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This is an original early 1900's porcelain
advertising sign. This sign measures 46 X 36 inches. If you click on the
photo on the left, you will see additional photos that show the
condition. While this sign is no were near perfect, it has so many great
colors and the art work is out of this world! This sign has the remains
of a London Sign Markers' name on the center of the lower edge. This is
a single sided sign. **
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Item #P5-01
$1750 Plus Shipping |
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This is a hand hammered copper kettle
that is well over 100 years old. Weight is about 65 pounds. The top
opening measures 16 1/2 inches wide. The widest section is 24 inches,
and it is 21 inches tall. I have not polished it, it is in as found
condition. ****
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Item #P5-02
$550.00 Plus Shipping
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I could never pass up buying cigar signs, and when
they have so many different colors and great art work like this one it
becomes even harder to pass them up. This early 1900's original single
sided porcelain advertising sign measures 60 X 40 inches. Additional
photos of this item can been seen by clicking on the image to the left
of this description. **
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Item #P5-03
$1,000 Plus Shipping |
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This is a great example of original early 1900's
whiskey (or whisky as they spelled it then) advertising. This single
sided sign measures 36 X 40 inches.
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Item #P5-04
$425.00 Plus Shipping |
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Did you know that drinking Brandy would keep you
well? This original early 1900's porcelain Bisquit's Brandy sign
measures 41 X 36 inches. Originally it was one sided, but check out the
additional photos of this item and see how it was later used to
advertise a Doctor's Office. Additional photos can be viewed by clicking
on the image of this sign on the left of this description. **
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Item #P5-05
$425 Plus Shipping |
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This is a hand hammered copper kettle
that is well over 100 years old. Weight is about 40 pounds. The top
opening measures 13 inches wide. The widest section is 20 inches, and it
is 17 inches tall. I have not polished it, it is in as found condition. **
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$525.00 Plus Shipping
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This original double sided porcelain advertising sign
measured just short of 6 feet wide. Not perfect, but it is all there! **
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Item #P5-07
$800.00 Plus Shipping |
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This original double sided porcelain advertising sign
measured just short of 6 feet wide. Not perfect, but it is all there! **
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Item #P5-08
$800.00 Plus Shipping
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This is a hand painted turn of the century spongeware
bowl measuring 14 1/2 inches wide, and 3 inches deep. It was made in
Holland by Societe Ceramique Maestriuht. Has normal crazing for age, but
no chips. **
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Item #P5-09
$160.00 Plus Shipping |
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This is a hand painted turn of the century spongeware
bowl measuring 14 3/8 inches wide and 3 inches deep. It was made in
Holland, but I can't read the makers' name on the bottom. Normal crazing
and one small surface flake near on of the flowers. It has some sort of
flaking on the bottom surface, but I think this was done in the making.
You will also see some painted lettering on the bottom. I will let the
new owner determine if they want to clean this off.
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Item #P5-10
$125.00 Plus Shipping |
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This is a three piece set of matching hand painted
turn of the century spongeware bowls. They were made in Holland by
Societe Ceramique Maestriuht. The largest bowl measures 14 inches wide,
and 3 1/4 inches deep. Has some crazing buy no chips. The medium size
bowl measures 11 1/4 inches wide, and 2 1/2 inches deep. Very light
crazing and one flea bite flake on the upper rim. The smaller bowl
measures 8 5/8 inches wide and 1 3/4 inches deep. Light crazing no chips
on this one. All three have the same makers' mark on the bottoms. **
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$295.00 Plus shipping |
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This is an original 1941 double sided tin advertising
sign for Royal Crown Cola. Comes with the original wall hanger. One "S"
hook is missing, but that can be found at any hardware store. Measures
23 3/4 inches wide, and 15 3/4 inches tall. The hanger is 28 1/4 inches
wide, and 8 1/2 inches tall. Both sides has the "AM 10-41" mark. I was
told this indicates it was made in 1941. Great color and shine, some
surface wear. **
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Item #P5-12
$1500.00 Plus Shipping |
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You have seen them in White. You have seen them in
Blue. But, have you ever seen one in Green? This is a turn of the
century butter dish made by Vallerysthal. The makers' name can be found
on the inside of the base. Has a few minor edge chips where the top sits
on the base. It is sad to say, it also has a makers' flaw (open air
bubble) on the riders left hand ear (see additional photos). Never the
less, this is a rare find, and will display in any milk glass collection
very well! Measures 7 inches long and just under 6 inches tall. **
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Item #P5-13
$725.00 Plus Shipping |
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This covered butter dish was made by
Vallerysthal around the turn of the century. Has the makers' name on the
bottom of the lower piece. Measures about 7 1/2 inches long and 3 inches
tall. Has very minor flaking on the surfaces were the top rest on the
base. **
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Item #P5-14
$135.00 Plus Shipping |
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Here is a few of my extra Dazey Butter
Churns. All three are one quart or sometimes called the #10. The first
one on the left has the paper label and is not embossed with any raised
lettering on the glass. The middle one is a Bulls Eye example. The one
on the right is a super rare block letter example with the embossed
flower on the base. If you click on the photo to the left, you will see
additional photos of the churns. Upon request, I can also send
additional photos of any one of these churns you are interested in.
