Antique Odds & Ends
This page is home for miscellaneous items discovered in salvaged buildings & other antique odds & ends I've picked up along the way. We would call this page 'Stuff My Wife Is Making Me Sell" but that title is kinda long...
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Three-headed 'bubbler'/water fountain: NEW This came out of a MA schoolhouse dating 1869. This is a 'Standard' cast iron water fountain that accommodates 3 children at once. Cost: $1250 |
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Cast Iron sink 'base' or legs: NEW This is a matched pair of cast iron legs that supported a large, double basin slate or soapstone sink. The sink was badly damaged, but I was able to save the legs which are in perfect condition. Nice decorative profile on the front. Cost: $300. |
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17C. Wooden bust: This carved wooden bust, which we affectionately call 'Shakespeare' came from England and is dated between c.1650 to c.1680. It is a rough carving with the rasp marks very visible. It has a great patina, and any damage is very old and has patina also. It was made to stand and was perhaps a study work or preliminary model. It measures 20” tall x 10” wide at shoulders x 6.5” wide at lower chest. A unique and very old piece. Cost: $3,200. |
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Chest #2: 18C six-board blanket chest made from single board maple. Original condition with ox blood red on all sides. Box measures 40”wide x 16” deep x 17” tall including lid. Lid measures 42” wide x 16&1/2” deep. A really nice original piece and made from maple. Came from a N.E. CT house. Cost: $1,450. |
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Cupboard #6: 18th century built in cupboard that I salvaged and turned into a stand-alone cupboard/shelving unit. All original except for front face trim. Original ox-blood red paint on inside. Shelves have plate groove. All hand wrought nails. Measures 30”wide x 82” tall x 18” deep. Shelves are 24” wide x 16” deep. Cost: $950. |
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Antique Black Boards: Approximately 50 pieces all 42” tall and 3' to 6' +/- wide and 1/4” to 1/2” thick. Great for restaurants, bars, delis and natural food stores or for use at home. Cost is $75 per linear foot for pieces under 4' wide and $100 per linear foot for 4' and longer. Discount for 5 or more pieces. |
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Cart set #2: I've just gotten in 20 industrial carts that are in very good condition. No over spray, not very dirty or greasy. Cost per cart is $500. Discount on multiples. Pick-up only. |
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Chestnut Scaled Board This unique, home-made pallet is made from a single chestnut board and edged to create a raised edge. The hash marks scribed into the board are at 1" intervals. Cost: $350 |
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Table #1 Rustic antique painted table, approximately c.1850. It measure 27"+ wide x 8' long x 32" tall. Cost: $2,850 |
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Large Iron Pot Rack This pot rack is only 30 years old or so, but has great character and cast iron double hooks. It measures 68" long x 13" tall x 24" wide. Cost: $750 |
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Wooden barrel #1 Most likely an 18th C. wooden barrel (short), carved from a single log. ~22" tall and 20" in diameter, but is slightly oval. Cost: $1,850 |
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Irish Collection Box This is a unique, early wrought iron piece I recently purchased. The documentation says that this is an Irish Collection Box from a church which dates circa 1650 to 1680. Cost: $2,500 |
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