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Doris Stauble
arrangement. This multi-fruit example is not only interesting
and colorful, but remains in excellent condition. Doris lived in
Wiscasset, Maine in a house directly across the street from my old
home on Summer Street, also in Wiscasset. She passed away shortly
after I moved there about 20 years ago and in her lifetime she is
noted for these arrangements which number into the thousands.
Size: about 12 inches tall.
$895.
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Small two drawer
voting box. Cherry construction and beautifully made with
small hand cut dovetails and skillfully chamfered top. Original
color and surface. Inventory 23PD122.
$350.
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A pair of
architectural half round windows in a weathered gray painted color
and surface. Excellent condition and complete with its early
glass intact. A wonderful size to work with. Size: 20 x 11. c1900
Inventory number 23PD530.
$575.
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A super nice pair
of 19th century blacksmith-made pipe tongs. Excellent
condition with a nice surface and wear that supports its age. It
measures 16 inches long. Inventory number 24-619.
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20th century bronze heron wall plaque. We're not sure if it was
originally painted white, but what you see now is a mixture of that
white and original bronze color and surface. Size: 19 x 15.
Excellent overall condition. Inventory number 24-675.
$850.
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Early 20th century architectural tin
obelisk. This is a very nice smaller size which will easily
work well in your decor. Size: 30" tall on an attached 10" base.
Great form, color and condition and it's survived very well and free
of any damage. About 1920. Inventory number 24-709.
$750.
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19th century
full body "DEXTER" horse weathervane. Attributed to The
Cushing and White Co.,1875-1890, Waltham, Massachusetts. In the 19th
century, horse weathervane forms were patterned after famous race
horses of the day and in my opinion, the Dexter form is my all time
favorite as it exhibits great form and powerful movement. It appears
to have been stripped at some point in its history, but what remains
is very appealing. The raw copper has taken on a wonderful warm and
rich tone with what I feel are the remains of its original oxidized
verdigris color. Dimensions: 18"T, 27"W and 4"D. There are no
repairs. Inventory number 25-168.
$2200.
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A fine early 19th
century New England tin wall sconce with a single crimped socket.
Look closely at this sconce and tell me you're not in love with its
form, surface and untouched condition. It has survived quite well
over the years and remains so today. Inventory number 25-144.
$450.
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Very scarce smaller size rooster weathervane
by The J. Howard Co., active 1850-1868, West Bridgewater,
Massachusetts. Composed of a hollow cast zinc body with a cut and
formed copper tail and feet. Excellent overall condition with a fine
and natural color and surface. Howard made rooster weathervanes in
two sizes, this being the smaller, more elusive, version.
Dimensions: 14.5" tall, 12" wide and about 3.5' inches thick. The
Howard Co. was one of the country's earliest manufacturers of
weathervanes in New England and are highly sought after and prized
by collectors. In 1868 the company changed its name to The Washburn
Company which continued making vanes well into the 20th century.
Inventory number 25-343.
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Large late 18th century free blown kidney
shaped storage bottle. Of all the demi-john bottles made in
the period, this form is my all time favorite. Miraculously it
remains in very good condition. A few straw marks and distortions as
one would expect are present. Size: 18"T, 16"W Inventory number
25-442.
$895.
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19th century portrait
of a charming young girl in a green shoulder length dress with pink
ribbons in her hair. The more you look at her, the more
captivating she becomes. Excellent overall condition with a few tiny
losses near the frame on the lower left and just above her head.
She's been professionally reframed in a modern gold frame. Size: 28
x 20 overall. Purchased privately from a Maine collection.
$1950. 22PD636
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Early 19th century
wooden button hole lapped keg in original green paint. This
is a real survivor remaining in condition that supports its careful
use and not abuse. Size: 9 x 8 x 7.25. Inventory number 24PD184.
$1100.
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A first quarter,
20th century Parcheesi game board. Cut from an old existing
masonite sign shown in one of my images. Vibrant colors. Excellent
condition. A great board and a great value. Size: 18 inches square.
Inventory number 24-633.
$595.
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Handmade tin paddlewheeler folk art boat
model. Our guess it's southern and made by a tin craftsman
very familiar with these boats as its detail suggests. Its overall
condition is very good with a few minor imperfections. Size: 20 x 10
x 5.5. Age: c1920-30. Inventory number 24-935.
$950.
