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RARE 18th C Mustard Paint AMERICAN PRIMITIVE CUPBOARD Click to View Image Album Click to View Image Album Click to View Image Album ABOUT OUR ITEM: CIRCA 1790, this impressive American PRIMITIVE cupboard has its origin in the state of Pennsylvania. Original, mustard colored paint, with a reddish color on the inside, there is a lot of demonstration of age in the construction. The piece features almost all of the original glass panes/windows; a total of 20 window panes, 5 replaced panes. The inside top has three scalloped shelves, permanently affixed. The bottom blind cupboard features one straight shelf, a large storage area for larger items. The exterior of the cupboard has a nice crown molding, top and bottom with 4″ brass hinges on the top part of the cupboard and the Pennsylvania Keystone carving at the top center. Wonderful exposed nail construction. This cupboard is an important piece of American History and can be viewed at our showroom location, please schedule an apptmt in advance. THIS CUPBOARD WAS FEATURED IN A PAST ISSUE OF “COUNTRY LIVING” MAGAZINE, APRIL 2001, PG 100, ARTICLE ENTITLED “THE COLLECTOR’S EYE”. Copy available by mail or fax upon request. **LAYAWAY AVAILABLE ~ CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED** Shipping will be via Plycon Van Lines, quotes provided upon request with a full address. We maintain an ebay store stocked with a full range of items for your home. Click on our ebay store link and enjoy shopping, we have close to 200 items and more are added weekly! Measurements: Questions(?): For any additional info please contact us @ (949) 338-0593 for any immediate questions. We welcome a visit to our warehouse! Open to the public and dealers, please phone ahead for an appointment @ (949) 338-0593. We are freeway close, located at: 1424 E. Wilshire Ave, Santa Ana, Ca 92705 Shipping: As everyone is well aware fuel hikes have not only affected our automobiles, but also the shipping industry creating fuel surcharges. We will do our best to obtain the most reasonably priced method of shipping in your behalf, with no added cost on our part. Please forward your shipping request and we will be happy to submit to several companies for the best quote. We utilize UPS and USPS for all items that meet the size restrictions. All other items are quoted thru a number of carriers to assure the best and most reasonably priced shipping available. International customers please email specifics. All items are available for local pick up. TERMS: PAYPAL WITHIN SEVEN DAYS, OTHER (EMAIL SELLER) ** LAYAWAYS AVAILABLE** Terms of Sale:LAYAWAYS available with approval prior to bidding, please email your request. Paypal Payment within 7 days of auctions close orp pre-authorized arrangement for layaway.California residents please allow 8.25% state sales tax. All ebay Store items are subject to prior sale in our warehouse.Due to the nature of the item “all sales are final”, every effort will be provided to offer you a complete evaluation of the item. Payment Direct Credit Card Payments Accepted I accept the following forms of payment: PayPal Shipping & Handling Freight – Check item description or contact seller for details. Click to View Image Album Click to View Image Album Click to View Image Album Click to View Image Album Click to View Image Album Click to View Image Album Click to View Image Album Click to View Image Album Click to View Image Album Click to View Image Album Click to View Image Album Click to View Image Album Click to View Image Album Click to View Image Album Click to View Image Album Click to View Image Album More than just a pretty picture. Try Vendio Image Hosting. FREE scheduling, supersized images and templates. Get Vendio Sales Manager. Payment Direct Credit Card Payments Accepted I accept the following forms of payment: PayPal Shipping & Handling Freight – Check item description or contact seller for details. More than just a pretty picture. Try Vendio Image Hosting. FREE scheduling, supersized images and templates. Get Vendio Sales Manager. Your browser does not support JavaScript. To view this page, enable JavaScript if it is disabled or upgrade your browser.

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A lovely old, VERY PRETTY TEA cup, which I bought with quite a few other bits at auction 10 years ago, when I got them home all had stickers at the bottom saying the something or other collection, so to my now regret I took all the stickers off,. You would be right in thinking it looks a little grubby, but I decided as I didn’t know enough about them I would leave them till I did. Anyway they have been in my display cupboard since then and I have promised my husband i will sell them so here goes.Can’t see any chips fractures ect. Any other photos please let me know or questions..

