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1952 Singer Featherweight Sewing Machine & Case with Foot pedal. Needs Re-wiring.

$285.00

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Great old wooden accordion made by Hohner in Germany. It appears to be inlaid wood, but someone suggested it is painted wood that has been over laid. When you run your hand over it, you can feel the design which is why we thought it was inlaid wood. It has 21 buttons (made out of either Mother of Pearl and/or Abalone) on 2 rows (on the keyboard part) and 8 buttons on 2 rows on the box portion. As you can tell, we know nothing about musical instruments, but when I press the keys a sound comes out (sorry, not musically inclined). It is absolutely gorgeous. The whole accordion measures approximately 11" x 11". The box portion measures 8 1/2" x 11". The only flaw is there is a tear in the mesh part which could probably be fixed (see pictures).

$360.00

Early 1900's Fairbanks Scale $137.50

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An early 1900's wicker planter with original aluminum inserts. Made by heywood wakefield (label attached)! $137.50

Fresh from a local estate is this fabulous game or card table from either the 1930's or 1940's. It has the lyre or harp base, metal feet and a Duncan Phyfe style. Excellent shape with wear consistent to age. This one is unusual because it doesn't twist, but rather slides forward. Measures: Top (when opened) 31 1/4" square , folded 31 1/4" x 15 3/4" deep. When folded it is 28 1/2" tall, when opened 28".

$200.00

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Wonderful 1910 - 1930's Child's Leather Saddle.

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$140.00

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1920's Speckled Painted Wardrobe

$75.00

Cast Iron (bronzed) Ship Silhouette. I believe this was a TV lamp. A custome suggested this was part of an old radio.

$65.00

Early 1900's wooden bird cage, with original paint!

Old (1880's) Cherry Washstand! How beautiful! $245.00

An early (late 1800's) signed "LeRoy" Duck chromolith gorgeous gold frame with hand blown glass! $225.00

Dead duck oil painting on canvas. $48.00

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Very unusual Walnut Victorian Drying Rack. $185.00

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Early 1920's Wherle Steamer Trunk, complete with original wooden hangers. Great shape! $110.00

Art Deco Funeral / Florist Basket

$45.00

Fantastic Victorian portrait Jewelry box / chest/ armoire (Bombay style). The top opens, as well as the three drawers below. I believe this is partially made out of celluloid. there is some minor damage, but considering its age (1880-1910) it is in darn good shape. this truly is one of a kind and a rare find.

9" deep x 9 3/4" tall x 18 1/4" Wide

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$600.00

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Victorian (1880 - 1910) child's two wheeled Sulky.

$400.00

Adorable Girl with her Dog print. Fantastic frame!

$65.00

Old Mission Style DOLL Crib

Not recommended for Infant use

$40.00

Arts & Crafts Boot Scraper. $80.00

1958 Singer Sewing Machine (Model 99K). Looks brand new and works too.

$85.00

Mix & Match Hoosier.

Top $110.00

Bottom $135.00

Primitive Maple Butcher Block! Look at the size of that tree!!!

$145.00

Small Hoosier Bottom. $60.00

Primitive Red Farm Chairs (3). $30.00 each

Old Lawn Trimmer. $55.00

Mission style rocker. $40.00

Old Magic Chef Stove with cover opened. And closed! $175.00

Magnificent Sideboard from the Depression Era. $450.00

Old Wicker Plant Stand. $40.00

1872 - 1891 Blattner & Adams of St. Louis Brass Transit & wooden case. $1,200.00

Wonderful glass lamp with prisms and original fringe lamp shade. $60.00

Old Red Metal Bird Cage with three glass feeders.

Primitive Bingham Bee Smoker.

Vintage Chevrolet Sign

AM FM Bakelite Refrigerator Radio by Westinghouse. It is my understanding these were given out with the new Refrigerators! Worked perfectly!

Old Victrola Cabinet (empty). This would be great for a bar, trash can or anything else you can think of.

