Rare 18th century American cast iron spider skillet. This small egg-size pan measures 5.75 inches across the bowl, 2.25 inches high and 8.25 inches from handle to end of bowl. The inside depth is 1.5 inches. Excellent condition. Just in from Norwich, CT, estate. Excellent condition.

Early American hanging cast iron hearth griddle circa 1830 in excellent condition. Measures 15.25 inches across and 13 inches high to the top of the ring. To see an exact example of this griddle go to Wallace Nutting Furniture Treasury 4047-53, from the Wadsworth Athenueum collection.

Antique silver plate and mother of pearl dessert service for 12, consisting of 12 forks and 12 knives. Excellent original condition. French, stamped with a flower and P.F, circa 1900. Forks are 6.5" long and knives are 7.25' long.

Antique half gallon stoneware jug in very good condition. Walker and Co. Boston, Mass., 19th century. Height 9 inches.

Antique 19th century Worcester stoneware 2-gallon jug with cobalt floral design. Height 14 inches. Chip on top, side and bottom, all shown in the photographs we have provided. This is an unusually abstract design for a Worcester jug.