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1. Oriental rug: Heriz. 6'5" x 10'. Estimate 250-450

2. Oriental rug: Kazvin. 8' 8" x 20' 2". Estimate 250-350

3. 19th c. pine hutch table having lift seat. 42" x 26 ½" 28"Ht. Estimate 250-350

3A. 20th c. Afghan. 6'8" x 9'. Estimate 150-250

4. 19th c. two glass door cupboard top. 49"W 14"D 55"Ht. Estimate 100-150

5. 19th c pine three drawer cottage chest. 35"W 15"D 33"Ht. Estimate 150-200

6. 20th c. English hanging cupboard having two shelves and three drawers. 39"W 10"D 47"Ht. Estimate 100-150

7. 19th c. stretcher base tavern table in old surface. Top 26" x 53" 30"Ht. Estimate 600-800

8. Pair of contemporary poured stone flower ornaments. Estimate 250-300

9. Bid for choice: (4) contemporary cast iron horse head hitching posts. Estimate 50-75 each

To sell as 9A,9B,9C,9D

10. Pair of c.1900 "pot of flowers" quilts, multicolored on white background with blue double border. Estimate 500-600

11. Early 19th c. Spanish etched leather document box with original forged hardware. 10"W 7"D 4 ½"Ht. Estimate 200-300

11A. Early 19th c. luster tea cup with transfer decoration of castle and pastoral scene. 2 ¾"Ht. Estimate 40-60

12. Lot: 19th c. gourd powder holder with original stopper; treenware bottle; miniature clay stein; Native American pottery jar; (2) Oriental lacquer boxes (one fits inside the other). Estimate 50-75

13. 19th c. treenware burl lidded box. 3 ½"Ht. Estimate 100-150

14. 19th c. grain painted blanket box with bracket base. 37"W 21 ½"D 24 ¾"Ht. Estimate 200-300

15. 19th c. Shaker work bench, Mt. Lebanon, NY. 13' 10 ½"L 33 ¾"W 32"Ht. This bench was purchased at the Darrow School Shaker auction in the 1960's conducted by Bob Smith father of Cal Smith, retired auctioneer from Pleasant Valley, NY. The bench has been in storage for many years. A brass plaque attached to the front states, "Brethens Work Bench Church Family, Mt. Lebanon, NY". Estimate 2500-3500

16. 19th c. Mt. Lebanon Shaker cupboard having double paneled door over three drawers in original surface. This cupboard was taken from the Darrow School during renovations in the early 1960's. We have seen this style of cupboard before in the collection of the contractor Flo Testa, a former Copake resident who is now deceased. Case 24 ¾"W 12 1/8"D 62 ¾"Ht. Estimate 2500-3500

17. 19th c. Shaker type round dome topped splint basket with handle. 13"Dia. 15"Ht. Estimate 150-200

18. 18th c. snake foot round top candlestand in old finish. Top is approx. 20 ¼"Dia. 28"Ht. Estimate 350-400

19. 19th c. oval Shaker type box in original red paint. 7"W 6"D 4"Ht. Estimate 100-150

20. 19th c. Shaker swing handle berry bucket in original green paint having white painted interior. 4"Ht. Estimate 300-500

21. 19th c. wooden shovel possibly Shaker. Estimate 150-350

22. Shaker ladder back side chair attributed to the Enfield, New Hampshire Community, having four slats c.1850. 17"Seat Ht. 42"O.Ht. Estimate 200-300

23. Shaker ladder back side chair attributed to Waterveliet or Mt. Lebanon, NY c.1850. Estimate 200-300

24. Shaker (?) bootjack stool attributed to the Mt. Lebanon Community. 24"L 6 ¼"W 6 ¾"Ht. Estimate 75-100

25. Lot: (3) Shaker peg racks removed from the Mt. Lebanon Community when Darrow School raised some buildings in the 1960's. Taken by local contractor, Flo Testa, when he worked on the demolition. 42" (5 pegs), 44 ½" (5 pegs), and 42" 95 short or "button" pegs). Estimate 200-300

26. Assembled set of (4) 18th c. hoop back shovel seat windsor chairs having nine spindle backs and splayed bamboo legs. 17-17 ½"Seat Ht. 37-38"O. Ht. Estimate 800-1,200

27. Turn of the century ship model-diorama, three masted sailing ship "Morris" being escorted by a tug boat. Original case. 28" x 13 ½" 17"Ht. Estimate 500-800

28. Early 19th c. single drawer tapered leg stand in old grain paint - untouched surface. 20"W 17"D 28 ½"Ht. Estimate 350-550

29. 19th c. serpentine brass and iron fireplace fender having three beehive turned finials and brass paw feet. 57"W 14"D 16"Ht. Estimate 400-600

30. 19th c. paint decorated blanket box with molded top and bottom having interior till. Probably New York State. Estimate 250-300

31. 19th c. Penna. poplar zinc lined turned foot drysink having two inset paneled doors. 37"W 20"D 32"Ht. Estimate 300-500

32. 19th c. dome top stagecoach type trunk in original finish with black painted moldings having original forged side handles and lock. 27" x 15" x 13". Estimate 200-250

33. 19th c. child's ladder back armchair with splint seat in original finish. 13"W 10"D 21"Ht. Estimate 75-100

33A. 18th c. child's ladder back mushroom arm splint seat rocker in old finish having bulbous turned front stretcher. 15"W 12"D 28"Ht. Estimate 200-250

34. Rare 19th c. Hepplewhite blanket chest having two "candle" drawers in front and two interior tills. Front also has framed panel. Bracket base and case having dovetailed construction. 46"W 18"D 19"Ht. Estimate 1300-1500

35. 19th c. two inset paneled door serving cupboard with molded bracket base in striking blue paint. 53"W 15"D 43"Ht. Estimate 1000-1500

36. Rare 19th c. New Hampshire mirror clock. Top tablet having door with clock face, bottom having gilt lining with mirror. 15" x 25". Estimate 1000-1500

37. 19th c. New York State two door grain painted wall cupboard having interior side shelves inside of right door. Some wear to paint surface. One side not painted (probably was a built in). 65"W 20"D 73"Ht. Estimate 400-700

