Shaker Workbench #23B

7 ¼ x 2 ¼ x 3
Price: $495.00 in 1/12 scale.
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This is a traditional workbench built and used by the Shakers at the New Lebanon, NY village during the late 1800's.. Just a great basic 19th century workbench with cabinet space as well as drawers. The bench features a solid cherry top with two working vises and dust covers on all drawers and a moveable sliding jack. Suggested from several originals of different sizes. The vise's? Of course they are functional.

Washed Blue-Green Finished

 Naturtal Finish

Flight of Shelves #72

5 ¼ x 5 ¾ x 2
Price: $265.00 in 1/12 scale.
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One of the neatest and most unusual pieces in the Shaker kitchen, this uniquely engineered storage system was designed to hold lots of pot, pans and other kitchen kinds of things. It might also be used to display plants, or collections of many kinds. Most likely made in Hancock, Massachusetts Village in or around 1830.

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Trundle Bed #37T - $180.00

Double Bed #37 - $90.00

The early Shakers generally slept two to a bed so they used a double bed size. The wheels allowed easy access for cleaning under. Most beds were quite reminiscent of worldly beds of the day. Available in natural or the required green painted finish. Please specify.

Mattresses for beds $35.00 each

Pair for Trundle  - $70.00

One of the most important tools in any wood shop even today, these fun little guys actually work. Made of hardwood and brass rod, they are a must for any shop environment. Although not uniquely Shaker in design they represent the superb craftsmanship one would expect having been made in their own shops.

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Something a bit different here. Copied after a fine piece in a Famous Vermeer painting (The Astrologer, 1713) This is a terrific piece for any interior setting that has antiques in it. Well discolored inside with three shelves and a tan-ish painted finish outside, crackled and worn as any really good antique might be. This is a truly unique and wonderful piece in a limited edition of only 5.

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Arguably the most beautiful piece ever made by the Shakers, this glass door cabinet was built by Brother Henry Green about 1880 in the Alfred, Ct. Community and brought to Sabbathday Lake in 1883, where it still sits today. Our reproduction is as close as one might expect to get to the authentic feel and dimension of the original. Finished in Butternut and Walnut wood tones with six dovetailed drawers behind the lower doors. A true delight to the collectors eye.

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Although I've never seen a chest exactly like this one made by Shakers, it could well have been. Fourteen box jointed drawers (full dovetails in the 1/6 scale version) makes a delightful accent piece in any interior scene or just sitting by itself on a shelf. Order several! One of our most popular items.

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This stately and lovely cabinet is a bit of a mystery. No one knows for sure who built it or where, but the moldings place it at around 1850. It is currently in the Art Complex Museum in Duxbury, Mass. Made from old growth pine with Cherry knobs. All drawers are box jointed and dust covers dadoed in.

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This really fun piece is typical of many American kitchen sinks around the turn of the century in areas that had rudimentary indoor plumbing. It has a cast soapstone sink bed and well worn wood drain board and even has under sink plumbing. The pump is hand sculpted and cast with a course metal finish and looks wonderful. Great in any decor

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The Small Country Kitchen Sink #33

$245 In very limited quantities Measures 33/4 x 4 1/2 (to top of pump) x 2

In 1/12 scale - Available in natural aged wood or any specified color

contact Ken by E-mail for quote in 1/6 scale

This really fun piece is typical of many American kitchen sinks around the turn of the century in areas that had rudimentary indoor plumbing. It has a cast soapstone sink bed and even has under sink plumbing. The pump is hand sculpted and cast with a course metal finish and looks wonderful. Great in any decor.

Classic Country Pie Safe 104 

     4" wide x 1 3/4" deep x 6" hi

 Beutifully detailed punched tin door

 plates accent the deep olde patina of

  the wood frame. 2 working doors and

 3 shelves inside. Also available in

  any color stain.

                        $345

 Small Pie Safe #103

      2 3/4" x 1 3/4" x 4 1/2"

 Smaller version of the #104

  but just as lovely,   Specify

  natural finish or color of

  stain.

$285