Summer Americana: Day Three featuring the Martin

Lot: 2001 - POTTSVILLE SOAP WORKS PAINTED PINE GENERAL STORE ADVERTISING BROOM DISPLAY

POTTSVILLE SOAP WORKS PAINTED PINE GENERAL STORE ADVERTISING BROOM DISPLAY, double-sided floor model raised on a trestle-type base, retaining original black-and-yellow surface. Pottsville Soap Works, Pottsville, Pennsylvania. Late 19th/early 20th century. 35 1/2" H, 21 1/2" W. 

Lot: 2002 - MERRICK'S PAINTED MAPLE SPOOL CUPBOARD

MERRICK'S PAINTED MAPLE SPOOL CUPBOARD, rectangular form with two full drawers over two short drawers lettered "MERRICK'S / SIX CORD / SHUTTLE / COTTON". The interior with numerous early and later 20th century sewing related contents. Late 19th/early 20th century. 10 3/4" HOA, 22 1/4" x 15" OA.

Lot: 2003 - MID-ATLANTIC "HAYESVILLE-ADELPHIA" AND "CALDWELL ROAD" STREET SIGN

MID-ATLANTIC "HAYESVILLE-ADELPHIA" AND "CALDWELL ROAD" STREET SIGN, sheet- and cast-iron, in the typical form lettered "ROAD 11 / HAYESVILLE-ADELPHIA" and "ROAD 56 / CALDWELL ROAD", retains the original finial and mounting hardware at the bottom edge. First half 20th century. 26" HOA, 36" x 24" OA.

Lot: 2004 - C. & J. JONES, WINNIPEG CANADA LITHOGRAPHED "TEDDY BEAR" ONE POUND PEANUT BUTTER TIN

C. & J. JONES, WINNIPEG CANADA LITHOGRAPHED "TEDDY BEAR" ONE POUND PEANUT BUTTER TIN, mustard yellow ground with dark blue lettering and shaded black bear, slightly tapered form, bail handle and original cover. First half 20th century. 5 1/4" H to top of handle, 3 1/2" H to top of rim, 3 1/8" D top, 3 5/8" D base.

Lot: 2005 - LITHOGRAPHED HALLOWEEN "BIG SISTER BRAND" ONE POUND PEANUT BUTTER TIN

LITHOGRAPHED HALLOWEEN "BIG SISTER BRAND" ONE POUND PEANUT BUTTER TIN, dark blue ground with graphics including a flying witch, owl on a crescent moon, and a flying peanut with two people, slightly tapered, bail handle and original cover. First half 20th century. 5 1/4" HOA to top of handle, 3 1/2" H to top of rim, 3 3/4" D top, 3 1/4" D base.

Lot: 2006 - ASSORTED LITHOGRAPHED NURSERY RHYME PEANUT BUTTER TINS, LOT OF THREE

ASSORTED LITHOGRAPHED NURSERY RHYME PEANUT BUTTER TINS, LOT OF THREE, various makers, each of approximately 12 oz. size with cover and bail handle; comprising of two having various subjects including "Jack Be Nimble", "Tom Tom the Pipers", and "Old King Cole'; and remaining example of "Uncle Wiggily at the Seashore". First half 20th century. 3 1/8" to 3 3/8 H to top of rims.

Lot: 2007 - ASSORTED LITHOGRAPHED PEANUT BUTTER TINS, LOT OF SIX

ASSORTED LITHOGRAPHED PEANUT BUTTER TINS, LOT OF SIX, various makers, each of one pound size with cover and bail handle; comprising of two "Monarch" with Teenie Weenie graphics and having additional name on the label, two "Squirrel Brand", "Buffalo Brand", and a "Jumbo Brand". First half 20th century. 3 1/2" to 4 1/8 H to top of rims.

Lot: 2008 - ASSORTED LITHOGRAPHED PEANUT BUTTER TINS, LOT OF SEVEN

ASSORTED LITHOGRAPHED PEANUT BUTTER TINS, LOT OF SEVEN, various makers, each of one pound size with each having a bail handle and six with a cover, comprising of a "Hoody's", a "Wilsons Certified Brand", a "Toyland", a "Bayle", an "Anco", a "Happy Home", and a "St. Laurent's Cream". First half 20th century. 3" to 3 7/8" H to top of rims.

Lot: 2009 - ASSORTED LITHOGRAPHED AND PAPER LABEL BLACK AMERICANA VARIOUS FOOD TINS, LOT OF SEVEN

ASSORTED LITHOGRAPHED AND PAPER LABEL BLACK AMERICANA VARIOUS FOOD TINS, LOT OF SEVEN, four lithographed examples comprising of three F. M. Hoyt & Co., Amesbury, Mass. "Pickaninny Brand" one pound peanut butter tins with a bail handle and a large example for Jumbo Salted Peanuts; and a "Luter's Pure Lard", Smithfield VA 4 lb. tin with a bail handle; and a Three paper label examples comprising of a National Grocer Co. "Red Cap" 15 oz. Louisiana molasses; a "Toast-O-Nuts one pound tin; and a Robinson Syrup Co. "Uncle Remus" 4lb 8oz syrup tin. First half 20th century. 3 1/2" to 9" H to top of rims.

Lot: 2010 - ASSORTED LITHOGRAPHED PENNSYLVANIA MANUFACTURERS FOOD TINS, LOT OF 11

ASSORTED LITHOGRAPHED PENNSYLVANIA MANUFACTURERS FOOD TINS, LOT OF 11, comprising of six one pound examples with five examples having a bail handle and five with covers, includes two "Mosemann's", "Palmetto", "Our Judge", "Sunshine", and "Yankee"; five large examples with each having a cover and two with a bail handle, including an 8 oz. "Mutter's Potato Chips", a 12 oz. "Quinlan's Butter Pretzel", a labeled and stamped for "H. K. Rhoads, Harrisburg, PA" lard example, a 12 oz. "Ritz Potato Chips", and a 10 lb. "The Ulmer Brand" lard example. First half 20th century. 3 1/4" to 8 3/4" H to top of rims.

Lot: 2011 - ASSORTED LITHOGRAPHED PEANUT BUTTER TINS, LOT OF 12

ASSORTED LITHOGRAPHED PEANUT BUTTER TINS, LOT OF 12, various makers, each with a cover and a bail handle, ten one pound tins comprising of two "Sultana", "Nutritious Palatable Teddie Brand", "Fi-na-st First National", "Pallas", "Cream", "Rival", "Sunny Boy", "Gold Flake", and "Long's Ox-Heart"; and two 7oz tins comprising of a "Pallas" and "Fresh Fancy Dayton". First half 20th century. 2 7/8" to 4 1/8" H to top of rims.

Lot: 2012 - ASSORTED LITHOGRAPHED AND UNDECORATED FOOD TINS, LOT OF 12

ASSORTED LITHOGRAPHED AND UNDECORATED FOOD TINS, LOT OF 12, comprising of 11 examples having a cover and a bail handle, including ten small "Napheys Leaf Lard", Philadelphia, PA, including two examples with gold graphics; a "John P. Squire & Co. Pure Leaf Lard", Boxton MA; and a large ten pound "Long's Ox-Heart Brand Virginia Blanched Salted Peanuts" example, fitted with original cover. First half 20th century. 2 1/2" to 9 1/2" HOA to top of rims.

Lot: 2013 - ASSORTED LITHOGRAPHED PEANUT BUTTER TINS, LOT OF 13

ASSORTED LITHOGRAPHED PEANUT BUTTER TINS, LOT OF 13, various makers and sizes, each with a bail handle, comprising of three "Armour's Veribest", two "Supreme" including one with additional lettering of "Morris", "Forster's High Grade", "Jack and Jill", "Yankee", "Fancy" by S. A. Spindler, "Rayo", "Red Seal", "Sultana". and a ten pound "Cream" example. First half 20th century. 3" to 6 5/8 H to top of rims.

Lot: 2014 - ASSORTED LITHOGRAPHED AND PAPER LABELS MANUFACTURERS FOOD TINS, LOT OF TEN

ASSORTED LITHOGRAPHED AND PAPER LABELS MANUFACTURERS FOOD TINS, LOT OF TEN, various sizes, comprising of three lard cans with each having a bail handle, includes "C. Davey", "Edw. C. Sowden", and "E. Emmons"; a "Red Hen" molasses example; an Armour and Company "Veribest" mince meat example with bail handle; a "George N. Herbert Fancy Santa Clara Valley Prunes" example; a "Plymouth Rock" salmon example; an "Elephant" salted peanuts example; a "Saurel Butter Crackers" example; and a "Sweet Burley Tobacco" example with bail handle. First half 20th century. 4" to 11" H to top of rims.

Lot: 2015 - ASSORTED LITHOGRAPHED AND PAPER LABEL FOOD AND DOMESTIC PRODUCTS AND OTHER TINS, LOT OF 14

ASSORTED LITHOGRAPHED AND PAPER LABEL FOOD AND DOMESTIC PRODUCTS AND OTHER TINS, LOT OF 14, comprising of six paper labeled baking powder containers, including "Calumet", "Royal", "Queen", "Snow King", and "Ecco"; three two-cup hand-held sifters with advertisements for "S. A. Welt Fresh Meats", "Hart Hardware Co.", and "Vernon County Milling Co."; a "Crusto" cotton seed oil; an Ansonia Clock Co. "One Day Bee" clock container; a "Watch Me Grow Tall With Coins" bank; a "Security Storage and Trust for Squirrels and Chipmunks" bank; and a "Peter Rabbit" covered container. First half 20th century. 1 3/4" to 6" HOA to top of rims.

Lot: 2016 - ASSORTED TIN, PAPER AND GLASS SPICE CONTAINERS, LOT OF 45

ASSORTED TIN, PAPER AND GLASS SPICE CONTAINERS, LOT OF 45, comprising of 26 McCormicks "Bee Brand" examples, including 20 tin examples with various covers and six paper examples with sheet-iron covers; 14 various tin examples with lithograph or paper labels, includes four Asco examples, two Clover Farm examples, a "Buster Brown" mustard, a "Dove Brand" rubbed sage, a "Three Crow" mustard, a "Stickney and Poor's" cayenne; four paper/corrugated examples including two Fisher's Pure, an E. R. Durkee & Co., and a Clover Farm example; a glass example with label for Excelsior Mustard Mills. First half and third quarter 20th century. 2 1/2" to 4 3/4" HOA.

Lot: 2017 - E. LEVERING & CO. ROASTED COFFEE, BALTIMORE, MARYLAND COUNTRY-STORE ADVERTISING CRATE AND BARREL / BIN, LOT OF TWO

E. LEVERING & CO. ROASTED COFFEE, BALTIMORE, MARYLAND COUNTRY-STORE ADVERTISING CRATE AND BARREL / BIN, LOT OF TWO, the crate of nailed construction with a hinged lid (retaining likely-later leather hinges) stenciled "E. LEVERING & CO. ROASTED COFFEE, BALTIMORE" on the front, early added feet on the base edge; the cardboard bin with a turned wood cover and wood base lettered the same as the crate. Late 19th/early 20th century. Crate 20 3/4" HOA, 23 1/4" x 16 3/4" OA.

Lot: 2018 - FREE-BLOWN AND BLOWN-MOLDED GLASS COUNTRY STORE / STORAGE / APOTHECARY JARS, ASSEMBLED SET OF SIX

FREE-BLOWN AND BLOWN-MOLDED GLASS COUNTRY STORE / STORAGE / APOTHECARY JARS, ASSEMBLED SET OF SIX, colorless, graduated sizes, each of a wide cylindrical form with four blown-molded examples having a ground rim and two free-blown examples having a fire-polished rim and a rough and a polished pontil mark, each with an appropriate sheet-iron/tin cover, unpatterned bases. Each jar having a food and three with a sheet-iron scoop. Second half 19th/first quarter 20th century. 5" to 9" HOA.

Lot: 2019 - FREE-BLOWN AND BLOWN-MOLDED GLASS COUNTRY STORE / STORAGE / APOTHECARY JARS, ASSEMBLED SET OF SIX

FREE-BLOWN AND BLOWN-MOLDED GLASS COUNTRY STORE / STORAGE / APOTHECARY JARS, ASSEMBLED SET OF SIX, colorless and pale bottle green, each of cylindrical form with five free-blown examples having a fire-polished rim and rough pontil marks, and a mold-blown example; each with an appropriate sheet-iron/tin cover including one having green painted surface, unpatterned bases. Five jars having a food substance and one with a sheet-iron scoop. Second half 19th/first quarter 20th century. 7 1/2" to 13" HOA.

Lot: 2020 - ASSORTED LITHOGRAPHED AND OTHER FOOD AND DOMESTIC CONTAINERS, LOT OF 15

ASSORTED LITHOGRAPHED AND OTHER FOOD AND DOMESTIC CONTAINERS, LOT OF 15, comprising of four lithographed tin examples, including a "Crescent J. O. Wilson & Co.", Montreal, toilet paper holder, "Cuticura" and "Grand Union" talk powders; four glass examples, including a 2 oz. Aristocrat milk, an E. C. Flaccus Co., Wheeling, WV prepared mustard, a "Pride of the Farm" catsup, and a Gordon & Dillworth pudding sauce; four corrugated examples including "Knox Sparkling No. 1 Gelatine", Oster clippers (with contents), and an egg carton; two tins with paper labels including Runkel's cocoa; and a tin Epsom salt container. First half 20th century. 1 3/4" to 7" HOA to top of rims.

Lot: 2021 - ASSORTED GLASS, TIN, AND POTTERY COUNTRY STORE / ADVERTISING CONTAINERS, LOT OF 28

ASSORTED GLASS, TIN, AND POTTERY COUNTRY STORE / ADVERTISING CONTAINERS, LOT OF 28, comprising of 14 tin examples, includes two Watkins Laxative Wafers, a Spartan aspirin, a White Cloverine salve, and a Lucky Strike; nine glass bottles with most having a paper label, includes Sloan Liniment, Quinine hair tonic, C. H. Dunlap ABC oil; two pottery examples, each incised "HULSTKAMP & ZOOM & MOLMY / ROTTERDAM", each retains an original paper label; and three colorless glass store counter jars, each having a cover, one example having a paneled pattern and a bail handle. First half 20th century. 1/2" to 8 1/2" H.

Lot: 2022 - ANTIQUE / VINTAGE GRAIN AND FEEDSACK BAGS, LOT OF 20

ANTIQUE / VINTAGE GRAIN AND FEEDSACK BAGS, LOT OF 20, many with bleached logos / text; including two "Master Mix" feedsacks from McMillen Feed Mills, a division of Central Soya Co., Inc.; two grain / feedsack bags for Ralston Purina Co. of St. Louis, MO; a Muncy-Chief hybrid seed corn bag from the Hoffman Feed & Grain Co. of Muncy, PA; and a partial bag from Gard M. Smith of Blain, PA. 20th century, or possibly earlier. Muncy-Chief bag 13 1/2" x 29 1/2".

Lot: 2023 - ASSORTED COUNTRY STORE / ADVERTISING CLOTH FOOD BAGS AND RELATED, UNCOUNTED LOT

ASSORTED COUNTRY STORE / ADVERTISING CLOTH FOOD BAGS AND RELATED, UNCOUNTED LOT, comprising of a wooden shallow container with stave construction, having original red painted surface and sheet-iron support bands; cotton bags with various stamped or sewn-on labels, includes four Pennsylvania manufacturers of two marked for "Franklin Cane Sugar" a Quaker Brand Pure Cane Granulated Sugar", and a "Susquehanna Brand Salt", other manufacturers are marked "Pioneer Pantry Goods 1879", a "Whitestone Cornmeal 1897", a "W. G. Stump No. 3", a "Dried Apples"; a grouping of likely unused cloth sections and three sections labeled "prairie cloth" (cheese cloth); three pressed circular-form articles likely containing tobacco; two seeding bags including one fitted at the bottom corner for a sheet-iron seeder and bag is labeled "Horn Trademark Seed Sower", remaining seed bag marked "Seed No. 10"; two paper containers with corn; and a paper bag for "W. B. Lehman Marsh Mills Yellow Corn Meal / Reid, MD". Fourth quarter 19th/first quarter 20th century. Sheet iron seeder 24 1/2" LOA, wooden stave container 4 1/2" H, 10 3/4" D.

Lot: 2024 - GERMAN FEATHER CHRISTMAS TREE

GERMAN FEATHER CHRISTMAS TREE, constructed from dyed goose-feathers wrapped around heavy gauge wire and inserted into a wooden dowel trunk, branches on the three lowest layers have side shoots, the whole supported by a painted turned wooden base with a gold Dresden paper trim. Trunk retains the likely-original paper wrapping. Stamped "Made in Germany" on the base. Decorated with a period piece of German silver tinsel. First quarter 20th century. 58" HOA, 28" D.

Lot: 2025 - AMERICAN FOLK ART PAINTED CHRISTMAS TREE FENCES, LOT OF NINE SECTIONS

AMERICAN FOLK ART PAINTED CHRISTMAS TREE FENCES, LOT OF NINE SECTIONS, from two fences, comprising six pieces of a fence with cut-out pickets and nailed posts; and three pieces from a fence with pointed pickets. Both retain their original painted surfaces. Fourth quarter 19th/first quarter 20th century. Longest section 59" LOA.

Lot: 2026 - ASSORTED TIN AND PAPER CHRISTMAS ADVERTISING AND ARTICLES, LOT OF 11

ASSORTED TIN AND PAPER CHRISTMAS ADVERTISING AND ARTICLES, LOT OF 11, comprising of eight lithographed tin containers, including a "Prince Albert" with applied paper label over lithograph graphics, a 1908 Hickory Street Presbyterian Church Sunday School, a J. & F. Schroth Pkg. Co. lard example, a Frank Fischer example, a bank and a covered container each with Santa Claus graphics; three paper articles including a "Santa Claus Snow Flakes Mica", a box of Christmas tree ornaments, and a "My New Year Wish" book. First half and third quarter 20th century. Tins 1 3/4" to 5 1/2" HOA to top of rims.

Lot: 2027 - AMERICAN FOLK ART CLOTH / RAG DOLLS, LOT OF FOUR

AMERICAN FOLK ART CLOTH / RAG DOLLS, LOT OF FOUR, cloth/cotton stuffed body with joints, including one example with traces of painted facial features; one example is holding a young child, each with cloth arms. Each example fitted in likely original attire comprising of dresses and wool pants. Third quarter 19th century. 6 1/4" to 12 1/2" H. Published: Jill Peterson, "Penn's Sylvania, Land of Milk and Honey, Early Antiques and Towering Tractors", A Simple Life, Winter 2011, p. 17.

Lot: 2028 - AMERICAN FOLK ART CLOTH / RAG BLACK AMERICANA DOLLS, LOT OF SIX

AMERICAN FOLK ART CLOTH / RAG BLACK AMERICANA DOLLS, LOT OF SIX, cloth/cotton and excelsior/straw stuffed bodies, five examples with hand-stitched head and having facial features including eyes, nose, and mouth; three examples with applied wool-like hair; one example retains a paper tag with handwritten message by artist C. Gray (Cindy Gray, Pennsylvania) "Gertie"; another example with tie handstitched "TREAT" and pants leg "31", retaining a jack-o-lantern on string; and another example fitted with body for bottle, fitted on a brown glass bottle. Each fitted in likely original attire comprising of a red dress with white print, a pink gingham dress and matching kerchief, a checkered dress, and two with striped prints. 20th century. 5 1/4" to 13 3/4" HOA.

Lot: 2029 - ASSORTED ANTIQUE / VINTAGE STUFFED ANIMAL TEDDY BEARS, LOT OF FOUR

ASSORTED ANTIQUE / VINTAGE STUFFED ANIMAL TEDDY BEARS, LOT OF FOUR, golden and brown mohair, each having jointed limbs and heads, various stitched features including brown/black noses and mouths, black button eyes, cloth/felt paws and soles including one with stitched paw features; comprising of a modern Teddy's of Yesteryear with a stuffed body of excelsior/straw, remaining examples with a cloth/cotton stuffed body and include a modern North American Bear Co. example and an example fitted in period attire. 20th century. 6 1/2" to 17" HOA.

Lot: 2030 - STACEY MCCLURE (ACTIVE 20TH/21ST CENTURY) FOLK ART SKATING GIRL DOLL / FIGURE

STACEY MCCLURE (ACTIVE 20TH/21ST CENTURY) FOLK ART SKATING GIRL DOLL / FIGURE, cloth and stuffing over a likely-wire armature, stitched face with painted detailing, she holds an ice cream cone and she wears white tennis shoes with skates. Signed "Stacey McClure 2022". Dated 2022. 47" HOA, 15" WOA.

Lot: 2031 - AMERICAN FOLK ART CLOTH / RAG BLACK AMERICANA DOLLS, LOT OF TWO

AMERICAN FOLK ART CLOTH / RAG BLACK AMERICANA DOLLS, LOT OF TWO, cloth/cotton stuffed bodies, each having a painted head with facial features including eyes, and nose, cloth arms and legs. Fitted in likely original attire comprising of largest example having white undergarments and a blue print dress; remaining example in a red eyelet-work dress. Fourth quarter 19th/first quarter 20th century. 22 1/4" and 27" HOA.

Lot: 2032 - ASSORTED FOLK ART CLOTH / RAG AND WOODEN DOLLS AND CLOTHING, UNCOUNTED LOT

ASSORTED FOLK ART CLOTH / RAG AND WOODEN DOLLS AND CLOTHING, UNCOUNTED LOT, comprising of three miniature cloth/rag dolls with cloth/cotton stuffed bodies, includes two Black Americana examples with each having sewn facial features; a diminutive wooden peg doll with gesso surface, having painted facial features and painted black hair, likely original attire; and five articles of clothing including a white cotton with crochet top dress, a brown plaid dress, a blue print dress, and a black plaid skirt with red trim, and a white wool shirt. Wooden doll fitted in a paper covered wooden box. Fourth quarter 19th/early 20th century; two smallest cloth dolls 20th century. Dolls 3 1/4" to 5 3/8" HOA; wooden doll 4 3/8" HOA; clothing various sizes.

Lot: 2033 - ASSORTED HORSE PULL BELL TOYS, LOT OF TWO

ASSORTED HORSE PULL BELL TOYS, LOT OF TWO, comprising of a large and a small example; each horse having wood construction with fabric covering, each pulling a metal two-wheel cart with bell mechanism, smallest example having a single support wheel under the horse, large example having double support wheels under the horse and cart with original red-painted wheels. Small bell currently in working condition. Late 19th/first quarter 20th century. 5" HOA, 9 1/2" LOA and 10 1/2" HOA, 18 1/2" LOA.

Lot: 2034 - GERMAN STEIFF REPLICA CLUB EDITION STUFFED TEDDY BEARS, LOT OF FIVE

GERMAN STEIFF REPLICA CLUB EDITION STUFFED TEDDY BEARS, LOT OF FIVE, comprising of a premier edition (1993/1994) "Sam Teddy Bear 28", EAN No. 420801, having blonde mohair; a 1993 edition "Teddy Clown 1928", EAN No. 42003, having brown tipped mohair, and a certificate marked No. 06041; a 1994 edition "Teddy Bear 1908", EAN No. 4040912, having blue mohair, and a certificate marked No. 003159; a 1995 edition "Baby-Bar 1946", EAN No. 4050727, blonde mohair, and a certificate marked No. 006243; and a 1996 edition "Dicky Braunbar 1935", EAN No. 4061210, having brown mohair, and a certificate marked No. 005553. Each example in original and unpackaged corrugated box, each having their original tag secured with an inscribed Steiff metal button to the ear. 1993 to 1996. 11" to 13" HOA.

Lot: 2035 - GERMAN STEIFF REPLICA CLUB EDITION STUFFED TEDDY BEARS, LOT OF FOUR

GERMAN STEIFF REPLICA CLUB EDITION STUFFED TEDDY BEARS, LOT OF FOUR, comprising of a 1997 edition "Picnic Bear / Picknick Bar 1934", blonde mohair, and a certificate marked No. 003631; a 1998 edition "School Starter Bear 1930 / Schulanfanger Bar", having green mohair, and a certificate marked No. 05631; a 1999 edition "Teddy Bar 1912", having black mohair, and a certificate marked No. 003164; a 1999/2000 edition "Jahrtausendwechsel Bar", (badge is dated 1999), having blonde and pink mohair, and a certificate marked No. 01875. Each example in original and unpackaged corrugated box, each having their original tag secured with an inscribed Steiff metal button to the ear. 1997 to 2000. 11" to 13" HOA.

Lot: 2036 - GERMAN STEIFF STUFFED TEDDY BEARS AND ASSORTED ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR

GERMAN STEIFF STUFFED TEDDY BEARS AND ASSORTED ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR, comprising of three bears, including a 1993 replica "Teddy Baby Maid 1930", blonde mohair, with a certificate marked No. 0028; a replica "Teddybar Modell 1902", gray mohair, with hand tag featuring Richard Steiff; and a diminutive 1997 edition "Club-Geschenk 1922', blonde mohair. Remaining articles include a boxed gift set of the Steiff Membership Club, fitted with a blue bear, catalogs for 1993, 1994, 1996, and 1997, two pewter bear and duck, and a porcelain plate. Each bear in original and unpackaged corrugated box/container, each having their original tag secured with an inscribed Steiff metal button to the ear. Fourth quarter 20th century. Bears 3 1/2" to 12" HOA.

Lot: 2037 - ASSORTED WOODEN AND CLOTH COVERED ANIMALS AND RELATED, LOT OF TEN

ASSORTED GERMAN-TYPE WOODEN AND CLOTH COVERED ANIMALS AND RELATED, LOT OF TEN, nine animals with wooden limbs, composition body and a fabric felt/fur-like covering; comprising of six sheep, two bovine, a rabbit, and a wooden bridge fitted in its original corrugated box. 20th century. 2 3/8" to 8" HOA.

Lot: 2038 - AMERICAN FOLK ART HOBBY HORSE AND PULL CART TOYS, LOT OF TWO

AMERICAN FOLK ART HOBBY HORSE AND PULL CART TOYS, LOT OF TWO, comprising a hobby horse made from a broomstick or similar handle and carved wooden horse head (possibly from a rocking horse or similar toy); and a cart with iron wheels constructed from an old wooden crate. Late 19th/first half 20th century. Hobby horse 47 1/2" LOA.

Lot: 2039 - ASSORTED TIN AND WOODEN NOISE MAKERS, LOT OF NINE

ASSORTED TIN AND WOODEN NOISE MAKERS, LOT OF NINE, comprising of five sheet-iron examples, including one embossed "For a Good Child", an example depicting Martha Washington, an example with red paint, and an example with additional wheel turning and noise maker mechanism; a bell with wooden handle and having six additional hanging bells; a lithographed Kirchof "Life of the Party" example; and two wooden examples including a ratchet mechanism example and remaining with two spring balls on wires. 20th century. 4 1/4" to 7 3/4" LOA.

Lot: 2040 - ASSORTED TIN, FABRIC AND WOODEN TOYS, UNCOUNTED LOT

ASSORTED TIN, FABRIC AND WOODEN TOYS, UNCOUNTED LOT, comprising of five fabric figural animals, including two wind-up motion examples depicting bears, two mice, and a dog; two lithographed tin wind-up toys including a spin-top and a chicken laying eggs; a lithographed tin house container; a grouping of 11 play blocks, a J. Chein & Co. No. 49 sand toy; an E. S. Fishers toy money; a paper mache-like cow; a "Polly's Dollies" child's book; and a grouping of 18 Hallmark dolls, including 13 in original boxes, and three other cloth dolls including a Knickerbocker Raggedy Ann. Bears wind-up mechanism currently working, brown bear's is intermediate in running. Late 19th/20th century. 4 1/4" to 7 3/4" LOA.

Lot: 2041 - ASSORTED SHEET-IRON / TIN AND OTHER CHILDREN'S KITCHEN DOMESTIC/ UTILITARIAN ARTICLES, UNCOUNTED LOT

ASSORTED SHEET-IRON / TIN AND OTHER CHILDREN'S KITCHEN DOMESTIC/ UTILITARIAN ARTICLES, UNCOUNTED LOT, comprising of a walled kitchen having a range with overhead hood and red ground with stencil decoration, yellow and green painted walls, one wall fitted with an exterior water pump; assorted pails, plates, bowls, cups, plates, group of flatware; two sand box shovels, a copper teakettle with bail handle and having a wooden hand grip; and a brass coffee pot with wooden handle. Ceramic and glass articles includes a partial 10-piece dinnerware set having a floral pattern; a white ironstone tureen with attached underplate and having a ladle; a pair of colorless candlesticks; a rolling pin; three various mixing bowls; three stoneware articles including a Wisconsin churn, a Beaumont Brothers crock, and a brown-glazed pitcher. Late 19th/20th century. 1/4" to 6 3/4" HOA.

Lot: 2042 - ASSORTED CAST-IRON AND ENAMELWARE CHILDREN'S AND MINIATURES DOMESTIC/ UTILITARIAN ARTICLES, LOT OF 11

ASSORTED CAST-IRON AND ENAMELWARE CHILDREN'S AND MINIATURES DOMESTIC/ UTILITARIAN ARTICLES, LOT OF 11, comprising of three flat/sad irons, including a Dover No. 812 with a cover and an Asbestos with a cover; two Wagner waffle irons; two enamelware mixers with each having a bowl including a glass and an enamelware examples; two hand beaters; and a Pony food grinder. Mixers, food grinder, and one beater currently in working condition. 20th century. 1" to 5 1/2" HOA.

Lot: 2043 - FOLK ART PARADE / TRAINING RIFLE

FOLK ART PARADE / TRAINING RIFLE, featuring what appears to be an old barrel on a solid carved stock with no trigger or components indicating that it was ever a functional firearm. Probably for parade or training usage. Second half 19th/first half 20th century. 45" LOA.

Lot: 2044 - ASSORTED "BEATLES" PAPER EPHEMERA / MEMORABILIA, UNCOUNTED LOT

ASSORTED "BEATLES" PAPER EPHEMERA / MEMORABILIA, UNCOUNTED LOT, includes three scrapbook albums of Patsy Horn, each includes numerous newspaper clippings, magazine covers, articles; grouping of loose ephemera in newspaper and magazine articles. 1960's. Various sizes.

Lot: 2045 - ASSORTED BLACK AMERICANA ADVERTISING AND RELATED ARTICLES, LOT OF SEVEN

ASSORTED BLACK AMERICANA ADVERTISING AND RELATED ARTICLES, LOT OF SEVEN, comprising of two German ceramic child's mugs with each depicting children playing under a tree; a large paper Valentine depicting a boy and a girl with a cat and a note marked "All about Necking"; a figural mammy recipe pamphlet and advertisement for Snowdrift shortening; a Manoil cast metal figure depicting a man sitting on a fence eating a watermelon, reverse impressed "Made in USA / M / 41/14"; a tin circular-form container with top having "Cotton Pickers"; and a figural paper mache type material peanut fitted with a baby.

Lot: 2046 - ANTIQUARIAN LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA MENNONITE SERMONS IMPRINT

ANTIQUARIAN LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA MENNONITE SERMONS IMPRINT, Wilhelm Wynantz / Menno Simon, Predigten Uber Hochst Wichtige Gegenstande des Christenthums, Lancaster: Johann Bar, 1830. Original full-leather binding with two clasps. 

Lot: 2047 - ANTIQUARIAN LEATHER RELIGIOUS VOLUMES, LOT OF 30

ANTIQUARIAN LEATHER RELIGIOUS VOLUMES, LOT OF 30, including (1, 2) Watts, The Psalms of David, 1794 and 1813; (3) The New Testament of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, 1803; and (4) Barlass/Newton/Wilson, Sermons on Practical Subjects..., 1818. Original full-leather bindings. 

Lot: 2048 - ANTIQUARIAN MINIATURE AND OTHER SMALL VOLUMES, LOT OF 16

ANTIQUARIAN MINIATURE AND OTHER SMALL VOLUMES, LOT OF 16, including (1) Rowe, Devout Exercises of the Heart, Philadelphia, 1792; (2) Watts, The Psalms of David, Sandbornton, NH, 1836; other religious titles; children's titles; etc. Original bindings, many full leather. 

Lot: 2049 - ANTIQUARIAN NON-FICTION AND LITERARY VOLUMES, LOT OF 11

ANTIQUARIAN NON-FICTION AND LITERARY VOLUMES, LOT OF 11, including (1) Schneck, The Burning of Chambersburg, Pennsylvania... Fourth Edition, Revised and Enlarged with a Plan of the Burnt Portion of the Town, 1865; (2) Webster, An American Dictionary of the English Language... Revised Edition; with an Appendix, 1845; (3) Boyer's French Dictionary, 1822; and (4) Mallory, Modern Entries, in English: Being a Select Collection of Pleadings in the Courts of King's Bench, Common Pleas, and Exchequer..., 1791. Original bindings, ten in full leather. 

Lot: 2050 - ANTIQUARIAN LEATHER EDUCATIONAL SCHOOL VOLUMES, LOT OF 27

ANTIQUARIAN LEATHER EDUCATIONAL SCHOOL VOLUMES, LOT OF 27, including (1) Green, Daboll's Schoolmaster's Assistant ... Arithmetic, 1825; (2) Cobb, Cobb's Juvenile Reader, No. 2, 1835; (3) Comly, English Grammar, ... West-Town Boarding School, Pennsylvania, 1825; and (4) Murray, English Grammar, 1812. Original full-leather bindings. 

Lot: 2051 - ASSORTED LEDGERS AND OTHER ARCHIVAL MATERIAL, LOT OF FOUR

ASSORTED LEDGERS AND OTHER ARCHIVAL MATERIAL, LOT OF FOUR, including a Connecticut ledger and diary, the front part being a daybook kept by Capt. Aaron Chatterton (1791-1842) of Hamden, New Haven Co., recording cooper and blacksmith work from 1831 to 1842, the last 70+ pages being an 1855 daily diary kept by an unidentified woman from Wallingford, New Haven Co., recording quilt making, house and garden chores, baking, making butter and lard, making hay, etc.; an unidentified 1869-1870 general store daybook, each page headed "Prospect" with the date, a very neatly record of daily sales; etc. 16" x 7" OA. 

Lot: 2052 - ANTIQUARIAN LEATHER AND OTHER VOLUMES AND PRINTED MATERIALS, UNCOUNTED LOT

ANTIQUARIAN LEATHER AND OTHER VOLUMES AND PRINTED MATERIALS, UNCOUNTED LOT, assorted subjects including religious, school books, etc. Most with original bindings, several covered in cloth. 12" x 10" OA.

Lot: 2053 - AMERICAN FOLK ART PAINTED PINE TAVERN TRADE SIGN

AMERICAN FOLK ART PAINTED PINE TAVERN TRADE SIGN, white pine with an applied frame/molding, depicting a large stein / mug over "TAVERN". Retains the original painted surface. 20th century. 21 1/2" x 41 1/2" OA.

Lot: 2054 - AMERICAN FOLK ART PAINTED WHALE TAVERN SIGN

AMERICAN FOLK ART PAINTED WHALE TAVERN SIGN, rectangular form, depicting a large whale lettered "NEW BOSTON / Tavern 1737". Painted on an earlier raised panel probably from a door or piece of furniture, modern frame. 19th century panel with 20th century decoration. 40 1/4" x 9 3/4" OA.

Lot: 2055 - AMERICAN SHEET-IRON SHIP / SCHOONER WEATHERVANE

AMERICAN SHEET-IRON SHIP / SCHOONER WEATHERVANE, featuring a heavy-gauge sheet-iron and welded-wire schooner on the top mounted to a cast-iron post and directional. Second quarter/mid 20th century. 29" HOA, 15" SQ.

Lot: 2056 - FOLK ART SHEET-IRON ANGEL WEATHERVANE

FOLK ART SHEET-IRON ANGEL WEATHERVANE, constructed of two pieces of sheet-iron joined together, depicting a flying angel blowing her trumpet, her wings are bent out from each of the two halves of sheet-iron making up the whole object. 20th century. 20" x 48 1/2" OA.

Lot: 2057 - AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVED AND PAINTED GOOSE WHIRLIGIG

AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVED AND PAINTED GOOSE WHIRLIGIG, cut-out pine with thin pine wings on either side, tack eyes, and an iron mounting rod at the bottom. Retains an early, probably original, painted surface. First half 20th century. 29" LOA, 28" wing.

Lot: 2058 - AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVED AND PAINTED MODEL / POND BOAT

AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVED AND PAINTED MODEL / POND BOAT, hollow hull with a flat deck and deep lower projection. Housed in the likely original period make-do stand made from reused crates. Retains an old layered painted surface. First half 20th century. 35" HOA, 37" WOA, 9" DOA.

Lot: 2059 - AMERICAN FOLK ART CAST-CONCRETE RECUMBENT LAMB FIGURE

AMERICAN FOLK ART CAST-CONCRETE RECUMBENT LAMB FIGURE, depicting a small sheep laying with its head slightly raised and its feet curled around its body atop of a rectangular plinth. 20th century. 8 1/2" HOA, 14 1/4" x 5 1/4" base.

Lot: 2060 - AMERICAN FOLK ART MINIATURE / DOLL'S HOUSE LOG CABIN AND LOG BARN, LOT OF TWO

AMERICAN FOLK ART MINIATURE / DOLL'S HOUSE LOG CABIN AND LOG BARN, LOT OF TWO, each constructed of small twigs/branches cut and notched, the house with glass windows, interior curtains, an interior mantle, and a hinged door, the barn with hinged stable doors, both with asphalt roofs. Second quarter/mid 20th century. Cabin 18 3/4" HOA, 21 1/2" x 16 3/4" OA.

Lot: 2061 - AMERICAN FOLK ART DECORATIVE MINIATURE BARN

AMERICAN FOLK ART DECORATIVE MINIATURE BARN, featuring a two-level pitched repurposed rusted tin roof over a rustic wood miniature clapboard, all mounted to a plywood base. Second half 20th century. 19 1/2" HOA, 22 1/4" WOA, 16" DOA.

Lot: 2062 - AMERICAN FOLK ART DECORATIVE MINIATURE BARN

AMERICAN FOLK ART DECORATIVE MINIATURE BARN, constructed of notched birch logs with a pitched roof of reclaimed boards, the front doors with wooden hinges; the interior with a later-added contemporary sheep. Fourth quarter 20th/first quarter 21st century. 22 1/2" HOA, 27 1/4" WOA, 17" DOA.

Lot: 2063 - AMERICAN FOLK ART PAPIER MACHE THANKSGIVING DECORATIONS, LOT OF TWO

AMERICAN FOLK ART PAPIER MACHE THANKSGIVING DECORATIONS, LOT OF TWO, comprising a tall figure of a Pilgrim man on a pine base and a very rotund turkey with a fanned tail. Turkey signed "Kriswick / [illegible] / USA". Pilgrim possibly a store display. 20th/21st century. 37" to 13 1/2" HOA.

Lot: 2064 - ASSORTED MINIATURE PORTRAITS AND SILHOUETTES, LOT OF THREE

ASSORTED MINIATURE PORTRAITS AND SILHOUETTES, LOT OF THREE, comprising a likely British watercolor portrait of a young man in a black suit and sitting in a chair, set in a rosewood-veneered frame with gold lining; an enhanced photograph of a middle-aged woman in a black dress with white eyelet collar, set in a simple wooden frame with natural finish and under glass; and a silhouette print of the side-view of a man set in a lacquered frame with brass bezel and raised glass. Not examined out of the frames and no signatures visible. 19th/20th century. 5 3/4" x 4 3/4" to 10 1/8" x 8 1/4". Published: Photograph and portrait in Jill Peterson, "Early Lodging: Patsy Martin's Upstairs Bedrooms", A Simple Life, Spring 2018, pp. 63 and 66.

Lot: 2065 - ASSORTED MARK K. MOULTON (CONNECTICUT) FOLK ART PAINTINGS, LOT OF SIX

ASSORTED MARK K. MOULTON (CONNECTICUT) FOLK ART PAINTINGS, LOT OF SIX, comprising of four nautical examples, including three examples (artist signed) of a shoreline, two examples with a lighthouse and two examples with a whale in the shore; and an example titled "WHALE BB LOG" and depicting various tail positions; another example with a bear family of five in a winter forest scene by a camp fire, (unsigned); and an image of a young child in a white dress with blue belt in a fall forest setting (artist signed). Each housed in an older frame, including three gilded examples, and three painted black examples, five examples under glass. 20th century. 4 1/4" x 5 3/4" to 16 1/4" x 19 1/4".

Lot: 2066 - AMERICAN FOLK ART HORSE PICTORIAL HOOKED RUG

AMERICAN FOLK ART HORSE PICTORIAL HOOKED RUG, rectangular form with one corner later cut off, center with a walking horse in a shaped frame, abstract border along all four sides, back later covered by fabric. Late 19th/first quarter 20th century. 36" x 18".

Lot: 2067 - AMERICAN FOLK ART AND OTHER HOOKED AND BRAIDED RUGS, LOT OF THREE

AMERICAN FOLK ART AND OTHER HOOKED AND BRAIDED RUGS, LOT OF THREE, comprising an American pictorial hooked rug featuring a basket of flowers; a "Shanghai Hooked Rug" folk art-style pictorial wool hooked rug, design no. ZS064, depicting a sheep surrounded by flowers and two birds, geometric border to all four sides, label to back; and a braised rag rug / mat. 20th century. Basket of flowers rug 37 1/4" x 18".

Lot: 2068 - FOLK ART SIGNED J. MURPHY, LANCASTER, PA GRAIN PAINTED MINIATURE CHEST

FOLK ART SIGNED J. MURPHY, LANCASTER, PA GRAIN PAINTED MINIATURE CHEST, ochre/brown-red with pale yellow grain-painted surface in a swirled pattern, rectangular form with arch-form hinged lid and box/finger joint construction, cover having a sheet-iron clasp; interior of lid and base hand-painted "Honor Your Parents for they are correct in all matters / Work Hard for it might rain on Friday"; underside of base hand-painted "J. Murphy Lancaster, Pa." 20th century. 5" HOA, 5 1/2" x 8 3/4" overall.

Lot: 2069 - SOUTHERN COUNTRY PAINTED YELLOW PINE BENCH

SOUTHERN COUNTRY PAINTED YELLOW PINE BENCH, low-back form with applied moldings to arm rests and plank seat mortised through the solid ends, which terminate in arched cut-outs at base, retaining an old blue-painted surface over earlier red. Second quarter 19th century. 29 1/2" HOA, 55 1/2" WOA, 22 1/2" DOA.

Lot: 2070 - SOUTHERN PAINTED YELLOW PINE KINDLING / WOOD BOX

SOUTHERN PAINTED YELLOW PINE KINDLING / WOOD BOX, nailed construction, retaining likely original red-painted surface. Circa 1890. 21 1/2" H, 14 1/2" W, 29 1/4" L.

Lot: 2071 - MID-ATLANTIC PAINT-DECORATED YELLOW PINE JELLY CUPBOARD

MID-ATLANTIC PAINT-DECORATED YELLOW PINE JELLY CUPBOARD, nailed construction, featuring a shaped cornice with high backside and ends which almost create a well on the top, over two hinged cabinet doors with a central rectangular panel with three boards with a beaded edge, the interior with a vertical central divider with one side open and the other having fixed shelves, the whole flanked by solid ends and raised on short rectangular legs. Retains the likely original carved turnbuckle and an early, probably original combed/paint-decorated surface with several variations of similar designs. Yellow pine secondary wood. Second half 19th century. 63" HOA, 46" WOA, 13 1/2" DOA.

Lot: 2072 - MID-ATLANTIC PAINTED YELLOW PINE DIMINUTIVE CORNER CUPBOARD

MID-ATLANTIC PAINTED YELLOW PINE DIMINUTIVE CORNER CUPBOARD, hanging or countertop form, nailed construction, featuring two hinged doors concealing a single fixed shelf, retains old turned knobs, an early carved turnbuckle and an early replaced turnbuckle which appears to be made out of the handle of a bone-handled piece of cutlery. Retains an early, possibly original, painted surface. Late 18th/early 19th century. 28 1/4" HOA, 33" WOA, 18 1/4" corner. Published: Jill Peterson, "Early Lodging: Patsy Martin's Upstairs Bedrooms", A Simple Life, Spring 2018, p. 65.

