700sf of fabulous white pine attic flooring from NH. Great foot worn, straight sawn surface with some boards worn more than others, which typical attic floors of this age. Most of these boards were ‘pegged’ with rectangular 3.5” wooden pegs, hand carved. First picture shows the sub-flooring with two pegs sticking out where the top [...]
320sf of very wide, straight sawn, Red Pine flooring. This flooring is known for its prominent red growth rings and hardness. Flooring is suitable for sanding lightly, leaving some of the saw marks visible once finished. Flooring has been washed and is ready to install. Widths of 10” to 16” and lengths of 5’ to [...]
865sf of mostly hand planed and foot worn, 18C. antique White Oak from PA. This is a spectacular floor and all from one attic. It is thick at a proud 1” with a few boards thicker. While most of this batch is smooth enough to use ‘as is’, a small percentage of the batch may [...]
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 [...]
18C gunstock posts salvaged from and early 18C Northwood, NH cape. #5 posts are in great condition, including original tenons (multiple on top of posts). Two gunstock posts had about 16” +/- cut from bottom. They can be repaired. Two posts had ¼ of vertical post corner removed for plaster and lath long ago. The [...]
400sf of fantastic chestnut siding from the North side of a PA barn. Great condition and quality. Chestnut ages much better than other wood used for siding. It could be used ‘as is’ or ‘brushed’ with a nylon brush for a textured wall application or lightly brushed/buffed for a great, rustic chestnut floor. Average widths [...]
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
