Antique solid walnut wood ladder back with cane bottom chairs in excellent condition. These are in excellent condition in non-smoking and pet free, family home. Individually sold $30. Each Thanks for looking and contact Kevin with questions or additional information. No matter why you choose cane furniture, this trend is likely to continue as people seek unique design choices for their homes. A sustainable product that has been around for centuries and adds a touch of warmth to any design style will not fade easily. Antique Solid Walnut Wood, Ladder back with Cane bottom Seat Chairs 18L x 17D x 32H - 18 FROM FLOOR TO SEAT English Furniture Styles Queen Anne – 1701 to 1714 English Baroque Graceful curves Curved ‘cabriole’ legs Claw-and-ball feet Scallop shell or scroll motifs Oak Cherry Walnut Mahogany Georgian Styles – 1714 to 1830 (styles changed radically during this time) Thomas Chippendale Thomas Sheraton Carved decoration, gradually replaced by wood inlay Baroque Palladian Ornate carvings Walnut and walnut veneers on oak Jappaning (an imitation of Japanese lacquer work) Rococo Gothic Rich upholstery Robert Adam Rosewood and satinwood veneer Empire style Classical motifs Regency – 1795 to 1837 Bold curves Functional Simple Mahogany John Nash Neoclassical motifs Far-Eastern influences Victorian – approximately 1830 to 1890 Marble tops Bulky design Dark finish Pugin Greek influences Gothic Rococo Art Nouveau (very early) American furniture styles American Colonial Styles – Early 1620 to 1730 Late 1730 to 1780 Heavy decoration Pine Walnut Birch Maple Windsor chair Interpretations of English styles (Queen Anne and Georgian)with square lines Federal – 1789 to 1823 Duncan Phyfe variations on the Sheraton style Boston Rocker Hitchcock chair Cherry Mahogony French influence Pennsylvania Dutch – 1720 to 1830 Plain and solid furniture Germanic style Painted furniture Pine Maple Fruitwoods widely used Walnut Shaker – late 1800s to early 1900s Mostly maple and pine Strictly functional with no decoration Excellent craftsmanship Highly original designs Wayfair, Bassett, Ethan Allen, havertys, four hands, Ashford, huxley, accent, arm chair, Broyhill, hickory, Rochester, sofa, recliner, rocker, captain, Ashley, barcalounger, catnapper, klausner, Jackson6, klaussner, pottery barn, American leather, pier one, bench, table, natuzzi, Franklin, futura, Pottery barn, havertys, dorm, fraternity, sorority, deck, porch, mountain house, lake home, basement, garage, patio, west elm, IKEA, cost plus world market, Ashley furniture, Sarah solid top, Weston, amish, georgia furniture mart, luxe, charterhouse, Dutch crafters, American signature, antique, round, oval, kitchen, bedroom, dining room, tv stand, emmitt, blaneville, basement, changing table, family room, den, sofa, chair, Chesterfield, Westwood,couch, loveseat, recliner, wingback, leather, Pottery barn, havertys, west elm, IKEA, cost plus world market, Ashley furniture, Sarah solid top, Weston, amish, furniture mart, luxe, charterhouse, Dutch crafters, American signature, antique, round, oval, kitchen, bedroom, dining room, tv stand, emmitt, blaneville, basement, family room, den, sofa, chair, la-Z-boy, Wayfair, Bassett, Ethan Allen, havertys, four hands, Ashford, huxley, accent, arm chair, Broyhill, hickory, Rochester, sofa, recliner, rocker, captain, steelcase, barcalounger, ikea, klaussner, pottery barn, American leather, pier one, bench, table, natuzzi, Franklin, futura, college student, tailgate, fraternity, sorority, basement, porch, patio, deck, workspace, haworth, knoll, surface pro, ipad, laptop, keyboard, monitor, printer, office, arts and crafts, business, school, college, dorm,
