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 […]
Really nice example of an early, possibly 16th-17th Century wrought iron candle stand. Often referred to as a “Peerman” or “Torch Holder” in early text, they can hold candles or fatwood splints. The sockets are large enough to hold any candle or fatwood up to 1.5″ in diameter and are held in by the long […]
Original hand forged wrought iron fork, in good shape and till retaining its original hanger hooks which are often broken or missing. The fork measures 14.5″ in length. Price: $45
This .54 caliber Colonial Virginia Rifle is quite a unique and interesting offering. Stocked in a nice piece of figured cherry, this rifle is outfitted with a traditional tapered ram rod, sling swivels, a hand coned muzzle and a large siler flintlock that has been completely gone over and hand tuned. The unique feature on […]
.69 caliber French Fusil built by Roy Stroh. Stocked in figured cherry with a 56″ octagon to round barrel that’s paired up with a French Flintlock by Jim Chambers. It features engraved brass mounts, relief carving, polished lock/barrel and a low sheen oil finish on the cherry stock. This fusil has seen very little use […]
Both knives were made by Beaver Bill. The larger knife measures 12″ long with a 7 1/2″ blade. **SOLD** The smaller knife measures 8 3/4″ long with a 4″ blade. – $100 **BOTH Pipe Hawks are Now SOLD** One pipe hawk was hand forged by Beaver Bill from a gun barrel and is […]
English style Sporting Gun built by Greg Estes out of Georgia. Greg used a piece of locally grown Georgia Black Walnut for the stock and paired it up to a 42″ Colerain barrel with an octagon-to-round profile and 6 groove round bottom rifling in the .54 caliber bore. The lock is a Chambers Round-Faced English […]
20 ga. Colonial American Fowler built by Jack Cook. This fowler is a Lancaster County Pennsylvania style fowling piece from the 1760-1780 time period. It is based largely on a surviving example believed to have been made by John Newcomer in, Hempfield Twp, Lancaster County. One of the most unique and pleasing features of the […]
Nice custom .50 caliber York rifle built by Mike Ruggero. Aside from the buttplate and trigger guard all of the other mounts were hand made by Mike. The 2 piece patchbox was completely hand fabricated from sheet brass and features all hand made springs and a hand forged latch. Mike also hand swaged the one […]
This is a really nice, well-built custom Virginia smooth rifle by D. Anderson. The rifle is stocked is a high grade piece of curly maple that exhibits great color and contrast, really bringing out all of the highs and lows of the relief carving. It is mounted with aged iron furniture and includes an early […]