Small Wire Basket, Stone Fruits, 19th Century - SOLD
Collection of 10-pieces Stone Fruit in a Wire Work Basket
(Very good condition; Basket: 4.5" x 4" x 4")
SOLD
1283-53
Mortar and Pestle, Marriage Mortar, Bronze, Fine, Great Color, Around 1620
Likely Krefeld (known as Crefeld until 1929) or Kleve, Germany - SOLD
For, Frans Seiben and Leisbet Adams...featuring a Maltese cross as a symbol of their church. Anonymous maker which is not unusual. To view a nearly identical example in the collection of the Welcome Museum, London seeNederlandse Vijzels by Dr. D.A. Wittop de Koning, page 105, number 153. (Mortar height: 5.25"; pestle length: 8.5")
SOLD
1012-141
Antique, New England Splint Hearth Broom, Round Brush, Circa 1800-1820, Birch
Scarcely encountered, long splint bristles, great color and patina…length: 47” - SOLD
A hewn handle on a segment of birch log cut into splint bristles;
thin splint was turned down and tied into position.
SOLD
1221-74
Antique Pressing Iron Trivet, Wrought Iron, Triangular, Penny Feet
Unknown Maker, Early 19th Century - SOLD
Blacksmith made, entirely handwrought, turned wood handle, great patina
(Length: 11"; width: 4.25"; height: 1.5")
SOLD
171-131
Antique Roasting Fork, Wrought Iron Flesh Fork, Signed H. Geist, Two Tine, File Work
Circa 1790 to 1840
Handle tapers to hanging hook, rounded handgrip, and bold signature - SOLD
(L: 15.5”)
171-110 - SOLD
Antique Trivet, Heart Shaped, Wrought Iron, Long Handle Pierced for Hanging
Anonymous, Circa 1780 to 1840
Flat strip of iron bent into heart shape, tapered/flaring handle, scrolled feet - SOLD
(Good condition; 12 by 5.25 by 1.5”)
171-111 - SOLD
Wrought Iron Standing Bird Roaster, Toaster, Pierced Scrolled Spit, Spade Feet
Probably English, 18th Century
Nicer than many, features arched base and acorn finial above robust knop - SOLD
(Good condition; H: 23.25", W: 11.25", D: 10.25")
330-9 - SOLD
Brazier, Camp Stove, Wrought Iron, Hinged Grill and Penny Supports
America or England
Circa 1750 to 1780 - SOLD
A convenient heat source for home or camp often used by soldiers; this example with robustly turned handle measures: (H: 8"; W: 9.25"; D: 16".)
336-108 - SOLD
Dutch Bronze Mortar and Pestle, By Hendrik Wegewart, Deventer, Dated 1613
A bronze mortar with inscription “PRAISE OF ALL GODT Ao 1613”
Dolphin ears and decorative motifs typical of Henry Wegewart, Active 1600 to 1620 - SOLD
(Very good condition; mortar: 5.25” H, 5.5” diameter; pestle: 8.5” L.)
1012-85 - SOLD
Iron Broiler, Grease Pan
Heart Shaped Handle - SOLD
Dimensions; 2.75" H, 19.5" L, 11.5" W.
336-67 - SOLD
Mortar and Pestle, Flemish
Henrick ter Horst of Deuenter
1657 - SOLD
(Mortar: height: 6.5 inches; diameter: 8.5 inches; Pestle: length: 9.5 inches)
660-10 - SOLD
Wrought Iron Fork - SOLD
Dimensions: 13" long.
348-196 - SOLD
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