Fall Americana: Session II

online only auction | 1 day sale | 22 days away
Location
East Dennis, MA 02641
Dates

Sale Starts

Wed
Nov 18
9:30am

Sale Ends

Wed
Nov 18

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Featuring the Carol and Jesse Goldberg Collection. At our Cape Cod Headquarters.
HERMES LEATHER HORSE SADDLE Mid-20th Century Length 19".HENDRIKUS ALEXANDER VAN INGEN (The Netherlands/New York, 1846-1920), Tending to the cows., Oil onPAIR OF PAINTED FANCY SIDE CHAIRS, PROBABLY NEW YORK America, Early 19th Century Back heights 35".JUNE HARRAH (Washington/Colorado, 1910-1997), Head of a horse., Bronze, height 12". Total heightJUNE HARRAH (Washington/Colorado, 1910-1997), Belgian Stallion (Paul Mellon's)., Bronze, heightJUNE HARRAH (Washington/Colorado, 1910-1997), Riders and hounds in a field., Watercolor on paper,JUNE HARRAH (Washington/Colorado, 1910-1997), Watercolor bust portrait of a horse., Framed 14.75" xPHYLLIS ALLEN EIFERT (Virginia/North Carolina, 1932-2018), "Carol Goldberg Riding Her Horse onPHYLLIS ALLEN EIFERT (Virginia/North Carolina, 1932-2018), "Carol Riding 'Fire at Random' in the"JESSE" PORCELAIN PITCHER 19th/20th Century Height 9.25".GILT COPPER FULL-BODIED RUNNING HORSE WEATHER VANE New England, 19th Century Height 21". Length 41"."BLACKSMITH" HORSESHOE-SHAPED TRADE SIGN Late 19th Century Height 18". Width 15.75"."THE AUK" TRADE SIGN 20th Century Height 31.5". Width 18.25".AFTER JOHN JAMES LAFOREST AUDUBON (New York/France, 1785-1851), "Great Auk", 1860.,VOLUME ON SHOREBIRD DECOYSTHREE MASSACHUSETTS SHOREBIRD DECOYS Circa 1890 Lengths from 9" to 13".MASON DECOY FACTORY BRANT DECOY Detroit, Michigan, Circa 1900 Length 20".JOE LINCOLN CANADA GOOSE DECOY Accord, Massachusetts, 1859-1938 Length 24.5".TWO NEW YORK DECOYS Early 20th Century Lengths 14" and 19".MAINE LOON DECOY Early 20th Century Length 20".GUS WILSON WHITE-WINGED SCOTER DECOY South Portland, Maine, 1864-1950 Length 17.5".ARTHUR QUARTLEY (New York, 1839-1886), "Georgetown Cliffs, Coast of Maine 1878"., Oil on canvas, 20"CONNECTICUT BLACK DUCK DECOY 20th Century Length 18".KEN ANGER CANVASBACK DRAKE DECOY Dunnville, Ontario, 1905-1961 Length 16".PAIR OF ONTARIO BLUEBILL DECOYS 20th Century Lengths 15".A. ELMER CROWELL THREE-QUARTER-SIZE PINTAIL DRAKE DECOY East Harwich, Massachusetts, 1862-1952A. ELMER CROWELL BLACK DUCK DECOY East Harwich, Massachusetts, 1862-1952 Length 18.5".TWO A. ELMER CROWELL MINIATURE BIRD CARVINGS East Harwich, Massachusetts, 1862-1952 Lengths 3" andOWL DECOY Early 20th Century Height 21.5".OWL DECOY America, 20th Century Length 18".COPPER "TACKLE" FISH-FORM TRADE SIGN Late 19th Century Height 7". Length 25".EDWARD LAMSON HENRY (South Carolina/New York, 1841-1919), "Stopping to Water the Horses"., Oil onSHERATON SECRETARY WITH FIGURED MAPLE VENEER New Hampshire, Early 19th Century Height 82.5". WidthPAINT-DECORATED BOX 19th/20th Century Height 4.75". Width 12.25". Depth 9.5".RUSH-SEAT CORNER CHAIR New