Fresh restoration of this RARE solid copper and brass S. Sternau burner stand. It''s been polished and sealed for lasting beauty. Nice old wood base is 10''x10'', burner is  More »

Fresh restoration of this RARE solid copper and brass S. Sternau burner stand. It''s been polished and sealed for lasting beauty. Nice old wood base is 10''x10'', burner is 16''x 9'' and all in great condition. A very unusual collectible!! Selling as a DECORATIVE item. Email for more info. Status: For Sale Reference#: TBB836 Condition: Restored Year: early 1900''s   « Less

REDUCED PRICE $68.00** Nice solid copper coffee/tea pot with brass accents. We've professionally polished and clear coated it for lasting beauty. Selling as a DECORATIVE item  More »

REDUCED PRICE $68.00** Nice solid copper coffee/tea pot with brass accents. We've professionally polished and clear coated it for lasting beauty. Selling as a DECORATIVE item only. It was made in Portugal, and measures 9'' tall by 11'' wide. Neat wood handle with brass moveable arms. Email for more info. Status: For Sale Reference#: TBB826 Condition: Refinished Year: 1970''s- 1980''s   « Less

This is a Superb 18th Century English Silver Drum Form Bright Cut Georgian Tea Pot With Its Original Carved Wood Handle. Origin: London, England Circa: 1776. This Silver  More »

This is a Superb 18th Century English Silver Drum Form Bright Cut Georgian Tea Pot With Its Original Carved Wood Handle. Origin: London, England Circa: 1776. This Silver Teapot Has Survived In A Superb State Of Original Preservation Without Any Major Imperfections, Repairs, Damage, Replacements, Alterations, Restorations, Or Embellishments. The Finial, Lid, Handle, Spout, & Bright Cut Are Completely Original To The Piece. All Original Hallmarks Are Clearly Stamped On The Bottom. Superb Condition. Height 4 1/8 x Length 7   « Less

One Very Rare & Important Late 18th C Castleton, Vermont Pewter Beaker By Ebenezer Southmayd. A Tappering Beaker Form With Incised Bands And A Molded Foot. Excellent  More »

One Very Rare & Important Late 18th C Castleton, Vermont Pewter Beaker By Ebenezer Southmayd. A Tappering Beaker Form With Incised Bands And A Molded Foot. Excellent Condition. This exceedingly rare Ebenezer Southmayd touch mark on Vermont pewter craftsmanship can be seen on the inside of this beaker. His touch mark was a three mast sailing ship. Height: 4 1/2" Price $28,500. Reference: One item made by Ebenezer Southmayd from Castleton, Vermont can be seen at Shelburne Museum in a locked secure storage room shown only by special request. Ebenezer Southmayd pewter remains the rarest items to collect from Vermont. Excellent Condition Stock # RT080305   « Less

One Very Rare & Important Late 18th C Castleton, Vermont Pewter Beaker By Ebenezer Southmayd. A Tappering Beaker Form With Incised Bands And A Molded Foot. Excellent  More »

One Very Rare & Important Late 18th C Castleton, Vermont Pewter Beaker By Ebenezer Southmayd. A Tappering Beaker Form With Incised Bands And A Molded Foot. Excellent Condition. This exceedingly rare Ebenezer Southmayd touch mark on Vermont pewter craftsmanship can be seen on the inside of this beaker. His touch mark was a three mast sailing ship. Height: 4 1/2'' Price $28,500. Reference: One item made by Ebenezer Southmayd from Castleton, Vermont can be seen at Shelburne Museum in a locked secure storage room shown only by special request. Ebenezer Southmayd pewter remains the rarest items to collect from Vermont. Excellent Condition   « Less

Superb 19th C English Double Layered Scalloped Apron Pierced Brass Trivet. Circa 1870

Superb 19th C English Double Layered Scalloped Apron Pierced Brass Trivet. Circa 1870   « Less

