On Sale

A folk art butter print with a carved heart surrounded by leaves.

Oval pantry box in green paint.

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

Exceptional folk art painting of a watermelon, oil on canvas, unsigned, unframed.

Painted Chippendale lift-top blanket chest.

Painted Chippendale lift-top blanket chest.

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

Rockingham glazed spaniel, 11" high

Antique Native American Papago or Pima Indian basket decorated with figures, excellent condition, circa 1830, Southwestern USA.

Needlework sampler, displaying the family record for the family of Noah Darby, (born 1798), and Eva Brook, (born 1800).

Early adjustable tripod candle holder or candlestand.

Early tin coffee pot, outstanding form with ribbed pattern and attractive goose neck spout, opalescent knob on hinged lid, 11" tall, 19th century.

Open-top pewter cupboard, pine, having a nice Spanish Brown color with a beautiful patina.

Pine bucket bench, having high cutouts on the ends and nicely shaped sides.

Early large round burl bowl, beautiful coloration, very good condition, American.

Exceptional painted and carved miniature blanket chest.

Exceptional large boot trade sign, painted on both sides with the name “A.F. Twitchell” in gold lettering and gold striping on a black background.

Sheet metal trade sign in the shape of a boot, with original black and white paint on a red background.

Wagon seat, having a rush seat and a ladder back with large diameter posts, (an early sign).

Outstanding tole tray painted with a naïve still life scene.