Connecticut Yankee Antiques
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I have been in the antiques business since 1982, am originally from Connecticut and now living in Michigan. My first love is Americana and country smalls and sell at Midwest shows and sometimes on ebay under ID ctyankee6. I travel to New England twice a year for choice antiques. I want you to be pleased with your purchase so additional photos of items upon request (prices below do not include shipping) I ship Priority Mail insured (USA sales only). I do offer returns within 3 days of receipt. Please email me first. I do not refund shipping costs. Michigan residents add 6% sales tax, or provide MI tax number. I accept checks (must hold until clear), money orders or Paypal (preferred). All offers considered. Thank you for visiting!!
HAPPY 4TH OF JULY
Today will be my last listing until 7/8. I'm having company over the holiday and I may be slower getting back to you. I hope you all have the best holiday! Stay safe and please take a moment to honor our flag!
Pig Cutting Board
Offering a wooden cutting board with nice detail. Cut marks and nice honest wear with no cracks. Measures 16-1/2" x 8-1/2" x 3/4" thick. No paint on edges.
Price: 18.00 Free Shipping
Lovely Framed Oil on Board Fruit Painting
Offering a stunning painting of fruit executed in a modernistic style but dating to mid 1900's. It is unsigned. Painted on academy board and framed. The frame has blemishes and could use a cleaning. 22-1/2" x 17".
Price: $45.00
Fancy 1700's Iron Lock Escutcheon
Offering a most unique piece, from a private collection of antiques here in Michigan. I think this is a fancy escutcheon although I'm unclear why the ring at the top. Beautiful iron work. 8-1/2" tall x 6-1/8" wide. Hang on the wall for quite a conversation piece.
Price: SOLD!
Small Oval Wallpaper Box 1800's
Offering a small oval wallpaper box from a private collection here in Michigan. It measures 7" wide x 5-1/4" x 3-5/8" tall. Plain inside with foxing. Wear to paper on side of top as shown in photo #2. Circa mid to late 1800's.
Price: SOLD!
Outer Banks Roothead Coot Decoy
Offering a hand carved coot decoy from the Outer Banks of North Carolina. 8" long. Weighted bottom.
Price: SOLD!!
Little Brass Skaters Lantern
Offering a skaters lantern in excellent clean condition with no cracks or chips in the glass.
Price: $65.00
American Rough-Hewn Wooden Trencher
Offering a hand-made trencher with NO varnish only raw wood. Great carving marks! NO cracks or hairlines. 21-1/4" x 8-3/4". Not an import. Primitive at its best!
Price: $95.00
Frontier Powder Horn
Offering an early powder horn with turned wooden end and wonderfully carved other end. No little plug but easily replaceable. 11" long.
Price: 58.00 Free Shipping
Complete Tinder Box Circa Early to Mid 1800's
Offering a tin tinder box complete with striker, flint, damper, and candle holder on the top. 4-1/8" diameter. Solid condition with some oxidation.
Price: $135.00
Long Turned Handle Broom
Offering a 27" long whisk-style broom with nice turned handle and wired. Hanging hole.
Price: $45.00
Early Make-Do Hanging Food Shredder
Offering a one of a kind, homemade shredder made from a board with wonderful patina and original fabric ribbon for hanging. 20-1/2" x 3-1/4".
Price: $35.00
Two Spongeware Pcs / Blue Pitcher & Red Wing Bowl
Offering to pieces of spongeware. First, Nice blue and white pitcher with bulbous shape. 8-1/2" tall. One tight hairline on one side. Second, a Red Wing Bowl in blue and orange sponge. No damage. &' x 4" tall.
Price: 25.00 Each & Shipping
Simple Iron Hogscraper Candlestick
Offering an iron hogscraper candlestick. It never had a chair hook and is missing its riser. 7" tall. Dates to mid 1800's. Free Shipping!!
Price: 25.00 Free Shipping
A.P Donaghho Parkersburg WV Canner Crock
Offering a 9-3/4" tall canner or wax sealer made by Donaghho of West Virginia. No hairlines or cracks.
Price: $75.00
Small & Early Pantry Box
Offering a 5-3/4" round pantry box with delightful color. Pegged and irregular iron nailed construction. Imprinted letter B on the bottom. Oak sides and maple top/bottom.
Price: $75.00
Little Maple Syrup Brass Pail 1861 Patent
Offering a small brass pail with original surface and iron handle. It is marked on the bottom, HIRAM (HAYDEN), WATER(BURY) CONN. PATENT _____61. The Meriden and Waterbury areas of Connecticut were known for brass fabrication in the mid 1800's. Measures only 7-1/4" diameter at the top x 4-1/2" tall.
Price: $65.00
Pennsylvania Redware Cream Jar
Offering a redware jar with no glaze on the outside and Albany glaze on the inside. No chips or cracks. Great size for woodenware utensils. 6-1/2" diameter at the top x 6-1/4" tall. (woodenware shown is available in a separate listing).
Price: $45.00
1782 Revolutionary War Pay Voucher Connecticut
Offering a State of Connecticut pay chit for Capt. James Robbins for nine shillings and four pence. Signed by four Committee men. Dated March 8, 1782. Signed and info on back also. Comes in a glass and cardboard flat showcase. Free Shipping
Price: 58.00 Free Shipping
Early Pewter Inkwell
Offering a small pewter inkwell dating to the mid 1800's. It has its original porcelain cup for ink. Comes with a pheasant feather.
Price: $45.00
Hand Carved Twisted Wood Cane
Offering a cool cane, natural surface (never varnished) and great hand carved head. Sometimes called a Shillelagh. 39" long.
Price: $35.00
Instant Collection of Three 12 Tube Candle Molds
Offering three candle molds, all 12 tubes but very different configurations. Two 10" and one 8". No damage, just normal wear. Handles tight and nice dark patina. Instant Collection!
Price: $155.00
Tin Whale Oil Lamp
Offering an early piece of lighting with nice patina. It is missing the insert for wicks. 6-1/2" diameter pan and 7" tall.
Price: $35.00
1800's PA Redware Dish
Offering a mid 1800's redware dish from PA. It measures 9-1/4" diameter x 1-1/4" deep. NO cracks or chips. Some glaze missing from use. Nice pumpkin color!
Price: $45.00
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