18''W- Antique pewter charger pseudo touchmarks ER A B E British Ca. 1600's-1700's. Good early piece of British pewter with pseudo touchmarks which were used in 1600's-1700's  More »

18''W- Antique pewter charger pseudo touchmarks ER A B E British Ca. 1600's-1700's. Good early piece of British pewter with pseudo touchmarks which were used in 1600's-1700's to mimic marks on silver. Marked on rim- crown over E&R with faint G E below that and crowns over A B E- marks on back as shown mostly illegible one with N at edge of rectangle possibly LONDON. Good condition with some heavy scratches and wear, a good sized dent on rim, numerous small dings and some areas of pockmarks. Shipping wt. 7 lbs..   « Less

Pair of Continental iron and etched glass lanterns and brackets. H: 32" Dia: 12" (plus brackets)

Pair of Continental iron and etched glass lanterns and brackets. H: 32" Dia: 12" (plus brackets)   « Less

Ornate '20s look sconces, pre-dating the Deco era. A very impressive and outstanding pair of ornate 1920s Rococo style wall sconces. They are of larger size, and simply  More »

Ornate '20s look sconces, pre-dating the Deco era. A very impressive and outstanding pair of ornate 1920s Rococo style wall sconces. They are of larger size, and simply gorgeous. The metal is brass, and they come with a slightly antiqued look. The shades are cranberry glass with a carved and etched motif. Completely rewired to UL standards in our lamp shop with new bakelite sockets. Each socket is capable of up to 100 watts incandescent. However, when using incandescent light bulbs, we do recommend no higher than 60 to 65 watts to protect the antique glass shades from the heat. If brighter light is needed, compact fluorescent and LED light bulbs are a good alternative. These emit more light without excessive heat. Measurements: •Height: 16” •Width: 7 ¼" •Projection: 8 ½" from the wall into the room. Both sconces come complete with mounting kits. Price: $632.50 for the pair, plus $25.00 for Ground Shipping to addresses within the contiguous 48 states. Residents of Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico and International Customers: We gladly ship our listed items to our customers worldwide. Shipping costs are calculated and invoiced on a per-order basis. We complete the necessary paperwork to export our products. You are responsible for any additional paperwork required and any duty or customs fees. If you would like a shipping quote before purchase, please contact us...we would be happy to provide one!   « Less

Here is a very nice pair of table lamps...definitely vintage, but it has been difficult to determine an exact age. The lamps were cast in white metal, and have a nice "old  More »

Here is a very nice pair of table lamps...definitely vintage, but it has been difficult to determine an exact age. The lamps were cast in white metal, and have a nice "old gold" finish. The details are very charming. The Shepherd holds a crook in his right hand, while his canine companion rests faithfully at his feet. The Shepherdess carries a jar on her shoulder, and a lamb rests peacefully below. All-in-all, this couple makes a lovely pastoral pair. The pastoral motif has been around since the Greek and Roman times, but has been revived and refined throughout Western history. The Renaissance era produced many pieces of great art in this theme. The Victorian period also saw a resurgence in popularity of the pastoral motif. Shepherd Measurements: •Height: 34 3⁄8" overall (including the shade). •Width: 17" overall (including the shade). •Footprint: 8" wide x 7 ¾" deep. Shepherdess Measurements: •Height: 33 ¾" overall (including the shade). •Width: 17" overall (including the shade). •Footprint: 7 ¾" wide x 8" deep. This pair of lamps would work great with a wide range of interior designs, including classic Victorian, French Provincial, Tuscan décor, or even traditional Farmhouse or Country. $863.50 for this beautiful pair, plus $50.00 for Ground Shipping within the contiguous 48 states. Residents of Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico and International Customers: We gladly ship our listed items to our customers worldwide. Shipping costs are calculated and invoiced on a per-order basis. We complete the necessary paperwork to export our products. You are responsible for any additional paperwork required and any duty or customs fees. If you would like a shipping quote before purchase, please contact us...we would be happy to provide one!   « Less

