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J431 Spectacular early 19th century Pennsylvania two-piece original red painted stepback cupboard boasting a host of aesthetically appealing attributes including a wide, flared cornice molding surrounding the top, ¼ round molded corners, stepped molded panel doors, a tall, recessed pie shelf and cut out feet. The unusual configuration consists of two upper doors with two beveled edge spice / candle drawers on each side of the unusually tall, recessed pie shelf which creates a great work surface. The top rests on a base that has three beveled edge drawers above two doors that open to a clean, natural patina interior. The interior of the top retains an original green painted surface with wear indicative of years of use. All doors are fully mortised and are surrounded by beaded edges. Circa 1820s – 1840s.

RM1509 Pennsylvania original red painted double wall box with drawer below. The tall cut-out back board has a hole for hanging purposes. Each of the front panels of the double pockets are mortised into the ends and each panel boasts two unusual circular cutouts. The overhanging bottom board has a beveled edge surrounding three sides. Tiny square head nail and wire nail construction. Circa 1820-1850s.

**Sold**J444 Large Belsnickle Santa in original Christmas paper wrapped box. A handwritten inscription on bottom reads: "To Phyllis - Christmas 1917 Love Grama". Nicely hand-painted details throughout. Tarnished silver tinsel surrounds the edges of the white coat and hood. Puffs of raw cotton create the beard, mustache, and eyebrows. He is holding a true feather tree sprig with red berry on top. Mica adorns the entire surface to add the sparkle appearance.

J423 Large 4-fingered Shaker oval pantry box with 4 finely shaped tapered fingers. Steamed and bentwood constructed with a pine top and bottom and very thin maple or birch sides held in place with extremely tiny square nails and brass tacks. The fingers themselves are also secured with hand wrought brass tacks. .

**Sold**G947 Pennsylvania wall box with old blue painted surface. Dovetailed case with shelf above open pocket that is mortised into the shaped ends. Hole in top for hanging purposes. The wood is walnut. Very unusual form. Circa 1850s-1860s.

J445 Group of three Kugels (green ribbed ball ~ 3” tall, red grapes ~3 ½” tall and silver/clear grapes ~3 ½” tall) Hand blown glass - nice weight and condition with original caps and rings. Made in Germany between 1840 and early 1900. The silver kugels are actually clear glass with mirrored interiors to give them the metallic appearance.

**Sold**J440 Beautiful stoneware Pitcher attributed to Baltimore, MD. Heavily Cobalt decorated with Florals and swags. A wavy Cobalt zig-zag line surrounds the top collar. Circa 1870s.

J439 19th century beautiful Cobalt decorated Baltimore, Maryland lidded cake crock. The cylindrical form is heavily cobalt decorated on all sides with highlights on the lug handles. Lid is also cobalt decorated. Incised rings at the tooled shoulder add to the visual appeal.

J438 Handmade 20th Century Folk Art Owl Tree, with seven different beautiful hand carved and polychrome painted wooden Owls in various poses resting on steamed and bent branches. Mounted in a turned multi-tiered, multi-shaped base for display that is painted in blue, yellow, green, red and black. Signed, and branded on bottom, "Ken Kirby".

**Sold**J441 Exceptional, identified and dated framed Needlework Sampler that reads: “SIMILE – A sampler resembles an elegant mind, Whose passions by reason subdued & refin’d - Move only in lines of affection and duty, - Reflecting a picture of order and beauty. Aletta Ann Cooper 1839” Urns, baskets and vines of flowers, birds and geometrical shapes adorn the symmetrical layout. For such an early and exceptional sampler, there are only a few very minor fabric losses to the linen background.

A251a Rare high head Canvasback Drake by Sam Barnes (Samuel Treadway Barnes 1847-1926) of Havre De Grace Maryland, 1st quarter 20th century early second coat of working repaint, with the remains of the original paint showing branded on the underside with a X.

RM1508 Early Redhead Drake Decoy carved by Joe Dye (1870-1931) of Havre De Grace, Maryland. Decoy is branded with a “T” on top of paddle tail. Original painted surface with evidence of being shot over. Original staple and iron weight intact on bottom. Joe Dye, son of carver Ben Dye (1827-1896), worked as a fisherman, gunner, and guide

J429 Stunningly graceful 19th century full body molded copper “Black Hawk” trotting / running Horse Weathervane with cast zinc ears. Attributed to Harris and Company of Boston, Massachusetts. Circa 1875-1890. (NOTE: The racehorse, “Black Hawk”, was a popular winner from the 1840s and was the subject of many weathervanes.) Measurements: 26 ½” long x 21” tall. Professionally made base measures 23 ¼” long x 4” wide.

*SOLD* J429 Stunningly graceful 19th century full body molded copper “Black Hawk” trotting / running Horse Weathervane with cast zinc ears. Attributed to Harris and Company of Boston, Massachusetts. Circa 1875-1890. (NOTE: The racehorse, “Black Hawk”, was a popular winner from the 1840s and was the subject of many weathervanes.)

**SOLD** J399 Early 19th century hand-hewn wooden trencher with carved handles bearing its original old blue painted surface. Natural patina interior with evidence of significant chop and tool marks from years of use. Very sturdy. Circa 1830’s – 1840’s.

J422 – J422F (7) clusters of Stone Fruit Grapes with wooden stems. Clusters replicate White, Golden and Black Grape variations. Each cluster measures between 6” and 7” long. Sold individually.

**SOLD** J194 Rare, absolutely mint - with original box - full bodied German Santa figurine holding a Tree. Composition material with felt clothing and natural beard/hair. Marked “Germany” on the bottom. Circa 1930’s.

**Sold**J427 Ornate gold gild framed Oil Painting on board depicting a small cottage by a dirt lane with a stone fence along the road in front of the cottage and a wooden fence behind the cottage. The pink and golden hues in the sky and the outlines of barren trees in various parts of the painting give the feeling of an evening scene in the Fall. Unsigned.

*SOLD* RM1507 New England 19th Century small footed wooden Bowl with the original robin egg blue paint. Clean, natural patina interior with evidence of chop / tool marks from use. Sturdy bowl with no cracks.

J416 Virginia wash stand with applied decorative cut out gallery in old mustard paint. The apron and Hepplewhite tapered legs are mortised and pegged. Gallery bears a chamfered edge along the bottom sides where it is attached to the stand. Square head nail construction. The wood is yellow pine. Circa 1850’s. Measurements: 30 ¾” wide x 16 ¾” deep x 29” tall (front) x 33 ¼” tall (back). Apron to floor measures 23 ¾” tall. The one-board top is 15 ¾” wide.

J416 Virginia Side Board ? server with applied decorative cut out gallery in old mustard paint. The apron and Hepplewhite tapered legs are mortised and pegged. Gallery bears a chamfered edge along the bottom sides where it is attached to the stand. Square head nail construction. The wood is yellow pine. Circa 1850’s.

J418 New England original blue painted table with Sheraton-style turned legs that are mortised into the apron. Square head nail construction. The overhang on the top is only on three-sides as it was used to sit flush against a wall. Circa 1870’s.

RM1506 Early 1900’s Canvasback Drake Decoy carved by Henry Lockard (1868-1944) of Elk Neck, Maryland with raised neck seat and long nostril carving. Decoy bears a repainted surface done by Severin Hall of North East, MD

*SOLD* J428 Double sided wooden Trade Sign with fish tail shaped cut out ends advertising "Gun-Smith". The letters are hand painted in white paint with red outlining on a dark gray background. There are remnants of red and white pinstripe outlining surrounding the edges on both sides of the sign. Original old iron eye hooks used for hanging purposes remain on the top side of the sign.

H427 Early 19th century Pennsylvania original oyster white painted Wall Shelf. Classic lines with nice, applied molding underneath the top and squared-off front corners and a chamfered edge surrounding the top. Very sturdy. Circa 1850s.

*SOLD* J424 Miniature wooden Buckboard Wagon Toy with original mustard paint and black pinstriping. All wood with wire nail construction.

BH1 Spectacular American Folk Art full-body molded copper-horned Cow Weathervane. Nicely detailed form with hollow body and solid cast zinc head and tail. Probably made by Cushing & White – Waltham, MA. Circa 1890. Retains an old surface and is in very good overall condition with minor wear. Found in upper NY State. Mounted on a custom-made stand for display purposes.

J412 19th Century New England Trencher with remnants of the original beautiful blue paint. Wonderful hand-hewn surface shows extensive wear from years of heavy use. The inside of the trencher bears natural patina surface with evidence of chop marks. Very tight age crack to one end. Measurements: 25 ¼” long x 13 ¼” wide x 4 ½” tall

*SOLD* J412 19th Century New England Trencher with remnants of the original beautiful blue paint. Wonderful hand-hewn surface shows extensive wear from years of heavy use. The inside of the trencher bears natural patina surface with evidence of chop marks.

J415 19th century beautiful Cobalt decorated cake crock with lid attributed to Richard C. Remmey of Philadelphia, PA - who was a prominent stoneware maker from the 1860’s – 1900. The cylindrical form is heavily cobalt decorated on all sides with swags, dashes and highlights at the lug handles. Incised rings at the tooled shoulder add to the visual appeal. The lid is decorated with typical cobalt Remmey swags.

BH2 Exceptional 19th century double sided Pocket Watch Trade Sign. The watch faces bear the proprietor’s name “J. Hines Jeweler”. The outer edge advertises “Watches” “Clocks” “Jewelry” in embossed lettering. Very heavy cast iron construction with tin faces. Found in upper NY State. Wonderful / excellent condition.

J413 19th century Pennsylvania bail handle Pantry Box with lid. Light blue painted surface over the original darker blue paint. Steamed and over lapping bentwood sides are secured with small metal tacks. The sides of the pantry box are fitted with a pair of metal handle mounts securing an arched wire swing handle with wooden hand grip. Heavy construction with tightly fitting lid.

J425 Hubley Manufacturing Company Cast Iron Fox Terrier Dog door stop bearing its original painted surface. The seams are tight, and it is held together with a flat head screw on the left side. Circa 1930’s-40’s

J306 Early tin Lantern with three glass sides and raised feet. The circular vent hole at top is adorned with fluted scalloped edges and a leaf-shaped embossed hood to protect the interior from wind/rain. Decorative cutouts adorn the top and bottom edges of side panels to allow for airflow. This unique lantern has two ways to access the internal candle socket – through a hinged metal door on front, or through a hinged top that is secured with a sturdy locking wire. Shaped tin handle with folded edges attached to back for carrying purposes. Measurements: 8 ¾” tall x 5 ¾” wide across front x 6 ¼” deep (including handle)

*SOLD* J306 Early tin Lantern with three glass sides and raised feet. The circular vent hole at top is adorned with fluted scalloped edges and a leaf-shaped embossed hood to protect the interior from wind/rain. Decorative cutouts allow for airflow. This unique lantern has two ways to access the internal candle socket – through a hinged metal door on front, or through a hinged top that is secured with a sturdy locking wire. Shaped tin handle.

J379 Victorian Era tall glass and metal lantern resting on shaped metal feet. Punched/pierced designs adorn the upper section of metal framing. A crimped metal hood at the very top protects the interior candle from wind/water while punched holes around the conical chimney allow for airflow. A looped sheet metal handle is attached to the top for carrying / hanging purposes. Approximate measurements: 9 ¼” wide x 28” tall.

*SOLD* J379 Victorian Era tall glass and metal lantern resting on shaped metal feet. Punched/pierced designs adorn the upper section of metal framing. A crimped metal hood at the very top protects the interior candle from wind/water while punched holes around the conical chimney allow for airflow. A looped sheet metal handle is attached to the top.

J403 Early 20th century Lithographed paper on wood Noah's Ark Toy with 10 lithographed cardboard animals with wooden bases, three lithographed cardboard people with wooden bases and two cloth flags for the roof of the ark. Both wooden roof supports are also present – and retain the lithographed paper on each of the ends. Circa 1920’s – 1930’s.

BF1 (H58) Late 19th century Painted Wood Duck Pull Toy with beautiful colors of pumpkin and green and black. The Wings flap up and down when the Duck is pulled forward. It is mounted on a wooden base with wooden wheels in working condition.

H974 North Carolina canvas covered swan decoy in preening pose. High arched back. Maker unknown.

RM1505 Canvasback decoy carved by Scott Jackson (1852-1929) from Charlestown, MD. Original weight, staple and ring intact on bottom. Great surface with second coat of working paint. Circa 1920’s.

J409 19th century hand hooked rug depicting three white chickens with bright red combs on a navy-blue background. The rug’s border consists of a row of 2 ¾” colorful patchwork squares. Constructed of several types of fibers hooked into burlap. It has been professionally mounted on a frame that is ready for hanging. Measurements are 38 ¾” wide x 21" tall

*SOLD* J409 19th century hand hooked rug depicting three white chickens with bright red combs on a navy-blue background. The rug’s border consists of a row of 2 ¾” colorful patchwork squares. Constructed of several types of fibers hooked into burlap. It has been professionally mounted on a frame that is ready for hanging.

J411 MUSEUM QUALITY late 18th/early 19th century New England wooden trencher in the most beautiful original blue paint. Slightly shaped ends. Hand-hewn marks visible on all parts of this trencher. The interior of the bowl is nice and clean with chop marks and a great old natural patina. Just a fabulous size and surface. Not sure how it could get better! Measurements: 20 5/8” long x 10 ½” wide x 3 ½” tall (sides) x 4 ½” tall (ends)

*SOLD* J411 MUSEUM QUALITY late 18th/early 19th century New England wooden trencher in the most beautiful original blue paint. Slightly shaped ends. Hand-hewn marks visible on all parts of this trencher. The interior of the bowl is nice and clean with chop marks and a great old natural patina. Just a fabulous size and surface.

J402 18th century hand-forged wrought iron adjustable Combination Lamp featuring a Betty lamp and a candle holder on opposite sides of center post resting on a raised footed platform. The Betty Lamp / Whale / Fish Oil Lamp features sliding reservoir cover and internal wick support. The candle socket features fluted edge around the opening.

J410 19th century Pennsylvania Folk Art paint decorated domed top Bride's Box bearing a large red painted heart on the front panel and an overall Pennsylvania Dutch-style floral motif in black, green, blue and red on a white background. Clean, natural patina interior. Original hardware includes wire snipe hinges and wire latch. Good condition with wear indicative of age and use. Small wire nail construction. Circa 1830’s – 1840’s. Measurements: 17 ¾” wide x 12” deep x 9 7/8” tall.

*SOLD* J410 19th century Pennsylvania Folk Art paint decorated domed top Bride's Box bearing a large red painted heart on the front panel and an overall Pennsylvania Dutch-style floral motif in black, green, blue and red on a white background. Clean, natural patina interior. Original hardware includes wire snipe hinges and wire latch. Good condition with wear indicative of age and use. Small wire nail construction. Circa 1830’s – 1840’s.

J406 Early 19th century rare broom with blacksmith-made metal scraper on end and hand forged metal bands securing the bristles. Measurements: 55 ½” long (including the 3” long scraper) The bristle area tapers from 4 ¾” wide down to 9” wide at the bottom.

*SOLD* J406 Early 19th century rare broom with blacksmith-made metal scraper on end and hand forged metal bands securing the bristles.

Z16 Folk Art Weathervane featuring an iron silhouette cutout of a crowing Rooster atop an iron arrow shaped directional. Areas of original painted surface are visible throughout this amazing piece of Folk Art. Mounted on a professionally made metal base for display purposes.

J414 Late 18th century slight beehive bowl with distinct turnings, a lipped rim, and slightly raised foot bearing a beautiful dry red painted surface and natural patina interior with evidence of slow turnings and extensive chop marks. Slightly out of round.

J405 Decorative Pennsylvania mustard painted multi-tiered sewing cabinet having two upper revolving platforms with wooden posts to support thread spools and/or bobbins and two drawers with tiny bone / ivory pulls resting on raised, stair-step cut out feet.

J272 Beautiful blue painted Mortar and Pestle featuring detailed band-style turnings and a footed base.

J401 Wood Advertising Sign for Debus Bread. Single sided with the lettering being hand painted in red with white and dark red shadowing on a yellow background. A sage green painted border surrounds the edges of the sign.

J407 19th century Drain Board with grooved channels and scant remnants of the original oyster white paint. Great wear and patina from many years of use. Very heavy.

J404 Folk Art hand carved and painted Whale Sculpture – branded on bottom by maker. The whale’s body is carved from a solid piece of wood with the tail and side fins being made of painted pieces of cut / shaped leather. Adding to the visible appeal of this piece are the realistic carved eyes and painted screws / nails creating the look of teeth inside the whale’s open mouth. Sculpture is mounted on a wooden stand for display purposes.

J398 Unique early pair of handmade tin candlesticks with punched decorations and conical shaped weighted bases. Embossed diagonal lines adorn the center stems while punched decorations adorn the base and around the edge of the raised drip cups. Rolled edges with tight soldering joints throughout. From a Pennsylvania collection. (Candles not included)

J394 Sturdy, tall, round, hand-woven oak splint field basket featuring a double steamed and bent, double wrapped rim. Bumped up bottom for ventilation. Tightly woven with an open weave area on each side to provide “handles” at the top.

J393 Mid-19th century Pennsylvania original red painted pine shelf with shaped, dropped sides and a molded edge along the apron. Square head nail construction. Circa 1850s-1860s. From a collection in York, PA. Measurements: 26 ¼” wide x 6 ¾” deep x 11 5/8” tall.

*SOLD* J393 Mid-19th century Pennsylvania original red painted pine shelf with shaped, dropped sides and a molded edge along the apron. Square head nail construction. Circa 1850s-1860s.

J377 19th century New England caged glass hanging lantern with large ring handle and original old wavy glass with bubbles – marked on the rising arm of the lantern slide door “E.F. PARKERS PATENTS 1853 & 1855”. (Maker: Elijah F. Parker of Proctorsville (Windsor County), VT)

J385 Sweet Pennsylvania miniature child's stepback cupboard in the original oyster white painted surface. Cupboard boasts a total of four paneled fully functional doors and two working drawers. features beaded edging around all doors, drawers, top/waist/base molding and on the edges of interior shelves in the upper section. Tiny square head nail construction. Circa 1860s. Measurements: 13” wide x 8” deep x 19" tall

*SOLD* J385 Sweet Pennsylvania miniature child's stepback cupboard in the original oyster white painted surface. Cupboard boasts a total of four paneled fully functional doors and two working drawers. features beaded edging around all doors, drawers, top/waist/base molding and on the edges of interior shelves in the upper section. Tiny square head nail construction. Circa 1860s.

RM1503 Miniature wooden hand turned bowl in beautiful blue paint - featuring incised rings, wide rolled rim and footed base. Measurements: 4" diameter x 1 1/2" deep

*SOLD* RM1503 Miniature wooden hand turned bowl in beautiful blue paint - featuring incised rings, wide rolled rim and footed base.

J400 Hand carved and painted Seagull decoy. Hollow body. Early to mid-20th century. Second coat of working paint. Carver unknown. Approximate measurements: 19 ½” long x 7” wide x 9 ¼” tall

*SOLD* J400 Hand carved and painted Seagull decoy. Hollow body. Early to mid-20th century. Second coat of working paint. Carver unknown.

