GOULD AUCTION COMPANY

Timothy J. Gould, Licensed Maine Auctioneer

GOULD AUCTION COMPANY

Preliminary ORDER of SALE for JUNE 14, 2014

1. Incised Cobalt TRIPLE SWAN Decorated 2 Gallon GARDINER (Maine) STONEWARE Co. Crock with FORT FAIRFIELD, MAINE Grocer's Stamp.

2. Two Gallon Stoneware Cobalt Decorated BIRD JUG stamped John Conlon Grocers Merchant Wine & Spirit Boston.

3. Early Slipware Plate 9 ¼’’ diam.

4. Red, White & Blue Coverlet – 85’’ x 74 ½’’

5. Mortar & Pestle ORIGINAL Blue Paint. Mortar 7’’t x 6’’ at widest. Pestle 9 ¾’’ long.

6. 19th Century Blue Spongeware Milk Pitcher. 8 ¾’’ tall.

7. Pantry Box in Original Prussian Blue Paint. 10’’ Rim diameter 5 ¼’’tall.

8. Chip Carved Spruce Gum Box in Old Blue Paint. 4 ½’’tall x 3’’wide x 1 ¾’’thick.

9. Framed Folk Art Watercolor on Paper of a Standing Boy Grasping a Book. Overall 8 ¼’’ x 6 ¼’’. Sight 6 ¾’’ x 5’’.

10. Framed Hollow Cut Silouette of Lady in a Brown Dress w Watercolor Trim. Overall 4 ¾’’ x 3 ¾’’ – Sight 3 ½’’ x 2 ¾’’

11. Framed Hollow Cut Silhouette of a Gentleman w Watercolor Trim. Overall 4 7/8’’ x 4 1/8’’. Sight 3 ½’’ x 2 ¾’’.

12. Small Framed Watercolor Cutout Side Profile of a Standing Boy. Identified Top Left and illegibly dated. Overall 7 1/8’’ x 6 ¼’’. Sight 5 ½’’ x 3 ¼’’.

13. Framed Hollow Cut Silhouette of Young Lady in Blue Dress w Watercolor Trim Blue Dress. Overall 4 ¾’’ x 3 ¾’’.Sight 3 ¼’’ x 2 ½’’.

14. Framed Watercolor & Pencil of a Full Standing Red Dressed Child Holding a Flower Basket. Overall 12 ½’’t x 10 1/2’’w – Sight 9 ½’’ x 7 ½’’.

15. Maine One Drawer Turned Leg Stand in Original Red Paint with Birdseye Maple Drawer. 28 ¼’’t x 17 1/8’’w x 15 ½’’d.

16. Small Table Top 6 Drawer Spice Chest Original Blue paint. 8 ¾’’t x 6 ¾’’w x 5 ¾’’d.

17. Maine Mustard Yellow Paint Decorated Wash Stand. 38’’t x 17 ¾’’w x 15 ¾’’d.

18. Sheraton Period Birdseye Maple Bed with Acorn Finials. Overall 48 ½’’t x 52’’w x 90’’ long.

19. 18th Century Boot Jack End Blanket Box in Original Blue Paint. 50’’w x 193/4’’d x 27’’t.

20. Pair of Standing Native American Indian Andirons. Overall 13 ¼’’t x 7 ¼’’w x 12 ¾’’d.

21. Painted Wooden Trade Sign “Meals at All Hours”. Gold on Black. 44’’ long x 10 ½’’ tall.

22. Queen Anne Period Snake Foot Candlestand in Original Surface. 26 1/8’’t x 15’’w x 14 ¼’’d.

23. Nantucket Basket COCKTAIL Size Purse signed and dated Stanley M. Roop 1963. – 7 ¼’’tall (10 ¾’’ w/ handle) x 9’’wide x 7’’deep.

24. NH Caliper Log Scale with Wheel. Stamped by its maker C.E. Gould - Littleton, N.H. and dated 1880. Overall 55 ½’’t x 19 ¾’’ at widest.

25. Scalloped Side Bow Front Wall Shelf in Original salmon & Black Paint. Overall 30 ¾’’tall x 28’’wide x 7’’deep.

26. Maine Sponge Paint Decorated Green & Black Dome Top Document Box. 15’’w x 9’’d x 8’’t.

27. ' Maine Penny Rug. 19’’ x 38 ¾’’

28. Large Lathe Turned Wooden Bowl in Original Steel Blue Paint. Approx. 21’’ diam. (varies due to expected shrinkage) x 5" tall.

29. Nested SET of (3) Graduated Oval Harvard Shaker Boxes Original Green Paint(Ex- Wm. Prosser coll.). Lg. measures 2 ¾’’t x 6 ½’’w x 4 ¾’’d. Med. 2’’t x 6’’w x 4 ¼’’d. Sm. 1 ½’’t x 5 ¼’’w x 3 ¾’’d.

30. 18th Century 24 Drawer Maine Step Back Apothecary Cupboard with Bucket Bench Base in Early Green Paint. Found in 1968 in a Newfield, Maine barn. 77 ¼’’t x 43 ½’’w x 15’’d.

31. Large 4 Gallon “Crolius” Style Incised & Cobalt Decorated Ovoid Jug.

32. Maine Folk Art Carved and Painted Mechanical Wooden "Snake" Book Box. Overall 5 ¼’’t x 5’’w x 1 ½’’d closed.

33. Framed Early Watercolor of the Nantucket Ship "Mary B". Overall 9 ½’’x 14 ¼’’. Sight 8’’ x 13’’.

34. American Lathe Turned Burl Bowl. 17’’ rim diam. x 5" tall.

35. 19th Century Painted Wooden TradeSign “Tea Garden”. Overall 24’’ x 30’’.

36. 18th Century N.H. Blanket Chest on Frame in Old Red Paint. 36’’ case width x 48 ¼’’tall x 19’’deep.

37. Sheraton Turned Leg One Drawer BUSY Tiger Maple Stand in Original Surface 27 ¼’’ tall x 19 ½’’w x 19’’d (top).

38. Large 19th Century ROOM SIZE Striped Loomed Carpet in Bold Original Colors . 163 ½’’ x 72’’.

39. Pair of 18th Century Spanish Foot Side Chairs with Original Surface & Seats. 40 ¾’’t x 19 ½’’w x 14’’d (18’’ seat height) each.

40. Multi-colored Earthworm Decorated Mocha Pitcher. 6’’tall x 7’’ at widest.

41. Multi-colored Mocha Pitcher with Combed Decoration. 7 ¼’’tall x 8 ½’’ at widest.

42. Earthworm Decorated Mocha Mug. 3 ½’’tall x 4 ½’’ x 3’’ top rim diam.

43. BUSY Early 19th Century Birdseye Maple 3 Over 3 Drawer Chest of Drawers. 39 ½’’’ case width x 44 ¼’’t x 18 ¾’’d.

44. Framed PRIOR - HAMBLEN School Portrait of an Alluring Young Lady. Oil on Board. Overall 18 ½’’ x 14 ½’’. Sight 13 ½’’ x 9 ½’’.

45. Early 19th Century Maine Pine Hanging Cupboard in Original Red Paint and having a Dovetailed Case. 22’’tall x 18 ¼’’wide x 9’’deep.

46. Umber Decorated One Gallon “37” (1837) Ovoid Jug stamped "LYMAN & CLARK GARDINER" (MAINE). The earliest known example of its form.

