Mahogany music cabinet, 13"x19"x38"
with 6 shelves inside to store sheet music. Popular back during the days of your piano in the parlor.
$99.95
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Solid oak table. 24"x30" with a little shelf at the bottom.
$99.95 |
Shaker-esk rocking chair. Sometimes referred to as a
"grandma" rocker because of it's small size. Granny would use it to rock the grand kids.
Sale $49.95 |
Wood trim trunk with original interior. Exterior has been painted brown 12"x21"x31"
$99.95
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Solid walnut? drop leaf table. 18"x44" with the leaves down and each leaf 20"x44" Fully extended, the table measures 44" wide and 58" long. All but one of the original white ceramic wheels remain. Nice old thang.
$199.95 |
30's writing desk reincarnated with little fairy decals and an overlay of cracked, surf green paint. Structurally sound and ready for inspiration.
$119.95
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"Cupid Awakes" by M. B. Parkinson was a three image grouping. The group came in two sizes, of which this is the larger. Still in it's original faux wood grained metal frame, previous owner rematted acid free.
$199.95 |
Crusty old brass umbrella stand. Lion faces with rings in their mouths. 10.5"x22"
$139.95 Sale $99.95
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Cut limestone hitching posts rumored to have come from the Texas Governor's Mansion. They must have been removed in one of the many remodelings that have taken place over the years. One is 60" long, 40" of which would be above ground and one is 57" with 38" above ground. Both posts are a tapered rectangle measuring approx. 9"x10" and tapering to 6.5"x8" at the top. The top is pyramidal with a 2.75" metal ring in the center. As seen in the photos, the corners are squared leaving rough stone slightly protruding in the middle.
Efforts to authenticate are underway.
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Solid walnut side table and magazine rack combination (13"x24"x25"). Interesting design detail on each end. Some finish wear on top.
$99.95 |
Small (16"x16"x24") oak end table with a high steppin' attitude.
$39.95
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Another hand tinted photo of Mr. Galloway. Judging from the size and quality of the photo and frame, it would seem that he survived WW I and went on to become successful in life. 18.5"x24"
$89.95 Sale |
Fine example of early iridescent carnival glass by Northwood. This beautiful 6" dish carries the strawberry pattern. It is marked with "N" and shows wear and minor chipping (just above 9 o'clock) on the base.
$89.95 |
Vintage sterling silver prayer box. Highly detailed scenes on the top, left side, front, right side. Hallmarks on the bottom indicate sterling, Sheffield, England, etc. Nice condition.
$49.95 |
Believed to be "Peacock and Urn" by Fenton. This 9" dish is in fine condition. No chips or cracks.
$59.95
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Charm String, probably began late 1800's. Popular social activity of young women from around 1850 to 1900. One was to collect 999 buttons for your string. They had to be given to you by another person. This "String" is only 52" long. It contains glass, brass (some military), steel, hard rubber, perhaps some amber. Who knows what else. More photos available.
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There are numerous brass military buttons included in this string. |
