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George M.
Hathaway, 1852-1903, Maine. OOB.
Hathway loved and focused mostly on
Maine coastal scenes featuring sailing
ships and lighthouses. He's a well known
listed artist with his works displayed
in major collections and museums
nationally. His works are well done and
easily recognizable. This painting
features the Portland Head Light from a
different view than we would normally
see. It measures 15 x 8.5 and remains in
excellent condition in what we believe
to be its original lemon gold frame.
Inventory number 26-313.
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An exceptional
19th century buttocks basket in fine
condition. Not only is the basket
of good design and craftsmanship, its
opening seems unusually small to us.
You'll find this basket to be in
excellent original condition with
wonderfully toned natural color and
surface. Size: 8 x 10.5 x 8.
Inventory
number 26-298.
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18th century
Dutch onion bottle. There is a
de-corking chip on its rim as shown in
one of the images, but don't overlook
its size and very squatty neck which
make this bottle quite desirable and
considered rare by many. It shows
wonderful wear on its bottom which
collectors look for and overall it
remains in great condition considering
its 200 year old plus age. Size: 6T, 4.5
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Inventory number 26-317. $695.
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A very unique
and unusual handmade iron Farriers "DOOR
KNOCKER". If you're into horses
or just like and appreciate the unusual,
please give this a thought. Size: 6 x
5.
Inventory number 26-301. $395.
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A very large
wooden gilded letter "M" with excellent
color and condition. Size: 18.5 x
16.
Inventory number 26-349.
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Early 20th century
barber pole. What caught my eye
instantly was its unusual tapered form which
I had never seen before. Its wonderfully
weathered surface is a testament to its age
and use and if you're into surfaces, this
one WILL surely impress you with its
completely untouched original color and
surface. Size: 29: tall with a 7.5" top
ball. Inventory number 26-203.
$1500.
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A very nice 19th century
New England firkin in original green painted
color and surface. Its lapped fingers are
stapled and its condition is excellent with no
issues. It measures 13" tall with a 9" diameter
top. Inventory number 26-216.
$450.
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A very impressive cast
stone face in a green color and surface. Measuring
16 x 9 it has survived well and is easily hung
for visual enjoyment. Size: 15" tall. Age: 20th
century. Inventory number 26-220.
$225.
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A large early 20th
century hand carved and gilded letter "E".
Impressive original color and surface which
supports its age and use. Size: 20" tall.
15" wide. Excellent condition. Inventory
number 26-202.
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A very unusual, single socket
punched copper lantern embellished with
multi-colored cut glass. It remains in
excellent condition having an impressive color and
surface. Size: 13" tall, 6" in diameter. Normally
one associates this form being from tin and not
copper. Inventory number 25-750.
$795
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A very pleasant and
quintessential New England watercolor of Bradley
Wharf, Rockport, Mass by Betty Curley. Excellent condition
and issue free. Size: 24 x 18.5 overall. We
believe this painting was done in the last 40-50
years or so and research has turned up very
little about the artist. Inventory number 26-81.
$395.
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A mid 20th century metal
whale weathervane which measures 24" long
and remains in perfect condition with an
impressive original weathered surface that
supports its age and the modern wood base is
included. Inventory number 26-60.
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An absolutely splendid 19th
century oval pantry box with two opposing
finger laps in original unblemished attic dry green
surface and paint. Wonderful wear in all the
right places and in equally wonderful prime
condition. Size: 5.25 x 4 x 2 1/8. Inventory number
25-945.
$950.
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A 19th century gold leaf
sign for Prescott Keyes, Attorney at Law. The
sign has survived well over the year and remains in
very good weathered condition. Our research found a
Prescott Keyes practicing law in the last half of
the 19th century in Massachusetts. Size: 28 x 9.
Inventory number 26-7
$495.