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Your browser does not support JavaScript. To view this page, enable JavaScript if it is disabled or upgrade your browser. Click Here. Double your traffic. Get Vendio Gallery – Now FREE! Featuring 159 color plates and 67 text illustrations, this scarce out-of-print text provides an in-depth survey of early American folk art. AMERICAN FOLK PAINTERS OF THREE CENTURIES was edited by Jean Lipman and Tom Armstrong, Hudson Hills Press, Inc. N.Y. with Whitney Museum of American Art, 1980 First Edition. This remarkable book “focuses on the finest identified painters of the eighteenth, nineteenth, and twentieth centuries. Individual chapters by twenty-one outstanding authorities cover the lives and works, the colorful personalities, and the travels of thirty-seven artists, including Jose Raphael Aragon, Hannah Cohoon, Erastus Salisbury Field, Rufus Hathaway, Edward Hicks, Morris Hirshfield, John Kane, Sheldon Peck, Ammi Phillips, Joseph Pickett, and Horace Pippin. Many chapters are especially fascinating for the stories of detective work involved in tracking down paintings and the artists responsible for them”. [Subjects] include portraits, landscapes, historical and biblical scenes, ship’s portraits, city views, still lifes, and visionary works that are surreal in their intensity. Many of these paintings, astonishing in their power, originality and beauty, are reproduced in color for the first time.” This volume also includes an afterword “that summarizes the history of six decades of activity in the field: the key collectors, dealers, exhibitions, and publications. It also includes an exhaustive bibliography and index.” Indeed, this is “an indispensable reference and pictorial source for everyone interested in American art, folk art, and Americana.” Heavy / oversize 10.9″ x 11″ hardback with dust cover in very good condition. 233 pages. FREE media mail shipping and handling for deliveries within the 50 United States. Rates vary for international mailings. MULTIPLE BOOK PURCHASE DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE: Buy 3-5 books and receive a 10% DISCOUNT and FREE shipping within the 48 United States. Buy 6-19 books and receive a 20% DISCOUNT and FREE shipping within the 48 United States. Contact us for special pricing for purchases of 20 or more books.©2004

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? PRICED TO SELL! VINTAGE OLD PRINT 1920? AS PAINTING 18TH CENTURY BLUE DRESS GIRL CAT KITTEN GOOD USED CONDITION Our wording is our unprofessional opinion only. Because people use words differently, and you probably know exactly how to describe our item, we provided many crispy clear pictures as our description:OUR DESCRIPTION: FEEDBACK: Your feedback is ?important to us, it will help us sell on eBay. Please leave us your ?generous 5 star rating in all categories:?1. DESCRIPTION: Our description consists of our pictures only, measuring tape will show you sizes – pictures can’t lie – please rate us 5 star for the quality of our photos!?2. COMMUNICATION: If you want to communicate please call us and we will chat, our phone number is 408 757-1602 Mon-Fri 10-5 Pacific Time. We will leave you our happy feedback for your payment and take care of problems if item is lost or damaged in shipping. If you know what else we can do to get your 5 star rating in communication category just let us know – we need these 5 stars!?3. SHIPPING CHARGES: Before we sell we won’t know where we have to ship, so our shipping charges are pre-estimated and actual shipping cost might be more or less than estimated. The good thing is that you will never pay more than estimated, so you will know ahead of time what will be your exact final cost, no surprises! We are using quality materials for packing and are responsible if item is lost or damaged in the mail – this is all included in our shipping charges! Please rate us 5 star! ?When you are buying online you would have to pay for the shipping, which sometimes can be more than your purchase price. Please do the math: shipping cost + your bid amount = your final price that you would be HAPPY with. Please consider the shipping amount and do not bid more than your happy price – we want you to be happy with us because angry people can ruin our business and lower our 5 star rating, hence they believe that they always overpay, even if we believe that we sell cheap! Please remember that eBay and PayPal takes 30 %off from the seller’s final amount and their charges keep going up, same as the shipping charges. ?4. SHIPPING TIME: We ship within 24 hours of your payment, except Sundays when Post Offices are closed. Please rate us, not the delays caused by delivery services – give us 5 star!?If you are an UNHAPPY CUSTOMER please give us a chance to make you happy! Call us at 408 757-1602 with your concern.?We MUST keep our 5 STAR rating to sell on eBay and are working hard to gain it. ?PLEASE BE REASONABLE AND FAIR WITH YOUR FELLOW SELLER, ONE DAY YOU MIGHT BECOME A SELLER TOO!

