Large paint decorated box. The box is dovetailed and sports original red and black paint with beautiful patterns. It is in very good untouched condition with replaced hinges and minor wear commensurate with age and usage. Mid-19th century, New England.
Dimensions: 25¾” long x 14” wide x 10¾” high.
Item No. 240171
Price: $1,150.
Group of four antique cookie cutters. The group consists of a lion, an eagle, a dove and a horse. All are in good condition. Early 19th century.
Dimensions: Lion: 4¼” x 3½”
Eagle: 3¾” x 3¾”
Dove: 4¼” x 4”
Horse: 3” x 3¾”
Item No. 240072818287
Price: $200.
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Small Kazak rug. Nice size for a table cover. Good condition, with wear commensurate with age. Early 20th century, Caucasus.
Dimensions: 3'8" x 2'5"
Item No. 240123
Price: $450.
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A hard-to-find decorated wooden foot warmer. The foot warmer is nicely decorated on all four sides and the lid. The decoration on the front panel includes a heart and the initials, “LW”. The foot warmer sports a wire handle and the original metal coal tray. It is in very good condition, with only a minor repair necessitated by an interior burn and the expected wear and tear from age and usage. Wooden foot warmers are harder to find since many of them burned up during use. Late 18th or early 19th century, found in the Hudson Valley. From our private collection.
Dimensions: 10½” wide x 8” deep x 6¼” high.
Item No. 140014
Price: $495.
Vermont sap bucket in original red paint. The bucket has three metal bands and a wire for hanging. It is in excellent condition. Great for flower arrangements. 19th century, Vermont.
Dimensions: 11” high.
Item No. 240024
Price: $295.
Needlework sampler. The sampler features two figures, a weeping willow and cedar trees. It is inscribed, “Ann Rogers worked this sampler/in the 10th year of her age/Lancaster 1822”. The sampler is in good condition, save for some fading and a small tear in the linen backing. Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
Dimensions: 24¼” x 19½”; Viewed Area: 20¾” x 15¾”
Item No. 240143
Price: $1,500.
Hingham oval pantry box. The town of Hingham, MA was known from the 17th through the 19th centuries as “Bucket Town”, for its distinctive boxes, buckets and other woodenware. This box was made by the Reuben Hersey Toy and Box Shop, founded in 1776.. It is painted a dark green and stamped “BFH” on the lid for Bela French Hersey, (1817-1879), Reuben Hersey's grandson. The box is in good condition, save for some paint bubbling on the lid and a few minor dings commensurate with its age and usage. 19th century, Hingham, Massachusetts.
Dimensions: 6” x 3/4”
Item No. 240136
Price: $350.
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Hingham oval pantry box. The town of Hingham, MA was known from the 17th through the 19th centuries as “Bucket Town”, for its distinctive boxes, buckets and other woodenware. This box was made by the Reuben Hersey Toy and Box Shop, founded in 1776. It is stamped “SH” on the bottom, for Samuel Hersey, (1820-1909), Reuben Hersey's son. The box is in good condition, save for some paint wear and a few minor dings commensurate with its age and usage. 19th century, Hingham, Massachusetts.
Dimensions: 6” x 4½”
Item No. 240135
Price: $350.
Native American squash blossom necklace. The necklace is made of sterling silver and Mediterranean coral and is in excellent condition. Taken from my own collection of Native American jewelry. Circa 1960.
Dimensions: 11” long when worn; Naja is 2½” x 2½”
Item No. 240140
Price: $1,900.
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17th Century Delftware manganese charger, 11¾” diameter. The charger sports a portrait of Queen Mary II and is inscribed “Kt/MA”. It is in good condition considering that it is over 300 years old, with a few repaired cracks. Circa 1690, English.
Item No. 240100
Price: $2,600.
