Questions? E-Mail us at: MacKayandField@aol.com or call us at: 860-4551055. All inquiries, whether they're phone or E-Mail, will be responded to in the order in which they are received. We accept personal checks and Paypal, we do not take any credit cards. We have a 48 hour no-quibble return policy, items must be returned in the condition in which they were sent. Postage and delivery charges are the responsibility of the purchaser.

                  

Welcome to MacKay and Field Antiques! For this update we have two pages of fresh items, including two, period, make-do armchairs covered in 18th century lindsey-woolsey, a pair of brass sconces, a selection of out-of-print reference books on antiques and a c. 1800 terrestrial, tabletop globe. We also have three pages of sale items that are greatly reduced in price, most are at or below our cost, these items are all priced here on the website, there are NO further price reductions. Sepia-toned pictures with SOLD! underneath are photos taken of the inside of our home which replace the photo of the sold item, nothing in the sepia-toned photos is for sale.  Have a look and find yourself a treasure!

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Once again we'll be doing Barnstar's "Midweek in Manchester" show, now at it's new location in Manchester, New Hampshire. The show, considered by many to be the best show of Antiques Week, will be on Wednesday, August 5th from 9AM to 6PM and Thursday, August 6th from 11AM to 5PM.  Make your reservations now so you don't miss the BEST antiques show of the year!!! Barnstar's "Picker's Market" will be on Monday, August 3rd, a great place to start off your visit to Antiques Week. For more information contact Frank Gaglio at Barnstar1@aol.com or 845-8760616.

 

 

 

 

 

 


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While in New England, stop and see our newly enlarged shop area. We've doubled the size of our shop and have a barn full of antiques for you to pick through. We always have lots of furniture and smalls in addition to a large selection of architectural items such as paneling, doors, chimney breasts and hardware. We'd love to share our home and collection with you, and we'll send you to some other dealers in the area. We're near I-84, I-395, I-95, we're just 45 minutes from Sturbridge or Brimfield and we're halfway between Hartford and Providence, call us for directions, 860-4551055. And while you're in our area, stop by Willington Antiques on Glass Factory Road in Willington, Connecticut to see us and a dozen other dealers setup in a c.1690 house and barn. Willington Antiques is open Tuesday through Sunday from 10AM to 5PM.

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Midweek in Manchester in Manchester, New Hampshire on Wednesday and Thursday, August 5th and 6th

 

 


Fine, very early 19th century, tabletop globe. Cartouche reads: "The New 12 Inch British Terrestrial Globe. Accurate Positions of the Principle Known Places of the Earth from the Discoveries of Capt. Cook....180?". Finely detailed with brass mountings, excellent original condition.  17" across x 19" tall.

 


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Small 18th century oak single-door cupboard for use hanging or setting upon a chest, table or shelf. Paneled door with geometric design is hung on brass hinges. Top and bottom boards are nicely thumb-moulded, back board is chamfered and hewn. All components are nailed with beautiful, small rosehead nails. Opens to an interior of a single, removable shelf. Overall size is 12" wide x 7" deep x 14.5" tall.

Small 18th century oak liquor box with two blown and gilt decorated decanters. Inside of box is a clipped entry from an auction catalog that describes this box, "The American Art Galleries, 4-24-1923, Lot 254, Oak box mounted in forged iron, early American. Square box with lifting cover mounted with iron corners, hinged plate and bail handle. Height 7 inches." Working lock with key lined with decorative papers (fragments remain). From our collection.

Late 17th/early 18th century Delft plate with the mark of the Three Bells Factory in the Netherlands. Mustard colored rim and old wax seal on back "Duveen, Liverpool" possibly owner or seller. 8 7/8" in diameter.

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18th century, handwrought iron, toggle arm, single candle lighting device. Tall candle socket with overlapping seam gives this piece a simple, yet elegant, appearance. Extends from 12.5" to 29".

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