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You are bidding on an exceptional pair of 18th century Chinese botanical watercolor paintings on rice paper. These are original watercolors….NOT prints. Selling together as a pair because they were originally sold as a pair. These original watercolor paintings were painted in China in the mid to late 1700s and were brought back by European exporters on their ships. This particular pair was sold by Arthur Ackermann, at his shop in Chicago, probably in the early 1900s. Ackermann was a purveyor of antique art and had stores in London and several US cities from the late 1700s to the mid-20th century. The antique art that he sold in his store was of the very highest quality and a label from his store is basically an authentication. Many original paintings with labels from his stores have been sold at the top auction houses in the world.The paintings are housed in a double-matted, natural-colored bamboo frame. Watercolor #1 is of a large orange/red flower. Watercolor #2 is of a cream-colored flower tipped in pink, featuring three butterflies perched on the flower and one caterpillar at the base. These watercolors are very brightly painted and the quality of the work is outstanding. They are in great shape for being 250-300 years old. They rice paper and matting do have some foxing and toning in places, which show up as cafe-au-lait colored areas. This is normal for artwork on paper of this age and does not detract from the piece. Top left butterfly shows slight fading/wear. Other than that, they are in excellent condition.Only one of this pair carries the Ackermann label. However, it is clear that these were both sold by him as a pair. The label on the back of the butterfly painting reads as follows:Arthur Ackermann & Sons, Inc.of London and New YorkEstablished 1783408 South Michigan Ave, Chicago18th Century Chinese Water ColorFloral Subjecton Rice PaperThere are not many examples of 18th century Chinese Water colors on the market. Most of these are sold at the top auction houses and sell for several thousand dollars. I am offering this pair at a relatively low price. Most of the Chinese botanical watercolor paintings that you see are from the 19th century, but there are very, very few that come on the market from as early as the 18th century, as these are. I know you’ll be happy with this pair of paintings; they are some of the best examples of this type of work that I have seen.US bidders only pleaseIf you have any questions, please ask and I will be more than happy to answer.Thanks for looking!Measurements:Actual Rice Paper w/Image: 13″ x 9″With matting and frame: 22/5″ x 15.25″

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From an estate sale in Northern California.Miniature Portrait measures about 2″ across and about 2.375″ long.Not a collector, but woman looks finely painted, has dark hair and blue eyes.She has a blue scarf tied around the back of her head that knots over herright shoulder. Her dress is white, I believe an Empire style dress.I can’t tell for sure but looks like right sleeve/side of the dress may havesome damage possibly a smudge, it’s hard to tell. No visible signature. Looking at the back I tell the portrait was removed from a paper backing.I can see that it is painted on a shell/bone like medium, it is transparent when I hold it to the light. Selling as is. No refunds. For auction only.

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Sgrstuffs Store FOX GLASS STEIN? WHISKEY? GERMAN? ENGLISH? HAND PAINTED 18TH? 19TH? CENTURY FOX GLASS STEIN? WHISKEY? GERMAN? ENGLISH? HAND PAINTED 18TH? 19TH? CENTURY I DON’T KNOW HOW OLD THIS IS BUT LOOKS OLD. THE GLASS IS IN GREAT SHAPE, THE LID HAS SOME PIT MARKS ON IT, THE PICTURES ARE DARK THE LID ACTUALLY LOOKS SILVER COLORED. THE PAINTING IS GREAT, DONE BY A FINE ARTIST. THIS LOOKS OLD, I JUST DON’T KNOW HOW OLD. HARD TO TAKE PICTURES TO SHOW THE TRUE BEAUTY OF THIS. THIS FINE WORK OF ART IS A MUST HAVE FOR ANY COLLECTOR. I HAVE TAKEN A LOT OF PICTURES TO SHOW THE CONDITION. TAKE A GOOD LOOK AND “YOU BE THE JUDGE AND JURY” ON THIS FINE COLLECTIBLE. SHIPPING INCLUDES DELIVERY CONFIRMATION AND PACKING MATERIALS.

