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  • Door Hinges


    The hinge is a type of bearing that connects tow solid objects allowing a limited angle of rotation about a fixed axis. The earliest known door hinge was discovered in Hattusa the ancient eastern capital of the Turkish Hittite Empire and dates to 160... Read More »

  • Replacement Chair Seats


    The fiber chair seats replacement is made of a specially formulated fiberboard that will not separate. They can be trimmed with a pair of shears, tin snips or a band saw. They can be painted, stained, sealed, or used as is. As these boards take stain... Read More »

  • Garden Furniture


    Iron making reached a milestone when Abraham Darby perfected the coke smelting process in 1709; which used coal as fuel rather than charcoal. This revolutionary method popularized cast iron for many fabrication procedures throughout the 19th century.... Read More »

  • Finials


    The early middle Ages accepted woodturning as an independent craft, which was significantly improved by the introduction of the pole lathe circa 1150. Although still cord driven, the pole lathe incorporated tension via a bent tree branch or cut pol... Read More »

  • Tin Ceilings & Walls


    Virtually unknown in most of the world, tin ceilings are a North American phenomenon. Constituting an arrangement of painted and embossed tin panels, stamped with intricate designs patterned after decorative plasterwork popular among European aristo... Read More »

  • Bedroom Furniture


    The Dower Chest, predecessor of the Hope Chest, was designed to serve a romantic as well as functional purpose. Carefully constructed and lavishly decorated, Dower chests were generally three to four feet long, and situated in the maiden's bedroom. A... Read More »

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