Generous one-door pine armoire that offers stylish extra closet space. It’s tall but not overpowering. A bold piece for any room. Excellent condition. Dimensions: (including the top molding) 79 3/4 inches tall by 45 1/2 inches wide and 21 1/4 inches deep.

Only 1 in stock.

Call (703) 838-0355 or contact us for shipping quote. All antiques are unique and sold “as-is.”

$1,200 SOLD

This gorgeous primitive pine store counter is finished on all sides so it can float in a room like island or would would make a beautiful buffet. Rescued from a flea market, it was in horrible condition when we found it. It has since been refinished, returned to its original charm.

Dimensions: 33 3/4 inches tall by 57 inches long and 20 1/4 inches deep.

Only 1 in stock.

Call (703) 838-0355 or contact us for shipping quote. All antiques are unique and sold “as-is.”

$2,200

This wonderful 1920s cabinet can hang or sit atop another piece. It is in great condition and features the original green paint and hardware.

Only one in stock. Dimensions: 30 3/4 inches tall by 24 1/8 inches wide and 14 1/4 inches deep.

Call (703) 838-0355 or contact us for shipping quote. All antiques are unique and sold “as-is.”

SOLD 

A primitive piece from the late 1800s, this three-board, one-drawer table would be perfect as either a light desk or in a small eating space. It’s turned legs are lovely and the color is just stunning.

Dimensions: 31 inches tall by 60 inches wide and 29 7/8 inches deep.

Only 1 in stock.

Call (703) 838-0355 or contact us for shipping quote. All antiques are unique and sold “as-is.”

$1,750

This late 1800s pine dresser hails from the great state of Maine. It’s simple and elegant, the perfect fit for any bedroom or foyer.

Only one in stock. Dimensions: 35 inches high by 38 inches wide by 17 inches deep.

Call (703) 838-0355 or contact us for shipping quote. All antiques are unique and sold “as-is.”

$750 SOLD

This wonderful late 19th Century apothecary cabinet would be the perfect addition to a desk or countertop. It has 12 drawers that pull completely out and feature the original pulls. It is in excellent condition. Dimensions: 22 1/2 inches tall by 35 1/2 wide and 13 1/2 inches deep.

Only 1 in stock. Call (703) 838-0355 or contact us for shipping quote. All antiques are unique and sold “as-is.”

$850

This is one terrific piece and would make an awesome side table or TV stand. Believe me it can bare any weight you could put on it. It is constructed of steel and wood and likely had some sort of heavy machining tool mounted on it. It’s top has been drilled with mounting holes. This is for someone who likes the industrial look. The middle shelf is subdivided into a number of compartments that you could use to store just about anything.

The piece has been refinished and we had to replace the wheels. The original casters were not salvageable, but the replacement wheels are old and do not take away from the piece at all. 

Dimensions: 29 1/8 inches tall by 44 inches wide and 15 7/8 inches deep.

SOLD

This wonderful pine multi-drawer general store fixture came all the way from Maine and dates to the late 1800s. It has been refinished but maintains its original hardware. Excellent condition. Dimensions: 46 1/4 inches tall, 17 1/8 inches deep and 30 1/2 inches wide.

$1,750

Hello all!

I was reading my fav blogs tonight and saw this on Re-nest…

OMG!  My mouth fell open and my heart stopped.  This is my kind of guy!  Where do I start?  The wall color is not what I would choose for my home only because I’m not that daring.  It is fabulous.  I love how the map blends seamlessly yet still stands out.  The farm table is pitch perfect in my book as is the trunk underneath.  And, if you knew of my obsession with old bank boxes, boxes in general and how I love to stack things as above, you would know why I love this so.

Oh, and there is the globe… that is a reproduction and one that you will be able to find in the store in the near future.  We found it in NY at the Gift Show and have been waiting for it ever since.  Will let you know when it arrives.

The rest of the pictures are equally stunning.  The house was featured in today’s New York Times Home Section.  I suggest you visit to see the rest of this eclectic house.

Here are my other favorite spaces…

That cabinet with all the drawers is spectacular, the chipping paint is great and the bat illustration is just plain cool!

I dearly love that rocker!  It is truly amazing.  And, I love the nook bed.  My son would go berserk for something like that.  How cozy and inviting.  Only trouble with such a space is he would soon outgrow it.  But, how he would love it while it lasted.

That green floor is inspired and the wall of glass cabinets is beautiful.  What I wouldn’t give to have such cabinets.  Not just for the space but for the dark wood contrasting with the white – Ahhhhhhh!

Finally, this artist and homeowner has a wonderful fascination with anatomical charts and other teaching tools like the one above.  I suggest he check out our skeleton below.  I think it would fit in perfectly.  What do you think?!

Anyway, I was truly inspired by this space and wanted to share with you.  Will now have to make a pilgrimmage to the Catskills to visit his shop Kabinett & Kammer in Andes, NY.  See you there…!

Take care,

Amy

JOIN RED BARN MERCANTILE ON OCTOBER 10 FLEA MARKET EXCURSION

Flea for All tours are back! Join the staff of Red Barn Mercantile on a one-day excursion to the Shenandoah Antique Expo in Fishersville, Virginia.

• When: Saturday, October 10. Departing 7 a.m. and?returning at approximately?5 p.m.
• Where: Tour bus will depart from and return to Red Barn Mercantile, 113 S. Columbus St., Alexandria.
• Price: $125

Reservations for the trip must be made by September 26. Make your reservation today!

The package includes transportation (for you and your treasures), admission to the event, a flea market survival kit and a morning snack.

A minimum of 14 participants are required for the trip. If the minimum number does not sign up, the trip will be canceled.

There will be no rain checks. The trip will go on rain or shine.

Customers will be able to wander the flea markets on their own or tag along with Red Barn Mercantile staff. Loaders will also be on hand to help shoppers with their purchases.

The buses we will be using can carry several pieces of luggage and will have some overhead storage for small purchases. Limited truck space will also be available.