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Accessories - last updated 02/3/12
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Bale Handled Pantry Box
- In wonderful old blue paint with great wear. Top and bottom have a tight stress crack. The top has some losses along the edge, but not bad. A couple reinforcing brads. Very nice box in great paint.
Measures: 11" dia. x 5 1/2" tall.

Price: $424
Sale Pending


3 Gal Lyons Jug - With Thomas Harrington's signature 3 flower design and the letter "3" in cobalt blue. Inscribed "T. Harrington, Lyons". Made between 1852 and 1872 at the Lyons, N.Y. Stoneware Pottery. Has 2 stack marks on either side which occured in the making. No cracks, dings, chips, or repairs. Just a wonderful example of Western NY Stoneware.
Measures: 16" tall x 11" dia.

Price: $525

 

 


Early Blue Carrier
- Nice unusual shape with the steambent, rounded corners. Made of oak or ash. Great original blue paint. Small square brads. Slight split on one of the bends.
Measures: 13" long x 8 1/4" wide x 2 3/4 high and 4" high at the top of the handle.

Price: $185
Sale Pending


School Bell - Brass school bell in excellent condition. Great sound.
Measures: 10" long x 6 1/8" wide at bottom of bell flare.

Price: $85

 

 


19th C. Red Bench
- Great little bench in excellent condition. Just don't find these in this kind of condition any more. Traces of old red paint. Small square nails. Bootjack ends. Untouched!
Measures: 23 1/2" long x 6 1/2" wide x 6 1/2" high.

Price: $375


Early Sausage Stuffer - In the best original red paint. You just don't find these primitives in this condition! Legs are removeable for shipping. Missing the smaller canister. What a great conversation piece!
Measures: 57" long x 5 1/2" wide x 42" high.

Price: $345

 

 


19th C. Sugar Bucket
- Primitive bucket with lid. Probably used to store sugar or other dry goods. Very tight with 3 original metal bands. GREAT gray-blue paint over red. Interleaved fingers on the lid. Just a super primitive.
Measures: 14" tall x 11" wide at the top and 14" wide at the bottom.

Price: $265
Sale Pending


Painted Tote - Great wear and paint on this early tote. Constructed with tiny square brads. Nice handle.
Measures: 17" long x 8" wide x 4" high.
6" to top of handle

Price: $150

 

 


19th C. Tote
- Primitive tote in the best old attic surface. All square nailed. Some wear to bottom which is covered with felt. Nice unusual size.
Measures: 17" long x 12" wide x 7" high, 8 1/2" to top of handle.

Price: $130


Very Early American Bowl - Appears to be American Indian. Made of Elm. All hand hewn with lots of character. 2 old repairs to the cracks however the wire is not old. Circa 1750 - 1800.
Measures: 11" x 10 1/2" dia x 3 1/2" high.

Price: $249

 

 


Early Small Mortar & Pestle
in the old attic surface. Hard to find these small ones. Good wear inside the Mortar. Small hairline crack on the bottom. A "Must-Have" for all mortar-pestle collectors. Nice!
Mortar Measures: 4" tall x 3" dia.
Pestle Measures: 6" long x 1 1/4" dia.

Price: $125


Early Mortar & Pestle - Great old attic surface on both. Could be made of ash. Slight stress check on bottom, which is to be expected, and checks up about 2" on one side. This is not noticeable (see photos). Mating Pestle.
Mortar Measures: 7" high x 5 1/2 dia.

Pestle Measures: 11 3/4" long x 2 1/2' dia.

Price: $199

 

 


Early Butter Ladle- Great piece of Treen in old surface. Great patina and size. Slight sliver wore off of edge.
Measures: 12" long x 6 1/2" wide

Price: $45


Original New England Sap Bucket- Great patina and wear! All tight - holds water. 2 heavy iron bands.
Measures: 12" tall x 12" diameter

Price: $75

 

 


19th C. Table Top Doughbox
- In the best old attic surface. Nice patina and texture. So much character and wear on the lid and edges makes this doughbox even more charming. Dovetailed corners and square nailed.
1850 - 1870
Measures: 35" long x 14" wide x 10" high

Price: $399


Ice Sled - Heavy duty sled in original green paint. Used to haul ice blocks. Found in New York State. Remnants of red pin striping on the sides. Good, heavy duty iron. Some loss to the rear of the sides.
Measures: 48" long x 14" wide x 4 1/2" high.

