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L80 Spectacular early1800's Tall Case Clock in original red and black paint decoration that simulates the grain pattern of mahogany wood with hand painted dial face and wooden works made by "R. Whiting, Winchester". The dial is hand painted on wood and is signed "R. Whiting, Winchester" in a gold banner positioned across the center of the dial. The four spandrel areas and the arch are decorated with detailed hand painted floral and other patterns, along with gilt gesso work that has been gilded. The original key, weights and pendulum are included. Measurements: 3 ½” tall x 17" wide x 10 ½” deep at widest/deepest points.
L80 Spectacular early1800's Tall Case Clock in original red and black paint decoration that simulates the grain pattern of mahogany wood with hand painted dial face and wooden works made by "R. Whiting, Winchester". The dial is hand painted on wood and is signed "R. Whiting, Winchester" in a gold banner positioned across the center of the dial. The four spandrel areas and the arch are decorated with detailed hand painted floral and other patterns, along with gilt gesso work that has been gilded. The original key, weights and pendulum are included.
L66 Unusual early 20th century original blue painted Country Store display cabinet with remnants of original label on the back. Tapered, triangular shape wooden case with individual dividers and mortised stretchers. Remnants of an old wooden ruler remains intact on the lower right side. Found in Pennsylvania. Measurements: 9 ½” wide x 30 ¾” tall. Top is ¾” deep and tapers to 10 ¼” deep at bottom.
L66 Unusual early 20th century original blue painted Country Store display cabinet with remnants of original label on the back. Tapered, triangular shape wooden case with individual dividers and mortised stretchers. Remnants of an old wooden ruler remains intact on the lower right side. Found in Pennsylvania.
K1777 Early 19th century Pennsylvania original red painted double wall box / pipe box featuring curved pocket openings with tapered edges and an arched back with hole for hanging purposes. Small square head nail construction. The wood is pine. Measurements: 5 5/8” wide x 4 3/8” deep x 21 7/8” tall.
K1777 Early 19th century Pennsylvania original red painted double wall box / pipe box featuring curved pocket openings with tapered edges and an arched back with hole for hanging purposes. Small square head nail construction.
   
L7 Early 20th century , large cut crystal inkwell with highly detailed figural cast gilded bird on hinged lid. Circa early 1920s. Great condition. Overall measurements: 2 ½” x 2 ½” x ~3 ¼” tall. The bird measures approximately 1 ¾” long x 1” wide x 1 ¼” tall .
L7 Early 20th century , large cut crystal inkwell with highly detailed figural cast gilded bird on hinged lid. Circa early 1920s.
K1768 Pair of small size solid wooden architectural finials bearing several layers of white paint. Found in Pennsylvania. Each finial measures 3 ½” bottom diameter x 11 ½” tall.
K1768 Pair of small size solid wooden architectural finials bearing several layers of white paint. Found in Pennsylvania.
L24 Late 18th century to early 19th century handmade wooden Apple Peeler / Parer. Solid wood with small cut nail construction. The cord-powered mechanism is essentially a wheel and pulley system that uses a large wheel to drive a smaller wheel with an adjustable threaded belt tightener. A patent was granted in New York for a similar style wooden apple peeler / parer in December 1829. Approximate measurements: 12 ½” long x 6 ¼” wide x 9” tall.
L24 Late 18th century to early 19th century handmade wooden Apple Peeler / Parer. Solid wood with small cut nail construction. The cord-powered mechanism is essentially a wheel and pulley system that uses a large wheel to drive a smaller wheel with an adjustable threaded belt tightener. A patent was granted in New York for a similar style wooden apple peeler / parer in December 1829.
K252 19th century small round wallpaper box from a Pennsylvania collection. Pasteboard construction covered on the outside with a geometrical print wallpaper with plain paper lines the interior. Sturdy with a tight-fitting lid. Measurements: 3 ¾” diameter x 2 5/8” tall.
K252 19th century small round wallpaper box from a Pennsylvania collection. Pasteboard construction covered on the outside with a geometrical print wallpaper with plain paper lines the interior. Sturdy with a tight-fitting lid.
K253 19th century Pennsylvania small oval wallpaper Hat Box or Bandbox. The outside of the oval pasteboard box is covered in wallpaper bearing a floral pattern in greens, reds, black, browns and pale blues. The interior and bottom of this box is uncovered. Measurements: 7” wide x 5” deep x 3 ¼” tall.
K253 19th century Pennsylvania small oval wallpaper Hat Box or Bandbox. The outside of the oval pasteboard box is covered in wallpaper bearing a floral pattern in greens, reds, black, browns and pale blues. The interior and bottom of this box is uncovered.
K254 Dated and identified 19th century Pennsylvania oval wallpaper box signed “Laura Krauss 1832” in pencil on the bottom. The box is paperboard, hand stitched construction and is covered in a floral wallpaper in rich earth tones. Nice condition. Measurements: 8 ¼” long x 6 ½” wide x 4 3/8” tall.
K254 Dated and identified 19th century Pennsylvania oval wallpaper box signed “Laura Krauss 1832” in pencil on the bottom. The box is paperboard, hand stitched construction and is covered in a floral wallpaper in rich earth tones.
K1570 Exceptional mid-19th century Pennsylvania identified and dated Wallpaper hatbox / bandbox with wallpaper covered exterior depicting a large estate with people enjoying the gardens and playing yard games. A very detailed hand-painted scene of St. Paul Academy for Girls on the top of the lid. Writing below the scene reads: “RESIDENCE OF ST. PAUL ACADEMY FOR GIRLS NO. 26 ARCH ST. SCRANTON PA MADE BY ELIZA FAIRMAN HER 2ND YEAR 1858” The clean interior is lined with pages of “The Scranton Republican” (Scranton, Pennsylvania) newspaper dated January 21, 1858. A photograph of a well-dressed woman with “Love, Mother” handwritten on the front is attached to the interior center of the lid and surrounded with a make-shift medallion with delicate, handsewn silk pansy blossoms attached to three of the corners. Several clippings of drawings/prints are also found attached inside the box. Well preserved in great condition! Measurements: 14 ¼” x 11 1/8” oval x 12 ¼” tall.
K1570 Exceptional mid-19th century Pennsylvania identified and dated Wallpaper hatbox / bandbox with wallpaper covered exterior depicting a large estate with people enjoying the gardens and playing yard games. A very detailed hand-painted scene of St. Paul Academy for Girls on the top of the lid. Writing below the scene reads: “RESIDENCE OF ST. PAUL ACADEMY FOR GIRLS NO. 26 ARCH ST. SCRANTON PA MADE BY ELIZA FAIRMAN HER 2ND YEAR 1858”
K132 19th century Philadelphia, Pennsylvania wallpaper Hat Box or Bandbox. The outside of the oval pasteboard box bears remnants of wallpaper bearing a pastel floral pattern. The interior and bottom of this box is covered in newspaper dated 1858 from the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania area. Measurements: 7 ½” wide x 4 ½” deep x 4 ¼” tall
K132 19th century Philadelphia, Pennsylvania wallpaper Hat Box or Bandbox. The outside of the oval pasteboard box bears remnants of wallpaper bearing a pastel floral pattern. The interior and bottom of this box is covered in newspaper dated 1858 from the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania area.
K280 Extremely RARE 19th century miniature Wallpaper Box in outstanding condition. Paperboard, handstitched construction – covered in hand painted wallpaper bearing a floral motif on the lid with red, white yellow, pale green and blue paint decoration on the sides. From a Pennsylvania collection. Sturdy with a tight-fitting lid. This is the smallest wallpaper box we have ever seen! Measurements: 2” diameter x 1 ¾” tall.
K280 Extremely RARE 19th century miniature Wallpaper Box in outstanding condition. Paperboard, handstitched construction – covered in hand painted wallpaper bearing a floral motif on the lid with red, white yellow, pale green and blue paint decoration on the sides. From a Pennsylvania collection.
K1573 19th century Pennsylvania-German vibrantly painted and decorated steamed and bentwood box dated 1877 on top. Beautiful hand-painted floral motifs surround all sides as well as the top of the lid. A center medallion on the lid encases the name “Anna” and a saying written in German.The snug fitting lid on this sturdy box opens to reveal clean natural interior.
K1573 19th century Pennsylvania-German vibrantly painted and decorated steamed and bentwood box dated 1877 on top. Beautiful hand-painted floral motifs surround all sides as well as the top of the lid. A center medallion on the lid encases the name “Anna” and a saying written in German.The snug fitting lid on this sturdy box opens to reveal clean natural interior.
D192 19th century small Wallpaper-covered Wooden Dome-top Box, possibly Massachusetts, early 19th century, the wallpaper exterior is a floral design on a light blue field, trimmed with mustard. Measurements are 5 3/4" wide x 4" tall x 3 1/2" deep
D192 19th century small Wallpaper-covered Wooden Dome-top Box, possibly Massachusetts, early 19th century, the wallpaper exterior is a floral design on a light blue field, trimmed with mustard.
K257 Early 18th century wooden dome top wallpaper covered box. “T” nail construction. The hinged lid opens to reveal a wooden dust rim and is completely covered with a different wallpaper. The wallpaper on both the exterior and the interior, are hand colored. Measurements: 7 ¼” wide 4 ½” deep x 3 5/8” tall.
K257 Early 18th century wooden dome top wallpaper covered box. “T” nail construction. The hinged lid opens to reveal a wooden dust rim and is completely covered with a different wallpaper. The wallpaper on both the exterior and the interior, are hand colored.
RM1541 Diminutive Pennsylvania Wall Box featuring canted sides and a tombstone shaped back with a hole for hanging. The wood is walnut and retains its original old finish. Square head nail and early screw construction. Circa 1840s. Measurements: 3 ¾” wide x 2 ½” deep x 4” tall (Back) x 1 ¼” tall (front)
RM1541 Diminutive Pennsylvania Wall Box featuring canted sides and a tombstone shaped back with a hole for hanging. The wood is walnut and retains its original old finish. Circa 1840s.
   
