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These are links to pages of examples of merchandise I would like to buy for my inventory. If you have such things that you would like to sell, please send images by e-mail and state the price. If you want your merchandise appriased, I can do that for a fee but I can not then buy them. An ethical dealer will not appraise merchandise and then offer to buy it.

Early Tole Decorated Tin Tinder Box
An American, most likely Philadelphia, Pennsylvania early tole decorated tin miniature Tinder Box, complete with an early Bear Fat Candle. This is an absolutely rare Folk Art form of Early American Lighting! It is an important piece for several reasons: one is it's tiny size which indicates it was made for a traveler; another is how very compact and efficient it is; and it's condition is original and untouched showing only normal wear. I'll bet you haven't seen another of this type of fold out early lighting. The photos show how it unfolds and has the Flint and Tinder in a separate lidded area. The Tole Decoration is of a Georgian Colonial Home on the lid, a band of Yellow around the perineter of the lid, and the balance of the box is Japanned which is normal for an early piece of American Tole. Don't burn the miniature Candle, it is made of Bear Fat and it is itself very old and very rare. If you collect early lighting, this is a piece for you, no others are known.
Price: $475.00
Fly Rod, Boivin Rod

This is an early wooden (not bamboo) fly rod in two sections, ~9'-3" in length when assembled. It consist of a base section, two tips (one of them missing about 2 inches at the end) and a carrying case.

The case is ~60" long and is made of cherry (I believe) with a leather tip on either end secured by brads. One side has a fitted groove for the lower section and the other side has two fitted grooves for the two tips. The sections of the rod are held in place by ribbons, themselves secured by brass tacks.

The sections of the rod appear to be made of cherry. They have brass eyes bound to the rod with thread, four on the base and eight on the upper section with a brass eye on the tip (one tip missing).

Wrought Iron Skillet, signed W. Foster - not cast

Wrought iron skillet ~11-1/2” diameter and the handle ia ~6-3/4” long, overall length is ~18-3/4”. Wrought handle attached by three rivets and sighen “W. Foster”. A fine example of the blacksmithing art.

Blacksmithing is defined by the process of forming hot metal, generally between the hammer and anvil. Materials, mild steel in most cases, are first heated in a coal-fired forge to 1500-2000 degrees. At this heat the iron becomes plastic and can be reworked (forged). These elements are then joined using hand-forged methods such as mortise and tenon joints, rivets and hot collars. Hot forging in the traditional blacksmith's manner gives the iron more life and depth than other methods.

Emigrants following the California and Oregon Trails were advised that every party carry at least “one frying pan of wrought iron.”

Price: $275.00
Spice Jar, Treen
Price: $250.00
Redware Pottery Washboard
Stoneware washboards of any kind are generally not found except in longtime collections and ones made of red clay or pottery are some of the hardest to find of all. This example is a striking piece of rich red clay glazed with two bold splashes of brown. The body is a textured diamond gridded basketweave pattern within a wooden frame, and it is in excellent condition.

~26-1/2" x 11-3/4" x 1-1/2"
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Burl Trencher
A wonderful burl trencher, not a bowl. This trencher was not turned, it was carved by hand. Excellent condition and patina. ~ 15" by 18" 6" tall.
Price: $1600.00
Victorian Wire Cradle
A very nice wire cradle in original green paint. The oval cradle is 32" by 18" by 11" deep. The stand is 34" tall and 37" long.

Besides a cradle, it would make a great store fixture (perhaps for displaying linens) or a magazine holder or a decorative plant stand.
Price: $395.00
Hand carved Butter Press - Cow
Nice early hand carved butter press, figure of a cow. The carving is clear, crisp, sharp and deep and I don't believe it has ever been used. The detail in the carving is incredible, with patterns throughout the figure.

~ 4-1/8" by 4" by 1-1/4", handle was removed or perhaps, never in place.
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Veteranary Quack Medicine, Condition Powders
Superior Condition Powders, Andrews Drug and Chemical Co. Attleboro, Massachussets and Brillion, Wisconsin.

"These Powders are prepared with great care from selected material, from the best medicines known to Farriery... They will give tone to the stomach, increase the appetite and purify the blood."

