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GOULD AUCTION COMPANY

Timothy J. Gould, Licensed Maine Auctioneer

FRESH TO MARKET ANTIQUES AUCTION

Illustrated Catalog of Sale for Saturday October 24, 2015
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301. A 19th Century Cobalt Blue Decorated Stoneware Batter Pitcher with its Original Hand Carved Wood Lid and Stirrer. 8 ½” tall.

302. A Mid 20th Century Oriental Rug in a Caucasian Pattern. 72”long x 49”wide.

303. An Early 20th Century Oriental “BAG FACE”. Measures 29” x 29”.

304. A 19th Century Oriental “BAG FACE”. Measures 42 ½”x 28 ½”.

305. An Early 19th Century Westbrook, MAINE Paint Decorated Tin Document Box attributed to ZACHARIAH STEVENS of Stevens Plains (Westbrook), Maine. 8” wide x 3 7/8” tall.

306. An Early 19th Century British Naval Telescope or “Spy Glass”. Engraved on its side: “JJ. MESSER LONDON…..Imp’d NAVY”. 38 ½” long (when open) and 29” (closed).

307. An Early 19th Century American Naval Telescope or “Spy Glass”. Engraved on its side: “U.S. NAVY”. 36” long (when open) and 20” (closed).

308. An American Victorian era Maine “Banger” Screen Door in bright mustard “porch paint”. 32” w x 78” tall x 1” thick.

309. An early 20th Century Cork Bodied Working Drake Merganser Decoy. 18” long.

310. An Early 19th Century Wall Box with a Heart Carved “Lollipop” Hanger. Unsigned. 6 ¾” x 5 ¾” x 14 ¾” tall.

311. Early 19th Century Whale Oil Lantern. 11” tall (not including bail handle) x 4 3/4” at base.

312. A Large 19th Century Northwest Indian Woven “Spruce Root” Hat. 17 ¼” diameter at brim x 6” tall.

313. A 19th Century Northwest Native American Indian “Spruce Root” Skull Cap. 6 ¾” “fit” diameter. Stands 3” tall.

314. A 19th Century American Indian “Coiled” Basket having human effigy decoration. 6 ¾” “fit” diameter. Stands 6 ½” tall and measures 9 ½” top rim diameter.

315. A Northwest Indian (possibly Haida) Carved and Painted 19th Century Fishing Jig. 11 ¾” long x 2 ¼” wide.

316. A Small Early 19th Century New England Dome Top Pine Document Box in Old Green Paint over its original paint decoration. 10 ¼” wide x 5” tall x 6 ¼” deep.

317. A Pair of Early 19th Century New England Oil Painted Portraits. Contemporary framing. Each measures 35” x 30” (over all) and 29 ¾” x 24 ½” (sight).

318. An Early 19th Century “Pierced” Tin Candle Box in Original Surface. 13 ¼” long x 4 ¾” wide.

319. A Framed 1893 Watercolor of Duxbury Beach, Massachusetts. Signed and dated (l.l.) “Wm. Paskell ‘93” (William Fredrick Paskell Am. 1866-1951). Contemporary archival matting and framing. 16 ½” x 30 ½” (overall). 8 ¼” x 19 ¾” (sight).

320. A Small 19th Century “Swallow Tail” Nautical Flag from the PORTLAND YACHT CLUB accompanied by an original 1881 Handbook from the “PYC”. Flag measures 12 ½” x 10 ¾”. Handbook 6 ¼” x 4”.

321. A Stylish and Early 19th Century Maine Working Hen Merganser Decoy. Bailey Island “Turtle Back” form.

322. A Small Early 20th Century Maine Hooked Rug depicting a Sailboat at the center of its Nautical Rope Patterned Border. 28 ¼” long x 14” tall.

323. A 19th Century New England Circular Pantry Box in its Original Red Paint. 11 ¾” top rim diameter x 6 ½” tall.

324. A 19th Century Three Gallon Stoneware Crock with Cobalt Blue Decoration . Unsigned.

325. A 19th Century New England Circular Pantry Box in its Original “Oyster Shell” paint. 10 ¼” top rim diameter x 4 ¾” tall.

