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| H306 Early 19th century Pennsylvania drysink with dovetailed well over two paneled doors. In the original gray painted surface The well of the Drysink is sloping down to the front, and dovetailed front and back . One board construction in bottom of well and ends Circa 1820 -1840 |
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| *SOLD* H47 19th Century extraordinary lathe turned wooden bowl with a wide molded rim. It exhibits the BEST in form, paint and condition! |
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| 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. |
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| 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 |
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| *SOLD* H261 Early round Bread / Dough Board with lollipop-style handle retaining remnants of the original dry blue paint around the edges. Hole in center of lollipop handle for hanging purposes. Natural patina surface on both sides shows great wear from years of use. One board construction. |
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| 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. |
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| H300 Mid-19th century upcycled Architectural arched dome top window sash with early mirrored back. Weathered surface - retaining original gray paint. A fantastic secondary arched interior molded edge mullion mimics the overall arch. |
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| 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. |
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| 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. |
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| *SOLD* 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. |
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| *SOLD* 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. |
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| H301 Dorchester County, Maryland hand carved Folk art swan decoy with glass eyes and wooden keel. Original painted surface. Carver unknown. |
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| RM1378 Heart shaped cutting board with molded edge retaining dry red paint. Natural patina surface shows evidence of use for chopping / slicing on both sides. |
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| H320 Early 20th century, handmade Folk Art House in original yellow and bittersweet red paint, featuring steeply pitched roof with dormer, overlapping real shingles, glass windows and a colorful piece of linoleum flooring inside. Wire nail construction. Found in Southern Delaware |
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| H321 Victorian Era hand painted papier mache Rooster with twisted metal legs and small paper mache kitten mounted on natural patina wooden box. Circa 1860-1870’s. |
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| 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. |
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| H395 Canvasback Hen Decoy - Signed and dated on bottom "R. Madison Mitchell 1955". Original weight and ring are intact on bottom of decoy. |
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| H297 Mid-19th century Pennsylvania double-sided wooden trade sign advertising "Boot(s) Shoe(s) And Harness(es) Repaired". Each side boasts a different layout of the slightly differing wording. The lettering on both sides is done in black paint on a white background. |
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| *SOLD* H307 19th century outstanding New England Bail Handle Pantry Box with the original beautiful dry blue paint with over lapping bentwood sides, secured with small metal tacks. The sides of the Box are fitted with a pair of oval stamped tin handle mounts. |
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| H285 Early 19th century Parcheesi game board with center block prominently marked "HOME" in a decorative handwriting. Single pine board construction retaining wonderful original crackled painted surface with red, black and mustard colors on a cream/pale yellow background |
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| H40 Gorgeous, mid-19th century Piedmont, North Carolina farm table with three board scrubbed top resting on original blue painted base. Turned legs are fully mortised and pegged into the apron. Scrubbed top boasts clipped corners and is secured with square head nails. A sturdy, original batten beneath the center of the table is mortised through the sides. Yellow pine and poplar woods. Circa 1840s. |
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| *SOLD* H314 Early 19th century Pennsylvania Hepplewhite table retaining its original dry, blue painted surface. Table boasts long, tapered legs with a mortised apron and a one board top is secured with square head nails. Small repair to top - where a knot once was - appears to have been done when the table was first made. |
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| *SOLD* H311 Small Pennsylvania green painted hanging wall shelf with shaped sides and shaped cutout on back with center hole for hanging. The initials 'W K' are stamped into the back. Circa 1870-1900. |
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| *SOLD* H318 Spectacular 18th century New England Scouring Box in original gray paint. Tall tombstone shaped back with center hole for hanging. Chamfered corners on box. Combination of rosehead and square nail construction. |
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| *SOLD* H313 Fantastic early 19th century Pennsylvania original red painted wall box with decorative lollipop cutout, slightly canted sides and a rounded edge bottom. Hole in center of lollipop for hanging. Great wear to the dry red surface with natural patina interior. Square head nail construction. Nice form and size! |
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| M1377 Beautiful lower Eastern Shore, Maryland double wall shelf in old mustard paint over the original gray paint. Added details include decoratively shaped, dropped sides and molded edge around top. |
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| 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. |
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| 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. |
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| *SOLD* H310 Antique Cast Iron Garden Cloche c.1900.A VICTORIAN WEATHERED WHITE PAINTED CAST IRON FRAME CLOCHE OR TERRARIUM Of square glazed panel form, the canted pitched top with a raised handle |
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| H303 Wonderful small sized 19th century Pennsylvania cobalt blue decorated stoneware chicken waterer |
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| RM1376 Pennsylvania Cutlery / Knife box in beautiful original blue paint. Canted sides with raised center handle. Square head nail construction. Circa 1860s. |
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| *SOLD* H319 Beautiful Pennsylvania original yellow painted pantry Box - made of steamed and bentwood construction secured with tiny tacks and glue. Natural patina interior. |
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| H280 Canvasback Drake decoy attributed to Taylor Boyd. Early working re-painted surface. Original iron keel weight, staple and ring intact on bottom. |
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| RM1375 Canvasback Wingduck wooden decoy carved by Standley Evans (1887-1953) of Elkton (Cecil County), Maryland. Branded "HWR" on the bottom. Original staple and ring still intact. |
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| H380 Amazing early 19th century Pennsylvania original blue and white painted desk/bookcase if two-piece construction featuring cove molding above a pair of paneled doors with a single drawer below, flanked by two panels. The lift-top, slanted desktop opens to a large storage area with two drawers and open compartments. Square nail construction. Desk rests on nicely turned legs with incised carved lines and decorative turnings. Circa 1830. |
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| H290 Early American 'Make-do' wing chair made on an 18th century original green painted ladderback armchair base with woven seat. Great condition! |
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| *SOLD* H291 Early hand hooked rug depicting a large primitive black cat with a white face, a dog and several butterflies with two large bee skeps and a bunch of tall flowers in the background |
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| 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 |
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| *SOLD* H283 19th century Parcheesi game board found in Pennsylvania. Vividly painted in red, yellow, blue, green and black polychrome colors. Single board with applied breadboard ends attached with wooden pegs. Original dry, crackled surface with natural patina on reverse side. |
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| *SOLD* H286 Late 19th century wooden steps in original brown paint - used for reaching items on higher shelves in a Country Store. Sturdy cross brace on back. Great wear from age and years of use. Found in Pennsylvania. |
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| H295 19th century Eastern Shore Maryland Dough Box on legs. The box itself is constructed of five boards secured with dovetails and square nails. Sturdy stretchers on the base are fully mortised. |
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| H279 Taylor Boyd Canvasback Drake decoy. Retains original weight and rigging on bottom. |
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| *SOLD* RM1372 Rare bluebill decoy by John Graham, Charlestown, Maryland, last quarter 19th century hard species to find by this early maker. |
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| G633 1940's Canvasback Decoy - Elliott Brothers of Easton, MD in original paint (Ward Style) “Chank” ( 1904-?) and Bill (1904-1971), twin brothers, were perhaps the last of the commercial makers of shooting stools (decoys) made of wood and cork in Talbot County. |
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| 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. |
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| H296 Tall, early 20th century wooden planter with gracefully tapered Hepplewhite style legs boasting decorative pointed tops in early green paint. Nice wear inside. |
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| *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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| *SOLD* H292 19th century Pennsylvania, Cutlery Box in early 19th century blue paint, canted sides ,with high arch center divider, and a heart cut out handle , circa 1850 |
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| RM1373 Late 19th Century diminutive Lancaster Co, Pennsylvania Blanket Chest, bold pumpkin paint with a gorgeous black painted bracket base. Circa 1880, white pine wood with wire nailed construction. |
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| RM1374 Tiny hand woven splint melon basket in original red paint- from a North Carolina collection. Very well constructed with exceptionally tight weave, wrapped rim and a carved, steamed / bent handle. |
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| **Sold**H276 Exceptional double sided large wooden Trade sign from Medford, Burlington County, New Jersey “Jos. H. Haines & Sons” One side advertises “Coal, Lumber, Hay, Straw, Machinery”…the opposite side advertises “Lime, Seeds, Bricks, Tile, Fertilizers”. Both sides are signed “J.S. Hays” in the lower right corner. The proprietor’s name is painted in bold gold painted letters with red highlighting on one side and blue highlighting on the opposite side |
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| **Sold**H248 Very unusual and one of a kind 20th Century Folk Art Owl Tree that stands 5’ tall with seventeen beautiful polychrome hand painted and carved wooden owls, all different. |
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| H374 Early 19ty 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. |
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| H270 Tin "Jewel" Skater's Lantern Ca. 1912. This example is made of tin and early clear glass with bubbles throughout. Skater's lamps are interesting in that their name conjures up rather romantic images of the Victorian era. |
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| H271 19th century Western Pennsylvania region Wax Sealer canning crock with five blue stripes decorating the front. Circa 1875. Cobalt stripes alternate with straight and squiggly lines which adds to the visual appeal of this crock. Slightly tapered sides with wax sealer rim. Very good condition. |
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| **Sold**H274 Civil War era heart-shaped brass and leather Martingale with original ring. This style of Martingale adorned the breast plate of Civil War saddles. Brass shaped heart is applied to a heart-shaped leather pad with detailed stitching and applied decorative leather border around the edges. |
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| H130 Late-19th century beautiful sideboard / server in old mustard original. Tall cut out feet with graceful drop scallop cutouts along the front. |
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| H281 Pennsylvania Upper Susquehanna Flats pair of canvasback Decoys unknown carver painted by Captain Harry Jobes Late 1960’s - 1970's. |
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| H278 Very rare and early Canvasback Drake decoy attributed to John Holly, Jr (1852-1927) or William Holly (1845-1923). Branded with ‘H’ on bottom. John and William continued making decoys after their father (John “Daddy” Holly) passed away in 1892. Their shop was behind the family home on Alliance Street in Havre de Grace, MD. Their style of carving was chunkier, and more rounded, than their father’s style, but still very sought after. Circa 1895-1920. |
