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

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

We have two of these ladder back chairs in their original finish.

• 42.5L x 37D x 82.5H

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

38L x 37D x 85H

This open back chair, in its original colour comes in a pair or sold separately. 

• 14" seat depth x 14" W x31"H

This open back chair with its original colouring is a pair. 

• 36L x 36D x 30H
  

Antique wooden chair from early 1800's.

• 47L x 43D x 83H

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

• Cast iron mortar & pestle used for grinding herbs or spices as well as pharmaceutical compounds.  Over the years the shape has remained the same and they are durable and solid.
• We have two and they are sold separately.
• 4.5"W x 5.5"H      11.43cm x 13.97cm
• 3.5"W x 4"H          8.89cm x 10.16cm

• 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.
• 12"W x 23.5"H
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• This detailed cheese press from the 1800s is beautifully carved and fits together perfectly.  Great for a coffee table conversation piece!
• 3.5"W x 6.5"L
• 8.89cm x 16.51cm

• Historically, cheese played a significant role in rural Sweden. Often Church tithes were paid in donated dairy by farmers. The pastors wife would make cheese to sell to markets.  Often the cheese press was decoratively carved, dated and initialed. 
• 4.5"x 3.5"
• 11.43cm x 8.89cm

• Birchbark is strong, water resistant, and cardboard like and has been around for centuries. This container has a removable lid with a small handle.  Would make a great decorative piece.
• 5.5"W x 9"L
• 18.97cm x 22.86cm

• 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

Beautiful cream linens can add charm to any space.

134cmX 152cm

• 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.

• This rustic, yet decorative cheese press has dual compartments and hand carved patterns of unique character.
• Dated and stamped        
• 15"W x 4"L
• 38.1cm x 10.16cm

• 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
  

• c1700s The trestle table is known for its practicality and history.  The table 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.
• 80"L X 35"W X 29"H