ANP Antique & Vintage

Hi, everyone! I am happy to announce that the Etsy shop is back up and running! I will hopefully be listing new items this weekend and next week. Until then, take a look at the current items and let me know if you have any questions.

It’s been a minute, but I’ve added lots of new goodies to the two cases at Santa Fe Antiques! Updates to the Etsy page soon to follow! My new favorite additions are the trio of musical kitties, an unusual Couroc tray, and the green midcentury Kob K***s! Check them out!

Beautiful new items in my case, #917, at Santa Fe Antiques! Just added a few unusual and wonderful antique Chinese mythical figurines, a fabulous Culver cocktail set, a funky blown glass horse whiskey decanter, and so many other fantastic things! Check out the photo and feel free to message me with any questions!

Recently listed--a really beautiful and unusual pair of pink Depression Glass candlestick holders!

https://www.etsy.com/listing/951636150/pair-depression-glass-pink-glass?ref=listings_manager_grid

Pair Depression Glass, Pink Glass Candlestick Holders, Fostoria?, Unusual Really beautiful and unusual pair pink depression glass candlestick holders. These are unusual--I thought they were Fostoria, but cannot find a matching Fostoria (or any other maker, for that matter!) pattern for these beauties. My best guess on a date for these would be the 1930s. They measure 2

Have you ever wondered if there was a place to see my treasures in person? Well, now there is! Check out my case, #917, at the absolutely fabulous Santa Fe Antiques!

It’s Wild Earring Wednesday in the Etsy shop! I’ve got smiling sterling silver cats, lovely frosted Lucite grapes, and some fabulous carved Jade dragons to surprise and delight!

Cats and grapes are currently listed and the Jade pair should be listed tomorrow. Have a question? Send me a message! I’m happy to help!

UPDATE: SOLD!

NOW LISTED! https://www.etsy.com/listing/933643784/mid-century-modern-ceramic-cat-1950s?ref=listings_manager_grid

I could NOT resist this ultra cool cat while I was out picking today in Albuquerque! Wouldn’t he look purrrfect in your home? He will be listed on Etsy later this evening!

Happy Vintage Turquoise Tuesday, y’all! The two back cuffs (1940s, 1970s) are currently listed in the shop and the two front cuffs (1940s, 1950s) will be listed today! Check ‘em out! Have a question on sizing? Send me a message and I can walk you through it!

UPDATE: Lady head vase and Niloak bowl, SOLD!
New listings coming to the Etsy shop week—including the fantastic pieces shown here!
Pair yellow Vaseline/Uranium glass candlesticks
Lady head vase, USA marked, with gold trim
Niloak matte blue rose bowl
Cobalt blue vase with ribbon/ruffle top
Hand-blown light blue ribbon/ruffle top vase with fused pedestal base

Recently acquired this really beautiful 1937 Audubon Boat tailed Grackle piece about two weeks ago and finally listed it in the Etsy shop after doing a bit of research! As a bonus, it has a lovely antique wood frame. This is a perfect piece for an Audubon collector or interior designer!

Spent today listing three really fun, funky, and hard-to-find mid-century modern items! 1. Copco Spice Rack with 18 original jars and original labels 2. Brass duck/goose fruit basket with twisted handle 3. MCM brass and Miramar pottery hanging wall planter. Go check them out in the Etsy shop!

Another cool piece up in the shop today! https://www.etsy.com/listing/935902011/needlepoint-native-american-dancer-paul?ref=listings_manager_grid

Needlepoint, Native American Dancer, Paul J. Goodbear/Chief Flying Eagle (Cheyenne)(1913-1954) An unusual find--a large, incredibly well done needlepoint copy of an original artwork by Paul J. Goodbear/Chief Flying Eagle (1913-1954) from the Cheyenne Reservation. Though the needlepoint is not marked/signed by the needlepoint artist, the inspiration behind it, Goodbears work, is well known,

A few days ago, I found this fabulous blue rooster pitcher, and knew I had to have it for the shop! I have just listed it on Etsy--check out the details below!

Absolutely fabulous, funky, and functional blue rooster pitcher! This chicken is too cool--it was one of those pieces I saw and fell in love with and had to have for my shop! It reminds me of folk art, outsider art, and/or made by someone who just wanted to memorialize their favorite bird! My best guess on a date for this piece would be 1970s.