1920s bank light, which is timeless...Deco...Edwardian...Art & Crafts... We were fortunate to obtain five of these fantastic original bank or commercial building lights.  More »

1920s bank light, which is timeless...Deco...Edwardian...Art & Crafts... We were fortunate to obtain five of these fantastic original bank or commercial building lights. We have restored one at this time, and we are offering it now. If multiples are desired, we can accommodate with an allowance for some restoration time. The metal is steel and iron, with some minor brass elements, all finished out in an old gold finish. Naturally, with time, this old gold has become like a worn Persian carpet...i.e. a bit muted, and a little thin here and there. But...being purists at heart, we are NOT re-doing the gold, and instead are leaving it as cleaned up a little. It is an antique after all. When this fixture was originally built, there was not much of a UL to speak of...so they played fast and loose with the wiring. But, we are a UL shop, and cannot do that. So, in the rewiring of this antique, we separated the lights into three circuits, and added a ground wire for the internal wire used. All three circuits come together in the canopy where one #12 wire unites the three circuits for installation. All new porcelain sockets were installed, and now this item is truly up to modern code. Measurements: •Large Rim: 20 sockets, with a diameter of 48 ½". •Small Rim: 4 sockets, with a diameter of 18". •Height: Present height is 55", but can be shortened by as much as 15" if desired. Naturally...it also can be lengthened to any length. Completely rewired to UL standards in our UL certified lamp shop with new porcelain sockets. Each socket is capable of 100 watts. We only put a 40 watt bulb into each socket, but much larger wattages are available for these "G" type (Globe) light bulbs if a total of 960 watts is not deemed sufficient. Bulbs “do” come with the fixture. A heavy duty mounting kit will be supplied. Simply a great find for that classic ambiance returned. Going onto the net and looking up 20s banks and commercial buildings, this type of light will often be found in several of those old pictures. Where did they all go? We have found very few indeed. Especially in multiples. Price: $2,695.00 each, plus Freight Shipping costs. Freight costs will be calculated and invoiced separately after purchase. If you would like a freight quote before purchase, please contact us...we would be happy to provide one!   « Less

Edwardian look sconces pre-dating the Deco era Simple, but outstanding pair of turn-of-the-century style sconces. The metal is brass, and they come with a slightly  More »

Edwardian look sconces pre-dating the Deco era Simple, but outstanding pair of turn-of-the-century style sconces. The metal is brass, and they come with a slightly antiqued look. The shades are cranberry glass with carved and etched motif. Measurements: •Height: 12 ½" •Width: 4 ¼" •Projection: 6 ½" from the wall into the room. Completely rewired to UL standards in our UL certified lamp shop with new bakelite sockets. Each socket is capable of up to 100 watts...however, due to the fragility of antique shades, we recommend no more than 60 to 65 watts incandescent due to the heat emitted from these light bulbs. If brighter light is needed, we recommend compact fluorescent or LED light bulbs. These radiate more light, and with much less heat than incandescent light bulbs. Both sconces come complete with mounting kits. Price: $495.00 for the pair, plus $25.00 for Ground Shipping within the contiguous 48 states. Residents of Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico and International Customers: We gladly ship our listed items to our customers worldwide. Shipping costs are calculated and invoiced on a per-order basis. We complete the necessary paperwork to export our products. You are responsible for any additional paperwork required and any duty or customs fees. If you would like a shipping quote before purchase, please contact us...we would be happy to provide one!   « Less

Vintage set of six Early American country Windsor chairs in black made by the Warren Chair Company c1981. The Warren Chair Company has made exact reproductions of 18th  More »

