Fine pair of Spanish foot transitional side chairs. Carved back splat, bold double-ball front turnings on stretcher, terminating in Spanish feet. Retains an early, probably original surface. New England, late 18th century. H 38-3/4" X W 19-1/4" X D 15". Seat height: 17 1/4"
Mallard decoy by Wildfowler Decoys, Point Pleasant, NJ. 1961-1977. Wildfowler Decoys started in Saybrook, CT. in 1939 and was sold/moved quite a few times. Typical construction is balsa wood and glass eyes. Retains original paint and keel. Some wear but a nice example. 19" X 8" X 6 1/2" (excluding keel).
Red and gold coverlet for Mary Hoffman by Solomon Kuter, Trexlertown, Lehigh County, PA. 1841. Excellent condition. 72” X 96”.
Four gallon stoneware jar marked “CORTLAND”. Attributed to Thomas Chollar (1839-1849) or possibly Sanford Perry. 12 ¾” high X 12” across at the handles.
19th century quilt in green, yellow, and red. Spoke and hub type pattern with a saw tooth edge. 93” L X 79” W.
19th century firkin in original grey paint with dovetailed side boards and strong handle. 12 1/2" W X 11 1/2" H
Large turned and painted wooden bowl. Blueish-grey with some expected wear and loss. Hairline. 19th century. 19” wide X 6 ½” high.
Coin silver sugar tongs by Henry McKeen. Philadelphia. Ca. 1820-1850. 6 ¼” long X 2 ¼” wide X 1”.
Tole Document Box. 19th century. Nicely decorated. It appears to have a layer of clear coat but the decoration is intact. 7 ¼” long X 4 ¼” high X 4” deep.
Watercolor and gouache miniature portrait of a well-dressed gentleman. He wears a white cravat and black coat. He has longer hair and sideburns. He is painted on paperboard. The frame appears to be a replaced frame as the image does not fit fully but seems to be period. There is indistinguishable writing on the top edge of the back. The black background of the glass does have some loss which shows in the photo. Image is 3 5/8” X 2 ¾”. 5 ¾” X 5 ¼” overall.
18th or early 19th century Bilston enamel box in green. It has a floral design on the top with some minor age lines. The decoration is intact and bright. The base has no damage on the outside but as the pictures show, the interior has a little loss and age lines. The mirror is intact but has some loss of reflection. The brass clasp is in fine working order. 1 ½” Long X 1 ¼” Wide X ¾” High
Carved and polychrome round mirror. The pattern is of fruit and leaves and is nicely carved. This mirror has great color from green and yellow to red and blue. It can either stand freely or hang on the wall. Dating to the early 20th century, the mirror measures 13” and the outside of the frame is 16 ¾”.
Small painted tole box. The paint is still vibrant. Varnished some time ago, it is in very good condition. 4 1/2 L X 2 1/2W X 2 1/2H.
A very nice Canada goose decoy by R. Madison Mitchell, Havre de Grace, MD. It is missing its keel but otherwise is in very good condition. 24" L X 9" W X 11" H
Hollow cut and ink silhouette. Some staining to the paper. The profile is surrounded by an embossed oval mat, impressed with the stamp of J.L. Reiser, Photograph Landshut. Landshut is northeast of Munich, Germany. Ca. 1830-1840. 6 1/2" X 6".
19th century blanket chest with original ogee bracket feet and paint decoration. Pennsylvania origin. 26 1/2" H X 45 1/4" W X 20 1/4 D
