Solid oak curved glass china cabinet. Currently in the hospital for a tune-up. Ready soon.
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The original Ipod... 1920's model? Victrola. The case is a little rough but intact. Still plays fine. Quite loud actually.
$229.95 |
Eastlake style dresser with marble top (no chips or cracks).
$499.95 Sale $349.95 |
Carved marble bust. Marked on the back. Minor damage. With pedestal...
$129.95
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Case knife (5 3/8" closed) single blade made between 1905 and 1920. The Case label is pretty worn but the blade has hardly been sharpened at all. Does have a couple of minor nicks. The only flaw is a chip in the grip on the back side. Check the stamp. The number 6151 is on the reverse side.
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Walnut pedestal table with one drawer. Nice, original condition.
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This old gold plaster front mirror is in very nice shape for it's age and it has a 1" bevel. The silver is still clear. 26"x49"
$199.95
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Nice variety of old mirrors, photos, etc.
$30 to $300 |
Celluloid hand mirror and brush set. Sitting on another old mirror. The celluloid has a spot or two but is intact. It's mirror needs new silver.
$29.95 mirror & brush
$24.95 mirror tray |
The stereo-scope is the late 1800's equivalent of TV. Folks would sit around their parlour and take turns looking at picture of exotic places. We have many "views" available.
$79.95 Scope
$3.95 ea. view
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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. One is 60" long and one is 57". 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. The arrows note where the ring has worn the stone away as it flipped from side to side. As seen in the photos, the corners are squared leaving rough stone slightly protruding in the middle.
From the Abner Cooke* era.
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*Designed TX governor's mansion, and other historic Austin homes. |
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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. |
