241. Two large framed 19th
Century ceremonial MASONIC watercolors in period lemon gold frames. Each
measures approximately 18” x 15”.
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301.
Rare and unusual 19th Century New
England faux painted “TROMPE L’OILE” or “Fool the Eye” Over
Entrance Demi-Lune Fan. Original painted surface on pine.
Measures 42” wide x 13 ¼” at its tallest point. |
302. Framed Oil
Portrait of An identified Young Man inscribed verso: “C.H. SMITH
T.P ROSSITER PINTX NEW HAVEN 1836”. Oil on Wood Panel. 15 ½” x
12 3/4” (overall). 11 3/4” x 9” (sight). |
303. A large 19th
Century Punched Tin Pie Safe in Old Red Paint having 3 drawers
over two doors. Measures 50 1/2” wide x 51” tall x 26” deep
(back feet restored). |
304. Large Early 19th
Century Paint Decorated Dome Top Tin Document Box attribute to
the Filley Shop of Berlin, CT. Measures 8 ¾” wide x 5 ¾” tall x
4 ¾” deep. |
305. Matched Pair of
HUGE 19th Century Architectural Corner Roof FINIALS. Removed
from a building on the grounds of North Yarmouth Academy
(Maine). Each measure 59” tall x 19” at their widest. |
306.
Framed Barnyard Genre Oil Painting
signed “Inman 1866”. Oil on Wood Panel. 19 1/2” x 15” (overall).
15 1/2” x 11” (sight). |
307. Multi-colored Fan
Pattern Victorian era Quilt. 76” x 66’’. |
308. Small Framed
Primitive Landscape Painting with Figures. Signed and dated
“H.S.O. 1870”. |
309. Multi-colored
Floral Pattern Victorian era Quilt. 90” x 75’’. |
310. Green Paint
Decorated Sea Chest w Becket Handles (decoration contemporary).
45” wide x 20 ¾” tall x 16'' deep. |
311. Unsigned Framed
Oil Portrait of a Seated Woman”. OOC. 15 1/4” x 13 1/4”
(overall). 11 1/2” x 9 1/2” (sight). |
312. Unusual Matched
Pair of 19th century Rosewood Crutches. 49 ¼” long. 20 1/4”
long. |
313. Miniature
Mahogany Chest of One (with raised splash) over Three Drawers
raised on suppressed ball feet. Cherry wood construction,
retaining its original finish. Original Shaker style wooden
“clothespin” drawer pulls. Measures 12 ½” case width x 18” tall
x 8” deep. |
314. Folk Art Carved
and Painted Wooden Rooster. Overall 14 1/8” tall x 9 ¼ long'' x
5” at widest. |
315. Small Continental
Portrait of a Standing Child OOC. 10'' x 8 1/2”(overall). 7
1/4'' x 5 1/2'' (sight). |
316. Small 19th
Century Ebonized Compartmented Bottle Casket. 8” wide x 7 ½”
deep x 10” tall. |
317. Framed Primitive
Oil Painting of a Riverside Mill Village, thought to be Genessee
Falls, NY. Oil on Canvas. 18 1/4'' x 27 1/4'' (overall). 12 ½” x
21 ½” (sight). |
318. Large early 19th
Century Liverpool Jug bearing the transfer of “PEACE, PLENTY &
INDEPENDENCE”. (damaged). Measures 9 ¾” tall. |
319. An early 18th
Century Courting Mirror. Signed & dated verso “J.H. 1773”.
Measures 16” x 10”. |
320. 18th Century
Wrought Iron Skewer Rack with (6) Skewers of varying sizes. |
321. A 19th Century
Open Top Step Back Cupboard in Red Paint (heavily restored).
Measures Stands 82 1/2” tall x 41 1/2” wide x 20” at its
deepest. |
322. A diminutive
English Chippendale period Mahogany Lingerie Chest. 21 ½” case
width x 16” deep x 47”tall. |
323. Small Framed
Continental Portrait (¾ length pose) of a Bonneted Woman. OOB
11'' x 8 ¾”(overall). 8 1/2'' x 6 1/4'' (sight). |
324. Framed 19th
century Bust Silhouette of a Woman 9” x 11”. Signed l.r. |
325. A 19th Century
Tombstone Arched and Louvered Roof Peak Shutter 20” wide x 19 ¼”
