Treasures & Collectibles

10/18/2026

Here we have a lovely hand-painted ceramic Italian Majolica/Capodimonte style centerpiece which features a white woven lattice basket filled with various glazed fruits including bananas, a melon, grapes, and citrus. The glossy finish covers the entire porcelain structure. This decorative piece has intricate leaf detailing and vibrant multi-colored glazes. Quite the statement!

10/18/2026

Sorry. Shameless photo drop. Open Saturdays 10am-4.30pm, Sundays noon-4.30pm or by appointment

10/16/2026

Here we have an top of the line powerful Omega vertical slow masticating juicer. This appliance has a compact footprint with a top-loading chute and a clear juicing bowl. It includes a side pulp ejection port and a juice spout with a drip-stop cap. It really is a great find! Now get juicing!

10/11/2026

Attention antique writing-instruments collectors! Here's a vintage 1950s Esterbrook Deluxe SM writing set which includes one fountain pen and one mechanical pencil. The set is black with silver-toned metal caps and clips. The nib is 2668 with interior push-bar ink mechanism. Both items are stamped Made in Canada, and appear to be in near-mint condition.

10/09/2026

We've had some pretty good breezes lately! Kinda reminds us of our Gone With the Wind lamps! Stop by and check out our lighting choices! Open Saturdays 10am-4.30pm, Sundays noon-4.30pm or by appointment

10/04/2026

One of THE nicest, friendliest lodgings, ever! Explore this end of the valley. There be treasures around!

09/26/2026

Here we have a 24x17x16" vintage Canadian Crown Cork Co. wooden crate c: 1948-54. It has a natural brown wood finish with black and red printed graphics. One side is surface discoloured. This box is constructed from solid wood planks held together by nails. Attributed to Valley Beverages Ltd. Bridgetown NS.

09/23/2026

Given the interest shown about Ralph & Winnie Eyre, the article below details their story:

“I’m not an artist; I’m not a wood carver!” Ralph was emphatic, “I don’t know how to take a piece of wood and make anything.” With strong calloused hands, Ralph Eyre held a gnarled silver gray piec…