Antique gilt metal crowing rooster weathervane. The weathervane is attractively mounted on a wooden base. It is in good condition, with a few repairs. Late 19th century.
Dimensions: Vane: 24” high; Overall, 35.5” high.
Item No. 230184
Price: $1,575.
An unusual antique butter stamp in the form of a fish surrounded by seaweed. Excellent condition, color and patina.
Item No. 230217
Price: $575.
Endearing folk art portrait of two siblings, oil on a wooden panel, unsigned. The children are sitting in a field eating strawberries. The painting is in very good condition, having been professionally conserved to repair a crack in the board and with some minor in-painting. The frame is new. Circa 1830, American.
Dimensions: 33½” x 27½”; Viewed Area: 29½” x 23½”
Item No. 230017
Price: $5,400.
Sale Price: $3,500. (Firm)
Four-gallon cobalt decorated stoneware crock. The crock has an unusual decoration of a bird with an insect in its mouth. It is stamped, “N. Clark, JR/ Athens, NY” along with the number “4”. The crock is in very good condition, with no cracks or chips. N. Clark Jr. was in business from 1843-1891.
Item No. 200014
Price: $675.
18th century tall chest, maple. The chest sports a rich old stain, an applied molded top, six graduated drawers with old and likely original brasses, and a bold bracket base. The secondary wood is chestnut. The chest is in good condition, with shrinkage separations, minor lip loss to the lower drawer and wear commensurate with age. Circa 1780, Rhode Island.
Dimensions: 51¼” high x 36” wide x 19¾” deep.
Item No. 230149
Price: $1,800.
Sale Price: $975. (Firm)
Early country hutch table. The table sports a round, three-board top, with beautiful patina, and a beautifully shaped base in old red paint supported by pad feet. “Slippers” have been added to the feet to raise the height of the table. These can easily be removed if desired. The table is a nice small size and is in very good condition, with some repairs to the base. Circa 1770, Hudson Valley or Long Island, NY.
Dimensions: 39½” diameter top x 28½” high.
Item No. 230028
Price: $4,900.
Sale Price: $3,900. (Firm)
One and a half gallon cobalt decorated stoneware crock. The crock is decorated with a highly stylized bird on a branch and is stamped “Weston & Gregg/Ellenville, NY”. Curiously, this 1.5 gallon crock is stamped with a “6”, which must refer to six quarts. Weston & Gregg were only in business for two years, (1869-1870). The crock is in very good condition, but with staining and an age line. Circa 1870, New York.
Item No. 230151
Price: $1,250.
Sawbuck table in original red paint. The table sports a scrubbed single-board pine top with breadboard ends and a beautiful old patina, and a trough beneath the top. It is constructed with hand-forged “T” nails and has the best surface and proportions. The table is in good condition with a repair to strengthen the legs, and with age cracks and stains on the top from age and usage. Late 18th century.
Dimensions: 48” x 28¾” top x 26¼” high.
Item No. 230119
Price: $2,900.
A beautiful white Federal quilt with trapunto work. The center of the quilt has a flowering urn. The scrollwork border has cannons, eagles, hearts, theorem baskets and other American Federal motifs. The quilt is dated 1813 in the corners. It is in very good condition overall, but there is some staining and minor wear. Note: The main photo has been artificially darkened to highlight the decorations that appear on this quilt. The actual quilt is snow white as shown in all the close-up photos.
Provenance: Wendell Garrett
Dimensions: 102” x 94”
Item No. 230162
Price: $1,975.
Sheet iron horse weathervane. The weathervane boasts a very appealing folk art design and sports its original paint. It is in very good condition, marred only by a small break to the top of the vertical support under the body that has no effect on the stability of the weathervane. The weathervane sits on a contemporary iron stand. Late 19th or early 20th century, American.
Dimensions: 21¾” high, (with stand), x 30” long.
Item No. 230074
Price: $1,900.
