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Shellwork toy dresser is also a sewing box pincushion.
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Pre 1910 item# 949787 (stock# LFTR426)
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tel. 410-960-6446
$235.00
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This lovely little shellwork dresser with tilting mirror is 6 1/8" at its tallest point and 4 7/8" at the widest. While it shows appropriate wear on the Dresden trim, it is in very nice condition. The original Dresden paper has outlines of the drawers and panels. It is a charming little sewing box/pincusion, but it could work as a piece of furniture in the seaside cottage Victorian dollhouse.It appears to have all its original shellwork.
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Sewing thread winders made of wood, inlay and bone.
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Pre 1910 item# 949777 (stock# LFTR 421 EE)
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tel. 410-960-6446
$145.00 for the collection of 3
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Interesting little collection of three turn of the century thread winders. The largest(1 7/8" square) wooden one, carved to resemble a flower, is two dimensional.The second one, a square(1 3/16") reel shape is a example of inlay called "stick work". The third is a rectangular(1 1/8" long) reel shape, made of bone, delicately decorated with a group of roses on one side and a single rose on the other. All in excellent condition.
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Belding 19th c. 5 drawer cabinet for sewing thread
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Pre 1910 item# 932889 (stock# LFTR389EE)
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tel. 410-960-6446
$585.00
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This handsome Belding Bros.&Co. circa 19th c. country store spool cabinet is 19" wide, 13" tall and 17" deep. It is all original and in nice condition. The cabinet is solid oak - the back is pine and the name plate on the bottom drawer is mahagony. There are five drawers, 15 1/2" wide - the bottom drawer is 2 1/4" deep and has a mahagony name plate with gilt lettering(original). The other four drawers are glass (original) fronted and 1 3/8" deep.The cabinet has attractive decorative moldings at the top and bottom. The handle and metal fittings (original) are nickel plated brass. The top of the cabinet has some wear. I believe the darker marks are flaws in the oak. The drawers have many Belding spools ( some with thread ), but they are all much later than the cabinet as the company merged with other thread companies several times.
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