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To learn more about the following items for sale, please contact me at 802-785-2805 (home) or at  susan.b.gault@valley.net.

 

 

 

This picture shows some of the items I have for sale in Keepers.  Photos of individual items follow this picture.

 

 

 

 

Wedding Garters: These circa 1830 theorem-on-velvet garters are stunning and in great condition.  Each is 12.5 inches long.  There is even a little snap left in them.  Price:  $1995

 

 

 

 

Apple Peeler: This apple peeler is early and well made with a mortised-in lateral support and braces, too.  The peelers are made of old straight razor blades.  It is 9 inches high.  Price:  $295

 

 

 

Stoneware Crock: This 4 gallon crock has a very whimsical blue flower on it.  It is 11 inches tall.  Price:  $225

 

 

Blocks: These wooden blocks are covered with paper and accompanied with a set of prints showing the block pictures.  The original box is 9.5 inches wide.

 

 

 

Wallpapered Bowl: This colorful bowl is made of cardboard covered with paper.  It sits on a wooden base and is 8.5 inches in diameter.  Price:  $85

 

 

 

Silhouette and Windsor Fragment: This silhouette shows a man sitting in a Windsor chair.  He has penciled in hair.  There is a label on the back of the silhouette (shown).  The combback chair fragment is early and still retains traces of black paint.  Prices:  $$495 for the silhouette and $95 for the chair fragment.

 

 

 

 

Muff and Cape: This set of beaver accessories is from the 1880s.  Both items were made to be together.  The cape has a beaver-covered button shown in the last photo.  Price:  $95

 

 

 

Strawberry Butter Print: This little butter print is very sweet.  It is out of round and approximately 3.25 inches in diameter.  Price:  $28

 

 

Hogscrapers: The right-most two of these early hogscrapers have black paint.  The left-most one is in its original metal patina.  The left-most two are quite large 12 inches and 10 inches.  The right-most one has decoration on the base and is 5.5 inches.  Prices (left to right):  $550, $225, and $85