American Colonial

, circa 1750 French Bowl 11 and 3/4 inches diamete

This beautiful this beautiful 18th century Bowl most likely made in France is in very good condition with a very slight hairline fracture. The bowl is very strong. You find plates but bowls are very rare to find and display well I will include a stand with it if you desire. I found this this past weekend in St Genevieve Missouri. Saint Genevieve was settled in the early 18th century in the 1740s. There are numerous French homes still in existence and beautifully maintained and open for public viewing about the Bolduc house being the jewel of St Genevieve though there are many homes to visit all of these homes dating to the 1750s and 60s. This is a beautiful Bowl which most likely came to Saint Genevieve through New Orleans. St Genevieve was considered the bread basket for New Orleans. As normal this will be packed very carefully and shipped free of charge with tracking and insurance

Price: $275.00

EARLY TO MID 18TH CENTURY SEEMED CANDLESTICK

This nice early American colonial. Seen candlestick most likely made in England as not really something that was made in America very often at this time is in beautiful condition. Measuring in at just under 9 in and height. And as always your purchase price includes postage, tracking and insurance

Price: $145. 00

CIRCA 1760 COLONIAL AMERICAN PIPE SAFE

This 10-pipe safe would date to circa 1760 or a bit later. It is an American Colonial pipe safe that I purchased at the Gettysburg Pennsylvania show this past summer. These types were used and this one made so that they could protect the earlier clay pipe which was easily broken and more difficult to replace when on the road are campaign. There is a very good example in the collector's illustrated encyclopedia of the American revolution by George c Neumann and Frank j Kravic. This is a must book much like many of the "THEY MADE DO "magazines and books that were produced also are must for the colonial collector. This is a rare to find American Colonial collectible that will look great in any collection.

Price: $275.00

Late circa 17 70 to 1800 wooden bowling ball 5 in

This late 18th century wooden bowling ball 5 in in diameter is offered for sale. Bowling balls of this period are rare and even more rare and good condition. This ball is very dry from having been stored in a barn. Bowling with pens during the colonial period was very popular with the tavern customers. As always shipping and insurance with tracking is free

Price: $125.00

C. 1780 - 1800 Hand forgded Single Candle Stand

Standing at about 12 and 3/4 inches high this iron and forged single candlestick of the penny farthing foot style would date circa 1780 to 1800. Some very solid condition shows tremendous age and wear. As always I offer free shipping, tracking and insurance. Please note if more photographs are required or desired on one needs to do is ask. Thank You

Price: $185.00

Beautiful pair 1730 - 1760 Bronze Candlesticks

These are beautiful candlesticks they would date circa 1720s really to 1760. They come from an early main collection. This collection was a symbol in the northeast of the United States. They stand 5 and 1/2 in in height. Most likely English in origin possibly French. These are an excellent example of colonial American used candlesticks. As always I provide shipping, tracking and insurance. These candlesticks could actually date earlier than I believe they could be late 17th century. I prefer to error on the later side. They are beautiful.

Price: $.175.00

Early 16th century to mid 16th century simple cand

This very early wedge style candlestick would date 1630s to 1680s in that range. Most likely an american-made Colonial peace it is very crudely made. It shows awesome age very solid and has the original Candlestick hardware. It stands just at 12 in in height. This Candlestick is probably the best one that I have gotten from the collection in Maine. It's simplistic design and manufacture screams American Colonial. As always shipping, insurance and tracking is paid for by myself..

Price: SOLD

1680 to 1740 four Corner Cruise Grease lamp

This four cornered grease lamp is an early style dating to the late 17th century. However it could date as late as the 1740s. It is hand cut and forged. The original chain hanger still accompanies this light. These are tough to find with American history. This comes from the state of Maine and a collection in which I have mentioned many times and items that I have to offer. This is a very nice example of a four corner grease light. Please note as always shipping, insurance and tracking are provided with the sale price

Price: $135.00

1760 - late 18th Century Pan Chamber candle stick

This pan light which measures 5 in and a half in the pan with a copper riveted candle holder and some simple lightly etched decoration. The over all length is 9 3/4 inches. Please note with all of my sales I offer free shipping insurance and tracking.