England, Mid-18th Century Back height 31". Seat height 16".DIMINUTIVE DARK BLUE-PAINTED PINE BLANKET CHEST 19th Century Height 15". Width 25.25". Depth 13".LEVI WELLS PRENTICE (New York/Connecticut, 1851-1935), Still life of peaches., Oil on canvas, 8" xEDWARD CHALMERS LEAVITT (Rhode Island, 1842-1904), Pansies in a vase., Oil on artist board, 8" x 5".CHARLES HAROLD DAVIS (Massachusetts/Connecticut, 1856-1933), The Springtime., Oil on canvas, 25" xFEDERAL CARVED MAHOGANY VENEER SOFA Probably Baltimore, Circa 1825 Back height 34.5". Seat heightPAIR OF BRONZE AND METAL ARGAND LAMPS 19th Century Heights 16".PAIR OF CLASSICAL FOOTSTOOLS America, 19th Century Heights 6.5". Tops 6.5" x 6.5".NEOCLASSICAL MAHOGANY BERGERE New York City, Circa 1830 Back height 35". Seat height 17.5". WidthMARTHA WASHINGTON MAHOGANY AND MAHOGANY VENEER SEWING STAND New York or Philadelphia, Circa 1825CLASSICAL MAHOGANY AND MAHOGANY VENEER SCROLLED ARM CHAIR Boston, Mid-19th Century Back height 37".DIMINUTIVE MAHOGANY AND MAHOGANY VENEER RECAMIER Boston, Circa 1840 Back height 28". Seat heightCLASSICAL MAHOGANY DROP-LEAF TABLE America, Mid-19th Century Height 29". Length 20" to 52". WidthDWARF CLOCK 19th/20th Century Height 63.5". Width 16". Depth 8".JUNE HARRAH (Washington/Colorado, 1910-1997), "Man O' War"., Bronze, height 24".JUNE HARRAH (Washington/Colorado, 1910-1997), Head of a horse., Bronze on a white stone base, totalJUNE HARRAH (Washington/Colorado, 1910-1997), Head of a horse wearing race blinkers., Bronze on aCLARENCE KERR CHATTERTON (New York, 1880-1973), "The Pine Grove"., Oil on canvas, 20" x 30". FramedCLARENCE KERR CHATTERTON (New York, 1880-1973), "The Ferries at Newburgh, New York"., Oil on canvas,SCOTT (NICHOLAS WINFIELD) LEIGHTON (Maine/Massachusetts, 1849-1898), "One Horse Open Sleigh"., OilANNA VAUGHN HYATT HUNTINGTON (Massachusetts/California/South Carolina/Connecticut, 1876-1973),GEORGE WRIGHT (United Kingdom, 1860-1942), Horses outside an inn., Oil on canvas, 6" x 9". FramedT. SHERWOOD TALL-CASE CLOCK Yarm, England, Early 19th Century Height 81". Width 19.25". Depth 9".GRANDMOTHER CLOCK 19th Century Height 67". Width 13.5". Depth 6".BLUE-PAINTED CUPBOARD America, 19th Century Height 59". Width 46". Depth 17.5".RED-WASHED PINE HUTCH TABLE New England, Late 18th Century Height 32.5". Top diameter 53".PINE CUPBOARD 19th Century Height 73". Width 56". Depth 20".ASSEMBLED SET OF FOUR WINDSOR HIGH STOOLS Contemporary Heights 26".VICTOR DE GRAILLY (New York/France, 1804-1889), "The Valley of the Connecticut from Mount Holyoke"AMERICAN SCHOOL (19th Century,), View of Castle Garden and the Battery, New York City., Oil onRALPH STEVENSON HISTORICAL BLUE STAFFORDSHIRE PLATTER "ESPLANADE CASTLE GARDEN, NEW YORK" Cobridge,HISTORICAL BLUE STAFFORDSHIRE WELL AND TREE PLATTER "CASTLE GARDEN BATTERY NEW YORK" England, 19thHISTORICAL BLUE STAFFORDSHIRE PLATTER "CASTLE GARDEN BATTERY NEW YORK" England, 19th Century LengthFEDERAL MAHOGANY DROP-LEAF