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| H282 Pair of double-sided wooden signs depicting "OPEN” and “CLOSED" The words are painted in bold white letters on a dark blue background. The words are surrounded by a thin white painted border on both sides. Very thick and well made with nice, molded edges on all sides. |
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| G546 Pair of matching 19th century single candle sconces. Most American homes were lit with simple candle sconces such as these. This Pair of 19th century New England Sconces have the best, uncleaned surface. They are in very good original condition. |
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| H170 Early wooden framed mirror with original wavy glass mirror. Original black paint with white lettering depicting “NO TRUST” along the top, and “LIVE AND LET LIVE” along the bottom edge. Applied wooden blocks with carved designs adorn each corner and painted decorative symbols adorn the sides. |
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| H273 Early 20th century large strawberry shaped roadside trade sign from Hanover Pennsylvania. – advertising “STRAWBERRIES”. Double sided. The colors of this sign are beautiful with the white lettering painted on a realistic background of red with green ’seeds’ and added shading details to the cap leaves at the top. |
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| H268 Gorgeous Antique Folk Art Hand-Painted Wooden Bowl, Dough Bowl, with snow scene painted interior. The exterior is natural patina and shows great lathe turnings. There is a hook on the back for hanging. |
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| RM1370 Rare, New England painted wooden compote in old red paint over the original bittersweet paint. Early lathe-turned. Tall, raised lip around the top edge and wonderful incised lines gracefully encircling top and bottom add a decorative look to this functional piece. Circa 1850. |
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| RM1369 Beautiful 19th century Shaker bentwood oval pantry box in original blue paint. Steamed and bentwood sides secured by a total of four left facing fingerlaps (three on the bottom and one on the lid) secured with early copper tacks. Natural patina interior. |
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| RM1371 Late 19th early 20th century Paris Maine Sled in three beautiful polychrome colors. Blue background with two bands of mustard painted flowers and the bust of a Native American Indian wearing a feathered headdress stenciled in black in the center. Wooden sled with the oak runner frames being mortised on all four corners and encased in metal runners. Marked 'Pairs Mfg Co. South Paris, ME, U.S.A. No. 52' on the underside. Excellent condition! |
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| H346 Early 1900's New England wooden framed mirror beautifully hand painted and decorated with Chrysanthemums. Wonderful, thick beveled glass mirror surrounded by slightly convex frame with expertly mitered corners. |
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| H253 Early Canvasback decoys in original paint by R. Madison Mitchell, circa1955 renowned decoy carver. Carved in the traditional Havre de Grace, MD style Decoy is in good condition original weight remains attached to the bottomR Madison Mitchell was born and grew up in Oakington, MD near the Swan River, south of Havre de Grace. |
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| G483 Early Canvasback decoys in original paint by R. Madison Mitchell, signed and dated 1954 |
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| *SOLD* H42 Wonderful mid-19th century North Carolina round table with rotating lazy Susan center resting on slightly tapered Hepplewhite legs in old gray paint. Pegged construction. Very Sturdy. |
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| H356 Early 20th century School House pattern hooked rug. This visually appealing rug is constructed of hand hooked wool on burlap in a vertical rectangular form and features six different school houses done in reds, blues and greens with white accents on a tan background surrounded on all four sides with a red and black triple border. |
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| *SOLD* H247 19th century New England Hepplewhite two drawer stand retaining its fantastic original green painted surface. Square nail construction. Nice beaded edge along top and bottom of both drawers. Nicely tapered Hepplewhite legs are fully mortised and pegged into the apron. |
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| H265 Very rare Mid 19th century New England seed cabinet , in the original blue and red paint, This seed cabinet has a hinged lift lid, that open to a work area for sorting seed, the case has eight square head nail drawers, surrounding a single plank door |
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| *SOLD* H221 Great Folk Art Chicken weathervane in old white paint over the original red. Double sided. The hand carved detailing defining feathers in the tail, around the neck and on the sides of the head along with the early tack eyes, and cut metal that was used for the comb on the head and wattle below the beak add to the folky character of this piece. Mounted in an early original white painted architectural turning. |
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| *SOLD* H252 Early 20th century Trade sign for "Fresh Eggs” from Hanover Pennsylvania, in black lettering on a white background with two red painted cut outs of chickens applied to the top. There is a space below the "Fresh Eggs" for writing the size and price of eggs for the day. From a private Pa collection |
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| H386 Very unique Folk Art Bird Tree hosting 10 individually carved white egrets in various graceful poses. Seven nicely detailed hand-painted koi fish adorn the multi-tiered paint decorated wooden base. Signed and dated on bottom of base - "M.K. Scheel 22" |
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| *SOLD* D41 Hanging tin candle sconce with deep concave reflector retaining its old dry red painted surface. Drop curled arm below reflector supports a fluted drip cup beneath candle socket. Nice rolled edges and solder joints are all secure. |
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| F165 Mid to Late 20th century hooked rug depicting a single black horse in the center amid an olive-green background. Each corner is adorned with a Tulip inside a triangular black background. Multi-colored scallops and half-diamond shapes decorate the centers of opposing sides along the edge. Constructed of hand hooked wool on burlap with a ‘binding’ of whip-stitched wool yarn. Professionally cleaned and mounted. Ready to hang! Great size and workmanship! |
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| H47 19th Century extraordinary lathe turned wooden bowl with a wide molded rim. It exhibits the BEST in form, paint and condition! From Maine. Beautiful mustard paint. Out of round. |
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| H390 Pair of 1950's Canvasback Decoys carved by Charlie Joiner, Chestertown Maryland - 1950 - both are branded (F.B.W) in the original paint. |
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| *SOLD* H254 HENRY DAVIS Original Canvasback Hen Decoy by famous Upper Chesapeake Bay decoy maker Henry Davis, Perryville, Maryland (1876-1960). Decoy is in second coat of old working repaint, with original paint showing through in some areas. Retains the original rigging. |
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| RM1367 Early 19th century hand turned wooden bowl retaining its old blue paint. . Thick walled with incised rings around the inner and outer edge of the rim. Evidence of slow turnings and nice wear visible on the outside. |
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| *SOLD* RM1368 Beautiful high back wallbox in original blue paint. Thick walled, square nail construction |
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| RM1366 Early 19th century wooden utility box in original red paint. Rectangular shaped with canted sides. Very sturdy, square nail construction. |
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| *SOLD* H258 Spectacular mid-19th century Shenandoah Valley Virginia Food Safe/ Pie Safe, in its original blue paint, and the original four over sized hand punched tins. The tins on the front have stars and on the sides the tin is punched in a circle pattern with stars in each corner. The doors are full mortise, the back has two wide boards with the original blue paint, The Pie safe rest on tall legs |
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| *SOLD* H180 Incredible early 19th century Shenandoah Valley, Virginia splay leg Hepplewhite table with dovetailed drawer on wide, gracefully tapered splayed legs in original pumpkin paint. The drawer is dovetailed front and back, splayed to match the shape of the base and retains its original brass pull knob. |
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| *SOLD* H385 American, 20th century Folk Art Bird Tree, with fourteen (14) beautiful polychrome painted and hand carved wooden birds resting on a steamed and bent branches in a colorful base that measures 5¾” in diameter. Various species of birds |
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| H362 Miniature framed hand painted portrait of a Gentleman boasting a perfectly coiffed and powdered hairstyle and wearing a high collared coat with white shirt and dark tie. A blue painted background enhances the depth and exquisitely detailed features in this portrait, especially the facial area! The nicely made frame is accented with gold gilded edges around both the inner and outer edges - |
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| H363 Lovely 19th century Miniature birdseye maple framed hand painted portrait of a young blue-eyed girl holding a well-dressed dark-haired doll. The young girl is wearing a lovely red dress with black dots, matching red shoes and necklace. The artist's skill is well documented by the many wonderful details |
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| H245 19th century Pennsylvania high back, hooded wood box in old pewter gray paint with shaped sides and scalloped cut out ends and feet. Wear indicative of age and years of use. |
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| H384 Mid 19th century New England apothecary chest in original dry red paint with six large drawers. Square head nail construction |
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| RM1364 Shore Bird |
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| H239 Early 19th century folk art hand-carved wooden rabbit with applied eyes. Carved from one solid piece of wood and retains its original natural surface bearing great patina. |
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| *SOLD* H391 Miniature hand carved wooden Swan Decoy in the ‘sleeper’ pose – unsigned. |
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| H240 Late 19th century Double sided wooden painted trade / advertising sign. This Sign was used for two different business, One side reads: : “Cigars Cigarettes + Soft-Drink’s” painted in black lettering with orange painted highlighting. A black painted border outlines this side of the sign The reverse side reads: “Feed For Sale Here” - painted in white lettering on a black background. This side shows signs of exposure to the elements over a period of many years. “Feed For Sale Here” - painted in white lettering on a black background. |
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| H241 Stamped 5 gallon cobalt blue decorated ovoid stoneware crock with applied ears / handles. Beautiful floral pattern cobalt decoration. |
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| H246 Cobalt decorated lidded Stoneware Cake Crock with applied handles. Pennsylvania, circa 1860s. Lid is also beautifully decorated with cobalt around the edge. The Lid and Crock are in very good condition. |
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| *SOLD* H382 19th century punched tin Lantern, with beautiful dry mustard painted surface. Symmetrically punched and pierced patterns of dots and dashes, with circular holes in conical top for venting purposes. Hinged door opens for easy access to interior candle socket. |
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| RM1365 Early to mid-1900's Wooden wine bottle with cork bottom in dry red painted surface. Originally used for aging wine. Old cork stopper still intact. |
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| H250 19th century Shaker finger lapped oval shaped pantry box with beautiful natural surface. Sturdy steamed and bent wood construction with three finger laps secured with tiny tacks |
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| H388 19th century wooden scoop hand painted and decorated with a nighttime Nautical scene. Painting includes detailed rigging on the ship's mast and sails, a cloudy sky with the moon peeking through clouds and reflecting on the water |
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| H244 Early 20th century set of four heart shaped mirrors with gold gilded wooden frames –with stamps/labels on backs |
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| H387 Madison Mitchell original painted Canadian Goose decoy, 1960’s. This is a weighted full-body size |
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| H389 Dorchester County, Maryland Decoy -weight on bottom is constructed of a piece of rebar. |
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| H383 Early 19th century UpState New York Stepback Cupboard , in the original red paint , with a very unusual tall pie shelf, double raised panel in each door which is full mortised , it has it's original knobs, The Cupboard has a nice applied molding around the top |
