This is a white pine (most likely) roof system with ‘ladder rung’ style purlins that connect the rafters, so roofers would lie vertically vs. horizontally (roofers not included). Typical of Northern New England. Numbered. It would be perfect for a ‘great room’ ceiling. Its footprint is 30’x40’ and it is the roof of an 18C [...]
1,500sf+ of vintage veneer, measured conservatively. Approximately 20 different species, most in large number of consecutive slices. Approximately 60 years old. It was made by J.A. Habig veneer company, Montgomery, PA and sold through Mainesburg Lumber Company, PA. I was only able to identify about 10 of them. Some names printed on veneer don’t come [...]
Fantastic 18C., rare 3-panel, right-hand door with the works…a wonderful period blue-gray color and great original hardware. A very handsome door. Wood is all hand planed and about 80% hand scraped with a razor blade to reveal the original color. It has: an original hand forged, through the cusp, spade latch and thumb piece with [...]
Resawn antique chestnut from a large barn beam. Will make a tabletop measuring 42”+ wide x 9’10” long. Boards are 1” thick in the rough. #2 – 10” boards and #2 – 12” boards, book matched. Cost: (stock #82) 36sf @ $30sf, whole batch only, $1080.
100sf of hand planed Red Pine wall boards from PA. (*the painted boards-blue and white, and the two white pine boards have been removed and tally adjusted) These boards are very nice quality with prominent hand planing. Most are unpainted with a wonderful patina with the exception of the red wash on a few. This [...]
50sf of hand planed Eastern white pine from PA with a great patina. This is a run of 8.5 linear feet of 6’4” tall boards. Widths of approximately 7” to 15” and a length of 6’4”. Boards are a heavy 1” thick. Great for a wall treatment or furniture. Cost: (batch #62) 50sf @ $12.50sf, [...]
Small section, 40sf, of early, wide feather edge wall boards. Hand planed. Widths of 14” to 18”+ x 7’3” tall. Good candidate for painting. Cost: (wallboard #59) SOLD
This early built-in corner cupboard, c.1735, was recently salvaged from the Van Wyck House parlor in Lloyd Harbor, NY. It was the first house to be built on this harbor and boasted a 500 acre farm and a spectacular view. The piece is in great condition, but the crown molding didn’t survive the extraction and [...]
Huge, single board that was an early country store counter. This counter top is made of Poplar or Tulip wood. It measures 28” wide x 99” long x 1” thick and the front corners are rounded. Perfect for a tabletop or bar top. Cost: (tabletop stock #2) SOLD