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RARE late 19th century bell
trade sign. Over the years I've seen and sold a fair number
of figural signs, but I have never seen or owned a bell trade sign
before. This is very realistically carved with a fixed clapper. Very
good color and great surface. Price includes an iron hanging
bracket. Size: 15"tall, 11" wide. Inventory number 25-269.
$2650.
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Early 20th century
optical trade sign. Reverse signs like these were placed
inside to catch the eye of clients so to speak. No pun intended!!
The glass panel is housed in a modern frame to be easily hung on a
wall. Size: 12.5 x 11.5 inches. Very good condition.
Inventory number 23PD1067.
$1250
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Early 20th century
Penobscot Indian war club with relief carved and painted native
head. Typical chip carving embellishes the handle. Excellent
condition. Size: 25.5 inches long. Inventory 23PD212
$695.
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A pair of miniature
American watercolor portraits of a husband and his wife in their
original paint decorated frames under early glass. Executed
with watercolors on wove paper in very fine condition. Both are
shown seated in the same chair facing left. Each measures 7.25 x
6.25 overall. Both sitters and artist remain anonymous. Inventory
number 23PD 820.
$1450.
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18th century dark
green/black free blown demi-john bottle of great size. This
is the largest bottle of this form we have ever seen or owned. Some
surface scratches exist, but overall excellent condition. If you
have any questions/thoughts, we are standing by. Origin: English or
Dutch. Size: 18 inches tall, 15 inches wide. Inventory number
24PD86.
$1850.
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A pair of
girandole figures on marble bases. Both are in
unblemished original condition. Both have fine cast details. Each
measures 11.5 inches tall on 6" marble bases. Inventory number
24PD191.
$215. the pair
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19th century sheet iron rooster weathervane in weathered green
paint and surface. Excellent overall condition with a convincing
surface to substantiate its c1880 age. Size: 23 x 33. Included in
the price is a green wood column for its base. Upon request, I'm
happy to send a picture of it mounted in this plinth. Inventory
number 24-787.
$1650.
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Wooden industrial gear. Each tooth of
this gear is amazingly dovetailed into the body of the gear and
while it only measures 26' in diameter, it's a great size to work
with in your decor. Excellent condition. Inventory number 24-857.
$595.
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A pair of late
20th century well defined composite lions. Perfect on a
mantel or just about anywhere of your choosing to enhance that right
area. Each measures 11.5 x 9 x 6 and remains in pristine condition.
Inventory number 25-208.
$395.
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Nice smaller size 19th
century Worcester County decorated dome top document box. The
maker of this box has never been identified as they've always been
known and associated with Worcester County Massachusetts. The
designs on these boxes all have a similar theme and are easily
identifiable. Excellent overall condition with very good color and
surface. The small bale handle on its lid is also original to the
box. Inventory number 25-266.
$1450.
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A fine miniature Pennsylvania child's chair
in untouched original condition. As we all know, childrens
chairs do suffer from use and abuse in their lifetime and to find
one in this nearly unused condition is not only a thrill, but quite
rare at the same time. This little gem measures only 21' tall at the
crest with a 10" seat height. c1850. Inventory number 25-569
$895.
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Exceptionally fine
19th century watercolor theorem on paper presented in its original
beveled frame under early glass.
The work shows multiple fruits presented in an oval basket.
Size overall, 17 x 13. Inventory number 23PD805.
$950.
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Charming 19th century
OOB portrait of a young girl. She is posed seated in a paint
decorated chair holding an apple. Her sausage curls, rosy cheeks and
pouty lips all add a touching element of character and sensitivity.
The painting rests in its original paint decorated frame and remains
completely original and undisturbed. Size: 16 x 15.25 overall. There
is no information on either the sitter or artist. Inventory 23PD161.
$2950.
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Larger size late
19th century American eagle flag pole topper with its original rope
pulley. Wonderful form with a marvelous color and surface
measuring 16 inches tall having a 7 inch wing span. Offered on a
custom metal base for visual presentation and display.
$895. 22PD807
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19th century small
watercolor on wove paper portrait of a mother and child. A
well-defined portrait in a home setting depicts a mother lovingly
supporting her child while he/she holds a small rattle. A well done
sensitive painting housed in its original lemon gold frame and
identified verso as the Nelson family. Size: 10.5 x 8.5 c1830-40.
Excellent condition and issue free.
$1850.
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