Fedreal cherry tall case clock.  Time and strike, unsigned face with moon phase dial.  Dovetailed bonnet.  Tombstone relief on base with french feet.  93" tall.  Ca. 1800.  Pennsylvania origin.  Ex. Bronx Historical Society.

Scarce 'banjo' clock signed J. Polsey & Co.,Boston, Mass.  John Polsey worked for the firm of Howard and Davis from 1852-1856, and this clock is similar to the Howard #5 in size and glass.  John Polsey & Co. produced clocks from 1860-1864.  Rare cherry case.  Finial TBD.  The clock is in good working order.  35" high.

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".

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".

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".