38. 18th c. American Federal period wing chair having tapered reeded legs with side stretchers. 18"Seat Ht. 46"O.Ht. estimate 1000-1500

39. 18th c. Long Island (New York) blanket chest having double recessed panel front with long central drawer resting on turned feet. 41 ½"W 19 ½"D 37"Ht. Estimate 2600-3200

40. 19th c. classical period twelve sided center table having scrolled legs resting on plateau with rolled legs. Top 33 ¼" x 34" 27 ¾"Ht. Estimate 500-800

41. Family record: "Children's Ages of Christopher Fox Senior and his wife Elizabeth Hess" (1769-1823 age and death span). Birth dates of eight children. 14 ¾" x 12". Estimate 800-1200

42. 19th c. painting: watercolor depicting landscape with female shepherdess and sheep in pastoral scene with pond. Site 8 ½" x 12 ¾". Estimate 250-350

43. Bench made Quebecois corner cupboard. Top having dentil molding with twelve pane door and middle having waist molding. Base having raised twin paneled door resting on bracket base with cut out skirt. Vibrant blue paint with red highlights. 37"W 26 ½"D 78"Ht. Estimate 1400-1600

44. 19th c. painting: watercolor depicting military officer in dress uniform astride a rearing horse, embellished with crown and drape with potted flowers and columns with vines. Inscribed, "B. Sperl 1826". Site 10" x 7 ½". Estimate 350-550

45. 19th c. painting: oil on canvas "Stolen Snack", signed "J. Walraven" (Jan Walraven German 1827-1863). 18 ¼" x 14 ¼". Ornate possibly original frame. Estimate 5000-7000

46. 19th c. pencil-graphite landscape with gentleman, signed "Harriet G. Sampson". Excellent detail. Site 9 ¾" x 11 ¾". Estimate 300-500

47. c.1810 New England four drawer chest, figured birch with banded graduated drawers in tiger and birdseye maple, supported on French feet. 40 ¾"W 19"D 36 ¾"Deck Ht. 41 ¼" splash Ht. Estimate 2000-3000

48. 19th c. painting: oil on canvas "The Peddler" (anonymous) depicting a peddler with golf club and ribbon banners. Very early golf painting. 43 ¼" x 29 3/8". Estimate 4000-5000

49. The New York mahogany butler's desk having fitted interior in top drawer over three graduated drawers. 47 ½"W 22 ½"D 47 ½"Ht. Estimate 500-700

50. Victorian faux bamboo folding mirror with original Chinese paper decoration. Estimate 100-150

50A. Early 19th c. portrait of a child holding a cat. As found. 19" x 14 ½". Estimate 1800-2200

51. 19th c. mahogany Federal reeded leg server c.1820, having brass casters. 46"W 20"D 28 ½"deck Ht. 34 ½"splash back. Estimate 1800-2200

52. 19th c. Regency pole screen, mahogany shield form with string inlay. Pole has acorn finial and turned base with helical splines and tapered fluted shaft connecting tri-form plateau with string inlay supported with tapered feet. C.1820. 53"Ht. Estimate 600-800

53. Buddy L tanker truck, "Buddy L Tank Line". Appears to be very original including paint. 25"L 12"Ht. Estimate 650-750

53A. c.1920's friction drive pressed steel fire truck. As found. Estimate 500-600

54. Contemporary two door piesafe having two front doors with ten heart designed punched tin panels. Sides have punched tin panels. Shelved interior. Case in off white paint. 40"W 23"D 81 ½"Ht. Estimate 500-600

55. 19th c. oil on board portrait of a gentleman holding a letter, attributed to Robert Street, Phila., PA (1796-1865). In carved gilt frame. 25" x 32 ½". Estimate 1200-1600

56. 19th c. painting: oil on board barnyard with chickens and ducks, signed front and back "Franz Van Severdonck" (1809-1899). 7" x 9 ½". Estimate 3000-4000

56A. Painting: oil on board of woman walking on street, signed "WPS". 12" x 19". Estimate 150-200

57. 19th c. pine two door corner cupboard. Top door having four raised panels, base door having one raised panel. One piece construction. Painted blue. 39"W 32 ½" face 6'Ht. Estimate 1500-2000

58. Early kitchen island cupboard, finished on all four sides. Front having three molded panels, back having two over two drawers. Molded bracket base. Case in green paint with off white highlights. Restored. 60"W 30 ½"D 36"Ht. Estimate 1500-2000

59. 19th c. Penna. paint decorated blanket box with suppressed ball feet. Nice decoration. 37"W 21"D 23"Ht. Estimate 600-800

60. 19th c. tapered leg six drawer farm table in restored red paint surface. Top having great figuring. Top 35" x 80", 31"Ht. Estimate 1400-1600

61. 18th c. New England single drawer tavern table with single central drawer. Original top with great overhang. Base has turned legs with original stretchers and feet. Bread board top. 42 ¾"W 28"D 27 ½"Ht. Estimate 1800-2000

62. 18th c. Queen Anne walnut corner chair, probably Boston c.1760-70, having pierced back splats. Three back legs are turned, front cabriole legs have pad feet. 17 ½"Seat Ht. 31 ½"O.Ht. Estimate 2500-3500

63. 18th c. Delaware Valley walnut Q.A. lowboy having molded top over two central lipped drawers and cut out apron with carved shell, supported on cabriole legs ending in pad feet, c.1770. Case 29 ¾"W 19"D 28 ¼"Ht., Top 35"W 21"D Estimate 12,000-16,000

64. 19th c. painting: oil on board sheep, chickens and ducks in landscape, signed front and back, "Franz Van Severdonck". 7" x 9 ½". Estimate 3000-4000

65. 18th c. English mahogany Pembroke single drawer drop leaf table featuring period decoration. Shaped top with shaped leaves supported by tapered legs with brass cap casters. Painted in neoclassical style. 27 ½"W 20"D 9 ¾"Leaves 29"Ht. Estimate 10,000-15,000

66. Early apothecary cupboard finished on all sides. Front has twelve drawers, sides have inset panels, back has twin panels. Blue and white two tone paint. 51"W 27"D 37"Ht. Restored. Estimate 1400-1600

67. 19th c. country Hepplewhite curly maple console table having tapered legs. 40"W 19"D 29"Ht. Estimate 2000-3000

