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Pair of American Carved Articulated Dancing Black Man Figures, Circa
1930’s. An exceptional and unusual pair of African American dancing
figures. A very desirable form to collectors of black memorabilia and folk
art. Height: 14 1/4, depth: 7 in., width/length: 16 1/2
1930’s. An exceptional and unusual pair of African American dancing
figures. A very desirable form to collectors of black memorabilia and folk
art. Height: 14 1/4, depth: 7 in., width/length: 16 1/2
19th c. Oval Bentwood Pantry Box with single fingered lid in
original green paint. Constructed from pine with overlapping
seams, tacked joints and metal clinch. Box is accompanied by
a sales receipt dated November 1966 tucked inside. Size: 6"
long, 2 3/4" high.
original green paint. Constructed from pine with overlapping
seams, tacked joints and metal clinch. Box is accompanied by
a sales receipt dated November 1966 tucked inside. Size: 6"
long, 2 3/4" high.
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| American Antiques & Folk Art |
Wall Shelf, c.1810-1825.
A wonderful shelf made of pine and square cut nails,
most probably original red wash and it is made from a
single pine plank back board with finely scrolled sides
and a molded edge shelf. Height: 27 3/4" depth: 7", length:
18 3/4"
A wonderful shelf made of pine and square cut nails,
most probably original red wash and it is made from a
single pine plank back board with finely scrolled sides
and a molded edge shelf. Height: 27 3/4" depth: 7", length:
18 3/4"
19th c. Needlework with beautiful stylistic
peacocks, circa 1840, approx. 16 x 16
peacocks, circa 1840, approx. 16 x 16
Early 19th c. Pantry Box
Great box retaining traces of original earlier construction
& ochre surface. This box is secured with original hand
wrought wood pegs laps secured with larger forged
nails and made of thick white ash. Diameter: 6 1/2"
Great box retaining traces of original earlier construction
& ochre surface. This box is secured with original hand
wrought wood pegs laps secured with larger forged
nails and made of thick white ash. Diameter: 6 1/2"
Early 3 Tines Pitch Fork, Late
19th/Early 20th c.
Excellent surface quality with
traces of original blue remaining.
The clean lines and historical
surface of this utilitarian object
exhibit a simplistic and sculptural
beauty.
Measurements: height: 56 3/8",
depth: 1 1/4", width/length: 12"
19th/Early 20th c.
Excellent surface quality with
traces of original blue remaining.
The clean lines and historical
surface of this utilitarian object
exhibit a simplistic and sculptural
beauty.
Measurements: height: 56 3/8",
depth: 1 1/4", width/length: 12"
19th. C. Pantry Box in original
surface.
surface.
19th c. Blue Pantry Box, signed illegibly on top. A wonderful original blue color and nicely worn surface. This box has a sturdy construction with unusual
decorative weaved/knotted embellishment at the joint seams. This box is secured with original hand wrought wood pegs, is constructed of White Ash with
an Eastern White Pine base. This box has that nice hand softened feel to it from generations of use. H: 2 5/8", Length is 5 3/4"
decorative weaved/knotted embellishment at the joint seams. This box is secured with original hand wrought wood pegs, is constructed of White Ash with
an Eastern White Pine base. This box has that nice hand softened feel to it from generations of use. H: 2 5/8", Length is 5 3/4"
Speakeasy Gambling Wheel, American circa 1930
This Roulette wood rimmed bicycle wheel had been converted to a double-sided
Roulette wheel and used at Speakeasies during the Prohibition in America. The
color remains a vibrant yellow with deep red & black detailing and painted numbers.
The gambling wheel spins freely until it finally lands on a number by the leather flap.
History: It was during Prohibition in America that it was illegal to drink or even
possess alcohol. Underground or secret saloons cropped up and sold alcohol 1933
there were 200,000 Speakeasies in America. Another interesting fact is in New
York alone there were 32,000 Speakeasies, whereas before the prohibition of
alcohol there had been only 15,000 saloons. This Speakeasy Gambling Wheel is a
great piece of Americana and looks really cool hung on a wall. Measurements:
diameter: 31"
This Roulette wood rimmed bicycle wheel had been converted to a double-sided
Roulette wheel and used at Speakeasies during the Prohibition in America. The
color remains a vibrant yellow with deep red & black detailing and painted numbers.
The gambling wheel spins freely until it finally lands on a number by the leather flap.
History: It was during Prohibition in America that it was illegal to drink or even
possess alcohol. Underground or secret saloons cropped up and sold alcohol 1933
there were 200,000 Speakeasies in America. Another interesting fact is in New
York alone there were 32,000 Speakeasies, whereas before the prohibition of
alcohol there had been only 15,000 saloons. This Speakeasy Gambling Wheel is a
great piece of Americana and looks really cool hung on a wall. Measurements:
diameter: 31"
19th Century painted two sided game board, with original paint and dry
surface. Backgammon with the reverse side a Checkers board.
Dimensions: 14 1/2" x 18"
surface. Backgammon with the reverse side a Checkers board.
