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Beautiful Antique Candle Sconces and Cutting Vases!

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Handcrafted in Maine, these antiques are a treasured part of New England history! | | | | This lovel

Handcrafted in Maine, these antiques are a treasured part of New England history! [View in browser]( [New England Shop]( [Back Issues]( | [Books & Calendars]( | [New England Goods]( | [Membership]( | [Gift Subscription]( [Repurposed Mill Spindle Candle Sconce]( [Mill Spindle Candle Sconce - Buy 2 or More and Get 50% Off!]( This lovely sconce was made from an old hardwood spindle that was used in a textile mill probably for silk production. Paired with a wire heart holder, the spindle has been repurposed into a beautiful antique! [Save 50% when you buy 2 or more!]( [Antique Wood Shuttle Cutting Vase]( [Made in Maine - Antique Wood Shuttle Cutting Vase!]( This antique cutting vase is made from an old hardwood loom shuttle that was used in a long-shuttered textile mill for cloth-weaving production. Paired with a glass tube, the shuttle has been repurposed into a cutting vase. Display a fresh cut flower or live ivy, or propagate a cutting for transplant. Repurpose a piece of history with this gorgeous vase! [Order Now - Limited Supply!]( Milling Around Wood Bobbins & Shuttles - A Maine Story: Wooden bobbins and shuttles were used in New England mills throughout the 19th and 20th centuries, until they were replaced with plastic items. At that point, millions and millions of wooden bobbins and shuttles were thrown away or burned in landfills. While no one can be entirely sure, it has been estimated that three-quarters of the wooden bobbins and shuttles, many of which were still in use in the 1950s, have been destroyed. Fortunately, collectors appreciate bobbins and shuttles as objects of character and interest, from a time of true craftsmanship, and are busy harvesting these relics from the few remaining mills as they either modernize or close down. Wooden bobbins and shuttles are becoming increasingly valuable as they become increasingly rare. [Milling Around]( repurposes these bobbins and shuttles as classic antique keepsakes! [Order Milling Around Wood Bobbins Now!]( [facebook]( [twitter]( [pinterest]( [instagram]( Yankee Publishing, Inc. | 1121 Main Street, PO Box 520 | Dublin, NH Copyright © 2021 All Rights Reserved [UNSUBSCRIBE]( [PRIVACY POLICY]( [CONTACT US](

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