Recommended for the various diseases peculiar to Horses and Cattle, such as Distemper, Hide Bound, Loss of Appetite, Fistula, Poll Evil, Yellow water, Scratches, Founder, Rheumatism or Stiff Joints, Lung Fever, Skin Eruptions, Coughs, Colds, Worms, Pinkeye, Horse Ail, Thick Wind, Heaves, Roughness of the Hair, Etc., Etc.

Price. 50 Cents

Price: $65.00
Arm and Hammer Soda Advertisement
Price: $101.00
Pair of CI Rooster Gate Post Finials
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CI Feather Doorstop, Georgian
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Burl Bowl
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Country Hepplewhite Walnut Stand
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Early Blown Glass Canister, Applied Decoratio
Price: $225.00
Humidor, Cuban Tobacco Tax Stamp
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Prescott - Conquest of Mexico, 1865
PRESCOTT, William H.;  History of the Conquest of Mexico - Philadelphia: J. B. Lipincott & Co., 1865

History of the Conquest of Mexico with Preliminary View of the Ancient Mexican Civilization and the Life of the Conquerer, Hernando Cortez;  three volumes.
History of the Conquest of Peru with Preliminary View of the Civilization of the Incas; two volumes.
History of the Reign of Ferdinand and Isabella, The Catholic; three volumes.
History of the Reign of Emporer Charles the Fifth; three volumes.
History of the Reign of Philip the Second King of Spain; three volumes.
Biographical and Critical Miscellanies; one volume

Fifteen volumes. Octavo, Uniformly bound gilt-decorated spine, six panels, marbled covers and endpapers, illustrated with engraved frontispiece plates, as well as several folding maps, additional plates and facsimiles.

"History for Prescott was primarily a form of polite literature, written quite as much for the entertainment as for the instruction of his readers; it was, therefore, in the recounting of stirring events and thrilling scenes that he took pleasure and excelled." His works today remain standard authorities and reflect "the scrupulous care and integrity with which he used his materials, and the pains he took to find the exact truth" (DAB VIII, 199). "As a writer, Mr. Prescott occupies a distinguished place in the first rank of English historians. His fidelity and industry-- qualities which form the foundation of historical merit-- are universally acknowledged" (Allibone, 1674).

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Harmon's Journal - Northwest Company Trader
This is the original 1820 publication of Harmon's Journal. The book is in fair condition considering it's age. The leather cover has a 2" tear where the back cover attaches to the spine. The title page is missing as is the map and several pages of the specimen of the "Tacully or Carrier Tongue" at the end of the book. The last intact page is 406. The paper has discolored some around the edges as can be seen in the scans below.

Harmon spent nineteen years as an explorer for the North West Company in the present provinces of Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Alberta, and British Columbia. He kept this account of his travels and adventures "partly for his own amusement, and partly to gratify his friends, who he thought, would be pleased to be informed, with some particularity, on his return, how his time had been employed, during his absence." Harmon's personal impressions of the life of an explorer, therefore, were far more vivid than those recorded in the often dull, official business documents kept by many of his colleagues.

Unfortunately, the integrity of Harmon’s account had been clouded by the pious efforts of the book’s editor, Rev. Daniel Haskel, who stated:

"The following work was furnished to my hand fully written out; and though I have written it wholly over, I should have been much better able to satisfy myself, with respect to its style, if I could as fully have possessed the materials, in the form of notes and sketches, or by verbal recitals."

However, Haskel's labors for a literary, as well as a moral narrative, did not alter the original character of simplicity and authenticity intended by Harmon. The last entry is dated August 18, 1819.

To counteract his "World of disappointments and sorrows," Harmon frequently exchanged letters with neighboring fur traders, noting their activities in his journal. Thus we have recorded the achievements of many influential men, such as David Thompson, Simon Fraser, Roderick McKenzie, and John Stuart.