68. 19th c. folk art tall post birch country Sheraton bed featuring carved head board with eagle and wing with heart over tiger maple basket with carved leaves. Foot board has carved and turned posts. Excellent patina. 55"W 65"Ht. Estimate 2000-3000

69. Sign painter's box with decorated lid and front. Grain painted with dovetail construction. Lid has banner proclaiming, "William L. Talbot Painter & Glazier", with seascape. Front has landscape with ruins. 16 ½"W 9"D 8"Ht. Estimate 1700-2000

70. 19th c. Boston classical period mahogany game table having molded edge top with molded apron supported by ornate shaft having reeded and gadrooning, resting on gadrooned round plateau and having attached scrolled and molded legs ending in brass paw capped casters. 35"W 18 ½"D 29 ¼"Ht. Estimate 1500-2500

71. c.1810 New Hampshire wavy birch washstand having shaped splash back and under shelf with turned legs. 26 ½"W 13 ¾"D 36 ½"deck Ht. 40 ¾" splash Ht. Estimate 2000-3000

72. 19th c. flip top dough box having molded inset paneled sides and under shelf. Restored green paint surface. 51"W 25 ½"D 35"Ht. Estimate 800-1200

73. Folky wooden double dome top birdhouse. Estimate 50-75

74. c.1800 satin wood inlaid sewing box having basket of flowers on lid with banding and heart escutcheon. Cut out base with French feet. 12"W 8"D 5 ¾"Ht. Estimate 1500-2000

75. Taconic basket made by the locally renowned Proper family. Estimate 50-75

76. 19th c. English mahogany serpentine graduated four drawer chest having bracket feet and molded top. 33"W 20"D 31"Ht. Estimate 2000-3000

77. 18th c. New England wing chair, c.1790, mahogany square leg with stretchers and maple upper frame. Appears to be original finish. 30 ½"W 18"Seat Ht. 47 ¼"O.Ht. Estimate 4000-6000

78. Late 18th or early 19th c. walnut three tier shaped and graduated shelf. 51"Ht. Estimate 500-700

79. Funky table with iron painted base. Top 24" x 48", 25"Ht. Estimate 100-150

80. 19th c. single door cupboard in red paint with bootjack cut out base. 26"W 13 ½"D 43"Ht. Estimate 100-150

81. 20th c. cast aluminum (?) patriotic architectural eagle, polychrome decorated. 71"wing span. Estimate 900-1100

82. 19th c. Penna. valentine attributed to Chester County, PA. 13 ¼"Dia. Estimate 250-350

83. 19th c. painting: watercolor depicting Federal style eagle with tulips in it's grasp. Inscribed, "This picture made and presented to my schoolmate Eleanora B. Reyman, Nov. 1848 Jerusha Baily". Site 7 ½" x 9 ¼". Estimate 200-300

84. Restored single drawer turned leg coffee table in white paint. 31"W 23"D 20"Ht. Estimate 350-400

85. Comb back windsor armchair in green paint having excellent form. 18"Seat Ht. 46"O.Ht. Estimate 350-550

86. Painting: oil on canvas European battle scene depicting horse soldiers in combat on arched bridge with medieval town in background. 15 ½" x 23". Excellent 19th c. frame. Estimate 1000-1500

87. 19th c. lithograph: neoclassical scene depicting explorer with woman and cardinal. Dated and signed, "C. Becker 1880". Appears to be hand colored. Stamped, "Coloured by Joseph Wilson". Probably after Carl Ludwig Freidrich Becker, German 1820-1900. Excellent aesthetic gilt frame and original mat. Site 28" x 33". Estimate 250-450

88. Funky church style birdhouse in polychrome paint surface. Estimate 60-80

89. Painting: watercolor marine subject racing sailboat #6 and steam sail ship, signed "Fred S. Cozzens '91" (Frederick Schiller Cozzens, American 1846-1928). Site 19" x 14". Matted and framed. Estimate 2000-2500

90. 19th c. Penna. poplar two part Dutch cupboard, top having two glass doors with six lights each. Top also has two small drawers or sides. Base having three drawers over two inset paneled doors and bracket base. 57"W 21"D 79"Ht. Estimate 3000-5000

91. Painting: oil on canvas titled, "Studio Fer Un Giolo Toruquo 1975", signed "Riccardo Tommasi Ferroni" (Italian 1934-2000). 17 ½" x 39 ½". Purchased from artist. Estimate 750-1000

92. Gorham "Cambridge" pat. 1899 ornate flatware dinner service (84 pcs.): 12 dinner forks; 9 lunch forks; 12 lunch knives; 12 dinner knives; 9 soups; 12 teaspoons; 6 serving spoons; 4 cocktail forks; 6 demitasse spoons (gold wash bowl); large serving spoon with clamshell bowl; large meat fork.

93. 19th c. painting: oil on canvas, "Making Charcoal", signed and dated, "J.Haier 1833 (?)" (Josef Haier 1816-1891). 26" x 32". Probably original frame. Estimate 2500-3500

94. c.1820 Vermont or New York Loomis type inlaid six drawer chest having two small drawers over four graduated inlaid drawers ending in small bracket feet. Shaped inlaid apron. Original surface with original Sandwich Glass knobs. 46 ½"W 20"D 49 ½"Ht. Estimate 4500-5000

95. Pair of Regency ebonised cane seat saber leg chairs with brass mounts. 18"Seat Ht. 33"O. Ht. Estimate 1200-1500

96. 18th c. New England Chippendale birch four graduated drawer slant lid desk with ogee bracket base having full interior with fan carving on prospect door. 41"W 19 ½"D 42 ½"Ht. Estimate 2500-3000

97. Painting: oil on canvas marine subject with sloop at sea, signed "James G. Tyler" (James Gale Tyler American 1855-1931). 22" x 16". Estimate 3200-4200

98. 19th c. New York State four drawer chest having matchstick molding on front sides and turned feet. 48 ½"W 18"D 47"Ht. Estimate 700-800

99. Cow weathervane having excellent detail and verdigris patina. 28"L 17 ½"Ht. Estimate 800-1200

100. Folk art wooden deer carving with real antlers. Excellent paint surface. 41"L 43"Ht. Estimate 800-1200

100A. 19th c. mahogany two part dining table consisting of two matching single drawer drop leaf turned leg tables. Tops 17" x 42" with (2) 14" leaves, 30"Ht. Estimate 800-1200