Superb Group Of 5 Stoneware Items Of Connecticut Origin: Circa: 1814-1834 The Jug Risley Pottery, Norwich, Connecticut, 1846-1875, One Pitcher Probably Connecticut, 19th  More »

Superb Group Of 5 Stoneware Items Of Connecticut Origin: Circa: 1814-1834 The Jug Risley Pottery, Norwich, Connecticut, 1846-1875, One Pitcher Probably Connecticut, 19th Century, Two Pitchers And The Crock Armstrong And Wentworth Pottery, Norwich, Connecticut, 1814-1834 Comprising An Ovoid Form Cobalt Decorated Stoneware Jug. A Baluster-Form Cobalt-Decorated Stoneware Pitcher With Tulip Decoration, A Double-Handled Ovoid-Form Cobalt-Decorated Crock, An Albany-Slip Glazed Stoneware Pitcher, And An Albany-Slip-Glazed Stoneware Pitcher. The Jug Stamped - ISLEY / -ORWICH, The Crock Stamped ARMSTRONG & WENTWORTH / NORWICH 10'' High, 8 1/2'' in Diameter; 9'' High, 7 1/2'' Diameter; 6 1/2'' High, 6 1/4'' Diameter; 9'' High, 7 1/4'' in Diameter Overall Excellent Condition   « Less

Extremely Large Rare American Copper Caldron With Excellent Ironwork Swing Handle. Circa: 1865-1885. Diameter 27'', Height: 18'' In An Outstanding State Of Original  More »

Extremely Large Rare American Copper Caldron With Excellent Ironwork Swing Handle. Circa: 1865-1885. Diameter 27'', Height: 18'' In An Outstanding State Of Original Preservation   « Less

Rare & Important 19th C American Shaker Canterbury, N.H. Tin Teapot Attributed To Brother Thomas Corbett Of The Church Family Who Was Listed As A Tin Smith Within The  More »

Rare & Important 19th C American Shaker Canterbury, N.H. Tin Teapot Attributed To Brother Thomas Corbett Of The Church Family Who Was Listed As A Tin Smith Within The Village. A Letter Of Authentication Accompanies The Tea Pot Listing Provenance. It has survived in a superb state of preservation without any damage, repair, replacement, no dents, or restoration. Tin with lead solder. Pristine Condition Height: 6 inches, Diameter 9 inches Provenance: Mark Reinfurt - Equinox Antiques & Fine Art Drs. John R. Ribic & Carla M. Kingsley Shaker Collection Mark Reinfurt - Equinox Antiques & Fine Art   « Less

Rare 19th C American Bennington, Vermont Cobalt Blue Decorated Salt Glazed Stoneware Crock. A Crock Of Cylindrical Form With Protruding Rim And Shaped Ears With Impressed  More »

Rare 19th C American Bennington, Vermont Cobalt Blue Decorated Salt Glazed Stoneware Crock. A Crock Of Cylindrical Form With Protruding Rim And Shaped Ears With Impressed Mark J. Horton & Co. Bennington, Vermont. #2 Decorated In Rich Cobalt Blue, Folky Depliction Of A Schoolhouse With A Flag On Top, Two Trees And Fence In The Forground; Some Cracks On Bottom, Surface Abrasions, Height: 11 1/2'' Provenance: Stephen Score, Essex, Massachusetts; Sothebys''s New York, American Folk Art And Furniture Formerly In The Collection Of Daphne Farago, Sold For The Benefit Of The Rhode Island School Of Design, February 2, 1991, Lot 204. Literature: Carol Sanderson And Christopher Monkhouse, Americana From The Daphne Farago Collection, 1985, Page 57, Figure 47. We Are Actively Seeking High Qualtiy Example Of Rare & Unusual Bennington, Vermont Stoneware With Deers, Lions, Churchs, School Houses, Etc. For Our Established Clientel. All Inquiries Should Be Address To The Owner Of The Gallery. Attention: Mark Reinfurt - Equinox Antiques & Fine Art 802-362-3540. Prompt Courtesy Reply Always   « Less