Post by savinggrace on Sept 10, 2005 15:04:20 GMT -5
I have some antique Chicken items which may be of interest to some!
We have
A Redwing Pottery Water-er/buttermilk feeder. This is in perfect condition, popular around the turn of the last century, Fun to Display or use!
They sell on EBAY for approx. $80.00 consistantly; make an offer.
Two Wooden Chicken crates. These are large crates, formerly used to bring full grown chickens to market. Wooden dowel rods, with wooden slats. Quite large, approx. 3 ft by 4 ft or so!
Asking $50.00 each; make an offer!
Many glass water-ers, used with a Mason Jar before the screw top galvanized waterers became popular. I use these for my chicks. Very heavy glass, no chips. I like them more than the galvanized ones, as they are simple to keep clean, and have a taller base, so not as many shavings end up in the water.
$10.00 each without mason jars; $15.00 each with mason jars. Please specify what size (quart, pint, ect.) jars you would prefer.
I am located in Richmond/McHenry Illinois for pick up. Or can ship wherever you are!
We have
A Redwing Pottery Water-er/buttermilk feeder. This is in perfect condition, popular around the turn of the last century, Fun to Display or use!
They sell on EBAY for approx. $80.00 consistantly; make an offer.
Two Wooden Chicken crates. These are large crates, formerly used to bring full grown chickens to market. Wooden dowel rods, with wooden slats. Quite large, approx. 3 ft by 4 ft or so!
Asking $50.00 each; make an offer!
Many glass water-ers, used with a Mason Jar before the screw top galvanized waterers became popular. I use these for my chicks. Very heavy glass, no chips. I like them more than the galvanized ones, as they are simple to keep clean, and have a taller base, so not as many shavings end up in the water.
$10.00 each without mason jars; $15.00 each with mason jars. Please specify what size (quart, pint, ect.) jars you would prefer.
I am located in Richmond/McHenry Illinois for pick up. Or can ship wherever you are!