ABOUT US:
Two Sides of a River Antiques specializes in quality restored and original surface furniture from the 18th through the early 20th centuries. In addition, our offerings include a diverse selection of primitives, stoneware, paintings, folk art, and other appropriate smalls. We can also be found at The Windham Antique Center, Bellows Falls, VT. Please do not hesitate to contact us with any questions, comments, or special requests you might have. We will respond to all orders and inquiries within 24 hours. Arrangements for shipping and obtaining quotes may take several days; however we will make every effort to ship your items in a timely manner once all funds have cleared. We guarantee the authenticity of each item as described. Thank you for your interest in our shop!
PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS:
New Hampshire Antiques Dealers Association
METHODS OF PAYMENT:
Check, *Credit Cards, *PayPal (*+3%)
All non PayPal purchases must be paid within 10 days. No Sales Tax. Items paid by check will ship when funds have cleared. PLEASE NOTE: *ALL ITEMS ARE SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE*. Your purchase will be immediately refunded if the item is no longer available.
Buyer pays for shipping, handling, and insurance costs unless noted. We will pack your items carefully in our shop, or use a local packing and shipping agent. Shipping quotes provided with a zip code. We will add the cost of shipping / handling to your purchase. Items that need special packaging may require an additional cost. PLEASE NOTE: At this time we are only shipping items within the United States. Inquire about hand delivery arrangements, or pick up, if you are within our local driving radius.
RETURN POLICY:
Please contact us by phone or email within 3 days of delivery if you are unhappy with your purchase. Items must be returned in the same condition as shipped. Buyer pays for all return shipping and insurance unless other arrangements have been made. A full refund will be issued, once the item is returned and condition verified. All items must be insured when originally shipped for any damage claims. Please do not return, notify us immediately if items are damaged in shipment.
NOTE: *PLEASE INQUIRE FOR ADDITIONAL PICTURES*
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19th Century PA Redware Plate with Unique "Braided" Slip Decoration and Coggle-Wheel Rim. Good Age-Related Condition, Very Minor Edge Roughness, Small In the Making Glaze Loss, otherwise Nice Bright Glazed Surface. No Cracks or Hairlines. 9" Dia.
Price: $550.00 + Shipping
19th Century PA Redware Plate with wonderful Slip Decoration and Coggle-Wheel Rim. Very Good Age-Related Condition having a Pitting to the Surface with some Dullness to Glaze on Edges, No Chips, Cracks, or Hairlines. 9.75″ Dia.
Price: $650.00 + Shipping
19th Century PA Redware Plate with Attractive Slip Decoration and Coggle-Wheel Rim. Very Good Age-Related Condition with two Very Minor Glaze Surface Nicks. Overall Good Surface Glaze with Minimal Wear. No Cracks or Hairlines. 9" Dia.
Price: $550.00 + Shipping
A 19th C. British rolling pin, paint decorated with ship, flags and inscription 'Home with a full Press of Sail'. Hand-Blown Glass Rolling Pins were a Popular Gift Item, often given by Sailors to their Wives or Girlfriends. There were often Hollow and could be Filled with Cold Water to help keep Pastry Dough Chilled, Sealed with a Cork Stopper. Many were Decoratively Painted with Sailing Ships, Shells or Sentimental Inscriptions. 14"Long, Good Age-Related Condition with some paint wear and losses
Price: $225.00 + Shipping
19th Century Scandinavian Wooden Oval Brides Box. Paint Decorated with a Subtle Red and White Background, Geometric Shapes and Floral Designs. Warm Earthy Tones and Bark Stitched Joinery. Structurally Very Sound, Paint Wear, Size: 8”H X 16”W X 10”D
Price: $895.00 + Free Domestic Shipping
Small Lincoln County, North Carolina Alkaline-Glazed Stoneware Jug Circa 1850-80. Ovoid Jug with Ribbed Handle, Tooled Spout, and Incised Straight and Wavy Line Incising Around Shoulder, The Surface Covered in a Streaky Dark-Olive Alkaline Glaze. Excellent Condition with a Small Base Chip and a Minor Chip to Interior of Spout. Height 7".
