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We have been buying, collecting and selling early Americana since 1980. We sell the things we love ourselves and hope others also love them. We accept check or money order for payment. If an item is not as described please contact us within 3 days. We do not refund shipping or return costs. Non-dealer New York State residents must pay 8% state sales tax. Email cocomanjp2@nycap.rr.com or phone 518-469-4938 If you’re in the area stop and check out our booth (#7) at FLYING PIG ANTIQUES, 867 RT. 12, WESTMORELAND, NH 03467
A6111- This small manganese decorated redware bowl is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or restoration. 4 3/4” Dia. X 2 1/4” high
Price: 125.00 shipping included
A5784- This country store door bell is in excellent uncleaned condition. It is made of iron and brass with the remnants of black paint on the iron parts. The brass bell is marked “J S” and has a very nice tone. 7” high the bell itself is 2” X 2 1/4”
Price: 95.00 with free shipping
A4328- This small burl bowl is in excellent condition with a very nice patina. The burl pattern is somewhat uneven but still good. I would date it to the early 19th century.The size is 5 1/4” X 1 7/8” More pics available.
Price: 295.00 w/free shipping
This 19th century silver plated wax jack is in very nice shape. The wax is cracked in a couple of places. The original sniffer is still there, and the sliver is tarnished but still in nice shape. 5 1/2” H X 3 3/4” W X 2 5/8” D
Price: 95.00 with free shipping
These are a set of seven Victorian opalescent glass tiebacks. The shafts seem to be pewter. One has some damage to the hole the shaft goes through and a bent screw. The other six are in excellent condition with only some minor edge roughness on a few. 2 1/4” Dia. With 2 1/4” shafts
Price: 150.00 shipping included
A6060- This 19th century storage box is decorated with green and dark blue sponged paint. The top has a transfer print of Harvard College (not decoupage). The tray from the inside is missing and there is a shrinkage crack on the top. Otherwise the condition is very good with only minor wear. The box was professionally cleaned and touched up April 2007. The image on the top is known as the Davis-Pendleton View of Harvard and dates from 1828. This item came from the Backofen Collection which was sold in New Hampshire by William Smith Auctions June 29, 2007. Size 17 3/4” w X 6 3/4” h X 9 1/2” d. Included with this wonderful piece is a full color auction catalog, extensive research papers on the image, Newtown Bee articles about the auction and the receipt for the restoration. And if that isn’t enough we’ll include shipping at no cost to you. All for the low price of only $250.00. Don’t let this amazing once in a lifetime opportunity pass you by. If this doesn’t work out we’ll try selling non-stick frying pans next.
Price: 250.00 W/ FREE SHIPPING.
A7453- This little round Bilston/Battersea box is a real sweetie. It is decorated in purple and gold showing scenes of classical ruins. The condition is very nice with some wear on the bottom and the center of the top. No chips or cracks. Dia. 1 3/4” X 1 1/8” high
Price: 300.00 SHIPPING COST INCLUDED
A7452- This 19th century Battersea/Bilston box is beautifully hand decorated with a sweet little bird on a branch. The condition is excellent with only a small flaw on the inside edge of the top. It looks like the flaw was in the making . There is a small amount of wear on the bottom. 2 1/4” X 1 1/2” X 1 1/8” high
Price: $285.00 FREE SHIPPING
A-7445 I’m sure his wooden utensil was very useful, but I’m not sure what its purpose was. 10” X 3 1/2”
Price: 75.00 SHIPPING IS FREE
A-5747 This scoop has wear and some stains but is a well shaped piece, with a nice handle. 9” X 5”
Price: 70.00 INCLUDES SHIPPING
A5485- This 19th century hand painted cigar case is in very nice condition for its age. The only real problem is the leather between the two sides has deteriorated as shown in the picture. The two halves are still attached. 5 3/8” X 2 7/8”
Price: 55.00 with free shipping
A7447- Early crooked knife, probably Native American. The handle is definitely a hard wood maybe maple, I’m not sure. It is definitely a handmade piece with only a chip at the end of the handle and some light corrosion on the blade. 9”X 1” the blade is 3”X 5/8”
Price: 110.00 FREE SHIPPING
Small (3 1/4” h X 3 3/4” Dia.) turned maple trinket box. The condition is very good with some minor wear and discoloration due to age and use. It has a natural finish with a pleasant patina. The top screws on and off.
Price: 65.99 no cost shipping
A7403- This19th century decorated deed box is made of tin plated sheet iron. The condition is very good with some minor wear due to age and use. Very nicely decorated especially on the ends. 9”w X 4 1/4”d X 5 1/2”h
Price: 325.00 w/ free shipping
A7110- Ca. 1830 “States pattern” Staffordshire plate, made by Clews, is in excellent condition with only minor knife marks. No chips, cracks or restoration. 8 3/4” diameter
Price: 235.00 shipping included
A-7290- 19th century redware charger in pretty nice condition for an old piece of utilitarian pottery. There are the expected chips and wear but no cracks or repairs. 11 1/4” Dia.
Price: 420.00 with free shipping
A7289- This mocha mug is in excellent condition with only some minor staining and very light age wear. There are no chips, cracks or restoration. 5” tall
Price: 235.00 including the shipping
A6409- This early maple scoop has a wonderful patina and feel. It shows wear commensurate with its age and use but overall very nice condition. 7 3/4” X 3 1/2”
Price: 125.00 SHIPS AT NO COST
A6609- We are offering a pair of Native American beaded gauntlets. They are in good condition with a small amount of wear and bead loss. About 2”of the lining of the right hand has separated from the leather. The lining is polished pink cotton. I think they date to sometime in the early 20th century. It looks like they would fit an average size woman or a teenage child. They measure 13 1/2”X 8 1/2” not including the fringe. More pics if you need them.
Price: 165.00 FREE SHIPPING
A7186- This sweet little bent wood box is in excellent condition with only slight wear from use and age. The natural color and patina are beautiful. 3 3/4” W X 2 3/4” D X 1 3/8” H
Price: 250.00 FREE SHIPPING
A6666- This set of three pottery jars (ironstone I think) all have labels, two of which seem to be in Spanish. Two of them are in excellent condition with no damage. The other has a very tiny chip on the lip and som minor roughness on the edge of the top. None of the damage is visible when on display. More pics are available. 7” X 3 3/4”
Price: 150.00 free shipping
A6318- This wood and glass inkwell has the label of S.Silliman & Co. Chester, Conn. It is in very good condition overall for it’s age. There is appropriate wear to the stenciled decoration and finish. The top is heavily ink stained from long term use. 5 1/4” X 3 1/4”
Price: SALE PENDING, THANKS
A6494- early redware pitcher with manganese decoration. Very good condition for it’s age with some wear and small chips around the rim. No cracks or repairs. 5 3/4” H X 5 1/2 W at handle
Price: 160.00 free shipping
A7161- Historical blue Staffordshire toddy plate. States pattern. “Clews Staffordshire” impressed mark on back. There are 2 tiny nicks the foot rim. No cracks or major chips. No repair. 5 11/16” Dia.
Price: 175.00 free shipping
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