Wagonette Break (photo below)
Village Cart by Studebaker (photo below)
Tandem Cart
Park Gait Gig by French & Co (below)
Sulky by Houghton
Easy Entry Cart (or Williston Cart)
Governess Cart
Bronson Wagon by Brewster
Bachelor Brougham by Healey
Buckboard (4 passenger)
Landau by Miller Carriage
Marathon Vehicle by JMC (pairs)
Loop Front Phaeton by Brewster
Demi-Mail Phaeton by Brewster (below)
Alexis Phaeton by Henry Hooker
Road Wagon by Houghton (85 years old)
Pony Runabout
Trap (below)
Pony Cutter
Speed Cutter by Studebaker
Doctor's Cutter
Carbiolet Sleigh (4 passenger)
Albany vis-a-vis Sleigh (six passenger)
 

To the right is a large Wagonette Break. We used this vehicle to prepare horses to pull the Brewster Park Drag.

This vehicle is in excellent condition. It has recently been restored and probably needs a bit more striping.

It has two sets of upholstery -- one vinyl and one in beautiful bedford cord. This vehicle has no lamps but does have lamp brackets.

We can not document it, but we do believe this vehicle  was built by Kimball, an Illinois carriage manufacturer. A few other experts also think this is who built it.

The price for this vehicle is $21,000 (U.S.)

Several people have asked us to post a photograph of this unusual and lovely cutter.

Though it is not in usable condition, it is one of the prize pieces in our collection and we have decided not to restore it because we do not want to lose its spectacular color. In the sunlight one sees a fine example of Brewster green and the red trim is also delightful.

This cutter is in fair condition. The upholstery is poor and the top is poor. Nevertheless, it will sustain a great deal of value because of its beauty and the fact that it is rare.

To the left is a Demi-Mail Phaeton or Stanhope Phaeton manufactured by Brewster & Company in 1905 for Judge Moore, a prominent carriage collector (we have a copy of the original order fulfillment sheet). This is a magnificent vehicle and one of the finest in the collection. The ride it provides is very comfortable and solid. It has won many a blue ribbon in carriage and driving shows all over North America. The carriage is solid and ready go; however, a minor restoration would make it one of America's finest carriages of its kind.  The spectacular Brewster lamps are included in the price of this carriage.
 

THIS EXTRAORDINARY CARRIAGE
HAS SOLD

A lovely couple in Luxembourg purchased this carriage for its asking price (the Euro is very strong right now).

 

SOLD

Several of the pieces of Anne's collection have sold in the last few months (October 2007) and a few more will likely sell in the coming few weeks. On 22 October the first carriage Anne ever purchased was sold to a fellow from western Canada.

The following vehicles have already
SOLD

• Clarence
• Park Drag by Brewster of NYC
• George IV Phaeton
• Cabriolet Phaeton
• Spindle-Back Runabout
• Albany 4-Passenger Sleigh
• U.P. Sleigh
• Huckleberry Sleigh
• Democrat Wagon
• Natural Runabout
   

TRAP

To the right, this trap is included
among those carriages and sleighs that are
currently for sale.

Carriages have sold for their published asking prices
and there has been no delay or bickering
when we've talked to interested parties.

Speed Cutter by Studebaker

To the right is a Speed-Cutter by Studebaker.  This is one of the finest and rarest pieces in Anne's collection and it deserves an outstanding home. This lovely piece came out of the collection of Steven Osborn of Saint Paul.  We bought it from him in 1993 and Steve owned it for a very long time. The Studebaker logo is stamped on the steel entrance steps on both sides of this racing vehicle.

Above is a Park Gait Gig (manufactured by French & Company of Boston [circa 1900]). This vehicle is in excellent condition and ready to go.  No lamps included.  For a 15-2h to 16h horse.  This is a rare and historic gig suitable for any fine collection or for showing off a gaited horse.
$6,000.

Natural Runabout
has been
SOLD

Alexis Phaeton by Henry Hooker

The Alexis Phaeton to the right was manufactured by Henry Hooker & Company.
It is done in a wonderful wicker
and includes excellent to fine lamps by
Henry Hooker.
Parasol top has some damage.
Upholstery is very unusual and in fine condition.

$17,000

In addition to those pictured here, below is a partial list of carriages and sleighs for sale...

• Brewster Loop Front Phaeton (Brewster lamps)

• Brewster Bronson Wagon

• Brewster Park Drag or Park Coach (Brewster lamps)

• Wicker Phaeton or Alexis Phaeton by Henry Hooker (lamps)

• Park Gait Gig by French & Company

• Bachelor Brougham by Healy (excellent lamps by Healy)

• Wagonette Break
  (in wonderful condition with two excellent sets of upholstery accessories -- one in broad cloth and one in vinyl for everyday use)

• Buckboard (4 passenger)

• Landau (5 glass)

• Pairs Marathon/Competition Vehicle by JMC (Switzerland)

• Swell Body Cutter for Pony

• Swell Body Sleigh with convertible top and side-curtains (for 8) by Gould

• Pony Runabout

• Horse Runabout (natural)

• Democrat Wagon

• Cabriolet Sleigh

• Doctor's Cutter (unrestored and in need of work, but a spectacular, rare piece)

• Tandem Gig (natural)

• Houghton Sulky (brand-new condition)

• Houghton Road Cart (circa 1923)

• Village Cart [gig] by Studebaker (this is an exceptional and rare vehicle on iron)
   

Village Cart by Studebaker

To the left is a Village Cart by Studebaker & Company.
This is a very rare and spectacular piece.
It is in very good to excellent condition.
On iron.
Box shifts to correct balance.
Seats four.

Only $4,800.  No lamps. There are lamp brackets.

If you are interested in any of the carriages and sleighs, please let Anne know by email.