Buttonwillow Country Antiques

Early Scrub Box Red Wash

Wonderful scrub box (table version) showing delightful red wash paint along with cut nails and screws used to secure scrub bar on the bottom base. Nice early piece that dates to the first quarter of the 19th century. ♥Old lye Soap and broom corn are also included.♥ Areas of wear along with loss to corners and edges. Random chips and wood loss appear on the end of the scrub bar. Slight separation where the bottom panel meets the side. Small dark spots present on the inside bottom base. Shows well and makes for a great display. Measures 12 ½” across, stands 3 ¾” tall including scrub bar, box by itself is 2” tall and measures 8” front to back. More Pictures Available.

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Thick Walled Bail Handle Pantry Box with Lid

Attractive thick walled bail handle pantry box c. 1800 retaining original lid. Fashioned from oak lending warm mellow patina. Age related crack on the side of the lid as well as a later helper nail. Lid has a vertical stable crack and the inside shows areas of wood loss near the edges. Dark horizontal wavy line located on the front appears just below the escutcheon. Round nail heads are irregular lending an early feature. Overlapped wood end is absent of any chips which is usually not the case. Good overall condition and shows well. Stands 12 ½” tall (including the handle), box by itself stands 6 1/6” tall, measures 11” across the lid and bottom. More pictures available.

Price: $225.50 ~Freight to be Determined~

Wooden Cookie Mold ♥ Motif

Intricately carved Cookie Mold showing a warm surface lending delightful color variations. Exact age is unknown. However the edges and corners are smooth and lend a gentle curved appearance. The backside was probably used as a cutting board as chop marks are present. Wood chosen is also unknown but smooth to the touch and warrants a piece not contributed to American origin. A clue referencing what I believe is an “Edelweiss flower” seems to radiate below the center field. This flower is found in Switzerland, Austria or Germany. Minor chips are present on the edges as well as surface scratches on the front. Four tiny holes present on left edge. A mystery letter and numbers appear on the back and bottom location. These numbers may relate to a recorded / catalogued item possibly used in a museum? The low relief carving that includes a half circle on the outer edge as well as a series of captivating floral designs present a naïve folk art appearance that holds our attention within an everlasting heart. May have been used by a commercial bakery offering customary ♥ cookies for wedding ceremonies. Nice condition! Stands 12 ½” tall, measures 8 ½” across and is 1 ¼” thick.

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Ambrotype Young Boy Circa 1860

Enduring ambrotype of a young boy (due to the hair being parted on one side), circa 1860 that also includes a custom handmade wire holder. This is a sixth plate ambrotype which is the most popular size. Ambrotypes possess backgrounds that have been colored using black, grey and suggestive white. The photograph is housed in a half case as the other side is missing (along with the right side rail) that may have held either another photograph or a pad comprised of a heat embossed stamp portraying a floral motif. The case fashioned from wood having an embossed paper coating on the back showing a low relief repousse pattern. A small closure in the form of a half circle latch is present on the left hand side. A series of finely detailed stamped brass scroll work surrounds the oval photograph while the inner edge showing repeated angled squares acts as a highlight. Raised outer edge includes a flower residing in all four corners along with a mesh band incorporating further clusters of flowers. Sweet! Stands almost 3 ¾” tall, measures 3” across and is ¼” thick. More Pictures Available.

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Tombstone Cupboard Glazed Front

Unusual salesman sample tombstone cupboard showing original wavy glass front dating to the mid-19th century. Color suggests a Spanish brown hue that has darkened through the years. Plaque on the front with the makers name has been removed and is included. Square nail construction along with one lone round head nail. Attention to detail lies in the curved back crest along with the molding that creates dimension. Brass closure shows a detailed cable design around the outer edge and hinges are also brass. Screws may be hand cut but is hard to determine. Age related vertical crack on the front panel just above the glass as well as slight vertical separation on the right and left hand sides. Areas on the top have experienced a lighter color variation referencing the left hand side. A small hole (possibly for a nail) appears in the back near the bottom that does show through to the inside. Normal wear to edges along with minor wood edge loss to molding. Nice diminutive size and considered rare. Stands 21 ½” tall @ the tallest point (crest area), cupboard itself stands 19 ½” tall, measures 11 ¼” across the front (middle section) and is 6 ¼” deep. More pictures Available!

