Super wide, hand-planed wallboard. The board is 27”+ x 6’9”+. Decorative ‘grain’ painted (faux bois-false wood). This was an 18th and 19th century paint application to make inexpensive wood look like Mahogany or other exotic wood. Cost: (wallboard #92) $850.
Super wide, hand-planed wallboard. The board is 23” wide x 8’ (8’5”). Cost: (wallboard #91) $750.
Six, early, unpainted buttery shelves. Shelves have hand-planed surfaces and original rounded and worn front edges. One shelf has wonderful ‘preparation area’ that is 19” wide. Shelves are ~14” wide. This shelf system could be built-in to the plaster, wall-to-wall in a room with adjacent walls of 7’6” and 7’10” or a larger room by [...]
575sf (+) of super wide, antique OAK flooring. 400sf comes from a 1740’s CT salt box attic and 175sf is from a CT colonial attic of similar age and look that I had tucked away. The difference is that the 175sf batch has been washed and the 400sf batch is unwashed. The surfaces are original, [...]
This garden is 12’x12’ (but could be larger or smaller). It has four iron gate ‘corners’ with a great patina (rust!). Four matching antique NH granite sidewalk stones and a carved granite grinding wheel with a fabulous ‘star’ on top as the center piece. If you’d rather have the huge, antique, cast iron rooster as [...]
180sf of dry goods store floor. This flooring has a unique, heavy footwear pattern with thinly worn ‘saddles’ about 2’ in width creating three isles and perhaps a shelf area in-between. This floor will need a unique area for a floor, wall or ceiling application. This would make a great wall application due to character [...]
300sf of wide, antique white pine from an Epson, NH attic. Very lightly foot worn (prominent saw marks) and could use a good buffing for a rustic floor. Most board are a proud 1”. Cost: (batch #439) 300sf @ $20sf, whole batch only, $6,000
Similar spring latches are available by order and ~1 month to restore and process. Minimum order of #4. Either a LEFT or Right opening door. (To determine, place your BACK against the door jamb WITH the hinges. If the door swings open to your left-it needs a LEFT HAND latch. If the door swings open [...]
A set of #18, very heavy (~80 # each) cast-iron beam supports from Shamrock Mills, Paxinos, PA. More could most likely be made using the extra broken one as a template. The supports are c. 1800’s, but the original mill which was built around dates to 1770. These supports held together the 8”x8” chestnut posts [...]
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 [...]
