Americana Week: Session III

Lot: 8701 - CONNECTICUT REDWARE POTTERY JAR Connecticut, Circa 1840 Height 8.5".

CONNECTICUT REDWARE POTTERY JAR Connecticut, Circa 1840 Tapered cylinder with flared top. Double incised ring at shoulder. Bold manganese splotches against a bright red ground.

Lot: 8702 - PAIR OF CONNECTICUT REDWARE POTTERY SLIP-DECORATED LUNCHEON PLATES Norwalk, 19th Century Diameters 8".

PAIR OF CONNECTICUT REDWARE POTTERY SLIP-DECORATED LUNCHEON PLATES Norwalk, 19th Century Coggled edge. Decorated with scrolls and "Locke" against a red-orange ground.

Lot: 8703 - CONNECTICUT REDWARE POTTERY SLIP-DECORATED LUNCHEON PLATE Norwalk, 19th Century Diameter 7".

CONNECTICUT REDWARE POTTERY SLIP-DECORATED LUNCHEON PLATE Norwalk, 19th Century Coggled edge. Decoration of three entwined ropes and a dot against a vibrant red ground.

Lot: 8704 - CONNECTICUT REDWARE POTTERY SLIP-DECORATED LUNCHEON PLATE Norwalk, 19th Century Diameter 8".

CONNECTICUT REDWARE POTTERY SLIP-DECORATED LUNCHEON PLATE Norwalk, 19th Century Coggled edge. Decorated with "Julia" against a red-orange ground.

Lot: 8705 - CONNECTICUT REDWARE POTTERY SLIP-DECORATED DINNER PLATE Norwalk, 19th Century Diameter 10".

CONNECTICUT REDWARE POTTERY SLIP-DECORATED DINNER PLATE Norwalk, 19th Century Coggled edge. Decoration of three "wavy combs" and dots against a red-orange ground.

Lot: 8706 - REDWARE POTTERY BOSTON BEAN POT Northeastern Massachusetts, 19th Century Height 8.5".

REDWARE POTTERY BOSTON BEAN POT Northeastern Massachusetts, 19th Century Bulbous body with applied lug handles at shoulder. Flared rim with rouletted neck. Incised banding around shoulder. Spiraled manganese design against a red ground.

Lot: 8707 - WILLIAM PECKER REDWARE POTTERY JUG Merrimacport, Massachusetts, Early 19th Century Height 7.5".

WILLIAM PECKER REDWARE POTTERY JUG Merrimacport, Massachusetts, Early 19th Century Ovoid body with rolled spout and applied strap handle. Dark manganese splotches against a red/orange ground.

Lot: 8708 - WILLIAM PECKER REDWARE POTTERY HERB POT Merrimacport, Massachusetts, 19th Century Height 5".

WILLIAM PECKER REDWARE POTTERY HERB POT Merrimacport, Massachusetts, 19th Century Oval body with flared rim and applied strap handle. Bold manganese splotches against a red ground.

Lot: 8709 - MASSACHUSETTS REDWARE POTTERY MUG 19th Century Height 4".

MASSACHUSETTS REDWARE POTTERY MUG 19th Century Applied handle. Unusual "gun metal" glaze.

Lot: 8710 - RARE MINIATURE REDWARE POTTERY JUG FROM BRISTOL COUNTY, MASSACHUSETTS 19th Century Height 4".

RARE MINIATURE REDWARE POTTERY JUG FROM BRISTOL COUNTY, MASSACHUSETTS 19th Century Oval shape with rolled spout and applied strap handle. Mottled brown slip against a red ground.

Lot: 8711 - BRISTOL COUNTY, MASSACHUSETTS REDWARE POTTERY PITCHER Late 18th Century Height 6.5".

BRISTOL COUNTY, MASSACHUSETTS REDWARE POTTERY PITCHER Late 18th Century Three incised rings, one at neck, one at shoulder and one at waist. Applied strap handle. Yellow and brown halos against a light green ground. Glazed on inside.

Lot: 8713 - BRISTOL COUNTY, MASSACHUSETTS REDWARE POTTERY JUG Late 18th Century Height 6.5".

BRISTOL COUNTY, MASSACHUSETTS REDWARE POTTERY JUG Late 18th Century Oval form with rolled spout and applied strap handle. Dark manganese splotches against a speckled red ground.

Lot: 8714 - RARE BRISTOL COUNTY, MASSACHUSETTS REDWARE POTTERY PITCHER 19th Century Height 10.5".

RARE BRISTOL COUNTY, MASSACHUSETTS REDWARE POTTERY PITCHER 19th Century Oval body with two incised rings at the shoulder. Restored strap handle. Mottled emerald green glaze.

Lot: 8715 - BRISTOL COUNTY, MASSACHUSETTS REDWARE POTTERY BOTTLE 19th Century Height 7".

BRISTOL COUNTY, MASSACHUSETTS REDWARE POTTERY BOTTLE 19th Century Bulbous shape with straight neck and rolled rim. Silver-black mirror glaze. Rare form.

Lot: 8716 - RARE MINIATURE MAINE REDWARE POTTERY JUG, PROBABLY JOHN SAFFORD 19th Century Height 3.5".

RARE MINIATURE MAINE REDWARE POTTERY JUG, PROBABLY JOHN SAFFORD 19th Century Tall oval body with applied strap handle. Double incised rings at shoulder and spout. Subtle rose splotches against a putty-colored ground.

Lot: 8717 - MAINE REDWARE POTTERY JAR 19th Century Height 7".

MAINE REDWARE POTTERY JAR 19th Century Bulbous body with flared neck and two applied loop handles. Brown splotches against a yellow/orange ground.

Lot: 8718 - JOHN HOWARD CORLISS REDWARE POTTERY COVERED JAR Days Ferry, Maine, 19th Century Height 6.25".

JOHN HOWARD CORLISS REDWARE POTTERY COVERED JAR Days Ferry, Maine, 19th Century Red, light green and brown slip glaze. Cover missing.

Lot: 8719 - JOHN HOWARD CORLISS REDWARE POTTERY JUG Days Ferry, Maine, 19th Century Height 8".

JOHN HOWARD CORLISS REDWARE POTTERY JUG Days Ferry, Maine, 19th Century Oval body with rolled rim and applied strap handle. Dark manganese vertical stripes against a red ground.

Lot: 8720 - MAINE REDWARE POTTERY JUG ATTRIBUTED TO JOHN SAFFORD 19th Century Height 6".

MAINE REDWARE POTTERY JUG ATTRIBUTED TO JOHN SAFFORD 19th Century Oval shape with rolled spout. Generously sized and elegantly shaped applied strap handle. Pistachio green slip against a mottled brown ground.

Lot: 8721 - JOHN SAFFORD REDWARE POTTERY JUG Monmouth, Maine, 19th Century Height 11".

JOHN SAFFORD REDWARE POTTERY JUG Monmouth, Maine, 19th Century Applied strap handle extends from mouth to shoulder. Appears to be an experimental green glaze with orange spots over the first glaze.

Lot: 8722 - JOHN SAFFORD REDWARE POTTERY COVERED JAR Monmouth, Maine, 19th Century Height 8.5".

JOHN SAFFORD REDWARE POTTERY COVERED JAR Monmouth, Maine, 19th Century Tall oval body. Multiple manganese spots against a putty-colored ground. Marked "31" on underside. Lid probably the original.

Lot: 8723 - REDWARE POTTERY BATTER PITCHER ATTRIBUTED TO JOHN ALDEN Maine, 19th Century Height 6".

REDWARE POTTERY BATTER PITCHER ATTRIBUTED TO JOHN ALDEN Maine, 19th Century Flared form with an unusually wide mouth. Triple incised rings at rim. Applied strap handle. Green glaze atop a mottled brown ground.

Lot: 8724 - MAINE REDWARE POTTERY PITCHER 19th Century Height 7".

MAINE REDWARE POTTERY PITCHER 19th Century Flared neck on an oval body. Applied handle. Unusual swirled manganese design against a salmon ground.

Lot: 8725 - MAINE REDWARE POTTERY TEACUP, POSSIBLY BERWIC 19th Century Height 3".

MAINE REDWARE POTTERY TEACUP, POSSIBLY BERWIC 19th Century Tall subtly serpentine sides. Applied handle. Rose slip on a yellow-green ground.

Lot: 8726 - NEW HAMPSHIRE REDWARE POTTERY PUDDING MOLD 19th Century Diameter 7.5".

NEW HAMPSHIRE REDWARE POTTERY PUDDING MOLD 19th Century Wide spiral form with scalloped edges. Manganese decoration on rim.

Lot: 8727 - RARE LEONARD GARDNER SHAKER-LIKE COVERED BUCKET Hingham, Massachusetts, 19th Century Height 9.75".

RARE LEONARD GARDNER SHAKER-LIKE COVERED BUCKET Hingham, Massachusetts, 19th Century Painted robin's-egg blue, the metal hoops painted black. Wire bail handle with wooden grip and diamond-shaped pail plates. Stamped "L. Gardner. S. Hingham." on underside.

Lot: 8728 - RARE PRESENTATION LIDDED BOX Hingham, Massachusetts, 19th Century Height 6.75". Diameter 10.75".

RARE PRESENTATION LIDDED BOX Hingham, Massachusetts, 19th Century Painted deep blue. Four fingered hoops, three with the fingers pointing in one direction and one with the finger pointing in the opposite direction. This design provides strong attribution to Leonard Gardner.

Lot: 8729 - LEONARD GARDNER COVERED FIRKIN Hingham, Massachusetts, 19th Century Height 12.75".

LEONARD GARDNER COVERED FIRKIN Hingham, Massachusetts, 19th Century Body painted green and the hoops, handle and cover painted black. Stamped "L. Gardner Hingham MA" on the underside.

Lot: 8730 - CROCKER WILDER BUTTER TUB Massachusetts, 19th Century Height including handles 9.75".

CROCKER WILDER BUTTER TUB Massachusetts, 19th Century Fine natural unpainted surface. Hoops held with small rosehead nails. Stamped "C W" on underside.

Lot: 8731 - C. WILDER & SONS BUTTER CHURN Hingham, Massachusetts, 19th Century Height including dasher 35".

C. WILDER & SONS BUTTER CHURN Hingham, Massachusetts, 19th Century Under bright blueberry blue paint. Three metal hoops. Stamped "C. Wilder & Sons So. Hingham MA".

Lot: 8732 - C. WILDER & SON BUTTER CHURN Hingham, Massachusetts, 19th Century Height including dasher 42".

C. WILDER & SON BUTTER CHURN Hingham, Massachusetts, 19th Century Painted green, the four metal hoops painted black. Stamped on underside "C. Wilder & Son So. Hingham, Mass.".

Lot: 8733 - NELSON CORTHELL PIGGIN Hingham, Massachusetts, 19th Century Height including handle 11.5".

NELSON CORTHELL PIGGIN Hingham, Massachusetts, 19th Century Wonderful natural unpainted surface. Stamped "N. Corthell" on underside.

Lot: 8734 - NELSON CORTHELL WOODEN PAIL Hingham, Massachusetts, 19th Century Height 15".

