Early American maple herb crusher, early 19th century. Hand carved from a single block of tiger maple wood. The bottom is curved both front and back so it can rock back and forth. Measures 8 inches long. Beautiful patina.
RARE! Antique Tibetan vest of wool and silk, appliqued with jade, coral, turquoise, amber, cowrie shells, brass and silver. Museum quality, circa 1860. Approximately 30 inches long and 15 inches wide. There is a fabric tear on the top left shoulder but it is held in place by the lining.
Samuel Ellis pewter charger. London, 1746-1801. Diameter 16.5 inches. Very good condition. Some wear to touch marks.
Samuel Hamlin (1746 1801) pewter charger. Providence, RI. Diameter 13.5 inches. Excellent condition. Please see American Pewter by J. B. Kerfoot, 1942, page 118, for an image of these touch marks.
Ash splint market basket with hickory handle circa 1860. Pristine original condition without breaks, cracks or repairs. Lovely patina. Measures 15 inches high to top of handle, 10 inches high to rim, and 12 inches across.