Happy Holidays!

Honey's Treasures began with myself and my late husband, Michael. It was a business we started together to earn extra income and quickly grew into a full time endeavor. Michael passed away unexpectedly in August, 2017.

Since this was a business I worked closely together with Michael, I was able to keep on with the woodworking and continue with what I enjoy doing and stay self employed.

Everything you see in the shop are all original Honey's Treasures designs and new items are added periodically. Custom requests are welcome.

Please keep in mind that pricing items is based on the expensive woodworking tools (multiple high quality saws/blade replacement/drills/tools, etc.,) costs along with packaging and shipping costs. The price for packaging and shipping is now included in the item cost and therefore 'free' according to Etsy's new policies. I buy nothing but high quality saw blades and tools to get the sharpest and cleanest cuts and is safer than using dull cheap equipment. For example, I own a SawStop table saw and the saw blades I use are a minimum of 80 tpi.

How Michael and I came up with the idea for the Railroad Spike Shelves is a story unto itself and kind of funny how it all happened. It began with a bicycle ride...

I come from a family of artistic people and am self taught. I have fallen in love with plein air painting, (on location) and travel around the San Francisco bay area several times per week with my easel, capturing the scenes that inspire me.

~ Lisa

Due to the high volume of requests for appraisal and identification, I am unfortunately unable to respond to these messages.

I continue to make the barber poles that Mike and I designed.
Handmade barber poles; mikesbarberpoles.etsy.com

Shipping for Alaska and Hawaii
NOTE: Please contact for a shipping quote before purchasing any item if you live in Alaska or Hawaii. Shipping might be an extra fee for those states.

Note: I have since met someone and remarried on April 27, 2019. John lost his wife to a tragic accident just five days before my husband died that same year. You can read our story on my blog, link below.

http://honeystreasures.blogspot.com/2019/01/new-life-new-beginnings-new-adventures.html