Lynne Nelson Antiques
NEW ITEMS I have been buying and selling 18th and 19th century country antiques for approximately 35 years concentrating in early paint, iron, lighting, and items to be found in the early kitchen. For the past several years I have shown in many of the antique shows throughout New England.
3 STONE FRUITS
Three old stone fruit, an apricot, a purple plum and a red plum. These are all in very good condition and very realistic. They measure approx. 3 in. each.
Price: $95 inc. Shipping
18th C Fireplace Broiler Harnen
In the 18th and early 19th c it was found that the best way to broiler meat and even toast was to use the wrought iron broiler to place food next to the burned-down coals of a wood fire. The support of this particular broiler was also designed to hold the spits. Examples of these broiler or harnens ca. Be found in the antique book The Cauldon, the Spit and the Fire.
Price: SOLD! THANK YOU
EARlY IRON DOUGH SCRAPER
As pictured in George Newman's Antique Country Furnishings this dough scraper is 5 in. across the blade. The book dates it c1750 _1850. It is in excellent condition.
Price: $49 + shipping
OVERSIZE PEAR STONE FRUIT
This stoneware pear is 5 1/4 in. Tall and nearly 10 in. In circumference at its widest point. Good used condition with no cracks or chips.
Price: SOLD. THANK YOU
GRIDIRON GRISSET 18th c
This gridiron grisset was used when boiling meat or fish in the fireplace. The drippings were collected on the rods on the gridiron which were V shaped to let the juices and fat drain down to the "grisset" at the rear of the legs which had a pouring spout. The juices were used in soups and to make tallow.
Price: $99 + Shipping
THE LUCIE ATTWELL BICKY HOUSE BANK
1933 Lucie Atwell lithograph tinplate thatched roof bisquit tin and money box measures 8 in. Across. The roof has a money slot on the top and the roof lifts up. There is a little girl with a kitten at the door. It is in very good used condition.
Price: $49 + shipping.
ALBERT DODGE FACE JUG "BOOGER MAN"
Face jug signed by Albert Hodge a Southern self taught potter. His work is on display at the Smithsonian American Art museum in Washington DC. He calls his devil pottery Booger men. He states these are " filaments of his imagination " and do not represent satan. It measures 9 in. Tall. He is in excellent used condition.
Price: $195 NEW PRICE
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