We've been collecting and selling antiques for over 30 years. We focus on early country furniture, early accessories including lighting and folk art. We purchase only authentic items that we would love to live with.
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Nice early crooked knife. 19th century, from a Massachusetts collection. Bone or antler handle with iron retainer. Very well formed handle with what appears to be original blade. Nice patina! Measures 7 1/2” long.
Rare witches hat candle snuffer. From New England C.1800-1840. Wonderful old grungy black painted surface. Original applied ring style handle. Measures 2 1/4" tall.
Wonderful early 20th century wooden trade sign. Rustic framed, for Taylor Block. This the name for a cluster of mixed use buildings that occupies Wellesley Square in Wellesley Massachusetts, suburb of Boston. Painted on 1 side. Measures 17" high, 32" wide.
Wonderful 18th century standing hinged arm candleholder. A hand forged iron floor standing candle lighting device, with adjustable height with an adjustable hinged arm holding a candle font, 18th century mounted on spider legs. From a Hudson Valley NY estate. Measures 37 1/2"H x 10"W at base.
Nice 19th century lidded potato stamp decorated basket. Northeast Woodlands. Measures 12 1/2" diameter, 8 1/4" high. In overall good condition, no breaks, minor cracks/chips.
Great 18th century iron hinged spike candleholder. Open seam cone candle socket with lip. Nice surface as expected for age. Measures 9 3/4" long when extended. Socket 3 1/4" high.
Nice late 19th century oval wallpaper box. Newsprint from Maine on inside and on bottom. On the bottom newsprint with dates from 1844. In great condition, at some point it appears to have had a varnish applied to preserve. Measures 9" x 6 1/2" x 4 1/2" high.
Nice late 19th century oval wallpaper box. Newsprint inside and on the bottom from Pennsylvania with dates from 1886 mentioned. In great condition, at some point it appears to have had a varnish applied. Measures 11" x 8" x 7 1/4" high.
Very sweet early 19th century small, studded leather document box. It has top brass bail handle mounted to a decorative backplate. Front escutcheon with hasp for locking and leather hinges and old paper lining. Measures 6" long x 4" deep x 3.5" high.
Sweet early painted miniature basket. 19th century, dry black paint. In the shape of feather basket. In overall excellent condition, no breaks. Measures 6" x 4" x 6" high to top of handle, '
Wonderful late 18th century Native American effigy ladle. From a Connecticut estate. Used for apple cider. Nice carving on handle and bowl. Wear as expected for its age. Nice patina! Measures 12" long, bowl 6 1/4" wide.
Wonderful C. 1750-1800 New England open candle box. Pine with original red paint, great surface! Butt joint with square nail construction. Similar example in George Neumann's "Antique Country Furnishings" pg.39. Fantastic candle box! Measures 12 3/4" wide x 5 3/4" deep, 11 1/4" high.
Beautiful Trapunto needlework. American, late 19th century. Depicting a bird within meandering vines and flowers. Provenance Michael and Lucinda Seward, Pittsfield Vermont. Measures 20 3/4”wide x 17” high.
Nice c.1900 checkerboard. Red and black with decorative painted corners. As seen in photo on the back is board and batten with nails around edges, gameboard most likely made from repurposed wood. Measures 16" x 15" x 3/4". Nice folk art look!
Wonderful C.1890 cloth doll with sepia painted face. Original period dress and apron with nicely painted expressive large eyed face. Measures 18.5" tall. Overall good condition with expected wear for age. Another beautiful doll from collection of Kathy Schoemer.
A very sweet 19th C. handmade black cloth doll. Button eyes, embroidered facial features, applied yarn hair, dressed in a wonderful white felt hat. A red printed cotton dress with gathered skirt, long sleeves, and black stockings. In overall good condition, with fading and wear to clothing and cloth body as expected for its age. 21" tall. Another beautiful doll from collection of Kathy Schoemer.
Rare form 18th century wrought iron birdcage candle holder. Birdcage or stable candleholders were designed to help prevent straw from coming in contact with flame in a stable. The candle socket can be lowered or raised within the cage of rods. Nice simple decorative punched design on sides and base, nice rats tail end on carrying hook. Measures 8 1/2" tall, base drip pan 3 3/4" x 4"
Early painted document box. Dry green paint with remnants of black sponge decoration. American, late 19th Century, with brass lid handle and lock. Square and irregular nail construction. Pencil inscription under the lid "A.W. Farmer 1887". 7 1/4" H x 15" W x 8 3/4" D
Nice mid 19th century wallpaper box. Lined with c.1850 newspaper-BostonDaily. As seen in photos has indents, but very sturdy construction. Measures 9 3/4” x 8”x 6 1/2” high. From Collection of Bruce and Doranna Wendel.
Wonderful early 20th century trade sign. "Jessie Dole Baker. Piano Instruction." Single sided gilt paint on black Smaltz background on chamfered wood panel. Remnants of Portland Maine newspaper dated March 29, 1907 glued to back of sign. Measures 25" x 8".
Wonderful early 20th century trade sign. Single sided, gilt paint on black smaltz background on chamfered wood panel. Rome Fenton was an American tenor. He and his wife, Charlotte ran a vocal studio in Easton, PA. Sign measures 28" x 11 1/2".
Very sweet 19th century miniature dome-top wallpaper box. Wallpaper on wood. Original tin hasps. Pennsylvania, mid 19th century. Measures 5 1/2" x 3 3/4" x 3 1/4" high.