326. A 19th Century Quebec Ladder Back “Salamander” Rocking Chair in Original Red Paint. 38” tall x 20 ¼” wide x 26 ½” deep. Seat height 18”.

27. A Small Framed 1917 Watercolor and Pastel of a Sailing Ship with a Lighthouse in its background. Signed and dated: “Russell 1917”. Period Black Walnut Framing. 11 ¾” x 13 ¾” (overall). 7 ½” x 9 ½” (sight).

328. A 19th New England Swing Handled Splint Basket. 18” tall (to top of rim). App. 15” top rim diameter.

329. A 20TH Century Painted Wooden Advertising Sign “ICE CREAM CONES 5 C”. 10” tall x 22 ½” wide.

330. An Early 19th Century Whale Oil “Onion” Lantern (missing burner). Largest 10 ¼” tall (not including bail handle) x 9” at widest.

331. A Dated 1867 Geometric “Presentation” Multi-colored Pen and Ink Caligraphic Drawing: “To My Grandfather from Charles B. Peck 1867”. Period and Likely Original Lemon Gold Frame. 11 ½” square (overall). 10 ½” square (sight).

332. An 18th Century Quebec Armchair. 40” tall x 21 ½” wide at seat x seat height 14 ¾”.

333. A late 19th Century Walnut & Maple Inlaid Sewing Box with Tray and Mirror at Interior. Original Surface. 11 ¾” wide x 6” tall x 8 ½” deep.

334. An Early 19th Century Brass Bed Warmer with Paint Decorated Wooden Handle. 40 ½” long x 10” widest.

335. An Early 19th Century New Hampshire Tapered Leg “Tray” Stand. Top measures 29 ½” x 19 ¼”. Stands 28 ¾” tall.

336. A 19th Century Mortar & Pestle in Green Paint. Mortar stands 7” tall and has 6” top rim diameter. Pestle measures 9 ½” long. (side crack in mortar).

337. A Large 19th Century “Franklin’s Tomb” Deep Blue “Historical” Staffordshire Tea Pot. 10 ¾” long x 7 ½” tallest.

338. Lot of (7) 19th Century Blue “Soft Paste” Staffordshire Plates. Ranging in size from 10 ¾” diameter to 7 ½”.

339. A 19th Century “Peace & Progress” Deep Blue “Historical” Staffordshire Dinner Plate and “Romantic Scenery” Waste Bowl. Each measure 10”.

340. An Early 19th Century “High Country” Federal Period Foot Stool with Shaped Top. Old Green over Original Red Paint. 13” x 7” x 7 ¼” tall.

341. An Early 19th Century 4 Slat Ladderback Armchair in Red Paint. 42 ½” tall x 21” w x 17” deep.

342. Lot of (2) Early 19th Century Tin Wall Sconces. 13 ¾” & 13” tall.

343. A 19th Century New England Trencher along with 3 Wooden “Mashers”. 18 ½” long x 9” wide 3 ¼” tall. Mashers measure from 8 ½” to 10 ½” long.

344. An Unusual late 19th Century Folding Wooden Pant Mold. Measures 51” long.

345. A Small Early 19th Century Paint Decorated Dome Top Document Box in Original Red & Black Paint Decoration. Approx 8” wide x 3 ¾” tall x 3 ¾” deep.

346. A Mid 19th Century Childs Size “Boston” Rocking Chair in Original Stenciled and Painted Surfaces. 23 ¼” tall x 13” wide x 16 ¼” (rockers front to back).

347. A Large Lot of 19th Century “Shooter’s” Bullet Molds (6), Copper Shot Flasks (3) and Powder Horns (5) along with an unusual Early 19th Century Canvas “Shot” Bag.

348. An Early 19th Century Percussion Musket in Original Surface. 48” long.

349. An Early 19th Century Maine Paint Decorated “Cricket” Stool. 14” x 6” x 5 ½” tall.

350. A 19th Century Maine Woodlands Indian “Potato Stamp” Paint Decorated Double Handle Splint Basket. 14 ¾” x 10 ¼” x 5 ½” tall.