Price: ~SOLD~ Thank You! $249.50 ~Freight to be Determined~

Child's Cupboard in Paint

Unique pine Child’s cupboard showing dark brown paint having one drawer and two hinged doors below dating to the last half of the 19th century presents nice form. Round head nail construction along with some replacement screws on the inside hinges. A portion of the bottom drawer was painted orange. There is also an age related tight crack on the left hand side of the drawer along with cracks on the side edges. Some surface scratches are present as well as wear to edges of the body. Knobs are a replacement. Bottom of legs appear to have been cut down at one point. Vestiges of white paint appear on the bottom front section. Shows well and offers plenty of display opportunities to a creative buyer. Stands almost 12” tall (back location) stands 10” tall (front), measures 14” across and is 8” deep.

Price: 145.50 ~Freight to be Determined~

Sampler Quaker Influence

American (possibly mid-Atlantic or upper northern coast region) framed sampler under glass lending a neutral color scheme showing delightful opposing birds along with floral and urn designs. Worked on linen using cotton thread. Quaker presence in relation to the opposing bird motif. The initials “MC” appear under the last row of the alphabet on the left hand side near the bird. Bold Greek key design elements limited to the upper and lower borders while a small animal quite possibly a dog resides under the initials. This textile is not dated but the inference suggests a piece that was wrought in 1830. A spec of white cloth or paper lays over the letter “N” (last row) and could have been left behind before the sampler was framed. No holes or rips to report. Light toning at random. Nice addition to your collection. Stands 11” tall, measures 9” across and is ¾” thick. More pictures available.

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Mortar Pestle Barrel Form

Nice example of an early footed hand carved mortar and pestle (1840-1860) rendering a simplistic barrel form shape. Delicious dark patina on both pieces. Smooth surface from years of use with a “make-do” filled in repair to remedy a crack in the middle body section that cascades downward toward the bottom. Two other tight cracks are located on the footed area as well as the bottom. A knot is present on the underside of the base along with the concentric lathe turnings. Pestle sports a dark surface with lighter areas present. Mushroom knob can also function as a smaller grinder. Minor wood loss to pestle. Overall height 11 ¾” tall including the pestle, mortar by itself stands 7” tall, measures almost 4 ¾” across the top opening and measures 5” across the bottom. Pestle stands 9 ¾” tall, measures 1” across the top and measures 2 ½” across the bottom. More pictures available.

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Gameboard Pennsylvania Influence

Unique signed and dated double sided gameboard having breadboard ends lends quintessential Pennsylvania flavor showing four opposing pinwheels on the parcheesi side. Backside reveals a quaint checkerboard game. Rose Flynn created this piece in “1928” and resided in Lehigh Valley Pennsylvania. Subdued colors comprised of green and red while the center "broken" pinwheel element evokes a midnight blue cast. Color variations also exist. All points of interest have been carved creating perky dimension. Surface abrasions along with a series of holes located near the top middle bar appear to be part of the design. Random paint loss throughout along with typical and expected scratches from moving game pieces across the surface. Charming piece of folk art not commonly found. Stands 20” tall, measures 19 ½” across and is ¾” thick. More pictures available.

Price: $475.50 ~Freight to be Determined~

Pug Dog Pull Toy Cloth Covered

Adorable pug pull toy that dates to the early 20th Century having black hand painted features on his cloth body. Metal wheels, original leather collar and a portion of the chain are intact. Age related wear throughout that include darker areas as well as some minor holes, one on the back left hip and the other on the front left paw. Cloth is worn and some areas reveal the woven fabric underneath. No axel or cross bar connecting the wheels are present which is usually a common feature for pull toys. Instead, each individual wheel is attached to the outside paw area. The front right paw does have a slight tendency to turn inward. Only one wheel turns freely. Body was fashioned from a hard composition therefore he is not stuffed. Special doggie sporting glass eyes! Stands 7 ¼” tall @ the front location (head to paw), stands 5 ¼” tall (rear), measures 8 ¼” across (nose to tail) and measures 1 ¾” across the rear. More Pictures Available.

