Pieced patchwork quilt. The quilt sports a multi-colored “star” pattern separated by yellow squares, all enclosed within in a pink floral border.  The quilt is in very good condition, marred only by a single dime-sized discoloration on the front and a few stains on the back that don’t go all the way through. The quilt is from a collection of quilts found in a large store tin coffee box from a store in Pennsylvania. 19th century.

Dimensions: 70” x 80”

Item No. 240112

Price: $525.

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Painted barber pole. The pole is nicely shaped and a nice small size, sporting black paint with red and white stripes and standing on a wooden stand. It would appear that the pole was perhaps made from an earlier post of some kind. It is in good condition with a chip out of the top of the striped portion as well as wear commensurate with age. Circa 1880-1900.

Dimensions: 10½” x 9½” base x 54” high

Item No. 240159

Price: $1,850.

Sale Price: $1,250. (Firm)

Large folk art painting of a Hudson River scene, o/c laid down on board, unsigned. The painting depicts stone and wooden buildings, a fisherman and a woman talking on a road, a boy rolling a hoop and another fisherman further down the road. Also, sailboats on the river, a forest on the near shore, cliffs on the far shore and mountains in the distance. The painting is in very good condition, having been professionally conserved, and is housed in a custom-made frame. Nineteenth century, New York.

Dimensions: 42” x 37”; Viewed Area: 36” x 31”

Item No. 240145

Price: $3,500.

Two-piece Pennsylvania Dutch cupboard. The cupboard sports original red paint, a large cornice, two glass doors above, each with six panes of mostly original glass, three drawers over two paneled doors below, all supported by a bracket base. The cupboard is in very good condition, displaying only the wear commensurate with age and usage. First half of the 19th century, Pennsylvania.

Dimensions: 55” wide x 21¾” deep x 85” high.

Item No. 240142

Price: $3,600.

Folk art birdhouse in the form of a lighthouse, tin and wood. This unusual piece sports 26 “apartments” for birds, and boasts beautiful punched tin decorations, including hearts on both ends. It is said to have been made for Captain Bernard O’Neil by the crew of the barque “Girard”, West Dennis, MA, circa 1850.

The birdhouse is in good condition, but with some denting and rusting. The spires on the left and right sides are missing and five of the six green wooden boards are replacements. Notwithstanding these defects, this birdhouse remains an exceptional one-of-a-kind piece of folk art that would be a terrific addition to any collection.

Dimensions: 23” long x 17” wide x 45” high

Item No. 240172

Price: $4,500.

Sale Price: $1,975. (Firm)

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.

Sale Price: $695. (Firm)

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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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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