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Unusual mottled blue glaze; Probably East Liverpool, Ohio; c1850; ex Joe Ewing; 10 1/4" tall; No chips or cracks
Price: 2250
Bodenheimer-Mayer House features high country antiques, early glass and primitives. You are welcome to visit. We are open Friday and Saturday 11 - 4 and by chance or appointment by calling 614.323.6838 with 24 hours notice. We accept all forms of payment including paypal and offer a no cost lay away program. Prices are negotiable, so do not hesitate to ask.
204A N Columbus, Lancaster, Ohio 43130 614.323.6838
Unusual mottled blue glaze; Probably East Liverpool, Ohio; c1850; ex Joe Ewing; 10 1/4" tall; No chips or cracks
Price: 2250
Black and red overglaze, Logan Pottery, Hocking County Ohio; 9" tall
Price: 550
Initialed T K P lower right; Original frame with hand lettered plate reading T. K. Pelham; Oil on canvas; 11 3/4" x 7 5/8" sight; 17 3/8" x 14 3/8" framed
Price: 975
An old salt and his daughter out for a day of sailing; Unsigned; 10 1/2" x 8 1/4" sight; 15 1/2" x 16 x 14 framed
Price: 850
Attributed to the school of Raphael Ritz; Oil on Canvas; 14" x 10"; 19" x 15 1/4" framed
Price: 575
Signed lower right; Oil on artist board; Original frame; 15 1/8" x 19 1/8" sight; 20 3/4" x 20 1/2" framed
Price: 475
Bottle embossed "DR. Blocksom's Chemical Ware House Zanesville O"; 4 1/4" high; Mold blown; Appled square collar top, c1840
Price: 475
Walnut; 14 1/2" long overall with a deeply carved bowl; Bowl is 6 1/8" long by 4 1/2" across; Bowl carved with two hearts; handle carved with diamond and leaf shapes along with extensive cross hatching; Underneath side has carved initials J D J
Price: 550
English Staffordshire handleless cup and saucer; Holly berry pattern; Possibly mismatched as there is a variance in the leaf color; Previous owner's labels and provenance attached to the saucer base; Cup marked for John H Rogers Antiques; The saucer is stained along one side and has a swallow 3/32" flake to the rim; There are no other visible chips or cracks; Cup is 2 1/2" high and 3 7/8" in diameter; Saucer is 5 3/4" in diameter and 1 1/4" high;
Price: 115
c1830 amber Shepard's Masonic Flask, Zanesville Ohio. 6 1/2" high. Strong mold impression with exceptionally little high point ware. 3/16" long chip on the rim of the mouth that extends about 1/8" into the neck; Off center pontil mark; Otherwise, this flask is in very good condition.
Price: 1400
Lithograph published by F. R Whiting, New York. The print is a commentary on the abolition of slavery as it relates to Lincoln signing the Emancipation Proclamation. The three kittens are named on their collars Abe, Contraband (the term used to described enslaved persons who followed the Union army) and Jeff(erson Davis). Jeff's collar is a noose. The medicine bottle is labeled Lincoln's Blackstrap with directions to be administered immediately (the issuance of the preliminary Emancipation in September 1862) to be followed with a second dose on January 1, 1863, the date the Emancipation became effective. Framed in a handmade faceted, criss cross walnut frame. It measures 10 3/4" x 14 1/4" sight; 17 3/4" x 22" framed; A 1" x 2" piece of the margin has been torn from the upper left corner; otherwise, the print is in very good condition for it's age.
Price: 575
Signed loer left RS; Ex. Trisdonn Gallery, Nyack, New York; 13" x 16 1/4" sight; 21" x 24" framed; Not examined out of frame
Price: 2100
A cast iron mechamical bank made by Kyser & Rex in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Place the cooin on the tray in front of the money. The coin is deposited into the bank when the crank is turned. As the coin is deposited, the monkey tips his hat and the cat and dog turn around. Comes with the original key
Price: 850
This is the light green version of this bank made by J. E. Stevens, Cromwell Cpnnectocut; The coin is placed between the mule's hind legs. When the lever is pushed, the mule kicks the coin into the bank (barn) and a dog appears as if to be barking at the mule.
Price: 1350
Reward of merit to Pamela Wagner from her teacher; The printed portion of the reward is pasted on a watercolor fraktur featuring a vase of yellow tulips, clover, and other flowers and vines. The fraktur is surrounded with a red boarder. 6 5/16" x 7 3/4" sight; 9 1/4" x 10 3/4" framed; Not examined out of the frame
Price: 350
Lamb mounted on a wooden platform with metal wheels; Lamb is "eating" from a basket of gtaqss made from a string like material; Probably had a bell hanging below the lamb's head; Signed R B on the back; 6 1/2" long x 2 13/16" wide x 4 1/2" high
Price: 250
Unsigned; 13 1/2" x 10" sight; 18 1/2" x 15" framed; Not examined out of the frame
Price: 475
Signed lower right; 24" x 19" sight; 29" x 24" framed; Not examined out of the frame
Price: 675
Wood carved and painted eagle made to appear as if it was flying. Suspended from a wire hook in the center of its back. Loss to one tail feather; Original painted surface with considerable loss only to the top of the wings. 12" wingspan; 6 1/2" long
Price: 395
Decoy carved from a single block of wood and signed on the bottom by T. R. Lyons, New Lexington, Ohio; 9" long; Glass eyes. Very minor loss on tail feathers, See third photo.
