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This is an antique 1800 s stage coach jack in original and very good condition. It also has the metal plate on it that states that it was made in Rockingham,N.H. by Joy mfg. It measures 28 high, 38 high with the handle. An absolutely incredible piece of nostalgia! Early engineering and transportation primitive tool. A great conversational piece too! Please call 401-203-9678 for an appointment. A fair and reasonable offer will be considered.

These were known as “Benjamin Lights” and used in barns, garages and gas stations. A major problem with these is that if the top electrical cap is even present, it is almost always rusted past the point of restoration. The cap and lamp top connection on this light are in excellent condition and easily wired. This also has the original porcelain bulb socket which often is missing. The only chips in the enamel hood are clearly shown in photos. 16 diameter, 10 tall Call me 650-704-8953 NO TEXTS If you reply by e-mail please include your phone number so I know its not Spam. If ad is up, this is available.

2 antique insecticide sprayers. The price is $65 for both sprayers. 1- Gulf 15 space sprayer quick action with 16 oz. capacity 2- Hudson Comet continuous sprayer 17 from 1957 1 quart capacity. Both are in excellent condition as you can see from the pictures. Interested you can message me and I will get back with you or call me on my house phone between 10 a.m. and 10 p.m.

Carl Wollek (1862 Brunn-1936 Vienna) Austrian Sculptor aka Karl, Karel, best known for Mozart Magic Flute Fountain outside Vienna Opera House see below from which this sculpture is directly taken reduction by the sculptor. Bronze Tamino and Pamina Mozart Magic Flute Art Nouveau Austrian Jugendstil Modern Style. Signed right base side: “C WOLLEK FEC MCMVI.” 33” High X 23” Wide with Flute X 12 “ Depth. Details Recall Pre-Raphaelite Style, Actually Authentic Art Nouveau. Tamino lures Pamina into E...

Set of 2 Mayflower pewter 3251 candlestick holders in excellent condition $50 call Neil 978-372-7298 Haverhill Mass

IF AD IS UP.... ITEM IS STILL AVAILABLE. JUST TO CLARIFY FOR INQUIRIES. THE PRICE OF $487 is for EVERYTHING. That is for all the quimper pieces and the books. If your interested in certain pieces let me know which ones and Ill quote you a price. Thankyou. ALSO: I am motivated to sell this collection so SERIOUS BUYERS FOR ALL PIECES SUBMIT YOUR BEST OFFERS FOR CONSIDERATION. THANK YOU!! If you are a collector or dealer these are great for resale on the internet or in your antique shop or mall space. Im on supplemental oxygen and in my 70s so am pricing these cheap so you can make a nice profit if you want to resell. Its too much for me to package these up and ship them off if I wanted to sell on the internet like etsy or ebay. The large scalloped bowl alone is valued $275 to $350. This bowl is photographed in the last 5 pictures of the post. Too many items to post all individual pictures so if interested, let me know and I can put up a table inside and let you view them. Please Serious buyers or collectors only. ALL PIECES ARE THE SOLEIL (YELLOW BACKGROUND COLOR) and is the last of my quimper collection and I have two reference books included in price. Pictures do not do these any justice. But please view all pictures. Some of the pictures show faded colors but that is FLASH GLARE from the camera. For sale are: (1) Huge Fish or Serving Platter featuring the Breton Lady measure 24 long by 9 wide; (2) 9.5 Rare Round Plate w/ Breton Lady; (3) 8.5 Casserole Top w/Breton Man (Perfect for hanging on wall); (4) 9.5 by 5.5 Gravy or Sauce Boat w/ attached underplate; (5) Sugar Bowl w/ Breton Man 5 wide (handle to handle) and 5 tall; (6) Biscuit Jar or bean or casserole pot w/ Breton Lady is 8.5 wide from handle to handle and 7 tall; (7) Rare Large Older Quimper Scalloped edge bowl featuring Quimper Breton Man is 10 diameter and 3 tall; (8) 10 Octagonal Plate w/Breton Man; (9) Octagonal Platter/shallow bowl w/Breton Lady is 12.5 by 8.5; (10) 6 Square Rooster tile (not signed) and perhaps not quimper. All other pieces are quimper and signed and one piece 1895 to 1922 and couple other pieces are 1922-1945 and 5 pieces are 1968-1983 Mark. ALSO INCLUDED are two Quimper books (1) The large on by Adela Meadows QUIMPER POTTERY Like New 224 pages includes several hundred plus color photos, value guide, marks, in english etc. 11 by 9 (2) Like New LES FAIENCES DE QUIMPER 96 pages lots of history and color photos in french. Overall these pieces are wonderful and the large fish platter there was an old restoration on the back portion and a couple of other pieces with small chip repair. Also the top finial handle to the sugar bowl was broken off over the years and previous owners filed down and repainted on that area where the finial handle was. Some other pieces have the typical glaze wear and or minor nics, tight hairline crack (cosmetic not structural), etc but All available for your viewing inspection. If you are interested I am open to reasonable offers. Email if any questions... all sales are final. Sorry no Pay Pal, checks, etc.. CASH only! If interested in viewing let me know what city you live in and when you would like to come by and look at this item and Ill get back to you with contact information, directions etc. Im retired so can show it day times too or early evenings. I live on Flamingo Avenue over by Home Depot in Nampa. I still take precautions with using a mask for social contact so would appreciate it if you can wear one while here. I have plenty of newspaper for wrapping if you decide to buy but bring a couple of boxes or totes and any other packaging materials in case you decide to buy.

