This painted wardrobe was original to St. Andrews Church Victoria, BC. Made from first growth west coast fir, this wardobe was purpose built for the church to hold the coats for the congregation. The inside has a clothing rod, and the piece is deep enough for a proper hanger. Beautiful tongue and groove fir lines the inside of the wardrobe. Measures 51" wide, 20" deep, and 74" high.

ok these chairs are so comfy! you will love them the moment you sit down. We have 12 in stock.... and received a discount from our supplier. The orginally sell for $195... we have them for $165 each..... these chairs mix beautfully with antiques, we recently sold 6 to go around an 150 year old harvest table.... stunning.  SOLD OUT... on re-order.

This piece was acquired from St. Andrews Church, Victoria, BC. Original to the church, it was primarily used for storage. Made of west coast first growth fir, Circa 1900. The shelves inside can be adjusted as needed. This makes a great pantry cupboard or linen closet. Original paint, distressed finish  is authentic. Measures 34" wide, 18" deep, 71" high.

This  piece was lovingly restored, it was painted (not original). Beautiful quarter sawn oak through out, with a hand rubbed oil finish. The top glass front cabinet has orginal glass, and the shelves are adjustable. Interior lighting has been added to the cabinet to showcase items.... it also can be removed, the fixture is discreet. The base is sold and offers storage for items that are more unsightly. Origin in Ontario, Guelph region, circa 1880. This cabinet makes a perfect book case or a kitchen cabinet.