NELSON CORTHELL WOODEN PAIL Hingham, Massachusetts, 19th Century Unpainted natural surface. Marked "N. Corthell" on underside.

Lot: 8735 - RARE AND IMPORTANT COD FISH WEATHER VANE America, Mid-19th Century Length 24.5".

RARE AND IMPORTANT COD FISH WEATHER VANE America, Mid-19th Century Attributed to J. Howard & Co., West Bridgewater, Massachusetts. Copper body and zinc head. Howard made two sizes of its codfish weather vane, and this smaller version is considerably rarer.

Lot: 8736 - RARE AND IMPORTANT SCHOOLGIRL MAP OF THE WORLD Dennis, Massachusetts, Dated 1830 Watercolor on paper, 18.5" x 22.25" sight. Framed 21.5" x 27".

RARE AND IMPORTANT SCHOOLGIRL MAP OF THE WORLD Dennis, Massachusetts, Dated 1830 "Map of the World Delineated by Mercy Gorham". Dual hemisphere projection with hand-colored continents and hand-lettered oceans and locales. Titled and dated "Dennis Seminary October 8, 1830" in modified heart-shaped cartouches outlined in flowering vines above and below map.

Lot: 8737 - AMERICAN NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER Late 18th Century 16.5" x 10". Framed 19" x 12.5".

AMERICAN NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER Late 18th Century Wrought by Betsy Runels. Undated. Letters and numerals above "Betsy Runels Is My Name America Is My Nation Lee Is My Dwelling Place And Christ Is My Salvation". Line border interwoven with the letters of her name. Worked in multicolored threads on linen.

Lot: 8738 - PICTORIAL NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER, PROBABLY ENGLISH Early 19th Century 25.75" x 17.75" sight. Framed.

PICTORIAL NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER, PROBABLY ENGLISH Early 19th Century "Irena Daw Finished this Sampler March the 5 1809 in the Eleventh Year of Her Age" at center. Verse "Lord What is life Tis like a flower Which blossoms and is gone We see it flourish for an hour With all its beauty on" in upper section and lower section with a church flanked by potted plants and birds. Additional design of potted plants, three crowns and flower blossoms throughout. Flower and vine border.

Lot: 8739 - WILLIAM AND MARY GATELEG TABLE New England, Early 18th Century Height 27". Length 17" plus two 18.5" D-form drop leaves. Width 41.5".

WILLIAM AND MARY GATELEG TABLE New England, Early 18th Century Probably maple, under the exceptionally early, possibly the original, finish. Single drawer at one end of apron. Turned legs joined by a spool-turned stretcher.

Lot: 8740 - CORNER CHAIR New England, 18th Century Back height 33.25". Seat height 17.75".

CORNER CHAIR New England, 18th Century Hardwood under old, possibly the original, black paint. Replaced rush seat.

Lot: 8741 - QUEEN ANNE ARMCHAIR Probably New England, Circa 1740 Back height 45". Seat height 17.75".

QUEEN ANNE ARMCHAIR Probably New England, Circa 1740 Constructed of multiple hardwoods. Fiddleback splat. Accentuated scrolled-out arms. Cabriole front legs end in pad feet. Unusual shaped stretcher.

Lot: 8742 - DIMINUTIVE QUEEN ANNE MAPLE DROP-LEAF TABLE Probably Massachusetts, Circa 1750 Height 26.25". Length 11" plus two 12.25" drop leaves. Width 35.5".

DIMINUTIVE QUEEN ANNE MAPLE DROP-LEAF TABLE Probably Massachusetts, Circa 1750 Old, possibly original, finish with wonderful patina. Turned straight legs end in pad feet.

Lot: 8743 - SMALL CHIPPENDALE MAHOGANY THREE-DRAWER CHEST New England, Late 18th Century Height 22". Width 23". Depth 15".

SMALL CHIPPENDALE MAHOGANY THREE-DRAWER CHEST New England, Late 18th Century Molded-edge top. Three graduated full-width drawers. Ogee bracket feet.

Lot: 8743A - QUEEN ANNE WALNUT SIDE CHAIR Mid-18th Century Back height 37.5". Seat height 16.25".

QUEEN ANNE WALNUT SIDE CHAIR Mid-18th Century Back with a cupid's-bow crest rail and pierced splat. Cabriole legs end in pad feet and are joined by a block and turned stretcher.

Lot: 8744 - TALL-CASE CLOCK BY NATHANIEL MULLIKEN Massachusetts, 18th Century Height 83.25". Width 17". Depth 9.75".

TALL-CASE CLOCK BY NATHANIEL MULLIKEN Massachusetts, 18th Century Cherry case with an arched glazed dial door, a shaped pendulum door and ogee bracket feet. Burnished metal and brass dial with circular name plate at crest. Second and calendar movement.

Lot: 8745 - RARE QUEEN ANNE MAPLE AND WALNUT TRAY-TOP TEA TABLE Massachusetts, Mid-18th Century Height 26.5". Length 26". Width 18.5".

RARE QUEEN ANNE MAPLE AND WALNUT TRAY-TOP TEA TABLE Massachusetts, Mid-18th Century Rare small size. Shaped skirt with turned acorn drops. Top pegged to skirt; no glue blocks. Cabriole legs end in pad feet.

Lot: 8746 - QUEEN ANNE CORNER CHAIR Boston, 18th Century Back height 32". Seat height 18.5".

QUEEN ANNE CORNER CHAIR Boston, 18th Century Low back with scrolled arms. Slip seat with light blue printed upholstery. Cabriole legs with delicate carved knees and pad feet. Bold cross stretcher.

Lot: 8747 - PARKER-INCHES-EMERY FAMILIES CHIPPENDALE MAHOGANY OXBOW CHEST Boston, Circa 1770 Height 30.5". Width 37.25". Depth 22.25".

PARKER-INCHES-EMERY FAMILIES CHIPPENDALE MAHOGANY OXBOW CHEST Boston, Circa 1770 Descended in the Parker-Inches-Emery Families of 40 Beacon Street, Boston. One-piece top with molded edge and nice overhang on all four sides. Four graduated full-width drawers with blocked ends. Shaped pendant. Nicely proportioned ogee bracket feet.

Lot: 8748 - QUEEN ANNE FLAT-TOP HIGHBOY Massachusetts, Circa 1750 Height 71". Width 37.5". Depth 21.5".

QUEEN ANNE FLAT-TOP HIGHBOY Massachusetts, Circa 1750 Walnut front and maple side. Upper case with three side-by-side drawers, the central with fan carving, over four graduated full-width drawers. Lower case with a full-width drawer over three side-by-side drawers, the central with fan carving. Skirt with acorn drops. Cabriole legs end in pad feet.

Lot: 8749 - RARE CHIPPENDALE MAPLE SLANT-LID BOMBÉ-FRONT DESK Massachusetts, Circa 1770 Height 42.5". Width 39.5". Depth 21".

RARE CHIPPENDALE MAPLE SLANT-LID BOMBÉ-FRONT DESK Massachusetts, Circa 1770 Well-appointed interior with pigeonholes, ten drawers and two letter drawers. Case with four cock-beaded graduated full-width drawers, conforming to the bombé shape of the side panels. Ogee flat bracket feet.

Lot: 8750 - RARE FEDERAL TALL-CASE CLOCK BY DANIEL PORTER Williamstown, Massachusetts, Circa 1800 Height 92.75". Width 18.5". Depth 11".

RARE FEDERAL TALL-CASE CLOCK BY DANIEL PORTER Williamstown, Massachusetts, Circa 1800 Cherry case with fine patterned inlay throughout, notably the pinwheels on the broken arch pediment volutes. Bonnet topped with a brass ball and eagle finial at the center and ball and steeple finials at the corners. Arched glazed dial door flanked by brass-capped fluted columns. Arched pendulum door flanked by fluted quarter columns. Flat bracket base. Face with a moon phase in lunette, rose sprig decoration at the corners, and a Roman numeral dial with a second sweep and subsidiary dials. Signed "Daniel Porter".

Lot: 8751 - RARE MASSACHUSETTS DWARF CLOCK ATTRIBUTED TO REUBEN TOWER Early 19th Century Height 44". Width 12.25". Depth 5.75".

RARE MASSACHUSETTS DWARF CLOCK ATTRIBUTED TO REUBEN TOWER Early 19th Century Dark stained hardwood case. Arched bonnet with replaced turned steeple finials on plinths joined by pierced fretwork. Arched glazed dial door flanked by slender full columns. Painted face with urn decoration in lunette. Arabic numeral dial. Shows traces of Tower's signature and town, possibly Hingham.

Lot: 8752 - FEDERAL ÉGLOMISÉ AND GILTWOOD MIRROR Boston, Circa 1810 Height 24". Width 17.5".

FEDERAL ÉGLOMISÉ AND GILTWOOD MIRROR Boston, Circa 1810 Giltwood frame with acorn drops at cornice and side columns with central beading. Original reverse-painted glass upper panel depicts a spread-wing eagle with Liberty shield.

Lot: 8753 - HEPPLEWHITE BIRCH ONE-DRAWER STAND Massachusetts, Circa 1800 Height 28.25". Width 16". Depth 15.5".

HEPPLEWHITE BIRCH ONE-DRAWER STAND Massachusetts, Circa 1800 Drawer front and side panels with bird's-eye maple facings. Tapered legs.

Lot: 8754 - TWO PIECES OF SAMUEL KIRK "ETRUSCAN CASTLE" COIN SILVER Baltimore, Circa 1830 Approx. 34.2 troy oz.

TWO PIECES OF SAMUEL KIRK "ETRUSCAN CASTLE" COIN SILVER Baltimore, Circa 1830 A loving cup and a ewer, both with ram's-head handles. Produced before Samuel's son joined the firm. Both marked "Sam. Kirk", "SK" and "11 oz". Heights 8.5" and 10.5".

Lot: 8755 - GERMAN 800 SILVER RETICULATED BASKET 19th Century Approx. 17.6 troy oz.

GERMAN 800 SILVER RETICULATED BASKET 19th Century With swing handle. Height to rim 6.75". Width 9".

Lot: 8756 - GEORGE III STERLING SILVER TANKARD BY JOHN KING London, 18th Century Approx. 27.4 troy oz.

GEORGE III STERLING SILVER TANKARD BY JOHN KING London, 18th Century Datemarked for 1772. Domed cover. Pierced thumbpiece. Body with applied waist and spreading molded foot. Handle with period monogram. Height 8".

Lot: 8757 - QUEEN ANNE STERLING SILVER TANKARD BY WILLIAM PEARSON London, 18th Century Approx. 27.4 troy oz.

QUEEN ANNE STERLING SILVER TANKARD BY WILLIAM PEARSON London, 18th Century Datemarked for 1713. Domed cover with serrated lip. S-form handle with scrolled thumbpiece and period monogram. Tapered cylindrical body with applied waist and molded foot. Height 7.5".

Lot: 8758 - NAPOLEON BONAPARTE SIGNED LETTER Dated September 13, 1812 8.75" x 7" sight. Framed 16.5" x 23.5".

