Early American wrought iron candle stand. Eighteenth century. Adjustable candle cone with heart finial and twist shaft on three penny feet. Measures 22.5 inches high and 8.5 to 9 inches across each base angle.

Early American country kitchen cast iron hearth spider 3 footed skillet measures 9.5 inches across, 4 inches high with a 8.5 inch handle. Excellent condition, no cracks or repairs. 18th to early 19thc New England

Two hand wrought steel pot holder brackets circa 1900 blacksmith made from heavy thick steel with hand forged iron hooks. These brackets can hold any amount of weight. Perfect for a country kitchen copper pan collection. One rack measures 37 in long by 2 inches wide by 5/16ths of an inch thick, and the other measures 31 inches long by 2 inches wide by 5/16ths of an inch thick. Found 20 years ago in Newport, RI. Probably from a kitchen in one of the large mansions.

Early American cast iron hearth spider skillet. Three footed. Measures 12.5 inches across by 4.75 inches high and has a 10 inch handle. Excellent condition, no cracks or repairs. New England, 18th to early 19th century.

Matched pair of early period American "hog scraper" push-up candlesticks with brass "wedding band" rings. Each measures 13 inches tall. Good working order. The hog scraper candlestick, commonly used in 19th-century North America and Britain, gets its name from its resemblance to an antique device used to scrape bristles from a hog after slaughter. The hook attached to the bobeche was for hanging on the back of ladderback chairs.