Price: 95
Water color of Lady Columbia surrounded by a floral wreath. Signed along the bottom edge W. B. Rice O. V. I. Nashville, Tenn 1863. William B. Rice enlisted as a private in Company B, 101st Ohio Volunteer Infantry on July 29, 1862. The 101st was assigned to the Union Army of the Cumberland in January 1863. Corporal Rice was detailed to headquarters as a clerk on January 19, 1863 and promoted to sergeant on January 25, 1863. He was mustered out in Nashville on June 10, 1865. The painting is matted and housed in an age appropriate frame; 6 1/2" x 8" sight; 10 1/4" x 12 1/4" framed. It has not been examined out of the frame
Price: 2000
Blown glass, diamond pattern Christmas or fairy light. Deep teal color with a rough pontil mark; Approximately 3" high and 2 5/8" diameter at the top
Price: 145
This transferware cup or mug features two eagles/shields surrounding a central medallion which reads "To / Washington / The Patriot of / America. It is 2 5/16" high and 2 5/8" in diameter excluding the handle. There are no visible chicks or cracks.
Price: 625
This brass nautical lantern may be handheld or mounted on a boat's bow. It retains its original kerosene burner marked Dietz Convex. The top and lower left corner have minor dents that do not detract from the overall appearance. The clear, red and blue glass lenses are in good condition. The handles, door hinges and lock all function as expected,
Price: 375
Cast iron bell toy made by the Gong Bell Company, East Hampton, Connecticut. c1895
Price: 675
Still Life with bananas, peaches, grapes on a compote. Signed lower right J Payro '95. 18” x 24”by sight; 24 ½” x 30 ½” framed.
Price: 650
Catherinbe Bailey stitched this sampler in 1840. It isa done on linen with green, blue, pink and brown silk thread. It features a farm house and yard with rabbits, geese, hens, a turkey and dog surrounded by flower vine border. it is 14 7/8" x 23" by sight and 16 1/2" x 24 1/2" framed. There are no readily visible tears or missing stitches. It has not been examined outsider the frame. An attached note suggests it may have descended through the King family of New Jersey, from there through Southern Bell Antiques, Dayton, Ohio, to Lucy Hostermann, Circleville, Ohio in 1977. Provenance is available $2500
Price: 2500
11 1/8" x 7 1/16" x 4 1/2"; Nailed construction; Chamfered lid has a hand chiseled finger slot. A 5 5/8" long piece of wood has broken away from the interior edge of one side board. The break does not iaffecvt the top board and the top slides freely. The bottom board has some old insect damage and a few shrinkage cracks running in from one end. The longest of these extends about 1 3/4" into the bottom board. Both the top and bottom boards have a minor paint spots that do not detract from the overall appearance. c1900
Price: 175
Approximately 3/16" long; 2 3/8" across thew front legs and 4 1/2" high. Underneath tamped with an 11 or 17 followed by what could be a stylized question mark.
Price: 95
This napkin holder was made by Rogers Smith & Co. West Meriden, Connecticut. It is marked with their logo and 213. Outside of being darkened with age, it is in near perfect condition. The horses reins are securely attached, the wheels don't wobble and the napkin ring is perfectly round. The wreath on top has been engraved Florence. The napkin holder is approximately 3 1/8" long, 1 5/8" across the wheels and 2 1/2" high
Price: 195
This six board miniature chest is approximately 8 1/4" long x 4 1.4" deep x 6 1/2" high. It has a till and a chamfered lid. It is raised on cut out feet and has a chamfered top that is secured with the original snipe hinges. The front and both ends have freehand painted floral decorations.
Price: 450
This dark amber jar is marked 62 on the bottom and stands about 8 1/2" high. The base is about 3 5/8" in diameter. It retains it original lid and clamp down locking hardware. The is the expected roughness from use on the interior of the jar's rim and a shallow 3/8" long chip on the outer edge of three lid's lower ri. You have to know its there to see it when looking at the outside of the jar.
Price: 225
This cherry slide lid box is dovetailed. The divided interior has five compartments of various sizes. Give it size and the interior design, it is likely to have been a pantry or spice box. It is 7 1/4" high x 16 3/8" wide x 10 3/8" deep. The lid is chamfered and readily slides in and out. The box appears to be in good condition with no immediately visible damage or repairs.
Price: 275
This butter print features a sheath of wheat. It is 4 1/2" in diameter and about 3" high. The wheat sheath is carved about 1/2" deep into the body of the print. The blank was lathe turned from what appears to be maple. There is a shallow chip missing from the knob that is about 1/2" wide x 5/8" high. Based on the patina, the missing piece has been gone for a awhile.
Price: 150
This three drawer lift lid box has the original black paint and stenciled decoration. It is stenciled on the top, front and both ends. Rectangular gold striping surrounds the stencils. The case and drawers are dovetailed. The hinge rail has not been altered. It appears to retain its original hinges and lock, but no key.. It is approximately 13 7/8" long x 8 7/8" deep x 8 1/4" high.
Price: 625
These cast iron bookends feature a black Scottish Terrier up on his hind feet as if barking at something beyond a rail fence. Flower vines climb the fence posts and run across the rails. There is a felt pad underneath. The bookends are each about 4 5/8" across x 2 7/8" at the base (4 1/16" from the fence to the tip of the dog's tail). They stand 4 5/8" high to the tip of the dog's ears. The original paint has some minor losses from use, but is at least 95+ percent present.
Price: 125
This apple or bread tray has canted sides and is paint decorated inside and out on all four sides and the bottom. Decorations include maple and oak leaves, four pointed stars, hearts and cross hatching, among others. It is made of pine using early square head nails. It is 13 1/2" long x 7 5/8" across at the top (6 3/4" at the bottom) and 4" high.
