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LATE but
GREAT Additions to our sale!!!
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A Superb
Maine Red Painted, "Rope Leg" Two Drawer Stand. Pegged
construction. Outstanding surface.
Found
recently in Farmington, ME.
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A splendid New England Whaler's
Sea Chest with a great paint decorated underside to its lid. The
chest has splayed sides and carved beckets as well. Found along the
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A superbly paint decorated circular pantry box in
wonderfully vivid colors and bold floral and geometric composition.
Originally found in a Wisconsin attic. 10 1/4" diameter and of
early, substantial "stock". Untouched, original condition.
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A historically
important and remarkably decorated marching snare drum bearing the
1822 seal of the Walpole (MA) Infantry.
Recently discovered in the barn attic of an early Massachusetts home,
the drum measures 17" diameter and stands 13" tall. Its decoration
includes a likeness of the legendary Native American Chief, MASSASOIT.
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A very rare, hand stitched, Civil War
period, American Flag, having 35 Stars. The 35 star "Old
Glory" flew over our land for
only 16 months, beginning when West Virginia
became our 35th State on June 20, 1863, at the peak of the
Great Rebellion . Just a short time later, on October 31, 1864,
Nevada became
36th State of the
Union . The flag is in IMMACULATE
original condition. 108" by 48". Recently discovered in a NH
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An AMAZING
carved and painted Folk Art Bird Tree, found in a home on Mt.
Dessert Island, Maine. The bird tree is laden with thirteen
different songbirds and titled on its base "Birds of North
America". Overall height 32". The largest of the birds measure 9" in
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Isabel Branson Cartwright (Am. 1885-1966).
The Sisters Brackett of Monhegan Island
(Natalie b. 1920 and Lucille b. 1930). OOC 30" by 29 1/2"
(sight). Original frame. Monhegan Island,
Maine Ca. 1930. Directly from the estate
of the late Ms. Lucille Bracket. Immaculate
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Maurice "Jake" Day (Am. 1892- 1963). "My
Ham KSJGM" Watercolor on paper. 12" by 18" (sight).
Original frame. A wonderfully entertaining work by the noted
Disney and Damariscotta, Maine artist. Directly from the
estate of the late Ms. Lucille Brackett
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An
outstanding 1823 Portland, Maine Coolidge family memorial watercolor
on paper attributed to the Misses Mayo school. Please reference page
518, plate IX of the September 1988 issue of THE
MAGAZINE ANTIQUES for a similar work by Fanny Whitney of the
Mayo school. Pencil, ink and watercolor. 23" by 28" overall.
Excellent original condition, in original frame. |
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A remarkably decorated, oval tin document box attributed
to Oliver Buckley of Stevens Plains, Maine. Perhaps the best example
of his work, extant. Measures 7 1/4" by 5 1/2" and standing 4
3/4" tall. Untouched original condition. |
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An outstanding flat top
Stevens Plains decorated tin document box attributed to Zachariah
Stevens. Measures 8 3/4"w by 4 3/4 d and 5 1/2" tall. Untouched,
original condition.
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An exceedingly
rare Stevens Plains, Maine decorated tin coffee pot attributed to
Zachariah Stevens. Measures 9" tall. Untouched, original condition.
An superb domed top
Stevens Plains, Maine decorated tin document box attributed to Zachariah
Stevens. Measures 8 7/8"w by 4 1/2" d and 6" tall. Untouched,
original condition.
A rare Stevens Plains,
Maine decorated tin serving tray, attributed to Zachariah Stevens.
Measures 12" by 17". Untouched, original condition.
Boldly painted
and immaculate Skowhegan, Maine paint decorated and bronze stenciled
storage chest having the rare "WARRANTED" stenciled notation on the end
of its cleated lid. Measures 36" wide by 15" tall and 18" deep. Superb
original condition.
Scott Leighton (Am. 1849-1898). Portrait of
"General Withers", a race horse once boarded at Waterville, Maine.
Recently discovered in a home in Searsport, Maine.
OOC 20" by 30". Signed lower right. Unframed.
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Alfred Schroff
(Am. b.1863 d.1939). Watercolor on paper under glass.
Titled verso "Cliff and Sea". Signed lower left. Measures 12" by 17"
(sight). Has an interesting and original exhibition tag verso with
title, signature and price of $45.00. Original frame. Found recently
in a coastal NH home. Untouched original condition |
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A MOST
amazing and diminutive, early Maine
painted wooden chopping tray in the BEST
original, dry, apple green paint. The tray measures just 11
1/2" in length and 6 3/4" wide. This is a rare GEM in painted
country "smalls"!!
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