G680C Canvasback Drake decoy carved by Jim Pierce of Havre de Grace, MD. Original painted surface. Original staple, ring and weight intact on bottom. Homemade secondary weight attached via vintage cotton cord.

J381 18th century original gray-blue painted New England Kas with two doors boasting rattail hinges and three inset panels on each of the doors as well as on each end. Post and panel, rose head and square head nail construction with handmade molded/beaded-edges adorning each post and panel on the cupboard as well as along each edge of the doors.. Circa 1770 – 1800.

J315 19th century small set of three drawers in original red painted surface. The chest features dovetailed drawers, mortised drawer stretchers, a molded edge around the top – all resting on a tall and ornately cut-out Chippendale style footed base. Pine and walnut wood with square head nail construction.

J384 19th century triangular shaped tin and glass lantern featuring two beautiful prominent wavy and bubbly glass panels protected by crossed ‘cage’ wires. The top features double hoods to protect the internal candle flame from wind/rain. Oval wire handle on top for carrying / hanging purposes. Hinged door on back opens easily for access to the candle chamber. An evenly spaced, pierced scroll pattern that serves as a source for airflow adorns the bottom edge of all three sides of the lantern.

*SOLD* J370 Exceptional Hand forged iron extendable trammel hanging double socket candle holder with pivoting bottom to utilize the rush light holder and push up pins on the bottom for candle extraction. Great working condition. Purchased within an extensive lighting collection from a Delaware Estate.

*SOLD* J370 Exceptional 18th century Hand forged iron extendable trammel hanging double socket candle holder with pivoting bottom to utilize the rush light holder and push up pins on the bottom for candle extraction.

J390 Very tall, hand-hewn, heavy wooden mortar from Wicomico County, Maryland. Natural patina surface with age cracks and wear indicative of years of extensive use.

F431 19th century North Carolina oval Trencher / Dough Bowl with original gray painted exterior and natural patina interior. Interior retains evidence of chop / slice marks

H502 – Mid 19th century Lancaster County, Pennsylvania unique farm table in original red painted surface. Unusual, shaped apron with chamfered corners applied to tapered legs. Hand hewn marks are visible on underside. Square head nail construction.

J389 Late 19th century still life oil painting depicting a grouping of fruit that includes halved peaches, strawberries, branches of cherries/leaves and several oranges (one is peeled and sectioned). Hand painted on canvas and initialed in the lower left-hand corner by the artist: S.J.T. ’96. There is evidence of two tiny repairs to the back of the canvas.

*SOLD* J361 Unique 19th century Pennsylvania nine drawer apothecary in original old blue painted surface with small brass pulls. Dovetailed case with mortised drawer stretchers. Drawers are square head nail construction. Very shallow depth.

J388 Late 18th Century or early 19th century framed Miniature hand colored Portrait Painting of an unknown Gentleman. The frame retains its original gilt brass fittings and glass.

J386 Charming 19th century child's stepback cupboard in original black painted surface. Two door over two door configuration, with internal shelving in the upper portion. Small square head nail construction.

J369B Hand forged Iron hanging Betty Lamp / Whale / Fish Oil Lamp with sliding reservoir cover, iron spike hanger and internal wick support. Heavy. Fantastic surface with evidence of hand forging / filing. Approximate measurements: 10” tall with spike hanger. Purchased from a Delaware Estate.

*SOLD* RM1502 Confederate Folk Art Walking Stick. This bark encrusted cane/walking stick is in excellent condition. It is hand-made from wood cut on the 7-pines Civil War Battlefield in Henrico County, Virginia and is signed by its maker, and Battlefield Guide, "Capt." J. E. Lyne. Just below the top of the cane, there is an area measuring 4 ½” long x ¾” wide where the bark has been scraped away and written in period ink, are the words: “CUT IN THE CENTER OF 7 PINES / BATTLE FIELD WHERE 15000 / SOLDIERS WERE KILLED MAY 31ST & JUNE / 1ST 1862 / GUIDE J E LYNE (See photo) Circa late 1800’s.

J380 Mid 19th century Pennsylvania original red painted dry sink featuring tall cut out feet and half-moon cut out ends, mortised well with shaped ends, and beaded edges around the doors. Clean, natural patina interior. Square head nail construction.

J383 Late 19th century Folk Art wooden doll with sawdust stuffed fabric arms and hands. Carved and hand painted face and hair features. The doll is hand chopped/carved from a solid piece of wood. Legs are not jointed and do not move.

J374 18th century rare, and very unique carved wooden book shaped hand warmer. The edge that resembles the pages of the book bears a sliding door lined with a heavy sheet metal that is signed by the maker: “J BRADLEY”. The sliding door opens to reveal a copper lined interior with a block of heavy metal. The metal block was heated in the fire/coals then placed inside the lined box. The wood is walnut. Circa 1720’s-1730’s.

*SOLD* J371 18th century rare style Tri-Footed hand forged iron courting Candlestick with iron finger hold and raised drip pan resting on sturdy pad / penny feet. The center of the spiral bears a candle socket with double iron curlicues attached and is adjustable by twisting the iron curlicues around the spiral until the desired height of the candle is achieved.

J378 Early 19th century tall, conical shaped punched tin hanging lantern with three protruding glass panels and tin ring for hanging / carrying. Glass panels are protected by heavy curved crossed wires. Decorative punched/pierced decoration surrounds the top and a detailed diamond-shaped punched/pierced area adorns the side. Hinged door opens freely for easy access to the internal candle socket.

*SOLD* J368 18th century hanging adjustable hand forged iron single candle holder / loom light. Great working condition.

*SOLD* J298 Late 19th century Pennsylvania six drawer chest / apothecary in original blue painted surface. Half-moon cut out ends. All wire nail construction. Circa 1870’s.

*SOLD* J362 19th century Pennsylvania Country Store countertop Display Case bearing original old blue painted surface and original wavy glass panels. This type of display cabinet was most likely used for the sale of peanuts, coffee beans or candies. Circular lid on top for refilling contents, and hinged lid on side for scooping out the contents.

J367 Mid to late 19th century noodle board / dough board bearing beautiful original blue painted surface on the gallery as well as the bottom. Great wear and natural patina to the work surface of the board. These boards were used for multiple purposes serving as a kitchen counter for rolling out dough.

J369 Hand forged Iron hanging Betty Lamp / Whale / Fish Oil Lamp with hinged reservoir cover, twisted iron spike hanger and remnants of both the internal wick support and chain that once held a wick pick.

*SOLD* J345 Hand carved Folk Art Yellow Perch shaped / painted Fish Decoy featuring original painted surface and carved details for mouth and gills. Wooden body with stationery tin fins featuring painted details on all tin to match the body paint. Painted eyes. Solid wood body with a metal weight embedded into the underbelly. From a Wappinger Falls, NY collection.

G854 Original Blue Painted Round Wooden Pantry Box in excellent old robin egg blue paint. Thick-walled, steamed and bentwood construction secured with tacks and wooden-pin

RM1499 Civil War Confederate D-Guard Bowie Knife. An impressive knife made from a worn-out file with a long single-edge blade with clipped point. The D-guard is made of heavy wrought iron with a turned down quillon. The metal has a nice patina, and the remnants of the wooden grip have toned nicely with age. Though crude in construction, the knife is still a well-made example of this highly collectible style of Confederate edged weapon.

*SOLD* RM1501 19th Century New England original green and red painted dome top Document box with a painting of a 3-Masted Ship adorning the lid. Dovetailed and square head nail construction. Measurements: 24” wide x 11 ½” deep x 10 ¼” tall.

RM1498 Full sized wooden swan with folding wooden keel carved by Capt. Harry R. Jobes (1936-2019) of Havre de Grace, MD. Signed and dated on bottom, "Capt. Harry R Jobes 1976". Custom made stand included for display purposes.

RM1499 Full sized wooden swan with folding wooden keel carved by Capt. Harry R. Jobes (1936-2019) of Havre de Grace, MD. Signed and dated on bottom, "Capt. Harry R Jobes 1976". Custom made stand included for display purposes.

J348 Early 19th century New England two door flat wall Storage Cupboard, with wonderful dry old blue / gray paint. Clean interior, two panel doors, with five mortised shelves. Nice high cut out drop apron, great form. Circa 1840’s.

J364 Original 19th century Marine Art – hand painted oil on canvas - depicting a fully rigged three masted British Naval Ship. Exceptional details within the artwork. Circa 1890-1910. Imperfections - as found out of a local estate.

J365 Original 19th century Marine Art – hand painted oil on canvas - depicting a fully rigged three masted American Naval Ship sailing at dusk. Exceptional details within the artwork. Circa 1890-1910. Imperfections - as found out of a local estate.

*SOLD* J300 Pennsylvania original green painted Wall shelf with decorative cut out ends and drop scalloped edge along the front. The wood is pine. Dovetailed and square head nail construction. Circa 1850s – 1860s.

J357 Late 19th century paint decorated Mirror with crest, very unusual form, dated to the late nineteenth century, with the original old wavy mirror.

*SOLD*J367 18th century pine / walnut cutting board retaining original dry red surface on the exterior of the gallery. Note the tapered bottom and small shelf attached to the gallery. Beautiful natural patina to the work surface of the board showing years of wear from the attached cutting knife which is made from a bayonet. The gallery and bottom board are held in place with wooden pegs, sides are dovetailed. Circa 1790 – 1820.

J349 Early 19th century Grain Bin bearing original gray paint with a dovetailed case and shoe feet. Slanted lift-lid opens to reveal a clean, divided interior.

J342 Hand carved Folk Art Crawfish shaped fish decoy featuring original detailed painted surface and glass eyes. Wooden body with stationery tin clays and wire “legs” featuring painted details on all tin to match the body paint.

RM1496 Fish shaped cutting board with carved details for head, mouth, fins and scalloped tail. Original paint decorated areas include the eye, fins, gills and scales. No cracks.

RM1497 Framed Folk Art watercolor paper cut out (Sherenschnitte, or Scissor Art) depicting a pig encircled by a wreath of leaves inside a rectangular border with hand colored squares with alternating hearts and flowers

J353 19th century Pennsylvania original Tomato Red painted Cutlery tray / knife box with curved center divider featuring an oval cutout for carrying purposes. Nicely canted sides. Wire nail construction. Circa 1880s. Very dry surface with wear indicative of use.

J366 Folk Art solid wooden Patriotic Top Hat featuring 13 white hand-painted stars on a blue field and a total of 24 alternating red and white stars and a red painted brim.

J363 Pair of 19th century solid cast iron Urns. With the remains of flat black paint. Timelessly simple design with substantial weight. Great addition to a garden or outdoor space.

*SOLD* J337 18th century hand forged cast iron fireplace post stand / trivet. A fine example of a blacksmith made cooking trivet. Trivets such as this were used for a variety of purposes at the hands of a hearth attendee.

*SOLD* J335 19th century cast iron Horse-Head Hitching Post Finial. Fully cast head with articulated ears, mane, eyes, nostrils and mouth pierced with a D-shaped ring. Great surface patina. (Original mounting post)

J360 Early 19th century Pennsylvania adjustable height double-arm wooden candle holder. Candle height is easily adjusted by spinning the arm up/down on the threaded central shaft. Shaft is anchored in a crossed/mortised shoe-feet styled base. Simplistic and functional piece with exceptional original surface bearing wonderful patina from years of use. Circa 1900-1910. (Candles not included)

J352 19th century Pennsylvania original Soldier Blue painted Cutlery tray / knife box with curved center divider featuring an oval cutout for carrying purposes. Slightly canted sides. Square head nail construction. Very dry surface with wear indicative of use. Circa 1840 – 1850’s.

J347 Early 19th century New England grain bin boasting spectacular original Pumpkin painted surface. Bin features a lift lid with divided interior, three graduated faux drawers with molded edges on the front – and rests on tall cut out feet. Rosehead and square head nail construction. Circa 1800 – 1820’s.

J356 19th century oversized wooden Skeleton Key Locksmith’s Trade Sign from Baltimore, Maryland. Very weathered surface retains traces of the original gold painted surface with remnants of layers of paints including silver and gray. The rounded end has been covered with tin at some point.

J354 Early 20th century Folk Art Ship Model attributed to Lloyd Tyler of Crisfield Maryland bearing its original red, black and white painted surface. Model features great attention to details, such as a hand-carved propeller, realistic air vents and smokestack, metal rimmed portholes, incised windows and a wire railing. Lloyd J. Tyler (1898 - 1971) was a folk artist, and Decoy carver who grow up in the waterfront community of Crisfield, Maryland, on the Eastern Shore.

J358 Early tin ‘cake-pan’ candle holder bearing strong remnants of the original green painted surface. Nice, wide finger loop holder with rolled edges and working thumb-tab push up. All solder joints are secure. Unsigned. Great wear and patina!

J351 Hand carved Folk Art Baby Duck shaped fish decoy featuring original detailed painted surface and glass eyes. Wooden body with stationery tin wings and loose tin “feet” featuring painted details on all tin to match the body paint. Solid wood body with a metal weight embedded into the duck’s underbelly. From a Wappinger Falls, NY collection

J260 Half-sized Canvasback Drake Decoy in the sleeper pose. Original painted surface. Unsigned. No evidence of ever having a weight/rigging on bottom. Great

J328 Upper Susquehanna Flats Canvasback Decoy – very folky carving – carver unknown. Original weight and rigging intact on bottom.

J279 Early 19th century Lancaster County, Pennsylvania Kas with beautiful original red painted surface resting on turned feet bearing original black painted surface. Dovetailed case features outstanding molding around top and bottom and chamfered corners along the front edges. Two doors over two dovetailed drawer configuration with both doors being fully mortised and wooden pegged construction. Each door features two inset panels with a single bead along each edge of the door and working locks. Square head nail construction. Circa 1820s.

*SOLD* J336 Pair of full-sized hand carved wooden dead game hanging Brant birds. Original paint and great condition. Unknown carver.

J346 Folk art bird tree hand carved by Ken Kirby featuring six hand-carved wooden Crows and one hand-carved wooden Owl with metal legs mounted on a tree that is anchored in a multi-tiered turned cannonball base that is adorned with three small hand carved pumpkins. Signed and branded "Ken Kirby" on the bottom.

**Sold**J332 19th century New England Wall Shelf in the original red paint featuring three dovetailed drawers and shaped ends with graduated shelves. The shelves are mortised into the ends. Small square head nail construction. Circa 1850s.

**Sold**J338 Framed Pennsylvania Folk Art painting of an oversized bird in front of flowers and a tree with hearts. Vivid hand painted watercolors on paper.

RM1495 Early solid tin round candelabra featuring four delicately curved, rolled edged arms extending from a center post. There are a total of five candle cups – each with nicely rolled edges soldered to a drip cup that features a singular crimped edge that matches the base. All soldered joints are secure.

J339 19th century Pennsylvania original red painted tabletop desk with slightly canted lid bearing molded edges. Small wire nail construction. Very sturdy. Circa 1870s.

J343 Folk Art hand-carved wooden fishing decoy depicting a small Beaver. Solid wooden body with tin front/back legs. Detailed shaping to the body, tail, head, and ears. Very realistic carved details on the tail, original painted surface and glass inset eyes. Metal weight embedded in the underbelly. From a Wappinger Falls, NY collection.

J344 Hand carved Folk Art Patriotic Duck shaped fish decoy featuring original red, white and blue painted surface. Wooden body with stationery tin wings and loose tin “feet” featuring painted details on all tin to match the body paint. Painted eyes. Solid wood body with a metal weight embedded into the duck’s underbelly. From a Wappinger Falls, NY collection.

J329 Upper Susquehanna Flats Canvasback Hen decoy with original iron keel weight, leather rigging and a Pennsylvania Owner / Rig Tag intact on bottom. Decoy features a paddle-style tail with tack eyes. Unknown carver. Circa 1890 – 1910.

J340 Canadian Goose decoy carved by Madison Mitchell, Havre de Grace, MD (1901-1993) retaining its original painted surface.

*SOLD* J334 Sensational late 19th century New England sign reading: “OFFICE”. The back of the sign is identified “E. H. & Co.” – which represents the E. Howard & Co. – a leading American manufacturer of luxury watches from 1858 into the 1890’s in Roxbury, Massachusetts. The beautifully scripted letters are hand-painted in white with blue shadowing on a black background. The entire sign is outlined with a wonderful yellow border and adorned randomly with yellow scrolled decorations.

*SOLD* J331 19th century original blue painted Prayer Bench with drop aprons on each side and boot jack cut out feet. Square head nail construction. Circa 1850's.

J333 19th century Wood and Wrought Iron Meat Rack, with six wrought iron hooks clinched to a scalloped pine board boasting carved decorations and a chamfered bottom edge. Floral motif carvings adorn the backboard, with the focal point carving depicting a six-petal flower with a large rosehead nail as its center. Original wrought iron hangers remain intact for hanging purposes. Great natural patina.

J330 19th century Pennsylvania original mustard grain painted set of 4 drawers that were used on a Country store counter for selling merchandise. Small square head nail construction with varied internal drawer dividers that allow for a multitude of versatile storage options. Circa 1840-1850’s.

J216 Very early Canvasback Drake Decoy by Capt. John "Daddy" Holly (1818-1892) of Havre de Grace, Maryland. Second coat of working paint with areas of original paint showing, along with evidence of being shot over. Original iron keel weight, ring and staple intact on bottom.

G11 19th Century red painted New England Trencher. Spectacular early hand-hewn Trencher. It retains a fantastic original dry red worn painted exterior surface with great patina. The inside of the Trencher shows great wear and looks like it was used as a chopping bowl.

H408 American Country Stepback Cupboard. First half 19th century, pine. One piece with open top and paneled door in bottom with "H" hinges. Cut out feet, bead board back. Wrought iron nail construction.

J326 Late 20th century full sized Swan decoy with gracefully curved neck and head carved by well-known Chincoteague, Virginia carver, Rick Fish, as identified by his characteristically carved initials on the bottom. Carved wings and feather details add to the character of this wonderful decoy!

RM1494 Canvasback Drake Decoy carved by Capt. John "Daddy" Holly (1818-1892), Havre de Grace, Maryland. He was considered the Father of the Havre de Grace Carving school. The original iron keel weight and leather rigging remain intact on bottom. This decoy was formerly owned - and cleaned down to the original paint - by Henry Fleckenstein - and retains his handwritten identification label on the bottom. Circa 1870.

*SOLD* J327 Black Virginia Coot decoy - Branded "J A B" on bottom – retains original weight and old leather rigging on bottom.

J297 Spectacular 18th century Pennsylvania original vibrant pumpkin painted hanging corner cupboard with original Windsor Green painted interior and three interior drawers. Beautiful, applied molding around the top and bottom, beaded edging around the doors and original ‘H’ hinges. Interior shelves boast plate grooves for display purposes. Inlaid bone escutcheons surround the keyholes on doors. ‘T’ nail construction.

J323 Mid-19th century Pennsylvania Apple Box in old red painted surface over the original gray paint. Box features nicely canted sides and a raised footed base. Square head nail construction.

*SOLD* F430 Oversized North Carolina hand hewn / chopped wooden trencher or dough bowl in beautiful old mustard paint. Great wear and patina indicative of years of use.

J307 18th century New England working push-up hog scraper candlestick with iron wedding band. Signed by maker (unreadable) on finger tab. “Christies” auction stickers remain intact on bottom.