Price: 975
This novelty cigarette box / dispenser is made of sheet metal and brass. When the lever is pushed, the herron dips down into the box, opens its beak and retrieves a cigarette. The metal frame has a rough finish so as to serve as a striker. Burnt matches may then deposited in the clowns mouth The dispenser was made in London England around 1910. The bottom is stamped with a provisional patent number and a notice that patents have been applied for in England and all principle countries
Price: 500
This is Epplesheimer & Company’s ice cream mold number 1146. Both sides of this mold are cast pewter. The hinged wreath is approximately 5” in diameter. It is in very good condition. The hinge functions as expected and the sides align properly.
Price: $75
This pewter ice cream mold features a bust of George Washington placed on a shield surrounded by American Flags. It looks s approximately 4” across and 4 1/4” high. It is in very good to excellent condition. The hinge functions as expected and the front and back align properly.
Price: 65
This chocolate mold is marked on the base Made in France. Although it is likely to have been by Sommet, it is otherwise unmarked. The hen is approximately 8” tall, including the base and 6 3/4” from breast tail. It is a three dimensional mold and measures 3 3/4” from side to side. The base is approximately 2 3/16” x 3 5/16”. This an early and rare mold. Over the years it has tarnished and picked up a few scratches and rust from age, use and storage. That said, the internal silvering is 90+ percent there. It is for the most part bright and shiny. Examine the photos and satisfy yourself regarding its condition. Look closely at the first photo. It shows a very minor break in the hen’s right side on the lower edge of the next to the bottom feather. It is approximately 3/8” long and less than 1/32” across. It in no way hurts the appearance or use of the mold and likely resulted from a thin spot in the tin when the mold was made.
Price: 150
This chocolate mold was made in France by Sommet. It is their mold number 1305. In addition to Sommet’s dancing dolphin logo, it is marked France and 1 l 1/4. The hen is approximately 6” tall and 7 1/2” from breast tail. It is a three dimensional mold and measures 5” from side to side. The base has a handle soldered to it and is approximately 4” x 5 1/2”. It is possible to use this mold as an ice cream mold as well as a chocolate mold. Sommet was in business from 1882 to 1962 making this mold at least 60 years old. It retains what are likely to be the original clamps that all hold the sides close together. Th bottom fits tight to the mold. Over the years, it has tarnished and picked up a few scratches and rust from age, use and storage.
Price: 65
This Anton Reiche’s mold number 25478. Each mold produces a chocolate chick hatching from the egg. It is hinged and closed on the bottom. Each of the three chicks is 2 3/4” tall and 2 1/4” across. The bottom is marked Magus along with Reiche’s logo and mold number. The mold is in very good condition. Approximately 95+ percent of the internal silvering is present and unblemished. The hinges and clamps function as expected. However this mold has been used; therefore the buyer should expect some scratches and minor rust that have come from age, usage and storage.
Price: 95
This is Anton Reiche’s mold number 24880. It is hinged and closed on the bottom. Each of the four chickens is 3 3/16” tall and 2 1/4” across. The bottom is marked Magus along with Reiche’s logo and mold number. The mold is in very good to excellent condition. The internal silvering is bright and shiny. The hinges and clamps function as expected. However this mold has been used; therefore the buyer should expect some scratches and rust.
Price: 65
This is a rabbit, Easter Bunny hinged chocolate mold made by Anton Reiche in Dresden Germany. It is Reiche’s mold number 14716. The mold is also marked for Reiche’s New York distributor T. C. Weygandt. The mold is in good condition with the hinge and the clamps functioning as expected. The rabbit is 9” tall plus a border surrounding the rabbit. The bottom plate measures approximately 2 9/16” x 3 9/16”. The mold is tarnished with age but 90% of the silvering inside the mold is present. This mold is over 50 years old, so the buyer should expect some rust and scratches that have come with age, usage and storage. 195
Price: 110
For sale is an early tin and glass candle lantern. It is about 11” tall, not counting the circular handle, an 4” in diameter at the base. The globe has eight panels above a flat circular base. The witch’s hat shaped top, bottom, handle are made of punched tin. The tin parts of the lantern may have been painted black at one time, but are now badly rusted. The glass globe has an annealing line running through it. This no doubt occurred as the glass cooled. The bottom piece separates from the lantern so that a candle can be placed in the tin holder. A make-do wire repair holds the witch’s hat in place.
Price: 425
For sale is an early Chicago Scientific Company vacuum pump. The pump is mounted on what appears to be a 14" x 10" x 1" walnut base and raised on turned feet another 4.25". The pump stands slightly over 26" above the base. A badly tarnished label is attached to the base. The vacuum pump appears to be complete, but the knob on the original bell jar has been broken off. There are several small white paint spatters and the finish on the feet has several areas of loss. The pump handle operates as expected, but does not seem to exhaust air. That said, I know nothing about these pumps. There are other photos available. Please ask questions before making an offer
Price: 300
This chocolate mold is not attributed to a specific maker although it is stamped No 5619 and is similar to a mold made by Obermann in Austria. It is 4 1/2” across and 2 7/8” tall as measured from the top of its head to its front foot. Much of the silvering appears to be present although it has tarnished with age and use.
Price: 85
This squirrel chocolate mold is 4” tall and 3” across measured it is mold number 360. It retains no 95+ percent of its original silvering
Price: 45
This large 3 dimensional chocolate mold was made by the Epplesheimer Company (1880-1947) in New York. It has both the company’s trademark mark and mold number, 4922. It stands 8” tall and is 7 3/4” across measured from tail feathers to breast. It is also 5 1/2” deep as measured across the back of the tail feathers. The detail seen in this mold is exceptional. Please examine the photos and see for yourself. The mold is in very good condition for its age. It comes with the original clamps. Traces of the silvering can be seen on the outside. Approximately 80+ percent of the inside silvering is present. Additional photos are available.