101. 19th c. horse and sulky weathervane having good old patina. Note jockey has cast lead head and feet. 32"L Estimate 2500-4500

102. 19th c. rooster weathervane with cast zinc feet. Good old patina. 24"Ht. Estimate 2500-3500

103. 19th c. arrow weathervane with directionals. Good old patina. 27"L

Estimate 600-800

104. Late 19th or early 20th c. eagle on sphere weathervane having fine detail. Gilt surface. Wing span 37" and 25"Ht. Estimate 1200-1500

105. Hook rug: multicolor flower basket, c.1940. 21" x 39". Estimate 100-150

106. 19th c. American sheet iron weathervane depicting boy with fishing pole and goat with arrow. This weathervane came off a Hillsdale, NY barn and was consigned by the family. Untouched as found condition. 27"L 15"Ht. (from arrow up). Estimate 500-800

107. 19th c. single door cupboard in green paint. 25"W 12"D 35"Ht. Estimate 75-100

108. Late 19th or early 20th c. eagle on arrow gilt weathervane. 16" wing span. Estimate 1400-1600

109. 19th c. Ontario step back "Dutch" style cupboard. This example shows the influence the Amish brought to Canada when they emigrated from Pennsylvania and Ohio in the 19th century. This cupboard is in untouched original condition and displays high country style with molded pilasters, cockbeading and raised and molded panel doors. Originally painted putty brown, red and apple green, it was grain painted in the late 19th c. Note sophisticated cornice molding. One piece construction having two doors with six lights each over three drawers over two doors resting on arched cut out base. 57"W 18 ½"D 7'4"Ht. Estimate 7000-10,000

110. 18th c. Q.A. mahogany Mass. serpentine shaped top tea table, top supported by turned urn shaft with three cabriole legs ending in spade feet. Top 45 ½"Sq. 29"Ht. Estimate 1500-2500

110A. Folk art horse and sulky, carved wood and polychrome decorated. Note excellent detail including open mouth and glass eyes. Sulky driver painted in "colors". Great form and patina. 23"L 11 ½"Ht. Estimate 3000-5000

111. Folky tin bird weathervane with directionals, c.1920. 25"Ht. Estimate 400-500

112. Folk art lift lid wall box having shell carving with fluted short columns and floral carved front with shaped cut outs. Painted on lid, "Anna Frantz". 14"W 6 ½"Ht. Estimate 300-400

113. 19th c. handwork map of the United States, signed and dated, "A Map of the United States Drawn by Leonard Atwater March 1824". Pen and ink with watercolor. Site 15 ¾" x 19 ½". Estimate 350-550

114. 19th c. painting: oil on artist board of landscape with mountains and figure with dog by bridge, signed "Jerome Thompson" (Jerome B. Thompson 1814-1886 ANA). 13" x 10". Period frame. Estimate 1000-1500

115. 19th c. candle dryer on tapered legs. Very scarce design. 24" x 16", 26 ½"Ht. Estimate 250-350

116. Funky rocker in green paint. Estimate 60-75

117. Funky rocker in blue paint. Estimate 60-75

118. Early gameboard "Parcheesi" in five colors. 15 ¾" x 19". Estimate 250-450

119. Early gameboard "Chinese Checkers" in four colors. 19" x 18". Estimate 200-400

120. Pottery Sgraffito 13" plate having yellow, brown and green glaze. Has restoration. Possibly Montgomery County, PA. Estimate 250-550

121. 18th c. New England maple Q.A. highboy. Top having five drawers, base having single long drawer over three drawers, also having drop pediments and cabriole legs with pad feet (marriage). 39"W 20"D 79"Ht. Estimate 4800-5000

122. Pair of 18th c. English Chippendale ribbon back molded leg chairs having over upholstered seats. 18"Seat Ht. 38"O.Ht. Estimate 500-700

123. 20th c. English style carved cane seat and back armchair. 18"Seat Ht. 51"O.Ht. Estimate 100-150

124. c.1690 English carved cane seat and back armchair having carved crest and block and turned base construction. Restoration. 18 ½"Seat Ht. 52"O.Ht. Estimate 450-550

125. 19th c. New England birch Sheraton four drawer chest having turned columns ending in tall turned legs. 43"W 19"D 42 ½"Ht. Estimate 850-950

126.Signed Tiffany Studios #1072 bronze decorated inkwell with insert. Estimate 500-600

127. c.1810 Hudson Valley cupboard having pair of paneled doors above a long base drawer with cut out base and large cove molded cornice. Interior has peg racks. Note signed hinges, "W.H. Carr, Philadelphia". Excellent old patina. Case 58 ¼"W 19 ½"D 6'9"Ht. Estimate 2000-4000

128. 18th c. shoe foot hutch table. Top 51 ½"Dia. 29 ¼"Ht. Estimate 2000-4000

129. Pair of 18th c. hoop back nine spindle shaped seat windsor chairs, probably New York State, c.1770-1800. 17"Seat Ht. 36"O.Ht. Estimate 900-1100

130. 19th c. pair of Philadelphia rush seat fancy chairs having original paint decoration with elongated oval back slat over shaped back rest resting on turned front legs and curved back stiles. 18"Seat Ht. 33"O.Ht. Estimate 200-300

131. 18th c. New Hampshire birch highboy base having long central drawer over three drawers with shaped apron and graceful cabriole legs ending in pad feet. Top having molded top drawer over two drawers over four graduated drawers. Base 39 ½"W 20"D 6'Ht. Estimate 8000-10,000

132. Faux horn stool. Estimate 300-350

133. Unusual tilt top open pierced trivet with turned shaft supported by three cabriole legs ending in pad feet. 12"Ht. Estimate 175-225

134. Painting: oil on canvas summer river landscape, signed "Henry P. Smith" (Henry Pember Smith 1854-1907). 14" x 20". Estimate 4000-5000

135. Oriental style teak crescent back garden bench. 5'W Estimate 250-300

136. Pair of Oriental style teak garden chairs (matching previous lot). Estimate 75-100 each

137. 19th c. hoop back windsor chair in original surface. 15 ½"Seat Ht. 34"O.Ht. Estimate 175-225

