Appointment: The Private Stable. Its Establishment, Management and Appointments.
Author: James A. Garland
Year: 1903
Condition: Good

“As a manual of practical information, its value is unquestionable” Cleveland Plain Dealer.

Vehicle: Shooting Break on reach
Builder: 
Condition: Older restoration

Whether you are looking for an addition to your collection, or a vehicle for the show ring this piece is sure to meet your demands.

Vehicle: Pony carriage with removable back seat. (Cut-under)
Builder: 
Condition: Factory original

This well styled pony carriage is the perfect vehicle to drive and thoroughly enjoy or completely restore.

Appointment: Pair of english coaching prints
Artist: Alert Ludovici
Condition: Excellent
Size: 18.75 x 14.25 inches including frames

Albert Ludovici Jr. (1852-1932), had a particular fondness for the English ‘coaching age’ and these prints are part of a larger series of coaching scenes,

Appointment: Coach and (4) horses model
Medium: Bronze
Artist: Unknown (In the style of Carl Kauba)
Condition: Excellent

Some items have a style, design traits and construction that speak for themselves. I am very excited to offer one of those special items.

Vehicle: Tandem Cart
Builder: Healey & Co. New York
Condition: Older restoration. Very sound structurally.

While vehicles by Brewster & Co. always attract attention, never underestimate the other New York City builders.

Appointment: Historic lawn jockey
Condition: Excellent condition. Restored
Height: 50 inches
Material: Cast iron

A lawn jockey is a small statue of a man in jockey clothes, intended to be placed in yards.

Appointment: Finger mount carriage lamps
Condition: Excellent original condition
Size: 19.5 inches tall
Maker: 

I was immediately attracted to the condition, originality and style of these lamps.

Vehicle: Skeleton Gig
Builder: J.F. Goodrich. 684 Broadway. New York
Condition: Excellent with an older paint job.

Great drivability, outstanding style, and an affordable price tag combine to make this carriage a must own for any driver or collector.

Appointment: Adjustable buggy wrench with brace
Condition: Excellent
Material: Metal and wood
Markings: P. Lowentraut. Newark, NJ

Peter Lowentraut started making tools in 1871 making a variety of hand tools. His business continued into the 20th century.