Price: Sold
This two finger pantry box measures 9 1/2” x 8 1/4” x 4 1/8”. The walls, lid and bottom are made of a comparatively thicker wood. The fingers and top and bottom boards are secured with early cut nails. The lid’s tight fit or structure is not affected by the gouged out area that can be seen in the second photo. It is approximately 5” long and 3/4” wide and appears to have occurred early in the box’s life. The box is a dark red in color.
Price: 375
The fingers on this pantry box are secured with cut nails. The top and bottom boards are attached with wooden pegs. It has an aged natural finish. The lid fits tightly to the bottom. There are no apologies for this early box.
Price: $195
This two finger pantry box measures 6 1/4” x 4 5/8” x 2 7/8”. The fingers are secured with cut nails and the top and bottom boards are attached with wooden pegs. It has an aged natural finish. Some shrinkage in the top board resulting in cracks to the lid band and loss to the wooden pins on both ends. The most significant of these breaks is shown in the second photo. That said, the lid still fits tightly to the bottom. There is also a small stain on the lid and in the interior.
Price: 165
This early five finger pantry box has the fingers, lid and bottom boards are secured with brass or copper tacks. There has been considerable age related shrinkage and breaks to the top board and lid finger. As a result, there are several areas of the lid finger where the wood has been lost to time. The most significant loss can be seen in the second photo. That said, the top board is still firmly attached to the finger wall and the lid fits snugly. There are no apologies for the bottom portion of the box. The finish is a warm naturally aged patina.
Price: 400
This rare German pewter flagon is marked on the handle Gg Leykauf. Given that Leykauf’s business was completely destroyed during WWll, it likely this flagon is at least 80 years old and could date back to the fourth quarter of the 19th century. The body is accented with oscillating vertical lines. The thumbpiece has the cast image of a man’s head that is approximately 5/8” high. The flagon is approximately 6 1/4” high not counting the thumbpiece and 2” across at the top. The base is 3 3/4” across. The There are some minor dents to the sides consistent with age and usage. Otherwise, the flagon is in good used condition.
Price: 65
This painted Wayne County, Ohio blanket chest is attributed to Sonnenberg’s (Kidron) Annabaptist / Swiss Mennonite / Amish community. It was exhibited in the 2011 Equal In Goodness exhibition of Ohio furniture held at the Ohio Decorative Arts Center. It features yellow outlining through, a floral motif and a bracket base with a shaped apron. The case is dovetailed. It contains a till with lid above a dovetailed drawer. The hinges and lock appear to be original. Except for some scuffs and scrapes from use, this blanket chest in very good to excellent condition. It is 38” wide x 19 3/8” deep measured across the top. The case is 36” x 18 3/8”. That is, the top extends beyond the case about 1” on the front and both ends. It is raised on cut out feet and stands 21 1/2” high.
Price: 850
For sale is an antique Easter basket chocolate or ice cream mold. This tin mold is marked Anton Reiche Dresden on one edge an T C Weygandt Co. New York Made in Germany on the other. It is 8” long, 5 1/4” across and 4 1/2” deep.
Price: 100
For sale is a large antique coffee pot / percolator including the tin coffee grounds basket. The top of the basket has a September 8, 1878 patent date. See last photo. The pot is approximately 12” tall excluding the knob. The bottom is 7 3/4” in diameter and 4 5/8” at the top. The tin basket has a lip that covers the top of the pot. It is 4 3/4” in diameter. Joints on both the pot and basket are crimped and/or soldered together. Given the age of the pot and the unknown makeup of the solder, this item is being sold only as a decorative collectible. It is in very good condition for its age. There are some very minor dents in the basket that no doubt came from use. The screen on the bottom of basket tower is intact and the lid fits snugly. The pot itself is undamaged and retains its original patina. The original knob is present but has been secured with a newer bolt and washer.
Price: 75
For sale is a hanging letter or comb box with a lattice back. Each lattice joint has a milk glass button surrounded by what appears to be a stamped brass ring. The piece is approximately 15 3/4” tall and 13” wide. The box itself measures approximately 10” across at its widest point, 2 3/4” deep and 3” high. The front of the box has what appears to be a faux burl finish. The other wooden pieces are stained walnut.
Price: 95
These c1810 double lens reading spectacles were also made to be used as sunglasses. The turnpin temples are marked ICS. These glasses could also be used to keep dust out of the wearer’s eyes while riding in a coach or carriage. Condition wise: the frames turn pins and temples are in good condition. However the right front lens is broken.
Price: 350
Early 19th century silver reading spectacles marked D. Chandler, New York. They appear to have prescription lens. The right lens is missing a piece of glass on the nose side. This break and loss no doubt occurred long ago. The missing piece can be seen in the first photo. It is approximately 3/8” x 3/16”. The frames and sliders are in good condition.
Price: 175
These c1810 spectacles have iron frames and temple pieces. The temples have a turnpin extension to help the user keep the spectacles on their face. The prescription lens are in good condition with no chips or cracks.
Price: 125
These early 19th century reading spectacles are signed E. Hughes on the right temple piece. The temple pieces have sliders and loops. The lens are prescription and in good condition.
Price: 200
This pantry box appears to be made of maple or a similar wood. It has a naturally aged patina. It is lap constructed with copper tacks. Pins attach the top and bottom boards. Top is signed THOS. ANNETT/E. JAFFREY N. H. Except for a chip being broken out of the bottom board when a pin was driven in, the box is in very good condition. The chip is visible in the last photo. The bottom is also marked 100. The inside is clean and odor free.
Price: 200
This Wedgwood Jasperware pitcher features oval vignettes of George Washington nd Benjamin Franklin. It is n the rare dark blue color and is marked Wedgwood and England in the mold. It is 5 1/2" high. There are no chips or cracks and there are no visible signs of restoration. However, there are a couple small, in the making flaws, in the bottom of the pitcher. These may be seen in the last photo. Additional photos are available.
