Pechmann Antiques
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + SALE ITEMS+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + For the past 30 years, we have collected and offered for sale 18th and 19th century Americana at shows throughout the Northeast and Indiana. For several years, we maintained a booth in Antique Associates At West Townsend. As a member of the New Hampshire Antiques Dealers Association, your satisfaction is guaranteed. For any reason, you may return your purchase within 72 hours of receipt in the same condition it was sent for a refund minus the shipping and insurance costs. If by chance the item is proved to be not as described, I will be happy to pay the return shipping. Personal checks payable to Nadine Pechmann. Layaway is also available. Massachusetts residents please add 6.25% unless a resale # is provided. We ship USPS, UPS and FedEx depending on which is less expensive. ADDITIONAL PHOTOS ARE ALWAYS AVAILABLE to help you make a decision. If you would like to be added to the email update notification list, please contact me. PRICES ARE WHOLESALE Thank you for visiting!
I Rarely See This Form Of Cheese Ladder Anymore. Constructed With Wood Pegs and Mortise and Tenon Joints. It Wears the Remains of an Oyster White Wash. The Bent Cross Pieces Were Joined Form a Bowl Shape Which Was Lined With Cheese Cloth to Drain the Water From the Cheese. There Is a Stable Glued Split At The Top On Both Sides Where the 2 Pieces Come Together. Measures 27 1/8" Long X 10" Wide X 8 3/4" High.
Price: 310.00 **** SALE $245.00 + Shipping
Charming Hand Drawn and Colored Platto Family Record Beginning With Frederick Who Was Born in 1795 In Albany County and His Wife Bashebe (Chapman) Born In 1802. His Second Wife Was Caroline Thorn. The Record Features Ivy Wrapped Pillars Topped By a Vine Covered Arch With a Central Keystone and an Eagle In Flight Below. All Together He and His Wives Had 10 Children. His Son Alex, Born in 1819, Created and Signed This Record In 1856 While He Was Living In Syracuse. My Brief Research Revealed that Frederick Was An Early Settler Of Schenectady Where He Became A Successful Building Contractor. At Some Point the Family Lived In Manlius and Then Moved To Albany Where He Built Several Government Funded Buildings. The Piece Appears To Be In Its Original Frame Decorated With A Brownish Red Wash and Black Stripes, Probably To Simulate Tiger Maple. Measures 13 1/2" X !0 1/2".
Price: 315.00 SALE! $265.00 + Shipping
Nice Dark Patina. Meticulously Woven Around 26 Ribs. The Round Handle Forms a Circle Which Extends Down Into the Bottom As the Central Rib. The Handle Is Secured To the Rim With an Intricate "God's Eye" Wrapping. This Method Of Construction. On One Side Of the Rim Only, There Are 5 Areas Where Either 1 or 2 Wraps Are Missing. There Is 1 Broken Splint Wrap On the Bottom Central Rib. Other Than That I Could Only Find 2 Breaks On the Body, But They Don't Create an Actual Hole. Measures 14" Wide X 12" High.
Price: 245.00 SALE! $165.00 + Shipping
The 19th Century Knife and the Fork Next To It Are Wood Handled and Very Similar, But Not a Pair. One Of the Tines On the 3 Tine Fork Is Broken. The 18th Century Fork On the Far Right Is Decorated Bone. Apparently the Handle Had Become Loose and Someone Reattached It Without Paying Attention So the Handle Is Turned Sideways. Still Fine For Display With Early Plates.
Price: 90.00 For ALL SALE! $45.00 + Shipping
Measures 2 1/2" High. Two Decorative Incised Lines Under the Rim. One Side Displays Well, the Other Has Several Areas of Small Nicks Revealing a Lighter Color As Well As A Tiny Hole On the Edge Where The Side Meets the Bottom. (See Photos)
Price: 75.00 SALE! $25.00 + Shipping
An Unusual Piece Of Early Tin Lighting With a Flat Pan and 4 Wick Channels. The Font Holding the Grease Features Folded Edges. Measuring Almost 15" Tall, It Is Topped By a Carrying Handle With A Crimped "Seat". The Lamp Also Has a Crimped Base 6" Across and Retains Its Square Tamper. Untouched Dark Patina.
Price: 195.00 SALE! $155.00 + Shipping
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