Corner fireplace mantle, ~c.1870 from southwestern CT. One of a matching pair from the same house, although they are slightly differently sizes. Because these are corner mantle pieces, they have a lot of room behind them and may be suitable for gas fireplaces. Made of Chestnut or Ash. Dimensions: outside diameter ~62&1/2" wide x 51&1/2" high, [...]
Very large grind stone from East Putnam, CT. Made from brownstone and has an old "scar" on one side and newer "scars" on the other (from a snow plow). It measures 3'-10" in diameter x 8" thick. The center is 4" x 4". Great garden ornament or it could also be built into a stone [...]
This antique stone chimney cap measures 24" x 28" and is nicely tooled. It would make for a unique garden ornament or planter. It has an old crack on one of the sides. Stable. Cost: $250
A unique "cupped" and very early lye stone from the Pomfret, CT area. It measures approximately 33" in diameter and 6" thick. The carved area is approximately 18" in diameter. Cost: $350
Nice half stone that can be used as a step or garden statuary. Measures 47" in width x 20" deep x 7.5" thick. Cost: $450
A nice, very large well stone. It was purchased from a house on Duffy Rd in Abington, CT. It is some type of layered stone with mica in it. It measures 6'-4" x 8'-6" with a 19" diameter hole. Cost: $950
This is a two piece (cracked) well stone that was broken many years ago. It was purchased from a house in Woodstock, CT. This could be a great landscaping piece or built into a stone deck. It measures 4' x 6' with a 19" diameter hole. Cost: $750
This is a special stone because it is dated and initialed. The date looks to be 1771 and the initials are CEC. While you can never be sure the date was carved at that time, there is no indication that it wasn't. The well stone was purchased in 2003 from Wayne Ayers and came from [...]
Very large scale pair of matched, hip-roof, granite posts. Would be used to flank a large gated entry way and to terminate stone walls on either side. They measure 15" x 15" x 10'+ in total length. The portion that is finished and will be proud of the ground level is 6'-3" tall. This is [...]
This enormous piece of granite was purchase from John Budd of Eastford, CT in 1999. It may have been some type of "anchor" stone for farm machinery. Three 4" diameter holes go all the way through the stone and really defines the look of the piece. The stone measures 32" x 20" x 8' tall. [...]