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Whale Oil Lamp Single Burner w/ Reflector

Tin whale Oil Lamp having a single burner along with a reflector dating to the early to mid-19th century. The filler cap was missing and an old cork acts as a replacement. In the back location where the arm meets the reflector this area may have been re-soldered at some point. Showing surface rust on the base as well as the reflector. Base possesses rough edges. Hanging wire intact. Perfect hung from a mantle or can be placed on a shelf. Overall height 10 ½” tall including the hanging wire, lamp by itself stands 7” tall, measures almost 2 ½” across the top and bottom.

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Needlework Sampler School Art Boston

Important needlework sampler lending provenance to the “School of Art Needlework in Boston” signed by Anna and dated in the year of 1879, framed under glass. Sampler has been removed from the frame to reveal the signature and date on the backside. Worked on marked linen using wool and silk thread. Some wool loss as shown revealing the marked pattern underneath. Foliate and floral designs render a raised visual appearance implementing embroidery skills by the maker Anna. Schools of Art Needlework were founded in New York City, Philadelphia and Boston as charitable endeavors to teach women high-quality decorative embroidery that could be custom ordered and sold at exhibitions. The School of Art Needlework in Boston was part of the Boston Society of Decorative Arts, which was established in 1878 and both were originally a part of the Museum of Fine Arts. Measures 14 ½” across, stands 12 ½” tall and is 1 ½” deep. More pictures available.

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New England Pig Lamp Triple Wick w/ Spice Warmer

Rare New England Pig Lamp having triple burners along with a spice warmer arm dating to the mid-19th century. A reference book mentioned these types of lamps were used in a tavern for newlyweds as the top reservoir would accommodate spices or potpourri to permeate the room with scent on their wedding night. Could also be considered a shop lamp. Cap on reservoir is stuck and does not move and either do the lids to the burners. Light rust on the bottom edges as shown with minimal loss. No holes to report but one tiny dent on the bottom. Overall light rust oxidation appearance. Probably fashioned from tinned sheet iron but lamp is heavy. Folded over legs as shown on the inside bottom areas. Most of the sheet iron has been peened as noted on the legs and the sides. Some solder marks are present as noted on the bottom of the burners that accommodate the wicks and also on the spice warmer arm that adheres to the body on the right side. Measures 13 ¼” across (including the handle), stands 10 ¼” tall @ the tallest point (top of extended arm) and measures 4” across (body area on the right and left hand sides). More Pictures available.

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Table Riser in Mustard Paint

Unique late 19th century, single board table riser fashioned from machine cut nails. Intact mustard paint along with great form including bun feet make for a special piece. Age related cracks on the feet along with wood loss. A couple tight cracks on the bottom. Large chip is located on the top near the left hand side (edge). Notably, the wood loss occurred before the stool was painted so these areas are not as obvious. Some paint loss on the top edges as shown. The bottom of each foot is open to reveal a square nut. Measures 15 ¼” across, stands 4 ¼” tall and measures 9 ¼” deep. Plenty of usable display area. More pictures available, just ask.

Price: ** SOLD THANK YOU! ** $195.50 ~Freight to be Determined~

Document Box 18th Century School Books and Bottle

Unique document box dating to the early to mid-18th century fashioned from pine having original surface showing black paint (originally blue) that has oxidized over the years. Original blue paint on the inside is intact. Early to mid-19th century school books (front cover missing on last book) and an amber glass bottle with feathers are also included. Handmade screws along with square and round head nail construction. Unusual hinged lid located on the top instead of the back edge. Age related wear as shown that includes scratches. No cracks to report, some slight wood loss on the backside along with minor chips to the corners. Locking mechanism not complete as the lock is missing on the underside of the lid but the inside front lock plate is intact. Whispers of paper remain on the inside bottom section showing unknown inscriptions by way of a fountain pen. Measures 12 ½” across, stands 6 ¼” tall and measures 8 ¾” deep.

