Gloria N. Greenwald Antiques & Folk Art
We have been dealing in early 18th & 19th century country antiques and folk art since 1989. The major Americana antique shows of the Northeast were a focus for many years. Having retired from the show circuit in 2006, we now concentrate on selling privately and online. We deal primarily in country smalls including painted boxes and bowls, lighting, iron and tinware, and baskets. We look for makers who understood form and function, even when handcrafting rather primitive objects. Our preference is for pieces that please the eye AND perform a function. WE OFFER AN EASY LAYAWAY PLAN FOR OUR BUYERS
Late 19th c., Architectural Double Candle Holder
A delightful antique double candle holder in original oyster white paint. There is appropriate period paint wear, otherwise in very good condition. It is made of pine, the candles are included. 11 1/2" w x 2 3/4" deep. Additional photos are available. We offer our buyers a layaway plan.
Price: 39.00 Free Shipping
Small Late 19th c., Tin Candle Lantern.
A delightful small late 19th c., tin and glass candle lantern. There is some rust, the glass windows are original, it is missing it's little door latch, and part of one of the four little legs is missing. With all of that said, it is a nice little antique candle lantern. candle included. 6" h, 10" with handle up and 4" square. Additional photos are available. We offer our buyers a layaway plan.
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Untouched Early 19th.c. Maple Bowl, Original Blue
This bowl shows many, many years of honest wear. The bowl has traces of it's original blue paint (photos do not capture the blue). The interior patina is yummy, wonderful. The bowl, structurally is in excellent condition. As stated, I could not capture the blue paint in the photos, it's there. An untouched early bowl, no apologies. It is out-of-round measuring 10 1/4" x 11 1/4" x 2 3/4" h. Additional photos are available. We offer our buyers a layaway plan.
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19th c., Thick-Walled Pantry Early Mustard Paint.
The pantry box is in an early mustard paint, with a contrasting black lid paint. The lid has the single swallow tail closure while the bottom has the straight seam. The box is in good condition, there is loss along the straight seam, but stable. This is a result of wood shrinkage, expansion, and frequent lid removal. The paint color and contrast of lid is most pleasing. 8" dia x 4 1/2" h. Additional photos are available. We offer our buyers a layaway plan.
Price: Sold -Thank You
A Pair of 19th Painted Tin/Iron Candlesticks
A most pleasing pair of 19th c., candlesticks with traces of blue paint. Interesting craftsmanship, the top half is tin, the bottom half iron with sand weighted bases. The candlesticks are very attractive and in very good antique condition. 8 1/2" h x 3 1/2" dia. Additional photos are available. We offer our buyers a layaway plan.
Price: 139.00 Free Shipping
19th c., Small Maple Cheese/Butter Board
A delightful early Cheese/Butter/Cutting Board with a "Tombstone," style crest. Untouched patina and wear. A very pleasing and clean country piece. 10" h x 5 1/4" w. Additional photos are available. We offer our buyers a layaway plan.
Price: Sold -Thank You
19th c., Maple Bowl in Early Mustard Paint
The mustard paint on the bowl appears to be original. The bowl has three hairlines, Two were filled with a composition of sorts, whatever was used was not done carefully leaving stains along the edges. Two were filled, a small one was not done. The bowl is structurally very sound, very clean and because of the filler stains we have adjusted the price on the bowl. It is out-of-round measuring 12" x 12 3/4" x 3" high. Additional photos are available. We offer our buyers a layaway plan.
Price: 125.00 Free Shipping
19th c.,Folk Art Naive Shore Bird
A delightful naive carved shore bird in blue paint, with tin wings and tail. Showing appropriate period wear, a most charming piece of Folk Art. 10" x 9" h. Additional Photos are available. We offer our buyers a layaway plan.
Price: Sold -Thank You
Late 19th c. "Shaker," Style Sill Candle Lites
These tin half-round styled small candle lights were known to be of Shaker Origin. These may well be, but we can not guarantee them as Shaker. They were cited on the indoor window ledge to give light in the night. They are quite precious, and desirable to the collector and country home owner. Candles are included. 3" w x 2" deep. Additional photos are available. We offer a layaway plan.
Price: Sold -Thank You
Early 19th c., Table Box in Original Blue Paint
This early divided table box is in it's original early powder blue paint. With expected period wear, it is in very good condition, canted ends and sides, joined with early cut square nails. These early table boxes are versatile, making them popular as collector's pieces and country home accessories. 13" x 13" x 3 1/2" h. Additional photos are available. We offer our buyers a layaway plan.
Price: 245.00 pr. Free Shipping
Late 19th c., Small Country Pail in Original Blue
This small country pail with a bail handle is in very good condition. Iron bands secure the staves, the paint is original to the pail. It is clean, a versatile country accessory. Pail is 6 1/2" h x 9" dia. at the top and 7" dia. at the bottom. Additional photos are available
Price: Sold -Thank You
19th c., Pair of "
Pa., 19th c., Forged Iron Hearthside Toasting Fork
This Mid-19th c., Toasting Fork has a " Heart-Shaped," hanger. Crafted from a single piece of iron, it is in excellent condition. 22" x 2 1/2" w. Additional photos are available. We offer our buyers a layaway plan.
Price: 95.00 Free Shipping
18th c., Hand-Crafted Rare Ale Muller
Used in Early Pubs and Taverns, this copper Ale Muller is masterfully crafted. The cone shaped end is simply folded over, as is the seam ending in the iron handle. A very nice collector's item. 10" x 4" dia. Additional photos are available. We offer our buyers a layaway plan.
Price: Sold -Thank You
18th c., Country Burl Bow in Original Yellow Paint
A very Rare and uncommonly seen country Burl Bowl in original yellow paint. Dating to the 18th c., the bowl is Beehive turned, and is in very good antique condition considering it's age. A small rim piece is missing, good early chopping marks, and very clean. A nice size at 12" x 11 1/4" x 4 1//4" h. Additional photos are available. We offer our buyers a layaway plan.
Price: Sold -Thank You
19th c., New England Tiger Maple Divided Table Box
This is a beautiful New England Divided Table Box in outstanding Tiger Maple Wood. It is a rare find in this condition. The bottom is pine, and the chamfered ends and sides are joined with early cut "T" head nails
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Early 19th c., Slide-Top Candle Box in Bittersweet
A delightful early square nail country slide-top candle box in the best rich bittersweet colored paint. The box is in excellent antique condition, very early handout square nails. Structurally, in very good condition. Additional pictures are available. We offer our buyers a layaway plan. 9" x 5 1/4 x 4 1/4" h.
Price: Sold -Thank You
Very Early 19th c., Forged Iron Candle Light
Referred to in lighting language as a "Sticking Tommy." This early candle light could be hammered into a wall/beam or could hang nicely. Often they were used by miners. They could hang the light from the front of their hat, and/or drive it into a beam. 10" long. Additional photos are available. We offer our buyers a layaway plan.
Price: 65.00 Free Shipping
19th c., Pa. German Decorated Hanging Wall Box.
This Mid-19th century Pa., Wall Box is hand-painted with a "Peacock", symbolizing, Guidance, Protection on the lid, with tulips on the front. The box shows wear, is made of pine, and joined with early square nails. 13" h x 9 1/2" x 7. Additional photos are available. We offer our buyers a layaway plan.
Price: sold -Thank You
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