An unusual pair of cast iron and brass andirons in the form of horses' heads of cast iron perched on cast brass carriage wheels, in excellent condition, labelled on the log supports "Sheffield", a late 19th and early 20th century New York foundry, perfect for the horse lover, 17" H. X 19" D. X 8" W. See our many additional andirons. We accept time payments and quantity discounts. ** WE GUARANTEE THE AUTHENTICITY OF OUR MERCHANDISE AS REPRESENTED. MEMBERS OF: THE ANTIQUES COUNCIL, THE CAPE COD... Click for details

A rare, perhaps one of a kind pair of andirons of cast iron and brass, with cast brass geese mounted on iron log supports, in excellent original condition, early 20th Century, 14-1/2" H. X 19" D. X 8" W. These may be purchased with a compatible set of brass fire tools consisting of a shovel, tongs, poker and brush with duck heads with their original solid brass stand, also early 20th Century and in excellent original condition. 32-1/2" H., 9" Base W., 5" Base D. We accept time payments and... Click for details

A skillfully carved Folk Art cane with a thick tapering shaft and the head of a Chinese man wearing a coolie hat. The metal tip is marked "Union Hardware Company, Torrington, Connecticut", 37-1/2" L., the head is 2-1/2" across the top and 3-1/2" H. In very good original condition, late 19th or early 20th Century. We accept time payments and quantity discounts. ** WE GUARANTEE THE AUTHENTICITY OF OUR MERCHANDISE AS REPRESENTED. MEMBERS OF: THE ANTIQUES COUNCIL, THE CAPE COD ANTIQUE DEALERS... Click for details

An 8 Day Time and Strike Connecticut Shelf Clock of "Beehive" design, labeled "W. S. Johnson",(a rare example-few of his clocks are extant) circa 1850, in a mahogany case with its original stencilled glass tablet, in very good original condition and serviced and guaranteed by our professional clock restorer. W. S. Johnson was a New York City clock dealer who likely did not manufacture clocks. Rather he sold clocks under his own label that he made from parts supplied by Connecticut clock works... Click for details

A boldly figured Tiger Maple Stand on turned Cherry legs, with a Tiger Maple back splash and a single lower drawer, with Butternut and Poplar secondary woods. The opening for the pitcher and bowl has since been closed with a solid tiger maple inset to create a more functional top surface; New England, circa 1820, in excellent condition with an older finish, 29-3/4" H. X 20-3/4" W. X 19-3/4" D., Back Splash Height, 32-1/2". We accept time payments and quantity discounts. ** WE GUARANTEE THE... Click for details

"THE START" and "THE STRUGGLE" Jacquard loom woven silk pictures, Stevengraphs are Victorian silk pictures that became popular in 1862 when they were first produced by Thomas Stevens of Coventry, England. They covered many popular subjects of the day and among the most popular are scenes of horsemanship. Stevens continued to produce them in his factory until his death in 1888 and the business continued under 2 of his sons and were popular until WWI. We offer two in their original ebonized and... Click for details