NAPOLEON BONAPARTE SIGNED LETTER Dated September 13, 1812 Addressed to the Le Duc de Bassano. Framed with a portrait print of Napoleon.

Lot: 8759 - JAMES MONROE AUTOGRAPH 17th/18th Century 1.75" x 5.5" sight. Framed 15" x 12".

JAMES MONROE AUTOGRAPH 17th/18th Century Signed "I am your servant Jas. Monroe". Framed with a portrait print of Monroe.

Lot: 8760 - JOHN HANCOCK SIGNED DISCHARGE PAPERS Dated 1784 6.25" x 4" sight. Framed 15.75" x 20.5".

JOHN HANCOCK SIGNED DISCHARGE PAPERS Dated 1784 Framed with a portrait print of Hancock.

Lot: 8760A - GEORGE WYTHE AUTOGRAPHED COURT DOCUMENT Late 18th Century 4.75" x 7.5". Framed 24" x 18".

GEORGE WYTHE AUTOGRAPHED COURT DOCUMENT Late 18th Century Wythe, a Founding Father who signed the Declaration of Independence, was a respected academic, scholar and judge. Handwritten document dated April 1, 1797, "I George Wythe Judge in the high court of chancery of the Commonwealth of Virginia do certify that the forgoing attestation of Peter Tinsley clerk of said Court is in due form. In testimony where of I have hereunder set my hand and caused the seal of the said Court to be affirmed at Richmond this first day of April one thousand seven hundred and ninety seven.". Seal applied lower right. Framed with a portrait engraving of Wythe.

Lot: 8761 - PATRICK HENRY SIGNED LETTER Dated September 15, 1786 7.75" x 7" sight. Framed 15" x 20.5".

PATRICK HENRY SIGNED LETTER Dated September 15, 1786 Dated "Council Chamber Nov 15k, 1786" and addressed "Sir I am surprised for not receiving the statement called for from your office by last which covered a resolution of the House of Delegates. I am not only surprised with the information which that called for, but with any reason why it is delayed. I am your most" and signed "P. Henry". Framed with a portrait print of Henry.

Lot: 8762 - GEORGE WASHINGTON AUTOGRAPH Circa 1790 3.25" x 6" sight. Framed 14" x 21".

GEORGE WASHINGTON AUTOGRAPH Circa 1790 Signed "G. Washington" on a partial note addressed to Samuel Griffin Esq., Williamsburgh. Framed with a portrait print of Washington.

Lot: 8763 - THOMAS MIFFLIN SIGNED LAND DEED Dated July 5, 1794 11" x 21" sight. Framed 18" x 27".

THOMAS MIFFLIN SIGNED LAND DEED Dated July 5, 1794 To George Meade of Rochester County, Pennsylvania.

Lot: 8764 - THOMAS JEFFERSON AND JAMES MADISON SIGNED LAND GRANT Dated March 2, 1799 8.5" x 15.5" sight. Framed 21.5" x 22".

THOMAS JEFFERSON AND JAMES MADISON SIGNED LAND GRANT Dated March 2, 1799 Printed document granting 100 acres of land to the Society of United Bretheren. Signed by Jefferson as President and countersigned by Adams as Secretary of State. Framed with portrait prints of both men.

Lot: 8765 - JOHN ADAMS SIGNED LAND GRANT Circa 1800 10" x 10" sight. Framed 18" x 26".

JOHN ADAMS SIGNED LAND GRANT Circa 1800 Printed document awarding land to the Society of United Brethen. Framed with a portrait print of Adams.

Lot: 8766 - CARVED WALNUT WALL SHELF WITH SPREAD-WING EAGLE 19th Century Height 18".

CARVED WALNUT WALL SHELF WITH SPREAD-WING EAGLE 19th Century

Lot: 8767 - RARE 47-STAR UNITED STATES FLAG Early 20th Century 57.5" x 93".

RARE 47-STAR UNITED STATES FLAG Early 20th Century An unofficial flag, representing the brief 38-day window between when New Mexico was admitted as the 47th state on January 6, 1912 and Arizona as the 48th state on February 14, 1912. Cotton and wool with canvas sleeve.

Lot: 8768 - EXTREMELY RARE STONEWARE CROCK DEPICTING ABRAHAM LINCOLN 19th Century Height 11.5”. Diameter 11”.

EXTREMELY RARE STONEWARE CROCK DEPICTING ABRAHAM LINCOLN 19th Century Cobalt blue profile bust portrait of Lincoln with exaggerated features.

Lot: 8769 - RARE AND IMPORTANT EARLY CONFEDERATE "STARS AND BARS" FLAG America, Circa 1862 53.5" x 71".

RARE AND IMPORTANT EARLY CONFEDERATE "STARS AND BARS" FLAG America, Circa 1862 The first version of the Confederate States of America flag, in use from March 4, 1861 to May 1, 1863. The seven stars in the canton represent the first states to secede from the Union and form the Confederacy: South Carolina, Mississippi, Florida, Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana and Texas. According to family oral history, this flag was captured by Charles Seabury, captain of the Pacific commercial ship Seneca of New Bedford, from a Confederate privateer in 1862. The flag was returned to New Bedford as a trophy and was passed down in the family, ultimately ending up in the hands of Frank Wood, an early curator of the New Bedford Whaling Museum. It was acquired by the family of the current consignor directly from Wood in 1925 and has been in the same Nantucket home since.

Lot: 8770 - RARE SILVER WHALING CAPTAIN'S PRESENTATION SPEAKING TRUMPET 19th Century Approx. 18.4 troy oz.

RARE SILVER WHALING CAPTAIN'S PRESENTATION SPEAKING TRUMPET 19th Century Engraved "Capt James Smith from C.L. Richards". Captain James F. Smith, of New London, Connecticut, was one of five brothers who were all whaling captains. After retiring from whaling, Smith sailed packets from San Francisco and Hawaii. On a trip to Hawaii, Smith met Mark Twain, who then used Smith as character in two of his stories. Height 17.75".

Lot: 8771 - ENGLISH WOOLWORK DEPICTING A TWO-MASTED AMERICAN SHIP 19th Century 7.5" x 11" sight. Framed 12.5" x 16".

ENGLISH WOOLWORK DEPICTING A TWO-MASTED AMERICAN SHIP 19th Century Flying an American flag off the gaff.

Lot: 8772 - BRONZE SIGNAL CANNON 19th Century Length of barrel 16". Total length 29".

BRONZE SIGNAL CANNON 19th Century Stencil decoration. Bore diameter .75".

Lot: 8773 - CARVED AND GILT STERNBOARD FROM THE HISTORIC SCHOONER "VICTORY CHIMES" 20th Century Height 24". Length 118". Depth 6".

CARVED AND GILT STERNBOARD FROM THE HISTORIC SCHOONER "VICTORY CHIMES" 20th Century Attributed to Harold Stanley of Rockland, Maine. Sternboard formed as a spread-wing eagle. Includes two photos of the schooner, housed together in a common frame.

Lot: 8774 - DOUBLE SAILOR'S VALENTINE Barbados, 19th Century Case folded 8.5" x 8.5".

DOUBLE SAILOR'S VALENTINE Barbados, 19th Century Composed of multicolored shells and housed in a folding octagonal case. Left side with a heart and floral designs. Right side with a compass rose.

Lot: 8775 - DOUBLE SAILOR'S VALENTINE Barbados, 19th Century Case 9" x 9".

DOUBLE SAILOR'S VALENTINE Barbados, 19th Century Composed of multicolored shells and housed in a folding octagonal case. Left side with a watercolor depicting a sailor with a "free trade and sailor's rights" banner. Right side with "Remember Me".

Lot: 8776 - LARGE CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN PUNCH BOWL Late 18th Century Height 6.25". Diameter 16.25".

LARGE CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN PUNCH BOWL Late 18th Century Exterior with figural landscapes bordered in gilt. Interior with decoration of fruit.

Lot: 8777 - CHINESE EXPORT FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN COVERED BALUSTER VASE 19th Century Height 27.5".

CHINESE EXPORT FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN COVERED BALUSTER VASE 19th Century Decorated with scenes of court figures, flowers, birds, butterflies and insects, highlighted with gilt. Cover and rim with added brass lock and collar.

Lot: 8778 - CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN HEXAGONAL GARDEN SEAT 19th Century Height 18.75".

CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN HEXAGONAL GARDEN SEAT 19th Century Decoration of figural scenes, flowers, birds and butterflies.

Lot: 8779 - CARVED AND PAINTED SAILOR WHIRLIGIG ATTRIBUTED TO WILLIAM CHASE Nantucket, Massachusetts, Circa 1910 Total height 15".

CARVED AND PAINTED SAILOR WHIRLIGIG ATTRIBUTED TO WILLIAM CHASE Nantucket, Massachusetts, Circa 1910 Replaced paddles. Modern base.

Lot: 8780 - BOB AND KAREN MARKS NANTUCKET BASKET ICE BUCKET Osterville, Massachusetts, Contemporary Height to rim 10.5". Height with handle raised approx. 16".

BOB AND KAREN MARKS NANTUCKET BASKET ICE BUCKET Osterville, Massachusetts, Contemporary With swing handle. Wooden lid with a carved squirrel-form finial. Includes a removable plastic liner. Marked on base "B + K Marks 852".

Lot: 8781 - NEST OF FIVE WILLIAM AND JUDY SAYLE NANTUCKET BASKETS Nantucket, Massachusetts, Contemporary Lengths from 4" to 8".

NEST OF FIVE WILLIAM AND JUDY SAYLE NANTUCKET BASKETS Nantucket, Massachusetts, Contemporary With swing handles. Signed and dated on undersides "Made on Nantucket Bill & Judy Sayle 2007".

Lot: 8782 - NEST OF SIX WILLIAM AND JUDY SAYLE NANTUCKET BASKETS Nantucket, Massachusetts, Contemporary Heights from 4" to 8". Diameters from 5" to 13".

NEST OF SIX WILLIAM AND JUDY SAYLE NANTUCKET BASKETS Nantucket, Massachusetts, Contemporary With swing handles. Signed and dated on undersides "B & J Sayle 1980".

Lot: 8783 - "CROSBY BOATS" BOAT YARD SIGN Osterville, Massachusetts, 19th Century Height 10.75". Length 61".

"CROSBY BOATS" BOAT YARD SIGN Osterville, Massachusetts, 19th Century Pine board with iron strap hinges. Black painted lettering against a white ground.

Lot: 8784 - RIG OF SEVEN NANTUCKET PLOVER DECOYS Late 19th Century Lengths 10".

RIG OF SEVEN NANTUCKET PLOVER DECOYS Late 19th Century Attributed to the Coffin family of Nantucket.

Lot: 8785 - MASON DECOY FACTORY GUNNING RIG FROM NANTUCKET Early 20th Century Lengths from 16" to 20".

MASON DECOY FACTORY GUNNING RIG FROM NANTUCKET Early 20th Century Includes a brant, three premier grade black ducks and two challenge grade black ducks.

Lot: 8786 - MASON DECOY FACTORY YELLOWLEGS Detroit, Circa 1910 Length 10".