tall. |
326. A large 19th
Century Northeastern Woodlands Indian Cylindrical Covered Birch
Bark Storage Box. 9 ½” tall x 13 ¾” diameter. |
327. Original D.T.S.
Co. 1874 (dated) Apple Green Painted Wooden Maine Document Box
from the D.T. SANDERS CO. of GREENVILLE, MAINE. Measures 23”
long x 20” wide X 10” deep x 8” tall. |
328. A 19th Century
Wooden Framed Gable End Arched Top Attic Window 25 ¾” x 26 ¼”. |
329. Early 19th
Century Bamboo Turned Windsor Stool in Original Red on Black
Graining with Yellow Striping. Stands 16 ½” tall. Seat measures
approximately 13” diameter. |
330. A 19th Century
Mustard Yellow and Red painted New England Checkerboard.
Measures 18 1/2” wide x 18 1/4”. |
331. An unusual Full
Plate Tintype Photograph of a photograph of a Union Civil War
Soldier. Measures 8” x 6”. |
332. Matched pair of
Civil War era Crutches stamped “USMD” (United States Medical
Department). Each measures 44” long. |
333. An Id’d Civil War
“Homespun” Summer Blanket once the property of Pvt. ERNEST COPP
of Boston and Company K of the 2nd MASS. CAVALRY. Pvt. Copp was
wounded in 1864 at Berryville, VA. Ex- collection of Jack
Maguire of Worcester, Masachusetts. The blanket is of hand sewn
two piece construction (called “sheeting”). Measures 5’x 6’. |
334. A Large framed
Mid 19th Century “Tree of Life” Needlework Picture. Measures 28
½” x 32 ½” (overall) x and 25 ½” x 29 ½” (sight). |
335. Contemporary
Fraktur in Hexagonal Ripple Front Lemon Gold Frame. Watercolor
on Paper. Overall 14 3/4'' t x 14 ¾” (overall).10 1/2” x 10
1/2''. |
336. RARE BOOK – 1616
FIRST EDITION of “THE SURVEYOR” by AARON RATHBORNE. |
337. RARE BOOK – 1780
FIRST EDITION of “EXPERIMENTS and OBSERVATIONS of ELECTRICITY”
by REV. JOHN LYON. |
338. RARE BOOK – 1685
SECOND EDITION of “FLETA” seu commentarius juris anglicani sic
nuncupatus printed at London 1685. |
339. RARE BOOK – 1642
FIRST EDITION “LE PARFAIT - AMBASSADEUR” by LE SEIVUR LANCELOT.
Spanish to French Translation. |
340. RARE BOOK - Set
of the 1835-1837 Bound Volumes (total of 37 editions) of the
noted Liberian Slave Repatriation Newspaper “THE COLONIZATION
HERALD”. Originally from the “Society of Inquiry” at The Bangor
Theological Seminary. |
341. A 19th Century
signed TAGKHANIC (Taconic) Swing Handled Basket. Bears a
signature on its handle “M.J. Brownell”. Measures 12” x 12 ¾”
(top rim diameter) 7 ½” tall (without handle). |
342. A 19th Century
Folk Art Painted Wooden Bird Cage. Measures 10” wide x 12” deep
x 14 3/4” tall. |
343. Early 20th
Century Carved and Painted Standing Canada Goose “Field” type
Decoy. Measures 28” long x 17 ½” tall x 8 ¼” at its widest
point. |
344. A 19th Century
country Sheraton period New England High Chair in Salmon Paint.
Measures 34 ¼” tall x 13 3/4” wide x 16 ¼”. |
345. New England Dome
Top Storage Box in Old Gray Paint. Measures 24” wide x 12” deep
x 10 ½” tall. |
346. Paint Decorated
19th Century Child’s Sled stenciled “TEASER” on its deck.
Measures 31 ½” long x 12” wide x 11 ¾” tall. |
347. An early Red
Painted Stretcher Base Work Table with Drawer and Removable Pine
Top. Measures 66” long x 27” wide x 27 1/2” tall. |
348. A Large and Early
18th Century Side Profile Portrait of a Bonneted Woman. Oil on
canvas laid down on panel. Stands 52” tall x 47” wide x 12 1/2”
deep. |
349. A small framed
Landscape Oil Painting on artist board by the listed mid 20th
century American artist DOROTHY SHURTLEFF of New Hampsire.
