14 E. King Antiques Design

Small Early 20th C. Steiff Ride-On Hobby Horse

This early 20th Century ride-on hobby horse is all original and was gently played with. He features a cloth nap, glass eyes, real leather saddle, metal stirrups, and a blue painted metal frame with the original metal wheels and rubber tires. Made for a very young child, the horse stands 21" tall and is 19" long. The horse has some minor loss to the leather underneath. Attributed to Steiff of Germany c. 1910-20.

Price: 650 plus shipping

Large 19th C. Tin Heart Pan

This large 19th C. tin heart pan measures 13" x 11 1/2" x 4 1/4" deep and has a nice original patina. The baking pan was expertly fashioned from 3 pieces of tin and soldered together long ago. A rare find!

Price: $475

19th C. Manganese Decorated PA Redware Crock & Lid

Here's a 19th Century manganese decorated redware crock with lid that hails from Pennsylvania. The crock is in excellent condition with minor wear to the glaze. There are no chips or cracks. Measuring 8 1/2" tall, the crock displays a wonderful red with contrasting black manganese spots. The lid is probably not original but complements the crock beautifully. Click on Rubylane.com above for more photos.

Price: $285

Early 19th C. Heavy Tin Candle Sconce w/ Paint

This sturdy primitive tin candle sconce dates from the early 1800's and has a paint history of old black over the original green. The single sconce is unique in design in that the top is canted forward to prevent soot from the candle to leave a mark on the wall. Measuring 13 1/4" tall x 4 7/8" wide x 4 1/2" deep the tin sconce is in fine condition. New England origin. For more photos, click on Rubylane.com above.

Price: 450/ offer

19th C. Stoneware Pitcher w/ Blue Decoration

Here is a well-thrown 19th C. stoneware pitcher with cobalt blue decorations. The approximate 1 to 1.5 gallon pitcher stands 11" tall and has an applied strap handle. Attributed to Baltimore, Maryland, the pitcher is in good condition with restoration to the bottom. There is a small stone pop as shown and a salt drip under the handle. More photos on Rubylane.com

Price: 498 sale

19th C. Cricket Stool in Old Blue Paint

This small mid-19th C. pine cricket stool or miniature bench has a very old blue over the original salmon painted surface. The stool is constructed with tiny square nails and has a scrub pine top that was apparently once covered with fabric. Measuring only 10" x 6 1/4" x 6" tall, the adorable stool is in excellent condition.

Price: sale pending

5 Gal. Hamilton & Jones Stoneware Crock

This 19th C. stoneware crock with freehand and stenciled design was manufactured by Hamilton & Jones of Greensboro, Pennsylvania. Standing over 15" tall and about 10" in diameter, the 18 pound crock is in excellent condition. There is slight wear to the blue design as shown and two manufacturing flaws on one of the ear handles. There are no chips, cracks, lines or repairs. A monumental crock from a very desirable maker! Click Rubylane.com above for more photos.

Price: $695

19th C. Paint Decorated Indian Clubs

This pair of 19th C. Indian clubs retain the original black splotch and gold stripe paint decoration. Indian clubs were used in Victorian days as weights to swing for exercise- a fad of the times. Nowadays, these clubs are folk art collectibles. This set stands 17" tall and weigh about 1 3/4 pounds each. They are turned out of solid maple and are accented with the original brass tacks on the top. c. 1890

Price: $250

20th C. Copper Coffee Pot Signed Liverpool, PA

This vintage copper coffee pot is signed "Stailey Bro's, Liverpool, PA" and dates to around 1940. The 8" tall pot has its original lid and is in excellent condition. A classic!

Price: $110

Late 19th C Lancaster County Mustard/Blue Carrier

This is a nice small late 1800's carrier with canted sides and mustard grain paint with a robin's egg blue interior. The carrier is constructed with poplar and small wire brads. The bottom is faintly signed Lizzy Yodor, presumably the original owner. This color scheme is consistent with Lancaster County, Pennsylvania and the Yodor name would bare that out. Measuring 12" x 8 3/4" x 4 3/4" tall, the carrier is in very good condition as shown.

