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A
large OOC broadside ship
portrait of the clipper
ship, "Granite State".
Since Portsmouth is the only
major port in New Hampshire,
it's logical to assume it
was its home port. The work
remains in very good
condition with only a very
tiny flaws directly above
its head sails. The frame
measures 33 x 28 and is
original to the painting.
The ship was built in 1854.
It carried 1108 tons of
cargo and sadly met its
demise in 1868. Its captain
was Benjamin F. Jacobs and
though it's not signed, we
believe it was painted by
Duncan McFarlane. Inventory
number 26-670.
$3850.
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Wick Ahrens, 1944-2016,
Weston, Vermont.
Ahrens was a protege of
Clark Voorhees who also
lived in Weston. Voorhees is
the best and most well known
whale carver whose carvings
can be found in folk art
collections coast to coast.
One would have to assume
they were friends and in his
own right, Wick whales are
highly sought after and
since his death in 2016,
have increased noticeably.
Narwhal whales are very
elusive and in my 61
years in business, I've only
owned two of them. This
signed example remains in
excellent condition and
ready to hang. Size: 32"
long. From top to bottom,
it's 6 inches. Inventory
number 26-649.
$2450.
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A
very nice OOC portrait of a
young girl. She is
posed within a painted oval
mat wearing a red dress with
what appears to be a forest
background. The lemon gold
frame is original and
overall remains in excellent
condition. Size: 25 x 21.5.
c1840. There is no
information on the sitter or
that of the artist.
Inventory number 26-669.
$1650.
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Handmade late
19th/early 20th century
ladies shoe silhouette
trade sign in its
original toned red color
and surface. Nice
form with an original
and untouched surface
patina. Size: 30" tall
and 11" at its widest
point. Inventory number
26-704.
$550.
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James
Gale Tyler (NY/CT, 1855-1931).
A luminist depiction of a
pair of schooners running with
the wind under moonlight. OOC in
a fine modern gilt frame and
signed LR. Condition: overall
quite good and original with
some minor restretching of the
canvas. He studied under A. Cary
Smith and became a serious
artist in his own right, being
basically self-taught. He is
well known for painting every
America's Cup race since 1900,
and in 1930, he painted Shamrock
and Enterprise off Newport,
Rhode Island. Both works were
exhibited at the Union League
Club. Size: 26 x 22. Inventory
number 26-719.
$2,450.
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A
skillfully carved walrus tusk of
Inuit or Eskimo origin with
snakes, cats, turtles, and, for
good measure, a bird standing on
a palm tree. I have to
admit I am not an expert on
carvings from this area, but I
know these are prized and sought
after by collectors. Size: 23"
long. Inventory number 26-492.
$1,250.
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A late 19th or
very early 20th-century papier-mâché
milliner's head. Used in
boutiques to model scarves and bonnets,
they are highly collectible and sought
after today. This measures 16 x 6.5 and
remains in excellent condition with
slight wear commensurate with age and
use. Inventory number 26-630.
$1,450.
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A
smaller-sized 19th-century spongeware
pitcher in fine original condition.
Size: 6.5 x 5 inches. Inventory number
26-375.
$225.
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Incredibly
rare and beautifully carved bald
eagle head attached to a three
star American shield. Wonderful
condition and skillfully carved,
and its purchase will be an
impressive addition to your
collection. We've sold many
eagle shields over the years and
have NEVER seen another in this
form. Size: 30 x 26. Inventory
number 26-101.
$2950.
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A late
19th century zinc architectural
element with its original white
crusty color and surface. It
measures 33" tall with a 7.5"
globe and remains in perfect
structural condition. When
elements are removed from older
homes, they are not always
gently removed which often
results in damage. This one did
not meet that fate. Great for
the garden or interior decor.
Inventory number 26-71.
$695.
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Late
19th or early 20th century
turned and painted barber pole. It's
interesting seeing it turned
like this as most poles are
turned with form, but not
dimension. Excellent condition
with a vibrant painted color and
surface. Size: 25.5" tall, 4" in
diameter. The price includes a
wall mounting bracket. Inventory
number 26-396.
$1400.