great shape; completely intact. rca victor. i can help load your truck or maybe deliver it nearby. if you are interested you can leave your phone number; i will call you asap. thanks for looking!

Coca Cola Picnic Cooler 1950s. If interested call and leave a message or text me at 5 zero 3-three five 1- six one two 3......Bob

This is a vintage Ethan Allen French Country Rush Seat chair, also called Heirloom Nutmeg Maple Colonial collection chair. It features a classic colonial style with a distinctive backrest design resembling a shear of wheat and a seat woven from natural rush material. The rush seat is in excellent condition. The chair comes with the original custom seat cushion. The seat height is 18 plus the cushion. The chair is 21 1/2 inches wide at the front and 16 1/2 deep. This chair is the perfect addition for your colonial or antique home decor. Click on More Ads By This Seller to see my other beautiful holiday decor. I do offer bundle discounts. I am on 59 North, 8 minutes north of Downtown, Houston.

Vintage small cobalt blue glass bottle roughly 4 in tall in excellent condition $35 call Neil 978-372-7298 Haverhill Mass. Could ship

VintageUSAFEmergency Sustenance Kit Trunk 281/4 L x 141/4 W x 133/4 H in good condition.Please contact 615-686-5728 if interested.

This walnut Jacobean dining room table and 5 matching side chairs and 1 captains chair were likely made in the 1920 s or 1930 s when that style was very popular. The table skirt has some nice detail on the corners and the base has some nice carving on the legs. The chair legs match the table legs and have some nice detail on the backs and legs. The table top and the leaf have been refinished and the base has been restored back to its original finish. The chairs have all been re-glued and restored and the seats have been reupholstered. In spite of the age of this set is now in like new condition and ready for a new home. The table measures 42 wide x 60 long x 30.5 high. The leaf is 12 wide so when used the table is 72 long. The side chairs seats are 19 wide x 19 high and the back of the chairs are 41 high. The captains chair seat is 21 wide. Some of the pictures make it look a little orange but that is just from the way the sun was shining on it. It is actually a nice walnut color. If interested please call Sharon at 719-488-3778 which is a land line number so wont accept texts. I do not respond to emails or texts and I will delete this ad as soon as it is sold. Check out my other listings on the more ads by this user box. Cash Only Please! Thanks for looking!

Electrically restored and working 1949 Philco 10 table model television. Good CRT. Model # 49-1002 Few are found in this condition. Desired by early television collectors. Offers/trades considered. Other pre-1950 restored tv sets available. [Other listings under antiques, collectibles]

Paying top dollar for vintage advertising signs gas pumps coke machines gas pump globes neon signs neon advertising clocks air meters and some oil cans pre 1960 s. We will buy 1 item or a entire collection. Please reach out to 405-702-3400. Also have several signs for sell or trade if you are looking for something particular

Great for any garage , mancave , or private entrance Retired street sign private railroad no crossing. Bought this at an estate sale in rocklin few years ago. I don’t have a good spot for it as my garage is overpacked and it doesn’t get appreciated Size is - 18 in wide X 30 in length Pickup at my house in Roseville Call and leave a voicemail or text me if I don’t answer 916-398-6165

AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE IS AN EXCEPTIONAL SIGNED 10 5/8” ORIGINAL MODERN HANDMADE HIGH-FIRED STUDIO ART POTTERY / PORCELAIN PLATE CREATED BY CALIFORNIA AND MICHIGAN ARTISTS MICHAEL AND MIEKO KAHN (B. 1944- & B. 1947- RESPECTIVELY) THAT DISPLAYS AN UNUSUAL UNDERGLAZE HAND-APPLIED DESIGN COMPRISED OF AT LEAST TEN (10) UNDERWORLD-LOOKING HUMAN FACES, RENDERED IN BOTH WHITE AND BROWN GLAZES, AS WELL AS NUMEROUS POSSESSED-LOOKING HUMAN FIGURES CLIMBING ABOUT ON WHAT APPEAR TO BE UNDERGROUND ROOTS! Dimensions: The plate measures approximately ten and five eighths inches (10 5/8”) in diameter by one inch (1”) in height. Signature: Signed on the front side “Kahn” as part of the design. In addition, there is a piece of paper taped to the underside bottom with the artists’ names, address, and phone number. Condition: Excellent and clean condition – absolutely beautiful! Price: $100.00 (firm and cash only) To view the original signed Michael & Mieko Kahn modern studio art pottery plate available for purchase here, please send an email to John to arrange a time that is convenient for you. Thank you. Please Note: This is a cash only, local pick-up transaction in the town of Cave Creek just north of Scottsdale. You will need your own transportation. This original signed Michael & Mieko Kahn modern studio art pottery plate is safely stored in a private home and is easily accessible. Lastly, this item is available as long as this advertisement is up and running. There is no need to send text or email messages asking if it is still available. (the following information is courtesy the website for Art In The Loft) Established Michael Pottery Studio and Gallery in Greenbush, MI 1977 Established Winter studio in Albany, CA 1982 Studied at Central Michigan University Studied Nihon togei, Tokyo Studied under Toyo Kobayashi, Kasama, Japan Apprenticed under Junichi Takahashi, Kasama Japan

AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE IS A SIGNED AND NUMBERED ORIGINAL VINTAGE MODERN POST-WAR SHOWA-ERA JAPANESE COLOR WOODBLOCK ART PRINT CREATED BY SOSAKU HANGA ARTIST HAKU MAKI (1924-2000) TITLED “POEM 71-10” THAT DISPLAYS AN ABSTRACT COMPOSITION OF TEXTURED SHAPES RENDERED IN GREEN, BROWN, AND ORANGE SET AGAINST A BLACK BACKGROUND AND APPEARING AS A GROUP OF PREHISTORIC MONUMENT STONES! Please Note: This original Haku Maki color woodblock art print still retains all of its original framing, including the matte board, the glass front, and the frame’s backside paper board which includes a framer’s label from the Avenue Frame Shop in Racine, Wisconsin. Dimensions: The woodblock print’s image size is approximately ten and one half inches (10 1/2”) in height by seven and one eighth inches (7 1/8”) in width. The sheet size that can be viewed within the matte board measures approximately eleven and one half inches (11 ½”) in height by eight inches (8”) in width but is most likely larger as it extends underneath the matte board. The overall dimensions of the original gold-colored metal frame are approximately sixteen and one quarter inches (16 ¼”) in height by thirteen and one quarter inches (13 ¼”) in width. Signature: This original woodblock art print is signed by the artist in pencil along the bottom margin reading from left to right: “106 / 152 Poem. 71-10 Haku Maki” In addition, the artist’s red seal signature is located in the bottom left corner area. Condition: This Haku Maki color woodblock art print looks to be in excellent and clean condition with two minor faint areas of white efflorescence on the surface (barely visible), one in the top left corner area within the black background and the other along the bottom within the black background. The original matting is in excellent and clean condition. And the original gold-colored metal frame is in good and clean condition with some small scuffs and markings. Provenance: This Haku Maki color woodblock art print was recently acquired from an estate in Cave Creek, Arizona. Price: $300.00 (firm and cash only) To view the signed & numbered original vintage modern post-war Showa-Era Japanese color woodblock art print by Sosaku Hanga artist Haku Maki (1924-2000) titled “Poem 71-10” available for purchase here, please send an email to John to arrange a time that is convenient for you. Thank you. Please Note: This is a cash only, local pick-up transaction in the town of Cave Creek just north of Scottsdale. You will need your own transportation. This signed & numbered original vintage modern post-war Showa-Era Japanese color woodblock art print by Sosaku Hanga artist Haku Maki (1924-2000) titled “Poem 71-10” is safely stored in a private home and is easily accessible. Lastly, this item is available as long as this advertisement is up and running. There is no need to send text or email messages asking if it is still available. (information courtesy the website for Artelino) Haku Maki - 1924-2000 Haku Maki became famous by using old Chinese and Japanese kanji characters and refining them into abstract compositions of archaic look. Later the artist chose persimmons and ceramics as his favorite subjects. Haku Makis prints are in high demand by collectors worldwide - mainly from the USA. A few years ago, little was known about the artists life. We then stumbled upon a book The Life and Works of Haku Maki by Daniel Tretiak, we decided to rewrite this whole article about Haku Maki. Biography Haku Maki was born in 1924 under the name of Maejima Tadaaki in Asomachi in Ibaraki Prefecture. In 1945 the artists life had nearly ended. He was in a special squadron of kamikaze pilots. The surrender of Japan on August 14, 1945 saved his life. Haku Maki became a teacher at a high school. In 1950 he took the artist name Haku Maki and became the famous printmaker and painter whom we know today. Health problems made it often difficult for him to create his art works. In 2000 Haku Maki died of cancer. The Artworks of Haku Maki Haku Mai is mainly known for his abstract prints showing some odd hieroglyphics that look like mysterious messages found on old stones that were excavated by archaeologists and are now waiting to be deciphered. The odd hieroglyphics are actually old Chinese kanji characters that were refined by Haku Maki to make them look better. Often the prints are titled as poems and a number suffix to identify them. During his later years Haku Maki made also images of ceramics, mostly bowls, and of persimmons. There are also a few designs showing trees, a theme of modern Japanese prints that has been adopted by many Japanese artists after 1945. Color Splashes I remember when we once had a return (I hate returns.) of a Haku Maki print bought in one of our auctions. The client had discovered a color spot on the print. We were not familiar with all aspects of Haku Makis works at that time. Now we know it better. After 1960 Haku Maki began to integrate splashes of colors into some of his designs. Daniel Tretiak calls them splashes, others speak of color tears. The artist used these to achieve more balanced compositions by setting counterparts in colors. Haku Makis Techniquue A finished Haku Maki print is usually the result of a process of applying mixed media printing techniques. The artist first carved a conventional woodblock. Then he put cement around the carved areas. When the cement had dried out, Haku Maki carved and chiseled the cement into the shape he wanted to have. Then a wet, double-layered paper was used for the printing. Thus prints made in this technique show strong embossing. Haku Makis works look nearly three-dimensional. The Market for Haku Maki Prints I personally think that there are only two ways to look at Haku Maki prints. You like them, or you dont. But no doubt, they have been in high demand since his lifetime and they are fashionable. In my view, the major demand comes from Americans. European collectors tend to be more conservative in their tastes. As demand was already soaring before the artists death, the edition size is usually around 150. Often Haku Maki with his continuous health problems could not keep up with market demand. His wife had helped him with printing. Works by the artist are not quite cheap, but they are still affordable. The Book about Haku Maki The book about Haku Maki, written by Daniel Tretiak, was originally intended as a complete catalog of the artists works. But it soon turned out that this was a mission impossible. Instead, the book provides intensive information about the artists life and his artistic creations on circa 120 pages. The text is written in an understandable manner and factual, and thus makes a positive contrast to the usual high-hog wishy-washy of art books. Haku Makis artistic oeuvre is demonstrated by illustrations of his works. But the illustrations do not make it a coffee table book. Instead it is a very informative and an interesting source for all those who are interested in the artist Haku Maki. The Life and Works of Haku Maki, by Danel Tretiak, Outskirts Press Inc., Denver Colorado, ISBN-13: 978-1-4327-0575-6.

