Old South Jersey Glass Gallery

Amish wall cupboard from Walnut Creek circa. 1900-1920 The cupboard measures about 42 x 32 1/2 x 8 inches it is completly original. Top door just drops down, both doors have breadboard ends.

Windsor side chair in old black paint circa 1810. New Jersey or Pa origin. Good solid chair with good original height.

Decorative and functional hanging apothecary shelf with six crudely dovetailed drawers with early brass pulls, nicely shaped sides and apron. Made from pine with a couple different layers of green or blue green.Really a nice size at 32-1/4“wide x 9“ Tall x 6“ Deep it would easily fit into many areas of the home.

Mid 19th century sawbuck in original South Jersey gray paint with single board scrubbed top. All original. Top size 22 1/2 inches x 5 foot, 28 1/2 inches tall. hard to find in untouched condition! nice cross stretcher support construction.

A very early form this dough box dated on the bottom "1844" but it probably predates that date by at least 20 years it originally was painted red then green (the date is in green) the green paint is covered by a very blackened varnish or shellac I suppose it could be cleaned back down to the green. The top has an old repaired split and the bottom of the lid is missing one of the battens.

Early South Jersey wall cupboard found in Gloucester County probably made there. Made from solid pine and has been refinished probably back in the 40s it has a nice warm patina, the inside is painted a light gray color.The size is 77" tall x 40" wide x 16 3/4" deep this does not include the large cornice molding.Very good condition - structurally sound .

Fresh from the Lanning family estate in Vineland South Jersey is this wonder painted settee totally original with a slightly pink putty color base with stenciled decoration.It is about 6 feet long and in very good condition with minor expected wear and one old repair to the right arm. The Lanning family is known for its early chair makers supposedly the Lannings taught the Wares how to make chairs in the late 18th century they also had to do with the founding of Vineland in the 1860s. Circa 1840-1860.

Wonderful circa 1830s Pennsylvania paint decorated blanket chest with turned feet, overall very good condition with worn paint on the lid the front of the box has a very folky finger painted fish within a fish within another fish.

Old pie safe from a local estate made in the late 19th or early 20th century, nicely constructed, tins are punched with stars ect, made from pine and still retains an old red surface. Pie safes of this type were made so they could either hang from the rafters or sit on the floor this one has one of the hangers missing but could easily still be hung .

Federal candle stand. Old refinish.

Transitional country side chair circa 1750.Alls good old finish old rush seat ready for use.