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Spongeware and pottery

Beautiful, handmade and one of a kind. A unique style of ceramic decoration that gained popularity in the 19th century. Characterized by its spongy texture and vibrant colors, this pottery is often adorned with intricate patterns created using natural sponges dipped in paint and applied to the surface. Commonly produced in England and America, these pieces are often sought after for both display and functional use.

Antique

18th Century Chest

This 18th-century New England chest of drawers exemplifies the craftsmanship and simplicity that characterized early American furniture. Typically constructed from indigenous hardwoods such as maple, cherry, or pine, these chests were both functional and durable, reflecting the need for practicality in their homes. The utilitarian yet subtly refined aesthetic of these chests continues to appeal to collectors and enthusiasts of antique furniture today, representing a tangible link to America's early heritage.