New stuff

New stuff

Jul 19

 

 

Been working on new items for ye ol’ Ardoria store.

 

Here are a few new items we have in stock (for more info click here –> Ardoria):

 

Fleur-de-lis Carpenter Bee Trap

 

Victorian Wine Caddy

 

Victorian Wine Caddy

 

Grapes/ Vino Wine Caddy

 

Grapes/ Vino Wine Caddy

 

More to come, stay tuned.

Brandon

 

 

 

Outdoor Deck Wine Accessory

Outdoor Deck Wine Accessory

Jul 06

 

 

Summer is finally here!!!

 

Here’s the perfect wine accessory for the great outdoors. Whether just relaxing or having fun entertaining, this is a great accessory for your deck.

 

 I make these and sell them through Ardoria Studios.

 

As you can see in the photos, these are designed to hold other beverages too.

 

They are solidly constructed of wood and aluminum. Everything is coated with outdoor rated finishes so they can withstand the elements.

 

These attach easily to a deck post or 2×4 railing with 2 screws (included).

 

Click here for more details and pricing: –> Deck Wine Holder

 

 

 

 

 

 

Happy 4th of July!

Happy 4th of July!

Jul 04

 

 

Wishing everyone a happy and safe 4th of July!!!

Dane and I went to to the fireworks store yesterday and are ready for tonight. Missy is making BBQ pulled pork. It’s going to be a great day today.

Thank you to everyone who has served or are currently serving in our military.

 

—– Brandon

For Sale – Antique Chamois – $125

For Sale – Antique Chamois – $125

Jun 01

I have an antique Chamois I recently restored up for sale over on Ardoria.

These pieces are very hard to find in good condition.

I bought this one on Ebay. It had a couple condition issues and I restored it with the plan of keeping it; but we already have a couple similar to this one in our collection.

So here’s a chance to own a fully restored great piece.

Click on the pictures below to view the larger images:

 

 

Click here to see more pictures and/ or purchase this piece –> Antique Chamois

Thank you for looking,

 

 

—– Brandon

 

 

 

 

 

 

Joan of Arc

Joan of Arc

May 12

 

Here’s a rare piece that I just finished recently for the Leavenworth Nutcracker Museum.

The antique dealer Arlene Wagner (Nutcracker Museum’s curator) bought it from thinks the piece is from around the 1830’s and was made in France.

I only fixed the lower lip and left the rest of the piece’s character intact. When a piece is this old, doing a minimal restoration helps maintain its age and integrity.

 

Before Restoration

 

Before Restoration

 

After Restoration

 

Thanks for looking,

—– Brandon