MASON DECOY FACTORY YELLOWLEGS Detroit, Circa 1910 Iron bill. Glass eyes.

Lot: 8787 - HENRY KEYES CHADWICK REDHEAD DRAKE DECOY Oak Bluffs, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts, 1865-1958 Length 15".

HENRY KEYES CHADWICK REDHEAD DRAKE DECOY Oak Bluffs, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts, 1865-1958 Glass eyes.

Lot: 8788 - MASSACHUSETTS YELLOWLEGS DECOY Circa 1900 Length 14".

MASSACHUSETTS YELLOWLEGS DECOY Circa 1900 In running form. Tack eyes.

Lot: 8789 - WILLIAM H. MAYHEW RED-BREASTED MERGANSER DRAKE DECOY Edgartown, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts, Early 20th Century Length 17".

WILLIAM H. MAYHEW RED-BREASTED MERGANSER DRAKE DECOY Edgartown, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts, Early 20th Century Tack eyes.

Lot: 8790 - A. ELMER CROWELL CANADA GOOSE DECOY East Harwich, Massachusetts, 1862-1952 Length 23".

A. ELMER CROWELL CANADA GOOSE DECOY East Harwich, Massachusetts, 1862-1952 Circa 1920. Tack eyes. Light gunning wear. Oval brand.

Lot: 8791 - A. ELMER CROWELL HALF-SIZE TERN East Harwich, Massachusetts, 1862-1952 Height 4". Length 6.5".

A. ELMER CROWELL HALF-SIZE TERN East Harwich, Massachusetts, 1862-1952 Circa 1930. Painted eyes. Mounted on a round base. Rectangular stamp.

Lot: 8792 - A. ELMER CROWELL LIFE-SIZE LESSER YELLOWLEGS East Harwich, Massachusetts, 1862-1952 Height 9".

A. ELMER CROWELL LIFE-SIZE LESSER YELLOWLEGS East Harwich, Massachusetts, 1862-1952 Circa 1920. Head turned left. Marked in pencil "Summer Yellowlegs". Oval brand.

Lot: 8793 - A. ELMER CROWELL PINE DROP-LEAF WORK TABLE 19th Century Height 29". Length 19" plus two drop leaves. Width 47.5".

A. ELMER CROWELL PINE DROP-LEAF WORK TABLE 19th Century Top with Crowell's oval brand.

Lot: 8794 - A. ELMER CROWELL MINIATURE KILLDEER East Harwich, Massachusetts, 1862-1952 Height 2.5". Length 3".

A. ELMER CROWELL MINIATURE KILLDEER East Harwich, Massachusetts, 1862-1952 Circa 1925. Mounted on a circular base. Ink stamp.

Lot: 8795 - A. ELMER CROWELL MINIATURE RUDDY TURNSTONE East Harwich, Massachusetts, 1862-1952 Height 1.75". Length 3".

A. ELMER CROWELL MINIATURE RUDDY TURNSTONE East Harwich, Massachusetts, 1862-1952 Circa 1925. Mounted on a circular wooden base. Ink stamp.

Lot: 8796 - A. ELMER CROWELL MINIATURE CANADA GOOSE East Harwich, Massachusetts, 1862-1952 Height 4".

A. ELMER CROWELL MINIATURE CANADA GOOSE East Harwich, Massachusetts, 1862-1952 Circa 1930. Mounted on an oval base. Rectangular stamp.

Lot: 8797 - PAIR OF A. ELMER CROWELL MINIATURE PINTAILS East Harwich, Massachusetts, 1862-1952 Heights 3" and 3.25".

PAIR OF A. ELMER CROWELL MINIATURE PINTAILS East Harwich, Massachusetts, 1862-1952 Circa 1925. Mounted on circular bases. Hen with rectangular stamp.

Lot: 8798 - PAIR OF A. ELMER CROWELL MINIATURE REDHEADS East Harwich, Massachusetts, 1862-1952 Heights 3.5".

PAIR OF A. ELMER CROWELL MINIATURE REDHEADS East Harwich, Massachusetts, 1862-1952 Circa 1930. Mounted on oblong bases. Rectangular stamps.

Lot: 8799 - PAIR OF A. ELMER CROWELL MINIATURE GREEN-WINGED TEAL East Harwich, Massachusetts, 1862-1952 Heights 2.75".

PAIR OF A. ELMER CROWELL MINIATURE GREEN-WINGED TEAL East Harwich, Massachusetts, 1862-1952 Circa 1930. Mounted on circular wooden bases. Drake with rectangular stamp.

Lot: 8800 - PAIR OF A. ELMER CROWELL MINIATURE BLUEBILLS East Harwich, Massachusetts, 1862-1952 Heights 2.5" and 2.75".

PAIR OF A. ELMER CROWELL MINIATURE BLUEBILLS East Harwich, Massachusetts, 1862-1952 Circa 1930. Mounted on oval bases. Rectangular stamps.

Lot: 8801 - PAIR OF A. ELMER CROWELL MINIATURE MALLARDS East Harwich, Massachusetts, 1862-1952 Heights 3.25".

PAIR OF A. ELMER CROWELL MINIATURE MALLARDS East Harwich, Massachusetts, 1862-1952 Circa 1925. Mounted on round bases. Rectangular stamps.

Lot: 8802 - PAIR OF A. ELMER CROWELL MINIATURE CANVASBACKS East Harwich, Massachusetts, 1862-1952 Heights 2.5" and 3".

PAIR OF A. ELMER CROWELL MINIATURE CANVASBACKS East Harwich, Massachusetts, 1862-1952 Circa 1925. Mounted on round bases. Rectangular stamps.

Lot: 8803 - A. ELMER CROWELL MINIATURE BLUE-WINGED TEAL DRAKE East Harwich, Massachusetts, 1862-1952 Height 2.75".

A. ELMER CROWELL MINIATURE BLUE-WINGED TEAL DRAKE East Harwich, Massachusetts, 1862-1952 Circa 1925. Mounted on a round base. Rubber stamp.

Lot: 8804 - TWO A. ELMER CROWELL MINIATURES East Harwich, Massachusetts, 1862-1952 Heights 2.5".

TWO A. ELMER CROWELL MINIATURES East Harwich, Massachusetts, 1862-1952 Circa 1925. A bufflehead drake and a hooded merganser drake.

Lot: 8805 - TWO A. ELMER CROWELL MINIATURES East Harwich, Massachusetts, 1862-1952 Heights 2.5" and 3".

TWO A. ELMER CROWELL MINIATURES East Harwich, Massachusetts, 1862-1952 Circa 1925. A ruddy duck drake and a bluebill drake, both mounted on oval bases. Both with rectangular stamp.

Lot: 8806 - A. ELMER CROWELL MINIATURE WIGEON DRAKE East Harwich, Massachusetts, 1862-1952 Height 3".

A. ELMER CROWELL MINIATURE WIGEON DRAKE East Harwich, Massachusetts, 1862-1952 Circa 1930. Mounted on a round base. Rectangular stamp.

Lot: 8807 - A. ELMER CROWELL MINIATURE WOOD DUCK DRAKE East Harwich, Massachusetts, 1862-1952 Height 2.75".

A. ELMER CROWELL MINIATURE WOOD DUCK DRAKE East Harwich, Massachusetts, 1862-1952 Circa 1925. Mounted on a round base.

Lot: 8808 - TWO A. ELMER CROWELL MINIATURES East Harwich, Massachusetts, 1862-1952 Heights 2.25" and 2.75".

TWO A. ELMER CROWELL MINIATURES East Harwich, Massachusetts, 1862-1952 Circa 1925. An oldsquaw drake and a surf scoter drake, both mounted on circular bases. Scoter with paper label.

Lot: 8809 - A. ELMER CROWELL MINIATURE BRANT East Harwich, Massachusetts, 1862-1952 Length 5.5".

A. ELMER CROWELL MINIATURE BRANT East Harwich, Massachusetts, 1862-1952 Circa 1925. In running form. Mounted on an oval base.

Lot: 8810 - TWO A. ELMER CROWELL MINIATURES East Harwich, Massachusetts, 1862-1952 Heights 3.25".

TWO A. ELMER CROWELL MINIATURES East Harwich, Massachusetts, 1862-1952 Circa 1930. A goldeneye drake and a black duck, both mounted on round bases. Both with rectangular stamps.

Lot: 8811 - THREE A. ELMER CROWELL MINIATURES East Harwich, Massachusetts, 1862-1952 Heights 2.75" and 3.25".

THREE A. ELMER CROWELL MINIATURES East Harwich, Massachusetts, 1862-1952 A merganser hen, a red-breasted merganser drake and an American merganser drake. Mounted on oblong bases. Hen and American merganser with rectangular stamps.

Lot: 8812 - CLEON CROWELL MINIATURE BLUE JAY East Harwich, Massachusetts Height 3.5".

CLEON CROWELL MINIATURE BLUE JAY East Harwich, Massachusetts Includes a copy of The Songless Aviary by Brian Cullity. Circa 1935 blue jay with rectangular stamp, signed "C.S. Crowell".

Lot: 8813 - RAYMOND F. TAMEO LIFE-SIZE WOODCOCK IN FLIGHT Attleboro, Massachusetts, Contemporary Height 18.5". Length 13".

RAYMOND F. TAMEO LIFE-SIZE WOODCOCK IN FLIGHT Attleboro, Massachusetts, Contemporary Mounted on a tree strump and turned wood base. Signed on underside of base.

Lot: 8814 - PAIR OF CAST IRON FOX HUNTING SILHOUETTE ANDIRONS Late 19th/Early 20th Century Heights 20.5". Depths 20.5".

PAIR OF CAST IRON FOX HUNTING SILHOUETTE ANDIRONS Late 19th/Early 20th Century

Lot: 8815 - NEW ENGLAND CANADA GOOSE WEATHER VANE Early 20th Century Total height 44.5".

NEW ENGLAND CANADA GOOSE WEATHER VANE Early 20th Century With finders.

Lot: 8816 - TWO JAMES LAPHAM LIFE-SIZE BIRDS Dennis Port, Massachusetts, 1909-1987 Lengths 9" and 10.5".

TWO JAMES LAPHAM LIFE-SIZE BIRDS Dennis Port, Massachusetts, 1909-1987 A common tern and a ruddy turnstone.

Lot: 8816A - PAIR OF PETER PELTZ LIFE-SIZE RUFFED GROUSE East Sandwich, Massachusetts, 1915-2001 Heights 13" and 14.5".

PAIR OF PETER PELTZ LIFE-SIZE RUFFED GROUSE East Sandwich, Massachusetts, 1915-2001 Turned heads. Mounted on driftwood bases.

Lot: 8817 - FOUR MARTY COLLINS MERGANSER DECOYS East Wareham, Massachusetts, Contemporary Lengths 17" and 18".

FOUR MARTY COLLINS MERGANSER DECOYS East Wareham, Massachusetts, Contemporary Includes a pair of Gus Wilson-style mergansers, a Nantucket-style merganser with whalebone crest, and a Downeast-style merganser with inletted head. All branded on undersides "M.D. Collins".

