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25th Annual New Year's Day Post Sale Price Results | Press Release
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4A. Late 19th or early 20th c. weathervane: running horse in gilt and verdigris patina. 29”L 14”Ht.
Sold: $ 1,050
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5. 18th c. Southern cupboard having 21 raised panels on case and each door having four panels. Probably coastal Virginia. Pine and walnut. Barn fresh as found. Case 55 ¾”W 19 ½”D 66”Ht. Cornice 61 ½” x 22”.
Sold: $ 2,700
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6A. 19th c. wooden running horse weathervane in old polychrome yellow paint. 26”L
Sold: $ 1,500
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7A. 19th c. weathervane: horse with sulky in gilt patina. 34”L 19”Ht.
Sold: $ 2,200
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8A. 19th c. weathervane: gamecock with full tail and gilt and verdigris patina. Attributed to Cushing & White. 18”Ht.
Sold: $ 1,900
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9A. 19th c. gilt copper cod fish weathervane. 26”L.
Sold: $ 6,250
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10. Oriental rug: Heriz. 8’ 6” x 11’.
Sold: $ 3,000
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11A. 19th c. cast iron horse weathervane, manufactured by Rochester Iron Works, Rochester, New Hampshire. Sheet metal tail. Refer to A Gallery of American Weathervanes & Whirligigs, Bishop & Coblentz, page 72, plate 118 for similar example.
Sold: $ 30,000
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12A. 19th c. cast iron and sheet metal rooster weathervane, Rochester Iron Works (Rochester, N.H.). 34”L 36”Ht.
Sold: $ 9,000
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13A. 20th c. sheet copper roadster weathervane, gilt and verdigris patina. 25”L
Sold: $ 2,900
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15. 18th c. Q.A. rush seat armchair with brush feet and bulbous turned front rail. 18”Seat Ht. 46”O.Ht.
Sold: $ 1,100
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18A. 19th c. gilt copper solid head running horse weathervane. 44”L.
Sold: $ 5,100
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19. Set of (7) New England step down bent rod back windsor chairs. 18”Seat Ht. 36”O.Ht.
Sold: $ 2,150
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21A. Set of (7) 19th c. classical carved mahogany dining chairs, five side and two arm, having paw feet in the manner of Duncan Phyfe.
Sold: $ 2,300
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24. Stunning 19th c. old chrome yellow painted jelly cupboard having two drawers over two recessed paneled doors and cut out base. Exceptional paint. 44 ½”W 20”D 45”H5t.
Sold: $ 2,300
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25. 19th c. New York State decorated blanket box, Albany County. Exceptional original paint surface. Similar decoration to chest illustrated in, German Folk Arts of New York State, by Mary Antoine de Julio, page 10, plate 12. 43 ½”W 18 ½”D 20 ½”Ht.
Sold: $ 19,500
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26. 19th c. painting: oil on board landscape with ruins, signed “Thomas Cole” on back in pencil. This is an undiscovered fresh painting. 8” x 10”.
Sold: $ 3,000
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28. Early 19th c. miniature blanket box having applied molded lid, dovetail construction with molded base, resting on turned feet. Retains salmon paint decoration. 16 ½”W 8”D 9 ½”Ht.
Sold: $ 2,600
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28A. Carved cane, “Thomas Jefferson”, signed “Henry W. Dourger, Cincinnati”. 34”L.
Sold: $ 1,300
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30. 18th c. American William and Mary period slant lid desk having fitted interior with well over three drawers (top drawer is false) supported on turned legs. “Antiqued” surface, as found. C.1730. Probably Connecticut. 30 ¼”W 15 ¼”D 28 ¼”Writing Ht. 39 ½”Ht.
Sold: $ 2,000
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32. Stunning 19th c. signed and dated New York State miniature blanket box in super paint surface. Molded lid dovetail case and applied and molded dovetailed bracket base with interior lidded till. Interior case signed, “Herkimer Co., New York, Peter Smith Katherine Smith Stevik, April 7th 1838”. 17 ¾”W 9 ½”D 7”Ht. Restoration to bracket base.
Sold: $ 2,900
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34. c.1800 Virginia walnut blanket chest having string inlay on drawer fronts, inlaid key escutcheon, blind dovetailed construction with stepped top case over two drawers, and supported on dovetailed bracket base. 44”W 19”D 36”Ht.
Sold: $ 1,700
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41A. 19th c. painting: oil on paper portrait of a young boy holding whip and wearing a red dress. 30” x 23 ½”.
Sold: $ 2,000
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46. Early 19th c. New York two part Sheraton mahogany banquet table having “D” shaped ends with inside drop leaves supported on turned and tapered legs with brass casters. C.1810. Very good condition. Retains attaching hardware. Retains 18 ½” leaf. Tables measure 42 ½”W 19”D 20 ¼”Leaves, opens to 8’.
Sold: $ 4,200
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55. 18th c. William and Mary period upholstered armchair having arched tombstone crest and block and turned stretcher base.
Sold: $ 1,500
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57. Fabulous folk art Adirondack ash wood commode having carved fish on recessed and paneled front central drawer over two recessed and molded doors with carved and applied quarter fans, flanked by super folky carved stiles. Apron is open pierced with leaf and vine and has applied leaf carving. Sides are also paneled. 30”W 15 ½”D 33 ¼”Ht.
Sold: $ 1,100
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58. Early 19th c. Boston mahogany Sheraton shaped leaf Pembroke table of exceptional style having single and faux drawers with oval inlaid drawer faces and reeded molded lower drawer molding extending to the case which also has inlaid rectangular element. Supported on turned and tapered reeded legs. An exceptional period table with and exceptional finish. 37 ¼” x 18” 12”Leaves.
Sold: $ 2,500
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59. 18th c. English baroque armchair having caned back and seat and open pierced and carved crest turned standards, carved arms which turn outward, resting on carved legs joined by carved front stretcher. 15 ½”Seat Ht. 51”O.Ht.
Sold: $ 1,300
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63. Late 19th or early 20th c. sheet metal Indian weathervane, chief with drawn bow and arrow, “Tote” cut out on base. Traces of old red on base. 32 ½”Ht.
Sold: $ 1,600
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68. Early 20th c. hook rug in the style of Hutchinson, having interior house scene with “Tread Lightly As You Go Tis My Dream House On Show”. 34” x 50”.
Sold: $ 1,600
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69. 19th c. tiger maple four drawer Sheraton chest with applied columns and stepped out top drawer. 33”W 20”D 41”Ht.
Sold: $ 1,100
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70.18th c. Hudson Valley graduated five drawer Q.A. country chest having lipped drawers, molded top and supported on high bracket base. Case 37”W 19”D 44”Ht.
Sold: $ 1,600
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73. 18th c. Boston mahogany Chippendale slant lid desk having fitted interior with shell carved door. Case having four graduated drawers supported on ball and claw feet and shell carving mid apron. C.1760. 41 ¾”W 20”D 43”Ht. 31”Writing Ht.
Sold: $ 1,900
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80. 18th c. Connecticut walnut lowboy having three lipped drawers, shaped apron with acorn finials and raised on cabriole legs ending in pad feet. Top 33 ½”W 20 ½”D 29 ½”Ht.
Sold: $ 6,000
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86. 19th c. shoemaker’s bench having “push through” cabinet drawers. Worn top with mustard paint on case. 38”W 28”D 33”Ht.
Sold: $ 1,800
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