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Early Hanging Wall Box

Late 18th to early 19th century hanging wall box with a “make-do” repair showing the best patina is really a special piece. A mix of forged nails contest to the early date. Nice simple form showing a gentle curved back. Bottom has been replaced at one point as the wood does not match the existing sides, back and front. This piece could have been used to store salt usually placed by the hearth to aid in keeping it dry. As a result the bottom may have been negatively affected and therefore replaced. There are also visual indications that refer to some sort of putty that was applied near the bottom edges used as a filler. Cracks as well as some wood loss are expected due to age. Shown with root cellar vegetables that beckon display in either a pantry or buttery. Measures 12” across, measures 6 ¾” tall (including the back), almost 3 ½” tall (front) and measures 5 ¾” deep. ~More Pictures Available.~

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Spice Jar Container

Unique lathe turned spice jar container having a series of triplicate double banded features on the lid as well as on the body. Dates from the mid-19 century and was fashioned from maple that renders a glorious warm hue. There are some chips (rough areas) on the lid as shown. Pens may have taken up residence inside the container at one point because of the visible ink marks. Top may have had a label from a previous owner as there are suggestions of circular symmetry along with lighter coloration. Nice addition to your treenware collection. Stands 4 ¾” tall, measures almost 2 ½” across the top and measures a little over 2” across the bottom. More Pictures Available.

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Unique Stir Stick

Unusual and hard to find stir stick exhibiting a series of random holes on the paddle end, possibly 1850 ~ 1875 era. Fashioned from oak showing nice patina with appropriate age related cracks near some of the holes. The open handle presents slender form and adds special interest to the overall look. Some dark areas are present on the handle along with minor splinters of wood loss to the paddle. May have been used in cheese making because of the lighter color or to aid in preparing apple butter. Smooth from years of use. Condition is very good as pieces of this nature usually have large areas of wood loss near the holes. Measures 17” tall, paddle measures 2 ¼” across in (middle section) and is ¼” thick. ~More Pictures Available!~

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Dutch Sampler Red with Birds and Heart Motifs

Festive red and white Dutch sampler under glass delights us with bird and heart motifs that grace the bottom of this delightful textile. Signed by the maker, “Luise Jiacone” and wrought when she was just 10 years old. This needlework sampler is not dated but was probably worked around the turn of the century. A series of a repeated Greek Key design elements along with a staggered double cross stitch design just below adds further detail at the border points. An arranged ensemble of single floral motifs flank the center-field of opposing birds sporting blue eyes. They appear to be holding a crown with double heart elements residing below. One of the red threads exhibits a bit of fraying referencing the Greek Key design. No loss to report. There are some areas that have experienced light toning sprinkled randomly throughout but not enough to spoil the overall appearance. Sampler measures 12 ½” across, measures almost 11 ¼” tall and is ¾” deep (thick).

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Pantry Box in Blue Paint

Nice thin walled Pantry box dating to the last quarter of the 19th century sporting both copper nails and tiny pegged construction. Images capture the “true blue” showing a soft grey blue paint. One repair on the lid using helper nails to secure crack along with age related buckling on the front overlap. Inside shows some dark stains but the lid was not affected. Overall good condition and displays well. Measures 6 ½” across the top, stands 2 ¾” tall and measures 6 ¼” across the bottom. More pictures available!

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Kerosene Bucket Delightful Chrome Yellow Paint

Mid to late 19th century kerosene bucket with bail handle showing squatty form in desirable chrome yellow paint. This would have been used to fill home lighting devices. Carved removable branch insert makes for a primitive look. Rivet construction to secure the metal bands shown on the back side. Dark mark where the wire handle came in contact with the wood on the right as shown along with two tight age cracks on the top (non removable lid). Age related paint loss to surface without any chips to report. Condition is very good. Overall height 11” tall (including the handle), bucket itself stands 7 ½” tall, measures 8 ¼” across the top and measures 10 ¼” across the bottom. More pictures just ask.