Lot: 2073 - MID-ATLANTIC PAINTED YELLOW PINE COUNTRY-STORE SHELF

MID-ATLANTIC PAINTED YELLOW PINE COUNTRY-STORE SHELF, nailed construction, the overhanging top with a nailed edge molding over two removable shelves and a deeper lower open base section. Retains an early painted surface to several areas. Probably the top to a larger piece or made to sit on a store counter; originally had sliding doors. Mid 19th century. 53 1/4" HOA, 55 1/4" WOA, 14 1/2" DOA.

Lot: 2074 - MID-ATLANTIC PAINTED WALNUT DIMINUTIVE DROP-LEAF STAND TABLE

MID-ATLANTIC PAINTED WALNUT DIMINUTIVE DROP-LEAF STAND TABLE, the rectangular single-board top supports a hinged backsplash or leaf on one side (with nothing to support the leaf once it's extended), the whole over a plain apron and raised on tall square tapered legs. Retains an early painted surface. First half/mid 19th century. 29" HOA, 30 1/2" WOA, 13 1/2" DOA (closed).

Lot: 2075 - COUNTRY PAINTED PINE LARGE WALL SHELF

COUNTRY PAINTED PINE LARGE WALL SHELF, featuring five fixed shelves each with a plate rail and nailed front edge. Retains an old beige- / buff-painted surface. 19th century. 65 3/4" HOA, 72 1/4" WOA, 4 3/4" DOA.

Lot: 2076 - MID-ATLANTIC PAINTED YELLOW PINE WASHSTAND / STAND TABLE

MID-ATLANTIC PAINTED YELLOW PINE WASHSTAND / STAND TABLE, mixed woods including yellow pine and the square top with a patched round hole at the center over a medial shelf with a small drawer with a turned knob, all supported by tall square tapered legs. Retains remnants of a layered painted surface. Second half 19th century. 30 3/4" HOA, 13 1/2" SQ top.

Lot: 2077 - MID-ATLANTIC PAINTED YELLOW PINE AND POPLAR ROPE BED

MID-ATLANTIC PAINTED YELLOW PINE AND POPLAR ROPE BED, featuring turned posts joining simple, shaped head and foot boards, the whole jointed by rails with a beaded outer edge. Retains an early green-painted surface, and a number of old and replacement bolts. 38" HOA, 54 1/2" WOA, 72" L rails. Published: Jill Peterson, "Early Lodging: Patsy Martin's Upstairs Bedrooms", A Simple Life, Spring 2018, p. 61.

Lot: 2078 - PENNSYLVANIA PAINTED PINE BUCKET BENCH CUPBOARD

PENNSYLVANIA PAINTED PINE BUCKET BENCH CUPBOARD, diminutive one-piece form with dovetailed top and applied cornice molding over two hinged fielded-panel doors concealing single fixed shelf above a lower shelf, all flanked by solid ends terminating in cut-outs at base, retaining an old orange-yellow surface. Mid 19th century. 62 1/2" HOA, 39" WOA, 13 1/2" DOA.

Lot: 2079 - PENNSYLVANIA PAINTED PINE KINDLING / WOOD BOX

PENNSYLVANIA PAINTED PINE KINDLING / WOOD BOX, pinned dovetail construction, retaining likely original red-painted surface. Late 18th/early 19th century. 19" H, 17 1/2" W, 17 1/2" D.

Lot: 2080 - PENNSYLVANIA SMOKE-DECORATED PINE BLANKET CHEST

PENNSYLVANIA SMOKE-DECORATED PINE BLANKET CHEST, dovetailed construction, featuring hinged lid with applied edge molding concealing interior with lidded walnut till, raised on applied base molding and turned feet, each ebonized, retaining original lock, escutcheon, hinges, and smoke-decorated surface. Circa 1820. 25 3/4" HOA, 46 3/4" WOA, 19 1/2" DOA.

Lot: 2081 - PENNSYLVANIA PAINTED PINE BENCH

PENNSYLVANIA PAINTED PINE BENCH, nailed form with splayed cut-out supports, scrubbed plank seat, and early blue-painted surface. Mid 19th century. 19" H, 58 1/2" L, 13 1/2" D.

Lot: 2082 - AMERICAN, PROBABLY PENNSYLVANIA, PAINTED LADDER-BACK SIDE CHAIRS, NEAR SET OF FIVE

AMERICAN, PROBABLY PENNSYLVANIA, PAINTED LADDER-BACK SIDE CHAIRS, NEAR SET OF FIVE, maple and oak/hickory, each with turned posts with slight variation in the finials, three-slat back, likely original splint seat, and straight legs connected by box stretchers. Each retains an early, probably original Spanish brown-painted surface. Mid/second half 19th century. 40 1/4" HOA, 15 1/2" H seat, 17 1/2" x 13 1/2" seat.

Lot: 2083 - PENNSYLVANIA PAINT-DECORATED MIXED-WOOD LATE WINDSOR BENCH / SETTEE

PENNSYLVANIA PAINT-DECORATED MIXED-WOOD LATE WINDSOR BENCH / SETTEE, having double tablet crest rail, turned spindles, and wide plank seat, all raised on eight turned legs, joined with box stretcher, retaining likely original paint-decorated surface featuring stenciled highlights to crest rail. Circa 1835. 34" HOA, 71" x 20 1/2" seat.

Lot: 2084 - AMERICAN, PROBABLY PENNSYLVANIA, PAINTED AND OTHER LADDER-BACK CHAIRS, LOT OF TWO

AMERICAN, PROBABLY PENNSYLVANIA, PAINTED AND OTHER LADDER-BACK CHAIRS, LOT OF TWO, maple and oak/hickory, each of similar form with turned posts having lemon-form finials at the top supporting a three-slat back over a splint seat, each supported by simple turned legs connected by box stretchers. One retains an early all-over blue-gray painted surface, the other retains the likely original dark finished surface. Second half 19th century. Taller example 39 1/2" HOA, 16" H seat, 18" x 14" seat.

Lot: 2085 - NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE SHELF / BUTTERY CUPBOARD

NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE SHELF / BUTTERY CUPBOARD, nailed construction, multi-piece form, featuring a left-side upright cupboard with a full-length hinged door concealing three fixed shelves, the right side with four shelves and an open back, the cabinet section with marks in the paint which imply that the other side once had similar shelves attached. Retains an old painted surface. Possibly together by association. 19th century. 74" HOA, approximately 80" WOA, 18" DOA. Published: Jill Peterson, "Penn's Sylvania, Land of Milk and Honey, Early Antiques and Towering Tractors", A Simple Life, Winter 2011, p. 9.

Lot: 2086 - NEW YORK OR NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE MULE CHEST

NEW YORK OR NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE MULE CHEST, nailed construction, the hinged lid with a nailed edge molding conceals an open interior over two full drawers and a lower applied base molding, the whole flanked by solid ends with cut-out feet. The underside of the lower drawer with painted script, possibly a signature by the maker, reading "J Spaulding / Care O Britt / Medina". Retains a stellar early, probably original, dry blue-gray-painted surface, the original snipe hinges, and the likely original turned hardware. Second quarter 19th century. 37 1/4" HOA, 43 1/2" WOA, 17 3/4" DOA. Published: Jill Peterson, "Early Lodging: Patsy Martin's Upstairs Bedrooms", A Simple Life, Spring 2018, p. 66.

Lot: 2087 - NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE DIMINUTIVE JELLY CUPBOARD

NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE DIMINUTIVE JELLY CUPBOARD, one-piece flat-wall form with single hinged plank door concealing two fixed shelves and cut-out base, retaining an early, possibly original, red-painted surface. Mid 19th century. 39 1/2" H, 25" x 15 1/2" top.

Lot: 2088 - NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE MULE CHEST

NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE MULE CHEST, the large form of nailed construction featuring hinged lid concealing a well over two full drawers flanked by applied moldings and solid ends terminating arched cut-outs at base, retaining an early red-painted surface. Second half 18th century. 48 1/2" HOA, 45" WOA, 19 1/2" DOA. Published: Jill Peterson, "Early Lodging: Patsy Martin's Upstairs Bedrooms", A Simple Life, Spring 2018, p. 64.

Lot: 2089 - NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE WORK TABLE

NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE WORK TABLE, the one-board top with breadboard ends over a single drawer, the whole raised on square legs with stretcher base, retaining possibly original turned wooden knob and an old black-painted surface. Late 18th/early 19th century. 28" H, 48" x 28" top.

Lot: 2090 - NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE DIMINUTIVE CUPBOARD

NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE DIMINUTIVE CUPBOARD, nailed construction, the single full-length door conceals three fixed shelves. Retains an early likely-original turnbuckle and knob, and an early painted surface. Mid 19th century. 40 3/4" HOA, 20 1/4" WOA, 11 1/2" DOA.

Lot: 2091 - NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE BUCKET BENCH

NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE BUCKET BENCH, nailed construction with three fixed shelves flanked by shaped solid ends with cut-out feet. Retains an old painted surface. Mid 19th century. 51 3/4" HOA, 42" WOA, 12 1/2" DOA.

Lot: 2092 - NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE WARDROBE

NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE WARDROBE, breaks down into multiple pieces for ease of transport, the overhanging molded cornice over a hinged door with two fielded panels which conceals an open interior with interior hooks, the whole raised on short square feet. Retains the original French hinges, likely-original red-painted surface, and an early carved turnbuckle on the exterior. Early 19th century. 75 1/2" HOA, 49 1/4" WOA, 20 1/4" DOA.

Lot: 2093 - NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE PEWTER CUPBOARD

NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE PEWTER CUPBOARD, nailed construction, featuring a nailed cornice over three fixed shelves with two having plate rails, and the upper having notches for spoons above a single hinged cabinet door concealing a single fixed shelves. Retains the original iron hinges, likely original turned knob, and remnants of an early likely-original red-washed surface. Late 18th/early 19th century. 72 1/4" HOA, 32 1/4" WOA, 20" D (at feet). 

Lot: 2094 - NEW ENGLAND PINE AND OAK BENCH

NEW ENGLAND PINE AND OAK BENCH, nailed construction, rectangular back over a rectangular plank seat with a slightly-curved front profile, the whole flanked by solid shaped ends/arms. Retains the original dry surface. Second half 19th century. 28" HOA, 14" H seat, 74 1/2" WOA, 20 1/2" DOA.

Lot: 2095 - NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE BENCH

NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE BENCH, nailed construction, featuring a rectangular back with a slightly-canted upper half and high sides all capped with a rounded edge, the rectangular plank seat with rounded corners, the whole supported by solid ends. Retains an old painted surface. Second half 19th century. 34 1/2" HOA, 67 1/4" WOA, 15" DOA.

Lot: 2096 - NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE CHIMNEY CUPBOARD

NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE CHIMNEY CUPBOARD, nailed construction, slender rectangular form, featuring a full-length hinged door with likely original oversized H-L hinges, the interior with four fixed shelves. Retains an early red-washed surface and a period carved turnbuckle. First half 19th century. 68" HOA, 24 1/4" WOA, 13 1/2" DOA.

Lot: 2097 - NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE STEPBACK / DESK CUPBOARD

NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE STEPBACK / DESK CUPBOARD, nailed construction, the rectangular overhanging top above a single hinged cabinet door concealing two fixed shelves, a slant front concealing an open interior, and a lower single cabinet door concealing an open interior, the whole raised on cut-out feet. Retains an early painted surface and early, probably original turnbuckles. Mid 19th century. 60 3/4" HOA, 38 1/2" WOA, 23 1/2" DOA.

Lot: 2098 - NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE DEMILUNE TABLE

NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE DEMILUNE TABLE, the diminutive form with two-board top and square-tapered legs, retaining possibly original red-painted surface. Circa 1800. 29" H, 19" x 29 1/2" top.

Lot: 2099 - NEW ENGLAND FEDERAL PAINTED MAPLE STAND TABLE

NEW ENGLAND FEDERAL PAINTED MAPLE STAND TABLE, the one-board inlaid top overhanging a single drawer, raised on square-tapered legs. Pine secondary wood. Retains possibly original turned wooden knob and an old blue-painted surface. First quarter 19th century. 25 1/2" H, 19" x 17" top.

Lot: 2100 - NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE AND POPLAR DIMINUTIVE COUNTERTOP / HANGING CUPBOARD

NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE AND POPLAR DIMINUTIVE COUNTERTOP / HANGING CUPBOARD, nailed construction, rectangular form with a single hinged door concealing two fixed shelves. Retains the original hinges, early carved turnbuckle, a likely-replaced brass knob, and an old blue-painted surface. First half 19th century. 29 1/2" HOA, 26 3/4" WOA, 13 1/2" DOA.

Lot: 2101 - NEW ENGLAND PINE DIMINUTIVE CORNER CUPBOARD

NEW ENGLAND PINE DIMINUTIVE CORNER CUPBOARD, nailed construction, featuring a central full-length hinged cabinet door on carved oak hinges, interior with two fixed shelves. Retains the original darkened dry surface. Pine or possibly fir secondary. Late 18th/early 19th century. 44" HOA, 30" WOA, 15 1/4" corner.

Lot: 2102 - NEW ENGLAND PINE DIMINUTIVE HANGING SHELF

NEW ENGLAND PINE DIMINUTIVE HANGING SHELF, dovetailed and nailed construction, rectangular form with a molded cornice over a fixed shelf with notches for spoons and a plate rail over a lower shelf and two short drawers. Retains one early replacement pull and an early, probably original, dry dark finished surface. First half 19th century. 20" HOA, 16 1/2" WOA, 4 3/4" DOA.

Lot: 2103 - NEW ENGLAND PAINT-DECORATED PINE SEA CAPTAIN'S CHEST

NEW ENGLAND PAINT-DECORATED PINE SEA CAPTAIN'S CHEST, dovetailed construction, the rectangular hinged lid with applied battens to either end conceals an open interior with a left-side till, the whole with slightly canted sides. Retains the original snipe hinges, original lock, and the likely original red-washed surface with simple black geometric paint-decoration on the top. Fourth quarter 18th century. 12" HOA, 34" WOA, 15" DOA.

Lot: 2104 - NEW ENGLAND VERNACULAR PAINTED PINE WARDROBE

NEW ENGLAND VERNACULAR PAINTED PINE WARDROBE, featuring a slightly-overhanging cornice over a full-length hinged door secured by a wrought-iron hasp with an old, probably original, wooden pin, the interior with a number of pegs for hanging, the whole resting on small cut-out feet. Retains remnants of an early red-washed surface. Late 18th/early 19th century. 75" HOA, 37 1/2" WOA, 22 1/2" DOA.

Lot: 2105 - NEW ENGLAND, POSSIBLY SHAKER, PAINTED HALF-TESTER ROPE BED / BEDSTEAD

NEW ENGLAND, POSSIBLY SHAKER, PAINTED HALF-TESTER ROPE BED / BEDSTEAD, featuring high turned rear posts supporting a framed half tester canopy, the headboard with a shallow arch, the foot board with short posts. Retains an early, likely original, green-painted surface. First quarter 19th century. 79" HOA, 54" WOA, 76" LOA. Published: Jill Peterson, "Early Lodging: Patsy Martin's Upstairs Bedrooms", A Simple Life, Spring 2018, p. 65.

Lot: 2106 - NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE HANGING WALL SHELF

NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE HANGING WALL SHELF, featuring three fixed shelves joined by shaped ends. Retains an early cleaned, red-painted surface. Second half 19th century. 36 1/4" HOA, 35" WOA, 7" DOA.

Lot: 2107 - NEW ENGLAND PINE DIMINUTIVE HANGING CUPBOARD

NEW ENGLAND PINE DIMINUTIVE HANGING CUPBOARD, nailed construction, simple rectangular form with a central hinged door concealing a single fixed shelf. Retains the original dry surface and the original H hinges. First half 19th century. 32 1/2" HOA, 25 1/2" WOA, 12" DOA.

Lot: 2108 - NEW ENGLAND HOMESPUN-UPHOLSTERED MAKE-DO SOFA / SETTLE

NEW ENGLAND HOMESPUN-UPHOLSTERED MAKE-DO SOFA / SETTLE, constructed of wide white pine boards with mortised and nailed construction, rectangular form with high sides and a low seat, upholstered in a homespun / linsey-woolsey style textile with stitched foliate and geometric designs with a separate seat cushion. Front and back rails retain drilled holes indicating that they were either part of an early rope bed at one time, or that this piece once had a seat supported by ropes. Wood components retain the original dry surface. Unknown originality. 19th century components with possible later alterations. 46 1/4" HOA, 67 1/2" WOA, 18 1/4" DOA. Published: Jill Peterson, "Penn's Sylvania, Land of Milk and Honey, Early Antiques and Towering Tractors", A Simple Life, Winter 2011, p. 12.

Lot: 2109 - NEW ENGLAND MAKE-DO WING-BACK NECESSARY CHAIR

NEW ENGLAND MAKE-DO WING-BACK NECESSARY CHAIR, the arched back flanked by shaped wings over rolled arms and a trapezoidal seat, the whole raised on turned legs connected by box stretchers. The seat retains a patched circular hole to the center. Retains an old muslin upholstery campaign. Second half 18th century probably with later alterations. 46" HOA, 16" H seat, 26" x 18" seat.

Lot: 2110 - NEW ENGLAND MAKE-DO WING-BACK EASY CHAIR

NEW ENGLAND MAKE-DO WING-BACK EASY CHAIR, the arched back flanked by shaped wings over rolled arms and a trapezoidal seat, the whole raised on square tapered legs connected by simple stretchers. Retains a burlap upholstery campaign with the pine back and sides covered in early newspaper. Late 18th century with later alterations. 44" HOA, 17" H seat, 21 1/2" x 19" seat.

Lot: 2111 - NEW ENGLAND PAINTED HOMESPUN-UPHOLSTERED MAKE-DO FIRESIDE ARMCHAIR

NEW ENGLAND PAINTED HOMESPUN-UPHOLSTERED MAKE-DO FIRESIDE ARMCHAIR, originally a bannister back armchair, featuring a rectangular back flanked by shaped wings over shaped arms on turned front posts and a replaced splint seat, the whole raised on turned legs connected by turned stretchers. Retains an old painted surface to several components and a homespun-style upholstery campaign. Unknown originality. Second half 18th century probably with later alterations. 46 1/4" HOA, 16 1/2" H seat, 21 1/2" x 14" seat.

Lot: 2112 - NEW ENGLAND HOMESPUN-UPHOLSTERED MAKE-DO FIRESIDE ARMCHAIR

NEW ENGLAND HOMESPUN-UPHOLSTERED MAKE-DO FIRESIDE ARMCHAIR, featuring an arched back flanked by shaped canted wings over shaped arms and a trapezoidal seat, the whole supported by square legs connected by simple stretchers at the front and rear. Upholstered in a homespun / linsey-woolsey style upholstery campaign. Unknown originality. 19th century with later alterations. 42 1/2" HOA, 15 1/2" H seat, 23" x 16" seat.

Lot: 2113 - NEW ENGLAND PAINTED MAKE-DO FIRESIDE ARMCHAIR

NEW ENGLAND PAINTED MAKE-DO FIRESIDE ARMCHAIR, having a shaped back over canted wings with a curved front profile over shaped arms and a trapezoidal splint seat, the whole raised on turned legs connected by box stretchers. Retains an old painted surface to several components. Unknown originality. 18th/19th century components with probable later alterations. 50" HOA, 14 3/4" H seat, 17" x 14 1/2" seat.

Lot: 2114 - NEW ENGLAND PINE PANELED NECESSARY CHAIR

NEW ENGLAND PINE PANELED NECESSARY CHAIR, nailed construction, the rectangular back over sloped arms and a trapezoidal seat frame having a central hole with cover, the base with a hinged door on the back for the removal of the chamber pot, the whole supported by square legs. Retains a later custom linsey-woolsey type squab or seat cushion, the original dry darkened surface. 19th century. 35 1/2" HOA, 17 1/4" H seat, 17" x 16 3/4" seat.

Lot: 2115 - NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE PANELED ARMCHAIR

NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE PANELED ARMCHAIR, nailed construction, the rectangular back with a shaped crest over two shaped arms and a slip seat covered with a linsey-woolsey style upholstery campaign, the whole resting on a box-form base with a cut-out lower edge. Retains an old Spanish brown-painted surface. Probably originally a necessary chair. First half 19th century. 41" HOA, 19 1/2" H seat, 16 1/2" x 15" seat.

Lot: 2116 - NEW ENGLAND FIGURED MAPLE MAKE-DO ARMCHAIR

NEW ENGLAND FIGURED MAPLE MAKE-DO ARMCHAIR, maple, poplar, and oak/hickory, the rectangular poplar back with canted wings over turned posts, shaped arms, and the likely-original splint seat, the base featuring turned box stretchers. Most maple aspects (posts and arms) featuring a striped figuring. Retains a dry surface. 19th century components with later alterations.49 1/4" HOA, 16 1/2" H seat, 20 1/2" x 15" seat.

Lot: 2117 - NEW ENGLAND PINE FOLDING / FOLD-OUT WALL-HANGING DEMILUNE WORK TABLE

NEW ENGLAND PINE FOLDING / FOLD-OUT WALL-HANGING DEMILUNE WORK TABLE, the single-board demilune top is supported by a single hinged leg in the front, the back edge with hinges which would attach to the wall to allow the object to be folded up when not in used. Retains the original dry surface. Mid 19th century. 29" HOA, 44 1/2" x 15" top.

Lot: 2118 - NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE BLANKET CHEST

NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE BLANKET CHEST, dovetailed six-board form with hinged lid concealing interior with open till, the top bearing early carved owner's inscription "RMORRIS", retaining likely original wrought-iron strap hinges and red-painted surface. Second half 18th century. 13 1/2" H, 37" W, 12 1/4" D.

Lot: 2119 - NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE CHILD'S SCHOOL DESK

NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE CHILD'S SCHOOL DESK, single-piece form, nailed construction, the hinged slant front over an open interior with a bench seat connected by side stretchers. Retains an early painted surface. Mid 19th century. 31" HOA, 22 3/4" WOA, 30 1/2" DOA.

Lot: 2120 - NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE HANGING WALL SHELF

NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE HANGING WALL SHELF, nailed construction, rectangular form with three fixed shelves. Retains an early, possibly original red-washed surface. Mid 19th century. 23 3/4" HOA, 17 1/2" WOA, 10 1/4" DOA. Published: Jill Peterson, "Early Lodging: Patsy Martin's Upstairs Bedrooms", A Simple Life, Spring 2018, p. 61.

Lot: 2121 - NEW ENGLAND LADDERBACK ARMCHAIR

NEW ENGLAND LADDERBACK ARMCHAIR, four-slat back, turned posts, woven-rush seat, and double-box stretcher, retaining an old finished surface. Probably centennial. 19th century. 45 1/4" HOA, 17 1/2" H seat, 20 1/2" x 17" seat. 

Lot: 2122 - NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE HANGING WALL SHELF

NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE HANGING WALL SHELF, nailed construction, rectangular form with two fixed shelves and an upper tab projection for hanging. Retains an early, probably original, red-washed surface. Mid 19th century. 22 1/4" H (to top of tab), 14 1/4" WOA, 8 3/4" DOA.

Lot: 2123 - OHIO PAINTED POPLAR PUNCHED-TIN-PANELED FOOD / PIE SAFE

OHIO PAINTED POPLAR PUNCHED-TIN-PANELED FOOD / PIE SAFE, the rectangular slightly-overhanging top over two hinged cabinet doors each set with three tins concealing three removable shelves above a single full drawer, the whole flanked by ends each set with three tin panels, and raised on square tapered legs which issue from the stile. Tins each feature a central five-pointed star motif surrounded by corner fans, strange lozenge-like devices and a ruled border. Retains the likely original hardware and an early painted surface. Third quarter 19th century. 57 1/4" HOA, 42" WOA, 16 3/4" DOA.

Lot: 2124 - AMERICAN PAINTED POPLAR DRYSINK BENCH

AMERICAN PAINTED POPLAR DRYSINK BENCH, the large form with shallow well, raised back, lower shelf, and solid ends terminating in bootjack-style cut-outs, retaining an old red-painted surface. Mid 19th century. 38" HOA, 56 1/2" W, 22" D.

Lot: 2125 - DIMINUTIVE AMERICAN PAINTED POPLAR JELLY CUPBOARD

DIMINUTIVE AMERICAN PAINTED POPLAR JELLY CUPBOARD, featuring shallow well at top over two hinged plank doors concealing single fixed shelf, all flanked by solid ends terminating in bootjack cut-out ends, retaining an early, possibly original, red-painted surface with blue / gray to interior. Mid 19th century. 39" H, 34" W, 12 1/2" D.

Lot: 2126 - AMERICAN, POSSIBLY OHIO, RED-WASHED POPLAR PUNCHED-TIN-PANELED FOOD / PIE SAFE

AMERICAN, POSSIBLY OHIO, RED-WASHED POPLAR PUNCHED-TIN-PANELED FOOD / PIE SAFE, the rectangular two-board overhanging top over two hinged cabinet doors with three surface-nailed punched-tin panels which conceal two removable shelves, the whole flanked by paneled ends each also set with three punched-tin panels and raised on square tapered legs which issue from the stile. The manufactured tins each feature a geometric design with a central circular form within a diamond shape and flanked by four other circular forms. Retains the likely original hinges, an old possibly-replaced knob, and remnants of the likely original red-washed surface. Third quarter 19th century. 46 3/4" HOA, 42 1/4" WOA, 18" DOA.

Lot: 2127 - AMERICAN PAINTED PINE OVERSIZED DRYSINK

AMERICAN PAINTED PINE OVERSIZED DRYSINK, nailed construction, one end with a rectangular work surface, the other with a shallow well over two hinged cabinet doors concealing two fixed shelves on the left and a single shelf on the right. Retains an early bright Prussian blue-painted surface. Mid/second half 19th century. 34" HOA, 65 1/2" WOA, 18 3/4" DOA.

Lot: 2128 - AMERICAN PAINTED PINE CHIMNEY CUPBOARD

AMERICAN PAINTED PINE CHIMNEY CUPBOARD, the narrow vertical form of diminutive size with single hinged plank door concealing four fixed shelves, retaining likely original turnbuckle, hinges, and blue-painted surface. First half 19th century. 64 1/2" H, 24" W, 14" D.

Lot: 2129 - AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED POPLAR JELLY CUPBOARD

AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED POPLAR JELLY CUPBOARD, one-piece vertical form with single hinged plank door concealing three fixed shelves, the whole flanked by solid ends and raised on a cut-out base, retaining possibly original blue-painted surface with traces of white overpaint to top. Mid 19th century. 61" H, 34" x 17" top.

Lot: 2130 - COUNTRY PAINTED PINE HANGING CORNER CUPBOARD

COUNTRY PAINTED PINE HANGING CORNER CUPBOARD, one-piece construction with canted returns, the vertical form featuring applied cornice and base molding and single fielded-panel door concealing single shelf, the whole retaining an early blue-painted surface. Circa 1800. 35" HOA, 25 1/2" WOA, 14" DOA.

Lot: 2131 - AMERICAN PAINTED POPLAR CHILD'S WASH STAND

AMERICAN PAINTED POPLAR CHILD'S WASH STAND, the vernacular form with oversized gallery which extends from the sides and back, single beadboard plank door concealing single fixed shelf, the whole retaining possibly original blue-painted surface. Late 19th/early 20th century. 31" HOA, 21 1/2" WOA, 15" DOA.

Lot: 2132 - AMERICAN OAK DRYSINK

AMERICAN OAK DRYSINK, classic form with open zinc-lined well over two short drawers above two fielded-panel doors concealing single fixed shelf, all flanked by solid ends and raised on a simple cut-out base. Poplar secondary wood. Retains likely original hardware and an old surface with warm color. Circa 1890. 37 1/2" HOA, 44 1/2" WOA, 20" DOA. 

Lot: 2133 - AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED PINE BENCH CUPBOARD

AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED PINE BENCH CUPBOARD, the low form of nailed construction with single hinged plank door concealing single fixed shelf, retaining possibly original gray-painted surface. Mid 19th century. 33" H, 44 1/4" W, 16 1/2" D.

Lot: 2134 - AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED PINE PANTRY SHELVES

AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED PINE PANTRY SHELVES, with two-board top and two fixed shelves mortised through the solid ends, which terminate in arched cut-outs at base, retaining an early taupe surface. First half 19th century. 46" H, 31" x 21" top.

Lot: 2135 - AMERICAN PAINTED PINE HANGING CORNER CUPBOARD

AMERICAN PAINTED PINE HANGING CORNER CUPBOARD, featuring single hinged door with three fixed shelves and single drawer below, all flanked by applied picture-frame molding, retaining possibly original red-painted surface. Late 18th/early 19th century. 37" H, 26" W, 12 1/2" D.

Lot: 2136 - AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED PINE TABLE-TOP CUPBOARD

AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED PINE TABLE-TOP CUPBOARD, unusual form with three hinged plank doors concealing single fixed shelf, the whole retaining possibly original red-painted surface. Chestnut / oak secondary woods. Mid 19th century. 25" H, 42 1/2" W, 12 1/2" D.

Lot: 2137 - AMERICAN PAINTED PINE AND POPLAR GRAIN / MEAL BIN

AMERICAN PAINTED PINE AND POPLAR GRAIN / MEAL BIN, with divided interior, single drawer at base, solid cut-out ends, and possibly original blue-gray surface. Mid 19th century. 25" HOA, 34" WOA, 18" DOA. 

Lot: 2138 - AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED POPLAR FARM TABLE

AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED POPLAR FARM TABLE, with one-board scrubbed top and square-tapered legs, retaining an early gray-painted surface. Mid 19th century. 27 1/2" H, 25" x 79" top.

Lot: 2139 - AMERICAN PAINTED POPLAR VERNACULAR CORNER CUPBOARD

AMERICAN PAINTED POPLAR VERNACULAR CORNER CUPBOARD, single-piece form, nailed construction, of simple form with canted returns and a pair of hinged cabinet doors concealing two fixed shelves in the upper section, and a pair of hinged cabinet doors concealing a single shelf in the lower. Retains the original hinges and remnants of the likely original red-washed surface. First half 19th century. 77 1/2" HOA, 49" WOA, 22" corner.

Lot: 2140 - AMERICAN PAINTED PINE BENCH

AMERICAN PAINTED PINE BENCH, nailed construction, rectangular back with a molded top edge over a rectangular plank seat, flanked by solid ends shaped arms/ends. One arm with an "LG" carving almost in the style of a brand on the inner edge. Retains an early painted surface. Second half 19th century. 28 3/4" HOA, 14 1/2" H seat, 72" WOA, 15 1/4" DOA.

Lot: 2141 - AMERICAN VERNACULAR PAINTED PINE DRYSINK

AMERICAN VERNACULAR PAINTED PINE DRYSINK, nailed construction, featuring a shallow upper well with a later-added metal sink insert over a single cabinet door concealing a central fixed shelf. Retains remnants of a painted surface. Drilled for conversion to a sink with PVC drain piping still in place. Second half 19th century. 32" HOA, 48 1/2" WOA, 19 1/2" DOA. Published: Jill Peterson, "Penn's Sylvania, Land of Milk and Honey, Early Antiques and Towering Tractors", A Simple Life, Winter 2011, p. 11.

Lot: 2142 - AMERICAN PAINTED MIXED WOOD FOLDING / FOLD-OUT WALL-HANGING WORK TABLE

AMERICAN PAINTED MIXED WOOD FOLDING / FOLD-OUT WALL-HANGING WORK TABLE, pine, oak, and poplar, the rectangular two-board top with breadboard ends is supported by a single-hinged leg, one end of the table has carved pintles which fit into shaped brackets meant to be mounted to the wall. Retains an early painted surface. Often referred to as folding tables intended for folding clothes in a kitchen or laundry context. Mid 19th century. 31 1/2" HOA, 34" x 15" OA. Published: Jill Peterson, "Penn's Sylvania, Land of Milk and Honey, Early Antiques and Towering Tractors", A Simple Life, Winter 2011, p. 7.

Lot: 2143 - AMERICAN PAINTED POPLAR DRYSINK

AMERICAN PAINTED POPLAR DRYSINK, featuring hinged cover over a single fielded-panel door concealing single fixed shelf, the whole flanked by solid ends and raised on a cut-out base, retaining an old grain-painted surface with traces of green overpaint. Second half 19th century. 34 1/2" H, 38 3/4" W, 17 1/2" D.

Lot: 2144 - AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED PINE AND OAK / HICKORY DEMILUNE TABLE

AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED PINE AND OAK / HICKORY DEMILUNE TABLE, with two-board scrubbed top, nailed apron, and square-tapered legs, retaining possibly original red-painted surface. First quarter 19th century. 28 1/2" H, 46" W, 23 1/2" D.

Lot: 2145 - AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINT-DECORATED PINE HANGING CORNER CUPBOARD

AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINT-DECORATED PINE HANGING CORNER CUPBOARD, with single hinged plank door concealing three fixed shelves, retaining likely original wooden turnbuckle and red-and-black surface. Second quarter 19th century. 45 1/2" H, 26 1/2" W, 11 1/2" D.

Lot: 2146 - AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED POPLAR AND PINE BENCH

AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED POPLAR AND PINE BENCH, simple nailed form with diagonal braces to reverse, marked "H. L." to underside, retaining an early blue-gray surface. Circa 1890. 17" H, 61 1/2" L, 13 1/2" D.

Lot: 2147 - AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED PINE AND OAK / HICKORY SAWBUCK BENCH / CHILD'S TABLE

AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED PINE AND OAK / HICKORY SAWBUCK BENCH / CHILD'S TABLE, unusual form featuring one-board scrubbed top and X-form base retaining likely original red wash. First half 19th century. 17 3/4" H, 42 1/2" x 16 1/2" top.

Lot: 2148 - AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED CHESTNUT CHILD'S CUPBOARD

AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED CHESTNUT CHILD'S CUPBOARD, the simple form with open well above a single hinged plank door concealing two fixed shelves, all flanked by solid ends and raised on a cut-out base, retaining an old painted surface. Circa 1880. 30" H, 19" W, 11" D.

Lot: 2149 - AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED PINE STEP LADDER

AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED PINE STEP LADDER, the nailed form with four fixed steps, retaining possibly original gray-painted surface. Second half 19th century. 45" HOA, 23 1/2" WOA, 28 1/2" DOA.

Lot: 2150 - AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED PINE HANGING / COUNTER-TOP OPEN CORNER SHELF

AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED PINE HANGING / COUNTER-TOP OPEN CORNER SHELF, one-piece form of nailed construction, having an arched cut-out profile to opening with conforming shelves, retaining likely original red-painted surface. Fourth quarter 19th/early 20th century. 31" H, 20" L, 19 1/2" W.

Lot: 2151 - AMERICAN PAINTED PINE HANGING / BUILT-IN CUPBOARD

AMERICAN PAINTED PINE HANGING / BUILT-IN CUPBOARD, with hinged raised-panel door concealing single fixed shelf and applied base molding, retaining likely original turnbuckle, wooden knob, and remnants of painted surface. First half 19th century. 25" HOA, 21" WOA, 13 1/2" DOA.

Lot: 2152 - AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED PINE STORAGE CHEST

AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED PINE STORAGE CHEST, unusual curved form (kerf marks to interior) of nailed construction, with hinged lid and open interior, retaining possibly original metal hasp, hinges, and red-painted surface. Fourth quarter 19th century. 16 1/2" H, 40" WOA, 20 1/2" DOA.

Lot: 2153 - AMERICAN PAINTED PINE HANGING CUPBOARD / CUPBOARD TOP

AMERICAN PAINTED PINE HANGING CUPBOARD / CUPBOARD TOP, one-piece form of nailed construction with single four-light door and two fixed interior shelves. Mid 19th century. 33 1/2" HOA, 38" WOA, 14" DOA.

Lot: 2154 - AMERICAN PAINTED PINE FOLDING TABLE

AMERICAN PAINTED PINE FOLDING TABLE, the two-board pine top with two pairs of hinged legs on the underside. Retains remnants of a painted surface mostly to the legs with the top having a partially scrubbed surface. Second half 19th century. 31 1/2" HOA, 107" x 24" top.

Lot: 2155 - COUNTRY MAKE-DO HOMESPUN-UPHOLSTERED WING-BACK EASY CHAIR

COUNTRY MAKE-DO HOMESPUN-UPHOLSTERED WING-BACK EASY CHAIR, featuring an arched back flanked by shaped wings over a trapezoidal seat, the whole raised on turned legs in the front and sweeping legs in the rear. Retains an old finished surface to the exposed wood components and a homespun-style upholstery campaign with an embroidered Indian uzani style textile covering the seat. Late 19th/early 20th century possibly with minor later alterations. 44 3/4" HOA, 16" H seat, 23" x 19 1/2" seat.

Lot: 2156 - COUNTRY MIXED-WOOD HOMESPUN-UPHOLSTERED MAKE-DO ROCKING CHAIR

COUNTRY MIXED-WOOD HOMESPUN-UPHOLSTERED MAKE-DO ROCKING CHAIR, including poplar, pine, and oak, having an arched back over short arms and a trapezoidal seat frame, raised square legs with chamfered corners which terminate in rockers. Upholstered in a layered tattered assortment of textiles including a printed chintz on the arm. Unknown originality. 18th/19th century components with probable later alterations. 44" HOA, 18" H seat, 21" x 18" seat.

Lot: 2157 - AMERICAN HOMESPUN-UPHOLSTERED MAKE-DO ROCKING NECESSARY CHAIR

AMERICAN HOMESPUN-UPHOLSTERED MAKE-DO ROCKING NECESSARY CHAIR, the arched back over shaped arms and a trapezoidal seat frame with a central hole with cover, the whole raised on square legs terminating in rockers, a platform connecting to the legs would support a chamber pot. 19th century components with probable later alterations. 43" HOA, 19" H seat, 23" x 18" seat.

Lot: 2158 - AMERICAN MAKE-DO CHILD'S SETTEE

AMERICAN MAKE-DO CHILD'S SETTEE, featuring an arched back over rolled arms, retains an old layered make-do upholstery campaign with remnants of horse-hair fill showing at the arms. Early 20th century. 27 1/2" HOA, 36" WOA, 20 1/2" DOA.

Lot: 2159 - AMERICAN PAINTED PINE DIMINUTIVE HANGING WALL SHELF

AMERICAN PAINTED PINE DIMINUTIVE HANGING WALL SHELF, nailed construction, the rectangular top board is supported by two shaped brackets which flank a medial shelf. Retains a later painted surface. Mid 19th century. 15" HOA, 27 3/4" WOA, 9 1/4" DOA.

Lot: 2160 - AMERICAN PAINTED PINE DOUGH BOX ON STAND

AMERICAN PAINTED PINE DOUGH BOX ON STAND, nailed construction, the rectangular box with canted sides and a removable cover is supported by a solid stand with a medial shelf and boot-jack ends. Retains an old painted surface. 19th century. 29 1/4" HOA, 29" x 16 1/2" OA.

Lot: 2161 - AMERICAN PAINTED PINE HANGING CORNER SHELVES, LOT OF TWO

AMERICAN PAINTED PINE HANGING CORNER SHELVES, LOT OF TWO, nailed construction, each of similar form with arched top edges and a rounded lower shelf, the larger with a piece of sheet-iron on the front edge of the shelf. Both retain an old painted surface, the smaller one with a series of numbers written vertically on the back board. Possibly make-do or made from old wood. 19th/20th century. Largest 27 3/4" HOA, 16" WOA, 12 1/2" corner. Published: White example in Jill Peterson, "Penn's Sylvania, Land of Milk and Honey, Early Antiques and Towering Tractors", A Simple Life, Winter 2011, p. 6.

Lot: 2162 - AMERICAN PAINTED PINE STAND TABLE

AMERICAN PAINTED PINE STAND TABLE, with one-board top, square-tapered legs, and likely original red-painted surface. First quarter 19th century. 25 1/2" H, 16" SQ (top).

Lot: 2163 - AMERICAN COUNTRY HANGING PIE SAFE

AMERICAN COUNTRY HANGING PIE SAFE, a screened form with tongue-and-groove beadboard top and shelves, retaining likely original hardware and varnished surface. Late 19th/early 20th century. 28" HOA, 13 3/4" WOA, 19 1/2" DOA.

Lot: 2164 - AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED PINE BENCH

AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED PINE BENCH, with lift-top plank seat concealing a storage space and shaped solid ends, all raised on a cut-out triple-foot base, the whole retaining an old ochre-painted surface. Mid 19th century. 30" HOA, 56 1/4" WOA, 19" DOA.

Lot: 2165 - AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED PINE WOOD / KINDLING BOX

AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED PINE WOOD / KINDLING BOX, the nailed form with oak / hickory corner braces and early red-painted surface. First half 19th century. 26" HOA, 24" WOA, 14" DOA.

Lot: 2166 - COUNTRY PAINTED POPLAR BOWL SHELF

COUNTRY PAINTED POPLAR BOWL SHELF, nailed construction, shaped ends with two cross members to support the bowls. Retains an old painted surface. Second half 19th century. 22 1/2" HOA, 68 3/4" WOA.

Lot: 2167 - AMERICAN PAINTED POPLAR STORAGE CHEST

AMERICAN PAINTED POPLAR STORAGE CHEST, dovetailed construction with hinged lid and thin applied pine strips to underside of base, retaining likely original brass hinges, wrought iron hasp, and red-painted surface. First half 19th century. 22 1/2" H, 31" 1/2" W, 21 1/2" D.

Lot: 2168 - AMERICAN WALNUT PEWTER CUPBOARD TOP / SHELF

AMERICAN WALNUT PEWTER CUPBOARD TOP / SHELF, nailed construction, the overhanging hooded top over three fixed shelves, one with slots for spoons, the whole flanked by solid ends. Probably cut down from a larger cupboard. Retains an early, probably original dry finished surface. Late 18th/early 19th century. 51 3/4" HOA, 42" WOA, 14" DOA.

Lot: 2169 - AMERICAN PAINTED POPLAR OPEN CUPBOARD TOP

AMERICAN PAINTED POPLAR OPEN CUPBOARD TOP, the diminutive form of nailed construction, featuring two fixed shelves, shaped ends, and old red-painted surface, old painted inscription to reverse "Office of / Adams & Brown Distributing Agency". Mid 19th century. 31" HOA, 35 1/2" WOA, 12 1/4" DOA.

Lot: 2170 - AMERICAN PINE DIMINUTIVE HANGING CORNER CUPBOARD / FOOD / PIE SAFE

AMERICAN PINE DIMINUTIVE HANGING CORNER CUPBOARD / FOOD / PIE SAFE, nailed construction, featuring a central hinged door with an applied screen panel concealing a single fixed shelf. Retains an old finished surface. Second half 19th century. 20 1/4" HOA, 28 1/2" WOA, 15" corner.

Lot: 2171 - AMERICAN PAINTED PINE LOW BUCKET BENCH

AMERICAN PAINTED PINE LOW BUCKET BENCH, nailed construction, rectangular back over two deep rectangular shelves supported by solid ends with a sloped profile. Retains remnants of an early painted surface. Mid 19th century. 26 3/4" HOA, 49 1/4" WOA, 17 3/4" DOA.

Lot: 2172 - AMERICAN COUNTRY PINE SORTING TABLE

AMERICAN COUNTRY PINE SORTING TABLE, the rustic form of nailed construction with applied gallery and dry, natural surface. Late 19th/first quarter 20th century. 30 1/2" HOA, 21 1/2" WOA, 22 1/2" DOA.

Lot: 2173 - AMERICAN PAINTED PINE DIMINUTIVE HANGING CUPBOARD

AMERICAN PAINTED PINE DIMINUTIVE HANGING CUPBOARD, nailed construction, rectangular form with a so-called picture-frame molding around the outer edge of the front, the hinged cabinet door concealing two fixed shelves. Retains an early blue-gray painted surface and the likely original cast-iron slide bolt with a porcelain knob, original hinges, and later-added hanging hardware. Second half 19th century. 22" HOA, 16" WOA, 6" DOA.

