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$250
This crib was made in 1955, in Canada, and has been in Kathryn's family since her birth. Kathryn, her brother, her sister and Kathryn's daughter were all raised in this crib.
The crib came with water decals which eventually crumbled and fell off, so, in 1982 when her daughter was born, Kathryn painted original oil painted designs on the crib.
The mattress frame is adjustable to two locations and does need one new bracket from the hardware store.
The side rail on one side drops all the way down to the floor.
The boxed drawer unit that fits under the mattress is a fabulous storage area for blankets and diapers etc.
The top veneer needs to be glued down and one end (shown) needs to be sanded and varnished. There was a moving truck accident coming to Tennessee and a liquid took off the varnish.
The mattress was new in 1982 and has been stored indoors ever since. You may have the mattress if you wish.
NOTE: For many years Kathryn used this crib as store display to hold dolls, toys, linens and other retail goods. It drew many a comment.
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$5
An "old fashioned" baby gate.
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$75
This vintage playpen also was purchased in Canada in the 1950's.
Unlike the square units, this playpen is 3'x4' folds to fit nicely into a large trunk, van or Toyota (which is what Kathryn owned).
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This playpen is far better for encouraging standing and walking than those wiggly, flimsy, netted units.
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$350
This double bed is made of poplar and comes from Indiana.
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These photos show the headboard carving.
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$200
This extra long twin mahogany spindle bed was purchased in 1982 from a sweet 93 year old gentleman who told me his parents bought him this bed USED when he was 7 years old. According to that data, it would date the bed to somewhere in the 1890's.
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$900
CAST IRON
Green and Ivory Two Oven, Four Burner GAS STOVE.
This stove was sold in Canada by McClary-The Wilcolator Co.
Manufactuerers Newark, N.J.
Patented 1927
The item was purchased new, in Canada, by my next door neighbors who used it right up until the 1970's when they had electricity installed in their home. They took the stove and all it's parts, pipes and pieces and put it in their garage where it sat until I purchased it in 1993 and have used it for store display ever since.
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$25
Vintage 1950/60's stool.
Wow!! Spent a lot of days sitting on this item playing school with my friends.
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New Ideal Treadle Sewing Machine
Made in Canada
$175
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This unique item has slide in hinges in the machine cover that allows one to flip the cover back and still sew without removing the cover completely.
Drawer pull is new. The rest is original and still functional when last I used it.
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$10
You are looking at an antique/vintage iron accessory (shown in top photo).
This item clamps onto your ironing board and plugs into an electrical outlet.
You then plug your iron into the plug in the unit, run the iron's cord through the twist in the end of the spring loaded upright of the stand and your iron cord is now suspended in the air. Never again will your cord yank and pull as you iron or get in the way to be burned.
GREAT FOR QUILTERS or CRAFTERS!!
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$25
This is an 11x14" metallic copy board with magnetic strips.
Place a photo or artwork on the board while it hangs on the wall and set up your camera to photograph the image.
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$25
This is an antique package printer for the darkroom.
By moving the sliders and opening and closing the doors one can print a number of prints on the same piece of photographic paper without cutting the paper. For example: one could print a page of wallets on an 8x10" piece of paper.
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$25 each
These are originally antique thread bobbins from milling machines in North Carolina.
A crafter from N.C. has turned them into kaleidoscopes with mirrors and plastic beads.
Several available while supplies last.
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$50
This antique wash stand is in it's original condition and does need a little glue and reinforcing on the cupboard door and base sill.
It does come with the curved back towel rack, but, I have forgotten where I put it and will have to look for it for future photographs or sale.
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