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 painting, “Winter on the Farm”, o/c, unsigned. The painting includes a farm house with a gambrel roof, a barn, a horse-drawn sleigh and various farm animals. It is in very good condition.
The painting is after F.F. Palmer, (1812-1876), an English artist who became successful in the United States as a lithographer for Currier and Ives. Between 1849–1868, she is credited with producing around two hundred lithographs.
Dimensions: 24” x 20”; Viewed Area: 19” x 15”
Item No. 220048
Price: $2,400.
Sale Price: $1,550. (Firm)
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)
