Located in the Laurentians of Quebec in the Village of Labelle, you'll find off the main road, Quincaillerie Gauthier Enr, 2 Rue du Pont à Labelle QC J0T1H0, a quiant country hardware store. Closed on Sundays. The owner has collected Antiques and Collectibles items in the Family privates collection for over 50 years. If your out in about for a day of Ski, Spa or to a Cottage retreat, its a nice scenic drive to Labelle. The owner, wife and daughter are more than willing to explain the history of the pieces. This wood cylinder used as the piping system in the village, which was replaced years ago. This is a wonderful blue green old crate. The interior is lined with aluminum with holes between the divisions. It was most likely a cooler of sorts. Some fantastic old chairs with what seems to be the original paint. Items are place within the hardware store where you can buy anything from Hardware, Housewares, Linens...
I just SOLD this piece is a highly collectible MCM "Exoskeleton" dresser designed by William Hinn in Sweden during the 1950s or 1960s. Key Features Design: It is known for its distinctive "exoskeleton" silhouette, featuring sculpted legs that frame the dresser. Structure: The piece typically has a concave, curved front with eight drawers that have book-matched walnut veneer fronts. Materials: It is generally constructed from walnut, with legs sometimes made of carved beech.