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Antique solid maple wood chairs with cane bottoms in excellent condition, no scratches or issues. Super strong, stable and very comfortable. These have been in non-smoking and pet free, family home and are in perfect condition. Individually each being sold $60. Or all three for $150. Thanks for looking and contact Kevin with questions or additional information. No matter why you choose cane furniture, this trend is likely to continue as people seek unique design choices for their homes. A sustainable product that has been around for centuries and adds a touch of warmth to any design style will not fade easily. Antique Solid Maple Wood, Ladder back with Cane bottom Seat Chairs 18L x 17D x 32H - 18 FROM FLOOR TO SEAT English Furniture Styles Queen Anne – 1701 to 1714 English Baroque Graceful curves Curved ‘cabriole’ legs Claw-and-ball feet Scallop shell or scroll motifs Oak Cherry Walnut Mahogany Georgian Styles – 1714 to 1830 (styles changed radically during this time) Thomas Chippendale Thomas Sheraton Carved decoration, gradually replaced by wood inlay Baroque Palladian Ornate carvings Walnut and walnut veneers on oak Jappaning (an imitation of Japanese lacquer work) Rococo Gothic Rich upholstery Robert Adam Rosewood and satinwood veneer Empire style Classical motifs Regency – 1795 to 1837 Bold curves Functional Simple Mahogany John Nash Neoclassical motifs Far-Eastern influences Victorian – approximately 1830 to 1890 Marble tops Bulky design Dark finish Pugin Greek influences Gothic Rococo Art Nouveau (very early) American furniture styles American Colonial Styles – Early 1620 to 1730 Late 1730 to 1780 Heavy decoration Pine Walnut Birch Maple Windsor chair Interpretations of English styles (Queen Anne and Georgian)with square lines Federal – 1789 to 1823 Duncan Phyfe variations on the Sheraton style Boston Rocker Hitchcock chair Cherry Mahogony French influence Pennsylvania Dutch – 1720 to 1830 Plain and solid furniture Germanic style Painted furniture Pine Maple Fruitwoods widely used Walnut Shaker – late 1800s to early 1900s Mostly maple and pine Strictly functional with no decoration Excellent craftsmanship Highly original designs Wayfair, Bassett, Ethan Allen, havertys, four hands, Ashford, huxley, accent, arm chair, Broyhill, hickory, Rochester, sofa, recliner, rocker, captain, Ashley, barcalounger, catnapper, klausner, Jackson6, klaussner, pottery barn, American leather, pier one, bench, table, natuzzi, Franklin, futura, Pottery barn, havertys, dorm, fraternity, sorority, deck, porch, mountain house, lake home, basement, garage, patio, west elm, IKEA, cost plus world market, Ashley furniture, Sarah solid top, Weston, amish, georgia furniture mart, luxe, charterhouse, Dutch crafters, American signature, antique, round, oval, kitchen, bedroom, dining room, tv stand, emmitt, blaneville, basement, changing table, family room, den, sofa, chair, Chesterfield, Westwood,couch, loveseat, recliner, wingback, leather, Pottery barn, havertys, west elm, IKEA, cost plus world market, Ashley furniture, Sarah solid top, Weston, amish, furniture mart, luxe, charterhouse, Dutch crafters, American signature, antique, round, oval, kitchen, bedroom, dining room, tv stand, emmitt, blaneville, basement, family room, den, sofa, chair, la-Z-boy, Wayfair, Bassett, Ethan Allen, havertys, four hands, Ashford, huxley, accent, arm chair, Broyhill, hickory, Rochester, sofa, recliner, rocker, captain, steelcase, barcalounger, ikea, klaussner, pottery barn, American leather, pier one, bench, table, natuzzi, Franklin, futura, college student, tailgate, fraternity, sorority, basement, porch, patio, deck, workspace, haworth, knoll, surface pro, ipad, laptop, keyboard, monitor, printer, office, arts and crafts, business, school, college, dorm,
