American Antiques & Related Artifacts

ARTIFACT: Great 1880’s – 1890’s Cordova Rye Whiskey bar back bottle. The acid etched label reads: “CORDOVA VO RYE WHISKEY BOTTLED BY WOOD, POLLARD & CO. BOSTON”. VINTAGE: Circa 1880’s – 1890’s ...

ARTIFACT: This is a nice pair of silver candlesticks, made by the Derby Silver Plate Company in the 1900's. They were made by hammering Silver into the form in an Art's and Crafts Period Style. VINTAGE: Ca. 1900 SIZE: Approximately 10" height 4"...

ARTIFACT: This is a wonderful 1910's-20's Hampden Creamery tin top, cow head half pint bottle from Massachusetts. The tin cover is latched and works just fine, albeit a little bit rusty. VINTAGE: Circa 1910's-20's SIZE: Approximately 2-1/2" in diameter...

ARTIFACT: This is an Early Colonial/ Revolutionary War Period shoe buckle. It would function very similarly to a belt buckle with the snake tongue hinge to hold the shoe belt in place. VINTAGE: Circa Colonial/ Revolutionary War SIZE: Approximately 3" x...

ARTIFACT: This is a beautiful Civil War Connecticut Militia coat button by Scovill Manufacturing Corporation. The button has wonderful detail and gilding. VINTAGE: Circa Civil War SIZE: About 13/16" in diameter CONSTRUCTION / MATERIALS: Gilded Brass...

ARTIFACT: Wonderful 1890's West Chop Light Treen Pin Holder in the form of a miniature bellows, also known as Mauchline ware. Original pieces of Mauchline ware were produced by the Smith family of Mauchline, Ayrshire, now Strathclyde, Scotland. The...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa late 18th or early 19th century bone "pastes" box, possibly either European or American in origin. The box opens to reveal a rectangular mirror edged is silk and a velvet lined tray opposite. VINTAGE: Circa late 18th...

ARTIFACT: 1890’s copper and lead coal stove advertising printing plate. VINTAGE: Circa 1890’s SIZE: Approximately 3” x 2 ¾” CONSTRUCTION/MATERIALS: Copper and lead. ATTACHMENT: Holes for anchoring to press. MARKINGS: None...