J A Crandall’s MAMMOTH A B C building blocks.
Patented June 28, 1881
Original pine stacking – nesting – building blocks – with original paper litho art work.
GREAT set – smallest block is 2″ square – largest on base of stack is 6.5″
They all nest inside of each other. Amazing that most of the paper litho is still intact. There is some loss and scuffing – but overall this is a GREAT set with lots of bright colors and graphics still intact!
$495/set
Salvaged out of eastern NY state or Vermont – a great looking transom window with crossed mullion design.
Has nice old crackled, white paint – ALL GLASS IS GOOD & ORIGINAL!
The window measures 89.75″ long x 15.75″ high x 1.75″ thick.
$795/ea (2 available)
Early 19th century over the door fan pediment.
HAND CARVED wood – similar to a louver style – yet this piece dates to 1810-1830 vintage.
Great cream & egg plant colored paint.
Square nails throughout.
Applied to a pine (1″ thick) board.
Pediment measures 72″ long x 22″ high x 1.5″ thick
Great detail & old finish.
Super piece for decor – AND sturdy enough for restoration project.
Early fans like this do not come on the market often – and certainly not in this great shape!
Measures 72″ long x 21″ high x 1.5″ thick.
$1850
Monster oak cabinet. Possibly from a school, library or country store.
GREAT for a kitchen island. Has an abundance of storage space in the multiple drawers.
Original golden oak stain.
Open bottom – bead board back. Top is four wide oak boards – they should be reglued together.
Measurements over all – 10′ 6″ long x 37″ high x 40.5″ deep.
The door oon the far left is 10″ wide x 36″ – there is one shelf in this section.
The six drawers on the left side measure 11″ wide x 9″ high. The bottom drawer on this side is 22″ wide x 6″ high.
The middle bank of EIGHT wide drawers are 48″ wide x 4 3/8″ high.
The five drawers on the right side are 33.5″ wide – and graduate from 5.25 – 6 3/8″ (2) – 7 3/8″ – 8 3/8″ high.
Nice paneled ends.
This piece will make a KILLER island – has tons of storage. Would be great in a store setting also.
$3895
A late 19th century gilt EAGLE weathervane. Most likely an old, but not original finish.
Has a great, impressive look with spread wing design. I can not see a makers mark on this.
Has wonderful design & detail.
We’ve enjoyed this piece in our family room on top of an entertainment center for about 8 years. I’ve been told to find a new owner for this piece. 
Measures 30″ wide at wing tips. Is 20″ high and just about 12/13″ deep.
Has a small black marble base that was with it when I bought the piece.
Great folk art, nice clean vanes like this are hard to find!
$4250
HUGE old school house chalkboard / BLACK BOARD – constructed in wood design with bread board ends.
Lots of written patina on the surface of this one. Notes it may be as early as 1834 – I would easily date to 1840 vintage.
No chalk tray here – but unusual long – 98″ size. Measures 32.5″ high – three wide pine boards – measures 7/8″ thick!
$595
GREAT looking country store counter, dating last quarter of the 19th century.
Was recently used in a reproduction wood/furniture shop. This piece was upstairs in a barn.
Wonderful paneled design, finished on both ends, nice bracketed detail. NEVER PAINTED – has old dry, crackled finish (NEEDS A GOOD CLEANING!) Top has wear – could be sanded for smoother surface or left as is to show years of work on top.
Nice full length shelf & bottom on back side. Old bottle opener still attached to back. Solid and in GREAT condition!
Measures 147″ long is 25 3/8″ deep on top & is 32.5″ high!
LOTS of potential!
Great piece for a store or even kitchen island!
Wonderful look – very functional!
$3295
The colors and detail on this set are amazing. Out of a church in central CT – circa 1880′s vintage.
Has wonderful yellow, amber, green, & purple colors in the glass.
Frames are rock solid – there are three small hair line cracks (as shown in second to last picture!)
Sashes are 40.75″ wide x 1.75″ thick. The top sash is 39.25″ high and bottom is 40.5″
Has old victorian hard ware still in tact.
Previous owner cleaned the glass and frames in a manner that allows these to be placed inside a home with no effort or work required.
Great looking set.
This one will certainly not last long!
$1150
Great looking 19th century box. Tool chest or blanket box. Has NO insert – has the best grain paint design and what I’ve seen referred to as a vinegar paint pattern.
Box is solid & in excellent condition.
Clean!
Box measures 36.75″ long is 20″ high & 17″ deep.
Great primitive piece!
$695
Salvaged schoolhouse chalkboards – circa 1920 from a Brooklyn, NY schoolhouse – repurposed into TABLE TOPS!
Bases of tables made from round porch columns OR SQUARE porch piers – circa 1880′s vintage.
Old crackled white paint on bases.
Slate is laid on 1″ MDF boards – wrapped with old victorian moldings! This edge molding has an old brown paint that is nearly coming off.
Table top alone is 300-350#. The tops rests on the stretcher base!
Measures 99″ long x 45″ wide x 30.5″ high.
There are 2 different tables shown here. We can custom make these also – shorter (longer might be a bit too heavy to lift!) or with different salvaged components for legs.
Priced as shown, at $2650/ea