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| *SOLD* H381Circular painted and extensively punched tin lantern with flat base and corrugated conical top featuring alternating red and green painted bands of repetitive symmetrical piercing patterns that include stars, circles, dots and dashes. |
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| H365 Running Horse Weathervane with cast head - mounted on iron base for display purposes This 19th C. copper swelled bodied running horse weathervane with rare cast iron head has lots of character. The body is all copper, with iron head in its original weathered condition showing years of exposer to the weather |
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| *SOLD* H187 Early 19th century Shenandoah Valley Virginia, high back Bench / Wood Box circa 1820 with shaped ends, lift-top seat board concealing an open well. Retains an old green-painted surface. square head nail construction |
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| H347 .“What fabulous piece of folk art!” this wooden Rooster weathervane with great original surface, is from New England . |
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| H375 Early 19th century Pennsylvania hanging pie safe in original red and grey painted surface. Beautiful applied hand-punched tins, in the circle pattern feature a large tin with two smaller tins on the front and one large hand punched tin on the back and sides. |
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| H379 Early 20th century Ohio painted basket. Woven splint with steamed and bent bentwood handle and original green paint. The rim of the Basket is single wrapped, the asket is resting on an applied base with a reinforced bottom |
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| H369 Early 19th c. New England TRENCHER with nautical scene painted inside of ship with sails on rough water with people, and the American flag flying , Rare to find an authentic early trencher in such great shape |
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| *SOLD* H376 American Miniature Portrait. Mid 19th century, watercolor on paper. Young woman with a bonnet and book. |
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| H344 Mid 19th century Large mirror with painted deep frame, the frame depicting a snowy landscape with a waterfall and birds with old looking glass, circa 1860 |
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| D675 Early 19th century New England Federal Period black painted candle stand. The legs are dovetailed into the pedestal that features nice, bold turnings and retains early black paint over the original red paint. Circa 1800 – 1820 |
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| RM1364 Gorgeous original blue painted wooden Shaker bucket with hole for spout. Stave constructed with three metal bands. Retains working metal Bale handle with tin diamond escutcheons still intact |
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| *SOLD* H349 Early 20th century State park "NO HUNTING OR FISHING" sign - pained on board one sided with black painted letters on a mustard background. Zig-Zag cut out ends. |
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| H340 Very Early Yellow leg Shore Bird, circa 1890 from Long Island N.Y. branded D.A. Wood, with tack eyes and carved wings and walnut bill, mounted on stand for displaying. Working original paint shows sign of being shot over |
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| H364 Very unique Small wooden hand carver Eastern Shore Maryland free standing goose |
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| H341 Late 1800 Hollow black belly Plover two piece construction, tack eyes, original black paint |
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| H353 Late 19th century Child's wooden Wagon with removable sides, Notice the spoke wooden wheels. In the original green paint and the wheels are red . Wagon is all original with a small beak to one of the removale sides. This is a great display pieces |
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| H372 Early 20th century Antique Shooting Gallery Targets. Early Iron in the shape of a Ram, with the original white paint -marked 'NRA 22 |
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| H367 Rare antique ring toss game, originating from 1930's . This piece of folk art retains much of its original paint, of yellow, green and red with just the right amount of wear! There are two original wooden rings, on top of each post is is a bell, |
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| *SOLD *18th century Chippendale four graduated dovetailed drawer Chest, retaining dry oyster white surface , with a dovetailed case , resting on an extremely high dovetailed Chippendale base, The Chest has all its original brasses. The wood is birch and pine, found in New Hampshire, circa 1790 -1810 |
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| H210 Spectacular Eastern Shore, Maryland Basket featuring a double band rim with a steamed and bent, notched handle in the original dry, green paint. Nice, tight weave, with an interior double-woven bumped up bottom. |
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| *SOLD* H342 Early 20th century New England paint decorated wooden Canada Goose Weathervane. Great piece of American folk art. The goose is constructed of layered wood panels and mounted on a metal directional and solid round wooden base for display purposes. |
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| *SOLD* H100 19th century Pennsylvania apothecary with 16 drawers boasting chamfered drawer fronts and original porcelain knobs in original mustard painted surface. |
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| *SOLD* H132 Early wooden box grater with drawer in old dry blue paint. Grater boasts a hand punched perforated, heavy metal grater surface over a sturdy full length functional drawer that slides in and out without problems and has a small embossed brass knob for easy opening/closing. |
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| *SOLD* H72 Large round wooden Pie Board with double splines in original dark blue paint. Great wear and patina with evidence of chop marks from years of use. The two sturdy splines prevent the large board from warping. |
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| RM1358 Early 19th century Pennsylvania Wall Box in the original blue paint, square head nail construction, with wonderful worn surface on the interior. |
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| *SOLD* H348 Southern Mid 19th century small one door cupboard in original yellow paint. Applied gallery with scallop cut out on back, scalloped drop apron front on base and tall cut out feet on sides. All original – no repairs. Clean, natural patina interior. Possibly Virginia. Circa 1850s. |
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| H357 19th century black painted and decorated wooden framed mirror with beautifully hand painted morning glories along the edges of one corner and a small Humming bird in the opposite corner. Constructed of four individual pieces of wood connected with tongue and grooved glue joints. This unique way of connecting the pieces creates a diamond shaped opening for the mirror. Circa 1880-1890's. Framed |
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| H213 Early 20th century oil on canvas Painting by Sarah Jump of Easton, Maryland. "Monday Morning" depicting a woman hanging laundry on clothesline with a house and barn in the background. Signed in lower left corner. |
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| H234 Early 19th century Pennsylvania Jelly Cupboard, in the original red paint, dovetailed case with two dovetailed drawers over a single panel door, with a nice high cut out foot, and applied gallery. Nice, clean interior, original knobs. |
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| *SOLD* H335 Large wooden Fish weathervane in original paint. Detailed carved fins and tail, along with defined mouth, eyes and gills. Mounted on removable metal stand for display purposes. Circa |
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| *SOLD* RM1361 Early Eastern Shore, Maryland wooden trencher retaining its wonderful original yellow paint. The wood is pine. Hand chopped construction. Great wear. Circa 1860. |
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| H163 Canvasback Decoy attributed to James/Frank Cockey - re-painted. Original iron keel in tact. |
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| **Sold**RM1362 Stunning!! Pair of John "Daddy" Holly (1818-1892) Havre de Grace, MD, Sink Box canvasback decoys circa 1860. Very rare to find any decoy painted by Daddy Holly, this is the first pair of sink box decoys in his paint we have ever seen. |
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| H228 Early 20th century New England handmade folk art wooden bird feeder in the shape of a Covered Bridge retaining old pale green paint. Details include canted ends, individually pieced latticed sides, arched entryways and a cute overhanging rooftop! |
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| H351 Wooden Fish-shaped advertising sign with "WORMS" painted on one side. White painted background with black painted letters, edges, eye/mouth/gill/tail details. |
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| *SOLD* H334 Late 18th century to early 19th century Pennsylvania Miniature Blanket Chest with applied bracket base with beautiful Chippendale style designed foot and original spurs on ends, and original dropped apron front on the base. Retains original robin egg blue paint. Beautiful painted love birds with hearts on their wings, pinstriping and tulip decorations enhance the beauty of this piece. The paint decoration is typical of the Lancaster County, Pennsylvania area. The wood is white pine. The case is dovetailed, there are small tee nails and common cut nails in the bracket base. Chest retains original lock and hinges. Circa 1790 - 1810. |
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| H331 Berks County, Pennsylvania slide lid box retaining beautiful original red and black paint decorated surface. Dovetailed case. Lid has three symmetrically carved indentations on one end for fingers to easily open/close the smoothly sliding lid. Clean, natural patina interior. Circa 1790 - 1810. |
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| *SOLD* H224 Wonderful sized original blue painted wooden Trencher. Visible hand-hewn marks on exterior. Great wear and patina on interior. |
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| H223 Rectangular gathering basket in original light green paint. Extremely sturdy woven basket boasts double steamed and bent rims that are single wrapped and a thick, steamed and bent handle that is notched and woven into the sides of the basket. |
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| H215 Shenandoah Valley, Virginia yellow pine Cutlery Box - Tightly dovetailed construction with two compartments separated by an arched center boasting a curved cut out hand hold. Retains the original pale green painted surface with great wear and patina. |
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| 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 resting on full heigh legs. |
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| *SOLD* H230 19th century Pennsylvania wall box in wonderful original green paint. Unusual design with attached lollipop hanger. Early square nail construction and evidence of pith sawed boards. Circa 1840s. |
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| H233 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. |
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| *SOLD*H64 Early 19th Century Lancaster Pennsylvania Apothecary Chest, circa 1820 in beautiful blue paint, The case is dovetailed as well as the Twelve-Drawers, the wood is cherry and walnut secondary wood. |
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| H216 Exceptional miniature dome top box with slide lid in original gray paint. Slightly chamfered edges along the top. |
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| H227 19th Miniature stool with the original original surface, from Pennsylvania, circa 1860 |
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| RM1357 Diminutive Box in original dry, paint. Incised rings carved around edges of top and bottom of box |
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| *SOLD* H330 Early 20th century road side Tade Sign Butter Milk 5 Cent, pained on a singlewide board with a white back ground with black letting and red letting. |
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| H338 Lum Fletcher semi high head Decoy, circa 1920's in second coat of working repaint, with traces of the original showing. |
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| H333 Miniature Goose - carver unknown - original paint with slightly turned head. Circa 1960's |
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| H182 18th century New England Queen Ann two board scrub-top Table , circa 1780-1790 Retains an old black-painted surface the top is held in place with tee nails and wooden pegs ,with battens affixed to the underside, raised on cabriole legs terminating in pad feet. |
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| G917 Mid-18th century Pennsylvania birdcage Candle Stand, circa 1750- 1780 in original red paint, round tilt top resting on a banister turned pedestal on a tri pod leg, which is dovetailed into the base of the pedestal. |
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| H196 Late 18th century, New England, seven spindle bow back Windsor Chair, dated under seat 1809 shaped plank seat, and splayed bamboo-style turned legs |
