Me? I'm made from that old green work table with wonderful splattered paint.  I have a white wooden roof and my perch is an old railroad nail with the number 34 on it.  I measure 12.5"W x 11.5"D x 12.5"H.  Cost - $60.

I'm an old work table with tin ceiling tiles as my roof and an old desk as my base.  Find me at The Honeybee in Smyrna!

I am the twin to Cool Copper, although we are not identical. I am also made from that same old barn door, have a tin tile roof and copper at the entry. I measure 8"W x 11"D x 9"H. Cost - $50.

I'm made from an old barn door.  I have a tin ceiling tile as my roof and church spindles as columns. 

This schoolhouse is made from an old Sunday School table found at 1st United Methodist Church in Smryna.  You can ring my bell at The Honeybee in Smyrna!

I am also made from the old barn door, like my friend the Church.  Check out my copper accents at The Honeybee in Smyrna!

This two story building has an old column base as it's foundation.  The walls are made from an old white barn door and the roof from tin ceiling tiles.  Check at my old hardware at The Honeybee in Smyrna!

I was in mid-construction when I was sold for a special anniversary present.  To celebrate a 25th wedding anniversary, I'm specially painted and my bottom perches all have the number 25 on the end, with the top one calling for a 50.  Here is to long time love on 25th Street.

I turned into a patriotic home when the good old USA scored a big hit.  I have special painted and a cedar shingle roof with a strip of tin at the peak.  U.S.A!

The back side of Bring Them Home.

I'm made from an old desk, a Sunday School table and a bread board.  I'm definitely used to hard work.

I'm the lone bird feeder and sold quickly.  I guess the birdies are hungry and we need to make some more!

Fashioned from an old barn and old brass door knob, Love is truly at Home here.