Indian Frontier Antiques & Americana, Part 1

Small size Rundlet, French and Indian War era.

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Wixom, MI, United States

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Indian Frontier Antiques & Americana, Part 1

Lloyd's Frontier Antiques

18th - 19th century Frontier Antiques including Indian bead work, Fur Trade Goods & Jesuit items, Revolutionary War artifacts, frontier weapons (knives, axes, muzzle loading guns), Powder horns, Burl bowls & Effigy Indian wooden ladles, wooden pantry boxes, early hand forged fireplace utensils, period bottles, early baskets, vintage SW silver/turquoise jewelry, subject art work/photographs/books.

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Rev. War Cheese Box Canteen: Rev. War to War of 1812 period cheese box style canteen with original red paint, initials WF scratch carved on one side, and original leather strap guides on sides. Original copper tacks and pegs.

0001: Rev. War Cheese Box CanteenEst. $400-$700Lot Passed

Rev. War Militia Cheese Box canteen: Rev. War or War of 1812 era cheese box canteen with original red paint and three leather straps. Has I.W. carved on one side. New England states, great size, 5.5 inches dia. by 2 inches. Copper

0002: Rev. War Militia Cheese Box canteenEst. $400-$700Lot Passed

Small size Rundlet, French and Indian War era.: A nice personal size antique rundlet or canteen for fitting in a haversack. Carved out of a log showing its original dark blue pain. circa. 1750 to 1790. 3.5 tall by 2.25 inches dia. [ in house

0003: Small size Rundlet, French and Indian War era.Est. $400-$600Lot Passed

Colonial Rundlet, Rev. War era.: A nice folk art antique rundlet or canteen. Carved out of a log with original blue and red paint. It has a red painted plug in the center. circa. 1790 to 1820. 4.5 tall by 2.75 inches dia. [ in

0004: Colonial Rundlet, Rev. War era.Est. $300-$500Lot Passed

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Ash Burl Mortar: A wonderful ash burl mortar out of upper N.Y. state. circa. 1800. This mortar has superb ash burl eyes and grain, and is 7 inches tall by 5.5 inches dia. [ in house shipping $30. ]

0005: Ash Burl MortarEst. $950-$1,450

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Rev. War Officers Document Box: A nice hard to find small sized personal Officers box as used in the French and Indian War and Rev. War period, or Colonial storage box. Leather tooled English domed top box with an iron handle,

0006: Rev. War Officers Document BoxEst. $380-$580Lot Passed

18th Century Domed Leather Document Box: A nice personal Officers box as used in the French and Indian War and Rev. War period, or Colonial document storage box. Leather tooled English box with an iron handle, iron lock and hasp. Out of

0007: 18th Century Domed Leather Document BoxEst. $380-$580Lot Passed

0008: Redware Rev. War Drinking FlaskEst. $280-$380Lot Passed

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0009: Rev. War Soldiers Stoneware Drinking FlaskEst. $300-$400

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British Military Gorget, Crowned GR, King George III: This original British Gorget was part of an officers uniform, believed to be after 1796 and before 1830. It is gilt brass with most of the gilt still intact, with a pleasing appearance. circa 1800.

0010: British Military Gorget, Crowned GR, King George IIIEst. $1,500-$2,200Lot Passed

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Soapstone Inkwell and Quill Pen Holder Block: A Colonial soapstone inkwell that shows mark on the back side from sharpening, pointing, the feather quills. It measures, 2 high x 1.5 x 1 inches. [ in house shipping $20. ]

0011: Soapstone Inkwell and Quill Pen Holder BlockEst. $175-$275

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Early Flame Stitch Type Wallet: This original Colonial wallet is of the flame stitch style. Is a fold down polychrome crewel worked pocketbook form. It has a silk lining, pink, and red silk edging. circa.1770s. Measures 5 inches