Lot: 8818 - JOSEPH LINCOLN MINIATURE CANADA GOOSE Accord (Norwell), Massachusetts, 1859-1938 Length 5".

JOSEPH LINCOLN MINIATURE CANADA GOOSE Accord (Norwell), Massachusetts, 1859-1938 Circa 1925. In sleeping form.

Lot: 8819 - JOE LINCOLN MINIATURE REDHEAD DRAKE Accord (Norwell), Massachusetts, 1859-1938 Length 4".

JOE LINCOLN MINIATURE REDHEAD DRAKE Accord (Norwell), Massachusetts, 1859-1938 Circa 1925. Stamped on underside "Joe Lincoln Accord Massachusetts".

Lot: 8820 - PAIR OF YELLOWLEGS DECOYS Late 19th Century Lengths 9.5".

PAIR OF YELLOWLEGS DECOYS Late 19th Century Maker unknown. Original paint. Iron bills. Mounted together on a driftwood base.

Lot: 8821 - GUS WILSON-STYLE MERGANSER DRAKE DECOY Second Quarter of the 20th Century Height 8.25". Length 18.25".

GUS WILSON-STYLE MERGANSER DRAKE DECOY Second Quarter of the 20th Century Leather comb. Inletted neck. Carved slightly raised wings. Unmarked.

Lot: 8822 - LIFE-SIZED CHESAPEAKE BAY SWAN DECOY First Half of the 20th Century Height 21". Length 30". Width 13".

LIFE-SIZED CHESAPEAKE BAY SWAN DECOY First Half of the 20th Century Maker unknown. Traces of original paint under early repaint. Head constructed in multiple pieces. Traces of paper label on underside with "area nicely repainted" hand-written in ink.

Lot: 8823 - TWO MINIATURE WATERFOWL Lengths 7".

TWO MINIATURE WATERFOWL 1) John "Daddy" Holly (Havre de Grace, Maryland, 1818-1892) canvasback drake with painted eyes. 2) Bob McGaw (Havre de Grace, Maryland, 1879-1958) pintail drake.

Lot: 8824 - RED-BREASTED MERGANSER DRAKE DECOY ATTRIBUTED TO CHARLES BIRCH Willis Wharf, Virginia, 1867-1956 Length 15.5".

RED-BREASTED MERGANSER DRAKE DECOY ATTRIBUTED TO CHARLES BIRCH Willis Wharf, Virginia, 1867-1956 Painted eyes.

Lot: 8825 - TWO LLOYD JOHNSON WATERFOWL CARVINGS Bay Head, New Jersey, 1910-1965

TWO LLOYD JOHNSON WATERFOWL CARVINGS Bay Head, New Jersey, 1910-1965 1) Black duck decoy with glass eyes. Stamped "Lloyd Johnson". Length 18". 2) Miniature canvasback drake with turned head, glass eyes, and carved wings and tail feathers. Length 6".

Lot: 8826 - HARRY K. SHOURDS MERGANSER HEN DECOY Ocean City, New Jersey, 1890-1943 Length 17".

HARRY K. SHOURDS MERGANSER HEN DECOY Ocean City, New Jersey, 1890-1943 Hollow-carved. Tack eyes.

Lot: 8827 - JOHN DILLEY RED KNOT DECOY Quogue, Long Island, New York, Circa 1890 Length 10".

JOHN DILLEY RED KNOT DECOY Quogue, Long Island, New York, Circa 1890 Glass eyes.

Lot: 8828 - CHARLES SUMNER BUNN / WILLIAM BOWMAN RED KNOT DECOY New York, Circa 1900 Length 9.5".

CHARLES SUMNER BUNN / WILLIAM BOWMAN RED KNOT DECOY New York, Circa 1900 Glass eyes. Carved wings.

Lot: 8829 - BLACK PLOVER DECOY ATTRIBUTED TO OBEDIAH VERITY Seaford, New York, 1850-1910 Length 10.5".

BLACK PLOVER DECOY ATTRIBUTED TO OBEDIAH VERITY Seaford, New York, 1850-1910 Circa 1890. Tack eyes. Carved wings.

Lot: 8830 - FOLKSY GOOSE DECOY FROM ILLINOIS Circa 1920 Length 32".

FOLKSY GOOSE DECOY FROM ILLINOIS Circa 1920 Maker unknown. Similar to goose decoys used by Scott Osbourne of Sparland, Illinois. Osbourne was a game warden who helped run duck hunting clubs in the area of Lacon, Illinois and goose clubs on fields west of Lacon.

Lot: 8831 - HAROLD GIBBS MINIATURE BARN OWL Barrington, Rhode Island, 1866-1970 Height 3.5".

HAROLD GIBBS MINIATURE BARN OWL Barrington, Rhode Island, 1866-1970 Mounted on a driftwood base. Signed "HG".

Lot: 8832 - TWO HAROLD GIBBS MINIATURES Barrington, Rhode Island, 1866-1970 Heights 2.5".

TWO HAROLD GIBBS MINIATURES Barrington, Rhode Island, 1866-1970 A Labrador duck drake and an oldsquaw drake, both mounted on driftwood bases. Oldsquaw dated 1946.

Lot: 8833 - TWO HAROLD GIBBS MINIATURES Barrington, Rhode Island, 1866-1970 Heights 2.5" and 3.5".

TWO HAROLD GIBBS MINIATURES Barrington, Rhode Island, 1866-1970 A red-breasted goose and a wood stork, both mounted on driftwood bases. Stork dated 1966.

Lot: 8834 - TWO HAROLD GIBBS MINIATURES Barrington, Rhode Island, 1866-1970 Heights 2.25" and 2.5".

TWO HAROLD GIBBS MINIATURES Barrington, Rhode Island, 1866-1970 A mikado pheasant and a spruce grouse, both mounted on driftwood bases. Pheasant dated 1968.

Lot: 8835 - TWO HAROLD GIBBS MINIATURES Barrington, Rhode Island, 1866-1970 Heights 1.75" and 2".

TWO HAROLD GIBBS MINIATURES Barrington, Rhode Island, 1866-1970 A bobwhite and a snipe, both mounted on driftwood bases. Dated 1969 and 1967.

Lot: 8836 - TWO HAROLD GIBBS MINIATURES Barrington, Rhode Island, 1866-1970 Heights 2.5" and 3.75".

TWO HAROLD GIBBS MINIATURES Barrington, Rhode Island, 1866-1970 A kestrel and a green heron, both mounted on driftwood bases. Circa 1960.

Lot: 8837 - TWO HAROLD GIBBS MINIATURE WILLOW PTARMIGAN Barrington, Rhode Island, 1866-1970 Heights 2" and 2.5".

TWO HAROLD GIBBS MINIATURE WILLOW PTARMIGAN Barrington, Rhode Island, 1866-1970 One in summer plumage and one in winter plumage. Both mounted on driftwood bases. Both signed, one dated 1966.

Lot: 8838 - TWO HAROLD GIBBS MINIATURE SHOREBIRDS Barrington, Rhode Island, 1866-1970 Heights 1.75" and 2.75".

TWO HAROLD GIBBS MINIATURE SHOREBIRDS Barrington, Rhode Island, 1866-1970 A yellowlegs and a killdeer, both mounted on driftwood bases. Yellowlegs dated 1946.

Lot: 8839 - RARE AND EARLY WOODEN FIRE ALARM RATTLE Late 18th/Early 19th Century Length 10.5".

RARE AND EARLY WOODEN FIRE ALARM RATTLE Late 18th/Early 19th Century Double reed. One side stamped "When Darkness falls eer watchful be, when fire forth springs unsparing me". Other side stamped "St. Mary Le Bow 5th Ward".

Lot: 8840 - TWO BRASS FIRE TRUMPETS 19th Century

TWO BRASS FIRE TRUMPETS 19th Century 1) Circa 1840 tulip-style with flat bands and red-painted interior. Engraved "William H. Townsend". Length 22". 2) Working style with red cord. Length 14.5".

Lot: 8841 - SILVER PLATED PRESENTATION FIRE TRUMPET Late 19th Century Length 19".

SILVER PLATED PRESENTATION FIRE TRUMPET Late 19th Century Engraved "Presented By The Palestine Fire Department as 3rd Prize Contest July 4th 1893 PH Co No1".

Lot: 8842 - SILVER PLATED PRESENTATION FIRE TRUMPET Late 19th Century Length 18.5".

SILVER PLATED PRESENTATION FIRE TRUMPET Late 19th Century Engraved with inscription "Presented to Chas La Pierce April 13th 83 by PE Kern" and decoration of a fire pumper, flowers and scrolls.

Lot: 8843 - W. PORTER BRASS FIRE LANTERN Patented 1869 Height 13".

W. PORTER BRASS FIRE LANTERN Patented 1869 Glass etched "Lin-ta 3".

Lot: 8844 - EXCELSIOR FIREHOUSE ALARM MADE BY GAMEWELL Circa 1870 Height 16".

EXCELSIOR FIREHOUSE ALARM MADE BY GAMEWELL Circa 1870 Oak case. Used in firefighter bunkrooms and foreman's quarters.

Lot: 8845 - CAIRNS LEATHER FIRE HELMET WITH EAGLE FINIAL New York, Circa 1870 Length 14".

CAIRNS LEATHER FIRE HELMET WITH EAGLE FINIAL New York, Circa 1870 Front shield with "Sarah Zane Fire Co 1".

Lot: 8846 - CAIRNS LEATHER FIRE HELMET WITH RARE LION FINIAL New York, Circa 1870 Length 14".

CAIRNS LEATHER FIRE HELMET WITH RARE LION FINIAL New York, Circa 1870 Painted white. Front shield with "Valley 3 Hose".

Lot: 8847 - ANDERSON AND JONES BROWN FIRE HELMET New York, Circa 1870 Length 14.75".

ANDERSON AND JONES BROWN FIRE HELMET New York, Circa 1870 With rare 84-comb crown and oilcloth brim. (Lighter weight for parades). Rare running fireman finial. Front shield with "Lafayette Engine 2 LFD".

Lot: 8848 - WILSON LEATHER FIRE HELMET WITH RARE LEATHER EAGLE FINIAL New York, Circa 1870 Length 15".

WILSON LEATHER FIRE HELMET WITH RARE LEATHER EAGLE FINIAL New York, Circa 1870 Front shield with "2nd Asst Engineer 1 RCC".

Lot: 8849 - LEATHER FIRE HELMET WITH EAGLE FINIAL Circa 1870 Length 14".

LEATHER FIRE HELMET WITH EAGLE FINIAL Circa 1870 Parade torch attached to top. Front shield with "Hope 3 SFE" (Steam Fire Engine).

Lot: 8850 - CAIRNS LEATHER FIRE HELMET WITH EAGLE FINIAL New York, Circa 1870 Length 14.5".

CAIRNS LEATHER FIRE HELMET WITH EAGLE FINIAL New York, Circa 1870 Painted black. Rare 32-comb crown. Front shield with "Franklin Steam 3".

