On Sale

Very rare long burl dipper, all carved from one piece of wood, 18th or 19th century, New York State origin.

Copper “Hand of God” weathervane, 40½” long, excellent patina, excellent condition.

Embroidered sampler, nicely decorated with a house and trees, signed "Charlotte Bates, 1824", American.

Painted Hudson Valley chimney cupboard.

Antique workbench, cherry and maple, with drawers.

Three folk art portraits of a Southern family, attributed to William L. Turner.

Painted hutch table with original red paint.

Large wooden trade sign.

Exceptional painted cobbler’s bench.

Antique maple butcher’s block table on turned legs.

Excellent 18th century antique corner chair, maple.

An amusing folk art whirligig, constructed of wood and sheet iron.

Landscape painting, attributed to Edwin S. Haley, (1848-1930), oil on canvas, unsigned.

Life size flattened cigar store Indian trade sign.

Magnificent nautical diorama in a deep frame.

An early 19th century calligraphy containing a hand-written poem.

A highly unusual naive painting of a witch on an 18th century mahogany piecrust tray. Some of the painted surfaces are incised.

Narrow sawbuck farm table, pine.

Early footed burl bowl.

Exceptionally well executed cast iron bust of a woman with long, flowing hair, wearing a hat and sporting a rose on her dress.