Large running horse weathervane, copper. The weathervane is in good condition with an old green verdigris surface with a few dents. It is unsigned. Late 19th century, American.
Dimensions: 34¾” long x 23¼” high, (with stand).
Item No. 220173
Price: $3,500.
Painted hanging spoon rack. The spoon rack sports old green paint with salmon paint underneath, and has an excellent tombstone-shaped top. It is in very good condition. Circa 1790-1800, Hudson Valley, NY.
Provenance: Estate of Kathy Seibel, (Hudson Valley dealer and collector.)
Dimensions: 12¼” wide x 7” deep x 20¾” high.
Item No. 190208
Price: $1,900.
Sale Price: $975. (Firm)
Set of six paint decorated chairs. The chairs sport a tablet top and shaped plank seats and retain their original paint decoration of fruit and acorn stenciling on a pea green background. One chair is stamped “J. SWINT/CHAIR MAKER” on the underside of the seat. (John Swint was a Lancaster County, PA cabinetmaker, active from 1845-1850.) The chairs are in good to very good condition, with a repaired leg on one chair and the expected degree of wear and tear from age and usage. Mid-19th century, Pennsylvania.
Dimensions: 32” high; 17.5” seat height.
Item No. 220120
Price: $1,200.
Sale Price: $675. (Firm)
Wooden trade sign. The sign advertises “Larsen’s Prize Pigs/For Sale or Stud”, with a phone number, “27”. It is painted on one side on a thick wooden board and is in good condition with the expected degree of wear and tear from being hung outside for many years. Early 20th century.
Dimensions: 48” long x 7¼” wide x 1¾” thick.
Item No. 220134
Price: $875.
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One-gallon decorated stoneware crock. The crock has a stylized cobalt blue floral decoration and is stamped “Clark & Fox/Athens NY”. It has no chips or cracks but is lopsided because of a partial collapse in the kiln. Circa 1829-1838, New York.
Item No. 140208
Price: $575.
A large blue trencher in original blue paint. Hand planing marks are visible underneath. The trencher is in very good condition, marred only by a small chip out of the rim and a hole that was drilled for hanging. A great display piece! Early 19th century, American.
Dimensions: 21” long x 11½” wide x 5” high.
Item No. 220108
Price: $2,500.
Delaware Valley ladderback armchair. The chair sports five arched slats, early finials, large bulbous turnings on the front stretcher and a good rush seat. It has its full height and is in very good condition. 18th century.
Dimensions: 50” high, 17” seat height
Item No. 220095
Price: $1,650.
Margaret Patterson’s needlework sampler. The sampler is worked in multi-color silk threads on a linen ground. The top register consists of flower and leaf motifs above five alphameric rows above a row of various crowns and initials of family members. Below that are facing birds and trees above the maker’s name and date, “Margaret Patterson/Aged 8, 1810”. The bottom register has trees, a stylized flower and the initials, “ML” and “HL”, all within a Greek key border. The sampler is framed under glass in a birdseye maple frame. It is in good condition, with a few small holes and some staining. English.
Dimensions: 17¼” x 12”.
Item No. 220082
Price: $575.
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Folk art rocking horse. The horse sports old paint and an appealing sculptural head. It is structurally sound but with paint wear expected from age and usage. 19th century.
Dimensions: 40” long x 31” high.
Item No. 220047
Price: $2,400.
Sale Price: $1,800. (Firm)
Early onion bottle, 8” high. Onion bottles were used in the 17th and 18th centuries, mainly to hold wine. They achieved their dark green or brown colors from iron oxide found within the sand used to make them. The color was further darkened by the coal used to heat the furnaces, leaving the bottles almost black. Collars were applied to the top so that corks could be tied down. Very good condition. 18th century.
Item No. 220037
Price: $650.
Sale Price: $550. (Firm)
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