B637 Early 19th century Pennsylvania Salt Box with the original red paint. Dovetailed case featuring an arched back with hole for hanging. The wood is walnut. Circa 1820. Measurements: 12 1/4" tall x 8" wide x 7 1/2" deep
B637 Early 19th century Pennsylvania Salt Box with the original red paint. Dovetailed case featuring an arched back with hole for hanging. The wood is walnut. Circa 1820.
RM1275 Spectacular 19th Century “Lollipop” wall box in absolutely beautiful, original, dry red paint. Nicely tapered sides,
RM1275 Spectacular 19th Century “Lollipop” wall box in absolutely beautiful, original, dry red paint. Nicely tapered sides,
H964 Cutlery tray / knife box with curved center divider featuring an oval cutout for carrying purposes. Slightly canted sides. Very dry surface with wear indicative of use.
H964 Cutlery tray / knife box with curved center divider featuring an oval cutout for carrying purposes. Slightly canted sides. Very dry surface with wear indicative of use.
J72 19th century Wall Box, in the original Windsor green paint featuring tombstone shaped back with hole for hanging. The box bears a very thin, flush/flat applied molding with mitered front corners around the front and sides
J72 19th century Wall Box, in the original Windsor green paint featuring tombstone shaped back with hole for hanging. The box bears a very thin, flush/flat applied molding with mitered front corners around the front and sides
RM1480 Early 19th century New England hanging wall box with high arched back with hole for hanging. Small square head nail construction. Old dark red painted surface over the original mustard paint. Circa 1830s.
RM1480 Early 19th century New England hanging wall box with high arched back with hole for hanging. Small square head nail construction. Old dark red painted surface over the original mustard paint. Circa 1830s.
J422 – J422F (7) clusters of Stone Fruit Grapes with wooden stems. Clusters replicate White, Golden and Black Grape variations. Each cluster measures between 6” and 7” long. Sold individually.
J422 – J422F (7) clusters of Stone Fruit Grapes with wooden stems. Clusters replicate White, Golden and Black Grape variations. Each cluster measures between 6” and 7” long. Sold individually.
 