47. Large Room Sized Geometric Patterned Braided Rug. (C) 130’’ x 101’’.

48. Large Circular Room Size Braided Rug (A) 115’’ diam.

49. Assembled Set of (6) Early Bow Back Windsor Side Chairs in later green paint. Each measures (approx.) 37 ¼’’t x 18 ¼’’w x 15’’d (17 ½’’ seat height).

50. Early Miniature Firkin in Original Blue Paint. 3 ¾’’ tall (to top of rim) 5" tall (when handle is fully erect) x 3 ¾’’ bottom rim diam. 3 ¼’’ top rim diam.

51. Maine Paint Decorated Child's "Rabbit Ear" High Chair. 34’’t x 15 ½’’w x 14’’d.

52. 18th Century "Screw Post" Candle Stand. 36 ½’’t x 14 ¼’’ top diam.

53. Early Apple Green Painted Bucket Bench with "wedged" construction. 32’’t x 23 ½’’w x 11’’d.

54. Multi-colored Geometric Hooked Rug with Diamond Panels. 36’’ x 51 ½’’.

55. Sm. Watercolor Still Life – Theorom Style – Overall 9’’ x 11’’. Sight 6 ¼’’ x 8 ¼’’.

56. 18th Century Sausage Turned Ladderback Armchair in Original Unpainted Surface. 45 ¼’’t x 22 ¼’’w x 20 ¼’’d (16 ½’’ seat height).

57. 18th Century Courting Mirror w Reverse Painted Glass Panels and Original Surface. Overall 17’’t x 11 ¼’’w.

58. Diminutive Early New England Wooden Framed 36 Tube (Pewter) Candle Mold in its Original Salmon Red Paint. A tiny 13 ¼’’ long x 10 ¾’’ wide x 11 ½’’tall.

59. A Diminutive 19th Century Painted Wooden Bird or Rodent Cage in Original Powder Blue Paint. Purchased at the 1998 auction of the collection of Betty Berdan. 11 ¼’’tall x 9 ½’’wide x 7’’deep.

60. Oil Painting “Evening Sky” by Wm. J. Kaula (American 1871-1953). OOB - Signed Lower Left front with an original Kaula Fenway Studio label and title, verso. Overall 21 ½’’ x 26 ½’’ – sight 17 ½’’ x 22 ½’’. Original frame.

61. Early George Boyd (Seabrook, NH) Yellowlegs Shorebird Decoy in Original Paint (A) – 11 ¼’’ long.

62. Early George Boyd Yellowlegs Shorebird Decoy in Original Paint (B) – 11 ¼’’ long.

63. Early George Boyd Yellowlegs Shorebird Decoy in Original Paint (C) – 11’’ long.

64. Early George Boyd Shorebird Decoy in Original Paint (D) – 9 3/4’’ long.

65. New England Schoolgirl Paint Decorated Work Box in Lipstick Red Paint with Black Decoration. a 12’’wide x 7’’ddeep x 6 ¼’’tall.

66. Early 20th Century Figural Wooden "CANOE" Trade Sign “Canoe Channel – Tourist Home” from the Miramachi River near Blackville, Nova Scotia. Double Sided. 41 ½’’long x 11’’ tall.

67. 18th Century Country Chippendale Two Drawer Blanket Chest in Original Red Paint. 41 ¾’’ case width x 41’’tall x 18 ¾’’deep.

68. Signed and dated WILLIAM MATTHEW PRIOR Portrait of Dr. SILAS TOMPKINS, the noted NEW BEDFORD, MASS. druggist, chemist and inventor of "Dr. S. Tompkins Vegetable Bitters" among other early 19th century remedies Measures 24 ½’’ x 20 ¼’’ (overall) and 17 ½’’ x 13 ½’’ (sight). Signed and dated, verso. Period and likely original frame.

69. Signed and Dated 1835 Blue & White "FANCY GOODS" Coverlet by Jacob Impson of Cortland N.Y.– 85 ½’’ x 83’’.

70. Early Conestoga Wagon Box –28 ¾’’wide by 15 ¼’’tall x 10 1/4" deep (overall). Box only measures 19 ¼’’ wide x 9 ¼’’ deep x 11’’tall.

71. Pair of 18th Century Sculptural PA Cupboard Door Hinges (A) 9 1/2" x 6".

72. Pair of 18th Century Sculptural PA Cupboard Door Hinges (B) 11 1/4" x 5 1/2.

73. Pair of 18th Century Sculptural PA Cupboard Door Hinges (C) 12 1/2" x 6"

74. Pair of 18th Century Sculptural PA Cupboard Door Hinges (D) 10 3/4" x 7 1/2"

75. (2) Pair of 18th Century PA "Strap" type Door Hinges (E) 12 1/4" x 2 1/2" & 9 1/2" x 3 1/8"

76. Folk Art Carved & Painted Man & Woman. Mid 20th Century. Possibly Boston Artistic Carving Co. – Man 24 ¼’’t x 7’’w – Woman 23 ¼’’t a 5 ½’’w.

77. Early New England "Whale End" Shelf. 32 ¾’’t x 26 ½’’w x 8’’d.

78. Large Matched Pair of Two Piece Cast Iron Garden Urns signed “J.L. Mott Iron Works N.Y.”. Each measures 40’’tall with 25" top rim diameter.

79. Folk Art Carved & Painted Wall Hanging Owl with Full Wing Spread. 38’’ wide x 11’’tall.

80. Large Carved & Painted Wooden Store Front Trade Sign “G.B. Clough & Co.” from Dexter, Maine. 153 ¼’’ long x 18 ¼’’tall.

81. Maine Birch Sheraton Period One Drawer Stand w/ Bold Turnings. 28 ¾’’tall. Top measures 20 ¾’’ x 17 ¾’’.

82. Early 19th Century Folk Art Painting on Oil Cloth of a Federal Brick Mansion with Folky trees, people and birds. Laid down on contemporary partical board backing and framing. Measures 23’’ x 27 ¼’’ (sight).

83. Tall Pewter "Lighthouse" Coffee Pot Marked "I.TRASK" (Israel Trask active 1820-1835 Beverly, Mass.). 11’’tall x 5 ½’’ base diam.

84. Framed Oil Painting of Portland Maine Port Scene titled "CAULKING SCHOONER - PORTLAND, MAINE" signed G.S. Morris (GEORGE SPENCER MORRIS Am.1867-1922) OOB 20 ¾’’ x 24 ¾’’ (overall) –15 ½’’ x 19 ½’’ (sight).

85. 18th Century Maine Country Chippendale Two Piece 33 Drawer Step Back Apothecary Cupboard in ca. 1840 Grained Paint Decoration. Measures x 42’’wide x 75’’tall x 15’’deep. Found in Lovell, Maine.

86. Early Cobalt Decorated One Gallon "1839" Stoneware Jug.

87. Free Hand and Stenciled Paint Decorated Sheraton Turned Leg One Drawer Stand with Worcester, Mass. Cabinetmaker's Label inside drawer. Measures 28 ¼’’tall. Top measures 19 ¾’’ x 17 ¾’’.

88. Large 3 Piece Cast Iron Garden Urn Signed J.W. FISKE. Measures 40’’ at tallest x 42’’ at widest.

89. Large Early Scottish Landscape Oil Painting on Canvas Signed & Dated "K.H.D. 1812". Overall 29 ¼’’ x 38 ¼’’. Unframed.