J289 Hepplewhite one drawer Table

*SOLD* RM1493 Early framed looking glass with wonderful blue painted surface and original mirror. Frame is full mortised and wooden peg construction.

J321 Hand painted New England Trade Sign advertising “Ralph Lucas Nautical Optician” with applied wooden replica of a “No. 2” telescope.

*SOLD* J296 Superb mid-19th century banner / ribbon, shaped Trade Sign advertising “Carpets” in the center – with “Hats” and “Caps” on the left, and “Boots” and “Shoes” on the right. Fantastic original painted surface consisting of gold gild hand painted letters on a black painted background. Circa 1850-1860s.

*SOLD* J302 Absolutely fantastic pair of late 19th century – early 20th century Folk Art Heart shaped double arm tin wall sconces. Each of the delicate arms supports a candle socket / drip cup with punched edges bearing remnants of the original bittersweet red paint. Hearts retain their original surface patina and pitting indicative of age. A small sticker from a prior Southeby’s sale remains intact on the back of each heart.

J292 Early 19th century Federal style Mirror featuring a hand-painted reverse painting of three tall-masted ships on the ocean/sea. The center ship bears several pennants and an early US flag flying proudly from its masts. The sturdy, solid wooden frame features detailed moldings, reeded sides and medallion corner blocks and bears its original pumpkin and yellow painted and decorated surface. Original mirror remains intact. Circa 1810.

G325 19th century long peg rack in original pale mustard paint with six turned pegs. The back board is one wide board with beading at the top and bottom.

J288 Wonderful early 19th century Pennsylvania one door cupboard in original red painted surface featuring an oversized dovetailed base with cut out feet, applied moldings and a beautiful, raised panel door that is mortised and pegged. Clean interior with sturdy shelves for storage. Square head nail construction. Circa 1810s-1820s.

*SOLD* G302 18th century Beehive painted Bowl New England small wooden out of round bowl , ca. late 18th to early 19th century. Bold form, with small rim tapering subtlely downward, showing strong evidence of slow lathe turning, and resting on raised foot

H1000 Excellent late 18th century New England miniature chest of drawers in original red painted surface featuring three graduated sized drawers with chamfered, solid wooden drawer bottoms resting on an exquisite cut out drop front apron and cut out ends.

B637 Early 19th century Pennsylvania Salt Box with the original red paint. Dovetailed case featuring an arched back with hole for hanging. The wood is walnut. Circa 1820.

Canvasback Decoy carved by Charlie “Speed” Joiner (1921-2015) of Chestertown, MD. Original paint with wide bill, signed and dated 1965

*SOLD* J319 Early Canvasback decoy carved by Joe Dye, the son of Ben Dye, lived in Havre d Grace, MD, where he worked as a fisherman, gunner, and guide. This decoy (in old working repaint) has paddle tail and the carving of the bill (mandibles)

*SOLD* J311 Great piece of American hand carved wooden Folk Art depicting a black lady holding a (removeable) chicken/rooster with two chickens/roosters standing by her sides with very realistic original hand painted details throughout.

J314 Pennsylvania original blue painted wooden stool with decorative cut out feet and drop apron on each side. Drop apron sides feature beaded bottom edges and are mortised into legs. The legs are mortised through the top. Square head nail construction. Circa 1850 – 1860’s.

*SOLD* J295 Late 19th century single sided American wooden sign that reads “LADIES ENTRANCE”. Sign boasts chamfered edges surrounding the front and nice, tombstone shaped ends. The lettering is hand painted in gold gild on a black painted background. The chamfered edges are also painted in the same gold paint. Circa 1880-1920. Given the timeframe of this sign, it perhaps could have been from a men's club as they usually had a separate entrance for women with a lounge and powder rooms.

J304 Diminutive tin lantern bearing its original black painted surface with decorative cut out vents encircling the top. This wonderful small sized lantern

J303 Uniquely shaped hanging Tin Sconce with three Hearts stamped into the back (not punched completely through) that are positioned in a clover pattern. This handmade sconce features an elongated diamond shaped back with attached drip cup and candle socket.

J305 Exceptional, rare, scalloped rim 18th Century Wedding Band push-up hog scraper candlestick featuring stamped decoration. Tin with brass wedding band and stamped decorations encircling two areas of the candlestick, as well as inside each of the scallops around the rim.

J312 Pennsylvania 19th century handmade Felt Penny table runner – professionally mounted and ready to hang. Each of the 49 hand stitched wool ‘pennies’ features remnants of a center circle with eight surrounding petals to create a flower inside each penny. Pennies are stitched to the background fabric in alternating yellow and green yarn. The runner is further adorned with an edge that features individual black fabric scallops bound in red to match the background fabric. Artful display of color placement adds to the visual appeal of this item. Circa 1900.

J287 Arthur E. Glazier (East Berlin, Pennsylvania, 1928-2015) Folk Art oil painting on a reclaimed wooden bread board depicting a young boy waving a red/white/blue pennant flag while sitting on a rocking horse while a faithful dog

**Sold**J231 19th century Beautiful Pennsylvania original blue painted Hepplewhite side table featuring a one-board top and nicely tapered legs. The apron is mortised into the legs on all sides. The wood is pine with square head nail construction.

H979 Fantastic 19th century Pennsylvania document / storage box, with the original dark blue painted surface featuring ‘W.B.A.&CO. 1873’painted in white letters with black shadowing on the front panel.

RM1275 Spectacular 19th Century “Lollipop” wall box in absolutely beautiful, original, dry red paint. Nicely tapered sides,

**Sold**J294 19th century Berks County, Pennsylvania diminutive Blanket Chest circa 1850 with the original blue and black paint. Dovetailed case with an applied dovetailed bracket base. Oversized till on the interior.

J286 Hand carved Pintail Duck Decoy retaining its original painted surface. Solid wood with glass eyes. Branded on bottom “B.B.D”.

**SOLD** J280 Mid-19th century hand carved Folk Art Patriotic Fish Decoy featuring original red, white and blue painted surface. Wooden body features carved details on the tail, gills, and mouth areas.

**SOLD** F533 PENNY RUG. late 19th century American Pennsylvania penny rug. Six sides of circular medallions stitched together in colors of red black and Mustard green. All edged in -circles. 1870

G906 19th century Pennsylvania original blue painted one door hanging cupboard featuring six wavy glass windowlites and red painted molding on top and bottom. Original oyster white painted interior.

*SOLD* J282 Mid-19th century Folk Art hand carved fishing decoy depicting a Muskrat with long wooden tail that swivels from side-to-side and tin front/back legs. Detailed shaping to the body, tail, head, and ears.

**SOLD** J284 Mid-19th century Folk Art hand carved fishing decoy depicting an incredibly realistic Turtle. Extremely detailed carvings include a long, stationary wooden tail, relief carved nose and shell sections, and carved eyes. The front and back legs are made of tin.

J281 Mid-19th century Folk Art hand carved fishing decoy depicting a Frog with long outstretched legs and tin front legs featuring great original painted surface. Glass inset eyes. There is a metal weight embedded in the frog from its underbelly.

J277 19th century New England 6' store Counter, in original red paint , from a Country store in Maine . with one single panel in the front, and ends, two board top. It has a nice applied molding, all square nail construction.

Windsor sack-back arm chair retaining beautiful Windsor green painted surface. One board seat. Nice turnings. Great wear – especially on each of the arms and seat front. Very sturdy.

**SOLD** D450 19th century beautiful Bucks County, Pennsylvania red and blue plaid “Linsey-Woolsey” multiple-shaft woven overshot coverlet featuring a self-fringed bottom and a rolled loop down the center hand-stitched seam. Circa 1840s.

H520 Tall, early 19th century Pennsylvania original red painted jelly cupboard with one large, dovetailed drawer over two paneled doors.

G670 19th century original blue painted pantry box with steamed and bent sides secured with tiny wooden pegs and tacks. Great natural patina inside. Very sturdy.

**SOLD** J278 Very unique late 19th century Pennsylvania double wall box with lollipop cutouts on the top corners. The backboard and fronts of each box feature intriguing geometrical shapes which are further enhanced with beautiful original blue painted accents on the original grungy white painted background.

**SOLD** RM1491 Fantastic 19th century Pennsylvania small sized lidded Firkin bearing the most beautiful original dark blue painted surface. Tongue and groove softwood staved sides are held in place with tapered lap joint wood bands that are secured with copper tacks

J275 Late 19th century Hunting scene featuring three Pointer Dogs hunting in tall grasses. No visible signature, however the Provenance included with this painting states it was painted by Elma Hall Sharp of Arcade, NY. Circa 1894 – 1897. Painting is oil on canvas and is exquisitely framed. Please see photographs for close-ups of the great condition and paint details, as well as a copy of the Provenance.

E243 STAMPED "P. HERRMANN.", BALTIMORE, MARYLAND DECORATED STONEWARE JAR, salt-glazed, "3" gallon capacity The pottery of Peter Herrmann (1825-1901), Baltimore, MD. Circa 1875.

F723 Folk Art Tabletop shaving / dresser mirror with a tiltable mirror over a drawer. Retains its original paint of blue and red and mustard with "Birthday greetings" written above the drawer, and the person’s initials painted in a triangle (M.S. or S.M.) on the top.

E77 Early 20th century trade sign advertising "Jim Peshette's Forge - Custom Iron Work and Wheels" (early iron wheels for Model T's and wagons) One-sided. Painted on board with green and black letters on an off-white background with black painted applied molding surrounding the edges. Purchased from a private sign collection in Pennsylvania.

**SOLD** J273 Matching pair of tall, heavy cast iron garden Urns bearing old black painted surface.

X53 19th century Blackhawk style sheet iron full body horse weathervane in running position with great original painted surface. Original condition.

J270 Early 19th century Mortar and Pestle with original bittersweet red painted surface. Very simple turnings, with faint remnants of incised lines around the bowl and base areas. Vertical open age crack along one side of bowl.

RM1490 Stunning 19th century New England wall box featuring a tall, decorative Whale’s Tail cut out back. This wall box retains its original surface and boasts a dovetailed case with slanted lift lid and dovetailed drawer bearing its original small brass pull and mortised interior dividers. Square head nail construction.

B37 19th century original green painted wooden Lantern. Pinned construction. Four glass panels are contained within a wooden box frame that is pine. To access the candle, you have to slide the lid open.

J217 Extremely rare Lancaster County, Pennsylvania bucket bench / dry sink featuring an overhanging well with a drawer and a mortised open shelf below the center section of the well. The surface retains traces of old gray paint over the original red paint, and bears extensive wear indicative of many years of repetitive use. The notched groove drain hole prominently remains in the overhang of the well. The drawer opens to reveal a divided section for utensils. One board, square head nail construction with nice, half-moon cut out ends Circa 1830’s – 1840’s.

G242 Mid-19th century bucket bench from Lancaster County PA. Circa 1840. The bucket bench retains the old grey painted surface over the original red wash. With a top shelf and a nice wide century shelf. Water mark on the lower shelf from where the bucket of water sat.

H374 Early 19th century American original oyster white painted twenty-five drawer Apothecary Cabinet. The case is dovetailed as well as the dividers, and the drawers retain their original metal labels. This Apothecary is made of pine. Simple moldings around top and base. This apothecary can be hung on the wall or free-standing. Circa 1840.

F306 Pennsylvania paint decorated plank-seat Settee of the mid-19th century (1845-65), in the half-spindle-back style with an angel wing crest rail. The mustard yellow is decorated with green leaves, brown fruit and red striping.

*SOLD* J265 Spectacular early 19th century Pennsylvania original robin-egg blue painted cupboard featuring one triple-mortised and double-pegged door over one dovetailed drawer. Cupboard boasts dovetailed case, applied molding at the top and cut out feet/ends. Beaded edging surrounds the door and drawer. Circa 1830-1840’s.

J269 Lovely Doris Stauble millinery fruit and flower arrangement made in a large spongeware bowl - Ca. 1950’s. Doris Stauble (1917-2007) was a well-known Folk Artist from Wiscasset, Maine.

J262 Small hanging stack of drawers bearing early red painted surface with pinstriping on drawer fronts. Drawers are dovetailed. Combination of “T” and wire nail construction. Great wear.

*SOLD* J263 Mid-19th century Pennsylvania pin top Hutch Table boasting a beautiful old green painted surface, two board top and nice high half-moon cut out feet. The two top boards are secured together on bottom by an aesthetically appealing hand inlaid butterfly / bowtie joint. The tilt-top is secured to the base via removeable wooden pegs. Dovetailed battens beneath the top have prevented warping over the years. Measurements: 63" long x 37 ¾” wide x 28 ¾” tall

H371 Lovely Pennsylvania original yellow painted wall box with canted sides and cutout back with hole for hanging. Circa 1790s. Rosehead and square head nail construction.

*SOLD* J268 Early 20th century original red painted double sided wooden Country Store broom display rack with metal signs on either side advertising “Fresh Bond Bread”. Holds six brooms. All original.

H962 19th century Original red painted carrier with mustard painted interior with dividers. Raised center handle is curved with matching cutout for carrying. Canted sides. Square head nail construction. Very sturdy.

J267 Hanging Flying Goose decoy with canvas wings attributed to Alvin Meekins (1883-1960) of Hoopers Island, Maryland. Measurements: 25 ½” long x 4” thick x 30 ¼” wingspan

**Sold**J267 Hanging Flying Goose decoy with canvas wings attributed to Alvin Meekins (1883-1960) of Hoopers Island, Maryland.

J247 Bluebill Hen decoy carved by Madison Mitchell Havre de Grace, MD (1901-1993) retaining its original painted surface. Original weight and staple remain intact on bottom. Circa 1940's.

J252 Pennsylvania original red painted hanging cupboard with one door over two drawer configuration. Deeply canted applied molding around top. Combination of “T” and square head nail construction. Great wear indicative of age and use. Circa 1790-1810. Measurements at top molding: 34” wide x 13 ½” deep. Case measures 30” wide x 11 ¼” deep. Overall height is 34 ¼” tall.

*SOLD*J252 Pennsylvania original red painted hanging cupboard with one door over two drawer configuration. Deeply canted applied molding around top. Combination of “T” and square head nail construction. Great wear indicative of age and use. Circa 1790-1810.

J266 Unusual New England one drawer table with backsplash retaining its stunning original robin egg blue painted surface. Rounded corners with applied breadboard ends on the top. Square head nail construction. Great surface.

J256 Exquisite early 19th century New England original soldier blue painted corner cupboard boasting spectacular reeded detailing, cornice molding, applied bracket base and raised panel doors. Applied molding accents adorn the front corners and around each of the doors. Two doors over one door configuration, with all doors being fully mortised and wooden pegged. The upper doors open to reveal a red painted interior with three shelves, each bearing plate grooves for storage and display purposes.

J221 Fantastic early 19th century miniature Pennsylvania blanket chest with dovetailed case and applied dovetailed bracket base in the original green painted surface. The base features decorative cut out feet and a single hand-hewn drop scallop cutout in the center of the front of the base. Applied molding around the lid and base on three sides is secured with tiny square head nails. Circa 1820’s.

J261 18th century hand forged iron lamp with adjustable hexagon shaped flat iron tray for oil. The tall center stem features a curlicue tip and rests on three, 3-inch tall, scrolled feet. Stamped decorations and decorative edges adorn each of the feet.

i2 18th century original blue painted dovetailed document box with applied molding around top and bottom. Combination of dovetailed, “T” nails and square head nailed six-board construction. Wonderful dry blue painted exterior surface with natural patina interior. Very faint pencil writing on inside of lid. Circa 1790s.

i2 18th century original blue painted dovetailed document box with applied molding around top and bottom. Circa 1790s.

*SOLD* J253 Decorative original green painted wooden shelf / window valance with cutout edge featuring 15 scallops with a hole in the center of each one.

H999 Early 19th century Pennsylvania Store Counter Desk retaining the beautiful original blue painted surface. Square head nail construction with primitively square dovetailed case and a slant hinged lid.

J260 Half-sized Canvasback Drake Decoy in the sleeper pose. Original painted surface. Unsigned. No evidence of ever having a weight/rigging on bottom. Great condition.

F287 Early 19th century Pennsylvania trade sign with “M. S. Schultz,” hand painted in red letters with yellow and black shadowing on a white painted background. The sign is single sided with a nice applied molded edge.

G236 A mid to late 19th century paint decorated bucket from Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Arched wire bail handle with turned wooden grip. The interior is old natural patina, exterior painted with an overall grained mustard color over a yellow ground having a distinct and unusual diagonal tendril-like combed decoration.

J246 Bluebill Hen decoy carved by Madison Mitchell (1901-1993) of Havre de Grace, Maryland. Original painted surface. Original weight, ring and staple intact on bottom. Circa 1940’s.

J258 Canvasback Drake decoy carved by Madison Mitchell (1901-1993) of Havre de Grace, Maryland. Circa 1940's. Original painted surface. Original staple and ring intact, however it is missing the weight on bottom.

RM1487 Wooden trade sign advertising "CLAMS FOR SALE” hand painted in black letters on a white background. Letters have green shadowing, and a green border surrounds all sides of the sign. Single sided.

J243 Redhead Drake decoy carved by Doug Jester (1876-1961) of Chincoteague, Virginia. The original painted surface shows evidence of being shot over. Original weight intact on bottom.

G443 Absolutely stunning early 19th century Lancaster Pennsylvania two-piece stepback Dutch cupboard in original red painted surface. The upper section boasts two, six-pane glass doors and a three-pane center column, two dovetailed candle drawers and a tall cut out pie shelf. Upper doors open to a clean, pale blue painted interior with shelves that have both plate grooves AND removable plate rails with nicely beaded edges. The bottom of the cupboard features three dovetailed drawers over two doors and rests on short applied turned feet. Lower doors open to reveal shelves and a clean, natural patina interior. All doors are fully mortised and wooden pegged. All doors and drawers feature chamfered edges on their fronts. Applied molding around top, and along edges where top rests on base. Handwritten information identifies this cupboard to a family in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. (Please see photos for additional details.) Original brass hardware remains intact. Square head nail construction. Circa 1830-1840s. Measurements: 59 ¼” wide x 19 ¾” deep x 81 ½” tall

*SOLD* G443 Absolutely stunning early 19th century Lancaster Pennsylvania two-piece stepback Dutch cupboard in original red painted surface. The upper section boasts two, six-pane glass doors and a three-pane center column, two dovetailed candle drawers and a tall cut out pie shelf. Upper doors open to a clean, pale blue painted interior with shelves that have both plate grooves AND removable plate rails with nicely beaded edges. The bottom of the cupboard features three dovetailed drawers over two doors and rests on short applied turned feet. Handwritten information identifies this cupboard to a family in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Circa 1830-1840s.

J248 Late 19th century architectural handmade Folk Art Garden Gate depicting hand carved tulips and bearing remnants of original red painted surface. Solid wood. Overall measurements: 39 ¼” wide x 3 ¼” deep x 38 ½” tall

*SOLD* J248 Late 19th century architectural handmade Folk Art Garden Gate depicting hand carved tulips and bearing remnants of original red painted surface. Solid wood.

J249 19th century New England original blue painted hanging shelf boasting canted sides and mortised shelves.

H1081 19th century Folk Art painting depicting a young, golden-haired girl in a red dress and ruffled white pantaloons with a tiger-striped cat by her side.

