We also have cast stone pieces for your yard and garden dcor. With Sand Creek Impressions we offer a line of cast stone products cast by Pacific Manufacturing in Lincoln, Nebraska. Frank Horesji has spent years saving architectural artifacts from buildings before they were demolished. We have partnered with him to have replicas cast from the original pieces.
A "Rialto Theatre Lion" or the "Whitcomb Lady" would make an interesting addition to your entryway! Jay Tschetter, nationally known for his brick sculptures and murals, has designed and sculpted beautiful murals that can become a conversation piece in your home, office, or garden. We are located between 56th and 70th Streets in Lincoln, Nebraska, approximately 2.5 miles south of Nebraska Highway 2. South 63rd Street is not a thru street and can only be accessed from Yankee Hill Road.
Manuel worked for 30 plus years with Max and Jeri Scherer and over those years developed their same love, passion, and knowledge for preserving architectural antiques here in Nebraska, and we continue that same tradition.
A "Rialto Theatre Lion" or the "Whitcomb Lady" would make an interesting addition to your entryway! Jay Tschetter, nationally known for his brick sculptures and murals, has designed and sculpted beautiful murals that can become a conversation piece in your home, office, or garden. We are located between 56th and 70th Streets in Lincoln, Nebraska, approximately 2.5 miles south of Nebraska Highway 2. South 63rd Street is not a thru street and can only be accessed from Yankee Hill Road.
Manuel worked for 30 plus years with Max and Jeri Scherer and over those years developed their same love, passion, and knowledge for preserving architectural antiques here in Nebraska, and we continue that same tradition.
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Manuel worked for 30 plus years with Max and Jeri and over those years developed their same love, passion, and knowledge for preserving architectural antiques, and so the tradition continues.
Scherer's Enterprises started over 50 years ago in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Max and Jeri had a shared passion for the preservation and restoration of architectural antiques, and they worked together salvaging and restoring artifacts from older homes and historic buildings in Lincoln, Omaha, and surrounding areas.
Scherer's Enterprises started over 50 years ago in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Max and Jeri had a shared passion for the preservation and restoration of architectural antiques, and they worked together salvaging and restoring artifacts from older homes and historic buildings in Lincoln, Omaha, and surrounding areas.
Ordering and Shipping: All website inquiries or orders should be made by phone or through our email contact form listed under our "Contact" page.
Inquiries can also be made through our FaceBook.
Much of our inventory needs special shipping arrangements, or you can arrange your own shipping.
Shipping charges vary per arrangements.
Depending on what the item is, we will deliver locally.
Our delivery cost varies depending on the weight of the item and distance of the delivery.
We DO NOT ship doors or large items via UPS or FedEx.
Inquiries can also be made through our FaceBook.
Much of our inventory needs special shipping arrangements, or you can arrange your own shipping.
Shipping charges vary per arrangements.
Depending on what the item is, we will deliver locally.
Our delivery cost varies depending on the weight of the item and distance of the delivery.
We DO NOT ship doors or large items via UPS or FedEx.
We feel very honored to have our business name listed on House Beautiful!
Approximately two years ago we received an e-mail through our website inquiring about our schoolhouse shades.
The client was remodeling her kitchen and liked what we had.
She contacted me early this fall to inform us that her kitchen had been picked by House Beautiful as their kitchen of the month!
The journal was very gracious to include our name and a link to our website in their article.
We still have schoolhouse shades available, although we may not have any left that is exactly like what went into this kitchen.
Approximately two years ago we received an e-mail through our website inquiring about our schoolhouse shades.
The client was remodeling her kitchen and liked what we had.
She contacted me early this fall to inform us that her kitchen had been picked by House Beautiful as their kitchen of the month!
The journal was very gracious to include our name and a link to our website in their article.
We still have schoolhouse shades available, although we may not have any left that is exactly like what went into this kitchen.
Mona and her husband came out a couple of weeks ago and bought a column for a Grecian head to sit on.
A couple of weeks later they came back out with more ideas for their garden.
After looking around Mona developed an idea in her mind and combined a cast stone ball with a cast stone capitol and below are the results.
She initially picked the smaller size, then went with the larger ball, so we delivered both for her to pick, and she kept both.
Our customers have great ideas, and we provide the lifting and moving!
A couple of weeks later they came back out with more ideas for their garden.
After looking around Mona developed an idea in her mind and combined a cast stone ball with a cast stone capitol and below are the results.
She initially picked the smaller size, then went with the larger ball, so we delivered both for her to pick, and she kept both.
Our customers have great ideas, and we provide the lifting and moving!
We have been haggling over a head board for years now, and finally we both hit on the same page!
Manuel came up with the idea and can you believe that I actually liked it?!
Our son, who is handy with tools, (unlike his father or mother) was making a trip to Lincoln to spend a few days.
Anyway, I decided he could build this headboard for me.
Manuel gathered up all the wood, I stripped a couple of the pieces, and had everything sanded, stained, and varnished for Jeremy to work his magic.
Below is the beautiful finished project using balusters from the Packard / Jochim house and crown molding from another project.
Manuel came up with the idea and can you believe that I actually liked it?!
Our son, who is handy with tools, (unlike his father or mother) was making a trip to Lincoln to spend a few days.
Anyway, I decided he could build this headboard for me.
Manuel gathered up all the wood, I stripped a couple of the pieces, and had everything sanded, stained, and varnished for Jeremy to work his magic.
Below is the beautiful finished project using balusters from the Packard / Jochim house and crown molding from another project.
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