Thursday, September 8, 2011

Now Offering "Miniature" Primitive Cupboards

We are now taking orders on miniature scaled reproductions of the popular cupboards we have sold in the shop. The cabinetmaker of the original cupboards has agreed to make these miniatures on a limited basis. There are very few available, so we are taking orders on these NOW. Perhaps you would like one to accent your larger piece. Perhaps you would like one for your miniatures collection, or just to add to the primitive decor of your home. We can have these shipped to your home, anywhere in the USA, for just an additional $15. These fine little miniatures are actual scaled reproductions of the larger pieces. They are made by the same folks that produced the larger versions. That's made here in the good ole USA folks! That's important. Support your handmade in the USA people now more than ever! Call the shop at 315-589-2775 to order. These will not be available forever, so we urge you to act now while they are being offered to you.
The Current Styles of Miniature Cupboards Now being offered, on an Order Basis
Shown here is the 1/12 scale version of "Bob's Cupboard". It measures 13" tall x 7" wide x 7" deep. SKU: GIF41, $115
Shown in blue over mustard with a mustard interior. Colors can be whatever you like.

Shown here is the 1/12 scale version of "Bob's Cupboard". It measures 13" tall x 7" wide x 7" deep. SKU: GIF41, $115
Shown in red over mustard with a mustard interior. Colors can be whatever you like.
Shown here in 1/6 scale is the corner cupboard. Measures 27 1/2" tall x 17" wide x 9" deep. SKU: GIF42 - $149
Shown in Blue, but can be ordered in the color of your choice.
As of the first week of September, these mini's can be available towards middle to end of October. You can order in the color of your choice, but understand that there will be variability in colors and wear, as each piece is made by hand and painted by real people, not machines.
We will ship these to your door, or you can pick it up at the shop. They must be paid for and ordered in ADVANCE! Please call the shop at 315-589-2775 to order!


Thursday, July 7, 2011

New Shipment of Designer Baskets by Linda Searcy

We just took shipment of some great looking reproduction baskets designed by basket maker Linda Searcy. if you are familiar with Linda's work, you know her baskets are fabulous. Just look at these baskets in the photo.
Call the shop to order or stop in for a closer look. The large mitten basket is $49.99, the 2 tiered basket is $49.99, and the cracker basket is $24. There is more not shown. Call 315-589-2775 to order and have it shipped to your home.

Thursday, June 23, 2011

New Beeskep House

Made in our workshop, this is the latest "buzz" in garden primitive accessories. Rusty tin, various sized beeskeps, and burlap is all part of the "in" look being shown all over the place. We have plenty of old burlap bags and beeskeps, however this house is a new item and more can be made in a flash. Beeskep house sells for only $69.99.

Saturday, May 14, 2011

19th Century Pie Safe Recently Added to Inventory

We have had several requests for Pie Safes in the past couple months. In our recent trip to Brimfield, we found this one, that we think you might enjoy.
Nice cutouts on the feet
SUPER Nice STAR Tins
Nice and Clean Inside Too
Bottom right side door had the hinges replaced.
Nice Dovetailed Drawer Too!

This nice clean pie safe can be yours for only $1065. We can even arrange to have it delivered to your home. Call the shop at 315-589-2775 for further information


Friday, May 6, 2011

This is one of the new items we recently brought into the shop. This is a great, turn of the century, oak Hoosier type kitchen cabinet. Very unusual with the various compartments including the built in spice chest and flour bin.
 As you can see, this cupboard has a great oak top with breadboard ends. The pull down center door has been taken off a long time ago but we have it and it comes with the cupboard if anyone is tempted to put it back on.
There are several compartments that are out of the ordinary. One comes complete with a set of blue tin spice drawers. 
Also, the door on the right side reveals a very unique flour bin. The door on top lifts up and the flour is poured in here. Then when some is needed, one just slides the little door up and scoops out what you need. Pretty Cool!

This old Hoosier style cupboard is all Oak, has the original hardware, and is in an old finish. I don't see any repairs or modifications. The base is on wheels. The top portion simply screws to the base. I judge this to be made around the same period as the Hoosiers were, from 1920's era.
You can see this in the shop NOW. It is priced at $999, a very fair price for this unique Cupboard.

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Thursday, March 31, 2011

STORE page updated with Easter & Everyday Items

We just updated the website with photos of Easter Folkart as well as over a dozen new Everyday folkart items.

So check out the website for all the photos and prices of the folkart currently available in the shop.
Don't wait too long, this popular stuff sells fast.



Thursday, March 24, 2011

Farmyard Primitives Display Wonderfully

These are just a few photos of Farmyard Primitives that we currently have in the shop and shows what you can do with them.
 You can find these primitives all over the place, at farm auctions, sales, and of course at the Good Old Days Country Shop. Look for all our new Spring Open House photos to be on the Tour pages of the website shortly. Our Open House begins tomorrow at 9:00 am sharp.

This is an old Feed Trough in great old red paint. We are using it as a corner display.

This super primitive is an old Hog Feeder from an Amish farm in Wisconsin. Don't ask me how I got it.



Here we show how an old chicken feeder can be used. Think out of the box. Hang this on a wall and display all your primitives or hang it on your garden shed and plant some pansies in it.



This is an old Bean Sorter that was used to sort good ones from the bad ones. be Creative with it!