Measures 11 ¾” x 13 ¾” (overall) and 9 ½” x 11 ½” (sight). |
350. A 19th Century
Wooden Childs Pull Sled in Apple Green and Mustard Yellow Paint.
Measures 35” long (without pull handle) x 21 ¼” tall x 18” wide.
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351. An 18th Century
Queen Anne Mahogany Looking Glass with Original Mirror and
Backboard. 25 ¼” tall x 14 ½” at widest. |
352. A Large early
20th Century Pictorial Hooked Rug with a Dalmation. Measures 54” x
31 ½”.
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 353.
Henriette H. Lawler Hurd (California
1908-1992) “Plein Aire” Landscape Painting signed and dated “H.
Hurd 40”. Measures 10” x 16 1/2"” (overall) and 6” x 13 1/2”
(sight).
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354. An 18th Century
Two Piece Lathe Turned Treenware Snuff Box in original Mustard
Yellow paint. Measures approximately 3 ¾” diameter and stands 1
½” tall. |
355. Large Shallow
Round Basket in Old Blue Paint. Measures 16” top rim diameter x
5 ¾” tall. |
356. Round Double
Handled Basket in Old Blue Paint. Measures 13” top rim diameter
x 6” tall. |
357. Multi-colored
Maine “Banded” Indian Basket. Measures 9 3/4” x 6 ½” x 6 1/2”
tall. |
358. A 19th Century
New England Green Painted Dovetailed Pine Storage Box. Measures
42” wide x 17” deep x 15 1/2” tall. |
359. A Red Painted
19th Century Night Stand having unusual chamfered legs and
wooden pegged construction. Top measures 19 ¼: x 14 7/8”. Stands
25 3/4” tall. |
 360. A 19th Century
Wall Hanging Faux Two Drawer (actually a single drawer) New
England Spice Chest in Apple Green over original red paint.
Measures 21 1/2” wide x 11 1/2” deep x 12 1/2” tall.
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242. A Paint
Decorated single door 19th Century Jelly Cupboard having a single door
with double raised panels. Paint decoration is contemporary. Backboards
are later replacements. Stands 84 5/8” tall x 28 7/8” wide x 12” deep. |
243. A Large Painted 19th
Century 21 Drawer Country Store Counter Top Cupboard with a bin at its
base. Stands 52” tall x 47” wide x 12 1/2” deep. |
244. A Pair of 19th
Century Hollow Cut Silhouettes in their original pressed brass frames.
Each measure 5 ¼” tall x 4 ½” (overall) 3 ½” x 2 ¾” (sight). |
245. EARLY BOTTLE: One
Pint Early American Blown Historical Flask “NEW LONDON GLASS WORKS” (McKearin
GII-68) in brilliant golden amber. |
246. EARLY BOTTLE: One
Pint STODDARD Double Eagle Flask. (McKearin GII-88). Medium Olive Green
Color. |
247. EARLY BOTTLE: A mid
19th Century KEENE, NH Blown Glass Half Pint Flask (McKearin GIII-8
variant) in the Cornucopia & Urn pattern. A fine open pontil scar and
brilliant GOLDEN AMBER in color. |
248. A 19th Century
American Chesnut bottle in light olive green. Measures 8” tall x 5 ¼” at
its widest. |
249. A 19th Century New
England “Pumpkin” Painted Pine Storage Box. Measures 38 3/4” wide x 19
1/4” deep x 17 3/4” tall. |
 250.
Large 19th Century Wooden
Trencher in Blue Paint over original blue. Measures 23 3/4” long 14 1/2”
wide and stands 5 1/4” tall (repairs). |
251. An 18th Century
Bannister Back Armchair in Old Black Paint. Measures 45 ¾” tall x 24
1/4” at its widest point. Seat height is 16”. Its original rush seat is
present. |
252. A VERY RARE 1889 printed
39 STAR AMERICAN FLAG (there was never an officially issued 39 star
flag) with an exquisite RED, WHITE & BLUE painted staff. Staff measures
39” long with the FLAG measuring 14 ¾” tall x 24” wide. |
253. A framed 19th Century Oil
Painting of Hunting Dogs. Signed and dated verso “HOPE KIMBALL 1896”.
