Beautiful Victorian Parlor floor lamp with brass and onyx stem and onyx base, the lamp shade having an English hunt scene. The onyx is mixed with green, white and deep gold to brown striations. Stands 68" tall and is completely untouched and original. The shade ...

An Eastern Pennsylvania Yellow Slip Decorated Antique Redware pottery plate. Decorated with a coggled rim and slipware with maganese around the edges, you will find that any piece of American Redware getting harder to find. Condition: edge chips (normal) at it's wonderful Coggled Edge. It ...

This antique stoneware bean pot was said to be taken along a covered wagon trail from Camp Point, Illinoise to Iowa in 1874. It was then taken to Belden Nebraska from Iowa on the immigrant train. Judging from its appearance, I'd say its been there.  ...

Pairpoint lamp with a blown puffy point floral design shade, frosted through an acid process prior to painting with warm golds, greens and pink. Dated from the late 1890s until the 1930s. Measurements: 14" height. Condition Excellent, click images for larger views. Serious inquiries welcome. ...

Of interest to serious coffee grinder collectors is this very rare Arcade Bell coffee grinder. The classic Arcade Bell has a face plate is iron and has a very nice dark even patina with no staining. Pine wood box with tongue and groove construction, also in ...

Large Early Cutting board measuring approximately 24" long including the handle. The base of the board is approximately 19.1/2" in length X 13 3/4 " wide and is slightly under 1" in thickness. The board was hand carved from one piece of very heavy and dense hardwood, ...

Conestoga Wagon Lamp. Made from various steering components and the old wagon axle. UL listed cord and flickering light included. Shipping: Charges will not be assessed until you are notified and agree upon shipping charges. Local Pickup available in Southwestern PA, call for details.

Hand carved wooden butter paddle or scoop made from a beautiful strongly striped Tiger Maple wood, long hooked handle for hanging. Age appears to be from around 1900. The rectangular shaped bowl is 5 3/8 wide, handle is 6 1/2" long. 11 3/4" total length. ...

Early Curly Maple Treen Masher. Has THE most superb dark Tiger grain, and is just the best example of an early masher. Fine and Primitive looking at the same time, a very rare find! Beautiful handle with an undulating wood surface from use. About Treenware: ...

Early 1900's Tiger Oak Mirrored Hall Coat Rack from Schuykill, Pa. Beautifully proportioned hall coat rack displays four deer legs and a round beveled mirror in the center. The deer hoofs are polished to perfection, and the beveled mirror is in fine shape for its ...

Early Native American Tiger Maple and light burl treen ladle / scoop. Another fine example of the utility ladles used by the Seneca Indians. This ladle also has strong bands of tiger running around the entire lenth of the slightly curved handle, which is also ...

Ovoid Redware pottery jug or milk pitcher. A very interesting decor with a deep rich orange with green and black, maganese throughout. Incised rings around the rim, neck, and base. This redware jug has a hand applied handle, glaze continues to the bottom but as ...

Redware pottery from the regions of Southeastern Pennsylvania, Maryland and Virginia have made the utilitarian redware and earthenwares produced in this area highly sought-after specimens for much of the past century. Early collectors of folk art and Americana quickly identified the distinctive works of "Shenandoah". The ...

Native American Tiger Maple Ladle. A wonderful old primitive utility scoop with lots of tiger maple grain on a very old dry and stained surface. Stable age crack approx 2 inches from front lip. Handle is impressed with wear from many years of use. Measures 8 ...

Exquisite Birdseye Maple miniature spoon or spice scoop, probable Native American origin (obtained within an American Indian collection), although the form is one that is seen in Wales and sometimes in Norway. These were made quite similar to Native American ladles and given as esteemed ...

Fine Antique Butter Churn in Old Red Paint from 19c New England. Interesting wooden lapped bands, shaker style with tacks. Has features far different from other primitive churns, and a 4 inch long sliding wood collar on dasher that seals off the hole in the lid. ...