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Gould Auction
Company announced an Early Spring
MARKET FRESH Antiques Auction
which was held on Saturday
April 8, 2006 Commencing
at 12 O'clock Noon at the Gardiner, Maine Sportsman's
Club .
Preview was Friday (April 7)
from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. and the morning of the sale.
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ALERT: ALL Maine dealers (Our Beloved!!!) PLEASE remember to
bring along copies of your CURRENT 2006 Sales Tax Licenses. We
will NEED them for our records. THANK YOU!!! |
You may
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to view
which were in our
April 8, 2006 auction! |
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Please Note:
You may scroll down and click on the images below for an
enlarged view.
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William Lester Stevens N.A. (Am.
1888-1969) "Below the Mill" Signed lower
right. Measures 30" by 36" (sight). OOC Titled verso in pencil
on the stretcher and on the original Grand Central Art Gallery
exhibition label and price tag. Original frame. Found recently
in NH. |
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Bath, Maine built Ship
"Samaritan" flying the house flag of Clark and Sewall.
Written at bottom margin: "Ship
Samaritan Capt. I. Small Entering the Port of Malta 1856".
(Watercolor on paper. Measures 21 1/2" by 31 1/2" sight).
According to records at the Maine Maritime
Museum, the Samaritan was built in 1854 and
was the last ship built by Clark and Sewall.
She measured 191' in length and weighed 1220 tons. The painting
retained its original glass when being reframed. |
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Please
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Here
for more of a very fine grouping of
Civil War Weaponry
and
Accessories
that were recently discovered in a Coastal Maine farmhouse. |
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Please
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Here
for more
Civil War Weaponry
and
Accessories. |
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Recently discovered New York State Hepplewhite Pembroke Table in
original surface. Nicely figured Mahogany with Satinwood and Ebony
Inlays. An identical table is referenced as "BEST" on page 251
(lower left) of Albert Sack's "Fine Points of Furniture". Table top
measures 30 3/4" by 41 1/4". The table stands 27 3/4" tall.
Original bailed brass pull on front and original faux brass on rear
(missing bail). Missing some
string inlay and the banded inlay near the feet. Otherwise complete
and original. Ca. 1780.
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Here are some additional items offered in our Spring '06 Auction.
You may
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to view
which are to be offered in our April 8, 2006 auction.
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Thank you
for your interest!
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