We are very excited to offer this beautiful marine barometer. It is made out of rosewood and it has great carvings from its top to the bottom. A marine, sometimes called a gimbal, barometer was designed to mount on the interior of a sailing ship. (more…)
This is without a doubt the most ornately carved Chippendale fire screen we have had the honor of selling. It is in outstanding condition. Where does one even start? All of it except for the adjustable column is carved. ALL OF IT! (more…)
A beautiful pair of gold leaf mirrors. These mirrors are in excellent condition and show incredibly well. Look at all of the details!
It is hard to find this style mirror anymore in this kind of condition. Here we have a classic three part, overmantel mirror from approximately 1830. (more…)
This is “the real deal”. Made during or after 1886, this is a cast iron bank of everyone’s favorite uncle, Uncle Sam! Check out the original paint! Who doesn’t love a set of white with read pinstripes? Not only does he work but he still retains the original door and key for the bank. Even his beard wiggles when the bank is used. Standing 11.5″ tall and with a base of 5″ by 4″, this Uncle Sam is still “wants your coins”. All you have to do is put a coin in his hand and push a button. His right hand drops, his satchel opens, and the coin is stored in the base of the bank. Patented in June of 1886, this piece is total original. This is an original piece of American history.
Price: $995
A beautiful, cast iron bird bath. It features two birds playing on top of the water basin. The basin connects via two bolts to the pedestal. The pedestal is fluted and has a base that is pierced and showcase roses. (more…)
What a rare find! A true set of four, matching, brass candlesticks. Standing 8 1/4″ tall with a base of 4 1/2″ in diameter, these sticks are impressive. Look at all of the detailed casting. (more…)
A magnificent, convex mirror covered in gold leaf. What an incredible piece! Look closely at the eagle. One can see the tension in the carving of it unfurling its wings to take off. The detail and movement are wonderful. (more…)