Lot: 2174 - AMERICAN COUNTRY PINE AND POPLAR PLANT STAND

AMERICAN COUNTRY PINE PLANT STAND, featuring upper and lower shelves, supported by splayed legs, retaining a dry, natural surface. Late 19th/first quarter 20th century. 36" HOA, 15 1/2" WOA, 15" DOA.

Lot: 2175 - AMERICAN COUNTRY PINE CHILD'S CHEST OF DRAWERS

AMERICAN COUNTRY PINE CHILD'S CHEST OF DRAWERS, an early example of nailed construction with one-board top, three graduated drawers, and solid ends terminating arched cut-outs at base, retaining an old surface. Fourth quarter 18th century. 27 1/2" H, 32 1/4" x 14 1/2" top.

Lot: 2176 - AMERICAN COUNTRY FEDERAL PAINTED STAND TABLE

AMERICAN COUNTRY FEDERAL PAINTED STAND TABLE, a charming, primitive form with scrubbed two-board top and slender square-tapered legs, retaining possibly original red-painted surface to base. First quarter 19th century. 26" H, 16" SQ top.

Lot: 2177 - AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED PINE WASHING MACHINE

AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED PINE WASHING MACHINE, with turned hardwood crank handle, interior paddles, hinged cover, and possible original blue-painted surface. Second half 19th century. 39 1/2" HOA, 29" LOA, 23 1/2" DOA.

Lot: 2178 - AMERICAN PAINTED PINE WORK BENCH / LOW TABLE

AMERICAN PAINTED PINE WORK BENCH / LOW TABLE, of modern coffee table scale, the single-board rectangular top with a central mortise cut into the surface probably for a tool of some kind, the whole supported by through-mortised legs. Retains an early green painted surface to the base with a dry scrubbed top. Second half 19th century. 16 1/2" HOA, 54" x 19" OA.

Lot: 2179 - AMERICAN PAINTED MIXED-WOOD CHILD'S WAGON

AMERICAN PAINTED MIXED-WOOD CHILD'S WAGON, pine, poplar, and probably oak, rectangular form with canted sides, wood and metal wheels, and a hinged handle. Retains an early, probably original, blue- and red-painted surface. Fourth quarter 19th/early 20th century. 49 1/2" HOA (to top of handle when upright), 14 1/2" H body, 38 1/4" x 14" OA.

Lot: 2180 - AMERICAN PAINTED MIXED-WOOD DIMINUTIVE HANGING CUPBOARD

AMERICAN PAINTED MIXED-WOOD DIMINUTIVE HANGING CUPBOARD, nailed construction, the high back with two arched cutouts over a single-hinged door concealing a single fixed shelf. Retaining an early, maybe original, blue-gray painted surface with "1898" written on the shelf and "ECL" on the door. A number of later-added leather holders are present on the interior and exterior. Late 19th century. 30 1/2" HOA, 17" WOA, 8 1/2" DOA.

Lot: 2181 - NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE STEPS / STEP STOOL

NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE STEPS / STEP STOOL, nailed construction with rectangular slightly overhanging treads, rectangular risers, and solid ends. Retains an old layered painted surface. Second half 19th century. 19" HOA, 19" WOA, 15 1/2" DOA. Published: Jill Peterson, "Early Lodging: Patsy Martin's Upstairs Bedrooms", A Simple Life, Spring 2018, p. 63.

Lot: 2182 - NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE AND POPLAR TABLETOP DESK

NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE AND POPLAR TABLETOP DESK, the hinged slant front with applied edge molding opens to reveal a fitted interior. Retains an early, probably original painted surface. Cut down from a miller's or schoolmaster's desk. First half 19th century. 8 3/4" HOA, 37" WOA, 19 3/4" DOA.

Lot: 2183 - AMERICAN VERNACULAR PAINTED OAK PLANT STAND

AMERICAN VERNACULAR PAINTED OAK PLANT STAND, nailed construction, the square top with a picket-form surround, the whole supported by square legs. Retains an early blue-painted surface. First half 20th century. 28" HOA, 14" SQ.

Lot: 2184 - AMERICAN PAINTED PINE DIMINUTIVE BENCH

AMERICAN PAINTED PINE DIMINUTIVE BENCH, nailed construction, the rectangular top with applied edges supported by two cut-out legs. Retains an old gray/blue painted surface. Late 19th/early 20th century. 15 3/4" HOA, 34" x 11 3/4" OA.

Lot: 2185 - FOLK ART PAINTED MIXED-WOOD CHILD'S WAGON

FOLK ART PAINTED MIXED-WOOD CHILD'S WAGON, pine, poplar, and probably oak, rectangular form with canted sides, wooden wheels with rubber edging, and a hinged handle. Retains an early, probably original gray-blue painted surface. Second half 19th/early 20th century. 29" H (to top of handle when upright), 15 3/4" H body, 23 3/4" x 19" OA.

Lot: 2186 - AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED PINE DIMINUTIVE CUPBOARD

AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED PINE DIMINUTIVE CUPBOARD, re-purposed from a clock case with four added shelves and bonnet removed. The case retaining likely original red wash. Late 18th/early 19th century (with 20th century alterations. 59" H, 14 3/4" W, 9 3/4" D (base).

Lot: 2187 - AMERICAN PAINTED PINE PANTRY / STORAGE CUPBOARD

AMERICAN PAINTED PINE PANTRY / STORAGE CUPBOARD, nailed construction, the overhanging rectangular cornice over a short drawer on the proper left side and full-length cabinet door which conceals four fixed shelves, the whole flanked by solid ends. Retains an early painted surface with later-added door hardware, and the likely original turned knob on the drawer. Pine secondary wood. First half 19th century. 69 3/4" HOA, 42 1/4" WOA, 17" DOA.

Lot: 2188 - AMERICAN PINE HANGING WALL SHELF

AMERICAN PINE HANGING WALL SHELF, nailed construction, base with crescent-form side ends and supporting four horizontal plank shelves. Retains the original dry surface. Reverse with modern hanging hooks. Mid 19th century. 31" HOA, 10 1/2" x 16 1/2".

Lot: 2189 - AMERICAN PAINTED WOODEN DOMESTIC ARTICLES, LOT OF TWO

AMERICAN PAINTED WOODEN DOMESTIC ARTICLES, LOT OF TWO, each of nail construction, comprising of a scrub board with brown painted surfaces, rectangular-form with extended handle and having a hole for hanging; and a hanging shelf having an arch-form back with a hole for hanging, retains a dark brown/finish. Mid 19th century. Scrub board 23 1/4" HOA, 5" x 10 3/4" and 15 1/4" HOA, 6" x 11 1/2".

Lot: 2190 - AMERICAN DIMINUTIVE PAINTED HANGING / WALL SHELVES, LOT OF TWO

AMERICAN DIMINUTIVE PAINTED HANGING / WALL SHELVES, LOT OF TWO, comprising a poplar example with long shaped side bracket supports and two shelves; and a pine and oak make-do pipe or spoon shelf which appears to be made from a cradle rocker. Both retain an old painted surface. 19th/first half 20th century. Poplar example 23" HOA, 20" WOA, 5 1/2" DOA.

Lot: 2191 - COUNTRY MIXED WOOD STEPS / STEP STOOL

COUNTRY MIXED WOOD STEPS / STEP STOOL, nailed construction with rectangular overhanging treads, rectangular risers, and solid ends. Retains the original dry surface. Second half 19th century. 17 1/2" HOA, 18" WOA, 16 1/2" DOA. Published: Jill Peterson, "Early Lodging: Patsy Martin's Upstairs Bedrooms", A Simple Life, Spring 2018, p. 61.

Lot: 2192 - COUNTRY PAINTED HANGING WALL SHELVES WITH DRAWERS, LOT OF TWO

COUNTRY PAINTED HANGING WALL SHELVES WITH DRAWERS, LOT OF TWO, comprising a rectangular example with rounded corners, shaped brackets, a short drawer with turned knob, and a later painted surface; and an example with a rectangular top, applied edge molding, shaped sides, a short drawer and carved hooks to the underside, and an old painted surface. Second half 19th/early 20th century. Largest 9 3/4" HOA, 18" WOA, 5 3/4" DOA.

Lot: 2193 - AMERICAN PAINTED PINE HANGING WALL SHELF

AMERICAN PAINTED PINE HANGING WALL SHELF, constructed from two tongue-and-groove boards with a beaded edge in the center with nailed rounded shelf and four early nails below. Probably made from antique paneling or similar architectural boards. Retains an early painted surface. 19th century elements. 20 3/4" x 31 1/4" OA.

Lot: 2194 - COUNTRY WALL-HANGING SHELVES, LOT OF TWO

COUNTRY WALL-HANGING SHELVES, LOT OF TWO, comprising an example with a rectangular shelf with rounded corners supported by a shaped bracket; and a currently-disassembled three-shelf example with shaped ends. 19th/early 20th century. Assembled example 9 3/4" HOA, 32" WOA, 6 1/4" DOA.

Lot: 2195 - COUNTRY PAINTED AND NATURAL DIMINUTIVE HANGING WALL SHELVES, LOT OF THREE

COUNTRY PAINTED AND NATURAL DIMINUTIVE HANGING WALL SHELVES, LOT OF THREE, each of similar form with a rectangular top supported by cut-out sides, one retaining and early painted surface, the other two with a lightly-washed/natural surface. 19th/early 20th century. Largest 7 3/4" HOA, 18 1/2" WOA, 7 1/2" DOA.

Lot: 2196 - COUNTRY GAME RACKS AND PLATE SHELF, LOT OF THREE

COUNTRY GAME RACKS AND PLATE SHELF, LOT OF THREE, comprising a painted pine game rack with a wrought-iron hooks, and early red-washed surface; a smaller oak game rack with wrought-iron hooks; and a shallow plate or platter shelf with an old natural/lightly waxed surface. Second half 19th/first half 20th century. Largest game rack 7 3/4" x 38 1/4" OA.

Lot: 2197 - PAIR OF AMERICAN PAINTED OAK SHELF BRACKETS / HOOKS

PAIR OF AMERICAN PAINTED OAK SHELF BRACKETS / HOOKS, the rectangular backing board with beveled edges having through-mortised shelf supports or hooks with flat tops and beveled lower profiles. Both retain an early, possibly original, painted surface. Second half 19th century. 24" x 3 3/4" backing board, 11" D shelf support.

Lot: 2198 - AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED PINE DRYING RACK

AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED PINE DRYING RACK, with through-mortised frame, trestle base, and early gray-painted surface. Second half 19th century. 41" HOA, 40 1/2" WOA, 12" DOA.

Lot: 2199 - AMERICAN PAINTED PINE HANGING SHELF

AMERICAN PAINTED PINE HANGING SHELF, nailed construction, rectangular form with a steeply-canted back and three fixed shelves. Retaining an early green painted surface. A later-added board at the backside of the base allows the piece to hang straight on the wall. Probably originally made as a floor shelf to sit against an angled wall. Early 19th century. 43 1/2" HOA, 24 1/2" WOA, 15" DOA.

Lot: 2200 - AMERICAN LADDER-BACK CHILD'S HIGHCHAIRS, LOT OF TWO

AMERICAN LADDER-BACK CHILD'S HIGHCHAIRS, LOT OF TWO, each of a similar form, comprising a two-slat (formerly three) taller example with a number of charming make-do repairs, having carved arms, a splint seat, splayed legs connected by box stretchers, and remnants of an early Spanish brown painted surface; and a smaller two-slat example with shaped arms over a woven innerbark seat and splayed legs connected by box stretchers. Mid/second half 19th century. Tallest 41" HOA, 22" H seat, 14" x 12 1/2" seat.

Lot: 2201 - AMERICAN COUNTRY PINE DRYING RACK

AMERICAN COUNTRY PINE DRYING RACK, through-mortised form retaining a dry, natural surface. Second half 19th century. 43 1/2" HOA, 39" WOA, 12" DOA.

Lot: 2202 - COUNTRY WOODEN PULL WAGON

COUNTRY WOODEN PULL WAGON, assembled from old parts, retaining a dry, natural surface. 20th century. 28" HOA (including handle upright), 35" LOA, 23" WOA.

Lot: 2203 - COUNTRY PAINTED PINE BUTTER CHURN CASE

COUNTRY PAINTED PINE BUTTER CHURN CASE, covered form, retaining possibly original salmon-painted surface. Second half 19th century. 31" HOA, 14 1/2" WOA, 13" DOA.

Lot: 2204 - NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE HOODED CRADLE

NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE HOODED CRADLE, nailed construction, the arched hood with a cut-out valance over canted sides supported by cut-out cheese-cutter rockers. Retains remnants of an early painted/washed surface. Early 19th century. 24 1/2" HOA, 35" LOA, 22" WOA.

Lot: 2205 - AMERICAN PAINTED PINE CHILD'S TRUNDLE BED

AMERICAN PAINTED PINE CHILD'S TRUNDLE BED, nailed construction, featuring four slightly-canted corner posts connecting four sides of the bed, each post with a wheel on the base. Retains an early red-washed surface and later reproduction straw mattress and pillow in a homespun-style fabric. Mid 19th century. 15 1/2" HOA, 42 3/4" x 24" OA. Published: Jill Peterson, "Early Lodging: Patsy Martin's Upstairs Bedrooms", A Simple Life, Spring 2018, p. 61.

Lot: 2206 - BRITISH PAINTED PINE CRICKET TABLE

BRITISH PAINTED PINE CRICKET TABLE, the round top with a batten applied to the underside is supported by three splayed legs which support a medial shelf. Retains an old painted surface. Mid 19th century. 29 1/2" HOA, 31 1/2" D.

Lot: 2207 - COUNTRY PAINTED PINE HANGING SHELVES

COUNTRY PAINTED PINE HANGING SHELVES, dovetailed frame with fixed shelves and plate rails, old applied leather strips for spoon slots to proper right end, the whole retaining an old gray-painted surface. Late 18th/early 19th century. 35" H, 37" W, 8" DOA.

Lot: 2208 - COUNTRY PAINTED HANGING CORNER SHELF

COUNTRY PAINTED HANGING CORNER SHELF, with shaped supports and molded edge profile, the support rail affixed with metal hooks, the whole retaining an old painted surface. Late 19th/early 20th century. 16 1/2" HOA, 50 1/2" LOA (longer end), 8 3/4" D (shelf). Published: Jill Peterson, "Penn's Sylvania, Land of Milk and Honey, Early Antiques and Towering Tractors", A Simple Life, Winter 2011, p. 11.

Lot: 2209 - CONTINENTAL PAINT-DECORATED DIMINUTIVE BLANKET CHEST

CONTINENTAL PAINT-DECORATED DIMINUTIVE BLANKET CHEST, dovetailed construction, the rectangular top with an applied edge molding over an open case with an interior right-side lidded till. Retains the original lock, escutcheon, and the likely original paint-decorated surface featuring two front panels with tulip sprigs. First half 19th century. 14 1/4" HOA, 33 1/4" x 15 3/4" OA top.

Lot: 2210 - COUNTRY PAINTED MIXED-WOOD OPEN CUPBOARD TOP

COUNTRY PAINTED MIXED-WOOD OPEN CUPBOARD TOP, with fixed shelves, one with cut-out spoon slots, and a single plate rail, retaining an early gray-painted surface. First half 19th century. 35" H, 35 1/2" W, 14 1/2" D.

Lot: 2211 - COUNTRY PINE COBBLER'S BENCH

COUNTRY PINE COBBLER'S BENCH, nailed construction, the primitive form with shelves to one end, retaining possibly original leather and a dry, natural surface. Late 19th/first quarter 20th century. 30 1/2" HOA, 47 1/2" LOA, 26 1/2" WOA.

Lot: 2212 - AMERICAN FOLK ART WOOD AND SHEET-IRON BIRD HOUSES, LOT OF FOUR

AMERICAN FOLK ART WOOD AND SHEET-IRON BIRD HOUSES, LOT OF FOUR, comprising a tall example with multiple entrance holes, possibly for Purple Martins; a typical house-form example with a sheet-iron roof; a round wood example with a sheet-iron roof; and a fully sheet-iron example with a later bolt perch. Each retains an old painted or natural surface. Late 19th/20th century. Tallest 19 1/2" HOA, 9 1/2" D.

Lot: 2213 - AMERICAN FOLK ART PAINTED PINE MARTIN / BIRD HOUSE

AMERICAN FOLK ART PAINTED PINE MARTIN / BIRD HOUSE, nailed-construction, in typical three-level rectangular form with a pitched roof covered in asphalt shingles, the whole on a plank base with beveled edges. Retains the original painted/white-washed exterior. Second quarter 20th century. 18 3/4" HOA, 25 1/2" x 15 1/2" OA.

Lot: 2214 - AMERICAN BIRCH-BARK COVERED BIRD HOUSE

AMERICAN BIRCH-BARK COVERED BIRD HOUSE, constructed from an old printed crate with "PHILADELPHIA, PA" visible under the edges of the birch bark, with a nailed pitched roof, the entire surface covered with rough peeling birch bark. First half 20th century. 13 1/2" HOA, 12" x 15" OA.

Lot: 2215 - SEMI-ANTIQUE ORIENTAL BLOCK-PRINTED JUTE / BURLAP SUMMER RUG / CARPET

SEMI-ANTIQUE ORIENTAL BLOCK-PRINTED JUTE / BURLAP SUMMER RUG / CARPET, center with repeated small motifs in a diamond-pattern grid, all four sides with stylized floral border. First half 20th century. 61 1/4" x 97".

Lot: 2216 - ANTIQUE PERSIAN / ORIENTAL SCATTER AND PRAYER RUGS, LOT OF FOUR

ANTIQUE PERSIAN / ORIENTAL SCATTER AND PRAYER RUGS, LOT OF FOUR, comprising a 40" x 49" Persian Heriz scatter rug, a 39 1/2" x 80" Caucasian Kazak runner / scatter rug, a 31" x 46" Baluch prayer rug, and a 31 1/2" x 55" probably Caucasian scatter rug. Late 19th/first quarter 20th century. Various sizes.

Lot: 2217 - AMERICAN WOOL WHOLE-CLOTH QUILTED BEDCOVER

AMERICAN WOOL WHOLE-CLOTH QUILTED BEDCOVER, hand-stitched, top featuring three dark blue wool joined panels, having scalloped, diamond, and straight-line quilting in a grid layout with border to all four sides, wool fiber batting, knife binding, multi-paneled yellow wool backing with embroidered "W E / C" initials in one quadrant, previously cut-down and mended in the middle. Late 18th/first half 19th century. 86 3/4" x 90 1/2".

Lot: 2218 - AMERICAN PIECED QUILTS, LOT OF THREE

AMERICAN PIECED QUILTS, LOT OF THREE, hand- and machine-stitched, each made of polychrome print, woven, and/or solid fabrics; comprising a 16 patch quilt with diagonal quilting, back-over-front binding, and two-paneled plain backing; a four patch example with border to all four sides and diagonal grid quilting, applied binding, three-paneled plaid- / checkered-pattern woven fabric backing; and a "Log Cabin - Light and Dark" example having whole block corners, straight-line quilting that much does not go through backing, applied binding, multi-pieced backing. Late 19th/20th century. 16 patch 53" x 78 1/2"; four patch 69" x 72"; "Log Cabin" 54" x 55".

Lot: 2219 - LANCASTER CO., PENNSYLVANIA SIGNED AND DATED JACQUARD COVERLET

LANCASTER CO., PENNSYLVANIA SIGNED AND DATED JACQUARD COVERLET, red and dark blue wool, and light blue cotton, two joined panels, center featuring foliate medallions alternating with crossed tulips, three sides with triple leaf border. Bottom edge signed repeatedly "W BR / OSEY" and "1846" with the owner's name, "J ZUG". William Brosey, Manheim Borough, Lancaster Co., PA. Dated 1846. 78 1/4" x 95".

Lot: 2220 - VICTORIAN / ANTIQUE LADY'S DRESSES AND GIRL'S ENSEMBLE, LOT OF THREE

VICTORIAN / ANTIQUE LADY'S DRESSES AND GIRL'S ENSEMBLE, LOT OF THREE, hand- and machine-stitched; comprising a lady's dress made of blue and white woven material, long sleeves, hook-and-eye closures and later snap clasps along the bodice; a long-sleeved lady's dress having plaid- / checkered-pattern wool fabric in brown, blue, and pink colors, button closures along the bodice; and a girl's two-piece dark blue wool ensemble consisting of a bodice and a skirt, featuring velvet trim and accents. Fourth quarter 19th/first quarter 20th century. Blue and white lady's dress 48 1/2" LOA, 32" bust, 30" waist.

Lot: 2221 - ANTIQUE / VINTAGE LADY'S DRESSES, LOT OF FIVE

ANTIQUE / VINTAGE LADY'S DRESSES, LOT OF FIVE, hand- and machine-stitched, each having long sleeves and button closures; comprising one made of a floral print fabric; and four with brown / tan plaid- / checkered-pattern woven fabrics, including one with a non-matching apron currently pinned to the dress, and one with blue grid pattern having attached modern note that reads, "'Lindsey' dress of Harriet Key Berry worn during War 1860-1864". Second half 19th/first half 20th century. Floral print dress 51 1/2" LOA, 32" bust, 25" waist.

Lot: 2222 - ANTIQUE / ANTIQUE-STYLE LADY'S AND MEN'S CLOTHING, LOT OF SIX

ANTIQUE / ANTIQUE-STYLE LADY'S AND MEN'S CLOTHING, LOT OF SIX, hand- and machine-stitched; comprising five pieces of lady's clothing consisting of a petticoat with striped fabric, a blue petticoat / apron with embroidered "MA" initials, a bodice / shirt in plaid-pattern woven fabric, and a pair of knitted stockings; and an 18th century-style man's petticoat / vest having red wool front, lead metal buttons, and white fabric interior. 19th/first half 20th century, or possibly later. Striped petticoat 37" LOA, 25" waist.

Lot: 2223 - ANTIQUE / VINTAGE LADY'S BONNETS, LOT OF SEVEN

ANTIQUE / VINTAGE LADY'S BONNETS, LOT OF SEVEN, hand- and machine-stitched, each having quilted / stitched brim; comprising five made of plaid- / checkered-pattern woven fabrics; one with a blue and white striped woven fabric; and one with a red and white polka dot print fabric. 20th century. Various sizes.

Lot: 2224 - ANTIQUE / VINTAGE KNITTED STOCKINGS, LOT OF SIX PAIRS

ANTIQUE / VINTAGE KNITTED STOCKINGS, LOT OF SIX PAIRS, each having a striped pattern, comprising five being adult-sized / youth-sized, and one child's pair. Late 19th/20th century. 20 1/2" to 27" LOA.

Lot: 2225 - ANTIQUE / VINTAGE LADY'S DRESSES, LOT OF FIVE

ANTIQUE / VINTAGE LADY'S DRESSES, LOT OF FIVE, hand- and machine-stitched; comprising three long-sleeved dresses made of blue fabric with white print, including one with interior label that reads "Favorite / PERFECT FITTING / No. Size 40"; a short- / cap-sleeved dress made of blue and white plaid- / checkered-pattern woven fabric; and a sleeveless dress with plaid- / checkered-pattern woven fabrics, featuring red and white bodice with a blue and white skirt. 20th century, or possibly earlier. "Favorite" dress 49 1/2" LOA, 40" bust, 37" waist.

Lot: 2226 - ANTIQUE / VINTAGE LADY'S AND MEN'S CLOTHING, LOT OF FIVE

ANTIQUE / VINTAGE LADY'S AND MEN'S CLOTHING, LOT OF FIVE, hand- and machine-stitched, all but one made of plaid- / checkered-pattern woven fabrics; comprising a lady's dress made with brown and white fabric, having long sleeves, embroidered details to the collar, and hook-and-eye closures to the front; two long-sleeved shirts / bodices of one with blue fabric having white print, and the other of brown and white fabric; an apron with a pocket; and a pair of men's trousers in blue and white fabric. Fourth quarter 19th/first half 20th century. Dress 53" LOA, 30" bust, 26" waist.

Lot: 2227 - ANTIQUE / VINTAGE LADY'S CLOTHING, LOT OF FIVE

ANTIQUE / VINTAGE LADY'S CLOTHING, LOT OF FIVE, machine-stitched with hand-stitched detailing, each made of blue fabric with white print, comprising a shirt / bodice, two skirts, a dress, and a coat or dress lacking closures to front. Late 19th/20th century. Dress 44" LOA, 36" bust, 30" waist.

Lot: 2228 - ANTIQUE AND VINTAGE CHILDREN'S SHOES, UNCOUNTED LOT

ANTIQUE AND VINTAGE CHILDREN'S SHOES, UNCOUNTED LOT, comprising of 20 pairs and eight singles; pairs include three larger sized boots in black and dark brown and includes two pair with button closure construction; various other leather boots and shoes in various colors including red, one pair having the soles impressed "Jumping Jacks". 19th to mid 20th century. Various sizes.

Lot: 2229 - VINTAGE / CONTEMPORARY LADY'S CLOTHING AND ACCESSORIES, LOT OF 12

VINTAGE / CONTEMPORARY LADY'S CLOTHING AND ACCESSORIES, LOT OF 12, machine-stitched; comprising two matching button-down shirts made of different floral print fabrics, one being blue, and other brown; three antique-style pieces with labels to interior made of plaid- / checkered-pattern woven fabrics, consisting of an orange and white apron, and a two-piece brown set of a dress and a bonnet; a purse with a patched look having hand-stitched details and a leather strap; a pair of stockings with original paper label that states, "MADE IN ONE OF THE ORIGINAL 13 COLONIES"; and two two-piece sets made of plaid- / checkered-pattern fabrics, each set consisting of a bonnet and an apron, all appear to be purposely damaged and patched. 20th/21st century. Blue shirt 24 1/2" LOA, 44" bust, 38" waist.

Lot: 2230 - VINTAGE / CONTEMPORARY LADY'S, MEN'S, AND BOY'S CLOTHING, LOT OF SEVEN

VINTAGE / CONTEMPORARY LADY'S, MEN'S, AND BOY'S CLOTHING, LOT OF SEVEN, comprising two lady's white under / night dresses, consisting of one with long sleeves, and the other having a lace top; a sleeveless white cotton dress with "COOL WEAR" label, size large; an apron with embroidered "EW" initials; an antique-style white shirt or shift; a Fruit of the Loom red Union Suit, size medium, in original packaging; and a Mr. Master by Philip Schneider & Co. boy's jacket and trousers set. 20th/early 21st century. Various sizes.

Lot: 2231 - ASSORTED NEEDLEWORKING / SEWING ARTICLES, LOT OF 17

ASSORTED NEEDLEWORKING / SEWING ARTICLES, LOT OF 17, comprising ten assorted figural pin cushions in mostly floral and printed fabrics, forms include pears, bananas, and strawberries; three large wooden spools containing flax/linen; a cloth basket; a Houcendobler glove hook; a make-do pin cushion in the form of a large pear and attached to a likely colorless glass goblet foot; and a wooden hat mold, underside impressed "22 / 2837". 20th century. Spools 6 3/4" H, 3 3/4" D; make-do 12 3/4" HOA, hat mold 9 3/4" HOA.

Lot: 2232 - TEXTILE FRAGMENT AND EMBROIDERED PILLOWS / PILLOW CASES, LOT OF SEVEN

TEXTILE FRAGMENT AND EMBROIDERED PILLOWS / PILLOW CASES, LOT OF SEVEN, comprising four pillows with covers made of quilted wool fragments, likely most or all from bed covers; an overshot coverlet fragment pillow lacking most of stuffing; a pillow / chair cushion with green wool covering, probably a fragment from clothing or other textile article; and an embroidered and colored pillow case titled "THE WHOLE BEAR FAMILY", featuring five anthropomorphic bears with a mother, a father, and three children. Textiles from 19th/first half 20th century, most created into pillows later. Embroidered pillow case 18 1/2" x 20 1/4".

Lot: 2233 - ANTIQUE / VINTAGE / CONTEMPORARY TEXTILES, LOT OF 21

ANTIQUE / VINTAGE / CONTEMPORARY TEXTILES, LOT OF 21, including three grain / feedsack bags, a set of four linen napkins, a fabric scrap of blue-striped ticking fabric, an overshot coverlet table / other cover by Heirloom Weavers of Red Lion, PA, and seven pieces of brown / tan plaid- / checkered-pattern woven fabric, featuring a curtain panel. 20th/21st century, or earlier. Curtain panel 45" LOA, 37 1/2" W.

Lot: 2234 - ANTIQUE-STYLE TEXTILE ARTILES AND FABRIC SCRAPS, UNCOUNTED LOT

ANTIQUE-STYLE TEXTILE ARTILES AND FABRIC SCRAPS, UNCOUNTED LOT, more than 30 pieces; including antique-style textile articles with most having intentional damage / patches, featuring pillow covers / cases and hand-towels; a straw-filled mattress or large pillow; and a group of flour sack-type fabric scraps. 20th/21st century. Various sizes.

Lot: 2235 - AMERICAN EARTHENWARE / REDWARE LARGE JARS AND OTHER, LOT OF THREE

AMERICAN EARTHENWARE / REDWARE LARGE JARS AND OTHER, LOT OF THREE, each having single lead- and manganese-glazed interior, of semi-ovoid form, and double vertical strap handles, comprising a cooler, approximately four-gallon capacity, with collared rim, incised double-interlaced lines to shoulder, and a small projecting bung hole, and two jars consisting of one approximately three-gallon capacity example and one approximately two-gallon capacity having incised "25" to underside. 19th century. 9 3/4" to 14" HOA.

Lot: 2236 - AMERICAN EARTHENWARE AND STONEWARE ARTICLES, LOT OF TWO

AMERICAN EARTHENWARE AND STONEWARE ARTICLES, LOT OF TWO, comprising an approximately half-gallon capacity salt-glazed jug of ovoid form and an approximately one-gallon capacity wide-mouth crock with single lead-glazed interior and having a make-do wooden support strap to exterior due to crack. 19th century. 8 1/2" HOA.

Lot: 2237 - AMERICAN EARTHENWARE / REDWARE BEAN POTS, LOT OF SIX

AMERICAN EARTHENWARE / REDWARE BEAN POTS, LOT OF SIX, each having single lead-glazed interior, comprising one stamped "E.E. GRAY. CO. / BOSTON MASS." to shoulder and five with applied strap handles including three with single-incised shoulder rings. One having impressed "2" to underside edge. Second half 19th/early 20th century. 4 1/2" to 6 3/8" HOA. Catalogue Note: The E. E. Gray Company was a successful importer and grocer founded Boston, MA. Established in 1885 by Elmer Ellsworth Gray (1861-1932), the company eventually grew to include several branch stores throughout the Greater Boston and Massachusetts. An article stated, "Promptitude and quick sales form the policy upon which the business is conducted and the stock is always choice and fresh." The company ended up having to declare bankruptcy in 1930.

Lot: 2238 - AMERICAN EARTHENWARE / REDWARE JARS, LOT OF TWO

AMERICAN EARTHENWARE / REDWARE JARS, LOT OF TWO, each having single lead-glazed interior, approximately three-gallon capacity, wide-mouth form, and applied arched tab handles, comprising one semi-ovoid example having a slightly flaring rounded rim and incised neck ring and one example with plain rim. 19th century. 12 1/2" H, 12 3/4" D rim.

Lot: 2239 - AMERICAN EARTHENWARE / REDWARE CROCKS, LOT OF SIX

AMERICAN EARTHENWARE / REDWARE CROCKS, LOT OF SIX, each single-glazed to the interior and of wide-mouth form, comprising one approximately half-gallon capacity example and five examples with double-incised upper body rings including three approximately one-gallon capacity examples and four having additional manganese glaze to interior. Marks to underside include one having incised "10". Second half 19th century. 8 3/8" HOA.

Lot: 2240 - AMERICAN EARTHENWARE / REDWARE CROCKS, LOT OF SEVEN

AMERICAN EARTHENWARE / REDWARE CROCKS, LOT OF SEVEN, each single-glazed to the interior and of wide-mouth form, including five examples having single or double-incised rings to upper body. Marks to underside include one having impressed "1", remaining unmarked. Second half 19th century. 7 1/4" HOA.

Lot: 2241 - AMERICAN EARTHENWARE / REDWARE CROCKS, LOT OF SIX

AMERICAN EARTHENWARE / REDWARE CROCKS, LOT OF SIX, each single-glazed to the interior and of wide-mouth form, comprising one approximately two-gallon capacity example and three squat-form single-incised shoulder ring examples. Second half 19th century. 10" HOA. 

Lot: 2242 - AMERICAN EARTHENWARE / REDWARE CROCKS, LOT OF SEVEN

AMERICAN EARTHENWARE / REDWARE CROCKS, LOT OF SEVEN, each single-glazed to the interior and of wide-mouth form, including one approximately two-gallon capacity example, one ovoid example having some yellow slip to rim, and two having single-incised shoulder ring. Second half 19th century. 4" to 9 3/4" H. 

Lot: 2243 - AMERICAN EARTHENWARE / REDWARE BOWLS / PANS, LOT OF FOUR

AMERICAN EARTHENWARE / REDWARE BOWLS / PANS, LOT OF FOUR, single lead-glazed, each of conical form, consisting of two with rounded rims and two having flat-top rounded rims. Second half 19th century. 3 7/8" HOA, 9 1/2" to 14 1/4" D.

Lot: 2244 - AMERICAN EARTHENWARE / REDWARE BOWLS / PANS AND OTHER ARTICLES, LOT OF FIVE

AMERICAN EARTHENWARE / REDWARE BOWLS / PANS AND OTHER ARTICLES, LOT OF FIVE, comprising one unglazed deep conical-form example and four single lead-glazed examples including three conical-form examples including a 3" H low-form example and a 5 3/4" deep-form example having single-incised ring below rim. Second half 19th century. 6 1/8" HOA. 

Lot: 2245 - GREG SHOONER (AMERICAN, B. 1953) REPRODUCTION EARTHENWARE / REDWARE CHRISTMAS PANS / PLATES, LOT OF FOUR

GREG SHOONER (AMERICAN, B. 1953) REPRODUCTION EARTHENWARE / REDWARE CHRISTMAS PANS / PLATES, LOT OF FOUR, each lead-glazed with slip-trailed inscriptions featuring "Merry / Christmas", including one example featuring an angel and one example depicting a leaping deer. Each signed, stamped, and dated to back, angel example having additional "Mary Spellmire-Shooner" signature. Dated 1993 and 1994. 8 3/4" to 10 5/8" D.

Lot: 2246 - GREG SHOONER (AMERICAN, B. 1953) REPRODUCTION EARTHENWARE / REDWARE PANS / PLATES, LOT OF THREE

GREG SHOONER (AMERICAN, B. 1953) REPRODUCTION EARTHENWARE / REDWARE PANS / PLATES, LOT OF THREE, each lead-glazed with slip-trailed decorations, comprising one example having copper slip-trailed and two examples having yellow slip-trailed designs consisting of one depicting a leaping deer and one featuring three bands of slip designs. Each signed, stamped, and dated to back. Dated 1994 and 1997. 11 1/4" DOA.

Lot: 2247 - ASSORTED EARTHENWARE / REDWARE BOWLS / PANS, LOT OF THREE

ASSORTED EARTHENWARE / REDWARE BOWLS / PANS, LOT OF THREE, each of conical form, comprising one example with yellow/orange slip to rim and two having single lead glaze interior including one deep-form example with additional yellow slip splashes to interior rim. 19th century. 5 1/8" HOA. 

Lot: 2248 - STAMPED "BANGOR STONE WARE CO / BANGOR MAINE" STONEWARE CHURN WITH COVER

STAMPED "BANGOR STONE WARE CO / BANGOR MAINE" STONEWARE CHURN WITH COVER, salt-glazed, "6" gallon capacity mark, elongated ovoid form with a flat top rounded rim, applied arched handles, and Albany-slip glazed interior, cover also having Albany-slip glaze decoration. Faint brushed cobalt across stamp and capacity mark. Together with a wooden dasher. Anders Persson, Bangor Stoneware Co., Bangor, ME. 1880-1917. 20 1/8" HOA, 30 1/2" HOA (with dasher). Published: Jill Peterson, "Penn's Sylvania, Land of Milk and Honey, Early Antiques and Towering Tractors", A Simple Life, Winter 2011, p. 11.

Lot: 2249 - ASSORTED EARTHENWARE AND STONEWARE ARTICLES, LOT OF NINE

ASSORTED EARTHENWARE AND STONEWARE ARTICLES, LOT OF NINE, comprising one German salt-glazed mug with metal-hinged lid having a figural thumbrest depicting a bearded man holding a large chalice, three wide-mouth jars consisting of one salt-glazed and two double lead-glazed, four ink wells including one salt-glazed example and one conical form unglazed example, and one 4 1/2" D brown-glazed cover. 19th century. 6" HOA.

Lot: 2250 - ASSORTED VINTAGE SLAG GLASS HEN ON THE NEST COVERED DISHES, LOT OF TWO

ASSORTED VINTAGE SLAG GLASS HEN ON THE NEST COVERED DISHES, LOT OF TWO, comprising a L. E. Smith Glass Co. attributed caramel slag example with flat tail feathers and a L. G. Wright Glass Co. purple slag example with a split tail feathers; each having a basketweave base and slightly turned head. Second half 20th century. Caramel example 5 1/2" HOA, 4 3/4" x 6 1/8" overall base; purple example 6" HOA, 5 5/8" x 7 1/4" overall base.

Lot: 2251 - MID-ATLANTIC PAINTED PINE OVERSIZED ARMORED / INDIAN DOOR

MID-ATLANTIC PAINTED PINE OVERSIZED ARMORED / INDIAN DOOR, double thickness with a large amount of geometrically-arranged nails connecting the boards, fitted with period, probably original wrought-iron strap hinges and an early rope handle. Retains an early, possibly original, bright blue painted surface. 19th century. 48" x 70 3/4" OA, 2" thick. Catalogue Note: The term "Indian door" is an antiquated term for an armored or overly-thick door intended to provide added security. The term was originated through stories of the doors being used during Native American attacks.

Lot: 2252 - PENNSYLVANIA PAINTED PINE DIMINUTIVE MANTEL

PENNSYLVANIA PAINTED PINE DIMINUTIVE MANTEL, featuring a shallow rounded shelf at the top over a rectangular frame with a molded edge and a horizontal fielded panel the same width as the firebox below. Retains an early, maybe original, dark gray/blue painted surface. Late 18th/first quarter 19th century. 53 1/4" x 54 1/2" OA.

Lot: 2253 - AMERICAN PAINTED PINE ARCHITECTURAL PANEL / WALL SHELF

AMERICAN PAINTED PINE ARCHITECTURAL PANEL / WALL SHELF, featuring a shallow shelf with a molded front edge supported by shaped brackets over a large fielded panel. Retains the likely original red-painted surface. First half 19th century. 53 1/2" HOA, 38 3/4" WOA, 8 3/4" DOA.

Lot: 2254 - PENNSYLVANIA PAINTED PINE INTERIOR ARCHITECTURAL STEPS / STAIRS

PENNSYLVANIA PAINTED PINE INTERIOR ARCHITECTURAL STEPS / STAIRS, nailed construction, featuring overhanging treads and steep risers. Retain an old layered painted surface. First half 19th century. Approximately 48" rise, 23 1/2" W.

Lot: 2255 - NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE DOOR WITH HEART CUT-OUT

NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE DOOR WITH HEART CUT-OUT, two-board form with a beaded edge at the center connection, heart cut-out in the upper right quadrant, retains the likely original diminutive strap hinges and remnants of an early red-painted surface. Early 19th century. 75 1/2" x 30 1/4" OA.

Lot: 2256 - MID-ATLANTIC POPLAR PANELED ARCHITECTURAL SHUTTERS, PAIR

MID-ATLANTIC POPLAR PANELED ARCHITECTURAL SHUTTERS, PAIR, pinned construction, featuring a single raised-panel on each side, one retaining likely original iron hinges. Both retain remnants of a painted surface to one side and a dry natural surface to the other. Probably interior shutters. First half 19th century. Each 76" x 18 1/2" OA.

Lot: 2257 - NEW ENGLAND PINE MANTEL

NEW ENGLAND PINE MANTEL, white pine, featuring a rectangular overhanging shelf over reeded pilasters terminating in plinth blocks, the left side with a hinged cabinet door probably for storage, but also possibly for a warming oven. Retains an old stripped surface with scant remnants of old paint. Circa 1825. 58 1/2" HOA, 88 3/4" WOA, 5 3/4" D shelf.

Lot: 2258 - AMERICAN PAINTED POPLAR TURNED ARCHITECTURAL POST / BARBER POLE

AMERICAN PAINTED POPLAR TURNED ARCHITECTURAL POST / BARBER POLE, of unknown purpose, turned from a single young tree with knots visible up the entire object, featuring an acorn finial over a tapered cylindrical post. Retains an early white painted surface. Bottom 1' of the piece has evidence of having been buried. Second half 19th century. 99" HOA.

Lot: 2259 - AMERICAN IRON LIGHTNING RODS, LOT OF FOUR

AMERICAN IRON LIGHTNING RODS, LOT OF FOUR, each of the same twisted form, one retains an arrow-form directional, two retain glass balls, ceramic insulators marked "R.H. & CO. / NO. 70", and several retain sunburst-form toppers. Fourth quarter 19th/first quarter 20th century. 69 1/4" HOA.

Lot: 2260 - NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE DIMINUTIVE DOOR

NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE DIMINUTIVE DOOR, two-board form with a molded edge where the boards join, one side with nailed battens, retains the likely original H-L hinges, an early iron latch, and a later-added handle on the opposing side. Retains the likely original red-painted surface on the interior side with remnants of a white-painted surface on the exterior side. Late 18th/early 19th century. 70" x 23 1/2" OA.

Lot: 2261 - ASSORTED PEWTER CHARGERS, LOT OF NINE

ASSORTED PEWTER CHARGERS, LOT OF NINE, various rim forms, six examples with worn/illegible touchmarks. Most probably English. 18th/19th century. 12 1/2" to 16 1/2" HOA.

Lot: 2262 - ASSORTED PEWTER DOMESTIC ARTICLES, LOT OF 16

ASSORTED PEWTER DOMESTIC ARTICLES, LOT OF 16, comprising nine assorted tablespoons with one example having an illegible touchmark, four plates, an English charger with hallmarks possibly for Townsend and Giffin, a bowl, and a candlestick with baluster shaft. 18th/19th century. Plates 7 7/8" to 16 1/2" D; candlestick 8 1/2" H.

Lot: 2263 - SOUTHERN APPALACHIAN, PROBABLY TENNESSEE OR KENTUCKY, PAINTED RIB-TYPE WOVEN-SPLINT TRAY / DRYING BASKET

SOUTHERN APPALACHIAN, PROBABLY TENNESSEE OR KENTUCKY, PAINTED RIB-TYPE WOVEN-SPLINT TRAY / DRYING BASKET, white oak, converging rib form, featuring an arched handle, cross-wrapped rim juncture, and a single-lashed single rim. Retains a stellar early worn blue-painted surface. Late 19th/early 20th century. 10 1/4" HOA, 3 1/2" H rim, 18 1/2" x 14" rim.

Lot: 2264 - NEW ENGLAND PAINTED STAVE-TYPE WOVEN-SPLINT GATHERING / PACK BASKET

NEW ENGLAND PAINTED STAVE-TYPE WOVEN-SPLINT GATHERING / PACK BASKET, ash, featuring a D-shaped single-lashed doubled-rim below a high back, the back and top section woven with slender, tight weavers over larger weavers in the main body all over an open-woven base. Retains an old painted surface and wire reinforcements (which don't really appear to be repairs) in the back and into the rim. Fourth quarter 19th/first half 20th century. 18 3/4" HOA, 14" H rim, 16 1/4" x 12 1/4" rim.

Lot: 2265 - AMERICAN OVERSIZED PAINTED GATHERING BASKET

AMERICAN OVERSIZED PAINTED GATHERING BASKET, overly-large form, at least two bushels, circular form with double-walled stave construction secured with two nailed wooden bands, bentwood handles on either side, and a doubled platform bottom. Retains an early, probably original, red-painted surface. Late 19th/early 20th century. 15" H rim, 26 1/4" D.

