DENNIS RALEIGH
ANTIQUES & FOLK ART
"since 1965"

PUMPKIN PATCH ANTIQUES
Phyllis Sommer
"since 1975"

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OVAL SHAKER BOX. Its delicate fingers, all pointing right, are intact and without issue. Though never painted, you'll appreciate its awesome and honest surface, color and patina. Size: 10.5 x 7.5 x 4.5 c1900

$975.   INQUIRE




 

19th century watercolor on paper of an elegant lady holding a book, perhaps an indication of her status as an educated woman. Original frame, wavy glass and painted with a delicate touch. Size: 13.5" x 10.5". Inventory 22PD893. 

$595.   INQUIRE






 

19th century dovetailed valuables box with both its lid and facade decorated with a theorem basket with fruits and further embellishments of floral sprigs. Original paint in untouched condition. New England. Size: 14 x 9.5 x 7.75 Inventory 23PD238 

$875.   INQUIRE





 

Hand painted theorem fire board by Karl Mann, Chicago, Illinois. A label on the back identifies the artist along with the date 1962. While not of the period, it is beautifully decorative and very attractive for that perfect place in your home whether it's an older home or one of a more contemporary style. Size: 29.5" x 26". Inventory number 23PD961.

$1295.   INQUIRE





 

Early 20th century handmade and painted "Barber" sign. Executed on masonite with great color and design. Recent (2006) information verso indicates it once belonged to a Joe's Barber Shop in Big Bear Lake, California. Some minor touch in the letters B & E, but overall good. Size: 38 x 10. Inventory number 23PD965. 

$695.   INQUIRE




 

A rather unique three piece object from Waldoboro, Maine's button factory. We're sure this was an "end of day" object made by one of the factory's employees Size: The sphere which measures 4.25 inches sits on a similar cylindrical base making its total height 10.5 inches. Inventory number 24-771.

$225. INQUIRE
 




 

A pair of 20th century wood clock hands. The minute hand measures 20" while the hour hand is 15". Both are painted gold, remain in very good condition and would make a nice decoration in the right space. Inventory number 24-795.

$350. INQUIRE
 




 

John Cuthbert Hare, American, 1908-1978. Born in Brooklyn, New York, but spent most of his life in New England painting coastal scenes. A very well done watercolor depicting a New England harbor is offered in a modern frame which measures 24 x 21 overall. We have not removed it from its frame, but see no repairs or other issues. Hare is well listed with a high auction price of $7100. Inventory number 24-92.

$1250.  INQUIRE





 

Large double sided sign dated 1856. Its impressive scroll work compliments its well developed open palm hand which represents the Allsopp brewery company founded in 1856 in the UK. In the 1930s, the company merged with Ind Coope forming the Ind Coope Allsopp Brewery. The sign was made at that time to represent this merger. Made from cast and rolled zinc is quite heavy weighing in at about 45 pounds. Excellent overall condition. Size: 36 x 24 x 1. Purchased privately from a Vermont collector. Inventory number 25-82.

$2250. INQUIRE




 

A very attractive and well detailed 20th century cast iron heron garden sculpture with great form, color and surface. Standing 12.5 inches tall and 14.5 wide, it remains in excellent condition. Inventory number 25-345.

$550. INQUIRE


 



 

A decorative, highly detailed lion's head. I'll guess its age is about mid-century and made from molded resin. A few trivial knocks, but overall quite good as the picture suggests. Nice color and surface. Size: 12'' wide, 17.5" tall and projects about 9' from the wall. Inventory number 25-389.

$495. INQUIRE
 





 

A very large sporting store fishing lure display with glass eyes and realistic three pronged hooks. Excellent condition with great colors and surface. Size: 16" long with a 4" diameter. c1930-40. Inventory number 25-407.

$595. INQUIRE Please include Item description or Inventory number with your inquiry.
 




 

Large 19th century three-fingered oval box in a red wash color and surface. Possibly Shaker. Excellent overall condition and free of any issues. Size: 12 x 8 x 5.
Inventory number 25-474.

$1600. INQUIRE Please include Item description or Inventory number with your inquiry.


A genuine Maine "Antiques" sign from a shop in Harrington in Downeast Maine. c1950 and possibly earlier. As found condition. Size: 32 x 18. Inventory number 25-580.

$325.


 

INQUIRE Please include Item description or Inventory number with your inquiry.
 