Price: ~Sale $175.50~ Was $195.50 ~Freight to be Determined~

Pennsylvania Water Color Landscape Painting

This delightful painting was found in a circa “1755” Pennsylvania stone farmhouse located on 134 bucolic acres in Bucks County. I was able to acquire two of these paintings signed by the artist “Ross”. The artist captured a beautiful farm house lending Pennsylvania flavor flanked by trees with blue skies overhead. The style lends whispers of a naïve folk art composition interpreted by the artist using brush strokes of whimsy. This painting just explodes with happiness and delight as the birds are taking flight in the sky while the trees seem to be thriving because of the springtime weather. There is some paint loss located on the upper right hand corner with further (minimal) loss sprinkled in the middle of the large majestic tree. Age of the painting is unknown and frame may be a later addition. I tried to research this artist but hit a dead end. Apparently, there was an artist studio on this farm but the owner’s name does not coincide with the artist. The frame is in good condition without any chips or cracks to report. I hope this painting speaks to you! Overall height including the frame measures 12” tall, measures 17” across and is 1” deep. More pictures available!

Price: **~Sale $125.50~ Originally $149.50 ~Freight to be Determined~

Spice Box Cabinet Eight Drawers Marked

Late 19th to early 20th century spice cabinet is one of the best examples I have come across boasting delicious patina and great form! The two later knob additions constitute a “make-do” situation that is a charming feature by lending further character to this interesting piece. There are traces of apple green paint limited to the left hand side while the rest of the piece exhibits a warm surface. A tight crack on the left side panel near the bottom travels up to the top location. A piece of wood was joined pertaining to the right side panel near the top to possibly remedy a break that also affected the inside drawer compartment. This is a heavy piece constructed using tiny round head nails. A couple of the wooden knobs show a single chip referring to the “Pepper” and “Cinnamon” drawers. Two of the drawers have replacement bottoms along with others experiencing a couple chips and cracks. Shows well and makes for a great display. Overall height is almost 17” tall including the back, front box area holding spices measures 9 ¼” across. Top (shelf) measures almost 10” across and is 4 ¾” deep. Bottom measures 11” across and measures 5 ¼” deep. More pictures available.

Price: **~Sale $195.50~ Originally $225.50 ~Freight to be Determined~

Unusual Tin Kerosene Lamp

Unique Kerosene Lamp having a single burner equipped with a wick that dates to the 1875 period. The graduated cone shaped piece off to the right having a side window was fashioned from either mica or isinglass so the light held within could escape. The upper portion of the glass appears to have a slight overlay referencing the top right corner. It has a tilting feature so the wick can be accessed. This lamp may have been used for a special purpose where a small direct light would have been needed. By unscrewing the burner from the base which was made from galvanized tin one could gain access for filling purposes. Wick adjuster intact. Decorative scalloped edge below the window adds special flavor. This lamp is unique, in good condition and is complete! Display area on the top may suggest a home for smaller early lighting vessels. Wonderful piece to add to your collection!~ Overall height is 6 ¾” tall, base stands 2” tall and measures 7 ¾” across the top and bottom. Widow section is 3 ¾” tall, measures 1 ¾” across the top and measures 3 ¼” across the bottom. More pictures available.

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Powder Horn Cabin and Heart Design

Beautiful stylized mid-19th century Powder Horn having an inscribed design showing a “cabin in the woods”. This bucolic scene boasting folk art trees wraps around the throat and appears at different levels. A brass hand cut heart delights us located on the top wooden cover and shows tiny nails used to secure it. The decorative tacks on the collar lend even more detail. A copper loop was attached to accommodate the cord hanger (that apparently was found on Southern outfits). This was probably a right hand carry piece fashioned from cow horn. Instead of having a carved feature referring to the design elements, it appears the maker decided to draw the scene instead. The base plug is missing. There are a couple of inconspicuous cracks located at the edge of the collar as well as a tiny piece of metal that protrudes the horn surface. A recessed band wrapped with some unknown fiber can be found near the bottom. Great piece of folk art that awaits a cozy mantle! It is of the smaller variety measuring 6 ¾” tall, measures 2 ¼” across the top, measures 2 ½” deep, measures 1 ½” across the middle section and the bottom opening measures ¼”. More Pictures available.

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Powder Horn Bird Design

Wonderful mid-19th century powder horn sporting a folk art bird seems to carry the design while a lone butterfly and meandering vines allow for further detail. This piece has a simple artist’s impression with hand carved design elements. A finial dots the center of the wooden cover where the leather cord is attached. The other end, near the bottom, consists of a recessed band to accommodate the opposite leather piece (strap). Plain tacks were used at the collar. There are two chips located on the edge of the collar but the rest of the piece was not affected. The base plug is missing. Condition is very good and this piece shows well. Great piece of folk art that awaits a cozy mantle! It is of the smaller variety measuring 8 ¼” from the top of the finial to the end of the opening, measures 1 ¼” across the top, measures 2 ¼” deep, measures 1 ¾” across the middle section and measures ¼” across the bottom opening. More pictures available!