Lot: 2266 - NEW ENGLAND PAINTED STAVE-TYPE WOVEN-SPLINT BASKETS, LOT OF TWO

NEW ENGLAND PAINTED STAVE-TYPE WOVEN-SPLINT BASKETS, LOT OF TWO, ash, comprising a large market-type basket with a high arched handle with notched attachment, rectangular body, and double-lashed doubled rim; and a smaller example with a robust carved bail handle, maybe New York / Taconic. Both retain an early red-painted surface. Fourth quarter 19th/early 20th century. Market basket 12 1/2" HOA, 5 3/4" H rim, 19 3/4" x 14 1/2" OA.

Lot: 2267 - COUNTRY COILED-RYE BEE SKEP

COUNTRY COILED-RYE BEE SKEP, of dome form with a later-added wire handle on the top, the interior with cross-members on which the bees construct the hive. Retains remnants of a bee hive on the interior. Late 19th/first half 20th century. 13 1/2" HOA, 16" D base.

Lot: 2268 - NEW ENGLAND PAINTED AND NATURAL STAVE-TYPE WOVEN-SPLINT BASKETS, LOT OF TWO

NEW ENGLAND PAINTED AND NATURAL STAVE-TYPE WOVEN-SPLINT BASKETS, LOT OF TWO, ash, comprising a larger round gathering basket with an arched bail handle connected to the rim with iron bolts, a doubled platform base, a doubled nailed rim, and an old Spanish brown painted surface with red undertones; and a smaller rectangular example with an arched handle and nailed rim, retaining its dry natural surface. Late 19th/first quarter 20th century. Largest 17" HOA, 9 3/4" H rim, 16 1/2" D.

Lot: 2269 - NEW ENGLAND STAVE-TYPE WOVEN-SPLINT GATHERING BASKET

NEW ENGLAND STAVE-TYPE WOVEN-SPLINT GATHERING BASKET, ash, featuring a high arched handle, ovate single-lashed rim, and rectangular base. The handle with a strange machine dovetailed connection with the central base support. Retains a later surface. Late 19th/first half 20th century. 16" HOA, 10" H rim, 29 1/2" x 13 1/4" OA.

Lot: 2270 - NEW ENGLAND STAVE-TYPE WOVEN-SPLINT BASKETS, LOT OF TWO

NEW ENGLAND STAVE-TYPE WOVEN-SPLINT BASKETS, LOT OF TWO, ash, comprising a large round gathering basket with carved handles on either side and a nailed doubled rim with kick-up bottom; and a market basket of rectangular form with an arched handle and a doubled nailed rim. Both retain the original dry natural surface. Late 19th/first half 20th century. Largest 14" HOA, 11 1/2" H rim, 19" D.

Lot: 2271 - SHENANDOAH VALLEY OF VIRGINIA STAVE-TYPE WOVEN-SPLINT BASKETS, LOT OF TWO

SHENANDOAH VALLEY OF VIRGINIA STAVE-TYPE WOVEN-SPLINT BASKETS, LOT OF TWO, white oak, comprising a large laundry or gathering basket with two rim handles; and a smaller example with an arched handle. Each retains the original dry surface. Almost certainly the Cook or Nichols family from Page or Rockingham Co., VA. Mid 20th century. Largest 12 1/2" HOA, 10 1/2" H rim, 20" D.

Lot: 2272 - AMERICAN PAINTED GATHERING BUSHEL BASKETS, LOT OF TWO

AMERICAN PAINTED GATHERING BUSHEL BASKETS, LOT OF TWO, each of circular form with single-walled stave construction, bentwood handles on either side, and a doubled platform bottom. Both retain an early, probably original, red-painted surface. Late 19th/early 20th century. Largest 12 1/2" HOA, 21" D.

Lot: 2273 - AMERICAN RIB-TYPE WOVEN-SPLINT BASKETS, LOT OF THREE

AMERICAN RIB-TYPE WOVEN-SPLINT BASKETS, LOT OF THREE, oak and ash, each of similar melon / kidney form with arched handles, cross-wrapped handle/rim junctures and original dry natural surface. Late 19th/first quarter 20th century. Largest 11" HOA, 7 1/2" H rim, 12" D rim.

Lot: 2274 - COUNTRY COILED-RYE BASKETS, LOT OF TWO

COUNTRY COILED-RYE BASKETS, LOT OF TWO, each of coiled rye secured by wrapped splints, comprising a likely-American small oblong example, possibly a bread basket, and a large ovoid storage example. Second half 19th/early 20th century. Bread basket 5 3/4" HOA, 12" x 18" rim.

Lot: 2275 - PENNSYLVANIA PAINTED PINE DOUGH BOX

PENNSYLVANIA PAINTED PINE DOUGH BOX, nailed construction, featuring canted sides and cut-out handles on each end. Retains an early blue-gray painted surface. Second half 19th century. 11 1/2" HOA, 33 1/2" x 17 1/4" OA.

Lot: 2276 - MID-ATLANTIC PAINTED YELLOW PINE OPEN BOX

MID-ATLANTIC PAINTED YELLOW PINE OPEN BOX, nailed construction with a sheet-iron band around the edge and over the arched ends securing the whole, featuring canted sides with arched ends and cut-out handles. Retains an early blue-green painted surface. Second half 19th century. 15 1/2" HOA, 23 1/4" x 16 1/2" OA.

Lot: 2277 - MID-ATLANTIC PAINT-DECORATED WALNUT CHEST / BOX

MID-ATLANTIC PAINT-DECORATED WALNUT CHEST / BOX, dovetailed and nailed construction, of simple rectangular form with a hinged lid over an open interior, the surface with an early combed paint-decoration. Yellow pine secondary wood. Retains the original hinges and parts of an early hasp. Mid 19th century. 12 1/4" HOA, 24" WOA, 12" DOA.

Lot: 2278 - NEW ENGLAND, PROBABLY MAINE, PAINTED PINE APOTHECARY CHEST WITH DRAWER

NEW ENGLAND, PROBABLY MAINE, PAINTED PINE APOTHECARY CHEST WITH DRAWER, dovetailed and nailed construction, the two-board hinged lid with applied battens on either end over an open interior and a full divided drawer with a turned knob. A printed card or advertisement is retained on the interior of the lid reading "CHAS. B. BAKER / Dispensing Druggist / COR. MIDDLE AND FRANKLIN STS. / PORTLAND, ME/ Strict personal attention given to Physicians' Prescriptions" which helps to attribute its use as an apothecary or druggist's chest. Retains an early painted surface. Mid 19th century. 11 3/4" HOA, 23 1/2" WOA, 15 3/4" DOA.

Lot: 2279 - AMERICAN PAINTED POPLAR STORAGE BOX

AMERICAN PAINTED POPLAR STORAGE BOX, dovetailed construction, with hinged lid and cast-iron handle to each end, retaining an early blue-painted surface. Second half 19th century. 16" H, 28 1/2" W, 16" D.

Lot: 2280 - NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE BOX

NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE BOX, nailed construction, the rectangular hinged lid with an applied edge molding conceals an open interior. Retains the original lock, original snipe hinges, and an old painted surface. Mid 19th century. 12" HOA, 25" x 14" OA.

Lot: 2281 - NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE DIMINUTIVE LIDDED BOX

NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE DIMINUTIVE LIDDED BOX, nailed construction, the rectangular lid with applied battens to either end conceals an open interior with a left-side till. Retains original hinges, early, partially original hook and latch, and an early, maybe original painted surface. Mid 19th century. 9 1/2" HOA, 19" WOA, 10 1/2" DOA.

Lot: 2282 - AMERICAN PAINTED POPLAR SLANT-TOP BIN

AMERICAN PAINTED POPLAR SLANT-TOP BIN, nailed construction, having a slanted top concealing an open interior. Retains an old red-washed surface, replacement iron hinges and hasp. Second half 19th century. 20 1/4" HOA, 13 3/4" x 11" OA.

Lot: 2283 - NEW ENGLAND PINE BOTTLE SHIPPING CRATE / BOX WITH PERIOD BOTTLES, LOT OF FIVE

NEW ENGLAND PINE BOTTLE SHIPPING CRATE / BOX WITH PERIOD BOTTLES, LOT OF FIVE, nailed construction, of simple form with a hinged lid over an open interior, the case and lid with beveled edges. The front stenciled "WMW / GREENFIELD, MASS." possibly for the receiver or shipper. Retains the original dry surface and one central old replacement hinge (instead of the original two). Included with the lot are four period dark olive green wine/liquor bottles with one having a period stopper. Mid/second half 19th century. 13 1/2" HOA, 16 1/2" WOA, 10 1/2" DOA.

Lot: 2284 - NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE DIMINUTIVE DOUGH BOX

NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE DIMINUTIVE DOUGH BOX, nailed construction, the canted sides with handle-extensions on either end, the cover retaining the original battens to the top. Retains an early red-painted surface. Mid 19th century. 8 1/4" HOA, 31 3/4" x 11" OA.

Lot: 2285 - PENNSYLVANIA PAINTED POPLAR APPLE BOX

PENNSYLVANIA PAINTED POPLAR APPLE BOX, nailed construction, square form with canted sides and a beveled base board. Retaining the original red-washed / painted surface. Mid 19th century. 7 1/4" HOA, 14" SQ. Published: Jill Peterson, "Penn's Sylvania, Land of Milk and Honey, Early Antiques and Towering Tractors", A Simple Life, Winter 2011, p. 6.

Lot: 2286 - MID-ATLANTIC PAINTED YELLOW PINE TRAY

MID-ATLANTIC PAINTED YELLOW PINE TRAY, possibly an apple tray, nailed construction, the single board base with nailed slightly-canted sides. Retains an early, possibly original painted surface. Mid 19th century. 2" HOA, 11" x 14 1/4" OA.

Lot: 2287 - MID-ATLANTIC PAINTED YELLOW PINE OPEN BOX

MID-ATLANTIC PAINTED YELLOW PINE OPEN BOX, nailed construction, the whole with canted sides, the ends with a cut-out profile and drilled handle holes. Retains an early, maybe original, painted surface. Mid 19th century. 10 1/4" HOA, 23 1/2" x 13 1/2" OA.

Lot: 2288 - CONTINENTAL PINE DIMINUTIVE CHEST / TRUNK

CONTINENTAL PINE DIMINUTIVE CHEST / TRUNK, pine with an arched lid concealing an open interior, the exterior set with finely-detailed iron hardware. Retains the original dry surface with remnants of paint. Early 19th century. 10 1/4" HOA, 24" x 12 3/4" OA.

Lot: 2289 - AMERICAN WALLPAPER-COVERED CYLINDRICAL BOX

AMERICAN WALLPAPER-COVERED CYLINDRICAL BOX, softwood (probably basswood), nailed construction, of cylindrical form with a flat bottom, open interior, retaining the original wallpaper covering and original wrought-iron lock and hasp. Second quarter 19th century. 9 1/4" HOA, 20 1/4" WOA, 11" DOA.

Lot: 2290 - AMERICAN PAINTED BENTWOOD PANTRY BOXES, LOT OF FIVE

AMERICAN PAINTED BENTWOOD PANTRY BOXES, LOT OF FIVE, graduated assembled set, each of covered circular form, lapped construction with various metal tacks. Each retaining original painted surfaces, the smallest example in pale mustard yellow, three blue examples and a red example. Smallest blue example retaining a period label on the side reading "C Starch" probably for corn starch, the top of the cover having an illegible faint pencil inscription. 19th century. 2 1/4" to 5 1/4" H to top of covers, 5 3/4" to 10 1/2" D tops.

Lot: 2291 - AMERICAN PAINTED AND NATURAL BENTWOOD PANTRY BOXES, LOT OF FOUR

AMERICAN PAINTED AND NATURAL BENTWOOD PANTRY BOXES, LOT OF FOUR, graduated assembled set with each of covered circular form, lapped construction with metal tacks. The smallest reading "Pulverized / Saltpeter" (another name for potassium nitrate used for curing meats) on the interior of the cover. Each retaining original dark blue-green or black painted or dry natural surfaces. 19th century. Largest 4 1/4" HOA, 8 3/4" D; smallest 1 3/4" HOA, 4 3/4" D.

Lot: 2292 - AMERICAN PAINTED BENTWOOD PANTRY BOX

AMERICAN PAINTED BENTWOOD PANTRY BOX, covered circular form, metal tack construction with a lapped band at the top edge of the box and on the flange of the cover, wire-bail handle with wooden hand grip. Retaining original blue painted surface. Second half 19th century. 6 3/4" HOA, 12" D.

Lot: 2293 - AMERICAN PAINTED TREEN SUGAR BUCKETS / FIRKINS, LOT OF TWO

AMERICAN PAINTED TREEN SUGAR BUCKETS / FIRKINS, LOT OF TWO, pine and oak/hickory each of slightly-tapered covered circular form, coopered staves with tongue and groove construction secured by finger lapped bands, each cover having a single finger lapped band secured by tacks, wooden bail handle. Each retaining early, probably original, blue-painted surfaces. The lighter blue example with "HS" carved into the underside of the lid with pencil script reading "Alfred G. Sargent / New London / N.H. (New Hampshire)".19th century. 9 1/2" H, 9" D; 9" H 9 3/4" D.

Lot: 2294 - AMERICAN PAINTED SUGAR BUCKETS / FIRKINS, LOT OF THREE

AMERICAN PAINTED SUGAR BUCKETS / FIRKINS, LOT OF THREE, each of slightly-tapered covered circular form, coopered staves with tongue and groove construction secured by lapped bands, the smallest with an iron band, each cover having a single lapped band secured by tacks, one with a wooden bail handle, two with a wire handle with turned grip. Two retaining an early, possibly original, blue painted surface, one with an early, possibly original, chrome yellow painted surface. Mid/second half 19th century. Largest 9 3/4" HOA, 10" D base; smallest 6 1/2" HOA, 7" D base.

Lot: 2295 - JAMES WHITCHER, HOOKSETT, NEW HAMPSHIRE PAINTED AND OTHER BUCKETS / PAILS, LOT OF TWO

JAMES WHITCHER, HOOKSETT, NEW HAMPSHIRE PAINTED AND OTHER BUCKETS / PAILS, LOT OF TWO, each of slightly-tapered circular form, comprising a covered stamped "JAMES WHITCHER / HOOKSETT, NH" example having coopered staves secured with riveted metal bands, cover with a single securing metal band, and a wire bail handle with a wood grip; and a smaller example of similar proportion secured with metal wires as opposed to bands and retaining a partial lithographed paper label and early grease pen script. Each retaining an original blue-painted surface. Second half 19th/early 20th century. Largest 9 1/4" HOA, 12" D; smallest 7 1/2" HOA, 10" D.

Lot: 2296 - AMERICAN PAINTED PINE OVERSIZED FIRKIN

AMERICAN PAINTED PINE OVERSIZED FIRKIN, tapered body of pine stave construction secured by iron hoops. Retaining an early blue-gray painted surface. Mid 19th century. 25 1/2" HOA, 25" D.

Lot: 2297 - MID-ATLANTIC PAINTED HICKORY AND PINE OVERSIZED FIRKIN

MID-ATLANTIC PAINTED HICKORY AND PINE OVERSIZED FIRKIN, of pine stave construction secured by iron hoops, the pine cover with a likely oak/hickory nailed lapped band flange. Retains an early, likely original, painted surface. The underside of the cover retains an inscription reading "13 lbs without the cover / 1907-4-17". Mid 19th century. 19 3/4" HOA, 18 1/2" D.

Lot: 2298 - MID-ATLANTIC PAINTED HICKORY AND PINE OVERSIZED FIRKIN

MID-ATLANTIC PAINTED HICKORY AND PINE OVERSIZED FIRKIN, of pine stave construction secured by iron hoops, the pine cover with a likely oak/hickory nailed lapped band flange. Retains an early, likely original, red painted surface. Mid 19th century. 24 1/2" HOA, 19 1/2" D.

Lot: 2299 - AMERICAN PAINTED OAK AND PINE COVERED BARREL

AMERICAN PAINTED OAK AND PINE COVERED BARREL, of stave construction with iron bands, retains an associated period cover with carved handle and "BL" impressed at the center. Retains an early red-painted surface. Mid 19th century. 27 1/2" HOA, 18 3/4" D top.

Lot: 2300 - AMERICAN PAINTED TREEN BUCKET AND MEASURE, LOT OF TWO

AMERICAN PAINTED TREEN BUCKET AND MEASURE, LOT OF TWO, pine and possibly other softwoods, both of tapered cylindrical form and stave construction, the bucket secured by a metal band and an associated wooden strap; the measure secured by metal bands and having an opening on each end. Both retain early blue and blue-green painted surfaces. Second half 19th century. Largest 10 3/4" HOA, 11" D.

Lot: 2301 - AMERICAN PAINTED SUGAR BUCKETS / FIRKINS, LOT OF THREE

AMERICAN PAINTED SUGAR BUCKETS / FIRKINS, LOT OF THREE, each of slightly-tapered covered circular form, coopered staves with tongue and groove construction secured by lapped bands each cover having a single lapped band secured by tacks, each with a wooden bail handle. Retaining early red, olive green, and buff/ochre painted surfaces. Second half 19th century. Green example 10" HOA, 10" D base.

Lot: 2302 - AMERICAN PAINTED BENTWOOD PANTRY BOXES, LOT OF FOUR

AMERICAN PAINTED BENTWOOD PANTRY BOXES, LOT OF FOUR, each of circular form, lapped constructed secured by tacks, one example with a bentwood bail handle. Each retains an early or original painted surface including blue, red, and green. 19th century. Largest 7" HOA, 11 1/2" D; smallest 4 3/4" HOA, 9 1/2" D.

Lot: 2303 - AMERICAN PAINTED BENTWOOD PANTRY BOX

AMERICAN PAINTED BENTWOOD PANTRY BOX, lapped constructed secured by tacks, with a bentwood handle attached to unusual carved nailed supports on the body. Retains a stellar original ochre painted surface with no evidence of ever having had a cover. 19th century. 5 3/4" HOA, 9" D.

Lot: 2304 - AMERICAN BENTWOOD PANTRY BOXES, LOT OF SIX

AMERICAN BENTWOOD PANTRY BOXES, LOT OF SIX, graduated assembled set with each of covered circular form, lapped construction with metal tacked or glued connections. The smallest with embossed lettering on the top of the cover reading "CRYSTALLIZED ORANGE WAFERS / NEW YORK / Confection Co. / N.Y." Each retaining a dry natural surface. 19th century. Largest 5" HOA, 9 3/4" D; smallest 1 1/4" HOA, 4 1/4" D.

Lot: 2305 - AMERICAN PAINTED TREEN BARREL / KEG AND BUCKET / TUB, LOT OF TWO

AMERICAN PAINTED TREEN BARREL / KEG AND BUCKET / TUB, LOT OF TWO, both with staved construction secured with iron bands, comprising a diminutive barrel / keg and a bucket / tub with nailed projecting handles on the sides. Both retain an early or original red-painted surface. Second half 19th/early 20th century. Keg 16 1/4" HOA, 10 1/2" top and bottom rims.

Lot: 2306 - AMERICAN PAINTED MINCE MEAT BUCKETS / FIRKINS, LOT OF THREE

AMERICAN PAINTED MINCE MEAT BUCKETS / FIRKINS, LOT OF THREE, each of slightly-tapered covered circular form, coopered staves with tongue and groove construction secured by metal straps, each with a wire bail handle having a turned grip. Two retaining their original chrome yellow painted surface, one with an early green painted surface over the original yellow. One retains the lithographed paper label for Atmore's Mince Meat. Late 19th/early 20th century. 10" HOA, 11" D base.

Lot: 2307 - AMERICAN PAINTED AND NATURAL TUBS / BUCKETS / PAILS, LOT OF FIVE

AMERICAN PAINTED AND NATURAL TUBS / BUCKETS / PAILS, LOT OF FIVE, each of similar corm with stave construction secured by sheet-metal or wire bands, three with wire bail handles, one with an associated cover. Four with an old or original painted surface, one with a darkened dry natural surface. One of the smallest blue examples stenciled "FURNAS" on the side, the largest blue example with remnants of a lithographed paper label on the side. Second half 19th/first quarter 20th century. Largest 12 1/4" HOA, 12" D; smallest 8 1/2" HOA, 8 1/2" D.

Lot: 2308 - AMERICAN PAINTED PINE TRIPLE-TIER HANGING WALL BOX

AMERICAN PAINTED PINE TRIPLE-TIER HANGING WALL BOX, nailed construction, with stylized lollipop back and three graduated tiers. Retains a later painted surface. 20th century. 25" HOA, 12" WOA, 7" DOA.

Lot: 2309 - AMERICAN PAINTED PINE AND POPLAR HANGING WALL BOXES, LOT OF TWO

AMERICAN PAINTED PINE AND POPLAR HANGING WALL BOXES, LOT OF TWO, comprising an example with cut-out lollipop-form ends and an example with a shaped back and ends and a well over a shelf. Both retain old painted surfaces. Second half 19th/20th century. Red example 13 1/2" HOA, 11 3/4" WOA, 9 1/2" DOA.

Lot: 2310 - AMERICAN PAINTED AND NATURAL HANGING WALL BOXES, LOT OF FIVE

AMERICAN PAINTED AND NATURAL HANGING WALL BOXES, LOT OF FIVE, each of similar form with a cut-out shaped back board and a rectangular well. Each retains an early painted or the original dry surface. Mid 19th century. Mustard yellow example 7 1/4" HOA, 9" x 7 1/2" OA.

Lot: 2311 - AMERICAN PAINTED BENTWOOD PANTRY BOXES, LOT OF FOUR

AMERICAN PAINTED BENTWOOD PANTRY BOXES, LOT OF FOUR, each of circular form, lapped constructed secured by tacks, one having a bentwood bail handle. Two retaining early, probably original painted surfaces, the other two with original dry natural surfaces. 19th century. Largest 8" HOA, 14 3/4" D; smallest 4 1/2" HOA, 6 3/4" D. Published: One example in Peterson, Simple Cooking for A Simple Life, p. 108.

Lot: 2312 - AMERICAN WALLPAPER-COVERED BOXES, LOT OF 11

AMERICAN WALLPAPER-COVERED BOXES, LOT OF 11, of oval and circular form, each covered on the exterior with patterned wallpaper, the largest with an interior lining appearing to be a New Hampshire newspaper with "Nashua Village" mentioned (probably Nashua, NH today); the largest line with several phrases written over and over again, possibly a writing exercise; one of the smallest with a bentwood base, probably together by association; and the smallest six are contemporary Christmas ornaments signed "P. J. Gill" several dated 2014. 19th and 21st century. Largest 6 1/4" HOA, 10" x 9" OA; ornaments 1" HOA, 2" x 1 1/2" OA.

Lot: 2313 - ASSORTED COUNTRY WOODEN CANDLE ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE

ASSORTED COUNTRY WOODEN CANDLE ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE, comprising of two wooden painted wall-mount candle boxes, each with nail construction, includes one example having mustard yellow painted surface and back board having two disc-form ornaments with hanging holes, remaining example with red painted surface and having a lightly shaped back with hanging hole, box fitted with 13 taper candles; remaining example a wall-mount hanging drying hook rack fitted with hanging taper candles. 19th century. Boxes 8 1/2" HOA, 5 1/2" x 12 3/4"; 5 1/4" HOA, 4 7/8" x 15 1/2"; drying rack 14 3/4" HOA.

Lot: 2314 - ASSORTED LITHOGRAPHED PAPER AND WOOD ADVERTISING BOXES / CRATES, LOT OF THREE

ASSORTED LITHOGRAPHED PAPER AND WOOD ADVERTISING BOXES / CRATES, LOT OF THREE, comprising two Stickney & Poor's mustard examples and a Kangaroo Brand Castile Soap example with expressive graphics of a kangaroo on the interior. Late 19th/early 20th century. Largest Stickney & Poor's example 5 1/4" HOA, 21" x 10 1/4" OA.

Lot: 2315 - COUNTRY PAINTED AND NATURAL DIVIDED HANGING WALL BOXES, LOT OF TWO

COUNTRY PAINTED AND NATURAL DIVIDED HANGING WALL BOXES, LOT OF TWO, each of similar form with a shaped back over a rectangular divided well, one with a hinged lid. One retains an early painted surface, the other a lightly-finished natural surface. 19th century. Painted example 5 3/4" HOA, 12 1/4" x 4 3/4" OA.

Lot: 2316 - AMERICAN PAINTED AND NATURAL BALLOT AND SCRUB BOXES, LOT OF TWO

AMERICAN PAINTED AND NATURAL BALLOT AND SCRUB BOXES, LOT OF TWO, comprising a hanging pine scrub box with a sliding covered section retaining a dry natural surface and a piece of early soap; and a ballot box with a shaped projecting handle and sliding cover with voting hole retaining an early, possibly original, red-painted surface. Second half 19th century. Scrub box 8 3/4" HOA, 10 1/4" WOA, 3 1/4" DOA.

Lot: 2317 - AMERICAN PAINTED WALL SHELF AND BOX, LOT OF TWO

AMERICAN PAINTED WALL SHELF AND BOX, LOT OF TWO, comprising a gray-blue painted divided crate/wall shelf; and a long rectangular box with a high back and tapered sides, both retain an old painted surface. Second half 19th century. 17" HOA, 11 1/4" WOA, 4 1/2" DOA.

Lot: 2318 - AMERICAN MINIATURE CHEST OF DRAWERS AND DOCUMENT BOX, LOT OF TWO

AMERICAN MINIATURE CHEST OF DRAWERS AND DOCUMENT BOX, LOT OF TWO, the pine miniature chest of drawers with an overhanging top, three full drawers, and cut-out ends; the document box with a hinged lid having an applied molded edge over an open interior with an applied base. Both retain their original dry surfaces. 19th century. Miniature chest 9" HOA, 9 1/2" WOA, 5 1/4" DOA. Published: Miniature chest in Jill Peterson, "Early Lodging: Patsy Martin's Upstairs Bedrooms", A Simple Life, Spring 2018, p. 66.

Lot: 2319 - AMERICAN PAINTED AND NATURAL PINE BOXES / TRAYS, LOT OF TWO

AMERICAN PAINTED AND NATURAL PINE BOXES / TRAYS, LOT OF TWO, nailed construction, each of rectangular form with canted sides, the larger with applied handles/supports on each side. The larger retains an early red- and yellow-painted surface, the smaller retains a dry natural surface with possible remnants of paint. 19th century. Largest 9 1/4" HOA, 22" x 14" OA.

Lot: 2320 - AMERICAN DIMINUTIVE COUNTRY BOXES, LOT OF FOUR

AMERICAN DIMINUTIVE COUNTRY BOXES, LOT OF FOUR, comprising a painted hanging box with three compartments in which are a number of antique and reproduction pipes, a diminutive candlebox with old-style candles, a taller wall box with a straight back and shaped sides, and a divided box made from a crate. Retaining later painted surfaces or original dry surfaces. 19th/first quarter 20th century. Tallest 12 3/4" HOA, 7 1/2" WOA, 5 1/4" DOA.

Lot: 2321 - AMERICAN PAINTED AND NATURAL PINE BOXES, LOT OF TWO

AMERICAN PAINTED AND NATURAL PINE BOXES, LOT OF TWO, dovetailed and nailed construction, each of similar rectangular form with canted sides and arched ends, the larger with carved grips on each end, the smaller with cut-out handle holes. The larger retains an old red-painted surface, the smaller a dry natural surface. Probably Pennsylvania. 19th century. Largest 9 1/2" HOA, 22 1/2" x 12 1/4" OA.

Lot: 2322 - AMERICAN PAINTED PINE BOXES, LOT OF TWO

AMERICAN PAINTED PINE BOXES, LOT OF TWO, nailed and dovetailed construction, the smaller with an open top and carved hand notches on either end; the larger with a hinged lid and iron pulls on both ends. Both retain an early blue-gray painted surfaces. Second half 19th century. Large box 10 1/2" HOA, 21" x 15" OA.

Lot: 2323 - AMERICAN PAINTED SCRUB BOX AND RELATED ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE

AMERICAN PAINTED SCRUB BOX AND RELATED ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE, comprising a scrub box with a later yellow-painted surface, a canted cutting board with applied edges meant to drain as the user cuts, and a scrub board or dish of some form with crude nailed edges and a worn-down center. 19th century. Scrub box 2 3/4" HOA, 13" x 5 3/4" OA. Published: Smallest in Peterson, Simple Cooking for A Simple Life, p. 45.

Lot: 2324 - AMERICAN PAINTED PINE AND POPLAR BOX AND DIMINUTIVE CUPBOARD, LOT OF TWO

AMERICAN PAINTED PINE AND POPLAR BOX AND DIMINUTIVE CUPBOARD, LOT OF TWO, comprising a white pine covered box with nailed construction, and a small box/hanging cupboard with a hinged door and a single shelf. Both retain an early red-painted surface. Second half 19th century. Box 8 1/4" HOA, 15" x 10" OA.

Lot: 2325 - AMERICAN PINE AND OAK DOMESTIC ACCESSORIES, LOT OF TWO

AMERICAN PINE AND OAK DOMESTIC ACCESSORIES, LOT OF TWO, comprising a white oak chopping block with nailed rims on the long ends flanking a very worn down center from a chopper of some form; and a rectangular pine box with canted sides and a nailed bottom which has been chewed significantly by a horse. Both retain an attractive dry patina. 19th century. Chopping block 6 1/4" HOA, 23 1/2" WOA, 14" DOA.

Lot: 2326 - COUNTRY PINE TRAVELING DESK AND PAINTED PINE BOX, LOT OF TWO

COUNTRY PINE TRAVELING DESK AND PAINTED PINE BOX, LOT OF TWO, comprising a desk with a slant front having an applied edge molding, the open interior with a number of leather straps to hold desk accessories; and a lidded box with a later red paint. Second half 19th/20th century. Desk 7 1/2" HOA, 15 1/4" WOA, 16 3/4" DOA.

Lot: 2327 - AMERICAN FRUIT STORAGE CONTAINER AND PAINTED BUTTER CHURN, LOT OF TWO

AMERICAN FRUIT STORAGE CONTAINER AND PAINTED BUTTER CHURN, LOT OF TWO, comprising an oak bentwood approximately half-bushel fruit storage/gathering container/basket of nailed stave construction; and a painted butter churn of stave construction with bentwood bands securing the whole, retaining dasher and cover. Second half 19th/early 20th century. 15" to 36 1/2" HOA.

Lot: 2328 - AMERICAN PAINTED PINE BOXES, LOT OF TWO

AMERICAN PAINTED PINE BOXES, LOT OF TWO, nailed construction, comprising a smaller example with an angled front, and a divided interior with small till and a place to rest a specific instrument or tool, the underside of the lid with script reading "W. S. Edwards"; the larger with a rectangular lid with a molded front edge, "M. R." carved into the front, and an open interior with original diminutive iron hinges. Both retain an early painted surface. Probably Pennsylvania. Second quarter/mid 19th century. Largest 9 1/4" HOA, 21" WOA, 10 1/2" DOA.

Lot: 2329 - AMERICAN VERNACULAR CHOPPING BLOCK

AMERICAN VERNACULAR CHOPPING BLOCK, the thick block of naturalistic form supported by three splayed legs. 19th century. 28 1/2" HOA, 17 1/2" x 14 1/2" top.

Lot: 2330 - AMERICAN VERNACULAR CHOPPING BLOCK

AMERICAN VERNACULAR CHOPPING BLOCK, probably sycamore and oak or hickory, the thick block of rounded naturalistic form supported by three legs. 19th century. 24 3/4" HOA, 19" x 17 3/4" top.

Lot: 2331 - AMERICAN VERNACULAR TABLE-TOP CHOPPING BLOCK

AMERICAN VERNACULAR TABLE-TOP CHOPPING BLOCK, probably sycamore, round naturalistic form with a slightly-even top surface and a large split. Retains a dark patina. 19th century. 3 1/2" HOA, 15" D.

Lot: 2332 - ASSORTED AMERICAN PAINTED TURNED TREEN BOWLS, LOT OF THREE

ASSORTED AMERICAN PAINTED TURNED TREEN BOWLS, LOT OF THREE, slightly out-of-round, wide-banded rims, slightly footed. Each retaining their original painted surface, including a brown, gray and red examples, interiors with a natural dry surface. 19th century. 2 3/8" to 3 1/8" HOA to top of rim, 7" to 9 1/2" D overall

Lot: 2333 - ASSORTED AMERICAN PAINTED TURNED TREEN DIMINUTIVE BOWLS, LOT OF FOUR

ASSORTED AMERICAN PAINTED TURNED TREEN DIMINUTIVE BOWLS, LOT OF FOUR, slightly out-of-round, narrow and wide-banded rims, slightly footed; each having various light line turnings to the exterior. Each retaining an original or later blue painted surface, three examples having interiors with a natural dry surface and remaining with a blue painted surface. 19th century. 1 1/2" to 2 1/2" HOA to top of rim, 5 3/4" to 6 7/8" D overall.

Lot: 2334 - ASSORTED AMERICAN PAINTED TURNED TREEN BOWLS, LOT OF THREE

ASSORTED AMERICAN PAINTED TURNED TREEN BOWLS, LOT OF THREE, comprising of two round examples with each being slightly out-of-round and one oval-form example, narrow and wide-banded rims, one example having a slight foot; each having unpatterned exterior. Each retaining an original painted surface including two with green and a blue example, each having interiors with a natural dry surface; largest example with a hole and hanging string. 19th century. 2 3/4" to 4" HOA to top of rim, 11 1/4" to 13 1/4" D overall.

Lot: 2335 - ASSORTED AMERICAN PAINTED TURNED TREEN BOWLS, LOT OF THREE

ASSORTED AMERICAN PAINTED TURNED TREEN BOWLS, LOT OF THREE, slightly out-of-round, wide-banded rims, two examples having various banded turnings to the exterior, one example having a slight foot. Two examples retaining a possibly later painted surface, remaining example having a stained finish, each having interiors with a natural dry surface. 19th century. 4 1/4" to 5 1/4" HOA to top of rim, 12 3/8" to 18 1/2" D overall.

Lot: 2336 - ASSORTED AMERICAN PAINTED TURNED TREEN BOWLS, LOT OF THREE

ASSORTED AMERICAN PAINTED TURNED TREEN BOWLS, LOT OF THREE, slightly out-of-round, two examples having a wide-banded rim, each having various banded turnings to the exterior and each having a slight foot. Each having an original blue painted surface, each having interiors with a natural dry surface. 19th century. 3 3/4" to 4 1/8" HOA to top of rim, 11 1/2" to 18 3/4" D overall.

Lot: 2337 - ASSORTED AMERICAN PAINTED TURNED TREEN BOWLS, LOT OF THREE

ASSORTED AMERICAN PAINTED TURNED TREEN BOWLS, LOT OF THREE, slightly out-of-round, including a narrow-band and a wide-banded rim, two examples having various banded turnings to the exterior and two examples having a slight foot. Each having traces of original painted surface, including two tan and a blue, two examples having interiors with a natural dry surface and remaining with a worn dark surface. 19th century. 4" to 5 3/4" HOA to top of rim, 13 3/8" to 15 1/4" D overall.

Lot: 2338 - ASSORTED AMERICAN PAINTED TURNED TREEN BOWLS, LOT OF FOUR

ASSORTED AMERICAN PAINTED TURNED TREEN BOWLS, LOT OF FOUR, slightly out-of-round, including three with a wide-banded rim, each having various banded turnings to the exterior and each having a slight foot. Two examples having traces of original blue painted surface, two examples having possible later painted surfaces in red and brown, one example with traces of a cream colored painted interior, and remaining interiors with a natural dry surface 19th century. 2 1/4" to 2 3/4" HOA to top of rim, 6 7/8" to 8 5/8" D overall.

Lot: 2339 - ASSORTED AMERICAN PAINTED TURNED TREEN BOWLS, LOT OF TWO

ASSORTED AMERICAN PAINTED TURNED TREEN BOWLS, LOT OF TWO, slightly out-of-round, each with a wide-banded rim and various banded turnings to the exterior, one example having a slight foot. Each with an original blue painted surface and a natural dry interior surface 19th century. 4 1/2" HOA to top of rim, 12 5/8" DOA, and 5 1/2" HOA to top of rim, 18 1/2" DOA.

Lot: 2340 - ASSORTED AMERICAN PAINTED LARGE TURNED TREEN BOWLS, LOT OF TWO

ASSORTED AMERICAN PAINTED LARGE TURNED TREEN BOWLS, LOT OF TWO, slightly out-of-round, including one example with a wide-banded rim, and one example having a slight foot. Each with an original painted surface including a blue and a red example, and each having a natural dry interior surface 19th century. 5 1/4" HOA to top of rim, 17" DOA, and 7" HOA to top of rim, 19 1/2" DOA.

Lot: 2341 - ASSORTED AMERICAN PAINTED VERY LARGE TURNED TREEN BOWLS, LOT OF TWO

ASSORTED AMERICAN PAINTED VERY LARGE TURNED TREEN BOWLS, LOT OF TWO, slightly out-of-round, including one example with a wide-banded rim, and one example having a slight foot. Each with an original gray painted surface, and each having a natural dry interior surface 19th century. 6 3/4" HOA to top of rim, 20" DOA, and 8 1/2" HOA to top of rim, 21 1/2" DOA.

Lot: 2342 - ASSORTED AMERICAN PAINTED LARGE TURNED TREEN BOWLS, LOT OF TWO

ASSORTED AMERICAN PAINTED LARGE TURNED TREEN BOWLS, LOT OF TWO, slightly out-of-round, including one example with a wide-banded rim and remaining with a narrow-banded rim, and one example having a slight foot. Smallest example with an original black painted surface, remaining with a repainted green surface, and one having a natural dry interior surface and remaining with a stained interior surface 19th century. 4 7/8" HOA to top of rim, 16" DOA, and 8" HOA to top of rim, 22 1/2" DOA.

Lot: 2343 - ASSORTED AMERICAN PAINTED LARGE TURNED TREEN BOWLS, LOT OF TWO

ASSORTED AMERICAN PAINTED LARGE TURNED TREEN BOWLS, LOT OF TWO, slightly out-of-round, including one example with a wide-banded rim, and one example having a slight foot. Smallest example with an original blue painted surface, remaining with traces of a sage green and black painted surface, and each having a natural dry interior surface. 19th century. 5 1/4" HOA to top of rim, 17 5/8" DOA, and 5 5/8" HOA to top of rim, 18 1/2" DOA.

Lot: 2344 - ASSORTED AMERICAN PAINTED LARGE TURNED TREEN BOWLS, LOT OF TWO

ASSORTED AMERICAN PAINTED LARGE TURNED TREEN BOWLS, LOT OF TWO, slightly out-of-round, including one example with a wide-banded rim, and one example having a slight foot. One example with an original gray and black painted surface, remaining with traces of a blue painted surface, and each having a natural dry interior surface. 19th century. 5 3/4" HOA to top of rim, 21 1/2" DOA, and 7" HOA to top of rim, 21" DOA.

Lot: 2345 - ASSORTED AMERICAN PAINTED LARGE TURNED TREEN BOWLS, LOT OF TWO

ASSORTED AMERICAN PAINTED LARGE TURNED TREEN BOWLS, LOT OF TWO, slightly out-of-round, including one example with a wide-banded rim, and one example having a slight foot. One example with an original red painted surface, remaining with traces of a possibly later blue painted surface, and each having a natural dry interior surface; red painted example with a hole and hanging string. 19th century. 6 3/4" HOA to top of rim, 19" DOA, and 6 7/8" HOA to top of rim, 19 1/2" DOA.

Lot: 2346 - ASSORTED AMERICAN PAINTED TURNED TREEN BOWLS, LOT OF THREE

ASSORTED AMERICAN PAINTED TURNED TREEN BOWLS, LOT OF THREE, slightly out-of-round, including two with a wide-banded rim and remaining with a narrow-band rim, two largest examples having various banded turnings to the exterior and smallest example having a slight foot. Each having an original red painted surface, each having a natural dry surface to the interior. 19th century. 1 1/2" to 4 1/2" HOA, 7 3/8" to 14 5/8" D overall.

Lot: 2347 - ASSORTED AMERICAN PAINTED TURNED TREEN BOWLS, LOT OF FOUR

ASSORTED AMERICAN PAINTED TURNED TREEN BOWLS, LOT OF FOUR, slightly out-of-round, wide-banded rims, slightly footed; two examples with light line turnings to the exterior. Each retaining an original or possibly later red painted surface, three examples having interiors with a natural dry surface. 19th century. 2 1/4" to 3 1/4" HOA to top of rim, 7 1/4" to 11 1/4" D overall

Lot: 2348 - ASSORTED AMERICAN PAINTED TURNED TREEN BOWLS, LOT OF FIVE

ASSORTED AMERICAN PAINTED TURNED TREEN BOWLS, LOT OF FIVE, slightly out-of-round, one example with a pale gray painted exterior and two others with traces of a dark painted surface; two with a wide-banded rim and one with a narrow-band rim. Each having a natural dry surface to the exterior and interior. 19th century. 2 1/4" to 5" HOA, 6 1/2" to 16 3/4" DOA.

Lot: 2349 - ASSORTED COUNTRY TURNED TREEN BOWLS, LOT OF SIX

ASSORTED COUNTRY TURNED TREEN BOWLS, LOT OF SIX, slightly out-of-round, including one example with a wide-banded rim, and three examples with lightly turned bands. Each having a natural dry surface to the interior and exterior. 19th century. 1 1/4" to 2 7/8" HOA, 5 1/4" to 8 1/2" DOA.

Lot: 2350 - ASSORTED COUNTRY TURNED TREEN BOWLS, LOT OF EIGHT

ASSORTED COUNTRY TURNED TREEN BOWLS, LOT OF EIGHT, slightly out-of-round, five examples with a worn original red painted surface. four examples with a worn red painted interior surface, one example of burl and having a dark finish, remaining examples having a natural dry surface to the exterior and interior. 19th century. 1 3/4" to 3 1/2" HOA, 5 5/8" to 11 1/4" DOA.

Lot: 2351 - ASSORTED TURNED / CARVED TREEN TRENCHERS / CHARGER, LOT OF THREE

ASSORTED TURNED / CARVED TREEN TRENCHERS / CHARGER, LOT OF THREE, comprising two oblong carved trenchers and a wide turned charger or platter. Each retains either an original dry surface or a lightly-finished/waxed surface. 19th/20th century. Charger 15 3/4" D.

Lot: 2352 - ASSORTED COUNTRY LARGE TURNED TREEN BOWLS / PLATTERS, LOT OF THREE

ASSORTED COUNTRY LARGE TURNED TREEN BOWLS / PLATTERS, LOT OF THREE, comprising of two oval-form examples and a slightly out-of-round example, one example approximately 3/4" thick, two examples with a natural dry exterior surface and remaining example having a later painted dark green painted surface along with banded turnings, each with a natural dry interior surface. 19th century. 1 7/8" to 4 1/4" H; 17 1/2" x 19 1/4" to 18 1/4" x 20", and 20 3/4" DOA.

Lot: 2353 - CARVED AND PAINTED TREEN TRENCHER WITH DRAIN

CARVED AND PAINTED TREEN TRENCHER WITH DRAIN, of single piece form, oblong form, crudely carved center well with a round drain, the underside flattened with two small battens. Possibly for some form of sink. Retains an early red painted surface. 19th/20th century. 6 1/2" HOA, 30 1/2" x 8 3/4" OA.

Lot: 2354 - ASSORTED COUNTRY LARGE TURNED TREEN BOWLS / TRENCHERS, LOT OF THREE

ASSORTED COUNTRY LARGE TURNED TREEN BOWLS / TRENCHERS, LOT OF THREE, comprising of two trenchers in oblong-form and a slightly out-of-round massive large bowl example, each with a natural dry exterior and interior surface. 19th century. 2 5/8" H, 9" x 16"; 3 1/4" H, 13 3/4" x 25 1/2'; and 7' HOA, 26 12" DOA.