J254 Rare lamp by The Old Salem Collection of Bob Timberlake made by Rowe Pottery Works, Cambridge, Wisc. – featuring a salt glazed log cabin with cat on the roof. (The roof is removable.)

J244 Canvasback Drake Decoy Henry Davis / Asa Owens of Perryville, MD bearing working repainted surface. Original weight, staple and ring intact on bottom.

J245 Green Wing Teal Decoy carved by John Glenn (1876-1954) of Rock Hall, Maryland. Cleaned to the original paint. Original weight and rigging on bottom.

J181 Stunning early 19th century Pennsylvania high back drysink featuring three square head nailed drawers over an open well with two fully mortised and pegged panel doors below that open to shelves for added storage. Beautiful old dry blue painted surface over the original salmon paint. Nice high cut-out feet. Measurements: 44" wide x 21 1/2" deep x 53 1/4" tall (back) x 36" tall (front)

*SOLD* J181 Stunning early 19th century Pennsylvania high back drysink featuring three square head nailed drawers over an open well with two fully mortised and pegged panel doors below that open to shelves for added storage. Beautiful old dry blue painted surface over the original salmon paint. Nice high cut-out feet

J233 18th Century Revolutionary War Blue Painted wooden Canteen. A fabulous Revolutionary War era canteen having the best dry, subtle original blue painted surface. The canteen has a turned banded pattern, original dry blue paint and a hole for a spout. American, c.1770-1800.

J238 Unusual Pennsylvania small sized set of two drawers / apothecary featuring original grain paint decorated surface. The drawers are dovetailed front and back. Case is also dovetailed. The top interior side of each drawer bears a chamfered edge. Original brass pull knobs. Measurements: 9” wide x 5 ¼” deep x 5 ¼” tall

J238 Unusual 19th century Pennsylvania small sized set of two drawers / apothecary featuring original grain paint decorated surface. The drawers are dovetailed front and back. Case is also dovetailed. The top interior side of each drawer bears a chamfered edge.

RM1486 Super, early 19th century original green painted miniature blanket chest featuring a dovetailed case with cut out applied bracket base on all four sides. .

J239 Goose Decoy J239 Rare full size Goose decoy carved by Joseph Evans McKinney (1913-2000) Elkton Maryland. Original paint, double weighted. McKinney didn’t make many Geese. Circa 1950.

J230 Full sized Flying Duck Decoy with very detailed carved wings and nice dry, original painted surface. Carver unknown. Mounted on a wooden base for display purposes.

J232 Upper Susquehanna Canvasback Decoy – carver unknown. Working repaint surface. Original staple, ring and weight intact on bottom.

J235 Wooden trade sign advertising “GROCERIES ALL KINDS POOL”. This single-sided sign was found in Pennsylvania and bears hand painted lettering in mustard paint on a black painted background on a single piece of early pine wood.

J234 19th century original gray painted Mortar and Pestle. Each part is turned from one solid piece of wood. Both the pestle, and the interior of the mortar, retain wonderful natural patina. Very sturdy with good weight. No cracks.

H957 Early 19th Century Pennsylvania Dough Box in beautiful blue paint. Tightly dovetailed, pegged and square head nail construction with an apron around the bottom that follows the taper of the turned legs Circa 1820 – 1830s.

H1080 19th century New England original red painted mule chest featuring hinged lift lid storage area over two dovetailed drawers resting on tall cut out ends. Mortised battens on the underside ends of lid. Square head nail construction. Natural patina interior.

J140 Pennsylvania Hepplewhite table with old mustard painted surface over the original red paint boasting tall, gracefully tapered splay legs. Mortised and wooden pegged construction with carved reeded detailing along the bottom edge of the apron on all sides. Circa 1820s – 1850’s. One-board top.

H981 19th century pine noodle / dough board retaining old teal green surface on the exterior of the gallery as well as the bottom. Beautiful natural patina to the work surface of the board.

RM1484 Original green painted butter mold / press / stamp depicting hand-carved leaves and acorns encircled with a carved ring. Solid wood with great patina and wear indicative of age and use. Measurements: 4" outside diameter x 3” tall (excluding handle)

*SOLD* RM1484 Original green painted butter mold / press / stamp depicting hand-carved leaves and acorns encircled with a carved ring. Solid wood with great patina and wear indicative of age and use.

F284 Early 19th century Painted pine table top desk, retaining an old black and red surface, the interior of the Desk has six dovetailed drawers

F281 Canvasback Drake decoy, carved by James A. Currier (1886 – 1971) of Havre De Grace, Maryland. Decoy was carved around 1930’s – 1940’s and retains a large portion of original paint as well as some of the second coat of paint.

*SOLD* F281 Canvasback Drake decoy, carved by James A. Currier (1886 – 1971) of Havre De Grace, Maryland. Decoy was carved around 1930’s – 1940’s and retains a large portion of original paint as well as some of the second coat of paint.

H41 Late 19th century Pedmont North Carolina storage bin with the original white paint, very unusual form haveing 3 individual hinged lidded compartments with drawer in front, on a tall feet, and a decorative cutout base circa 1880

J224 Outstanding rare marked Strasburg Virgina One gallon cobalt blue decorated crock pitcher - stamped Eberly & Bro. Strasburg, VA - 1 " by spout Measures 10 1/2" tall.

*SOLD* J224 Outstanding rare marked Strasburg Virgina One gallon cobalt blue decorated crock pitcher - stamped Eberly & Bro. Strasburg, VA - 1 " by spout

*SOLD* * J226 Pair of hand carved, white painted Dove Decoys on pillarsT his is a wonderful pair of wood -dove decoys. They are hand carved and painted,

G176 19th Lancaster Pennsylvania, Country Store Apothecary Chest old white painted surface featuring nine dovetailed drawers in a fully dovetailed case.

G344 Late 19th century Pennsylvania two-sided trade sign, Uniontown Hardware Supply Co. from a small town south of Pittsburg PA. This sign is two sided with one side in a black and white paint and the front is blue and white, with applied molding.

H236 19th century Oval Trencher in original dry red paint with carved finger grips on each end of oval bowl. Hand hewn with great natural patina interior.

J160 Early 19th century wooden bowl in beautiful original blue paint. Nice hand / slow turned lathe marks visible throughout - with a carved band and a distinct incised ring around top edge and a slightly raised foot on bottom. Bowl is out of round at 14" X 14 3/4 " diameter and 4 1/4" tall.

*SOLD* J160 Early 19th century wooden bowl in beautiful original blue paint. Nice hand / slow turned lathe marks visible throughout - with a carved band and a distinct incised ring around top edge and a slightly raised foot on bottom.

G575 New England Cheese basket with sturdy 5/8” steamed and bent double rimmed top and Shaker-style weave secured to the rim by a single wrapped edge. Interior and exterior rim bands are secured together with tacks. Basket retains its original dry red paint on top and sides

F476 Late 19th century oil on canvas still life of fruit painting. Signed by Artist W. Tudor. The painting is in excellent vintage condition.

F465 Early 19th century Lancaster County, Pennsylvania mortised stool, in old red paint, high arched cut out sides, with splayed legs and drop aprons on both sides. One board pine wood, square head nail construction.

RM1483 19th Century Mortar and Pestle in original beautiful blue paint with remnants of various incised bands. The paint is a very dry indigo blue. Wear and a few surface age cracks indicative of age and use.

J228 Pristine Sewing Basket from one of the four Maine Indian Tribes known as the "Wabanaki Confederacy". (Possibly from the Pasamaquoddy or Penobscot Tribes.) This stunning, multi-tiered, handwoven basket is exquisitely adorned with porcupine curls and bears four exceptionally woven interior basket pockets.

Small blue painted wooden framed looking glass / mirror. Tiny square head nail construction. Ring on top for hanging.

*SOLD* J223 Full size Madison Mitchell Canada Goose Decoy - signed in pencil on bottom "R. Madison Mitchell - 1958"

J225 Pair of Merganzer Duck Working Decoys

J214 18th century rare diminutive American wrought iron rush light with tripod base resting on hand forged padded feet. Great original surface. Sturdy, sits level and is in wonderful working condition.

J201 Pennsylvania gathering basket with single wrapped rim and sturdy steamed and bent, notched handle bearing an early white painted surface.

RM1482 Simplistic double-sided scrub / scouring box with great wear to one side and wonderful dry red paint. Slanted work surface on both sides. Tiny square head nail construction. Circa 1840s. (Knife included.)

J61 Charming early 19th century Pennsylvania Child’s Rope Bed with acorn turned posts retaining its original beautiful dry blue painted surface. Circa 1820 – 1830.

**SOLD** H398 Local Eastern Shore, MD wooden storage box retaining its original blue painted surface. Square head nail, one board construction. The wood is yellow pine. Circa 1810 – 1820’s.

**SOLD** J215 Canvasback Drake Decoy carved by Scott Jackson (1852-1929) of Charlestown, Maryland - Cleaned to the original paint and enhanced. Original weight, ring and staple intact on bottom.

J216 Very early Canvasback Drake Decoy by John Graham (1822-1912) of Charlestown, Maryland. Second coat of working paint with areas of original paint showing, along with evidence of being shot over. Original iron keel weight, ring and staple intact on bottom.

J211 19th century Toleware Tin Tea Canister converted into a lamp. Canister retains wonderful green painted surface with gold and black banding and a large bold font letter ‘M’ painted in matching black and gold gilt. Tin is circa 1870's.

H518 19th century Lancaster County, Pennsylvania one drawer Hepplewhite table in original vibrant yellow painted surface with remnants of black pinstripe decoration. The drawer is dovetailed front and back. Great wear on top.

J202 Late 19th century Pennsylvania Country Store counter six-drawer apothecary retaining the original salmon painted surface. Very faint remnants of blue painted writing that once identified drawer contents remains on some drawers. Square head nail, one-board construction with solid ends and original knobs.

RM1479 Small Railroad Lantern embossed on front with "D.R.G.M. 1861" - which is a marking depicting an early German Copyright. Front panel slides up to allow access to fill the internal oil / paraffin burner.

RM1480 Early 19th century New England hanging wall box with high arched back with hole for hanging. Small square head nail construction. Old dark red painted surface over the original mustard paint. Circa 1830s.

**Sold**J62 Hog scraper push up candlestick retaining original old blue painted surface. Finger curl for holding remains intact on top rim. Original push up tab is intact and works.

H458 Early 19th century beautiful turned wooden bowl with original blue painted surface. Unusual turned ring at base resting on a small, raised foot that measures 5 ¾” diameter.

H16 E441 Late 19th century Egg carrier with the original blue paint and black stenciled advertising. The following advertisements, “Reliable Egg Carrier Brooder Co. Quincy Ill There is also a patent date Nov 16, 1897. Removable lid.

**Sold**J210 Canvasback Drake decoy carved by Madison Mitchell Havre de Grace, MD (1901-1993) retaining its original painted surface. Original weight, ring and staple remain intact on bottom. Circa 1940's.

J212 Pennsylvania signed and dated Daniel & Donna Strauser Folk Art Bird Tree A Folk Art Carved Bird Tree by Dan Strawser 20th Century featuring seven carved and polychrome painted birds the underside is incised D+BS '77

J199 Exceptional early 19th century New England bail handle pantry box retaining original blue painted surface. Lid impressed "HOLMAN, HEYWOOD & CO MANUF'S, FITZWILLIAM DEPOT, N.H." Heavy construction with overlapping steamed and bentwood sides secured by small copper tacks.

J207 Wonderful 19th century New England Lantern with beautiful Windsor green paint and red pin striping. Very unusual Lantern featuring a wooden case with old wavy glass window lights on three sides with metal rods on each end to protect the old wavy glass. “Manufactured for Shawpepper & Slocum Fairport NY”.

J185 Early 19th century Lancaster County, Pennsylvania Drysink in original yellow painted surface featuring a deep well with tall shaped backsplash, two fully mortised and pegged doors, applied molding around the bottom and rests on applied turned feet bearing their original black painted surface. The bottom board of the drysink is fully dovetailed. This piece bears great wear from years of use. Faint remnants of a later salmon paint are evident in the areas of wear. Circa 1840’s.

J200 New England 19th Century Pantry Box with original green painted surface featuring overlapping bentwood sides, secured with small metal tacks. The band is pegged on to the lid. A carving in the center of the lid depicts either initials or a symbol of some sort. Interior also bears original green painted surface.

RM1475 Early 20th century Pig Cutting Board with original dry blue painted edges. Both sides show great wear from years of use. Found in Pennsylvania.

J198 Set of six (6) matching 18th century American pewter spoons. One spoon has the initials “AR” carved on the back of the handle tip.

J204 Early Pennsylvania double-sided trade sign advertising “R. B. ALBRIGHT HARNESS AND SHOE REPAIRING” hand painted in black letters on a white painted background. Wear to the paint in the advertising area is indicative of age. The sign is painted on tin and is encased in a wooden frame. Both sides of the sign are in good condition. Unsigned.

J208 Group of four early hand forged iron kitchen utensils. The fork, spatula and ladle are all marked on the back side of the handle and have matching iron curly-cue ends. The bowl of the ladle and flared end of spatula are made of hammered copper. The iron peel/spatula has a flat end with a hole for hanging. All four items measure approximately 16" long.

lJ208 Group of four early hand forged iron kitchen utensils. The fork, spatula and ladle are all marked on the back side of the handle and have matching iron curly-cue ends. The bowl of the ladle and flared end of spatula are made of hammered copper. The iron peel/spatula has a flat end with a hole for hanging.

RM1476 Beautiful mid-19th century original blue painted and decorated cutting board bearing a Pennsylvania Dutch-style hand painted floral motif on the slightly raised center, encircled by a garland of hand painted leaves on one side and natural patina with extensive wear from years of use on the opposite side. Measurements: 11” diameter x ¾” thick (in center)

*SOLD* RM1476 Beautiful mid-19th century original blue painted and decorated cutting board bearing a Pennsylvania Dutch-style hand painted floral motif on the slightly raised center, encircled by a garland of hand painted leaves on one side and natural patina with extensive wear from years of use on the opposite side.

H97 Wonderful New England wooden bowl, hand turned bowl is out of round, footed, in the original red painted surface with strong evidence of slow lathe turning, and resting on raised foot. This Bowl is deep rather than the more typical shallower bowls.

RM1477 Canvasback Drake decoy carved by James Holly (1855- 1935) of Havre De Grace Maryland. This decoy bears double brands on the bottom: remnants of "H B S" and boldly branded "J. L. BREES".

RM1478 Rare Canvasback Hen Decoy carved by George Washington "Wash" Barnes (1862-1915) of Carpenter's Point (Cecil County), Maryland. Branded ‘JH’ on the underside of tail. Original staple and ring remain intact on bottom. Circa 1880. Crack in neck.

J188 Tall 5-gallon heavily cobalt-blue decorated crock with tooled shoulder, squared rim, and applied lug handles attributed to the Remmey Pottery, Philadelphia, PA. Decorated on the front and reverse with a handle-to-handle floral motif and a ‘5’ inscribed on the rim.

J192 General Store Advertising display cabinet for Putnam Dyes. This double-sided display cabinet is made of wood with colorful panels on the front and back. The door lifts to reveal an instructional label that identifies how to achieve “popular shades made by mixing Putnam fadeless dyes.”.

**SOLD** G692 Early Flying Goose carved wooden Weathervane on a custom made stand. Exceptional original condition with great natural weathered surface. The tail is mortised into the body, and both legs are individually attached to the body. Just a great piece of American Folk Art. Found off the Cape of Massachusetts. Circa 1930-1940s.

RM1473 Charming identified and dated Pennsylvania miniature blanket chest retaining original red and black painted surface with clean, natural patina interior. The chest boasts a dovetailed case with applied molding around lid and bottom and rests on turned feet that are mortised through the bottom. Inside the lid is stenciled prominently in pencil with “M.F. 1844” and “N.M.F., 1874” – and there are what appears to be several names (unreadable) and dates less prominently written both on the inside of the lid and on the bottom of the chest. This miniature chest bears such great characteristics that would be appealing to sit alone and admire all by itself or add to a stack. Measurements: 13 ¾” wide x 7 ¼” deep x 9 ½” tall

RM1473 Charming id rests on turned feet that are mortised througentified and dated Pennsylvania miniature blanket chest retaining original red and black painted surface with clean, natural patina interior. The chest boasts a dovetailed case with applied molding around lid and bottom andh the bottom. Inside the lid is stenciled prominently in pencil with “M.F. 1844” and “N.M.F., 1874” –

J191 Wonderful small sized framed painting depicting a quaint snowy landscape featuring a house by an ice-covered pond hosting nine people ice skating. Oil on artist board signed by artist Eleanor Morehouse (1939 – 2020 of Somerset N.J.) in the lower left corner.

J165 Jerry Martin tin student lamp with old indigo blue paint and adjustable double socket electrified candles resting on a sand-filled conical base. Stamped “JM 2019” on bottom of base. (Jeremy "Jerry" Martin of Marietta, PA was a Blacksmith and Tinsmith.) Dated 2019.

J187 Early gathering Basket with old blue painted surface. The basket boasts a double wooden banded top rim that is securely wrapped, a kicked in bottom for ventilation, and a nice, sturdy, deeply notched steamed and bent tall wooden handle. Heavy and very well made. It has a make-do repair over what appears to be a mouse hole, and a few very minor breaks, but is in very good condition overall.

J171 18th century Iron trivet / griddle. Six, slightly curved hand forged iron strips are mortised through the ends to create the cooking area. Curlicue detail on each of the feet.

J172 18th century hand forged iron Hearth Roaster featuring eight sets of roasting “pickets” / prongs over an open trivet area, resting on pad feet.

J175 18th century iron round griddle with decorative scrolled tip on end handle. The circular rotating top rests on raised footed base and is in great working condition.

Y372 Rare over size Apple, Stone Fruit, very unusual shape

J150 Large cluster of stone fruit grapes - wooden stem. black and goldish color grapes .

J178 late 19th century nice piece of stone fruit in the form of half an apple. It has great color. note the seeds , but no cracks or repairs.

J121 Canvasback Drake carved by James T. Holly (1855- 1935 of Have De Grace Maryland, youngest Son to Daddy Holly, a boat builder and craftsman by trade.) Circa 1890 - 1920's bearing an enhanced original coat of paint, what appears to be the original weight and staple on bottom and evidence of being shot over.

J177 Canvasback Hen Decoy carved by R. Madison Mitchell (1901-1993) from Havre de Grace, Maryland. Original weight and ring are intact on bottom of decoy.

J126 Late 19th century Pennsylvania original Mustard painted apothecary / spice cabinet featuring an unusual 18 drawer layout with original porcelain knobs. The drawer stretchers are mortised into the ends. A decorative cut out backsplash adorns the back.

J159 Late 18th century Pennsylvania miniature blanket chest retaining old red painted surface and spectacular details such as applied reeded molding around the lid, a tightly dovetailed case and a beautiful, applied bracket base featuring cut out designs that repeat on all four corners.

J168 19th century York County, Pennsylvania painted pine dry sink with overhanging drawer retaining original black painted surface. Delicately scalloped cut out apron adorns the front. The well boasts shaped ends and the interior of the well retains remnants of old red paint and bears extensive wear from years of use. Drawer is dovetailed. Doors are fully mortised with nicely beaded edges. Circa 1820’s.