 

19TH CENTURY FRENCH FREE BLOWN STORAGE BOTTLE. Its original use was for Gherkin pickles, or cornichons, and is now highly collectable by bottle collectors. Some in the making imperfections, bubbles etc, but overall in excellent condition free of damage. Size: 10.5 x 4.5

$395.   INQUIRE







 

19th century northern Maine/Nova Scotia crooked knife. In typical form for a knife of this vintage with plenty of chip carved decoration and the date 1914 carved in the handle. Excellent condition with good surface and form. Size: 10.5 inches long. Inventory number 23PD270.

$595.   INQUIRE




 

Small densely carved sailor made needle case made from a tagua nut from a palm tree. Commonly referred to as vegetable ivory. Excellent condition and sold with a custom wood base for display. Size: 3 3/8 inches long. Inventory number 24PD46.

$295.   INQUIRE






 

 For the sports enthusiast in your life we're offering a Spalding punching bag in very good, little used condition. If you paint a face on this, you can take out all of your daily frustrations in a very few minutes. You'll have the option of whose face you chose, but we're available for suggestions.. Size: 15 inches tall and about 9 inches in diameter. c1920-30. Inventory number 24PD334.

$295. INQUIRE




 

Custom crafted cast iron lizard window grate. We assume this was made for a special size window and most likely from a southern state. Untouched original condition measuring 22 x 11. Inventory number 24-670.

$1250. INQUIRE
 





 

An early densely carved two board panel which we feel was the top of a document or storage box. It's skillfully carved and the more you look at it, the more one can appreciate its maker's skill. Size: 16" square. Late 18th or early 19th century. Inventory number 24-976.

$1200.   INQUIRE
 





 

A very unusual handmade wagon chock with exceptional iron work. The added iron points made certain there would be no slipping when in use. I'm always fascinated when I come across items I've never seen before. This surely met that criteria. Perfect for a "Man Cave". Inventory number 25-192

$375. INQUIRE


 



 

A mid 19th century hollow body chalkware squirrel in excellent condition and original paint. Origin: Pennsylvania. Size: 7" tall. Inventory number 25-565.

$695. 

 

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19th century delft plate. We believe the design is of a peacock with strong cobalt blue colors. Some very minor edge flakes. but overall, quite good.

Size: 10.25 inches in diameter.

$495.   INQUIRE Please include Item description or Inventory number with your inquiry.
 




 

Boy with Flowers doorstop. Good paint and a shy, innocent smile on this fellow, along with his flowers, make it an unusual find. Early 20th century. Very good original condition. Size:9.25" tall. Inventory 23PD37.

$550.   INQUIRE Please include Item description or Inventory number with your inquiry.
 





 

Large 19th century heavy sheet iron rooster weathervane on a custom metal base. Fabulously bold and gutsy form in its original white painted surface which has taken on incredible presence and surface that one expects to see on an item of this age. Size: 26.5 wide and tall on a custom metal stand. Inventory number 23PD 655

$3400.   INQUIRE Please include Item description or Inventory number with your inquiry.
 




 

RARE RARE ships bottle. Free blown, having a very flat and wide bottom for stability aboard early ships. We have never seen another bottle of this form to compare it to. Size: 9.5" tall, 7.5 inches in diameter. Inventory number 23PD1012.

$975.   INQUIRE Please include Item description or Inventory number with your inquiry.
 





 

Late 19th or very early 20th century sled named "Queen". Though there are no markings on its underside, we believe this is a Maine sled and possibly from Paris, Maine. It doesn't appear to have been used all that much as there is no damage or major loss. Size: 32 inches long, 10 inches wide. Inventory number 24PD27.

$895.   INQUIRE Please include Item description or Inventory number with your inquiry.
 





 

Small single lapped pantry box in exuberant red paint. Excellent structural condition with the word "Soda" on its cover. It measures only 6.5 inches in diameter and 2.75 deep. Late 19th/early 20th century. Inventory number 24PD230.

$350.   INQUIRE Please include Item description or Inventory number with your inquiry.
 





 

A small 19th century sailor made, hand knotted becket. Beckets were used for handles on the ends of early sea chests and are quite collectible by nautical collectors. Often today they are found in bathrooms and cleverly used as a towel holder. Size: 7.5 inches tall. Inventory number 24PD384.

$225. INQUIRE Please include Item description or Inventory number with your inquiry.
 






 

A highly skilled carving of St. Florian, the patron saint of firemen. A label attached to the bottom identifies Anton Zigler 1874-1955 which we assume is the carver. The figure is shown pouring water onto a burning house and remains in pristine overall condition. Carved from a soft wood, possible pine or basswood. Size: 16.5 x 8 x 4 Inventory number 24-695.