Price: $175

19th C 1 Gallon Blue Decorated Ovoid Stoneware Jug

This one gallon ovoid stoneware jug has a wonderful heavy blue decoration and its in great condition. The jug measures 12" tall and the decoration is generally attributed to Abiel Price of New Jersey or Ingell of Taunton, Mass.

Price: $375

Birds, Eggs, Bunnies Cookie Cutter c. 1900

This large tin cookie cutter from the early 1900's features birds, eggs and bunnies, four of each. The cutter measures 11 1/4" x 7 1/2" x 3/4" and is in excellent condition with an nice patina.

Price: $225

Blue Spongeware Stoneware Heart Bowl c. 1900

This medium sized stoneware bowl has molded heart panels and is decorated with blue sponging. The bowl measures 9.25" in diameter and 4" tall. It is in very good condition with a faint 4" line inside the bottom of the bowl. There is minor edge wear and some crazing to the glaze underneath as shown. Click Rubylane.com above for more photos.

Price: $58

19th C. Domed Top Letter Box w/ Original Paint

This 19th C. domed top letter box boasts the original hand-painted decoration and hails from France. The diminutive box is decorated on all four sides with hand-painted flowers. The top has an early print decoupaged with a young lady as the central focus with a castle in the background. There is also a small red bird, a man and dog, and other details. The background color is dark green and there is a yellow pinstripe on the base. The interior is painted in the original red and has an old ink stain. There is an old French newspaper article on the bottom of the box. Measures 9" wide x 5 3/4" tall x 5 1/2" deep. Excellent, original condition.

Price: $475

Tole Painted Tin Canister

This late 1800's toleware canister is painted with green, yellow, red and crimson on a japanned ground. It measures 8 1/4" tall x 6 3/4" wide and 7" deep and is in excellent condition with a very clean interior.

Price: $110

Early Mortar & Pestle in Dark Red

This early 1800's mortar and pestle has a nice slender form and retains an old dark red surface. The mortar is maple and measures 7" tall and only 3 5/8" in diameter. There are several tight age cracks and another crack that is more open but stable (see photos).

Price: $395

Blue Decorated PA Stoneware Cake Crock w/ lid

This 10" diameter stoneware cake crock with lid hails from Eastern Pennsylvania and features 2 lug handles and a brushed cobalt blue design. The crock is in excellent condition while the lid has three chips on the knob and extensive chipping and loss to the underneath rim. Circa 1870. Please see more photos on Rubylane.com

Price: 475 / offer

Signed Wallace Nutting Windsor Stool c.1920's

This painted Windsor footstool is stamped on the underside "Wallace Nutting" and also retains a partial paper label. Wallace Nutting furniture was manufactured in the 1920's and 30's by craftsmen to replicate 18th C. American furniture in detail. This Windsor stool retains the original dark green/black paint and is in very good condition. It has a 2" thick solid one board wood top that measures 19" x 11 1/2". The stool is supported by 4 turned legs and an "H" stretcher. The overall height is 7.5". See more photos on Rubylane.com

Price: $195

1 Gal. Stoneware Crock Hamilton & Jones Greensboro

This one gallon stoneware crock with cobalt blue stencil was made in the second half of the 1800's by Hamilton & Jones of Greensboro, Pennsylvania. The 10" tall crock is in excellent condition with 2 tiny chips on the ridge that is just above the blue. You can see in the photos a touch mark from the kiln on the back of the crock. There is excellent contrast between the dark blue stencil and the gray color of the clay on this desirable PA stoneware crock.

Price: $285

Small Folkart House Made With Cheese Boxes c. 1920

This small folkart house from the early 1900's is constructed of wooden cheese boxes and tiny brads. The one of a kind house was possibly constructed by someone's father as a present. The house features front steps, a front door, 10 windows and a chimney all in the original green, cream and red paint. There were cloth curtains covering the windows from the inside but they are mostly lost by now. Measuring 6" tall x 6" wide x 6.5" deep, the house does not take up much space and displays beautifully.

Price: $125