Elephant and Mouse Weathervane

Inventory Number: 1010EB75

Man with Lyre Theorem

Opalescent Spattered Witch Ball

Inventory Number: 38EB290

Amethyst Witch Ball

Midwestern Swirled Globular Bottle

Inventory Number: 611IN250

Nailsea Decanter

Blown Covered Compote

Chestnut Bottle

Inventory Number: 611IN283

Chestnut Bottle

Exceptional early 19th C. New England Chestnut Bottle. 7" tall. Excellent deep green with a small amount of olive. Full of great bubbles. Excellent original condition with no damage or stains.
Inventory Number: 611IN325

Miniature chest

Shore Bird

Shore Bird

Firkin in Green paint

Heart Carving Springerley Mold

"Springerle" cookie mold with Hearts and Flowers. Carved into cherry. 9 3/4" by 8 1/2"
Inventory Number: PVT#60
Price: $195

Metal FIsh Decoy

Buffalo Windmill Weight

Buffalo cast iron Windmill counterbalance Weight from a C. 1900 Midwestern windmill. 10 3/4" high. 15 1/4" wide, 5/6" thick. Weight is about 10 lbs. Good old in use paint with wear. No damages or repairs. From a South Dakota collection. Maker unknown, but often attributed to the Dempster Mill Manufacturing Co. of Beatrice, Nebraska. Mounted for display on a contemporary base.
Inventory Number: 411EB684
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Tiger Maple and Birch Stand

Inventory Number: 74A575/69

Sheraton Secretary Desk

French and Indian War Map Horn

A well developed French and Indian War era engraved map powder horn dated "1757". The extra large horn is signed "Nathan Hall, his horn, made at Fort Milar Tan, A.D. 1757". It depicts a well defined scrimshawed map from New York City to Lake Champlain with many forts and towns identified along the way on the Hudson River, Mohawk River, Lake George and Lake Champlain. It also has the English coat of arms and the English Flag flying over NYC, as it should be in 1757.
The horn has a very good natural wear pattern and is in excellent original condition. Found in Colorado from a family who's ancestors migrated west in the 19th C. The horn is 16" long.
Inventory Number: 72JC437

Small Rooster Windmill Weight

Small cast iron Rooster counterbalance Windmill Weight. Made about 1900 by the Elgin Wind Power and Pump Co. of Elgin, Illinois. It is cast markd "Hummer E 184" on the tail. It is the smallest of the Rooster weight. It was made for the Model L Hummer Pumping Mill introduced in the early 1900's. 8 3/4" high, 9 7/8" wide and 1 3/4" thick. Weight is about 9 lbs. Old dark paint with red accents. From a Midwestern collection. Excellent original condition. Mounted for display.
Inventory Number: 611EB281

"Hummer" Windmill Weight

Small cast iron Rooster counterbalance Windmill Weight. Made around 1900 by the Elgin Wind Power and Pump Co of Elgin, Illinois. It is cast marked "Hummer E 184" on the tail. It is the smallest of the weights. It was made for the L Hummer Pumping Mill introduced in the early 1900's. 8 3/4" high, 9 7/8" wide and 1 3/4" thick. Weight is bout 9 lbs. Old worn white paint with red accents. Found in a lady's garden in Kansas. Excellent original condition. Mounted for display.
Inventory Number: 211EB224

Northwest Coast Dance Paddle

Northwwest Coast Native American Dance Paddle. Probably Tlingit considering carved motifs and colors. Late 19th, early 20thC. Excellent overall color, patina and original condition. 20 1/2" long, 4" wide
Inventory Number: 1111FL125

Hopi Bowl

A nice size Hopi Indian bowl. 10" diameter, 3 3/8" high, c. 1930's-40's. Good wear from use inside bowl and bottom. Very good original condition. From a Wisconsin collection.
Inventory Number: 119EB15