One such passage from the manuscript copy of Hannon's journal anticipated, perhaps, the most important of all North American exploratory adventures:

November 24, Saturday [1804] A Man arrived from Montagne a la Basse, with a letter from Mr. Chaboillez which informs me that two Captains Clarke & Lewis & one hundred & eighty Soldiers had arrived at the Mandelle [i.e. Mandan] Village on the Missisouri [sic] River -- who invite Mr. Chaboillez to go & pay them a visit (which is only a distance of five or Six Days march from where he is). It is said that on their arrival there they hoisted the American Flag and told the Natives that they were not come among them to traffic, but merely to see the Country, and that as soon as the navigation was open they should continue their route across the Rocky Mountains & then down to the Pacific Ocean. They also made the Natives a few trifling presents, as well as repaired their Guns & Axes &c gratis. Mr Chaboillez writes that they behave remarkably honourably towards his people who are there to traffic with the Natives. This page is presented below.

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The Saddlemakers of Sheridan Wyoming
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Doris Stauble
Doris Stauble is a well-known folk artist famous for her fabric constructions from Victorian ladies' millinery supplies. This is a small creation of various plant parts in a wire sieve with tin handle. Doris is from Wiscasset, ME.

~ 6-1/2" dia., 6" high

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Tin Facade - Architectural
This beauty is from a building in St. Joseph, Missouri, which was located next to the original Pony Express Station, which was just down the street from the Jesse James home (comes with guarantee that Jesse stood beneath....just kidding)...This fragment would be a handsome decorative object for almost any decor.  Painted darkest brown over tin with a wood and steel frame for reinforcement.  It is 45 x 86 inches.
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Industrial Art - 1920s Rubber Ball Stencils
Set of fourteen stencils for painting rubber balls. Variably made of bronze, blued steel, and iron, from the Ashland Rubber Company, Ashland, Ohio, circa 1920-40. Sizes range from 10.75" to 4.75" in diameter.
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Folk Art Portraits
Pair of reverse painted portraits, probably of sisters and possibly Chinese Export, 12" by 9 3/4" including frames which are original but have been re-silvered.One portrait has a slight crack in the glass.
Hitching Post Finials
PAIR of hitching post finials, horseheads, cast iron, circa 1880.
Price: $975.00
Candle Chandelier
Early American candle chandelier found in New England. The turned wood center shaft has old red paint. The arms and candlecups are early tin with great wear.
BID: no auction ID yet
Apothecary Cabinet - 48 Draw porcelain pulls
Apothecary
12 foot long and 8 foot tall apothecary ~ drug store cabinet.  Made circa 1870 and spent most of its career in a drug store in small Kansas town.  There are 48 drawers on the bottom part of the cabinet and all but three have their original porcelain pulls which describe what was housed in each drawer.....such exotic things as: SKUNK CABBAGE, WINTER GREEN, INDIAN TURNIP, BRIMSTONE, UNICORN ROOT, LIFE EVERLAST, GUM KINO, GUTTA PERCHA, EMERY FLOUR, BELLADONNA, BLUE SMALTS, CASSAR BARK, & WORMWOOD.  Oak cabinet is two piece and actually manageable to move when drawers are removed.  It is in original dry finish.
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Crofutt's Grip-Sack Guide of Colorado
1966 Reprint of "Crofutt's Grip-Sack Guide of Colorado"

The Cubar (R³) Associates (Francis B. Rizzari, Richard A. Ronzio and Charles S Ryland) have been collecting rare photographs and books about the west for over 20 years. Now they are sharing their collections with others interested in its history. In December 1965, they reprinted the rare Williams' Guide to the San Juan Mines of Colorado, 1877. Three extremely rare maps supplemented the Guide.

Now they have reprinted the almost equally rare volume II of Crofutt's Grip-Sack Guide of Colorado, 1885. To this, they have added a pictorial supplement of the towns and railroads as they appeared in the (18)80's. Most of these have never before been published. We believe it will give you as great a thrill as it does them, to take this book and visit some of the towns listed, and compare the photograph in the pictorial section with what is left of the town today.
 

Cubar (R³) Associates
Golden, Colorado

Early day photographers whose pictures we have reprinted include W. H. Jackson, Alex Martin, C. H. Clark, Joseph Collier, the Duhem brothers, T. E. Barnhouse, Charles Goodman, W. G. Chamberlain, George Wakeley, Frank Dean, Ben F. Hawkins, Charles Weitfle and George Mellen.

Illustrations include 14 large views and 52 smaller view. The general index includes: Colorado, Denver, tours by rail (such as, Denver & Rio Grande Railway to Leadville), alphabetical list of  Cities , Towns, Villages, Stations, Mining Camps, Post Roads of Colorado, Ancient Ruins, Glossary of Mining Terms, Irrigating Canals and Stock Raising.

