This is an original 18th Century Pie Crimper. Very neat and most likely early 18th Century. The handle is forged from wrought iron and split and separated to house the brass crimper wheel. The handle has a slight flair to the back end, and is then forged into a nicely formed hook with a scrolled […]
This is a brand new bag and horn set that is fully outfitted with all the necessary accouterments. The Beaver Tail bag was made by Terry Crawford, and in his usual style, it has many pockets for storage. On the face on the bag, under the bag flap, are two slit pockets for housing small […]
This is a great, early antique horn. It measures 15″ on the outside curve and is 3″ diameter at the base. The spout has been nicely faceted to a tapered octagon. The butt has a domed plug with a brass ring for strap attachment. The horn is tightly sealed and will hold powder for years […]
This is a brand new Double Pouch shooting bag made by Terry Crawford. The bag measures 9″ wide by 8 1/2″ tall. Inside the bag there are 2 separate pouches to hold all your supplies, 2 small pockets to house cleaning jags or flints, as well as 2 tool loops. The back side of the […]
This is a brand new, contemporary made powder horn that has an aged look with a rugged frontier charm. It measures about 11 1/2″ on the outside curve and features a domed pine plug in the butt end, with an iron staple for the strap. The horn comes equipped with an adjustable leather strap that […]
This is a very nice, 18th Century, English Chestnut Roaster. It is all brass construction and still 100 percent original condition. It measures right over 19″ long with a 15 1/2″ handle. These are fairly Uncommon as you rarely see them for sale. They make a great addition to any collection and look superb when […]
This is a great 18th Century style, adjustable iron candle stand. It is made to mimic the best two light candle stands that were being produced in the 18th Century by German emigrants in America. The base has been forged with tapered legs that terminate in penny feet, while the main upright shaft displays an […]
This is a really nice 18th Century style Belt Axe with tons of character. The head is very well proportioned at 4 5/8″ long with the cutting edge 2″ tall. There are decorative moldings filed on the blade and the poll. The Hickory handle is 13″ long and exhibits distressing with great color. The head […]
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 […]
This is an Antique, Original “Bamboo Turned” Windsor Side Chair. The Bamboo Turned Windsors were typical from 1790-1850. This particular example shows beautiful age, wear and patina in all the right places. Originally, Windsor chairs were painted due to the fact that different species of wood were used in their construction. As you can see, […]