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| *SOLD* G788 19th century (Forsyth County) North Carolina one door cupboard in original blue paint. . All square head nail construction with tall cut out feet. Great size and condition! |
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| H152 Miles Hancock working Canada Goose Decoy. Miles Hancock (1888-1974), Chincoteague Island, VA. in original paint, circa 1925 - 1930 longdelicate tail shows the influence of Ira Hudson at the time when and Hancock worked together |
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| H207 19th century outstanding original painted checkers game board shows an outstanding original painted wood surface and is constructed from a single wide pine plank. |
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| 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. Fantastic dark blue paint with great wear and patina on outside and natural patina |
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| H190 19th century. Wall Shelf, with three tiers of shelves, sides with cut-outs. Retains an old chrome yellow-painted surface. |
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| **SOLD** H206 20th Century Folk Art Owl Tree, with eight white beautiful polychrome painted and hand carved wooden Owl resting on steamed and bent branches in a colorful base |
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| H209 19th century Peg Rack with four wooden hand carved pegs. Original green paint, mounted on a single board . Circa 1820. |
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| 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, whereas the bottom and interior show only natural patina. |
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| H208 Doug Jester Chincoteague Virginia Miniature Merganser Decoy , carved by Doug Jester (1876-1961) Chincoteague, VA. Original paint mounted on a wooden base. |
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| RM1356 Early black duck by R. Madison Mitchell (1901 - 1993) of Havre de Grace, Maryland. Circa 1940’s. Working decoy, all original. single-nail weight on bottom circa 1950 |
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| H204 Early Black Duck Decoy carved by Doug Jester of Chincoteague, Virginia. Circa 1920’s |
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| **SOLD** H200 Charming 8' long Pennsylvania 19th Century blue painted plank seat Windsor Settee featuring rolled arms and full spindle back resting on two sets of four high-style Bamboo Windsor Splay leg stretcher bases. One board plank seat. |
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| *SOLD* H178 Early 20th century Mid Atlantic vibrant painted Circus steps. Very sturdy wooden three-step form with paneled ends. Retains original polychrome painted surface. Circa 1930. |
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| *SOLD* H189 Early 19th century New England Apothecary Chest in beautiful red decorated paint. Features dovetailed case and ten dovetailed drawers retaining their original wooden knobs. |
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| H184 Early 19th century original red painted work table featuring a two board rectangular top with breadboard ends, over single- dovetailed drawer, raised on very fine tapered legs. circa 1820 |
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| H181 Wonderful mid-19th century rocking chair featuring a four-slat back, nicely turned finials, shaped arm rests, woven-splint seat, double box stretcher and old applied iron braces at juncture of legs and rockers. Retains a beautiful old blue- over original blue painted surface with well-worn areas of wear from years of use. |
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| *SOLD* H185 Hanging Cupboard nailed construction, hinged door concealing two fixed shelves. Retains an old, blue-painted surface. 19th century. |
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| H205 Very rare root head goose decoy, by Otis Bridges of Talbot County Maryland retains its original weight. Otis owned a General Store and was a fishing guide in Talbot County. |
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| H146 Copper flying Goose weathervane - Mid 20th century - great condition with tight solder joints throughout and wonderful patina. "MC ELVAIN" is stamped (or carved?) on one side into the lower edge of body below back part of wing. This name is attributed to multi-generational makers of handmade weathervanes in the Bar Harbor, Maine. |
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| H196a Late 18th century ,New England , seven spindle bow back Windsor Chair, early chair, with bamboo turned .raised on slightly splayed legs joined by an H-form stretcher with a beautiful saddle seat, in old bittersweet red paint , circa 1790 –1810 |
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| H198 Canvasback Drake by John Graham Charlestown MD - 1890's - branded NH |
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| H203 Black duck decoy by Ira Hudson (1876-1949) of Chincoteague, VA. Circa 1930's. |
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| H176 HOOKED RUG, rectangular form, depicting two hunters with a dog, the hunter in the back shooting his rifle at a flock of birds. Trees and cattails line the scene, mountains and blue sky in the background. |
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| H201 Charlie Joiner Canvasback Drake in original paint. Signed and dated 1960. Very good condition. |
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| H202 Early Black Duck Decoy carved by Doug Jester of Chincoteague, Virginia. Circa 1920’s original scratch feather painting. His speedy carving process provided affordable decoys for local hunters. Balsa, cedar, cottonwood and pine were preferable materials. |
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| **SOLD** H171 Early 19th century Virginia two part Plantation Desk, circa 1830 - 1840 in early yellow paint over the original red. The top section has a single nine window lites, with full mortised and tenon joints with the original wavy glass. It has a wide simple molding at the top. Sets on a base with nice turned legs, with a very unusual lid which drops down and rests on two pull-out supports. |
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| 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, |
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| G393 Quaint small sized berry gathering basket in old lipstick red paint. The 5” square base gradually tapers to an 8 1/2” wide circular opening. Single wrapped rim with tightly woven sides. |
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| H133 15 pieces of stone fruit 3 figs, 1 lemon, 2 apples, 3 pears, 1 peach, 1 small plum, miniature orange, miniature Banana miniature red plum, miniature yellow |
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| *SOLD* H137 Mid 19th century Pennsylvania Drysink, in original blue paint, circa 1850-1860 with a single drawer under a small work area. Two panel doors open to the interior with two shelves in beautiful old natural patina. |
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| 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,that open to the interior with shelves and nice and clean. it has a nice hight cut out foot, original surface, the wood is white pine square head nail construction circa 1820 |
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| H80 19th century Peg Rack with seven turned pegs. Original green paint, mounted on a single board with beaded top and bottom. Circa 1820. |
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| H127 Spectacular original dry red painted wooden turned bowl - out of round, excellent wear and patina indicative of age and use. Very thick and sturdy. |
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| H145 Bob McGaw Canvasack Decoy branded C.S in the second working coat of paint Canvasback decoy by Havre de Grace Maryland carver Bob Mcgaw (1879-1958). The decoy is in very good condition with some very minor wear |
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| H162 Canvasback Drake from Cecil Country - Unknown Carver - painted by Severn Hall re-paint. Full size, In excellent condition |
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| H143 Early James Holly Bluebill Decoy in it's original dry paint. JAMES HOLLY (HAVRE DE GRACE, MARYLAND, 1855 - 1935) |
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| H164 Canvasback Drake, James Holly, Havre de Grace, MD. Nice, solid bird in original paint. Lead weight secured with two nails. Two nails and small piece of leather from what looks like original line tie. |
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| H119 Early 19th century Pennsylvania splay leg hepplewhite Stand, original salmon paint, the base is all mortised and peg, the top is one wide board, held on with sqaure head nails Circa 1820 |
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| *SOLD* H110 Lancaster County, Pennsylvania one drawer wash stand in original red, green and yellow paint. This great piece features a dovetailed applied decorative cut out gallery, applied turned feet and a single dovetailed drawer with divided interior over one door that is fully mortised and pegged. |
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| H121 Early 19th century Pennsylvania hanging Corner Cupboard, in the original red and blue paint. This Cupboard has a single panel door which is mortised and pegged, that open to the interior that is also has the original blue paint, it is one board square head nail construction |
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| H120 Large swell body copper running horse weathervane with cast head. Mounted on a base for display purposes. 20th c., |
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| H33 Large arched wooden window Louvers in old dry green painted surface with original hardware. Mortised construction. Detailed workmanship throughout. Great condition. |
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| H153 Thomas Wood's Boston Coffee Tin General Store Display advertising tin, wonderful colors THOMAS WOOD & CO., BOSTON, MA. GENERAL STORE BIN. Circa 1900 |
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| *SOLD* SCOTT JACKSON Canvasback drake gunning decoy by the famous Scott Jackson, Charlestown, Maryland.Branded ( 0 0 ) for the Oliver Nash rig of decoys. Jackson was one of the famous Charlestown Five decoy makers. His decoys are very difficult to find. This wonderful old circa 1910 gunning decoy is in old repaint. Has wonderful sleek form and nicely carved head! Scott Jackson was Hansen's guide on the Susquehanna Flats |
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| H124 New England hand chopped Decoy ( Eider ) wide body, which is very unusual, leather rigging, pegged head. |
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| H139 Large wooden restaurant trade sign from the Hemingway's Restaurant in Stevensville, MD. Located on the Chesapeake Bay at the base of the Bay Bridge which was just sold and being remodeled. The Hemingway Restaurant was open in 1953 -1954 and was a favorite place for beach travelers |
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| H148 Charlie Joiner cast iron sink Box Decoy, original paint rare 1960’s |
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| H147 Madison Mitchell Havre de Grace Maryland Canvasback Decoy Signed and dated 1965 in original paint. |
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| *SOLD* H57 Extremely rare Mid-18th century pine, Single Part, Blind Door Corner Cupboard. (Circa 1740-1760) Original Blue Paint, with two single raised panel doors held in place with original rare butterfly hinges, with rose head nails, the doors are full mortised with pin, the case of the Cupboard is resting on an applied bracket base Circa 1740-1760 |
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| H118 Wooden hand carved Folk Art Rabbit in it's original paint decoration. all one piece of wood, very detailed carving of ears and mouth |
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| *SOLD* H126 New England wooden hand Carved and painted fish weathervane, early 20th c., mounted on metal stand for displaying |
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| H97 Wonderful New England wooden bowl, hand turned bowl is out of round footed in the original red painted surface strong evidence of slow lathe turning,, and resting on raised foot. |
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| H92 Canvasback Decoy carved by Charlie Joiner (1921-2015) of Chestertown, MD. Original paint and retains original iron weight and ring on bottom. Circa mid 1960s. |
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| H93 Pair of Canvasback Decoys signed and dated on bottom "Larry Tawes 1969". (Larry Tawes,Sr. - Salisbury, Maryland) |
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| H79 19th century Peg Rack with six pegs in old oyster white paint with molded edge, nicely turned mushroom pegs which are mortised into the back board. |
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| G879 Choptank River Diminutive Decoy early Choptank River Maryland, Bufflehead, in original paint with the original iron keel with tack eyes circa 1870 |
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| H125 Early New England Golden Eye with raised carved wings, with inset head and neck, old working repaint circa 1920 |
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| G943 Goose Decoy - painted eyes and feathers. Retains iron weight, staple and ring on bottom. Talbot County, MD origin. |
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| H91 Framed Oil painting on canvas featuring a still life of a book, candlestick, pipe and decoy. Signed in lower right hand corner 'Ella Ruark'. Artist's card is stapled to back - indicating it was from Baltimore, Maryland. Framed measurements: 30 1/4" wide x 24" tall x 1 5/8" thick. NOTE: Ella Ruark (1915 - 2015) was born in Hooper's Island, Maryland in 1915, graduated from Hooper's Island High School in 1932 and moved to Baltimore with her husband in the 1940's. |