90. 18th Century Queen Anne Period Cherry Wood Snake Foot Candlestand with Circular Top in Original Surface. 27’’tall. Top measures 20" x 19" (appropriate shrinkage).

91. Documented 18th Century CONCORD, NH made Queen Anne Button Foot Tea Table w/ Drawer, made by the Deacon John Kimball (Concord, NH) for his sister in law Hannah Ayer as a wedding gift in or about 1770. Found at the ancestral Fryeburg, Maine home of Hannah's grandson in 1967. Measures 29’’tall. Top measures 21 ¾’’ x 30 ¾’’. Front to back overhang 5 7/8’’. Back overhang 5 5/8’’. Side overhang 3 ½’’.

92. Framed Pair of Pastel Portraits of German Royalty. German inscriptions verso. Overall 30 ¼’’ x 24 ¼’’ – Sight 25 ¾’’ x 20 ¼’’.

93. Ca. 1840 Carved French Cock Fighting Chair. Measures 33 ½’’tall x 18 ¼’’wide x 18’’deep (18 ¼’’ seat height).

94. Period 18th Century Bow Back Windsor Armchair in Old Surface. 36’’tall x 22’’wide x 14 ¼’’deep (16’’ seat height).

95. Large Signed ALFRED, MAINE Oval Shaker Box in Original Red Paint and having "Left Hand" Fingers. The box is boldly stamped on its underside "WENT. FERNALD" Measures 11 ½’’ long x 8 ½’’ wide x 4 3/4" tall.

96. Early 19th Century New England Double Wall Box in Original Sage Green Paint. Measures 14 ½’’tall x 11 ½’’wide x 5’’deep.

97. Small Round "Single Finger" Circular Green Pantry Box. 7’’ diameter 2 ¾’’tall.

98. Salt Glazed Stoneware Cheese Crock S.S. Pierce Co. 1894 Boston Brookline (has single tight hairline). Overall 9 ¾’’ diameter x 6 ¼’’tall.

99. Freeport, Maine Sleeping Mallard Drake Decoy in Fine Original Paint. Downeast Decoy Factory ca. 1940. Pristine Original Paint. 15 ½’’ long 6 ½’’tall.

100. Oil Painting on Canvas of a Young Girl Cluthching Her Dog, attributed to Jean Baptiste Greuge (French 1725-1805). Important Henne family (early settlers of L.A., Cal.) provenance, including an early note verso "From the Prof. Armando Perera Collection of Rome". Late 19th century framing. Overall 18 ½’’ x 15’’. Sight 13’’ x 9 ½’’.

101. 18^th Century Ship Captain's Oak Bottle Case with Complete Contents of 17 Pcs. of Matching Blow Glass. Overall 10 ¾’’t x 15 ¼’’w x 10 ¼’’d.

102. Early Maine Schoolgirl's Paint Decorated Schoolgirl's Work Box in Lipstick Red Paint with Green, Bronze and Black Stenciled Decoration. Kennebec River Valley, possibly New Portland or Skowhegan. 11 ½’’wide x 9 ¼’’deep x 6 1/8’’tall.

103. 19th Century Carved and Painted "MARGUERITE " Wooden Quarterboard Sign from the COBURN STEAMSHIP CO. of MOOSEHEAD LAKE - GREENVILLE, MAINE. 9’’tall x 106’’ long.

104. The original 19th Century SHIP'S WHEEL from the STEAMER "MARGUERITE" of the COBURN STEAMSHIP CO. of MOOSEHEAD LAKE - GREENVILLE, MAINE. 33 ½’’ diameter x 13 ¾’’deep at hub.

105. The original 19th Century BRASS STEAM WHISTLE from the STEAMER "MARGUERITE" of the COBURN STEAMSHIP CO. of MOOSEHEAD LAKE - GREENVILLE, MAINE. 14 ½’’ tall.

106. An original 1887 STEAMSHIP'S LOG BOOK from the STEAMER "GOVERNOR COBURN" the FLAGSHIP of the COBURN STEAMSHIP CO. of MOOSEHEAD LAKE - GREENVILLE, MAINE. 12’’ tall x 7 3/4" wide.

107. Deep Blue Historical Staffordshire Platter “AMERICA and INDEPENDENCE” by CLEWS 16 ¾’ x 14’’.

108. Deep Blue Historical Staffordshire Platter “LANDING OF LAFAYETTE” by CLEWS 17’’ x 13’’.

109. Deep Blue Historical Staffordshire Platter “SOUTHWEST VIEW OF LAGRANGE - THE RESIDENCE OF MARQUIS LAFAYETTE" by CLEWS 18 ¾’’ x 14 ¾’’.

110. Deep Blue Staffordshire Platter ENGLISH SCENERY by CLEWS 21 ½’’ x 16 ¾’’.

111. TLINGIT "STIKINE" NORTHWEST INDIAN SNOWSHOES & FISH SPEARS.......CHRISTOPHER HENNE II (1874-1906). In the year 1897, upon graduating from Leland Stanford Jr. University (Stanford U.), "Chris" Henne joined some friends for a trip north to the KLONDIKE GOLD RUSH! On this trip Chris made his way along the legendary and difficult TAKOU route and befriended many STIKINE people of the TLINGIT nation of Alaska. These items were gifted to Chris from the Stikines and were displayed in his palatial home in Denver, Colorado. The photo by the noted Denver photographer C.L. McLURE which depicts Hennes souvenirs including the TLINGIT snowshoes and spears hanging on the wall of his "study". Snowshoes 47 1/2" x 10 1/2". Largest spear 66’’ long – smallest spear 55 ½’’ long – Photo 10 ¾’’ x 13 ¾’’.

112. Old Navajo Rug 39 ½’’ x 82 ¼’’

113. Old Navajo Rug 38’’ x 64’’

114. Old Navajo Rug 23’’ x 39’’

115. Old Navajo Rug 46’’ x 61 ¼’’

116. Old Navajo Rug 27’’x 43 ½’’

117. Old Navajo Rug 26’’ x 56’’

118. North Shore Massachusetts Federal Period Mahogany Rope Leg Drop Leaf One Drawer Stand 27’’tall x 19’’wide (31’’ wide opened) x 18’’deep.

119. Framed PRIOR - HAMBLEN School Portrait of a Young Lady w/ Bottle Curls. Oil on Board. Overall 17 ½’’ x 14’’. Sight 13 ½’’ x 10’’.

120. Miniature Bird Carving -Robin- DEL HIGGINS - DEXTER MAINE 4’’tall x 6 ¾" long.

121. Miniature Bird Carving - Chickadee - DEL HIGGINS - DEXTER MAINE– 5 ½’’tall x 6 ¼’’long.

122. Miniature Folk Art Carved, Painted & Mounted Blue Jay signed by the noted Rockland, Maine author R. Waldo Tyler and dated 1941. The carving is accompanied by Tyler's 1973 Book "WALDO TYLER'S WORLD". 2 ¾’’tall x 4 1/8’’ wide.

123. Early 19th Century New England Striped "Runner Rug" 17’ 5’’ x 23’’

124. New England Dry Sink in Original Blue Paint. 58’’wide x 20 ½’’deep x 31 ½’’tall.

125. 19th Century Folk Art Carved & Painted “Snake Charmer” Figural Towel Rack. 22 ½’’wide 12 1/2" tall.

