14 E. King Antiques Design

Toleware Fireman's Tin Parade Horn

A 26" long tole painted fireman's parade horn dating from the early 1900's. Excellent, original condition.

Price: $140 plus $10 shipping

19th C. Yellow Ware Pie Plate

This 10 1/4" diameter round yelloware pie plate dates to the last quarter of the 1800's and was probably made in Philadelphia or Ohio. It is in excellent condition with no damage or repairs. A really nice pie plate with good color.

Price: $58 plus $12 shipping

Early Folding Civil War Soldier's Mirror

A Civil War era Union soldier's birchwood folding mirror that measures 5 3/8" x 3 1/8" x 3/8" thick. Very Good Condition. Missing original brass loop for hanging. Probably Shaker.

Price: $95 plus $5 shipping

Wildfowler Factory Broadbill Decoy Pt Pleasant, NJ

Measuring 14.5" long x 7" wide, this Broadbill duck decoy has the original, untouched paint and is stamped underneath by Wildfowler Decoys, Point Pleasant, New Jersey (1961-1977). He is in very good condition with some paint wear and a hairline crack in his neck, all visible in the photos.

Price: $135 plus $15 shipping

19th C. Boericke & Tafels Amber Medicine Bottle

19th C. Honey Amber 7 5/8" Tall Boericke & Tafels Triturations Medicine Bottle San Francisco, California. A very nice amber colored medicine bottle from a company that was in San Francisco for only a few years around 1870. Small chip on lip and some distress marks on side of bottle shown in second photo.

Price: 65 plus shipping

20th C. Folk Art Mallard Cane

This is a 35" long walking cane with a glass-eyed Mallard duck top. The paint is original, and it dates from about the 1940's. The black painted shaft is made of old wormy wood and has a bend, giving this cane a lot of character. It still has the metal piece nailed to the bottom of the stick.

Price: $85 plus $10 shipping

Early 19th C. Windsor Stool in Paint

Here's a great little splay-legged Winsor stool with original red paint from out of our personal collection circa 1830. Great surface & form. 14 3/4" x 6 3/4" x 6 1/2" tall.

Price: $225

Large 19th C. Paint Decorated Pine Slide Lid Box

This large painted decorated slide lid box is made of good old American white pine and dates to the mid-1800's. It features nice tight dovetails, square nails and the original black over red paint decoration. The sides have a subtle sponged decoration while the top has a more pronounced polka dot motif. Finely crafted and in excellent condition, the box measures 16" x 10" x 8.5" tall.

Price: 295 plus $18 shipping

Outstanding 19th C. Buttocks Basket

It's hard to find a basket these days without a single break. But here is one....a large buttocks basket with 26 stays and a single wrap on top. There is a nice heavy handle and the basket has an old varnish with nice color. Great feel! 16" x 14" x 14" tall

Price: 165 plus shipping

19th C. PA Chalkware Cat

This adorable 5 3/4" tall seated kitten is made of solid chalk and retains its original paint. It dates from the 1800's and hails from Pennsylvania. Very good condition with paint wear as shown.

Price: $350 includes shipping

19th C. Blue Decorated Stoneware Canning Crocks

Two 1800's blue decorated stoneware canning crocks- An 8" tall one-quart crock attributed to Parr, Baltimore, MD and a 10" tall 2 quart attributed to Remmey of Philadelphia, PA circa 1860's. Both crocks are in excellent condition with no cracks, chips or repairs.

Price: 1 qt. sold; 2 qt. $165 plus shipping

19th Century Measure in Windsor Green

Unusual form straight-sided measure with two lap jointed bands secured with iron nails. The coopered measure has tightly joined 1/2" thick pine staves with a solid wood bottom that is mortised into the staves. The measure is constructed just like a bucket but never had a handle or a lid. The outside of the measure is an old, original Windsor green paint that has oxidized to a near black color. Superb condition. 12 1/2" diameter x 6" tall. You will probably never see another one, especially in this condition.

Price: 495 plus 15 shipping

Scarce Late 19th C. Tin Dough Board w/ Rolling Pin

Measuring 18 1/2" wide x 21" high, this tin hanging dough board with rolling pin holder dates to the latter part of the 1800's. As you can see, it has a lot of patina. Overall, the board and pin are both in good antique condition. Scarce item.

Price: $400 plus $25 shipping

Sand Weighted Tin Push-up Candlestick

Measuring 9" tall and 6" in diameter at the base, this sand weighted push-up tin candlestick has good patina and is about 100-150 years old. The working push-up has a small brass knob and the candlestick is in overall excellent condition.

Price: $145 includes shipping

19th C. Slipware Pie Plates Plates w/ Coggled Edge

Here are two 19th C. Pennsylvania slipware pie plates from my collection. One is 9 3/4" in diameter and just has some light wear. The other is 9" in diameter and has a few small losses to the slip as shown.

Price: Larger sold; Smaller $245; free shipping

Footed Countertop Chopping Block in Old Red Paint

This 12 1/4" x 5.5" tall solid hardwood chopping block retains an old red painted surface and is signed on the bottom "TUK-AWAY, TEXAS MFG CO, BRENHAM, TEX". It dates from the first half of the 20th Century and is in excellent condition. Weighing about 11 pounds, the block would make a perfect addition to your country kitchen or General Store display.

Price: $165 includes shipping

19th C. Tall Blown Glass Storage Jar w/ Lid

Here's an 1800's 10" tall x 4 1/4" dia. blown glass storage jar with a painted tin lid. The jar has an open pontil and is in good, clean condition. There is a small shallow chip on the top rim as shown, and the paint on the lid has wear.

Price: $98 free shipping

19th C. Storage Box "Jos. S. Smith, Sundries"

19th C. Windsor green pine storage box with black stenciling. The box is all original and in good condition with paint wear as shown. The medium sized box measures 15 1/2" wide x 9 3/4"" deep x 9 1/2" tall and is simply constructed with small square nails. There is the original hook and eye closure and original thin iron hinges. An honest, well made, primitive box. American. Circa 1850.

Price: $145 plus $20 shipping

Huge 19.5" Wooden Bowl in Old Black Paint EX!!

This wonderful 1800's bowl measures a slightly oval 19.5" x 18" x 6" tall. It has an old, black-painted surface and a wonderful, dark patina on the interior with an interesting grain in the wood. The condition is really superb with no cracks, repairs or losses. An exceptional wooden bowl! American. Circa 1830-50.

Price: $495 includes shipping

PA Blue & White Stoneware Advertising Rolling Pin

Seldom seen is this stoneware rolling pin from Mt. Bethel, Pennsylvania. Dating from the early 1900's, the pin features blue decorations and the original wooden handles. The advertising reads "Compliments of GRUVER & RAESLY, MT. BETHEL, PA.". Just under 16" long, the pin is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks, lines, stains or repairs. An investment quality stoneware advertising item.

Price: $350 with $10 shipping.