I know, I know its so tiny. But darn, isn't it cute? Just the smallest little chopping bowl and chopper. Made for a child, I am sure. Just a little bigger than a quarter, it measures 1 3/4' in diameter and the chopper is exactly 2' across.
Tiny chopper and bowl $145.
These are traditionaly called candle dryers, though I am sure they'd be handy to use for drying herbs as well This one has a nice dry old patina, and measures 16 1/2" with out the string.
Candle Dryer $235.
Here is a simple early trinket box, maybe for a sailor. It has its original wire snipes, and several coats of greeny paint that has oxidized with time. You can see the wear on the edge where the paint has worn right through. It measures 9 1/2" x 4 1/2" x 3 1/2"..
Green box $145.
I love the form of this old stir stick. Maybe it was used for apple butter or ? I don' know, I just adore the lollipop top and the great dark patina. It measures 23 1/2" x 3 1/4" wide. Its probably pine, too dark to really tell.
Apple stick $85.
