Rusty Pearls

A pair of vintage intaglios in gilded frames available at the

A pair of large rusty cast iron horse head toppers

A primitive table full of antique platters in my booth today at the

Before and after. I used New Life Furniture Masque and Kramers Blemish Clarifier to clean years and years of Danish Oil, Old English, and whatever else was used on this that covered the grain painting on this 1830s tallcase clock

Last week we brought home a clock that some would think was a hot mess because it was. The door was off the top and missing glass. It was missing the center post of the bonnet top, the crown or whatever it’s called that’s between the top posts and the finials. It was also very dark from years of someone coating the wood in Danish Oil or Old English but i could see it was grain painted. I spent days cleaning off that crap before waxing it and my husband made a center post and a crown. He also got it working. I bought 3 antique brass finials off eBay that haven’t come yet but yesterday I remembered i bought a set of 3 last year at an estate sale that work. Now i think I’m keeping this antique early 1800s grain painted tallcase clock for a while before i sell it.

When the cowgirl chest is gone you mix a little but of beach with a little bit of cowgirl and throw in a pretty vintage cast metal garden table with lion heads or maybe they’re gargoyles.

This beautiful early 1900s cabinet is getting loaded to head to my booth today at the it has 3 wooden shelves 2 up and 1 down behind the lower doors. One small piece of trim missing on the left side.

It was time for another of my cowgirl dressers and i choose Vera McGinnis for this antique chest of drawers. This is available now in my booth at the in 👢⭐️👢

Some of the items heading to my booth at the today minus the portrait which is up in the air. Those solid oak planters are awesome