OOC in Original Frame. 15 ½” x 22 ½” (overall) and 9” x 16” (sight). |
254. A Sailor made
19th Century Whale Bone Swift. Measures 18 ¾” tall. |
255. A Life Sized Folk Art
Carved, Mounted and Painted Songbird signed “SCARLET TANAGER MALE &
FEMALE….H. KOSTA”. Measures 7” long x 3 ½” wide x 10 1/2"”tall (overall)
Bird measures 4 ¾” long x 3” wide. |
256. Large framed
California Oil Painting on Canvas title and signed verso “CORKRAN HOME –
MOOR PARK”. Signed ROBERT E. MOTLEY (Am. 1887-1962). 32 ½” x 37 ½”
(overall) 25” x 30” (sight). |
257. Period
Hepplewhite Spider Leg Candle Stand in Old Finish. Top approx. 17”
diameter. Stands 28 1/4” tall. |
258. A 19th Century Red and
Black Paint Decorated Maine Blanket Box. Measure 35 ½” wide x 16 ¾” deep
x 17 ½” tall. |
259. Small Framed 1839 Fraktur
Style Folk Art Watercolor “Favor” Poem written in German. 10 ¼” x 8
1/8’’ (overall). |
260. Miniature Framed 1832
Folk Art Watercolor “Favor” Poem written in German. 5 ½” x 7” (overall). |
 261.
Pair of Cut Out Silhouettes
inscribed verso “Name Aaron Howell on back of cutting General Wurmski
Silhouettes” & “ General Wurmski Shaded Silhouettes Ann Howell on back
of cutting”. Each measures 4 7/8’’tall x 4’’ wide. |
262. Full Length
Framed Silhouette of a Standing Gentleman in a Top Hat inscribed verso
“Clarence Shepard Brother of John D. Shepard made at Centennial Exp.
1876”. Measures 13 1/2’’tall x 8 1/2’’ wide. |
263. Small Framed 1828 New
England “Bar” Type Schoolgirl Sampler. Andirons measure 10 1/4’’ x 8
7/8” (overall). |
264. Dated 1904 Hat and
Hat Box once belonging to the Maine GOVERNOR (from 1905-1909) WILLIAM
TITCOMB COBB of Rockland (born July 23 1857). Its original labeled box
bears his name in handwritten script “Hon’l Wm. T. Cobb Rockland,
Maine”. Oval box stands 12 ¾” tall x 10 ¾” wide. |
265. 18th Century
Chippendale Period Brass Door Knocker. 7 ¾” x 5 ¼”. |
266.
18th Century Wooden Handled Brass
Fireplace Trivet. 12 1/4” x 6” x 5 ¼” tall. |
267.
Large Early 19th Century American
Loomed Coverlet in bold Red, White & Blue. 93 ½” x 73”. |
268.
Framed 1867 Bangor, Maine Nautical
Licensure Document for the BRIG WALKER HOWES, naming its Master, Crew
and Itinerary. 17” x 22” (overall). |
269.
(2) Wire ‘IPSWICH” Clam Baskets. Top
Rim Diameter 21” x 12’’ tall. |
270.
19th Century Turned Leg Foot Stool with
Earlier “Flame Stitch” Upholstery. 14 ¼” x 14” x 12’’ tall. |
271.
Large 19th Century F. Porter
(Westbrook, Maine) Pewter Inkwell with a faint “Westbrook” mark. 6”
bottom rim diameter and 4 ¾” tall. |
272.
(2) Small Matching Nautical Mahogany
Snatch Blocks with Original Circular Brass Inlays with Crescent Moon
Decoration. |
273.
Patriotic painted Walking Wheel Painted
RED, WHITE & BLUE. Likely painted for the 1876 American Centennial
Celebration. 45” diameter. |
274.
Carved and Painted Native American
Indian Club with Indian Chief decoration. 20 ¾” long 6” at widest. |
275.
An Early 19th Century Needlework
Decorated Playing Card Case containing a mid 19th century deck of
playing cards by Samuel Hart (1849-1871). 5 ¼” x 3”. |
276.
A Hepplewhite period Mahogany Bow Front
Chest of Drawers having Four Drawers, French Feet, String Inlay and
original Brass Pulls. Case width 37 ½” x 20 ¾” deep and standing 33 ¾”
tall. |
277.
American Centennial GEORGE WASHINGTON
Memorial KERCHIEF. Ca. 1876 measures 25 1/4'' x 19''. |
278.
