Circular sawn hay loft hard pine flooring. This flooring is rather clean and has been nicely burnished from the bales of hay being moved around on it over the years. Widths of approximately 4”-10”+/- and length of approximately 4’-10’ plus some shorts. The floor has been washed and would be great as a wall or [...]
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 [...]
Spectacular 1,400sf+ of original surface, foot worn, numbered, wide, long, antique Eastern White pine flooring. A fabulous find and a long time in the making. This came from the Chichester, NH meeting house which dates to the 1770’s, but I think the original floor wore out and this floor was put in during the mid-1800’s. [...]
150sf of 18C, ship-lapped, original surface, painted, antique white pine. Widths of ~10” to 16” and lengths of ~14’ to 16’. The flooring could be used ‘as is’ or painted. Because of the condition of the original surface, this floor should not be sanded. The original surface contours would show through the paint. As with [...]
This is the largest 18C spring latch I have seen. It measures ~12” from left to right (13” including tip of bar) x 6” at right side of plate. The end of the bar is 1.5” wide. It fits a 1" thick door, but with a bit of welding, the shaft can be made to [...]
590sf of long, wide and thick, hand planed and foot worn 18C Red Pine flooring from South Windsor, CT and a similar thickness batch from MA. The flooring is a proud 1”+/- and very heavy and dense. The flooring should be sanded and buffed to bring out the great Red Pine colors. Widths of 7” [...]
These tiles were salvaged from a late 1800's Taunton, MA building. They are approximately 120 years old. There are 130 tiles plus a few cracked ones. They have a range of texture from smooth to slightly pitted. The would look great in a sun room or garden shed, but could also be used for fireplace [...]
These 18th-century paneled room ends with fireplace and door were salvaged from a Thompson, CT house that was slated for demolition. These two room ends, both attached to the main fireplace, but in different rooms, came from the first floor. They were removed professionally and are now in my barn on display. They are in [...]
Approximately 50 pieces all 42” tall and 3' to 6' +/- wide and 1/4” to 1/2” thick. Most have green blackboard paint that can be removed on smooth side. Personally, I like the back sides because they usually aren't sanded and have the wavy grain of the stone. Great for restaurants, bars, delis and natural [...]
This cast iron statue of a Roman boy has nice detail and weathering. Weighs approx. 130 lbs, stands 3’ high and base is 10” in diameter +/-. Great garden ornament. Cost: $400, was $850
