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It is very simple: You get one bid and one bid only! You must bid the minimum bid or any amount over that. The auction closes (tomorrow) Friday at 3:00 pm. In case of a tie, the bid that comes in first through email wins. Please include your zip code with your bid so we can have a shipping price ready for you. Your bid does not include shipping and/or sales tax. Sorry but you can't change your mind to raise your bid, so email us your best bid right away.

Red Wooden Fish Weathervane, circa 1920’s -30’s. It is in original paint with original tin fins. It measures 21.5” long x 9.5” including the stand. Nice form and surface. 

Estimate $450 - $500

Minimum Bid $250.

Splint Farm Basket circa 1890-1910. The basket is perfect condition, no broken splints and is in the original green paint. Displays very well. It measures 9” x 8” x 10.5” including the handle. Nicely made with a good strong form. 

Estimate $450 - $500

Minimum Bid $225.

Very Scarce 19th century Stoneware Covered Sugar Bowl with Albany Slip Glaze. You just never find this form anywhere. It measures a large 5.5” in diameter x 5.5” tall. Oversized sugar bowls were the way it was in the 19th century. Excellent condition!

Estimate $450 - $500

Minimum Bid $200.

Large 19th century Mocha Seaweed Mug. It measures 6” x 5” x 6” tall. Excellent condition except for a tiny nick on the inside of the top rim. No big deal! 

Estimate $400 - $450

Minimum Bid $195.

Large, framed Seneca Beaded Panel. Unusual to find them this large. Great colors, circa 1900-1910. It measures a large 13.5” x 14.5” framed. Very well done!

Estimate $400 - $450

Minimum Bid $200.

19th century Carved Pine Dancing Man Figure with original base. It measures 10.5” x 3” x 8.5” tall. Mostly all there and it displays very well. A nice piece of early American folk art.

Estimate $400 - $450

Minimum Bid $195.

Not exactly 100% sure what this was originally used for. It is a large 19th century horn vessel with a beautiful carved maple handle and Initials carved into it. It measures a large 17.5” long and has a great old patina. My guess was it was filled with seeds and then you could shake it back and forth to seed your crops. Someone else thought it was filled with black powder and then used to fill small powder horns and flasks. What do you think? Great looking hanging on the wall.

Estimate Priceless

Minimum Bid $125.

Large 19th century Tin Parade Horn. It measures a large 22.5” long and is all original.

Estimate $175 - $200

Minimum Bid $100.

Group of 7 very large vintage Glass Marbles. Great colors, etc. Love the size, colors, etc. Selling them all together for one money.

Estimate $140 - $175 group

Minimum Bid $70. group

19th century Cast Iron Wafer Mold of Bird. It measures 5.5” x 3.5”. Excellent condition.



Estimate $100 - $150

Minimum Bid $60.

A great old glass JUMBO Peanut Butter Jar. It is in great condition with strong embossing. It measures 6” x 3.5” x 6.5” to top of handle. This is a hard one to find!



Estimate $150 - $175

Minimum Bid $50.

Good Luck hand carved wooden horseshoe with Horse head. It is circa 1920-30’s and in excellent condition. It measures 7” x 5.5” x 4” deep. 



Estimate $100 - $125

Minimum Bid $45.

Early 19th century wrought iron spatula with keyhole shaped end. It measures a long 20” and is in very good condition.



Estimate $100 - $125

Minimum Bid $40.

19th century one piece turned Figured Maple Rolling Pin. It measures over 17” long. Nice patina! 



Estimate $75 - $100

Minimum Bid $35.

19th century hand colored Botanical Print. “Japan Fire” It measures 12” x 8.5” framed. Very good condition!



Estimate $75 - $100

Minimum Bid $30.

This Saturday January 13, 2024, from 11-3

Featured Guest Dealer Dave Schenne

DAVE AND A LARGE DISPLAY OF VERY INTERESTING ITEMS WILL BE AT OUR SHOP MULESKINNER / 150 N. AIRPORT DR. / CHEEKTOWAGA NY. 

We will also be sending you photos of Dave’s display at 11:30 Saturday morning. Call if there is anything you would like more information on.

We encourage you to stop in if possible and meet Dave in person. See you Saturday January 13th.

WE WILL BE OPEN THIS SATURDAY 11-3

STOP BY AND SAY HI!