This pitcher is not signed, but was definitely made with care and attention to detail. The comb and wattle are precisely and delicately formed, as is the tail. The eyes are incised, and the beak is both nicely shaped and a functional spout!

The rooster measures 5.25" tall and 9" wide. He is in overall excellent condition, with no chips, breaks, cracks, repairs, or imperfections of any kind. There are some minor areas where the dark blue paint has flaked off, but just adds to its charm. See photos for details.

Truly a one-of-a-kind, unusual pitcher! Perfect for daily use, fantastic decorative piece, or even rare addition to a collection!

As always, I am more than willing to answer any questions or provide additional images, if requested!

https://www.etsy.com/listing/921464014/funky-blue-rooster-pitcher-folk-art?ref=listings_manager_grid

Hi, y'all, and Happy New Year's Eve! I have been busy photographing lots of new inventory and couldn't wait to share this gem!

Artist: Segundo Endara (Ecuadorian, 20th Century)
Date: Dated on back of frame, 1962
Medium: Oil on canvas, nailed to board
Size: Frame dimensions: 29" x 21.25"
Board/stretched canvas dimensions: 25.25" x 17.5"
Image dimensions: 24.25" x 16.5"
Condition: One minor area of dirt, minor flakes of paint missing in a few areas. See photos for detailed shots. Can provide more details/photographs upon request.

Additional information on this work of art: Striking nocturne city scene (Quito, Ecuador) by Segundo Endara. This Ecuadorian artist has had work come up at auction, and frequently paints scenes from his home country. Painting is signed lower right. The canvas is nailed to a board; the nails look original to the creation of the work.

I personally love nocturnes, and this one is particularly well done, with a real warmth and glow illuminating from the building.

Frame is included with purchase (it is not in particularly great shape); the frame does not exactly fit the artwork, however, this is definitely its original frame. "El Rodo" is written in ink at the top of the frame, along with Quito, Ecuador, and 1962, twice, in pencil. "El Rodo" could potentially be referring to a specific building or area in Quito, named after José Enrique Rodó (1871-1917) a famous Uruguayan writer, literature critic, and professor; this scene looks a bit like Plaza San Francisco in Quito.

As always, I am happy to answer questions and provide additional images!

Happy holidays, y'all! Come check out my end of the year SALE! Several items 20% off, including fine art, mid-century barware, turquoise jewelry, and more! Have questions? Send me a message! https://www.etsy.com/shop/ANPAntiqueAndVintage?ref=shop_sugg

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My mother-in-law recently gave me these fabulous Plaster of Paris fruits to sell! They're super unusual--so much so, that I haven't been able to find hardly any information on them! Check out the listing and let me know what you think! https://www.etsy.com/listing/923577025/rare-and-unusual-plaster-of-paris-fruits?ref=listings_manager_grid

Rare and Unusual Plaster of Paris Fruits, 10 pieces, 1950s? Heavy! Super unusual and rare 10 piece set Plaster of Paris fruits! I have never seen anything like these and have not been able to find any information on them--1950s is my best educated guess on a date of creation. They are quite heavy, and remind me of the fruit that youd see set up in a drawing class.

I adore old photographs. The history, the mystery, the stories, absolutely everything about them! These four fantastic snapshots hit the Etsy store just a few moments ago! Check ‘em out! https://www.etsy.com/shop/ANPAntiqueAndVintage?ref=search_shop_redirect

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Looking for a dog (or two) for Christmas? Check out these charming 1970s Staffordshire spaniels! Can sit and stay on your mantle or shelf!

https://www.etsy.com/listing/913936941/charming-1970s-staffordshire-dogs?ref=listings_manager_grid

Happy Black Friday, y'all! I've been working hard to post some new listings to my store, and am running a Cyber Sale! Spend $60, get 10% off!

