If you once owned one of these veneer 6' peg shelves bookcase, please raise your hand. If you threw one away, please raise your other hand. Yeap, I just raised both hands.

This is probably one of the most common items thrown to curbside when people move or redecorate. I receive quite a few of these. Finally, I decided to come up with a more modern solution. I reduced the length of the bookcase, turned it sideways, changed the shelving lay-out, then added legs. Original core construction and veneer over particle board. Shelves have been permanently mounted. Legs are cast aluminum (reclaimed from a discard chair). 4' wide, 3.5' high, 12" deep. $150

First hold on this item has been placed by Jodi. If she and her husband reject the bookcase this weekend, then it's available to next person interested.

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This was once a gold pedigree'esque framed mirror that was a vanity tray which I repainted using red stain and a reclaimed child's watercolor brush. This will be available as a hanging mirror or to be used as a tray. It's up to you. Beautiful antique craftsmanship on this piece. Four casted golden feet still attached, untouched. Felt backing. Original mirror. 11.5" x 16.5". $24 as is.

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This succulent garden sits on reclaimed rocks, shells and water - all contained in a salvaged milk glass tulip vase base (it used to carry three vases in the center, but the vases broke). The milk glass garden is contained by a splun metal bowl, which was oxidized a bronze color. Leak-proof. To keep this garden growing, all you need is to keep the bowl filled with water. It can be empty for a few days even, before filling. Except for the plants, this item was made from 100% salvaged goods. Measures 12" diameter. Stand + garden combined is 21" tall.

The bronze-colored pedestal bowl is not food safe, so I recommend use as planter or trinket holder. This product was designed so the bowls can be removed for other purposes. I try to create products with as much functionality as possible, as long as they are safe.

Sorry, this sold. Thanks, Jenny!

This company is known for their hand-cranked ice cream maker in their infamous hand-made wooden buckets. Bet ya did not know they make an electric version. Thirty minutes of hand-cranking would turn me off to ice-cream too. Pre-owned, never used. $25

Sold to a sweet couple from Temescal.

The four solid wood chairs were reclaimed and refabbed with reclaimed paint and new stain. The reclaimed steel table received a faux wash-look with reclaimed paint only. The tabletop is a singular piece of stone, which was also reclaimed. Redesigned to match as a set, but they are also available separately. Table measures 45" x 29".

Image of set indoors:

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What can one do with two pieces of a train set? Doubt it works still. Mount it and make it fun wall decor for the kids room? Or yours. 12" x 12".

Note: Many of Fernseed's product prices are now presented with blue tape tags... Look for the little blue square.

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Two large stems of salvaged silk flowers trimmed down to mini branches for decorating individual art tiles. All materials were reclaimed or salvaged, including the old keys, paperclips, and washers used as hanging mechanism. Yup, anything with a hole in the middle, I use to hang stuff. I now pick them up everywhere I find them, which scares me...

Each tiles measures 4" x 4". $5 each.

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Miscellaneous collector's pieces. Available for $3 each. The yellow bamboo placemats come as a set of 4 for $5.

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March 22: Matches the sugar bowl, however, this has a small chip at the pouring tip (shown above). Gold stamped number 5. Because of chip, this is only $5.