Offered here is a “diamond in the rough” worktable circa early 1900’s, made by the factory in Fayetteville, N. Y. of Leopold and John George Stickley, brothers of Gustav Stickley. It is of the Mission Oak in style and material and can be found in the reprint catalogue, “The Work of L.& J.G. Stickley, Fayetteville, New York” on page 7 where it is listed and described as, “597 Table” with measurements of 29” high and top of 28” x 40”, with a blind drawer. This table is missing the front face of the drawer and the top needs to be repaired where it has separated along with some separation in the legs. It is signed with the burned in signature on the inside of the drawer, “The Work of L. & J. G. Stickley”. This table was most likely used in an office environment as it has a small brass tag which reads, “N.E..T. & T. Co” which probably would have been New England Telephone & Telegraph Co. Repairs for this table will require the perfect piece of quarter sawn oak for the drawer and discriminating expertise to restore it properly in order to retain it proper value. Thus, it is presented in its “as found” condition to leave up to the new owner the options for restoration.

We have a nice selection of vintage Royal China dishware that includes Currier& Ives, Colonial Homestead, Memory Lane and The Old Curiosity Shop.
These are the dishes everyone’s Grammy seemed to have dating from the 1950’s and 60’s and now a very fun collectible and suitable for everyday use.
They are sold by the piece and right now we are offering them at 50% off the regular prices!

Early two piece railroad station cabinet, originated from Massachusetts.. Circa 1800's. Amberg's Patent Letter File. All original paint and labels on file drawers. Sitting next to it is an authentic antique New Vineyard Rocker, invented by Orrin Sykes Turner of New Vineyard, Maine around the turn of the nineteenth century.

66 pieces of early Haviland Limoges china. Circa 1860's. Ivy pattern includes demi-tasse cups and saucers, exquisite gravy boat, sauce dish, platters, tureen and ice cream serving bowl.

Mr DuChamp loves playing his Santa role during the Yule Tide Season!