0012: Early Flame Stitch Type WalletEst. $300-$500Lot Passed

Silver George III Teapot, 1784: This original Colonial teapot is marked by Thomas Wallis, London, 1784. It is solid sterling silver. Measures 5.5 inches high by 10 inches long by 3.5 inches wide. Has full English hallmarks on

0013: Silver George III Teapot, 1784Est. $700-$1,200Lot Passed

Coin Silver Spoon, by J. Richardson, Jr., circa. 1777: This original Colonial tea spoon is double marked by Joseph Richardson, Jr., JR. It is monogramed H. Measures 5.5 inches high by 10 inches long by 3.5 inches wide. Joseph Richardson Jr., 1752 - 1831,

0014: Coin Silver Spoon, by J. Richardson, Jr., circa. 1777Est. $400-$700Lot Passed

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GR Rhenish Stoneware Mug, King George II: A gray salt glazed mug with cobalt blue star burst ray designs coming out of an impressed medallion marked GR, for Georgius Rex, or King George. The top neck has blue rings, vs. more common purple

0015: GR Rhenish Stoneware Mug, King George IIEst. $500-$1,000

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Indian Oblong Ash Burl Bowl: A thin walled oval N.E. Indian ash burl bowl with a flat bottom, 18th to early 19th century. Measures 17.25 x 14 x 5.5 inches high. There are two stable rim cracks, one running down the wall into

0016: Indian Oblong Ash Burl BowlEst. $1,500-$3,000Lot Passed

Iron Spike Axe: An iron spike axe or tomahawk, on an old handle. It has a heavy hand forged head with a large spike and a dropping circular curved area at the handle eye on the lower side. The handle is 15.5

0017: Iron Spike AxeEst. $400-$700Lot Passed

Small Belt Axe with Original Handle, Rev. War: A great belt axe in the typical style as carried by the back woodsman, circa. 1760. It has its original thin, slender handle, and the head has a thin long tear drop shaped eye and downward V shaped

0018: Small Belt Axe with Original Handle, Rev. WarEst. $400-$600Lot Passed

Iron Pipe Tomahawk with Original Handle, War of 1812: A great small hand forged pipe tomahawk in the typical English style, circa. 1800-1820. It has its period of use thin, slender handle, and the head has a long tear drop shaped eye. The blade was

0019: Iron Pipe Tomahawk with Original Handle, War of 1812Est. $3,000-$4,500Lot Passed

Early Military Axe with Haft, circa. 18th century: This axe is believed to be an early Military axe on its original strong round handle, having a round eye with a flat hammer pole to drive tent stakes, vs. being round as typical trade axes are of the

0020: Early Military Axe with Haft, circa. 18th centuryEst. $600-$1,200Lot Passed

Spike Axe on its Original Handle,18th century: This is a heavy hand forged head spike axe with a 10.25 inch long head x 2.75 inches wide blade. The square spike section is 1 inch x 0.5 inch tapering to a point. The strong wooden handle is 25.5

0021: Spike Axe on its Original Handle,18th centuryEst. $750-$1,500Lot Passed

Rev. War Personal Items, Lice Comb and Sundial Compass: A double sided fine tooth comb with some teeth missing. Measures 1.8 inches x 1.5 inches high. The sundial compass has a rim crack extending into the 2.2 inches dia., wooden lid. circa. 1750-1770s.

0022: Rev. War Personal Items, Lice Comb and Sundial CompassEst. $400-$600Lot Passed

Early Iron Rim Small Trade Kettle: This early English trade kettle is of the type sent to the Hudson Bay Co., HBC, trading posts for the Indian trade, except no markings on this one, so it may have been one for the commercial trade in

0023: Early Iron Rim Small Trade KettleEst. $300-$600Lot Passed

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Iron Rim HBC Trade Kettle With Legs, stamped: This three legged kettle is a scarce type made with legs attached. It is an early trade kettle, for the Hudson Bay Co., HBC, trading posts, for the Indian trade, circa. 2nd half of 17th century

0024: Iron Rim HBC Trade Kettle With Legs, stampedEst. $750-$1,250

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