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An early 19th
century schoolgirl fruit theorem on silk
with New London, Connecticut providence. It's
framed in its original lemon gold frame
which has some roughness but still
presents well overall. Its well balanced
fruits complement the basket they rest
in. Yes, there are some faint water
stains, but nothing significantly
distracting. Size: 10 x 12 overall.
Inventory number 26-460
$595.
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A very
rare and perhaps unique hand
made punched copper chestnut
roaster. Again, this is a
first to see one made from
copper as most are from brass.
Its 8 point punched star grabs
your attention immediately, but
look closely, the entire
perimeter of its cover is
surrounded with two rows of very
tiny holes which further
embellishes it. Its original
wooden handle is long gone, but
as is, it offers a very special
decor for an early hearth. It's
17" long, 8.5" in diameter and
about 4" deep. Its wonderful
verdigris color and surface is
truly spectacular. Inventory
number 26-445.
$895.
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Cut rate 5 & 10
sign. A very cool and colorful "CUT RATE"
sign housed in a modern black frame. Unblemished
condition with a KILLER surface. You'll love
the design, the color and drop shadow
lettering. If signs are your thing, please
give this some thought. Size: 30 x 16.
c1920-30. Inventory number 26-345.
$795.
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A very naive
and folky 19th century, c1820, OOC
family portrait. It depicts a
father, mother and child who refuses to
wear her bonnet and a very strange cat
or dog. Characteristically the work of
an untrained artist who captured his
subjects as he saw them. It rests in its
original birdseye maple frame and gold
liner which measures 20.5 x 17.5. Some
minor restoration, but nothing
serious or distracting. Inventory number
26-286.
$1650.
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An absolutely
stunning 19th century OOC portrait of a
young man. He was painted seating
and wearing a black waistcoat with a
bright red tie. It is noted verso that
it was painted in 1822 however reframed
in the mid 20th century. Some very minor
touch up, but overall excellent. We look
for handsome men in portraits and he
more than fits the bill. Size: 15.5 x
13.
Inventory number 26-283.
$1450.
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An unusually
small 19th century parcheesi game board
with applied relief carved red painted
stars. We have never seen a
parcheesi board in this smaller size
crafted from a single piece of wood.
Some wear commensurate with age and use,
but overall quite good. Game boards this
small are so very rare they hardly ever
show up. Size: 7.5" square.
Inventory
number 26-323.
$1100.
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A very attractive hand
carved and painted 19th century maple scoop with
a folk art winter scene of an older man
gathering wood. An old tiny chip is
present in the lower right as shown in one of
the images. Size: 10 x 5.75.
Inventory number
26-315.
$225.
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A finely
crafted 19th century Blue Willow warming
plate. The tin work is of the
finest quality as it has stood the test
of time for decades and remains in prime
condition. Size: 10' in diameter.
Inventory number 26-339.
$175.
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A stunning 19th century
watercolor portrait of a handsome young man done on
early lined paper. He is posed wearing a
black waistcoat, a fine printed vest and a white
scarf. The portrait rests in its original red-washed
molded frame under early historic glass which
measures 12.5 x 10.5 Both sitter and artist are
unknown. Inventory number 26-229.
$2350.
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A free drawn and very
colorful 19th century family record of Thomas
Haren and Anna Smith married in 1801 producing 6
children. The work rests in its original
frame under glass and remains in
excellent condition. Size: 11 x 9 overall.
Inventory number 26-200.
$850.
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A fine, early 20th century
patriotic embroidery. It depicts an
American eagle perched on the shaft of an
American flag having 42 stars. Offered in
excellent condition in its original frame under
glass which measures 25 x 23 overall. Inventory
number 26-192.
$950.
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A trio of handmade Maine
bait boxes, two in paint, one in natural color
and surface. These are not common and
when you do come across one, it's usually
damaged from abuse if they survive at all. These
three remain in unscathed condition and would
look stunning as a group on a wall. They measure
approximately 13 x 6.5 Inventory number 26-211.
$795. for all.
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A very small half hull of a
19th century schooner yacht, named "America" dated
1851. I'm not sure of its age, but what it
lacks in age, it more than makes up for in
decorative appeal. It's mounted on a mahogany board
which measures 13 x 6. Inventory number 26-113.
$295.
