Old Cove Carpentry

What hides under the finish of old tables? Nice clean hardwood! Stay tuned for the finish as we breathe new life into this beautiful old dining room table, originally built right in Weymouth! #furniture

Sneak preview of a little side project. Let’s see how much life we can breath into this old cast iron wood stove! #restoration #woodstove #castiron #maritimes #history

Cedar accent wall, coupled with raw aluminum for a unique and eye-catching finish for this stairway.

Hardwood pastry board, 5 types of hardwood. Oak, maple, walnut and ash, with African Purple Heart plugs.

Roman numerals were used in construction up into the 19th century and earlier. These ones are just as clear today as the day they were carved, probably over a century ago. The straight lines of Roman numerals were easier to carve than the curved Hindu-Arabic numbers we use today.

Salvaged barn board being refreshed for a client. Potentially very old (trying to determine the age of the barn they came out of), these unique boards will provide a look, and a story, that you simply can’t buy from a hardware store. Don’t hesitate to reach out if you have an old structure you are thinking about demolishing. There is usually something that can be saved!