Lot: 2355 - ASSORTED AMERICAN TREEN CUTTING BOARDS, LOT OF FOUR

ASSORTED AMERICAN TREEN CUTTING BOARDS, LOT OF FOUR, comprising of two examples having an original blue-green (turquoise) painted edge, each having a natural dry work surface; one example having an additional raised cutting surface with adjacent compartment and a shaped handle, one painted example having a hole for hanging and the reverse with carved initials of "E. C. W.". 19th century. 10 1/2" to 16" LOA.

Lot: 2356 - ASSORTED AMERICAN TREEN CUTTING BOARDS, LOT OF SEVEN

ASSORTED AMERICAN TREEN CUTTING BOARDS, LOT OF SEVEN, comprising of three figural examples, including two depicting a fish and one a whale, remaining of various forms, most with a natural dry surface. 19th century. 9 1/2" to 22 3/4" LOA.

Lot: 2357 - ASSORTED COUNTRY TREEN CUTTING BOARDS / PLATES, LOT OF NINE

ASSORTED COUNTRY TREEN CUTTING BOARDS / PLATES, LOT OF NINE, circular and some out of round forms, one example having carved initials to the underside; each having a natural dry surface. 19th century. 7 3/4" to 14 1/4" DOA.

Lot: 2358 - ASSORTED COUNTRY TREEN CUTTING BOARDS / PLATES, LOT OF FIVE

ASSORTED COUNTRY TREEN CUTTING BOARDS / PLATES, LOT OF FIVE, circular and some out of round forms, each having a footed/pedestal-form base; each with a natural dry surface; largest example with a carved "P" to the underside and another with a carved "AS" to the underside. 19th century. 10 3/4" to 13 3/4" DOA.

Lot: 2359 - ASSORTED AMERICAN TURNED TREEN PLATES, LOT OF 12

ASSORTED AMERICAN TURNED TREEN PLATES, LOT OF 12, slightly out-of-round, most with a natural dry surface, one example having an original black painted exterior surface, several having carved initials/letters to the underside. 19th century. 7 1/8" to 9 3/4" H.

Lot: 2360 - AMERICAN TREEN CUTTING / BREAD BOARDS, LOT OF THREE

AMERICAN TREEN CUTTING / BREAD BOARDS, LOT OF THREE, comprising two of rectangular form, one of which has so-called bread board ends on both ends, the other with only a single bread board end, and a rounded example elevated on a platform, possibly for tabletop use or use over top of something else. Second half 19th/early 20th century. Rounded example 5" HOA, 24 1/4" x 26 1/4" OA.

Lot: 2361 - ASSORTED CARVED TREENWARE BUTTER PADDLES / SCOOPS, LOT OF EIGHT

ASSORTED CARVED TREENWARE BUTTER PADDLES / SCOOPS, LOT OF EIGHT, each of one-piece carved construction, various forms and bowl depths, includes two examples with a rectangular form, two with deep bowl depth, and remaining of circular and oval forms, two examples with a cut-out in the handles extension for hanging. 19th century. 7" to 8 1/2" HOA.

Lot: 2362 - ASSORTED CARVED TREENWARE LADLES AND SKIMMERS, LOT OF SEVEN

ASSORTED CARVED TREENWARE LADLES AND SKIMMERS, LOT OF SEVEN, large sizes, each of one-piece carved construction, various forms and bowl depths, comprising of four skimmers and three ladles, including two of circular form and two of oblong form. One ladle retains an original red-painted surface. 19th century. 18 1/4" to 24 1/2" HOA.

Lot: 2363 - ASSORTED CARVED TREENWARE LADLES, LOT OF FIVE

ASSORTED CARVED TREENWARE LADLES, LOT OF FIVE, large sizes, each of one-piece carved construction, various forms and bowl depths, including two of circular form and two of oblong form, four examples with a contoured/arched form handle and including one with the underside having a finger grip. 19th century. 7" to 8 1/2" HOA.

Lot: 2364 - ASSORTED CARVED TREENWARE ROLLING PINS AND SMASHERS, LOT OF SEVEN

ASSORTED CARVED TREENWARE ROLLING PINS AND SMASHERS, LOT OF SEVEN, comprising of four smashers, including three having a shaped handle extension, and three rolling pins with double handles and including two examples with ball form handle tips. 19th century. 9 1/4" to 14 1/2" HOA.

Lot: 2365 - ASSORTED CARVED TREENWARE KITCHEN UTENSILS, LOT OF SEVEN

ASSORTED CARVED TREENWARE KITCHEN UTENSILS, LOT OF SEVEN, comprising of three smashers, each with a ball-form handle extension; two rolling pins with double handles, each having line carvings and ball-form handle extensions; and two ladles/paddles. 19th century. 8 1/4" to 12 1/4" HOA.

Lot: 2366 - ASSORTED CARVED TREENWARE KITCHEN UTENSILS, LOT OF 15

ASSORTED CARVED TREENWARE KITCHEN UTENSILS, LOT OF 15, including ladles, spoons, and paddles/scoops, several having a shaped handle extension and one example having a hook; and including a hanging wall rack with 34 holes for supporting utensils. 19th century. 8 1/4" to 12 1/4" HOA; rack 7 1/2" HOA, 6 3/4" x 14 3/4". Published: Jill Peterson, "Penn's Sylvania, Land of Milk and Honey, Early Antiques and Towering Tractors", A Simple Life, Winter 2011, p. 8. Peterson, Simple Cooking for A Simple Life, p. 64.

Lot: 2367 - ASSORTED CARVED TREENWARE MORTAR AND PESTLE SETS, LOT OF TWO

ASSORTED CARVED TREENWARE MORTAR AND PESTLE SETS, LOT OF TWO, each mortar with a pestle probably together by association, comprising of a barrel-form example with carved band and having original red-painted surface, remaining example of slightly tapered cylinder form. 19th century. Mortars 8 1/4", 5 1/2" D rim and 8 3/4" H, and 5 1/2" D rim; pestles 9 1/4" and 10 1/4".

Lot: 2368 - ASSORTED CARVED TREENWARE KITCHEN CONTAINERS AND UTENSILS, LOT OF 16

ASSORTED CARVED TREENWARE KITCHEN CONTAINERS AND UTENSILS, LOT OF 16, comprising of three vase/barrel form containers, including one example with barrel form and having carved bands, and 13 utensils including ladles, spoons, and paddles/scoops, one spoon having a heart-form handle extension and a serrated edged shank, one paddle with impressed and illegible name. 19th century. Containers 6 1/4" to 9" H, 3 7/8" to 6 3/8" D rims; utensils 7 1/4" to 12 1/4" HOA.

Lot: 2369 - ASSORTED TURNED TREEN MORTARS AND PESTLES, LOT OF FOUR

ASSORTED TURNED TREEN MORTARS AND PESTLES, LOT OF FOUR, each of a similar turned form with an associates pestle, each retaining the original dry or lightly finished surface. 19th century. Tallest mortar 9 1/2" H (not including pestle), 6 1/4" D.

Lot: 2370 - MID-ATLANTIC PAINTED YELLOW PINE OVERSIZED BREAD / CUTTING / WORK BOARD

MID-ATLANTIC PAINTED YELLOW PINE OVERSIZED BREAD / CUTTING / WORK BOARD, of very large form, two-board form with bread-board ends, the scrubbed work side with evidence of cut marks and some old screw holes near the center, the reverse retains the original stellar chrome-yellow painted surface. Second half 19th century. 60 1/4" x 24 1/4" OA.

Lot: 2371 - AMERICAN TREEN DRAIN BOARDS, LOT OF TWO

AMERICAN TREEN DRAIN BOARDS, LOT OF TWO, pine and oak, comprising a massive single-board example with a cut-out end on short feet; and a smaller thick oak example with battens on the backside and script lettering reading "Milton Hardware Company". Both retain the original dry surface, the larger with splatters of paint to the backside with several cut-out areas of minor alterations indicating it may have been repurposed at an earlier time. Second half 19th/first half 20th century. Largest 50 1/4" x 21 1/4" OA. Published: Smaller example in Jill Peterson, "Penn's Sylvania, Land of Milk and Honey, Early Antiques and Towering Tractors", A Simple Life, Winter 2011, p. 6.

Lot: 2372 - AMERICAN PINE IRONING BOARD

AMERICAN PINE IRONING BOARD, of rectangular single board form with a tapered end having a hanging hole, period nail holes over much of the surface imply that a textile covering was originally attached. Retains the original dry surface with darkened patina. 19th century. 59 3/4" x 14 3/4" OA.

Lot: 2373 - ASSORTED WOODEN COUNTRY DOMESTIC ARTICLES, LOT OF SIX

ASSORTED WOODEN COUNTRY DOMESTIC ARTICLES, LOT OF SIX, comprising of three hanging hook/rack examples, including two of a tree branch form, and a wall mount example with two pegs; a candle drying example with shaped handle and twelve wired hooks; and an eight-bar base draining rack. 19th century. Racks 7 1/4" to 16 3/4" HOA; drying rack 15 1/4" x 26".

Lot: 2374 - ASSORTED WOODEN COUNTRY-PAINTED DOMESTIC ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR

ASSORTED WOODEN COUNTRY-PAINTED DOMESTIC ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR, comprising of three hanging hooks examples, including a four-peg with red-painted surface to the lower extension shaft, a six-peg with olive-green paint, and a red-painted anchor-form hook; and a folding drain rack with a tan over a dark blue paint. 19th century. Racks 9" to 16 1/2" HOA; drying rack folded 14 1/2" x 15".

Lot: 2375 - ASSORTED SHEET-IRON AND WROUGHT-IRON AND OTHER METAL DOMESTIC ARTICLES, UNCOUNTED LOT

ASSORTED SHEET-IRON AND WROUGHT-IRON AND OTHER METAL DOMESTIC ARTICLES, UNCOUNTED LOT, comprising of three pair of scissors, including a pair of Areca/Betel nut with an impressed mark of "APAUT / DC"; a hanging rack supporting a large sheeted recipe booklet; a slicer; a dough scraper; a circular form container with cover and a bail handle, retaining traces of stencil decoration; and two mugs including one base impressed "WEAR-BRITE"; a brass pie crust crimper; two straight razors; and a shaving mug with brush and soap. 19th century. Racks 9" to 16 1/2" HOA; drying rack folded 14 1/2" x 15".

Lot: 2376 - ASSORTED COUNTRY TREENWARE DOMESTIC ARTICLES, UNCOUNTED LOT

ASSORTED COUNTRY TREENWARE DOMESTIC ARTICLES, UNCOUNTED LOT, including two food choppers with wrought-iron blades, one example of crescent form; two slaw graters including one example with a red painted surface; a whet/hone stone fitted in a wooden holder; a cradle-form sifter with cloth mesh; a large rolling pin; an assortment of various flatware and utensils, a pale sage-green painted pine angled platform book holder fitted with a cloth soft cover cookbook titled "The First M. E. Church Cook Book, Marysville, Ohio, 1899"; and a grater having steel teeth within a concave bowl.19th/first quarter 20th century. 3 1/2" to 16 1/2" HOA.

Lot: 2377 - ASSORTED COUNTRY TREENWARE AND WOODEN DOMESTIC ARTICLES, LOT OF 11

ASSORTED COUNTRY TREENWARE AND WOODEN DOMESTIC ARTICLES, LOT OF 11, comprising of three scoops including one having a green painted surface and remaining with a red painted surface; a long handled ladle; a covered container; a cannister/container with a painted green wooden cover; a vase; a washboard; a stirrer; a vintage wooden bowl signed on the underside "Munising"; and an oblong-form holder fitted with 28 concave sections, (26 sections fitted with a dried egg-form gourd).19th/20th century. 8" to 38" HOA.

Lot: 2378 - CARVED TREEN CUTTING / SCRUB BOARD AND BOWL, LOT OF TWO

CARVED TREEN CUTTING / SCRUB BOARD AND BOWL, LOT OF TWO, each carved of the solid, comprising a strange bowl with three sections and an extended rim; and a countertop cutting board/scrub board with a well on one side. Both retain an old waxed surface. 19th/20th century. Largest 3 3/4" HOA, 21 3/4" x 14" OA.

Lot: 2379 - NEW ENGLAND ASH / BIRCH SHAVED / SPLINT HEARTH BROOM

NEW ENGLAND ASH / BIRCH SHAVED / SPLINT HEARTH BROOM, having a shaven handle with splints bent down and secured by a splint band, retains the original dry surface. Late 19th/first quarter 20th century. 51" HOA.

Lot: 2380 - NEW ENGLAND ASH / BIRCH SHAVED / SPLINT HEARTH BROOM

NEW ENGLAND ASH / BIRCH SHAVED / SPLINT HEARTH BROOM, having a shaven handle with splints bent down and secured by a twine band, retains the original dry surface. Late 19th/first quarter 20th century. 48" HOA.

Lot: 2381 - APPALACHIAN HICKORY SHAVED / SPLINT HEARTH BROOM

APPALACHIAN HICKORY SHAVED / SPLINT HEARTH BROOM, having a shaven handle with splints bent down and secured by two twine bands, retains the original dry surface. Late 19th/first quarter 20th century. 47 1/2" HOA.

Lot: 2382 - NEW ENGLAND ASH / BIRCH SHAVED / SPLINT HEARTH BROOMS, LOT OF TWO

NEW ENGLAND ASH / BIRCH SHAVED / SPLINT HEARTH BROOMS, LOT OF TWO, each having a shaven handle with splints bent down and secured by wire, and an early woven tape, each retains the original dry surface. Late 19th/first quarter 20th century. Largest 58" HOA.

Lot: 2383 - AMERICAN HICKORY AND ASH / BIRCH SHAVED / SPLINT HEARTH BROOMS, LOT OF TWO

AMERICAN HICKORY AND ASH / BIRCH SHAVED / SPLINT HEARTH BROOMS, LOT OF TWO, each having a shaven handle with splints bent down and secured by wire, each retains the original dry surface. Late 19th/first quarter 20th century. Largest 46 1/2" HOA.

Lot: 2384 - AMERICAN, PROBABLY SOUTHERN ACADIAN, CORN-HUSK MOP

AMERICAN, PROBABLY SOUTHERN ACADIAN, CORN-HUSK MOP, oak or hickory base platform and possibly cypress or ash handle, the platform with a number of drilled holes with corn husks fitted in them, the exterior edge with an applied period sheet-metal repair securing the shrinkage cracks. Retains the original dry surface with a possibly very light wax or finish on the handle. Late 19th century. 62" HOA. Catalogue Note: Mops of nearly-identical form are pictured in Holden and Bacot - Furnishing Louisiana, Creole and Acadian Furniture, 1735-1835 and are attributed to the Louisiana area. Literature: Parallels Holden and Bacot - Furnishing Louisiana, Creole and Acadian Furniture, 1735-1835, pp. 405 and 407, figs. 10 and 11.

Lot: 2385 - AMERICAN SHAVED / SPLINT AND SHEET IRON

AMERICAN SHAVED / SPLINT AND SHEET IRON, the head constructed from numerous splint bristles joined by nailed sheet iron bands at the top, the whole mounted to a maple broomstick. Late 19th/first quarter 20th century. 51" LOA.

Lot: 2386 - ASSORTED AMERICAN SHAVED / SPLINT AND OTHER HEARTH BROOMS, LOT OF FOUR

ASSORTED AMERICAN SHAVED / SPLINT AND OTHER HEARTH BROOMS, LOT OF FOUR, comprising two shaved/splint examples, one secured with woven/plaited inner bark (or reed of some kind) and wire; and two broom corn or broom straw examples, one of which may be Kentucky or Berea College. Each retains a dry, lightly-finished, or painted stick. Late 19th/20th century. Largest 60" HOA.

Lot: 2387 - NEW ENGLAND ASH SHAVED / SPLINT DIMINUTIVE HEARTH / TABLE BROOMS, LOT OF TWO

NEW ENGLAND ASH SHAVED / SPLINT DIMINUTIVE HEARTH / TABLE BROOMS, LOT OF TWO, each having a shaven handle and including one with integral construction, one example with a drilled hole and having a hanging string, each having the splints secured with a knotted splint. Late 19th/first quarter 20th century. 17 1/2" and 24 1/4" HOA.

Lot: 2388 - NEW ENGLAND DIMINUTIVE HEARTH / TABLE BROOMS, LOT OF TWO

NEW ENGLAND DIMINUTIVE HEARTH / TABLE BROOMS, LOT OF TWO, each having a shaven handle with one example having a worn dark painted surface, each with a broom corn or similar material for the bristles and having the tops secured by a textile wrapping, one example having the upper bristle section in a horizontal woven construction, each handle drilled with a hole and having a hanging string. Late 19th/first quarter 20th century. 11 3/4" and 13 3/4" HOA.  

Lot: 2389 - MID-ATLANTIC PAINTED PINE MASSIVE WASH TUB AND STAND, LOT OF TWO

 MID-ATLANTIC PAINTED PINE MASSIVE WASH TUB AND STAND, LOT OF TWO, very large round form, coopered stave construction joined by metal straps, each side with a tab handle, the stand of robust form with crossed supports on square through-mortised legs. Retains the likely original red painted surface on the exterior and an old layered white-washed interior surface. Second half 19th century. Tub 25" HOA, 41 1/2" D; stand 16 1/2" H 30" SQ.

Lot: 2390 - AMERICAN PAINTED PINE WASH TUB

AMERICAN PAINTED PINE WASH TUB, slightly tapered circular form, coopered staves having two wire rings and the base with a metal band, rim fitted with two drop handles with each having a wooden hand grip. Retaining an early blue-painted surface. Fourth quarter 19th century. 11 1/2" HOA, 21 1/4" D.

Lot: 2391 - AMERICAN PINE WASH TUBS, LOT OF TWO

AMERICAN PINE WASH TUBS, LOT OF TWO, each of staved form with iron bands and raised tab handles. Both retain a later finished surface. Second half 19th century. Largest 18" HOA, 13" H rim, 25" D.

Lot: 2392 - AMERICAN COUNTRY-PAINTED TREEN BUCKETS / PAILS, LOT OF TWO

AMERICAN COUNTRY-PAINTED TREEN BUCKETS / PAILS, LOT OF TWO, slightly tapered circular form, coopered staves including largest example with tongue and groove construction, comprising of a diminutive bucket/pail with slightly tapered rim and having wired securing bands and bail handle; and remaining example having metal securing bands and a cover with attached shaped handle, and an additional wired bail handle having a wooden hand grip. Each retaining original red-painted surfaces, diminutive example's interior with a red-painted surface and remaining example with a natural surface. 19th century. 6 1/8" H to top of rim, 7 1/4" D rim and 8 1/2" HOA to wooden handle on top of cover, 11 3/8" D top.

Lot: 2393 - AMERICAN PAINTED TREEN FIRKIN AND STORAGE CONTAINER, LOT OF TWO

AMERICAN PAINTED TREEN FIRKIN AND STORAGE CONTAINER, LOT OF TWO, each of stave construction with iron hoops, comprising a tall firkin or churn with tapered sides and some form of a liquid storage container with a cork plugging the hole on the top with a wire-bail handle having a wood grip. Both retain early, possibly original, painted surfaces. Second half 19th century. Firkin 14 1/4" HOA, 10" D.

Lot: 2394 - AMERICAN COUNTRY-PAINTED TREEN BUCKETS / PAILS / TUBS, LOT OF TWO

AMERICAN COUNTRY-PAINTED TREEN BUCKETS / PAILS / TUBS, LOT OF TWO, each of slightly tapered circular forms, coopered staves secured by three metal bands with rivet and tack construction, comprising of a well bucket/pail, rim having two extended tabs which support an iron bail handle; remaining a wash tub with extended tabs which support an iron bail handle. Each retaining original dark red-painted surfaces, each interior with a natural used surface. 19th century. 17" H to top of handle, 10 3/4" H to top of tab, 14 3/4" D rim and 20 1/4" H to top of handle, 10 3/4" H to top of tab, 9 1/2" D rim.

Lot: 2395 - AMERICAN PAINTED DIMINUTIVE SCRUB BOARD

AMERICAN PAINTED DIMINUTIVE SCRUB BOARD, of strange small form with a projecting well-formed lollipop handle, the main body with a short nailed edge, the back with an applied foot to keep the board at an angle when in use. Retains an early, probably original mustard yellow painted surface. 19th century. 12 3/4" x 6 3/4" OA.

Lot: 2396 - MID-ATLANTIC PAINTED PINE LARGE SORTING BOARD / TRAY

MID-ATLANTIC PAINTED PINE LARGE SORTING BOARD / TRAY, nailed construction, raised gallery tapered on the ends with cut-out handles. Retains an early painted surface. Second half 19th century. 7 1/4" HOA, 43 1/2" x 27 1/2" OA. Published: Jill Peterson, "Penn's Sylvania, Land of Milk and Honey, Early Antiques and Towering Tractors", A Simple Life, Winter 2011, p. 8 (covering stovetop).

Lot: 2397 - ASSORTED PAINTED WOODEN DOMESTIC ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR

ASSORTED PAINTED WOODEN DOMESTIC ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR, comprising an oval-form bentwood box with red painted surface and having floral stencil decoration; a wall hanging pocket with black painted surface, probably for soap; a handled carrier with six compartments, having a mustard yellow over black surface; and a square-form egg crate with stenciled cover "Farmers Friend Pat. Aug. 30, 1898", stenciled walls include two sides with "Wm. E. Meier / Grocer / Evansville, Ind.", another with "Reliable Egg Carrier". 19th/early 20th century. Bentwood box 3" H, 3 3/8" x 4 3/8"; crate 11" H to top, 12 1/4" x 13 1/2" overall; wall pocket 4 1/4" H, 5 3/4" L.

Lot: 2398 - NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE HANGING SCRUB BOARD

NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE HANGING SCRUB BOARD, nailed construction, the tapered rectangular back over a shallow shelf supported by a shaped bracket. Retains remnants of an early painted surface to the base section. Mid 19th century. 36" HOA, 16 1/2" WOA.

Lot: 2399 - AMERICAN PAINTED PINE BEE BOX

AMERICAN PAINTED PINE BEE BOX, two-piece form, nailed construction, the upper section of house-like form with a pitched roof, the lower section of rectangular form with a slot at the bottom for the bees to enter. Retains an old blue-painted surface in addition to a vintage smoker and bee keeper's hat to the interior. Late 19th/first quarter 20th century. 20 1/2" HOA, 24" x 16 1/2" OA.

Lot: 2400 - AMERICAN VERNACULAR PAINTED SLAB STOOL

AMERICAN VERNACULAR PAINTED SLAB STOOL, the thick slab top is supported by four round legs. Retains an early, probably original painted surface with the top having a scrubbed natural surface. Second half 19th century. 7 1/4" HOA, 12 1/4" D.

Lot: 2401 - AMERICAN PINE WALL-HANGING CUTTING / BREAD BOARD / SPOON RACK

AMERICAN PINE WALL-HANGING CUTTING / BREAD BOARD / SPOON RACK, single-board form with a shaped top and applied battens to one side, the upper batten drilled for spoons. Together with two wooden spoons. Three pieces total. Second half 19th century. 32" x 16" OA.

Lot: 2402 - AMERICAN TIN / SHEET-IRON COVERED CANISTERS / CONTAINERS, LOT OF FOUR

AMERICAN TIN / SHEET-IRON COVERED CANISTERS / CONTAINERS, LOT OF FOUR, each of a similar cylindrical form with applied handles and covers with an arched central handle. Retain painted and natural surfaces. Late 19th/first half 20th century. 16 1/2" to 9" HOA.

Lot: 2403 - AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED PINE TROUGH

AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED PINE TROUGH, nailed construction, retaining an early green-painted surface. Fourth quarter 19th century. 11 1/2" H, 49 1/4" L, 24" W.

Lot: 2404 - AMERICAN COUNTRY OAK TROUGH

AMERICAN COUNTRY OAK TROUGH, nailed construction, rough-hewn thick oak boards, one end with a raised till-like area. Retains the original dry surface. 19th century. 15 1/2" HOA, 41" x 23 1/2" OA.

Lot: 2405 - AMERICAN PAINTED PEG RACK AND MEAT HANGING RACK

AMERICAN PAINTED PEG RACK AND MEAT HANGING RACK, comprising an oak and pine peg rack with small carved pegs and a cleaned blue-painted surface; and an oak meat rack with chamfered edges and wrought-iron hooks retaining an early layered painted surface. 19th century. 74 3/4" and 75 1/2" LOA.

Lot: 2406 - ASSORTED YELLOWWARE AND OTHER UTILITARIAN POTTERY ARTICLES, LOT OF SEVEN

ASSORTED YELLOWWARE AND OTHER UTILITARIAN POTTERY ARTICLES, LOT OF SEVEN, comprising five mixing bowls, including two examples having cobalt blue bands and with one having molded panels to the lower body section, a white-banded example, an undecorated example; and a modern/reproduction Robinson Ransbottom example having red and blue bands with a geometrical patterned molding; a cream glazed and brown interior pitcher with later polychrome floral decoration; and a diminutive green glaze mixing bowl and having molded bands, filled with assorted plastic fruits and dried gourds. 20th century. Mixing bowls 2 1/2" to 7 5/8" H, 5 1/4" to 14 1/2" D rim; pitcher 7 1/4" H.

Lot: 2407 - AMERICAN PINE AND OAK COUNTRY STORE BALANCE SCALE

AMERICAN PINE AND OAK COUNTRY STORE BALANCE SCALE, having a beveled slab base with central chamfered supporting an oak beam with two simple pans on either side. Retains the original dry surface. Second half 19th century. 23 1/4" HOA, 38" WOA, 10 1/2" DOA.

Lot: 2408 - NEW ENGLAND PINE SORTING / CUTTING / BREAD BOARDS, LOT OF TWO

NEW ENGLAND PINE SORTING / CUTTING / BREAD BOARDS, LOT OF TWO, comprising a painted example with two shaped galleries/edges nailed to the longest sides, one oriented up, the other down, the back and edges retaining and early painted surface; and a single-board example with nailed gallery/edges on all sides retaining a dark, dry natural surface. Mid 19th century. Painted example 26 1/4" x 19 1/4" OA.

Lot: 2409 - AMERICAN PAINTED PINE AND OAK CHILDREN'S FURNITURE, LOT OF TWO

AMERICAN PAINTED PINE AND OAK CHILDREN'S FURNITURE, LOT OF TWO, comprising a painted yellow pine child's wash stand with an old, possibly original mustard yellow-painted surface; and an oak and pine child's chair retaining remnants of a red-washed surface. Fourth quarter 19th century. Washstand 26 1/2" HOA, 14" WOA, 10" DOA.

Lot: 2410 - AMERICAN WOVEN RAG RUNNERS, LOT OF TWO PAIRS

AMERICAN WOVEN RAG RUNNERS, LOT OF TWO PAIRS, each having a long striped design; comprising a longer pair with each having four wide stripes in pink, yellow, green, and white colors; and a shorter pair with thin stripes. First half 20th century. Longer pair 36" W, 166" and 171 1/2" L; shorter pair 37 1/2" W, 98" and 101 1/4" L.

Lot: 2411 - AMERICAN WOVEN RAG RUNNERS, LOT OF THREE

AMERICAN WOVEN RAG RUNNERS, LOT OF THREE, each having a striped pattern; comprising a pair having mainly blue, white, and black colors, fringe at the end edges; and a single runner having long stripes in blue, red, orange, and yellow / white colors. First half 20th century. Pair each 37 1/2" x 145"; single 34" x 138".

Lot: 2412 - ASSORTED SHEET-IRON / TIN SPICE AND FOOD CONTAINERS AND SETS, LOT OF TEN

ASSORTED SHEET-IRON / TIN SPICE AND FOOD CONTAINERS AND SETS, LOT OF TEN, comprising of four circular-form sets fitted into a large holding container, includes two examples with each fitted with a grater, one having five tins with embossed lettering tops and one with six tins having stenciled lettering to the top, an example with black ground and gold stenciling to the tops of its seven tins, and an example fitted on an open top pedestal-form holder and fitted with six tins; and six lithographed examples with red/black/gold graphics and in similar matching. Fourth quarter 19th/first quarter 20th century. 3 1/4" to 7 1/2" HOA.

Lot: 2413 - GRANITEWARE / ENAMELWARE KITCHEN SINK

GRANITEWARE / ENAMELWARE KITCHEN SINK, gray mottled finish, of rectangular form with a drain hole at one end and an extension flange/overhang on the upper edge. Late 19th/first quarter 20th century. 6 1/2" deep, 30" x 18 3/8" OA.

Lot: 2414 - ASSORTED ENAMELWARE / GRANITEWARE KITCHEN DOMESTIC/ UTILITARIAN ARTICLES, LOT OF 15

ASSORTED ENAMELWARE / GRANITEWARE KITCHEN DOMESTIC / UTILITARIAN ARTICLES, LOT OF 15, light and dark gray with various patterns including speckled, mottled and swirling, articles comprising of seven pitchers, including one with a tri-form rim and underside stamped "Agate Mfg. Co."; three plates; a pot with bail handle and rim having a slight pour spout; a bucket with bail handle and having a wooden handle grip; a fluted bowl; a colander; and a mug. First half 20th century. 2" to 8 1/4" HOA.

Lot: 2415 - ASSORTED ENAMELWARE / GRANITEWARE KITCHEN DOMESTIC/ UTILITARIAN ARTICLES, LOT OF 23

ASSORTED ENAMELWARE / GRANITEWARE KITCHEN DOMESTIC/ UTILITARIAN ARTICLES, LOT OF 23, light and dark gray with various patterns including speckled, mottled and swirling, comprising of five pitchers, two examples with underside marked for Lalance & Grosjean Mfg. Co. and another with crossed marks; six bowls; three mugs; three 9 3/4" D pie pans, two 9 1/2" D plates; two buckets with covers having finials and bail handle, smallest example with the underside marked for Lalance & Grosjean Mfg. Co. a covered pot with double handles; and a vase. First half 20th century. 2" to 8 1/2" HOA.

Lot: 2416 - ASSORTED ENAMELWARE / GRANITEWARE KITCHEN DOMESTIC/ UTILITARIAN DIMINUTIVE ARTICLES, LOT OF 17

ASSORTED ENAMELWARE / GRANITEWARE KITCHEN DOMESTIC / UTILITARIAN DIMINUTIVE ARTICLES, LOT OF 17, white, light and dark gray with various patterns including speckled, mottled and swirling, articles comprising of two pitchers; two soap dishes including one with a back plate for hanging; a coffee pot; a pot with sheet-iron cover and having a bail handle; a milk/cream jug/container with sheet-iron cover and bail handle; a tankard with cover; a bucket with bail handle and wooden hand grip; a pan with bail handle; a candlestick/chamberstick; a pie plate; a funnel; a cup and saucer; and two white enamelware examples with cobalt blue rims including a teapot and a Swedish marked saucer. First half 20th century. 1 3/4" to 5 1/2" HOA.

Lot: 2417 - ASSORTED ENAMELWARE / GRANITEWARE KITCHEN DOMESTIC/ UTILITARIAN ARTICLES, LOT OF 13

ASSORTED ENAMELWARE / GRANITEWARE KITCHEN DOMESTIC / UTILITARIAN ARTICLES, LOT OF 13, light and dark gray with various patterns including speckled, mottled and swirling, articles comprising of nine pitchers, including some of tankard form and one example having a bail handle with wooden grip and applied hand hold to the body, four examples with underside having makers mark including "Acme", "Agate Mfg. Co.", and "Granite Iron Ware", one example's body enameled in white "D. of H. / N. Y. C."; two milk cannister/creamers with covers and bail handles, including largest with a wooden hand grip; a large container with strap handle, having a cover with a white porcelain finial, body retains the original paper label for Lalance & Grosjean Mfg. Co. "El-AN-GE"; and a dipper with a wooden handle. First half 20th century. 4 1/2" to 12 3/4" HOA.

Lot: 2418 - ASSORTED SHEET-IRON / TIN KITCHEN DOMESTIC/ UTILITARIAN ARTICLES, LOT OF 25

ASSORTED SHEET-IRON / TIN KITCHEN DOMESTIC/ UTILITARIAN ARTICLES, LOT OF 25, comprising of six assorted sized shakers, including three with underside embossed "FRIES"; four canisters with covers, three matching examples with undersides embossed "FRIES"; three scoops; an embossed Chase & Sanborn Seal Brand coffee container with cover; a covered cake mold; a tankard pitcher; a hinged lid container with a four-divided sectional interior; a red-painted octagonal-form tray; a fluted pie pan; two coffee pots including large example with a hinged lid; a teapot with cover; and three small individual pie plates. 19th/first half 20th century. 1 1/4" to 9 1/2" HOA.

Lot: 2419 - ASSORTED SHEET-IRON / TIN AND OTHER KITCHEN DOMESTIC/ UTILITARIAN ARTICLES, LOT OF 23

ASSORTED SHEET-IRON / TIN AND OTHER KITCHEN DOMESTIC/ UTILITARIAN ARTICLES, LOT OF 23, comprising of four scoops including one with a one-piece constructed turned wooden end and handle; four food molds, including one with a grape/vintage pattern, a corn, and a flower; three wire holders/trivet; two insect/fly traps with mesh construction; two dust pans with wooden back and handles; two syrup sap buckets with original red painted surface; a large square-form can embossed "MAPLE SYRUP", having a loop handle and a threaded cover; a four-section wall-mount rolling pin holder; a cylindrical-form shaker container with a wooden handle; a syrup jug with hinged lid; a small covered container, and an aluminum bowled dipper with wooden handle. 19th/first half 20th century. 1" to 9 3/4" HOA.

Lot: 2420 - ASSORTED SHEET-IRON AND WOODEN CANDLE ARTICLES, LOT OF 12

ASSORTED SHEET-IRON AND WOODEN CANDLE ARTICLES, LOT OF 12, comprising three sheet-iron tapered candle molds, including two 12-tube examples and a 24-tube example; four wooden candle holders, including a brown painted wall-mount example with sheet-iron covered base, sides having a faint carved scallop pattern, a baluster-form example, a handled example and a circular-form example; and five blocks of scented beeswax with some having paper labels and remnants of cheesecloth wrapping. 19th/20th century. 2 5/8" to 17" HOA.

Lot: 2421 - ASSORTED SOAP AND SOAP HOLDERS, UNCOUNTED LOT

ASSORTED SOAP AND SOAP HOLDERS, UNCOUNTED LOT, comprising of 14 large bars and several small bars of likely lye soap, an over the sink wire basket soap holder; and two sheet-iron containers, including a bucket with bail handle and having a wooden hand grip. First half 20th century. Wire soap holder 3 3/4" HOA, 6 1/4" LOA; largest soap bar approximately3 1/2" SQ.

Lot: 2422 - ASSORTED STONE FRUIT AND PEDESTAL COMPOTE, LOT OF 12

ASSORTED STONE FRUIT AND PEDESTAL COMPOTE, LOT OF 12, comprising 11 various fruits including five lemons, three bananas, and three oranges; fitted in a plaster-type material large footed compote with scalloped edge, having small remnants of painted surface, exterior having molded bows with grapes and flowers, circular-form foot. 20th century. Fruit 1 1/2" to 2 1/2" HOA; bowl 7" H, 14 1/4" D rim.

Lot: 2423 - AMERICAN SHEET-IRON / TIN TUBS / PANS WITH DRIED GOURDS, LOT OF THREE

AMERICAN SHEET-IRON / TIN TUBS / PANS WITH DRIED GOURDS, LOT OF THREE, each of similar form with applied handles and old darkened surfaces. Filled with a variety of dried gourds and related decorative articles. Second half 19th/first half 20th century. Largest 10" HOA, 16 3/4" D.

Lot: 2424 - AMERICAN WOOD AND IRON HANGING DRYING RACKS, LOT OF TWO

AMERICAN WOOD AND IRON HANGING DRYING RACKS, LOT OF TWO, the larger with a carved wood standard fitted with iron pegs; the smaller of similar form completely of iron wire with hooks on the top and bottom. A number of faux apples are included and are as-decorated by Patsy Martin. Late 19th century. Largest 35 1/2" HOA.

Lot: 2425 - WATT POTTERY NO. 121 "APPLE" MUGS, SET OF SIX

WATT POTTERY NO. 121 "APPLE" MUGS, SET OF SIX, each having a slight hour-glass form, each with apple and foliage decoration, bases impressed in a circle "WATT / 121 / U. S. A.". Third quarter 20th century. 3 3/4" H, 3 1/8' D rim, 3 3/8" D base.

Lot: 2426 - ASSORTED WOODEN DOMESTIC CHILD, DOLL, AND OTHER DOMESTIC ARTICLES, LOT OF EIGHT

ASSORTED WOODEN DOMESTIC CHILD, DOLL, AND OTHER DOMESTIC ARTICLES, LOT OF SEVEN, comprising of three doll articles, including a painted gray cradle and Adirondack chair, and a sled; three child's articles including two chalkboards and a tan painted easel with turned finials; and a red painted pine stool with hole in center top for hand grip. First half 20th century. Easel 24 1/4" HOA; chalkboards 5 3/8" x 7 1/2" and 9 1/2" x 13".

Lot: 2427 - ASSORTED PAINTED WOODEN AND STAINED MIRRORS AND FRAME, LOT OF SIX

ASSORTED PAINTED WOODEN AND STAINED MIRRORS AND FRAME, LOT OF SIX, each of rectangular form, comprising five examples with a mirror, painted surfaces include red, mustard yellow and green, one example having some additional dark scroll decoration; and a pine frame with stained finish. Second half 19th/first half 20th century. 8 1/4" x 10 1/4" to 15 1/2" x 21 3/4". Published: Yellow example in Jill Peterson, "Early Lodging: Patsy Martin's Upstairs Bedrooms", A Simple Life, Spring 2018, p. 65.

Lot: 2428 - CARVED WOODEN MORTAR AND PESTLE

CARVED PAINTED WOODEN MORTAR AND PESTLE, mortar retains a worn mustard yellow/green painted surface, having a one-piece block construction with carved cavity; and a red painted mortar/smasher with simple handle having a natural finish, top with circular-form line carving. 19th century. Mortar 5 1/4" H, 9" x 12" overall; pestle 12 1/2" HOA, 5" D.

Lot: 2429 - NEW ENGLAND PINE CANTED-SIDE BOX

NEW ENGLAND PINE CANTED-SIDE BOX, nailed-construction, having canted sides with cut-out handles and a base with drilled holes for ventilation or sifting of some kind. Retains the likely original dry surface. Second half 19th century. 10" HOA, 19 1/2" SQ.

Lot: 2430 - AMERICAN WALL-HANGING SCHOOL SLATE CHALKBOARD

AMERICAN WALL-HANGING SCHOOL SLATE CHALKBOARD, rectangular form with a molded maple frame and a chalk shelf along the bottom edge. Retains the likely original finished surface. Late 19th/early 20th century. 14 1/2" x 20 1/2" OA.

Lot: 2431 - AMERICAN PAINTED MIXED WOOD DRYING RACK

AMERICAN PAINTED MIXED WOOD DRYING RACK, mixed woods including pine, poplar, and oak, of unusual form with slightly-tapered ends connected by turned oak rods. Retains the likely original red-washed surface. Second half 19th century. 36 1/4" HOA, 26" WOA, 13 1/2" DOA.

Lot: 2432 - MID-ATLANTIC PAINTED YELLOW PINE WALL-MOUNTED SWINGING DRYING RACK

MID-ATLANTIC PAINTED YELLOW PINE WALL-MOUNTED SWINGING DRYING RACK, pegged construction, of form much like a fireplace crane, with a rectangular wall plate with rounded edges, the whole retaining remnants of an early red-washed surface. 19th century. 28" HOA, 62 1/2" L arm.

Lot: 2433 - ASSORTED AMERICAN PEG RACKS AND RELATED ARTICLES, LOT OF FIVE

ASSORTED AMERICAN PEG RACKS AND RELATED ARTICLES, LOT OF FIVE, comprising three peg racks with carved wooden pegs, a drying rack with iron hooks, and a shelf. Two pieces retain old painted surfaces, the remaining with old dry surfaces. 19th/early 20th century. Longest 48" LOA.

Lot: 2434 - NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE COUNTERTOP WORK SURFACE / SORTING BOARD

NEW ENGLAND PAINTED PINE COUNTERTOP WORK SURFACE / SORTING BOARD, nailed construction, rectangular form with a high backsplash/gallery in the back with a lower edge in the front. Retains an early painted surface with later-added hardware allowing the piece to be hung and used as a shelf. Mid 19th century. 6 3/4" HOA, 37 1/2" x 14 1/2" OA.

Lot: 2435 - AMERICAN PINE HANGING SCRUB BOARD

AMERICAN PINE HANGING SCRUB BOARD, nailed construction, the tapered rectangular back with rounded top and bottom over a shallow shelf and two early nails. Retains the original dry surface. Mid 19th century. 33" HOA, 11 3/4" WOA, 6 3/4" DOA. 

Lot: 2436 - COUNTRY PAINTED PINE STOOLS, LOT OF TWO

COUNTRY PAINTED PINE STOOLS, LOT OF TWO, comprising an example of box form with a projecting handle and cut-out legs; and a small example with ovate top and through-mortised shaped splayed legs. Both retain an early painted surface. Late 19th/early 20th century. Largest 12" HOA, 11" x 14 3/4" OA.

Lot: 2437 - EUROPEAN PAINTED PINE SUITCASE

EUROPEAN PAINTED PINE SUITCASE, dovetailed construction, rectangular form with bowed sides, leather handles, and a brass escutcheon with iron interior lock. The interior is lined with what appear to be hand-written letters and an Eastern European printed advertising article and a stamp. Retains an old, probably original painted surface. Second half 19th century. 10 1/2" HOA, 25" x 17" OA. Published: Jill Peterson, "Early Lodging: Patsy Martin's Upstairs Bedrooms", A Simple Life, Spring 2018, p. 66.

Lot: 2438 - AMERICAN VERNACULAR BIRD CAGE

AMERICAN VERNACULAR BIRD CAGE, pine top and base sections connected by whittled supports which are wrapped in early wire screen, including a sheet iron door and other interior accessories. 19th century. 14 3/4" HOA, 13 1/2" SQ base.

Lot: 2439 - AMERICAN OR ENGLISH OAK MINIATURE / DOLL'S SLED

AMERICAN OR ENGLISH OAK MINIATURE / DOLL'S SLED, of typical form with a shaped top and applied shaped runners with iron edges. Retains the likely original lightly-finished surface. Late 19th/first quarter 20th century. 5 1/4" HOA, 18" x 8 1/2" OA.

Lot: 2440 - ANTIQUE HIP / RUMP STRAP OF SLEIGH BELLS

ANTIQUE HIP / RUMP STRAP OF SLEIGH BELLS, leather strap fitted with six graduated brass bells. Together with a single brass bell on a leather strap. Two pieces total. Late 19th/early 20th century. 22" LOA.

Lot: 2441 - AMERICAN PAINTED WOODEN HAY FORK

AMERICAN PAINTED WOODEN HAY FORK, probably maple, having three tines and mortised and nailed cross supports. Retaining an early blue painted surface. Second half 19th century. 58" LOA.

Lot: 2442 - AMERICAN PAINTED FRAME HAND SAW

AMERICAN PAINTED FRAME HAND SAW, of typical form with a nailed iron blade at the base and an early blue-painted surface. Late 19th/early 20th century. 26 1/2"x 35" OA.

Lot: 2443 - AMERICAN PAINTED TREEN APPLE PEELER

AMERICAN PAINTED TREEN APPLE PEELER, mixed woods including oak and probably maple, with a tapered platform base, two through-mortised posts supporting a wheel and the piece which holds the apple when the opposing crank is turned. Retains an early green-painted surface. 19th century. 15" HOA, 24 1/2" WOA, 6" DOA.

Lot: 2444 - AMERICAN PAINTED OAK AND CAST-IRON TAMPER

AMERICAN PAINTED OAK AND CAST-IRON TAMPER, turned white oak with a through-mortised side handle and a heavy cast-iron base, the underside of the oak shaft with a large wedge to secure the iron piece. Retains the stellar original blue-painted surface. Probably some form of tamper. 19th century. 38 3/4" HOA, 4 3/4" D base.

