Circa 1760-1780: Measuring a whopping 19.25" in diameter and 6.25" in height, this fantastic ash burl bowl is extremely well made.
For Sale: $6,850
Circa 2nd Half 18th Century: This exuberantly turned English mortar and pestle is signed J. Salsbury on both pieces.
For Sale: $3,750
Circa 1830s: Signed "June the 20 1837" in period script on the underside of the lid, this striking white pine New England storage box retains its original six- color paint decoration on a bright tomato red ground.
For Sale: $2,250
Circa 1880: At only 4.75 in height, this little firkin in marbelized black and white paint is a rare find.
For Sale: $1,650
Circa 1865: It is highly unusual to find early American lighting that retains its original paint and even more unusual to find an example with its original paper label.
For Sale: $1,495
Circa 2nd Half 19th Century: This handsome sailor made folk art ditty box features an original five color polychromatic paint scheme and a complex sgraffito encircled star within a star within a star pattern on its lid.
For Sale: $1,450
Circa 1870s: It's always a treat to find firkins made in South Hingham, Massachusetts, and this large signed "C. Wilder & Son So. Hingham Mass." firkin in desirable original mustard paint decoration makes one smile.
For Sale: $1,450
Circa 1870s: This patriotic ballot box is extremely well constructed with fine details: tiny square brads, canted base molding, handmade tin funnels to make it easy to drop in marbles, inset pieces of wood on top to ensure a tight closure, and beautifully turned wooden handle.
For Sale: $1,450
Circa Mid 19th Century: This petite basswood and poplar pintle-hinged New England keeping box with square nail construction retains its original surface with gilt-bronze stenciled motifs.
For Sale: $1,295
Circa Late 19th Century: Constructed with hand cut brads, wooden pegs, and opposing finger joints this round pantry box in desirable period dry blue paint measures 2 3/16"D x 1 5/16"H.
For Sale: $1,250
Circa Late 19th Century: Over ten inches high and eighteen inches wide this box works on the bottom of the stack and is in nice sturdy condition.
For Sale: $1,250
Circa 2nd Half 19th Century: This attractive 6 1/2"D x 2 5/8"H sailor made folk art ditty box features original green, red, and black paint and a large carved eight-point star on its lid.
For Sale: $1,250
Circa Late 19th Century: Measuring 2 1/16"D x 1 1/16"H this small antique wooden box is in pumpkin paint with hand cut brads, wooden pegs, and opposing finger joints.
For Sale: $1,150
Circa Late 19th Century: Inscriptions on the top and bottom seem to indicate this box was used to store sage seed in 1898, and the former owners have left a note of provenance inside the box for future generations.
For Sale: $995
Circa Late 19th Century: It's always a treat to find firkins made in South Hingham, Massachusetts, and this desirable signed "L. Gardner S. Hingham Mass." firkin in difficult to find original bittersweet paint decoration is a real winner.
For Sale: $950
Circa Late 19th Century: This small wooden pantry box measures 2"D x 1 1/8"H and is in old worn and dry original mustard paint. The construction of hand cut brads, wooden pegs, and opposing finger joints points to a South Hingham, Massachusetts orgin.
For Sale: $950
Circa 2nd Quarter19th Century: This early hanging salt box with a rare double tombstone back was found here in Virginia by storied Rockbridge County antiques dealer Dick Barnes of Old South Antiques and was purchased at Mr. Barnes' estate sale in his magnificent 18th century home in historic Brownsburg.
Sale Pending
Circa Late 19th Century: Miniature pantry boxes in this small size are very hard to find. Measuring only 2 1/8"D x 1 1/8"H this round spice box in period yellow paint is constructed with hand cut brads, wooden pegs, and opposing finger joints.
For Sale: $895
Circa 1850s: Signed Elisha Beal on the lid, this Hingham, Massachusetts, 5 1/8"L x 4"W x 2"H oval pantry box in superb original oxidized blue paint features opposing finger joints and square nail construction.
For Sale: $895
Circa Late 19th Century: Collectors love blue, and this 9.75"D x 5.25"H round pantry box in original blue paint definitely fits the bill.
For Sale: $895
Circa 1876: It's always a treat to find firkins attributed to South Hingham, Massachusetts, and this beautiful example in unusual original sage green paint decoration is signed "Our Centennial Best 1776 1876," showing that is was made to celebrate America's 100th anniversary as a nation.
For Sale: $895
Circa Late 19th Century: Collectors love miniature pantry boxes, and this 2 3/4"D x 1 3/8"H round pantry box in period cherry red paint definitely fits the bill.
For Sale: $850
Circa Mid 19th Century: This 5 1/2"L x 4 1/8"W x 2"H oval pantry box in hard to find original oyster paint features opposing finger joints and square nail construction.
For Sale: $695
Circa 1870-1880: Measuring 10 1/2"D x 5 1/2"H, this pantry box retains its original hand cut square wooden pegs around the lid.
For Sale: $550
Circa Late 19th Century: Pantry boxes were used to store all manner of things, and this 6 3/8"D x 2 7/8"H pantry box in old in use crazed blue over original green paint is inscribed "buttons" twice on the lid so that its owner would know what it held.
For Sale: $525
Circa 19th Century: The charming two tone paint scheme on this early New Hampshire signed pantry box has excellent contrast.
For Sale: $450
Circa 1st Quarter 20th Century: Perhaps used for sewing or something loving, this freehand paint decorated pantry box from the arts and crafts era measures 8.75" D.
For Sale: $250
Bob Zordani and Heidi Kellner: (217) 714-5016, Lexington, Virginia: zandk@zandkantiques.com
