Gateway to the world of architectural salvage, architectural antiques, antique doors, antique fireplaces, garden antiques, antique ironwork, antique lighting, old radiators, antique windows, reclaimed building materials, reclaimed bricks, reclaimed flagstones, reclaimed flooring, reclaimed stone and reclaimed roof tiles and slates. 75 Old Canton Road - Canton, CT. 06019 SATURDAY, MARCH 4 - 7:30 PM - OPEN 5 PM LISTING AS FOLLOWS: Circa 1850 5-drwr swell front Rosewood white MT dresser w/corner cupboard mirror supports & heavily carved crest; c.1840 antique small mahog 1-drwr game table w/sawbuck stretcher base; 54”round solid mahog splitting column pedestal base dining table w/2 leaves; BW Vict finger-carved wood top oval lamp table; BW Eastlake small rectangular lamp table; quarter-sawn oak Mission bookcase w/brass trimmed gallery top; 3-drwr oak Vict buffet has router carved cupboards; Vict oak drop-front ladies desk has router carved front; black finish base oak 2-drwr library table;
hanging Vict wall cabinet w/bev glass mirror door; framed c.1830’s oil on 24”x30” canvas portrait of man; 24”x14” Chandler pastel in org gilt frame; Turn/Century hand-colored sailing ship in high seas 30”x23”; oak framed 11”x12” pastel of child Mary Casaatt; antique 10”long inlaid c.1820 English sewing box; small English c.1800 tea caddy; 15”h German inlaid beehive clock w/Westminster chime; Salem Westminster Chime German clock; 23”h electrified GWTW lamp; antique 8-panel signed B&H stained glass table lamp; c.1860 tin glaze 32” oval Delft hanging charger 22”wide; Copeland Spode 17”long transfer platter; two 12”h Am Brill cut glass pitchers; signed Libbey 9 ½”round AM Brill cut glass bowl; Am Brilliant 10” cut glass shallow bowl; 9” oval Am Brilliant cut glass bowl; 7” Am Brill cut glass bowl; set of 12 ruby cut to clear overlay wines; pr of 13”h Waterford decanters; 8” Am Brill cut glass bowl; 9 ½” Orrefors bowl; 8”h salt glaze Wedgwood water pitcher;
6 ½” early Worcester rectangular cache pot; 3” metal fitted basket w/cranberry liner; 4” Wedgwood blue pitcher; 13”h cranberry enameled sherry decanter w/single glass; 4” German jasper covered box w/cherubs; 3” Chinese cloisonné box; 7” green Art Pottery vase; 5” cut glass decanter; lladro figure of Dutch girl; Royal Doulton baby dish; Minton bowl & pitcher (bowl has age line);and many other items! CLICK ON PHOTOS TO ENLARGE! Please Note: Food and drink from outside sources is no longer permitted in the auction gallery during the preview or the auction. For the safety of our customers, and you, we ask that you do not tailgate in the parking lot. Home-Baked Pies * Refreshments * Parking Front & Rear. Children under 16 not allowed. This is a smoke free facility. Thank you for your co-operation. TERMS: Cash, Traveler’s Checks or Personal Checks with proper ID. DIRECTIONS: From I-84 take the Farmington/Rt. 4 Exit. Turn Right on Route 10 to Avon, then left onto Rt. 44 to Canton.
Turn left onto Old Canton Road at the Citgo Gas Station. FROM NEW YORK: Take I-84 to RT 8 to Winsted, turning left onto Rt. 44 to Canton. Turn right on Old Canton Road. OPEN SUNDAY FROM 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. for advance preview of upcoming auction merchandise. *AUCTIONS ARE A WAY OF LIFE WITH US Richard E. Wacht, Auctioneer “ALWAYS LOOK FOR US IN THE BEE” Click on photos to enlarge! [an error occurred while processing this directive]Ben’s Tiles and Reclamation Ltd. Specializing in the salvage of reclaimed building materials and architectural antiques. Ben’s Tiles and Reclamation has specialized in the salvage of reclaimed building materials and architectural antiques for more than 10 years. Our site is a three acre site in Frampton Cotterell, South Gloucestershire (just north of Winterbourne) and incorporates a 2,000 sq ft showroom as well as a timber store and offices. We hold a large and comprehensive range of tiles, bricks and stone as well as large quantities of reclaimed floorboards, doors, beams and joists.
Stone, Bricks, Tiles, Flooring, paving, Coping Wide variety of period, reclamed items for the home and garden such as ornaments, furniture, and sculptures and art. Fast local and nationwide delivery available. to arrange your delivery. General, Light and Heavy Haulage Now with our new lorry we can offer competitive rates for moving plant, machinery, Containers and any other outside haulage you may require. Please phone Ben for pricesDo you like your furniture to tell a story? Been searching for trinkets from years gone by to brighten up your home? Bristol is teeming with vintage and second hand furniture gems. So forget the flat-pack nightmares and go get stuck in. After all, it’s good for the environment, good for our local businesses and good fun. Here are some of Bristol’s best vintage furniture finds to get you started. The Reclaimer’s yard is like the Aladdin’s cave of the furniture world and it’s easy to get lost in here, so take your time.
From kitchen sinks to beautiful wooden doors, garden ornaments to antique writing desks, they have so much on offer you’ll be spoilt for choice. This is an absolute favourite with Bristol residents. Grown out of two people’s passion for vintage furniture, Dig Haüshizzle almost feels like a museum. Antique furniture, taxidermy and lighting are their main focus. They often have some beautiful collections of drawings and you can expect a friendly welcome. This place is worth a visit even if you’re not intending to buy (although you might not be able to resist a purchase when you see what’s inside). Nestled in the fantastic Clifton Arcade, this little store is a real find. Tonya has a vast knowledge of antique furniture and an ever-changing selection of exquisite one-off pieces, with accessories to match. There are also some great paints on offer if you fancy doing a bit of restoration yourself. Down the road from the central library, Relics is one for the music lovers.
There’s a colourful array of record players and some great posters covering the walls as well as two floors of furniture. There’s also a large collection of old records to root around in too. Focus on the Past, Clifton Village Floor to ceiling, Focus on the Past is laden with all sorts of bric-a-brac. There are some interesting paintings on the lower floor and some sturdy antique pieces of furniture hidden as part of the displays. The old fashioned tunes and volume of stuff in there creates an atmosphere that takes you back in time. A fairly new addition to quirky Stokes Croft, the Pop Up Vintage Market has all sorts different stalls including furniture, records, accessories for the home and clothing. There are some colourful up-cycled pieces for sale and some even more colourful characters lurking round the market, and in Stokes Croft we wouldn’t expect anything less. Hungry after all that shopping? Check out one of Bristol's best cheap eats All pictures by Terri Cramer