Rona Andrews Antiques
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19TH C MOCHA DECORATED CREAMWARE PITCHER
Cream ware Pitcher, England, c. 1800, with alternating brown, blue and black slip bands with engine-turned and rouletted patterns over body, applied strap handle, molded base, 5 ½ in. lip repair.
Price: $450, includes shipping
19th C SEWING WAX PIECES
Four large bees wax pads for cleaning needles and pins. 3 ¼”, 3”, 2 7/8”, 2 5/8”, with wear to edges but never used.
Price: $65, includes shipping
C1910 STANDING KITTY
Charming little kitten with some worn mohair, green glass eyes and little bell. 4” x 3 ½”. Wear as expected.
Price: $95, includes shipping
19TH C HORSE HAIR OR MANE SINGER
This hard to find antique brass and copper horse grooming tool has a total length of 13.5 in and with a maximum width of almost 5 in. The decorative copper section has a flat wick or comb which would have been fueled by paraffin and ignited. The flow of which could be controlled by the tap on the brass section which unscrews in two places for access. The tap is impressed with stamp of “G. Deakin” with his horse head symbol trademark. George Deakin worked from Sheffield, England between 1825-1865.
Price: $110, includes shipping
19th C NOGGIN/PITCHER
This early carved noggin/pitcher was possibly varnished 100+ years ago. It is 7” tall and has a stress crack.
Price: $175, includes shipping
19TH C LIGNAM VITAE STAR SANDER
C 1815 lathe turned lignam vitae star sander in original surface with green felt bottom 2 ½” x 2” with ¼” chip off base.
Price: $75, includes shipping
MINIATURE PEASE WARE SALT
19th C miniature Pease treen turned maple salt 1” x 1 ½”. Mint condition.
Price: $75, includes shipping
18TH C AMERICAN IRON WEDDING BAND CANDLE HOLDER
This wonderful 7 ½” all white-smith worked wedding band hog scraper has nut and bolt base. No chair hook – likely not ever had one.
Price: On Hold
LATE 18TH - 19TH C OVAL REFLECTOR CANDLE SCONCE
A treasure from the past, this C 1800 single oval reflector candle sconce with crimped edges is outstanding. 16 ¾” x 9 ½”. Usual dings and wear as expected for over 200 years of use.
Price: $350, includes shipping
NANTUCKET SAILOR WHIRLIGIG
American late 19th, early 20th century folk art whirligig, hand carved and painted, probably pine, in excellent original paint, which is obvious by noticeable period crazing. Sailor boy painted in red, white, and blue ~ made by Lincoln Ceeley (1865-1950) Nantucket, MA. With stand. Boy ~ 13 1/2" tall, 16 1/2" tall with stand; width paddles, 10".
Price: $475, includes shipping
19TH C OAK SPLINT BASKET IN GREEN PAINT
Wonderful, rugged New England oak splint handled basket in early if not original green paint, 15 ½” x 12 ½” x 10” tall. Few tiny splits of one splint, but virtually no breaks. A very tough little basket!
Price: $175, includes shipping
19TH C TREEN NUB CLEANER SIGNED AND NEWSPAPER
C 1800-1820 maple, treen, ‘nub’ ink pen cleaner, with its lid. Signed, “James Tuttle 6 Hawthorne Street, Salem, MA. 2 ½” x 1 3/8” tall. Mint condition. With newspaper Essex Register dated Salem (Massachusetts) Saturday, August 28,1819.
Price: $125, includes shipping
19TH C AMERICAN WATERCOLOR OF YOUNG MAN
This is a super little watercolor of a young man in side profile with long sideburns. He is painted on paper with a light blue background. He wears a high collared coat and shirt likely around 1820-40. The embossed gold tinted tin frame and backboard appear all original. 4 ¼” x 5 ¼”. As mint a condition as you could be after almost 200 years!
Price: SOLD, THANK YOU!
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