F525 Early 19th century Pennsylvania sawbuck table, having a two-board pine top and a base in beautiful robin egg blue paint with apple tray below. Circa 1820. The top has a wonderful patina with traces of the original blue paint and is in very good condition. It also has an excellent overhang, allowing for comfortable seating for up to six people.

J152 Pennsylvania paint decorated wooden foot stool retaining original black painted surface with remnants of floral paint decoration on the top and simple pinstriping accents on the apron and each of the slightly splayed legs. The drop aprons on each side are mortised into the legs and boast a nice cut out that matches the cut out on each leg/foot.

Late 19th century Preston, Maryland (Caroline County) hanging wall shelf retaining original oyster white painted surface. Shelves are mortised into the shaped ends. The wood is yellow pine. Wear indicative of age and use. Measurements: 13 ¾” wide x 5” deep x 27 5/8” tall.

*sold* Late 19th century Preston, Maryland (Caroline County) hanging wall shelf retaining original oyster white painted surface. Shelves are mortised into the shaped ends.

J148 Early 20th century Toy Cannon - Tin with wooden wheels. Embossed D.R.G.M. on one side and D.R.P.a. on other side - which are markings depicting an early 20th century German Copyright. Wooden wheels are red painted with gold painted accents and black painted 'tread' Circa 1910. Nice condition, with wear indicative of use.

18th century Maryland pumpkin painted Hepplewhite one drawer table boasting long, delicately tapered legs and one dovetailed drawer. Rosehead nail construction with the apron of the table being mortised into the legs and secured with wooden pegs.

J128 19th Century Pennsylvania original red painted blanket chest with dovetailed case, applied dovetailed bracket base with cut out feet and applied molded edges around the lid. Nice hand inlaid escutcheon around the keyhole appears to be made of either bone or ivory. Clean, natural patina interior boasting original strap hinges, a molded edge lidded till and original crab lock.

J98 Miniature Charles Barnard high-head Canvasback decoy carved by Lloyd Cargile – solid wood, branded on bottom “LC”.

RM1467 Late 19th century small sized wire bale handle firkin boasting its original beautiful robin egg blue painted surface. Staved and bentwood sides with simple overlapping finger bands secured with copper tacks and a copper staple at the tip of each 'finger'. Original wire bale handle with wooden grip. Clean natural patina interior.

J68 Miniature white Swan - faint remnant of signature on bottom reads: "Made by H R Jobes Jr." (Harry Robert Jobes, Jr. of Havre de Grace, MD) Approximate Measurements: 9" long x 2 1/2" wide x 3 3/4" tall

*SOLD* J68 Miniature white Swan - faint remnant of signature on bottom reads: "Made by H R Jobes Jr." (Harry Robert Jobes, Jr. of Havre de Grace, MD)

*SOLD* J130 Antique blue and white salt glazed Pitcher with eagle and shield , covered with a blue and white salt glaze, great condition,

G151 Early 20th century wooden trade sign for "John Heldmyer. Jr. Realtor Middletown DE " painted on single board with breadboard ends, with white background and black and red as the other colors.

D221 Pennsylvania hand carved Folk Art Bird Tree with five carved folky painted circa 1980’s Birds. Mounted in a turned base Measures approximately 15" tall

D221 Pennsylvania hand carved Folk Art Bird Tree with five carved folky painted circa 1980’s Birds. Mounted in a turned base for displaying

J127 Lancaster County, Pennsylvania original salmon painted drysink boasting rare Bible Cross Panel doors with beaded edges and a very unusual hinged shelf along the top that lifts to create a tall backsplash and accommodates larger items in the well area. One dovetailed drawer overhangs to the right-hand side of the drysink.

J139 Early Tobacco Trade sign - from a private collection where it has been for many years. It is an old original made of solid wood advertising “David Wisehart, Maker of Fine Snuffs – Wholesale & Retail at Lowest Rates - Old Havanna – Best Tobacco” It is painted on board with a chain attached for hanging. It was meant for hanging above the cigar display. Image Properties

*SOLD* J139 Early Tobacco Trade sign - from a private collection where it has been for many years. It is an old original made of solid wood advertising “David Wisehart, Maker of Fine Snuffs – Wholesale & Retail at Lowest Rates - Old Havanna – Best Tobacco”

J125 Pennsylvania original red painted blanket chest. Dovetailed case with applied bracket base that is also dovetailed and features tall cut out feet. Interior boasts a lidded till and a clean, natural patina. Circa 1830.

J137 Very early long wooden trade sign from eastern Pennsylvania – advertising “B. WHITE and SON.” Letters are painted in silver on a dark blue background. Sign boasts molded edge on all sides. A separate framed photograph goes along with this sign – showing it as it was hung on the original storefront – and history reveals itself when viewing the reverse side of the sign as it bears the original “B. WHITE” sign as photographed and indicates the sign was added on to as the family grew to “B. WHITE and SON.”

H237 Late 18th Century slight beehive bowl with distinct turnings and slightly raised foot bearing a beautiful Windsor green painted surface and natural patina interior with evidence of slow turnings and extensive chop marks.

F487 Folk Art Pennsylvania hand carved Bird Tree dated 1987 and signed DS with seven birds, mounted on a round base. The Folk Art carver is Daniel Stawser, from Pennsylvania Measures 22 ½” tall

*SOLD* F487 Folk Art Pennsylvania hand carved Bird Tree dated 1987 and signed DS with seven birds, mounted on a round base.

J106 Early 19th century Pennsylvania flat wall storage cupboard retaining its original black painted surface. The cupboard features four fully mortised and pegged raised panel doors, applied molding around top, tall feet with half-moon cut out ends and a beautiful decorative cut out apron on front. Natural patina interior with upper interior shelves retaining applied wooden plate stops

J124 Three cluster of beautiful stone fruit grapes - wooden stem. White , red and dark color grapes .

J96 Stunning 19th Century Oil on Canvas painting of three Sheep and two Chickens, in a barn with blue tub of water and hay, unframed, signed in the lower right-hand corner. 16” wide x 20” tall

*SOLD* J96 Stunning 19th Century Oil on Canvas painting of three Sheep and two Chickens, in a barn with blue tub of water and hay, unframed, signed in the lower right-hand corner.

18th Early 19th C Iron Tin Candle Holder Box Antique Candlebox -- Nice Original Patina Circa 1790-1830, this piece is a fine representation of the art of period metalsmithing, being of heavy tin construction with soldered seams The piece measures approximately 13 ¾ " wide with the compartment being 4 1/2" in diameter x 7” tall

*SOLD* J138 18th Early 19th C Iron Tin Candle Holder Box Antique Candlebox -- Nice Original Patina Circa 1790-1830, this piece is a fine representation of the art of period metalsmithing, being of heavy tin construction with soldered seams

Ji22 19th century Trade Sign for Lucas' Liquid pure paints for G.W. Covinton & L J Co. Still Pond MD.By 1877, George Washington Covington had a store at the crossroads in Still Pond that prospered over the next 50 years.Covington’s original mercantile venture is still in business as the Still Pond Market

**Sold**J133 Doug Jester (VA, 1876-1961), Hooded Merganser Chincoteague, Virginia, Doug is best known for his mergansers, this working hoodie is exceptional.

H1072 York County, Pennsylvania drysink with overhanging dovetailed drawer and mortised stretcher bearing light mustard over original yellow painted surface. Beaded edge around doors. Natural patina interior. Circa 1850s

J135 This is a wonderful little all original period portrait 19th century, circa 1820. The silhouette features a Girl sitter in profile view. The silhouette is housed behind old glass in its original stained wood frame complete with its original wood backing

**Sold**RM1468 An outstanding example of American folk art, This hooked rug patterns of the later 19th century, and it was probably hooked sometime around 1890-1920 This rug features a Eagle holding a flag covered shield Strips of wool cloth were used for the hooking

J93 18th Century Pennsylvania original red painted wall box featuring a canted lid and tall, angled cut out back. Large “T” nail and rose head nail construction. The sturdy lid is held in place with “hinges” that are configured of two thick pieces of leather applied with multiple rose head nails.

J102 18th Century Shenandoah Valley, Virginia original blue painted one drawer Hepplewhite table. This wonderful table features simple beaded edging on both sides of drawer front, deep overhanging two board top, delicately tapered legs. The apron is fully mortised and pegged into the legs and the single drawer runner beneath center of the drawer is mortised/dovetailed into the front/back of the apron. Walnut and yellow pine wood with Rose-head, square head and “T” nail construction. Measurements: 19” wide x 18 ½” deep x 27” tall

*SOLD* J102 18th Century Shenandoah Valley, Virginia original blue painted one drawer Hepplewhite table. This wonderful table features simple beaded edging on both sides of drawer front, deep overhanging two board top, delicately tapered legs. The apron is fully mortised and pegged into the legs and the single drawer runner beneath center of the drawer is mortised/dovetailed into the front/back of the apron. Walnut and yellow pine wood with Rose-head, square head and “T” nail construction.

V379 19th century Virginia chest with three dovetailed drawers, applied back splash bearing original pale mustard painted surface. The primary wood is cherry with secondary woods of walnut and yellow pine. Post and Paneled construction with a nice, paneled back. Posts end in round turnings creating the feet. Circa 1820.

J110 Early 19th century New England Apothecary featuring a dovetailed case and 15 dovetailed drawers retaining the original dry, red painted surface. Square head nail construction. Drawers retain original wooden knobs/drawer pulls

*SOLD* J110 Early 19th century New England Apothecary featuring a dovetailed case and 15 dovetailed drawers retaining the original dry, red painted surface. Square head nail construction. Drawers retain original wooden knobs/drawer pulls

G579 Mid 19th century Shaker original blue painted, lidded wooden sugar bucket featuring iron diamond-shaped bail plates, wire bail with turned wood handle, chamfered bottom

*SOLD* J116 Pair of 19th centurry Copper Heart Molds Tin lined copper mold in fine original condition.

J118 19th Century Architectural Finial in its original dry surface, wonderful hand turnings and a great piece of folk art. 16 1/2” tall 6 3/4

*SOLD* J118 19th Century Architectural Finial in its original dry surface, wonderful hand turnings and a great piece of folk art

H952C 19th century turned wooden Mortar and Pestle in original black painted surface. Nicely turned shape with simple incised ring around the outside and a molded interior lip surrounding the opening of the Mortar. Natural patina interior.

J117 Robert "Bob" McGaw (1879-1958) Havre de Grace, MD, c. 1930 Canvasback Drake Decoy in original paint with original rigging.

Charlie Joiner (1921-2015) Chestertown, Maryland. Canvasback Drake decoy circa 1950 Original paint and rigging , old tight crack to neck no movement Charlie "Speed" Joiner was a renowned and beloved waterfowls. It is said that he received his nickname "Speed" because of his deft skills in painting his birds. This is a wonderful example of his work

J119 Charlie Joiner (1921-2015) Chestertown, Maryland. Canvasback Drake decoy circa 1950 Original paint and rigging , old tight crack to neck no movement Charlie "Speed" Joiner was a renowned and beloved waterfowls. It is said that he received his nickname "Speed" because of his deft skills in painting his birds. This is a wonderful example of his work

H964 Cutlery tray / knife box with curved center divider featuring an oval cutout for carrying purposes. Slightly canted sides.

J72 19th century Wall Box, in the original Windsor green paint featuring tombstone shaped back with hole for hanging. The box bears a very thin, flush/flat applied molding with mitered front corners around the front and sides

D192 Wallpaper-covered Wooden Dome-top Box, possibly Massachusetts, early 19th century, the wallpapered exterior is a floral design on a light blue field, trimmed with mustard. Measurements: 5 5/8" wide x 3 1/2" deep x 4" tall

D192 19th century small Wallpaper-covered Wooden Dome-top Box, possibly Massachusetts, early 19th century, the wallpapered exterior is a floral design on a light blue field, trimmed with mustard

J94 Late 19th century Patriotic elaborately hand carved solid wooden shelf featuring a large Eagle with outstretched wings overlooking carved acorns / fruit. Heavily adorned with dimensional carvings from top to bottom

RM1464 Nice, hand crocheted 48 Star Flag - with very detailed individually applied crocheted stars. Has been professionally mounted and framed.

G118 19th century Pennsylvania red painted tall Apothecary Chest with twenty-eight drawers. The drawers are nailed construction and rest on an applied base with a nice high cutout apron. The drawer fronts are chamfered. The overlapping drawer fronts act as a drawer stop. Circa 1880.

*SOLD* F114 Rare Maryland "high neck" style canvasback drake, Taylor Boyd, 1856-1946 Perryville, Maryland, circa 1900. Original paint and rigging.

J92 Pair of blue Wing Teal Decoys carved by J. Newnam Valliant of Bellevue, Talbot County, Maryland. Bottom of each decoy reads “J. N. Valliant 1967” “To our Wonderful Redhead – Pauline and Newnam”

H989 19th century Hired hands Rope Bed with original red paint. This amazing simple form rope bed was circa 1800-1820. It has wonderful form and great old dry red paint . This rope bed is in amazing condition. It is complete and ready to be assembled

*SOLD* F522 Early 19th century Pennsylvania original blue painted work stool, round thick seat with four legged construction. Measurements are: 15 1/4" diameter and it is 1/4" thick x 18 1/4" tall

H173 Early 19th century one door Storage Cupboard in original bittersweet red paint. The top of the Cupboard is dovetailed with a single panel door which is mortised and pinned. Door opens to reveal a nice, clean interior with shelves. It has a nice high cut out foot. Original surface. Circa 1820.

D163 Early 20th century bottle rack with great original bittersweet paint with black lettering. This rack was used in a store to sell ginger ale for Dang Szwoyer, Hanover PA. Circa 1920 -1930. Measurements: 19" wide x 12" deep x 36" tall

*SOLD* D163 Early 20th century bottle rack with great original bittersweet paint with black lettering. This rack was used in a store to sell ginger ale for Dang Szwoyer, Hanover PA. Circa 1920 -1930.

T120 This Display Cabinet sat on the counter of an old general store in the late 1800’s or early 1900’s. The wood is pine, with beautiful yellow paint, with a glass front, sides and back. It has straight sides and good visibility with the glass in the back that allows light in. The back door is hinged for easy access to the interior.

RM1463 Maritime Telescope – marked “US Navy” – made in Liverpool England. Civil War era.

B637 Early 19th century Pennsylvania Salt Box with the original red paint. Dovetailed case featuring an arched back with hole for hanging. The wood is walnut. Circa 1820.

H994D Hog scraper push up candlestick retaining original old gray painted surface. Finger curl for holding remains intact on top rim.

A218 19th century Single Piece Carved Wood Scoop Shovel with Original Chrome Orange Paint. Arched carved pan with cylindrical shaft and D-shaped carved handle. Measurements: 35" long x 12" wide

*SOLD* A218 19th century Single Piece Carved Wood Scoop Shovel with Original Chrome Orange Paint. Arched carved pan with cylindrical shaft and D-shaped carved handle.

A232 19th century Lancaster County Pennsylvania table top Dough Box in the original red paint. Square head nails with one board construction. One board top with two applied handles. Retains all original surface.

H232 Early 19th century twelve tin Pie Safe, with the original blue paint, all tins are original, beautiful back boards, pit sawed, the case of the Pie Safe is mortised and pegged and resting on full heigh legs.

J89 Late 18th century Pennsylvania slide lid Candle Box with original, dry-red painted surface. Slightly chamfered edges along the top. Three symmetrically carved finger notches in the end of the lid allow easy opening of the smoothly sliding lid. Tiny tee nail construction.

H475 19th century cooper with gold gilt painted surface weathervane. Mounted on a wooden architectural base for display purposes. Circa late 19th century, American origin.

J15 Early 19th century Lancaster Co. Pennsylvania one door storage cupboard retaining its original yellow painted surface. The Cupboard has a single panel door which is fully mortised,

H968 Original dark blue painted lidded firkin with tongue and groove softwood staved sides secured with tapered lap joint wood bands held in place with copper tacks and a single staple at the end of each band. Remnants of maker's stamp visible on top of lid. Wooden swing handle attached by large buttonhead wooden pins. Very clean, natural patina interior. Measurements: 10" diameter (bottom) x 9 1/2" diameter (top) x 9 3/4" tall.

H968 19th century New England beautiful Original dark blue painted lidded firkin with tongue and groove softwood staved sides secured with tapered lap joint wood bands held in place with copper tacks

RM1462 19th century Folk Art wooden cannon with the date ‘1770’ painted on top. This wooden cannon replica was most likely used as a display prop in a Grand Army of the Republic (G.A.R.) Hall – with the date representing the style of cannon it is modeled after.

RM1402 19th century New England original indigo blue painted bail handled pantry box with double banded lid. Steamed and bentwood sides and bands secured with tiny tacks. Clean, natural patina interior.

J60 18th century Shenandoah Valley Virginia very unusual Painted Basin Stand, in its original sage green paint. The Stand features an opening for the metal basin, and a carved-out soap dish as well as an opening for the shaving mug. Beautiful scalloped drop apron on all four sides of the top, and a bottom shelf that has chip-carved beading around the bottom of the shelf. The wood is yellow pine. The Stand is all original. Circa 1790-1810.

**SOLD** J76 Early 20th century double sided Trade Sign advertising “Rooms for Tourists”. Each side of the sign is in good condition. Painted on a single board with applied molding surrounding all edges with hooks for hanging. White background with black letters and a clover painted on each side.

G1853 Unusual three-Gallon Stoneware Baltimore Maryland Crock with Large Cobalt Decoration. Circa 1875. Applied lug handles, decorated with a two-stemmed plant design on the front.

**SOLD** H1036 Late 19th century Maryland Gathering basket in beautiful dry blue paint. The basket features a nice, high-notched steamed and bent handle, a single wrapped rim and a reinforced bottom, that is slightly kicked in.

RM1399 – 18th century tilt top candlestand retaining original paper label underneath that reads “Milton Litchfield County Connecticut”. Old black paint over the original red painted surface. Solid wooden baluster turned column with three highly arched dovetailed legs.

J81 Original dark blue painted lidded firkin with tongue and groove softwood staved sides secured with tapered lap joint wood bands held in place with small tacks. Wooden swing handle attached by large buttonhead wooden pins.

J50C Easter Candy Container - Rabbit in normal sitting pose. Made of a Composite material (not flocked). White with black spots and bright pink ears. Removable head with glass eyes.

J68 Miniature white Swan - faint remnant of signature on bottom reads: "Made by H R Jobes Jr." (Harry Robert Jobes, Jr. of Havre de Grace, MD) Early repair to neck is faintly visible.

J69 Miniature white Swan with outstretched neck - signed on bottom: Dick Robinson. (Dick Robinson of Bel Air, MD)

J11 Mid 19th century New England original green painted two door cupboard featuring unusually low height with decorative cut out apron and ends and applied decorative molding around top. Doors are fully mortised and wooden pegged. Clean, natural patina interior. Square head nail construction.

J80 Original yellow painted bale handle lidded bucket with branded information on lid: "No 20 KEEP THIS COVER ON - Mincemeat is better if kept in a cool place and stirred often as the liquor settles at the bottom - Net Weight 20 lbs" Remnants of store's stencil remain visible across center of lid - Baltimore, MD. Dry, vivid yellow surface.

