Available Inventory
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Early 20th Century Leitz Wetzlar Brass Microscope with Complete Matched Optics and Reichert Mechanical Stage — Working -
Exceptional Early American Bootblack’s Shoe-Shine Box, Signed and Inscribed to Ronald Gagnon, c. 1900–1920. -
Pair of Handcrafted Pennsylvania Folk Art Child’s Chairs -
Sculptural Hollywood Regency Rope-Work Magazine Rack with Tassel Ornament, c. 1930s -
Exceptional Pair of Late 19th Century Chip-Carved Cross-Corner (Oxford) Tramp Art Frames with Original Chromolithographs -
Early American School Desk and Chair Cast Iron and Oak, circa 1905–1915 -
Sculptural Mid-Century Studio Pottery Teapot -
Paint-Decorated Folk Art Shoeshine Box American, probably Pennsylvania or New England, circa 1890–1910 -
19th century American carved wooden hatter’s mold -
Mid-20th century American or Scandinavian handwoven basket -
Miniature Appalachian Split-Oak Market Basket Mid-20th Century 6” x 4” -
Exceptional Early 20th Century American Covered Picnic / Pie Carrier Basket with Original Interior Tray -
Fine Early American Brass and Iron Hearth Ensemble, 18th–Early 19th Century -
Washington’s Farewell Address. Hudson (New York): William E. Norman, Warren Street, 1812. -
American Tramp Art Carved Box on Stand Late 19th–early 20th century -
ENGLISH MAJOLICA PITCHER IN THE JAPONESQUE TASTE — ATTRIBUTED TO COPELAND & SONS (MINTON TRADITION), CIRCA 1875–1890 -
Seven 19th Century German and French Wooden Block Planes — Sculptural Cabinetmaker’s Working Group with Exceptional Patina -
WWII TYPESCRIPT POEM FOUND IN SARA TEASDALE VOLUME — ROLAND IRVINE GAMMON, ARMY AIR FORCES, c. 1943 -
Large Decorated Toleware Coffee Pot, American, mid-19th century. -
American Folk Art Ice Fishing Decoy Upper Midwest, circa 1935–1955 Sheet metal with applied paint and glass eyes -
American Folk Art Ice Fishing Decoy Midwestern (Minnesota/Wisconsin), circa 1935–1955 -
Early 20th Century Folk Art Miniature Porch Swing Model in Reclaimed Advertising Wood -
French Folk Art Carved Wooden Whimsy, late 19th century. -
Early 20th Century American Folk Art Marble Game Board “The Green Frog” Tavern Board