Small Painted Trencher in Original Blue Paint.

126. Small Painted Trencher in Original Blue Paint.11’’w x 7 ½’’d x 2 ¾’’t.

127. Early 19th Century Blue & White Coverlet w/ Eagles. 84’’ x 68 ½’’.

128. Large Colorful 20th Century Folk Art Boat Model of the 1874 (built) American Battleship "USS PURITAN" Overall 37’’long x 10’’ widest x 27" tall.

129. Large Maine Redware Milk Pan – 4 ¾’’t x 20’’ top rim diam.

130. Early 19th Century Bootjack End Blanket Chest in Original Blue Green Paint. Initialed Verso "DB". 47 ¼’’w x 18 ½’’d x 25 ½’’t.

131. 19th Century Buttocks Basket in Original White Paint. 8 ½’’t x 9 ¼’’w x 8 ½’’d.

132. 19th Century Handled Drying Basket in Fine Patina. Overall 10 ½’’t x 22 1/3’’w x 12 ½’’d.

133. Southern U.S. 18th Century Transitional Queen Anne - Chippendale Walnut Side Chair – 38’’t x 22 ½’’w x 17’’d (17 ½’’ seat height).

134. Late 19th century Massachusetts MASONIC Sign “Sachem Rock”. Original Gold Leaf on Black 60’’t x 20’’w.

135. Extensive Multi Colored 44 Piece Child’s Dinner Set “Fishers” Pattern China by Cork Edge & Malkin (See Pg. 83 English Toy China F. 214 by Doris Lechier). Largest 5’’t x 6’’ w. Smallest ½’’ x 2 7/8’’ x 2 ¼’’.

136. 18th Century Ratchet Lighting Device. 27 ¾’’tall x 10’’ square at base.

137. Early 19 th Century "Ripple" Molded American "Strong" Box w/ Secret Compartments. The box is exquisitely crafted from Mahogany with superby cut Ebony molding. Overall x 12’’long x 6 ½’’wide x 5 ¾’’tall.

138. Large Oval Shaker Box in Original Natural Patina. 12 ½’’long x 10’’wide x 5 ¼’’tall.

139. 19th Century Blue Spongeware Milk Pitcher. 8 ¾’’ tall.

140. Small Maine Redware Jug likely the work of the John Philbrick Potters at Skowhegan, Maine. 5 ¼’’t x 5’’ at widest.

141. Early 19th Century Set of 6 Sheraton Period "Fancy" Chairs in Original Surface having Bronze Steciled Decoration atop Original Balck Paint. Each measures 33 ¼’’tall x 18 ½’’wide x 16’’deep (17 ¼’’ seat height).

142. An OVERSIZED Set of (4) 20th Century Birdcage Windsor Chairs by the Noted American Chair Maker Austin A. Alden OF Gorham, Maine. Having bold stampings of Alden's mark, the chairs are of his best work. Each stands 36 ¼’’tall x 18 ¼’’wide (at seats) x 16 ½’’deep with 18’’ seat height. In their original surface.

143. Large Early 19th Century Creamware Soft Paste, Straight Sided, Strap Handle Mug in Superb Multi-colored (predominantly yellow) Floral "SPRIG" Decoration. 6 ¼’’tall x 4 ½’’ rim diameter.

144. Large Early 19th Century Creamware Soft Paste, Straight Sided, Strap Handle Mug in Superb Multi-colored (predominantly blue on white) Floral "SPRIG" Decoration. 5 ¾’’tall x x 4 1/8’’ rim diam.

145. Tall Early 19th Century "Lighthouse" form Soft Paste Pearlware Coffee Pot with Blue Decoration. 11’’t x 7 ½’’ at widest x 5 ¼’’.

146. RARE Mid 18th Century Hand Painted Ship Captain's Cup & Saucer from the SCHOONER SARAH B. JAMES. Overall 4’’tall x saucer 6 ½’’ diameter.

147. Oak Cased 19th Century DIAMOND DYE CABINET with the Rare Original "Evolution of Woman" Lithographed Tin Front. Original throughout. Cabinet measures 29 ¾’’tall x 23’’wide x 10’’deep.

148. Large 1898 Floor Model 18" Terrestial "Pedestal" Globe by A.K. JOHNSTON. With its bronze meridian, the globe sits in an adjustable cradle which is perched upon its original paw foot bronze base. Original throughout. Overall 31’’t x 24 ¾’’ diam. (18’’ globe diam.).

149. Rare Canadian 18th Century Medial "Stretcher" Base Tavern Table. As found near Skowhegan, Maine and untouched. 42 ¾’’long x 29’’wide x 26"tall.

150. Miniature Watercolor on Ivory attributed to Moses B. Russell (Am. 1809-1884). Housed in a Sixth Plate Gutta Percha “Seashell” Daguerreotype Case (see Berg - Plate 2-65). Overall case 3 ¾’’ x 3 ¼’’. Watercolor 2 7/8’’ x 2 1/8’’.

151. Early 19th Century Framed Hollow Cut & Watercolor Full Length Miniature Portrait of a Dashing Young Man Grasping a Book. Attributed to the "PUFFY SLEEVE ARTIST" Inscribed verso:"George N. Harris So. Weymouth Mass." . Overall 5 ¾’’ x 5’’ – Sight 4 ¼’’ x 3 ½’’.

152. 19th Century Hollow Cut Silhouette Miniature of a Left Facing Gentleman with Watercolor "Frills" with its original eglomise mat, all being housed in its Original Lemon Gold Frame. Overall 5 ¾’’ x 4 ¾’’. Sight 4 ¼’’ x 3 ¾’’.

153. 19th Century Pennsylvania Multi - colored Miniature Watercolor Portrait on Paper of a Left Facing Standing Young Lady beneath a Columned Archway with Doves at its Crest. House in its original wooden pegged frame. Overall 8 ¾’’ x 6 ¼’’. Sight 6 ¾’’ x 4 ¼’’.

154. 19th Century Watercolor Miniature Bust Profile of a Gentleman, housed in a Sixth Plate size Pressed Paper Daguerreotype Case. Overall 2 7/8’’ x 2 ½’’. Sight 2 ¼’’ x 2’’.

155. 19th Century Framed Miniature Watercolor on Ivory of a Left Facing Woman housed in an Oval "Reveal", Eglomise Matted Frame. Overall 6 ¾’’ x 5 7/8’’. Sight 3’’ x 2 ½’’.

156. 19th Century Hollow Cut Silhouette of a Left Facing, SEATED Gentleman, having his ORIGINAL applied WATERCOLOR "Cut Paper" Jacket. Housed in its Original Lemon Gold Frame. Overall 4 7/8’’ x 4’’. Sight 3 ½’’ x 2 ¾’’.

157. 19th Century Signed & Dated (illegibly) Watercolor Miniature Portrait on Paper of a Right Facing Gentleman. Housed in a Circular Frame with a Circular "Reveal". Frame – Overall 7’’ diam. (watercolor 4’’ x 3 ¼’’).

158. Framed, Signed and Dated "SARAH ANNE HERBERT 1840" Schoolgirl Needlework Picture with Large Basket of Fruit, House, Farm, Deer and Foliate Border. 27" x 24" (overall).