J54 Set of 6 leather bound books - "Smollett's Works" - The Miscellaneous Works of Tobias Smollett, M.D. with Memoirs of his life and writings by Robert Anderson, M.D. - The Sixth Edition, In 6 Volumes - 1820" (Complete set - nice condition!)

J63A Rare, Tin, 18th Century hog scraper Wedding Band push-up candlestick. Hard to find one this early made of Tin with brass wedding band decoration. Push-up works smoothly.

J63b Early 19th century iron “hogscraper” push up candlestick in old white painted surface. Retains original finger curl at top and tight, working push-up thumb tab. Unmarked. Surface pitting and wear indicative of age and use.

J67 19th century New England Pantry Box with old blue over original blue paint. Steamed and bentwood construction secured with tiny wooden pegs and copper tacks. Great crackled surface with natural patina on the inside

J52 Group of 5 Books - "Motley's Works - "The Rise of the Dutch Republic", Vol. I & III (1897) and "History of the United Netherlands", Vol. I, II & III (1898) - Colorful covers, beautiful dark blue and gold raised leather bindings. Really nice condition!

J87 13-Star / 7 Stripe American Flag Banner – All cotton with stitched appliqued stars on both sides.

*SOLD* RM1461 Full sized Swan decoy in preening pose - signed on bottom by carver, Dan Brannock (of Cambridge, MD

J44 Mid-19th century New England wooden Trade Sign advertising "Millinery". Letters are painted in gold on a black background. Single sided, one board surrounded with applied molding secured with small wire nails. Circa 1870’s.

J48 Late 19th century Child's wheelbarrow in original green and bittersweet painted surface with yellow paint decoration. Wheel is constructed of an iron band over wooden spokes and turns freely. Great size for display! Nice wear. Circa1890- 1900.

J47 Bonnie Barrett oversized wooden cutout Easter Bunny saddled with a basket full of colorful eggs. Signed on front in lower right corner by artist and dated 2005. Wonderful paint details. Certificate of authenticity on back

J50 Easter Candy Container - Flocked Rabbit in crouched position with right paw stretched forward. Circa 1940 Brown color, flocked surface, made of composite material with removable head and glass eyes.

G834 New England oval finger lapped pantry box with great old bittersweet red paint. Steamed and bentwood oval form secured with tacked opposing finger-laps and wooden-pin construction.

RM1460 Original Pair of 1859 Civil War Cavalry Spurs, nice dark patina. Hard to find a matched pair anymore

J46 Upper Bay Holly Redhead decoy. Early Holly family hand carved decoy Havre De Grace Maryland circa 1900 old working paint with original paint showing through

J16 Canvasback Decoy Early upper bay canvasback Hen decoy Old working second coat of paint with original paint showing thru circa 1920

H179 18th century Delaware blue painted one-piece corner cupboard featuring two raised panel doors boasting original “H & L” hinges, applied dental molding around the top and applied cut out bracket base. Great small size. Natural patina interior. Rosehead nail construction.

**SOLD** J39 Exceptional 19th century American folk art paint decorated gameboard / checkerboard boasting original gold, green and red paint on black background. The front edges are beveled up to ¾” from the corners- creating a unique design that is further enhanced by delicate geometrical and scrolled designs painted in each corner. The beveled edges are painted gold and red. One board construction.

RM1457 Late 19th century New England very unusual form canted wall box in fantastic original blue painted surface. The inner lip of the front bears a hand-hewn rounded edge. Nice wear. Square nail and wire nail construction.

i1 Pennsylvania blanket chest in original blue paint featuring dovetailed case and applied dovetailed bracket base. Applied molded edge around lid. Clean, natural patina interior with a lidded till. Circa 1830s.

J33 Early yellow ware stoneware oval shaped food / pudding mold depicting a patriotic Eagle encircled with 12 Stars.

J43 Wonderful hand-woven splint basket with unique rim and handle detailing that is suggestive of the Southern Appalachia (possibly Virginia) area. Basket boasts an oval opening tapering to a rectangular bottom and bears a warm, natural patina surface. Sturdy basket in great condition with no breaks.

RM1459 Civil War Confederate Georgia Cartridge Box Plate. Among the rarest of southern state plates are these Georgia plates. This is a marvelous NON-DUG plate retaining its original dark patina. Dead-real and very strong condition. Sharp detail, pretty patina, and a couple dark age spots from verdigris presence decades ago. A super Southern plate and incredibly scarce.

J41 Early 20th century double sided Restaurant Advertising Trade Sign painted on a wooden fan blade. One side reads “OYSTER STEW 25c” and the reverse side reads “PORK & BEANS”. Great hand-painted stenciled lettering on a black painted background. Original early metal fan bracket/hardware remains intact on one end and an early applied wooden batten remains intact on larger end. Circa 1900-1910.

J42 Early 20th century double sided Restaurant Advertising Trade Sign painted on a wooden fan blade. One side reads “HOT DRINKS OF ALL KINDS” and the reverse side reads “PORK & BEANS”. Great hand-painted stenciled lettering on a black painted background. Original early metal fan bracket/hardware remains intact on one end and an early applied wooden batten remains intact on larger end. Circa 1900-1910.

J13 Two drawer apothecary Advertising “H.S. Segars” “Loaf Sugars” on drawer fronts. Dovetailed case and drawers. Original paint decorated surface with beautiful hand painted stenciled lettering. Original drawer pulls. Natural patina interior.

J31 Late19th century Pennsylvania wooden double sided Game Board with Parcheesi on one side and Checkers on the other. Retains untouched crackled original red painted surface with the Parcheesi board painted in green and gold polychrome colors and the Checkers side painted in black and gold polychrome colors. One board construction with applied molding on all sides that is attached with small square head nails.

J17 19th century Maryland demilune table in the original robin-egg blue paint. Table is circa 1880s and features a semi-circular top over a plain, triangular-shaped apron. This table is raised upon three squared legs which gently taper towards their feet.

H1077 Wonderful 19th century Oil on Canvas depicting a still life of a basket of apples with several loose apples in the foreground. A signature is not evident; however, this painting is in the style of American Artist William Mason Brown (1828–1898) who was renowned for romantic landscapes beginning in 1850 and began specializing in still lifes in 1858. His paintings are to be found at The Brooklyn Museum of Art, the Cleveland Museum of Art, The Corcoran Gallery of Art, and the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. (Wikipedia)

J37 19th century New England original green painted round utility basket with attached steamed and bent side handles. Tightly woven with single wrapped rim with bumped up bottom inside the basket for added air flow. Great condition. Circa 1880s.

**SOLD** F440 19th century New England bail handle Pantry Box with wonderful original mustard painted exterior and natural patina interior. Steamed and overlapping bentwood sides secured with small metal tacks. The sides of the box are fitted with a pair of oval stamped tin handle mounts that secure an arched wire swing handle with wooden hand grip.

B423 Seven drawer Spice Cabinet featuring six small drawers over one large drawer configuration with old crackled red painted surface. Simple nail construction. Circa 1880.

J35 19th century looking glass with the original mirror encased in a molded frame with rounded corners and slightly arched top retaining its original blue painted surface. Nice, thick wood with great wear. Early eye hook at top for hanging purposes. Measurements: 11 1/8” wide x ¾” thick x 13” tall.

*SOLD* J35 19th century looking glass with the original mirror encased in a molded frame with rounded corners and slightly arched top retaining its original blue painted surface. Nice, thick wood with great wear. Early eye hook at top for hanging purposes.

J29 Early Canvasback drake decoy carved by Thomas Barnard (1847-1927), Havre de Grace, Maryland. Second coat of working paint. Original weight and staple remain on bottom. Thomas was the older brother of decoy maker Charles Nelson Barnard.

J30 Rare 1958 Charlie 'Speed' Joiner (1921-2015 Chestertown, MD) Sleeping Canvasback Duck Decoy. Mounted on wood base for display purposes. “C.W. Joiner Betterton MD 1958” is painted on bottom of decoy.

*SOLD* J30 Rare 1958 Charlie 'Speed' Joiner (1921-2015 Chestertown, MD) Sleeping Canvasback Duck Decoy. Mounted on wood base for display purposes. “C.W. Joiner Betterton MD 1958” is painted on bottom of decoy.

J25 Upper Bay Green Wing Teal Duck Decoy by Madison Mitchell (1901-1993) Havre de Grace, MD. Original weight, staple and ring remains on bottom.

RM1451 Beautiful Massachusetts document box retaining original blue painted surface. Clean, natural patina interior features an open glove till and applied interior molding around the opening to help keep dust and moisture from seeping inside the box. “T” nail construction. Circa 1790 – 1810.

J34 Early ‘make-do” Candle Stick Pin Cushion featuring large, inverted Strawberry shape with two early glass topped hat pins. All hand stitched.

J23 Rooster weathervane, full-bodied copper and iron with original red painted surface. Dates to the second half of the 19th century. Circa 1870. Mounted on custom base for display purposes.

**sold** J19 Fantastic 18th century wrought Iron Rush Light / Candle holder on tripod base with combination of pad and rolled feet. Hand forged iron.

*SOLD*J22 American, 20th Century Folk Art Owl Tree, with seven different beautiful hand carved and polychrome painted wooden Owls in various poses resting on steamed and bent branches. Mounted in a multi-tiered acorn shaped base for display. Signed, and branded on bottom, "Ken Kirby".

J18 Exceptional, early 19th century large original red painted coffee bin with black stenciling identified “from Franklin MacVeagh & Co. Proprietors Bengal Mills Chicago ILL” and “PANAMA COFFEE” on the top/lift lid.

H165 Early 19th century Wooden turned Bowl Small size, out of round ,with the original dry mustard paint on the outside and painted on the inside , and shows wonderful lathe marks,

F123 19th Century fantastic early Pennsylvania folk art style courting mirror or looking glass. This Mirror in small size and the most beautiful original fancy grained paint. The paint is completely original and untouched and well oxidized The corners each have a dovetailed inset batton.

RM1450 Mid 20th century hand carved wooden folk art Owl with original polychrome painted surface. Detailed carved eyes and wings. Unsigned. Mounted on wooden base for display purposes. Approximate measurements of Owl ~8 1/2" long x ~2 1/4" wide. 9 1/2" tall - mounted height. (Wooden base measures 2 1/4" x 2 3/4" x 1 3/4" tall)

**Sold**RM1450 Mid 20th century hand carved wooden folk art Owl with original polychrome painted surface. Detailed carved eyes and wings. Unsigned. Mounted on wooden base for display purposes.

H424 18th Century American (New England) tavern table / work table retaining a old blue painted surface !Featuring a rectangular wide one-board top that is pegged on with bead-board ends over a single dovetailed drawer, raised on round hand turned legs.

J21 19th century original yellow painted lidded wooden bucket with wire bail and wooden handle. Tongue and grooved staved sides secured with two metal bands. Clean, natural patina interior. The top is natural wood with dark patina surface.

*SOLD* J21 19th century original yellow painted lidded wooden bucket with wire bail and wooden handle. Tongue and grooved staved sides secured with two metal bands. Clean, natural patina interior. The top is natural wood with dark patina surface.

H993 19th century punched tin Lantern retaining original dry oyster white painted surface. Symmetrically punched and pierced patterns of dots and dashes, with punched and pierced designs in conical top for venting purposes.

RM1448 Sturdy, small sized natural Butt Basket with the name "MARY E. SALTZMAN" carved into the top of the handle. Single-wrapped rim, great condition.

H119 19th Century Pennsylvania splay leg Hepplewhite stand featuring long, dramatically splayed, delicately tapered legs in original dry reddish-salmon paint. Apron is fully mortised into the legs. Square nails secure the top to the base. Circa 1820s.

C447 19th century lathe turned wooden Bowl with the original pewter gray paint resting on a slightly raised foot. Natural patina interior. Great condition with no cracks, chips or breaks. Slightly out of round.

H1033 Small wooden stool featuring decorative cut out legs that are fully mortised through the top. Old red painted surface over the original gray paint. Very sturdy.

H384 Mid 19th century New England apothecary chest in original red paint with six drawers. Square head nail construction.

C332 19th century New England Chair Table, with the original red paint. The three-board pine top with generous overhang allows for comfortable seating. Chair base consists of a simple design that is fully mortised and pegged. Circa 1820s.

RM1449 19th century Eastern Shore, Maryland blanket chest in original dark blue painted surface. Original pencil sketches of ships inside lid. Dovetailed case with applied cut out bracket base featuring a third foot in the front. Dovetail and square head nail six-board construction. Circa 1860’s.

G297 Hand hooked rug depicting two fighting Roosters. Maker created dominant eyes, detailed combs, a few standing/loose feathers and pointed feet on each bird. The body of each Rooster incorporates several colors, giving the effect of both texture and movement.

H1074 Pennsylvania storage bin retaining original blue painted surface. Features half-moon cut out ends, double paneled front and molded edge around lid. Lift lid opens to reveal a divided interior with natural patina surface.

i2 18th century original blue painted dovetailed document box with applied molding around top and bottom. Combination of dovetailed, “T” nails and square head nailed six-board construction. Wonderful dry blue painted exterior surface with natural patina interior. Very faint pencil writing on inside of lid. Circa 1790s.

J10 19th century still Life painting signed , Beautifully framed painting depicting a still life setting of a watermelon, grapes, apples and pears. Oil on canvas. Signed in lower right corner. In what look like the original frame in great condition

**SOLD** H1070 18th century Stacking canister in the original red and blue paint, The canister is four compartments that stack on top of each other and interlocks with each other, all hand turned wood

I3 Vintage Fiordelisi Pietra Dura style signed porcelain plaque – circa 1972. This finely made Italian plaque depicts a bird resting on a branch adorned with peaches. Signed “Fiordelisi Pietro” on front, and “Firenze 1972” on back of slate. Constructed on slate with inlaid stone and marble.

H985 Blue Pa Decorated Stoneware TABLE TOP BUTTER CHURN Circa 1860

G919 Early 19th century Lancaster County, Pennsylvania very unusual splay legged pin-top worktable with two dovetailed drawers retaining original pumpkin and green painted surface. Beautiful turned legs are mortised into the apron and secured with wooden pegs.

**SOLD**H1061 Spectacular 18th century Pennsylvania nine-drawer apothecary / spice chest with beautiful original blue painted surface. Dovetailed case and drawers with rose head nail construction elsewhere. Very unusual configuration of drawers Circa 1750s.

F431 19th century North Carolina oval Trencher / Dough Bowl with original gray painted exterior and natural patina interior. Interior retains evidence of chop / slice marks

H1052 Early wooden footed turned bowl retaining original green and bittersweet painted surface. Remnants of paint decoration on interior and around the top edge of the bowl.

RM1447 Early, thick-walled original red painted mortar and pestle with simple turnings. The interior of the mortar and the pestle both bear wear indicative of extensive use.

**SOLD** H1049 Treenware lidded bowl retaining blue painted surface. Beautiful natural patina interior with visible hand hewn marks throughout. Small ‘handle’ on top of lid is carved from the same piece of wood as the lid itself. Ever so slightly raised foot,

I4 19th century one-gallon cobalt blue decorated Stoneware Crock stamped "P. Hermann – 1G". The stamp is clear. Peter Hermann was from Baltimore

I6 Early 1940's Madison Mitchell pair of rig mate Canvasback decoys with "O" brand on bottoms and rig -stamped "H.G. Staples". Original paint. Original staple, ring, and weight remains intact on bottom of each decoy. It is very hard to find a matching pair this early!

H262 Berk’s County, Pennsylvania original red painted two-piece nine window lite corner cupboard with two blind-panel doors on bottom. Reeded molding throughout. Nice painted surface, never over painted. High cut out foot. Original wavy glass in top door. Circa 1820 – 1850.

G185 Eastern Shore, Maryland full sized white swan decoy with multi-layered body / raised wings in the Talbot County style of carving. Was originally rigged with a horseshoe for a weight – which has long been removed for displaying purposes. circa 1940

**SOLD** RM1441 19th Century Mortar and Pestle in beautiful blue paint. The paint is dry early indigo blue and it has a nice deep extended base.

H1068 Lidded tub / bucket with staved sides retaining old blue painted surface. Lid “locks” via a mortised post on one side and an original hand carved wooden peg on the opposite side.

**SOLD** H1060 Early 19th century paint decorated oval shaped personal wooden keg – embellished with incised rings. Original red with blue painted bands and white hand painted decorations, retaining the date “1824” painted in white on one end and initials “HSD” painted on the opposite end.

**SOLD** H217 Fantastic early 19th century Pennsylvania dovetailed wall box with chiseled star centered in tombstone back in its original dry, green painted surface. Shaped front and sides. Nicely dovetailed front and back.

H1019 Oil painting on artists board featuring still life of five large strawberries. Unsigned.

H288 Early to mid-19th century General Store Trade Sign for "R.G. Page." advertising "W. I. Goods & Groceries" on one end, and "Eng. Goods & Crockery" on the opposite end. Sign is from Vermont. Black lettering on a white background. Molding surrounding all sides secured with square head nails. Early screws secure the battens on the back

RM1443 Early 19th century Mortar and Pestle with original vibrant yellow painted surface. Very simple turnings. Good condition - with a few minor surface cracks that do not go completely through, and nice wear from years of use. Dark natural patina interior. Measurements: 4 3/4" top diameter x 4 1/4" bottom diameter x 6 1/2" tall. Pestle measures 11" long.

*SOLD* RM1443 Early 19th century Mortar and Pestle with original vibrant yellow painted surface. Very simple turnings. Good condition - with a few minor surface cracks that do not go completely through, and nice wear from years of use. Dark natural patina interior.

H1059 Early turned wooden pedestal / store display bearing black and red painted surface. Solid wood. Sturdy.

**Sold**RM1442 New England original blue painted wallbox. Slightly rounded back with hole for hanging and tapered sides. Circa 1830's-1860's. Excellent wear from years of use. Cut nail construction.

H1053 Original blue painted “Tankard” style treenware lidded box – featuring steamed and bentwood sides secured with woven reeds and tacks. Wooden handle. Chamfered edge around lid. Lid opens to reveal a clean, natural patina interior.

H1048 Miniature wooden keeler bearing original red painted exterior with black painted bands and natural patina interior. Made from one piece of wood. No cracks.

H1058 Very thin, delicate turned wooden footed bowl bearing original Blue painted exterior decorated with two gold painted bands. Interior boasts original white paint bearing significant paint crackling due to age and use.

**Sold**G539 German made candy container. The figure is composition, and hand painted. The clothing is felt, and the beard is rabbit fur. He carries a miniature feather tree, complete with red berries held in the hand of Santa. The figure comes apart at the waist to expose the candy container. - 10" tall.

U130 Early German Feather Tree - goose feathers on wire limbs secured in an original white painted wooden base.

**Sold**G359 Santa with tree. Red coat with blue trousers. Marked on the bottom Japan Black belt with silver star in place of a buckle. mission hand on left side

H1037 Late 18th century – early 19th century Pennsylvania original red painted corner cupboard with a tall, four panel door over a smaller, two panel door configuration. Doors are fully mortised and feature beaded edges. Top doors open to reveal decoratively shaped / butterfly shelves painted a white

H1027 Early 20th century single sided advertising trade sign reading: “And Try A Bottle Of Op. Marshall’s Lung Syrup - The Great Guaranteed Remedy For Coughs And Colds” Nice, dry painted surface with applied molding.

H988 Rare 19th C American Chippendale Mahogany Base Molded Leg Wing Chair Circa: 1850 Upholstered Wing Chair Of Excellent Proportions.