138. 19th c. cast iron horse head hitching post. Nice form. 5'Ht. Estimate 300-500

139. 19th c. Hepplewhite mahogany swell front inlaid tapered leg card table having race track inlay on top edge and front. Legs having inlaid design with inlaid cuffs. Possibly New York. 36"W 18"D 32"Ht (closed). Top 36"Sq. open Estimate 1200-1500

140. 19th c. Hepplewhite lift top cherry blanket box having two false drawers over two drawers with bootjack cut out base and shaped apron. 43"W 19"D 43"Ht. Estimate 750-950

141. Linen lot: embroidered, crocheted and lace items. Estimate 20-30

142. Melon type two color basket with handle. Estimate 30-40

143. Early two handled gathering basket. Estimate 40-60

144. 19th c. pencil drawing of George Washington on horseback in rose wood frame. 16" x 20". Estimate 450-650

145. 18th c. Q.A. rush seat maple side chair. 17"Seat Ht. 40"O.Ht. Estimate 500-600

146. 19th c. 3 gallon crock with folky blue flower decoration, signed "C. Hart, Sherburne". 11"Ht. Estimate 600-800

147. 19th c. 1 ½ gallon pitcher signed, "R.B. Stalter, Stony Point, NY". 11 ¾"Ht. Estimate 400-500

148. Lot: (2) 19th c. powder horns, one with carved wood top the other with carved wood and brass tacks top. Estimate 300-400

149. 19th c. Victorian carved gesso and gilt hall pier mirror on carved walnut tri-leg carved base. Base is crescent shaped with leaf and berry caned skirt and gadrooned under molding. Three legs are acanthus carved with floral rosettes ending with hoof feet. Base 44 ½"W 12 ½"D 20"Ht., Mirror 9' 4 ½"Ht., Total Ht. 11' ½". Estimate 1000-1500

150. Art Nouveau carved marble frieze bas relief depicting an airborne nude figure chasing a star. 21" x 31". Framed. Estimate 1200-1500

151. 19th c. painting: oil on canvas of farm family with two donkeys, cat and dog, signed "G. Mormile, 36 Giamone Napoli" (Gaetano Mormile Italian 1839-1890). Site 26" x 33 ½". Estimate 2000-3000

152. Bootjack bench in gray paint. 8'L Estimate 50-60

153. Bootjack bench in tan paint. 10' 4"L Estimate 50-60

154. Unusual 19th c. walnut wall box with ebonised cut out decorations. 14"W 23"Ht. Estimate 150-250

155. 18th c. Q.A. rush seat side chair in black paint surface. 19"Seat Ht. 39"O.Ht. Estimate 300-500

156. 18th c. Q.A. Spanish foot rush seat side chair in black paint. 18"Seat Ht. 36"O.Ht. Estimate 300-500

157. 19th c. Victorian marble top combination hall mirror-whatnot, carved walnut having open pierced crest with floral scroll open pediment, applied carved man's head and shaped sides with supported shelves and central mirror flanked by four shaped side mirrors. Base has shaped marble with carved under drawer and serpentine sides supported with blocked feet. 48 ¾"W 16"D 8' 1 ¼"Ht. Estimate 1500-2000

158. Vintage beaded purse with floral decoration and fringe on bottom. Estimate 50-60

159. Vintage beaded purse with floral decoration and fringe on bottom. Estimate 50-60

160. Vintage beaded purse with floral and geometric design and jeweled top. Estimate 50-60

160A. Pair of 19th c. portraits in original frames. Found in New York State. 30" x 25". Excellent original frames. Estimate 1800-2400

161. Lot: vintage beaded purse with abstract design and fringed base and crocheted bag. Estimate 25-35

162. Rare size 19th c. Soap Hollow blanket chest dated 1864 on front and having blue painted moldings and bracket base. Probably a child's chest. 32"W 15 ½"D 20"Ht. Estimate 3500-4000

163. Folky silhouette cut out of woman ashtray in original paint. Estimate 50-75

164. Folky silhouette cut out of man ashtray in original paint. Estimate 50-75

165. Set of (3) 19th c. continental chairs having gargoyle carvings in the Jacobean style with "X" leg base. 20"Seat Ht. 43"O.Ht. Estimate 300-500

166. 18th c. six board blanket box with shaped bootjack cut out sides in old dry red paint with paint decoration around the key escutcheon monogrammed, "W.C.". 50"L 20 ¾"D 27"Ht. Estimate 300-500

167. Large 19th c. gilt frame with mirror. Takes a 52 ¾" x 78 ½" painting. Super quality. Estimate 800-1200

168. Folky outsider art carving of bear, by Arman Corriveau a French Canadian artist. 11"Ht. Estimate 50-75

169. Folky outsider carving of bear, by Arman Corriveau. 25"Ht. Estimate 75-100

170. Folky outsider carving of bird on branch, by Arman Corriveau. 15"Ht. Estimate 50-75

171. 19th c. Victorian Eastlake three drawer walnut and burl chest having back mirror with inlay and candle shelves. 42"W 20"D 6'8"Ht. Estimate 300-400

172. Rare 19th c. stoneware bed pan with blue decoration. 10" x 13". Estimate 1200-1500

173. 19th c. English oak Jacobean style paneled coffer having three drawers raised on turned feet. 49"W 24"D 28 ½"Ht. Estimate 800-1200

174. Painting: watercolor with sailing vessel on the Nile River, signed and dated, "W. Ashton 1902" (frame has brass plaque "W. Ashton"). Original period frame. Image 18 ½" x 13". John William Ashton 1881-1963. Estimate 1000-2000

175. Painting: 19th c. genre watercolor, "Making Coffee", of old woman with coffee grinder, signed "J. Brugmann". Site 21 ½" x 14 ½". Exceptional 19th c. frame. Estimate 350-650

176. Lot: (3) lawn cut out ornaments including boy and girl musician and girl with bird. All in original paint.

177. Painting: original illustration watercolor of African American peddler selling vegetable plants from a cart pulled by a mule, signed "Amos Sewell" (American 1901-1983). Site 15" x 21". Estimate 2500-3500

