Old Concrete Bird Bath
Came from a mansion built in 1912 in Waco. We doubt it was as old as the house, despite finding a very similar one on First Dibs that claimed it was from 1910 (if your curious, it sold for $1200). That being said, judging by the construction, style and overgrowth of the yard it came from, it definitely got some years on it. There are no cracks. It is two pieces. Very sturdy.
This bird bath is 19” diameter x 27.5” tall
IN STORE PICKUP ONLY
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Hannah, also known as co store owner, took this birdbath from the very first demo she ran on her own all the way back in 2012. It has survived every massive storm in Dallas, despite it not having any protection. One time, Oncor butchered the pecan tree it lived beside and despite having a branch that required three men to move land on top of it, did not have so much as a scratch. It has super good juju and while Hannah still loves it and what it stands for, she feels it belongs in a yard of someone who can actually keep plants alive. She also would rather sell it for far less then its worth to someone who appreciates its backstory.
Came from a mansion built in 1912 in Waco. We doubt it was as old as the house, despite finding a very similar one on First Dibs that claimed it was from 1910 (if your curious, it sold for $1200). That being said, judging by the construction, style and overgrowth of the yard it came from, it definitely got some years on it. There are no cracks. It is two pieces. Very sturdy.
This bird bath is 19” diameter x 27.5” tall
IN STORE PICKUP ONLY
PS
Hannah, also known as co store owner, took this birdbath from the very first demo she ran on her own all the way back in 2012. It has survived every massive storm in Dallas, despite it not having any protection. One time, Oncor butchered the pecan tree it lived beside and despite having a branch that required three men to move land on top of it, did not have so much as a scratch. It has super good juju and while Hannah still loves it and what it stands for, she feels it belongs in a yard of someone who can actually keep plants alive. She also would rather sell it for far less then its worth to someone who appreciates its backstory.
Came from a mansion built in 1912 in Waco. We doubt it was as old as the house, despite finding a very similar one on First Dibs that claimed it was from 1910 (if your curious, it sold for $1200). That being said, judging by the construction, style and overgrowth of the yard it came from, it definitely got some years on it. There are no cracks. It is two pieces. Very sturdy.
This bird bath is 19” diameter x 27.5” tall
IN STORE PICKUP ONLY
PS
Hannah, also known as co store owner, took this birdbath from the very first demo she ran on her own all the way back in 2012. It has survived every massive storm in Dallas, despite it not having any protection. One time, Oncor butchered the pecan tree it lived beside and despite having a branch that required three men to move land on top of it, did not have so much as a scratch. It has super good juju and while Hannah still loves it and what it stands for, she feels it belongs in a yard of someone who can actually keep plants alive. She also would rather sell it for far less then its worth to someone who appreciates its backstory.
