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
This is a nicely tooled granite step that measures 5’ wide x 17.5” deep x 9.5” thick. It would make a great landing for a front entryway or side door, or a step onto a patio. Cost: $500
This primitive granite post once buried will stand 4’ proud of the ground surface. It measures 9”x 7” at the top and 10”x 7” at the base and is 6’ long in total. Cost: $750
This early granite hitching post once buried will stand 4’ or more proud of the ground surface. It has a ring of concrete at it’s base to help secure it in the ground. It has an iron ring attached. It measures 6”x 7” at the top and 10”x 7” at the base and is 5’ [...]
A nice pair of matching granite fence posts. They were originally connected with pipes which can be seen cut off flush with the stone. The overall length is 7’ and the ‘tooled’ area that will be proud of the ground is 4’. The posts taper from top to bottom; 9” square at the top and [...]
