Featured Items (Click on individual
photos to see more detail.)
East Tennessee Plantation Desk
A true plantation desk is made of two parts, a stand
used for a writing surface and a top unit that opens to reveal pigeon
holes and storage. The top section would be lifted off the stand in the
plantation house and placed in the bed of a wagon. From there it was taken
to the fields to tally the crops as they were harvested. This particular
one is crafted in solid walnut and originates from Johnson City,
Washington County, Tennessee from about 1880.
SOLD
Collection of Salt Glazed Pottery
A collection of salt glazed pottery decorated with
cobalt blue designs in both crocks and jugs. Dating from the mid to late
1800s, these pieces are marked New York, Maine, and Massachusetts. Please
call of email for prices.
English Pub Table with 4 Chairs
& Server
This draw leaf oak table is 36 inches by 42 inches with 2
- 9 inch leaves. Included also are four matching oak chairs with their
original leather seats and a matching server with 3 drawers and 3 shelved
storage areas. This set originates from England in the early 1900s.
SOLD
Grain Painted Washstand
Rare yellow grain painted washstand with a scrolled
back splash. Original three colored striped stencil decoration along top,
back splash and front. Complete with a lift top, lower drawer and
cupboard for storage. All dovetailed construction. Originates from an
estate in Branford, Connecticut.
SOLD
Welsh Dresser
In
England a dresser was a cabinet that stored serving platters and bowls and
was used to “dress the food” before serving. The open top was used to
display the family’s best pewter and crockery. This is a fine example with
two glass enclosed cupboards on the open top, a base with ample storage
all resting on lovely Queen Anne legs and pad feet. This dresser measures
78 inches tall, 66 inches wide and 20 inches deep. We offer this dresser
at The Antique Market for $1895.
Farm House Table and 2 Chairs
This lovely table is heart pine, made with square
nails, features 'cookie cutter' corners and turned legs. It is paired with
2 beautifully stenciled and painted side chairs. We offer this selection
for $695
Oak Tilt Top Dresser
Lovely oak tilt top dresser with three drawers.
Original tear drop pulls and wood applique on splash back. The mirror is
beveled on this early 1900s piece. Clean as a pin. We have this priced at
$365.
Chest on Stand
This is a perfect walnut five drawer chest on stand, raised on shaped
cabriole legs. This piece originates from a Connecticut estate. The five
graduated drawers have chamfered bottoms and the entire chest is hand made
with pegged construction and its original brass hardware. This is an
exceptional piece and we offer it
for $1495.
Moorcroft Pottery
Moorcroft of England is considered the world's finest pottery. We have
recently imported 4 lovely Moorcroft vases. Two are 7 1/2
inches in height and the smaller two are 4 1/4 inches. All four have a cobalt
blue base color and hand painted flowers. Each piece is signed by the artist. The
Antique Market offers these at $375 each for the taller example and $235 each
for the shorter.
Inlaid Secretary Bookcase
This is a lovely petite secretary bookcase with both a C curve roll top
and slide out writing surface. The top bookcase has two adjustable shelves
an is complete with four original finials. Beautifully detailed with burl
and inlaid wood design. Originating from Connecticut circa early 1900s. We
offer this piece for -
SOLD
Primitive Dry Sink - New Hampshire
Originating from the mid 1800s in Chichester, Merrimack
County, New Hampshire, this dry sink measures 42 inches wide by 18 inches
deep and is 31 inches high. With a warm rich color, this dry sink has its
original metal thumb latch and wooden pull on the one door cupboard below.
We offer this piece at $749.
Pewter Cupboard
Charmingly worn, this antique pewter cupboard dating from the late 1800s
to early 1900s is
hand made of pine with square nails. There is a generous work surface or serving area as
well as an upper shelf with plate grooves for display. The bottom
cupboard with one door offers extra storage. This piece originated in
Connecticut. We offer this pewter cupboard for $1295.
Kentucky Cherry Corner Cupboard
This blind panel cherry cupboard with two base doors and two upper do ors
originates from Fleming County, Kentucky. Circa mid-1800s. The
shelves are made of reeded walnut. A rare example of Southern
Americana, such examples of craftsmanship in exceptionally fine condition
are becoming quite rare. $7,895.
The Antique Market offers a wide array of authentic antique
china and porcelain including English flow blue, French Limoges,
English Spode & Aynsley and bone china, majolica, early transferware, and American-made
pieces, in a variety of colors (e.g., blue, rose, green, black, brown), shapes, themes, and patterns for the
discriminating collector to the professional decorator. Offered at a
range of prices. Assortment of Antique Boxes
The Antique Market offers a fine
collection of early English boxes, lap desks, work/sewing boxes, and tea
caddies all dating from the 1840s to early 1900s. The condition and
quality of each piece is unsurpassed. Offered at a range of prices.
Assortment of Antique Duck Decoys
The Antique Market offers numerous antique carved
duck decoys in wood as well as paper examples. Ranging in price from
$75 to $300, there are styles and types to suit the beginner as well as
the seasoned decoy collector.
Early Pantry Cupboard
The simple linear design of this early pantry cupboard will fit nicely
into a modern space where an antique accent is desired.
Crafted in pine, the exterior is finished in a deep rich satin brown color
with the interior painted in a country green.
The three thick shelves within are in a natural wood finish. This lovely
cupboard stands at nearly 5 feet in height. Truly exceptional! $975.
Black Americana- Movie Poster
This 1921 movie poster from Reol Productions is in very good to
excellent condition and has been professionally matted and framed. The
Call of His People stating that it had a notable cast of colored
artists and was adapted from the well known novel "The Man Who Would Be
White" by Aubrey Bowser. The actual cardboard poster measures 12 inches by
16 inches and is offered at The Antique Market for $495.
Antique Kitchen Cupboard
If you seek an exceptional example of a furnishing that exemplifies the
American Country kitchen of the 1930s, look no further! Found in
Indiana, this antique cupboard has all the features that one looks for to
accentuate a country style -- three spice drawers and two original frosted
glass doors centered over a working surface beneath. Complete with a
flour bin, bread drawer, and dough board. Crafted in oak and made in the
USA with all original hardware. A beautiful piece of Americana!
$1349.
Mid 1800s Ohio Cherry Corner Cupboard
This extremely fine antique cherry cupboard had its origins in Southern
Ohio. The two doors feature 12 panes of original wavy glass.
The shelves are crafted of walnut and poplar secondary woods. Circa
mid-1800s. $9,495.
Victorian Bookcase
This is an exquisite, tall Victorian Bookcase with
original double glass doors. There is ample storage below with with 3
hidden drawers and a cupboard below. This elegantly simple piece is 80
inches tall and 48 inches wide, with a depth of 20 inches. This bookcase
is of exceptional quality and would easily become the focus of any room.
We offer this piece at The Antique Market for $2695.
Low Pine Pantry
This pine pantry is just 42 inches high, 50 inches wide
and 17 inches deep. With its original brass hardware and 3 sturdy shelves
this piece is as useful as it is beautiful. All pegged construction.
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