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| B634 Early 19th century table top Dough Box, This rectangular example, having sharply canted sides with cut out handles and the original removable lid , with a dovetailed case, remains in original red paint. |
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| H128 Mid 20th century road side Trade Sign for hom madee "Cide" this sign is two side and is painted on a single board in the colors of white , red, black and yellow. |
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| H116 Monarch Peanut Butter Teenie Weenie Advertising Tin or Pail with lid, 1 pound size, lithograph tin |
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| *SOLD* H114 Early 20th century 2-quart tin oil can with pouring spout and handle and a tin Bank that advertises “Cross Country Motor Oil” and notice the graphic outline of the Unite States of America. Along with the outline of U.SA. this can also has the Sears pledge from the company Sears, Roebuck and Company which reads “The Cross-Country name on any article is your assurance |
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| *SOLD* H49 Early 19th century New England Apothecary Cupboard in original black paint, a very unusual form, with a divided interior, with its original mustards paint . over twenty dovetailed drawers with original knobs, over two raised panel door that open to a nice clean interior with a single shelf. resting on tall shaped cut out foot. The dividers are all mortised into the sides, early tee and square head nail construction Circa 1790- 1820 |
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| H78 Very rare mid 19th century Virginia folk art painted one drawer southern Hunt Table from Shenandoah County, Virginia. Pencil post legs. The wood is pine and poplar. Table bears its original green painted base color with symmetrical yellow dots covering the edges of the top, and entire base. The drawer front and bands on each leg bear red painted accents along with the yellow dots. Signed on bottom. Very sturdy table. |
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| H86 Jeanne Davies water color of little Girl with flowers (1936 - ) 20th Century New Jersey/ Pennsylvania Modern Folk Artist best known for her landscapes, farm scenes, family portraits and Amish life subjects. This is an original signed painting . This truly is a charming painting of a beautiful brown hair |
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| *SOLD* H70 Fantastic New England wooden trade sign advertising “A. G. BENNETT. 5 & 10 CENT STORE.” Original black lettering in white background. Sign is nicely framed with a 2 1/2” thick molding that boasts a black painted chamfered interior edge. Iron brackets on ends or holes in backboard for screws allow flexibility in hanging. |
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| H85 Mid 19th century raised panel Door with hearts cut out, from a wall unit, retains old dark surface on one side and the remnants of white wash on the other side. All mortised & pinned, circa 1850. |
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| *SOLD* H29 Pair of matching hanging wall shelves in beautiful old dry red paint. Each shelf has a top board over a graduated / tapered cut out drop that is cut from a single piece of wood. Surface shows crackling in the paint which indicates they may have been used close to the heat of a fireplace. |
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| H56 Wonderful New England trade sign advertising “M. A. RYERSON. DRESS MAKER”. Wooden sign retains original gold lettering on a black sand painted background and boasts two gold stripes around its entirety that enhance the wooden frame encasing all edges. The fantastic parallel pit saw marks along the entire back side of the sign dates it between the 1840’s and early 1860’s. |
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| Y4 Early Maryland hand chopped working Canvasback Drake in original paint with paddle tail, with original weight |
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| H7 Pair of vintage cast iron & spelter bookends IRISH SETTER POINTER HUNTING DOG BOOKEND in the original black and white paint, mounted on a wooden base and back, which is in black paint |
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| H62 Super rare 19th century extremely oversized slat field goose from either the Acorn, or Cape Cod, Massachusetts area. Possibly attributed to carver, Joe Lincoln. Cut nail construction. |
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| G693 19th century original green 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. |
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| RM1275 Spectacular 19th Century “Lollipop” wall box in absolutely beautiful, original, dry red paint. Nicely tapered sides, |
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| **SOLD** G430 American, Pennsylvania Lancaster County Chippendale A two-piece Dutch Cupboard in old yellow over the original red paint first quarter 19th century., circa 180- 1810 ,the upper section having a stacked molded cornice with dental molding underneath over two six-glass pane doors with straight mullions, interior shelves consisting of plate rails, cup shelves and spoon slots, retaining he original red paint , all above a pie shelf over three dovetailed drawers with brass pulls |
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| H65 19th Century Wooden Trade Sign for "Fresh Opened Oysters" Painted on Wood, and the sign is Single-Sided |
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| 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 |
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| H55 NEW ENGLAND WOODEN BUCKETS. American, -19th century. Stave construction with two applied handles. Bentwood bands, original blue paint, two iron bands which are fixed at the top and the bottom of the bucket. Two iron ear handles are affixed to the sides of the bucket for ease of transport. |
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| *SOLD* H54 19th century Noodle board. Mid to late 19th century, referred to as a dough board, these boards were used for multiple purposes serving as a kitchen counter for rolling out dough. |
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| RM1348 Late 19th century Egg carrier with the original blue paint and black stenciled advertising. The following advertisements, “ Geo B. Tompkins and Co Dry good and Carpet, Sturgis Mich. Reliable Egg Carrier Brooder Co. Quincy Ill |
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| G153 Antique Golden Eye working duck decoy attributed to Bill Cochran of Talbot County, Maryland 1950's old working paint |
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| H36 19th Century dome top document box in original white paint with black paint decoration. Square nail construction with original iron lock and hasp. Natural patina interior. |
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| H37 Large 19th century thick walled pantry box with original dark blue paint. Steamed and bentwood sides secured with small tacks. Natural patina interior. Very sturdy. |
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| H31 Early 19th century, New England origin. square nail construction. Canted sides with one piece bottom. Original dry Windsor green and salmon painted surface with heart cut out handles . |
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| **SOLD** G812 Wonderful, rare sized hand-hewn wooden trencher boasting extensive internal wear and chop marks from years of use. Age crack along the center of the bottom as seen in photos. |
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| Z300 Carnival Heart Ring Toss painted in red, yellow, and blue, these doweled hearts fit into black painted base and were used for a ring toss game in a mid-century carnival. Some of the hearts were reinforced with strips of sheet metal along their sides, such as these , beautiful color. |
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| G571 Hand carved and painted R. Madison Mitchell Canada Goose Decoy, Circa 1966. Decoy retains its original weight and ring. Signed and dated on bottom. |
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| H23 Pair of madison mitchell blue bill, in the original paint, good condition circa 1950's |
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| H3 Early Talbot County Maryland Drake carved by Elliott Brothers working duck decoy-Branded J.W. |
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| H8 Antique Cast Iron Fireside Cat Doorstop Figurine by Hubley Early 20 th Century Pennsylvania large, eye-catching antique cast iron fireside cat doorstop.in original painted cast iron |
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| H18 Gathering Basket in beautiful green paint, rectangle shape with applied handles, single wrapped rim very tightly made, nice and sturdy |
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| H16 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 li |
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| *SOLD* G912 Early 19th century Lancaster County Pennsylvania one Drawer Hepplewhite side Table, in the vibrant yellow paint, with a dovetailed drawer, the wood is white pine, tee nail construction, circa 1810 |
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| H2 19th century Storage Box with the original sage green paint, The Box retains all original hardware, and is nailed construction with square head nails circa 1860 |
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| H21 R. Madison Mitchell carved Canada goose Decoy signed and date by Madison Mitchell and dated 1970 |
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| *sold* H24 Captain Jess Urie (1901-1978), Rock Hall, Maryland Canvasback Drake.circa 1960 Jess Urie made his living by fishing and running charters. He was a perfectionist and all of his birds had extensive feathering and wing painting. Rigged, in excellent condition |
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| H11 Upper Bay canvasback duck decoy carver unknown with rigging, with a J. carved in bottom of Decoy . |
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| H14 mid 20th century Sunbeam Bread sign from the 1950’s , features little Miss Sunbeam. The colors, condition and graphics are fantastic. Miss Sunbeam is shown taking a bite of her slice of buttered Sunbeam bread, the energy packed bread. This is an authentic Sunbeam sign made of metal with embossed edge. Miss Sunbeam and the Sunbeam lettering are also embossed. |
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| RM1344 Chip-carved pineapple butter print of Pennsylvania origin from the 19th century. Of very uncommon form |
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| RM1343 Wonderful 19th Century small footed bowl in the original bittersweet paint. |
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| G427 Late 18th century Lancaster Pennsylvania double raised panel, hanging Corner Cupboard in the original yellow and salmon paint. Very unusual design, having reeded styles as well as reeded molding under the cornice molding, to include a three-step molding on top. |
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| *sold* G851 Beautiful 19th century original dry green painted pantry box. Very sturdy steamed and bentwood sides secured with small tacks and tiny nails. Clean, natural patina interior. |
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| G853 19th century New England signed Shaker Pantry box – thick, very sturdy steamed and bent walls with tiny square nails and tack construction in its original dry red paint. Retains maker’s stamp inside the bottom that reads: “made by E.B. Frye and Son Wilton NH”. |
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| G849 19th century early pumpkin painted round pantry box. Clean interior. Steamed and bentwood overlapping sides are secured with small tacks. |
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| *SOLD* G97 19th century painted pine hanging Wall shelf, retaining beautiful mustard painted surface. Wall shelf is dovetailed and features a nice, molded edge around the top, shaped ends with a single shelf that is mortised through the sides, and a board with hooks across the bottom. |
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| D675 Early 19th century New England Federal Period black painted candle stand. The legs are dovetailed into the pedestal that features nice, bold turnings and retains early black paint over the original red paint. Circa 1800 – 1820. |
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| *SOLD* RM1340 Gorgeous original blue painted wooden Shaker bucket with hole for spout. Stave constructed with three metal bands. Retains working metal Bale handle with tin diamond escutcheons still intact. Remnants of a stenciled merchant label from New Hampshire is visible on the top. Second half-19th century. |
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| RM1339 Early wooden bowl with nice turnings, lipped edge and beautiful blue paint. Out of round. |
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| *SOLD* (W47, K1229, W46) 19th century Set of four Jars Hand Blown with the original Tin Lids -These jars are Hand Blown Glass and were used in an Apothecary Shop. Circa 1830 |
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| G922 Rare - hand-carved, wooden H C Evans & Company early 1900's Carnival Game Race Horse and Jockey figure in original vibrant polychrome colors. This particular horse bears an oversized '3' painted on his flank. It is extremely rare to find these game horses in such fantastic condition, especially with both the Jockey's hat and the Horse's original hand-carved tail remaining in tact! Mounted on a metal base for display purposes, however it is fully removable. H C Evans & Company was established in Chicago, IL in 1892 and collapsed in 1955. The horse games were some of the earliest - dating to the early 1900s. |
