TIME TO PRESS THE GRAPES
$1200

67” high

Found at the landfill, this antique grape press has been one of my treasures. It was so heavy, I asked another scavenger to stop his looking and load it up for me. Included in this sculpture are gears, a rake, and a plow blade. It functions as a grandfather clock as shown or, if one removes the clock mechanism, as an indoor or outdoor sculpture

TIME’S SPINNING BY
$1500

82” high

The centerpiece of this tall piece is a snow blower blade, rising on 3 caterpillar tractor tracks found at a unique caterpillar “hospital” in Brockton, a vise, vise, and various plumbing parts. The clock mechanism can be removed when one no longer cares about the time to make an outdoor sculpture.

~ SOLD ~

TIME’S FLYING
$1250

72” high

Antique wheelbarrow welded onto an unknown base. Woith gas stove burners, a shock absorber, wine barrel rounds, and a one sided movie reel from the time of the silent films. The beautiful purple bell is an inverted vase whose base cracked.

SPRING SUNRISE
$1200

73”x 24” high

The stately grandfather clock can tell you the time or become an elegant sculpture for the empty corner in your living room. Or, as the centerpiece for your perennial garden. It’s composed of a intricate plow blade, stove burner, saw blade fashioned by a blacksmith into a bowl, and many types of automotive gears and crank shafts.

GIVING TIME A LIFT
$600

65” high

The base of this funky clock is a car jack, lifting the eye skyward to the timepiece. It features also a newsreel from grandmother’s days, a plow blade, and a pipe of copper decorated