Dimensions: 14 1/2" x 18"
Architectural Spire, 19th Century
This is an architectural ornament
or spire that would adorn the top
of a building. This spire's power
and strength. This one is forged
by hand and has great surface
quality and sits on a custom
stand. Height: 43" depth: 9 1/2"
This is an architectural ornament
or spire that would adorn the top
of a building. This spire's power
and strength. This one is forged
by hand and has great surface
quality and sits on a custom
stand. Height: 43" depth: 9 1/2"
Colorfully Patriotic
Barbers Pole, circa
1820-1840
A very early barbers
pole with a blue ball
cap finial in first paint
Custom mount.
Dimensions: 501/2"
long, and 5 1/2" at
widest part of ball
cap.
Barbers Pole, circa
1820-1840
A very early barbers
pole with a blue ball
cap finial in first paint
Custom mount.
Dimensions: 501/2"
long, and 5 1/2" at
widest part of ball
cap.
Dexterous 19th c. Reticulated Artist Model, France, circa. 1885.
A wonderful wooden model, 19th century French or possibly
American figure standing 13 1/2" tall. Very well formed with detailed
face, ears, hands and feet. Measurements: height: 13 1/2" depth: 3
3/4"
A wonderful wooden model, 19th century French or possibly
American figure standing 13 1/2" tall. Very well formed with detailed
face, ears, hands and feet. Measurements: height: 13 1/2" depth: 3
3/4"
Primitive Painted Red Apple Ladder,
wonderful primitive apple ladder with
traces of original red wash under an old
red milk paint, numbered in white paint "11"
and worn away properly though time and
use. Dimensions- approx. 22” wide x 5’
High
wonderful primitive apple ladder with
traces of original red wash under an old
red milk paint, numbered in white paint "11"
and worn away properly though time and
use. Dimensions- approx. 22” wide x 5’
High
Grouping of 19th Stone Fruit, regular size. 15 pieces in total,
consisting of: 2 bananas, 4 oranges, 2 pears, 1 lemon, 2
apples, 1 peach, 1 apricot, 2figs.
consisting of: 2 bananas, 4 oranges, 2 pears, 1 lemon, 2
apples, 1 peach, 1 apricot, 2figs.
Spice Chest, circa 1890
A Green Painted Spice Chest with eight drawers and a finely
scrolled backboard. In an untouched state of preservation
retaining original paint, knobs and structurally tight. height: 16
1/4", depth: 5 1/2", width/length: 10 1/4"
A Green Painted Spice Chest with eight drawers and a finely
scrolled backboard. In an untouched state of preservation
retaining original paint, knobs and structurally tight. height: 16
1/4", depth: 5 1/2", width/length: 10 1/4"
Salesman Sample of an American Hepplewhite Table, circa 1795-1805
mahogany drop leaf table. Height: 12 1/2", depth: 7 1/2", width/length: 15 1/2"
mahogany drop leaf table. Height: 12 1/2", depth: 7 1/2", width/length: 15 1/2"
Large Painted Pine Watch Trade Sign, c. 1900
Double Sided in 1st painted surface with very fine graphics featuring an Elgin pocket watch. Currently hung to display one side, can be hung to
show both sides which are in equally fine condition.
Measurements: height: 45" depth: 2 1/4" width/length: 25"
Double Sided in 1st painted surface with very fine graphics featuring an Elgin pocket watch. Currently hung to display one side, can be hung to
show both sides which are in equally fine condition.
Measurements: height: 45" depth: 2 1/4" width/length: 25"
Reverse side
Industrial Table, France circa 1930
A very sculptural iron table. This table is the perfect accompaniment to your favorite chair to rest a beverage. Measurements: height: 30" diameter: 20"
A very sculptural iron table. This table is the perfect accompaniment to your favorite chair to rest a beverage. Measurements: height: 30" diameter: 20"
Big Old Wooden Railroad Sign, circa 1890-1920
A double-sided railroad crossing sign made form two large single board sprucewood planks. This sign is of early form with
pointed ends and very large size from the heyday of the American Railroad.
Excellent original condition commensurate with exposure to the elements.
Measurements: height: 43", length: 72"
A double-sided railroad crossing sign made form two large single board sprucewood planks. This sign is of early form with
pointed ends and very large size from the heyday of the American Railroad.
Excellent original condition commensurate with exposure to the elements.
Measurements: height: 43", length: 72"
Pair of 18th Century New England Wall Sconces, circa 1765-1800
An exceptional pair of tinned sheet iron hanging wall sconces with
round dish form backs and hand-crimped edges. A rare and early
diminutive form in American sconces most likely used in a sitting room
or bedchamber. These sconces are in excellent original condition
retaining much of their tinning. Setting the candle socket further toward
the front than typical to increase the spread of reflected light, may well
account for the excellent condition of the tinning on the back plate.
Measurements: height: 8", depth: 3 1/2", diameter: 6"
An exceptional pair of tinned sheet iron hanging wall sconces with
round dish form backs and hand-crimped edges. A rare and early
diminutive form in American sconces most likely used in a sitting room
or bedchamber. These sconces are in excellent original condition
retaining much of their tinning. Setting the candle socket further toward
the front than typical to increase the spread of reflected light, may well
account for the excellent condition of the tinning on the back plate.
Measurements: height: 8", depth: 3 1/2", diameter: 6"