G785 Early 19th century Lancaster County, Pennsylvania diminutive blanket chest in original dry pumpkin paint. With the name Sara J. Pefferanan and dated 1859 in black paint across the front Six board dovetailed construction with applied base featuring nice cut outs

H998 Early 18th century Pennsylvania original gray painted Wood / Storage Box with dovetailed case resting on applied shoe feet. Rosehead nail construction. The wood is pine.

B613 Early 20th century Dr. Macdonald's Vitamized Feed Co., Inc. Store Display : In beautiful dry original paint of mustard and red. Dr. Macdonald's are the originators and manufacturers of Vy-Tab-O-Lator. Famous since 1919, proven in the show ring and in the feedlots of America's most successful livestock producers - Marked "Dr. McDonalds Vitamized Feed Co- Ft. Dodge IA". Rare find in very good overall condition. Neat piece of early farm advertising.

**SOLD** H1025 Stamped and embossed leather-covered “LEGER” book with entries dated from 1830s – 1850’s. Philadelphia, PA area.

H1035 Sturdy, hand-woven Pennsylvania gathering basket retaining its original red painted surface. Very well made with double wrapped rim, steamed and bent hand hewn handle and bumped up bottom for air circulation.

**SOLD** H994B Hog scraper push up candlestick retaining original old gray painted surface. Finger curl for holding remains intact on top rim.

H920 New England original red painted low chest featuring two dovetailed drawers and an applied bracket base boasting a beautiful cut out design.

**SOLD** H1039 Folk art owl bird tree carved by Ken Kirby featuring eight hand-carved wooden Owls with metal legs mounted on a tree that is anchored in a multi-tiered turned base with refinished surface. Signed and branded with maker’s name on bottom.

**SOLD** H1032 Small wooden stool from Pennsylvania retaining original blue painted surface with significant wear from years of use. Decorative cut out feet and drop apron on each side. Drop apron sides are mortised into legs and legs are mortised through the top.

H1034 Late 19th century Pennsylvania stack of four drawers in old green over original pumpkin painted surface. Top drawer features divided interior.

H82 Peg Rack with ten nicely turned wooden pegs in old white over original gray paint.

RM1438 Early 1948 Canvasback Drake decoy carved by Madison Mitchell (1901-1993) from Havre de Grace Maryland - signed and dated on bottom.

H1023 Merganzer duck decoy attributed to Gunner Alvin Meekins of Hoopers Island, Dorchester County, Maryland.

F457 19th century Maryland demilune table in old blue over the original gray paint. Table is circa 1880s and features a semi-circular top over a plain, triangular-shaped apron.

**SOLD** H1021 Beautifully framed oil on canvas depicting a toppled over basket of apples - signed and dated in lower right corner "M L M 1911". Nice gold leaf frame.

H1016 Miniature 19th century New England storage box retaining original blue and black painted surface. Hinged lid opens to reveal a red and black paint decorated panel inside the lid and a divided interior. Applied molding surrounds all sides of both the top and bottom of the box.

MS6 Early 19th century Vermont Stand up Desk in original paint decorated surface. hinge top, fitted interior. The wood is white pine and poplar. The rectangular hinged lift-top slant-lid with applied molding opens to reveal a nice and clean interior boasting a fitted compartment that features six cubbies above a single drawer centered by two pigeon holes on either side, above a pair of ledger compartments. The writing surface is above three working drawers of dovetail construction that retain their original wood pulls. The desk rests on raised, tall ogee-cutout feet.

H1012 Rubber Dog with original label on bottom - Holstein Rubber Products Co., Inc. * Non-Destructible Brand Rubber Tile * Hartford Connecticut USA. Circa 1929-1930. Solid Rubber construction.

**SOLD** H1020 Identified oil on canvas depicting a small group of peaches and plums - signed and dated lower right corner "Wm Peter 1899". Nice, simple frame accentuates the vibrant colors utilized in the fruits and detailed leaves.

H1015 Cast iron black painted “Scotty” Terrier dog door stop.

Late 18th century wooden bowl in beautiful worn, dry original red paint. Hand turned out of round with wide band around the top. Very unique flattened edge on opposite sides of the top opening that appear to have been created/used for propping the bowl steadily on its edge to scrape contents from inside the bowl. Natural patina interior reflects wear chop marks and cracks indicative of age and use.

H964 Cutlery tray / knife box with curved center divider featuring an oval cutout for carrying purposes. Slightly canted sides. Small wire nail construction. Very dry surface with wear indicative of use.

H981 19th century pine noodle / dough board retaining it’s original painted surface on the exterior of the gallery as well as the bottom. Beautiful natural patina to the work surface of the board. These boards were used for multiple purposes serving as a kitchen counter for rolling out dough.

H1002 Large, very sturdy steamed and bentwood Melon basket. Great natural patina surface.

H986 19th century William Hare (1815-1885)Wilmington, Delaware crock Oyster jar with impressed stamp "Wm. HARE WILMINGTON DEL". Hare is the only Wilmington

H1003 Small handmade Butt basket. Nice old natural patina surface. Great condition.

F591 Mid 19th century Pennsylvania beautiful blue Bench in the old blue paint over the original red, boasting great over size top and half-moon cut out ends, an apron is applied on each side

**SOLD** RM1430 Nautical painting of a ship bearing several flags – painted on the inside of a lid from an old sea chest. A very thick painted canvas material covers the back and extends beyond the edges of three sides. The canvas is secured with rounded-top copper tacks on three edges and wire nails on the fourth edge.

H983 Mid 20th century Bluebill Hen decoy carved by R. Madison Mitchell (1901-1993), Havre De Grace, Maryland. Crack to the neck

H984 Early Canvasback Drake decoy carved by Charlie Joiner (1921-2015) of Chestertown, MD.

Beautiful handmade Nantucket lightship hand basket / lidded purse featuring a wonderful scrimshaw of two prominently carved seagulls on the top. Distinctly signed on the interior’s bottom: “G.L. Brown • Cross Rip Jr. • Washington Ave. • Madaket”. The lid is kept shut by a front pin closure. Excellent condition

*SOLD* Beautiful handmade Nantucket lightship hand basket / lidded purse featuring a wonderful scrimshaw of two prominently carved seagulls on the top. Distinctly signed on the interior’s bottom: “G.L. Brown • Cross Rip Jr. • Washington Ave. • Madaket”. The lid is kept shut by a front pin closure. Excellent condition

H971 Exceptional 18th century New England pine mule chest in original red painted surface. The tightly dovetailed drawer, mortised tapered battens inside the lid, a molded edge around underside of lid, tall cut out ends and a beautiful cut out drop apron are just a few details showing the remarkable workmanship in this piece! "T" nail construction.

H982 Pair of early Canvasback decoys in original paint by renowned decoy carver R. Madison Mitchell, signed and dated 1953.

**Sold**RM1428 Early Canvasback drake decoy carved by, Thomas Barnard (1847-1927), Havre de Grace, Maryland.Thomas was the older brother of decoy maker Charles Nelson Barnard.

**SOLD** H954A 19th century original blue painted mortar and pestle. It is thick walled, with a nicely turned base, no breaks or cracks.

H954B 19th century wooden turned mortar and pestle in original old dark mustard painted surface. It is a simply turned design and shows wear indicative of use

**Sold**H954C 19th century wooden turned mortar and pestle in original, very dry, worn gray painted surface. Very simple turned design retains evidence of hand-hewn marks on the bottom.

H975 Wonderful oil painting on board depicting a gathering of people enjoying a leisurely picnic beside, and a boat ride on, the lake. There is even the back part of a dog depicted in the painting – where else but enjoying crumbs beneath the table. dated ‘1869’ on the back)

RM1425 Outstanding Civil War Union Canteen with dark blue cover and leather carrying strap. The NY Depot was a branch of the U.S. Quartermaster’s Office of Clothing and Equipage. 1862.

**SOLD** RM1426 Civil War dug US M-1839 Enlisted man's Cartridge Box Plate dug on the Gettysburg Battlefield!

**SOLD** H974 North Carolina canvas covered swan decoy in preening pose. High arched back. Maker unknown.

RM1427 Rare High Head Branded Canvasback decoy by William Heverin of Chestertown, Maryland. Circa 1900. High head drake with ‘A H MC D’ branded in two places on underside. This was the brand for A. H. Mc Daniel of North East, Maryland who owned a boat yard.

**SOLD** H930 19th century Soap Hollow (Somerset County, PA) double mortised stool with original red painted surface. Beaded edges along apron and legs. Tall half-moon cut out feet. The initials "E.G" are painted in green on the underside. Very sturdy.

H958 19th century Shaker yellow grain painted kerosene bucket Second half-19th century. Stave constructed with three bands, having original grain patterned paint. Bale handle with tin diamond escutcheons, "Woodcock & Sawyer, Winchendon, Mass

X265 19th century Chip-carved butter print of Pennsylvania origin, Butter Print has a very nice, deeply carved flower design. There is a small age crack from wood shrinkage.

H956 19th century Stoneware crock Milk Pan, Baltimore,Maryland with cobalt floral sprays.

G810 Bautiful late 18h century original dry Red painted beehive turned wooden bowl with great turnings, nice lipped edge and incised foot Out of round. Measurements: 9 3/4" x 10" diameter x 3" deep

H968 19th century New England beautiful Original dark blue painted lidded firkin with tongue and groove softwood staved sides secured with tapered lap joint wood bands held in place with copper tacks and a single staple at the end of each band. Remnants of maker's stamp visible on top of lid

H952B Beautiful 19th century turned wooden Mortar and Pestle in wonderful red paint. Nicely turned shape, with a delicately tapered interior lip surrounding the opening of the Mortar. Natural patina interior.

F692 19th century Pennsylvania Wash Bench with beautiful dry bittersweet paint. This bench features feet that are beautifully shaped and affixed to the top by way of a double mortise. The skirt is attached with cut nails. It is taller than most benches, and it is sturdy and tight. Circa 1850.

O538 Large cylindrical Crock with ears and cobalt decoration. Stamped '3'.

A114 Dough Board with wonderful original light green painted surface on one side and old natural patina on the reverse side. One board with applied breadboard ends secured with square head nails and a hole for hanging.

**SOLD** H952A 19th century original blue painted mortar and pestle, It is thick walled, with a nicely turned base, no breaks or cracks. The pestle, which appears to be original to the mortar,. has the original old patina also , Excellent condition - Wonderful form.

**SOLD** B446 19th century Bucket with the original salmon paint, with the words ‘Whole Cloves’ in black paint with mustard decoration. Staved construction secured with metal bands and original wire bale swing handle with wooden grip.

H945 A very attractive early American mocha decorated bowl. This shape, with the pronounced rounded rim and foot, and bold bands are indicative of Jeffords Pottery. This pattern of a wide white band with a narrow brown band is a visually appealing pattern and even more so with the sponge pattern seaweed mocha decorations on the white band. Hair line crack inside bowl

**SOLD** X268 Maple Chip-carved butter print of Pennsylvania origin from the 19th century. Of sunflower form, this is very fine chip carved print with deep cross hatching and flamboyant leaves. A great example of folk art.

RM1421 19th century Pennsylvania original red painted lathe-turned wooden bowl. Bowl is slightly out of round, boasts a chamfered interior lip with a distinct molded rim around the top outer edge and a defined footed area on bottom. Retains a nice untouched painted surface exterior with old natural patina and chop marks on the inside.

F66 Late 18th century New Hampshire, wooden Cutlery Box, in the original oyster white with blue painted decoration with a high arched cut out handle, splayed dovetailed case and one-board bottom held in place with small tee nails. Circa 1790 in original uncleaned surface

G828 Late 19th century Beautiful shallow utility basket in original green paint. Tightly woven, double handled round design with two attached notched handles, canted sides with single wrapped rim and a dramatic pushed up bottom.

**SOLD** H953 Stoneware crock Butter Tub with lid, probably Pennsylvania, with cobalt floral sprays. Provenance: from a private Pennsylvania Estate. Measurements: 7 1/4" diameter x 5" tall.

**SOLD** H953 19th century Stoneware crock Butter Tub with lid, probably Pennsylvania, with cobalt floral sprays. Provenance: from a private Pennsylvania Estate

H970 Small, exceptional 19th century New England oval pantry box in its original dry light blue paint. Opposing fingered body and lid. Very sturdy. Copper tack and tiny wooden pegged construction.

H95 Early 19th century Pennsylvania one piece open top stepback cupboard in dry, original red painted surface featuring open shelves over two beautiful, raised panel doors. Upper shelves boast double beaded edges along the front. The two fully mortised and pegged doors are raised panel inside and out and open to a clean, natural patina interior with shelf for added storage.

**Sold**F498 19th century Half-Peck and Quarter-Peck Measure in the original robin-egg blue painted surface. Wooden staved sides secured with three iron bands. Beveled edges around opening of each end. Measurements: 12” tall x 7 ¾” diameter on one end and 6 ½” diameter on the other end.

X377 Early 19th century New England Wall Box with the original uncleaned, dry red paint. Open rectangular box with canted sides and arched back with a hole for hanging. "T" nail construction. Circa 1800-1810.

H938 Canvasback drake decoy carved by Captain John Smith (1871-1959), Ocean City, Maryland. John Smith was a boat builder, gunsmith, farmer, and decoy maker. His decoys are highly prized by folk art collectors. This particular decoy has original paint.

**SOLD** H939 Early canvasback decoy, carved by Paul Gibson, Havre de Grace, Maryland circa 1950 original paint and rigging

RM1420 Early 20th Century double sided painted wooden carnival game wheel of chance in its original, beautiful dry white painted surface with blue decoration and trim. Game Wheel features numbers painted in black on a white background with blue decoration on one side and the reverse side has dominos painted in black on a white background with red outlining each domino. Nails encircle the outer edge of both sides.

H83 Peg Rack with ten wooden pegs featuring chamfered edges in original dry, red painted surface. Each peg is mortised through the back board.

H936 Pennsylvania stoneware crock decorated with three brushed cobalt stripes, very good condition.

**SOLD** H932 Late 18th century New England original mustard painted Beehive wooden bowl. It is out of round. Bold form showing strong evidence of slow lathe turnings. Interior of the bowl retains natural patina surface with evidence of lathe turnings and wear/chop marks from use. No evidence of cracks or splits.

H933 Mid-19th Century Lancaster County, Pennsylvania miniature blanket chest with applied bracket base in original white painted surface. Clean, natural patina interior. “T” nail construction.

**SOLD** H77 Early 20th century rounded tin and wooden gunning light / lantern with glass front panel and internal kerosene lamp and round reflector. Handmade cone shaped vent on top. Handle has rolled edges. DuPont Estate.

G343 Early 19th century one piece open top Pennsylvania step back Cupboard retaining an old blue surface with red interior. Open top over two plank doors with high cut out feet and nice single bead around doors as well as the open top. Doors open to a clean, natural patina interior, with original shelves for added storage. Square head nail construction. Circa 1800.

**SOLD** H923 19th century Antique American School oil on canvas still life painting - Slices of Watermelon and Cantaloupe painted on cavass with the original frame, great small size

**SOLD** H923 19th century Antique American School oil on canvas still life painting - Slices of Watermelon and Cantaloupe painted on canvas, great small size

H925 19th century Shaker style wooden staved and bentwood milk keeler retaining its original red painted exterior and white interior. The bottom is chamfered. Staved sides are secured by two metal bands. Wonderful small size. Very good condition.

F127 19th century beautiful hand hooked rug depicting a folky cow standing between two evergreen trees on a black background. The rug’s 4” border consists of a double-row checkerboard of many colors. Constructed of several types of fibers hooked into burlap.

**SOLD** H81 Early 19th century Peg Rack with 10 pegs in gray over the original blue paint, the wood is pine with 10 hand turned pegs and a beaded back board.

G353 Exquisite Family sampler wrought by “Charlotte Smith, FEB 1829” This remarkable Sampler features two dates (1828 and 1829), bands with four full sets of repeating Alphabets, a band of numbers 1 - 20, as well as spot motifs that include multiple hearts

H913 Early Sussex County, Delaware pine blanket chest with decorative applied bracket base and molded edge around top retaining its beautiful dry original blue painted surface. Six board, “T” nail construction. Glove till inside boasts a molded edge lid. Circa 1790 – 1810.

F690 Early Pennsylvania wooden Storage Box in original dry salmon paint. Sturdy dovetailed case with hinged lift lid

**SOLD** G693 19th century original blue painted Mortar and Pestle. Each part is turned from one solid piece of wood. Both the pestle, and the interior of the mortar, retain wonderful natural patina. There are several surface cracks to the bottom, that do not reach the bowl – and one tight hairline crack at top of rim

H379 Early 20th century Ohio painted basket. Woven splint with steamed and bent bentwood handle and original blue paint. The rim of the Basket is single wrapped, the Basket is resting on an applied base with a reinforced bottom

**SOLD** D528 Jeremy Martin tin student lamp adjustable lamp ,with two electrified candles and signed “JM” on base,

**SOLD** H917 late 19th century Wooden blue and white Trade Sign for Doctor A. C. Daniels' for veternary medicines painted on single board with an applied black molding single sided

H507 Adorable folk art wooden doll house with removable paneled door, glass windows, individual wooden shingles on the roof and wooden lap siding exterior. Retains old green and white painted surface. Natural patina wooden plank floor and finished walls inside.

RM1415 Rectangular solid wooden carrier with deeply canted sides and tall, unusual applied sturdy handle in original green painted surface. Great wear and natural patina inside from years of use. Carrier has applied “shoe” feet.

**SOLD** H901 Late 19th century oversized lidded wooden bucket in original vibrant yellow paint. Wooden staved sides secured with metal wire bands. Metal bands around the bottom and the lid. Original wooden battens applied across the lid have kept it from warping over the years.

H907 Oversized tool carrier with high arched ends and sturdy wooden handle. Divided interior. Old gray painted surface with great wear and patina from years of use.

A464 19th century original red painted mortar and pestle, It is thick walled, with a nicely turned base, no breaks or cracks. The pestle, which appears to be original to the mortar,.

**Sold**A464 19th century original red painted mortar and pestle, It is thick walled, with a nicely turned base, no breaks or cracks. The pestle, which appears to be original to the mortar,.

H522 Early 19th century tall, original blue painted splay leg stool from Pennsylvania. Circa 1820.

G928 Very rare and unusual Cambridge Maryland Crock S.E. LE COMPT Hills Point MD store advertising stoneware crock Rare Stoneware Jar with Cobalt Floral Decoration, Baltimore, MD origin, circa 1875

H519 Late 18th century Pennsylvania original red painted splay leg table with one drawer and applied molding around top. The drawer is splayed to match the shape of the base/legs. Drawer is tee nail construction. Circa 1790 – 1820.

RM1413 Lancaster County, Pennsylvania original gray painted lidded wood box with backsplash resting on turned feet. Dovetailed case. One board construction. Great, small size. Circa 1820.

RM1275 Spectacular 19th Century “Lollipop” wall box in absolutely beautiful, original, dry red paint. Nicely tapered sides,

G579 Mid 19th century Shaker original blue painted, lidded wooden sugar bucket featuring iron diamond-shaped bail plates, wire bail with turned wood handle, chamfered bottom and tongue and grooved softwood staved sides secured with three iron bands.