Lot: 2445 - CHAS. FORSCHNER & SONS COUNTRY STORE HANGING FOOD SCALE

CHAS. FORSCHNER & SONS COUNTRY STORE HANGING FOOD SCALE, cast- and sheet-iron, two-piece form, the face with a paper face marked for Chas. Forschner & Sons and a lower sheet-iron pan. First quarter 20th century. 44 1/2" HOA, 20 3/4" D.

Lot: 2446 - THOMPSON'S BANNER ROOT CUTTER NO. 7 FARM IMPLEMENT

THOMPSON'S BANNER ROOT CUTTER NO. 7 FARM IMPLEMENT, mixed-woods including poplar and oak, lettered "THOMPSON'S / Banner Root Cutter / No. 7 / PATENTED OCTO. 24 '99 / FOR POULTRY / YOUNG LAMBS / ETC." over the original red paint. Circa 1900. 39 1/2" HOA, 18 1/2" x 18" OA.

Lot: 2447 - ASSORTED COUNTRY ACCESSORIES, LOT OF TEN

ASSORTED COUNTRY ACCESSORIES, LOT OF TEN, including a leather two-compartment country doctor's traveling bag, leather accordion-style document/receipt case, three plugs of tobacco, a redware pottery jug, and a cloth bag of dried walnuts. 19th and 20th century. Doctor's bag: 7 1/2" H, 7 1/2" SQ.

Lot: 2448 - FORREST ALVIN "STRAD" GRAY (EAST CALAIS, VERMONT, 1884-1987) SHEET-IRON / TIN TRAY

FORREST ALVIN "STRAD" GRAY (EAST CALAIS, VERMONT, 1884-1987) SHEET-IRON / TIN TRAY, two-piece form joined in the center, of elongated octagonal form. Retains a note verso attributing it to Forrest Alvin "Strad" Gray of East Calais, VT. Retains the original surface. First half 20th century. 12 3/4" x 18" OA. Catalogue Note: The Vermont Historical Society has a write-up about Gray accompanying a tin fiddle made by him. Please see their information here.

Lot: 2449 - ASSORTED AMERICAN SHEET-IRON / TIN DOMESTIC / KITCHEN ACCESSORIES, LOT OF 10

ASSORTED AMERICAN SHEET-IRON / TIN DOMESTIC / KITCHEN ACCESSORIES, LOT OF TEN, including a painted wine cooler, set of four soup plates, and a number of other dishes. 19th/20th century. Largest tray/dish 3 1/2" HOA, 14 3/4" D.

Lot: 2450 - AMERICAN SHEET-IRON / TIN FIGURAL COOKIE CUTTERS, LOT OF THREE

AMERICAN SHEET-IRON / TIN FIGURAL COOKIE CUTTERS, LOT OF THREE, each of soldered construction, comprising a large profile figure of a woman with a dress on; a front-facing figure of a woman with a dress on; and a figure of a man with a hat. One with an applied strap handle to the backside. Late 19th/first quarter 20th century. Largest 10 1/2" x 6" OA.

Lot: 2451 - COUNTRY PINE AND POPLAR CANDLE CHANDELIER

COUNTRY PINE AND POPLAR CANDLE CHANDELIER, having a two-piece central shaft/extension joined by small nailed leather pieces supporting four arms, each with a cut-out sheet-metal candle socket and bobeche. Make-do/made up from old wood. Retains an old dry surface. 20th century with 19th century elements. 29 1/2" HOA, 22" SQ.

Lot: 2452 - ASSORTED SHEET-IRON AND OTHER KITCHEN AND DOMESTIC ARTICLES, UNCOUNTED LOT

ASSORTED SHEET-IRON AND OTHER KITCHEN AND DOMESTIC ARTICLES, UNCOUNTED LOT, comprising of six graters, including three flat examples, a nutmeg example and a circular-form tapered example with a wooden handle; three sets of three-piece hinged/pivoting graduated sized measuring spoons including two "Original" and a "Universal"; two pie crimpers/jiggers with wooden handles; two corn huskers; a wooden knife holder; a whisk; ten sharp-tine forks; seven assorted knives with some having various marked blades including Hanover, and Patterson; and a five-piece assortment of horn/bone spoons. 19th/first half 20th century. 4 3/4" to 16 1/2" HOA.

Lot: 2453 - ASSORTED COUNTRY DRYING AND HANGING RACKS, UNCOUNTED LOT

ASSORTED COUNTRY DRYING AND HANGING RACKS, UNCOUNTED LOT, includes an easel-form example with seven holders, a raised example with carved supports, two square-form grid-like examples, a wall mount example with rounded post over two notched bars, five metal examples, a folding cross-form example fitted with clothes pins, and a folding example marked "Handee Hanger, Bennington, VT". 19th 20th century. 6" to 21 1/2" HOA.

Lot: 2454 - ASSORTED MODERN / VINTAGE METAL AND WOOD DOMESTIC ARTICLES, UNCOUNTED LOT

ASSORTED MODERN / VINTAGE METAL AND WOOD DOMESTIC ARTICLES, UNCOUNTED LOT, comprising of seven candle lanterns, including a six-piece matching set of diminutive examples with no glass panes; a pair of weighted sheet-iron based and turned wooden shaft candlesticks; two sheet-iron strap-form candleholders with hooks for over a door; a painted cream punched and pierced electric lantern with matching patterned shade; a five-point star planter/pocket example; a galvanized chicken water base for 5 1/8" D jar rim; a large straw woven bag stamped "Manchester NH / JAJ / No. 217 / Fancy China Matting"; and a wooden battery operated clock in wooden frame. 20th/21st century. 5" to 18" HOA.

Lot: 2455 - ASSORTED WOOD AND METAL DOMESTIC ARTICLES, UNCOUNTED LOT

ASSORTED WOOD AND METAL DOMESTIC ARTICLES, UNCOUNTED LOT, comprising of three carved wooden duck decoys with painted decoration, one loom example signed "W. R. M. Freden" to the underside, and another retaining a partial metal tag possibly impressed "Y LUCA / COLAP"; a pair of wooden iron skates with iron runners; a diminutive set of sleigh bells; a wooden animal (ox/goat, etc.) collar/yoke with large bell; a wooden hanger having wrought-iron chains and hooks on each terminal. Late 19th/20th century. 2" to 38 3/4" LOA; decoys 6 1/2" to 7 1/2" HOA.

Lot: 2456 - ASSORTED TREEN, WOODEN AND OTHER DOMESTIC ARTICLES, UNCOUNTED LOT

ASSORTED TREEN, WOODEN AND OTHER DOMESTIC ARTICLES, UNCOUNTED LOT, includes seven pair of eyeglasses, including a gold plated example stamped "STD", a pair of safety examples, and two pairs with folding arms, remaining examples with nickel-plated finish; a glass jar containing 22 assorted clay marbles; a wooden hammer/crusher with original green paint; a small bowl with brown painted surface to the exterior; an assortment of utensils including spoons and dippers; a long rectangular form holder fitted with 26 conical-form holes; a diminutive tub; a 15-piece grouping of hair curlers with most having a hand-sewn leather covering; and a green painted wooden 9 3/8" inner diameter barrel ring. Late 19th/20th century. 4" to 38 1/2" HOA.

Lot: 2457 - AMERICAN PAINTED PINE WATER PUMP

AMERICAN PAINTED PINE WATER PUMP, square form with an iron spigot and hinge and a turned handle. Retains an old green painted surface. Second half 19th century. 72" HOA.

Lot: 2458 - ASSORTED FACSIMILE DOCUMENTS AND OTHER DECORATIVE ARTICLES, UNCOUNTED LOT

ASSORTED FACSIMILE DOCUMENTS AND OTHER DECORATIVE ARTICLES, UNCOUNTED LOT, the paper items used by Mrs. Martin as accessories on desks, etc.; along with three faux loaves of bread. 20th/21st century.

Lot: 2459 - UNUSUAL TURNED TREEN ONION-BOTTLE FORM MODEL

UNUSUAL TURNED TREEN ONION-BOTTLE FORM MODEL, appears to be pine, hollow inside the neck only with visible auger point in bottom, flat base with four-hole lathe faceplate scars. Retains an outstanding dry original surface. Possibly a glassblower's form model. Probably first half 19th century. 7 1/2" H, 5" DOA, 2 1/2" deep neck, 3/4" D inside neck. 

Lot: 2460 - DUTCH FREE-BLOWN BLACK GLASS LONGNECK UTILITY BOTTLES, LOT OF TWO

DUTCH FREE-BLOWN BLACK GLASS LONGNECK UTILITY BOTTLES, LOT OF TWO, medium olive-green, comprising a half-size squat example and full-size cylindrical example, each with applied ring/collar below the plain mouth, and kick-up base with rough blowpipe pontil mark. Belgian/Dutch. 1770-1820. 10" and 11 1/2" H. Literature: Parallels Van den Bossche - Antique Glass Bottles, p. 126, pl. 78 and p. 127, pl. 79.

Lot: 2461 - DUTCH FREE-BLOWN BLACK GLASS ONION / UTILITY BOTTLES, LOT OF THREE

DUTCH FREE-BLOWN BLACK GLASS ONION / UTILITY BOTTLES, LOT OF THREE, medium olive-green, full-size compressed globular-body bottles (made in the Netherlands/Belgium/Northern Germany for the Dutch market), each with an applied ring/collar below the plain mouth, and a kick-up base with a rough blowpipe pontil mark. 1720-1750. 6 1/2" to 9 3/4" H. Literature: Parallels Van den Bossche - Antique Glass Bottles, p. 121, pl. 72.

Lot: 2462 - ANTIQUE BASKET-COVERED UTILITY BOTTLES / DEMI-JOHNS, LOT OF FOUR

ANTIQUE BASKET-COVERED UTILITY BOTTLES / DEMI-JOHNS, LOT OF FOUR, shades of light green to black glass, one covered with coiled rye straw and with two side handles at the shoulder, two with woven grass straw, one held in a metal cage, and a round-bottom example with a woven wicker-like covering. 19th/20th century. 16" HOA, 13" DOA.

Lot: 2463 - ASSORTED BLACK GLASS LIQUOR / WINE AND OTHER UTILITY BOTTLES, LOT OF 13

ASSORTED BLACK GLASS LIQUOR / WINE AND OTHER UTILITY BOTTLES, LOT OF 13, shades of light to dark olive-green/black glass, blown-molded in various forms with assorted lip treatments, each with kick-up base, two largest cylindrical with sand pontil marks. American and European. Second half 19th/first quarter 20th century. 7 1/2" to 12 1/2" H.

Lot: 2464 - ASSORTED ANTIQUE PHOTOGRAPHS IN ALBUMS / FRAMES, LOT OF SIX

ASSORTED ANTIQUE PHOTOGRAPHS IN ALBUMS / FRAMES, LOT OF SIX, comprising two Victorian albums full of primarily cabinet-card portraits, one Spanish-American War soldier with gun, also two exterior scenes, several tintypes, and some CDVs; a snapshot album full of scenes, children with animals/toys, automobiles, WWI soldiers, etc.; and three framed photos, one being a tintype. Fourth quarter 19th/first quarter 20th century. 10 1/2" x 8 1/2" OA.

Lot: 2465 - MODERN CONNECTICUT VALLEY ARMS CO. BLACK POWDER PERCUSSION LONG RIFLE

MODERN CONNECTICUT VALLEY ARMS CO. BLACK POWDER PERCUSSION LONG RIFLE, 45 caliber, walnut full-stock with brass furniture, octagonal barrel with markings including "KENTUCKY". Class: Black powder. Second half 20th century. 33 1/2" barrel, 48 1/2" LOA.

Lot: 2466 - 20TH CENTURY CIVIL WAR CSA-STYLE WOOL KEPI

20TH CENTURY CIVIL WAR CSA-STYLE WOOL KEPI, leather brim and chin strap attached with two "CSA" brass buttons, the interior with a painted Masonic symbol. 20th century. 10 1/2" x 7". 

Lot: 2467 - ANTIQUE UNMARKED DOUBLE-BARREL SHOTGUN

ANTIQUE UNMARKED DOUBLE-BARREL SHOTGUN, muzzle loader with 17.2 mm bore, rabbit-ear hammers, walnut stock, original wooden ramrod. Good dry uncleaned surfaces. Circa 1870. 52 1/2" LOA, 37" barrels. Class: Antique.

Lot: 2468 - ANTIQUE BENTLEY & SONS DOUBLE-BARREL SHOTGUN

ANTIQUE BENTLEY & SONS DOUBLE-BARREL SHOTGUN, muzzle loader with 16.7 mm bore, engraved rabbit-ear hammers, lockplates engraved with pheasants, scrollwork, and "BENTLEY & SONS", Damascus barrels with wire inlays at the breech, rib engraved with hunter and "LONDON," walnut checkered stock with engraved furniture including a cap box to the underside, lacking the ramrod. 1852-1863. 46 1/2" LOA, 30" barrels. Class: Antique.

Lot: 2469 - AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY WAR / WAR OF 1812 PAINTED CHEESE-BOX STYLE CANTEEN

AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY WAR / WAR OF 1812 PAINTED CHEESE-BOX STYLE CANTEEN, slightly out-of-round circular bentwood form with lapped edge and pinned, inset sides, three brass-tacked leather strap guides, round hole with cork, and later leather lace strap. Retains an old oxidized blue-painted surface. Fourth quarter 18th/first quarter 19th century. 5 3/4" x 6", 2 3/4" W.

Lot: 2470 - AMERICAN FRONTIER HUNTING BAG AND ACCOUTREMENTS

AMERICAN FRONTIER HUNTING BAG AND ACCOUTREMENTS, the leather bag with original flap and partial original leather strap, hung with a powder horn, along with a primer horn and iron scissor-type bullet mold. First half 19th century. 7 1/4" x 8" bag.

Lot: 2471 - AMERICAN FRONTIER HUNTING ACCOUTREMENTS, LOT OF SIX

AMERICAN FRONTIER HUNTING ACCOUTREMENTS, LOT OF SIX, including two leather bags with original flaps, one with likely original strap, a yellow-painted tin and a leather powder/shot flask, and a hide-cover gourd water flask. 19th century. 11" x 9" OA bags.

Lot: 2472 - AMERICAN FRONTIER HUNTING BAGS WITH ACCOUTREMENTS, LOT OF THREE

AMERICAN FRONTIER HUNTING BAGS WITH ACCOUTREMENTS, LOT OF THREE, comprising leather bags, two with original flap and partial original leather straps, two powder horns, and four leather shot pouches, two with original carved-wood stopper. First half 19th century. 8" x 7" bag OA.

Lot: 2473 - ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON AND IRON HOOKS AND DOMESTIC ARTICLES, LOT OF SEVEN

ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON AND IRON HOOKS AND DOMESTIC ARTICLES, LOT OF SEVEN, comprising of five hooks including a pair having three arms and spiraling patterned shafts with ring extension, an example with double arms and a ring extension, and two "S"-form examples; a dough scraper; and an iron article with flat plate terminating in a short hook, having a figural double headed bird which slides over the extension. 19th/first half 20th century. Hooks 4 1/4" to 9" HOA; bird example 13" HOA.

Lot: 2474 - NEW ENGLAND PINE ADJUSTABLE HANGING TRAMMEL CANDLE HOLDER

NEW ENGLAND PINE ADJUSTABLE HANGING TRAMMEL CANDLE HOLDER, sawtooth construction with a wire hanger and wire catch with a leather connection between the two pieces, the lower platform with a hole for a candle and a period string reinforcement at its attachment point. Retains the original dry surface with a darkened patina and tallow drippings on the platform. First half 19th century. 43" H (at shortest), approximately 76" H (fully extended).

Lot: 2475 - MODERN PIERCED AND PUNCHED SHEET-IRON ELECTRIC CANDLE-STYLE CHANDELIERS, PAIR

MODERN PIERCED AND PUNCHED SHEET-IRON ELECTRIC CANDLE-STYLE CHANDELIERS, PAIR, central conical form medial shaft with punched and pierced slashes and dots pattern, one examples lower section with black painted surface, shaft supports six curved arms with each terminating in a candle-form electric socket and having a crimped edge drip catcher, corrugated ceiling plate and lower ring. 20th century. 32 1/2" HOA to top of ceiling plate; 19 1/2" HOA shaft; 26 1/4" WOA.

Lot: 2476 - ASSORTED SHEET-IRON HOGSCRAPER AND CHAMBERSTICK CANDLESTICKS, LOT OF 11

ASSORTED SHEET-IRON HOGSCRAPER AND CHAMBERSTICK CANDLESTICKS, LOT OF 11, comprising of eight hogscraper examples, each with a straight shaft and side push-up ejector, four examples with an upper hanging hook, raised on a circular slightly domed base, each having a bolt and tread construction to foot, several ejectors with illegible impressing, one example with a snuffer; and three chambersticks, each with a saucer base and push-up ejector. Injectors in working condition.19th century. 4 1/4" to 9 3/8" HOA.

Lot: 2477 - ASSORTED SHEET-IRON AND METAL LIGHTING ARTICLES, LOT OF SEVEN

ASSORTED SHEET-IRON AND METAL LIGHTING ARTICLES, LOT OF SEVEN, comprising of two candle snuffers, including one example having scroll-work handles; two hog-scraper candlesticks including one with a push-up mechanism and having a set screw; a pricket candlestick with fluted rim saucer base; a Kreamer wall-mount match holder with side tray; a diminutive lantern, having four colorless glass panes with one serving as a hinged door, topped by a strap cap and ring handle. Late 19th/20th century. 6 7/8" to 8" HOA.

Lot: 2478 - ASSORTED SHEET-IRON AND WOODEN LIGHTING ARTICLES, LOT OF 12

ASSORTED SHEET-IRON AND WOODEN LIGHTING ARTICLES, LOT OF 12, comprising four chamberstick candle holders; two hog scraper candle holders; three diminutive candle holders; a double arm wall sconce candle holder; a primitive carved wooden block holding a candle; and a conical-form font with upper reservoir and topped with a spout. Late 19th/20th century.1" to 7 3/4" HOA.

Lot: 2479 - PAINTED WOODEN-FRAME PULL-UP FEATURE CANDLE LANTERNS, PAIR

PAINTED WOODEN-FRAME PULL-UP FEATURE CANDLE LANTERNS, PAIR, mustard yellow/brown painted surface, square-form wooden frame, top with a large vent hole having a sliding circular-form sheet-iron covering, wire bail handles and probably a later replacement, interior fitted with a flat board base and a single socket with a wooden rod attached for a pull-up mechanism, each side fitted with a large rectangular-form colorless glass pane, raised on four very short feet; peg and pin construction. 20th century. 18 1/4" HOA to top of handle, 11 1/4" H to top of frame, 5 1/4" SQ frame.

Lot: 2480 - PIERCED AND PUNCHED SHEET-IRON CANDLE LANTERN

PIERCED AND PUNCHED SHEET-IRON CANDLE LANTERN, square-form with double arched top and having a short bail handle with wooden hand grip, fitted with three glass panes including one serving as a hinged door, base having a punched and pierced circle in each corner; interior fitted with a circular-form holder probably for a kerosene font, reverse with two wall hanging rings. Second half 19th century. 20 3/4" HOA to top of handle, 18 1/2" H to top of cap, 8 3/4" SQ overall.

Lot: 2481 - COUNTRY PINE WOODEN-FRAME CANDLE LANTERN

COUNTRY PINE WOODEN-FRAME CANDLE LANTERN, square-form wooden frame, top with a large vent hole having a sheet-iron arched-form covering and a small handle, interior fitted with a flat board base and a single socket, each side fitted with a large rectangular-form colorless glass pane including one pane which slides up and through a sleeve in the frame for interior access, raised on four very short feet; nail and screw construction.19th century. 17" HOA to top of handle, 5 1/4" SQ.  

Lot: 2482 - PIERCED AND PUNCHED SHEET-IRON CANDLE LANTERN

PIERCED AND PUNCHED SHEET-IRON CANDLE LANTERN, traces of orange-red paint, square-form with double arched top and having a loop handle, fitted with three glass panes, each having a wire guard, remaining side serving as a sliding sheet-iron door with a stylized punched and pierced oval form pattern and having a dot and slash pattern. interior fitted with a single socket. 19th century. 14" HOA to top of handle, 11 1/2" H to top of cap, 9 1/4" SQ overall.

Lot: 2483 - ASSORTED SHEET-IRON CANDLE LANTERNS, LOT OF TWO

ASSORTED SHEET-IRON CANDLE LANTERNS, LOT OF TWO, each of square-form with arched tops, one example having a loop handle, one example fitted with four colorless glass panes and having a wire guard, one pane serving as a hinged door, remaining example fitted with three colorless glass panes and remaining side with a sheet-iron sliding-up door, fitted on an extended platform; each interior fitted with a single socket. 19th century. 17" HOA to top of handle, 12 3/4" H to top of cap, 8" SQ overall and 13 1/4" H to top of cap, 9 x 8 1/4" platform.

Lot: 2484 - ASSORTED SHEET-IRON CANDLE LANTERNS, LOT OF THREE

ASSORTED SHEET-IRON CANDLE LANTERNS, LOT OF THREE, each of square-form with loop handles, each fitted with three frames for glass panes and having a sheet-iron sliding-up door, interiors fitted with a single socket; comprising of an example with a conical-form top and having large air holes, two sides fitted with colorless glass panes and two sides having wire guards; and example having a double-arched top; and remaining example having a cylinder-form top with air holes. 19th century. 17" HOA to top of handle, 14" to 18 3/4" HOA to top of handles.

Lot: 2485 - ASSORTED SHEET-IRON STATION CANDLE / KEROSENE LANTERNS, LOT OF TWO

ASSORTED SHEET-IRON STATION CANDLE / KEROSENE LANTERNS, LOT OF TWO, each of square-form with double-arched tops, each with three colorless glass panes and interiors fitted with a single socket; one example with a glass pane serving as the hinged door, and having a short bail handle with a wooden hand grip, raised on four conical-form feet, interior fitted with a chamberstick together by association; remaining example having a sheet-iron sliding-up door and a small loop handle, interior fitted with a circular-form ring for a kerosene font. 19th century. 22" HOA to top of handle, 12 1/2" SQ; and 25" HOA to top of handle, 11" SQ.

Lot: 2486 - PIERCED AND PUNCHED SHEET-IRON / TIN CANDLE LANTERN

PIERCED AND PUNCHED SHEET-IRON / TIN CANDLE LANTERN, cylindrical form with a together by association brass ring handle, body with two large rosettes within slashes and dots pattern, conical form top, hinged door with hasp and a single socket to interior. 19th century. 14 1/2" HOA, 5 1/4" D base. Literature: Parallels Rushlight Club - Early Lighting, p. 32, fig. 3-62.

Lot: 2487 - DIETZ & CO. SHEET IRON "FARM" KEROSENE LANTERN

DIETZ & CO. SHEET IRON "FARM" KEROSENE LANTERN, square form with glass panes on each side and having rounded base corners, body having two round-form guards, conical-form top embossed "DIETZ FARM LANTERN", and fitted with a large ring handle. Fitted with a sheet-iron embossed Dietz font with a period brass Dietz burner, underside of font fitted with spring-activated tabs for removal. 1880-1888. 15" H to top of handle, 11" H to top of lantern, 5" SQ overall base.

Lot: 2488 - SHEET-IRON CANDLE LANTERNS WITH MICA PANES, LOT OF TWO

SHEET-IRON CANDLE LANTERNS WITH MICA PANES, LOT OF TWO, each of similar cylindrical form with tapered conical tops with vents and round loop hangers, each having mica windows and a hinged door with hasp closure. One retains a later custom ceiling plate and other minor alterations associated with electrification. 19th/20th century. Largest 18" HOA, 8 1/2" D.

Lot: 2489 - ASSORTED SHEET-IRON BULLSEYE LANTERNS, LOT OF THREE

ASSORTED SHEET-IRON BULLSEYE LANTERNS, LOT OF THREE, comprising of two police examples possibly by Dietz, each having a double-wired handles and a conical-form cap; and an English Powell & Hanmer "DEMON" bicycle example, cap with an applied manufacturers label. Each fitted with a period font and burner. First half 20th century. 5 1/4" to 8 1/4" HOA.

Lot: 2490 - ASSORTED SHEET-IRON BULLSEYE LANTERNS, LOT OF THREE

ASSORTED SHEET-IRON BULLSEYE LANTERNS, LOT OF THREE, comprising of two police examples possibly by Dietz, each having an interior rotating shutter and double wired handles, conical-form cap; and an English Powell & Hanmer "DEMON" bicycle example, cap with an applied manufacturers label. Each fitted with a period font and burner. First half 20th century. 5 1/4" to 8 1/4" HOA.

Lot: 2491 - ASSORTED SHEET-IRON LANTERNS, LOT OF FOUR

ASSORTED SHEET-IRON LANTERNS, LOT OF FOUR, comprising a three kerosene examples, comprising of a dark room example embossed "UNIVERSAL NO. 2"; a Magic lantern/slide projector/signal example, having an extended lens with slot for slide insertion, double wired handles; an example with large beveled bullseye-type lens, hinged door with interior rotating shutter with three oval-form panes and having one red/ruby glass; and remaining example a candle lantern with large handle and having a brass hanging hook. Three examples fitted with a font and kerosene burner. Fourth quarter 19th/first half 20th century. 9" to 10 1/2" HOA.

Lot: 2492 - BRASS PERSIAN OPENWORK HANGING CANDLE LANTERN

BRASS PERSIAN OPENWORK HANGING CANDLE LANTERN, overall openwork pattern having a polyhedral form, mid-section with large panels and each having a figural character, topped with a cover having a figural head finial, probably later brass chain, base is fitted with a single socket candle holder, underside with a figural child character/symbol. 19th/20th century. 8 1/2" to top of finial, 24" H to top of chain, 6 1/4" DOA.

Lot: 2493 - LIONEL CORP. COPPER NAUTICAL / SHIP BINNACLE LAMP

LIONEL CORP. COPPER NAUTICAL / SHIP BINNACLE LAMP, square-form body with slanted frame having a colorless glass and beveled pane, top having a bail handle, side fitted with a rectangular-form compartment with a hinged door, having a copper font, reflector and an E. Miller & Co. Simplex burner, under the compartment is fitted with a shallow drawer. Second quarter 20th century. 8 1/2" to top of finial, 24" H to top of chain, 6 1/4" DOA.

Lot: 2494 - ASSORTED ASIAN HANGING LANTERNS, LOT OF TWO

ASSORTED ASIAN HANGING LANTERNS, LOT OF TWO, comprising a brass Japanese temple example, having large petals to the top and base, hexagonal body with paper covered openwork panes; and a metal Chinese example in the form of a pagoda, having a hanging hook and ceiling plate, electrified. 19th/first half 20th century. 7" and 12" H to top of finials.

Lot: 2495 - WROUGHT-IRON FIGURAL FLINTLOCK PISTOL TINDER, LIGHTER AND CANDLEHOLDER

WROUGHT-IRON FIGURAL FLINTLOCK PISTOL TINDER, LIGHTER AND CANDLEHOLDER, iron-grip handle and arched iron support, extension terminating in a large ball, side chamber with a hinged door opening to reveal a compartment, front of the sideplate fitted with a tiny brass ring possibly for a small candle or rushlight, top of wooden handle with some light foliage carving, trigger mechanism is operable. 17th/18th century. 3 1/4" HOA, 8" LOA. Literature: Parallels Caspall - Making Fire & Light in the Home Pre-1820, p. 32, fig. 43.

Lot: 2496 - WOOD AND IRON FIGURAL FLINTLOCK PISTOL TINDER, LIGHTER AND CANDLEHOLDER

WOOD AND IRON FIGURAL FLINTLOCK PISTOL TINDER, LIGHTER AND CANDLEHOLDER, dark wooden grip handle and arched iron support, tilting single socket candlestick holder adjacent to a side chamber with a hinged door opening to reveal a compartment, trigger mechanism is operable. 18th century. 4 1/4" HOA, 8 1/4" LOA. Literature: Parallels Caspall - Making Fire & Light in the Home Pre-1820, p. 32, fig. 44.

Lot: 2497 - WOOD AND IRON FIGURAL FLINTLOCK PISTOL TINDER, LIGHTER AND CANDLEHOLDER

WOOD AND IRON FIGURAL FLINTLOCK PISTOL TINDER, LIGHTER AND CANDLEHOLDER, dark wooden grip handle and arched iron support, side chamber with a hinged door opening to reveal a compartment, door fitted with a tiny ring possibly for a small candle or rushlight, top of wooden handle with some light foliage carving, trigger mechanism is operable. 18th century. 4 1/4" HOA, 8 1/4" LOA. Literature: Parallels Caspall - Making Fire & Light in the Home Pre-1820, p. 32, fig. 44.

Lot: 2498 - WROUGHT-IRON TABLE-TOP COMBINATION RUSHLIGHT HOLDER

WROUGHT-IRON TABLE-TOP COMBINATION RUSHLIGHT HOLDER, spiraling shaft supporting hinged rushlight scissor-form holder jaws with a U-form arm counterweight extension terminating in a single candle socket, spiraling shaft supported by a cylinder-form turned wooden block. 19th century. 14 3/4" HOA, 3 1/4" D base. Literature: Parallels Rushlight Club - Early Lighting, p. 13, fig. 2-14 left.

Lot: 2499 - WROUGHT-IRON TABLE-TOP RUSHLIGHT HOLDERS, LOT OF THREE

WROUGHT-IRON TABLE-TOP RUSHLIGHT HOLDERS, LOT OF THREE, comprising an example having a scissor-form jaw supported by a shaft and tri-form legs with penny feet; a possible combination example featuring a single-socket candle holder with a probably splint holder fitted to the edge, simple shaft supported by a wooden base; and a splint holder with scissor-form jaws and having a spear-point counterweight, supported by a dome-form turned wooden base. 19th century; dome base example probably 20th century. 9 1/4" to 12" HOA.

Lot: 2500 - BRASS AND BRONZE TAPER WAX JACK AND WAX ROLLS, LOT OF FOUR

BRASS AND BRONZE TAPER WAX JACK AND WAX ROLLS, LOT OF FOUR, simple shaft with circular-form flat base with finger handle, top fitted with a scissor-form spring-tension holder, side with original chain and snuffer, fitted with period coiled wax taper; and three bundles/rolls of tapers in unknown length. 19th century. 5 1/4" HOA, 2 7/8" D base.

Lot: 2501 - WROUGHT-IRON HANGING CRUSIE WITH ADJUSTABLE TRAMMEL

WROUGHT-IRON HANGING CRUSIE WITH ADJUSTABLE TRAMMEL, central sawtooth constructed trammel shaft supports a large hanging double crusie, extension with a delicate hanging hook and various other tiny curls. Crusie 19th century; trammel probably 20th century. 26" HOA, extends 39 3/4" HOA.

Lot: 2502 - WROUGHT-IRON HANGING COMBINATION RUSHLIGHT AND CANDLEHOLDER WITH ADJUSTABLE TRAMMEL

WROUGHT-IRON HANGING COMBINATION RUSHLIGHT AND CANDLEHOLDER WITH ADJUSTABLE TRAMMEL, double U-form arms fitted with a scissor-form splint holder, one counter-weight extension with a single candle socket holder, remaining extension connected to the sawtooth constructed trammel shaft, extension with a delicate hanging hook. 18th/19th century. 18 1/2" HOA, extends 34 1/2" HOA, 5" LOA.

Lot: 2503 - WROUGHT-IRON HANGING DOUBLE-ARM RUSHLIGHT WITH ADJUSTABLE TRAMMEL

WROUGHT-IRON HANGING DOUBLE-ARM RUSHLIGHT WITH ADJUSTABLE TRAMMEL, double U-form arms with each fitted with a scissor-form splint holder and having a counter-weight extension with a tight curled tip, central sawtooth constructed trammel shaft for extension with a hanging hook. Maine. 18th/19th century. 19" HOA, extends 34" HOA, 13 3/4" LOA. Published: Rushlight Club - Early Lighting, p. 16, fig. 2-24.

Lot: 2504 - ASSORTED ENGLISH BRASS GEORGIAN TRAVELING ETUIS PENNER / INKWELLS, LOT OF TWO

ASSORTED ENGLISH BRASS GEORGIAN TRAVELING ETUIS PENNER / INKWELLS, LOT OF TWO, each of flattened cylinder form with incised line ornamentation, one example with end impressed "FOSTER", each of two-part construction with separation to the mid section, each interior of base fitted with three compartments comprising of a central glass jar between two circular-form holders, one fitted with a feather quill and remaining with wooden handled quill, one bottle fitted with a cork. Late 18th/early 19th century. 3 3/4" and 4" HOA.

Lot: 2505 - ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON BETTY LAMPS, LOT OF THREE

ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON BETTY LAMPS, LOT OF THREE, each with swivel suspension and a hook, one example with an attached chain and wick pick, two examples with a hinged cover and including one with a heart-form finial and an upper shield, remaining example with a sliding cover. 19th century. 4" to 5" HOA.

Lot: 2506 - ASSORTED SHEET-IRON AND IRON TINDER BOXES AND FIRE STRIKER ARTICLES, LOT OF SIX

ASSORTED SHEET-IRON AND IRON TINDER BOXES AND FIRE STRIKER ARTICLES, LOT OF SIX, comprising of three sheet-iron tinder boxes with hinged lids, two examples fitted with accompanying articles including a ram's head horn-form fire striker, flint, and tinder; three iron fire strikers, including one with illegible incised initials. 18th/19th century. 2 3/4" to 6 3/4" LOA.

Lot: 2507 - PAINT-DECORATED SHEET IRON KINNEAR'S UFFORD LARD STAND LAMP

PAINT-DECORATED SHEET IRON KINNEAR'S UFFORD LARD STAND LAMP, pale yellow/tan-painted surface with multi-color floral stencil decoration to the sheet iron components, horizontal reservoir with two sleeves for wires for supporting a shade, cast-iron circular base with an openwork foot, font with brass plate marked "S. N. & H. C. UFFORD, 117 COURT ST. BOSTON / KINNEAR'S PATENT FEB 4 1851", font fitted with wide flat wick burner between a filling tube and a single-tube burner. Mid 19th century. 9" H to top of burner, 5 1/2" D foot. Literature: Parallels Rushlight, Early Lighting, p. 70, fig. 7-9.

Lot: 2508 - ASSORTED ENGLISH BRASS CANDLESTICKS, LOT OF THREE

ASSORTED ENGLISH BRASS CANDLESTICKS, LOT OF THREE, comprising of a pair with a cylinder-form plinth and having some line decoration and a square-form foot, having a push-up mechanism; and a baluster-form example with octagonal-form foot; each having a bobeche socket. First half 19th century. 5 3/8" and 9 1/2" HOA.

Lot: 2509 - ASSORTED METAL CANDLE ARTICLES, LOT OF TEN

ASSORTED METAL CANDLE ARTICLES, LOT OF TEN, comprising seven snuffers/wick trimmers, including a brass pair and a silver-plated pair, four wrought-iron examples with two having stylized scroll handles, one example with an illegible stamping and having a hinged wick cutter, and remaining with a brass handle and nickel-plate finish; two snuffer/trimmer trays including a silver plated example and a decorated sheet-iron example having toleware decoration; and a sheet-iron four-tube candle mold. 19th/first half 20th century. 4 3/4" to 11 1/4" HOA.

Lot: 2510 - ASSORTED METAL CANDLE HOLDERS, LOT OF FOUR

ASSORTED METAL CANDLE HOLDERS, LOT OF FOUR, comprising of a bronze holder with ringed cage with central prick and raised on three legs with handle, having ornamentation at the shaft; a Christmas tree candle holder with ball-form counterweight; a folding Whipples traveling example, having a brass tag with manufacturer and patent information; a book page candle holder having a slot between base and an extended tab. 19th/first half 20th century. 3 5/8" to 8" HOA.

Lot: 2511 - ASSORTED METALS LIGHTING ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR

ASSORTED METALS LIGHTING ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR, comprising of nickel-plated log-form student lamp having a Bridgeport Leader slip burner; a brass trunnion finger lamp, having an urn-form font with attached hinged lid and a saucer base with stylized finger hold, having a single-tube burner; a diminutive silver-plated cigar lighter with double simple looped handles; and a colorless glass work light, having a diagonal wick with an upper wire hook. Fourth quarter 19th/first quarter 20th century. 3 1/2" to 10 1/2" HOA.

Lot: 2512 - ASSORTED METALS LIGHTING ARTICLES, LOT OF TEN

ASSORTED METALS LIGHTING ARTICLES, LOT OF TEN, comprising of two miniature Glow lamps, having a colorless font and an opaque white chimney-shade; a punched and pierced sheet-iron lantern with a large strap handle, having a colorless shaped globe and font; a sheet iron Stonebridge Folding Lantern, having mica panes; double-arm floating lamp with colorless glass holders; a Schering's Formalin Lamp, fitted in the original corrugated box; a brass font; a colorless glass font; a colorless glass candlestick; and a wall-mount gas light. Second half 19th/first quarter 20th century. 4" to 14" HOA.

Lot: 2513 - ASSORTED ANCIENT POTTERY / TERRACOTTA OIL LAMPS, LOT OF FIVE

ASSORTED ANCIENT POTTERY / TERRACOTTA OIL LAMPS, LOT OF FIVE, including an example with Byzantine/Islamic period attribution and having a carved shoulder; an example with Roman period attribution and having a tab handle, two small openings and a large, and a lightly carved pattern around the shoulder and a large figure in the center; an example with Roman period attribution, having a well with a carved shoulder and a ring handle; remaining two unpatterned or worn. Most probably 8th century or earlier. 1" to 1 3/8" HOA.

Lot: 2514 - ASSORTED ANCIENT POTTERY / TERRACOTTA OIL LAMPS, LOT OF THREE

ASSORTED ANCIENT POTTERY / TERRACOTTA OIL LAMPS, LOT OF THREE, comprising an example with a black glaze, large circular-form top with handle, cover having three various figures; a green-glazed Roman attributed example with a patterned shoulder, having an upright ring handle; and a turquoise-glazed Islamic period example, having a long spout. Most probably 8th century or earlier. 2 3/4" to 3 3/8" HOA.

Lot: 2515 - ASSORTED ANCIENT POTTERY / TERRACOTTA OIL LAMPS, LOT OF TWO

ASSORTED ANCIENT POTTERY / TERRACOTTA OIL LAMPS, LOT OF TWO, comprising an Iron Age period and Palestine attributed example, having a deep well and four channels with folded-in sides; and remaining a Hellenistic period and Egyptian attributed example, having a shaped body and a lightly carved handle. Probably 2nd and 12th century BC. 1" to 2 1/4" HOA.

Lot: 2516 - ASSORTED LIGHTING REFERENCE VOLUMES, UNCOUNTED LOT

ASSORTED LIGHTING REFERENCE VOLUMES, UNCOUNTED LOT, includes Broneer - Corinth Vol. IV, Part II Terracotta Lamps; Rushlight Club - Early Lighting A Pictorial Guide; Hayward - Colonial Lighting; Thwing - Old Lamps of Central Europe and Other Lighting Devices; Smith - Fairy Lamps; Rushlight Club - Patented Lighting; and reference material including five binders of written notes and hand-drawn pictures. Hard and soft covers.

Lot: 2517 - ASSORTED SHEET-IRON TORCH / PARADE LAMPS, LOT OF TWO

ASSORTED SHEET-IRON TORCH / PARADE LAMPS, LOT OF TWO, comprising of a globular-form example, having a U-form yoke attached to a wooden pole; and remaining example of a cylinder form with long, angled spout and threaded cap with chain attached to the pole. 19th century. 50" and 56 1/2" LOA. Catalogue Note: The cylinder-form example was used on the Boston & Maine Railroad. It was last used in 1873.

Lot: 2518 - ASSORTED IRON AND SHEET-IRON MINER'S LAMPS, LOT OF THREE

ASSORTED IRON AND SHEET-IRON MINER'S LAMPS, LOT OF THREE, comprising of an iron lenticular form hanging example with a heart-form finial, having a U-form yoke with a connected spiraling shaft and hook; a sheet-iron miner's cap lantern, fitted with hook; and an iron carbide safety lantern, top fitted with a large hook, having a colorless globe, edge of base with an applied copper tag inscribed "13". 19th/first quarter 20th century. Iron example 22" HOA; cap example 4 1/4" HOA; safety example 15" HOA.

Lot: 2519 - ASSORTED EUROPEAN BRASS SPOUT LAMPS, LOT OF TWO

ASSORTED EUROPEAN BRASS SPOUT LAMPS, LOT OF TWO, each having a hanging hook, weighted base with flat side for wall fitting and a drop in font with spout; comprising an example with overall applied ornamentation in copper and brass, various figures including a crown, scrolls, and buttons; and remaining example unpatterned and having a cylinder-form font holder. Late 18th/19th century. 11 3/4" and 13 1/2" HOA.

Lot: 2520 - BRASS CONTINENTAL SABBATH / RELIGIOUS HANGING PAN LAMP

BRASS CONTINENTAL SABBATH / RELIGIOUS HANGING PAN LAMP, upper chamber fitted with seven wick channel supports and having an openwork pattern to the edge between each, topped with a shaped shaft and scalloped finial, short baluster-form stem supporting a large saucer base drip pan, supported by original chains and hook. Possibly 17th/18th century. 17 1/2" HOA, 8 1/4" H to top of finial, 7" DOA Literature: Parallels Rushlight Club - Early Lighting, p. 39, fig. 4-14.

Lot: 2521 - ASSORTED BRASS CONTINENTAL BETTY LAMPS / CRUSIES, LOT OF FOUR

ASSORTED BRASS CONTINENTAL BETTY LAMPS / CRUSIES, LOT OF FOUR, comprising of two double cruises with hooks, including an olive oil example with a conical-form topper and a shaped hook; a betty lamp with single wick chamber, arched arm and hook; and an upper reservoir for a crusie having a figural arm. Conical-form example probably French. 19th/20th century. 9 1/2" to 11 1/2" HOA.

Lot: 2522 - ASSORTED CONTINENTAL BRASS CRUSIE / PAN FAT / GREASE LAMPS, LOT OF TWO

ASSORTED CONTINENTAL BRASS CRUSIE / PAN FAT / GREASE LAMPS, LOT OF TWO, each having engraved ornamentation to the shaft, comprising of a double crusie for wall mount hanging, upper reservoir having five wick chambers and a lower a circular-form pan; remaining example a stand pan example raised on three curled legs, circular-form containers with upper example having a large scalloped rim and lower example with a plain rim, extension with a delicate curl. 19th/20th century. 9" to 13" HOA.

Lot: 2523 - CONTINENTAL BRASS MULTIPLE WICK PENDANT GREASE / FAT PAN LAMP

CONTINENTAL BRASS MULTIPLE WICK PENDANT GREASE / FAT PAN LAMP, ringed patterned tapered stem supported by a circular-form saucer-form foot with riveted construction, topped with a seven-wick channel holder. 18th/19th century. 12 3/4" HOA, 5 1/2" D foot.

Lot: 2524 - CONTINENTAL BRASS MULTIPLE WICK PENDANT GREASE / FAT PAN LAMP

CONTINENTAL BRASS MULTIPLE WICK PENDANT GREASE / FAT PAN LAMP, tightly ringed patterned tapered stem supported by a circular-form saucer-form foot with threaded construction, topped with a seven-wick channel holder with threaded construction. 18th/19th century. 11 1/4" HOA, 4 1/2" D foot.

Lot: 2525 - ASSORTED SHEET-IRON BETTY LAMP / CRUSIES, LOT OF TWO

ASSORTED SHEET-IRON BETTY LAMP / CRUSIES, LOT OF TWO, comprising of a betty lamp with hinged cover and hook; and a Continental double crusie, having a finely cut edge and ornamentation hanger, fitted with a spiraling shaft hook. 19th/20th century. 5 1/2" to 9 1/2" HOA.

Lot: 2526 - ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON LIGHTING ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR

ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON LIGHTING ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR, comprising of a large betty lamp with hook and attached chain with wick pick; a double crusie with upper reservoir having ram's head horn ornamentation, attached short swiveling hook; a pan lamp with arched hanger and a hook; and a base/candlestick holder, having four arms supporting the base, long extended handle with hook extension. 19th century. 6" to 20" HOA.

