Welcome to Captain Cook's Treasure Chest!
We are a family owned antique store located in
Louisburg, Kansas - established 2020!
We welcome you to explore our 5,000 square feet of booth spaces that will host up to 50 vendors from around the Kansas City metro area. Captain Cook's offers a variety of antique and vintage pieces, as well as an assortment of local art and handcrafted goods.
A newly renovated area in the shop is home to Capt. Cook's Flea Market and the Little Shop on the Prairie's: Toys and More Store.
We encourage you to Buy Vintage, Save the Planet! While we are Crazy for Booty, we know Not All Treasure are Silver and Gold! We truly have something for everybody and every budget.
Thank you for shopping local and shopping family owned!
News & Events at Captain Cook's
Porch Goose Paint Party
October 18 | 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Join us for a Porch Goose Paint Party with Silly Goose Bingo! Included with your registration is a 24" concrete goose that can be painted in different colors like "flamingo", "trad goose", "polka dot", "mallard duck", etc. Attendees can also participate in bingo to win goose outfits.
Reservations are required, and spots are limited! $80.00 per participant. Sign up by calling us or stopping by the shop. Payment is required to reserve your spot.
Holiday Open House
November 13, 14 & 15 | During Store Hours
Holiday sales, scavenger hunt, prizes, snacks and hot drinks throughout the weekend!
Twinkle Light Night Market
November 13 & 14 & | 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Get in the holiday spirit during our open house weekend by shopping at our Night Market.
From 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm, enjoy after-hours indoor shopping in a festive twilight atmosphere lit only by lamps, candles, and twinkle lights!
We will also have a variety of outdoor vendors, as well as the KCDC SodaLab Dirty Sodas truck.
FEATURED ITEM
1907 Perfection Taylor Babbitt Ice Cream Freezer and Butter Churn
This is a rare turn-of-the-century combination Perfection Ice Cream Freezer and Butter Churn manufactured by Taylor Babbitt.
Made in Abingdon, Illinois, patent December 3, 1907, It is a dual-handled crank churn with wood grips on the handles.
Wood lids have some of the advertising info still intact and two porcelain knobs. The bucket or container is tin metal with two handles. The cranks, wheels, and frame are cast iron. The paddle is wooden. All operational and working well!
Has original cork in bottom end of container for draining. Comes with some printed information from the Western Illinois Museum and patent paperwork.
Lovely piece and hard to find. Large and a statement antique for home decor or collection or for use by primitive kitchen bakers/cooks.
Dimensions:
29" Tall
13"x13" Wide
Contact us if you are interested!
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Come find us!
903 N. Broadway St, Louisburg, KS 66053