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A small painted fibre
tub with a metal rig tab for hanging. Excellent
condition with a fine and pleasing color and
surface. The tub measures 11" in diameter and
about 6" deep. While there is no maker's mark,
we feel it was made by the Portland Fibre
Company, Portland, Maine in the 1920s. Inventory
number 25-865.
$350.
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William Bache, American,
1771-1845 hollow cut silhouette of a young man.
The silhouette is signed with his stamp directly below
his shoulder and remains completely undisturbed while
resting in its original frame and reverse painted
eglomise mat. Bache silhouettes are quite scarce and
treasured by advanced collectors from coast to coast.
Inventory number 25-845.
$795.
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A distinctive 19th century,
c1825, watercolor/hollow cut silhouette portrait of a
young girl wearing a medium puffy sleeve blue dress. She
remains in her original gold frame under historic glass
and paint decorated mat. We have no information on the
cutter or sitter. She is very well done and has survived
well over the years. Size: 7.5 x 6.5 inches. Inventory
number 25-715.
$1250.
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A wonderful strawberry
make-do pincushion with babies on a broken oil lamp
base. Make-do objects reflect on a time when
broken items were not discarded as they are today,
but found ways of being useful once again. Excellent
condition. c1900-1910. Size: 25-852.
$550.
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A wonderful strawberry make-do
pincushion on a broken oil lamp base. Make-do
objects reflect a time when broken items were not
discarded as they are today, but found a way of being
useful once again. Excellent condition. c1900-1910.
Size: 25-851.
$450.
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A highly detailed late 19th century
cast iron eagle with shield. We believe it was
possibly a topping finial or a flag holder and either choice
makes perfect sense. It measures about 11 inches tall and is
hangable. Inventory number 25-813
$850.
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An early 20th century patriotic French
shield in red, white and blue. Excellent overall
original condition and ready to hang. Size: 18 x 14 x 1.
Inventory number 25-651.
$695.
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A four color American single-sided
checker board made from a single slab of wood. It is
surrounded with a perimeter moulding which is attached with
screws and round nails. The board shows good wear from use,
but overall displays in very good condition. It measures 17"
square and dates from about 1920. Inventory number 25-675.
$575.
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A large and very impressive 19th century
hollow body architectural eagle removed from a building in New York
City. Made exactly like a weathervane from formed sheet
copper and solder, it remains in prime original condition having the
"BEST" natural verdigris color and surface. It measures 19" tall
with a 32" wing span and includes a custom made plinth for wonderful
display and presence. The plinth measures 12" square and is 37"
tall. Inventory number 25-544.
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How many times have you heard me talk
about the thrill of finding an item you've never seen before. This
is one of those objects I'll call it a hand-made fishing snag with 8
early hooks. With its original simple use being long obsolete, this
unique handmade tool of the trade has transformed its original use
and purpose into a wonderful sculptural object of art to be seen and
enjoyed. Size: 13" tall. Inventory 25-599.
$495.
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A cast iron lighthouse table lamp in
working order. The top lifts off for easy bulb replacement
and it has an on-off switch. c1920-30. Size: 13" tall on a 7"
rock-strewn base. Inventory number 25-574.
$595.
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Late 19th century OOB still life painting of
a mixed assortment of fruits. A well-balanced arrangement
dating from the 19th century with very good condition and color.
Resting in its original frame measuring 22 x 16 overall. Inventory
number 25-445.
$695.
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"Hardware" trade sign from the turn of the
century. Totally complete and original including its
perimeter moldings. Its simple message is further complemented with
a very appealing honest age, color and surface. From New York state.
Size: 58 x 16. Inventory number 25-467.
$895.
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Doris Stauble, 1918-2007. Wiscasset, Maine. Her arrangements are
iconic with collectors of New England antiques and accessories and
while they don't have great age, they have established a place in
collections from coast to coast. Like any artisan, some of her
arrangements are better than others, but take a good look at this
offering and I think you'll agree, this one sets a very high bar. An
early wallpaper box was selected and filled with complimentary
colorful fruits and floral accoutrements. This is truly one of the
finest arrangements we have ever owned. Dimensions: 11 x 10 x 7.5.
Inventory number 25-350.
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A 19th century American hollow cut silhouette
with an unusual amount of detail to clothing and hair. She
rests in her original lemon gold frame under early glass. Size: 6.5
x 5.5 overall. Inventory number 25-300.
