Explore Our Unique Inventory of Vintage and Salvage Restorations

Beautiful vintage vanity and mirror with a chair. (45”W x 20”D)

Made from a 1940s mobile typewriter stand and a renewed table top that used to be in a local diner. (36”W x 18”D x 27”H)

This vintage barn door has been married with a salvaged table base. The base has only been (cleaned) and, like many of our items, it can be finished differently if you desire. (66” x 49” x 35”H)

Vintage piece that has hanging storage and 3 drawers. (37”W x 20”D x 64”H)

Produced using an old painting ladder, barn wood/roofing. (49”H x 17”D x 31”W)

Originally from Corning Inc., this chest would be an ideal coffee table or a tool chest as-is. Has an additional drawer at the bottom.

Salvaged piano bench decoupaged with crows and some other fun paper.

We typically have some barn doors in stock along with hardware items.

We can work with you to build one unique to your vision. This one is in our home. It was built from an antique farm house door, wooden milk crates topped with part of a Dutch door for shoe/boot storage, barn wood and pieces of a salvaged end table. Even the coat hooks were saved from a discarded rack!

This was (salvaged) from an interior design project and given a second chance with some fun paper added to the facing. Comes with 3 stools. (60”W x 15”D x 33”H)

This piece was part of a mid 1800’s plow. The lights were rescued from an old 8 light fixture. More pieces made from the plow coming to the store soon! (5’ long)

Was one of some cast off kitchen cabinet doors in this color. Hinges were still attached to the trim pieces, so it made for a neat little accent shelf.

These sconces swivel in their bases. Nice cast iron pieces and some salvaged door hardware for accents.

We always have various apothecary and other bottles along with vases, candle holders, flower pots, etc etc.

Some love and accents gave this end table a second chance.

These slate roof tiles are 10” x 12” and have two pre-drilled holes which make them great for hanging as art / craft projects or other DIY uses. We picked up a lot of these!

New chrome and wicker stools. Obtained 6 of these…ask about current availability!

Laminated pressboard, rounded on one end and squared on the other. The squared end is unfinished. Likely these were used coming off of a wall. Could become a breakfast bar, work table…a variety of uses. 9 of these initially came in, please inquire as to current availability. 30” x 45”

Early 1900s factory cart made by The Nutting Co in Minnesota. This may be reworked into a coffee table soon!

Initially brought in two of the tables and 14 chairs. The chairs have a nice look to them and are quite solid.

3 light fixture with beautiful glass globes.

6’ long pot rack

Salvaged from a pump organ headed to the dump. (48”W x 17”H)

A little facelift with a new terra cotta color.

What began as something I was going to use for piece-parts ended up being a restoration of this beautiful item. 8-way hand tied spring construction all redone with rust velvet matching what I found under 2 other layers on top of it. (39”W x 24”D)

Have two of these currently.

Nice (heavy) glass pendants salvaged from a basement…originally brass hardware / chain. Redid one of them to start and have a total of 8 available if desired. I may use some in other projects!

Gave this some TLC, but left some of the wear and tear in place. Added some fun paper inside and out.

Salvaged, along with other components, from an early 1900’s piano destined for a burn pile. Nice accent over a mantle or I thought about using it to build an art table since it has an articulating tray-easel (57’W x 19’H)

Saved this fun table from the trash. The top can be adjusted to various heights. Just thought it was cool and deserved a facelift!

Reworked the top from a very sketchy coffee table and refreshed an antique sewing machine base for this table. (38’W x 29”H)

Initially brought in 10 of these. Double walled (solid) wood and heavy steel hardware all around. These were used to ship bulk reels of film…think of a roll of plastic wrap 4ft long and a few hundred pounds! Weighs 150 lbs (52”W x 20”D x 18”H).

Nice coffee table with a drawer.

Created from a discarded door, this table also has funky metal legs salvaged from another table headed to the dump and a custom made glass top. (42” x 32” x 18”H)

I’m sure there is a proper(?) name for this, but…decanter table it is! Comes with the 4 heavy crystal decanters. Another item saved from an untimely demise.

Originally came to me being called a “Gossip Chair”…assuming because we gossip on the phone… Back in the day when you needed a handy spot for a phone book!

Shelves made from old dresser drawers, mirrors and various other items we find fun…never know what you might come across…