351. A 19th Century Paint Decorated Single Handle Maine Indian Basket in Red and Green. Measures 9 ½” x 7 ¼” x 11 ½” tall.

352. An 18TH Century Child’s Ladder Back Armchair. 25 ½” tall x 14 ½” deep x 6 ½” (seat height).

353. A Large Early 19th Century New England Firkin in original “Wagon Wheel” Blue Paint. (missing lid) 13 ½” tall x 11 1/2” top diameter and 12 ½” diameter at base.

354. A Mid 18th Century New England Hatchel dated 1748. 12” long x 5 ½” wide x 5 ¼” tall.

355. A Misc. Lot of 19th Century Wrought Iron Kitchen Tools including “Keyhole” Spatulas, Tasting Spoons and Tongs. Longest 18 ½” long and smallest 10 ¾”.

356. Lot of (4) Early 19th Century Brass Dippers with Wrought Iron Handles. 22” longest & 15 ¾” shortest.

357. An Early 19th Century New England Turned Wooden Bowl in Original Blue-Green Paint. Approx 13” diameter (varies due to expected shrinkage) x 3 ¾” tall.

358. A Late 19th Century MAINE Brass Apple Barrel Stencil “No. 1 BALDWINS E.B CRESSEY STANDISH, MAINE”. Measures 14” diameter (not including “tab” handle).

359. A 19th Century Mortar & Pestle in Powder Blue Paint. Mortar stands 6 ½” tall and has 5 ¼” top rim diameter. Pestle measures 7 ½” long.

360. A Nesting Set of 4 Mid 19th Century Yellow Ware Milk Pans or “Nappys”. Largest measures 13 ½” diameter at top rim x 3 ¾” tall; smallest measures 7” top rim diameter x 2 ¼” tall.

361. A Lot of (3) Nested 19th Century Banded Yellow Ware Mixing Bowls. 13” top rim diameter (largest) x 9 1/2” (smallest).

362. An Unusual 19th Century Hand Blocked “Half Oval” Wooden Hat Box. 24 3/8” wide x 7 7/8” deep x 7” tall.

363. An Early 19th Century unsigned STONEWARE 1 Gallon (Handle-less) OVOID CROCK with INCISED COBALT BLUE “Drape & Tassle” decoration at BOTH SIDES. Attributed to Frederick Carpenter.

364. A Small Early 19th Century OVOID STONEWARE JUG having a “Carpenter” type glaze. 5 ¾” tall .

365. A Small Early 19th Century signed “GOODWIN & WEBSTER” (Hartford, CT) 1/2 Gallon STONEWARE OVOID JUG .

366. A Small Early 19th Century Chocolate Brown “banded” Ovoid jug.

367. A Small 19th Century Scandanavian Oval Bride’s Box with “Rosemaled” Paint decoration and interior paper labels. 8 3/8” x 5 7/8” x 4 3/8” tall.

368. A signed 19th Century Wooden Pantry Box in Original Black Paint. “G.S. MOORE ELLSWORTH, MAINE”. 10” diameter and stands x 4” tall.

369. A 19th Century Turned Leg Child’s High Chair in Original “Putty” Paint. Stands 32 ¼” x 12 ¾” wide x 13 ¼” deep (front to back).

370. A Large Early 20th Century Carved and Painted Maine “INDIAN CLUB”. Measures 31” long.

371. Large Deeply Carved Early 19TH Century Tiger Maple Butter “Paddle” or Scoop in Original Natural Patina. Measures 11 ½” long x 5 ¾ ” at widest point.

372. A 19th Century “Three Legged” Work Stool in Original Windsor Green Paint. 22 ½” tall. Seat measures approx. 16” diameter.

373. A New England Firkin in Original “Willow” Green Paint. 10'' base diameter x 10'' tall 10 1/8” bottom diameter.

374. An Early 20th Century “Jeweled” Zinc Trade Sign “INDIAN GIFTS”. 62” x 11 ¼ ”.

375. A Mid 20th Century “AUTO LICENCE” Wooden Trade Sign . 17 ½” long x 5 ½”.

376. An Unusual Diminutive Mid 19th Century American “Short Handle” Wooden Peel and an Early 20th Century Food Chopper. Peel measures 16 ¾” long x 8 ¾” wide. Chopper: 6” tall x 5 ¾” wide.

