Suzanne Strickland Antiques
Fresh finds from New England--great early antiques, Folk Art, wonderful smalls and accessories. A few eclectic finds, 19th C. textiles, and appropriate vintage holiday items. Always on the look-out for authentic antiques and whimsical treasures, check back often for the latest additions and updates. I can be reached by email at blainesuzz@aol.com, for any inquiries or photo requests. If not completely satisfied with your purchase, a return is always allowed within 3-days of receipt, for a full refund of the item (minus shipping costs).
Wonderful early dry red painted wire compote, stands 7 1/2” tall, with a diameter of about 8 3/4” wide at the top. Could be filled with any good early goodies, perfect for holiday displays, etc. Found in Maine, excellent antique condition and surface! $165 + ship. Check or PayPal.
Price: SOLD
Wonderful dated schoolgirl embroidered sampler, wool on linen, “Martha Gaskills Work 1845” (the 4 is stitched backwards). In fabulous condition, measures in the frame approximately 18” tall by 19 1/2” wide. Very heavy period frame with lemon gold liner. The backing has old paper. I see a bit of common “toning” to a few areas on the linen, but no stains or missing stitches. I do note one very tiny thread break in the linen, towards the top of sampler, at frame center edge. Hard to see and mentioning for sake of accuracy. Found recently in the Hamptons, Long Island, New York. The girl in a blue dress, riding a horse, with a dog running behind; the floral border on three sides of the center motif. A very charming and uncommon original, design. Great colors and amazing condition. $1,350 + ship from 04002. Check or PayPal.
Price: $1,350 + ship
A gorgeous pearlware, circa 1820, child’s plate with a fantastic Turkey design; it is about 7 1/4” in diameter. No chips, cracks, or repairs, this plate is impressed on back with maker’s mark, “Enoch Wood & Son, Burslem. Hand painted details on the raised molded border flowers. This would be a perfect display for Thanksgiving or addition to a collection. $175 + $10 shipping. PayPal or check.
Price: $175 + $10
In the original burgundy velvet box, this marked 14K yellow gold sewing needle and coordinating gold threader, comes as a vintage set. The needle is about 1 3/4” long (tests at 14k) and the threader is about 1 1/4” long (it is marked 14k). The set, including box, is in excellent vintage condition. $175 + $10 ship. PayPal or check.
Price: $175 + $10 ship
Not something you see every day, a solid 14k yellow gold topped, strawberry sewing emery, on its original silk cord. It is marked 14k and also numbered “X1061.” There is an impressed “anchor” mark, as well. On one of the gold strawberry petals, an early scripted monogram has been engraved, I believe it reads “JMB.” It is sooo fancy, I could be wrong on the initials. This emery measures approximately 1 3/4” long, not counting the silk cord. There is a gold jump ring attached to the gold cap and this strawberry could be worn on a chain/necklace. I can’t give a weight on the amount of gold but it is solid, very well made and in excellent vintage condition. A must have for any early sewing collection! $695 + $10 ship. PayPal or check.
Price: $695 + $10 ship
Very early food chopper, heavy iron, with wood handle, retaining it’s original “Windsor” green paint. Beautiful patina & wear, there is a maker’s mark on the iron portion, but I can’t make it out. This chopper measures about 7” long and is about 5” tall. Would look great in any dough bowl or early container. $68 + $10 ship. Check or PayPal (Friends & Family please).
Price: $68 + $10 ship
Fresh find from Pennsylvania, a good vintage “Carnival Knockdown,” showing a black stenciled Cat figure on both sides. It stands approximately 13 1/2” tall. In very good condition, shows minor use wear and age. This knockdown is very folky, made of early heavy canvas and placed on top of a wooden base. $235 + $15 ship. PayPal or check.
Price: $235 + $15 ship
Found in Maine, a great pair of late 19th century painted ice skates, in wonderful early “Apple Red” paint. Original dry surface, wood with heavy steel blades, each skate measures approximately 18” long. Great display item for a bright pop of color & winter charm! $95 plus shipping. PayPal or check
Price: $95 + ship
Found in New Hampshire, this beautiful double-ended and red painted pestle, measures approximately 10 1/2” long. It has matching turnings on both, with no chips, cracks, or repairs. Shows nice age and use wear. Mid 19th century, the early red paint is dry and untouched. $75 + $10 ship. PayPal or check.
Price: $75 + $10 ship
Measuring only 3 1/4” long, this bisque doll house doll has a blonde, Greiner hairdo and wears her original clothes. Complete with a cotton slip and pantaloons that are trimmed in lace, and her maroon silk dress has a train and she would’ve had a bustle. The vest that she wears is a tweed type wool. Her sleeves are puffy, intact, and are silk. I see slight wear to the silk, but amazingly, no holes or breaks to the fabrics. She also wears a little silk red cravat at her neck. Her limbs are also bisque and there are no breaks or chips. She is a fabulous survivor, found in Maine , and would be worthy of anybody’s early doll collection. $65 + $7 ship. PayPal or check.
Price: $65 + $7 ship
Beautiful, large dry red painted 19th century pantry box, with impressed maker’s name on top, which reads E. Murdock, Jr., Boston. In wonderful condition, this pantry has a diameter of approximately 10” wide and stands almost 5” tall. No chips, cracks or repairs, I see a slight tight & partial age split, on the lid. A good larger sized and sturdy pantry box, well-made, this one from Boston, Massachusetts. Rare to find them signed by their maker! $245 + $14 ship. PayPal or check.
Price: $245 + $14 ship
Found in New England, this fabulous cotton, “Turkey” red and white fabric potholder is hand pieced, and looks to have never been used. Retains the original red silk hanging bow & loop, it measures approximately 5 1/4” square. Shows appropriate light age toning, this potholder is circa 1870’s. I see a spot on back where there is a bit of sticker residue (could be removed with a little effort). A great early primitive textile. $65 + $6 shipping. Check or PayPal.
Price: $65 + $6 shipping
This is a fantastic, fresh find, a grouping of six large early stone fruit peaches; three have the original “made in Italy” tags, all with an absolutely fabulous darkened patina! So realistic looking, the peaches are gorgeous in color (lots of dry purples), there are no chips or cracks, just slight age wear. They look amazing together in this early turned wooden bowl (also available if interested). The set of six stone fruit peaches is $195 + $14 ship.
Price: $195 + $14 ship
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