Rethinking Antiquing
We strive to provide a new type of antiquing experience, one that caters to people's personal needs.
Featured Items
Attributed Samuel J. Wetmore, Lidded Redware Sugar Bowl with Manganese Decoration, c. 1805-1809. Similar in form to other Wetmore pieces. Likely from the Huntington Pottery Studio he owned on Long Island. Later becoming Brown Bros.
Hand-Carved Wooden Rocking Horse c. 1880-1900, with original tack construction and distressed paint, horse hair tail, and sleigh rocker base, wear consistent with age and use, including cracks (including one on neck not depicted in photos), wear to paint, etc.,
Connecticut River Valley Cherry Tilt Top Spider Leg Candle Stand, c. 1790-1810, possibly Hartford or New London Counties, with a shapely rectangular top sporting scalloped corners and reeded edges, raised over a handsomely turned baluster form column supported by a tripod of curved legs, wear consistent with age and use, 28 1/2" H x 16 3/4" D x 19" L
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