These are not the new ones you see all over the flea markets, these are
the real deal! Condition: No chips, cracks, or repairs. All have the
original tight rivets. Each one has normal surface rust as seen in the
attached photos. The Block Letter example has normal iron casting flaw
on the lid. **
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Item #P5-15
Paper Label $300 Plus Shipping
Bulls Eye $1,000 Plus Shipping
Block Letter With Embossed Flower Base ***SOLD*** |
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This is a sea chest that was made from
Camphor Wood. Measures 15 X 29 inches, and is 13 inches tall. The
hardware is brass. This chest could use some cleaning and minor
restoring. Very rare piece! **
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Item #P5-16
$425.00 plus shipping
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Large Antique Mortar and Pestle made
of solid brass. The mortar (base) measures 7 inches tall and 5 1/2
inches wide. The Pestle measures 12 inches long with the crushing end
being almost 2 inches wide. This set weights over 25 pounds. I have not
polished or cleaned this set. The white stuff you see in the photos is
thought to be paint. No makers' mark, but I think it is either American
or English. This set could have been used for medical use or food
preparation.
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Item #P5-17
$145.00 Plus Shipping
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Early 1900's Teak Wood Chest. Measures
45 inches wide, 26 1/2 inches deep, and 28 1/2 inches tall. Trim is hand
hammered iron. Has two hasp for locks. Great toy box, blanket box, or
just room decor! **
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Item P5-18
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Early 1900's Footed Wood Bowl. Measures
14 inches wide and 6 inches tall. Thought to be teak wook, but I am not
100% sure of that. Has age wear and that great primitive decor look!
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Item #P5-19
$100.00 Plus Shipping |
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This blue and white granite bowl is from
the early 1900's. Measures 19 1/4 inches wide (not counting the
handles), and 6 1/4 inches tall. This will make a great wall hanger or a
very nice display piece. ** Click on image to the left to see
additional images **
Item #P5-20
$95.00 Plus Shipping |
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This is a very nice early 1900's cast
iron food press. Has a makers' mark of "Alexanderwerk". This item is
complete and fully functional. Stands 14 1/2 inches tall with the press
in the lowest position (as shown to the left). Weight on this item is 12
pounds. No cracks, repairs or related damage, just the expected wear for
items of this age that were used. Great display and decor item. **
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Item #P5-21
$225.00 Plus Shipping |
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Early 1940's Enamelware Milk Can.
Measures 14 3/4 inches tall with the handle up, and 5 1/2 inches wide at
the base. The top opening measures 3 3/4 inches wide. Not marked, but we
are sure this is a European piece. If you see the etched markings on the
lid and the can, this is thought to be a tax mark system that was used
in the British Colonies until 1945.
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Item #P5-22
$75.00 Plus Shipping |
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OK, this is one of those things that I
think I know what it is, but I could be wrong. I think this was made to
churn curd. I think they had a large container that this piece mounted
to a cross bar and as you cranked the handle it mixed the curd. I am
sure no one is going to buy this to mix curd, but it makes one of those
hanging decor pieces that everyone is attracted to because no one is
really sure what it is. Measures 29 inches long and weights 15 pounds.
Made mostly of iron but has a few wood pieces.
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Item #P5-23
$95.00 Plus Shipping |
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This 100+ year old wood bowl was carved
from one piece of wood. I am no expert in wood, but I think this is teak
wood. This bow measures 35 1/2 inches wide and 8 1/2 inches tall. The
repairs to the crack are very old repairs. You are looking that the
pieces in as found condition. This piece could be oiled or clear coated
to bring out the color in the wood if desired. Consider all the options,
this bowl could be hung from the wall or placed on a large table. If you
visited us at the 2008 Country Living Magazine Show we used this as a
display in our booth for vintage enamelware spoons! ** Click on image
to the left to see additional images **
Item #P5-24
$295.00 Plus Shipping |