Price: $695.00 + Shipping
Two-Gallon Stoneware Crock Decorated with a Cobalt “Plump” Bird on a Branch Stamped "HW BROUGHTON & Co / FAIR-HAVEN / Conn." A Rare Maker, H.W. Broughton & Co. was a Manufacturer of Stoneware, Specifically Known for Producing 2-Gallon Crocks with Cobalt Bird Decorations around 1870 in Fair Haven, Connecticut. Straight-Sided Crock with Rounded Shoulder, Tall Collar, and Applied Lug Handles, Decorated with a Bright Cobalt Bird. Rim Chip, Several Small Stone Pops and Scorched Surface Areas. No Hairlines or Cracks. Height: 11-1/2”
Price: $650.00 + Shipping
Small New England Grain Painted Dome Top Document Box in Brown Grain Paint with Line Detailing. Elaborate Original Brass Hardware. Very Good Age-Related Condition, Typical Paint Wear. Size: 12"W x 6"D x 5.5"H $695
Price: $695.00 + Shipping
19th C. American or English Butter Print with Stylized Star. Typical Age-Related Wear and Use. Out of Round Face. Approx. 5” Dia.
Price: $495.00 + Shipping
19th Century Large English Spatterware Plate with Four Color Peafowl Decoration in Blue, Green, Red and Black on a Red Ground. Voids in Green Body of Bird, Staining and Crazing. 9.25” Dia.
Price: $375.00 + Shipping
Wonderful Lathe Turned Ash Burl Bowl with Pronounced Lip and Rings. Hanging Hole that has Been Drilled. Size: 11-3/4″ Out of Round Diameter, 6-3/4″ Tall
Price: $1950.00 + Shipping
Highly Detailed Sewer Tile Figure of a Spaniel, Ohio Origin, Late 19th Century, Seated on an Oblong Base with Interesting Impressed Details to the Collar and Locket, with Incised Details to Paws, Ears, and Face, Including Dramatic Eyelashes. A Chip to Nose. Minor Chipping to Base. Height: 10-1/2".
Price: $450.00 + Shipping
19th Century English Spatterware Round Plate with a Two-Color Peafowl Decoration in Yellow and Green on a Red Ground. Tail on Body Overpainted onto the Plate Rim, Some Staining and Glaze Voids. 8” Dia.
Price: $275.00 + Shipping
19th Century Spatterware Plate with Three Color Peafowl Decoration in Blue, Yellow, and Red on a Blue Ground. Rich Vibrant Coloring, with a few Minor Chips to the Reverse.
Price: $325.00 + Shipping
A Charming Hand Painted Circus Animal Feed Bucket, Featuring Colorful Designs and Rope Handles, The Bucket is Labeled "Barry" in Hand Painted Shadow Lettering. Good Age-Related Condition with Original Paint from the Late 19th Century, The Bucket Measures 15-1/4" in Diameter X 14-1/2" H. This One-Of-A-Kind Piece Comes From the Collection of Actors William Sadler and Marni Bakst, Verbank, NY.
Price: $595.00 + Shipping
19th C. Redware Plate with Yellow Slip Decoration and Coggle-Wheel Rim. Some Chipping on Edge Rim, Scratching and Glaze Crazing. Overall, Good Age-Related Condition. Size: 9.25″ D
Price: $495.00 + Shipping
19th C. Decorated Stoneware Pitcher probably Pennsylvania. Handled Pitcher with Incised Cobalt Floral Sprig. Additional Cobalt Highlights to Neck Ring. Small Rim Chip, Glaze Void and Some Crazing. 9” Tall x 6” Wide Body. Provenance: Stephen Douglas Antiques, VT.
Price: $650.00 + Shipping
19th Century Four Leaves with Central Star Butter Stamp. Deeply Cut Detailed Design. Wear to Edges, Typical Overall Age-Related Wear. Dry Surface. Size: 3-1/8” Tall, Stamp Size: 4-1/2” Dia.
Price: $165.00 + Shipping
Double Acorn Butter Stamp. Great Carved Detailed Design. Normal Use Wear. 5-1/8” Tall, Stamp Size: 3-5/8" Dia.
Price: $450.00 + Shipping
19th C. American Cow Butter Stamp. Tight Age Crack with other Normal Wear. Stamp Size 4″ X 2-3/4” H
Price: $300.00 + Shipping
19th Century Original Painted Dome Top Document Box, with Original Brass, Highlighted with Black. Size: 5.75” X 12” X 6.25”. Typical age-related wear.
