Reclaim Refinish Restore Repurpose
Special Projects
At Rust N Knot Reclaim we like to do things a little differently creative-wise at times. So this page is all about those times. Here you will find a variety of things from our Limited Edition Tribute Dressers, one-of-a-kind and one-off builds, unique re-purposed pieces, and seemingly impossible restorations. Most will be pieces that have been done in view of selling them when finished while others have been commissioned by clients. Each one is definitely unique, one of a kind, and would be a statement piece wherever they are placed whether in a home, cottage, or office. We will strive to keep this page up to date so you will know what has been purchased already and what is available for your purchase.
Limited Edition Tribute Dresser #1 SOLD
This was our first tribute Dresser as a Limited Edition. It was done as a tribute to all of the men and women driving the trucks that keep our country moving and the store shelves well stocked, We started with a solid Art Deco-style dresser and made sure everything was 100% before we began the painting process. The finished product is our representation of a 1970s Kenworth K100 Cabover Highway tractor.
Our goal with the Limited Edition Tributes is to complete one annually and usually around December.
Tribute Dresser detail Of Top
Tribute Dresser Wheel Detail
Tribute Dresser Side angle
Tribute Dresser Drawers Open
Limited Edition Tribute Dresser #2 Available
The 2022 Limited Edition Tribute Dresser gives tribute to all of the little guys who fight to keep going as independent owners/operators. It is our representation of one of the most famous trucks on TV or in the movies, The Blue Mule. Blue Mule was the truck driven in the 1975 movie White Line Fever by the independent trucker, Carrol Jo Hammer. The truck was a 1974 Ford WT 9000 series highway tractor. As this is still available you will find it in our shop with a description, more photos as well as the price.
Industrial Styled Desk/Table - AVAILABLE
This is a first for us. When Paul usually picks up an old treadle sewing machine he usually dismantles them so we can sell the drawers and then he will take and clean up the cast iron base, repaints them then, and sell them to other people to use for their creations.
Since Lori had purchased a beautiful old piece of old-growth pine, a number of years ago, they decided this would be a great opportunity to use it to create this industrial-style desk.
As this is still available you can find a full description, more pictures, and prices on the store page
" The Peaceful Lady" Sold
This beautiful creation started out as a very solid and well-cared-for 1920s walnut ladies' dresser featuring a uniquely shaped beveled glass mirror. This is a special project because during its creation it became personal to Lori. In the process of creating it really became the story of Lori's life at that point in time. a story of growth and transformation. A story that took nearly a year to evolve and change as it progressed toward completion. This beautiful dresser with its' story was very quickly adopted when it was finally offered for sale. 'The Peaceful Lady' is now bringing beauty and transformation to someone else's life and to a new space.
More pictures of it can be viewed in the Already Adopted Tab in the Dressers #2 gallery.