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antique victorian wicker baby carriage

antique victorian wicker baby carriage Antique Heywood-Wakefield Wicker Baby Carriage (circa 1910–1925)

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antique victorian wicker baby carriage Antique Heywood-Wakefield Wicker Baby Carriage (circa 1910–1925)** Local Pickup Only Pay in Store ** This exquisite early 20th century Heywood Wakefield wicker baby carriage captures the grace and craftsmanship of a bygone era. Hand woven wicker over a curved iron frame, it features a rare front drop door panel secured with original leather strap fasteners a distinctive detail seldom seen on surviving examples. The carriage rides on four wooden spoke wheels with rubber rims and metal hub caps, mounted to a bent

** Local Pickup Only - Pay in Store **

This exquisite early 20th-century Heywood-Wakefield wicker baby carriage captures the grace and craftsmanship of a bygone era. Hand-woven wicker over a curved iron frame, it features a rare front drop-door panel secured with original leather strap fasteners — a distinctive detail seldom seen on surviving examples.

The carriage rides on four wooden-spoke wheels with rubber rims and metal hub caps, mounted to a bent-iron bow undercarriage that provides a gentle rocking motion when pushed. A turned wooden pushbar completes the classic profile, and the maker’s plate on the front reads Heywood-Wakefield, Pat. Pending, identifying it as one of the company’s finely built prams from the Gardner, Massachusetts workshops.

The piece retains its natural aged patina throughout — the leather shows warm, time-worn character, and the wicker remains tight and sturdy with only light wear consistent with age. The undercarriage and wheels move freely, and the frame shows the elegant geometry typical of Heywood-Wakefield’s early suspension design.
Note: One of the wooden push handles is missing but can be easily restored if desired; the remaining handle shows the original turned form and finish.

Approximate era: 1910–1925
Maker: Heywood-Wakefield Company, Gardner, Massachusetts
Construction: Hand-woven wicker body, bent-iron undercarriage, wood and metal wheels, leather strap hardware
Notable features: Front drop-door with leather straps; bow-style spring undercarriage; wooden-spoke wheels with rubber rims; turned wooden pushbar
Condition: Original finish with aged patina; one handle missing; leather straps intact; wicker shows minor age wear; stable and display-ready


A remarkable example of early American baby carriage design — elegant, functional, and beautifully preserved. Perfect for antique collectors, interior decorators, or museum display.

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Pamela
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★★★★★ 5
Better than regular can openers
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★★★★★ 5
Easy to use without any effort
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Needed a small space electric opener to help with opening cans due to arthritis. Manual ones were difficult to use. This fits in the palm of your hand and is easy to attach to can. It opens regular size cans easily, although it is a bit slow. The one can it didn't work well on was Fancy Feast Cat Food cans. Seems to leave a sliver of metal on the edge, very tiny but of concern. Contacted customer service and they were excellent - quick responses and very helpful at working with me to see if it was just the fancy feast can or the opener. Seems that those two just don't work well together. They even sent me a second opener so that we could try to recreate the problem. I am keeping the original opener and returning the second one as neither will open the Fancy Feast can. They supplied a return label also. There are lots of cans in the world and this is just a minor function situation with this opener. I think it is a great product.
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Jo
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★★★★★ 4
A very handy kitchen tool.
Color: White
This can opener is an easy, hands free tool, to use. It does open canned items efficiently, but slower than hand-turn openers, which saves a painful wrist motion from which I suffer. Unlike a traditional opener, this one cuts under the can edge which requires caution when removing the lid as exposed cut edges are very sharp. Also, the opener does not stop when it has completed its circuit. The start button has to be pressed to stop action.
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Abby Adams
Port Orchard, US
★★★★★ 5
Update Year Later, Love it! Really impressed
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Update: I've owned it a year now, still on original batteries (surprised me), it still works great. I still get a little annoyed with how slow it it, but might be time for new batteries. Once in a blue moon the circle is not completely cut, but that's on me as I control when to stop it, to reverse. No issuese removing lid, very smooth. Love it. Original review: I'm pleasantly surprised. It does a great job! Very smooth, safe cut. Who knew? That said, it is much slower than a standard electric can opener, and you have no idea where it's cutting. Now I started on the first letter on the product's label, and pay attention to when the circle is complete. Press the "on" button a second time and it goes backwards for a few seconds. Done! Use the attached magnet to pull off the lid. I'm thinking of buying a second one. Also, I very much like that it uses standard batteries, nothing weird to look for. Well done!
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L. Hein
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★★★★★ 1
Opener leaves wire threads on the rim of the can when opening. Poses a danger if ingested.
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Purchased this item hoping it would make opening cans easier (I have osteoarthritis in my hands). First time I tried it, after it rounded the lid of a can of DelMonte green beans, nothing. I reseated it, and held it down when it started. It opened the can after circling the top two times. When I took the lid off the can, there were tiny wire "threads" stuck on the can, and more stuck on the Kitchen Mama opener. I was able to very carefully wipe the wire threads off and pour the can of beans into my pan. HOWEVER, I will not use this product again. Who wants to run the risk of ingesting wire threads?!!! I would return the product for a refund, but my husband destroyed the box opening it, so this will go into the garbage. I wouldn't sell at a garage sale or donate it, because someone else might ingest the wire threads, and then Kitchen Mama would have a lawsuit on their hands I wouldn't have given ANY stars, but you have to give at least one to write a review.
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