Axtell Antiques

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Axtell Antiques was established in 1968 by Richard “Smitty” Axtell. Situated in a restored country inn on the banks of the Delaware River, the business, also known as The Rookery, features some of the best examples of early Americana with emphasis on scarcity, unusual form, and superlative, untouched condition. Museum quality baskets, stoneware, treenware, redware, folk art, iron hearth accessories, country furniture, textiles, art work, glassware and early lighting devices are on display. An adjunct to the Rookery is the Rookery Bookery, with hundreds of books, periodicals, catalogs and paper ephemera.
A ceramic cake pan, of the Rockingham decorative style. Ca. 1840. Measures 6 1/2" diameter.
Price: $ 50. Payment accepted: Check, money order, credit card.
A device, made of tin, used to trap and capture honey bees. C. 1830. Diameter is 3 1/4". Depth is 3".
Price: $ 65. Payment accepted: Check, money order, credit card.
A tin heart cookie cutter with a hole cutter at the opposite end. The hole cutter was used to cut a small decorative hole in the heart cookie. Ca. 1830. Heart measures 1 3/4" x 2". With hole cutter attachment, length of cutter is 4 3/4".
Price: SOLD
A cookie cutter that is rare for its large siza and subject - a leaping stag. The cutter is tin. Ca. 1830. Measures 9" x 5". SOLD
Price: SOLD
An 18th century apple storage tray made from a single piece of pine. It retains its original paint. Measures 12" x 8" x 2".
Price: $ 595
A tin mold of side by side hearts. Ca. 1839. Diameter is 5 3/4".
Price: $ 200. Payment accepted: Check, money order, credit card.
A saucer used with hot cups. It is of the Dark Blue English Scenery pattern and is signed by ENOCH WARD. Ca. 1830. Diameter is 3 3/4".
Price: $ 50. Payment accepted: Check, money order, credit card.
A game board used for playing marble solitaire. Board is made from pine with original dark green paint. Ca. 1840. 12" diameter.
Price: $ 125. Payment accepted: Check, money order, credit card.
A half round maple butter stamp with an agricultural theme. Ca. 1830. Diameter 7".
Price: $ 595. Payment accepted: Check, money order, credit card.
A heart in hand cookie cutter. It is very rare in that it is made from copper, unlike most vintage cookie cutters which are tin. In excellent condition. Ca. 1840. Measures 3 3/4" x 4 1/2".
Price: $ 150. Payment accepted: Check, money order, credit card.
A "Loom" basket which hung on a wall and was used to hold spools of yarn for a loom. It is made of oak splints and retains its original Windsor green paint. It is great condition. It measures 10" x 4" x 6". Ca. 1830.
Price: $ 495. Payment accepted: Check, money order, credit card.
An opalescent milk glass butterfly hanging match safe. It features a striker on its right side. Measures 3 1/2" x 3" x 1".
Price: $ 100 Payment accepted: Check, money order, credit card.
A group of nine (9) tin design tips which were attached to pastry cones and used to decorate cakes. ca. 1830.
Price: $ 75. Payment accepted: Check, money order, credit card.
A miniature figural swan iron. It was an actual working iron used to iron small articles of clothing. It measures 3". Ca. 1850.
Price: $ 75. Payment accepted: Check, money order, credit card.
A sterling silver Blackstar and Frost lantern frame. Lantern is 4" tall.
Price: $ 225. Payment accepted: Check, money order, credit card.
A Shaker miniature woven oak splint basket. The basket is a miniature covered feather gathering basket. It measures 1 1/2" diameter and 1" deep. Ca. 1880. Its condition is excellent and the craftmanship is incredible.
Price: $ 195. Payment accepted: Check, money order, credit card.
A small intricately woven basket with the Celtic knot design. Retains its original paint. Diameter of basket is 3 1/2". It is 1 1/2" deep. Ca. 1850.
Price: $ 50. Payment accepted: Check, money order, credit card.
An 18th century maple pudding stick. 15 1/2".
Price: $ 125. Payment accepted: Check, money order, credit card.
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