14 E. King Antiques Design

19th C PA Stoneware Crock with Profuse Cobalt Blue

This 10.5" tall approx. 1 gallon unsigned stoneware crock is heavily decorated in 3 large cobalt blue flowers and leaves and has an Albany slip interior. There are also a few other spots of blue below the flowers and several incised lines under the top rim the potter added for an extra accent. I would attribute the crock to Richard Remmey of Philadelphia circa 1860's. CONDITION: Good. there are several shallow chips on the inner top rim as shown. There is also a 1" shallow glaze miss or kiln touch that is into the blue on the side as shown. Interior has some light lime deposits. There are no cracks, lines or repairs. Please go to Rubylane (click above) to see all the photos.

Price: Sold

Late 19th C. Apothecary Jar

This unmarked white ceramic 19th C. apothecary jar stands 10.5" tall and is in excellent condition. This would be a great item for kitchen or bath.

Price: $165

Early 19th C. New York City Stoneware Snuff Crock

This 19th Century 2 gallon stoneware snuff crock is stamped "L.A. N 9 Water St. N-Y" and washed in cobalt blue. The crock has a strong attribution to Humiston & Warner of South Amboy, New Jersey circa 1830. Another crock with this exact form but a different Water St. address bears the mark of this early maker. The tobacco exporting business was apparently alive and well on Water St. in New York in the early 19th Century. This interesting shaped crock measures over 13" tall and just under 10" in diameter. The rim is slightly miss-shaped and there is a shallow flake to the brown Albany Slip near the top as shown. There is also a minor tight 3.5" hairline coming up from the base but overall, I'd say the crock is in very good to excellent condition. This is an interesting crock with a NYC history. Please click above on Rubylane for more photos.

Price: $175

Early 19th C. Miniature Pewter Spout Lamp w/ Tray

This miniature pewter spout lamp with triangular pewter under tray dates to the early 1800's. The lamp is complete and is in excellent condition. It measures only 4.5" tall. The unusual under tray has a lot of character with an old patina, dents and wear. Used as a bedtime lighting devise, this would make a great addition to your early lighting collection.

Price: $165

19th C. Paint Decorated PA Utensil Carrier

Dating from the 2nd quarter of the 19th Century, we have strong reasons to believe that this cant-sided paint decorated utensil carrier is attributed to John Rupp (1809-1899) of Hanover, Pennsylvania. The small sized carrier features the original red over lighter red paint decoration and is constructed with rabbited corners and tiny iron square nails. The interior of the box shows good wear and overall it is in excellent condition. Measures 13 1/2" x 9 3/4" x 3" tall. More photos on Rubylane.

Price: $395

Tall 19th C. PA Rye Grass Basket

This taller form 19th C. Rye grass basket hails from Pennsylvania. Measuring 12 3/4 x 6 1/2" tall, the unusually shaped basket is in good solid condition despite some minor loss to the bottom.

Price: $110

Early 19th C. Large Turned Wooden Compote

This large early 19th Century treen compote was turned on a primitive lathe. It now shows wonderful patina and wear, and best of all is how it has become distorted from age and shrinkage. Measuring about 13.5" in diameter and 9" tall, the compote is in good condition despite a crack in the bottom of the bowl and two minor chips on the base. This is an ideal bowl for displaying stone fruit as it was while in our personal collection. An outstanding early wooden compote! More photos on Rubylane.

Price: $695

Large Mid-Century Folk Art Bull Carving

Standing 17" tall and almost 2 feet long, this carved, solid wood bull hails from a farm in Salem County, New Jersey and dates to around the 1940's. The bovine features glass eyes, leather ears and a rope tail. He is anatomically correct. There is a slight loss to the tip of on of his horns but overall he is in very good condition and retains his original paint and has no repairs. Not just for cow lovers! See more photos on Rubylane.com

Price: $895

Early 19th C. Wooden Trencher in Old Blue Paint

This large early 19th C. wooden trencher is solid maple and hails from New England. The bowl has an old make-do repair to an age crack and retains a nice dry, old blue painted surface. The trencher measures 21" x 15 1/2" x 5 1/2" tall. It makes a wonderful centerpiece for your dining room table or server. More photos on Rubylane

Price: $695

Early 20th C. Cast Iron Sink Box Decoy

Dating to the Early 20th Century, this solid cast iron Mallard sink box decoy is signed with the initial "H" and retains remnants of the original paint. The 21 pound decoy is in very good condition and has nice details to the bill, eyes, wings- not always seen on these utilitarian decoys. The surface that is not painted shows nice old, dark oxidation. Measuring about 14 3/4" long, this sink box decoy has the right age and look. See more photos on Rubylane.com

Price: 475/offer

19th C Inkwell w/ Patriotic Eagles Silliman & Co.

This paint-decorated turned wooden inkwell with 3 Patriotic American Eagles in Gold leaf is signed "S.Silliman & Co., Chester, Conn.". The inkwell is lined with glass and has a metal ring around the top of the insert. The top of the well has an old dark surface and the sides are faux grained in umber over mustard. There is expected wear to the decoration as shown. The base is covered in tan cloth and has the original paper label bearing the maker's mark. Measuring 4.5" in diameter and 3" tall, this generously sized inkwell dates to the first half of the 1800's. Quill feather shown is included. More photos on Rubylane.com

Price: sale pending

19th C. Dovetailed Walnut Candle Box

This 19th C. walnut slide lid candlebox features hand-cut dovetails and square nails. Measuring 12" x 5" x 4" tall, the box is in very fine condition and has a nice warm natural finish. Pennsylvania circa 1850. You can see more photos of this by clicking Rubylane.com above.

Price: $165

19th C. Mocha Yellow Ware Bowl w/ Blue Seaweed

Dating from the late 1800's, this mocha banded yelloware bowl features 4 areas of blue "seaweed" design. The 12" wide x 5 3/4" tall bowl exhibits superior color and condition. Please see more photos on Rubylane.com

Price: $275

19th C. Yellow Ware Bowl w/ Embossed Design

This 10.25" diameter yelloware bowl has a molded design and dates to the late 1800's. The color and condition of this bowl is outstanding, with only crazing to the clear glaze. I have seen signed versions of this bowl from Yellow Rock and Jeffords Cos. of Philadelphia, but could also have been produced in Ohio.

Price: $120

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

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: sold

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

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