You'll love this Black Round Candle Sleeve Base. Accented with a flame-tipped bulb & realistic candle drips, and designed & made just for the 6" candle sleeves we sell seperately on this site. One 6" bulb included.
This hand-painted artwork features a hard working rabbit in blue coveralls on his farm. He carries a basket of eggs, near a red barn with a sweet chicken and rooster. This is the perfect finishing touch for your decor.
Colonial Bell Floor Lamp with Reflector is made in the USA. Designed using old world techniques that create a historically correct light. Not available for shipping. In-store pickup only. See more details below.
The small Rustic Black Sugar Box has a distressed finish. Handmade in the USA. Useful storage in your Primitive home. Handpainted in black. Made of solid wood.
Enjoy the look & feel of an heirloom coverlet but with the beautiful design and weave of today. Inspired from days gone by this Primitive textile is a beautiful reproduction that can be displayed on a bed, quilt rack or ladder. Machine washable.
The simple lines of the Martha Washington Chair create a beautiful and stunning addition to your country home. Pick your favorite fabric from dozens of choices. This upholstered chair is from the American Primitive Collection.
The Make Do Wing Chair has a primitive style with quality and comfort. Made with solid wood framing and no sag zig zag spring by Amish builders in Ohio, USA. Pick your favorite fabric. We're here to help you every step of the way.
The Chippendale Sofa offers classic design in addition to quality craftsmanship. Built by Amish builders with solid wood framing and no sag zig zag springs for comfort. Pick your favorite fabric. We're here to help every step of the way!
The Vermont Settle has a traditional style that will accent your country decor. With our famous 8 way hand-tied springs you'll love the comfort. Made by Amish craftsmen and craftswomen in Ohio, USA.
You'll love the design on the rolled arms of the Vermont Chair. This chair is built with the 8 way hand-tied method to create a piece that will last you for many years. Pick your favorite fabric!
The Tobacco Cloth Prairie Swag Fringed Set brings a luxuriously upscale farmhouse look to your home. A lightweight tobacco cloth drapes your window in sheer elegance with its soft and simple texture. Pick from: Antique White, Natural or Khaki.
This hand-painted artwork features a Spring rabbit and 5 cozy houses perched on a hill. Such a cheerful spring scene and the perfect finishing touch for your decor.
The timeless Mustard Salt Box houses have been captured by the brushes of Kathy Graybill on the front and on the lid. Curated by the artist this box will be an heirloom treasures for decades in your family.
Created on a vintage loom. This Twill Table Square will become a family heirloom passed down from generation to generation. Rich thread colors that also give you a soft textile.
You'll love the warmth and history of rough sawn wood in this Two Door Curio Cabinet. Made of solid wood in Pennsylvania, USA. Barnwood top completes this country style.
The Make Do Buttery Cabinet is a new design for a Primitive reproduction. Made of solid poplar wood. Features fixed shelving on the right with pegs in top section to hang decor. Other side features a door for hidden storage with adjustable shelves.
This heirloom is known as the Kenny Cupboard. Made of choice lumber & 100 year old wavy glass from homes on the East Coast. This black over red cabinet is in-stock. This item can be ordered in other colors. Call to inquire.
We're the only store in America allowed to sell the Baker Santa Series! Order yours now to receive by Christmas! Handmade in the USA. **Pre-Order Now thru October 15th.
This Rustic Sugar Box is a great display piece but also great for storage. Handpainted in Arnett Blue with a distressed finish. Made of solid wood. Handmade in the USA.
The classic and simple lines of the Adams Table Lamp are created by using the techniques from centuries ago. Each light is handcrafted and historically authentic. Made in the USA.