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A very interesting and unusual
19th century heart-shaped watch hutch. Constructed
from several layers of laminated hardwoods, it remains
in fine surviving condition. It was a thrill finding
this little gem as we have never seen this form before
in a watch hutch. Size: 5.5 inches x 4 5/8. Inventory
number 25-991.
$850.
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Rufus Porter, American,
1792-1884. Porter, born in Boxboro, Massachusetts and
later moving to and working primarily in Maine. Porter's
work is highly sought after and ranks high with
sophisticated collectors and institutions. The quality
and details of his work are so well done, it almost
compares to a photograph. This example of a young man
rests in its original frame which measures 4.75 x 5.5
and remains in excellent condition. Inventory number
25-856.
$3250.
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William Kennedy, 1817-1871, a 19th
century American itinerant folk artist who concentrated his
skill on individual and family portraits. Kennedy was
active along the eastern seacoast working from Maine to as
far south as Baltimore. His portraits are highly sought
after and can be found in major collections and institutions
all across America and while living in close proximity to
William Matthew Prior in Boston, no evidence has been found
that associates the two in what we now call the Prior
Hamblin School.
This portrait, depicting a young girl, remains completely
original and undisturbed except for the frame which is a
modern addition. Size: 16.5 x 18.5. Inventory number 25-858. $6500.
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Richard Van Wicken ( Wick)
Ahrens, American, 1944-2016, Weston, Vermont. Wick
was a protege of Clark Voohees, also of Weston, whose
whales are very well known and sought after. Like
Voorhees, Wick has made his mark in making realistically
carved whales which today are well in demand. The sperm
whale wall plaque is signed and in prime condition.
Size: 24" long, 10.5 inches tall. Inventory number
25-757.
$2800.
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An impressive 19th century sheet
iron and copper stylized rooster weathervane. A
beautifully designed figure with punched diamond shaped
embellishing its tail which add great interest and
appeal. Please note the comb and hollow body which too
are copper. We’ve seen hundreds is sheet iron vanes, but
over one with added copper accoutrements. Size: 19.5 x
15. Inventory number 25-892
$1850.
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A whimsical pair of miniature paint
decorated columns. We're not sure if these were once a
part of a piece of small furniture, but whatever, they are quite
appealing and very decorative. Each measures 15" tall. c1920?
Inventory number 25-678.
$350.
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Late 19th century pair of cast iron owl
andirons with glowing yellow glass eyes. Each measures
15.5 inches tall, 9.5" wide with 15" log dogs. Excellent
condition and ready to use! Perfect for rustic camps and owl
lovers everywhere. Inventory number 25-557.
$595.
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A contemporary curlew carving on a choice
piece of driftwood stamped WEK for William E. Kirkpatrick. It
measures 14.5" tall with the actual shorebird measuring 12".
Excellent condition with no noted damage. Inventory number
25-572.
$395.
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A very rare New England wedding cake
lantern. From its making in about 1820, this lantern has
remained in totally untouched original condition. One very
interesting point is the small round match holder it has attached to
one of its upper corners. This is a rare addition we've never seen
before. All the glass is early with one of the panels having a small
bit of loss as seen in one of the images. Size: 18"tall, 6" square.
Inventory number 25-469.
$2450.
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A large pair of 19th century metal clock
hands with gold gilding. The minute hand measures 52" while
the hour hand is 42" Both in excellent condition. These are quite
decorative and work well in the right setting. Inventory number
25-505.
$1250.
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An incredible folky, hand made, hand painted
sewing caddy with red poinsettias. The head of the duck was
cleverly thought out so when the scissors are in place it resembles
a duck's bill. Size: 8 7.5 x 5.5 c1900+- Inventory number 25-478.
$950.
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A pair of brass port and starboard lights
converted into lamps. Resting on skillfully made wood bases
and rewired to work as follows. Red and green only, red, green and
top lights together and top lights only. Harps are included, but
sold without shades. Each measures 16" tall to the top of the
socket. Taller with a shade. Inventory number 25-426.
$795.
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A cast bronze frog sprinkler.