TABLE New York, Circa 1835 Height 28.75". Length 22.5" plus two 11.5"JOHN EVERS, JR. (New York, 1797-1884), "Hempstead, L. Island"., Oil on canvas, 10" x 14". FramedAMERICAN SCHOOL (19th Century,), Farm scene., Pencil on paper, 13.25" x 20". Framed 18" x 25".TIGER MAPLE ONE-DRAWER WASHSTAND New York State, Mid 19th Century Height 35". Width 34". Depth 18".AMERICAN SCHOOL (19th Century,), Horse-drawn carriage passing a stately home., Watercolor on paper,HUDSON RIVER VALLEY KAS Circa 1780 Height 72". Width 67". Depth 23".AMERICAN SCHOOL (Late 19th/Early 20th Century,), A View from Brooklyn., Watercolor, 18" x 25" sight.AMERICAN SCHOOL (19th Century,), New York Harbor., Oil on canvas, 22" x 26". Framed 26" x 30".AMERICAN SCHOOL (19th Century,), Primitive harbor scene, possibly New York., Watercolor, 13" x 18.5"AMERICAN SCHOOL (20th Century,), Flag-lined city street, likely New York., Pastel, 11.5" x 8.5"COLOR LITHOGRAPH CELEBRATING THE OPENING OF THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE Second Half of the 19th CenturyTAGLIABUE & RONKETTI STICK BAROMETER New York, 19th Century Height 38.75".LEONI BANJO BAROMETER New York, Mid-19th Century Height 39".BENJAMIN PIKE & SONS BAROMETER AND THERMOMETER New York, Mid-19th Century Height 40".SOLON FRANCIS MONTECELLO BADGER (Massachusetts, 1873-1919), The four-masted schooner Mary T.RARE U.S. REVENUE CUTTER SERVICE ENSIGN FLAG Early 20th Century 15.5" x 31". Framed 21" x 36".GILT HAND-DECORATED CREAMWARE PRESENTATION PITCHER "JOHN DOCKITY" England, 18th Century HeightLIVERPOOL POLYCHROME TRANSFER-DECORATED CREAMWARE PITCHER England, 19th Century Height 4.5".TRANSFER-DECORATED CREAMWARE PITCHER WITH RARE PATRIOTIC MOTIF Probably Liverpool, England, 18thSTAFFORDSHIRE COPPER AND PINK LUSTRE JUG WITH PATRIOTIC MOTIFS England, 19th Century Height 7.75".LIVERPOOL TRANSFER-DECORATED CREAMWARE JUG England, 18th Century Height 9".AFTER HIRAM POWERS (19th Century,), Bust of George Washington., Marble, height 26".AMERICAN SCHOOL (19th Century,), Portrait of George Washington., Oil on canvas, 20.5" x 16". FramedAFTER GILBERT STUART (19th Century,), "Washington"., Reverse painting on glass, 8.5" x 6.5" sight.AMERICAN SCHOOL (19th Century,), George Washington's tomb at Mount Vernon., Pencil on paper, 11.5" xRARE AND IMPORTANT DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE PRINTED HANDKERCHIEF Circa 1876 19.5" x 23.5" sight.IMPRESSIVE CENTENNIAL PERIOD MAHOGANY TILT-TOP TABLE WITH INLAID PATRIOTIC MOTIFS Probably Albany,AMERICAN SCHOOL (19th Century,), Portrait of Thomas Jefferson., Oil on canvas, 36" x 27". Framed 41"HISTORICAL BLUE STAFFORDSHIRE FOOTED BOWL England, Circa 1830 Height 5". Diameter 10.75".TWO CLEWS HISTORICAL DEEP BLUE STAFFORDSHIRE PLATTERS "LANDING OF GEN. LAFAYETTE" England, 19thANDREW STEVENS HISTORICAL BLUE STAFFORDSHIRE PLATE Circa 1830 Diameter 8.75".AMERICAN SCHOOL (Mid-19th Century,), Patriotic montage above a still life of fruit, Watercolor onRARE TUCKER