K97 Large cluster of black colored stone fruit grapes with a wooden stem. Great condition. Approximately 9" long
K97 Large cluster of black colored stone fruit grapes with a wooden stem. Great condition.
Y372 Rare over size Apple, Stone Fruit, very unusual shape, 4 1/2" tall x 3 1/2" wide
Y372 Rare over size Apple, Stone Fruit, very unusual shape
J150 Large cluster of stone fruit grapes - wooden stem. black and goldish color grapes . Approximately 10" long
J150 Large cluster of stone fruit grapes - wooden stem. black and goldish color grapes.
J178 late 19th century nice piece of stone fruit in the form of half an apple. It has great color. note the seeds, but no cracks or repairs.
J178 late 19th century nice piece of stone fruit in the form of half an apple. It has great color. note the seeds, but no cracks or repairs.
RM1482 Simplistic double-sided scrub / scouring box with great wear to one side and wonderful dry red paint. Slanted work surface on both sides. Tiny square head nail construction. Circa 1840s. (Knife included.) Measurements: 15 ½” long x 6” wide x 2” tall.
RM1482 Simplistic double-sided scrub / scouring box with great wear to one side and wonderful dry red paint. Slanted work surface on both sides. Tiny square head nail construction. Circa 1840s. (Knife included.)
RM1516 Pennsylvania original red painted double wall box with shaped ends and a tall, shaped back with a hole for hanging purposes. Mixed nail construction. Circa 1850’s – 1870s. Measurements: 11” wide x 6 ½” deep x 20 ½” tall
RM1516 Pennsylvania original red painted double wall box with shaped ends and a tall, shaped back with a hole for hanging purposes. Mixed nail construction. Circa 1850’s – 1870s.
RM1490 Stunning 19th century New England wall box featuring a tall, decorative Whale’s Tail cut out back. This wall box retains its original surface and boasts a dovetailed case with slanted lift lid and dovetailed drawer bearing its original small brass pull. The interior drawer dividers are mortised into the sides of the drawer. Square head nail construction. Measurements: 10" wide x 7" deep x 15 1/2" tall
RM1490 Stunning 19th century New England wall box featuring a tall, decorative Whale’s Tail cut out back. This wall box retains its original surface and boasts a dovetailed case with slanted lift lid and dovetailed drawer bearing its original small brass pull. The interior drawer dividers are mortised into the sides of the drawer. Square head nail construction.
J374 18th century rare, and very unique carved wooden book shaped hand warmer. The edge that resembles the pages of the book bears a sliding door lined with a heavy sheet metal that is signed by the maker: “J BRADLEY”. The sliding door opens to reveal a copper lined interior with a block of heavy metal. The metal block was heated in the fire/coals then placed inside the lined box. The wood is walnut. Circa 1720’s-1730’s.
J374 18th century rare, and very unique carved wooden book shaped hand warmer. The edge that resembles the pages of the book bears a sliding door lined with a heavy sheet metal that is signed by the maker: “J BRADLEY”. The sliding door opens to reveal a copper lined interior with a block of heavy metal. The metal block was heated in the fire/coals then placed inside the lined box. The wood is walnut. Circa 1720’s-1730’s.
J323 Mid-19th century Pennsylvania Apple Box in old red painted surface over the original gray paint. Box features nicely canted sides and a raised footed base. Square head nail construction. Very sturdy. Measurements: 15” x 12” x 4 ¾” tall (Box interior is 3 5/8” deep)
J323 Mid-19th century Pennsylvania Apple Box in old red painted surface over the original gray paint. Box features nicely canted sides and a raised footed base. Square head nail construction.
J453 Mid 19th century original gray painted cutlery tray / knife box bearing canted sides and slightly raised center with cutout handle for carrying. A nice bevel edge surrounds the bottom board. Great wear indicative of years of use. Square head nail construction. Circa 1840s. Measurements: 13 ¾” x 9" x 6" tall (center).
J453 Mid 19th century original gray painted cutlery tray / knife box bearing canted sides and slightly raised center with cutout handle for carrying. A nice bevel edge surrounds the bottom board. Great wear indicative of years of use. Square head nail construction. Circa 1840s.
J352 19th century Pennsylvania original Soldier Blue painted Cutlery tray / knife box with curved center divider featuring an oval cutout for carrying purposes. Slightly canted sides. Square head nail construction. Very dry surface with wear indicative of use. Circa 1840 – 1850’s. Measurements: 13 ¼” x 11 3/8” x 6” tall (center). The sides are 4” tall.
J352 19th century Pennsylvania original Soldier Blue painted Cutlery tray / knife box with curved center divider featuring an oval cutout for carrying purposes. Slightly canted sides. Square head nail construction. Very dry surface with wear indicative of use. Circa 1840 – 1850’s.
K130A Set of two Cast Iron Oxen bearing original red and white painted surfaces made by the Hubley Manufacturing Company of Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Circa early 1900’s. Approximate measurements: 6 ¾” long x 2 ½” wide x 4 ¼” tall.
K130A Set of two Cast Iron Oxen bearing original red and white painted surfaces made by the Hubley Manufacturing Company of Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Circa early 1900’s.
J475 Pair of small cast iron / bronze Terrier dog Bookends. Heavy.Each Measures: 4 ¾” long x 1 ¾” wide x 4 ½” tall
J475 Pair of small cast iron / bronze Terrier dog Bookends. Heavy.
J471A Group of three 13-Star Centennial Parade Flags. Each flag measurements approximately 6" tall - Flag part measures 2" x 3"
J471A Group of three 13-Star Centennial Parade Flags. Each flag measurements approximately 6" tall - Flag part measures 2" x 3"
H1012 Rubber Dog with original label on bottom - Holstein Rubber Products Co., Inc. * Non-Destructible Brand Rubber Tile * Hartford Connecticut USA. Circa 1929-1930. Solid Rubber construction. Measurements: 12” long x 4 ¼” wide x 11” tall to tip of tail
H1012 Rubber Dog with original label on bottom - Holstein Rubber Products Co., Inc. * Non-Destructible Brand Rubber Tile * Hartford Connecticut USA. Circa 1929-1930.
H1015 Cast iron black painted “Scotty” Terrier dog door stop. Approximate measurements: 8 ¾” long x 4” wide x 7 ¼” tall
H1015 Cast iron black painted “Scotty” Terrier dog door stop.
K1545 18th century Lancaster County, Pennsylvania peg rack bearing remnants of original oyster white painted surface and early rosehead nails. Peg rack features molded edges on both top and bottom edges of the back board and six (6) sturdy pegs with bulbous ends. Measurements: 51 ¾” wide x 5 ¾” tall. Each of the pegs are approximately 2 ½” deep.
K1545 18th century Lancaster County, Pennsylvania peg rack bearing remnants of original oyster white painted surface and early rosehead nails. Peg rack features molded edges on both top and bottom edges of the back board and six (6) sturdy pegs with bulbous ends.
**SOLD** H82 Peg Rack with ten nicely turned wooden pegs in old white over original gray paint. Measurements: 74 1/2" long x 3 1/8" tall x ~3 3/4" deep at each peg
**SOLD** H82 Peg Rack with ten nicely turned wooden pegs in old white over original gray paint.
H83 Peg Rack with ten wooden pegs featuring chamfered edges in original dry, red painted surface. Each peg is mortised through the back board.
H83 Peg Rack with ten wooden pegs featuring chamfered edges in original dry, red painted surface. Each peg is mortised through the back board.
K1836 Complete 10 Volume Set of leather-bound books with marbled edge pages entitled – “The Works of William Robertson, D.D.” printed in 1821 – which is prefixed with “An Account of his Life and Writings” by Dugald Stewart, F.R.S. EDIN. Each book measures 5 ½” wide x 8 ½” tall.
K1836 Complete 10 Volume Set of leather-bound books with marbled edge pages entitled – “The Works of William Robertson, D.D.” printed in 1821 – which is prefixed with “An Account of his Life and Writings” by Dugald Stewart, F.R.S. EDIN.
J54 Set of 6 leather bound books - "Smollett's Works" - The Miscellaneous Works of Tobias Smollett, M.D. with Memoirs of his life and writings by Robert Anderson, M.D. - The Sixth Edition, In 6 Volumes - 1820" (Complete set - nice condition!) Books measure 8 1/2" tall x 5 1/2" deep.
J54 Set of 6 leather bound books - "Smollett's Works" - The Miscellaneous Works of Tobias Smollett, M.D. with Memoirs of his life and writings by Robert Anderson, M.D. - The Sixth Edition, In 6 Volumes - 1820" (Complete set - nice condition!)
J52 Group of 5 Books - "Motley's Works - "The Rise of the Dutch Republic", Vol. I & III (1897) and "History of the United Netherlands", Vol. I, II & III (1898) - Colorful covers, beautiful dark blue and gold raised leather bindings. Really nice condition! Books Measure: 9" tall x 6" deep
J52 Group of 5 Books - "Motley's Works - "The Rise of the Dutch Republic", Vol. I & III (1897) and "History of the United Netherlands", Vol. I, II & III (1898) - Colorful covers, beautiful dark blue and gold raised leather bindings. Really nice condition!
H907 Oversized tool carrier with high arched ends and sturdy wooden handle. Divided interior. Old gray painted surface with great wear and patina from years of use.
H907 Oversized tool carrier with high arched ends and sturdy wooden handle. Divided interior. Old gray painted surface with great wear and patina from years of use.
H507 Adorable folk art wooden doll house with removable paneled door, glass windows, individual wooden shingles on the roof and wooden lap siding exterior. Retains old green and white painted surface. Natural patina wooden plank floor and finished walls inside.
H507 Adorable folk art wooden doll house with removable paneled door, glass windows, individual wooden shingles on the roof and wooden lap siding exterior. Retains old green and white painted surface. Natural patina wooden plank floor and finished walls inside.
K152A Early - Mid 1800's Group of 12 dug clay pipes – several are embossed / engraved with various slogans (“Home Rule”), initials (T D), and pictural textures (florals/a harp/ribbing/basket weave/etc.) Grouping is in “as found” condition. Sizes vary.
K152A Early - Mid 1800's Group of 12 dug clay pipes – several are embossed / engraved with various slogans (“Home Rule”), initials (T D), and pictural textures (florals/a harp/ribbing/basket weave/etc.) Grouping is in “as found” condition. Sizes vary.
X377 Early 19th century New England Wall Box with the original uncleaned, dry red paint. Open rectangular box with canted sides and arched back with a hole for hanging. "T" nail construction. Circa 1800-1810.
X377 Early 19th century New England Wall Box with the original uncleaned, dry red paint. Open rectangular box with canted sides and arched back with a hole for hanging. "T" nail construction. Circa 1800-1810.
 
