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In February, we will begin listing many of our latest acquisitions. There will be several antique tables, Barn-wood tables, French hand-carved chairs, an 18th century English sofa, oil paintings, a lovely Victrola and much more. Check back often, as items will be added over a period of weeks. Meanwhile, many antique and vintage items are [...]

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JUPITERLICHT MADE IN GERMANY A very rare early German cinema/stage light, which has been rewired with a period fabric cord.  Would be a very stylish decorative living room piece.  The wiring can handle up to 500 watts, but for domestic use, such as using it next to a sofa, 40-100 watts would be sufficient.  It [...]

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Offering an original 1940′s Western Electric Telephone. It’s in very fine condition, with very few scratches to the handle or bakelite telephone base. The 1950′s cord going to the receiver has a few cracks in the wire covering. This does not affect the interior cord and the receiver works perfectly. Both the speaker and microphone [...]

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Victrola VV-X Phonograph Dated 1916 Full Serial # VV-X- 267294J COMPLETELY ORIGINAL! VERY NICE OAK CASE ALMOST FLAWLESS! A completely original Victor Victrola in very fine condition.  It’s been looked at carefully, and the oak finish has never been tampered with or restored.  It has been thoroughly cleaned and polished.  There are no signs of [...]

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Diehl Electric Oscillating Desk Fan Vintage 1920s Made in New Jersey Constructed of Cast Iron  REFURBISHED New period fabric wiring throughout! Cleaned and oiled motor 3 speed switch and a couple oscillating positions 16″ blade & measures 21 1/2″ from top to bottom This is a fantastic Diehl oscillating fan!  It has been completely gone over, [...]

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A lovely small oil painting created in Massachusetts and framed by, Meekins, Packard & Wheat, Inc., of Springfield, MA.  The backing paper shows the label of the long gone department store, which was once very prominent in Western Massachusetts.  The frame itself is rather delicate and has some corner damage. This happens to be common [...]

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Notre Dame, Paris, circa 1930   By Guy De Neyrac The painting is of Notre Dame Cathedral, with a morning street scene in the foreground.  It appears to be painted just after a morning rain, as the clouds began to disperse, with a glimpse of sunlight. The artist focused his attention to the reflectiveness of wet [...]

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This portable gramophone manufactured in England, is a rare front-crank early HMV101 model. It dates to 1925 and has been lovingly cared for all these years.  For it’s age, it shows only minimal wear and works perfectly. It has been throughly cleaned and the motor/gearing has been serviced. The original interior mahogany wood, felted turntable [...]

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MasterCraft was definitely a maker of fine mid-century household goods. This once mighty American brand created products to last. This flashlight has, “MasterCraft” and “3″ printed on the bullet end. It’s made of solid copper. The handle and some of the other parts are nickel-plated. The flashlight certainly has its share of small dents and [...]

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