A rare find of sixteen, matching pyramid top, granite posts. Each is 66” average overall length with 36” finished and 30” below ground. Most have two holes on opposite sides for bars. The holes are 16” on-center apart. Two posts have 3/4” diameter gate pintles which the two holes on the opposite sides. The pintles [...]
Fantastic early entry stone from Epsom, NH. ~7’4” long x 23” wide x 7” tall (edges) with ‘belly’ (not flat on bottom). Perfect for a large door entry stone or could be used lengthwise as part of a walkway or in concert with ‘granite walkway stones’. Great tooling and lichen growth on top and 3 [...]
These 4 matching 90-degree iron fence corners are 38” tall when set on ground and each side measures approximately 45.5” from corner. Great for a small garden area or garden ornamentation. Can be made larger using stone posts in-between iron corners. Cost: All four corners: $400.
Cast iron, 19C, water driven drive pulleys. Great for lawn ‘art’ or round table (use large one as base and smaller as top). Very heavy. One is 42” in diameter x 7.5” thick and the other (blue) is 39.5” in diameter and 5&1/8” thick. Cost: Pair $250
Seven wooden grain augers from a grain mill in PA c.1775. Great as ‘art’ or for lights hanging from it over a dining table or island or bar! Not sure of age, but most likely 19th C. Iron couplings and wood. 5.5” diameter octagon, 10” in diameter with paddles x 65” long. A total of [...]
Granite Walkway Steps: #4 beautiful, wire cut, sidewalk stones, plus #2 matching steps. Each walkway stone measures 24” wide x 53” long x 4”+/- for a walkway of approximately 18’ long x 2’ wide. The #2 steps are 48” and 46” wide (one needs to be trimmed) x 14” deep x 7” thick. Would make [...]
Table is made from black walnut and dates to between 1690 to 1720. It was purchased in 1919 by a private party from the dining room in a 17Th century, colonial museum, Danbury, CT. Picture of document shows the table in the Danbury Colonial Museum. Open it is an oval and closed it is a [...]
Vintage cast iron rooster with great patina. Perfect for the lawn or garden. 44” tall and very heavy – hundreds of pounds. Very handsome! Cost: $3,500
Carved Limestone Lions: Fantastic pair of carved limestone lions c.1870. Came from the garden of the de Kay Estate on 1 George Cannon Rd, Tyringham, MA. Visited often by Mark Twain and Jackson Pollock among others, and where the Guilded Age was coined. Weathering of stone consistent with age. Lions are sitting and oriented left [...]
Interesting architectural stone. Would make a great garden ornament. Measures approximately 16” in diameter and 16” tall, approximately 22” diameter at base. Cost: $250