Price: 195
A Late 19th or early 20th century oil on canvas painting titled "The Tangled Ball of Yarn". This black Americana painting depicts a motherly African American seated with young child untangling a ball of yarn. We are selling this painting as being done in the manner of J. Ball. It is possible that it is the original painting from which the late 19th or early 20th century prints were made as there is an uncanny similarity between this painting and those early prints. Our conservator has professionally cleaned and restored the painting and believes it to be of the aforementioned period. Unfortunately, the painting is unsigned. It measure 12" x 9" by sight and 19.25" x 16" framed.
Price: 2100
c1830 amber Shepard's Masonic Flask, Zanesville Ohio. 7" high. Some minor high point wear and a pin head size opening in a 1/4” bubble located on a shoulder rib. See the third photo. Otherwise, this flask is in very good condition.
Price: 1650
For sale is a rare Holly Amber covered sugar bowl made by the Indiana Tumbler & Goblet Company in 1903. It is approximately 6 5/8” high with a 3 1/4” diameter base. Condition wise: This sugar bowl has been used. There is roughness along the inner rim of the bowl that no doubt occurred when the lid was placed back on. The lid has similar interior roughness and a few high point dings. The largest chip on the bowl is approximately 1/8” x 1/8”. The largest chip on the lid’s interior rim is approximately 1/4” x 1/8”. The high point chips seen are approximately 1/16” x 1/16”. There are other lesser areas of interior edge roughness that have come from use. Photos showing these issues are available on request.
Price: 1800
This oil on canvas painting features a farmer plowing his field with twi horses and what appears to be a wooden, walk-behind plow. It is in a gilt frame with leaves and flowers. It is signed illegibly lower right. The image measures 11 3/4" x 14.25". Framed it is 16 1/2" x 19. 1/4". There is some minor gilt loss; but otherwise, the frame and painting are in good condition,
Price: 2400
This chalkware dove dates to the second half of the 19th century. It stands 7" high on metal feet. It 10 1/4" long and 3 1/2" across the back. It retains its original paint. Some wear and what appears to be minor spot repairs can be seen.
Price: 1000
This 19th century bookcase measures approximately 60" high x 37 3/4" wide x 10 1/2" deep, excluding the cove molded cornice. It has a single door with 15 panes of glass. The bottom three panes are half size. Two turned half pilasters flank the door. Beow the door is a scalloped apron. The bookcase apears to be poplar. t retains it original surface, hinges and door latch
Price: 1500
This 19th century American bird whistle is made of yellow clay. It rests on a circular base and stands 5 3/4" tall. It is 6" from tail to beak and approximately 2 7/16" across the back. There are some minor edge flakes around the base. There is a hole in the bird’s chest that appears to be in the making. The whistle’s sound changes when you place your finger over the hole. Ex Bruce and Vivian Knight
Price: 700
This c1830 historical blue transferware plate features a view of Harvard College and three couples in the foreground. It is approximately 10 1/4” in diameter with an oak leaf and acorn border. The plate was made by Ralph and James Clews and has the impressed Clews Warranted Staffordshire mark on the back. It is a lighter blue then the RSW marked plated listed below. There is also a previous collectors inventory sticker on the back in addition to the Clews mark. There are no chips and cracks.
Price: 150
This historical blue transferware plate features a view of Harvard College and three couples in the foreground. It is approximately 10 3/16” in diameter with an oak leaf and acorn border. The plate has the scarce RSW for Ralph Stevenson & Williams on the back. There is also a previous collectors inventory sticker on the back. There are no chips and cracks.
Price: 175
This J&W Ridgeway historical blue transferware spittle cup pictures the statehouse at Boston. It comes with the original lid that fits properly with the flared rim of the cup. The cup is approximately 2 3/8” tall excluding the lid and 3 3/8” in diameter excluding the handle. There are only minor issues with the cup. The are some minor glaze loss around the outer rim of the cup and some crazing near the handle and around the outer lip. The lid appears to be in mint condition. There are no chips or cracks to either the cup or the lid
Price: 1300
This terra cotta cigar holder is stamped L & C 12 on the bottom of the base. It features three newly hatched chickens, one of which still has part of its shell on its back. One of the chicks overlooks a basket like shaped dish which probably served as an ash tray. The others stand on foliage in front of the cigar holder and beside the match holder. Today, these cigar holders are used as desk organizers, holding pens, paperclips and stamps. The round base is approximately 7” in diameter. It is approximately 5 1/2”tall. The cigar holder is in very good condition with no chips or cracks. However, it appears as if possibly a long gone piece of felt or some similar fabric may have been glued to the base. When it was removed some of the glazing went with it thus leaving some visible discoloration on the rim when the piece is turned upside down.
Price: 225
This terra cotta cigar holder features two birds overlooking a nest with three eggs. The birds cling to the stump shaped cigar holder with leaves on both the front and back. There is a match holder to the left of the birds and it is likely the nest was used as an ash tray. Today, these tobacco holders are being used as desk organizers holding pens, paper clips and stamps. The base is a 7 3/4” x 6 1/2” oval. It is approximately 6 1/2 high at the birds wing. The cigar holder is in very good condition with no chips or cracks. The underneath side has the number 186 pressed into it. This was in the making and is probably a mold number.
Price: 225
This c1850 watercolor and pencil portrait on paper of a gentleman is housed in a period frame. By sight, the oval portrait is approximately 2 1/2” x 2 3/4”. Other than some age toning to the paper, there are no other issues with this painting or frame.