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Rare Antique Crib This one of a kind piece is from early 1800s and made of solid hardwood. From upstate New York. Well Balanced and Smooth rocking makes it truly excellent antique condition. Only asking $245. Thanks for looking and contact Kevin with questions or for additional information. English Furniture Styles Queen Anne – 1701 to 1714 English Baroque Graceful curves Curved ‘cabriole’ legs Claw-and-ball feet Scallop shell or scroll motifs Oak Cherry Walnut Mahogany Georgian Styles – 1714 to 1830 (styles changed radically during this time) Thomas Chippendale Thomas Sheraton Carved decoration, gradually replaced by wood inlay Baroque Palladian Ornate carvings Walnut and walnut veneers on oak Jappaning (an imitation of Japanese lacquer work) Rococo Gothic Rich upholstery Robert Adam Rosewood and satinwood veneer Empire style Classical motifs Regency – 1795 to 1837 Bold curves Functional Simple Mahogany John Nash Neoclassical motifs Far-Eastern influences Victorian – approximately 1830 to 1890 Marble tops Bulky design Dark finish Pugin Greek influences Gothic Rococo Art Nouveau (very early) American furniture styles American Colonial Styles – Early 1620 to 1730 Late 1730 to 1780 Heavy decoration Pine Walnut Birch Maple Windsor chair Interpretations of English styles (Queen Anne and Georgian)with square lines Federal – 1789 to 1823 Duncan Phyfe variations on the Sheraton style Boston Rocker Hitchcock chair Cherry Mahogony French influence Pennsylvania Dutch – 1720 to 1830 Plain and solid furniture Germanic style Painted furniture Pine Maple Fruitwoods widely used Walnut Shaker – late 1800s to early 1900s Mostly maple and pine Strictly functional with no decoration Excellent craftsmanship Highly original designs
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Please text me only on 832-860-2456 if you are interested in the items posted, all the items you see are still available, do not throw low ball offer, serious buyer only, no call please. My Cell phone number: 832-860-2456 Size: 22 H x 14 W x 0.75 in dimater
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Original 1885 Thomas Parker black powder shotgunnon functional. Genuine b 1 handle Bowie circa 1950 s. displayed with vintage shells, small antler. Aspen tree limb, the wood is built to balance and was sealed with Tung oil. Electrical hardware has hidden cord. Everything securely mounted. A very unique 1 of a kind made display. NO-TEXT. Calls only. Roger 775-232-5645. will not ship do to possible damage.
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Signall 929-265-1433 A sturdy antique cast-iron boot scraper with ornate scrollwork along the top edge and a deeply textured scraping surface, measuring roughly 9 inches long and 4 inches tall, its original fett finish worn to reveal warm iron t 1 s and soft surface rust in places; heavy and solid, it’s ideal as a practical garden accent or rustic entryway accessory.
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ANTIQUE 1940s DRESSER MIRROR SET COMES AS SET WITH MIRROR DOVETAIL WOODWORK DRAWERS PAIR OF DRESSERS MADE BY THE NORTHERN FURNITURE COMPANY IN SHEBOYGAN WISCONSIN 1940s PAIR OF SOLID WOOD DRESSERS MADE BY THE NORTHERN FURNITURE COMPANY 1940s VERY NICE CONDITION 3 DRAW DRESSER: 34.5H x 22D x 48L MIRROR: 41H x 23.5W 4 DRAW DRESSER: 46H x 21D x 36W ***PICK UP ONLY***FLUSHING QUEENS **KINDLY CHECK MY OTHER LISTINGS THANK YOU** ***CALL ANYTIME 516-69...
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Beautiful and substantial antique 1920s heavy cast Elizabethan sailing ship bookends measure approximately 4 1/2 by 4 1/2” and weigh 1 1/2 lbs each. Each is marked A Galleon in the Time of Elizabeth 1558-1603. Gorgeous natural patina to these. Great set for office, den, etc. Perfect for the beach house or ideal gift. Cash and carry only. Sale final. Porch pickup. Text email or call!
