Treasures on Twelve is WAG Rescue's consignment - retail store.  Proceeds from the sale of items go to benefit our organization and our efforts to rescue and adopt out dogs in the Wimberley, Texas area. Hours of operation - We are open Tuesday - Saturday, 10a to 4p.

The store is just south of the Wimberley Square, located at 13620 RR12, building A, at the back of the parking lot.  We are across from old Burger Barn for you locals that know Wimberley.  Look for our brightly colored sign on the street and on the building. GOOGLE MAP

Check out the video about our store on Road Trippin

WANTED

For Consignment or Tax Deductible Donation

Gently Used Antiques, Furnishings, Fine Art, Collectibles and Jewelry

Charlotte Bippert is our store manager.  She handles arrangements for donations and consignments.  Please email Charlotte or call and leave a message and she will get back with you, 512-496-6186.  Donations and consignments by appointment please.  We do not take clothing or shoes.

Would you like to help...We are looking for volunteers to work 3 hour shifts once a week at our store.  Please  email  Susan if you would like to volunteer.

**Please do not call our store about dog matters, lost & found, adoptions, etc.  The volunteers at our store will not be able to help you. 

Please call 512-847-3200 and leave a message or email info@wimberleywagrescue.org. Thank you.

Some of our Treasures

QUICK MEAL STOVE, GAS - 1920's

For sale - as in condition - $175.00 plus tax, NO Shipping. Great item for restoration or parts. We do not ship. Please do not email, there is too much spam and we will not return emails.

The origins of the Quick Meal stove were in St. Louis. John Rigen, a German immigrant, started a tin shop in 1850. He asked George August Kahle to be his partner in 1870 and together they formed a thriving business selling cooking stoves and washing machines. They called the cook stoves "quick meals" to reflect the added time convenience of using their product. In 1901 the American Stove Company was formed and continued to produce and sell the Quick Meal stove. The gas-burning Magic Chef oven was introduced in 1929 as the Quick Meal Magic Chef stove. The growing popularity of the Magic Chef brand name caused the American Stove Company to change its name to Magic Chef in 1951.

Vintage oak gaming table

Beautiful restored Acorn wood burning kitchen stove, from 1910-1915. Excellent condition.

Comes with three handles for removing top plates. Item on top of stove in picture not included in sale.

$600 (new price)

Vintage, 1930'3 - 1950's, White Rotary Sewing Machine in Oak Cabinet. $299

Vintage wooden ironing board - good working condition or for decoration, $30

Two great vintage Sombreros for sale, $75 EACH. Both are in excellent condition.