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| RM1341 Madison Mitchell Black Duck Decoy - signed and dated on bottom 1947. Original scratch painting. |
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| RM1342 Early Robert "Bob" McGaw Canvasback Drake in original paint. Havre de Grace, Maryland 1940. Measurements: 16" long x 6 1/2" wide x 7" tall |
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| G850 19th century original gray painted pantry box with dry, crackled surface and natural patina interior. Steamed and bentwood sides secured to the top/bottom with tiny nails. Overlapping sides secured with tiny tacks. |
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| D338 Curlew - signed on bottom of the tail area "A.J. Birdsall" (Arthur "Artie" Birdsall of Point Pleasant, NJ) This decoy features tack eyes, great paint details and a long, slightly curved bill. Mounted on a metal stand for display purposes, however it is fully removeable. |
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| F485 Robin egg blue Pantry Box, mid 19th C, New England. Opposing fingered body & lid, tacked & wood pegged construction. Dry, original blue never painted over original surface patina. |
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| G967 Mid 19th century Pennsylvania tall case 16 original tins, Pie Safe with two doors over a single drawer, the Pie safe retaining its original gray painted surface, showing great wear to the doors, Each of the tins features four triple-punched heart surrounding a centered six pointed star |
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| G892 Vintage 1930s "Mr. Jiggs" Folk Art wooden ashtray butler. The name "Jiggs" came from the Butler in a popular comic strip during the time period. He retains his trademark top hat and shoes. |
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| G923 Set of three drawers in old dry red paint. Square nail construction with dovetailed case and dovetailed drawers. The stretchers are also dovetailed into the case. Very sturdy. |
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| *SOLD* G911 Late 19th century Pennsylvania original painted hanging spice chest apothecary with a very unusual design featuring 3 drawers over 6 drawers. The raised sides and cutout on the tall back board create a shelf area along the top |
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| 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. Square head nail and pegged construction. |
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| G908 Diminutive mid 19th Century Pennsylvania pumpkin painted chest of drawers featuring backsplash and high decorative feet and three drawers with brass knobs. Square head nail construction. Circa 1850s. |
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| *SOLD* G921 Rare - hand-carved, wooden H C Evans & Company early 1900's Carnival Game Race Horse and Jockey figure in original vibrant polychrome colors. This particular horse bears an oversized '3' painted on his flank. It is extremely rare to find these game horses in such fantastic condition, especially with both the Jockey's hat and the Horse's original hand-carved tail remaining in tact! Mounted on a metal base for display purposes, however it is fully removable. |
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| G818 Very thick walled wooden pantry box in original red paint with steamed and bent sides secured with square head nails and tiny wooden pegs. Great natural patina inside. |
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| G826 Late 19th century Tightly woven utility, sturdy basket in old green paint with open weave handles and single wrapped rim. |
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| G837 Excellent New England steamed and bentwood oval pantry box retaining its original apple green paint. Opposing finger lapped construction secured with tacks and tiny wooden pins. |
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| G918 Set of four New England bench made painted Windsor Chairs, built with a solid wooden seat . The seats of Windsor chairs are carved into a shallow dish or saddle shape for comfort. ,. The back of the Chairs is steam bent pieces of wood. - two arm Chairs and two bow back, with a Windsor green paint with mustard pin stripping |
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| G939 Pair of Miniature goose decoys with small glass eyes, small wooden keel, slightly turned head that stretches slightly forward - signed on bottom "Ron Rue 2004". (2) Second Goose decoy G940 Miniature goose decoy with fully extended forward outstretched neck, glass eyes and small wooden keel. Signed and dated on bottom "Ron Rue 2007" and branded with "SAF". |
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| G920 Framed painting depicting two hunting dogs in a field of tall dry grasses. Very realistic details emphasized on each dog show the artist's advanced painting skills. Oil on artist's board. |
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| G937 Mallard Decoy - signed on bottom - T. Foxwell 1977 4/20/77 Cambridge MD. Various levels of the carved, raised feathers; carved details on the bill |
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| G944 Late 19th century early 20th century collection of 18 grease and oil cans from a private collection on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. Various sizes, styles and colors. All in very nice condition. |
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| B104 Trade Sign circa 1930's for sportsman supplies with painted black lettering having red and yellow shadows and a central star motif |
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| RM1333 Taylor Boyd Canvasback Drake decoy - cleaned to the original coat of paint. Retains original weight and rigging on bottom. |
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| *SOLD* RM1334 Canvasback Hen Decoy, carved by James T. Holly of Havre de Grace, Maryland (1855-1935) - Retains original iron weight, staple and ring on bottom, as well as a bold rig brand "B" on bottom. |
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| RM1338 Diminutive red painted wooden bowl with slightly raised foot and defined inner lip around top. |
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| RM1335 Early 19th century Southern miniature hand woven rib and split oak gathering basket bearing wonderful natural patina. |
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| **Sold**RM1332 18th century, oversized, great bottom of stack Firkin bearing remnants of stamped maker's name on the lid and retaining the original dry blue painted surface. Thick, sturdy staved sides secured with overlapping fingered bands held together with small rosehead nails. Handle is secured with original pegs and pins. Exterior shows great wear indicative of age and use. Natural patina interior. |
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| G855 19th century vibrant chrome yellow-painted Miniature Chest rectangular hinged-lid dovetailed form raised on applied ebonized ball feet, decals affixed to interior. |
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| D336 19th century Talbot County, Maryland Blanket Chest with the original blue and black paint, dovetail case and dovetailed feet. The applied bracket base is also dovetailed, it has an oversized glove till with a molded edge lid. One board southern yellow pine construction featuring very unusual, applied molding on the back feet. Found in a home in Easton, Maryland. |
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| G905 Late 18th century Pennsylvania tabletop Cupboard, in early old black paint featuring a single door with four original wavy window lights, resting on a simple turned ball foot. The door is full mortised and pinned, the interior has a single shelf mortised into the panel. |
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| 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 |
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| **SOLD** G847 Original, dry yellow painted round pantry box with branded initials and remnants of a name on the bottom. Natural patina interior. |
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| G846 Nice original blue painted round pantry box with steamed and bent sides secured with small tacks and tiny square nails. Great wear outside, natural patina interior. |
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| G848 Excellent - double identified - original green painted round pantry box with 'J.P. WILLIS' stamped twice into the lid, and 'E. HOLMES' stamped once into the bottom. Sturdy, steamed and bent sides secured with small copper tacks and tiny square nails. |
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| *SOLD* G936 Late 19th century Pennsylvania Blanket Chest/ Sea Chest, in the original dry robin egg blue paint, the case is dovetailed, original hardware, molding applied around lid with an applied base. The owner kept a record written on the inside of the lid from 1864. |
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| G925 Carlisle, Pennsylvania identified and dated, hand wrought Sampler from featuring a center block encasing rows of alphabet stitched in both capital and lower case letters, along with bands of geometric designs that hover over a stitched verse that reads: “If we to day sweet peace possess / It soon may be withdrawn / Some change may plunge in distress / Before to morrows dawn” The area around the verse is decorated with stitched florals/trees and an arch of vines/florals covers the maker’s name: “Jane Edmonds Sampler / Carlisle October 10th 18”. An intricate border of stitched vines/florals/buds surrounds the entire Sampler. Retains original frame that is 2 ½” wide, and a few bubbles are evident in the glass. |
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| RM1331 Madison Mitchell Golden Eye Decoy - electropen signed "R. Madison Mitchell" and dated "1965" on bottom. |
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| G871 Shenandoah Valley, Virginia painted stave-type woven splint basket retaining its original early red-painted surface. |
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| *SOLD* G893 Wonderful Pennsylvania original blue painted wooden stool with wide, double sided, curved-end aprons that drop a full 3½” below the top on each side. Pine wood, square nail construction with boot jack cut out feet. |
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| G924 Early 20th century store display cabinet, J & P Coats Boilfast Mercerized thread spool cabinet, in good condition . The cabinet is metal, has a glass front and 3 trays, and it comes with 84 spools of original thread. |
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| N656 Hand braided, extra-long wool runner. Very unusual size. Beautiful workmanship with black, gold, mustard, and blue with a black border - made by Pennsylvania Amish - in good condition. |
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| G929 Late 19th century Handmade iron Christmas tree base. Detailed design with full bodied tree stump holder. Outstanding original painted surface. |
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| *SOLD* G926 Curlew carved in the Long island style with carved eye, pitchfork tine bill, grain painted finish, with applied wings mounted on a wooden base for displaying |
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| G927 Hand carved wooden Yellow Leg, carved in the style of Hudsonian, with iron bill, on a wooden base, ice war patina Measurements are 11 1/2 from bill to tail x 1 1/2" tall |
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| *SOLD* G875 GORGEOUS EARLY 19TH CENTURY SHENANDOAH VALLEY OF VIRGINIA FOOD SAFE wide rectangular top above two doors concealing two shelves with a lower divider, the Food Safe is raised on square-legs. Each door and end set with two oversized joined tins hand punched with a central fylfot surrounded by fans. original blue-painted surface. Found in eastern Rockingham Co., VA. |
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| G885 Exceptional “A Family Record” Sampler “wrought by Levinia Baker – 1818” – depicting various births, a marriage, and a death from the Baker family spanning a timeframe from 1755 – 1803. |
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| *SOLD* G894 19th century original red painted Chippendale style Stool. with scalloped cut out ends and a single drop front apron, the wood is pine ,nailed construction with square head nails |
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| G845 Small round pantry box with original dry red painted surface. Steamed and bent sides secured with extremely tiny Tee nails. Natural patina inside. |
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| *sold* G840 Exceptional small round green painted pantry box paint decorated with ‘G.W.’ on top. Steamed and bent overlapping sides secured with small copper tacks and tiny wooden pegs. |
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| *SOLD* G841 Fantastic small round, red painted pantry box. There is a circular piece of early fabric (1870-1880s) glued inside the lid – with a needle still tucked into the fabric – indicating this was used as a sewing box/pin cushion. |
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| 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. |
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| *SOLD*G881 Shenandoah Valley Virginia painted stave-type woven splint basket - white oak, rectangular form with x-wrapped rim and arched handle. Retains an old red-painted surface. Probably Rockingham County, Virginia. Late 19th/early 20th century. |
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| G884 Swing handle split oak basket - Natural patina surface with double wrapped rim, hand carved and notched handle supports, solid wooden bottom and hand carved, steamed and bent handle. |