Price: 275
This a watercolor and pencil on paper portrait measuring approximately 2” x 4 1/8” by sight. She wears a bonnet and an elaborate scarf over a black dress. She is housed in what appears to be the original frame and glass. There is some age toning to the paper, but the portrait appears to be undamaged. The frame has some minor loss at the corners and there is separation at three of the four corners. The glass appears to have a black and gold lined border that gives the portrait a mat like appearance. There is some paint loss to this mat-like border and the glass is loose in the frame. Please see the photos.
Price: 325
This utensil carrier is 10 3/4” x 7 1/4” with 1 1/8” high sided. The sides and center appear to be walnut. The bottom is pine. The pies is joined with single, hand cut dovetails. The bottom has been nailed and glued on. It has also shrunk with age and cracked and glued back together.
Price: $100
This Bill Duffy folk art sculpture is carved primarily from a single piece of wood. The exception to that statement is the wooden pole, corn cob and pigs tail and the pigs ears which are cloth. It is approximately 11 5/8" tall, excluding he base, 8 " across and 3" front to back. The Pig is mortised into the base which is signed Bill Duffy
Price: 695
This cranberry opalescent daisy & fern syrup is approximately 5" tall not counting the lid and 4 1/2" across at the widest point. The glass portion of the syrup is in good condition with no chips or cracks. However, there are several cracks in the metal ring where the lid and pour spout are attached. These appear to be old flaws and probably occurred when the lid assembly was attached to the glass. That said, the lid is now firmly attached and opens and closes without a problem.
Price: 185.00
This rare, c1800 waffle iron features an eagle as seen in the United States shield below 16 stars. The image is cast into two 5 1/2" iron "plates" that have FS&D embossed on the reverse. Each plate is attached to a forged iron handle that is about 25" long. The handles are hinged above the plates with a forged iron rivet and held together at the top with a forged iron loop. There is some minor rust, but the image and desirability of the piece is unaffected. Provenance ex. Clark Garrett
Price: 1750
For sale is a small opalescent swirl pitcher with an applied blue handle. The pitcher is approximately 5 1/4" tall and 5" across at the widest point. The bottom has a polished pontil mark. There are no chips or cracks.
Price: 95
This is cranberry opalescent swirl syrup is approximately 5 1/2" tall not counting the lid and 4 1/2" across at the widest point. It retains a previous collector's label on the underside of the base. The lid does not close tightly as can be seen in the photos. Otherwise, the syrup is in good condition
Price: 165
For sale is an early candle light or tommy stick. It is made of wrought iron and is 8" long. It will accommodate a 1/2" candle.
Price: $135
For sale is a c1930 Bakelite shaving mirror with a milk glass bowl and brush. It is 13 1/8" tall and approximately 6" across at the hexagonal base. The mirror tilts and the milk glass bowl can be removed from the base. The brush is marked STAR / Set in Rubber / Sterilized / Made in U. S. A. The brush shows signs of use and there is a repaired crack at the base of the post. Otherwise, the set is in good condition.
Price: 85
This early pewter plate is 14 7/8" in diameter. The sunken center is 11" across. It is marked HB on the back. The plate shows the expected wear from use, but is in otherwise good condition
Price: 350
This butter paddle or scoop is 8" long and 5" across at its widest point. The handle has a curved end and the bowl is approximately 1" deep. There are some nicks along the outer edge of the bowl from use. The handle exhibits an nice warm patina testifying to the hours of use this paddle must have had in an earlier time.
Price: 40.00
This early Glass worker's blow pipe is made of wrought iron and has a flared end and a wooden handle. It is 54" long. There is a slight bend to the pipe, probably from use. The pipe has some minor rust and is pitted. The mouth piece is pitted worse than the pipe. The handle has two concentric rings at the top and bottom
Price: 275
This miniature jelly cupboard has walnut primary and pine secondary woods. It is approximately 21" H, 18" W, and 9" D. The cupboard features an applied cut out gallery, scalloped bottoms on the side panels, two dovetailed drawers and two paneled doors. It is raised on cut out feet. The drawers are dovetailed front and back. The doors conceal a fixed interior shelf. The drawers and doors retain what are likely to be the original porcelain pulls.
Price: 550
For sale is a pair of Mt Washington Glass Company tomato salts in a fitted silverplated frame. The salts are decorated in the autumn leaf and blueberry pattern. The fitted holder features leaves and flowers and is marked Meridian Company Quadruple Plate. It stands 5 1/2" high.
Price: 475
Whiskey Taster or shot glass with a handle. 2" H. 1 3/4" D excluding the handle. Chips around the top outer edge. The largest of these is 3/16" in diameter. None of the chips extend into the inner rim. The handle is undamaged. There is a minor chip along the outside of the bottom edge that is approximately 3/32" long. All of the issues cited are from expected use and do not detract from the overall appearance.
Price: 85
Amethyst whiskey taster. 1 5/8" H. 2 1/4" D at the top. Minor roughness along top and bottom
Price: 95
Sewertile Owl standing on a log. 12 7/8" H. Minor loss to the right ear that may have happened in the making as it is glazed over. 1" x 3/16" area of glazing loss below the left ear. Minor roughness around the base; otherwise undamaged
Price: 350
Console set consists of a compote and two matching tulip socket candlesticks all raised on dolphin bases. Clam broth and corn starch blue in color. Attributed to a Pittsburgh Glass House. Rough pontil on base. Near mint condition. Candlestick - 5 3/4" H; Compote - 6 3/16" H. Approx 7" D.
Price: 2,500
Portrait appears to be done in charcoal and pencil with watercolor accents. The sitter is shown in 3/4 profile seated on a thumb-back windsor chair. She wears a lace bonnet tied below her chin. Housed in a birdseye maple frame that exhibits a rich patina. % 3/4" x 4 1/8" sight. 8 1/2" x 6 7/8" famed
Price: 750
Waffle and thumb print canary glass vase. Brilliant color. Unusually heavy glass that reacts to black light. 10 7/8" H. 5 3/8" D at the base. No chips or cracks.
