Nostalgic opportunity America’s friendly gnomes- a rare pair (2) of Happy Garden Legends “Keeper of Keys” and bearer of the night lights. Since the early part of the 20th century, American gardeners have been infatuated with these loveable garden gnomes. No wonder why, as legend has it they protect gardens and bring owners good luck!...

Very Nostalgic opportunity, memories of a wintery childhood past. America’s fondest childhood memories conjure up this remarkable Pair (2) of old, plump delightfully vintage and lively Mr. and Ms. snowman. They have been masterfully created long ago as cast iron lanterns and their brilliant vibrant hand painted colors spread cheerful wishes. This old vintage American...

Rare pair in bronze and green- beaming night light for safe harbor These unusual “Light house” themed garden lanterns is the first pair of these handsome designs we have seen. Sturdily crafted and built upon a rock outcrop shown, they are crafted in a convenient portable size and display original attractive poly chrome bronze and...

This is an original and beautiful 23 inch by 19.25 inch hand-painted and hand incised work of art on board of a lovely Victorian lady enthralled with picking red roses and indeed surrounded by rose and greenery wall paper. This unique work of art is hand-painted in stains and oils with a gold gilt back...

  Charles H. F. Turner: Boston Etcher and Professional Pyrographer Charles Henry Francis Turner (1848-1908) , a Boston etcher and fine arts painter at the turn of the century, created some of the finest, most detailed pyrographic artworks. Because of his sojourn to France in the late l880’s, he specialized in European and French influenced...

Discovered in the estate of Walter Aigner, Taos, New Mexico, were this set of four (4) pyrography plaques featuring crosses.  Two are signed by J.W Fosdick.  They reportedly were commissioned for the Bishop’s House at 52 Williiams Street, Burlington, Vermont.

          

American Folk Art Pyrography Grandfather “Family, Friends, & Puppies” Clock, dated 1931 in the interior, 89 inches high and 16 inches wide, two pieces Provenance: Forty year old private collection Douglas Schneible, Charlotte, Vermont                    

Currently being exhibited at Shelburne Museum, Shelburne, Vermont  

             

   NOTE: Matching Tea Tray which is signed “SRB 1905” available to go with this fun spirited table !