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| G898 Jerry Martin tin adjustable student lamp with old blue paint, with two electrified candles and signed “JM” on base. (Jerry Martin of Marietta, PA was a Blacksmith and Tinsmith) Dated 2019. |
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| G888 Large Silver ball Kugel ornament - Hand blown glass - nice weight and great condition with original cap and ring. Made in Germany between 1840 and early 1900. The silver kugels are actually clear glass with mirrored interiors to give them the metallic appearance. |
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| G895 Captain Jess Urie (1901-1978), Rock Hall, Maryland Canvasback Drake.circa 1960 Jess Urie made his living by fishing and running charters. He was a perfectionist and all of his birds had extensive feathering and wing painting. Rigged, in excellent condition |
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| G891 Green Grapes Kugel ornament. This hand blown mercury glass ornament measures approximately 3 1/2" long. A gorgeous shade of green shade with stunning detail. |
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| G889 Large Green ball Kugel ornament - Hand blown glass - nice weight and great condition with original cap and ring. Made in Germany between 1840 and early 1900. The green color is achieved by adding trace amounts of metal (iron) to the molten glass before it is blown into the spherical shape. |
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| G890 Kugel ornament. This hand-blown mercury glass ornament measures approximately 3 1/2" long. A gorgeous rich gold shade with stunning detail |
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| G865 19th Century New England Hepplewhite painted pine one drawer table featuring rectangular one-board top over a single full dovetailed drawer, raised on fine square-tapered legs. Pine secondary wood. Retains original salmon/bittersweet painted surface. Circa 1820. |
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| G832 Pristine New England oval finger lapped pantry box in original dry, red paint. |
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| G838 New England oval finger lapped pantry box with great old blue paint. Stamped on bottom with "HS" and "W". |
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| G839 Early 19th century oval finger lap Pantry Box , poplar/basswood and oak, oval form with tacked finger-lap and wooden-pin construction. Retains its original cranberry red-paint |
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| RM1327 Very unique, signed, Folk Art hunting scene depicting a Coon Dog treeing a Raccoon. High quality hand-carved Coon dog and Raccoon. Signed on bottom, “Manis". |
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| G882 Group of six, double-sided painted sheet metal Shore bird silhouettes nicely mounted on a piece of driftwood. Each bird has a rolled and tapered applied metal bill and is painted on both sides. Excellent workmanship! Circa 1930-1940s. |
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| G868 American Folk Art cut out sheet iron Canada Goose confidence decoy. with two-part body raised on riveted supports. Original weathered, painted surface. Presented on a wooden base. Circa 1930. |
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| G858 American School Hunting / Sporting scene. Oil on canvas, depicting a bird dog with ring-neck pheasant in its mouth. |
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| G661 Mid 19th century Lancaster County, open well Drysink. The well is over two, fully mortised and pegged, panel doors. One-board end construction with a nice high cut out foot, in old salmon paint over the original gray paint. Circa 1850. |
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| G877 DELAWARE RIVER VALLEY PAINTED LADDERBACK ARM CHAIR, featuring fine turnings. Retains an old black-painted surface. Late 18th/early 19th century. |
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| **SOLD** G864 19th century New England 15 drawer Apothecary. Overhanging top above a bank of 15 graduated drawers, in rows of three, flanked by solid ends. The drawer interiors display evidence of several color traces indicating it was possibly used to store different pigments. |
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| G866 NEW ENGLAND RED PAINTED LIFT LID WRITING DESK, circa 1820 featuring shaped backsplash, hinged lid concealing shallow well, and pencil post legs with beveled-edge profile, period pencil inscriptions to underside of lid. Retains an original red-painted surface. |
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| G759 Early 19th century Pennsylvania beautiful original gray painted Wall Shelf. Classic lines with nice applied molding underneath the top and five molded panels with alternating wood grain within each section to add visual appeal. All square head nail construction. White pine wood. |
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| G835 Fantastic New England original green painted pantry box. Steamed and bentwood pine, poplar/basswood, and maple, oval form secured with tacked opposing finger-lap and wooden-pin construction. |
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| G862 GRENFELL FOLK ART PICTORIAL HOOKED MAT depicting a flying Canada Goose with evergreen trees lining the bottom edge. Very tiny colored fabric strips hand hooked on rectangular piece of burlap. Mounted and ready to hang. |
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| **SOLD** 833 New England Pumpkin red painted steamed and bentwood oval shaped pantry box. Uncleaned surface , pine and maple, oval form with opposing finger-lap secured with tacks and wooden-pins. Retains original painted surface. |
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| **SOLD** G844 19th century American painted treen sugar bucket / firkin in G844 19th century American painted treen sugar bucket / firkin in beautiful chrome-yellow painted surface. Covered bucket with coopered staves, lapped bentwood bands and bail handle. |
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| G831 Exceptional New England painted miniature blanket chest. Rectangular, six board dovetailed form with mortised til inside that features a slide top lid. Pine wood with applied walnut molding with its original hinges and lock. Retains the original beautiful dry red-painted surface and blue-painted interior. |
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| 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-pins. Circa 1880. Natural patina on the inside. |
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| RM1326 Late 19th century Southern wall box featuring three individual pockets and sawtooth cutout around the top edge in original dark brown paint. The wood is yellow pine. Hole in top for hanging purposes |
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| G852 New England thick-walled, round pantry box in original mustard painted surface. Steamed and bentwood construction secured with tacks and wooden-pins. Circa 1880. Natural patina on the inside. |
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| G819 19th century identified pantry box stamped "J. BURR" in the center of the bottom with steamed and bent sides secured with tacks and tiny wooden pegs. |
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| G872 WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA DECORATED STONEWARE CANNER CROCK, approximately one-quart capacity, tall cylindrical form with grooved wax-seal rim, Albany-slip glazed interior. Brushed cobalt three-stripe decoration. |
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| **SOLD** G861 GRENFELL FOLK ART CANADA GOOSE PICTORIAL HOOKED MAT -a circular form depicting a Canada goose flying over a body of water. Tiny colored fabric strips hand-hooked on burlap. Mounted to fabric on a wooden panel for hanging. Grenfell Mission, northern Newfoundland in Labrador, Canada. Circa 1920. |
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| G806 Spectacular mid 1800's Tall Clock in original red and black paint decoration that simulates the grain pattern of mahogany wood. Made in Bridgeton, Maine - with hand painted dial face and wooden works made by "R. Whiting, Winchester". |
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| *SOLD* G816 Early 19th century New England wooden Seed holder possible Shaker in original blue paint. Dovetailed case with applied molding around bottom and mortised dividers inside. Individually removable wooden lids for each side of the box show hand hewn marks on each end. |
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| G821 19th century Original dark green painted firkin with staved sides and steamed and bent handle secured with wooden pegs. The finger lapped bands are secured with tacks and one tiny staple at the very tip of each band. Very sturdy. Great natural patina inside. Wear indicative of age. |
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| G824 18th century Pennsylvania original red painted three tier bucket bench with mortised shelves and small applied molding backsplash. Rosehead and square head nail construction. Tapered sides with nice cut out feet. All original. |
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| G809 19th century wooden Backgammon game board painted on a single board with original dark Windsor-green, red and mustard paint with applied molded edge secured with tiny square head nails. The applied divider in the middle of the game board is mortised into the side molding - and is also secured with tiny square head nails. Identified on the back "Morrison Horton" |
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| 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. |
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| RM1324 Late 18th Century Lancaster County, Pennsylvania hand carved and folk decorated powder horn with wooden bottom that is adorned with several different carved rings, patterns and symbols. Retains its original red and blue paint. |
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| **SOLD** G825 Wonderful miniature original green and red painted woven basket with sturdy notched handle and double wrapped rim. No breaks. |
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| **SOLD** G813 Exceptionally detailed hand-carved butter press with alternating relief-carved hearts and deep leaves in a pinwheel pattern and notched edge. Solid wood with great patina. |
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| G827 Original Apple green painted tightly woven basket with high notched handle and nicely double wrapped rim and woven bump up center on the bottom. Very sturdy with great wear. |
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| G817 19th century identified original red painted pantry box best of the best, with steamed and bent sides secured with tiny wooden pegs and tacks. Stamped "S. PAGE" in the center of the lid. Great natural patina inside. Very sturdy. Image Properties |
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| *SOLD* G429 Late 19th century period blue painted, very unusual small form, stepback Cupboard from Pennsylvania, wonderful simple form having two plank doors over four dovetailed drawers, over a single plank door at the bottom. |
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| D513 Eastern Shore Maryland gathering basket very unususl form and shape with original white and soldier blue paint. with a double wrapped rim, nice high steamed and bent handle, the Basket is very well made and is nice and tight and in great condition |
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| G802 A great 19th century Checkerboard or Game Board in its original beautiful dry green and red and black painted untouched surface. The Game Board is painted on a single board with bread board ends which was applied to keep the board from warping. Found in West Virginia in a private collection |
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| G805 19th century hand hooked rug depicting two large swans facing one another in what appears to be a small pond – with a large plant depicted in the background between the two swans. Each top corner features a vine with rosebuds, and two rosebud vines facing each other creates a border along the bottom. Wool hooked on burlap. |
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| G257 19th century Pennsylvania Miniature chest of drawers, with original black paint and four dovetailed drawers. The drawers are completely functional, the wood is walnut. Some were intended to hold small trinkets others were children's toys. |
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| *SOLD* G800 Late 19th century wooden framed mirror featuring hand painted cherry blossoms, a swallow and small sailboats on a dry blue background. Solid wood, mortised construction with damage to one corner of frame. |
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| G801 Group of six carved Shore Birds mounted on a base made to look like a sifter or bait box. Each bird features defined carved wings, long wooden bills, glass eyes and retain their original painted surface |
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| *SOLD* G616 Large Curlew shore bird decoy with defined wings and long, downward curved wooden bill. Hand hewn marks throughout the body. |
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| G795 Wooden advertising trade sign in the shape of a large Ice Cream cone - advertising “Ice Cream 5c” |
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| G798 Late18th century or early 20th century Copper teapot with gooseneck shaped spout, acorn finial on lid, and brass handle. There is a ‘5’ stamped into the top of the handle, no other markings are evident. |