159. 19th Century Children's High Chair in Original "Lipstick" Red Paint. 31’’t x 13 ¼’’w x 13 ¾’’d (21 ¾’’ seat height).

160. Early 19th Century Maine Paint Decorated 6 Board Chest with Black and Yellow "Squiggle" Decoration on Original Red. Initialed in handwritten script ("T.C.") verso. 43 ½’’wide x 15’’deep x 16 ¾’’tall.

161. Federal Period Connecticuit (possibly Hartford) Candlestand having Unusual High Arched Legs and applied Molded Edge to its Top. 27 ¼’’tall. Top measures 16 ½’’ x 15 ½’’.

162. Caucasian Oriental Rug. 55" x 33".

163. Early 19th Century Blown Glass Utility Bottle in Brilliant CITRON Yellow. Open Pontil Scar. 3 ¾’’tall x 2 ½’’ square at base.

164. 19th Century Carved and Painted Wall Hanging American Eagle. 14" wingspan 8 1/2" tall. 8 ½’’tall x 14 ¾’’ wing span

165. Early 19th Century Framed Portrait of a Gentleman. Overall 35’’ x 29 ¾’’. Sight 29 ½’’ x 24 ¼’’.

166. Early Sculptural Wrought Iron Food Chopper with Wooden Handle in Original Red Paint. 10 ¾’’tall x 6 ½’’ at widest.

167. 19th Century Sculptural Mahogany Liquor Caddy. 25 1/8’’w x 15’’d x 10 ½’’t.

168. Painted Wooden Trade Sign “G.D. Horner Plumbing Pump and Piping”. Black on White. 14 ¾’’t x 33 ¼’’w.

169. Framed 19th Century Pennsylvania Stump Work Picture. 17 1/2" X 19 1/2" (overall) 12" x 14" (sight). Contemporary frame.

170. Early Round Wooden Pantry Box in Original Blue - Green Paint Stamped "A.C.". 6 ¾’’ diam. 2 ¾’’tall.

171. Small Early Round Pantry Box in Original Cream/ Yellow Paint 5 ¼’’ diam. x 3’’tall.

172. Early 19th Century Wooden Comb with Geometric Carved Decoration. 5 ¼’’t x 2 ½’’ at widest.

173. Early 19th Century Framed French Needlework Picture. Overall 27’’ x 34’’. Sight 23 ½’’ x 30 ½’’.

174. Freeport, Maine Drake Pintail Decoy in Fine Original Paint. Downeast Decoy Factory ca. 1940. Pristine Original Paint. 19 3/4" long x 5 3/4" tall.

175. Mason Challenge Grade Black Duck Decoy (signed on bottom). 17’’ long x 7 ¼’’tall.

176. RARE 1920s Cast Iron AVIATOR Doorstop-Bank in FINE ORIGINAL PAINT. 9’’tall x 5 ½’’ at widest.

177. RARE KENTON Cast Iron TOY AMBULANCE in ORIGINAL PAINT. 7 ½’’ long x 4 ½’’tall.

178. KENTON Horse Drawn OVERLAND CIRCUS Cast Iron Toy BAND WAGON w/ DRIVERS and BAND MEMBERS in MINT ORIGINAL CONDITION. 15 ½’’ long x 7 ¼’’tall.

179. KENTON Horse Drawn OVERLAND CIRCUS Cast Iron Toy CIRCUS WAGON w/ POALR BEAR in MINT ORIGINAL CONDITION. 14’’long x 7 ½’’tall.

180. KENTON Horse Drawn OVERLAND CIRCUS Cast Iron Toy BAND WAGON w/ DRIVERS and BAND MEMBERS in NEAR MINT ORIGINAL CONDITION. 15 ½’’ long x 7 ¼’’tall.

181. KENTON KENTON Horse Drawn OVERLAND CIRCUS Cast Iron Toy CIRCUS WAGON w/ POLAR BEAR in EXCELLENT ORIGINAL CONDITION. 14’’long x 7 ½’’tall.

182. KENTON Horse Drawn OVERLAND CIRCUS Cast Iron Toy CIRCUS CALLIOPE w/ DRIVER & RIDERS in VERY GOOD ORIGINAL CONDITION. 14 ½’’ long x 7 ½’’tall.

183. KENTON Horse Drawn Cast Iron Toy CARGO WAGON w/ DRIVER. 15’’ long x 6 ¾’’tall.

184. Figural Cast Iron Still Bank "SIDE WHEELER" STEAMSHIP in Fine Original Paint. 7 ¾’’ long x 2 ¼’’tall.

185. Figural Cast Iron ARCHITECTURAL Still Bank in Fine Original Paint. 7 ¾’’ long x 2 ¼’’tall.

186. CIVIL WAR: An Original 1862 Springfield .50 Cal. Civil War Musket with its Original "U.S." Bayonet. 40" barrel length. Overall w/ bayonet measures 74’’ long.

187. U.S. MILITIA Period EAGLE HEAD SWORD with Bone Grip and "Chased" Blade. No Scabbard. Overall 35 ½’’ long.

188. CIVIL WAR: Painted Tin CIVIL WAR Wall Decoration "THE UNION FOREVER" with EMBOSSED FEDERAL SHIELD & EAGLE, in FINE ORIGINAL PAINT. 14’’ diam.

189. CIVIL WAR 1851 pattern Variant Belt & Belt Plate (Pg. 373 Plate 611 American Military Belt Plates by O’Donnell & Campbell). Overall 40’’ long – plate 87.6mm x 51mm.

190. CIVIL WAR: A ROYALTON, VT CIVIL WAR era BLAKE FAMILY Photo Album INCLUDING A SUPERB 1862 TINTYPE IMAGE of FOUR ARMED VERMONT SOLDIERS at CAMP GRIFFIN, VIRGINIA. Among the four soldiers are TWIN BROTHERS Private HORATIO C. BLAKE of the 2nd VT Infantry (standing back left with musket)and Private LAUNCELOT K. BLAKE (seated, lower left and armed with pistol) of the 1st VT Cavalry. The twins, from ROYALTON, enlisted in 1861 and both survived the war. Overall the album measures 5 ¼’’ x 3 ¼’’ (CW tintype measures4 ¼’’ x 2 ½’’). Most "sitters" in the album are IDENTIFIED.

191. CIVIL WAR Sixth Plate Tintype of a Seated Young Unidenntified Soldier, holding his FEDERAL SHAKO (hat) in his lap. 3 ¼’’ x 2 ¾’’.

192. CIVIL WAR: Large Walnut Framed Lithograph titled "GETTYSBURG THE REPULSE of LONGSTREETS ASSAULT". "Historically Arranged by John B. Batchelder" and "Published by James Drummond Ball - Boston, Mass.". Overall 31 ½’’t x 48 ½’’w – Sight 19 ¼’’ x 36’’.

193. Early signed MANTON Percussion 12 Gauge Double Barrel Shotgun with Damascus Barrel. Overall 44 ½’’ long.

194. Early Cast Iron Miniature "Firing" Cannon.Overall 5 ¾’’t x 13’’w x 7’’d (barrel measures 9" bore measures .663" or 16.8mm).

195. Large Stencil Paint Decorated Wooden Bail Handled Pantry Box. 11 ¼’’ diameter x13’’t with handle (7 ½’’ tall without).

