Beautiful antique coal box. This one is unique as the brass exterior covers the entire box. Measures approximately 19.5" Wide X 13.5" deep X 16" high at highest point. Top slopes down for style. Also

 

Henry & Charles Wood manufactured tin and iron ware and sold stoves in Providence, RI in 1835. They moved to Bangor, ME in 1839 under the name of Henry Wood & Co. until 1851 when the foreman W

 

This antique wood burning stove has remarkable metal working. Perfect decorative piece for any vintage sitting room. Please do not hesitate to ask questions.

 

THIS IS A BEAUTIFUL AND VERY UNIQUE ANTIQUE 3-PRONG FORK/POKER FOR THE FIREPLACE. IT MEASURES 17 1/2" IN LENGTH. THE WIDEST PART OF THE TOP OF THE POKER IS APPROX. 1 3/4" IN WIDTH. PLEASE LOOK AT THE

 

Antique Russian Tea Tin. In fair to good condition. One hinge on inner flip lid is broken off. Raised details of roses and lettering. Small amount of rust and only a few chips in the paint.

 

This item is pick-up only in Olivebridge NY. Top plate lettering: "SMITH & ANTONY CO BOSTON Front lettering: HUB HEATER (on door) No 115 (below door) Lettering behind top door: GAS BURNING HEAT GE

 

Here we have an antique wooden pickle dipper or strainer that was used in old country stores for scooping pickles out of jars .... the jars of pickles were usually on the countertop at the register ..

 

Chromed cast iron heat vent cover for vintage Wedgewood stoves, measuring 5 3/8" long x 2 1/2" wide. I believe this is the original chrome. This piece has been soaked in a chemical to remove the rust

 

aat1959sk Store RARE PILGRIM PERIOD AMERICAN WROUGHT IRON HANGING POT TRIVET BEST OLD SURFACE Description: STRAIGHT FROM AN OLD NEW HAMPSHIRE COLLECTION OF EARLY AMERICAN IRON AND HEARTH WARE.  THIS

 

MEAT GRINDER IN EXCELLENT SHAPE, STILL HAS MOST OF ITS ORIGINAL SHINE, ALSO HAS 3 EXTRA CUTTING BLADES! SHIPS TO THE LOWER 48 STATES ONLY!