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A pair of 19th century
chalk pineapples. Lately pairs of chalk figures are getting
nearly impossible to find. These are in wonderful condition in their
original paint. Some minor paint loss and wear consistent with age
and use, but extremely good overall. Each measures 9.5" tall. c1840.
From a private collection. Inventory number 25-274.
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Smaller size 19th century
darker green free-blown chestnut bottle. It measures only 5.5
inches tall, 3.5" wide. In perfect condition with its wonderful
in-use wear you expect to see. Inventory number 25-250.
$795.
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Early 20th century yellow
ware bowl with large manganese decorations. This bowl has
seen plenty of use, but remains in very good condition, free of
cracks or hairlines. Size: 10.25" in diameter, 5" deep. Inventory
number 25-238.
$375.
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Turn of the century, three lens, port/starboard lamp. Made by
George B. Carpenter & Co., Chicago. Excellent overall condition and
complete with its original burner and reflector. Size: 7" wide,
10.5" to the top of the handle. Inventory number 25-8.
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A very attractive early 20th century half
round hooked rug in a vibrant and "happy" floral design. It
measures 42 x 24 and if you have a dark area in your home that needs
a little lighting up, please consider this wonderful little used rug
which is now wall ready after being professionally mounted.
Inventory number 24-778.
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Early 20th century cast iron parrot door
stop. Exceptional condition with vibrant original paint color
and surface. Size: 7.5 x 6 Inventory number 24-913.
$295.
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Small early 20th century storage box in a very pleasing reddish
color and surface. The hasp appears to be earlier than its metal
strap hinges. Purchased privately from a Belfast, Maine collection.
Size: 12 x 5 x 5.5. Inventory number 24-719.
$450.
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Small 19th century dipper/scoop/measure in its original black
paint with good signs of moderate use. Size: 7" long with a 4.25"
bowl. Excellent overall condition. Inventory number 24-759.
$395.
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20th century 12"
majolica crab plate in perfect untouched condition. Very
colorful, well made and painted. Inventory number 24-691.
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A very nice
handmade and painted 19th century single sided checkers board.
Done in two colors, red and black, with each square highlighted
within white lines. Some very trivial paint separation as shown in
one of the images, but nothing that seriously distracts your glance.
Size: 16" square. Inventory number 24-535.
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RARE Puffy Sleeve
Artist watercolor silhouette. Ezra Wood, 1798-1841,
Buckland, Massachusetts, the artist of these long unidentified
silhouettes was unearthed a few years ago by Michael and Susanne
Payne, Bio-research, New York. This is a very unusual example which
depicts a young boy, 12 years old, holding a book dated 1830. We
know of only one other male figure that is posed with a book in hand
as most often books were associated with young girls or women. It
remains in its original untouched condition including its frame and
historic glass. See the exact example on page 47 of A Loving
Likeness, American portraits of the 19th Century written by Marna
Anderson and featuring the collection of Ray and Susan Egan. If
you're a serious silhouette collector, take this great
opportunity to add one of the most rare, elusive and important
works to your collection. Size: 5.25 x 4.25. Inventory number
24-297.
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A delightful 20th
century OOC painting of a small child consumed in the moment of sand
and his trucks. We can all look at this painting and
reminisce back in time to a memory long gone, but not forgotten.
Sign LL Drake. Size: 20 x 16 overall. Excellent condition. Inventory
number 24-568.
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A very small, fixed
handle, early 20th century market basket. Wonderful condition
and free of any losses and NO repairs. Beautifully made with a yummy
and compelling nut brown color and surface. Size: about 4.5 x 6.
Inventory number 24PD474.
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A delightful pair of
19th watercolor marriage portraits. Unfortunately I have no
information about the sitters or the artist, but each is completely
untouched, original and offered in their original black painted
frames with early glass. These are very high quality renderings
which reflect a very skilled artist's hand with some degree of
academic training. Each measures 7.5 x 8.25 overall. Inventory
number 24PD283
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A very fine, well
done watercolor portrait of a young gent wearing a blue waistcoat,
looking left. The portrait is presented in its original gold
frame and mat under historic glass. He is mounted with an acid free
material and identified verso as Peter Bartleson, Philadelphia,
about 1780. There is no information on the artist except to say
personally that he was quite skilled as his work compares to
the quality of Rufus Porter. Size: 8.25 x 7.5 overall. Inventory
number 24PD23.
