/a pair of these heavy cast iron lion-head planters, about 15″ square/

  

/another view of planter, plus over a dozen of these brackets/

 

 

/four Queen Anne exterior doors, two of which have been stripped/

/We love stumbling upon utility drawers like these - handmade and entirely quirky – from basement workshops and “ye olde” hardware stores.  We have some of them in our own workshop, and even use the old washers and nuts that came in them!  If you’re ambitious, these look amazing built into custom cabinets, but for the 10-minute decorator they’re also handy just the way they are./

   

/Newel posts almost never come in, but this week we’ve had 8 new arrivals!/

 

/This little metal wash stand has a flip-up top with a swiveling soap dish.   Small enough for a powder room, it would look great all plumbed up and fitted with a  little basin./

 

/Update…this door was featured a couple of weeks ago.  It’s back from being stripped and is looking fantastic.  Two available./

 

/Just an unusual piece…this engraved plated pitcher is actually a thermos – it is double walled to keep your hot and cold beverages just that./

 

 

/Two mantles from the same home…one with an urn motif, the other with fruit basket and garland detail./

 

/cast iron fireplace insert and newly repaired stained glass window/

 

/cast iron foot bath – could be re-purposed as a super deep vessel sink in a laundry room/bathroom/etc./

 

/vintage skids and steer head/

  

   

/Five little green bucket stands…a place to rest your buckets when you came in from outside.  No buckets?  These would also make very sweet play furniture pieces for small children./

  

/there are two of these victorian door which open side-by-side and are sold as a pair, also a stainless drinking fountain/

  

/arched pine doorway (shown here against a large Egyptian door) – there is no door for this piece, but it would look incredible mirrored in a large space/

…that’s all for now.