Lustre pitcher with hunting dogs.  Dog form handle.  Hairline at rim.  19th century.  5 1/2" high X 4 1/2" wide.

Oil on canvas laid down to board; signed "J. Syer" lower right.  John Syer 1815-1885.  English.  Minor inpainting upper right.  Contemporary frame.  Sight: 9" x 12 1/2".  Overall: 14 1/4" x 17 1/2".

Colorful 19th century lustre pitcher with hunting dogs and grapevine border.  Small spout chip. 5" high X 4 1/2" wide.

2-Color woven coverlet signed [Rudy & Bowman Lancaster Co Pa]; Red, green & natural with acanthus border, edges with signed shield bodies in each corner bordered by roses and foliage; center star medallion with foliate trimmings; fringed on 3 sides; 1-piece construction.  Measures: 74"L x 67"W.  Light wear.

Early 19th century lustre pitcher with horse and rider, and dog motif.  Honeycomb base and grapevine top.  Old line repair.  5 1/2" high X 5" wide.

Another oil on board by Bissell Phelps Smith (1892-1962).  There is a partial artist's label on the back.  Sight: 10 3/4" X 15 1/4".  Overall: 13 3/4" X 18 1/4".

Simple but pleasing show towel signed Machdelena Bercke.  In blue and red with birds, flowers, and hearts.  Some minor staining.  Probably Berks County, Pennsylvania.  19th century.  43" X 17".

Larger lustre pitcher with stag and dog decoration.  Vine borders and twig handle.  Minor expected paint loss.  7 1/4" H X 5" W.  First quarter 19th century.

Landscape oil on board signed Bissell Phelps Smith (1892-1962).  Sight: 11" X 15".  Overall: 15" X 19".

Very fine Pennsylvania jacquard coverlet signed "M. Hoke In Dover York Co. 1840 R.R. Rahauser".  Martin Hoke (1815-1893) was weaving in Dover 1833-1842.  97" X 86".

Pair of portrait miniatures, possibly wedding portraits.  Watercolor and gouache on paper.  They appear to be in their original frames.  Great detail.  Early 19th century.  Probably Pennsylvania origin.  Sight 4 3/4" X 3 3/4".  Overall 8 1/2" X 7 5/8".

Dome top chest in original green  paint.  Free hand paint decoration on top, sides, and front.  Owner's initials "MS" on top. 19th century.  31 1/4" X 15 1/4" X 13".

Cut silhouette of Charles Manon Drew, June 1852.  Identified verso. 5" X 4".

Oil on board by George A. Traver (1864-1928).  Titled "Sugarbush, VT."  Signed lower left.  Sight 9" X 12".  Overall 12 3/4" X 15 3/4".

Canvasback decoy by Jim Currier (1886-1969), Havre de Grace, MD.  Very nice condition but missing keel.  15" X 7 1/2"

Pair of hollow cut silhouettes of a young couple with octagonal liners.  Early 19th century.  6" X 5".

Early 20th century splint basket.  Painted in original blue, inside and out.  Original strap handles.  Very good condition.  20" X 20" X 9 1/2".

Mallard decoy by Steven R. Lay, Havre de Grace, MD.  Signed on bottom.  Fine condition.  15 1/2" X 7".

Miniature watercolor portrait on paper of a young gentleman seated in a federal lyre-backed chair.  Early 20th century. Italy attribution.  4 1/2" X 3 1/2" sight.  8" X 7" overall.

Sweet small sized firkin in original red paint.  Dovetail side board construction.  8 1/2" across base X 7 1/2" high.  11 1/2" high with handle.

Pair of hollow cut silhouettes of sisters.  Similar frames.  4 3/4" X 4"

Blue-winged teal decoy by contemporary carver Tom Martindale of Wolf Island, Ontario.  Branded on the bottom and signed.  Nice condition.  12 1/2" X 5"

Wonderful larger Pease covered container with an excellent surface.  Fine original condition.  7" X 7".

Beautiful Hackney weathervane in excellent condition.  Great detail.  Early 20th century.  SOLD

Early 20th century half hull mounted on a white pine backboard.  Very nice form.  Backboard measures 8 1/2" X 6 1/2".

Currier & Ives color lithograph portrait of the steam paddlewheeler 'St. John', of the

People's Evening Line. Ca. 1864.  The St. John worked the Hudson River 1863-1885.  Overall: 26 1/4" X 37 1/2".