Rona Andrews Antiques
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HELLO! I'VE PUT TOGETHER ANOTHER 13 OFFERINGS OF COUNTRY AMERICANA, ON THE 26TH OF JULY AT 12:30 PM. IT WILL INCLUDE LIGHTING, WALLPAPER, PAINTED SMALLS, IRON, STONEWARE AND CHILDRENS ITEMS. SORRY FOR THE LONG DELAY ~ LIFE HAPPENS! PLEASE COME SEE MY CASES AT THOS BARTLETT ANTIQUES on Dover Rd IN CHICHESTER, NH. AND THE FLYING PIG ANTIQUES SHOP, WESTMORLAND, NH. My selling policies: Accepting personal check or money orders within 5 days of sale. MA tax of 6.25% charged if you are a MA resident/or provide your tax-exempt form. Your satisfaction is guaranteed. Customers may return items in the same condition as they are received within 72 hours of delivery for a full refund, less the cost of shipping and insurance when the item is returned, and condition verified. Please call me at 435-640-0701 before returning any item
A wonderful pen-wipe of a little cloth dog on his hind legs, seed black eyes with stitched nose and mouth on brown and red wool felt with silk ribbons. 4 ½” x 5 ½”. Tiny moth hole on back of dog and missing a couple of stitches on one of the felt pads.
Price: $295 + S
A wonderful German made pea fowl squeak toy on wire legs. A tiny ¼” paint chip under the throat otherwise excellent condition. 7 ½” tall x 3 ½” x 2 ¼” base.
Price: $295 + S
19th c sampler Mary Jane Giles 9 ½” x 9 ¾” framed patchwork cross stitch decoration. Mary Jane was born in 1830 in Auburn, Cayuga, NY. Reframed in contemporary frame.
Price: $295 + S
Set of two tin sticking candle holders 2 ½”. Different cut tin shapes but both wonderful. I’ve included little 18th tallow candles. Prov: Smitty Axtell
Price: $125 + S
This is an unusual lamp with a locking mechanism for the lid. It has its original pick on a chain and its hanging hook. 4 ½” tall and 5 ½” long.
Price: $225, + S
This 4” stoneware jug was used for oils. It has a few tiny historic chips and rough base. Excellent glaze.
Price: $225, + S
Wonderful pair of 7” wrought iron blacksmith made beam hooks with twisted hooks and curled tips ~ would be driven into beams to hold lanterns.
Price: $150 for the pair, free shipping
Sweet 2 ¼” pincushion make-do from a cobalt blue glass painted with little flowers and a tartan plaid top.
Price: $55, free shipping
Right from Lancaster, PA, an honest pierced tin heart cheese mold with hand and feet. 4 ½” x 2 ½” deep. Exc patina and condition.
Price: $195, + S
This interesting 6” shoehorn is carved from cow horn and carve decorated on the back side and scribed. Found in Lancaster, PA.
Price: $95, free shipping
From the John Rogers’ collection, this hand sawn and chip carved softwood butter stamp with a compass star design of 9 points. Is a good primitive form 4” diameter ¾” tall. No back.
Price: $225, +. shipping
A wonderful set of hog scrapers ~the 8 ¼ is marked ~ possible HOWE? The other 8 ½” is unmarked. Both with their chair hooks and 18th C tallow candles have been added.
Price: $250 + S
19TH c japanned tin double paint pot that clips on an easel 3” x 1 ½”.
Price: $55 net, free shipping
This unusual whetstone made of horn would have been worn on a belt. Found in Strausburg, PA. Excellent condition ~ 4 3/8”.
Price: Sold ~ Thank you so much!
Wonderful sconce 16” x 9”, crimped oval/candle cup with triple punch pierced hearts. In excellent condition.
Price: Sold ~ Thank you so much!
From Downeast Maine, this little wooden bucket is 5 ½” tall x 7 ¾” top rim x 5 ¾” bottom rim. Metal staved braces on bottom and middle. Wooden handle ~ wire attachments. Excellent federal blue paint ~ original.
Price: Sold ~ Thank you so much!
From the Shutte collection, a 9 1/4" 18th C shaved broom/brush. The head is solid and tight and the handle has an age crack.
Price: Sold ~ Thank you so much!
From my collection, this wonderful little 19th C round box is so charming with bees painted on blue wallpaper! 5 1/2" x 4 1/4" t
Price: Sold ~ Thank you so much!
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