196. Very Early Shallow Elliptically Shaped Wooden Chopping Tray with Carved Handles. Natural Dark Patina. 23’’long x 16’’wide and 3 3/4" tall.

197. Inlaid Mahogany Hepplewhite Period Card Table. 36’’wide x 17 ¾’’ deep x 29 ¼’’tall.

198. Early Clothing Lot Having 2 Shaker Style Early 19th Century Bonnets and an Early 19th Century Homespun Cape2 . Black Bonnet 12 ½’’ tall Gold Bonnet 13’’ tall. Cape 68 ½’’ long.

199. Tapered Leg Hepplewhite Stand Having Shaped Top. Attributed to the shop of Joseph Short ( Newburyport, MA 1771-1818). Over paint atop origninal red. 28 ¾’’tall. Top measures 19 ¾’’ x 21’’.

200. Small 19th Century Burl Wood Keg in the form of a Water Cooler. 8’’ long x 6’’ diameter at top & bottom.

201. Maine Birch Turned Leg Drop Leaf Table with Drawer in Original Red Paint.

202. Signed 19th Century WEARE, NH Wooden Bucket having Bail Handle and Original Lathe Turned Lid in Original Soldier Blue Paint. Ink stamp on bottom "MADE & WARRENTED by M. FRENCH, WEARE, NH". 9 1/4" tall x 12" top rim diamter x 10 1/4" bottom rim diameter

203. Large Blue Banded Spongeware Mixing Bowl. 12 7/8" top rim diameter x 6 1/2" tall.

204. Rare Framed CIVIL WAR - PEMAQUID POINT, MAINE LIGHTHOUSE Document dated FEB. 11, 1865 and written by REPRESENTATIVE JOSEPH DAY to the LIGHTKEEPER at PEMAQUID LIGHT, requesting a line item survey of "vessels of all classes" passing within sight of PEMAQUID LIGHT and alerting the keeper of the possiblity of UNION GUNBOAT patrols being ordered for his vicinity. 14" x 15" (overall). 6 1/4" x 7 3/4" (sight).

205. 19th Century Smoke Decorated Dome Top Tin Document Box. 7 ½’’ tall (not including handle) x 10’’wide x 6’’deep.

206. Paint Decorated New England Woodlands Indian Lidded Basket in Original Paint Decoration. 12’’t x 11 ½’’ square.

207. Folding Double Sided19th Century Maine Gameboard with Checkerboard and Backgammon in Original Red and Greent Paint. 15 ¾’’ x 14 ¼’’ x 1 ¼’’ (open). 7 ¾’’ x 14 ¼’’ x 2 ½’’ (closed).

208. Framed 19th Century Oil Painting on Board of a "Stringer of Brook Trout". Overall 18 ½’’ x 15’’. Sight 12 ½’’ x 8 ¾’’. Contemporary frame.

209. Large Wooden Sign “Maine Forest Service” – 12 ¼’’t x 147 ½’’ long.

210. (3) Pairs of Early Western Riding Spurs fo which TWO PAIRS are SIGNED (S.C. Gallup & Blermann’s Patent). Largest 5 ¼’’ x 8 ½’’ – Smallest 1’’ x 4 ¼’’.

211. Early New England Block & Turned Stool. Appropriate 20th century Upholstery. 15 ½’’t x 24 ½’’l x 16 ¾’’w.

212. (5) Early Cast Iron Piereced Handle Porringers of which several are sgined (Kenrick, T&C Clark). Largest 2 ¼’’t x 8 ½’’w x 6’’ – Smallest 1 ½’’t x 6 ¼’’w x 4 ¼’’d.

213. 19th Century Bennington Flint Enamel Cow Creamer – 5 ¼’’tall x 7’’long x 3’’wide.

214. Folk Art Charcoal Drawing of Two Children with Goat Drawn Cart in its Original Lemon Gold Frame. Overall 19 ¼’’t x 22 ½’’w – Sight 14 ½’’ x 18’’.

215. Delicate Tapered Leg Soft Wood Hepplewhite One Drawer Stand with single board top with chamfered underside. The stand descended in the Currier family of Newburyport, Massachusetts. 28 ¼’’tall. Top measures 15 ½’’ x 19 ¼’’.

216. 19th Century Wall Hanging Carved Likeness of a Bearded Gentleman's Head. 14 ¾’’tall x 9 ½’’wide.

217. Large Room Sized Multi-Colored Oval Hand Braided Rug. 115’’ x 93 ½’’.

218. Painted Early 20th Century Wooden Sign “DANGER SLOW”. 9’’ x 16 ¾’’.

219. Stenciled 19th Century Country Store Butter Box. Reads: "#6 Butter Carrier Bellows Fall, VT." Measures11 ½’’tall x 18 ½’’wide x 16 ¼’’deep.

220. Large mid 19th Century Portrait of Judge Stearns in Fine Original Frame. Oil on Canvas. Overall 45 ½’’ x 38 ½’’. Sight 35 ½’’ x 28 ½’’.

221. (2) Watercolors signed James Floyd Clymer (American1893-1982. Overall 13 ¼’’ x 16 ¼’’. Sight 6 ½’’ x 9 ½’’ (each).

222. Early 19th Century Maine Sheraton Period Birch Turned Leg One Drawer Stand. 28 ¾’’t x 18’’w x 16 ½’’d.

223. Folk Art 19th Century Painted Decorated Round Wooden Bowl w Cow. 12 ¼’’ (app.) diameter x 2 ½’’tall.

224. Large 19th Century Ship Diorama in Fine Walnit Trimmed Glass Case. Overall 25 ½’’tall x 30’’wide x 9 ¾’’deep.

225. Large Multi-colored "Sunderland" Soft Paste Porcelain Transfer Jug with RARE Slavery Maxim "HEALTH to the SICK, HONOUR to the BRAVE, SUCCESS to the LOVER and FREEDOM to the SLAVE". Transfer decorations of Two Clipper Ships & Sunderland Bridge. Measures 9 ¼’’ tall x 12’’ at widest point.

226. (3) Early Salopian Cups & Saucers . Cups stand 2’’tall Saucers measure 5’’ diameter.

227. Tiny Early 19th Century "Pie Bird". Measures 1 7/8’’tall x 2’’long x 1’’wide.

228. Early 18^th Century Hand Cut Glass Sconce Mirror . 9 ¾’’tall x 4 ½’’wide.

229. Carved 18the Century Treen Ware Sugar Scoop. 5 ½’’ long x 2 ¾’’ wide x 1 ¾’’tall.

230. Early Framed 19th Century Hollow Cut Silhouetteof a Full Standing Man. Overall 5’’ x 3 7/8’’ – Sight 3 ¼’’ x 2 1/8’’.

231. Early 19th Century (or late 18th c.) Pennsylvania Multi-colored Watercolor of Two "Love Birds". Overall 5 ¼’’ x 7 ¾’’ – Sight 3 ¾’’ x 6 1/8’’.

232. Signed Pennsylvania Scherenschnitte Cut Work Matted Over Early Embossed Paper. Overall 8 ¾’’ x 9’’ – Sight 6 ¾’’ x 7’’.

233. Dated 1848 Pennsylvania Pen & Ink Drawing with Tree in Urn. Period Lemon Gold Frame . Measures 7 ¾’’t x 5’’. Sight 5 ½’’ x 3 ¼’’.

