Thursday, May 6, 2010

Apple picker


Cute little apple picker. This is the shortest one I have ever had. Usually I would buy one of these, and they would have such long handles that they barely fit in my car. This one is only about 3 feet long.
SOLD!

Breezy Knoll Farm box

Great Breezy Knoll Farm box from Acton, Mass.
Divided inside, and probably used as an egg crate.
SOLD!

Thursday, April 29, 2010

What a find!


I stopped at a barn sale way up north and the lady who was running it let me go up into her loft. I saw this amazing partial bicycle hanging on her wall. I admired it and she said I could buy it! She found it in her garden overgrown with weeds. She said it took her a while to pull it free. I almost hate to part with it!
SOLD! :(

Tool tote with pansies


Another wonderful wooden tool tote. The handle has a fantastic worn patina. Great in the garden!
SOLD!

Covered barrel


Nice for storage, small wooden barrel with wooden lid.
SOLD!

Three legged milking stool


Primitive little three legged milking stool. Has a neat crooked appearance.
SOLD!

Rusty store bin


Tin storage bin is almost totally rusted now, but has a great look.
SOLD!

Birdcage


Cute little off white birdcage perfect for the garden! SOLD!

Thursday, April 22, 2010

Another great wheelbarrow!


Ready for spring decorating. Black and green paint chipped finish. Priced to sell too!
SOLD!

My favorite find this weekend



It would be hard to reproduce the look of years of paint being splattered on this child's birdcage chair. I just love the many different colors layered on the seat. Perfect in a garden, or to be painted by one of my talented crafters.
SOLD!

Interesting grinding tool

My personal
"American Picker" brought this by in his car. I was instantly attracted to the great gears and red handle. It took me a minute to realize it was a grinding stone. He didn't know it either! The handle turns the gears and they in turn set the grinding stone spinning. Very cool look to it. Marked McCormack Deering, Chicago, USA

TIn box with mosaic lid

Little tin box measures 6-1/2 inches by 5 inches, and is 4 inches high. The sides are covered with a patterned paper and the top has a mosaic look design with a knight atop a horse.