I am so happy that my mom has power at her house. I was able to come over, take a shower, have coffee, and use her computer. Ah.......electricity!
Welcome to Log Cabin Antiques! We are located off the Plains (or Common area) in Kingston, NH. From the Plains, turn onto Bartlett Street. Look for our sign and flag halfway up on the right. Log Cabin Antiques-21 Bartlett Street, Kingston, NH. SORRY, NO SHIPPING! Email any questions to logcabinantiquesgifts@yahoo.com Hours are NOW SATURDAYS ONLY! 10-5 or by appointment.
Friday, February 26, 2010
After the storm
Last night's heavy winds took down a 60 foot tree which ripped out our wires and then in turn, put so much pressure on the telephone pole that it snapped in three pieces. The transformer came crashing down on top of poor Derek's car. Luckily he has another car that he drives and this is the only car that got hit in the driveway. There must have been nine cars in the yard when all this happened. We were lucky that the house and store were all safe, not to mention, us and Ginger and Horns who are in the barn right near this pole.
Tree branches and wires
The top of the tree that just missed my porch
The tree just missed the store
Wires everywhere!
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Glenwood stove in green
Vanilla extract box
Old wooden icebox
Child's sewing machine
The woman who sold this to me thought it might have been a cobbler's sewing machine, but the more I looked through pictures of these old machines, the more I thought it might be a cast iron child's machine. So, I'm not 100% sure but I do know that I love the look of it! It is only decorative, no longer functional. SOLD!
Thursday, February 18, 2010
I have been wanting one of these old machines.......
to display all my sewing notions and buttons. I think these old machines with their table and treadle bases are like a work of art. The detailing on the machine is gorgeous! My late mother in law used to use on of these. She bought a newer electric model eventually, but still favored her old treadle machine!
SOLD!
Bee Charmer's Cottage goat's milk soap eggs
I bought this great old sink from one of my favorite places-Blue Moon Salvage. (Unfortunately, they are now closed in NH) I knew I was keeping this sink for a use such as this! I love the soaps displayed in the old bowl. These soaps are wonderful too. They are scented and really moisturizing. Don't dry your hands like some soaps can. Also, they look so cute for springtime decorating your bathroom!
Sink is SOLD!
jelly bean scented candles
Easter is coming early to Log Cabin!
Just a small sampling of Easter goodies. I still have boxes of decorating items to come out. I just couldn't wait to bring out the new wax bunnies and sheep from Bee Charmer's Cottage. Also, shown here are bags of natural Easter grass, wooden chicks, decorative eggs, and candle rings. Much more to come in the next few weeks!
Rustic birdhouse
Thursday, February 11, 2010
New candles!
Sale on linens
Pet carrier
Wooden tool box
Chicken feeder
Thursday, February 4, 2010
Odds and ends from Dover Antique Market
Yesterday was the next to last Dover antique market. Only one more in March and then we will have to wait until fall. I loved the big wooden bobbins. The faucets are earmarked for Ray and Linda's birdhouses if they want them. Ray likes to attach interesting architectural pieces to his birdhouses. The wooden piece looks like it was the top to a basket, but I figured someone could paint on it, or of my clever crafters will make something out of it.
Wooden piece is SOLD!
Faucet knobs are SOLD!
Laundry items
Can an ice fishing sled be cute?
Old box with removable lid
Photographic lantern
Universal lantern is marked Hugh Morrison and Sons Photographic Supplies, Pittsburgh, PA. I tried to do some research on this as I had never seen one before. Hugh Morrison and Sons had a photographic supply business from the late 1890's. Apparently, these lanterns were used in the darkroom to give a little light to aid in the development process.
SOLD!
Rustic table
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