234. Dated 1848 Pen & Ink Drawing with Floral Urn in Period Lemon Gold Frame. Overall measures 7 ¾’’ x 5’’. Sight 5 ½’’ x 3 ¼’’.

235. Early 19th Century Tiger & Birdseye Maple Scalloped Side Breakfast Tray. Overall 22 ¼’’wide x 13 ¾’’deep x 8 ¼’’tall.

236. Early 19th Century Maine Yellow Glazed Redware Milk Pan. 14’’ rim diam. 14" diameter and 3 1/2" tall.

237. Lot of (3) Matching Late 19th Century Boldly Colored Indian Clubs. 19 ¾’’ tall each.

238. (2) Late 19th Century Indian Clubs in Original Paint. 16 ½’’ tall each.

239. Wooden Trade Sign Coat Hanger “Wetherill’s Atlas Ready Mixed Paint”. 15 ¾’’t x 36’’w.

240. 18th Century Cherry Wood Hall or Utility Table with Medial Stretcher. 32 ½’’long x 15 ½’’wide x 26 ½’’tall.

241. Rare Small Historical Blue Staffordshire "ERIE CANAL" Plate “Governor DeWitt Clinton” Plate. 5 ¾’’ diameter.

242. Historical Blue Staffordshire Plate by Enoch Wood titled “American Independence” and "July 4th, 1776". 6 ½’’ diameter.

243. Historical DEEP BLUE Staffordshire Plate by Clews. American View Pittsfield, MASS. 8 ¾’’ diam.

244. (4) DEEP BLUE Staffordshire Plates. English Views. Largest 10 ¼’’ diam. – Smallest 9 ¼’’ diam.

245. Large Mid 19th Century Oval Portrait of an Unidentified Young Woman in its Spectacular Original Oval Frame. Overall 35 ½’’ x 30 ½’’. Sight 26 ½’’ x 21 ½’’.

246. 18th Century Queen Anne Snake Foot Candle Stand with Serpentine Shaped Top. 25’’tall. Top measures 16"x 15’’.

247. Early 19th Century Miniature "Boston" Schoolgirl Watercolor in its Original Frame. Inscribed verso "Presented to Abigail Hartt by Miss Mary Ann Skinner". ABIGAIL BEALS HARRT (born 1808) was the daughter of EDMUND HARTT, the BUILDER of the U.S.S. CONSTITUTION. Overall 8’’ x 7". Sight 6 ½’’ x 5.

248. Double Sided Early 19th Century Trade Sign: “BOARDING / LODGERS WANTED”. Original Lemon Gold on Black Paint. 22 ¼’’wide x 4 ½’’tall.

249. Small Early 19th Century Primitive Watercolor Landscape in Original Beveled Mahogany Veneered Frame. Overall 9’’ x 11’’. Sight 6 ½’’ x 8 ½’’.

250. Colorful ca. 1880 Presidential Campaign "Banner" dowell mounted Flag: "Garfield and Arthur". Overall 24 ¼’’tall (Banner only 9 ¾’’ x 26 ¼’’).

251. Cobalt Blue Decorated 4 Gallon Stoneware Semi-Ovoid Crock Crock.

252. Figural Northwest Indian Bone Carved Cribbage Board 6 7/8’’ long x 1 ½’’ w x ¾’’t.

253. Small Oil Painting of Maine Lighthouse signed P.G. Turner . In original frame. Overall 6 ¼’’t x 9’’w. Sight 3 ¼’’ x 6 ¼’’.

254. Small Signed and dated 1914 Carved Side Bust Profile of a Revolutionary War Soldier by F.A. Packard – Rockland, Maine. 4 ¾’’ x 3 ½’’.

255. Large New England Firkin in Old Paint and Stenciled Name of its Owner "L.H. WEBSTER". 14 ½’’t (20 ¾’’ tall w/ handle) x 14 ¾’’ base diam.

256. Early Elliptical Wooden Chopping Tray in Natural Dark Patina. 22’’long x 13 ½’’wide x 3 1/2" tall.

257. Pair of Mid 19th Century Temperance Prints by Kellogg & Comstock "DAUGHTERS & SONS" in their Original Frames. Overall (Daughters) 20 ½’’ x 17 ¼’’ – sight 14 ¾’’ x 11 ½’’ – Overall (Son) 19 ¼’’ x 16 ¼’’ – Sight 15 ½’’ x 12 ½’’.

258. Early 19th Century Figural Apple Tea Caddy. 4 ¾’’t x 5’’ in diameter.

259. Early 19th Century American Federal Period Doll's Size Mahogany Sofa having Original Horsehair Upholstery. 11 ¼’’long x 4 ¼’’wide x 6 ¾’’tall.

260. Framed 19th Century Oil Painting “The Reader” Signed Wollschlager or Vollschlager and DATED 1869. Overall 13’’ x 17 ¾’’. Sight 6 ½’’ x 5 ¾’’.

261. Heavily Figured 19th Century Birdseye Maple Frame Saw. Overall 20’’ long x 8 ½’’tall.

262. Large Early Wooden Trade Sign “J.LISCUM”. 95 ¼’’ long x 14 ¾’’tall.

263. (5) PCS. Of Early 19th Century Pewter to include (4) Chargers and (1) plate. (3 Chargers 16 ½’’ diam.) (1 Charger 14 ¾’’ diam.) Plate 8’’ diam.

264. Connecticut Redware Ovoid Crock. 8 3/4’’t x 8’’ at widest.

265. New Hampshire "Gonic" Type Glazed Redware Crock. 9’’t x 7’’ at widest.

266. Connecticut Redware Ovoid Crock. 9’’ tall x 8 1/2"at widest.

267. Lg. Pair of Custom (Harvin) Lemon Top Andirons w/ Hearth Shovel and Tongs. Andirons measure 23 1/2’’t 11 ½’’w x 22’’d. Tools 31 ½’’ long & 33 ½’’ long.

268. Early 19th Century Paint Decorated Ballot Box. 9 ¼’’w x 4 ¾’’d x 3 ¼’’t.

269. Early 19th Century Reverse Painted Sheraton Mirror. 25 ¾’’t x 15 ¼’’ w.

270. Early 19th Century Folk Art Watercolor Theorem Style Still Life of Fruit Basket. Overall 18’’ x 14 ½’’ – Sight 13 ¼’’ x 10’’.

271. Large Early 19th Century or Late 18th Century Portrait of an unidentified Young Woman. Oil on canvas in Original Frame. Overall 33’’ x 27 ¼’’. Sight 27 ½’’ x 21 ¾’’.

272. Grain Painted Early 19th Century Maine Flat Top Document Box. 12 ¾’’w x 7’’d x 5 ½’’tall.

273. Early 19th Century Splayed Side and Dovetailed Cutlery Box w/ Heart Cut-Out. 14’’long x 8’’ wide x 6 ¼’’ tall.

274. Child’s Size Early 19th Century Ladderback Armchair. 25 ¼’’tall x 14 ¼’’wide x 12’’deep (8’’ seat height).

275. Early 19th Century Regency Period Rosewood Tea Caddy with Brass End Mounts, Drop Handles and Supressed Ball Feet. Removable two piece interior. 12 1/8’’wide x 6 ½’’deep x 8 ¼’’tall.

