Welcome to Old South Jersey Glass and Antiques. I've been involved in the trade for over 40 years and collecting for 50 specializing in Early American Blown Glass, American pottery & Folk Art along with many other 18th and 19th century mostly American pieces of all categories. I also rent space at the Yellow Garage Antiques Shop in Mullica Hill NJ located on 33 South Main St. <a href="https://www.yellowgarageantiques.com" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.yellowgarageantiques.com</a> The best shop South Jersey has ever had.
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So called Harvest flasks are said to have been used by field workers back in the day. The idea is that the flask can go over ones arm while still working. Clean, no damage just several kiln markes 8" dia.
Price: 100
Abigail Ogdens sampler probably Springfield, Delaware County PA 10 1/2 x 7 1/2. Rare very early pre- revolutionary war Quaker School girl work. Not quite miniature but unusually small sized.
Price: 400
Circa 1800 - 1820s dip molded snuff bottle. Larger size @ 6 inches. Nice and clean not a common bottle.
Price: 175
Parker Brothers Gun Company adjustable bootj rack in the form of a fish.A bit hard to make out but marked C.PARKER PAT. D. OCT 7. 1873.
Price: 95
Signed 19th century Shaker sewing box, untouched. 7 ½” x 5” x 3”
Price: 200
Period hand carved wall box. Carved basket of flowers similar to the those painted on Theorem painting at the time, circa 1820 -1840. Old museum numbers on the back. 12” tall, 5” wide, Carve out a hardwood could be mahogany.
Price: 175
Early redware jar PA or New Jersey circa 1800 -1850 perhaps earlier. Incised lines and squiggle like decoration. One photo shows the true color the best.9" high
Price: 120
Rare pin prick cut and painted silhouette in the original frame. Probably PA 1790-1830. Frame size approx.. 10" x 7"
Price: 250
11" x 13" x 3 3/4". cut nails and and a couple round in the base.
Price: 150
Fun and interesting depiction of returning home from the 1876 centennial in Philadelphia. 12” x 11 ½” in its original frame. Found in Lancaster County. Must read captions regarding Chestnut Street station,and other comments, its cartoon like.
Price: 475
Framed 17' x 17" sight 15" x 15" concervation framed Amelia Duncan - Carlisle - 1803 Birth 26 February 1793 Carlisle, Cumberland, Pennsylvania, United States Death 14 July 1866
Price: 275