Victorian Pocket Door with hardware.  Measures 54” wide x 80” tall x 1&1/2” thick.  Someone tried to strip one side and damaged the wood surface, but this could be sanded out. Cost: $300

Measures approximately 42&1/2” wide x 75&1/2” tall.  With battens door is 1&3/4” thick.  Rollers are 4&1/2” proud of door top.  No rail. Cost: $250

Small, carved, poplar mantel. Carvings all appear to be out of solid wood, not applied. Probably only 50+/- years old. Has a small chunk missing on lower right side. Dimensions: inside 37” wide x 37” high; outside 46” wide x 46” high; shelf 46” wide x 8” deep at center. Cost: $50, was $200

This cart is quite large and different from any other cart I’ve seen.  It measures 36” wide x 6’4” long x 20” tall and is very heavy.  It could be used as an industrial coffee table or continue to be used as a cart. Cost: $200, was $500

The trough is in very good condition and was stored  in a barn in Woodstock, CT for most of it’s life.  It is 8’ long x 32” wide (at top, 22” wide at base) x 2’ tall.  It is made from white pine and has hand forged supports. Cost: $100, was $450

This is made of all metal which includes an ornate hand-wrought handle. It measures 23” wide and 18-1/2” tall with nice symmetry.  It has two flaps on the back to hold it in place and they can be bent to accommodate different sized openings. Cost: $325

This is a small cupboard door that measures 18” wide x 17-1/2” tall and has small H hinges and a great ‘lollipop’ pull. Cost: $150

This is a fantastic, feather-edge cupboard door that measures 20-1/2” wide x 37” tall and ¾” thick.  It features 8” H-L hinges and a great ‘lollipop’ pull. Cost: $325

This set of doors are 6’3” tall with the upper door measuring 19-3/8” wide x 37” tall and the lower door is 39-1/2” tall.  The hinge board strip is 3-3/8” wide.  It features cast-butt hinges. Cost: $300