Two 19th c. footed Staffordshire serving plates; and an English creamer.

Five decorated ironstone plates, with Asian and Oriental patterns; one with interesting written history of a piece of a set which was saved from going overboard "in the Ohio River as the Strong Family was moving to Iowa".

         19th c. pine double door dry sink, cast iron hinges, 32" h, 4' 9" w, 20" d.

Two early wrought iron handled trivets; and an eight-tine wrought iron handled grill.

Pair of tall 19th c. brass beehive candlesticks, square base, with push-ups, 11 1/4" h.

Five copper pudding cake molds, stars, fruit, plain, round.

19th c. punched tin and wooden footwarmer, decorated with hearts.

18th/19th c. coopered round pantry box, oak and pine, original red painted finish, fingered lid, 15" dia.

Early 19th c. coopered oval pantry box, pine and hickory, copper nail closures.

18th c. coopered round pantry box, pine and birch, interlocking fingers, stamped on bottom "O. Whitney", and signed "H.J. Partridge".

Three 19th c. copper pieces: gooseneck teapot, two-handle cup, and dipper.

Late 18th c. red oak and pine Hepplewhite four-drawer bureau, original oval brasses, original dark stained finish, applied molding, applied bracket base, 37" h, 40" w, 19" d.

Five 19th c. dark glazed stoneware pots, jars and a jug, 4" to 7 3/4".

19th c. black ash splint gathering basket, hoop handle, in early red paint, 12" h, 18" l.

Five 19th c. stoneware jars and pots, in red, brown and tan glazes, one marked "F.H. Cowden, Harrisburg".

Large 19th c. punched tin "Paul Revere" style lantern, with crimped tin ring style handle, black finish, 19" h.

Duncan Phyfe style dining table, mahogany and mahogany veneer, double urn-shaped pedestals, carved sabre legs, inlaid edge to top, single leaf, 29" h, 43" w, 71" l.

19th c. glass and tin candle lantern, hinged door, "X" cross wire guard on glass, wire swing handle, 12" overall h.

Two 19th c. candle molds, six-tube and twelve-tube, with handles.

19th c. mahogany veneered pine mirror, with applied carved crest, 18 1/2" h.

19th c. lignum vitae mortar and pestle, 7 1/2" h (11" h with pestle).

19th c. mahogany New England secretary, c. 1840, ogee molded top over inset panel doors, multi-drawer interior and three shelves, fall front desk lid over three graduated drawers on turned feet, 6' 10" h, 3' 2" w.

Two yellowware mixing bowls, one with medial white slip stripes, 11" dia; and one with blue and white stripes, 6" h, 11 1/2" dia.

Two yellowware milk bowls, 11" and 12" dia.