178. Rare 19th c. blue decorated stoneware pitcher in the shape of a woman with hat (hat lifts off). Attributed to White's Utica. Has some restoration. 14"Ht. Estimate 1400-1600

179. Rare 19th c. miniature Empire tiger maple three drawer chest with rolled column feet in untouched condition. 7 ½"W 4"D 8"Ht. Estimate 1400-1600

180. Folky wooden duck decoy in original paint. Good form. 19"L Estimate 900-1100

181. Unusual 19th c. two sided painted seal on parchment paper, signed "Wm. Horstmann, Phila.". One side has two soldiers and lettering, "Filii Veteranorum Gratia Dei Servatus". The other side has two horses rearing and eagle with ship, plow and hay painted in center. Also has the words, "Virtue, Liberty and Independence". 24" x 29". Estimate 1000-1500

182. Late 19th c. or early 20th c. fretwork train with clock and works in original yellow painted case. Signed, "E. Snyder Taxidermist, Comly, PA". 26"W 11"D 10"Ht. Estimate 800-1000

183. Folky carved pine shelf. 36"L. Estimate 100-150

184. Early primitive wood box in green paint. Estimate 50-75

185. Lot of (2) trade signs: "Harke Tile Co., Tile Work" and "Walter Sauter Plasterer". Each in original white paint with black lettering. 3" x 30 ½" each. Estimate 75-100

186. 2 gallon crock, "F.B. Norton & Sons, Worcester, Mass.", with two side handles and bird on stem decoration. 12 ½"Ht. Estimate 800-1200

187. 3 gallon crock, "Gardiner Stoneware Co., ME", having incised cow decoration with blue highlights. Has line. 11"Ht. Estimate 700-900

188. 18th c. Chippendale mahogany mirror with gilt phoenix. 17" x 31". Estimate 800-1000

189. 20th c. wooden model of U.S. battleship. World War II vintage. 56"L. Estimate 100-200

190. Painting: oil on board of boats and ships with American flags, signed "W.B. Nixon 1862". 13" x 22". Estimate 700-800

191. 19th c. cottage pine bedroom set consisting of a three drawer chest with glove boxes and over mirror with candle holders (38"W 17 ½"D 76"Ht.); unusual half commode having drawer over door and side towel bars (26"W 15"D 32 ½"Ht.); shoe foot lamp table (26 ½" x 17 ½", 28"Ht.); shoe foot towel rack; pair of cane seat side chairs; and crest top bed (56"W 72"Ht.). Set retains original two tone gray paint with decoration with black and yellow stenciling. Estimate 500-800

192. Rare 19th c. New York State baker's cookie cutter, figure design. Estimate 750-800

193. 20th c. wooden carved and gilt spread wing eagle. 25"W 15"Ht. Estimate 1400-1600

194. 18th c. English paneled back oak side chair. 19"Seat Ht. 49"O. Ht.

195. Early 20th c. hook rug with standing and recumbent lions, multicolored on white background with red and brown candy cane border. Mounted. 32" x 60". Estimate 1000-1200

196. Bootjack bench in white paint. 38"L Estimate 30-40

197. Bootjack bench in brown paint. 47"L Estimate 30-40

198. Bootjack bench in brown paint. 38"L Estimate 30-40

199. 19th c. portrait of a sea captain's wife, said to be a China trade painting. 34 ½" x 27 ½". Estimate 800-1200

200. 19th c. mahogany dressing table having serpentine front with gadrooned edges with central crescent shaped carved drawer flanked by two end drawers supported with carved cabriole legs ending with carved paw feet. Top has oval beveled mirror supported by tapered reeded columns with carved flame finials. Possibly Horner Co. 39 ½"W 20 ½"D 64"Ht. Estimate 800-1200

201. 19th c. Victorian aesthetic movement gold incised drop leaf table. Top has drop leaves and base has unusual design with single drawer. Top 34 ½" x 12" with (2) 11" leaves, 28"Ht. Estimate 200-400

202. Late 19th c. canted side bucket having arched wooden handle with wrought iron strap. Cheese box dovetail construction. Estimate 50-75

203. Tin and wood gilt wall sconce. 37"Ht.

204. Painting: oil on artist board harborscape (Copenhagen Harbor?), signed "L. Frerrlie". 24" x 36". Estimate 3000-4000

205. Summer applique quilt, "New York State Bounty", with vine variation c.1880. Estimate 150-250

206. 19th c. pine tri-fold quilt rack in old slate gray paint. Estimate 75-125

207. 19th c. Victorian fancy folding chair, signed (stamped) "Hunzinger Pat. 1866 (?)". Ebonised and gilt finish. Estimate 400-600

208. 19th c. pine lift top single drawer single door washstand in original paint. 30"W 17"D 30"Ht. Estimate 200-250

209. 19th c. primitive wool winder. Estimate 30-40

210. 19th c. rose wood and mahogany game table having fold over top with inlaid walnut and maple checkerboard, supported by a tapered round column shaft ending with carved foliate ring on a shaped plateau supported by carved return scrolled feet. Top (closed) 18" x 13 ¾", Open 18" x 28", 26 ½"Ht. estimate 1500-2500

211. 19th c. Victorian ebonised aesthetic movement carved clock shelf, gold incised and carved. Estimate 150-200

212. Original watercolor on paper, "A Visit to the Cove", depicts the area near the historic Cove warehouse - the official town symbol of Wethersfield, CT. Painted by 81 year old "listed" self taught folk artists, Evelyn S. Dubiel. Circa 2002. 9 ¼" x 13 ¼". Handmade frame hand painted by artists. Estimate 1500-2000

213. Original watercolor on paper, "Oceanview", by Evelyn S. Dubiel. Circa 2002. 9 ¼" x 13 ¼". Handmade frame hand painted by the artist. Estimate 800-1000

214. Original oil on canvas, "Hillside Hamlet", by Evelyn S. Dubiel. Circa 2002. 10 ½" x 13 ½". Handmade frame hand painted by the artist. Estimate 800-1000

215. Original free hand folk art floral watercolor on paper, by Evelyn S. Dubiel. Circa 2001. 7 3/8" x 9 ¾". Estimate 300-400