New to the store, an impressive blue Roseville set! Console bowl and candlestick holders from the 1944 pattern, Clematis!
https://www.etsy.com/listing/898114198/vintage-roseville-clematis-console-bowl?ref=listings_manager_grid

Any Hunger Games fans out there? This fabulous and funky 1950s ceramic pheasant reminds me so much of a Mocking Jay! Plus, the mid-century vibe is my favorite! In my Etsy store, available now! https://www.etsy.com/listing/900208635/mid-century-green-and-orange-ceramic

Mid-Century Green and Orange Ceramic Dripware-Style Pheasant, 1950s Unusual and eye-catching mid-century green and orange dripware-style pheasant with gold trim at base! I have seen similar styles made by McCoy and Hull, but unfortunately, this beauty is unmarked. He is in excellent condition, with no chips, cracks, crazing, or imperfections of any kind. Perfect for

Another fantastic find from yesterday's estate sales....a large wooden swan! Wouldn't she look lovely as a centerpiece in a Thanksgiving or Christmas display? https://www.etsy.com/listing/899809151/large-solid-wood-hand-carved-swan-with?ref=listings_manager_grid

Large, Solid Wood, Hand-Carved Swan with Brass Beak, 1960s-1970s Really beautiful and unusual hand-carved wood swan with brass beak. This swan shows lovely detail in the head and over the body, with special attention paid to neck and overall form. I especially love all the aspects of the wood; you can tell that the maker really paid attention to all the small and

Did some estate sale shopping today, and found this handsome pup! He is a 1960s Italian wine bottle/decanter! He is leather wrapped, wears a real metal collar, and is trimmed in gold around his paws! Check him out on my Etsy store page!

https://www.etsy.com/listing/885843434/1960s-original-leather-dog-wint?ref=listings_manager_grid

It isn't too early to start Christmas shopping! I'll be making a big push next week to get a bunch of new inventory listed, so keep your eyes out! I am also happy to be on the lookout for special requests!

1960s Original Leather Dog Wine Bottle/Decanter, Metal Collar, Made in Italy Exceptionally suave 1960s Italian leather dog wine bottle/decanter. This hound dog would look extremely cool on your home bar or as unique collectible with your other décor! The dog wears a real metal collar with leather braiding above, has red rhinestone eyes, is trimmed in gold around his paws,

Picked up this INCREDIBLE midcentury modern rolling horse bar cart today for my shop! DM for more info/inquiries!

John Risley
Horse Bar Cart

As seen in the 1953 film, Blue Gardenia

USA, c. 1950s
enameled steel, glass, casters
41 ¼ h × 33 w × 12 d in

John Risley (1919-2001)
John Risley was an accomplished sculptor, artist, and furniture designer from Waterville, Maine whose skills were honed while obtaining degrees from Amherst College, the Rhode Island School of Design, and the Cranbrook Academy of Arts. He taught at Cranbrook and also served as the wood products designer for the United States Mutual Security Agency prior to becoming a professor at Wesleyan University in 1954, where he remained until retiring in 1987. He was best known for bringing a sense of humor to his work and received international acclaim for his satirical drawings and cartoons, even winning a first prize at the 1983 Festival of Humor and Satire in Bulgaria.

New listings up in the Etsy shop! Some of my fantastic Kansas finds...and more to come next week!

Picked up this AWESOME midcentury modern pastel on canvas yesterday in Topeka––it even has PAINTED IN DENMARK stamped on the back! Check it out in my Etsy shop for more info!

Artist: Signed lower right, Cay-S for listed Danish artist Cay Skot (Cay Skodt)
Date: Midcentury modern, likely 1950s; back is stamped "PAINTED IN DENMARK"
Medium: Pastel? on canvas
Size: Framed dimensions: 19.75 x 15.75"
Image dimensions, approximately: 16 x 12"
Condition: Excellent

Additional information on this work of art: Fabulous and fun midcentury modern work of art! This is an original, and is signed by the artist, Cay Skot (Cay Skodt) on the lower righthand side. It is nicely framed, and I am inclined to think it is the original frame! The back is clean and is stamped on the lower middle/right side "PAINTED IN DENMARK".

Hi, y'all! Thanks for following my page! I am going to try to get a few new posts up this week, with some really incredible finds from the past few days! On Friday I leave for Kansas, and plan to stop at lots of places along the way to look for new treasures to share! Please send me a message if you see something you like, have something you think you might want to sell, or have a special request that you'd like me to be on the lookout for! Otherwise, enjoy this stunning 1940s Navajo bracelet, for sale! https://www.etsy.com/listing/842942401/1940s-navajo-three-stone-turquoise-cuff?ref=listings_manager_grid

1940s Navajo Three-Stone Turquoise Cuff Bracelet Absolutely eye-catching old three-stone Navajo turquoise cuff bracelet, dated around the mid-1940s! Each of the green stones measures approximately one inch, making for a spectacular statement piece! Hand stamping on the silver around the stones adds slight texture and interest. The bracelet is