Lot: 8851 - RARE CHILD'S-SIZE JOCKEY-STYLE LEATHER FIRE HELMET Boston area, Circa 1870

RARE CHILD'S-SIZE JOCKEY-STYLE LEATHER FIRE HELMET Boston area, Circa 1870 Painted black. Front shield with "Torchboy 2". Torchboys would run ahead of the fire carts to light the way for the firemen.

Lot: 8852 - CAIRNS LEATHER FIRE HELMET WITH EAGLE FINIAL New York, Circa 1880 Length 14.5".

CAIRNS LEATHER FIRE HELMET WITH EAGLE FINIAL New York, Circa 1880 Front shield with "Empire Carlisle".

Lot: 8853 - CAIRNS LEATHER FIRE HELMET WITH EAGLE FINIAL New York, Circa 1880 Length 13.5".

CAIRNS LEATHER FIRE HELMET WITH EAGLE FINIAL New York, Circa 1880 Front shield with "Good Will Fire Co 1". Back of helmet with "1907" in white paint.

Lot: 8854 - JOHN OLSON BLACK LEATHER HELMET WITH EAGLE FINIAL New York, Circa 1890 Length 14.75".

JOHN OLSON BLACK LEATHER HELMET WITH EAGLE FINIAL New York, Circa 1890 Front shield with "Chemical NFD 1 JD".

Lot: 8855 - CAIRNS LEATHER FIRE HELMET WITH EAGLE FINIAL New York, Circa 1910 Length 14".

CAIRNS LEATHER FIRE HELMET WITH EAGLE FINIAL New York, Circa 1910 Constructed from heavy gauge leather. Painted red. Front shield with "Ladder 1 SFD".

Lot: 8856 - CAIRNS ALUMINUM FIRE HELMET WITH EAGLE FINIAL New York, Circa 1910 Length 14.5".

CAIRNS ALUMINUM FIRE HELMET WITH EAGLE FINIAL New York, Circa 1910 Painted black. Front shield with "Lieutenant H&L 1 WHFD".

Lot: 8857 - QUEEN ANNE MAPLE PORRINGER-TOP TEA TABLE Probably Rhode Island, Mid-18th Century Height 26.75". Length 33". Width 26.5".

QUEEN ANNE MAPLE PORRINGER-TOP TEA TABLE Probably Rhode Island, Mid-18th Century Rare and unusual scalloped skirt. Tapered legs end in diminutive pad feet.

Lot: 8858 - PINE, MAPLE AND ASH WINDSOR BOW-BACK ARMCHAIR Rhode Island, Late 18th Century Back height 37". Seat height 16.5".

PINE, MAPLE AND ASH WINDSOR BOW-BACK ARMCHAIR Rhode Island, Late 18th Century Delicate knuckle arms.

Lot: 8859 - WINDSOR CAGE-BACK BENCH New England, First Quarter of the 19th Century Back height 34.5". Seat height 18.5". Length 74".

WINDSOR CAGE-BACK BENCH New England, First Quarter of the 19th Century Includes a light blue printed seat cushion.

Lot: 8860 - PAIR OF TIN MIRROR-BACK WALL SCONCES Late 18th/Early 19th Century Diameters 9.75". Depths 5.5".

PAIR OF TIN MIRROR-BACK WALL SCONCES Late 18th/Early 19th Century

Lot: 8861 - PICTORIAL NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER 19th Century 23" x 22" sight. Framed 29" x 28".

PICTORIAL NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER 19th Century Wrought by Hannah Setchell. Upper third with intricate arrangement of potted flowering plants and birds surrounded by smaller animals, flower blossoms, baskets, etc. Two scripture verses at center flanked by potted plants. Lower third with a house, trees, a variety of birds and other elements in a landscape. "Hannah Setchell Was Born December 13 Remember You Must Die" in lower margin. Flowering vine border. Housed in a bird's-eye maple frame.

Lot: 8862 - ELEVEN HAND-PAINTED PINE BOXES 19th/20th Century Heights from 8.75" to 13". Widths from 14" to 25.5".

ELEVEN HAND-PAINTED PINE BOXES 19th/20th Century All with domed hinged lids. Most with original painted decoration of flowers, fruits, animals etc.

Lot: 8863 - TWO PAINT-DECORATED DOME-TOP BOXES First Half of the 19th Century Heights 4.25" and 8.5". Widths 8.5" and 12.25".

TWO PAINT-DECORATED DOME-TOP BOXES First Half of the 19th Century Floral and animal designs.

Lot: 8864 - QUEEN ANNE MAHOGANY SLIPPER-FOOT DRESSING TABLE Newport, Rhode Island, Circa 1760 Height 30.5". Width 36.25". Depth 22".

QUEEN ANNE MAHOGANY SLIPPER-FOOT DRESSING TABLE Newport, Rhode Island, Circa 1760 Top with molded edge. Full-width drawer over three side-by-side drawers. Cabriole legs end in beautifully proportioned feet.

Lot: 8865 - AMERICAN NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER, PROBABLY RHODE ISLAND 19th Century 15" x 7" sight. Framed 19" x 11".

AMERICAN NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER, PROBABLY RHODE ISLAND 19th Century Wrought by Frances Ann Slocum. In two sections. Upper piece with geometric border surrounding alphabets and numerals above "Age 8 Frances Ann Slocum Her Sampler Made in the Ninth Year of Her" (phrase terminates). Lower piece with alphabet.

Lot: 8866 - QUEEN ANNE WALNUT LOWBOY 18th Century Height 29". Width 34.5". Depth 20".

QUEEN ANNE WALNUT LOWBOY 18th Century Overhanging top above a full-width drawer over three side-by-side drawers, the central with fan carving. Carved skirt with acorn drops. Cabriole legs end in pad feet. Three handwritten notes on back pertain to family history.

Lot: 8867 - CHIPPENDALE FIGURED MAPLE SLANT-LID DESK Rhode Island or Northeastern Connecticut, Circa 1800 Height 41.5". Width 35.75". Depth 18.75".

CHIPPENDALE FIGURED MAPLE SLANT-LID DESK Rhode Island or Northeastern Connecticut, Circa 1800 Slant lid encloses pigeonholes, drawers and a central cupboard door with unusual floriform design. Case with four graduated full-width drawers. Flat bracket base with a shaped pendant that matches the interior cupboard door. Chestnut secondary woods.

Lot: 8868 - FEDERAL TALL-CASE CLOCK BY EDWARD SPALDING Providence, Rhode Island, Late 18th Century Height 91.75". Width 17". Depth 8.5".

FEDERAL TALL-CASE CLOCK BY EDWARD SPALDING Providence, Rhode Island, Late 18th Century Beautifully figured mahogany case. Arched bonnet with two urn finials and a glazed dial door flanked by fluted full columns. Wide shell-carved pendulum door. Ogee bracket base. Brass face with brass filigree appliques and a nickel-plated plate engraved with the maker's name at the center of the arch. Roman numeral dial with calendar dial and second sweep. Tin weights.

Lot: 8869 - QUEEN ANNE WALNUT BONNET-TOP HIGHBOY Providence, Rhode Island, Mid-18th Century Height 89.5". Width 39". Depth 21.5".

QUEEN ANNE WALNUT BONNET-TOP HIGHBOY Providence, Rhode Island, Mid-18th Century Upper case with three carved urn finials, and three side-by-side drawers, the central with fan carving, over four graduated full-width drawers. Lower case with a full-width drawer over three side-by-side drawers, the central with matching fan carving. Cabriole legs end in pad feet.

Lot: 8870 - CHIPPENDALE MAHOGANY TWO-PART SECRETARY Rhode Island, Circa 1780 Height 97.5". Width 42". Depth 21.5".

CHIPPENDALE MAHOGANY TWO-PART SECRETARY Rhode Island, Circa 1780 Broken arch pediment with beautifully carved and gilded rosettes. Original gilt spread-wing eagle on sphere finial at center and spiral finials at sides. Upper case with molded paneled doors, fluted flat columns and a candle slide. Paneled doors enclose adjustable shelves. Lower case with a slant lid, four graduated full-width serpentine drawers and claw & ball feet. Block and shell interior with pigeonholes and drawers. Period brasses.

Lot: 8871 - FERAGHAN SAROUK RUG: 9'11" X 13'7" Circa 1900

FERAGHAN SAROUK RUG: 9'11" X 13'7" Circa 1900 Red field is traversed by a tan and red garrus vine that defines blue, faded pink and ivory floral clusters. Navy blue subfield with a tan garrus vine bearing blossoms. Bold red, blue, ivory and faded pink spandrels with coordinating elements. Abrashed and faded red main border with floral motifs suggesting turtles.

Lot: 8872 - AHAR HERIZ RUG: 9'0" X 11'10" Second Quarter of the 20th Century

AHAR HERIZ RUG: 9'0" X 11'10" Second Quarter of the 20th Century Red field mostly occupied by a bold medallion and pendants in midnight blue, marine blue, salmon red, khaki and ivory. Traditional stylized blossoms and serrated leaves on meandering vines. Bright ivory subfield with salmon red spandrels. Abrashed and faded gold guard borders. Midnight blue main border with alternating blossoms and serrated leaves.

Lot: 8873 - SERAPI RUG: 10'0" X 12'5" Circa 1900

SERAPI RUG: 10'0" X 12'5" Circa 1900 Subtly abrashed terracotta field with an ivory, red and blue central medallion, bold pendants, and typical blossoming and foliate vines in blue and aqua. Ivory subfield with blue and red spandrels. Narrow red guard borders. Broad navy blue main border with a turtle motif.

Lot: 8874 - HERIZ RUG: 9'3" X 11'6" First Quarter of the 20th Century

HERIZ RUG: 9'3" X 11'6" First Quarter of the 20th Century Traditional navy and marine blue gabled medallion suspends abrashed marine blue pendants on a terracotta field. Stylized vines bear blossoms and serrated leaves throughout. Navy blue subfield with salmon red spandrels. Terracotta main border with a turtle motif.

Lot: 8875 - RARE AND IMPORTANT CHERRY CANDLESTAND ATTRIBUTED TO ELIPHALET CHAPIN Hartford, Connecticut, 18th Century Height 25". Top 16.25" x 16.25".

RARE AND IMPORTANT CHERRY CANDLESTAND ATTRIBUTED TO ELIPHALET CHAPIN Hartford, Connecticut, 18th Century Square cut-corner top with molded edge. Fitted for a drawer below top. Diminutive vasifom pedestal raised on a tripod base ending delicate in claw & ball feet.

Lot: 8876 - CHIPPENDALE CHERRY TWO-PART SECRETARY IN THE MANNER OF ELIPHALET CHAPIN Hartford, Connecticut Area, Circa 1780 Height 98.5". Width 42". Depth 20".

CHIPPENDALE CHERRY TWO-PART SECRETARY IN THE MANNER OF ELIPHALET CHAPIN Hartford, Connecticut Area, Circa 1780 Broken arch pediment with openwork C-scrolls and a fluted urn finial on a fluted plinth. Upper case doors enclose a variety of shelves. Lower case with a slant lid over four graduated full-width serpentine drawers and bold ogee bracket feet. Slant lid encloses a serpentine interior with pigeonholes and drawers. Both cases with fluted quarter columns. Retains period hardware.

