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.

Paint decorated wooden box. The box sports bold black swirls on a red background, dovetailed construction and the original iron handles. It is in very good condition, marred only by a missing latch and the expected wear from age and usage. 19th century, from an old Connecticut collection.

Dimensions: 24” wide x 14¾” deep x 11¼” high.

Item No. 230101

Price: $675.

Country Federal painted tavern table. The table sports a scrubbed one-board pine top with cookie cut corners attached to a maple base with wooden pegs. The base has untouched original red paint and Hepplewhite tapered legs. The table is in good condition, with the top having some stains and a shrinkage separation. Circa 1810-1820, New England.

Dimensions: 36” long x 25½” wide x 27” high.

Item No. 230156

Price: $1,675.

Full-bodied molded copper gamecock weathervane. The weathervane has cast iron feet and flat copper tail feathers. It is in very good condition, with some rust to the feet and some loss to the gold paint. The weathervane sits on a contemporary metal stand.

Provenance: Estate of Joseph “Jay” St. Mark of Newtown, Connecticut, historian, appraiser and collector of fine Americana.

Dimensions: 18¾” high x 15” long x 5” wide (stand)

Item No. 230098

Price: $4,700.

“Eagle” Kazak area rug. The rug sports four “eagle” medallions with quadrupeds and other symbols. It is signed and dated 1901, (1319) in the weave. The rug is a light tribal weight and is dyed with aniline dyes. It is in very good condition with even wear.

Dimensions: 4’9” x 8’3”

Item No. 230078

Price: $2,500.

Large slip decorated redware loaf dish with a coggled edge. The dish is in fair to good condition with a few chips and a tight hairline. The reverse side was painted black at a later date. 19th century, Pennsylvania.

Dimensions: 16¾” long x 11½” wide x 3” high.

Item No. 230062

Price: $595.

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A six-inch terrestrial desk globe, A.H. Andrews Co. The globe is mounted on a nicely turned wooden base with a warm patina. It is stamped, “Andrews/Six Inch/Globe/Chicago/A.H. Andrews & Co.”. The globe is in fair condition, with toning, a small crack and other imperfections. It also slightly wobbles on the stand. Last quarter of the 19th century, Illinois.

Item No. 23012

Price: $675.

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Large hand-carved honking Canadian goose decoy. The decoy sports original black and white paint and is in very good condition. A label from a previous Guyette and Schmidt auction is attached underneath.

Dimensions: 29½” long x 9½” wide x 7” high

Item No. 230060

Price: $2,900.

Three-gallon stoneware crock with cobalt floral decoration. The crock is incised with the numeral “3” inside a circle but is otherwise unsigned. It is in very good condition, marred only by a slight, almost invisible, glaze line in the front and a minor repair to a rim chip. 19th century, Pennsylvania.

Dimensions: 14¾” high

Item No. 230007

Price: $450.

18th century ladder-back armchair, maple and hickory. The chair sports old, possibly original, black paint, four slats, attractive turnings on the front and rear posts, excellent early finials, and an old, probably original, rush seat. It is in good condition with damage/repairs to the top and bottom slats, but with its full height. Circa 1750, New England.

Dimensions: 47” high, 16” seat height.

Item No. 230039

Price: $775.

Sale Price: $575. (Firm)