K288 Early Green Glass Wine Bottle featuring bubbled glass, a kicked-in bottom, and an applied rim. Approximate Measurements: 3 7/8” diameter x 8 ¼” tall.
K288 Early Green Glass Wine Bottle featuring bubbled glass, a kicked-in bottom, and an applied rim.
L172 Large molded green glass Demijohn bottle featuring double ring lip with tapered neck over bulbous body, mold lines at sides, shaped and slightly depressed base. Bubbles throughout. Approximate measurements: 25" tall x 3” top diameter.
L172 Large molded green glass Demijohn bottle featuring double ring lip with tapered neck over bulbous body, mold lines at sides, shaped and slightly depressed base. Bubbles throughout.
 
 
H215 Shenandoah Valley, Virginia yellow pine Cutlery Box - Tightly dovetailed construction with two compartments separated by an arched center boasting a curved cut out hand hold. Retains the original pale green painted surface with great wear and patina.
H215 Shenandoah Valley, Virginia yellow pine Cutlery Box - Tightly dovetailed construction with two compartments separated by an arched center boasting a curved cut out hand hold. Retains the original pale green painted surface with great wear and patina.
RM1396 Early 19th century Pennsylvania original gray painted peg rack with eight nicely shaped wooden pegs. Beaded edge along top and bottom. Very sturdy with great wear.
RM1396 Early 19th century Pennsylvania original gray painted peg rack with eight nicely shaped wooden pegs. Beaded edge along top and bottom. Very sturdy with great wear.
RM1434 Beautiful 19th Century New England original blue painted butter churn with original dasher. Maker’s stamp “C. WILDER & SON SO. HINGHAM, MASS” on bottom. Tongue and groove softwood staved sides secured with metal bands. Lid fits nice snug.
RM1434 Beautiful 19th Century New England original blue painted butter churn with original dasher. Maker’s stamp “C. WILDER & SON SO. HINGHAM, MASS” on bottom. Tongue and groove softwood staved sides secured with metal bands. Lid fits nice snug.
H55 NEW ENGLAND WOODEN BUCKETS. American, -19th century. Stave construction with two applied handles. Bentwood bands, original blue paint, two iron bands which are fixed at the top and the bottom of the bucket. Measurements: 15 1/2" diameter x 12" tall.
H55 NEW ENGLAND WOODEN BUCKETS. American, -19th century. Stave construction with two applied handles. Bentwood bands, original blue paint, two iron bands which are fixed at the top and the bottom of the bucket.
**SOLD** H371 Lovely Pennsylvania original yellow painted wall box with canted sides and cutout back with hole for hanging. Circa 1790s. Rosehead and square head nail construction.
**SOLD** H371 Lovely Pennsylvania original yellow painted wall box with canted sides and cutout back with hole for hanging. Circa 1790s. Rosehead and square head nail construction.
 
RM1315 Very nice, late 19th century Maryland canted Apple box in original red and blue paint. Very sturdy.
RM1315 Very nice, late 19th century Maryland canted Apple box in original red and blue paint. Very sturdy.
F66 Late 18th century New Hampshire, wooden Cutlery Box, in the original oyster white with blue painted decoration with a high arched cut out handle, splayed dovetailed case and one-board bottom held in place with small tee nails. Circa 1790 in original uncleaned surface. Measurements are: 13 1/2" x 8" wide x 6" tall
F66 Late 18th century New Hampshire, wooden Cutlery Box, in the original oyster white with blue painted decoration with a high arched cut out handle, splayed dovetailed case and one-board bottom held in place with small tee nails. Circa 1790 in original uncleaned surface.
H33 Large arched wooden window Louvers in old dry green painted surface with original hardware. Mortised construction. Detailed workmanship throughout. Great condition.
H33 Large arched wooden window Louvers in old dry green painted surface with original hardware. Mortised construction. Detailed workmanship throughout. Great condition.
G388 Early 20th century wooden tossing game. The face of a Clown lithographed on the wood panel with hole in his mouth. Try to throw a ball in his mouth to determine your score. Measurements: 15 3/4" wide x 24 1/4" tall x 3/4" thick.
G388 Early 20th century wooden tossing game. The face of a Clown lithographed on the wood panel with hole in his mouth. Try to throw a ball in his mouth to determine your score.
K1879A Group of four animal shaped flat backed Tin Cookie Cutters with handles. All solder joints are secure. Lion cutter measures 4 ¼” wide x 3” tall. Both oval ones are 4 ¼” wide x 2 ¾” tall and the chicken measures 3 ½” in diameter.
K1879A Group of four animal shaped flat backed Tin Cookie Cutters with handles. All solder joints are secure.
 
