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Yellow Pantry Box

Nineteenth century shaker style, two fingered pantry box in original chrome yellow painted surface. Very minor as expected wear. Width - 5 1/2".

Price: $900

Chalkware Bookends

Pair of chalkware basket of fruit bookends with original polychrome painted surface. Height - 6".

Woven Basket

Nineteenth century woven basket in excellent condition and with a good dry patinated surface. Width - 11", Height - 5".

Price: $185

David Pullen's Snuff Box

Brass snuff box in the form of a heart with the owner's name, David Pullen, inscribed on the lid. Apparently David liked to hunt as evidenced by the folky presentation of a horse and rider and the inscription "HUNTING". The box itself is probably of English origin. The first Pullen family members in America date back to 1681 in Maryland. Size - 3 3/4".

Price: $325

Paint Decorated Document Box

19th century PA hand dovetailed document box made of poplar. Excellent original red painted surface with black pin striping and the letters H. R. in yellow. Original undisturbed snipe wire hinges and bail. The latch for the lock is missing. Width - 12 1/2", Depth - 6 1/2", Height - 5".

Price: $595

Small Parrot Doorstop

Late nineteenth century cast iron parrot doorstop in original, untouched painted surface. Height - 6 1/2".

Price: $325

CI Sharecropper Bank

Cast iron sharecropper still bank with original painted surface. Very minor as expected wear. Height - 5 1/2".

Price: $425

CI Owl Still Bank

Cast iron owl still bank with original painted surface. "Be wise - save more". Very minor expected wear. Height - 5".

Price: $325

Child's Rocking Horse

Early to mid 20th century child's rocking horse in original painted surface. No restoration or repairs. Very folky appearance and good smaller size. Length - 33", Height - 15".

Price: $250

Butter Print

Unusual square butter print with acorns and leave design. Excellent patina with very minor wear to the tip of the handle. 3 x 3" square.

Price: $275

Native American Elm Burl Bowl

Large Native American elm burl bowl from the Eastern Great Lakes region, possibly made by the Ojibwa tribe. The bowl dates to the 1720-1750 period and exhibits a wonderful flared form and a surface that speaks to it's age. This rare Native American piece is in pristine overall condition. Length (at the top) - 18", Width (at the top) - 13". Height - 6".

Price: $7200

New England Tole Tray

Large tin toleware serving tray with heart cutout handles and yellow cartouche pin-striping. Crisp colors of red, yellow, green and cream on a black ground. Circa 1840.
Length - 28", Width - 22".

Price: $1300

Early Shaker Maple Sieve

Mid 19th century Shaker sieve made of maple in original red lipstick paint with a finely woven reed strainer. This piece is in a wonderful state of preservation with no losses to the circular maple painted frame or the woven strainer. It was found in Lowell, Massachusetts but most likely is of New Hampshire origin.
Width - 10", Height 4 1/2".

Price: $750

Paint Decorated Frame

Circa 1830 frame in original red and black flame grain paint decoration. Glass and backing are original to the piece.
16 1/2 X 11 3/4".

Price: $475

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