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

This fruit press probably dates to the late 1800’s and is in great, original condition.   It is made of maple wood that has a great original patina and includes its strainers and pan.  It measures approximately 4’ tall and 2’ x 2’ at base. Cost: $950

A spectacular matching pair of 16’(+/-) ionic antique columns from a circa 1849 church that collapsed in early 2011.  The church was located in Dayville, CT,  along Route 101.  The columns are complete and in very good condition.  Heavily painted.  Capitals and bases are complete but may need to be puzzled back together.  The columns [...]

This original, hand-painted Aetna Insurance sign (double sided) was found in the loft of a barn in Tolland, CT.  Late 1800's.  It is in very good condition, in spite of the pigeon droppings on one side. I haven't attempted to clean it. It measures 38" wide x 32" tall x 3" thick. Cost: $500