This is an early bronze lantaka, probably from the 18th century. It has a beautiful uncleaned old patina and is in excellent condition. There is a lot of information available on the use of the lantaka. PRICE…SOLD!
This is a five arm tin chandelier, 18 inches high overall and 18 inches in diameter.
The chandelier arms are serpentine shaped from rolled edged tin.
PRICE…SOLD!
A rare American Tiger Maple stocked fowler with raised flowingleaf carving and brass mounted. Beautiful well-proportioned fowler with a slightly swamped, British proofed 53.75 ” barrel. PRICE…SOLD!
This is probably the best compass of this type to be found. It is in excellent unused condition with no cracks in the wooden case and containing its original convex glass cover. PRICE…SOLD!
This is a rare and hard to find lantern. It is totally constructed of brass and has an
arm carrying ring. It is copper wheel cut decoration of vine and leaf centered with the name “O.S. Shaler”. PRICE…SOLD!
This 19th century engine is sometimes referred to as a Sterling engine or a hot air engine. The engine is in excellent condition retaining most of its original paint and pinstriping. PRICE…SOLD!
This is an early five-pointed ocean fishing spear, completely hand-forged. The socket was made for a long handle. It measures 14 inches long with a 4 ½ inch diameter spear. PRICE…SOLD!
This canvas ditty bag was recently found in a coastal Maine home. It is in excellent condition with no tears or fraying. As the photographs reveal there is some staining from the tar that was used aboard ship. PRICE…SOLD!
