Rona Andrews Antiques
TAKE ONE MORE LOOK. EVERYTHING WILL BE TAKEN DOWN JANUARY 31!!!! STARTING FEBRUARY 1, ALL ITEMS POSTED HAVE TO GO!!!! I'VE CLEANED OUT THE CUPBOARDS AND HAVE SO MANY LITTLE TREASURES THAT GET OVERWHELMED IN THERE, SO THEY'RE GOING OUT FOR SALE BY THE EACH OR BY THE LOT ~ ALL BELOW MY ORIGINAL PURCHASE PRICES!!!! HAVE FUN AND FIND SOME INSTANT COLLECTIONS OR ADD TO YOUR EXHISTING COLLECTION!!! My selling policies include: Accepting personal check or money orders. If you prefer to use PayPal, the processing cost imposed by PayPall will be added to your purchase. Your satisfaction is guaranteed. Customers may return items in the same condition as they are received within 72 hours of delivery for a full refund, less the cost of shipping and insurance when the item is returned and condition verified. Please call me at 435-640-0701 before returning any item. Thank you for shopping with me.
19TH C WATERCOLOR OF ESTHER COUGHEN
Another find in Ohio, this charming watercolor fragment of a woman in a long blue dress with white bonnet, signed Esther Coughen. It may have been a Pennsylvania bookplate. Regardless, it’s charming! In a 5 ½” x 7 5/8” frame, the piece is 3 ¼” x 4 7/8”.
Price: $250, +s
C1890-1900 WIRE COMPOTE WITH STONE FRUIT
Early wire compote and 8 pieces of early stone fruit (black and green figs, apple, lemon, pomegranate, banana and 2 peaches). Wear to Italian stone fruit as expected. Compote 7” tall, 8 ¼” across top.
Price: $295, +s
19TH C SMALL HAND CARVED TREEN SCOOP
Dry attic surface, this hand carved, elm or birch, has a hooked handle - 5 ¼” long with no chips nor cracks. Provenance: Pam Boynton collection.
Price: $225, +s
1935 AMERICAN KNICKERBOCKER BEAR
This sweet white 13”mohair teddy was made by Knickerbocker during the 1930s-1940s. He has original felt pads, stitched nose and glass eyes. He’s jointed with movable arms, legs and head. There are no problems, nor restorations. He’s just ready to be ‘adopted’!
Price: $150, +s
C1700 BRASS PINS IN LINSEY WOOLSEY PIECE
Ten wrapped head brass pins (1” long) in a piece of green and red linsey Woolsey (8 ½” x 7”).
Price: $165, plus shipping
19TH C OIL ON CANVAS OF A MAN WITH HIS DOG
Just charming oil on canvas of a man with his retriever holding a duck. With fall colored tree leaves, a white picket fence and church in the background, this little treasure without a frame will warm your heart! The iron stretchers on the reverse have a patent date of 1885. 15” x 10 ¼”
Price: SOLD, THANK YOU SO MUCH!
C1800 WROUGHT IRON HEART TRIVET
Wonderful early wrought iron heart trivet with heart padded feet and incised heart on heart point, 8” x 4 ¾”.
Price: SOLD, THANK YOU SO MUCH!
18TH C AMERICAN MAPLE PLATE
Real American treen plate with beveled rim, 8 3/8” X 7 5/8” out of round, in original attic surface with knife marks you’d expect.
Price: $495, +s
19TH C WATERCOLOR SILHOUETTE OF 2 MEN
Just acquired in Ohio, this is a charming watercolor painted silhouette of 2 men playing chess. They sit at a tripod gaming table in front of an open window with a federal house in the background. The portly man on the right has his foot on a gout stool! There is a label on the frame – “silhouette of two men….Ornate wooden frame 7 ¼” x 8 ½” with original backing. I removed the back and see that the watercolor is laid on a heavier paper that has several areas around the edges that are glued to the reverse painted black boarder on the glass. The frame has two areas of wood loss (see pic).
Price: $250, +s
18TH C AMERICAN BOWL WITH TRACES BLUE PAINT
Wonderful 6 ½” small turned maple bowl with traces of early blue paint. No chips or cracks, just a good honest little bowl!
Price: $425, +S
C1800 MAKE-DO TREEN CANDLE HOLDER
Cleverly done, this wooden make-do table clamp candle holder was likely part of a taller standing candle holder with base. Beautifully turned with square nails and spiral shaft that adjusts to clamp onto your table or stand. Natural attic patina – 7 7/8” tall by 6 ½” candle holder.
Price: $195, +s
PAIR DOMED HEART CAKE TINS C 1900
In time for Valentine’s Day, this pair of signed, Germany, 8 ½” domed cake tins are perfect for your baking!
Price: $145 pair, +S
C1900 TIN HEART MOLDS ON SHEET
Early kitchen piece, 11” x 11 ½” baking sheet with 9 individual heart molds is perfect for your Valentine’s baking. Some rusting as expected. Old tag from another dealer “very rare - $650”!
Price: $195, +S
1880-90 OIL ON BOARD OF LITTLE GIRL WITH HER CATS
Just found in Ohio, this delightful oil on board 11 ¼” x 15 ½” of a young blond girl sitting on her cushion reading to her cats. One cat has little pink anklets on his back paws. Charming in its original gold gilt frame.
Price: SOLD, THANK YOU!
19TH C NEW ENGLAND ARM REST IN ORIGINAL CONDITION
A rare survivor of the early 1800s, this arm rest is beautifully made with a wooden oval base, chamfered center stile, and a leather covered horsehair top. Brought for personal use by an individual to rest their arm during long church services or meetings, this piece is initialed “AW” and painted in early if not original Windsor green paint. Similar arm rests are described in Mary Earle Gould’s book, Antique Tin and Tole Ware p. 30.
Price: $450, +s
THREE 1775 VELLUM BOOKS
Choice of three 1775 Latin Vellum books, # 3,#4 or #9 of Joseph Weissenbach’s, Theologiae Doctoris. All in good condition with a little warping of the covers as expected.7 7/8” X 4 7/8”.
Price: $135 each, +s
C1750-1800 AMERICAN MAPLE TREEN SKIMMER
A shallow single piece of maple carved with a finger hold for skimming cream for butter, or for sugar or soft soap. 6 ½” across bowl x 2” tall with worn chips as expected. See: Neumann’s Antique Country Furnishings, p 217.
Price: $250, +s
SIGNED W.W.W.’09 OIL ON CANVAS OF PEACHES
Simple ooc of peaches and a double handles jar is 16” x 9 ¾” with some toning and nicks as expected.
Price: SOLD, THANK YOU SO MUCH!
19TH C HOLLOW CUT SILHOUETTE OF LITTLE BOY
Oval 2 ½” X 2” hollow cut of little boy is in its original 4” x 4 ½” frame. Tiny cut at base of his chest, likely in the making. The frame is backed with old silk and hook hanger is identical to another ‘Boston’ framing company listed here.
Price: $135, +s
1790 CUT SILHOUETTE OF COLONEL GEORGE DUKE
George Duke was born in 1780 to Mathew Duke and Martha Tod. He married Jane Maria Lister and had 1 child. He died in 1840 in Frederick County, Holland – Allen, KY. 5” x 5 ¾” original black lacquered frame.
Price: $195, +s
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