Saturday, June 21, 2008

In the addition, looking out to the original store.


Finally, we are in! It really hasn't been that long since we started, but we have been talking about it for more than a year, so it feels like it's taken a while.

Looking in to the addition from the original store


All that is left is to put the trim up around the doorway that used to be our outside wall. It's nice to have some more room to spread out!

The centerpiece of the new addition!


As soon as the paint was dry on the floor, I just had to move the fireplace in! This was one of the last things I bought from my friend Albie of Blue Moon Salvage before he closed up his shop. Once it was in place, I just had to start decorating it, and then one thing led to another and before I knew it, the whole room was furnished!

Red bench



A red bench, drum cooler, a large wooden cookie mold, bellows, and more of Deb's handiwork, a basket that was a silverware caddy, that she re-purposed to hold a beautiful flower arrangement. Deb sells her work under the name, Rustic Country Collectibles. ALL SOLD!

Candles in their new spot in the addition


Out of the jelly cupboard, and onto the bookcase. Country Keepsake soy candles.

Tarts and votives, and Deb's wall hanging


Tarts and votives, and Deb's beautiful wall hanging. She's so talented!

Reproduction cupboard


The reproduction cupboard in it's new home, with one of my favorite finds hanging above it, a print of reproduction 1889 map of Wolfeboro, NH. The spelling on the map is Wolfeborough.

Teddy bears at school


Don't they know school is out for summer? Cute little school desk with seat, and even has the old schoolroom floor attached!

BIg red cupboard


Neat old cupboard in red. My sister thought this would be perfect for a crafter with all the little bins for storage! Two doors, both sides have compartments, and shelves under the bins. Measures 59 inches high, by 50 inches wide, and 22 inches deep. This was in the store previously, but moved out for a new piece, now it's back. Reduced to $199.00

Saturday, June 14, 2008

Falcon can with spout and detached lid


I love this can! The lid was detached, but I wired it to the back. It can be propped on top of the can, but I like the way the can looks with flowers in it. Nice detailed label on front and the red bands around the top and bottom add a nice touch. Just about 14 inches high.

Rusty Iron garden piece

This is a great little garden item. Has beautiful detailed scrollwork. The ends have prongs that can be stuck into the ground, or you could hang it on your fence or shed. Very pretty and unusual piece.

Vintage ammo and gun related items


Assorted empty vintage ammo boxes, plus some gun prints by Colt and Winchester. Vintage reloading tools, a Remington clay disc thrower, and a powder flask.