CROFUTT'S
GRIP-SACK GUIDE
OF
COLORADO

A COMPLETE

ENCYCLOPEDIA OF THE STATE

RESOURCES AND CONDENSED AUTHENTIC DESCRIPTIONS

OF

Every City, Town, Village, Station, Post Office and Important Mining Camp in the State;
Soda, Sulphur, Hot and Medicinal Springs; Summer, Health and Pleasure
Resorts; The Mining, Stock Raising and Farming Interests;

WHERE TO HUNT, FISH, AND VIEW THE MOST MAGNIFICENT SCENERY IN THE WORLD.

ALTITUDES, DISTANCES, ROUTES AND FARES.

In fact it tells you

WHAT IS WORTH SEEING, WHERE TO SEE IT, WHERE TO GO, HOW TO GO,
WHERE TO STOP AND WHAT IT COSTS.

WITH MAPS AND ILLUSTRATIONS

BY GEO. A. CROFUTT,

Author of  "Great trans-Continental Railroad Guide," "Crofutt's Trans-Continental Tourist,"
"Crofutt's New Overland Tourist," etc.

VOL. II - 1885

OMAHA, NEB.
The Overland Publishing Co

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Plantation Desk
This is a fine Plantation Desk in as found, untouched, original condition except that the lock is missing from the draw.
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Sander, tin
Rare tin Sander, 3" tall, 3" diameter.
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Treen Sander
Treen Sander, 3" tall, 3" diameter.
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Kentucy Rifle Gunpowder Tin
Kentucky Rifle Gunpowder Tin, Hazard Powder Company, Hazard, Con. 4-1/2" tall, good condition, small dent bottom right edge.
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18th Century Pennsylvania Water Bench
18th century Pennsylvania Water Bench in original untouched condition. A very similar bench is pictured in "Nutting's" Furniture Treasury, illus. 568.

Also pictured are various redware and stoneware jars, jugs and molds.

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Settee in quartersawn oak
Turn of the 19th century Settee in quartersawn oak. This bench has remarkable grain, lift seat and is in original condition and finish.
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Rainbow Bread Screen Door
Screen Door from old grocery store with "Rainbow is Good Bread" stencilled on the screen.
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Handel Table Lamp
Handel Table Lamp, very fine original condition, reverse painted shade. Shade signed and base marked "Handel".
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Grain Painted Dry Sink
Grain painted Dry Sink, original condition and finish. Mortise and peg construction.
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Wood and wrought iron bog shoes, set.
A set of four bog shoes, hand made in wood and wrought iron. These were working shoes, they are very well amde and show considerable wear from hooves on the top surface.

Bog shoes were worn by horses that work in cranberry or peat bogs to keep them from sinking in the muck.

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33 Drawer Apothecary
Apothecary with 33 drawers in original condition and finish and sandwich glass pulls. Bottom doors missing. Also, an assortment of blown glass and porcelain bottles. The bottles have glass labels and stoppers.
Price: $1500.00
Victor Company
This orange shperical television is labeled "Catalina" on the front behind the plastic screen. It was inspired by space helmets worn by astronauts in the 1960s. It has it's original antenna, plastic cover and chrome chain. The base is there but not attached.

It is a black and white television with a sharp and clear picture with good contrast. It works except for low volume, the tuner needs cleaning and it does not seem to work in UHF mode. The cord has been replaced. There are scratches in the screen which I believe would polish out and there is residue from masking tape on the front top. I choose not to try to remove it because I do not know what to use that will not damage the plastic, perhaps you do.

Molded in to the back is a label which says "Manufactured at Yokohama Plant, Victor Company of Japan." It also has a paper label, model number 122-2003 and serial number 14304662.

I have seen various other versions of this that are called JVC "Videosphere", model 3240.

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Victorian Hair Wreath
Victorian wreath made of hair, mounted in Walnt shadow box.
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Blown Glass Clock Dome, signed
Free blown glass clock dome. Large dome, supposed to be signed but haven't found it yet. Dimensions ~24" tall by 17" wide by 7-1/2" deep.
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Oak Show Case For Gloves, Display, C. 1890s
This unusual showcase is made to display gloves. It has three double sided panels with wire clips to hold the gloves against a wool lined back board. Each of the panels will side out and, at full extension, will pivot to display the goods mounted on the back of the panel.