K1879 Oversized oval tin cookie cutter featuring multiple shapes including a tree, two antlered deer and two birds. Nicely rolled edges on the top and all solder joints are secure. Measurements: 8 5/8" wide x 5 7/8" tall x 3/4" thick.
K1879 Oversized oval tin cookie cutter featuring multiple shapes including a tree, two antlered deer and two birds. Nicely rolled edges on the top and all solder joints are secure.
K1814 19th century tinned sheet iron colander with hand pierced holes and applied handles. All edges are nicely rolled and all solder joints are secure. Found in Pennsylvania. Circa 1840s-1860s. Measurements: 9” diameter x 4” tall.
K1814 19th century tinned sheet iron colander with hand pierced holes and applied handles. All edges are nicely rolled and all solder joints are secure. Found in Pennsylvania. Circa 1840s-1860s.
K1813 19th century footed tin cheese strainer with lid. Nicely rolled edges and secure solder joints. Measurements: 7” diameter x 3” tall.
K1813 19th century footed tin cheese strainer with lid. Nicely rolled edges and secure solder joints.
RM1305 19th century Pennsylvania Cutlery tray / knife box with canted sides and slightly raised, delicate cut out handle in fabulous old blue paint over the original red paint.
RM1305 19th century Pennsylvania Cutlery tray / knife box with canted sides and slightly raised, delicate cut out handle in fabulous old blue paint over the original red paint.
G610 Early 19th century tin candle mold for twelve (12) taper candles. Sturdy handle in tact. Great patina, no dents. Like many candle molds used often by homemakers,Circa 1820-1840's.
G610 Early 19th century tin candle mold for twelve (12) taper candles. Sturdy handle in tact. Great patina, no dents. Like many candle molds used often by homemakers,Circa 1820-1840's.
K306 Early 19th century tin candle mold for twelve (12) taper candles resting on a flared tin base with nicely rolled edges. Solder seams are secure, early make-do repair to handle, ring for hanging intact. Great patina from years of use. Circa 1820-1840's. Measurements: 7 ½” wide x 4 ¾” deep x 12” tall.
K306 Early 19th century tin candle mold for twelve (12) taper candles resting on a flared tin base with nicely rolled edges. Circa 1820-1840's.
RM1303 19th century New England peg rack in vibrant yellow paint over original blue paint. Featuring molded edges with five sturdy wooden notched and shaped pegs that measure 4 7/8” deep. Circa 1820s. The back board has two holes for hanging
RM1303 19th century New England peg rack in vibrant yellow paint over original blue paint. Featuring molded edges with five sturdy wooden notched and shaped pegs that measure 4 7/8” deep. Circa 1820s. The back board has two holes for hanging
RM1475 Early 20th century Pig Cutting Board with original dry blue painted edges. Both sides show great wear from years of use. Found in Pennsylvania. Measurements: 13" long x 7 ¼" tall x ¾” thick
RM1475 Early 20th century Pig Cutting Board with original dry blue painted edges. Both sides show great wear from years of use. Found in Pennsylvania.
G671 Late 19th century New England sturdy wooden carrier in original gray paint. Slightly canted sides. Combination of square head and round nail construction. Pine wood. Nice wear and patina throughout. Circa 1870 - 1880’s
G671 Late 19th century New England sturdy wooden carrier in original gray paint. Slightly canted sides. Combination of square head and round nail construction. Pine wood. Nice wear and patina throughout. Circa 1870 - 1880’s
H962 19th century Original red painted carrier with mustard painted interior with dividers. Raised center handle is curved with matching cutout for carrying. Canted sides. Square head nail construction. Very sturdy. t Measurements: 13" x 9" x 6 1/2" tall to center of handle. Sides are 5" tall.
H962 19th century Original red painted carrier with mustard painted interior with dividers. Raised center handle is curved with matching cutout for carrying. Canted sides. Square head nail construction. Very sturdy.
G325 19th century Long peg rack in original mustard paint with six turned pegs, the back board is one wide board with beading at the top and bottom
G325 19th century Long peg rack in original mustard paint with six turned pegs, the back board is one wide board with beading at the top and bottom
 
