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Happy to see the Lych Gate restoration now finished at the church, it having been fenced off for some time. The story behind the Lych Gate is quite interesting, apparently it was originally built using recycled C16/C17 timbers including the posts of a four-poster bed and two sections of balustrade. There was a certain amount of decay but C19 timbers held everything together.
Never stop trying to reinvent and reimagine the love.
Just discovered Julian Lage, an astonishing young jazz guitarist and I love the music he is creating, putting his whole heart and soul into it:
Julian Lage Trio - Roger the Dodger - 2/5/2018 - Paste Studios - New York - NY
This architectural salvage place in Chicago deals mostly online now so the "showroom" is pretty dark and items are not necessarily presented or marked as one would expect in a retail space. I loved the dim, vintage atmosphere but my friend couldn't get out of there fast enough! Afterwards we stopped at a gas station to get something to drink. By then, even my green apple "Everfresh" drink had an aftertaste like there was a worm in the apple. Oh well, I guess it' an acquired taste. :)
A little commentary on that green background; it appeared to be original paint in the space which felt really old, like the real thing. I saw the inside of an old house in Pennsylvania one time that had this as an interior color. Apparently, this was pretty popular in Victorian times. At the time, I found it somewhat repulsive but here, it seemed one hundred percent spot on gorgeous!
"New" wall decor in our front room. :). Found the door in Bend, OR and found the door lentil / header in Seattle, WA.
I buy every floor grate I can get my hands on and try to keep the prices down. The regular house grates run $45 to $100 and the large grates that work well for boot scraping in a deck run from $75 to $175 plus tax (cash or check) unless they are really outstanding. Tillotson Trading Architectural Salvage & Antiques - www.tillotsontrading.com – 802-439-6537.
A few of the items in this area of the showroom are as follows: Open Shelf Cupboard or Bookcase, Maple Table, Chairs, Mantels, Hardware, Medicine Chests, Tools, etc.
Tillotson Trading Architectural Salvage & Antiques - www.tillotsontrading.com – 802-439-6537.
A few of the items in this area of our hardware room are as follows: Barn Door Rollers, Registers, Grates, Strap Hinges, Jacks, etc.
Tillotson Trading Architectural Salvage & Antiques - www.tillotsontrading.com – 802-439-6537.
A few of the items in this area of the showroom are as follows: Mantels, Hardware, Decorative Trim, etc. Tillotson Trading Architectural Salvage & Antiques - www.tillotsontrading.com – 802-439-6537.
Homeowner Julius Wolfarth. 82 years young and life-long resident in the Gentilly neighborhood.
On the 5th anniversary of hurricane Katrina we visited New Orleans to help rebuild 50 homes in 5 days. Sponsored by Sears and covered by HGTV and the DIY Network.
www.charlesandhudson.com/archives/2010/08/rebuilding_toge...
We have a variety of unusual and stylish antique exterior doors. Styles include Mission, Craftsman, Farmhouse, and more. The price of each door ranges from $150 to $295 plus tax (cash or check.)
Tillotson Trading Architectural Salvage & Antiques - www.tillotsontrading.com – 802-439-6537.
The upstairs shop has many smaller items. This photo shows dishes, plates, stands, tables, teacups, shelves, glasses, etc..
Tillotson Trading Architectural Salvage & Antiques - www.tillotsontrading.com – 802-439-6537