 Nancy Emery, Dorchester, Suffolk, Massachusetts, c. 1834 |
Betsey Putnam, Danvers, Essex County, Massachusetts, 1796 |
Wonderful 5-color, Two Sided Gameboard |
 Outstanding 5-Color, Two Sided Gameboard. Great Color and Surface
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Portrait of a Young Girl Attributed to Samuel P. Howes (1806-1881) Oil on Canvas Circa 1837  |
Portrait of a Young Child in Landscape Setting Oil on panel Circa 1830's -1840's 
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| The Art of the Tinsmith . . . A Peacock and a Pea Hen in their Dance of Love . . . Fabulous Folk Art . . . Fabulous Sculpture . . . Gorgeous Patina . . . Height is 11 inches and 14 inches . . . Circa 1900 | 
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 "The Coaching Season in Blackville - The Grand Start" Edward West Merrill, Concord, New Hampshire (1841-1910) Circa 1880 Birch Bark and Watercolor on Black Paper with Watercolor and Ink |
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"Grand Walking Match at Blackville - Terrific Struggle on The Home Stretch" circa 1880 Edward West Merrill, Concord, New Hampshire 1841 - 1910 after Solomon Eytinge, Jr., American, 1833 - 1905 Birch Bark and Watercolor on Black Paper with Watercolor and Ink
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 | *Watercolor Portrait of a Young Boy Holding a Whip |
*Punched Tin Heart Shaped Cheese Strainer, Circa 1820-40, Pennsylvania Size: 15-1/2" x 15" |
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*Redware Cow Bank, 13"H x 16" L |
*Lollypop Crested Wall Box, c 1680-1720 | 
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| *18th C. Blue/Green (?) Pantry Box (Buyer's Choice) with a now oxidized almost black colored surface. 10 1/2" in diameter. A real Beauty! |
*Chalkware Cat Bank, Pennsylvania, c.1850's | 
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 | *Rabbitware Tankard with Running Rabbits Border and Adam's Rose Center. Circa 3rd quarter 19th Century. |
*Miniature Painted Mortar & Pestle, a mere 1/34"high, | 
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 | * Peaseware Paint Decorated Covered Sugar Bowl in Red and Green/Gold Paint |
*Paint decorated Treen Footed Cup |  |
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*Miniature 3-Legged Cast Iron Lidded Pot |
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| *Portrait Miniature of Caroline T. Leeds (Slater) by Mrs. Moses B. Russell |
*Boldly graphic 19th C. Double Sided Gameboard | 
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| *Small Turned Maple Bowl - a mere 4-1/2 to 5" in diameter |
*6" Windsor Green Work Bowl | 
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Trencher in wonderful Marine Blue Paint |
 *Treen Work Bowl in the Best Robin's Egg Blue Paint Great Size, Color and Condition |
 *Beehive Turned 12" Treen Work Bowl *Small 7"dia. Treen Eating or serving bowl in original Coffin Red Paint in original Coffin Red Paint |
Collection of Stone Fruit in a Blue Painted Bowl . . . 27 pieces in all . . .
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*Pantry Boxes in fine Original Paint. Sold Separately. Click on color for details. Yellow Red Green | 
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| *Robins' Egg Blue Painted Basket. Lovely to look at and delightful to hold, but please very gently |
*Oval Red Pantry Box with Elongated Left Facing Fingers.
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*Small Nantucket Baskets, Circa 1880's Sold Separately Top Left Right |
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*Oval Hersey Bentwood Boxes (Hingham, MA) Mid-19th Century Described & Sold separately. Click HERE  |
 | *Exceptional Carved and Painted Treen Mortar and Pestle. Wonderful Pennsylvania Folk Art
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*Swing Handled Taghkanic Basket H 4-1/4" D 7-1/2" |
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| *Swing Handled Taghkanic Basket H 6" D 11" |
*Exceptional Butter Churn in its original Red Paint. Cooper made by a Master Craftsman . . . C. 1800-1830 |
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 *Sarah Rebecca Milligan, Kirkland, Belmont County Ohio, 1849 |
Folk Portraits on Panel, Daniel Griswold and His Daughter Louisa Asahel Lynde Powers, (1813-1843), Oil on Panel, each is signed front & back, ages noted Painted by Powers & Rice - August 1st 1835 Daniel Griswold Tavern Owner W. Springfield Portrait of Louisa Griswold Field / painted in her wedding dress (later script) Exhibited: Asahel Powers-Painter of Vermont Faces, Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Museum 1973 Published: Little, Nina Fletcher, Asahel Powers-Painter of Vermont Faces. The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, 1973. Plates 37 & 38, pp. 38 & 39 Discussed in: Lipman, Jean, Armstrong, Tom, American Folk Painters of Three Centuries. Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, NY, 1980, page 156 Other references available including town histories and genealogical for both the Griswold and Field families. (Minor restoration, original frames; Louisa's frame: 30 by 36 , sight-size: 27 by 33.5; Daniel's frame: 29.5 by 36 , sight-size: 26.25 by 33 ) |

| *Pennsylvania Redware Stew Pot |
*Ovoid Redware Jar - Bristol County, Massachusetts, C. 1780 - 1800 Height 8 inches | 
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| *Rare Redware Porringer, Likely Shenandoah Valley, Possibly Bell, c.1800 |
Exceedingly Rare Redware Rundlet, Barrel Form, Scarcely Encountered Large Size Likely Western New York, Early to Mid-19th Century | 
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| *Fine Redware Jar with Olive Green Glaze with Yellow/Green Drips. It stands 8-3/8" high and is in excellent condition. Circa 1850. Click here to see more Redware |
*Pair of outstanding Hollow Cut, Pen & Ink and Watercolor Silhouettes housed in an Eglomise Frame. New England, c.1820's |  |

| * Portrait Miniature of a very handsome gent, c. 1830 |
*Greater Yellowlegs Shorebird Decoy, George Boyd, Seabrook, NH, Circa 1910 | 
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| *Red Painted Leather Covered Dome Top Box with Floral Decoration |
*RARE Hollow Cut and Watercolor Silhouette att: Puffy Sleeve Artist (active 1830 - 1831) Sitter identified as Grandmother Holden, Mary Nutting, age 18 | 
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| *Profile Portrait of a Young Lady in a Red Dress by Rufus Porter |
*Pair of Portraits of a Handsome Young Couple attributed to William Mathew Prior (1806-1873) Oil on academy Board Circa 1840's |
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