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| E165 Chest over drawers, Circa 1780 - having an applied molded top with snipe hinges above a blanket box with three faux drawers above two dovetailed drawers with early hardware. Overhanging thumb-molded drawer fronts. The case is raised on a tall bracket base having an excellent profile. Constructed of pine; retaining a good original salmon painted surface. |
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| U454 Pennsylvania 18th to early 19th century gray painted Turned Wooden Bowl. Original painted surface with nice wear. great wear to the paint out of round |
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| R94 Original grey painted New England Mid 19th century Firkin Constructed of wooden staves and pegs, bentwood handle and lap joints, copper tacks on the bands in place with the original lite grey paint , in in very good conditiong |
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| G793 Large hand carved wooden white Swan from Eastern Shore Maryland, wonderful for with a slightly turned head, tack eyes, the body was hollowed out to keep it from splitting unknown carver. |
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| **SOLD** G785 Early 19th century Lancaster County, Pennsylvania diminutive blanket chest in original dry pumpkin paint. Six board dovetailed construction with applied dovetailed bracket base featuring nice cut outs, applied molding around three sides of the lid secured by small square head nails and small lidded glove till mortised inside. |
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| E71 Early 20th century Maryland cut-out sheet iron folk art hunting dog weathervane, circa 1930. Found on Eastern Shore Maryland mounted on a later wooden base for displaying |
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| *SOLD* RM1302 New England small wooden Beehive painted Bowl, out of round , ca. late 18th to early 19th century. Bold form, with small rim tapering subtlely downward, showing strong evidence of slow lathe turning, |
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| RM1321 19th century New England wall box in original robin egg blue painted surface. Nicely shaped backboard with a canted pocket. All original, square head nail construction. |
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| RM1323 19th century pantry box in dry old gray paint, featuring a slot cut in one side for coins/tokens. Steamed and bentwood construction secured with tiny tacks. Very sturdy. |
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| G791 Merganzer decoy – branded “HENDRICKS” on bottom. Possibly from the Hooper’s Island, Maryland area. Carver unknown. |
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| G777 Early full body hand carved Shore Bird, retains most of it’s original paint, rose head nail for the beak. Show sign of heavy use with shot marks through out the body Found on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, This is a great piece of Americana folk art carver unknow . A |
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| G792 Canvasback Hen Decoy attributed to Madison Mitchell in original working paint. |
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| G772 Late 19th century hand hooked rug depicting a single Guernsey Cow on a background of greens and browns, with the maker's initials "PH" hooked in the lower right corner. |
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| G746 Early 19tth century Pennsylvania Chimney Cupboard, the door has double panels, that is full mortised and pin. Small lamps tongue corners, the case of the cupboard is dovetailed with a nice high cut out base. The wood is pine circa 1820 |
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| G786 Earlie Talbot County Maryland Elliott brother's canvasback hen Decoy, old working repaint, branded J.M. D. in very good condition |
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| G781 20th century hand carved and painted Ram carved by Dan Strawser Sr featuring prominent curved horns, chin beard, and detailed painted facial features, and black painted hooves along with black painted spots throughout its body. Great piece of hand carved folk art! |
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| G783 19th century New England dry indigo painted Wooden Firkin, tongue and groove softwood staved sides, tapered lap joint wood bands, bent wood handle with wood peg attachments Painted pine firkin, |
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| G775 18th century Pewter Flagon / Pitcher / Tankard with prominent spout, acorn finial on lid, distinct curved handle and nicely carved, and shaped thumbpiece on lid. |
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| G773 19th century Baltimore Striper crock with wide, flat topped, wax sealer rim that tapers to tooled shoulders and down to straight sides and a cylindrical bottom. Nicely decorated with three prominent cobalt blue stripes. Slightly tilted across top. |
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| *SOLD* G762 Early 20th century Pewter Inkwell with hinged lid marked "property of Waldorf Astoria" on bottom. Complete with internal ink chamber marked " Sengbusch Self-Closing Inkstand Co. Milwaukee, Wis. Pat. Sept. 1-14.", removeable drip tray, attached pen holder brackets, and a very intricately dyed and tooled leather-covered steel point, quill-style pen with nib. |
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| B422 New England original dry green painted Wooden Firkin, with W. Sugar ( white Sugar) on top, tongue and groove softwood staved sides, tapered lap joint wood bands, bent wood handle with wood peg attachments, |
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| CM1 Wonderful 19th century signed and dated framed still life oil on canvas depicting a basket turned on its side that is full of plums, some strawberries lying on a bed of leaves, peaches, a partially peeled orange and a large pumpkin/gourd in the background. Signature and date in lower right hand side reads: “C. S. Marshall 1893” |
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| E406 New England vibrantly painted dome lid box, 19th c., 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 |
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| C513 19th century Seven Drawer Spice Cabinet, circa 1880 six small drawers over one large drawer in simple nail construction with old red surface |
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| G729 Trade Sign advertising “Crow Bros.” “San Diego Fleet” with a large, raised circular center featuring a painting of a fishing/shrimp vessel named “Mike’s Place”. Each of the squared corners are accentuated with a painted star and each of the rounded portions on the ends of the sign showcase a very detailed painted anchor with rope. The sign boasts molded-border edges on all sides, including the center circle, with the outer edges being applied molding. The vibrant paint colors, spectacular |
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| F192 19th century American painted wooden advertising bin with hinged lid , stenciled Use Capital Coffee on front and The Ohio Coffee & Spice Co. / Columbus, Ohio top. Red and Black painted "Capital Coffee" Bin - Stenciled on top: "The Ohio Coffee & Spice Co. Columbus O." and "Use Capital Coffee" on front and sides. |
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| G415 Full sized wooden parade / ceremonial axe in original paint. The completely wooden axe head retains red and silver paint, along with a gold shield shape on one side |
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| RM1319 1800s New England blue painted foot warmer/foot stove featuring nice corner turnings and the original sheet metal ember box boasting five punched heart shapes on each of the sides. The hand pierced circular holes on the sides and top allowed heat to be distributed evenly. |
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| 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, the case is also dovetailed this is a great small size |
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| sewing BasketRM1316 Lovely Native American lidded basket attributed to the Winnebago Tribe of the Great Lakes / Wisconsin area. |
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| RM1315 Very nice, late 19th century Maryland canted Apple box in original red and blue paint. Very sturdy. |
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| G675 Miniature oval wooden pantry box in old pumpkin paint. Steamed and bentwood sides and rim are securely glued to top and bottom of the box. Fantastic size for top of a stack collection! |
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| *SOLD* G747 Late 19th century to early 20th century hand-hooked rug depicting a dairy Cow on a tan background that is framed by black outlined squares of variegated colors. Cow is hooked in a light mauve color and has both udders and small horns, along with a long black tail. Wool hooked on burlap. |
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| RM1305 19th century Pennsylvania Cutlery tray / knife box with canted sides and slightly raised, delicate cut out handle in fabulous old blue paint over the original red paint. |
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| RM1313 Early 19th century New England small wooden beehive turned bowl in original oyster white paint. Bowl is slightly out of round and features a band around the rim tapering downward, showing strong evidence of slow lathe turning, and resting on slightly raised foot. |
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| RM1312 Miniature 19th century New England Sea Chest in original paint. Great form with distinctly canted front, applied molding base, brackets on ends and separate glove compartment mortised inside. |
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| **SOLD** G707 Pewter Compote probably 1870-90's. Simple form, with no markings, hollow base which is weighted. |
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| G636 Doris Stauble Folk Art Flower Arrangement in basket with blueberries and small crabapples Doris Stauble (1917 - 2007) from Wisscesset, Maine. This arrangement is in good condition and consists of many blackberries, in varying degrees of ripeness |
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| G693 19th century original green 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. |
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| G691 Mid 19th century oval single finger-lapped pantry box in original green paint. Box bears the carved initials “V R” on its top, and prominent brush strokes are visible in the paint. |
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| G699 Folk Art carved wooden Milk maid with pail. Carved details include individual posed arms/hands, individual legs, shapely figure, fingers/fingernails, distinct facial features, carved bonnet, dress with collar and apron, and a shaped wooden milk pail with metal handle. |
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| G705 Western Pennsylvania Strip decorated Wax Sealer, circa 1875 straight sided jar with wax sealer rim. decorated with three brushed cobalt strips |
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| G709 Group of Stone Fruit - includes (3) oranges, (2) lemons, (1) pear, (2) figs, (1) banana, (1) plum, (1) nectarine, (5) tangerines, (3) apples |
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| G682 Two hand carved and painted miniature wooden goose decoys mounted on a thin piece of wood. All original. Label on bottom identified to: Edward G. Dietert Easton, MD. Each goose |
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| G268 19th century New England Bail Handle Pantry Box with the original dry windsor green paint ,with over lapping bentwood sides, secured with small metal tacks. The sides of the Box are fitted with a pair of oval stamped tin handle mounts. |
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| G674 19th century miniature oval wooden pantry box with “ELEME FIGS” and a large “C” type logo stenciled on top. Indistinguishable writing on bottom in pencil. |
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| RM1310 Late 19th century original green painted stool with apron on both sides and nice cut out on ends. Circa 1880s. |
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| RM1309 Late 19th century miniature wooden stool with decorative cut out apron and splayed legs in Spanish red paint. Circa 1890s. |
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| G677 School of Fish Sculpture carved by George W. Combs (1943-2001) of Trappe, MD - Featuring a school of seven (7) hand carved and painted Fish and a carved Starfish on a piece of driftwood. The Fish decoys each have tack eyes and distinctly carved mouths. |
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| G678 Signed, hand carved and painted Fish decoy with glass eyes mounted on a piece of driftwood made by George W. Combs, Jr. (1943-2001) |
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| G610 Early 19th century tin candle mold for twelve (12) taper candles. Sturdy handle in tact. Great patina, no dents. Like many candle molds used often by homemakers,Circa 1820-1840's. |
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| RM1304 Large, very tightly woven North Carolina split oak buttocks basket with fixed handle. Natural wood splints with six double bands of red stained splints evenly woven throughout the bottom |
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| RM1306 Wooden Civil War Soldier’s folding mirror. Folded |
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| G637 Original Folk Art Flower Arrangement in basket with large Blackberries attributed to folk artist, Doris Stauble (1917 - 2007) |
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| RM1303 19th century New England peg rack in vibrant yellow paint over original blue paint. Featuring molded edges with five sturdy wooden notched and shaped pegs that measure 4 7/8” deep. Circa 1820s. The back board has two holes for hanging |
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