Price: $299

 

 


Early Paint Decorated Child's Sled
- Original black paint with floral decorations. Small sled in excellent condition! Made by Crosby, Gilzinger & Co. in Rondout, NY. This sled is known as the "Ulster". Very rare to find one in this condition.
Measures: 26" long x 9" wide x 6" high

Price: SOLD


Early Child's Paint Decorated Sled - Sailboat in the middle panel with traces of flowers above and below. Red and blue striping along the edges. Rails decorated as well. Iron runners. . Signed on bottom by Russell M. Davis, who at one time most likely owned this sled. The artwork appears to be from William Morton who has done sailboat scenes for the Paris Mfg. Co. This makes me believe this may be a Paris cutter type sled.
No idea why the hole is in the middle, but there must have been a good reason. Good Condition
Measures: 37" long x 10 1/2" wide x 4 1/2" high

Price: $275

 

 


Early Child's Sled in Red Paint - Nice paint decorated sled in the best original red paint. Some staining on front where the hand painted artwork was. Great condition. This sled was made by the Wilkinson Manufacturing Co. in Binghampton, NY. Makes sense since this sled was found in Western NY. It is called "The Gypsy". Circa 1880.
Measures: 38" long x 12" wide x 7 1/2" high

Price: SOLD


Early Child's Clipper Sled - In original old red paint with traces of blue.
Iron Runners. Good Condition.
Measures: 41" long x 10 1/2" wide x 4" high.

Price: $89

 

 


19th C. Lyons 4 Gal Crock - With just the prettiest 3 flower design you are going to see from this maker. Thompson Harrington managed the Lyons pottery and marked his vessels this way from 1852 to 1872. This example is extremely clean.
Measures: 11" long x 4 1/2" wide

Price: $525


19th C. Unusual Carrier - As primitive as they come. This divided carrier has great patina, character, and wear. Some damage consistent with age and use. Square nailed. Original 19th century screws attaching top handle to sides. One of a kind for sure!
Measures: 25 1/2" long x 10"wide x 8" tall.

Price: $269

 

 


Early Child's Rocker - In the best old blue. Original rush seat covered by old leather on top and cloth underneath. All else original. Original lighter blue under the older dark blue. Very nice child's rocker with great wear and look.
Measures: 23" tall x 14" wide

Price: $125
SOLD


19th C. New England Comb-Back Windsor Rocker - in an old crazed black over original black. Very nice form with a high comb. All tight and stable. Nice new England paint decoration remaining on comb and spindles. Hand carved gutter which is what you would expect. Old repair to right arm as can be seen in photos.
Measures: 25" deep x 20" wide x 47" tall.

Price: $399

 

 


19th C. Batter Bowl - Super large bowl with great rounded lip and traces of old red paint. Great patina and smooth texture. Very tiny split in bottom that does not even show light. I only mention this for sake of accuracy. This bowl is just the way you want to find them.
Measures: 19 3/4" x 18 3/4"

Price: $175 (a steal)
Sale Pending


19th C. Repaired Batter Bowl - As primitive as they come. If you like cracked and repaired bowls, this is for you. Traces of old repair. Great patina. Footed bottom.
Measures: 20 1/2" x 19 3/4"

Price: $195
SOLD

 

 


19th C. very Large Batter Bowl - A great birch bowl originating from New Hampshire. Super nice in old attic surface. Small 3 1/2" hairline extending from the edge which is not unusual in a bowl of this size and age. Has a very thick 1" rim. My favorite bowl.
Measures: 22 1/2" x 21 3/4"

Price: $450


19th C. 3 Gal Ovoid Jug - Attributed to Isrial Seymour of the Troy Stoneware Factory, Troy, N.Y. Circa 1828. Very nice bulbous ovoid 3 gallon jug with signature flower. Old chip on spout, otherwise excellent.
Measures: 15" tall x 11" diameter.

Price: $325

 

 


Unusual Butter Ladle - Early and unusual piece of treenware. All carved from one piece. Hangs nice on a batter bowl.
Measures: 11" long x 4 1/2" wide

Price: SOLD


Lyons 10 gal Crock - Unusual and rare size. Circa 1890. Beautiful flower with stem on front with blue on the handles. Hairline spider crack in the bottom, but sound. All else excellent.
Measures: 16" tall x 15" dia.

Price: $550

 

 


19th C. Chest - in a light red wash. Nice patina and super smooth texture from years of handling. Square nailed, missing lock. Could have been a document box. Appears to have had feet at one time.
Measures: 30" long x 13 1/2" wide x 13 1/2" tall

Price: $189


Early Wash Bucket - perhaps a water bucket, but a great primitive bucket just the same. Nice staves, well rounded at the top from years of wear. Super wooden handles affixed to the sides. Repair to split in bottom.
Measures: 14 1/2" dia. x 10 1/2" tall

Price: $65
 

 


Early Butter Churn in original Soldier Blue Paint - Oak staves loose from shrinkage. Large size, possibly a farm churn. Unusually long dasher, yet original to guide and churn. The 2 remaining bands are loose, yet stable. Nice piece of Americana.
Measures: 24" tall x 15" diameter, Dasher - 58" long

Price: $239
SOLD


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