Excellent condition with good color and surface. Size: 7.5 x 6.5
c1920. Inventory number 25-446.
$550.
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19th century smaller size 6 board blanket box in red paint. Made using
nailed construction, butt hinges and first surface paint. A few
minor historic abrasions, but overall quite good. Size: 20 x 8.5 x
10.5. Fresh from a private Maine collection. Inventory number
25-381.
$795.
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Late 18th century hand forged farrier's
buttress tool. The thought that went into this tool is quite
astonishing. The concentric forged circle took a lot more time to
make and the well worn fish tail handle adds even more interest. It
measures 18" in length and overall remains in a remarkable state.
Yes, originally a tool, but now over the years has transformed
itself into a place of sculptural beauty. Inventory number 25-332.
$595.
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A three dimensional pretzel trade sign, c1900,
with its original fancy iron wall bracket hanger. From what I
can tell, this sign, like most, was never displayed outdoors. It
remains in excellent condition with good color and surface. Size:
20"W, 13.5 T. and about 2.25 thick. Inventory number 25-279.
$2250.
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A very charming
early 20th century OOB painting of three adorable yellow cats.
If you're a cat lover as we are, these should find their way to your
heart in a very short time. A few trivial spots of touch up, but
overall in fine condition. Size: 19 x 15 in its original frame with
later black paint. Inventory number 25-220.
$1250.
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A mid 19th
century paint decorated dome top storage box. The current
decoration done in the 19th century is over its original blue and
remains in very good unscathed condition with expected use and wear.
Size: 18 x 9.5 x 8.5 Inventory number 25-84.
$895.
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Skillfully
carved shell in relief showcasing two lovely and graceful Victorian
ladies. Originally
made into a lamp, but with the cord cut off and no way I know of to
take it apart without risk of damage, it will remain as a choice
object of desire. Size: 7.5" tall mounted on a 4'' round wood base.
c1900. Inventory number 25-141.
$195.
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An early 20th
century, double-sided game board. One side is a
backgammon game with a checkers game on the reverse side. With all
double-sided boards, one side always has more appeal than the other.
In this case, I love the backgammon side with its two eye-appealing
stars. Both sides feature incised fields which is unusual and a nice
added touch. It remains completely untouched in its original
condition and measures 15.5 x 12. c1920. Inventory number 25-174.
$650.
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Early 19th century New England free blown
"pocket flask" in a very pleasant medium green color. No
cracks, stars or any issues. Excellent condition showing good wear
in all of the right places. Size: 5.5 x 3.5 x 2. Inventory number
25-25. $850.
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A very tall 20th century cast iron lighthouse
lamp. Excellent overall condition, fine detail, original
paint and in working order. It measures 18" tall on a 9.5" base
which is the tallest one of these we've seen. Inventory number
24-928B.
$795.
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Two mid-century ceramic art tiles by Helmut
Schaffenacker, 1921-2015. Each depicts an individual abstract
sailboat design. Size: 9 x 3.5. Inventory number 25-26.
$295. each. $550. for both.
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19th century red painted storage box with dovetail construction,
original bale handle and metal parts. Purchased privately from a
Belfast, Maine collection. Size: 16 x 8 x 7. Inventory number
24-718.
$395.
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19th century ships caulking hammer. We are not anywhere close to
being known as a tool dealer, but when we saw this in its original
blue paint, it was love at first sight. Our opinion is it was never
used a great deal as other examples we've seen have a huge amount of
use and wear. We would call the wear on this very mild. Size: 18 x
12. Inventory number 24-689.
Price: $575.
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Antonio Jacobson,
1850-1921. Born in Copenhagen, Denmark, he migrated to the
United States in 1873 where he began his career of painting ship
portraits. He studied at the Royal Academy of Design where he
further developed his skills as an accomplished artist. It is said
he painted over 6000 portraits of both steam and sailing vessels and
while this portrait, of an unknown ship, is very well done, it also
remains in very good condition. It appears there are some small
areas of touch up and looks as if it had a light cleaning at some
point in its lifetime. He was often called "The Audubon of Steam
Vessels". Size: 21.5 x 15.5 overall. Inventory number 24-572.