Lot: 8877 - CONNECTICUT NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER Dated 1808 9" x 14.5" sight. Framed 12.5" x 18".

CONNECTICUT NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER Dated 1808 Wrought by Clarrissa Sears of Middletown. Several rows of alphabets and numerals above maker's inscription "Sampler made in the Twelfth Year of her Age AD 1808". Zigzag vine flanking borders.

Lot: 8878 - AMERICAN NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER, PROBABLY CONNECTICUT Dated 1834 11.5" x 17.5" sight. Framed 13.5" x 19.5".

AMERICAN NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER, PROBABLY CONNECTICUT Dated 1834 "Temperance U. Read's Sampler Aged 10 Years 1834". Rows of alphabets and numerals over the maker's inscription and a landscape with a house, trees and birds. Flower sprig border. Worked in silk on linen.

Lot: 8878A - THREE NORTON & CO. STONEWARE JUGS 19th Century Heights 12" and 12.5".

THREE NORTON & CO. STONEWARE JUGS 19th Century All with cobalt blue bird decoration.

Lot: 8878B - THREE STONEWARE JUGS 19th Century Heights 15" and 16.5".

THREE STONEWARE JUGS 19th Century An E.E. Hall & Co. two-gallon, an N.A. White & Sons two-gallon, and an N.A. White & Sons three-gallon. All with cobalt blue songbird decoration.

Lot: 8879 - QUEEN ANNE MAPLE TEA TABLE New England, Circa 1740 Height 26.75". Length 35". Width 27.5".

QUEEN ANNE MAPLE TEA TABLE New England, Circa 1740 Two-board oval top with scrubbed finish. Slender tapered legs end in pad feet.

Lot: 8880 - MAPLE AND ASH WINDSOR FAN-BACK WRITING ARMCHAIR Connecticut, Late 18th Century Back height 44.25". Seat height 17.5". Width with arm 32.75".

MAPLE AND ASH WINDSOR FAN-BACK WRITING ARMCHAIR Connecticut, Late 18th Century Great old, possibly original finish with excellent patina. Bold turned bulbous legs.

Lot: 8881 - QUEEN ANNE MAPLE PORRINGER-TOP TEA TABLE New England, Mid-18th Century Height 26.75". Length 34.5". Width 26.5".

QUEEN ANNE MAPLE PORRINGER-TOP TEA TABLE New England, Mid-18th Century Straight legs end in diminutive pad feet.

Lot: 8882 - QUEEN ANNE MAPLE AND CURLY MAPLE FLAT-TOP HIGHBOY New England, Circa 1760 Height 72.5". Width 37.5". Depth 21".

QUEEN ANNE MAPLE AND CURLY MAPLE FLAT-TOP HIGHBOY New England, Circa 1760 Upper case with half drawers over four graduated full-width drawers. Lower case with a full-width drawer over three side-by-side drawers. Cabriole legs end in pad feet.

Lot: 8883 - QUEEN ANNE CHERRY FLAT-TOP HIGHBOY Connecticut, Mid-18th Century Height 76.25". Width 37". Depth 19.25".

QUEEN ANNE CHERRY FLAT-TOP HIGHBOY Connecticut, Mid-18th Century Upper case with five drawers across the top, the central with fan carving, over four graduated full-width drawers. Lower case with a full-width drawer over three side-by-side drawers, the central with matching fan carving. Cabriole legs end in pad feet.

Lot: 8884 - RARE CHIPPENDALE FIGURED CHERRY FOUR-DRAWER CHEST Connecticut, Circa 1780 Height 37.25". Width 41.25". Depth 23.25".

RARE CHIPPENDALE FIGURED CHERRY FOUR-DRAWER CHEST Connecticut, Circa 1780 Top with serpentine front, generous overhang and molded edge. Graduated full-width drawers flanked by fluted quarter columns. Bold ogee bracket feet.

Lot: 8885 - HEPPLEWHITE CHERRY ONE-DRAWER STAND WITH RARE HEART INLAY Connecticut, Circa 1800 Height 27.75". Width 21.5". Depth 21".

HEPPLEWHITE CHERRY ONE-DRAWER STAND WITH RARE HEART INLAY Connecticut, Circa 1800 Top with quarter fan and string inlay. Apron with heart inlay flanking the drawer. Tapered legs, the front legs with modified icicle inlay down the lengths and a heart below the cuff. Drawer front and legs with line inlay. Brass drawer knob possibly a later addition as there is a finger groove on the underside of the drawer.

Lot: 8886 - DIMINUTIVE CHERRY CANDLESTAND Connecticut, Late 18th Century Height 28". Diameter 13".

DIMINUTIVE CHERRY CANDLESTAND Connecticut, Late 18th Century Dish top with scrolled lower edge. Pedestal with a spiral-carved urn. Cabriole legs end in snake feet.

Lot: 8886A - RARE DOUBLE-HANDLED FIVE-GALLON STONEWARE JUG Pennsylvania, 19th Century Height 19.5".

RARE DOUBLE-HANDLED FIVE-GALLON STONEWARE JUG Pennsylvania, 19th Century Cobalt blue lettering "C.L. Williams & Co. Best Blue Stoneware New Geneva, PA".

Lot: 8887 - HEPPLEWHITE BIRCH CANDLESTAND New Hampshire, Circa 1800 Height 28". Top 16" x 12.5".

HEPPLEWHITE BIRCH CANDLESTAND New Hampshire, Circa 1800 Thin octagonal top. Elaborately carved pedestal with a ring-turned knop, a reeded column and a beehive-form urn. Elongated spider legs with reeded toes.

Lot: 8888 - TWO STONEWARE CROCKS WITH COBALT BLUE GEOMETRIC DECORATION 19th Century Heights 11" and 14".

TWO STONEWARE CROCKS WITH COBALT BLUE GEOMETRIC DECORATION 19th Century A four-gallon and a five-gallon. Both have no maker's mark.

Lot: 8889 - MAPLE AND BIRCH TILT-TOP CANDLESTAND New England, Early 19th Century Height 27.5". Top 20.25" x 14.75".

MAPLE AND BIRCH TILT-TOP CANDLESTAND New England, Early 19th Century Octagonal top with bird's-eye maple and cherry veneer. Urn pedestal. Spider legs end in spade feet.

Lot: 8890 - TIGER MAPLE AND CHERRY TILT-TOP CANDLE STAND Portsmouth, New Hampshire, Early 19th Century Height 28.5". Top 21.75" x 15.75".

TIGER MAPLE AND CHERRY TILT-TOP CANDLE STAND Portsmouth, New Hampshire, Early 19th Century Oval tiger maple top. Turned and carved pedestal with delicate relief-carved leaf tips on the urn and a spiral carving at the base. Reverse-arched legs.

Lot: 8891 - RARE QUEEN ANNE MAPLE SLANT-LID DESK ON FRAME Southern New Hampshire, Mid-18th Century Height 41.25". Width 34.5". Depth 19".

RARE QUEEN ANNE MAPLE SLANT-LID DESK ON FRAME Southern New Hampshire, Mid-18th Century Desk with a stepped interior comprised of pigeonholes and eight drawers, and a full-width drawer below the slant lid. Frame with three side-by-side drawers and a deeply carved fan, indicative of Southern New Hampshire. Diminutive cabriole legs end in pad feet.

Lot: 8892 - FINE CHIPPENDALE CHERRY AND CURLY MAPLE OXBOW CHEST Possibly New Hampshire, Circa 1775 Height 35.25". Width 41". Depth 19.25".

FINE CHIPPENDALE CHERRY AND CURLY MAPLE OXBOW CHEST Possibly New Hampshire, Circa 1775 Overhanging top with serpentine molded edge. Case with four graduated full-width drawers and ogee bracket feet.

Lot: 8893 - QUEEN ANNE MAPLE CHEST ON FRAME, POSSIBLY DUNLAP FAMILY New Hampshire, Circa 1770 Height 49.25". Width 38.5". Depth 18.5".

QUEEN ANNE MAPLE CHEST ON FRAME, POSSIBLY DUNLAP FAMILY New Hampshire, Circa 1770 Chest with five graduated full-width drawers. Frame with cabriole legs ending in pad feet.

Lot: 8894 - FOUR-GALLON STONEWARE CROCK WITH RARE DECORATION 19th Century Height 11.5".

FOUR-GALLON STONEWARE CROCK WITH RARE DECORATION 19th Century Cobalt blue design of two songbirds perched facing away from each other on a tree branch.

Lot: 8895 - TWO STONEWARE CROCKS Portland, Maine, 19th Century Heights 12" and 13".

TWO STONEWARE CROCKS Portland, Maine, 19th Century 1) Five-gallon by Burbank, Douglass & Co., Portland, Maine. Cobalt blue bird decoration. 2) Four-gallon by White & Wood, Binghamton, New York. Cobalt blue songbird and leaf decoration.

Lot: 8896 - TWO STONEWARE CROCKS 19th Century Heights 11" and 13".

TWO STONEWARE CROCKS 19th Century A Roberts two-gallon and a Ballard four-gallon, both with cobalt blue bird decoration.

Lot: 8897 - CHIPPENDALE TIGER MAPLE FLAT-TOP CHEST-ON-CHEST Possibly New Hampshire, Circa 1780 Height 75". Width 39". Depth 19".

CHIPPENDALE TIGER MAPLE FLAT-TOP CHEST-ON-CHEST Possibly New Hampshire, Circa 1780 Exceptionally figured. Upper case with a dentil molded cornice and six graduated full-width drawers. Lower case with four graduated full-width drawers and ogee bracket feet.

Lot: 8898 - MINIATURE PUTTY-PAINTED PINE CHEST Early to Mid-19th Century Height 8.25". Width 9.5". Depth 4.75".

MINIATURE PUTTY-PAINTED PINE CHEST Early to Mid-19th Century Cream and beige decoration against a green ground. Molded hinged top lifts to reveal an interior till. Full-width dovetailed drawer below compartment. Cut-out ends.

Lot: 8899 - MINIATURE GRAIN-PAINTED PINE BLANKET CHEST 19th Century Height 12.5". Width 12.5". Depth 6.5".

MINIATURE GRAIN-PAINTED PINE BLANKET CHEST 19th Century Brown and yellow decoration. One drawer below blanket compartment. Shaped bracket base.

Lot: 8900 - MINIATURE CHIPPENDALE CHERRY SLANT-LID DESK, POSSIBLY A SALESMAN'S SAMPLE Last Quarter of the 18th Century Height 23.37". Width 20.5". Depth 11".

MINIATURE CHIPPENDALE CHERRY SLANT-LID DESK, POSSIBLY A SALESMAN'S SAMPLE Last Quarter of the 18th Century Slant lid opens to reveal three interior drawers. Case with four graduated full-width drawers and bracket feet. Poplar secondary woods.

Lot: 8901 - MINIATURE HEPPLEWHITE MAHOGANY AND MAHOGANY VENEER CHEST OF DRAWERS Early 19th Century Height 13.75". Width 15.25". Depth 6.5".

