Art Antiques Michigan
I have been an avid collector of country, primitive antiques for about 50 years. During those years I have collected, sold, collected, sold---you know how that goes. I was a single owner antique shop for many years. With the onset of the internet my selling venue has changed. I now have a website https://artantiquesmichigan.com/. Some of you may know me from there. I hope to bring to my Dig site the same quality country, primitive antiques as I offer on my website, at reasonable prices. I will update my Dig site every month between the 15th. and 17th. of each month. You will find fresh to market items at that time. My preferred method of payment is by check. Made payable to Joanne Getz. I offer a lay a way plan to help you with your purchases. Michigan residents add 6% Sales Tax. I do hope you will stop by often. I can be reached nearly anytime at joannemargetz@gmail.com or call me 9894281009.
Reproduction Candles
Reproduction Candles. These are just wonderful reproduction candles. They truly look to be Tallow candles. Original Tallows from the 18th. and 19th. century are quite expensive and most people don’t burn them. These reproduction candles have the best look and are affordable enough to be burned. They measures 11 inches in length and each has the twisted wick for hanging.
Price: $15.50 each + shipping
Simple 20th. century Lighting Shelf
I really love this form of lighting shelf. Simple in style having a strong country vibe. This lighting shelf is circa first quarter 20th. Century. The wood is Pine and the wood has patinated beautifully thru the years. The candle shelf, lighting sconce measures 12 x 6 1/4 x 4 3/4 inches. The condition is excellent and the shelf is constructed with tiny round nails. Notice one exposed nail on the end.
Price: $195.00 + shipping
Redware Oval Baker
Redware Oval Baker. A very nice oval hearth baker or oven baker. Unglazed Redware, measuring 8 x 3 1/2 x 3 inches. Circa late 19th. Century to early 20th. Century. Excellent condition.
Price: $55.00 + shipping
19th. century treen soap dish, measuring 5 inches long. Excellent condition. American soapdish
Price: sold
LATE 19TH CENTURY PAINTED ROUND WOOD PANTRY BOX
LATE 19TH CENTURY PAINTED ROUND WOOD PANTRY BOX– This is a fantastic late 19th century round wood pantry box in old and original robins egg blue paint. The box measures 11 1/4” in diameter and 6 1/2” tall. Constructed with tappered overlapped joints and round nails, it is believed to be made of pine. It is in excellent condition with a wonderful surface that shows a pattern of age, wear, and use.
Price: sold
19TH CENTURY SPONGEWARE MASTER SALT
19TH CENTURY SPONGEWARE MASTER SALT – This is a gorgeous 19th century spongeware master salt with great signs of age crazing due to its age. Spongeware master salts are a form that is harder to find. The stoneware master salt is decorated with wonderful dark blue spongeware covering the body and the interior of the top rim. The master salt measures approximately 2 7/8” top diameter, 2 1/4” tall, and 1 7/8” bottom diameter. This master salt is in excellent condition.
Price: $225.00 + shipping
19TH CENTURY SMALL APOTHECARY JAR
19TH CENTURY SMALL APOTHECARY JAR – This is a beautiful 19th century apothecary jar. It is desirable because of its hard-to-find small size combined with a high pontil (for its size). The jar has all the wonderful characteristics of old hand- blown glass. This includes waves, bubbles and a pontil mark that is very pronounced. The rim of the jar is smooth with a terrific old black painted tin lid. The jar is in excellent condition. It has a 2 1/4” top mouth diameter, 3” bottom diameter, and is 6” tall.
Price: sold
19th. c. Yelloware Gravelware Match Striker/Holder
19TH CENTURY YELLOW WARE GRAVELWARE MATCH HOLDER STRIKER– This is a nice 19th century yellow ware gravelware match holder striker. The match holder has a yellow ware body and the saucer shaped base is decorated with striking gravelware. The cone shaped striker has two beaded bands encircling the top and bottom of the striking surface. The holder is in excellent condition and the bottom is marked A Tschinkel 12. This holder measures approximately 4” on the footed base and is 5” tall at the top of the cone shaped holder.