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A fine late 18th / early 19th Century silk needlepoint and painted Neoclassical picture of a kneeling woman with dog and winged boy. The picture measures approx. 16 x 13in. The silk embroidery is still brilliant – particularly the rare reds and oranges. The heads, arms, and legs are very well painted. The background with unfortunate tears as is typical. There is also a repair in the backround near the woman’s upraised arm. The work is framed with a gold toned antique frame (overall approx. 20 x 16 1/2in.) On balance this is a brilliantly colored rare subject with typical background damage. Guaranteed to be as described. If found to be significantly not as described within 7 days of receipt the purchase price will be refunded. SHIPPING POLICY, PLEASE READ! DOMESTIC shipping will be via USPS Priority Mail. INTERNATIONAL shipping. Due to the latest increase in USPS international rates I will now be shipping the majority of overseas packages via USPS First Class International REGISTERED. Due to high value or weight some packages will only be shipped via USPS Express Air. PLEASE DO NOT ASK FOR A LESSER VALUE TO BE DECLARED FOR CUSTOMS. It will not allow for full insurance and IS ILLEGAL! Be familiar with the specifics of customs regulations concerning your country. I can not control any customs delays or duty imposed by the country of receipt. PLEASE CONTACT FOR INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING QUOTE.

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We are delighted to offer for sale this original early an early 18th Century old master oil on canvas portrait / painting. Italian school, possibly from a set of of paintings of numerous Saints or Cardinals from a religious institution which would have been common place at the turn of the 18th Century. We have been informed that the image may be of St. Bonaventure who was born during the 13th Century and canonised in the 15th Century by Pope Sixtus IV.The sitter is depicted within a roundel – his fingers do not display any ring which denote an early date for this painting – Christ can be seen at the cross and an armorial is depicted to the bottom left. For further possible meanings of the symbols within this painting, please see our own website – link detailed further below. Held within its original frame, the picture is evocative of the period which it relates.Dimensions = 73cm x 90 cm excluding frame. Condition – Craqleur to paint surface and minor loss to the paint to the immediate right of Christ on the cross albeit retouched. Relined too at some point during its life. Please see the attached link for further photos of this fabulous painting including the frame; http://holtantiquefurniture.com/index.php?page=stockitem&id=532 Please also see our own website where we have many wonderful paintings, oak and country furniture and period items ranging from the 15th Century through to the mid 19th Century – just go to the main stock page and see our selection! Payment terms – 3 days from completion of the auction/sale – paypal preferred. We are now seeing more people agreeing to buy and then not completing their purchase. None payers will therefore be reported to Ebay and an unpaid item issue raised if payment isn’t received within 72 hours of completion of the auction. An unpaid case will also be recorded against your user ID. Item despatched within 5 days of receiving cleared payment – all items are sent via tracked and traced postal services and a signature is required on delivery. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us either via ebay or direct via the contact details on our own website.

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This antique colonial portrait on ivory is fresh from a Rhode Island estate! This lovely folk art painting on ivory is set in a 1 3/8ths x 1 7/8ths inch gold frame with glass on both sides. The miniature painting resembles the likeness of the wealthy Providence merchant and Revolutionary War patriot John Brown seen in the picture of his portrait above (see last picture). John Brown was also one of the founding members of Brown University. The portrait is not signed and I have no idea who the artist might be. There appears to be a small glue stain in the background in the upper right corner otherwise this 18th century portrait is in very good condition! As with all of my items I am starting this auction at $9.99 with NO RESERVE!