Maine Paint Decorated Comb Back “Step
Down” Windsor armed Rocking Chair in original surface. Stands 41 ½” tall
20 ½” at widest and 27 ½” deep. Seat height is 16”. |
279.
New Hampshire 18th century Queen Anne
maple Candle Stand attributed to the shop of Lt. Samuel Dunlap of
Salisbury, NH. |
280.
Matched Pair of “High Rise” Birdcage
Windsor Side Chairs in their original Indian Red Painted surface with
Mustard Yellow striping. Each stands 35 ¼” tall with seat height of 17
½”. |
281.
Framed Oil Painting of a young Girl
with a Bird perched atop her hand. Inscribed verso. OOB 12 ¾” x 11 1/4”
(overall). 7 3/4” x 6 ½” (sight). |
 282.
Farm Market “STRAWBERRY” Trade Sign.
Red paint over white on American Pine. 24 ¾” wide x 7 1/8” tall. |
283.
Matched Pair of mid 19th Century
English Brass “Side Push” Candlesticks, ca. 1820. Each measures 8 3/4"
tall x 4 ½” base diameter. |
284.
Early 19th Century Two Piece Bronze
Spoon Mold (for molding pewter spoons). 8 1/8” long. |
285.
Large Matched Pair of mid 19th Century
English Brass Candlesticks, ca. 1850. Each measures 12 1/2" tall x 4
7/8” at base. |
286.
Early 19th Century New England Pine
Shoe Foot Drying Rack in Original Unpainted Surface. 48 ¾” wide x 38 ½”
tall. |
287.
Oval “Harvard” Style Shaker Box. 5
1/2'' long x 3 3/4" wide x 1 ¾” tall. |
288.
Early 19th Century New England Trencher
in Original Worn Surface. 18 3/4” x 13 1/2” x 4’’ tall. |
289.
Early New England Firkin having in
Original Blue Gray Paint. 9 1/2” top diameter x 10'' base diameter x 9''
tall (14 1/2” tall when handle erect). |
290.
Pair of Framed, Three Dimensional Wall
Hanging Lithographed Prints of Clipper Ships by GORDON GRANT. 13 ¼” x
19” (each). |
291.
A Sheraton period Two Drawer Delicately
Turned Leg Night Stand with Molded Edge “Tray” Top bearing a pencil
written inscription on the underside of one drawer “O.C. HILL WATERBURY,
CT”. Measures 28 ¾” tall. Its top measuring 19 ¾” x 19 ¼”. |
292.
Large Framed Pair of signed and dated
“Hanging Fowl & Animal” Oil Paintings signed “M. MEUCCI 1890 FIRENZE”.
42 ¼” x 27 ½” (overall). 38 2/4” x 23 ½” (sight). |
 293.
Early 19th Century Wooden Bed Smoother
bearing the initials “AB”. 19 ¾” long x 3 ¼” wide. |
294.
Unsigned Framed Oil Portrait “Self
Portrait of Seymour Guy”, bearing an early “jelly label” that reads
“S.J. GUY N.A.”. OOB . 18 ½” x 14 ½” (overall). 13 ½” x 9 ½” (sight). |
295.
Pair of Paint Decorated 19th century
Child’s Size Row Boat Oars. Sight 40’’ long x 4 ¼’’ at widest (each). |
296.
Matched Pair of mid 19th Century
English Brass Candlesticks, bearing British registry marks of ca. 1850.
Each measures 11" tall x 3 7/8” at base. |
297.
Hingham, MA Oval Shaker Box in Original
Green Paint stamped “BFH” (Bella F. Hersey). Measures (top) x 6 1/8”
long x 4 1/2” wide x 2 ½” tall. |
298.
(2) Signed SABBATHDAY LAKE, MAINE Oval
SHAKER Sewing Boxes with handles (each is missing its cloth liner).
Measures 8” x 5 1/4" x 2 ¾” tall (largest) and 6 7/8” long 4 7/8” x 2 ½”
tall (smallest). |
299.
Early 19th century Red Painted Maine “Demilune”
Hall Table having a pine top and under-shelf. Measures 33 3/4” wide x 16
¾” deep and 28 ½” tall. |
300.
Framed Primitive Still Life Painting on
Wood Panel. Overall 13 ¼’’ x 16 ¼’’. Sight 8 1/2’’ x 11 1/2’’. |
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