216. Cast iron jockey hitching post, signed "McKittrick Foundry Co., Union Beach, NJ". 46"Ht. Estimate 600-800

217. Early ladder back chair in funky paint surface. Estimate 30-40

218. Painting: 20th c. watercolor depicting couple on horses at a resort, signed "Leonard", c.1920's. Site 11 ½" x 16". Matted and framed. Estimate 75-150

219. Folky green glaze pitcher with face at top, possibly Southern. Has small line. 9"Ht. Estimate 500-550

220. Stoneware pitcher with blue decoration and blue glaze. 10 ½"Ht. Estimate 300-350

221. Early 19th c. carved candle box with shaped back having pinwheels. 13"W 5"D 7"Ht. Estimate 150-250

222. 19th c. shoe foot quilt rack. Estimate 75-100

223. 19th c. primitive hanging single door cupboard with three shelf interior in excellent blue paint. 24 ¾"Ht. 12"W Estimate 250-350

The following are a collection of (7) original illustrations by local Boston Corners artist, Peter Helck, done for the war effort. All original and unrecorded examples. Provenance from granddaughter of the artist. To be sold "round robin", we will offer them individually and as a set.

224. "The American Scene in the Axis New Order", signed "Helck". 11 ¼" x 8 ¼". Unframed. Estimate 300-500

225. "Only Slaves Heil Hitler", signed "Helck". 10 ¼" x 8 ¼". Unframed. Estimate 300-500

226. "Your Place In The New Order", signed "Helck". 8 ¼" x 12". Unframed. Estimate 300-500

227. "Don't Count On Survival Yet", signed "Helck". 8 ¼" x 12". Unframed. Estimate 300-500

228. "Guard All Life Lines Against Sabotage", signed "Helck". 7 ½" x 12". Unframed. Estimate 300-500

229. "Momentary Lapses Mean Triumphs For The Axis", signed "Helck". 7" x 12". Framed. Estimate 300-500

230. Collection of all (7) original Peter Helck illustrations as one lot.

231. 19th c. primitive hanging cupboard in red paint having shaped splash back shelf on top and two shelf interior. Note Bennington knob. 12 ½"W 8 ¾"D 24 ¾"Ht. Estimate 250-350

232. 19th c. country empire pine sofa probably of Maine origin, having scrolled arms and wavy apron with Empire rolled feet, c.1830. Excellent upholstery. 7'W 28"D 16 ½"Seat Ht. 27 ½"O.Ht. Estimate 500-800

233. Painting: oil on canvas of twilight marine subject with sailboat, attributed to James Gale Tyler. 20" x 15". Estimate 300-500

234. Handle humidor having two owls painted on side. Base marked with shield, "Handel Ware" and numbered 4060/G. Estimate 900-1100

235. Painting: oil on board of still life with fruit (apples, strawberries, grapes and plums), signed "Oliver Clare" (1853-1927). Site 6" x 7 ½". Estimate 2500-3500

236. Pair of 19th c. Maine bent arrow back decorated windsor chairs having rabbit ear back with three arrow spindles raised on splayed bamboo legs and retaining old paint decoration. Estimate 150-250

237. c.1900 Talavara Spanish decorated pitcher. 8 ½"Ht. Estimate 150-200

238. Painting: oil on board of still life with fruit (raspberries, peaches, plums and grapes), signed "Oliver Clare". Site 9" x 11 ½". Estimate 3000-4000

239. 19th c. painting: watercolor genre scene market depicting ruins with fruit vendor and monk, signed "B. Gioja" (Belisaro Gioja Italian 1829-1906). Site 13" x 19". Estimate 1800-2200

240. 19th c. continental etched brass humidor. 11 ½"Ht. Estimate 100-150

241. 19th c. cherry shaped tilt top snake foot candlestand. Top 17"Sq. 17 ½"Ht. Estimate 900-1100

242. 19th c. continental faience horse. Damage to one ear. 11"W 7 ½"Ht. Estimate 75-100

243. Painting: watercolor landscape with river and boats, signed and dated, "Edmund D. Lewis 1903" (Edmund Darch Lewis American 1835-1910). Site 16" x 21". Matted and framed. Estimate 1200-1600

244. 19th c. Italian polychromed pitcher. 12 ½"Ht. Estimate 150-200

245. 19th c. historical blue scalloped dish. Has minor dings to rim. 10"Dia. Estimate 125-150

246. Pair of 18th c. English Delft plates decorated with Asian figures. 9"Dia. Some minor damage. Estimate 550-650

247. Early pottery bank with brown glaze. 6 ½"Ht. Estimate 75-100

248. Early 20th c. berry basket with handle. 17"Ht. Estimate 75-100

249. Group of four cast iron snow birds. Estimate 20-30

250. Early wooden peg rack. 47"L Estimate 30-40

251. 19th c. painting: watercolor genre scene with two woman at well, signed "F. Indoni" (Filippo Indoni ? - 1883). Site 20 ½" x 14". Estimate 2000-3000

252. 19th c. Adirondack pack basket. 19"Ht. Estimate 50-75

253. 19th c. square potato print Indian basket with lid. 7"W 7"D 5"Ht. Estimate 75-100

254. 19th c. Indian multicolored basket with lid. 12"W 12"D 12"Ht. Estimate 75-100

255. 19th c. turned wooden bowl in red paint. 9"Dia. 3"Ht. Estimate 75-100

256. 19th c. knife box having dovetailed construction in old finish. Estimate 75-100

257. 19th c. wooden runlet or keg in orange paint. 8"Ht. Estimate 30-40

258. 19th c. wooden runlet or keg in red paint. 7"Ht. Estimate 30-40

259. Early cast iron eagle finial bank, signed "Globe Bank Enterprise Mfg. Co., Philadelphia". 5 ½"Ht. Estimate 40-60

260. 19th c. goffering iron having penny feet. 10"Ht. Estimate 200-300

261. c.1920 wicker chair in blue paint with cushion. Estimate 40-60

262. c.1920 wicker rocker. Estimate 40-60

263. 19th c. rose medallion oval platter. 13 ½" x 16 ½". Estimate 200-300

264. Pair of 19th c. tole whale oil lamps in black paint. 4"Ht. each Estimate 40-60

265. 19th c. wooden and rush hearth broom. 39"L. Estimate 20-30

266. 19th c. two handled crock signed "Cowden & Wilcox, Harrisburg, PA", decorated with flower. 9 ½"Ht. Estimate 150-200