Price: $495.00 + Shipping
19th C. Redware Plate having 4 Quill Slip Decoration and Coggle-Wheel Rim. Glaze and Edge Wear, Minor Edge Worn Chip. Overall, Good Age-Related Condition. Size: 8.25″ D
Price: $450.00 + Shipping
19th C. Redware Plate with Unusual Yellow Slip Decoration and Coggle-Wheel Rim. Some Glaze Wear, Minor Edge Roughness. Overall, Very Good Age-Related Condition. Size: 9-1/8″ D
Price: $495.00 + Shipping
Faux Bois Stoneware Presentation Tankard Pitcher with Cobalt Decoration, American, Late 19th Century, Semi-Ovoid Pitcher with Incised Bark Surface Featuring Applied Clay Pieces Resembling Sawed Tree Limbs, Accented with Impressed Circles. Front Decorated with the Incised Inscription, "A. Wick," Underscored by a Foliate Motif. Exterior Surface Covered in Bristol Slip and Decorated with Cobalt and Albany Slip Highlights. Albany-Slip-Glazed Interior. Reverse with a Small Rim Chip otherwise Excellent Condition. Height: 8-3/8". *Additional Pics Available Upon Request
Price: $275.00 + Shipping
Folk Art Bird Tree. Natural Branch with 9 Whimsically Carved Birds, in Original Paint. American, Circa 1900. Height: 34" Birds: Range Length 4"-5" Each. Condition: Excellent Original Condition. A Folk Art Bird Tree is a single branch of wood or other material held up by a base with birds attached to its branches. Bird trees were carved by the Pennsylvania Germans to symbolize the entrance of spring with its emphasis on rebirth. The trees were filled with colorful birds such as those used in "Frakturs” The birds were usually colorful and attached to bent branches. The number of branches and birds varied with each creation. The position of the birds also varied with each piece.
Price: $1095.00 + Shipping
Fine Large Early Swing Handle Footed Basket. New England, 19th Century in Excellent Original Condition. Height-9-1/4”, Height with Handle-17-1/2”, Diameter 15-3/4” *Additional Images Available
Price: $295.00 + Shipping
Glazed Redware Jug, New England Origin, Possibly VT, Early to Mid-19th Century Ovoid Jug with Slightly Flared Base, Tooled Shoulder, with a Round Molded Spout, and Incised Ring Just Below. The Surface Covered in a Mottled Brownish Orange Lead-Based Glaze. Spots of Wear to Spout and Handle with Glaze Losses on the Body. No Chips, Cracks, or Repairs Noted. Height: 10-1/4”, 5” Dia. Base
Price: $595.00 + Shipping
Family Register of McKinney and Houston, 1868. Housed in a Lemon Gold Frame. Sight Size H-14-1/2" W-11-1/2", Frame Size H-16-1/2" W-13-5/8"
Price: $195.00 + Shipping
Rare Cast Iron “Cauldron Form” Pot in Exceptional Condition, having its Original Top Cover. This Early Casting Dates from the Mid 18th Century to the very Early 19th Century. The Wire Bail Handle is Hooked to the Pot through “Ear” Handles. The Pot is in Excellent Condition, and Surface Conditions Indicate that it could have been used as a Sauce or Stew Pot for Cooking, Keeping or Warming on the Hearth. Marked with a Number “24” next to an Illegible Medallion, it is a Wonderful Piece of Early Iron, 13-1/4” Tall to the top of the Handled Cover, by Approximately 9” Across the Girth. * Inquire For Additional Pics
Price: $495.00 + Shipping
A Delightful 19th Century Colorful Oil on Canvas Group Portrait Depicting Four Children by a Stream Intently Watching, as One Child is Either Fishing or Reaching for Something in the Stream with a Stick. Image Size: 19”X21”, With Frame 25” X 28”. Very Good Age-Related Condition. Frame is a Later Addition.
Price: $650.00 + Shipping
This oil painting on canvas showcases a serene country homestead scene complete with a charming house, having a Mansard roof, a peaceful stream and a picturesque waterfall underneath a beautiful stone bridge. The captivating artwork features a horseback rider, a mother with a parasol, a daughter gathering flowers, and a faithful dog, all set against a backdrop of figures, a river, and majestic mountains. Housed in its original gilt gesso frame dating back to 1887, this artwork remains in excellent condition, with only minor wear to the frame. The stretcher measures 16" x 20" and the overall frame size is 25-1/4" x 21". Notable is the presence of a Weber & Co. Philadelphia label on the stretcher, linking back to a historical American manufacturer of artists' supplies. "F. Weber & Company, Inc. was an American manufacturer and supplier of artists' materials and may have been involved with frame making in the late 19th century, with a main office in Philadelphia. The actual company was started in 1857 under another name and in 1887 ownership was changed to Frederick Weber and the company named was changed to F. Weber & Co.
Price: $595.00 + Shipping