FACTORY PORCELAIN PITCHER Philadelphia, Circa 1828 Height 5.75".CHIPPENDALE WALNUT CORNER CHAIR Late 18th Century Back height 31.5". Width 25". Depth 25".JANE PETERSON (Massachusetts/New York/Kansas/Illinois, 1876-1965), Pond landscape., Oil on board,CARL DOBSKY (America, Contemporary), "Butterfly & Clipping 2004"., Oil on canvas, 12" x 10". FramedWARREN WHEELOCK (New York/New Mexico, 1880-1960), Eve., Carved teak, height 23".WENDE CAPORALE-GREENE (New York, Contemporary), "Carol's Garden Artemis Farm, North Salem New YorkWENDE CAPORALE-GREENE (New York, Contemporary), "Vail Lane, North Salem, New York"., Pastel onCAST IRON BIRDBATH 20th Century Height 34".CEMENT ARCHITECTURAL GARDEN ELEMENT 20th Century Height 30". Length 58.5".CAST IRON CAULDRON AND TROUGH 20th Century Cauldron height 17". Diameter 23.5". Trough length 53".CEMENT GARDEN URN 20th Century Height 19".KINGSLEY BATE TEAK BENCH AND CHAIR SET 20th Century Lengths 30" and 55".PAIR OF CEMENT TOADSTOOL GARDEN ORNAMENTS 20th Century Heights 16".LARGE CIRCULAR ARCHITECTURAL MIRROR 20th Century Diameter 55".GREEN-PAINTED METAL CAFE TABLE AND FOUR CHAIRS 20th Century Table height 26". Diameter 29". ChairWROUGHT IRON GARDEN TABLE Early 20th Century Height 27.5". Length 72.5". Width 30".WROUGHT IRON THREE-TIER PLANT STAND Early 20th Century Height 45".GEORGE GARDNER SYMONS (New York/California/Massachusetts, 1861-1930), Flower garden., Oil on board,THOMAS RATHBONE MANLEY (New York/New Jersey, 1853-1938), "Nantucket Phlox"., Oil on board, 10.5" xANNA LEE DAY STACEY (Illinois/California, 1865-1943), "Flower Garden"., Oil on board, 10" x 14".EDWARD FRANCIS MCCARTAN (New York, 1879-1947), Diana the Huntress., Bronze, height 18.75".CAROL BROOKS MACNEIL (New York/Illinois, 1871-1944), "Spring Song"., Bronze, height 24.5".MARY ORWIG EVERETT (Pennsylvania/Iowa/California, 1876-1948), "Sketching in a Garden"., Oil onMARY ORWIG EVERETT (Pennsylvania/Iowa/California, 1876-1948), Portrait of Louise Orwig., Oil onOLIVE PARKER BLACK (New York/Massachusetts, 1868-1948), "The Garden Path"., Oil on board, 11" x 14".ETHEL HERRICK WARWICK (New York, 1881-1961), "The Striped Umbrella"., Pastel on paper, 17" x 13"KATHERINE M. COHEN (Pennsylvania/New York, 1859-1914), Bust of a young woman., Marble, height 18".MARGUERITE STUBER PEARSON (Massachusetts, 1898-1978), Young lady knitting by a fireplace., Oil onAMERICAN SCHOOL (Late 19th Century,), Along the Seine, Paris., Oil on canvas, 29" x 36". Framed 40"AMERICAN SCHOOL (19th Century,), Children playing croquet on the lawn of an Italianate estate., OilFRENCH HAND-PAINTED PORCELAIN TUREEN 19th Century Height 11.5". Diameter 9.75".INTERNATIONAL SILVER CO. "PRELUDE" STERLING SILVER FLATWARE SET Meriden, Connecticut, Mid-20thTHE HURST-PIERREPONT FEDERAL MAHOGANY AND MAHOGANY VENEER EXTENSION DINING TABLE ATTRIBUTED TOSHERATON MAHOGANY AND MAHOGANY VENEER SERVER ATTRIBUTED TO DUNCAN PHYFE New York, Circa 1810 HeightSET OF SIX FEDERAL MAHOGANY DINING