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This page will include some of the infrequent base metal objects, glassware, prints and furniture that we get in. Commonly found base metal objects could be made of copper or its alloys of brass and bronze, the tin-based pewter alloy, iron or steel. The smaller items listed on this page can be shipped; pieces of furniture and large framed prints will probably have to be picked up by the purchaser. If a piece is marked Hold it has been reserved by a customer, if it is marked Paid we have received a check, and if it is marked Sold the transaction has been completed. To examine our latest additions please check out our New Listings. Please use the inventory number during correspondence to help us identify a particular item.
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1435-01. Pair Antique American Brass & Iron Andirons with shaped circular shafts and ball finials; marked by Hunneman of Boston MA, c.1820-1850. | Each 11.75" high, 9.0" wide, 24" deep, 13.0" deep behind log jams. Back foot repaired with angle iron. | $ 1,900. |
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1410-34. Pair Antique French Gilt Bronze Candlesticks with foliate and bead decoration, the stems cast in halves and threaded into the base; unmarked c.1800-1830. No mono. | 7.0" high at detachable bobeche, 3.75" foot diameter, 2.12" bobeche diameter. One bobeche dented, nozzles with crack at solder joints, one stem bolted to base. | $ 625. |
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1049-39. Antique Bronze Mortar of short tapering cylindrical cast form with flaring lip, the sides decorated with rough floral(?) protuberances between notched columns; marked only with a "5" on base, probably European 16th/17th century. | 3.25" high, 5" lip diameter, 3.62" foot diameter. | $ 550. |
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1493-02. American Bronze Architectural Portrait Plaque of rectangular form with rounded top, cast with a portrait with presentation below, applied three dimensional ivy border; signed by Edwin E. Codman and cast at the Gorham Co. in New York NY. The cast inscription reads in part "IN GRATEFUL RECOGNITION...FRANCIS WAYLAND AYER FIRST PRESIDENT OF THIS YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION...1912". | 36" high, 24Ό" wide, 2" wide at border. This is extremely heavy; we could deliver within a reasonable distance but would prefer not to ship. (If shipped FedEx Ground we estimate $100-150 cost depending on distance) | $ 1,000. |
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1285-27. George VI Colored Mezzotint depicting seven fancy tulips against a landscape originally drawn by Philip Reinagle c.1798 and published as Robert John Thornton's "Temple of Flora: Tulip"; this reproduction signed by Arthur Hogg and copyrighted by Thomas Ross & Son Ltd. of London in 1947. Nicely framed and matted with acid free board. | Image: 17.75" high, 14.5" wide; Frame: 27.12" high, 23.0" wide. | $ 750. |
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1411-27. Edward VII Colored Print of "From Covert to Covert" depicting a pack of hunting dogs and riders on horseback in the countryside after a 1908 painting by E. A. S. Douglas; published 2 May 1909 by Messrs. Fores at 41 Piccadilly London W. Possibly a re-strike. Framed and matted. | Image: 23.75" high, 11.75" wide; Frame: 37.25" high, 24.0" wide. | $ 495. |
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1411-28. Edward VII Colored Print of "A Sure Find" depicting a pack of hunting dogs and riders on horseback in the countryside after a 1908 painting by E. A. S. Douglas; published 2 May 1909 by Messrs. Fores at 41 Piccadilly London W. Possibly a re-strike. Framed and matted. | Image: 23.75" high, 11.75" wide; Frame: 37.25" high, 24.0" wide. | $ 495. |
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1546-36. Antique American Mahogany Card Table of classical form, the d-form book leaf hinged top rotating 90 degrees to open above the molded edge skirt supported by a exceptionally carved and brass stringed lyre pedestal mounted on four curved and carved klismos legs, gilt brass paw feet and small roundels; made in Philadelphia PA c.1815. | 29.5" high, 38" long, 19" deep. Four later larger mounted roundels (modern Presidential dollars!), veneer repair to right panel on top, several veneer and molding repairs. Will not ship; can deliver within a reasonable distance. | $ 8,500. |
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1435-08. Antique American Mahogany Card Table of classical form, the rectangular book leaf hinged top rotating 90% to open above the molded edge apron on a ring carved and reeded knob pedestal base supported by four tapering reeded saber legs ending in original cast brass claw foot castors; made by an unidentified Baltimore cabinetmaker c.1825., | 29.5" high, 38" long, 19" deep. Old veneer repairs to top; the apron molding may be an old replacement. When open there is a Ό gap between the two halves of the top. Will not ship; can deliver within a reasonable distance. | $ 4,500. |
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Last updated 6 September 2012
