Antiques

This cabinet can be mounted on the wall or placed on the floor. Its a great piece of Canadian furniture. Great storage with two shelves and a lower drawer. 

33”w x 54" h x 18"d

A good dough bowl was handed down through families and was a sense of pride in the kitchen. Dough was made in these hand carved bowls because the wood held the heat generated by the fermentation of the yeast.  There are many replicas now but authentic bowl will have cuts and nicks as well different tones due to aging. dough bowl has a beautifully hand carved 

 15"W X 37"L X 7"H

We love these galvanized pails  used  for collecting olives. A pail would make a great storage container for blankets, books or use outside with plants or bring inside with dried lavender or hydrangeas. 

16"W x 15"T

Primitive carvings and sturdy handle on this one of a kind mangel board. 

• 74L x 11W

Cast Iron Urn with two handles and three legs.

28L x 28D x 22.5H

Antique Urn with two handles used for cooking over an open flame.

• 27L x 32.5D x 18.5H

Copper Urn with handles and beautiful patina.

• 29L x 23D x 20H 

Cast Iron Urn from the 1700-1800's, was used for cooking on an open fire. Would look fantastic with greenery or even wine corks.

• 35L x 28D x 23H

This beautiful Bronze Urn was used to prepare food over an open fire.

• 32L x 24D x 14H

Open back wooden chair, looks to have been painted previously.

38L x 37D x 85H

Antique  Swedish wooden chair from early 1800's. Has a slight reddish colour.

• 32"t x 14"d x 19"w
  

Antique wooden chair from early 1800's.

• 38L x 33D x 74H

• This well worn, hand carved bowl has remnants of the original paint on the inside and a rich red tone on the exterior. This bowl would look stunning on a kitchen island, a coffee table or just on its own.
• 8"W x 12"L
• 20.32cm x 30.48cm

• Germans perfected the beer stein or Tankard but the Scandinavian's are known for the wooden version along with a perfectly fitting lid and sturdy handle.  It kept the beer cold and the flies off of the foam.
• 9"W x 9.5"H
• 22.8cm x 24.13cm

 Swedish antique cast iron mortar & pestles are a beautiful addition to any home. Once used for grinding herbs or spices as well as pharmaceutical compounds they could be used as a planter or vase.  

4" x 4"

• This wall cupboard or cabinet would hold the essentials in a farmhouse in rural Sweden. The detailed carvings and hand painted motif are still in tact despite being over four hundred years old.
• Would work well at a front or above a toilet for extra storage.  Can be wall mounted or sit on a shelf.
• 24"t x 15"w x 9"d

• Beautifully hand carved Swedish root bowl from the 1800s.
• Original colour.
• 14.5"W x 7"D

• This bentwood box was made by wetting the wood, bending it and letting it harden until it molded to the shape. A lot of detail in this piece and lid still fits, complete with a  small iron latch.  The workmanship must be seen to be appreciated.
• 15"w x 8"h

• This sturdy basket was used to carry wine bottles once it was padded with hay.  Now it would look great with rolled towels, blankets or books.
• 22"w x 22"H

• Each wooden spoon has its own patina, and unique handle were used to scoop alcohol in the late 1700's.
• 3"W x 6"L
• 7.62cm x 15.24

• Root bowl sold separately
  

•  Straight from Sweden! This beautiful trestle table is  practical since it was designed to be easily assembled and dismantled. The style allowed those around the table to be undisturbed by the typical four legs of a table. The warm tone of the wood  and curvature of the base adds so much charm.
• One of a kind piece
• 80.5"L X 35"W X 29"H

Experience authentic Swedish craftsmanship with this stunning, hand-carved wooden horse from the 1900s. A masterpiece with its original paint, detailed features, and real horse hair for the tail. This piece symbolizes both the beauty of Swedish craftsmanship and the value of the horse. 

• 32"T x 26"L x 7"W