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25 vintage DMV issued license plates (license plate) for $25 Please read all TEXT and see all IMAGES before bidding, Thanks Plates have scratches or blemishes (they are not perfect)– closely examine images they are an important part of description! Selling plates in As Is condition. These are used and retired! SELLING FOR COLLERCTERS and CRAFTERS $25 Cash Only If interested reply to Craigslist, Call or TEXT PREFFERED
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9 wide by 10 tall antique stained glass window consisting of 9 panels, very good condition, circa 1800 s, in my storage. $5,500. Call Gene 631-379-0205
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Signall 929-265-1433 A solid midcentury oak record console with tapered legs fet a warm h 1 y finish that catches the light, standing close to 30 inches tall and stretching about 36 inches long with compartments for vinyl and a hinged lid that opens smoothly, showing light surface marks and a sturdy build that brings retro charm to any room.
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Vintage original 1950s Chevy, Chevrolet truck grille, great Patina Hablo Español Offering a gently used Chevy truck grille, surface rust and some minor thru rust. Ideal for ManCave, YardArt, SheShed, JunkStore Priced for a quick sale. $95 or best offer. Cash Only Please! If interested eMail, Call or TEXT PREFFERED. LOCATED IN CENTRAL AUSTIN.
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I HAVE A BEAUTIFUL GLASS CHANDLERHEAVY VERY NICE AND ORNATE. VINTAGE ITEM 1000.00 OR BEST OFFER. NABB IS 25 MILES NORTH OF LOUISVILLE JUST NORTH OF CHARLESTOWN. PHOME OR TEXT JANE. 502-291-0825
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Signaal 929-265-1433 Discover a piece of history with this stunning Mid-Century Modern armchair, standing proudly at 32 inches high and 45 inches across. Its sleek lines blues comfortable seating, with a generous depth of 28 inches, speak to a timeless design. The original upholstery, in a beautiful muted t 1, offers a unique patina, making this a standout addition to your collection.
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Wanted. Pedal cars. Original/restored/projects. Any condition. Pay cash. Send or text pictures. 316-706-3626 Thank you.
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I have 1 old picnic basket 25.00 call or text 586-243-3106
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Wire Letter Basket 12 1/2“ x 8 1/2“ at the Send your number Ill call or text ONLY $10
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Vintage Ande Ro 1 y porcelain enameled advertising sign 93/8 x 133/8 in good condition.Call or Text 615-686-5728 if interested.
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Please text me only and serious buyer only, no call please. This is a fully running working fine Vintage Keystone 8mm Movie Film Projector Model K-108. Works great!
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US NAVY COMPASS and Binnacle, Bronze, World War 2, all original. This is a very rare and original US Navy compass from the Second World War. The solid bronze and brass binnacle stands a total of 58 tall and about 33 across at the arms. The binnacle has no identifying marks but the compass was made by Li 1 l Corporation in 1943. Inscription reads U.S. NAVY BUSHIPS NO. 1 COMPASS MARK 1 MOD. 113-483-1943 THE LI 1 L CORPORATION N.Y. Compass serial number matches mounting ring serial number. A fellow ebayer who collects and restores large ship compasses wrote that this is a MK VII binnacle by Ajax Engineering Company of Chicago. He dates it to 1942. I bought this from a Pensacola based antiques dealer about 25 years ago. He got it from a salvor and believed it was from a ship broken up at the Ingalls Yard in Mississippi. I have not been able to identify the ship but am working on it. These beautiful binnacles were usually painted gray and mounted on the bridge just forward of the wheel. This 1 has had the paint removed and has been buffed. The large compensating arms and balls were used to compensate for the ships magnetic field. This compass and binnacle is almost completely intact. There are a few tiny comp 1 nts missing - a thumb screw on the front window, 1 of the 3 hold down brackets, and a pin to hold the window upright. Everything else is there. Because of size and w 8 this is for local pickup only in Port Charlotte, Florida. The balls and cover can be removed but it still takes 2 men