CHAIRS America, Early 19th Century Back heights 39". Seat heightsFEDERAL MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD IN THE MANNER OF DUNCAN PHYFE New York, Circa 1825 Height 52". WidthFEDERAL MAHOGANY AND VENEER CARD TABLE Boston or North Shore of Massachusetts, Late 18th/Early 19thCLASSICAL SOFA Boston, Circa 1825 Back height 35.75". Seat height 16.5". Length 80".CLASSICAL HALL TREE New York, 19th Century Height 65".CLASSICAL ARMCHAIR 19th Century Back height 35.5". Seat height 19".MARBLE-TOPPED MAHOGANY BOWFRONT SERVER New England, Early 19th Century Height 33.5". Width 46".MARBLE PEDESTAL 19th CenturyCLASSICAL MARBLE-TOPPED PIER TABLE Circa 1840 Height 42". Width 44". Depth 23".PAIR OF CLASSICAL MAHOGANY AND MAHOGANY VENEER ARMCHAIRS 19th Century Back heights 33.25". SeatNEOCLASSICAL MARBLE-TOPPED CENTER TABLE New York, First Half of the 19th Century Height 29". WidthATTILIO PICCIRILLI (New York, 1866-1945), "Fragelina"., Bronze, height 25".HERTER BROTHERS-STYLE PEDESTAL America, Late 19th Century Height 39". Width 19". Depth 19".EASTLAKE VICTORIAN EASEL 19th Century Height 77".CLASSICAL OCTAGONAL TABLE Second Quarter of the 19th Century Height 29.5". Top 28" x 28".CARTAINO DI SCARRINO PIETRO (New York/Italy, 1886-1918), Seated terrier., Bronze, height 7.5".NEOCLASSICAL MIRROR ATTRIBUTED TO BITTLE & COOPER Boston, Circa 1820 Height 35.5". Width 67".CLASSICAL CARD TABLE 19th Century Height 29.5". Width 35.5". Depth 18.5".WILSON HENRY IRVINE (Connecticut, 1869-1936), Impressionist hillside landscape with snaking river.,PAIR OF NEOCLASSICAL GILT AND STENCIL-DECORATED CONSOLE TABLES New York City or Albany, New York,NEOCLASSICAL MARBLE-TOPPED MAHOGANY PEDESTAL TABLE Boston, Circa 1830 Height 29.5". Top diameterFINE LATE CLASSICAL CARVED MAHOGANY AND MAHOGANY VENEER LOVESEAT Boston or Salem, Massachusetts,PAIR OF ROSEWOOD AND ROSEWOOD VENEER ARMCHAIRS ATTRIBUTED TO DUNCAN PHYFE New York, Circa 1835 BackFIGURED ROSEWOOD ETAGERE, POSSIBLY JOSEPH MEEKS & SONS New York, 19th Century Height 72". WidthHERIZ RUG: 8'0" X 10'9" First Quarter of the 20th CenturyMAHAL RUG: 12'0" X 22'4" First Half of the 20th CenturyTURKISH RUG: 3'1" X 6'11" First Quarter of the 20th CenturyHAMADAN RUNNER: 3'3" X 11'2" First Quarter of the 20th CenturyAMERICAN SCHOOL (Mid-19th Century,), Portrait of a gentleman seated at a table topped with aAMERICAN SCHOOL (19th Century,), Portrait of a woman wearing a white lace cap and collar, Oil onCHIPPENDALE BLANKET CHEST New England, 18th Century Height 42". Width 38". Depth 19.5".FOLK ART VALENTINE Dutchess County, New York, Circa 1798 Watercolor and ink on paper, 12" x 14.75"FAMILY RECORD FOR THE GOODNOW FAMILY OF SUDBURY, MASSACHUSETTS 19th Century Watercolor on paper,FAMILY RECORD FOR THE ELLIOT FAMILY 19th Century Watercolor and ink on paper, 26" x 19.5" sight.FAMILY RECORD FOR THE HOLTON FAMILY Circa 1832 Watercolor, 19" x 14.25" sight. Framed 22" x 17".FAMILY RECORD FOR THE BISCO FAMILY OF