UP FOR BID IS A VINTAGE RED CROSS OAK WOOD STOVE DOOR. IT IS IN REAL NICE CONDITION, I DO NOT KNOW WHAT THE TWO SMALL HOLES ON THE FRONT ARE FOR. I DON'T SEE ANY CRACKS OR REPAIRS, PLEASE LOOK AT THE

 

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PARLOR STOVE FOOTRAILS FOOTRESTS BOOTRAILS CAST METAL HERE'S A PAIR OF PARLOR COAL WOOD STOVE FOOTRAILS, FOOTRESTS BOOTRAILS THAT CAME OUT OF THE BASEMENT OF AN OLD HARDWARE STORE. THEY ARE OPEN SEE T

 

Henry & Charles Wood manufactured tin and iron ware and sold stoves in Providence, RI in 1835. They moved to Bangor, ME in 1839 under the name of Henry Wood & Co. until 1851 when the foreman W

 

Antique Rattan Baby Carriage. Found in retired OB-GYN's office. Very ornate and detailed rattan work. Black cotton lining. Accordion style shade. Fun collectable for a new family.

 

antique bronze or castiron trivet. this is a neat piece. hallmarked v m and says bobcat with another number as can be noted in photos. ive never come accross another like it. please hit the link to vi

 

Vintage Wicker Pram Welcome! This pram is at least 40 years old. The owner received it for her child that long ago and said it was old then so perhaps it is antique. The make is unknown as it is unmar

 

Many More Photos Listed Below! Offered is this antique cast iron sadiron or sad iron. Made by Colebrookdale Iron Co. of Pottstown, Pennsylvania. Upper surface has slightly heavier oxidation than sides

 

UP FOR AUCTION IS: AN UNUSUAL, RARE, VICTORIAN ERA KITCHEN SINK, TAKEN FROM A MANSION IN EVANSTON, ILLINOIS. IT MEASURES 32" BY 22" BY 7 1/2". IT IS WORN WITH AGE, BUT STILL IN VIABLE CONDITION. CHECK

 

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