14 E. King Antiques Design

c. 1890 Reverse Painted Checkerboard / MOP Inlay

Here is a circa 1890 reverse painted checkerboard in the original wooden frame with mother of pearl inlay. The mid-sized board measures 13 5/8" square x 7/16" thick and is in excellent, original condition. The glass is slightly wavy and is reverse painted in gold and burgundy. This is a beautiful board in great condition and is ready to hang. More photos on Rubylane.com

Price: sale pending

Jointed Mohair Teddy Bears

Here is a 9.5" original Steiff fully jointed mohair bear from the 1940's. He is in very good condition with one small hole in one of his pads. No button or tags. $225 Also a fully jointed 8" white bear, un-attributed. Mid- 20th C. EX cond. $125

Price: please see above

Early 19th C. Blue Decorated Ovoid Stoneware Jug

This 3 gallon ovoid stoneware jug with cobalt blue decoration was made in the Northeastern United States and dates to 1830-50. Excellent condition. 14" tall. Click on Rubylane for more photos and other stoneware.

Price: $275

Early Chip Carved 4 Legged Mortised Stool

This very sturdy primitive stool has 4 mortised-through legs and chip carving on the solid one board top. Dating from the early 1800's, the stool shows moderate distressing and lots of patina. I particularly like the way the legs are splayed and the way they stick up above the the top. Measurements are 15 1/2" wide x 7 3/4" deep x 13 1/4" tall. Put your feet up on this stool and your worries will melt away. More photos on Rubylane.com

Price: $150

19th C. Country Stool w/ Adjustable Screw Top Seat

This 19th C. heavy-duty stool has an unusual screw top seat. The base of the stool is made of oak and has mortised legs with mortise and tenon joints. It has the original dark varnish finish. The screw top is solid 2" thick poplar with a maple screw that is mortised through the top. There are small upholstery tacks on the underside indicating there was once a covering to the seat. Measurements are 23" tall as shown with a 12" diameter seat. This is an unusual, well-made form in original condition. circa 1860. More photos on Rubylane.com

Price: $375

Early Carved Wooden Spoon w/ Bird Effigy

This early carved spoon features carvings on the shaft of the handle which terminates in an effigy bird. Measuring 20" long and carved out of a hard walnut, the spoon exhibits lots of natural wear and a great patina. A great primitive for your treenware collection!

Price: $125

Large 19th C. Blue Decorated Remmey Pitcher

This large 2 gallon blue decorated stoneware pitcher is unsigned but was produced by the Remmey family of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania around 1860. As you can see, it is a beautiful pitcher with excellent contrasting of the blue and the gray. Remmey was particularly fond of pitchers and you can see it in his work here. The condition of the pitcher is excellent, with only a tiny shallow chip on the bottom and absolutely no repairs. There are several bumps on the pitcher that happened in the firing from impurities in the clay. Measuring 13" tall, this investment quality pitcher exemplifies the work of a 19th Century master potter.

Price: $1495

Folky Full Bodied Copper Rooster Weathervane

This full-bodied copper rooster weathervane dates to around 1900. It has a folky form with pronounced comb and tail feathers and an old, weathered verdigris surface. Other than missing one wattle under his chin, the vane is in very good condition. Measurements are 24" tall x 24" wide x 6 1/2" deep. Professional stand included. Click Rubylane.com above for more photos and other items.

Price: $2450

Miniature Yellow ware Keeler w/ Rockingham Glaze

This miniature yellow ware keeler with Rockingham glaze dates to the second half of the 19th Century. It measures about 5 1/2" in diameter and 3 1/4" tall. It is a molded piece with banding to simulate an old wooden tub. It is in good condition with no repairs and two small chips under the bottom rim and a small chip on the top rim. There is also some crazing in the glaze on the interior. The glaze is predominantly brown over the yellow body but there are a few hints a green. This is a great little piece of pottery. Click above on Rubylane.com for more photos.

Price: $145

Gigantic 19th C. Wooden Bowl

This huge 19th C. wooden bowl measures a slightly out-of-round 23 3/8" x 21 3/4" x 8 1/2" tall and weighs about 8 1/2 pounds. Turned out of a solid pine log, this impressive bowl retains its original dark varnish finish. There are two age cracks on opposite sides that have been stabilized with old make-do staple repairs on the exterior. The cracks are very tight and do not detract from the aesthetics of this massive bowl. This would make a wonderful centerpiece on your dining room table or sideboard!