SPENCER, MASSACHUSETTS Early 19th Century Watercolor on paper,NEW HAMPSHIRE AND VERMONT FAMILY RECORD Early 19th Century Watercolor on paper, 15.5" x 14.75"AMERICAN SCHOOL (19th Century,), Portrait of a young boy in a landscape., Oil on canvas, 34" x 27".MINIATURE PAINT-DECORATED PINE BENCH 19th Century Height 14". Length 25". Depth 8.5".MINIATURE OR CHILD'S-SIZE FEDERAL BUREAU Circa 1830 Height 30". Width 15". Depth 10"."JOURNEY TO THE TEMPLE OF HONOR" FOLK ART GAME BOARD America, Circa 1870 Watercolor on paper, 10.5"STACK OF EIGHTEEN PANTRY BOXES 19th Century Diameters from 2.25" to 24".CHILD'S WING CHAIR 19th Century Back height 24.25". Seat height 11.5".SAMUEL COLMAN (New York/California/Maine, 1832-1920), Cows in a pasture., Oil on canvas, 9" x 7.5".CHAUNCEY FOSTER RYDER (New York/New Hampshire, 1868-1949), "The Mountain in October"., Oil onEDWARD B. GAY (New York/Ireland, 1837-1928), Pastoral landscape., Oil on canvas, 22" x 42". FramedAARON DRAPER SHATTUCK (Connecticut/New Hampshire, 1832-1928), "Glimpse of a New England Village".,FEDERAL MAHOGANY CARD TABLE America, Early 19th Century Height 29.5". Width 36". Depth 18.5".FEDERAL GILT MIRROR ATTRIBUTED TO JOHN WILLIAMS 19th CenturySHERATON MAHOGANY ETAGERE Early 19th Century Height 63.5". Width 21.75". Depth 16".SHERATON MAHOGANY AND MAHOGANY VENEER SIDEBOARD America, Early 19th Century Height 36". Width 47".SET OF FOUR FOXHUNTING SILVER PLATED STIRRUP CUPS 19th/20th Century Heights 5.25". Diameters 3.5".SAM SAVITT (Pennsylvania/New York, 1917-2000), "Huntsman Exercising Hounds - Hot July Morn NorthSAM SAVITT (Pennsylvania/New York, 1917-2000), Two drawings, one depicting horses in a pasture andSAM SAVITT (Pennsylvania/New York, 1917-2000), Horse in a barn., Watercolor on paper, 6.5" x 7.5"JOAN EAGLE (America, 20th Century), "Modernistic", a portrait of a horse and rider., Oil on canvas,CARICATURE OF TWO HORSES DRIVING A PINK CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE Circa 1968 Mixed media on paper, 13" xAMERICAN SCHOOL (Early 20th Century,), Steeplechase with a dismounted rider., Bronze, height 13".GRADUATED SET OF SIX ENGLISH SALT GLAZE STONEWARE HUNTING SCENE PITCHERS 19th Century Heights fromCUSTOM-MADE COFFEE TABLE HOUSING AN 1888 PRINTED SCARF FROM THE AYRSHIRE DERBY Late 19th CenturyRARE HORSE RACING COLOR LITHOGRAPH "SADLING JEROME PARK" 19th Century 17.5" x 24.5" sight. FramedSET OF RARE LIMITED EDITION BOOKS ON HORSE RACING Approx. 13 x 11".CUSHING & WHITE GILT COPPER AND ZINC "DEXTER" HORSE AND JOCKEY WEATHER VANE Waltham, Massachusetts,ERNEST FIENE (New York/Germany, 1894-1965), "A Morning in May"., Oil on canvas, 22" x 30". FramedJOB B. SPENCER (Connecticut, 1829-1899), Farm scene with chicks and a hen., Oil on canvas laid downAMERICAN SCHOOL (19th Century,), Still life of a wedge of watermelon and other fruits., Oil onWILLIAM DE LA MONTAGNE CARY (New York/Massachusetts, 1840-1922), Plow horse and chickens., Oil onGREEN-PAINTED PINE BLANKET CHEST 19th Century Height 22". Width 36.5". Depth 15.25".THREE HORSE PULL TOYS Early 20th Century Heights approx. 