MINIATURE HEPPLEWHITE MAHOGANY AND MAHOGANY VENEER CHEST OF DRAWERS Early 19th Century Half drawers over three full-width drawers. Scrolled apron. High French splayed bracket feet.

Lot: 8902 - THREE WOODEN CHILD'S CANNONS 19th Century Lengths 15", 20" and 24".

THREE WOODEN CHILD'S CANNONS 19th Century Painted red, white, blue and gold.

Lot: 8903 - MAPLE AND ASH WINDSOR BOW-BACK ARMCHAIR Pennsylvania, Late 18th Century Back height 37". Seat height 16.75".

MAPLE AND ASH WINDSOR BOW-BACK ARMCHAIR Pennsylvania, Late 18th Century Scrolled knuckles. Saddle seat.

Lot: 8904 - CHILD'S WINDSOR BOW-BACK ARMCHAIR Late 18th Century Back height 26". Seat height 10.75".

CHILD'S WINDSOR BOW-BACK ARMCHAIR Late 18th Century Maple and ash. Delicate knuckle arms. Label on underside with notation pertaining to Mr. Kershaw, High Bridge, New Jersey.

Lot: 8905 - CHILD'S CHIPPENDALE MAPLE SLANT-LID DESK Last Half of the 18th Century Height 18". Width 15.25". Depth 10".

CHILD'S CHIPPENDALE MAPLE SLANT-LID DESK Last Half of the 18th Century Under an old, possibly the original red stain. Slant lid attached with snipe hinges and encloses pigeonholes and drawers. Case with two graduated full-width drawers and flat bracket feet.

Lot: 8906 - CHILD'S QUEEN ANNE-STYLE WING CHAIR 19th Century Back height 33". Seat height 12".

CHILD'S QUEEN ANNE-STYLE WING CHAIR 19th Century Mahogany cabriole front legs with pad feet, raked rear legs and a block and turned stretcher. Gold damask upholstery.

Lot: 8907 - CHILD'S OR MINIATURE CHIPPENDALE-STYLE MAPLE BONNET-TOP CHEST-ON-CHEST Late 19th/Early 20th Century Height 48". Width 20.25". Depth 12".

CHILD'S OR MINIATURE CHIPPENDALE-STYLE MAPLE BONNET-TOP CHEST-ON-CHEST Late 19th/Early 20th Century In two parts. Upper case with three flame finials, and three side-by-side drawers, the central with patera carving, over three graduated full-width drawers. Lower case with two full-width drawers over three side-by-side drawers, the centeral with fan carving. Ogee bracket base with scrolled moldings.

Lot: 8908 - CHILD'S OR MINIATURE MAPLE AND CURLY MAPLE BONNET-TOP HIGHBOY First Half of the 20th Century Height 28.25". Width 13.5". Depth 7".

CHILD'S OR MINIATURE MAPLE AND CURLY MAPLE BONNET-TOP HIGHBOY First Half of the 20th Century In two parts. Nicely carved fans on center drawers. Upper case with fluted quarter columns.

Lot: 8909 - RARE CHILD'S PHILADELPHIA CHIPPENDALE-STYLE WALNUT CHAIR 19th Century Back height 29.25". Seat height 12.5".

RARE CHILD'S PHILADELPHIA CHIPPENDALE-STYLE WALNUT CHAIR 19th Century Wonderfully proportioned. Cupid's-bow crest rail with carved shell at center, and scrolled and finger-carved ears. Seat frame mortised and tenoned through the back. Upholstered slip seat. Cabriole front legs with claw & ball feet.

Lot: 8910 - TRANSITIONAL CHIPPENDALE WALNUT TILT-TOP TEA TABLE Pennsylvania, Circa 1780 Height 27.5". Top 27.75" x 28.25".

TRANSITIONAL CHIPPENDALE WALNUT TILT-TOP TEA TABLE Pennsylvania, Circa 1780 Probably Lancaster or Chester County. Circular top with molded edge and birdcage mount. Nicely turned pedestal. Cabriole legs end in bold snake feet.

Lot: 8911 - QUEEN ANNE WALNUT CANDLESTAND Pennsylvania, Second Half of the 18th Century Height 25.75".

QUEEN ANNE WALNUT CANDLESTAND Pennsylvania, Second Half of the 18th Century Top with scrolled edge. Simple pedestal raised on cabriole legs ending in snake feet.

Lot: 8912 - SUPERIOR PHILADELPHIA CHIPPENDALE WALNUT LOWBOY Circa 1750-1770 Height 29". Width 33.5". Depth 21.5".

SUPERIOR PHILADELPHIA CHIPPENDALE WALNUT LOWBOY Circa 1750-1770 Top with molded edge and notched corners. Full-width drawer over three side-by-side drawers, the central with fine relief-carved shell and vine. Case with fluted quarter columns. Cabriole legs with shell-carved knees and finely executed claw & ball feet.

Lot: 8913 - PAINT-DECORATED WALNUT AND MAPLE BLANKET CHEST Ohio or Western Pennsylvania, Circa 1830

PAINT-DECORATED WALNUT AND MAPLE BLANKET CHEST Ohio or Western Pennsylvania, Circa 1830 Bold sponged geometric and organic design. Turned legs. Interior with glove box.

Lot: 8914 - PAINTED PINE DOWRY CHEST Bucks County, Pennsylvania, Early 19th Century Height 19". Width 46". Depth 17".

PAINTED PINE DOWRY CHEST Bucks County, Pennsylvania, Early 19th Century Depicts tulips around a central laurel wreath containing an "MB" monogram and "1813" against a green ground. Lift top. Interior with ditty box.

Lot: 8915 - ENTERPRISE CAST IRON COFFEE GRINDER Late 19th Century Height 27".

ENTERPRISE CAST IRON COFFEE GRINDER Late 19th Century Painted red, white and blue and topped with a cast iron spread-wing eagle.

Lot: 8916 - TWO BLACK LEATHER-COVERED CAMPHORWOOD TRUNKS 19th Century Heights 10". Widths 25". Depths 12.5".

TWO BLACK LEATHER-COVERED CAMPHORWOOD TRUNKS 19th Century Both with brass tack decoration and brass plaques engraved "Sarah A. Lawerence" and "M.E. Palmer Baltimore".

Lot: 8917 - RARE PAIR OF EARLY BARBER'S POLES 19th Century Heights 36".

RARE PAIR OF EARLY BARBER'S POLES 19th Century Painted red, white and gold.

Lot: 8918 - PHILADELPHIA TOBOGGAN COMPANY CAROUSEL HORSE Hatfield, Pennsylvania, Early 20th Century Total height 72". Horse height 44". Length 55". Width 12".

PHILADELPHIA TOBOGGAN COMPANY CAROUSEL HORSE Hatfield, Pennsylvania, Early 20th Century Outside jumper. Glass eyes. Jeweled tack. Saddle with carved butterfly. On stand.

Lot: 8919 - WONDERFUL AND UNIQUE FOLK ART WHIRLIGIG Total height approx. 70".

WONDERFUL AND UNIQUE FOLK ART WHIRLIGIG Features a biplane, a shack and two figures with saws. On stand.

Lot: 8920 - RARE AND WONDERFUL PAINTED WOODEN FERRIS WHEEL MODEL America, Circa 1940

RARE AND WONDERFUL PAINTED WOODEN FERRIS WHEEL MODEL America, Circa 1940 With eight gondolas.

Lot: 8921 - TIGER MAPLE APOTHECARY CHEST 19th Century Height 31.75". Width 35". Depth 11".

TIGER MAPLE APOTHECARY CHEST 19th Century Strongly figured wood. Fitted with 24 drawers. Shaped bracket base.

Lot: 8922 - WATCHMAKER'S TRADE SIGN 19th Century Height 26".

WATCHMAKER'S TRADE SIGN 19th Century Formed as a pocket watch in tin and iron. Double-sided.

Lot: 8923 - RARE FOLK ART HARP 19th Century Height 50.5". Width 29".

RARE FOLK ART HARP 19th Century Crown and neck with carved and polychromed decoration of flowers and the bust of a Native American chief.

Lot: 8924 - ENGLISH WROUGHT IRON SWAN-FORM SIGN Early 20th Century Height 37". Width 54".

ENGLISH WROUGHT IRON SWAN-FORM SIGN Early 20th Century Marked in black letting against a green ground "This is the upper portion of the original wrought iron sign at the White Swan Stokes Croft -an old coaching house".

Lot: 8925 - CAST IRON THREE-TIER PLANT STAND 19th Century Height 38.5". Width 48". Depth 25".

CAST IRON THREE-TIER PLANT STAND 19th Century

Lot: 8926 - THIRTEEN PIECES OF HEYWOOD-WAKEFIELD WICKER FURNITURE Massachusetts, Early 20th Century Plinth heights 35.5".

THIRTEEN PIECES OF HEYWOOD-WAKEFIELD WICKER FURNITURE Massachusetts, Early 20th Century Two plinths, a tea cart, a set of four side chairs, two round tables, a porch swing, a desk with chair and a handled tray.

Lot: 8927 - WALLACE NUTTING MAPLE WINDSOR BENCH Early 20th Century Back height 30.5". Seat height 18.5". Length 88".

WALLACE NUTTING MAPLE WINDSOR BENCH Early 20th Century Beautifully carved knuckle arms. Branded and paper label on underside of seat.

Lot: 8928 - WALLACE NUTTING PHILADELPHIA CHIPPENDALE-STYLE HIGHBOY Massachusetts, Early 20th Century Height 96". Width 46". Depth 22".

WALLACE NUTTING PHILADELPHIA CHIPPENDALE-STYLE HIGHBOY Massachusetts, Early 20th Century Branded. Paper label in lower right drawer dated 1927 and numbered 992.

Lot: 8929 - D.R. DIMES MAPLE HARVEST TABLE New Hampshire, 20th Century Height 29.5". Length 72.25". Width 19" plus two 10" drop leaves.

D.R. DIMES MAPLE HARVEST TABLE New Hampshire, 20th Century Baluster turned legs joined by a stretcher and end in knob feet. Original D.R. Dimes label on underside.

Lot: 8930 - ELDRED WHEELER TIGER MAPLE TALL CHEST Massachusetts, 20th Century Height 54.5". Width 37". Depth 19".

ELDRED WHEELER TIGER MAPLE TALL CHEST Massachusetts, 20th Century Six graduated full-width drawers, the top simulating three side-by-side drawers with central fan carving. Shaped bracket base.

Lot: 8931 - ELDRED WHEELER TIGER MAPLE SLANT-LID DESK Massachusetts, 20th Century Height 41.5". Width 35". Depth 18.5".

ELDRED WHEELER TIGER MAPLE SLANT-LID DESK Massachusetts, 20th Century Fitted interior. Case with four graduated full-width drawers and an ogee bracket base. Original Eldred Wheeler label inside one drawer.

Lot: 8932 - ELDRED WHEELER TIGER MAPLE TALL CHEST Massachusetts, 20th Century Height 48.5". Width 36". Depth 18".

ELDRED WHEELER TIGER MAPLE TALL CHEST Massachusetts, 20th Century Five graduated full-width drawers. Shaped bracket base.