Vintage set of six Early American country Windsor chairs in black made by the Warren Chair Company c1981. The Warren Chair Company has made exact reproductions of 18th century American Country Windsor chairs all by hand, just like the originals since 1981 in RI . These chairs are both strong and comfortable. Excellent condition. The side chairs measure 17 3/4 inches to the top of their seats, 17.5 inches deep, 16.5 inches wide and 38.5 inches to the top of their backs. The two arm chairs each measure 39.5 inches to the top of their backs, 17.5 inches to the top of their seats, 19.5 inches wide and 27 inches across the knuckle arms. .... Please feel free to visit our consultant service www.AntiquesConsultant.com, along with our online antiques price quide www.PriceMyItem.com   « Less

Vintage set of six Wallace Nutting Pilgrim style ladder back chairs c1920-30. This set of 6 chairs consists of one arm and five side chairs. The original Wallace Nutting  More »

Vintage set of six Wallace Nutting Pilgrim style ladder back chairs c1920-30. This set of 6 chairs consists of one arm and five side chairs. The original Wallace Nutting block stamp is impressed into the bottom rails. Good untouched original condition. Never waxed or polished. Some old surface use wear, one seat replaced and two have some rush missing. These are exact reproductions of 17th century chairs, made by the famous furniture company of Wallace Nutting. Nutting author of "Furniture Treasury" a book that documented the finest examples of American furniture of the late 16th, 17th,18th and early 20th century in America, started a furniture company that copied the best examples from those periods. His cabinet men used similar woods and construction methods. See: Wallace Nutting supreme edition General Catalog page 76 for similar examples of these chairs........ If you wish to see all the items we carry go to our our main website www.OneofaKindAntiques.com. We also have a consultant service www.AntiquesConsultant.com, along with an online antiques price guide www.PriceMyItem.com   « Less

Sol Lewitt aquatint of a cube in a square. Signed lower right S LeWitt TP (TP stands for test proof). Vibrant colors, no fading. Acquired directly from the artist. Framed by  More »

Sol Lewitt aquatint of a cube in a square. Signed lower right S LeWitt TP (TP stands for test proof). Vibrant colors, no fading. Acquired directly from the artist. Framed by Chester Gallery in Chester, CT. The frame measures 20 x 27 inches, the print measures 19 x 26 inches and the image itself measures 14 x 21 inches.Sol LeWitt was born in Hartford, CT, to a family of Jewish immigrants from Russia. His mother took him to art classes at the Wadsworth Atheneum in Hartford. After receiving a BFA from Syracuse University in 1949, LeWitt traveled to Europe where he was exposed to Old Master painting. Shortly thereafter, he served in the Korean War, first in California, then Japan, and finally Korea. LeWitt moved to New York City in 1953 and set up a studio on the Lower East Side, in the old Ashkenazi Jewish settlement on Hester Street. During this time he studied at the School of Visual Arts while also pursuing his interest in design at Seventeen Magazine, where he did paste-ups, mechanicals, and photostats. In 1955, he was a graphic designer in the office of architect I.M. Pei for a year. Around that time, LeWitt also discovered the work of the late 19th-century photographer Eadweard Muybridge, whose studies in sequence and locomotion were an early influence. These experiences, combined with an entry-level job as a night receptionist and clerk he took in 1960 at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York, would influence LeWitt's later work. To learn more about the artist, please go to http://SolLeWittCollection.com ....... If you wish to see all the items we carry go to our main website www.OneofaKindAntiques.com. We also have a consultant service www.AntiquesConsultant.com, along with an online antiques price quide www.PriceMyItem.com   « Less

de Vegh art pottery Art Deco rooster candle holders crystalline blue glaze rare. 8 1/8''T X 8''L & 8''T X 7 2/3''L- Wonderful and rare Art Deco redware art pottery rooster  More »

de Vegh art pottery Art Deco rooster candle holders crystalline blue glaze rare. 8 1/8''T X 8''L & 8''T X 7 2/3''L- Wonderful and rare Art Deco redware art pottery rooster candle holders with beautiful, crystalline type blue glaze. Signed- de Vegh. Excellent condition with minor scratches, 2 tiny shallow flakes on bottom rim of one and some light wax residue on each. Shipping wt. 4 lbs..   « Less