1919 Model 128 Singer Sewing Machine with Bentwood Carrying Case. Works, too! Great stenciling!

Precious picture of young dance couples! Can you say "Fred & Ginger"?

Rare Redware Cream and Sugar by Stahl's Pottery from Powder Valley, PA. For more information please visit Stahl Pottery's Website.

Old Altas Furniture Butler's Chest made in jamestown, new york.

1930's Arts & Crafts Hand Carved Indian (Native American) with 1907 penny, signed by V B Hunt 34.

Early 1900's Gentleman's Dresser.

Old bus token machine. By Johnson Fare Box Company. Serial #61937

1920's - 1930's Home Comfort (porcelain or enamelware over cast iron) SALESMAN SAMPLE Wood Stove by Wrought Iron Range Company of St. Louis. It even has a serial number, just like the real stoves. Model is EAG1274. This comes with the hard to find carrying case. The base of the case (where the stove is attached) is made to look like the linoleum floor so the prospective buyer could get the feel for the stove in their home.

Old Reverse Painting of the Capital in Washington, D.C.

Early 1900's "Free" treadle sewing machine in tiger oak cabinet with super detail!

Early 1900's Victor Victrola Talking Machine that works and has great sound!!

Early 1900's Mahagony (or possibly Walnut) 6 foot European Breakfront! This is in super shape and positively gorgeous!!

Oblong Bubble Glass Frame.

Old Wicker Wingback Chair.

Early World War One Wool Pants.

Primitive Spice Rack for Kitchen or other place in the home.

Here is a primitive bench with an early 1900's Universal bread maker that won the Gold Medal at the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair.

Early 1900's Oak 24 Drawer Printers Cabinet by Hamilton Mfg. of Two Rivers, Wisconsin. and on its way to its new home in CALIFORNIA!!!

This is either an old medical cabinet or ice box that has been repainted.

1920-1930's Primitive Cabinet.

1920's Cast Iron Stove with 6 pans by Eagle. Original Paint. Warmer, Stove, & Boiler (on right of stove) open. Flames come up through the burners to give the realistic effect of fire.

Two 1915 Fire Extinguishers (One from St. Louis & one from Chicago) and an unusual 4 hour brass hour glass. The Hour Glass has been to a local attorney.

"Fred" the Raccoon.

Coca Cola Cooler in super shape!

Early Tool Chest. This would be a great jewelry case, too.

1920's - 1930's Bronze Horse Clock (Works, too!)

Victorian vanity bench

One of the Union Stone Mason Fruit Jar's made by Red Wing. In great shape. Both were

Oak Buffet with Art Deco Coffee Set and an Alexander Basket!

1920's Barley Twist Gateleg Table.

Matching Barley Twist Buffet.

Insignia on the Barley Twist Table & Buffet / Sideboard.

This is in wonderful shape! Four chairs also included (they do need a little TLC).

Sno-Flake Sled. Remember these? Man, were they fun (and dangerous)!

1920's Blonde China Cabinet. This is in super shape!

Creme & Green Stove.

Wurlitzer Cabinet on wheels.

Great blue primitive cabinet.

Small Tennessee Company Cream & Green Gas Stove. WORKS!

Rectangular shaped bubble picture frame.

Old Fox Lake (Wisconsin) Brewing Keg

Old Cleo Cola (10 gallon) Tin. Top says "Whistle Bottling Company, Alton, IL From Vess Beverage Company, 2910 Locust, St. Louis, MO" on the top of the tin.

Victorian Dresser and Bookcase. On its way home to Branson, MO.

1920 University of Illinois Football Team Photo

American Girl Advertisement

Early 1900's three stack library book shelf.

Dino Supreme Oil Clock

Walnut handmade daybed. Circa 1840. Measures 6 foot from the inside of each arm rest. Pulls out into a double bed (4 foot). Great shape! Now residing in Texas!