Painted & salvaged furniture
Dressers, hutches, farm tables, and the odd church pew. Redone in the back room, not shipped in flat.
A home and gift shop on Bridge Street in Smithville. Salvaged pieces redone by hand, a wall of pressed and depression glass, candles, bath and body, and gifts that are not another candle.
In the shop
Most of it is one of one. If you saw it on Facebook Tuesday, it is worth calling before you drive out.
Dressers, hutches, farm tables, and the odd church pew. Redone in the back room, not shipped in flat.
Depression glass, milk glass, mismatched transferware, and cake stands.
Small batch, mostly made within an hour of here.
Grain sack, ticking stripe, quilts, and pillow covers.
The corner people are surprised to find in a shop like this. Pocket knives, leather, wooden toys, and books.
The front table changes six times a year and empties fast.
On the floor this week
Prices are what you pay. We hold a piece for 24 hours with a phone call, and we will help you get a dresser into a hatchback.
Who runs it
The shop opened in 2016 in the old storefront on Bridge Street. Most of the furniture comes out of estate sales in Clay and Platte county, gets stripped and repainted in the back, and goes out onto the floor the same week.
Nothing here is reproduction. When a piece is a repair or a replaced knob, the tag says so.
Owner name goes here, proprietor
Visit
123 Main St
Smithville, MO 64089
Free parking on the street and in the lot behind the building.
Call to hold a piece, ask about delivery, or check if something is still here.