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!
Kentucky (502) 836 - 3053
For sale is a box tape loom from early to mid 1800s with a tombstone loom board. The box is dovetailed and made of walnut. You can still feel the hand planed marks. This is a must have for weavers and textile fans alike. The box measures 23 1/2" long, 9 1/4" wide, and 6 1/4" deep. The loom board is 24 1/2" tall and 8" wide. Please don't hesitate to ask questions, and I will send additional pics on request.
Price: SOLD -- Thank you!!
Offered to you is an 18th century fireplace trammel with great penny decorations. I measures 29" closed and 41" when stretched open. The ratcheted body of it measures 3 1/4" wide.
Price: $250.00 -- PLUS SHIPPING
Early wooden pulley, possibly from a ship. Wonderful old light gray painted surface. There is an early hand wrought iron hook with rope looped through the the eye. A piece of thick heavy leather protects the the rope from wear. This is a great addition for a nautical collector, or a fan of old pulleys. It measures 16" long, 5 1/2" wide, and 4" thick including the rope on the sides.
Price: $175.00 -- PLUS SHIPPING
I'm offering a wooden milk skimmer. There is a cow's head inside the decorative circle. It is hard to see it right away, but it is there. It took me a long time to spot it. It has obviously worn down with years of use. It measures 16" long, about 3 1/2" wide. It appears to be made of pine and is probably mid 1800s.
Price: $295.00 -- PLUS SHIPPING
For you I have a small food chopper. Looks to be from late 1800s or early 1900s. It measures 5 3/4" long, and 4 3/4" at the widest part of the blade. It has a wooden handle with a brass cap where the blade goes into the handle.
Price: $75.00 -- SHIPPING
For sale is a wide blade chopper with a wooden handle. It's around mid to late 1800s used to chop food. There is a brass ring around the base of the handle, and a heart cut into the blade. It measures 9 3/4" long, about 5 1/2" at the widest part of the blade.
Price: $225.00 -- PLUS SHIPPING
I am selling a very early Shaker milk keeler used by the Pleasant Hill Ky shaker community. It is joined by lapped wooden bands that are attached using rosehead nails and wooden pegs. The keeler is made of pine and is in exellent condition. There is no paint and I am not sure that there ever was any, but it has a really nice patina. There is no damage to the piece and would make a welcomed addition to any Shaker collection. It measures 18 3/4" wide at the opening, 6 1/2" deep, and 18" across the bottom. I will try to answer any questions you might have, and additional pics on request.
Price: SOLD -- Thank You
I am offering to you a late 19th century Rockingham-glazed yellow ware fish whiskey flask. This is in very good condition. There is a minor chip in the back fin near the tail, but does not take away from the look of it. This will be a great addition to your yellow ware collection, or, if you are a fisherman, you can brag that this one didn't get away. The flask is 9" tall, 3.5" wide, 1.5" thick and stands on its tail.
Price: SOLD -- Thank You
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
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
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
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 SHIPING
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