K4 Late 19th century Pennsylvania original blue painted stool with remnants of ‘BARBARA’ hand painted in original yellow across the top and remnants of original white painted medallion decorations on each end. One end features a six-petal floral motif, and the opposite end features a four-heart clover motif. The stool boasts shaped ends with half-moon cut out feet and a drop apron on each side that is mortised through the legs. The wood is pine. Measurements: 13” wide x 7” deep x 7 ¾” tall. The top and legs are a full 1” thick.
K4 Late 19th century Pennsylvania original blue painted stool with remnants of ‘BARBARA’ hand painted in original yellow across the top and remnants of original white painted medallion decorations on each end. One end features a six-petal floral motif, and the opposite end features a four-heart clover motif. The stool boasts shaped ends with half-moon cut out feet and a drop apron on each side that is mortised through the legs.
G495 Late 19th century stool with it’s original black paint rectangle top, resting on four plain and simple legs very sturdy
G495 Late 19th century stool with it’s original black paint rectangle top, resting on four plain and simple legs very sturdy
G247 19th century Pennslyvania Peg Rack with nine wooden hand carved mortised wooden pegs, and five small metal hooks, the original mustard paint, the back board is 1 1/2 " thick, with and Ogee molded edge. circa 1800-1820
G247 19th century Pennslyvania Peg Rack with nine wooden hand carved mortised wooden pegs, and five small metal hooks, the original mustard paint, the back board is 1 1/2 " thick, with and Ogee molded edge. circa 1800-1820
RM1245 Early 19th Century New England Triple Tier Wall Box, retaining its original grey paint. Wonderful form with tall tome-stone back, square head nailed construction circa 1820-185
*SOLD* RM1245 Early 19th Century New England Triple Tier Wall Box, retaining its original grey paint. Wonderful form with tall tome-stone back, square head nailed construction circa 1820-185
G260 19th century very unusual little Stool from Pennsylvania with the original Windsor green paint, with two braces on the back that is dovetailed into the top.
G260 19th century very unusual little Stool from Pennsylvania with the original Windsor green paint, with two braces on the back that is dovetailed into the top.
K1878 Pair of 19th century women’s black leather lace up boots. Interior label of the right boot reads “LaFrance”. Size unknown. Good condition. Approximately 9 ½” long x 3” at widest point x 7” tall.
K1878 Pair of 19th century women’s black leather lace up boots. Interior label of the right boot reads “LaFrance”. Size unknown. Good condition.
K1877 Pair of 19th century button top leather and canvas Shoes / Boots – the soles read “SelZ Chicago” and “The Sole of Honor”. Each of the shoes retains their original 7 buttons. SELZ is a brand of footwear manufactured and distributed by Chicago-based Selz, Schwab & Co. (1890-1929) and was known for the slogan “SelZ Shoes – Make Your Feet Glad”. Approximately 11 ½” long x 3 ½” at widest point x 5 ¼” tall.
K1877 Pair of 19th century button top leather and canvas Shoes / Boots – the soles read “SelZ Chicago” and “The Sole of Honor”. Each of the shoes retains their original 7 buttons. SELZ is a brand of footwear manufactured and distributed by Chicago-based Selz, Schwab & Co. (1890-1929) and was known for the slogan “SelZ Shoes – Make Your Feet Glad”.
K1558 19th century pair of Ladies black leather boots. Classic Victorian era design with tall, curvy silhouette and lace up front. Unknown size.
K1558 19th century pair of Ladies black leather boots. Classic Victorian era design with tall, curvy silhouette and lace up front. Unknown size.
(i316) Late 19th century Woman’s Indigo Blue cotton dress with lined bodice and pearl buttons. This simple working dress shows extensive make-do repairs that were done with various indigo blue calico print fabrics – a true sign that this dress was used regularly, and for a long period of time. Circa 1860s-1880s.
(i316) Late 19th century Woman’s Indigo Blue cotton dress with lined bodice and pearl buttons. This simple working dress shows extensive make-do repairs that were done with various indigo blue calico print fabrics – a true sign that this dress was used regularly, and for a long period of time. Circa 1860s-1880s.
(i315) Late 19th century Woman’s black and white dress with lined bodice and pressed leather buttons. This dress features decorative ruffles and woven cotton trim typical of the period. Very nice condition. Circa 1880s-1910.
(i315) Late 19th century Woman’s black and white dress with lined bodice and pressed leather buttons. This dress features decorative ruffles and woven cotton trim typical of the period. Very nice condition. Circa 1880s-1910.
(i308) Mid-19th century Child’s Turkey Red cotton dress with pearl buttons. Children’s clothing was made with additional tucks that could be let out as the child grew. The fading at the tuck seams of this example provides evidence this dress was used for a long period of time as several tucks have been let out and show various degrees of fading. There is extensive deterioration of the fabric – which is common with Turkey Red prints - due to ingredients used in the dye process to create the distinctive color. Circa 1850s-1860s.
(i308) Mid-19th century Child’s Turkey Red cotton dress with pearl buttons. Children’s clothing was made with additional tucks that could be let out as the child grew. The fading at the tuck seams of this example provides evidence this dress was used for a long period of time as several tucks have been let out and show various degrees of fading. There is extensive deterioration of the fabric – which is common with Turkey Red prints - due to ingredients used in the dye process to create the distinctive color. Circa 1850s-1860s.
G214 Shaker Sewing Box, circa 1830’s On top of Box is a fixed Round carved Wooden holder with a Pin Cushion The Lid for top box has 4 wooden pins which hold wooden cover in place
G214 Shaker Sewing Box, circa 1830’s On top of Box is a fixed Round carved Wooden holder with a Pin Cushion The Lid for top box has 4 wooden pins which hold wooden cover in place
K195A Early 19th century wooden Sock Darner adorned with the name “Mary” and decorated with a very detailed bird perched upon a branch, leaves, a rose and detailed pansy flowers. Solid wood with bulbous end and long, tapered handle with cannonball shaped finial on tip of handle. The beautiful artwork is protected with a very early lacquer finish. The wood appears to be Maple. Wear indicative of use. Measurements: ~ 2 ¾” diameter x 8 ¾” long.
K195A Early 19th century wooden Sock Darner adorned with the name “Mary” and decorated with a very detailed bird perched upon a branch, leaves, a rose and detailed pansy flowers. Solid wood with bulbous end and long, tapered handle with cannonball shaped finial on tip of handle. The beautiful artwork is protected with a very early lacquer finish.
K195C Wooden Sock Darner - possibly Shaker - bearing faint remnants of black painted bands around the top and bottom of the threaded handle as well as along the edge of the top. Mushroom shaped top bears wear from many years of use. The wood appears to be maple with a lacquered finish. Measurements: 2 5/8” diameter (top) x 4 ½” long
K195C Wooden Sock Darner - possibly Shaker - bearing faint remnants of black painted bands around the top and bottom of the threaded handle as well as along the edge of the top. Mushroom shaped top bears wear from many years of use.
K1704 19th century American Sewing Bird Clamp with velvet covered pincushion intact. Part of the Patent date is legible on bird’s left wing “…15 1853”. There is also stamping around the edge of the bird’s right wing, however it is illegible. All mechanics are in good working condition and the beak clamps tightly. Composition appears to be gold gilded solid brass – as a magnet does not stick. This is a great example of the first sewing bird patent that was granted to Charles Waterman of Meriden, Connecticut on February 15, 1853 – and was by far the most popular style – often called the “Waterman Bird” after its creator. Approximate measurements: 3 ½” long (beak to tip of tail) x 2” wide x 5” tall.
K1704 19th century American Sewing Bird Clamp with velvet covered pincushion intact. Part of the Patent date is legible on bird’s left wing “…15 1853”. There is also stamping around the edge of the bird’s right wing, however it is illegible. All mechanics are in good working condition and the beak clamps tightly. Composition appears to be gold gilded solid brass – as a magnet does not stick. This is a great example of the first sewing bird patent that was granted to Charles Waterman of Meriden, Connecticut on February 15, 1853 – and was by far the most popular style – often called the “Waterman Bird” after its creator.
K1778A This is a group of handmade early 20th century tomato pincushions in cotton with a green felt cap. Stuffed with sawdust. There are three in the group. Approximate measurements: 2 ½” dia. x 1 ¼” tall, 3 ¼” dia. x 5/8” tall, and 2 ½” dia. X 1 ½” tall.
K1778A This is a group of handmade early 20th century tomato pincushions in cotton with a green felt cap. Stuffed with sawdust. There are three in the group.
K1705 19th century American Sewing Bird Clamp with original surface boasting prominent stamping that reads “Patented” on the bird’s right wing, and “Feb 15, 1853” on bird’s left wing. All mechanics are in good working condition and the beak clamps tightly. This is a great example of the first sewing bird patent that was granted to Charles Waterman of Meriden, Connecticut on February 15, 1853 – and was by far the most popular style – often called the “Waterman Bird” after its creator. This style of highly decorated sewing bird was considered a status symbol indicating wealth. It was also a treasured token young men would give to their betrothed prior to their wedding as a reminder of her future husband while she prepared her wedding trousseau and sewed items for the future household. Approximate measurements: 3 ½” long (beak to tip of tail) x 2” wide x 5” tall.
K1705 19th century American Sewing Bird Clamp with original surface boasting prominent stamping that reads “Patented” on the bird’s right wing, and “Feb 15, 1853” on bird’s left wing. All mechanics are in good working condition and the beak clamps tightly.
K1700A Group of 3 early wooden sock darners. One is marked “Germany” on the top. Measurements: 4 ½” long, 7” long and 9 ½” long.
K1700A Group of 3 early wooden sock darners. One is marked “Germany” on the top.
K1700B Group of two hand blown glass sock darners. One is amethyst with prominent bubbles in the glass and measures approximately 5 ¼” long x 2” wide x 1 ½” thick. The other is heavy amber blown glass with prominent bubbles in the glass, rough cut pontil and measures approximately 5” long x 3” diameter on one end and 1” diameter on the opposite end.
K1700B Group of two hand blown glass sock darners. One is amethyst with prominent bubbles in the glass and the other is heavy amber blown glass with prominent bubbles in the glass, rough cut pontil.
 