Lot: 2527 - BRASS CONTINENTAL SABBATH / RELIGIOUS HANGING PENDANT / CRUSIE LAMP

BRASS CONTINENTAL SABBATH / RELIGIOUS HANGING PENDANT / CRUSIE LAMP, upper chamber fitted with seven wick channel supports, topped with a short baluster-form finial and hanging hook, underside fitted with a small cup-form drip pan, supported by original chains and hook. Possibly 17th/18th century. 15" HOA, 6 1/4" H to top of finial, 8" DOA Literature: Parallels Rushlight Club - Early Lighting, p. 39, fig. 4-16.

Lot: 2528 - ASSORTED IRON LIGHTING ARTICLES, LOT OF TWO

ASSORTED IRON LIGHTING ARTICLES, LOT OF TWO, comprising of a wrought-iron sticking tommy, thumbrest impressed "5M.CO"; and remaining example an iron folding hanging arm, having trefoil-form wall mounting plates, adjustable horizontal arm, and a four-section folding arm. 20th century. Sticking tommy 12 7/8" LOA; folding arm 7 3/8" HOA (folded); extends 18 3/4", 13 5/8" WOA.

Lot: 2529 - ASSORTED FIGURAL OIL LAMPS, LOT OF THREE

ASSORTED FIGURAL OIL LAMPS, LOT OF THREE, comprising of a ceramic figural fish with a mustard yellow glaze, having a curved tail and open mouth; a carved soapstone/stone example with floral ornamentation to the top and having two petal handles, underside of base with three short feet; and a reproduction Catacomb terra cotta example, having green decoration, top with a large molded shell-form ornament, upright handle with a tiny hole, central hole, and a spout, underside impressed "CATACOMBES S. CALEISTO ROMA". 19th/20th century. 1 1/4 to 3 1/4" HOA.

Lot: 2530 - COLONIAL REVIVAL WROUGHT-IRON PAIR OF CANDLESTICKS

COLONIAL REVIVAL WROUGHT-IRON PAIR OF CANDLESTICKS, each with a hanging hook to the adjustable push-up shaft, raised on a circular drip pan and three scrolled feet. 20th century. 11 1/2" H.

Lot: 2531 - ASSORTED CONTINENTAL BRASS CANDLESTICKS AND LIGHTING ARTICLES, LOT OF SIX

ASSORTED CONTINENTAL BRASS CANDLESTICKS AND LIGHTING ARTICLES, LOT OF SIX, comprising of three diminutive chambersticks with engraved decoration, including a pair impressed on the bases "CHINA" and with an impressed mark; a pan-form example with handle having various figural heads and people ornamentation; and a diminutive example with square-form openwork foot with impressed marks as the pair; and a figural example with a large butterfly having engraved ornamentation adjacent to a bud-form socket, supported by a baluster-form plinth and a saucer base. 19th/20th century. 2 1/2" to 20 1/2" HOA.

Lot: 2532 - BRITANNIA / PEWTER CHAMBERSTICK LAMP WITH THOMAS SEWELL ATTRIBUTED GREASE / LARD LAMP BURNER

BRITANNIA / PEWTER CHAMBERSTICK LAMP WITH THOMAS SEWELL ATTRIBUTED GREASE / LARD LAMP BURNER, lamp with cylindrical-form font and having a domed top over a concave band, baluster-form stem with attached handle having floral ornamentation, circular-form foot with drip catcher. Fitted with a Thomas Sewell grease/lard burner, three tube construction comprising of a tall copper middle tube between two sheet-iron whale-oil burners, tubes attached to a lower cylinder-form body, burner platform impressed "PATENT APLD FOR". Burner and lamp possibly together by association. Mid 19th century. 7 3/4" H to top of font, 4 3/4" D foot.

Lot: 2533 - ASSORTED SHEET-IRON AND GLASS WHALE-OIL AND FLUID LAMPS, LOT OF FOUR

ASSORTED SHEET-IRON AND GLASS WHALE-OIL AND FLUID LAMPS, LOT OF FOUR, comprising of a petticoat finger example with cover, a chamberstick example with a conical-form font and saucer base; a colorless diminutive lamp with fine-line collar; and remaining a colorless glass cylinder-form font peg example, having an applied peg fitted in a sheet-iron push-up candlestick. Three examples fitted with a period double-tube whale-oil burner, including one drop-in example with original cork on the glass font; remaining fitted with a brass single-tube fluid burner. Mid 19th century. Lamps 2 1/2" to 6 1/2" H to top of fonts.

Lot: 2534 - ASSORTED PEWTER LIGHTING AND LAMP ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR

ASSORTED PEWTER LIGHTING AND LAMP ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR, comprising of two spout lamp examples, including a diminutive example with an applied shield to the shaft and having its original chain with cover, remaining example with saucer foot and fitted with original chain and cover along with a wick pick; a bell-form hand lamp with double-tube whale-oil burner; and a font/candle holder with figural greyhound dog handle, underside of saucer foot marked "OLD ENGLISH GENUINE PEWTER 12". Second half 19th/20th century. 4" to 10 1/4" HOA.

Lot: 2535 - ASSORTED CHINESE LIGHTING ARTICLES, LOT OF TWO

ASSORTED CHINESE LIGHTING ARTICLES, LOT OF TWO, comprising of an opium example, fitted with a bulb-form colorless pressed glass font in honeycomb pattern, pewter/Paktong base is a circular-form disc with seven round holes, underside impressed "CHINA", lamp base fits into a base raised on three scroll legs. Fitted with a brass single-tube burner; and a brass hexagonal-form hanging lantern with six short legs and underside having a fabric fringe, each side fitted with a cream paper pane, central shaft with a hook for hanging and supporting a base platform fitted with an open-top copper oil pot with a single burner. 19th century. Lamp 4 3/4" HOA; lantern 12" HOA.

Lot: 2536 - ASSORTED MINIATURE LIGHTING AND RELATED ARTICLES, UNCOUNTED LOT

ASSORTED MINIATURE LIGHTING AND RELATED ARTICLES, UNCOUNTED LOT, including a Pifco frosted glass owl nightlight lantern, miniature kerosene lamps, glass toy candlesticks, a miniature electric lamp with a paper shade, and an embossed brass string holder with scissors. 19th and 20th century. Owl nightlight 5" HOA.

Lot: 2537 - EARLY AMERICAN-STYLE REPRODUCTION GLASS HURRICANE SHADES, LOT OF 15

EARLY AMERICAN-STYLE REPRODUCTION GLASS HURRICANE SHADES, LOT OF 15, colorless, each bell form, eleven with brass top fitter. 20th century. 9" to 10 3/4" H.

Lot: 2538 - CAST-IRON FIGURAL OWL MATCH HOLDER WITH CANDLESTICK

CAST-IRON FIGURAL OWL MATCH HOLDER WITH CANDLESTICK, depicting a pair of standing owls with molded feather decoration, each having yellow glass eyes, reverse is fitted with a match pocket and having striker sides, topped with a single socket candle holder with floral bobeche. First half 20th century. 5 1/2" HOA.

Lot: 2539 - WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH / FIREPLACE SKEWER HOLDER WITH SKEWERS

WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH / FIREPLACE SKEWER HOLDER WITH SKEWERS, depicting a pineapple with curled and extended arms which support the nine various sized skewers/pins. 19th century or earlier. 16 1/2" HOA, skewer / pins 7 1/2" to 10 1/4" H.

Lot: 2540 - WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH / FIREPLACE STANDING CRANE

WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH / FIREPLACE STANDING CRANE, square-form horizontal bar holder, supported by two legs with each having arched feet, each leg terminating in a penny-form tip. 18th/19th century. 28 1/4" HOA, 53 3/4" LOA. 

Lot: 2541 - WROUGHT-IRON BOOT SCRAPER

WROUGHT-IRON BOOT SCRAPER, H-form with one arm extended for hand hold, lower arm with knop extension, later black paint. Secured in concrete block. 19th century. 23" HOA, 9" WOA, 12 x 9" overall concrete block.

Lot: 2542 - WROUGHT-IRON ADJUSTABLE HEARTH STANDING TOASTERS / ROASTING LARK SPITS, LOT OF TWO

WROUGHT-IRON ADJUSTABLE HEARTH STANDING TOASTER / ROASTING LARK-SPITS, LOT OF TWO, each having a central shaft supporting an adjustable plate, spring-tension mechanism, shaft extension with shaped and baluster-form finials, raised on a tripod arched base with one example having curled under foot tips and remaining with penny-form tips; one example having a sliding bell-form rack with six double-prong forks, arched base with brass washers to the top and underside; remaining example having a rectangular-form plate with five double-prong forks, long tension arm with circular-form tip, shaft and base with thread and bolt construction. Bell-form probably English. 18th century. 28" and 30" HOA, 13" DOA.

Lot: 2543 - ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON AND IRON DOOR HARDWARE, UNCOUNTED LOT

ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON AND IRON DOOR HARDWARE, UNCOUNTED LOT, includes six sets of strap hinges, including five examples with a spade-form extension and remaining with a lollipop-form extension, four examples fitted with pintles; two handles, including a thumb latch example with spade-form plates; a partial component of a marked Ferro 1174 door latch/lock; and two pintles. 19th century. Hinges 9" to 26" LOA.

Lot: 2544 - ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH AND FIREPLACE ARTICLES, LOT OF SEVEN

ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH AND FIREPLACE ARTICLES, LOT OF SEVEN, comprising of four ember tongs / pipe tongs with disc-form tips, including three scissor-form/hinged examples with ball or faceted handle tips, one pair with ringed ornamentation, remaining pair with spring-activation handle; two shovels including a spear-tip and a ball-tip handle extension; and a peel with a broad flat bladed handle with lolli-pop extension, having rattail riveted construction. 18th/19th century. 17 1/2" to 32 1/4" LOA.

Lot: 2545 - ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH AND FIREPLACE ARTICLES, LOT OF SEVEN

ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH AND FIREPLACE ARTICLES, LOT OF SEVEN, comprising of five ember tongs / pipe tongs with disc-form tips, including four scissor-form/hinged examples with ball or faceted handle tips, one pair with double-incised lines to the handle, remaining pair with spring-activated twisted patterned handle; a shovel with an openwork spiraling handle and having a faceted extension and a ring; and a peel with a broad flat bladed handle terminating in a ring, handle incised "Felru?d (8-point star) 1784". 18th/19th century. 19 3/8" to 32 1/4" LOA.

Lot: 2546 - ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH AND FIREPLACE ARTICLES, LOT OF EIGHT

ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH AND FIREPLACE ARTICLES, LOT OF EIGHT, comprising of five ember tongs / pipe tongs with disc-form tips, each of scissor-form/hinged examples with ball or faceted handle tips, one example having two delicate curls within the handle shaft; three shovels with ball-form extension tip and including one having incised line ornamentation, one example having a broad flat bladed handle terminating in a ball. 18th/19th century. 23 1/2" to 35" LOA.

Lot: 2547 - ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH AND FIREPLACE ARTICLES, LOT OF SIX

ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH AND FIREPLACE ARTICLES, LOT OF SIX, comprising of three ember tongs/pipe tongs with disc-form tips, two of scissor-form/hinged examples with a ball and a faceted handle tip, and remaining example with spring-tension and having tightly spiraling patterned arms with shaped shaft, handle extension with a large loop; two shovels with faceted handle tips and one having rattail rivet construction; and a peel with ball tip. 18th/19th/20th century. 27 1/2" to 37 3/4" LOA.

Lot: 2548 - ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH AND FIREPLACE ARTICLES, LOT OF EIGHT

ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH AND FIREPLACE ARTICLES, LOT OF EIGHT, comprising of three scissor-form/hinged ember tongs/pipe tongs with disc-form tips and including one pair with additional formed tabs to one edge, another example with scalloped-type handle, each with a ball or faceted handle tip, including one example having spiraling-patterned lower arms near the tip; two shovels, including an example with a spiraling patterned handle with attached spiraling ring and having incised ornamentation to the shaft, and remaining with a heart-form handle and blade corners curved inward; two peels including a diminutive example with spiraling patterned handle and having a delicate loop extension, remaining example with an ornamentation to the shaft, possibly "WMII" and a circle and two diamonds along with a spiraling ring to the handle extension; and a two-tine meat fork, having a flat bladed handle and loop extension tip, handle shaft with incised circles and impressed "B. SHAAK" (probably Pennsylvania). 18th/19th/20th century. 25" to 31 1/4" LOA.

Lot: 2549 - ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH AND FIREPLACE ARTICLES, LOT OF SEVEN

ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH AND FIREPLACE ARTICLES, LOT OF SEVEN, comprising of three scissor-form/hinged ember tongs/pipe tongs with disc-form tips and including one pair with three sides incised "FEB 16", "1830", and "GREC?", another pair with illegible incised marks, each having various shaped handle shafts, each with a ball or faceted handle tip; three peels with each having incising ornamentation to the shaft and a spiraling ring to the handle loop; and a shovel with openwork spiraling handle. 18th/19th/20th century. 25 1/2" to 32 1/4" LOA.

Lot: 2550 - ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH AND FIREPLACE PEELS, LOT OF FOUR

ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH AND FIREPLACE PEELS, LOT OF FOUR, each having a rams head horn handle extension, one example with a flat-bladed handle. 18th/19th century. 26 1/4" to 44 1/2" LOA.

Lot: 2551 - ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH AND FIREPLACE TOASTERS LOT OF THREE

ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH AND FIREPLACE TOASTERS LOT OF THREE, rectangular cage form with solid plate base and supported by two U-form feet including one with the tips curled, each having a hinged arm with one having a wooden handle and remaining with a flat-bladed handle terminating in a loop, bladed handle impressed "I GREEN"; remaining example upright having three sections of tightly spiraling rod pairs, each rod with riveted construction to side plates raised on shaped feet and supported by a bail handle with central pivoting hook. 18th/19th century. 15" to 29" LOA.

Lot: 2552 - ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH AND FIREPLACE ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE

ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH AND FIREPLACE ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE, comprising of a trivet, having a circular plate with central pointed supports and raised on three tall legs, one leg extension connected to the plate and having a sliding adjustable double-bar supports; an upright broiler with an easel-form back, circular-form plate with five straight bars, raised on short legs and easel support having a tightly spiraling pattern; and a rotating broiler/grill example, having a circular-form plate with alternating straight and serpentine bars, raised on three legs fitted with a flat bladed handle and having rivet construction, handle terminates in a large lollipop-form extension. 18th/19th century; rotating grid possibly 20th century. 18" to 32" LOA.

Lot: 2553 - ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON AND CAST-IRON HEARTH AND FIREPLACE ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR

ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON AND CAST-IRON HEARTH AND FIREPLACE ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR, comprising of two hanging griddle plates including an example with a cast-iron plate with wrought-iron yoke, and remaining with an open crisscross bar pattern, each having a swiveling loop; a trivet, having a circular plate with central pointed supports and raised on three tall legs, one leg extension connected to the plate and having a sliding adjustable double-bar supports; and a large cresset/pan-type article, having a shallow bowl and a spike handle with rattail rivet construction. 18th/19th century. 15 1/4" to 22 1/4" LOA.

Lot: 2554 - WROUGHT-IRON AND CAST-IRON HEARTH WAFER AND WAFFLE IRONS / PRESSES, LOT OF FIVE

WROUGHT-IRON AND CAST-IRON HEARTH WAFER AND WAFFLE IRONS / PRESSES, LOT OF FIVE, each with a hinged scissor-form handle, comprising of two circular-form examples, including one example with a heart-form handle extensions, one arm with a securing mechanism with turning key, short section of each arm having incised ornamentation, plates having a large strap support with hinged mechanism to the edge of the plates, each plate having a central stylized star with swirling ribs to the exterior pattern, remaining circular-form example with plate having a floral pattern to one plate and remaining with a stylized running dog within a floral ground pattern; two rectangular-form examples with one having a waffle pattern, and remaining example having three trees within a diamond border; and one example of oval form having a waffle pattern between two trees on one plate, remaining plate with trees and the initials "ES". 18th/19th century. 25" to 36 1/2" HOA.

Lot: 2555 - ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH AND FIREPLACE ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE

ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH AND FIREPLACE ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE, comprising of a slanted rectangular-form gridiron/grill, having 13 bars and a drip catch pan, flattened and shaped handle with lollipop tip, raised on three legs including the two back examples having curled legs with one having a set-screw for securing the drip pan; a trivet, having a circular plate with central pointed supports and raised on three tall legs, one leg extension connected to the plate and having a sliding adjustable double-bar supports; a large hanging griddle with arched arm and having a swiveling hook. 18th/19th century. 18" to 25 1/4" HOA; griddle 16 1/2" HOA.

Lot: 2556 - ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH AND FIREPLACE ARTICLES, LOT OF FIVE

ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH AND FIREPLACE ARTICLES, LOT OF FIVE, comprising of a rectangular-form gridiron/grill, having 12 concave bars and a drip catch pan, shaped handle with curled tip and having an additional ring-form holding handle attached to the top of the handle shaft, raised on four legs; a kettle tipper/tilter with curved arm and having a ball-point extension; three hanging griddles/trivets, including one example with a circular-form plate and having extended rams head horn-type ornamentation to one side, one example with two shaped bar plates and having a swiveling hook, and remaining example with an arch-form hanger and having two arched plates. 18th/19th century. 11" to 15 1/2" HOA; kettle tipper/tilter 21 1/2" LOA.

Lot: 2557 - ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH AND FIREPLACE UTENSILS, LOT OF 11

ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH AND FIREPLACE UTENSILS, LOT OF 11, comprising of four food choppers, including two with spiraling patterned handles, each terminating in a loop and including three with a spiraling ring extension; three double-tine toasting/flesh forks, two examples with handles terminating in a lollipop and remaining with contoured shaped tines, shaft having impressed "JU" and hook handle extension; two tasting ladles, including one example with an open-work heart and delicate hook to the handles extension, remaining example with lightly incised ornamentation to the handle; a spatula; and a dough scraper. 18th/19th century. 7 1/4" to 16" HOA.

Lot: 2558 - ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH AND FIREPLACE UTENSILS, LOT OF 12

ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH AND FIREPLACE UTENSILS, LOT OF 12, comprising of seven spatulas having various blade forms including square, conical, and two of key-hole form, three examples with handle terminating in a delicate loop, one with a lollipop handle extension, and two with a turned wooden handle including one handle together by association, two examples with brightness/white; three food choppers with each having a spiraling patterned handle terminating in a loop; a triple-tine toasting/flesh fork with flat-bladed handle and lollipop handle extension; and a dough scraper with spiraling handle. 18th/19th century. 6 1/4" to 16 1/2" HOA.

Lot: 2559 - ASSORTED BRONZE AND WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH AND FIREPLACE UTENSILS, LOT OF 13

ASSORTED BRONZE AND WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH AND FIREPLACE UTENSILS, LOT OF 13, comprising of five ladles including a bronze example with lightly notched patterned handle and terminating in a lollipop, two examples having a tightly spiraling handle, and two tasting examples; four double-tine flesh forks; three food choppers with two examples having a spiraling patterned handle terminating in a loop; and a diminutive spatula with looped handle extension. 18th/19th century. 7" to 18" HOA.

Lot: 2560 - ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH AND FIREPLACE UTENSILS, LOT OF 12

ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH AND FIREPLACE UTENSILS, LOT OF 12, comprising of three combination examples, each having a double-tine flesh fork and remaining extension having a spatula; four flesh forks including three with double tines and remaining with triple tines and having dot punched initials of possibly "JPR" on the handle, one example having a spiraling loop handle; two spatulas; two dough scrapers with each having a spiraling patterned handle terminating in a loop, one example having incised line ornamentation to the handle; and an arrow-form example with a spiraling patterned handle. 19th/20th century. 5 1/2" to 17" HOA.

Lot: 2561 - ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH AND FIREPLACE UTENSILS, LOT OF 11

ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH AND FIREPLACE UTENSILS, LOT OF 11, comprising of six flesh forks, including three examples with triple tines, one example having a spiraling handle and shaped brass extension, another example stamped "J MELLOR", and three with double tines; two ladles; two spatulas including one with a copper blade and diamond patterned handle; and a combination two-tine flesh fork with spatula. 18th/19th/20th century. 12" to 25 1/4" LOA.

Lot: 2562 - ASSORTED METAL AND WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH / FIREPLACE DOMESTIC ARTICLES, LOT OF NINE

ASSORTED METAL AND WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH / FIREPLACE DOMESTIC ARTICLES, LOT OF NINE, comprising of five trivets, including three of triangular form and raised on tall legs with penny-form feet, a shamrock form example raised on tall legs, and a scroll example with a wooden handle; three pair of ember/pipe tongs, including a pair with spiraling patterned and curled handle tips; and an ember container, having a hinged lid with a punched openwork dot and bow pattern, wooden handle. 19th/first quarter 20th century. 5 3/4" to 16 1/4" LOA.

Lot: 2563 - WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH / FIREPLACE SKEWER HOLDER AND SKEWERS, LOT OF 15

WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH / FIREPLACE SKEWER HOLDER AND SKEWERS, LOT OF 15, spiraling hook with double arms, fitted with an assembled set of seven skewers with each having a spiraling patterned shaft; and seven various other skewers with four spiraling shafts. 19th/20th century or earlier. 13 1/2" HOA, skewer / pins 6 1/4" to 15 1/2" H.

Lot: 2564 - WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH / FIREPLACE ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR

WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH / FIREPLACE ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR, comprising of two trivets, each having a circular plate with central pointed supports and raised on three tall legs, one leg extension connected to the plate with one example having a sliding adjustable double-bar supports, remaining example with a fixed shaft in a geometrical form and having three supports; and two andiron spit holders, each supported by two arched legs and having double shafts, including one example having four loops on one shaft and the remaining shaft with three loops and a hole, second example with the shaft having a closed-in loop over two holes and the remaining shaft with two loops and a hole 18th/19th century. 4 1/2" to 17 1/2" HOA, 15 3/4" to 26" LOA.

Lot: 2565 - WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH / FIREPLACE ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR

WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH / FIREPLACE ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR, comprising of a trivet having a circular plate with central pointed supports and raised on three tall legs, one leg extension connected to the plate with one example having a sliding adjustable double-bar supports; a slanted rectangular-form gridiron/grill, having 12 concave bars and a drip catch pan, shaped handle with additional looped handle hold to the shaft, raised on four legs including the two back examples having arched; an upright broiler with an easel-form back which is fitted with two heavy hooks, arch-form plate with four straight bars and over a drip pan, raised on short legs and easel support with shaft having a loop tip; and an andiron spit holder, supported by two arched legs and having double shafts with each having four loops. 18th/19th century. 7" to 16 3/4" HOA, 21" to 27" LOA.

Lot: 2566 - WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH / FIREPLACE CRESSET TOPPED AND SPIT ANDIRONS, PAIR

WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH / FIREPLACE CRESSET TOPPED AND SPIT ANDIRONS, PAIR, each topped plinth topped with a circular-form cresset having four support bars, plinths fitted with a sliding three spit hooks, billet bar with front having arched leg, front legs having an additional support bar connected to each leg, each foot with chevron ornamentation. 18th/19th century. 30 1/4" HOA, 22 LOA, 10" W.

Lot: 2567 - ASSORTED IRON HEARTH / FIREPLACE ANDIRONS, LOT OF TWO PAIR

ASSORTED IRON HEARTH / FIREPLACE ANDIRONS, LOT OF TWO PAIR, comprising of a spit pair, each having a billet and arch-form support, plinth fitted with a single adjustable hook and topped by a conical-form tip; and a significantly heavy pair of cast-iron andirons with a scroll pattern, possible illegible molded name near the top of each, having very short billets. 18th/19th century. 16" HOA, 15 LOA, 10" W; 14 1/4" HOA, 10 1/2" LOA.

Lot: 2568 - ASSORTED IRON HEARTH / FIREPLACE ANDIRONS, LOT OF TWO PAIR

ASSORTED IRON HEARTH / FIREPLACE ANDIRONS, LOT OF TWO PAIR, comprising of a pair with serpentine form and having blade-form plinths topped with a faceted protruding finial, raised on two arched legs terminating in penny-form tips; and a pair with spiraling patterned plinths topped with diminutive, faceted protruding finial; each with original log supports. 16 1/2" HOA, 14" LOA, 10" W; 19" HOA, 16 1/2" LOA.

Lot: 2569 - ASSORTED BRASS AND IRON HEARTH / FIREPLACE ANDIRONS AND TOOLS, LOT OF FIVE

ASSORTED BRASS AND IRON HEARTH / FIREPLACE ANDIRONS AND TOOLS, LOT OF FIVE, comprising of a pair diminutive andirons, having straight bar-form billets and plinths, base of plinths with spread flat legs, topped with brass baluster-form finials; set of three brass hearth/fireplace tools including a shovel, poker, and tongs, each having a square-form knop under a globular form tip. 19th/first quarter 20th century. Andirons 15 1/2" HOA, 14 1/2" LOA; Tools 27" to 28 1/2" LOA.

Lot: 2570 - ASSORTED IRON HEARTH / FIREPLACE CRANE AND TRAMMELS, LOT OF FOUR

ASSORTED IRON HEARTH / FIREPLACE CRANE AND TRAMMELS, LOT OF FOUR, comprising of three trammels, including two with sawtooth construction, one example with sawtooth blade topped with a fleur-de-lis ornament and shaft with a pivoting ring; a trammel with chain construction, having a double hook end with a spiraling shaft; and a simple crane. 18th/19th century. Crane 17 7/8" HOA, 18 1/4" LOA. Trammels: fleur-de-lis example 31 1/4", extending to 39"; remaining sawtooth 43 1/4" HOA, extending to 65 3/4"; chain example 39" with chain overlapping, extending 73".

Lot: 2571 - ASSORTED IRON HEARTH / FIREPLACE CRANE AND TRAMMELS, LOT OF FIVE

ASSORTED IRON HEARTH / FIREPLACE CRANE AND TRAMMELS, LOT OF FIVE, comprising of four trammels, including three with pin construction and having simple construction with a hook; one example with sawtooth construction and having the blade topped with a fleur-de-lis ornament and shaft with a pivoting ring; and a crane having a spiraling brace. 18th/19th century. Crane 22 3/4" HOA, 26 1/4" LOA. Trammels: 30" to 46" LOA, extending 45 1/2" to 69" LOA.

Lot: 2572 - ASSORTED IRON HEARTH / FIREPLACE CRANE AND TRAMMELS, LOT OF FOUR

ASSORTED IRON HEARTH / FIREPLACE CRANE AND TRAMMELS, LOT OF FIVE, comprising of three trammels, including three with chain construction with a hook; one example with sawtooth construction; and a crane having a spiraling brace. 18th/19th century. Crane 27 1/2" HOA, 21" LOA. Trammels: 39" to 41 1/2" LOA, extending 52 1/4" to 91" LOA.

Lot: 2573 - ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH / FIREPLACE AND KITCHEN UTENSILS AND DOMESTIC ARTICLES, LOT OF EIGHT

ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH / FIREPLACE AND KITCHEN UTENSILS AND DOMESTIC ARTICLES, LOT OF EIGHT, utensils having shaped handles with baluster forms and various rings, comprising of three skimmers including an example with a circular-form brass bowl and remaining two of short-handled arrow forms with one example having two curls at the tip; two spatulas/cake turners with one having an arch-form blade; a large ladle; a peel and a pair of ember tongs. 18th/19th century. 10 3/4" to 28 1/2" LOA.

Lot: 2574 - ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON AND STEEL HEARTH / FIREPLACE / DOMESTIC TOOLS, LOT OF SEVEN

ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON AND STEEL HEARTH / FIREPLACE / DOMESTIC TOOLS, LOT OF SEVEN, comprising of three branding irons, including one with a "T", a "FC" and "OMC"; a large three-tine fork having heart and punched ornamentation to the shaft along with the initials of "NKA", and having a wooden handle; a large double-tine meat/roasting fork, shaft having impressed rosettes; a goffering iron with wooden handle; and a steel grid in a circular spiraling form and with wooden handle; 18th/19th/20th century. 11" to 39" LOA.

Lot: 2575 - ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON BRANDING IRONS, LOT OF THREE

ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON BRANDING IRONS, LOT OF THREE, comprising of a large heavy double-letter example with a slightly flattened handle terminating in a loop, letters are a "C" and a possible "W / E / or M"; an "A" example, having a spiraling shaft and an extension for placing a wooden handle; and remaining example a "V", having a square-form shaft and extension for placing a wooden handle. 19th century. 17 1/2" to 26 1/2" LOA.

Lot: 2576 - ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON AND METAL DOMESTIC ARTICLES, LOT OF NINE

ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON AND METAL DOMESTIC ARTICLES, LOT OF NINE, comprising of four cow/animal bells in various sizes, each having a yoke and three having a clapper; a pair of Packard pump organ foot pedals, each with decorative cast-iron frame and marked "PACKARD" at the bottom, topped with a red upholstery, wooden backs and partial leather straps; ice tongs, steelyards with an embossed star and having three hooks, square-form shaft with notched edges; and a foot trap with chain. 19th/20th century. 3" to 23" LOA.

Lot: 2577 - ASSORTED CAST-IRON AND WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH / FIREPLACE COOKING ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE

ASSORTED CAST-IRON AND WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH / FIREPLACE COOKING ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE, two wrought-iron articles comprising a broiler/grill with extended handle terminating in a curl, raised on swayed legs and a single leg each riveted to the handle, circular-form rotating plate with two scrolling/whirling sections; a three-tine roasting fork/skewer with spiraling shaft and rope-form extension ring; and remaining example, a cast-iron oblong-form griddle with heart-form handles. 19th/early 20th century. 22 1/2" to 28" LOA.

Lot: 2578 - ASSORTED ARTS AND CRAFTS STYLE IRON FIREPLACE ANDIRONS, LOT OF TWO PAIRS

ASSORTED ARTS AND CRAFTS STYLE IRON FIREPLACE ANDIRONS, LOT OF TWO PAIR, comprising of a pair with cut and jagged finials, heavy square-form billet bars and swayed legs; and remaining pair of Lyre-type form tops and having a central spiraling rod, arched legs. 20th century. 17 1/2" HOA, 21 1/2" LOA and 21" HOA, 18" LOA.

Lot: 2579 - ASSORTED WOODEN AND METAL GAUGES AND PATTERN WOODWORKING TOOLS, LOT OF 11

ASSORTED WOODEN AND METAL GAUGES AND PATTERN WOODWORKING TOOLS, LOT OF 11, comprising of five marking gauges, including a Rosewood example with brass inlay and two brass set screws, an example with illegible engraved name and "NY", and a modern example fitted in a slide-top box; three screw thread cutting boxes including an Alex Mathieson, Sabaoen Tool Co. example, a diminutive example impressed "2 1/4", and a handmade early period example with wrought-iron hardware; two pattern maker's squares/triangles; a near complete set of letter and numbering stamps, fitted in a sheet-iron/tin box with hinged cover. Second half 19th and 20th century. 5" to 15 1/4" HOA. Published: Culnan - Tools The Culnan Collection, p. 40, figs. 172, 180, and 230; p. 236, figs. A-104 and A-105; p. 244, figs. 386 and 458.

Lot: 2580 - WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH AND FIREPLACE TRIVET

WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH AND FIREPLACE TRIVET, horseshoe-form plate with extensions extending into a looped handle, raised on three tall legs with curled tips, painted black. 20th century. 10 1/2" H, 17" LOA.

Lot: 2581 - ASSORTED BRASS AND BRONZE SUNDIALS, LOT OF TWO

ASSORTED BRASS AND BRONZE SUNDIALS, LOT OF TWO, each having a roman numeral hour and sections within a circular form, each corner having a mounting hole, having mortice and tenoned construction; comprising of a bronze example with an openwork scroll patterned gnomon; and remaining a brass example with a solid gnomon and having a notched-form edge and additional engraving with directions. 18th century. 5 1/2" SQ.

Lot: 2582 - ASSORTED METAL DIMINUTIVE SUNDIALS, LOT OF THREE

ASSORTED METAL DIMINUTIVE SUNDIALS, LOT OF THREE, each having a roman numeral hour and sections within a circular form; comprising of a square-form bronze example, having mortice and tenoned construction and each corner with a mounting hole, openwork gnomon; a circular-form pewter example with several mounting holes, some possibly later; and a diminutive brass/bronze pedestal form with an octagonal-form plate, baluster-form stem and double-step square-form foot, bottom steps impressed "I'LL ONLY" / "COUNT YOUR" / "SUNNY" / "HOURS". 18th century. 5 1/2" SQ.

Lot: 2583 - ASSORTED AMERICAN AND CONTINENTAL METAL DIMINUTIVE TOBACCO BOXES, LOT OF FIVE

ASSORTED AMERICAN AND CONTINENTAL METAL DIMINUTIVE TOBACCO BOXES, LOT OF FIVE, each of oval/oblong form and having a hinged lid, comprising of two brass examples, including one with openwork petals to the side walls, interior of the base inscribed "R1511", base with an additional hinged lid and opens to reveal a mirror, remaining brass example with an attached plate to the interior of the lid inscribed "JOHAN V/D MEER"; two silverplated examples, including one example with overall lightly engraved floral pattern and remaining having a lightly punched diamond pattern to the lid; and a copper example having a brass embellishment to the lid. 18th/19th century. 1" to 1 3/4" HOA; 2 3/8" to 4 1/2" LOA.

Lot: 2584 - ASSORTED WOODEN AND OTHER SEALING WAX STAMPS, LOT OF TEN

ASSORTED WOODEN AND OTHER SEALING WAX STAMPS, LOT OF TEN, comprising of five turned wooden handle examples, including one with a brass press and having brass figures and lettering; two steel examples; a black and brown marble example; a mother-of-pearl example; and a bone example having a threaded compartment to handle extension; presses with various patterns including several with initials. 19th/20th century. 3" to 3 7/8" LOA.

Lot: 2585 - VICTORIAN BRASS AND MARBLE PAIR OF MANTLE VASES

VICTORIAN BRASS AND MARBLE PAIR OF MANTLE VASES, each featuring a cobalt blue diamond-quilted glass insert and a pheasant on the stem. Fourth quarter 19th//first quarter 20th century. 13 1/4" H, 6" x 4" base. 

Lot: 2586 - CAST-BRONZE FIGURAL CANDLE HOLDERS, LOT OF TWO

CAST-BRONZE FIGURAL CANDLE HOLDERS, LOT OF TWO, each of hollow cast form, the larger depicting a full-body angel standing on a stepped base, the shorter depicting a bear standing next to a log on its hind legs, the top of the log holding the candle socket. Both retain the original patinated surface. 20th century. Angel 17 1/4" HOA, 7" WOA.

Lot: 2587 - ASSORTED ENGLISH BRASS GEORGIAN TRAVELING ETUIS PENNER / INKWELLS, LOT OF TWO

ASSORTED ENGLISH BRASS GEORGIAN TRAVELING ETUIS PENNER / INKWELLS, LOT OF TWO, each of tapered form with incised line ornamentation, largest example with three-part construction, top with a quill pen, mid-section serves as handle, and base with an ink container; underside of base impressed "T / PENE"; and remaining example of two-part construction, top with a quill pen and threads to the lower section, underside of lower section with a sealing wax stamp. Late 18th/early 19th century. 2 7/8 and 4 1/2" HOA.

Lot: 2588 - ASSORTED BRASS DIMINUTIVE SMOKER'S EMBER TONGS AND SHOVELS, LOT OF NINE

ASSORTED BRASS DIMINUTIVE SMOKER'S EMBER TONGS AND SHOVELS, LOT OF NINE, comprising of five pair of tongs with scissor-form hinge construction, including a pair with spiraling patterned arms, each with a shaped handle and three having a hanging hook; four shovels, including one with a heart-form handle tip and another with stylized ornamentation to the handle. Mostly English. 18th/19th/20th century. 4 1/8" to 11 1/4" HOA Literature: Parallels Gentle and Feild - Domestic Metalwork 1640-1820, p. 331, fig. 4.

Lot: 2589 - ASSORTED BRASS CHAMBERSTICK CANDLEHOLDERS, LOT OF FOUR

ASSORTED BRASS CHAMBERSTICK CANDLEHOLDERS, LOT OF FOUR, each with a saucer base, handle, and a single socket, comprising of three examples with the handle having a ring tip and riveted socket construction, one example impressed "11" to the handle, and remaining with a stylized openwork pattern and having incised lines to the saucer base and a threaded socket construction. Late 18th/19th century. 2" to 3 3/4" HOA.

Lot: 2590 - ASSORTED CONTINENTAL BRASS CANDLESTICKS, LOT OF THREE

ASSORTED CONTINENTAL BRASS CANDLESTICKS, LOT OF THREE, comprising of a possible Spanish or Dutch large heemskirk-type example, having incised line ornamentation and a paneled baluster-form stem, scalloped and point drip-catcher rim and extended flat-form foot edge; an English example with seam construction, square-form foot and having notched corners; and a Spanish example with a triangular-form foot example with extended toes, having a baluster-form stem and drip catcher. 18th/19th century. 6 3/4" to 12" HOA.

Lot: 2591 - ASSORTED PEWTER MEASURERS, ASSEMBLED SET OF SEVEN

ASSORTED PEWTER MEASURERS, ASSEMBLED SET OF SEVEN, each cylinder forms with each having a square-form handle, five examples having a touchmark of an eagle over "C. M. & Co." to the underside of the base; and two small examples with various touchmark; each having numerous touchmarks. 19th century. 1 5/8" to 7 1/4" H.

Lot: 2592 - ASSORTED FRENCH PEWTER MEASURERS / UN ENSEMBLE DE HUIT MESURES METRIQUES, ASSEMBLED SET OF SIX

ASSORTED FRENCH PEWTER MEASURERS / UN ENSEMBLE DE HUIT MESURES METRIQUES, ASSEMBLED SET OF SIX, each with open top and handle, sizes include centilitre, double centilitre, demi-decilitre, decilitire, double-decilitre, delimitiliyire, and litre; marks on the underside of the bases include "AP", "AL", "BF", "JR", "BP", "S & Cie", and an illegible stamping in a rectangle; each having additional touchmarks including some on rims. 19th century. 1 1/2" to 7 1/4" HOA.

Lot: 2593 - ASSORTED ENGLISH YATES PEWTER TABLE ARTICLES, LOT OF FIVE

ASSORTED ENGLISH YATES PEWTER TABLE ARTICLES, LOT OF FIVE, comprising of three articles marked for James Yates, including a quart measurer with a side-mount spout, a quart measurer and a tankard/unmarked measurer; and two marked Yates & Birch, Birmingham plates. First half 19th century. Beverage articles 3 1/2" to 6 1/4" H, plates 9 1/4" D.

Lot: 2594 - ASSORTED ENGLISH AND OTHER PEWTER MEASURERS / TANKARDS, LOT OF NINE

ASSORTED ENGLISH AND OTHER PEWTER MEASURERS / TANKARDS, LOT OF NINE, various forms including straight-sided with ribs and baluster examples, includes a quart tankard with a side-mount spout, various makers marks including "H & S LONDON", "G. Farmiloe & Sons / London", and a quart size "R. R. WUYSAYE". Many examples with touchmark "VR". 19th/early 20th century. 3 3/4" to 6 1/2" HOA.

Lot: 2595 - ASSORTED ENGLISH PEWTER MEASURERS / TANKARDS, LOT OF TEN

ASSORTED ENGLISH PEWTER MEASURERS / TANKARDS, LOT OF TEN, various forms including straight-sided with ribs and baluster examples, various makers marks including "GASKELL & CHAMBERS / BIRMINGHAM", "HARRY MASON" and "IMPERIAL", many examples with touchmark "VR". 19th/early 20th century. 1 5/8" to 6" HOA.

Lot: 2596 - ASSORTED ENGLISH AND OTHER PEWTER TABLE ARTICLES, LOT OF 13

ASSORTED ENGLISH AND OTHER PEWTER TABLE ARTICLES, LOT OF 13, comprising six large tablespoons, two examples impressed "LEVERGECIS BERNAY"; four plates having a large scalloped rim, one marked "JR", and another "LEGLER HUMBERT", and "SCHROB"; a pair of unmarked candlesticks; and a 12" charger, slightly illegible mark and possible "KINGMADE IN LONDON". 19th/early 20th century. Plates 9" to 9 1/2" DOA; candlesticks 9 3/4" H.

Lot: 2597 - AMERICAN AND OTHER PEWTER PLATES, LOT OF FIVE

AMERICAN AND OTHER PEWTER PLATES, LOT OF FIVE, each with a beaded rim, three with touchmarks including Blakslee Barns, Philadelphia, and Thomas D. Boardman, Hartford. Late 19th/first quarter 19th century. 7 3/4" to 8" D.

Lot: 2598 - ASSORTED DECORATIVE ARTS REFERENCE VOLUMES, LOT OF 15

ASSORTED DECORATIVE ARTS REFERENCE VOLUMES, LOT OF 15, including Caspall, Making Fire & Light in the American Home Pre-1820; Boor, Philadelphia Empire Furniture; Fennimore/Wagner, Silversmiths to the Nation: Thomas Fletcher & Sidney Gardiner 1808-1842; and Sotheby's, Property From the Collection of Irvin & Anita Schorsch. Hard and soft covers.

Lot: 2599 - ASSORTED STANLEY WOODWORKING TOOLS, LOT OF FIVE

ASSORTED STANLEY WOODWORKING TOOLS, LOT OF FIVE, comprising of a No. 45 combination plane with a wooden Rosewood handle and knob, embossed on the fence "TRADE 45 MARK", and with Stanley to several scattered areas; a tongue and groove plane, iron handle with scrollwork ornamentation, impressed "STANLEY PAT. JULY. 6 1875.", and having a Rosewood knob; a No. 80 spoke shave; a No. 81 cabinet scraper; and a No. 45/55 cam stop/rest, embossed with name and patent date of 1901. 19th/early 20th century. 4 1/2" to 11 3/4" LOA.

Lot: 2600 - KENDRICK & DAVIS INVERTO NO. 17 JEWELERS / WATCHMAKER STAKING TOOL SET

KENDRICK & DAVIS INVERTO NO. 17 JEWELERS / WATCHMAKER STAKING TOOL SET, set is fitted into a wooden hinged cover case, top having a handle and makers marked label, comprising of a polished and chrome finish stand with underside impressed "3048", reverse turning knob is impressed with manufacturer name and "INVERTO NO. 17", case is fitted with 134 long punch stakes and 25 tiny stumps, set is fitted on an angled and hinged holder. First quarter 20th century. Box 8" HOA, 7 1/4" x 5 3/4".

Lot: 2601 - ASSORTED PLANE AND RELATED WOODWORKING TOOLS, UNCOUNTED LOT

ASSORTED STANLEY PLANE AND RELATED WOODWORKING TOOLS, LOT OF FIVE, including three various wooden planes, each unmarked; two molding planes including a Union Factory Chaplin Stephens No. 904 example and an Ohio Tool Co. example; an A. J. Wilkinson & Co. folding handle draw knife, impressed patent date of 1895; two small iron hand planes; two boxes containing various quantities and sizes of planer bits/knives; an SC USA saw with a Jackson cast-steel blade; a pair of Diston Triumph saw set/sharpener. Late 19th/first half 20th century. 7" to 20" LOA.

Lot: 2602 - ASSORTED BLACKSMITH HANDMADE TOOLS, LOT OF THREE

ASSORTED BLACKSMITH HANDMADE TOOLS, LOT OF THREE, comprising of a signed "Washington DC" cross peen example with square-form head; an unmarked sledge hammer/mallet attributed to maker Carl Raney, Afton, VA; and an unmarked sledge hammer. Each with probably original straight-form handle. Second half 19th century. 11 5/8" to 19" HOA. Catalogue Note: Attribution for Carl Raney provided by the consigner.

Lot: 2603 - ASSORTED VINTAGE WOODWORKING / DRAW KNIFE GAUGES / CHAMFER GUIDES, LOT OF FIVE

ASSORTED VINTAGE WOODWORKING / DRAW KNIFE GAUGES / CHAMFER GUIDES, LOT OF FIVE, comprising of three sets of chamfer guides, including one pair with an impressed "1887" patent date to one of the large thumb screws for John Hoague, and a single Goodell-Pratt Co. example having one gauge, rods are 3 1/2" and 3 7/8"; and remaining a stamped Osbourne & Co. draw/leather gauge example in a pistol-grip form. 19th/early 20th century. 2 3/4" to 6" HOA.