Price: $165.00 + shipping
19th. c. Stoneware Spongeware Piggy Bank
19TH CENTURY STONEWARE SPONGEWARE PIGGY BANK – Circa 1880-1920 this is an uncommon stoneware spongeware piggy bank. The bank features a creamy white glaze that is decorated with blue spongeware. The piggy bank measures approximately 5” long, 2” wide and 2 ½” tall. The bank is in excellent condition.
Price: $265.00 + shipping
Early Pewter Coffee Pot
Early Pewter Coffee/Tea Pot. Nicely stylized and in excellent condition. The pot measures 10 inches tall and 8 inches from spout to handle. The Pewter pot is signed M. Simmons. One small dent on the side.
Price: sold
Quite a lovely early 18th. Century Walnut jar for spices or sugar. Pole lathe turned, original shellacked remains, original ivory knob and a most unusual feature having a locking cover. The lines on the lid and rim of the jar have to be lined up to open the jar. Amazing that that feature has not been destroyed thru the years. The jar measures 4 1/2” x 3 1/4” diameter . A lovely piece of treen
Price: sold
Grain Painted Pantry box
This is a very fine looking, c. 1850 round pantry box with original grain painted decoration in Mustard paint. This is possibly a Lancaster Co., Pa. piece as this style of grain painting is found on many utilitarian items from this area–e.g. buckets, firkins, salt boxes. All nails and pegs are present, and the paint is in excellent condition. The bottom has two exposed nails, but it is still tight. The lid fits snugly and has a few small rubs. It measures 9 1/2″ diameter and 5″ tall. It would be a stunning addition to a stack, but it is a great piece in its own right. The lid is original. I think the sides of the lid were just rubbed with white paint while the top of the lid was grain painted. This has been part of a CT collection.
Price: $325.00 + shipping
Small, Early 19th. century Oval Pantry Box
A very sweet, small oval pantry, measuring 6 x 4 1/2 x 2 5/8 inches. The natural finish has patinated beautifully thru the years of use. Opposing fingers attached with tiny square nails. There is a split going across the lid of the pantry but it doesn’t compromise the structure or use of the box. Circa 1800-1820.
Price: $295.00 + shipping
Heavy, Painted, Signed Bail Handled Pantry Box
An extremely nice, thick walled bale handled pantry box. The paint has its original Green painted surface and the lid is impressed with J. R. Walls and the bottom of the box is stamped with J.R. Walls. The pantry box is clean and usable. The bale handled pantry box measures 11 1/4 x 7 inches.
Price: sold
18th. century Covered Treen Bowl
18th. Century covered treen bowl, Possibly Maple wood. Neumann dates the bowl to 1750-1790. Small stable crack. Measures 5 x 3 1/2 inches tall. This bowl is featured in American antique Country Furnishings “George C. Neumann. description provided
Price: sold
18th. century Treen Chopping Box
18th. century treen chopping box with original black painted surface. Measures 19 x 9 1/2 inches.
Price: $325.00 + shipping
18th. century Rush/Candle Light
Late 17th/early 18th. Century rush/candle light, pilgrim era, 14 inches tall. Twisted iron base, excellent early example 1670-1830. Walnut cone shaped base. 14 inches tall and 5 inch base diameter
Price: sold
Square, Tin, Cleated Candle Light
Square tin table light, cleated bottom. tin, 19th. Century square candle light. The candle cup is cleated thru the bottom, a nice construction sign of an earlier piece of lighting. Measures 5 1/4 x 5 3/4 inches.
Price: sold
19th. century Grey Painted Pantry Box
A very nice, late 19th. century,Grey painted pantry box, The pantry box is in excellent condition and is American. the pantry measures 10 x 5 1/2 inches. Medium weight bodied pantry box
Price: $395.00 + shipping
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