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ITEM 8713. TIN OVER SHEET IRON COFFEEPOT with brass
finial and wrigglework decoration. Created by Bucks County PA
tinsmith M. Uebele (stamped on handle), C. 1840. A nearly identical
piece can be found on page 152 of "The Pennsylvania German
Collection - Philadelphia Museum of Art." The pot is undamaged
and stands 11" in height. $3200 |
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ITEM 8238. STIEGEL-TYPE PATTERN MOLDED SUGAR
BOWL with matching pattern molded cover and ribbed funnel foot.
Probably blown at Stiegel's American Flint Glass Manufactory,
Manheim, PA, C. 1775. An undamaged specimen with brilliant color,
graceful lines and a strong mold impression. $5850 |
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ITEM 8775. REDWARE TEACUP with slip trailed
decoration potted in Bristol County, MA, late 18th century.
Delicately thrown and exuberantly decorated, the cup does have
some glaze loss and flaking as shown but it is a remarkable survivor.
Recently found in a Westport, MA home, measuring 2"H and
3 3/8" in diameter. $2850 |
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ITEM 8685. MINIATURE PORTRAIT ON IVORY confidently
attributed to New York City artist Abraham Parsell, C. 1825.
Ivory is undamaged, the cover glass does have two small edge
flakes. Sight size of 2 5/8"H x 2 1/8"W. $1950 |
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ITEM 8599. FOOTED, BLOWN GLASS CREAMER with
a medial rib handle blown in Southern New Jersey, C. 1840. The
work of a skilled gaffer, this creamer exhibits the "best"
form and glass quality. Undamaged, standing 4 ¼"H.
Ex. Dorothy Lee Jones Collection. $1350 |
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ITEM 8777. STONEWARE JAR with flying loop handles
and stamped floral decoration potted by Jonathan Fenton during
his Boston, MA period, late 18th/early 19th century. Remarkably
well preserved with some tiny flakes at the rim and base edge
but no damage of consequence. Jar has a capacity of roughly
one half gallon and stands 8 ½" in height. $1850 |
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ITEM 8624. KIDNEY SHAPED DEMIJOHN with multicolored
paint decoration. Dutch, early to mid 18th century. Decoration
includes a naval battle scene, an image of the ship's captain
or owner and what is ostensibly the coat of arms of the pictured
gentleman. Bottle is undamaged, painting exhibits some minor
wear and losses. An impressive piece at 19 ½" in
height. $2150 |
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ITEM 8714. ARROW WEATHERVANE WITH BALL FINIAL
retaining the original weathered gold gilt over copper and zinc.
A simple but pleasing and well-balanced vane with an honest surface
that measures 25 ¾" in length. Custom stand is included.
$1350 |
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ITEM 8621. OIL ON ARTIST BOARD DEPICTING RED-BREASTED
LOVE BIRDS signed "Maurice," mid to late 19th century.
Charmingly depicted and presented as found with no paint restoration.
Sight size of 6 5/8"W x 9 5/8"H. $2150 |
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ITEM 8629. CHESTNUT BOTTLE blown in Hartford
County, CT, 1790-1820. A singular example with great form, color
and a delightful drip of amber in the neck and shoulder. The
piece measures 5 3/8" in height. $485 |
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ITEM 8782. WATERCOLOR PORTRAIT of a young girl
and her dog. English, C. 1830. A charming, well-composed image
that retains good color. Sight size of 6 3/8"W x 7 1/16"H.
$2350 |
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ITEM 8426. BLOWN GLASS STORAGE JAR likely made
in New Hampshire (Keene or Suncook), C. 1830. Richly colored
and generously sized, measuring 9 ¾"H and 7"D.
Ex. Norman C. Heckler Sr. Collection. $2150 |
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ITEM 8651. COVERED REDWARE JAR with a
tin oxide glaze likely potted in New York State, C. 1840. Thinly
thrown and beautifully formed with a pronounced galleried rim.
Some roughness and chipping around the edge of the mouth. Stands
9"H. $875 |
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ITEM 8232. EMBROIDERED AND APPLIQUED TABLE
MAT measuring 40" x 67". American, mid-19th century.
Some minor repairs as shown. Retains vibrant color and a exhibits
a modernistic sensibility. $6500 |
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ITEM 8625. HANDLED MOCHA MUG with foliate terminals
and multi-colored banding. Delicately potted and well executed,
retaining a bright overall palette. English, C. 1800. Short,
tight line at rim, otherwise undamaged. Stands just over 3 ¾"H.
$975 |
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ITEM 8525. 19TH CENTURY NEW ENGLAND REDWARE JAR with
copper oxide (green) decoration over an orange ground. Sturdily
potted and nicely formed. Some expected glaze wear, minor flaking
and a shallow, thumbnail-sized base flake. Measures 9 ¼"H.
$750 |
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ITEM 8179. LATE 19TH CENTURY WATERCOLOR depicting
a hunting dog housed in an appropriate period frame. Signed by
noted Middlebury, VT artist H.B. Young. Sight size of 12 7/8"H
x 19 ¾"W. $2150 |
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ITEM 8216. INCISED STONEWARE POT decorated
with a pinwheel and impressed with the initials "TW"
at the shoulder. Attributed to Thomas Warne, South Amboy, NJ,
late 18th/early 19th century. Four gallon capacity, standing
15 1/8"H. Undamaged, retaining faint remnants of green paint.
$5850 |
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ITEM 8162. PINPRICKED WATERCOLOR THEOREM retaining
vibrant colors and housed within an early and quite likely original
frame. American or English, late 18th/early 19th century. Some
minor toning as shown with a sight size of 8 3/8"W x 10
¼"H. $1850 |
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ITEM 7796. PAINT DECORATED PINE BLANKET BOX made in
New England C. 1830. A 1981 receipt indicates that the box was
owned by Phene Ann Merwin Taylor and Noah S. Taylor of Brookfield
Center, CT. Some expected usage wear to paint, no damage or restoration.
Diminutively sized at 40 ¾"W x 20 ¾"H
x 15 5/8"D.
EXCITING UPDATE: The chest has recently been reunited
with its original owners and will now be offered in concert with
a lovely pair of silhouettes housed in their original frames.
$4200 for the group |
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ITEM 7793. 18th CENTURY DUTCH PAINTED
GLOBULAR BOTTLE reportedly depicting a June 11, 1666 battle from
the 2nd Anglo-Dutch War. Both the bottle and highly embellished,
competently rendered painted scene are remarkably well preserved.
Bottle stands 12 1/8"H. $3600 |
