1920-30's "Building Number 9" Folk Art Advertising Sign
This is a great old original handmade wooden sign from a New England factory. It is measures 17.5 x 17.5 square and has a great patina and look, deep frame, good color (creme) and great typography. It was originally in an old mill in Manchester, Connecticut. It's just a wonderful honest American piece, great color and great look. A cross between machine age, folk, factory, and Americana! See more --->

1940's WWII "Keep em' Flying" Handmade Painted Aviation Antique Sign
This was recently found by us in a barn in West Virginia. It is a world war two vintage sign in red, white and blue old paint with the famous WW2 patriotic saying "Keep em' Flying" handwritten on it. The typography is a little crooked, and it's 20th century folk art at it's best...funky, American and with a great look. Hand painted on a piece of wood about 1/4 inch thick it measures about 16.5 x 20 inches. Condition excellent, as seen. This old original sign is ready to hang in a great Americana setting! See more --->

19th c. early handmade Unknown Bone & Brass Primitive Tool
This is a handmade antique tool in brass and bone. It was found in New England, and has great 19th c. patina. We are unable to put a finger on exactly what kind of tool this is. It is heavy in weight, and the round loop pivots. It is a beautiful old homemade tool in your hands, heavy and very high quality. A great early piece for the antique tool collector. See more --->

19th c. Early Heavy Tin Dough, Pastry or Cookie Cutters Set in Old Tin Box
We were thrilled to find this great old 19th or early 20th c. set of 16 graduated cutters in the original tin. It is heavy, well made, and has great patina and old solder. We rarely find a complete set like this in entirety, and in this condition. This came out of the Fayetteville, New York area, Onondaga County of Upstate NY. Clean, heavy and high quality heavy tin. Feels great in your hands! Size: tin box round, 4 x 2 inches. See more --->

c. 1900 Antique Japanese Doll with Face & Hands made of Oyster Shells
This is a beautiful early Japanese doll recently found in the Hudson Valley area of New York State. He is in beautiful, original condition with oyster shell hands and face, original early hair and costume. Layers of pulverized oyster shells were built up and then polished to a high sheen in the making of these dolls in Japan. A beautiful piece out of an early house in the area. He has an amazing face and eyes. Condition, excellent. She's hauntingly beautiful! See more -->