Primitive furniture
Cupboards, dry sinks, work tables, and painted pieces that carry the marks of a working life.
The collection · Roots & Relics
Collected with intention.
Chosen by feeling.
Sourced with care
Useful things.
Beautiful things.
Things with a past.
We look for patina, proportion, usefulness, and the sort of presence that gives a room its point of view.
Sourced from farms, estates, and private collections across the Midwest and East Coast. During market weekends, you will also find seasonal botanicals, garden elements, and local goods for your table, home, and gatherings.
What we collect
No formula.
Just a very good eye.
Pieces move through the greenhouse quickly. These photographs show the range, not a promise of what is still here.
European antiques
Farmhouse furnishings carried over from another country and another century.
Ironstone & kitchenwares
Bowls, pitchers, crocks, rolling pins, and the everyday tools of a working kitchen.
Textiles & handmade pieces
Quilts, grain sacks, linens, and embroidery—the quiet work of hands long gone.
Architectural salvage
Doors, windows, corbels, hardware, and shutters rescued before the wrecking ball.
Garden antiques
Carts, urns, ironwork, watering cans, and the good bones of an old garden.
Seasonal goods & botanicals
Whatever the season is giving: cut branches, dried stems, greenery, and locally gathered goods.
Small things worth keeping
Handwritten recipe cards, worn baskets, brass, books, and the odd object you did not know you needed.
The right piece doesn’t need to shout. You simply know when it belongs.
Roots & Relics · Southern Oregon
Looking for something particular?
Tell us what you have been hunting for.
We are picking constantly. If there is a specific piece on your mind, let us know and we will keep an eye out—or arrange a quieter visit to browse what is here.