S634 Strip decorated Stoneware wax sealer, PA. origin circa 1870 decorated with three brush cobalt strips

X15 Early 19th century Sampler stitched by Alison Duncan constructed of primarily red and green, with a small amount of black threads, stitched onto linen fabric. Features rows of repeating alphabets in capital letters with bands of geometric shapes separating each row. A nicely stitched zig-zag border encompasses the entire sampler.

**SOLD** H526 Early 19th century diminutive Lancaster County, Pennsylvania blanket chest in original salmon painted surface. This wonderful chest features a dovetailed case with molded top and bottom resting on gracefully turned feet. Original hinges. Square head and T-nail construction.

D451 Late 19th century Pennsylvania geometric hooked rug, , with variegated diamonds and triangles, professionally mount and ready for hanging in outstanding condition

**SOLD** H470 American, 20th Century Folk Art Owl Tree, with seven different beautifully hand carved and polychrome painted wooden Owls resting on steamed and bent branches. Mounted in a colorful, multi-tiered turned base for display.

C415 Sampler - "Wrought in 1835 - To my Teacher Miss Griswold - And when in scenes of distant joy - You rove with footsteps free - Soft to my heart this little verse - Will make me think of thee." Julia Etta Corwin Aged 9 years". Rows of repeating alphabets with nice, geometrical border on all sides. The first alphabet is missing the letters J, Q and Z. All others are complete. Appears to be cotton threads stitched on linen. Nicely framed. Per census information, Julia Etta Corwin (1826 – 1906) was from Middletown, Orange Co., New York. Julia Etta Corwin (1826 – 1906) w

H523 Early 19th century Lancaster County, Pennsylvania one dovetailed drawer turned leg side table. Original red painted surface and gracefully turned legs resting on turned ball feet. Table is 100% original. The dovetailed drawer has a lipped, beaded edge and is dovetailed front and back. Legs and apron are mortised.

**SOLD** H514 Mid to late 19th century Noodle board. Sometimes referred to as a dough board, these boards were used for multiple purposes such as on a kitchen counter for rolling out dough.

RM1404 19th Century Pennsylvania extraordinary wooden bowl in old blue paint over the original blue paint. Bowl boasts a chamfered interior lip with a distinct molded rim around the top outer edge.

X53 19th century Blackhawk style sheet iron full body horse weathervane in running position with great paint history. Original condition.

RM1410 Canadian Goose "Sleeper" carved by Madison Mitchell - and painted by Charlie Joiner, Chestertown, MD. Original weight, staple and ring intact on bottom.

H525 North Carolina . Battery Redhead Decoy second coat of working paint, great form, with original iron weight

H515 Full sized Canadian Goose Decoy with carved feathers and distinct shelf neck. Original staple and two, very primitive crossed weights are intact on bottom. Found on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. Carver unknown.

RM1408 19th century New England Bail Handle Pantry Box with the original dry, Windsor green painted surface. Over lapping steamed and bentwood sides are secured with small metal tacks.

RM1409 19th century Pennsylvania original blue-green painted wooden bowl, American, mid-19th century, A lathe-turned bowl, slightly out of round, Retains an nice untouched painted surface with good patina, and old natural patina on the inside

H218 LEHNWARE SUGAR BUCKET A mid to late 19th century oak lidded sugar bucket by Joseph Long Lehn (1798-1892) of Elizabeth Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. The bucket of stave construction showing original salmon paint and three iron bands with meandering floral decoration.

H509 Framed, hand stenciled fabric painted picture entitled “Left All Alone” by Madonna Ferguson signed and numbered No. 20 of 250. Certificate of Authenticity attached to the back states the artist was born in Virginia in 1941,

H510 Framed folk art original papercutting German Scherenschnitte signed R. Hinsdale 1991 (Rhonda Hinsdale, renowned folk artist) depicting a basket of fruit with two birds holding a ribbon in their beaks.

**SOLD** H513 Late 18th Century New England Candle Stand in original red painted surface with a very simple turned center column resting on three padded feet that are dovetailed into the column

A1 late 19th century Hanging Chandelier original white painted wooden turned center is surrounded by iron arms for holding candles, with drip tray, found in up state New York

RM1406 18th century Spiral Iron Courting Candlestick with stamped maker's mark "VA & LM". Wooden base.

RM1407 Spectacular early 19th century New England identified wooden firkin in beautiful original blue painted surface. The name "Ephraim Murdock Jr" is stamped into the top of the lid.

*SOLD* RM1407 Early 19th century New England identified wooden firkin in beautiful original blue painted surface. The name "Ephraim Murdock Jr" is stamped into the top of the lid.

**SOLD** H451L Stone Fruit - Large Strawberry with stem and natural fiber cap. Approximate measurements: 2" long x 1 1/2" x 1 3/4"

**SOLD** H451L Stone Fruit - Large Strawberry with stem and natural fiber cap. each

G830A Early Canvasback Decoy carved by Capt. Ben Dye (1827 - 1896) of Perryville, MD. Original ring, staple and iron keel weight intact on bottom.

**SOLD** H512 Hooper's Island Goose Decoy – Slater Robinson circa 1940's . Great Folk Art style with oversized body and small head.

RM1405 19th century New England original salmon painted bail handled pantry box with double banded lid. Opposing overlapped bands. Steamed and bentwood sides and bands secured with tiny tacks and square head nails. Clean, natural patina interior. Handwritten note inside lid reads: "1 1/2 pounds box weighs". Measurements: 9 7/8" diameter x 5 1/2" high.

**Sold**RM1405 19th century New England original salmon painted bail handled pantry box with double banded lid. Opposing overlapped bands. Steamed and bentwood sides and bands secured with tiny tacks and square head nails. Clean, natural patina interior.

H511 19th century Cobalt decorated Stoneware storage crock. Philadelphia, probably made during the 1850s. Wide lipped rim around the top with incised ring around shoulder and beautiful cobalt blue decoration

RM1400 – Double sided wooden sign with “Dinner” painted in bold black letters on a white background on both sides. Untouched, dry painted surface. One board with age crack from use in weather.

RM1401 – 19th century Pennsylvania beautiful original indigo blue painted firkin with tongue and grooved staved sides secured with steamed and bentwood bands. Each band is secured with small tacks and one tiny staple at the end of the fingerlap. Stunning dry blue painted surface.

**SOLD** H469 American, 20th Century Folk Art Owl Tree, with seven different beautiful hand carved and polychrome painted wooden Owls resting on steamed and bent branches. Mounted in a colorful, multi-tiered turned base for display.

H479 – Exceptionally well made, tightly hand-woven gathering basket with single wrapped rim and footed base. Deeply notched, sturdy, steamed and bent handle is woven into the sides of the basket. Woven bumped up bottom interior to enhance airflow for gathered items.

**Sold**RM1398 - 19th century Pennsylvania Wall Box in the original blue paint. Tiny wire nail construction with wonderful, dry surface and natural patina interior. Circa 1870’s.

H480 – Early, tightly hand-woven oak splint egg basket boasting woven details at the juncture of the two main ribs. Original aged, natural patina surface.

H441 – Small cast iron garden Urn in old white paint. Great size for tabletop! Measurements: 8” diameter x 5” tall.

RM1396 Early 19th century Pennsylvania original gray painted peg rack with eight nicely shaped wooden pegs. Beaded edge along top and bottom. Very sturdy with great wear.

H485 – 19th century hand painted wooden butter paddle depicting small barren trees surrounding a small cabin with snowcapped roof and fenced-in snowy yard. White paint covers the entire handle, back of the paddle retains a natural, dark patina. Unsigned.

H484 – 19th century hand painted wooden butter paddle depicting a snowy landscape scene with barren trees alongside an icy body of water with faint outlines of snow-covered roofs of houses in the background.

H486 – 19th century hand painted wooden butter paddle depicting trees and a fence surrounding a Church with snowcapped roof.

H446 Harry Jobes Goose Decoy - 1976 Swimming Canada goose, Harry Jobes, Havre de Grace, Maryland, last quarter 20th century.

**SOLD** G365 Carroll "Wally" Algard (1883-1959), Charlestown, Maryland canvasback from the first quarter of the last century with under-cut bill carving, slight neck shelf, old gunning paint

**SOLD** Mid 19th century New England walnut tilt top candle stand in beautiful old blue painted surface. Three, high arched legs are mortised into the gracefully turned column.

H443 - Late 19th century identified, hand-stitched sampler by “Mary Ann Bailey”. Sampler is stitched with what appears to be cotton threads over linen material and boasts blues, browns, tans, red and ecru colors. Features bands of triple, upper case alphabet letters above a band of single, lower case alphabet letters and the numbers 1 through 24. The offset hand stitched verse reads: “Favour is Deceitful * And Beauty is Vain * But a Woman that * Feareth the Lord she * Shall be Praised”. The maker is identified in the last stitched line of the Sampler that reads: “Mary Ann Bailey Studham Her Work Aged 9”.

**SOLD** H482 19th century hand painted wooden butter paddle depicting a village with snowcapped roofs and trees alongside an icy body of water. Nice, unsigned artwork.

H481 19th century hand painted wooden butter paddle depicting a snow scene with a house with snow covered roof, fence and barren trees, along with a person on a horse surrounded by three small dogs in the lane.

**SOLD** H483 19th century hand painted wooden butter paddle depicting trees surrounding a house and barns with snowcapped roofs along side an ice body of water.

H477 – Unusual early footed feather basket with lid and tall, sturdy, steamed and bent handle that is woven into the sides. Great natural patina surface. Curved sides resting on single wrapped steamed and bent footed base. The snug fitting lid retains its interior band, double wrapped rim and the top is decorated with a looped handle and two single wrapped rings that match the footed base.

**Sold** H474 – Early Lancaster County, Pennsylvania wooden bucket in original red paint. Tongue and grove staved sides secured by two metal bands. Applied wooden handles.

H440 Mid 19th century unusual metal Bowl with the original robin egg blue painted exterior and black painted interior, found in Ohio.

**SOLD** RM1393 Fantastic Mid-19th century Pennsylvania Noodle Board in original dry, blue painted surface. Originally used for rolling dough and cutting noodles.

H458 Early 19th century beautiful turned wooden bowl with original blue painted surface. Unusual turned ring at base resting on a small, raised foot that measures 5 ¾” diameter. The distinct wear on each side is indicative of where hands have held/carried this bowl during many years of use.

H450 Late 18th century New England covered wooden Firkin retaining original dark green paint . Nice dry, original painted surface. Constructed of tongue and groove softwood staved sides with finger lapped wood bands secured with hand made tacks and a rose head nail at the tip of each finger lap. The steamed and bent wood handle is secured with wood peg attachments. Natural patina interior. Measurements: 11 ¾” tall 12 14/4” diameter (bottom) x 12” diameter (top)

H450 Early 19th century New England covered wooden Firkin retaining original dark green paint. Nice dry, original painted surface.

H452 Two fantastic Pennsylvania antique pierced tin heart shaped footed cheese molds. High quality with rolled and molded edges, decorative punched/pierced designs and very distinct raised feet. Circa 1800’s.

G455 Early 19th century Kentucky or Tennessee inlaid cherry Sugar Chest retaining early black painted surface. The hinged rectangular lid lifts to reveal a two section (offset) interior above a single, fully dovetailed drawer. Solid ends raised on turned legs bearing unusual baton like inlaid decoration on front two posts of the case. Poplar secondary wood. Circa 1830

H433 Early 20th century Copper Grasshopper weathervane boasting applied legs and antennae that measure a full 6” long. Hollow body with hammered details and inset emerald green glass eyes

G512 19th century Pennsylvania Crock Shelf in beautiful old blue paint, with lollipop cut out sides, shelves are mortised into the side and each shelf has a back splash, with a nice simple cut out for Measurements are 42" tall x 29" wide x 8 1/2" dep

**Sold**G512 19th century Pennsylvania Crock Shelf in beautiful old blue paint, with lollipop cut out sides, shelves are mortised into the side and each shelf has a back splash,

H194 Late 18th century, New England, nine spindle bow back Windsor Chair, shield shaped plank seat, and splayed bamboo-style turned legs, retaining green-painted surface, 18th/early 19th century.

**SOLD** G314 Late 18th century New England tavern Table, this table features fine proportions, with a great dry mustard paint history, one board top, with tapered legs, mortised and pegged box stretchers

E406 New England vibrantly painted dome lid box, 19th century, retaining its original yellow paint featuring broadly brushed stripes and dabbed green paint decoration. Dovetailed case and square nailed construction with wallpapered interior. Box retains its interior vapor barrier molding

G248 Outstanding Late 18th/early 19th century, New England wooden trencher. Just fabulous size and surface, I don’t know how it could get better. The trencher is a very heavy wood, I might suggest Chestnut. It is very difficult to tell because of the painted surface. This trencher has the best dry, dry red paint outside.

H429 Hand carved Dove from Dorchester County MD, carver unknown, all original paint mounted stand for displaying. Late 20th century.

H422 Sturdy painted wooden stool with hand painted Folk Art farm scene on the top. Signed and dated in lower left corner: “Betty Fischer ‘87”. Beautiful drop apron sides are mortised into the legs on both sides of the stool.

H436 Pair Leonard Lipham (Cecil County, Maryland) Charles Nelson Barnard-style Canvasback Duck Decoys – Signed on bottom “Leonard N. Lipham 5-1-2001”.

H434 Snow goose decoy signed on bottom: ‘Made by Capt. Harry Jobes 1981’. Retains original paint with original weight and rigging on bottom.

H438 Jim Pierce Snow Goose Decoy - signed on bottom – ‘Jim Pierce HdGrace, MD’ and Branded "P" and "JP". Original paint. Retains original weight, ring and staple on bottom.

RM1388 Early Will Heverin Canvasback Drake Decoy. Branded "RHM" on bottom. Early working repainted surface. Retains original weight, staple and ring on bottom.

**SOLD** U187 Paint Decorated Bucket mustard grinning design over sage background, wire swing handle with wood grip, wire bands

**SOLD** F442 Early 19th century New England bail handle pantry box in original dry blue paint. Heavy construction with overlapping steamed and bentwood sides secured by small tacks. Original wire bail with wooden handle that retains dark patina from years of use.

G712 Lloyd Tyler Folk Art carved decoy with metal legs

H420 Canvas covered Goose decoy from Knotts Island, North Carolina.

**SOLD** E566 LARGE TREENWARE BOWL.19th century turned bowl with wonderful gray paint in excellent condition with no cracks! The bowl is slightly out of round, which is as it should be for a piece of early 19th century woodenware.

H328 Early 19th century identified and dated, hand-stitched sampler by “Julia Cresswell Aged 11 years Feb 17 1838”. Sampler is stitched with what appears to be cotton threads over linen material and boasts blues, browns, tans, green, pink and ecru colors. Features a band of partial alphabet (letters A - V) across the top with a row of vines and flowers below, and a border around the outside edge as well as around the name and date.

H402 Butter Churn Crock with beautiful cobalt clover and leaf decorations attributed to Peter Hermann of Baltimore, Maryland. Tall, cylindrical form with flat bottom, tooled shoulder, flared rim, and applied lug handles with cobalt accents. Inscribed ‘3’ is visible beside handle, just below the rim

H401 Early hand-woven splint oak basket featuring a single-wrapped double-rim with notched, steamed and bent handle and bumped-up bottom. Natural patina. Very sturdy basket.

G257 19th century Pennsylvania Miniature chest of drawers, with original black paint, four dovetailed drawers the drawers are completely functional, the wood is walnut

H294 Nice Massachusetts Mallard decoy in original paint with two brands “PEASE” and “?UMBLE” Deep carved wings and tail feathers. Circa 1900

RM1314 North Carolina style wire and Canvas covered Canadian Goose decoy, signed and dated on bottom "Dick Higgins 1960" and is also branded "Dick H" on bottom. All original. Excellent condition.

**Sold**RM1314 North Carolina style wire and Canvas covered Canadian Goose decoy, signed and dated on bottom "Dick Higgins 1960" and is also branded "Dick H" on bottom. All original. Excellent condition.

C167 19th century small Storage Bin with the original red paint, very unusual size, used to set on counter of General Store, circa 1870

**SOLD** E185 Eagle Weathervane weathered surface that measures only 24" high including stand and has a petite 14" wingspan. Constructed of copper, this handsome piece of early 20th century patriotic americana is in excellent condition and retains an outstanding verdigris patina.

H315 Important Lancaster County, Pennsylvania high back Settle boasting finely scalloped ends with lollipop cutouts. All original in the old green painted surface with nicely canted back and very elaborate shaped ends that are double mortised through the sides. Wide, white pine one-board, square head nail construction. Circa 1800-1820.

G854 Original Blue Painted Round Wooden Pantry Box in excellent old robin egg blue paint. Thick-walled, steamed and bentwood construction secured with tacks and wooden-pin

H312 Late 19th century Lancaster County, Pennsylvania paint decorated Country Store bin with slanted front lift lid. Great mustard grain painted surface with natural patina interior. Wire nail construction. Circa 1870s.

F536 Early 19th century Shenandoah Valley, Virginia Hepplewhite splay leg side table, circa 1840 with wonderful folk art decorated paint consisting of a gray background with black dots on the top, and striped legs.

H309 Jimmy Garret (1945-2012), Canvas Over Wire Swan, Shawboro, North Carolina. Jimmy was an avid hunter, guide, cook, and decoy maker. His large swan decoys have always been preferred for use on the open Currituck Sound. This is a stunning example signed JG.

H301 Dorchester County, Maryland hand carved Folk art swan decoy with glass eyes and wooden keel. Original painted surface. Carver unknown.

RM1379 Canvasback Drake Decoy by John Graham (1822-1912) of Charlestown, Maryland. Branded “GRACE” on bottom. Retains nice, early working re-painted surface with evidence of being shot over. Original iron weight, staple and ring intact on bottom.

H395 Canvasback Hen Decoy - Signed and dated on bottom "R. Madison Mitchell 1955". Original weight and ring are intact on bottom of decoy.

**SOLD** H48 Early hand-carved wooden Goose decoy in original paint with raised wings on back. Two-piece head with tack eyes. Found in Eastern Virginia. Unknown carver.

H304 Early Jim Currier mallard duck decoy carved by James "Jim" Alexander Currier (1886-1971). Original paint in very good condition. Currier lived and carved in Havre de Grace, Maryland. 1930.

H303 Wonderful small sized 19th century Pennsylvania cobalt blue decorated stoneware chicken waterer

**SOLD** RM1376 Pennsylvania Cutlery / Knife box in beautiful original blue paint. Canted sides with raised center handle. Square head nail construction. Circa 1860s.

**SOLD** H319 Beautiful Pennsylvania original yellow painted pantry Box - made of steamed and bentwood construction secured with tiny tacks and glue. Natural patina interior.

H293 18th century three leg stool with the original dry red paint , with a thick round top with hand turned in lines around the sides of the top and great splay to legs. The stool has original, red paint with great wear to the top. Circa 1790.

H296 Tall, early 20th century wooden planter with gracefully tapered Hepplewhite style legs boasting decorative pointed tops in early green paint. Nice wear inside.

**SOLD** H287 Early 19th century wooden framed Looking Glass in original blue paint. Applied wooden blocks with carved designs adorn each corner and decoratively carved lines adorn the sides. Original back board held in place with square head nails. Circa 1840.

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