C. 1890s oak, 35" wide by 25" high by 11" deep, original varnish and glass. The back side is wainscot. The varnish has dried and worn away in some places and it could be refinished.

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Cigar Case, Folk Art Portrait, Leather
This wonderful miniature oil portrait adorns the front of an early (1850s) calling card case. The back is also decorated.

The case is made from a hard material that I believe is leather. It has accordion edges that are dried out leather which will expand to form three storage areas. Only one end is open.

~5-5/8" in length and 2-3/4" wide, the image is ~2-3/4" by 3-1/4".

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Wrought, Cast Iron Coffee Grinder, Chuckwagon
Cast Iron and Wrought Iron grinder. I believe this is a coffee grinder and that it was installed in a chuck wagon of sheep herders wagon or possibly a conestoga.

The grinder is 7-1/2" tall (not counting the handle) and has an applied metal tags which says "Patent I. Wilson". The frame it is mounted in is of rough hewn lumber and nailed together with wrought nails. It has a wing nut behind to vary grind.

Overall size is ~12-1/2" tall by 13-1/2" wide by 9" deep.

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Hand Blown Glass Cloche, Plant Cover
Ya know, every antique dealer has sold things that they wish they hadn't. I know already that this is going to be one of them.

This is a very handsome free blown American glass Cloche. A cloche is a bell shaped glass cover which is placed over a plant to protect it from frost and to force its growth. Very few of them have survived, primarily because they were used outside in the garden and usually were broken from use or hail.

This one has very fine form, the pictures do not do it justice. It is free blown, there are bubble and lines in the glass. The ring was made seperately and applied to the body. The rim is folded to the inside.

There are no chips, cracks or any other damage, it is in pristine condition. It is 10" tall and ~10-1/4" in diameter.

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Walnut Counter Top Show Case, Slant Front-Top
This is probably one of the finest showcases I have everowned. C. 1890's in original very clear finish and nickel plated trim. It has both a slant front and slant top. 97" long, 14" high in back and 26" deep.

This show case is ready to make you money.

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Early Candlestand, Cherry, Original Surface
This is an early candlestand in a form I have never seen before. It is adjustable and has a key lock to hold the arm at the desired height. The base is a pyramid shaped block. The central pole is ovoid from shrinkage. The surface is the old red wash.

This well made candle stand has a very pleasing form. It is in original condition except that one of the pewter holders appears to have been replaced.

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Child's Eastlake Stepback Cupboard, Tramp Art
This child's stepback cupboard was made around the beginning of the 20th century. It exhibits an Eastlake influence and could also be considered Tramp Art. This is probably made by a father for his child, a fine example of American miniature furniture.

There are two doors and a shelf in the top section, and two drawers over one drawer in the bottom. A mixture of cut nails and wire nails was used in the construction, particularly the drawers. Some of the acorn finials around the top are missing and some of the small trim pieces on the front have been replaced.

It is 42-1/2'' tall by 23'' wide by 12'' deep. There are eleven pictures total.

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Zang Brewing Etched Nickel Beer Glass, Denver
This is a nickel (5 cent) size beer glass. It is etched with the logo of 'The PH. Zang Brewing Company, Denver, Colo'. The logo includes shafts of wheat, hops plants and a depiction of 'Mount of the Holy Cross'. It also says 'The C. A. Lammers Bottling Co.' near the bottom. It is in very good condition with the gold trim around the rim intact.

This glass is 3-1/2 in. tall and 2-3/8 in. in diameter with straight sides. The green paper inside is to make the etching show up for the camera.

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Desk Top Cabinet, Three Draws, Two Doors
I am not sure what to call this cabinet. I believe that it is C. 1840s, Empire or perhaps, Biedermeier. It is 13-1/2' tall, the base is 12' wide and 8-3/4' deep. Behind the two doors are three drawers. The entire piece except the bottom and back is covered in walnut burl veneer. I cannot find a single nail.

