Tangled Net Treasures

Frank Coluccio, Owner of Legion Fireworks. Like a brother and “Uncle Frank” to my Children and Grandchildren.

Pair of George Hunzinger Chairs, circa 1880. Very sturdy and going through a good cleaning and some mild surface restoration to protect the wonderful patina. For sale soon. DM for details.

Mid-Century “Ribbon” Floor Lamp in “Like New” condition. You just don’t find these as perfect anywhere.

Shopping Maine. Fine Newburgh NY Stoneware Jug and a Remarkable Burl Walnut Mortar and Pestle. More to come as I unpack.

Cabin fever cure. Sunday drive without a plan in upstate NY.

Outside the shop a few minutes ago. I never have my camera when I need it but not bad for phone pics. Scroll left.

All original ca 1920 Lloyd Loom Polychrome Wicker Table Lamp. This is before cleaning the dust and dirt.

Binah checking my work on the computer.

I finally made it down to . 10:30 am and the main parking lot was full so this is where they told me to park! 😄😄

Large concrete “Punkin’ Head”.

Damariscotta Lake Sunrise

Completely restored small size machinist tool box. Refinished exterior, all new felt in drawers with keys. Scroll left for more pictures.

1910s brass display at Stone Bridge Antiques in the Village of Wappingers Falls, NY.

1920s “Irish Mail Cart” made by Puffer Howard Mfg. Indianapolis. They branded these the “Row Cycle”. Complete and working fine.

1912 All original and just restored.

I just finished restoring this 1912, all original National “Candy Store” cash register. It looks like it just came out of the original crate!

Something about this chair made the price of repair and re-glue worth every penny. Many thanks to in Clintondale, NY. Also a great spot to shop for a great variety of unique vintage and antique things.

Outstanding Large 19th century Staved Bucket/Pail in Reddish Brown Paint. Banded with Fingered, Split Sapling. 14.5 inches high and 14 inch inside diameter. and if you’re traveling in the be sure to stop by Stone Bridge Antiques I the .

19th century Shaker Bentwood Knife Box/Tray.

Another great Poughkeepsie Stoneware piece. Circa 1860 Two Gallon Cream Pot by Reidinger & Caire. Notice the spelling “Poughkeepsie”. It sold fast!

1950’s Gerald Thurston MCM Counterweight Desk Lamp