Price: $495

Very Large 32" Trencher in Original Red Paint

This very large 19th C. trencher retains its original red paint on the bottom with old mustard paint on the edges of the interior. It measures 32" long x 15 1/4" deep x 5" tall. There is an old make-do inletted repair to a short crack on one end as shown. There are other minor age cracks but none of them, including the repair crack, are significant and do not detract from the look of this great piece. The bowl is beautifully formed from a single pine log and sits well with no wobble or warp. If you have been looking for a centerpiece for a large table, your search may have ended. Click above for more photos on Rubylane.

Price: 995/ offer

4 Gal W Pennsylvania Stoneware Jug Blue Decoration

This semi-ovoid 4 gallon stoneware crock with blue decoration is attributed to Beaver County in Western Pennsylvania and was probably manufactured in the 1850's. Standing 18" tall and weighing in at 18.5 pounds, this large and beautiful jug is in excellent condition with only a few tiny flakes and some crazing in the glaze. This jug will require extra packing.

Price: $550

19th C. Folkart Cricket Stool

This 19th C. folkart cricket stool or miniature bench retains the original nutmeg- brown painted surface. It has an applied decoration on front and back and a keyhole bootjack on the sides. Measuring 9" x 5 1/2" x 5 1/4" tall, the little stool is in fine condition.

Price: $185

Early American Ash Burl Bowl

This beautiful 18th or 19th Century American ash burl bowl measures 15 3/4" in diameter and 5" tall. The bowl is in very good condition with one small filled crack on the top edge and a few imperfections that was inherent to the burl. It has a sticker on the bottom from the year 2000 that indicates it was sold at Garth's Auction as part of the George Samaha collection, a high-end furniture dealer from Ohio. This investment quality bowl has a nice dry surface.

Price: $1295

Unusual and Large Gathering Basket in Old Paint

This large gathering basket has an unusual form and retains an old painted surface of nutmeg brown over traces of green. The basket has an intricate wrap and a bentwood handle. It sits on an angle since the bottom is rounded in form. Once sold at Christie's Auction as part of the Paul and Rita Flack Collection, this possibly one of a kind basket measures 22" wide x 18.5" deep x 17" tall. With no breaks or losses, this quality basket is in fine condition.

Price: $895

19th C. Tiger Maple Masher

This 19th C. masher is turned from a solid piece of tiger maple. It measures 10" long and exhibits signs of use and a tight age crack but is in overall good condition. Beautiful authentic grain.

Price: $58

Early 19th C. 3 gal. Stoneware Crock w/ Blue Decor

This ovoid 3 gallon stoneware jar with blue slip-trail decoration dates to the first half of the 1800's. It is attributed to Smith & Day of Norwalk, Connecticut. The crock stands 12" tall and is in excellent condition with no repairs. It would make an excellent addition to any early stoneware collection.

Price: $395

Wonderful 19th C. Splint Gathering Basket

This splint basket with a wonderful wrap on the top rim dates to the second half of the 19th Century. The basket is in excellent condition with no loss and a nice patina. Measuring 18' x 13" x 11.5" tall to the top of the handle, this well-preserved and beautifully made basket will make you the envy of any of your country loving friends. Provenance on request. Please visit our Rubylane site for more photos and lots more items.

Price: 250 /offer

18th C. Primitive Flax Comb

This primitive 18th C. flax comb was carved from one piece of solid oak. It measures 18" long x 8 1/2" wide x 3/4" thick. There is a wrought iron hook for hanging and is in excellent condition.

Price: $150

Miniature Lehnware Bucket w/ Lid

Just for nice is this 19th C. miniature bucket with lid and bail handle and original paint decoration attributed to Joseph Lehn (1798-1892), Lancaster County Pennsylvania. The bucket has staved construction with 2 metal bands, a turned wooden lid and a wire and wood bail handle attached with copper tacks and washers. The paint is the original oxblood (dark red) with sage green decoration. Measuring only 3 3/4" tall x 5" wide at the top and tapering to 3 3/4" dia. at the bottom, this choice Pennsylvania folkart bucket is in excellent, investment quality condition.

Price: $375