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Antiques Items shown here will appear in our
November/December advertising. Wooden Horse: This
folky home-made horse is worn smooth with wear. ItŐs obvious that some child loved it! It still retains traces of its
original red paint and has a horse hair tail. It is 26 inches long. SOLD
Rare Embroidery Stand: This
stand features a hoop with adjustable positioning and a great cross
base. ItŐs quite early and has
an attic finish. It is 36 inches
tall.
Parade Drum: This
colorful early 20th century parade drum is painted with flags all
around. It has a Columbus, Ohio
label and is 18 inches in diameter.
Box Lock: This
lock is made of iron and wood and has wonderful rose head nails in the
back. It also has its original
key. It is 10 inches long.
Pair of Early
Watercolors: This pair of watercolor paintings is beautifully
executed by William Edward West around 1833. West was an American watercolorist. The sitters are identified as
Charlotte and Jean. Each one is
9.25 by 10.5 inches framed. SOLD
Early Blanket: This
indigo, tan and cream blanket is woven in two panels and embroidered with
indigo wool yarn. It is 79
inches by 90 inches.
Log Cabin Toy: This
toy, shown assembled, is complete and goes in its own wooden box with a label
on the end and pin striping on the other sides.
Early Pipe Box: This
early box is in an old patina and is a very nice form. It is 19Ó tall.
Painted Wooden Lantern: This
early pegged wooden lantern has a great painted green surface. It is 15 inches tall.
18th Century
Stand: This is a very sweet little stand in its original brown
paint. It has a scrubbed
octagonal top and is 25 inches tall.
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