ITEM SOLD! Antique Kellogg Company hand crank telephone is in Repair Condition. Made By: Kellogg Company Chicago USA.Chicago USA. Would look great displayed in home  More »

ITEM SOLD! Antique Kellogg Company hand crank telephone is in Repair Condition. Made By: Kellogg Company Chicago USA.Chicago USA. Would look great displayed in home today. *Selling as is condition.   « Less

Vintage pig old fashioned no hole ceramic pottery piggy bank is in Excellent Condition. No indication of maker. There's a few pennies inside the bank. Measurements: 6  More »

Vintage pig old fashioned no hole ceramic pottery piggy bank is in Excellent Condition. No indication of maker. There's a few pennies inside the bank. Measurements: 6 1/2in. H, 9in. L by 5in. W.   « Less

Old vintage Kenmore metal turning fan is in great working condition. Tested & Works Great! Body is in good condition with some minor paint wear. Has a on & off switch.  More »

Old vintage Kenmore metal turning fan is in great working condition. Tested & Works Great! Body is in good condition with some minor paint wear. Has a on & off switch. Can be mounted to a wall if needed. Measurements: 15in. tall, 12in. width, 9 1/2in. length.   « Less

Circa mid 1800 table mount sewing bird, solid brass feather stamped and spring mounted body, pin cushion on bird’s back, plain cast iron table clamp with heart cutout  More »

Circa mid 1800 table mount sewing bird, solid brass feather stamped and spring mounted body, pin cushion on bird’s back, plain cast iron table clamp with heart cutout thumb screw. 5.75” tall, 3.75” long, 2” wide. Condition – excellent, great overall patina. 130 - Identical examples with fancy clamps and “Patented, Feb 15, 1853”, This patent was granted to Charles Waterman, Meriden, CT. - Sewing birds are also considered one of the items manufactured by Bradley & Hubbard, Meriden, CT, in the early 1850’s, Some dated models have identical stampings, but generally had floral castings on the clamp. ?-Could this be an early undated and plain version? - It could probably be assumed the Bradley and Hubbard was the company of choice by Waterman for production and retailing?? http://www.leevalley.com/newsletters/Gardening/4/5/whatisit.htm   « Less

Victorian perfume corkscrew, mother of pearl handle, excellent turned instrument. 4 5/8th” long. Condition – overall excellent, shows nice patina/wear on  More »

Victorian perfume corkscrew, mother of pearl handle, excellent turned instrument. 4 5/8th” long. Condition – overall excellent, shows nice patina/wear on blade. 491h - These smaller corkscrews were used for the smaller corks used in perfume, ink and medical bottles of the nineteenth century.   « Less

Large 19th century counter top balance scales, “W&T Avery, Birmingham, England, Class B, to weigh 7lb”(marked four times), porcelain pedestal, solid brass-each  More »

Large 19th century counter top balance scales, “W&T Avery, Birmingham, England, Class B, to weigh 7lb”(marked four times), porcelain pedestal, solid brass-each piece impressed “3”, reticulated cast iron harp with scrolls, anthemion and pineapple motif, cast iron base-marked “Avery, & numbered”, glass plate/disc on left side for holding item to be measured, brass dish on right side. 33.5” tall, 24” wide, approx 10" deep. Condition – overall excellent, some glaze crazing on pedestal, missing the original flat porcelain plate on measuring arm(left side)-could be replaced with thick glass or brass plate of exactly two pounds to balance. 624 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/W_&_T_Avery_Ltd. - A great accessory for a large modern kitchen for weighing your dinner plate, etc.   « Less

An unusual antique wooden dog carrier, by A. Backus, Jr., & Sons, dating from the early 1900’s and featuring a signed medallion on the front identifying the maker.  More »

An unusual antique wooden dog carrier, by A. Backus, Jr., & Sons, dating from the early 1900’s and featuring a signed medallion on the front identifying the maker. Absalom Backus, Jr. (1824-1901) and his sons were manufacturers of dog crates and woven boxes in Detroit, MI. Henry N. Backus patented this animal crate in 1902, patent number 698782 – designed for “shipping fine dogs and other valuable animals.” This dog kennel features an arched roof, with a door in the front and a spring-loaded chute above for food (labeled “Dog Biscuit, Water Here, Pull Open to Feed”). The edges of the crate are reinforced with metal; however, this apparently didn’t deter a feisty previous occupant, who appears to have chewed through the crate at the edge of the door, and also managed to remove a few boards from the floor of the cage (pictured). This dog cage measures 28 ¼” wide, 40 ½” long, and 36” tall. NDOG1-RW   « Less

Early hand made copper cauldron on stand. This cauldron measures 24.5 inches from handle to handle, 10.5 inches high. The hand made wooden stand measures 2.5 inches high.  More »

Early hand made copper cauldron on stand. This cauldron measures 24.5 inches from handle to handle, 10.5 inches high. The hand made wooden stand measures 2.5 inches high. Note the large hand forged dovetails on the base and sides. This piece would make an impressive vegetable or fruit container for a country kitchen. Shipping extra. Connecticut residents and buyers picking up in Connecticut add 6.35% state sales tax. Buyers outside the USA are responsible for any taxes,tariffs or customs that might apply.This piece is on display in our gallery at Old Saybrook Antiques Center and can be seen in-person by visiting 756 Middlesex Tpke Old Saybrook, CT 06475. For hours of operation visit: http://www.OldSaybrookAntiques.com *** If you wish to see examples of similar items we have sold and/or appraised please go to our affiliate site www.OneofaKindAntiques.com and click the Archives / Homepage logo ***   « Less

American Country kitchen butter churn c1860. This butter churn has been refinished to bring out its original deep rich wood color.

American Country kitchen butter churn c1860. This butter churn has been refinished to bring out its original deep rich wood color.   « Less

Circa 1910 Length: 17"

Circa 1910 Length: 17"   « Less