12" and 15".PAINTED HARDWOOD HALL TREE WITH COLLECTION OF BASKETS Late 18th/19th Century Hall tree height 81".AMERICAN SCHOOL (19th Century,), "American Farm Scene"., Oil on canvas, 18" x 24". Framed 23.5" xAMERICAN SCHOOL (19th Century,), "Turnpike Gate at Halloway"., Watercolor on paper, 11.5" x 15.5"AFTER JEROME THOMPSON (America, 19th Century), "The Old Oaken Bucket"., Oil on canvas, 17.5" xGRAIN-PAINTED PINE CUPBOARD, POSSIBLY HUDSON RIVER VALLEY America, Mid-19th Century Height 57.5".GRAIN-PAINTED BLANKET CHEST America, 19th Century Height 21.5". Width 43". Depth 17".WILLIAM AND MARY PINE BLANKET CHEST 18th Century Height 43". Width 37.5". Depth 18".RED-PAINTED PINE HUTCH Circa 1820 Height 85.5". Width 51". Depth 19.5".COLLECTION OF MINIATURE STONEWARE JUGS AND CROCKS 19th Century Heights to 3.25".TWO YELLOWWARE BOWLS 19th Century Diameters to 14".LARGE REDWARE TURK'S HEAD MOLD 19th Century Height 6". Diameter 14".TWO REDWARE EGG CODDLERS OR MOLDS 19th/20th Century Lengths to 17".SIX REDWARE MOLDS 19th Century Diameters to 12".EIGHT PIECES OF REDWARE 19th Century Diameters to 8".EARTHENWARE BIRD-FORM WHISTLE England, 19th Century Height 3.5".SLIPWARE MONEY BOX England, 19th Century Height 9.5".PAIR OF WHIELDON-TYPE ROCKINGHAM-GLAZED BIRD WHISTLES England, Late 18th/Early 19th Century HeightsTWO REDWARE MOLDS 19th Century Diameters to 10.25".THREE PIECES OF NEW YORK STONEWARE, INCLUDING A RARE LEACH JUG 19th Century Leach jug height 19.5".FOUR PIECES OF REDWARE 19th Century Diameters to 12.5".AMERICAN SCHOOL (Late 19th/Early 20th Century,), Butterfly study., Watercolor on paper, 6.75" x 13"AMERICAN SCHOOL (19th Century,), Seven views of birds., Watercolors, the largest 10" x 8" sight.AMERICAN SCHOOL (19th Century,), Two birds perched on branches., Watercolor on paper, 13" x 17.5".AMERICAN SCHOOL (19th Century,), "To My Love"., Watercolor on paper, 7.5" x 10" sight. Framed 11.5"AMERICAN SCHOOL (Early 19th Century,), "Parrot"., Watercolor on paper, 9.5" x 7.5" sight. FramedAMERICAN SCHOOL (Early 20th Century,), Mother and child reading a book., Bronze, height 12.5".HENRY ERNEST SCHNAKENBERG (New York/Connecticut, 1892-1970), Still life of pears in a yellowwareHENRY ERNEST SCHNAKENBERG (New York/Connecticut, 1892-1970), Interior scene with window overlookingLARGE CAST IRON GARDEN URN ON PEDESTAL 19th Century Height 45". Width 34". Depth 29".THREE CAST IRON PLANTERS Late 19th Century Heights 13". Lengths 28". Widths 14".THREE WROUGHT IRON GARDEN URNS ON PEDESTALS Early 20th Century Heights 33.5".TWO WROUGHT IRON PLANTERS 20th Century Heights 36.5" and 45".THREE CAST IRON URNS 19th Century Heights from 12" to 16".PAIR OF CAST IRON PLANTERS 19th Century Heights 25".STONE AND IRON HITCHING POST 18th/19th Century Height 15".IRON WATER WELL PUMP 19th Century Height 42".

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