This Wonderful petite walnut caned rocker is amazing, truly elegant design.  The caneing is in excellent condition. This caneing pattern is called six way. This is 36" high at the back, 15 1/2"from floor to seat and the seat is 14"wide. There are some very subtle signs of repair on this chair. It's light and I would think it would hold some one in the 125 to 150 lb. range. The arm rests are distinctive and I'm still researching. 
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This is a child's hot water warming cereal bowel with a charming picture and line from a old child's rhyme. This is an antique, note the minor dent and no manufacturers mark on bottom.
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price: $60. Plus shipping costs and 7% sales tax.
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This is an extraordinary thing, a completely intact Kerosene Heater from the early 1890’s. It exemplifies the ornate design and built to last forever character of the gay 90’s. There is the remnant of a wick, though not usable. The drip pan and stack are sheet steel and the burner parts are brass. The roller base that holds the drip pan the legs, font and the fabulous ornate top with burner for cooking under it, are all cast iron. Please look at the intricate cast iron top and the finial. This is really special. It easily disassembles with a few pins, which is good for shipping. The whole thing weighs 40 lbs. depending on where you are, this plus boxing up will be a shipping expense. Click the picture for a series of pictures.

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price: $375.
Plus shipping costs and 7% sales tax.
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Roy croft

A handicraft community founded in East Aurora, NY about 1895 by Elbert Hubbard. The Roy croft press publisher for a series of biographical sketches he had written called "Little Journeys." The print shop expanded and then visitors began coming to East Aurora to see this extraordinary man. Roycroft craftspeople were skilled metalsmiths, leathersmiths, and bookbinders. The community flourished and was at its peak in 1910 with over 500 workers. By 1915, Hubbard and the Roycrofters (as the workers were known) had achieved great success. Elbert and his wife, Alice, were among the fatalities onboard the Lusitania.
This is a one of the 14-volume, 1927 edition Little Journeys set. Click the picture for views of the illustrations and page illuminations. This leather bound hand made book is a real joy.