267. Early pine rocker. Estimate 40-50

268. 19th c. crock with blue decorated flowers around rim. 9 ¼"Ht. Estimate 75-100

269. 19th c. crock with blue flower. 8"Ht. Estimate 40-60

270. 19th c. crock with blue flowers around middle. 6 ½"Ht. Estimate 40-60

271. 19th c. brownware crock, signed "Paul Cushman". 10 ½"Ht. Estimate 100-150

272. 19th c. jug with blue decorated bird, signed "Alex Don, Druggist St. Johnsville, NY". 11 ¼"Ht. Estimate 200-250

273. 19th c. two handled 3 gallon crock with blue decorated bird, signed "W. Roberts, Binghamton, NY". 12 ½"Ht. Estimate 300-500

274. 19th c. 3 gallon jug with blue decorated flower, signed "C. Hart & Son, Sherburne, NY". 15 ½"Ht. Estimate 250-300

275. 19th c. Majolica garden seat having leaf and berry decoration over blue background with open pierced design. 13"Dia. 16"Ht. Estimate 1000-1200

276. Redware flower pot with attached under dish having cattail molded decoration. 5 ½"Ht. Estimate 45-65

277. Redware creamer-pitcher with unusual "stick" handle and yellow glaze. 3 ½"Ht. Estimate 50-75

278. Chinese rice carrier. Estimate 30-40

279. Unusual pottery carrier pigeon on octagonal stand (note glass eyes). 7 ¾"Ht. Estimate 75-100

280. Pottery Spaniel with original painted surface and glitter. 6 ½"Ht. Estimate 45-65

281. Lot: (2) Indian type two color baskets. Estimate 50-75

282. Indian basket with lid, fancy folded weave with blue highlights. Extra crisp very good condition. 10"Dia. 7"Ht. Estimate 50-75

283. Early two tiered mortised quilt rack. Estimate 20-30

284. 19th c. soft paste green mocha 5 ½" pitcher with white highlights. Estimate 75-125

285. Lot: 19th c. blue and white mocha mug, 3 ¾"Ht., and 3 ½"creamer (imperfections). Estimate 50-75

286. 19th c. hanging spice box with heart cut out on top and shaped sides with three drawers in old blue and red paint. 9 ½"W 6 ½"D 21 ½"Ht. Estimate 200-300

287. Pair of 19th c. chalkware figural seated women with book. Traces of old decoration. Estimate 400-600

288. Chalkware Spaniel with yellow, red and black collar. 6"Ht. Estimate 50-75

289. Chalkware bird on basket in black paint. 4 ¾"Ht. Estimate 50-75

290. Chalkware recumbent deer with repair to leg, painted brown with black details. 5 ¼"Ht. Estimate 75-100

291. Chalkware Spaniel on green base. 5 ½"Ht. Estimate 50-75

292. Chalkware bird on plinth, paint is worn. 6"Ht. Estimate 50-75

293. Pair of chalkware lovebirds on plinth. Repainted. Estimate 100-150

294. Chalkware deer on green base with red ears. 10 ½"Ht. Estimate 150-250

295. Chalkware deer on base, painted black and brown with red ears. 10"Ht. Estimate 150-250

296. Chalkware cat with red collar and black base. 5"Ht. Estimate 50-75

297. Chalkware cat, black and white with yellow eyes and red ears. 10"Ht. Estimate 200-300

298. Chalkware deer, brown decoration on deer and base. 6"Ht. Estimate 50-75

299. Chalkware Spaniel on base, base has worn yellow paint. Dog has dimpled surface with black ears and red collar. 7"Ht. Estimate 100-150

300. 19th c. lithograph, "Little Brother", "Litho & Pub. by N. Currier, 152 Nassau St., NY 586". Excellent color. Period frame. Site 13 ½" x 9 ½". Estimate 50-75

301. Federal style two drawer maple stand having under shelf with scalloped gallery supported by turned and reeded legs. Top 16 ½"Sq. 30"Ht. Estimate 125-175

302. 19th c. pitcher with handle and decoration in green glaze. Has line. 8"Ht. Estimate 20-30

303. Pair of chalkware lions on plinths, base painted black, lions brown. 9 ½"L 8"Ht. Estimate 25-45

304. Indian basket with lid, fancy folded weave with red and blue highlights. Imperfections on base, otherwise very good condition. 13"Dia. 6"Ht. Estimate 40-60

305. Indian basket with lid, crisp excellent patina. Minor imperfections. 16"Dia. 10 ½"Ht. Estimate 50-75

306. Contemporary painted checkerboard. Estimate 50-60

307. Pair of brass and beveled glass 20th c. electrified carriage lanterns with eagle finials. 32 ½"Ht. Estimate 150-250

308. Gameboard: Parcheesi in green and red. Imperfections. 20" x 26". Estimate 250-450

309. 19th c. Federal mirror having reverse painted panel with cottage in landscape and sphericals on molded cornice and beaded decoration on cove molded columns. 13"W 19 ½"Ht. Estimate 75-125

310. 19th c. 2 gallon crock. Estimate 15-25

311. Contemporary William & Mary style heart and crown side chair. 18"Seat Ht. 44"O.Ht. Estimate 75-125

312. 20th c. Q.A. style easy chair having stunning upholstery, supported on carved Q.A. style legs. Estimate 150-250

313. 19th c. pine trestle table having two board top. 5'6"L 32"W 29"Ht. Estimate 400-600

314. Very unusual signed and dated Taconic cradle basket, signed "EMP 1978", Elizabeth Proper (Liz) the last of the authentic Taconic basket makers. Crisp condition. Estimate 250-350

315. 19th c. painting: oil on canvas European harborscape. 18" x 28". Period frame. Estimate 250-350

316. Lot: (2) early wooden primitive farm tools, a three prong hay fork and a grain paddle. Estimate 50-100

317. 19th c. country Empire diminutive server having two drawer plateau on top and two drawers over central drawer with sleigh shaped legs and bottom shaped under shelf. Painted red. C.1830. 34 ½"W 21 ½"D 41 ½"Ht. Estimate 200-400

318. Slide lid Chinese decorated wooden box. Estimate 30-40