**SOLD** H981 19th century pine noodle / dough board retaining it’s original painted surface on the exterior of the gallery as well as the bottom. Beautiful natural patina to the work surface of the board. These boards were used for multiple purposes serving as a kitchen counter for rolling out dough. The gallery is attached with early wire nails. Measurements: 21 1/2" wide x 14" deep x 3 1/2" tall gallery.
**SOLD** H981 19th century pine noodle / dough board retaining it’s original painted surface on the exterior of the gallery as well as the bottom. Beautiful natural patina to the work surface of the board. These boards were used for multiple purposes serving as a kitchen counter for rolling out dough. The gallery is attached with early wire nails.
A114 Dough Board with wonderful original light green painted surface on one side and old natural patina on the reverse side. One board with applied breadboard ends secured with square head nails and a hole for hanging. Measurements: 19 ½” wide x 7/8” thick x 30” tall
A114 Dough Board with wonderful original light green painted surface on one side and old natural patina on the reverse side. One board with applied breadboard ends secured with square head nails and a hole for hanging.
J353 19th century Pennsylvania original Tomato Red painted Cutlery tray / knife box with curved center divider featuring an oval cutout for carrying purposes. Nicely canted sides. Wire nail construction. Circa 1880s. Very dry surface with wear indicative of use. Measurements: 11 ¼” x 8 1/2” across top. 10 5/8” x 7 1/2” across bottom. 5” tall (center). The sides are 3 5/8” tall.
J353 19th century Pennsylvania original Tomato Red painted Cutlery tray / knife box with curved center divider featuring an oval cutout for carrying purposes. Nicely canted sides. Wire nail construction. Circa 1880s.
B634 Early 19th century small Dough Box This rectangular example, having sharply canted sides , with a dovetailed case, remains in original salmon paint.
B634 Early 19th century small Dough Box This rectangular example, having sharply canted sides , with a dovetailed case, remains in original salmon paint.
Z444 Late 19th century Produce Crib, sturdy wooden basket, made from dowels and a wooden bottom,spacers between the dowels, for ventilation, with the original apple green paint,
Z444 Late 19th century Produce Crib, sturdy wooden basket, made from dowels and a wooden bottom,spacers between the dowels, for ventilation, with the original apple green paint,
F600 Doris Stauble still life arrangement in an antique wooden basket. Measurements: 10" tall x 11” diameter. Small break to handle of basket, but does not go all the way through the handle. Artist: Doris Stauble (1917-2007) was an Antiques Dealer in Wiscasset, Maine
F600 Doris Stauble still life arrangement in an antique wooden basket. Measurements: 10" tall x 11” diameter. Small break to handle of basket, but does not go all the way through the handle. Artist: Doris Stauble (1917-2007) was an Antiques Dealer in Wiscasset, Maine
F690 Early Pennsylvania wooden Chamber Pot Cabinet in original dry red paint. Sturdy dovetailed case with hinged lift lid to hide the chamber pot. A slightly recessed circle carved inside the bottom was intended to secure the pot, while the raised inner bottom board placed the pot in the correct height for appropriate use. Inner seat supports are still present however the seat is missing. There are inscribed lines along the front to imitate faux drawers, complete with two wooden knobs. This would make a great addition to a primitive bedroom setting! Measurements: 18 1/2” wide x 14” deep x 10” tall
F690 Early Pennsylvania wooden Chamber Pot Cabinet in original dry red paint. Sturdy dovetailed case with hinged lift lid to hide the chamber pot. A slightly recessed circle carved inside the bottom was intended to secure the pot, while the raised inner bottom board placed the pot in the correct height for appropriate use.
F592 Late 19th centuryPA. Cutting Board, with loly pop top with petal rosette, hex design
F*SOLD* 592 Late 19th centuryPA. Cutting Board, with loly pop top with petal rosette, hex design
F48619th century New England finger lap Pantry Box Circa 1850-1880: This lovely round bentwood pantry box with original Windsor green paint, likely Hingham, Massachusetts
F48619th century New England finger lap Pantry Box Circa 1850-1880: This lovely round bentwood pantry box with original Windsor green paint, likely Hingham, Massachusetts
F496 Late 19th century Boat Rudder, in the original blue paint, a great wall hanger, Generally, a rudder is "part of the steering apparatus of a boat or ship that is fastened outside the hull",The wood is mahogany
F496 Late 19th century Boat Rudder, in the original blue paint, a great wall hanger, Generally, a rudder is "part of the steering apparatus of a boat or ship that is fastened outside the hull", The wood is mahogany
 
F412 Early 19th Century Pennsylvania splay leg foot stool in beautiful original mustard decorated paint. All square head nail construction.. Wonderful cut outs on each end as well as on the scalloped apron on each side of the stool. Very sturdy. Circa 1830.
F412 Early 19th Century Pennsylvania splay leg foot stool in beautiful original mustard decorated paint. All square head nail construction.. Wonderful cut outs on each end as well as on the scalloped apron on each side of the stool. Very sturdy. Circa 1830.
**SOLD** F403 Late 18th Century hanging Spoon Rack/ Wall Box (Circa 1790 -1820 ) One single oak back board construction, with a cut out design at the top. There are two levels of spoon holders, over a candle box with canted shaped sides and a molded edge to the candle box.
F338 Late 19th century Archetectal Piece from a home in Pennslyvania , wooden original white painted, very unusual design with basket in center
F338 Late 19th century Archetectal Piece from a home in Pennslyvania , wooden original white painted, very unusual design with basket in center
**SOLD** F172 Set of four Books dated 1816 The Decline of the Roman Empire byEdward Gibbson ESQ
**SOLD** F172 Set of four Books dated 1816 The Decline of the Roman Empire byEdward Gibbson ESQ
F180 Antique Shaker or Shaker Style Carved F180 Wooden Hand Mirrors a collection of five wooden hand held mirrors with hold for hanging beveled mirror
F180 Antique Shaker or Shaker Style Carved F180 Wooden Hand Mirrors a collection of five wooden hand held mirrors with hold for hanging beveled mirror
F217 19th CENTURY WOODEN SCOURING BOX. Pine with original pewter gray paint. with hanging hold and well-formed sloping sides.
F452 American Walnut 18th Century Wonderful foot warmer with punched hearts, with thin wire bale handle for easy carrying. Has original removable cup inside which can be taken out to clean out the ashes. Great folk art punched tin panels have punched heart decoration.
F452 American Walnut 18th Century Wonderful foot warmer with punched hearts, with thin wire bale handle for easy carrying. Has original removable cup inside which can be taken out to clean out the ashes. Great folk art punched tin panels have punched heart decoration.
W288 19th century Foot Warmer, with the original bittersweet red paint decorated with black pin stripes, with baluster-turned supports; punched tin is decorated with circle and heart. Retains its original coal holder inside. . American, mid- 1900 9" wide *" deep wide x 6" tall
W288 19th century Foot Warmer, with the original bittersweet red paint decorated with black pin stripes, with baluster-turned supports; punched tin is decorated with circle and heart. Retains its original coal holder inside. . American, mid- 1900
E121 Late 19th century Tool Carrier/ Carpenter's Tote, wonderful original blue paint, A deep well outfitted with sections for various tools.
E121 Late 19th century Tool Carrier/ Carpenter's Tote, wonderful original blue paint, A deep well outfitted with sections for various tools.
F102 Barrel Lid in the original dry green paint with sturdy handle and thick steamed and bent finger lapped edge.
F102 Barrel Lid in the original dry green paint with sturdy handle and thick steamed and bent finger lapped edge.
 
E238 Late 19th Century COUNTRY STORE PAINTED WOOD DISPLAY STEPS, a three-step example. retain an older painted surface..
D441 19tn century Pennslyvania Country Store Barrel, resting on three legs with original lid which is dovetaild on one side to lock it in place . It retains early green paint, tongue and groove softwood staved sides, Tapered lap joint,with three hand made iron bands,
D441 19tn century Pennslyvania Country Store Barrel, resting on three legs with original lid which is dovetaild on one side to lock it in place . It retains early green paint, tongue and groove softwood staved sides, Tapered lap joint,with three hand made iron bands,
 