The draws are finely made with hand cut dovetails, champhered bottoms and the original brass pulls. The slots in the screws are off center, i.e. hand cut. Each draw is 8-3/4' by 3-1/2' by 6' deep.

Even the inside of the doors are walnut veneer. The brass is all original, the hinges, the latch in the left door and the lock in the right door. The key has broken off in the lock and I can not turn it. Again, the slots in the srews are off center.

I am also fascinated by what appears to be schrapnel in the left end of the cabinet. I have included a closeup where you can see bits of metal embedded in the surface. What a story that could tell!!!

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Plantation Desk, Walnut
C. 1870 Walnut Plantation Desk with paneled ends. It is two piece with a drawer in the base and a drawer inside. It is 53' tall by 37-1/2' wide by 23' deep, the writing surface is 21' deep.
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Plates, Set, Copeland Late Spode
This is a set of 10 plates, 10-1/2' in diameter bearing the marks 'May' and 'Copeland Late Spode'. There are also impressed marks 'Copeland Spode' in an oval and 'Y' over '91'. They show in the photos.

The border is a brown transfer with hand painted details in green, orange, light blue and cobalt blue which could be called 'flow blue'.

There is also a very large turkey platter available with the same border.

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Copeland Late Spode Turkey Platter

COPELAND LATE SPODE TURKEY PLATTER

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This turkey platter measures a whopping 23-1/2" by 18-3/4" by 2-1/4" deep. It is marked on the back "Copeland Late Spode", has an impressed "Copeland Spode" impressed mark and two other impressed marks, a "D" over "89" and "IN" over "22". I show them in the pictures.

The strutting "tom" turkey measures 8-1/2" tall and is hand painted in browns, greens, light blue, yellow, red and black. The landscape details are hand painted in the same colors.

The border is a brown transfer and sports hand painted details in orange, green, a light blue and cobalt blue which could be called 'flow blue'.

The only damage I can find is a small scratch in the tail of the turkey, some minor scratches in the glaze and normal wear on the back.

There is also available a set of ten plates 10-1/2" in diameter with the same border decorations and similar marks in a pattern "MAY".

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Wrought Iron Spiral Candle Stick
Adjustable spiral-type wrought iron candle holder with a simple chair-back hook at the tip and a lower knob that slides along the spiral to raise or lower the candle; 8-1/2 in. high.
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Child's Canary Yellow Soft Paste Cup
Very rare Ca. 1810 Child's Soft Paste Cup. Yellow with black transfer and copper lustre rim, applied handle, titled 'A TRIFLE FOR JAMES'. Good condition except two hairlines down from rim and minor glaze loss on handle. This cup is 2-1/2' tall and 2-1/2' in diameter.
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Child's Canary Yellow Soft Paste Cup
Very rare Ca. 1810 Child's Soft Paste Cup. Yellow with red transfer and applied handle, titled 'THE REWARD OF THE RIGHTEOUS IS A CROWN OF GLORY'. Good condition except two hairlines and rim chip. This cup is 2-1/8' tall and 2-1/8' in diameter.
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Pine Harvest Table, C. 1840
This c. 1840 Pine Harvest Table is from New Hampshire. The top is one board 21" wide and 6 feet long, the drops are 9" wide, the skirt is 23-1/2" from the floor. The hinges are wrought iron and original, the case is mortised and pegged and the square legs taper on the inside. It is 30" tall, 6 feet long, 39-1/2" wide with the leaves up and 23" wide with the leaves down.

A cleat has been added to the bottom of one leaf and brackets have been added to the underside, they show in the photos.

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Canary Yellow Child's Soft Paste Cup
Very rare Ca. 1810 Child's Soft Paste Cup. Yellow with red transfer green grass and copper lustre rim, applied handle, titled 'FOR A GOOD CHILD'. Good condition except two hairlines, one from rim to base. This cup is 2-1/4' tall and 2-1/2' in diameter.
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Dry Sink, Original Grain Painted Surface
This dry sink is made mostly of Poplar and painted to resemble Pine, the panels in the doors and drawers are painted to resemble burl. It also retains the original hardware and back. The well is dovetailed as are the draws, the case is nailed together with cut nails.

35-1/2' h. by 18-1/4' d. by 42-3/4' w.

This is an American Dry Sink in untouched original condition.

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