Price: 450
Water color and ink fraktur recording the birth of Sarah C. Bahr on April 9, 1864. The birth record is recorded inside a heart surrounded by leaves. All of the elements are enclosed in a petal like border. The fraktur is signed by the artist, John J. Miller, Berlin Ohio. The fraktur is housed in an early, probably original frame and mounted on a cardboard back embellished with Victorian era stickers and cutouts from trade cards. It measures 12" x 8" by sight excluding the backing and 16 5/8" x 12 5/8" framed. There are no visible rips, tears or missing pieces
Price: Sold
Waffle and Thumbprint pattern amethyst vase by the New England Glass Company. c1850. Approximately 9 1/4" tall. There is a 3/16" chip on the stem and some very minor roughness on the base
Price: 550
Oil on canvas painting of the a woman carrying a basket of fish. Signed lr T K P for Thomas Kent Pelham (1860-1891). In original frame with a brass plate hand lettered T. K. Pelham. 11 3/4" x 7 5/8" sight. 17" x 13 1/2" framed
Price: 975
Red Victorian era stretch glass dish rests on a silver plated holder. The holder has numerous flowers, rabbits and birds pressed into the design. It is marked for the Southington Silver Company (1887-1892) The glass dish is in excellent condition with no chips or cracks. The dish has 7 5/8" diameter. The holder is 9 1/8" in diameter and stands approximately 7" tall with the handle extended
Price: 115
Blue Swirled Opalescent Celery Vase made by Hobbs Glass Company of Wheeling West Virginia. c1890. 6" H x 3 3/8" D. at the top
Price: 275
Henry H Cross (American, 1837 - 1918) The painting is a life-like painting of a cow achieved with oil on canvas. This painting is a companion piece to another painting of a bull. It comes framed and measures 17 x 23 sight; framed 22 1/4" x 27 1/2"
Price: 2100
Henry H Cross (American, 1837 - 1918) The painting is a life-like painting of a bull achieved with oil on canvas. This painting is a companion piece to another painting of a cow. It comes framed and measures 17 x 23 sight; framed 22 1/4" x 27 1/2"
Price: 2100
Four drawer bow front chest. Mahogany with poplar secondary wood. Drawers flanked by turned pilasters. Veins are cut into the rails above and below the drawers. The chest is raised on ring turned feet. Found in Muskingum County, Ohio. 40" H x 41" W x 21 3/4" D. c 1825
Price: 895
Early 19th century chintz quilt fitted to accommodate a four poster bed. This quilt measures approximately 102 1/2" x 93 5/8". The quilt is made from 7 1/2" squares of fabric and quilted at 5 - 6 stitches per inch. The quilt is in markedly good condition for its age. There are some stains on the back, some of which have bled through to the front but are easily overlooked due to the fabric pattern. The most significant of these can be seen in the photos. There is also a one 1 1/2" long area at the edge of one of the squares where it appears as if a seem may have let loose.
Price: 1195
Royal Vienna melon boy plate attributed to C M Hutschenreuther. The plate is approximately 9 7/8” in diameter. There are no chips, cracks or roughness on the outer edge.
Price: 45
This reverse painted portrait of Andrew Jackson features a young Jackson in military dress. It measures approximately 10 3/4" x 8 1/8" by sight and appears to be in the original frame. It is likely this portrait was done in France or New Orleans following the War of 1812 given the French spelling of Jackson's name
Price: Sold
Cherry Stand with a single dovetailed drawer. Drawer retains original pull with brass button centered in the pull. Top has good overhang and legs are well turned. c1825. Top measures 20" x 23". 30 1/2" tall
Price: Sold
This box measures 11" x 7" x 6 3/4" tall. The lid extends 3/8" on each side of the box. The back 6 1/8" above the box for a total height of 12 7/8". It has dovetailed construction and a single divider in the interior. There is a cutout in the back.
Price: 525
"Log Cabin" was painted by Ohio folk artist Leuty McGuffey Manahan (1889 - 1977). It is a framed 18" x 24" oil painting on artist board. Manahan has been compared to Anna Mary Robertson “Grandma” Moses (1860-1961), but beyond their contemporaneous lives and shared inspiration rooted in rural memory, the two artists and their works are quite different. Manahan filled her paintings with so many details that it typically takes multiple viewings to fully appreciate them all. When asked about being compared to Grandma Moses, Manahan said somewhat testily, “People like to compare me to Grandma Moses; I simply don’t have the broad brush strokes she used. We paint differently.” Prior to her death, Manahan's paintings were widely exhibited, including exhibitions in New York City and major Ohio universities. Following her death, the paintings were in a private collection until now.
Price: 1600
"Church Bound" was painted by Ohio folk artist Leuty McGuffey Manahan (1889 - 1977). It is a framed 18" x 24" oil painting on artist board. Manahan has been compared to Anna Mary Robertson “Grandma” Moses (1860-1961), but beyond their contemporaneous lives and shared inspiration rooted in rural memory, the two artists and their works are quite different. Manahan filled her paintings with so many details that it typically takes multiple viewings to fully appreciate them all. When asked about being compared to Grandma Moses, Manahan said somewhat testily, “People like to compare me to Grandma Moses; I simply don’t have the broad brush strokes she used. We paint differently.” Prior to her death, Manahan's paintings were widely exhibited, including exhibitions in New York City and major Ohio universities. Following her death, the paintings were in a private collection until now.
Price: 2200
Mixed woods. Bamboo turnings. 17" seating height
Price: 115
Tiger maple and hickory. Bamboo turnings with a scooped out seat. 16" seating height.