"Think of Me as I do of Thee" Sailor's Valentine

"Think of Me As I Do of Thee" double sided (9" each)Sailor's Valentine. Made in Barbados, possibly by the same maker as the preceding one. Case is painted a light salmon color matching the preceding one. All shells are intact. Excellent condition.
Inventory Number: 97EB412
Price: $4,900

Pair Shoes for a Child

A pair of small 19th C. child's shoes (only 5 1/4" long). Leather, cloth, wood and brass construction. Beautifully made with figured black leather fronts, red cloth over leather backs, carved wood soles and all accented with brass tacks and closure buckles. Excellent original condition with no damage or repair. Likely worn very little. From a Florida collection.
Inventory Number: 119FL65

Garlic Press

Elegant late 19th C. Garlic Press. Heavy brass hinge and walnut handles. Carved "pine tree" pressing area. Nice size - 10" long. Fine original condition. English or American.
Inventory Number: 510B45

Bone handled Crooked Knife

Most unusual Northeast American crooked knife with a "bone handle" having an excellent naturally worn patina. Also retains half of its original brass blade wrapping. This knife has the additional distinction of being made for a left handed workman. Left handed crooked knives are most unusual. Overall length 8".
Inventory Number: 510HP58

Tole Covered Canister

Paint decorated tole covered canister, PA, 19th C. 6 5/6" high. 3" diameter. Paint loss to black cackground and wear to decoration, No in-painting or repairs.
Inventory Number: PVT
Price: $110

Cake Board

19th C. cake board mold with three different elements - man with large plant, cow and pig. Deep and detailed carving, 23 1/4" long, 5 1/2" wide and 1" thick. Appears to be walnut. Excellent condition with a nice patina from use.
Inventory Number: PVT

Large Oval Wood Bowl

Mid 19th C. carved American oval wood bowl. Excellent condition. 28" x 17 7/8" x 5 1/2"
Inventory Number: PVT

Stephens and Co. Ruler

Stephens $ Co. bevel, square and level ruler. Riverton, CT, patented Jan 12, 1858. Very good original condition, brass bound. 6" long when folded.

10th Anniversary Tin Shoe

Exceptional 19th C. 10th Anniversary Tin Shoe. Excellent patina. Very nice condition with only some minor denting and heal seam separation. Nice size - 9 1/2" x 4 3/4" x 2 1/2". From an old upstate NY collection.
Inventory Number: 1111EB303

Traveling Candlesticks

Early 19th C. "Travelling Candle Sticks". They disassemble and fit into the 2 dish saucers and then screw together to create a compact "donut" shaped container for easy packing and transport. 3 1/4" diameter. Excellent condition with a minor nick in the lip of one candle cup.

19th C. Blown 3-mold Decanter

American blown 3-mold decanter in the quart size, c. 1820-35. McKearin pattern GI-7, type 1 but in the quart size with correct original stopper. New England origin. Excellent original condition with no chips, cracks, bruises or stains. Also has an unusual inward folded flange lip.
Inventory Number: 97B20

Clown Painting

"Wall Street Averages Hit Bottom" oil on masonite by William Persona. "Persona", as he was known was made famous by his sad clown paintings. It is signed and in its original labeled frame. William A. Persona was born in 1903 and died in Hawaii in 1996. He studied art at the Chicago Academy of Fine Arts in the 1920's, and later at the Los Angeled Otis Art Institute. This painting was done during his days at Laguna Beach, CA before 1972. The painting is 9" x 12". An interesting part of the history of this painting is that it came from the personal collection of Allan S. Kaplan, Vice Chairman of Lehman Brothers at the time of its collapse. Kaplan's personal property card in included. Excellent original condition.
Inventory Number: 1111CA113

Sea Captains Primitive Portrait

Early 19th C. American Sea Captain water color portrait. Excellent character abd detail. History of Nantucket ownership.
Inventory Number: 811ME85

Carved and Painted Tavern Scene

19th C. carved wood and paint decorated tavern scene. Fine details executed on American poplar. 19" x 29.5". Probably PA origin, mid 19th C. Original condition.