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Artist carved Folk Art Raccoon
Folk Art Raccoon carved by John Dickens. Includes charming notes on base says Brand boys pet racoon. There are color phases......swamp coon tastes fishy. Mountain coon is the best. 6"h by 3 3/4 " w by 10" l.
Price: 145 include shipping in the continental US
Choice of Early Dutch Onion Bottles
Take your choice of these Early Dutch Onion Bottles. A must have for your Tavern or Prim decor. Each of these great early squatty beauties is from the 1700's . No glass bottles were being made in America yet. These came here on ships. Chose the one you like best or buy them all. 290 each or 850 for all three. Not easy to find today.
Price: 290 ONLY ONE LEFT.. includes shipping in continentalUS
Early Freeblown aqua Swirl bottle with applied lip
An applied lip tops this early Freeblown aqua swirl bottle. Probably a Pittsburgh beauty as it came from our friend, Lou Hahn's collection. Lou was from Slippery Rock, PA and loved early PA and Eastern Ohio pieces. Love this modern looking color on a piece from 1800. Over 200 years old. Blown pontil mark on bottom.
Price: 295 Includes shipping to your location in the continental US
Early Philadelphia Tole Painted Sugar Bowl
Early 1800's tolerate sugar bowl attributed to the Harvey Filley Tin Shop in Philadelphia , Pennsylvania. 3 1/2 inches by 4 inches. The form, painted decoration, and the knob are all matches to the reference in Martin and Tucker. The paint on the lower portion is quite worn.
Price: $295
New Geneva, Penn Stoneware Tanware Pitcher
New Geneva Tanware Pitcher 9 3/4 inches h by 5 3/4 inches w Pennsylvania's New Geneva Tanware is elaborately decorated with iron on a redware clay. Swags of leaves and stylized florals cover it.
Price: Sold Thank you
Early Sampler by Laura Tyler
Early Sampler by a girl named Laura Tyler age 11 years 1849 whose teacher was A. C. Chamberlain . Jackson is my dwelling place. The piece shows a church, house, and school. " This I have done to let you see what pains my teacher took with me." Apx 19" by 23 " Researching where Jackson may be.
Price: 625 Includes shipping to the continental US
New England Free blown Chestnut bottle
New England Free blown Chestnut bottle 1790 till 1830 6 7/8 h by 4 1/4 inches. From the Russ Evitt Collection. This price includes shipping in the continental US
Price: $345
Early Sampler with Three Buildings
Early Sampler with three Buildings and a Floral Border. Silk on Linen Mounted in a curly maple frame
Price: $895
Pottery / Stoneware grease lamp
This little stoneware lamp was used for early lighting. Before the oil lamp was invented, they used lard or grease . Candles were expensive and precious. So by laying a wick in the grease and lighting the end they were able to get a little bit of light for the room or cabin . The tray at base would catch any drippings.
Price: 295 Includes shipping to your location in the continental US
Sticking Tommy Candle Holder
Sticking Tommy Candle Holder ...many of these were used in the mines . Or in barns beams to hold a candle for light. Today Prims use them on their fireplace mantle.
Price: 95 plus shipping
Antique Mica Lantern
Antique lantern with natural Mica sides. Mica is a natural mineral which can be peeled apart to create thin transparent sheets which were used in place of glass. Wire candle holder inside. We are showing here with a battery candle.
Price: 185 plus shipping
Blue Spongeware 9 inch plate
Blue Spongeware decorated plate 9 inches in diameter. An early 1800's white plate sponged with cobalt blue. A slightly uneven surface due to sponging. No chips or cracks. Shipping costs to continental US included.
Price: $75.00 includes U.S. Shipping
Early 1730 to 1769;s Black glass mallet bottle
Early Black glass mallet bottle attributed to England or Scotland. Primitive dark colored glass is blown with an applied piece to form the lip. A high kicked up base suggests wine. Bottom shows evidence of great age and wear.
Price: 590.00 includes U.S. shipping
Folk Art Sandpiper
Folk Art Carving of a Sandpiper or Shorebird. 7 inches tall by 10 inches long by 3 inches wide. Stamped underneath with initials of the carver ...R A M
Price: 65 plus shipping
Early unpainted pantry box 3 1/2 inches tall by 8 inches wide. Dry original surface. A heavy duty pantry of fairly thick simple construction
Price: $80 plus shipping
Early Opaque air twist glass
Early English white Opaque air twist glass goblet. Ca 1760
Price: 295 Includes shipping to your location in the continental US
Very Large Townsend Basin
Large hammered boogled edge. Marked with the stamp of John Townsend and London mark. 3 1/2 inches h by 12 1/2 inches wide Amazing price for a great marked piece.
Price: $185 plus shipping
Early Beaded American Indian pin cushion
Early Beaded pin cushion with expected wear and tear for the age. Historical Native American.
Price: 48 plus shipping
Early miniature portrait dated July 22 1816
This wonderful early miniature watercolor portrait is signed and dated July 22 ,1816. This historical watercolor portrait is of a man named Sutton who was 46 years old at the time . This would mean that he was born around 1770. The written names and date on the back are as cool as the front.
Price: $375 .00 Includes shipping to your location in the continental US
Miners lamp
Miner's lamps were worn on miners cap as he worked in the mining caves digging coal. This held fuel and a burning wick for illumination. Can you imagine crawling around with a burning wick on your head?
Price: $85.00
Yellow Ware Bowl with Seaweed Mocha
Good 8 inch wide 3 3/4 inch tall Yellow Ware bowl with Seaweed Mocha border. One of the seaweed spots looks like a hairy lion. There are some small hairline marks on the base. Expected wear for a 200 year old bowl .
Price: $245 Includes shipping to your location in the continental US
Unusual Size 7 1/2 inch peafowl plate
Bright blue Peafowl plate in an unusual 7 1/2 inch size .Old wear with a little rough spot on the lower edge
Price: $185 plus shipping
Unusual large pewter inkwell for Historical
English unusual large pewter inkwell used in an English government agency. The S O Mark with the crown denotes Stationary Office which means it was for official government use or use in a government agency or labour agency. 4 3/4 by 3 inches Early enough to have been bought over during the historical colonial years.
Price: 180 plus shipping
Cast Iron Porridge pan with early handle
Early cast iron Porridge pan. The cast iron ones could be put into the oven or set in the fireplace. This one measures 2 1/2 " h x 6" w with a 2 1/2" handle...there is visible wear in the bowl of the pan. Expected wear and age.
Price: 65.00 Plus shipping
5 gallon White's Utica Running Bird Stoneware
Bold blue Bird Stoneware crock with rare Urn in blue cobalt around the pottery name. 12 inches h x 121/2 inches across. Strong color. Unusual Running Bird. Expected wear for age ca 1880
Price: 595 plus shipping
Walnut hanging box/ candle box
For your consideration...a fine walnut hanging box with a tombstone shaped back. Great for keeping keys or bugspray can near your door.
Price: $585.00 Plus shipping
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