to lift and move the base. I am a maritime historian and devotee of all things maritime. If you can shed light on this or similar items I would love to hear from you. Ebayer craftmasterytb sent this info. He collects and restores large binnacles and compasses: I have never had any luck with serial numbers as each shipyard would have a contract with the Navy to build so many ships. So the shipyard would order the binnacles for the class of ship they were building in lots from Li 1 l, Ajax Engineering, A. Lietz, Negus Ritchis and others who manufactured them. The only way I have been able to identify my binnacles was the provenience paperwork and photos that came with it. I can tell you 2 things about your binnacle, 1 is if the quadrantal sphereslarge corrector spheresare the original 1 s, the binnacle came off of a large shipBattleship, Heavy Cruiser, Troop Transport, etc.as they needed those kind of corrector spheres to offset the quadrantal deviationNE, SE, SW, NWcaused by the magnetism of massive steel put into the ship. Also Ajax Engineering built the beefiest binnacles of all the MK VIIs during WWII. They were a little over engineered to take a beating. They and the Li 1 l Co.s binnacle were almost exactly alike. I had contacted the now defunct Todd shipyard Co. in trying to get information on binnacle purchases with no luck as they destroyed all their old contractsTodd built the most ships in multiple yards on both coasts during WWII.
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US NAVY COMPASS and Binnacle, Bronze, World War 2, all original. This is a very rare and original US Navy compass from the Second World War. The solid bronze and brass binnacle stands a total of 58 tall and about 33 across at the arms. The binnacle has no identifying marks but the compass was made by Li 1 l Corporation in 1943. Inscription reads U.S. NAVY BUSHIPS NO. 1 COMPASS MARK 1 MOD. 113-483-1943 THE LI 1 L CORPORATION N.Y. Compass serial number matches mounting ring serial number. A fellow ebayer who collects and restores large ship compasses wrote that this is a MK VII binnacle by Ajax Engineering Company of Chicago. He dates it to 1942. I bought this from a Pensacola based antiques dealer about 25 years ago. He got it from a salvor and believed it was from a ship broken up at the Ingalls Yard in Mississippi. I have not been able to identify the ship but am working on it. These beautiful binnacles were usually painted gray and mounted on the bridge just forward of the wheel. This 1 has had the paint removed and has been buffed. The large compensating arms and balls were used to compensate for the ships magnetic field. This compass and binnacle is almost completely intact. There are a few tiny comp 1 nts missing - a thumb screw on the front window, 1 of the 3 hold down brackets, and a pin to hold the window upright. Everything else is there. Because of size and w 8 this is for local pickup only in Port Charlotte, Florida. The balls and cover can be removed but it still takes 2 men to lift and move the base. I am a maritime historian and devotee of all things maritime. If you can shed light on this or similar items I would love to hear from you. Ebayer craftmasterytb sent this info. He collects and restores large binnacles and compasses: I have never had any luck with serial numbers as each shipyard would have a contract with the Navy to build so many ships. So the shipyard would order the binnacles for the class of ship they were building in lots from Li 1 l, Ajax Engineering, A. Lietz, Negus Ritchis and others who manufactured them. The only way I have been able to identify my binnacles was the provenience paperwork and photos that came with it. I can tell you 2 things about your binnacle, 1 is if the quadrantal sphereslarge corrector spheresare the original 1 s, the binnacle came off of a large shipBattleship, Heavy Cruiser, Troop Transport, etc.as they needed those kind of corrector spheres to offset the quadrantal deviationNE, SE, SW, NWcaused by the magnetism of massive steel put into the ship. Also Ajax Engineering built the beefiest binnacles of all the MK VIIs during WWII. They were a little over engineered to take a beating. They and the Li 1 l Co.s binnacle were almost exactly alike. I had contacted the now defunct Todd shipyard Co. in trying to get information on binnacle purchases with no luck as they destroyed all their old contractsTodd built the most ships in multiple yards on both coasts during WWII.
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