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19th century one
gallon jug made by the Edmands Pottery, Georgetown, Mass. with an
attractive lacey floral design in cobalt blue. It remains in
very good condition. A small chip on its spout is seen in one of the
pictures, but there are NO cracks or hairlines. Size: 11.5 inches
tall, 7 inches in diameter. Inventory number 23PD989.
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Desirable smaller
size dome top box with dovetail tray inserts as shown.
Original attic dry red paint and surface with a dovetailed case and
original bale handle. Everything about this little gem measures up
to a wonderful purchase for a discriminating buyer. c1830-40.
Inventory 23PD446.
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19th American sampler
by Roxana Holmes, AD1830. A fine work with a skillful floral
border surrounding a central verse with alphabetical lines. Note the
verse is flanked by two columns with floral sprays. Size: 20 x 18
framed. Some thread losses, but overall, very good condition.
Inventory 23PD525.
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19th century 2
gallon open stoneware jar with an unusual bird decor. There
is no maker mark so I can't tell where it was made. A very small
chip is found on the inside rim, otherwise perfect. It measures
10.75"tall with an open diameter of 9"/ Inventory number 23PD265.
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Late 18th or very
early 19th century chestnut beehive bowl in original red color and
surface. Excellent condition with great inuse wear to support
age and it's free of cracks. Size: 14.5 inches in diameter, 6 inches
deep with a very appealing soft scrubbed interior. Inventory
23PD165.
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Very fine pair of
New England watercolor silhouettes. Both have similarities to
the hand of Ezra Wood (the puffy sleeve artist), but as much as they
resemble his work, I'm more comfortable associating them with an
unknown hand depicting Miss Boynton on page 51 of "A Loving
Likeness" from the collection of Ray and Susan Egan. It isn't too
far-fetched to think this artist and Ezra Wood lived near each other
and likely knew one another. The pair falls into that upper echelon
of silhouette collecting which is intensely sought after by advanced
collectors. Each is offered in their original frames under
historic glass with each being back with an acid free layer of
protection. c1830-35 Size: 4.75 x 6.75
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19th cut and
paste, pen and ink silhouette of a man wearing glasses. This
is a most unusual and a highly desirable feature in silhouettes.
The likeness was taken at E. Herve's Gallery at 172 Oxford Street,
London and demonstrates that great time was taken with clothing and
hair details. In totally original and untouched condition. c1835
Size: 6 x 4.75
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Very nice turned and
painted late 18th c dough bowl in its original red painted color and
surface. Excellent condition free, of cracks or damage. Size:
4.5 inches deep and measuring out of round at 16.5 x 17.25
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Cast iron cat
andirons with green glass eyes. Perfect in a flickering
hearth of any cat lover, they remain in excellent untouched original
condition and perfectly functional. Each measures 17 inches tall
with 13 inch log dogs. Age: about 1920-30
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Small 19th century
mochaware pitcher. Black seaweed decoration on a medium tan
ground under a blue band. The applied handle is embellished with an
acanthus leaf where it attaches to its body. Condition: Overall very
good with a tiny flake and some roughness on the spout, plus an "in
the making" white scar or smear as shown next to the handle. No
known repairs. Size: 5 inches tall, 3 inches in diameter.
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Taxco Sterling Cuff. A free-form atypical of Taxco jewelry
but demonstrating nonetheless the sweeping design elegance one would
expect. Marked TB-77, RBL, it is 1.75" at its widest and 8" in
outside circumference. Exc condition.
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19TH CENTURY NEW ENGLAND REDWARE CANNING JAR.
Superb color and very appealing splashy decoration. Excellent
condition overall with expected rim and base wear. Size: 7.5 T, 5.25
diameter. c1830-40
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FREE BLOWN CHESTNUT BOTTLE. A
nice soft green toned bottle with string lip in excellent condition
and free of issues. Showing great wear reflecting its age. Size: 8.5
x 5. c1830.
$695.
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19TH CENTURY MASONIC FLASK. Medium aqua green
colored glass. Good wear, open pontle, excellent condition. Size:
6.75 inches tall.
$450.
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