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Accessories
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Nice late 19th century storage drawers (3) in a good paint history and sound construction. Original pulls. Price: sold
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Mid 19th century dough box, PA origin with well done dovetails and the original comb painted dry surface. Price $275
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Very primitive and early tote in a nice small size. Old mustard paint over what appears to be windsor green. Square nails and grungy old surface.
Price: $250
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Small sized nineteenth century graniteware teapot. American made; marked by Manning Bowman & Co and patented in 1889. Nicely turned and painted handle
Price: $95
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Screw lid PA doughnut box with very appealing proportions. Its finish is old crackled varnish over its red and black original paint.
Price: sold
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Very clean late 19th century grain painted cooperware. The Maine made bucket is grained to simulate a birch log. The interior and bottom are painted in a dry oyster.
Price: $95
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A very sweet and clean comb grained tote dating to the mid 19th century. Upstate NY origin. All original and as found.
Price: $260
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An eye catching painted pine document box in "attic surface", circa 1840. Its red and black faux grained and pinstriped in three colors. The inside is painted gray. In great shape and untouched.
Price: $285
Mid 19th century pine and paint decorated small document box. The surfaces on five sides are an unusual faux marble. In very good condition with the original hinges, lock and key.
Price: $185
Early pine and paint decorated box. Its done in mahogany graining on five sides and lined with paper (seed advertising); original wire snipe hinges.
Price: $225
Early pine and painted small box. It wears a second coat of old light grey paint on five sides. Square nailed and wire snipe hinge construction. .
Price: $165
A very sturdy, green painted shaker style splint top foot stool; late 19th century. It appears to have an old second coat of dry green paint over the original green.
Price: $95
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An early large sized "keeler" in old dry red paint. A good example of 19th century cooperage.
Price: sold
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An early tall three section hinged quilt rack in old dry blue and green paint. Its well constructed with exposed and pinned mortise joints.
Price: $265
Hanging form the rack are a great pair of red and black striped early wool camp blankets. Both are in very good condition with a well done blanket stitch binding.
Price: $225 for the pair
