Extremely Large Rare American Copper Caldron With Excellent Ironwork Swing Handle. Circa: 1865-1885. Diameter 27", Height: 18" In An Outstanding State Of Original  More »

Extremely Large Rare American Copper Caldron With Excellent Ironwork Swing Handle. Circa: 1865-1885. Diameter 27", Height: 18" In An Outstanding State Of Original Preservation Stock # RT61217   « Less

Superb Rare 19th C American Shaker Chrome Yellow Painted Bucket With A White Interior. Circa: 1840-1870. Height: 9 inches, Diameter 11 1/2 inches. Provenance: Robert Belfit  More »

Superb Rare 19th C American Shaker Chrome Yellow Painted Bucket With A White Interior. Circa: 1840-1870. Height: 9 inches, Diameter 11 1/2 inches. Provenance: Robert Belfit Collection Willis Henry Shaker Auction Mark Reinfurt - Equinox Antiques & Fine Art Drs. John R. Ribic & Carla M. Kingsley Shaker Collection Mark Reinfurt - Equinox Antiques & Fine Art Stock # RT80601   « Less

Rare & Important 19th C American Shaker Canterbury, N.H. Mustard Yellow Paint Pail. Circa: 1850. The unusual and rare large size is a noteworthy example of the cooperage  More »

Rare & Important 19th C American Shaker Canterbury, N.H. Mustard Yellow Paint Pail. Circa: 1850. The unusual and rare large size is a noteworthy example of the cooperage industry at Canterbury. It was most likely used in the production of applesauce, an important industry at Canterbury. Pine with birch handle, original mustard yellow paint with blue painted interior, iron bands, bail and bail holders. The bottom with black painted script "W.H.Sauce" with attached handwritten letter of authenticity by Eldress Bertha Lindsay of the Canterbury Shakers. Height: 9 inches, Diameter 13 1/3" inches Provenance: Charles "Bud" Thompson Douglas Hamel, Chichester, New Hampshire Thomas C. Queen, Columbus, Ohio Drs. John R. ribic & Carla M. Kingsley Shaker Collection Mark Reinfurt - Equinox Antiques & Fine ArtStock # RT80604   « Less

Rare & Important 19th C American Shaker Canterbury, N.H. Tin Teapot Attributed To Brother Thomas Corbett Of The Church Family Who Was Listed As A Tin Smith Within The  More »

Rare & Important 19th C American Shaker Canterbury, N.H. Tin Teapot Attributed To Brother Thomas Corbett Of The Church Family Who Was Listed As A Tin Smith Within The Village. A Letter Of Authentication Accompanies The Tea Pot Listing Provenance. It has survived in a superb state of preservation without any damage, repair, replacement, no dents, or restoration. Tin with lead solder. Pristine Condition Height: 6 inches, Diameter 9 inches Provenance: Mark Reinfurt - Equinox Antiques & Fine Art Drs. John R. Ribic & Carla M. Kingsley Shaker Collection Mark Reinfurt - Equinox Antiques & Fine Art Stock # RT80606   « Less

Fine Late 19th / Early 20th American Shaker Sabbathday Lake Maine Sewing Carriers. Attributed To: Brother Delmar Wilson. Original Varnish Surface, Original Decal. In A Superb  More »

Fine Late 19th / Early 20th American Shaker Sabbathday Lake Maine Sewing Carriers. Attributed To: Brother Delmar Wilson. Original Varnish Surface, Original Decal. In A Superb State Of Preservation. No Damage, No Repair, No Replacements, No Restoration. Sold Individually! Mellow Nut Brown Patina! Stock # RT062409   « Less

Rare & Important 19th C American "Uncle Sam" Mechanical Bank With Original Key & Outstanding Original Paint. In A Choice State Of Preservation. Still Accepts Quarters Or  More »

Rare & Important 19th C American "Uncle Sam" Mechanical Bank With Original Key & Outstanding Original Paint. In A Choice State Of Preservation. Still Accepts Quarters Or Anything Else In Your Pocket! Recently Discovered In London! "Uncle Sam" He Sure Get's Around! We Are Actively Seeking To Purchase Or Broker Select Choice Objects As These Displayed On Our Website. Price $14,500.Stock # RT062402   « Less

Rare & Important 19th C American Shaker Canterbury, N.H. Mustard Yellow Paint Pail. Circa: 1850. The unusual and rare large size is a noteworthy example of the cooperage  More »

Rare & Important 19th C American Shaker Canterbury, N.H. Mustard Yellow Paint Pail. Circa: 1850. The unusual and rare large size is a noteworthy example of the cooperage industry at Canterbury. It was most likely used in the production of applesauce, an important industry at Canterbury. Pine with birch handle, original mustard yellow paint with blue painted interior, iron bands, bail and bail holders. The bottom with black painted script "W.H.Sauce" with attached handwritten letter of authenticity by Eldress Bertha Lindsay of the Canterbury Shakers. Height: 9 inches, Diameter 13 1/3" inches Provenance: Charles "Bud" Thompson Douglas Hamel, Chichester, New Hampshire Thomas C. Queen, Columbus, Ohio Drs. John R. ribic & Carla M. Kingsley Shaker Collection Mark Reinfurt - Equinox Antiques & Fine Art Stock # RT80605   « Less

Rare & Superb Classic Middle Period 19th Century American Shaker Canted Corner Finely Dovetailed Pine, Original Chestnut Brown Painted Finish, Shaped & Sculpted Hooped Handle  More »

Rare & Superb Classic Middle Period 19th Century American Shaker Canted Corner Finely Dovetailed Pine, Original Chestnut Brown Painted Finish, Shaped & Sculpted Hooped Handle Which Is Attached With Inset Original Screws, Delightfully Canted, And Superbly Dovetailed Shaped & Beveled Sides. A Choice Example Of American Shaker Craftsmanship In A Superb State Of Original Preservation. Height: 14" Length: 20" Depth: 12 1/4" (ex Tom Queen collection, ex Dr. Sprowls collection, ex Doug Towle collection) Shaker Craftsmanship At Its Best Classic 19th Century Middle Period. Circa: 1840-1860 Stock # V1003   « Less

A carved semi precious stone "Charoit" vase, probably Russian, early to mid 20th Century, H: 13" W: 7.5".

A carved semi precious stone "Charoit" vase, probably Russian, early to mid 20th Century, H: 13" W: 7.5".   « Less

A carved semi precious stone "Serpentine" vase, probably Russian, early to mid 20th Century, H: 16" W: 8".

A carved semi precious stone "Serpentine" vase, probably Russian, early to mid 20th Century, H: 16" W: 8".   « Less