Featured
Noonmark Antiques presents a rich assortment of objects spanning from the eighteenth century to the present. Our diverse range includes formal pieces, folk art, jewelry, paintings, textiles, and much more. Every item at Noonmark carries a captivating story and possesses a distinctive quality. Our team at Noonmark diligently curates each piece, ensuring a unique experience for every visitor. Visit our store at https://www.etsy.com/shop/NoonmarkAntiques?ref=shop_sugg_market
Pennsylvania, c.1830-1850 Red painted pine corner cupboard in 2 parts. Single door top and two paneled lower doors below. Bracket feet.
Very fine condition. Twelve panes of glass, eleven are original. Old red paint.
Height 87” Width 41” Depth 19”
Contact us 609-313-8275 text & voice
An uncut cloth lithograph of Jocko the Monkey in excellent condition. From a private collection. Originally printed at the Arnold Print Works of North Adams, Massachusetts. Markings include the patent dates of July 5, 1892 and October 4, 1892.
Arnold Print Works, North Adams, MA
Circa Late 19th century
Excellent condition
Height 20 ½” Width 26” Depth 1” frame dimensions
Contact us 609-313-8275 text & voice
Painted Firkin with Masonic Presentation
This firkin was presented to Robert Merrill Purves, born in Lisbon, New York in 1877. Lisbon, situated ten miles west of Potsdam near the Canadian border, lay just west of the Adirondack Park. Robert, one of twin sons, married Marion Sparrowhawk, whose family numbered among Lisbon's earliest settlers in the late 18th century.
Around 1933, the couple relocated to Canton, New York, where Robert maintained active memberships in St. Lawrence Lodge Number 111 (Free & Accepted Masons), the local Grange, and Scotch Presbyterian Church.
The firkin displays distinctive period paint decoration: a deep forest green body with salmon-colored banding that has mellowed to brown with age. The lid features red-painted Masonic symbols alongside the recipient's name, while the base retains its original bright orange finish.
Circa 1900
Excellent used condition
Height with handle extended 20” Width 15 ½”
Contact us 609-313-8275 text & voice
Hudson River Valley, c.1850. Oil on canvas landscape with emphasis on the Hudson River Valley’s characteristic pink twilight sky. Naïve figures include a man with a cane, a woman and a man in a rowboat, a man carrying a sack accompanied by his dog, and five people out for an evening sail.
This oil on canvas was cleaned, lined, and had minor touches to right lower corner and sky. The silver gilt frame dating from the 1850’s is not original to the painting.
Length 28” Height 22” Depth 2 1/2”
Contact us 608-313-8275 text & voice