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Flow Blue Footed Bowl Spinach Pattern

Beautiful vivid and detailed brush stroke spinach patterned, footed bowl dating from the mid to late 19th century. The foliate design and bold flower are a repeated pattern represented on all sides. There is one small area on the upper band where the paint was skipped as well as a couple minor rim chips. Some areas have slight toning referenced on the foot as well as on the rim. Bowl is marked number 1 on the bottom. Overall appearance is splendid as there are no cracks or unsightly dark areas to report. This piece exhibits a clean and bright presentation and would look terrific filled with stone or fresh fruit. Measures 8 ½” across, bottom measures 4 ¼” across and stands 4 ½” tall.

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Pennsylvania Cookie Cutters Figural Women

This pair of flatback, strap handled (one only) cookie cutters are folksy and fun! They date to the late 19th century and depict two women, one large and one small. The larger, harder to find version does have light surface rust throughout but the smaller cutter seems to have escaped this circumstance. There is a small break limited to the left arm only where the solder has pulled away from the tin. Larger cutter having one large and two small vent holes. Smaller cutter is missing the handle which provided an opportunity to create a wire stand. This piece may have been re-soldered at one point because the metal alloy extends past the figure. No breaks to report. Maybe one can fantasize that the larger cutter is the mother and the smaller version is the child. Nice Pair that can be added to your growing collection! Large cutter stands 6 ¼” tall, measures almost 3” across the top and graduates to almost 3 ¾” across the bottom. Smaller cutter stands almost 4” tall and measures 3” across. More pictures available!

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Early Firkin in Green Paint

Beautiful firkin dating from 1840 to 1860 sporting lively squash green paint. Handle moves freely and the staves and bands are tight. One area of wood loss dedicated to the outer edge of the lid. Nail construction with reinforced staples to each individual finger end except on the lid. A couple bent over nails were used to secure the bottom band. Spray paint residue on the inside near the top opening. Nice medium size and displays very well! Stands 13 1/2" tall including the handle, measures 9 1/2" tall with handle displayed in a downward position, measures 9" across the top and 9 1/2" across the bottom. More pictures available just ask.

Price: Sale Price $175.50 Was $235.50 Freight to be determined after providing Zip Code.

Firkin Mincemeat Bucket in Mustard Paint

Wonderful early 1900's Mincemeat advertising bucket in mustard paint with contrasting apple green painted metal bands. Staved construction with staple fingers and nail reinforcements to bands. Gorgeous graphics 90% intact showing a bucolic scene of a Jersey cow in a field with the barn off in the distance. The manufacture "Atmore & Son, Inc., Philadelphia Pennsylvania" as well as the contents are clearly legible. The incised lid is marked 20 LBS with instructions "to keep in a cool place and stir often". Paint loss and rust on bands as well as dark areas in the wood sprinkled at random. Minor tiny chips to bottom edge along with a couple cracks on the top cover. Medium to large size stacking capability. Overall very good condition as this piece shows well and offers color as well as interest. Stands 10" tall, measures 9 3/4" across the top and measures 11" across the bottom. More pictures available!

Price: $175.50 ~Freight to be Determined~

Bottle Doll

This sweet old bottle doll was found in Virginia and measures just about 15" tall and stands on a 3 1/2" bottle base which is covered in black fabric and has a plaid petticoat ruffle along the bottom. Her dress is a brown silk and she has a white pinafore/apron pinned to her front. The head and arms are made of a dark brown stocking type fabric. Arms move up and down slightly. She has a little pinched nose, button eyes, a stitched mouth, and what looks like yarn or thread hair. She is further embellished with little drop earrings. There is a 3 1/2" seam separation to the bottom of her dress as seen in our photo. What a charming girl she is and definitely an old one! Contact Judy. Thank You! Free Shipping

Price: 165.00 ~Sale Price $125.00