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Category Archives: Furniture – For Recycling Repurposing and Upcycling
Create a Child’s Play Center From Vintage End Tables!
It’s been a while since we’ve had vintage end tables (side tables) in stock; they really don’t sell well for us – or anyone! – any more. But we have two now, and I thought it would be great to … Continue reading
Posted in 1960s Era, Furniture - Antique & Vintage, Furniture - Child, Furniture - For Recycling Repurposing and Upcycling, Furniture - Living Room or Den
Tagged childs play center, French Provincial coffee table, French Provincial side tables, French Provincial step tables, fruitwood side tables, fruitwood step tables, Heritage Collectibles, Heritage Collectibles Books & Maps, marble top coffee table, MT coffee table, repurposerecycleupcycle, upcycle, vintage coffee table, vintage side tables
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SOLD! Here’s a Solid Pine Cabinet With Multiple Possibilities
While the auctioneer called this a “bookcase”, I suspect it was probably intended originally as a media cabinet. It seems to me that a better use might be as a coffee bar, pantry shelving, or even tool storage out in … Continue reading
SOLD! Wicker Basket of Old Drawer Pulls
Most have all the parts although a couple may be missing a screw or something. 24 pieces in all, plus the basket. Condition: Vintage, used. Brass pieces have some oxidation (green). Dimensions: Variable. Price: $18.00 for everything, plus 5.5% Maine … Continue reading
SOLD! Cute Little Stand with Three Heart-Shaped Shelves
This little pine shelf would be cute as a button if someone with an artistic flair was to spend some time with it! Would that be you, perhaps? Condition: Very good. It’s as sturdy as one would expect for its … Continue reading
Posted in Craft Supplies, Furniture - Bookcases, Furniture - Child, Furniture - For Recycling Repurposing and Upcycling, Furniture - Miscellaneous, Furniture - Storage
Tagged heart shaped display, heart shaped shelf, Heritage Collectibles, Heritage Collectibles Books & Maps, pine shelf, small bookshelf, small table
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Vintage Wooden Ironing Board
I know few of us actually iron any more. I sure don’t, although I do remember my Grammie ironing my purple “hillbilly” dress when I was a pre-teen… over and over because I absolutely loved that dress! Our ironing board … Continue reading
Posted in Furniture - For Recycling Repurposing and Upcycling, Furniture - Miscellaneous, Furniture - Primitive & Farmhouse
Tagged antique ironing board, Heritage Collectibles, Heritage Collectibles Books & Maps, ironing board, vintage ironing board, wood ironing board, wooden ironing board
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SOLD! Cute Little Blue Stand with Magazine Storage – A Great Project Piece
This cute little stand would look great if redone in a stain or in black… or some other color to suit your fancy. Or you could leave it as is, but as you’ll see from the photos, it could use … Continue reading
SOLD! Vintage 1940s Era Glamour / American Beauties Pinup Posters
Both Johnny and I loved the WW II era glamour girl pinups… those saucy ladies with a twinkle in their eyes and mostly dressed, but still suggestive of … well, you know. I like(d) them because they’re fun and … Continue reading
SOLD! Antique Child’s Rolltop Desk
About a year ago we sold a similar child’s roll top desk, but it wasn’t in as good condition as this one is. The roll top works well with only slight sticking, and the drawer slides smoothly. Please scroll … Continue reading
SOLD! Antique Telephone or Gossip Bench
This is a nice little gossip bench, reminiscent of the old days when we all had “party lines”. When we lived in Bryant Pond, my family had the old-fashioned crank (or “ringie-dingie”) phone, that was attached to the wall. … Continue reading
SOLD! Overstuffed 1960s Era Chair with Yellow Floral Fabric
We have a pretty comfy overstuffed chair with 1960s-era yellow floral fabric. Structurally the chair’s in great condition. Unfortunately a beloved cat was allowed to scratch the front of the chair (or snuck in some scratches before being chased off), … Continue reading