Price: $135.00

Early 18th century Candlestick of the Prick style

This is a beautiful early 18th century candlestick. It stands just at 13 in and height. This candlestick really is remarkable hand Forged and very solid condition it would date 1720s 1740s. It would have sat in a beautiful home or again military, government, or possibly religious Church. This is another candlestick the comes from the Maine collection that I was so fortunate to be able to purchase in its entirety this will Grace anyone's collection no matter how advanced or how new it is truly a beautiful hand Forged early colonial used candlestick. Please note all of my antiques are sold with free shipping insurance and tracking paid by myself I offer a 100% satisfaction guarantee for any reason if you're not happy with your purchase you just send it back to me. I will do a full refund. I stand behind the artifacts that I sell and I know that the artifacts that I sell are period and quality if you require more photographs all you need to do is ask I will send it as many photographs as you think you reasonably need. Thanks

Price: $450.00

1650-1700 HAND FORGED CANDLE STICK

I have to offer a very rare 17th century colonial period lighting device it is a prick style candle holder that would date circa 1650 no later than 1700. It is a remarkably rare hand Forged American Colonial used candlestick. This comes from the Maine collection that I purchased in which the collection had over 168 lighting devices. It is very early and therefore a very rare period light that I offer for sale.. hand myforge candles lights in America for the most part traveled across the sea in the 17th and early 18th century and would have come over with those that were wealthy enough to own a candle light. This would have been merchants government officials military and of course religious. For the most part these lights were not owned or used in private homes. This is a very rare example. As always I offer free shipping and insurance with tracking

Price: $420.00

Late 17th century - 18th century Peerman candlest

I have for sale a very rare American Colonial used Peerman candlestick. Circa 1690 - 1720. It is 12 Inches in height. This is one of a large number of sticks that comes from a Maine collection. This is forged of heavy iron and shows tremendous age. As always shipping tracked and insured for free.

Price: $350.00

Very Rare 17th Century Coffee Grinder New England

In this sale I have to offer a very rare 17th century coffee grinder. It comes from a New England collection. These grinders are remarkable that they even exist after 300 plus years. The grinder shows age and wear as you would expect. The bean bowl is copper coated with lead.

Price: $645.00

Mid 18th Century Marine Double Rush Light

This very rare to find earn style brass Rush light is made for marine use. The bull holding the oil in the rush swivels and would have been used on board ship to counter the movement and rocking of the ship. The bottom is peen which was a common way of fixing the Candlestick body in place. This lamp stands about 12 in height this is a very rare to find complete mid 18th century Rush light.

Price: $175.00

Circus 1770 to 1790s American candle box

This Kindle box comes from an early collection assembled in the 1940s that has been in storage for the past 60 years. It measures about 18 and 1/2 in in length with the candlebox measuring 13 and a half inches for storage it is just at 4 in and width. It was hand cut of course and assembled with early handmade iron pens. These are tough to find on the loose anymore. This is a very nice 18th century American Colonial antique. As always the postage and shipping with insurance is free

Price: $225.00

LATE 17th EARLY 18TH CENTURY WICK CHANNEL LAMP

These what channel lamps in America are extremely rare as most sites of this period would be. Most definitely manufactured in Europe making its way to America to be used by the early colonials. This lamp was purchased in Edisto South Carolina. There was a French settlement in Georgia how long was several other French settlements that's blood down into the colonies from Canada and as early as the early 1600s in the Midwest along the Mississippi valley. This lantern with a long narrow wick channel and small drip cup are typical of the early French Colonial Grease lamps. Used on board ships and of course in the homes of the French who could afford it or who we're lucky enough to have one. This is a very rare light to find in the Americas. As always postage for shipping and insurance are free

Price: $145.00

A beautiful mid 18th century spiral candlestick

This is a remarkably nice spiral candlestick the base is beautiful with a nice Brown even patina that only would come with age. There is a small crack as you would expect in the base but certainly does not cause any concern. With this auction I have included a very nice beeswax candle that compliments this candlestick. The Candlestick measures eight and one quarter inches in height. This comes from a main collection and will make a fine example for it anyone who wishes to add quality to their collection. As always I offer free postage and full insurance with this purchase thank you

Price: $175.00

Large dramatic hand Forged and braised candelabra

This hand Forged and primitively welded candelabra stands about 19 inches in height. It is very heavy. It shows very good age most likely dating 1900 to 1920. A beautiful remarkably dramatic candelabra. It is a signed piece but for the most part illegible. This would be perfect for a side table in an early home or in any home modern or whatever it is beautifully made. If you purchase this you will not be unhappy with it it stands out in a good way. Very heavy as always I pay shipping and insurance.

Price: $145.00