Apple Corers were a common tool found in the 18th century, often made from sheep leg bone or wood. They featured a sharpened and hollowed-out end to scoop and remove the core of an apple. On rarer occasions you will find examples that are made of Sterling Silver. Silver Apple Corers first appear in Europe in […]
Here we have a beautifully crafted 19th Century double barrel muzzleloading sporting shotgun that was made in Mainz Germany. It features full tapered damascus barrels with 20 gauge bores, gold inlay, and hand engraved breeching. Engraved percussion locks signed GEBR LINDENSCHMIT IN MAINZ. The locks feature half cock locks and function crisp and clean as […]
This Antique Wrought Iron Peerman is a really great example of an early double lighting fixture. It features both a candle cup as well as a spring loaded arm that can hold a second candle or a Fatwood torch. It is small enough in size that it could be portable and carried from room to […]
Original pair of Antique Candle Snuffer Wick Trimmers. Designed to snuff the flame of your candle while also trimming the wick to the appropriate height. Very nice condition and great design. The overall length is 6 3/4″ Price: $55.00
This is a very nice, early Nineteenth Century Child’s Ladder Back Chair. The time period for a chair with this style of delicately turned finials, which are extremely well done is 1820’s-1840’s. It also has very nicely turned legs that have great turnings at the top as well as the bottom of the chair. A […]