For your country farmhouse home, a great old towel in a beige cotton homespun with blue stripe on either edge. Dates early 1900’s. Perfect for your “simple life” decorating theme. This neat home sewn towel has a loop on either … Read More
A beautifully honest example of early American lighting, this primitive tin kerosene lamp carries the quiet story of everyday life—handcrafted, well-used, and enduring. With its soldered seams, fitted cork stopper, and tall glass chimney, it speaks to a time when … Read More
A beautifully aged early American turned wooden goblet, rich in warmth and quiet character. With its flared form and hand-shaped stem, this small treen piece carries the simple elegance of 19th century craftsmanship—equally at home in a primitive kitchen or … Read More
A wonderfully honest early tin match safe with pleasing squat proportions and time-softened patina — a humble yet deeply authentic primitive kitchen survivor. This early squat-form tin match safe is a quietly compelling example of everyday Victorian-era kitchen utility, likely … Read More
A calico primitive farmhouse sunbonnet from the early 1900’s. The wonderful old fabric is a maroon with white dot. The stiffened brim is embellished with a decorative thread stitch. A ruffle around the face area, with a tiny bit of … Read More
Why not start a collection of old tin barnyard animal cookie cutters? Fun to accent your kitchen with an assortment of cutters, in a basket or bowl for an added bit of authentic antique charm! In this listing are three … Read More
Antique Tin Apple Corer – Early 1900s Hand-Formed Kitchen Primitive, T-Handle Farmhouse Tool Dating from the early 1900s, this tin apple corer is a fine example of early American kitchen utility and handmade craftsmanship. Formed in the familiar T-handle design, … Read More
The Gatherings Antique Vintage is offering a 19th century brass and iron oven peel in a graceful flared shape. Handle is iron and I believe hand wrought. Hole in the end of handle for hanging. The handle is attached to … Read More
A beautifully honest old hand-carved wooden spoon, smoothed by years of work and full of quiet farmhouse charm. Its broad paddle form hints at many uses — from stirring thick preserves or batter to soap-making or hearthside chores — a … Read More
A small flat back tin cookie cutter with strap handle from the early 1900’s. The tin cutter features a running bunny rabbit. Solder edges. Possibly handmade from a small local tinsmith, Size is 2-3/8″ long at the top edge x … Read More