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, July 30, 2013
Another favorite find!
The woman I bought this from said she was going to use it as a planter but never did. I thought the same thing of course! I wasn't quite sure what it was exactly, just knew that I loved it. I looked it up and it is actually an old lawn mower grass catching bin. How cool! This measures 15-1/2 by 9 and is 13 inches high at the highest point. I hung old rusty wire across the back so it would hang up.SOLD!!
Egg crate
Wooden egg crate in gray paint. Divided in half inside. Great look. Latch does close, but in picture, it was open for some reason. Top fits tightly and will shut completely. Measures 27 by 13 and stands 13-1/2 inches tall. SOLD!
Old breadboard with kitchen utensils
Forgot to measure this, but it is a large breadboard with several cool old kitchen utensils attached. A kitchenalia artwork original!
My project Hoosier
Some of you who follow me on facebook may remember back in June, my friend drove up with a Hoosier in parts and pieces and asked me if I would like to buy it. I wasn't eager to take on any projects as we were in the middle of working on our vintage camper, but I felt compelled to buy it and try to bring it back to life. We had to replace a few of the door panels, and one drawer bottom, and it needed a thorough cleaning. Last, it had a broken trim piece that had not one but two mortise and tenon joints. Barry is pretty good at carpentry, but this called for my neighbor Joe, a cabinet maker extraordinaire! He just finished the last piece of the puzzle and here she is! Certainly not perfect, but at least we saved her! Up close she has some rough spots where there were several coats of paint, and like many of these old Hoosiers, some warpage on the side and back pieces. She is what she is! Has all original racks, sliding breadboard and a tin bread box in bottom drawer. This compact unit measures 36 inches wide by 25-1/2 deep and stands 69 inches tall. One additional note, bottom picture which shows the layers of paint, the color appears to be green, but this is actually blue! SOLD!
Glass and galvanized chicken waterer
Everyone knows I am drawn to chicken items! I have had all glass waterers and all galvanized waterers, but never half and half. So cool! This stands 10 inches tall and the glass base is 9 inches in diameter. Manufactured by Anderson Box Co. Indiana
Hand forged evener
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Look at those curly hand forged hook ends! Love this piece, it's rusty, but so unique! Laughing at my goats and even Bob, they are lounging around the truck today! The evener is 28 inches across.
Wednesday, July 24, 2013
"Folky" hand lettered potato sign
Made of wood on back of an old business sign. Measures 26 by 20 inches and it goes perfectly with Maria Bryant of AMB Primitives hand crafted potatoes!
Focus slide egg tester
Unique little egg candling box. Used to tell if eggs held chicks or not. It could be used with sunlight or artificial light. Eggs would be placed in the six holes on top and then the mirror at bottom would reflect back image which would or would not have an outline of a chick! Dovetailed on corners and made in West Springfield, Mass. Love this piece! Measures 10-1/2 by 8 inches and stands 5 inches tall. SOLD!
IGA grocery store food vendor box
This was used for demonstrating foods that came packaged for IGA. The price list is on inside cover and a plate of spaghetti and meatballs was 15 cents. Not too bad! A shelf has been added to make this more practical. This box is 25 by 15 inches and stands 27 inches tall. SOLD!
Double sided office sign
So neat! Double sided and both sides are in good condition. Made of wood with two hooks for hanging on top. this measures 21-1/2 inches wide and 17 inches tall. SOLD!
Another cool tool tote
Great look to this old tote with leather tool compartment divider. One end has a repair. this tote measures 33-1/2 inches long by 12-1/2 inches wide.
Some wooden items
A large cheese box that stands 13 inches tall and has a diameter of 17 inches. There is a small shipping label on top dated early 1900's. Another wooden sifter too! Cheese box is SOLD!
Library style table
Nice big table is perfect for a shop to display lots of goodies! This could stand to be refinished but I like it as is and will leave that for it's new owner. This is 5 feet, 6 inches long and 34 inches wide. Stands 30 inches tall. Nice dovetailing on drawers. Two drawers in front that are very deep and are both divided with a partition. SOLD!
Monday, July 15, 2013
Small wheel from mill
Just ten inches in diameter. These old mill wheels were usually belt driven. Pieced together in such a unique way of various blocks of wood. They have a great look to them! SOLD!
Henniker NH saw box
Love the look of this narrow little tool tote. Only 4 and 3/4 inches wide! 27 inches long by 11 inches tall. SOLD!
Another barrel lid
I had one of these about a month or so ago, and this one is painted almost the same color. There is writing of some kind on it, but I can't make it out. Measures 19-1/2 inches in diameter. SOLD!
Home made butter churn
Cute home made butter churn! With paddles inside and handle to crank. The base measures 17 by 14 and the unit stands 17 inches tall. SOLD!
Repro barber pole
Not old, or a real barber pole, but still cool, and way more affordable than the real thing! This is heavy wood and stands 50 and 1/2 inches tall. SOLD!
Mint green gate leg table
Adorable mint green gate leg table. This folds so flat and compact, it's amazing! Only about 5-1/2 inches wide when folded shut. When open it is 29-1/2 inches in diameter and stands 27 inches tall. SOLD!
Tuesday, July 9, 2013
Cupboard with old icebox door
I bought the icebox door from Michelle at Bittersweet Blessings in Chester. I loved it so much and hoped that someone would find inspiration and use the door in some creative way. It has been here for a few months, so I asked my friends Wayne and Susan Hughes if they would build a cupboard around it. Wayne makes amazing pieces using old salvaged items and Susan does the painting and the decorative touches. This is what Wayne came up with and Susan gave me great tips on how to distress the cupboard during painting. This has one shelf and a great latch that Wayne devised to make the old icebox hardware actually work. The cupboard measures 31-1/2 by 18 and stands 37 inches tall. Hard to see all the cool colors and shading as I have it out on the back porch drying, and it's a little dark out there! SOLD!