Selling 1950 s 1960 s German radios Functional as recievs stations, been electricity restored! Asking $100.00 Each! No trades, cash only, greeneville, TN Call 423-341-1826 .

Antique claw and glass ball oak lamp table. Circa 1900. $300 can call 832-492-7411

This antique quarter sawn oak table top and leaves have been refinished and the legs restored back to their original finish. There is a unique rope band on the bottom of the skirt and the legs have intricate carving on them which makes this table more unusual than most from that time period. This table is 45 round and has 29 leaves that when put in make the table 63 long. The table has the original wooden wheels and is 30 high. The space between the legs when the leaves are not in is approximately 18 wide. If interested call Sharon at the number listed in the reply box.719-488-3778. This is a land line so will not accept texts. I do not respond to emails or texts and will delete this ad as soon as it is sold. Check out my other postings by clicking on the more ads by this user box on the right side of the ad under the map. Cash Only Please! Thanks for looking!

Waterford Crystal for sale. I have an extensive collection with many, many items for sale. Items include 1980s through 1990s Lismore Collection, consisting of Drinkware Sets, Stemware Sets, Tableware, and Barware, as well as collectible Figurines! Please get in touch with me to arrange a private showing specifically for you. This is a private sale, and I reside in Rowlett, Texas. Thank you for your interest. FRANCOIS @ (214) 668 - 44 THREE NINE .

Include your number I will text or call ONLY Seeking a collector to buy all VERY OLD CLOTH DOLLS WAS $1000 LESS THAN HALF PRICE TO PAY MEDICAL BILLS $400