Price: 125
Flint glass salt featuring a steam boat with Pittsburgh on its stern. Deep cobalt blue color. There is very small, barely noticeable chip on the left rear. Otherwise the salt is in great condition
Price: 1100
10" tall. Starch blue in color with a sand finish
Price: Sold
Paneled form with foliate handles, double sided blue and red tulip with green leaves. 7-1/2"h. Very good condition with no chips or cracks.
Price: 850.00
Tiger maple chairs with boot jack splat and caned seats. 17" seating height. Chairs are structurally sound and exhibit appropriate wear on the seats and front stretchers. One seat needs re-caning. Another cane seat sags and one strand has a break. The other two chairs are in very good condition.
Price: 400
The bowl of the basket is 6 1/2" x 8" x 5" tall. With the handle the total height is approximately 11 1/2". Mica chips are imbedded in the 1ZE812940368223027ink glass. Petals form the base. There are no chips or cracks
Price: 250
Late 18th/early 19th century peel. 13 1/2" long. Made of forged iron. The handle has two hearts, one at the top and one about 1" above the blade. There is rust and pitting consistent with age.
Price: 375
Each of the four side panels features a heart surrounded by several holes punched in a circular pattern flanked by four other hearts, one in each corner. This fot warmer exhibits well shaped turnings. It retains its original hinges, door lock andwire bail handle.Condition wise, it has some rust on the bottom panel and is missing one of the stretchers on the top. It is structurally solid but does have a chip on one corner
Price: 95
The mirror, including the walnut frame, measures 21 1/4" tall by 12" wide. The mirror is surmounted by the original reverse painted tablet that is in good condition. The frame appears to retain an early or original finish.
Price: 300
The lady stands beside her fireplace in her bonnet and shawl with a book in hand. It measures approximately 9" x 7"; With Frame - 11 1/4" x 9". The discoloration at the bottom of her dress is a reflection. It does not appear in the painting. There is what looks like a small tear (1/16" x 1/32") in the lower right corner. Other than that, I see no other rips or tears. There also is no in-painting.
Price: 800
24 Ribs with an open pontil and rolled lip; Approximately 7 1/2" tall by 5 1/4" in diameter; very minor high point wear that is mentioned only in the interest of full disclosure
Price: 1250
Dark Amber; 24 ribs; Possibly the White Glass Works, Zanesville Ohio; Approximately 8 1/2" tall x 6" diameter; c1820; Some very minor scratches but no other high point wear, chips or cracks
Price: 1500
Bulls eye sunburst with vertical ribbing and diamond patterns; flint glass; rough pontil; Approximately 4 1/2" diameter x3 1/2" tall; No chips or cracks
Price: 235
Boston & Sandwich Glass Company; Basket of Flowers and Rosette pattern; c1830 - 40; Some roughness on feet resulting from normal wear; otherwise OK
Price: 95
Oak leaf pattern; Lead glass 7 1/4" diameter; 1 1/2" deep; four minor chips on the underneath side of the rim tht are not readily visible from the top.
Price: 75
This handsome figurine measurea bout 9" from its rear foot to its nose and stands about 6" high to the tip of its ear. The Royal Doulton mark is on the underneath side of its left rear paw. There are no chips or cracks.
Price: 150
Cast iron bank approximately 5 3/8" tall
Price: 250
Cast iron bank 5" long.
Price: 400
c1897 cast iron mechanical bank made by J & E Stevens. Good mechanical order with good paint.
Price: 1100
Likely made by the Boston & Sandwich Glass Company c1820. Approximately 8 1/4" tall plus the height of the stopper
Price: 500
The bird on this rare lamp turns to unlock a small door. The lamp is in original condition with its original hanger hook and wick pick and chain.
Price: 350
Hand drawn and colored fraktur memorializing the birth and death of Maria Herntzelman. Maria was born June 15, 1839 and died March 10, 1849. The fraktur has three inscriptions. The first written in German records her birth in Mercer County Pennsylvania. The second is a loose English language translation of the first. The third records maria's death in Jackson Township, Mahoning County, Ohio
Price: $3,400
Portrait done in watercolor and pencil appears in its original Victorian shadow box frame. The subject's name appears on the back. Sight 7" x 9" oval; Frame 12" x 13 3/4"
Price: 400
The stand has its original red wash finish. It exhibits great verticality, a wide top with good overhang and well turned legs.
Price: 1,400
This mixed wood (possibly cherry and mahogany) stand retains its original finish and brass pulls. It is raised on bold rope turned legs.
Price: 500
Early mixed wood stand that has its original finsih, brasses and escutcheons. The drop leaves are supported by two butterfly supports that fold into the base. The supports are attached to the base with wooden hinges that have five knuckles.
Price: 750
c1850 Pennsylvania child's high chair The chair retains its original finish and stenciling. The stencil motif features a prominent bird surrounded by grapes, leaves and a house. The seat and legs are decorated with yellow striping.The arms display wear consistent with age and use. That is, they have bear wood that is well patinated.
Price: 750
c1815 sideboard in cherry and mahogany resting on turned and reeded feet. The curly cherry gallery is dovetailed with a back raised at the center. Brasses are of the period but may not be original to the piece. Poplar secondary wood. 72" long by 22" deep
Price: 4,000
This elegant one piece cupboard fits nicely in a 31" corner. It exhibits the hand of a skilled cabinet maker. Features include a block and vein frieze, picture frame moldings on the returns, shelves with scalloped edges and a scalloped apron. Two carved sunbursts flank the dovetailed drawer in the waist. Triple raised panels afront the lower two doors.
Price: 5,500
Corner Cupboard is raised on its original turned feet. There has been no in-painting. The glass in the 12 pane door is mostly if not all original.
Price: Sold