$6,500.
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A very unique early
20th century utensil carrier with applied saw tooth decor in vibrant
colors of blue and yellow. From what we can tell, this wasn't
used much as it remains in very crisp condition. Size: 13 x 9 x 5.5.
Inventory number 24-434.
$575.
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Huntley & Palmer
biscuit tin, London. We've sold several of these tins, but
cannot recall ever seeing this form which resembles that of a
bookcase. Some very light oxidation, but overall very good. Size: 6
x 5 x 4. c1900 +- Inventory number 24PD401.
$495.
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A very impressive
pair of brass port and starboard ships lanterns with their original
unblemished lenses and burners. Each measures 18 inches tall
to its handle and 10 inches wide overall. We feel both are of late
19th or very early 20th century vintage and remain in excellent
condition. Inventory number 24PD268.
$895. the pair
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A very nice 19th
century, single socket, half size punched tin lantern. Its
simple punched arched top decoration is quite sculptural and very
appealing to lantern collectors. Its only flaw is its door keeper
has broken off decades ago, but these are mostly displayed with its
door opened. Great structural condition, color and surface.
Inventory number 24PD189.
$450.
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19th
century decorated stoneware batter jug with bale handle.
There is a very tight hairline as shown plus the wire is an old
replacement. The original wire oxidized to the point of hanging on
by a thread. c1850. Inventory number 23PD1054.
$895.
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Attributed to
Joseph Honore Pellegrin, French, 1793-1869. A watercolor
portrait of the Brig Brothers of Norfolk, Capt. Jos. P Fernandes,
leaving Marseilles, February 25th 1858. Watercolor and gouache on
paper laid down on board. Evenly toned with some areas of minor
foxing. Size: 33.5 x 27. Inventory 23PD411 $2650
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Cast iron Eclipse
windmill weight. If my memory serves me well, I think the
very first mill weight I owned was a quarter moon weight like this
one. I love the form, its color and surface. It measures 10.5 x 9.5
x 2.5 on a custom wood base. A very crisp and clear casting
highlighting the word, Eclipse. Inventory 23PD370.
$695.
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An elegant pair of
husband and wife portrait miniature watercolors by J. H. Gillespie,
1793-1849. Both in excellent condition resting in their
matching original frames. Written on the back of her portrait is
"till the day dawns and the shadows flee away". Sitters unknown.
Size: 4.5 x 5
$1250. 22PD898
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19th century maple
mortar and pestle in first red color and surface. Excellent
original condition with a very tight hairline. While there is no
signs of paint on the pestle, we're certain it's original. Size:
7.75 inches tall with a 6 inch diameter bowl.
$595. 22PD816
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19th century
banded yellowware seaweed or fern motif pitcher in dual colors.
Some overall fine crazing, but no repairs, cracks or hairlines. A
wonderful example in excellent condition. Size: 6.75 inches tall,
5.25 inches in diameter.
$950.
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19th century maple
mortar and pestle in a lovely soft apple green paint.
Excellent condition. Original paint, including its original pestle
which has traces of paint as well. Purchased privately from a Maine
collection. Bowl size: 7.25 x 5.5
$650.
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19th century maple
mortar and pestle in the best blue color and surface. Yes, I
see the crack as well, but we just couldn't get past the color and
the form, it's very special.
The mortar measures 7 3/8 inches tall. To the
handle, 12.5 inches. It's 5 inches in diameter.
$550.
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FREE BLOWN NEW ENGLAND CHESTNUT BOTTLE. A
true and honest bottle showing great wear, color and form measuring
9 inches tall with a 5 inch body. Absolutely perfect condition with
good, in the making, distortion. c1820-30.
$595.
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