Christine Hanauer and Randy Seidman have been active in the field of antiques for over twenty years. They have researched a wide variety of objects but specialize in Americana and Folk Art and have sold to collectors, museums and fellow dealers. Each item sold is guaranteed as to age, authenticity and condition. We are always interested in purchasing single items or entire collections of antiques and welcome consignments of high quality items.
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A early and beautifully carved bone spool with a small knob at the top for holding the end of the thread. The spool measures 1 2/2" tall with a diameter of 1'". It is in excellent condition. This group of beautiful Irish point lace is from Killarney, Ireland. It dates to the mid to late 19th century.
This is a rather unusual hearth cooking device. We found this some years ago in New York State. We mounted this in our hearth by hooking it over a cast iron fire back but I am not certain if that was how this was actually meant to be used. I confess, I have never roasted a bird or anything else on one of these!.
A late 19th early 20th century molded copper full body eagle weathervane in old gold repaint. It is mounted on an orb which rests on an arrow. An as found 19th century late copper hollow body running horse weathervane in the form of race horse Ethan Allen. This vane has a molded cast iron head. The running horse is mounted on a stand for the photographs but the stand is not included, in this instance, with the vane.
A decoratively wrought generously sized 18th century Suffolk type exterior door latch with spade terminals. It is in very good condition but lacks the thumb piece. The overall length is 16. This is a pair of 18 or early 19th c. wrought iron strap hinges with spade ends. They measure 18" and 18 1/4" in length.
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