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 do our best to respond to all inquiries in a timely manner, please be patient. 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!  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.  We will update on Monday, November 23rd at 8PM!!!
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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.

See us at:

Nan Gurley's "Thanksgiving Weekend Show" at the Marlboro Trade Center in Marlboro, Massachusetts on November 29th

 

 

 

 

 

SOLD!!!
Rare 18th century handwrought, fireplace basting rack. Specialized implements to make food preparation at the hearth were referred to as "fireplace helpers". Andiron form uprights, arched shoefeet and a surface quality that only a couple of centuries at an active hearth can impart make this a fine addition to any collection. See: "Colonial Wrought Iron, The Sorber Collection", by Plummer , page 11 figure 1-23. Ex: museum collection. 31.5" wide x 9.5" deep x 26.75" tall.

 

 
Very small William and Mary blanket chest c. 1690-1710. Single drawer has dovetailed front, nailed back and is of early, flat bottom construction. Single arch mouldings and snipe hinges. Rosehead and T-head nails throughout. Old brownish-red paint is worn to reveal original red wash. Case is 31 3/8" wide x 15 1/2" deep x 30 7/8" tall.

 

SOLD!!!
Mid 17th century English stumpwork depicting the Roman myth of Pyramis and Thisbe, the basis of the story of Romeo and Juliet. Finely detailed needlework using a variety of different stitches and incorporating metallic thread and mica flakes into the multitude of animals, insects, birds, trees and flowers, some of which are three-dimensional, surrounding the couple.  The quality of the work is unbelievable as is the condition of the piece that's survived for over 350 years.  Sight size: 9 7/8" x 14 1/4".
Colonial Revival ladderback great chair of maple with large posts, good turnings, graduated and curved slats and shaped, flat arms. Old, worn, red painted surface. A comfortable and useable chair. Ex.: private collection. 42.5" tall x 17.25" seat height.

SOLD!!!

SOLD!
Early 19th century American tinned sheet iron, five arm chandelier. Faceted center post, graceful arms, curled wire detail below hanging ring and small size add to the charm of this lighting device. 23" x 23".

Very early 19th century New England pine child's fireside settle bench in dry, worn, original Spanish brown paint. Seat board is removable to access storage below. 35.5" wide x 14.75" deep x 26" tall.

SOLD!

SOLD!!!