Products
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Pair of Monumental American Figural Cast Iron Andirons American, circa 1880–1910 -
Pair of Painted Toleware Storage Boxes Late 19th to Early 20th Century -
Pair of Postmodern Cast Glass Candlesticks with Blue Metal Element -
Pair of “Flippity Flop” Velveteen Mechanical Pull Toy Ducks American, Circa 1915–1925 -
Patriotic Lion-Head Violin with Hand-Painted American Eagle, in Original Coffin Case Inscribed “James Tucker” , likely made in Germany, exported to the U.S mid-19th century -
Pennsylvania Bentwood Sewing Bucket with Interior Shelf, Mid-19th Century -
Pennsylvania German Paint-Decorated Toleware Coffee Pot, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, circa 1890–1920 -
Pennsylvania Mennonite Lone Star Quilt, Circa 1890–1910 -
Picture History Portfolio — Monumental 1923 New York Times Pictorial Archive of Baseball, War, Theater & American History -
Rare Figural Cast Iron Black Americana Boot Scraper and Shoe Brush, American, circa 1870–1900 -
Rare Miniature Salesman’s Sample Freestanding Porch or Yard Swing -
Rare Pangburn’s Chocolates double-sided leather trade sign, Fort Worth, Texas, circa 1915–1925. -
Rare Primitive Hand-Carved Hardwood Bowl Probably Northern European or Early American, Late 18th–Early 19th Century -
Rare Sailor-Carved Coconut Shell Basket Santa Marta, Colombia — February 1938 -
Rare Triangular “Winged” Gathering Basket in Original Green over Red Paint American, mid–late 19th century -
Sculptural Hollywood Regency Rope-Work Magazine Rack with Tassel Ornament, c. 1930s -
Sculptural Mid-Century Studio Pottery Teapot -
Set of Four Early Hand-Colored Serpent Engravings from Shaw’s General Zoology -
Set of Three Chinese Export Silver Miniatures by Cum Wo (錦和) Canton / Hong Kong, circa 1890–1930 -
Seven 19th Century German and French Wooden Block Planes — Sculptural Cabinetmaker’s Working Group with Exceptional Patina -
SIMPLEX PATENT ART DECO SOLID COPPER KETTLE -
Small American Glazed Utility Crock American, late 19th to early 20th century -
Small-Format Anglo-American Needlework Sampler with Heraldic Lion and Key Motif, likely New England, circa 1790–1810. -
Southern German / Austrian Alpine Papier-Mâché Relief Head, Circa 1850