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.
Wednesday, April 24, 2013
Great color on this watering can!
Ready for spring! This watering can is a pretty turquoise color. Has nozzle for watering in fine spray. Perfect for the garden! SOLD!
Quaker Oats crate
Wonderful graphics on this old box. They are on the bottom however! It makes a great height building display if you want to be able to see the words, or a great container if you put it right side up. It has a cool old padlock attached that locks nothing anymore since the lid is missing. Great look though! Even reads Quaker Oats on side, but it has been painted over! Measures 24 by 13 inches and stands 12 inches tall.SOLD!
Sweater stretcher
Wall hanging shelf
Pie and bread safe
Fire broom
Thursday, April 18, 2013
Amazing weathervane from Vermont barn!
This was Barry's favorite find! Hand forged directionals, wooden base and ball, with two copper balls on top. This has a iron base that is new but allows it to be displayed. Very big! Stands 6 feet 6 inches tall from base to ground. Original weathervane is 67 inches from bottom of wooden base to tip. The directionals are 37-1/2 inches across from letter to letter. I want to keep this, but Barry says sell! This is $395 firm! SOLD!
Wonderful wooden wheelbarrow
Here is a true relic!
Red wooden tool tote
Copper cupola and weathervane
These two pieces were married to make some cool architectural art! Under all that wonderful patina on the cupola is copper. If you shine it up, it would be pretty, but I wanted to leave it as is and let the new owner decide if they wanted it shiny or aged. The horse weathervane is missing it's N and S directionals. This whole piece stands 39 inches tall. The cupola is 19 by 19 at the base. SOLD!
Crusty International Truck emblem
Rusty ginger tin
Saturday, April 13, 2013
Just a reminder! We will be closed Thursday April 18th
We will reopen on Friday, April 19th. I will try to get the website updated late on Thursday!
Monday, April 8, 2013
Wooden drawers
I believe this was part of a dresser at one time, maybe the jewelry box or glove box attached to the top of the dresser. Great old patina on top, traces of goldish paint, a little nibbled, so I had to add a little mouse peeking out of the drawer. The unit measures 35 by 12 inches and stands 5 inches tall. SOLD!
Lovely wooden sign
1920's Lynn Mass shoe factory wagon
Great color on this old factory scoot. Seller pronounced this "scut" The man who sold it to us said there used to be a platform that held the leather for the shoes and it could be wheeled through the factory. He built a little planter box lined with metal. Perfect for the garden! Heavy cast iron wheels. Rear wheels are 25 inches across. Handle is 39 inches tall and is 34 inches front to back. The little metal lined cart is 20-1/2 by 14 inches. SOLD!
1950's metal camp bed by Symmons
Two beautiful wooden bowls
Weather vane topper
Hoosier top only!
Love the chippy paint on this old hoosier top. Makes a great rustic display. This could be hung on the wall if you add hangers, or sit on a table. The rolltop is not rolling up or down presently. Measures 40 inches wide by 11 front to back. Stands 37 inches tall. Bluish, white chippy paint. Dovetailed corners. SOLD!
Wednesday, April 3, 2013
Old school storm door!
This is a neat old storm door system. In the summer, you could remove the wooden insert and use just the screen to allow a nice breeze to pass through. In the fall, you could simply add the panel back in and swing the levers to hold it in place. Door measures 33-1/2 by 72 and the little insert is 22 by 36. One side has a great chippy blue, green, gray, white paint and the other is a soft yellow with a bit of green underneath. SOLD!
Murray tractor
Adorable child's table and two chairs
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