Historic

civil war era doctor bag/horseback $525. plus shipping

An expert dated this to just before the Civil War. Made of stamped leather and tin, it is made to sling over the back of your horse.
Each side has a compartment with 2 drawers. There are 20 empty glass bottles in all.
Each compartment (?) measures 6 1/2" x 7" x 3 1/2" deep. As shown laid out it is 32" long.
Inventory #H 95

This early hand wrought iron utensil rack is formed in a series of curves to hold the handles of the utensils.
While it is simple, this is a difficult form to find.
Measures 11" long, and the points to go into the wall are 3" long.
Inventory #H 69

This is an assembled group of very early pewter spoons. They would date to about the 1680s.
The four on the right have the nicest dark patina I have ever seen, and each has the heart and crown stamp.
The other two each have maker's stamps. The one the second from the left has the narrower bowl and a bit nice end to the handle.
Each is about 7" long.
The 4 spoons on the right are SOLD
Inventory #H 92