D180 19th century Painted Folding Quilt Rack, or Herb drying rack ,American, second half 19th century, mortise-and-tenon construction with original blue paint.
D180 19th century Painted Folding Quilt Rack, or Herb drying rack ,American, second half 19th century, mortise-and-tenon construction with original blue paint.
F103 19th century Unique 3 legged stool with turned seat and splayed, turned legs. Seat is out of round
K203 Large 18th century dovetailed Copper Gooseneck Tea Pot bearing ‘V I’ carved into the underside of the sturdy bail handle. Snug fitting lid with turned finial. The spout is secured with rivets. No holes in bottom, however there is evidence of a very small, early repair to handle that does not affect its integrity. Great uncleaned original surface with minor dents and patina indicative of use. Circa mid-1700s. Approximate measurements: 8” diameter (bottom) x 12 ½” deep at spout x 13 ½” tall to top of handle.
K203 Large 18th century dovetailed Copper Gooseneck Tea Pot bearing ‘V I’ carved into the underside of the sturdy bail handle. Snug fitting lid with turned finial. The spout is secured with rivets. No holes in bottom, however there is evidence of a very small, early repair to handle that does not affect its integrity. Circa mid-1700s.
B362 19th century Cast Iron Coffee Grinder, "L.F.&C. #11, New Britain, Conn." Original paint & decal. Excellent condition, It has it's original green paint on grinder attached to a red base all original measurements are:11 1/2" tall x 7" wide
B362 19th century Cast Iron Coffee Grinder, "L.F.&C. #11, New Britain, Conn." Original paint & decal. Excellent condition, It has it's original green paint on grinder attached to a red base all original measurements are:11 1/2" tall x 7" wide
B368 19th century Plate Wright Iron Co. Bridge Builders, Canton Ohio , from a bridge in Kent County Maryland dated 1898 from a bridge in Still Pound Creek.The bridge was in use until the Mid- 1950's the plate was found in the creek and presented to Historical Society of Kent County in 1963
V178 A large storage canisters produced from the 1800s to early 1900s. The name of the contents are stamped in black on a white applied bands
V178 A large storage canisters produced from the 1800s to early 1900s. The name of the contents are stamped in black on a white applied bands
**SOLD** A306 19th Century Lancaster County Pennslyvania Wallpaper Box circa 1845 Great large size , lined with Pennslyvania Lancaster County newspaper dated 1845.The top is wood and bottom in very ood condition l
 
X529 19th century six arm wooden Yarn Winder, four legs supporting a platform and frame, wooden gear shaft enclosed in a box frame dry surface,
X529 19th century six arm wooden Yarn Winder, four legs supporting a platform and frame, wooden gear shaft enclosed in a box frame dry surface,
SB9 Pumpkin painted Yarn Winder, New England, 18th century, with wooden geared mechanism, on vase- and ring-turned post, chip-carved platform
SB9 Pumpkin painted Yarn Winder, New England, 18th century, with wooden geared mechanism, on vase- and ring-turned post, chip-carved platform
Late 19th century Ferriers tool carrier, with the original dry red paint, with a center divider, with three cute out handles, nailed construction with square head nails. the wood is pine, Blacksmith hand made strap for support. Measurements are: 29" long x 14" wide x 10" tall
Sold! Z148 Late 19th century Ferriers tool carrier, with the original dry red paint, with a center divider, with three cute out handles, nailed construction with square head nails. the wood is pine, Blacksmith hand made strap for support.
RM96 19th Century Mortar and Pestle in Old Red Paint This a very solid little wood mortar and pestle dating from the mid 1800's. The mortar is in great condition - no breaks or cracks of any kind
 
 
O569 Early 19th century wooden Wash Tub, with great green paint, Notched staved construction with metal banding
O569 Early 19th century wooden Wash Tub, with great green paint, Notched staved construction with metal banding
 
T18 19th C. large painted Candle Box c. 1820-1840. Retains an early dry red painted surface. The sides are wonderfully dovetailed , The lid is champhered on three sides, it fits perfectly & slides easily. The inside is one compartments. This would have been used for the storage of candles . Measurements are:15 1/2” long x 10” wide x 7” tall
T18 19th C. large painted Candle Box c. 1820-1840. Retains an early dry red painted surface. The sides are wonderfully dovetailed , The lid is champhered on three sides, it fits perfectly & slides easily. The inside is one compartments. This would have been used for the storage of candles.
Y83 Late 19th century Tool Carrier/ Carpenter's Tote,wonderful worn weathered original salmon paint.nice high shaped half moon ends , A deep well outfitted with sections for various tools and hand saws
Y83 Late 19th century Tool Carrier/ Carpenter's Tote,wonderful worn weathered original salmon paint.nice high shaped half moon ends , A deep well outfitted with sections for various tools and hand saws
 
K1649 19th century tall, handled chip-carved butter print stamp of Pennsylvania origin depicting an Eagle with shield and arrows. Incised rings encircle the outer edges. Carved from a single piece of wood. Natural patina surface. Measurements: 3 5/8” diameter x 2 ½” tall
K1649 19th century tall, handled chip-carved butter print stamp of Pennsylvania origin depicting an Eagle with shield and arrows. Incised rings encircle the outer edges.
 
K1651 19th century Pennsylvania butter print stamp depicting a deeply chip-carved Eagle with shield detailed chest and holding three arrows in talons surrounded on each side by stalks of leaves. A series of raised and incised lines encircle the tapered outer edge of the back of this stamp. Handle retains prominent hand-hewn marks. Dry, natural patina surface. Measurements: 4 ¼” diameter x 2” tall.
K1651 19th century Pennsylvania butter print stamp depicting a deeply chip-carved Eagle with shield detailed chest and holding three arrows in talons surrounded on each side by stalks of leaves. A series of raised and incised lines encircle the tapered outer edge of the back of this stamp. Handle retains prominent hand-hewn marks. Dry, natural patina surface.
X265 19th century Chip-carved butter print of Pennsylvania origin, Butter Print has a very nice, deeply carved flower design. There is a small age crack from wood shrinkage. Measurements: 3 7/8” diameter x 2 ¼” tall
X265 19th century Chip-carved butter print of Pennsylvania origin, Butter Print has a very nice, deeply carved flower design. There is a small age crack from wood shrinkage.
K63 19th century tall handled chip-carved butter print stamp of Pennsylvania origin depicting a tied Sheaf of Wheat. Carved from a single piece of wood. Natural patina surface. Age cracks to surface. Measurements: 4 1/4" diameter x 4 3/4" tall
K63 19th century tall handled chip-carved butter print stamp of Pennsylvania origin depicting a tied Sheaf of Wheat. Carved from a single piece of wood. Natural patina surface. Age cracks to surface.
 
K55 19th century chip-carved butter print stamp of Pennsylvania origin boasting a deeply carved Cow design. There is a small age crack from wood shrinkage. Very dry, natural patina surface. Measurements: 3” tall x 4 5/8” diameter
K55 19th century chip-carved butter print stamp of Pennsylvania origin boasting a deeply carved Cow design. There is a small age crack from wood shrinkage. Very dry, natural patina surface.
K56 19th century Pennsylvania butter print stamp depicting a deeply chip-carved Pineapple with leaves. Small, tight surface cracks from age. Dry, natural patina surface. Measurements: 4 3/8” x 4 5/8” diameter (slightly out of round) x 3” tall.
K56 19th century Pennsylvania butter print stamp depicting a deeply chip-carved Pineapple with leaves. Small, tight surface cracks from age. Dry, natural patina surface.
K60 19th century chip-carved butter print stamp of Pennsylvania origin boasting a deeply carved Sunflower design. There is a very small, tight surface age crack visible. Very dry, natural patina surface. Carved from a single piece of wood. Measurements: 3 1/2" diameter x 3" tall
K60 19th century chip-carved butter print stamp of Pennsylvania origin boasting a deeply carved Sunflower design. There is a very small, tight surface age crack visible. Very dry, natural patina surface. Carved from a single piece of wood.
 
X265 19th century Chip-carved butter print of Pennsylvania origin, Butter Print has a very nice deeply carved flower design, small age crack from wood shrinkage 4" diameter
X265 19th century Chip-carved butter print of Pennsylvania origin, Butter Print has a very nice deeply carved flower design, small age crack from wood shrinkage 4" diameter