377. A Large Wonderfully Weathered 19th Century Gate or Fence Post Finial. Stands 14 ½” tall x 10” diameter at base.

378. Early A 19th Century Mortar & Pestle in Soldier Blue Paint. Mortar stands 7 ¾” tall and has 5 ½” top rim diameter. Pestle measures 9 ¼”.

379. Early 19th Century MAINE REDWARE Jug with a “Brick” Red Colored Glaze with subtle Green Highlights. 6 ½” tall x 4 ¾” at widest.

380. Early 19th Century MAINE REDWARE Milk Pan attributed to John Alld of Buxton, Maine. 15 7/8” top rim diameter x 3 ½” tall.

381. Early 19th Century MAINE REDWARE Milk Pan attributed to the Bickford family of Buxton, Maine. 17” top rim diameter x 3 ½” tall.

382. Small and Deep Early 19th Century MAINE REDWARE Milk Pan. Probably the Bickford family of Buxton, Maine. 14” top rim diameter x 4” tall.

383. A Late 18th Century or Early 19th Century Shoe Foot Drying Rack in Original Green Paint. 28” wide 49 ¼”tall .

384. An Early 19th Century Childs Ladder Back Armchair. Measures 17 ½” x 16” at top and Stands 21 ¾” tall x 14 ¼” at widest.

385. A 19th Century Turned Leg Farm Table. Its two board top measuring 78” long x 27” wide. Table stands 31 ½” tall. (base in modern over-paint).

386. A Mounted ½ Profile Carved and Painted Wall Hanging Duck. Signed and dated by the noted Canadian decoy maker “Amateur Savoie Juillet July 15, 1959” New Brunswick, Canada. Bird measures 15” long X 5 ¾” tall.

387. An Early 19th Century New England Cricket” Stool in Early Sage Green Paint over Original Red. 18” x 7 ¾” x 7 ¾” tall.

388. A Large and Rare 34 Star American Flag found in Bath, Maine. Flag measures 136” x 100”.

389. A 19th or Early 20th Century Painted Wooden Ceremonial Tribal Mask having Cowrie Shells for Eye Decoration. 18” tall x 6” at widest x 4” depth (front to back).

390. A Matched Pair of 19th Century Architectural “Half Mold” Zinc Wall Hanging Decorations. Each measures 18 ½” tall.

391. A Matched Pair of 19th Century Architectural “Half Mold” Zinc Wall Hanging Decorations. Each measures 18 ½” tall.

392. Matched Pair of (2) Early 19th Century “Hog Scraper” Tin Candle Candlesticks. 7 ½” tall.

393. A Gesso Framed Primitive 19th Oil Painting of a New England Village at Dusk. Unsigned OOC 24” x 20” (overall) and 15 ¼” x 19 ¼” (sight).

394. A small Mid 19th Century Canvas Covered “Brass Button” Document Box in its Original Green Paint and Stenciled Decoration. Measures 10” wide x 5” deep (front to back) and stands 4” tall.

395. An Early 19th Century New England Wall Box with carved “Diamond” shaped hanger. 11 ½” tall x 11” wide and 6” deep.

396. A Lot of (9) 18th and 19th Century Furniture “Fragments” and other miscellaneous “Parts” in their Original Painted Surfaces.

397. A Lot (A) of (2) Early 19th Century Tin Wall Sconces. 13 ¾” & 13 ¼” tall.

398. An Early 19th Century MAINE REDWARE Jug with a Chocolate Brown Colored Glaze. 5 ¾” tall x 4 ¼” at widest.

399. A Lot of (6) Early 19th Century MAINE REDWARE Potters “Stilts” and pottery shards found at the ORIGINAL SITE of the JAMES BICKFORD Sr. pottery in Buxton, Maine. Partially glazed at its top in a Chocolate Brown shading to Black. Each measures ½” tall x 3” square.

400. A Small Early 19th Century MAINE REDWARE Individual Inkwell. Partially glazed at its top in a Chocolate Brown shading to Black. 1 ¾” tall x 1” at widest.

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