Even baby can have a touch of prim in their room. The punch tin cupboard allows for storage of baby things but will also work as the child grows.
A dry sink for a baby changing table? Just add a pad and ready, set, go for baby's needs. Of course either of these pieces do not say "baby" because they will work in any adult room also.
The over sized chair makes it roomy to cuddle with a grandchild or just enjoy extra space for yourself. The ottoman is also a nice addition. There are many fabrics to choose from and I feel sure we will have something just for you.
Need a recliner and don't like the look of them? Come try our Wing Back recliner and see the difference. It is hard to believe it reclines and is comfortable.
Last week was fun during our Brown Bag Sale with many pieces of furniture finding new homes. This little red wagon will be leaving soon. Judy,the new owner had fun decking it out for July 4 th and planing all the ways she will be using it in her home.
This is one of the new cabinets that just came in. I took a picture on unloading day but wanted you to see it decorated. Kathy made a grouping on top with some of the brown crocks and grain sifters. I like the touches of red she added and the chicken pottery on the inside.
While we were traveling I was busy gathering crocks. I think there is nothing that says primitive more than an old crock. They look good filled with flowers or branches but equally as nice empty. So many different sizes, shapes and color variations but each had it's special use. The crock on the far left is "drippy" and even has the potters finger prints on the upper and lower rim. A "mistake" at the time I am sure but it adds to the character of these old pieces.
I wanted to share a few pictures of some other cupboards we just brought back from our trip. This is nice one door pine cupboard with wonderful patina. It is not real deep so will work in many spaces.
This punch tin cupboard has a really nice design on the tin ,which is in good condition. My photo did not really do this beauty justice. Again a wonderful patina.
This is a closer view of the wagon that is in front of the cabinet. Imagine the wagon filled with dolls, a Christmas tree or pumpkins. After the picture was taken many dolls found a place to sit and enjoy their "ride".