Lot: 2604 - ASSORTED MANUFACTURERS "BELL SYSTEM" PLIERS, SCREWDRIVERS AND OTHER HAND TOOLS, LOT OF 17

ASSORTED MANUFACTURERS "BELL SYSTEM" PLIERS, SCREWDRIVERS AND OTHER HAND TOOLS, LOT OF 17, each stamped "BELL SYSTEM", comprising of nine pliers/crimpers/cutters, including seven M. Klein examples, and two Crescent examples; five screwdrivers including three Stanley and a Bridgeport; a red painted metal box containing five Billings & Spencer stamped hand drill nut drivers (sizes of one 1/4", two 3/8", two 5/16"); a small cable knife with leather sheath; and a Pexto braze and bit screwdriver. 20th century. 4 3/4" to 11 1/2" HOA.

Lot: 2605 - ASSORTED MANUFACTURERS "BELL SYSTEM" CRIMPERS AND OTHER HAND CABLE TOOLS, LOT OF 18

ASSORTED MANUFACTURERS "BELL SYSTEM" CRIMPERS AND OTHER HAND CABLE TOOLS, LOT OF 18, each stamped "BELL SYSTEM", includes two Klein cable sleeve crimpers, stamped "132-12" and other "102-3"; four wire strippers with a circular form; a General Machine Products Co. wire cutter; a Plomb No. WF-21 sleeve roller/splicer; a Kraeuter cable sleeve crimper; two cable clamps including a Stanley No. 10 Sweet Heart and a Bridgeport; a lead cable spreader; a K. Miller T & M Co. No. 205 wire cutters; and a WE Co. wire stripper. 20th century. 3 1/2" to 10 3/4" HOA.

Lot: 2606 - ASSORTED MANUFACTURERS "BELL SYSTEM" / "WESTERN ELECTRIC" LINESMAN CABLE CUTTING KNIVES / CUTLERY / SHEATHS HAND TOOLS, UNCOUNTED LOT

ASSORTED MANUFACTURERS "BELL SYSTEM" / "WESTERN ELECTRIC" LINESMAN CABLE CUTTING KNIVES / CUTLERY / SHEATHS HAND TOOLS, UNCOUNTED LOT, most are stamped "BELL SYSTEM", comprising of seven knives, including three Klein Tools Co. examples, and three Utica Tool Co. examples; three Utica Tool Co. hatchet/knives; two pair of scissors, including a Swiss example and a Clauss example. Five tools fitted in a leather sheath, two sheaths lacking a tool including a small tri-form example and a multi-compartment example stamped for "WESTERN ELECTRIC". 20th century. Tools 5" to 9 1/2" HOA.

Lot: 2607 - ASSORTED BRASS AND BRONZE MORTARS AND PESTLES, LOT OF EIGHT

ASSORTED CONTINENTAL BRASS AND BRONZE MORTARS AND PESTLES, LOT OF EIGHT, comprising of three examples having molded lugs alternating with objects including one with mask man motif, shells, and an English shield; a large Dutch/Finnish example with three rows of characters, including the upper band having an illegible and likely "HEINRICK TER HORST FECIT 1607" over middle band of fleur-de-lis and over bottom band of various birds, having double figural handles depicting a duck head; an example with molded triangular-form lugs in alternating positions, having handles with each fitted with a ring; and an example with ringed bands; and two pestles in brass and bronze, one having incised line turnings. Most 17th/18th century and some possibly later. 2 3/4" to 5 3/8" H.

Lot: 2608 - STUART PETERSON & CO. CAST-IRON COMBINATION FLIP-TOP PANCAKE GRIDDLE

STUART PETERSON & CO. CAST-IRON COMBINATION FLIP-TOP PANCAKE GRIDDLE, hinged three-section pancake mold with embossing to top of each circle, including "AGENTS / NEW YORK", "STUART PETERSON & CO. PHILADELPHIA", and "PATENTED AUG, 27, 1867 / REIS'D JAN. 26 1869"; each end fitted with a handle. Fourth quarter 19th century. 1 1/4" H, 10 1/2" x 17 1/4" overall.

Lot: 2609 - ASSORTED STEEL / SHEET-IRON / WROUGHT-IRON FOOD CHOPPERS, LOT OF FIVE

ASSORTED STEEL / SHEET-IRON / WROUGHT-IRON FOOD CHOPPERS, LOT OF FIVE, comprising of four examples having a crescent-form blade, two examples having a double-wooden handle and including one example having a punched scallop and rosette pattern to the blade and remaining having two impressed figural key marks, two examples having a single-wooden handle including one with an L-form shaft and heart-form juncture; and remaining a brass handle example with square-form blade. 19th/first half 20th century. 5 3/8" to 8 1/2" HOA.

Lot: 2610 - ASSORTED CUT-OUT STEEL / SHEET-IRON FIGURAL FOOD CHOPPERS, LOT OF TWO

ASSORTED CUT-OUT STEEL / SHEET-IRON FIGURAL FOOD CHOPPERS, LOT OF TWO, comprising of a figural horse head example, having a rounded and carved wooden handle with brass collar; and a figural bird head with cut-out for eye, having a contoured wooden handle with brass collar and brass extension in the form of the bird's tail. Second half 19th/early 20th century. 9 1/2" to 12 1/4" LOA.

Lot: 2611 - ASSORTED STEEL AND WROUGHT-IRON FOOD CHOPPERS / KNIVES, LOT OF NINE

ASSORTED STEEL AND WROUGHT-IRON FOOD CHOPPERS / KNIVES, LOT OF NINE, each having a single handle including seven examples with a turned wooden example, comprising of three crescent-form examples, three L-form examples, and three others including largest example having an as-made hole to the blade tip. Second half 19th/early 20th century. 9 1/2" to 15" LOA.

Lot: 2612 - AMERICAN WROUGHT-IRON HOOD CHOPPERS AND ASSOCIATED TOOLS, LOT OF FIVE PRESENTED ON A BOARD

AMERICAN WROUGHT-IRON HOOD CHOPPERS AND ASSOCIATED TOOLS, LOT OF FIVE PRESENTED ON A BOARD, including a so-called bubble and squeak chopper with a rounded end; typical rounded-edge food choppers; and some form of adze with a rasp-like blade. All are displayed on a repurposed board. 19th century. Board 13" x 36 3/4" OA.

Lot: 2613 - ASSORTED BRASS HEARTH / FIREPLACE AND KITCHEN UTENSILS AND DOMESTIC ARTICLES, LOT OF 11

ASSORTED BRASS HEARTH / FIREPLACE AND KITCHEN UTENSILS AND DOMESTIC ARTICLES, LOT OF 11, utensils having shaped handles with baluster forms and various rings, comprising of four spatulas/cake turners with each having a circular-form blade; four ladles including two with extended bowl edges; two tasting ladles including one with punched ornamentation to the handle; a pair of tongs; a small scoop with turned wooden handle; and a funnel.18th/19th/20th century. 4 1/2" to 17" LOA.

Lot: 2614 - ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON AND STEEL SUGAR NIPPERS / NIPS / CUTTERS, LOT OF SEVEN

ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON AND STEEL SUGAR NIPPERS / NIPS / CUTTERS, LOT OF SEVEN, comprising of three examples with handles having a spring mechanism, one example having arrow-form tip blades and each with incised line ornamentation to the shaft, each with a securing handle clips, including a diminutive silver-plated pair; four examples with hinged shaft, including two pair with elongated loop handles, two pair with serrated edged blades. 18th/19th century. 4 3/4" to 9 7/8" LOA.

Lot: 2615 - ASSORTED METALS PASTRY CRIMPERS / JAGGERS / JIGGERS, LOT OF 11

ASSORTED METALS PASTRY CRIMPERS / JAGGERS / JIGGERS, LOT OF 11, brass, wrought-iron and steel, comprising of six combination examples, including two with a spoon and two with a spatula, two examples with a crimper including one diminutive example with incised ornamentation to the handle and remaining with ring ornamentation to the handle; five examples with a jagger/jigger wheel, including two having a wooden handle, one example having a brass wheel, three examples having a contoured handle. 18th/19th/20th century. 4 1/4" to 7 7/8" LOA.

Lot: 2616 - ASSORTED BRASS / BRONZE DOMESTIC ARTICLES, LOT OF SIX

ASSORTED BRASS / BRONZE DOMESTIC ARTICLES, LOT OF SIX, comprising four mortars, each having beading lines to the exterior of the body and a flared base, three examples having a pestle; two diminutive braziers/posnet pots raised on three legs and each having a circular-form sprue mark to the underside, including one with the handle having a punched initials of "AI" within an incised outlining line, underside of the handle having a brace and foot tip as figural hooves. 18th/19th century. 3" to 4 1/2" H.

Lot: 2617 - ASSORTED BRONZE BRAZIERS / POSNETS, LOT OF TWO

ASSORTED BRONZE BRAZIERS / POSNETS, LOT OF TWO, each raised on three legs with handle and having a circular-form sprue mark to the underside, comprising of an example having incised initials of possibly "IH" along with line ornamentation to the handle; remaining example having zig-zag and dot ornamentation to the handle. 18th century. 6 1/2" HOA, 7 7/8" D rim and 10" HOA, 10" D rim.

Lot: 2618 - ASSORTED BRONZE BRAZIERS / POSNETS, LOT OF THREE

ASSORTED BRONZE BRAZIERS / POSNETS, LOT OF THREE, each raised on three legs with handle and two examples having a circular-form sprue mark to the underside, comprising of an example with hoof-like foot tips and a handle having incised line ornamentation; an example with ringed foot tips, handle shaft having a wrought-iron reinforcement possibly occurring after manufacturer; and remaining example having diagonal ribbed pattern to each leg and the handle having an underside brace. 18th/19th century. 7 1/4" HOA, 6 3/4" D rim; 7 1/2" HOA, 7" D rim; 9 1/4" HOA, 7 7/8" D rim. 

Lot: 2619 - ENGLISH ENGRAVED BRASS BED WARMER

ENGLISH ENGRAVED BRASS BED WARMER, having a brass pan with engraved floral decoration within concentric circular reserves to lid on a long turned wooden handle. 19th century. 44" LOA, 10 1/2" D.

Lot: 2620 - ASSORTED BRASS AND IRON WARMING PANS WITH WOODEN HANDLES, LOT OF TWO

ASSORTED BRASS AND IRON WARMING PANS WITH WOODEN HANDLES, LOT OF TWO, each with pierced and punched ornamentation to the cover, each having a brass pan and wrought-iron shaft with wooden handle; comprising of an example with a six-point petal within an eight-point swag, outer edge having punched figural objects including spades, dots and scrolls, interior of base and of the cover each impressed with a "4"; remaining example with cover having a sunflower-type ornamentation with a ring for opening, wooden handle has a turned ring and wafer pattern. 18th/19th century. 35" and 39 1/4" HOA.

Lot: 2621 - ASSORTED METALS BEVERAGE VESSELS, LOT OF FIVE

ASSORTED METALS BEVERAGE VESSELS, LOT OF FIVE, comprising of four mugs/tankards, including two brass and two metal examples, including one example having an applied rim with a lower zig-zag pattern edge, two examples with a baluster form and one with an impressed "B"; and a bronze pitcher. 18th/19th century. 5 1/4" to 6 1/8" HOA.

Lot: 2622 - ASSORTED HORN, METAL AND WOOD CORK SCREWS AND BRUSHES, LOT OF 18

ASSORTED HORN, METAL AND WOOD CORK SCREWS AND BRUSHES, LOT OF 18, sixteen corkscrews comprising of 11 steel/iron examples, including six folding examples, one folding example with additional tools including two hooks; four wooden handle examples, each handle having turned ornamentation, including three with a dusting brush and remaining with a knife; a horn example; and two dusting brushes with turned wooden ebony handles. 18th/19th century. 3 3/4" to 5 3/4" LOA.

Lot: 2623 - ASSORTED BONE, HORN AND WOOD CORK SCREWS, LOT OF NINE

ASSORTED BONE, HORN AND WOOD CORK SCREWS, LOT OF NINE, comprising of five mahogany wooden handle examples, each handle having turned ornamentation, one example having a wrought-iron auger and another with a brass auger; two horn examples; and two bone examples with one having carved line ornamentation. Six examples with handles having a dusting brush. 18th/19th century. 3 3/4" to 5 3/4" LOA.

Lot: 2624 - ASSORTED DOMESTIC AND DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES, LOT OF NINE

ASSORTED DOMESTIC AND DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES, LOT OF NINE, comprising five corkscrews, two of which have brushes; a pair of brass Aesthetic movement door knobs; a French carriage clock with winding key; and an antique Czar .22 caliber revolver with 1879 patent dates and T&R grips. 19th and 20th century. Clock 4 3/4" HOA, 3" WOA, 2 1/2" DOA.

Lot: 2625 - ASSORTED FIGURAL STONE FRUIT, LOT OF NINE

ASSORTED FIGURAL STONE FRUIT, LOT OF NINE, each having naturalistic polychrome decoration, comprising of three red applies, two yellow apples, two pomegranates, a pear, and a plum. 20th century. 2" to 4" HOA.

Lot: 2626 - ASSORTED JOHN MULLICAN CARVED SHORE BIRDS OF NORTH AMERICA, LOT OF SIX

ASSORTED JOHN MULLICAN CARVED SHORE BIRDS OF NORTH AMERICA, LOT OF SIX, carved and painted wood in naturalistic tones, resin and composition, each bird displayed on a wooden platform, birds include a Blue Heron (1985); a Snowy Egret (1983); a Brown Pelican (1984); a two-piece grouping of brown ducks (1982); a three-piece grouping of running birds (1984), and a single pale gray with black tail feathers and webbed feet (1984) example. 1982 - 1985. 3 3/4" to 8 3/8" HOA.

Lot: 2627 - SHENANDOAH VALLEY OF VIRGINIA YELLOW PINE MARBLE GAME

SHENANDOAH VALLEY OF VIRGINIA YELLOW PINE MARBLE GAME, nailed construction, tombstone-form yellow pine plank with bentwood gallery housing a central field of square cut nails, the bottom with a sawtooth catch on which are written different numbers for scoring. Retains a stellar original dry surface. Second half 19th century. 33" x 13 1/2" OA.

Lot: 2628 - SHENANDOAH VALLEY OF VIRGINIA WOVEN RAG RUNNERS, LOT OF TWO

SHENANDOAH VALLEY OF VIRGINIA WOVEN RAG RUNNERS, LOT OF TWO, each having a polychrome-striped pattern. Late 19th/first half 20th century. Shorter 37 1/2" x 71 1/4"; longer 38 3/4" x 130".

Lot: 2629 - MID-ATLANTIC WOVEN RAG RUNNERS, LOT OF THREE

MID-ATLANTIC WOVEN RAG RUNNERS, LOT OF THREE, each having a polychrome-striped pattern, including two matching pieces with a shorter example and a longer. First half 20th century. 28" x 94 1/2"; 38 1/2" x 115"; and 27 1/2" x 288".

Lot: 2630 - SHENANDOAH VALLEY OF VIRGINIA WOVEN RAG RUNNER

SHENANDOAH VALLEY OF VIRGINIA WOVEN RAG RUNNER, having polychrome striped pattern, featuring four areas along side edges that had been previously cut with binding to one side, one end edge with binding and the other being rolled. Late 19th/first half 20th century. 42" x 218".

Lot: 2631 - AMERICAN, PROBABLY PENNSYLVANIA POPLAR SLAW CUTTER

AMERICAN, PROBABLY PENNSYLVANIA POPLAR SLAW CUTTER, rectangular form with applied battens to either end, an iron blade, and a heart-shaped cutout. Retains the original finished surface. Mid 19th century. 17 1/2" x 6 1/4" OA.

Lot: 2632 - AMERICAN POPLAR LARGE FOLDING DRYING RACK

AMERICAN POPLAR LARGE FOLDING DRYING RACK, featuring ten horizontal rails joining folding structural members at each end. Retains the original dry, darkened surface. 19th century. 53 1/2" x 40 1/2" OA folded.

Lot: 2633 - AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED WOODEN STOOLS, LOT OF TWO

AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED WOODEN STOOLS, LOT OF TWO, each with a rectangular single-board top, one with turned legs and the likely original grain-painted surface; the other with cut-out legs and an old blue-painted surface. Late 19th/first half 20th century. Taller 8 1/2" HOA, 12 1/4" x 6 3/4" top.

Lot: 2634 - NORTHERN EUROPEAN CARVED AND PAINT-DECORATED MANGLE BOARD

NORTHERN EUROPEAN CARVED AND PAINT-DECORATED MANGLE BOARD, rectangular form with horse-form handle having carved elaborate carved decoration on the board including a cypher reading "FR IV", dates of 1811 and 1810, and a carved bird of some form. Retains the original paint-decoration with a later wax or light finish over the surface. Probably Norwegian or Swedish. Circa 1811. 6" HOA, 26 1/4" x 5 1/4" OA.

Lot: 2635 - COUNTRY WOODEN DOMESTIC ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE

COUNTRY WOODEN DOMESTIC ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE, comprising a paint-decorated yarn winder, a bootjack-type form, and a hearth broom. 19th/early 20th century. Broom 61 1/2" L.

Lot: 2636 - ASSORTED AMERICAN TREEN BREADBOARDS AND PEEL, LOT OF FOUR

ASSORTED AMERICAN TREEN BREADBOARDS AND PEEL, LOT OF FOUR, comprising three breadboards, two of rectangular form, one with an arched top; and a large peel with an extended handle. Each retaining a lightly-finished or dry natural surface. 19th century. Peel 71 1/2" x 22" OA.

Lot: 2637 - AMERICAN WALNUT WALLBOX

AMERICAN WALNUT WALLBOX, with incised decoration and ebonized detail. Together with two carved walnut frames, each with applied foliate devices to corners. Three pieces total. Fourth quarter 19th century. Larger frame 16 1/2" HOA, 14 1/2" WOA.

Lot: 2638 - COUNTRY FOOTSTOOL AND SMALL SHOWCASE, LOT OF TWO

COUNTRY FOOTSTOOL AND SMALL SHOWCASE, LOT OF TWO, the stool with iron braces under the cut-out feet, the stained-maple showcase with a hinged door to each side. First half 20th century. Case: 15" H, 12 1/2" SQ. 

Lot: 2639 - ASSORTED WOODEN CUT-OUT DOMESTIC ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE

ASSORTED WOODEN CUT-OUT DOMESTIC ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE, comprising of two wall boxes/pockets, including one example having a trefoil backing and remaining with an arched backing and a lightly carved mouse in a caricature form, each backing with a hanging hole; and a foot stool having a octagonal-form top and skirted sides, raised on four tapered legs; each with nail construction. Late 19th/first half 20th century. 10 1/2", 8" LOA and 11 3/8" HOA, 8 1/2" LOA; stool 7 1/8" H, 7" x 14 1/2".

Lot: 2640 - ASSORTED PAINTED WOODEN DOMESTIC ARTICLES, LOT OF TWO

ASSORTED PAINTED WOODEN DOMESTIC ARTICLES, LOT OF TWO, comprising of a signed pale yellow-green valuables chest with red painted highlights, hinged lid with various newspaper articles attached, one end painted "A. Thompson", and the underside painted in red "A. Thompson,. / Catasauqua PA / Jan. 1898", interior retaining a natural dry surface, nail construction, with a lock and working key; and a blue-green painted foot stool, having a rectangular top and four shaped legs, nail construction. 19th century. Chest 6 1/2" H, 8 3/4" x 15 1/8"; stool 6 1/4" H, 9 1/4" x 16 1/2".

Lot: 2641 - ASSORTED DOMESTIC AND PERSONAL ACCESSORIES, UNCOUNTED LOT

ASSORTED DOMESTIC AND PERSONAL ACCESSORIES, UNCOUNTED LOT, including a number of child's shoes, several small advertising articles, and a number of personal care articles. Late 19th/20th century. Transistor radio box 5 1/2" x 3 1/2" OA.

Lot: 2642 - ASSORTED DECORATIVE AND DOMESTIC ARTICLES, UNCOUNTED LOT

ASSORTED DECORATIVE AND DOMESTIC ARTICLES, UNCOUNTED LOT, including flue covers, glass flower frogs, a glass Sanford's Fountain Pen stand, a boxed set of twelve Landers, Frary & Clark Bone-handled nut picks, and a box of nine (originally twelve) Roger's silver-plated teaspoons. 19th/20th century. Largest flue cover 9 1/2" D.

Lot: 2643 - AMERICAN PAINT-DECORATED SHEET-IRON / TIN PARADE HORNS, LOT OF THREE

AMERICAN PAINT-DECORATED SHEET-IRON / TIN PARADE HORNS, LOT OF THREE, comprising two examples of similar form with striped paint-decoration, and a larger modern example with decorative tole paint. Late 19th/early 20th century; and late 20th/early 21st century. Largest 26 1/4" HOA.

Lot: 2644 - ASSORTED COPPER COOKING PANS AND DECORATIVE ARTICLES, LOT OF FIVE

ASSORTED COPPER COOKING PANS AND DECORATIVE ARTICLES, LOT OF FIVE, most appearing to be hand-hammered, comprising a large vessel with ring handles on each end, a covered baking/cooking dish, an egg boiling pan, a food mold with a swan or duck motif, and a large tray with what appears to be a religious scene chased on the surface. 20th century. Largest 8 1/2" HOA, 14" D.

Lot: 2645 - ASSORTED DIMINUTIVE / LADY'S SPITTOONS / CUSPIDORS, UNCOUNTED LOT

ASSORTED DIMINUTIVE / LADY'S SPITTOONS / CUSPIDORS, UNCOUNTED LOT, brass, metal, porcelain, and earthenware, each of relatively-similar form, including an example marked "NIPPON" with another example very similar to it without a mark; a Bennington-glazed example with an embossed grape design; and two earthenware / redware examples with an all-over textured design and remnants of a painted surface. 19th and 20th century. Tallest 4 1/4" HOA.

Lot: 2646 - ASSORTED DIMINUTIVE / LADY'S SPITTOONS / CUSPIDORS, UNCOUNTED LOT

ASSORTED DIMINUTIVE / LADY'S SPITTOONS / CUSPIDORS, UNCOUNTED LOT, brass, metal, porcelain/ironstone, turned wood, and earthenware, each of relatively-similar form, including an ironstone or porcelain example with a handle and a pour spout; two similar earthenware examples, one with an all-over shell and fish pattern and a pink overpaint, the other with an ivy pattern; and a turned wooden example. 19th and 20th century. Tallest 4 1/4" HOA.

Lot: 2647 - ASSORTED DECORATIVE AND DOMESTIC ARTICLES, UNCOUNTED LOT

ASSORTED DECORATIVE AND DOMESTIC ARTICLES, UNCOUNTED LOT, including a selection of diminutive tools; a Williamsburg reproduction pewter mug engraved "Dennis"; a large number of keys; and a variety of decorative and furniture hardware. 19th and 20th century. Mug 4 3/4" HOA.

Lot: 2648 - BRASS AND LEATHER STRAP OF SLEIGH BELLS

BRASS AND LEATHER STRAP OF SLEIGH BELLS, featuring graduated open-mouth brass bells alternating with crotal bells, mounted to original leather strap. Mid 19th/early 20th century. 52" LOA.

Lot: 2649 - BRASS SLEIGH BELLS / BRIDAL ORNAMENT

BRASS SLEIGH BELLS / BRIDAL ORNAMENT, the heart-form leather backing with a large central bell surrounded by smaller bells on the edges, the whole hanging from a brass ring with a leather loop applied to the backing with "MBS" embossed on the front. 20th century. 11" x 8 1/2" OA.

Lot: 2650 - ASSORTED COPPER ARTICLES, LOT OF SIX

ASSORTED COPPER ARTICLES, LOT OF SIX, including a tea caddy-like covered canister, a vase, and a handled mug. 20th century. Tallest 11" HOA.

Lot: 2651 - AMERICAN HAND-CRANK WALL-TELEPHONE AND RADIO, LOT OF TWO

AMERICAN HAND-CRANK WALL-TELEPHONE AND RADIO, LOT OF TWO, phone of typical form with an oak case marked "DeVeau" on the brass part of the mouthpiece, retaining an extra receiver; and a tombstone-style tabletop radio by Best Mfg. Co. First half 20th century. Phone 22" x 7 1/2" backing board.

Lot: 2652 - ANTIQUE PRIMITIVE EEL SPEARS, LOT OF THREE

ANTIQUE PRIMITIVE EEL SPEARS, LOT OF THREE, each with wrought-iron tines and hardwood handle. Late 19th/first quarter 20th century. Largest 57" LOA.

Lot: 2653 - ASSORTED FOLK ART METAL ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE

ASSORTED FOLK ART METAL ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE, comprising a figure of a cowboy made from horseshoes, a Zaer Ltd. duck watering can, and an iron candelabrum. 20th/21st century. Tallest 20 1/2" HOA.

Lot: 2654 - AMERICAN SHEET-IRON PARADE LANTERNS, LOT OF TWO

AMERICAN SHEET-IRON PARADE LANTERNS, LOT OF TWO, each of similar form with a gimbaled font supported by a long wooden shaft. Late 19th/early 20th century. Longest 60" LOA.

Lot: 2655 - AMERICAN CAST-IRON AND WROUGHT-IRON DOMESTIC ACCESSORIES, LOT OF SEVEN

AMERICAN CAST-IRON AND WROUGHT-IRON DOMESTIC ACCESSORIES, LOT OF SEVEN, comprising two mechanical apple peelers, one marked for Sinclair R. Scott Co., Baltimore, the other for Goodell Co., Antrim, New Hampshire; two corn stick pans; a wrought-iron gig; a Goodell Co. cherry pitter; and a contemporary cherry pitter. Late 19th/20th century. Contemporary cherry pitter 6 5/8" HOA, 10 1/2" x 6" OA.

Lot: 2656 - ASSORTED METAL DECORATIVE AND DOMESTIC ACCESSORIES, LOT OF FOUR

ASSORTED METAL DECORATIVE AND DOMESTIC ACCESSORIES, LOT OF FOUR, comprising a metal decorative piece made up from old parts; a fireplace poker with twisted heatsink; a set of grain painting combs; and a Pittsburgh Regional Transit car fair coin holder. 19th and 20th century. Longest iron piece 31" LOA.

Lot: 2657 - AMERICAN FOLK ART BUILDING-FORM PAINTED WOODEN KITCHEN CANISTERS, SET OF FOUR

AMERICAN FOLK ART BUILDING-FORM PAINTED WOODEN KITCHEN CANISTERS, SET OF FOUR, painted plywood, comprising "Flour Mill", "Sugar Mill", "Tea Room", and "Coffee House". Each with a red- and black-painted surface. Mid 20th century. Tallest 9 1/4" HOA, 5 1/2" x 5".

Lot: 2658 - AMERICAN BLUE AND WHITE STONEWARE KITCHEN ARTICLES, LOT OF TEN

AMERICAN BLUE AND WHITE STONEWARE KITCHEN ARTICLES, LOT OF TEN, comprising a bowl with relief apricot decoration and nine examples having blue-sponged decoration including a rectangular soap dish with canted corners and three raised bars to interior, an 11" D bowl, a 9 1/2" ribbed bowl, an 8 3/8" D milk bowl with bail handle, a custard cup, and two pitchers. Late 19th/early 20th century. 9" HOA. Literature: McNerney - Blue & White Stoneware, milk bowl p. 135, fig. middle, soap dish p. 149, fig. second from top.

Lot: 2659 - ASSORTED BLUE SPONGE-DECORATED CERAMIC TABLE ARTICLES, LOT OF 14

ASSORTED BLUE SPONGE-DECORATED CERAMIC TABLE ARTICLES, LOT OF 14, comprising an open-handled cake plate, a 13 1/2" x 9 1/8" platter, an 11 7/8" x 8 3/4" undertray, and eleven plates including three 8 1/4" D plates with scalloped rims and four 9 1/8" D matching plates. Second half 19th century. Plates 8 1/4" to 10 1/4" D.

Lot: 2660 - AMERICAN AND BRITISH BLUE SPONGE-DECORATED CERAMIC TEA AND TABLE ARTICLES, LOT OF TEN

AMERICAN AND BRITISH BLUE SPONGE-DECORATED CERAMIC TEA AND TABLE ARTICLES, LOT OF TEN, comprising a 9 1/8" D scalloped rim plate, a 6 3/8" D bowl, a shallow dish/saucer, a teapot, five cups, and a globular-form covered sugar having relief bird and fan motif, having black-printed Royal Coat of Arms to underside with "B.B. / WARRANTED". Second half 19th/early 20th century. 5 1/4" HOA.

Lot: 2661 - OHIO AND OTHER COUNTRY ACCESSORIES, LOT OF THREE

OHIO AND OTHER COUNTRY ACCESSORIES, LOT OF THREE, comprising an Ashland Co., Ohio jacquard coverlet, and two blue and white salt-glazed stoneware tubs, one with original cover marked for the Robinson Clay Works, Akron, Ohio. Mid 19th and early 20th century. Robinson tub: 6" HOA, 9 1/2" D.

Lot: 2662 - ASSORTED CERAMIC KITCHEN ARTICLES, LOT OF TEN

ASSORTED CERAMIC KITCHEN ARTICLES, LOT OF TEN, comprising a porcelain Wedgwood mortar having impressed "WEDGWOOD / BEST COMPOSITIO[N] to underside, a German covered cream separator having black transfer "Fett." and "Mager." below two spouts, a yellowware butter tub, three food molds consisting of a rabbit-form example, a thistle bloom, and a 9 3/4" x 7 1/2" melon-form example, and four covered barrel-form canisters having black transfer titles consisting of "Oatmeal.", "Hominy.", "Crushed Sugar.", and "Flour.", each having impressed "7" to underside of cover. Additional marks include blue-printed eagle with "C.T." below and green-printed "L.S. & S." Josiah Wedgwood and Sons Ltd., Etruria, England; Carl Tielsch, Altwasser, Germany; and others. Fourth quarter 19th/first half 20th century. 9 1/4" HOA.

Lot: 2663 - ASSORTED POTTERY DOMESTIC ARTICLES, LOT OF SIX

ASSORTED POTTERY DOMESTIC ARTICLES, LOT OF SIX, including a stamped Whites Pottery, Utica, NY beer stein featuring buffalo and three drinking men, an Uncle Sam head money bank, a blue and white salt-glazed Indian Boy and Girl pitcher, and two unmarked stoneware approximately one-gallon capacity jugs. 19th and 20th century. 11 1/2" HOA.

Lot: 2664 - AMERICAN PAINT-DECORATED POPLAR KNIFE BOX

AMERICAN PAINT-DECORATED POPLAR KNIFE BOX, nailed construction, the arched central divider with a heart-form cut-out handle at the top edge, the canted outer edge rests on an oversized platform base with a beveled outer edge. Retains its original paint-decorated surface with stenciled designs flanking marbled/grained reserves. Mid 19th century. 6 1/2" HOA, 14 3/4" x 10 3/4" OA.

Lot: 2665 - COUNTRY PAINTED PINE SLIDE LID BOX

COUNTRY PAINTED PINE SLIDE LID BOX, light blue, rectangular box that sits on its long unpainted side with a slide lid fitted into side grooves. The inside of the box has remnants of heavy, woven floral paper and horizontal grooves. 19th century. 24 3/4" L x 13" W x 14 3/4" H. 

Lot: 2666 - AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED PINE BOXES, LOT OF TWO

AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED PINE BOXES, LOT OF TWO, each of nailed construction with hinged lid, one example with fitted interior and applied six-petal rosette flanked by bullseye ornaments to lid, retaining an early yellow-painted surface; the other with applied base and lid moldings and likely original red-and-green surface. 19th century. Larger example 9 1/2" H, 22" W, 12" D.

Lot: 2667 - AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED WOODEN BOXES, LOT OF TWO

AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED WOODEN BOXES, LOT OF TWO, one a drink crate bearing original stenciled mark for "BERLIN / BOTTLING CO. / BERLIN. N.H." in black against a blue ground, interior bearing remnants of original printed label; the other a small blanket chest form with applied moldings and refinished surface. 19th century. Painted example 11 1/2" H, 20 1/2" W, 14" D. 

Lot: 2668 - AMERICAN COUNTRY WOODEN BALLOT BOXES, LOT OF THREE

AMERICAN COUNTRY WOODEN BALLOT BOXES, LOT OF THREE, comprising a small box with handle, two compartments, and a pull-out drawer; one example with a handle, two compartments with a hinged top lid with a hole in the center and a long attached turned handle; and a large example with a slide-top lid and attached turned handle; bag of marbles included. Late 19th/early 20th century. Small box 4 1/4" W x 12" L x 3 1/4" H. Large box 5 1/4" W x 16" L x 4 1/2" H. 

Lot: 2669 - AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED TOOL CADDY / BOXES, LOT OF TWO

AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED TOOL CADDY / BOXES, LOT OF TWO, comprising one black painted example with a bottom drawer with a handle and top with two compartments with cut-out handle, and one long example with two compartments and cut-out handle. Late 19th/early 20th century. Black box 24 1/2" L x 9 1/2" W x 11" H. Long box 38" L x 10 1/2" W x 10" H. 

Lot: 2670 - AMERICAN COUNTRY WOODEN BALLOT BOXES, LOT OF TWO

AMERICAN COUNTRY WOODEN BALLOT BOXES, LOT OF TWO, comprising one two-drawer example with a voting compartment in the back and an attached handle at the top; the front has leaf and geometric carving between drawers, with white porcelain knobs; and one two-drawer example with a hinged top lid that opens to a velvet-lined voting compartment; each drawer has metal and white porcelain knobs. Late 19th/early 20th century. Larger box 6 1/4" W x 9" L x 8 1/2" H. 

Lot: 2671 - AMERICAN COUNTRY WOODEN BALLOT BOXES, NEAR PAIR

PAIR OF AMERICAN COUNTRY WOODEN BALLOT BOXES, NEAR PAIR, comprising two similar boxes; each has two hinged lids, one on each side; lids are decorated with applied wooden scrollwork; the interior compartments are lined with either green or red felt; with attached turned handle. Late 19th/early 20th century. 6 1/2" W x 9 1/2" L x 3 1/2" H.

Lot: 2672 - AMERICAN COUNTRY WOODEN BALLOT BOXES, LOT OF TWO

AMERICAN COUNTRY WOODEN BALLOT BOXES, LOT OF TWO, each box has two compartments with a central hole between them and a tambour sliding lid, each with an attached handle. Late 19th/early 20th century. Larger box 5 1/4" W x 15 1/2" L x 4" H. 

Lot: 2673 - AMERICAN COUNTRY WOODEN BALLOT BOX, LOT OF THREE

AMERICAN COUNTRY WOODEN BALLOT BOX, LOT OF THREE, each having two compartments covered with hinged lids; each has a hole at the center between the two compartments; all have attached handles. Late 19th/early 20th century. 5 3/4" W x 16 1/2" L x 5 1/4" H. 

Lot: 2674 - AMERICAN COUNTRY WOODEN BALLOT BOXES, LOT OF THREE

AMERICAN COUNTRY WOODEN BALLOT BOXES, LOT OF THREE, comprising one two-drawer box with hole at top surrounded by silver painted wooden rim, attached drawer knobs marked "Beldings Shade 528", one simple example with two compartments and a sliding lid, originally painted green and repainted a dark brown; and one two-compartment with hinged lids, inside one compartment is lined with a leather; small plaque on top reads "Betsy Ross Rebekah Lodge No. 857"; all have attached handles. Late 19th/early 20th century. Betsy Ross box 6 1/4" W x 14 3/4" L x 4" H. 

Lot: 2675 - AMERICAN COUNTRY WOODEN BALLOT BOXES, LOT OF TWO

AMERICAN COUNTRY WOODEN BALLOT BOXES, LOT OF TWO, larger box with wooden security screen around voting hole, with one long drawer and attached handle; one with two compartments, each lined with green felt, with slanted divider with voting hole, slide and lift-off back lid with attached handle. Late 19th/early 20th century. Larger box 7" W x 19 1/2" L x 7 3/4" HOA. 

Lot: 2676 - AMERICAN COUNTRY WOODEN BALLOT BOXES, LOT OF FIVE

AMERICAN COUNTRY WOODEN BALLOT BOXES, LOT OF FIVE, comprising one two-drawer example with a voting hole at top; one with two compartments and a slide top with handle; two examples with two compartments each with hinged lid, and carpeting; one has an attached handle and a removeable voting divider; and one with hinged slanted lid over voting compartment, lined with green felt with a pull-out drawer at back also lined in felt. Late 19th/early 20th century. Largest box 5 1/2" W x 18" L x 4 1/4" H.

Lot: 2677 - MID-ATLANTIC BUTTERNUT SLANT-TOP DOCUMENT BOX

MID-ATLANTIC BUTTERNUT SLANT-TOP DOCUMENT BOX, blind-dovetailed case with a nailed base, the narrow rectangular top with a short applied gallery over a hinged slanted lid with a molded edge concealing an open interior. Pine secondary wood. Retains the original hinges and an old refinished surface with warm color. Mid 19th century. 12 1/2" HOA, 16 3/4" WOA, 10 3/4" DOA.

Lot: 2678 - AMERICAN PAINTED DIVIDED BOX

AMERICAN PAINTED DIVIDED BOX, nailed construction, made from reused crates, rectangular form with a slanted profile having three compartments. Retains an old painted surface. First half 20th century. 13" HOA, 18" x 7 3/4" OA.

Lot: 2679 - AMERICAN PAINTED BENTWOOD PANTRY BOXES, LOT OF TWO

AMERICAN PAINTED BENTWOOD PANTRY BOXES, LOT OF TWO, each of similar form with nailed construction, one having a wire bail handle with wooden grip, the other with a bentwood bail handle. Each retains a later painted surface. 19th century. Blue example 6 1/2" HOA, 11 1/4" D.

Lot: 2680 - AMERICAN PAINTED POPLAR DIMINUTIVE HANGING SPICE CABINET

AMERICAN PAINTED POPLAR DIMINUTIVE HANGING SPICE CABINET, featuring a slightly-overhanging rectangular top over eight short drawers, each set with a turned knob, two later-added loops applied to the back for hanging. Retains an old white-painted surface. First half 20th century. 11 1/2" HOA, 17" WOA, 4 1/4" DOA.

Lot: 2681 - ASSORTED COUNTRY BOXES, LOT OF THREE

ASSORTED COUNTRY BOXES, LOT OF THREE, including a dovetailed example with cover and interior lined with 19th century Pennsylvania newsprint and another example with painted scene to interior. 19th century. Largest example 9 1/4" HOA, 19" WOA, 12 1/2" WOA.

Lot: 2682 - AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED WOODEN BOX

AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED WOODEN BOX, machine dovetailed, with hinged lid and fitted interior, retaining an old green-painted surface over earlier red. Together with a small pine toolbox of dovetailed construction with refinished surface. Two pieces total. 19th/early 20th century. Green-painted example 8 1/2" H, 14" W, 11" D.

Lot: 2683 - TENNESSEE PAINTED STAVE-TYPE WOVEN-SPLINT WALL BASKET

TENNESSEE PAINTED STAVE-TYPE WOVEN-SPLINT WALL BASKET, white oak, having a high arched handle, distinctive cross-wrapping with a central loop and plaited decoration on the rim and spine. Retains an early Spanish brown-and-gold painted surface. Probably Cannon Co., TN or an adjacent county in Middle Tennessee. Circa 1920. 10 1/2" HOA, 4 3/4" H rim, 9" WOA, 5 3/4" DOA.

Lot: 2684 - SHENANDOAH CO., SHENANDOAH VALLEY OF VIRGINIA STAVE-TYPE WOVEN-SPLINT BASKET

SHENANDOAH CO., SHENANDOAH VALLEY OF VIRGINIA STAVE-TYPE WOVEN-SPLINT BASKET, white oak, having a thick doubled rim with cross lashing, slight kick-up bottom, and arching handle connecting to the body with a copper rivet about halfway down the body. Retains the original dark surface. Possibly Samuel "Sam" Wagner (Woodstock, VA, 1857-1942). Late 19th/early 20th century. 12 1/2" HOA, 6 1/2" H rim, 14" D. Catalogue Note: Samuel G. "Sam" Wagner (Virginia, 1857-1942) was a prominent chairmaker in Shenandoah Co., VA in the late 19th/early 20th century, notably making chairs for the Shenandoah Co. courthouse circa 1916. Current research suggests that Wagner also worked as a basketmaker. Primarily producing round split-oak baskets with robust rims, many with handles pinned to the rim, some with stripes of dyed weavers. Two other baskets, which descended in a Woodstock family, are attributed to Wagner and have a swinging bail handle attached by copper rivets. Research is ongoing. The Museum of the Shenandoah Valley in Winchester, VA has a set of six side chairs like these attributed to Wagner in their collection.

Lot: 2685 - PENNSYLVANIA AND NEW ENGLAND STAVE-TYPE WOVEN-SPLINT AND PULLED-ROD BASKETS, LOT OF TWO

PENNSYLVANIA AND NEW ENGLAND STAVE-TYPE WOVEN-SPLINT AND PULLED-ROD BASKETS, LOT OF TWO, comprising a New England ash stave-type woven-splint example with a base edge similar to the so-called cat's head form; and a Pennsylvania white-oak pulled rod sewing basket with small handles on each end and a period applied pincushion in a woven wool fabric on the edge. Late 19th/first half 20th century. Sewing basket 4 1/2" HOA, 3 1/2" H rim, 11 1/2" x 8 1/2" OA. 

Lot: 2686 - PENNSYLVANIA RIB-TYPE WOVEN-SPLINT MELON BASKET

PENNSYLVANIA RIB-TYPE WOVEN-SPLINT MELON BASKET, ash, of nearly half-round melon form with an arched handle having a plaited decoration and joining the rim with a crossed wrapping. Retains the original dry darkened surface. Late 19th/first quarter 20th century. 8 1/2" HOA, 4 1/4" H rim, 8 1/2" D.

Lot: 2687 - COUNTRY PINE WALL-HANGING SPOON HOLDER / RACK

COUNTRY PINE WALL-HANGING SPOON HOLDER / RACK, nailed construction, the shaped back with a hole for hanging over four steps each with five holes for holding a spoon or kitchen equipment, over a cut-out skirt and flanked by solid ends. Retains remnants of a red-painted surface to the back with the remainder having a dry scrubbed surface. 19th century. 12 3/4" HOA, 12" WOA, 9 3/4" DOA.

Lot: 2688 - COUNTRY OVERSIZED CARVED TREEN TRENCHER

COUNTRY OVERSIZED CARVED TREEN TRENCHER, rectangular form with an ovate central well, retaining a lightly finished surface. 9" HOA, 55 1/4" x 20" OA.

Lot: 2689 - S. SILLIMAN & CO., CHESTER, CONNECTICUT GILT / DECORATED TURNED TREEN INKWELL

S. SILLIMAN & CO., CHESTER, CONNECTICUT GILT / DECORATED TURNED TREEN INKWELL, of squat cylindrical form with a turned band on the side, the top decorated with gilt sprig decorations and mounted with a short string. Retains label reading "Manufactured / by / S. Silliman & Co., / Chester, Conn." on the underside and the original ebonized surface. Second quarter 19th century. 1 3/4" HOA, 2 5/8" D.

Lot: 2690 - AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVED WOODEN ARTICLES, LOT OF TWO

AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVED WOODEN ARTICLES, LOT OF TWO, comprising a turned walnut jug-form bank with a carved applied handle and a removable poplar base; and a small pin dish with a five-pointed star in the base and the date "2/12 1901" carved into the underside. Both retain the likely original finished surface. First quarter 20th century. Bank 7 1/2" HOA.

Lot: 2691 - COUNTRY PAINTED TREEN DOMESTIC ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR

COUNTRY PAINTED TREEN DOMESTIC ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR, comprising a turned mortar and pestle; a tray on base/compote with cutout handles on either end; a small pail with a wire handle; and a low footed bowl/master salt cellar. Each retains a later painted surface. 19th/20th century. Compote 6 1/2" HOA, 13 3/4" x 8" OA.