Southfork Farm Antiques
Hi! My name is Tom Wheatley. Thanks for stopping by Southfork Farm Antiques. My wife, Susie and I have been buying and selling antiques since 1986. We offer early lighting, fireplace iron, country primitives in original paint, and many other interesting items. It doesn't get too primitive for us. We search for the best things so we can offer you the quality you are looking for. I currently accept checks in good standing and USPS money orders. Checks must clear before your item is shipped. You may also LAY-AWAY your item to help you with your purchase. I will accept returns within 72 hours. Please email me or call me and let me know what the issue is. If the item returned is in the same condition as when I shipped it, I will refund the cost of the item minus shipping and insurance. Kentucky residents are subject to 6% Kentucky sales tax. I only sell and ship within the U.S.. Please don't hesitate to ask questions or ask for additional pictures. We appreciate your inquiries. All shipping and insurance cost is the buyer's responsibility. We allow you to also pick your item up in person. I SHIP USING USPS, UPS, FEDEX, whichever is cheapest for you!
Early 19th Century Wooden Pitcher
For sale is a wooden pitcher from the 1800s. It is handmade and the bottom is hand chamfered. There looks to have been a lid at some point, but is now long gone, There are no visible repairs, and there is no damage to it. The handle has expected wear, and the wooden bands are in very good shape. This was obviously used for pouring water or beer. It measures: 12" tall, 7 1/2" across the opening, and 9" across the bottom. More pics on request.
Price: $225.00 -- PLUS SHIPPING
1800s Spike Candle Holder
I'm selling a hand wrought spike light from early to middle 1800s. It has traces of what looks to be gray paint on it. It possibly was used in a mine, or stuck in a log to provide light in a home. It measures: 8 1/2" long, 3 1/2" across the pan that catches the wax. The candle cup itself is 1 1/2" tall. A nice addition for your lighting collection. More pics on request.
Price: $210.00 -- PLUS SHIPPING
18th Century Rush Candle Holder
I'm offering 18th century hand wrought rush lamp on a wood base. The wood base is missing a piece on one side, but it has been gone for many many years. The wood is worn smooth it has been gone so long. I can provide more pics on request, It measures: 10 3/4" tall and 3 1/2" across the widest part of the base
Price: $395.00 -- PLUS SHIPPING
19th Century Iron Ladle
For sale is a hand forged iron ladle from the early 1800s. There is no damage or repairs. There is really nice wear on the handle where many hands have served meals to the family. This is a very nice piece that will decorate your fireplace, or hang on the wall for everyone to see. It measures: 23 1/2" long and the bowl is 5 1/4" across. More pics on request.
Price: $135.00 -- PLUS SHIPPING
Early Copper Betty Lamp
I am selling a early copper betty lamp with pick and hanger, and the spout is in tact. Appears to be original with no repairs. It measures 4" X 3" X 4 1/2" tall. Additional pics on request.
Price: $215.00
18th Century Splint/Rush Light
I have for sale, a nice early splint light. It is hand wrought iron on a wooden base with a spring holder. These lamps burned either rush or splint pieces. Splint pieces are scrap splinters of wood or sometime they used leftover scraps of the splint from weaving a seat in a chair. They wasted nothing!! It's in very good condition with no issues. It measures 11 1/2" tall and the base is 2 3/4" X 2 3/4". Additional pics on request.
Price: $495.00 -- PLUS SHIPPING
1800s Small Fireplace Trammel
For sale is a small fireplace trammel with 4 holes from around the early to mid 1800s. These were often used alongside the large main trammel for cooking. It measures: 14" at the shortest setting to 19" at its longest. It is hand wrought and in very good condition.
Price: $125.00 -- PLUS SHIPPING
Early 1800s Wooden Mortar and Pestle
I am selling nice wooden mortar and pestle that has no damage and no chips, only slight age cracks, which is expected. The mortar is made from one piece of wood with a thick bottom. It is made from a hardwood, possibly maple. The pestle is made from the same wood and shows normal wear. The mortar measures 7 1/4" tall and 4 3/4" OD. The opening is 3 3/4" across. The pestle is approx. 11" long. More pics on request.
Price: $435.00 -- PLUS SHIPPING
Early 1800s Fireplace Chain Trammel
For sale is a nice hand wrought iron chain trammel for a cooking fireplace. Kettles were hung in the fireplace using this. Most of the ones I have had were long, but this one is short. It measures: 21" fully extended. There is a hook on one end so it could be shortened. To make it shorter, move the hook up and insert it in one of the links. It will look great displayed on your fireplace.
Price: SOLD!! THANKS
Brass Bell Dated 1846
Early solid brass bell dated 1846. It has a hand forged iron handle/holder attached. The clanger and the piece holding it looks to be all original. I can give more pics on request. It measures 4 1/2" tall from the bottom of the bell to the top of the handle and 4 5/8 across the opening.
Price: $195.00 -- PLUS SHIPPING
Wooden Pie Crimper
I'm selling a wooden pie crimper. It's probably late 19th century or early 20th century. No repairs or damage, just normal wear.
Price: $40.00 -- PLUS SHIPPING
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