$1850. INQUIRE Please include Item description or Inventory number with your inquiry.

 





 

Late 19th century hand carved cherub bust from a single piece of wood. It was never painted and remains today with a nicely toned color and surface. Size: 16/.5 x 12.5 x 10.5. Origin: French. Condition: A few old shrinkage cracks as one might expect, but overall good. Inventory number 25-45.

$2250. INQUIRE Please include Item description or Inventory number with your inquiry.
 




 

Small wallpaper covered dome top box. There are some areas of loss, but overall it's in very good condition considering how very fragile and delicate these are and can be. The leather hinges are intact but in very fragile condition. Size: 5 x 2.75 x 2.75. Inventory number 24-555.

$950. INQUIRE Please include Item description or Inventory number with your inquiry.
 





 

An extraordinary pair of skillfully crafted early 19th century mirror wall sconces. These are quite large measuring 12" in diameter and remain today in very good condition. The mirror fragments have lost some of their silver, but each one is there, intact and completely functional. Also note the paint decorated turned wood drops beneath each candle socket. This is an addition we have never seen previously. Inventory number 25-340.

$1650. INQUIRE Please include Item description or Inventory number with your inquiry.


 



 

Clown shooting gallery target in very eye-catching colors. Excellent total condition on a very cleverly made metal stand which measures 22" on the stand. Made by Hoffman or Evans. Inventory number 25-489.

$1850. INQUIRE Please include Item description or Inventory number with your inquiry.
 





 

A Native American Pima woven bowl. The Pima tribe were self-proclaimed "river people" as they lived primarily along the GILA and SALT rivers in south central Arizona in the 19th century. I do not consider myself as an expert in Native American artifacts and I buy based on form, design and condition which this basket displays. Size: 8.75 x 4.5. Excellent condition. Inventory number 25-664.

$395.

 

 

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Large 19th century OOC still life painting of a variety of grapes and oranges. It rests in its original fancy frame which has a small area of loss, but there are no repairs to the painting and which would brighten up with a light cleaning. Size: 39 x 29 overall. Inventory number 24PD233.

$1150. INQUIRE




 

A very hard to find and scarce single sided Billiards Room trade sign. Composed of pierced sheet zinc to make the letters with a surrounding metal frame. The frame has completely oxidized from weathering, but remains in very good strong stable condition. There are a lot of signs out there which promote everything from soup to nuts, but signs pertaining to billiards and pool are extremely rare and elusive. Size: 20.5 x 20 overall. Inventory number 24-637.

$2250. INQUIRE






 

19th century family record of the Garlock Family. Frederick Garlock was born in 1789. Margaret Wart in 1797. They married in 1815 and had 10 children. This is one of the finest records we have ever seen. Its colors are still very brilliant and its overall condition is noteworthy. Two floral columns flank the record while two white urns, a willow tree, two doves and two hearts draw your eyes to its upper area. It is housed in a period lemon gold frame. Size: 26 x 24 inches. Ex. Joan Brownstein. Inventory number 24PD42.

$2950.   INQUIRE




 

A highly desirable early 20th century "Boot, Shoes and Rubbers" sign with white letters on a black ground. Remaining in very good condition with good signs that support its age. Please note the image that shows its back and how the battens are tapered. Not sure why this was done, but it certainly adds interest. Size: 42 x 21. c1900. Inventory number 24-560.

$2400. INQUIRE




 

A very nice early 20th century painting on board of a three masted ship in medium to heavy seas. It remains in its original frame with its only flaw being a very small mark just under the upper frame between the front and middle mast. Artist unknown. Inventory 23PD216.

$695.   INQUIRE




 

Late 19th/early 20th century pocket watch trade sign. Most of these signs are cast iron, but this version I'm fairly confident to say is cast zinc. It's not nearly as heavy yet has survived well in weathered condition. Completely untouched and original with tin faces in wonderful condition considering so many get battered while in use. The face of the clock on both sides shows honest wear and weathering. The name Bunch is common in Pennsylvania and it's quite possible the sign is from the greater Philadelphia area. Size: 24 inches tall with a 17 inch diameter face.

$2250.  22PD840   INQUIRE





 

Hefty bronze bull sculpture. Identified as Toro Paloma and signed F. Roland. Boldly detailed and showing exuberant power and strength. Excellent condition with a warm color and untouched patina. Size: 16.5 long, 6 inches wide and 10.5 inches tall. Age: c. 1900's.

$1950.   INQUIRE


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