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.
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
The exterior of our new addition
We are almost done, just need to build permanent steps out front. I planted my little garden last night, and my sister in law always puts witch hats on her shrubs, so I borrowed her idea! Don't forget our open house for 5th year anniversary and debut of the addition will be October 8 and 9. Details to follow soon!
Great garden bike!
Assorted clock makers drawers
Parker Bros. Fortune Teller Game
Gothic cast iron cross
You can never have enough scales (right Maria?)
Primitive table
Pulley wheel clamps to table or workbench
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Our addition is open!
Halloween window
Candy, old and new!
I had decided to bring candy back to the store. I had it here when I first opened, but I was my own best customer! Now that we have the beautiful general store counter, it just needed candy displayed on it again! There are some old candy boxes, most empty, but one box of Conversation hearts has never been opened. Then we have a selection of candy in bags, licorice, fireballs, jelly beans, tootsie rolls, Swedish fish, etc. I just have to stay away from it!
Beautiful primitive pram
Iron witch weathervane on stand
Ideal wash tubs
Chicken feeder top?
Antique traverse sled
Spooky Candleabra
Witch's dress form
Sweet Annie
Perfect for witch's shoes
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Work continues on the store addition
Awesome little cupboard made from Mother's Oats crates
Pretty wooden bench in perfect fall color!
Adorable little wooden tote
Wooden wheel
Love the look of this, one of my favorite finds of the week! One side is solid wood, and the other is made up of five pieces of wood fitted together. Measures almost 14 inches in diameter. The auctioneer thought it might have been the lid of the barrel or a crock. I don't always care what something was originally used for, but buy them just because I like the way they look! This would look great hanging on a wall or from a beam.
SOLD!
Corrine's corner!
Metal architectural pieces
I was just drawn to the shape of these. They are marked Hoeft Bros. Chicago. When I did some research, the Hoeft Bros. manufactured poultry supplies. Not positive that these were for chickens, but could have been a feeding dish for chicks? I just like the way they look. I hung one on my wall of rusty art on the back of the store. These are 7 inches from tip to tip.
SOLD!
Deb has restocked her Rustic Country Handcrafts!
Her supply was depleted over the weekend, so she brought in some new items on Sunday. Beautiful small table runner or candle mat, quilted, and embroidered with pumpkins and teastained. Also, the pretty little pillow with more pumpkins and teastained. Many more wonderful items to choose from in the store.
German religious book printed in 1924
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