276. (2) Early 19th Century "Turtle Back" Fireplace Bellows in Original Mustard Paint and Bronze Stenciled Decoration. 17 ¾’’long x 7 ¼’’ at widest & 18’’long x 7’’ at widest.

277. Small Copper Eagle Weathervane. 12 ½’’tall x 20’’ wing span.

278. Federal Period Early 19th Century Mahogany Sarcophagus Shaped Box withTurned Ball Feet and Shield Shaped Bone Escutcheon. 10" wide x 5" deep x 6" tall.

279. Maine Swing Handle 19th Century Basket. 7 ¼’’tall (not including handle) x 13’’diameter at top.

280. (2) Maine Rabbit Ear Side Chairs in Mustard Paint and Stenciled Decoration. Approx. 32 ¾’’t x 16’’w x 15 ¾’’d (17’’ seat height) each.

281. Topsy Turvy Style Hollow Cut Silhouette Portrait of a Hatted Gentleman in a Period Lemon Gold Frame. Overall 5 ½’’ x 4 ¼’’. Sight 4 ¼’’ x 3’’.

282. Painted Maine Double Sided Checkerboard. 16 ½’’ square.

283. Early Stagecoach "Tuck Away" Table having a Large Single Board Pine Top and Maple Legs. 26’’tall x 36’’ long x 23 ¼’’wide.

284. Large Lathe Turned Early 19th CenturyWooden Bowl w/ traces of Old Blue Paint. 19’’ rim diam. x 6 ½’’tall.

285. Cast Iron Floral Basket Doorstop in Original Paint. 8 ¼’’tall x 6’’wide x 2 ¼’’ thick.

286. Mounted Melvin & White Co. Brass Sailing Ship's Binnacle. 30’’tall x 13 ¼’’wide x 9 ¾’’deep.

287. Matched Pair of Early 19th Century Iron Hogscraper Candlesticks. Approx. 5 ¾’’t x 3 ¾’’ base diam (each).

288. Mid 19th Century Hand Stitched Crib Quilt. 39 ½’’ x 36’’.

289. Lot of (5) 19th Century American Wooden Butter Stamps to include a Cow, Sheath of Wheat and 3 Florals. Largest 4’’diam. – Smallest 3’’ diam.

290. Folk Art Carved and Painted Figural "FISH" Wall Hanging Match Safe. 11 ¾’’ long x 4 ¼’’ tall.

291. Early 19th Century Framed Portrait of an Unknown Gentleman. Oil on Canvas in Original Frame. Overall 31 ¼’’ x 27 ¼’’ . Sight 25 ¾’’ x 21 ¾’’.

292. Early 20th Century Working Wooden Half Hull Model of a Motor Yacht. 33 ¾’’long x 5 ¼’’tall x 3 ¾’’thick.

293. Mounted "S. Thaxter Boston" Brass Ship's Binnacle. Overall 10 ¼’’tall x 11 ½’’wide x 10 ¼’’deep.

294. Painted Early 20th Century Wooden Trade Sign “The Lone Elm”. 26 ¼’’long x7 ½’’tall.

295. 18th Century Green Painted (over original red) "Sack Back" Windsor Armchair. 38’’t x 24 ½’’w x 16’’d (18 ½’’ seat height).

296. Large Framed Watercolor with a Pair of Birds around their Nest. Signed "John W. Ashton IN 79 YEARS AGE". Overall 27 ¼’’ x 21 ¼’’. Sight 20 ¾’’ x 15 ½’’.

297. Early 19th Century Pine "Cricket" Stool with Bootjack Ends. Pencil Signed “Made by Rev. Carlton Hurd" (Born 26 Dec. 1795 at Newport, NH and later settled in Fryeburg, Maine where he died in 1855). 24 1/8’’long x 8’’wide x 8 ¾’’tall.

298. Floral Oriental Rug. 39 ½’’ x 64 ½’’

299. Primitive 19th Century Watercolor Portrait of Lady in Lemon Gold Frame. Overall 11 ¼’’ x 9 ½’’. Sight 9 ¼’’ x 7 ¼’’.

300. Early Mustard Yellow Painted "Lapped Band" Wooden Firkin with Free Hand Floral Decoration. 12 ¾’’tall (9 ¼’’ tall without handle) x 9 ½’’ base diam. x 8 ¾’’ top diam.

301. Lot of (8) Early 19th Century Paint Decorated (6), Painted (1) and Tiger Maple (1) Picture Frames. Largest 13 ¼’’ x 18’’. Smallest 13’’ x 10 ¾’’.

302. Early 19th Century Blue and White "Winter-Fall" Homespun Coverlet. 85" x 74 1/2".

303. Early 19th Century Turned Leg Stool in Original Green Paint. 14 ½’’long x 8’’wide x 6 ¾’’tall.

304. (14) Pcs. of Maine Redware (10) Lids – Largest 4 ½’’ diam. – Smallest 3 ¼’’ diam. – (3) Glazing Stilts 2 ¼’’ diam. – (1) Cup 2 ¼’’t x 3 ½’’ diam.

305. Lot of (9) EARLY 19th Century Picture Frames Largest 12 1/8’’ x 16 ½’.’ Smallest 6 ¾’’ x 9 7/8’’.

306. LARGE LIGNUM VITAE MORTAR & PESTLE Overall 15’’tall. Mortar 9 ¼’’ x 8 ½’’ diam. Pestle 12 ½’’ long.

307. Framed 19th Century Watercolor of a Canoeist. Overall 6 ½’’ x 8 ½’’. Sight 1 ½’’ x 4 ½’’.

308. Small Pewter Teapot. 3 ½’’t x 6 ¾’’ at widest.

309. Unusual Early Slaw Cutter with Long Wooden Handle. Overall 44’’long.

310. Miniature Chippendale Paint Decorated Blanket Box. (base replaced). 11’’wide x 5 1/8’’deep x 5’’tall.

311. Suitcase Lot of Early Clothing with provenance of Delia Levisa Fisher Putnam, wife of William Danforth Putnam of Orange, Massachusetts. Include bonnets and dresses. Case measures 12’’ x 23 ½’’ x 6 ½’’.

312. Framed Early 20th Century Caligraphic Drawing American Eagle. Overall 8 ¾’’ x 11 1/8’’ – Sight 6 ¼’’ x 8 ¾’’.

313. Framed Early 20th Century Caligraphic Drawing American Eagle. Overall 8 ¾’’ x 11 1/8’’ – Sight 6 ¼’’ x 8 ¾’’.

314. Quarter Plate Ambrotype Exterior Photographic Image of an Unknow Institution in Period Lemon Gold Frame. Overall 4’’ x 5’’. Sight 3 ¾’’ x 2 ¾’’.

315. Cased Sixth Plate Tintype photograph of a Basket Maker. Housed in its original Pressed Paper Case.

316. Unusual 19th Century Paint Decorated & Mounted Picture Frame on a Pedestal Base. 9 ¾’’tall x 8 ½’’wide x 4’’deep.

317. Lot of 10 Desk Top Writing - Blotting Sanders (Tin, Brass, Porcelain & Glass). Largest 3 ¾’’ tall. Smallest 1’’ tall.

318. Lot of 10 Wooden desk Top Writing - Blotting Sanders. Largest 3 ½’’ tall – Smallest 2’’ tall.

319. Lot of 10 Desk Top Writing - Blotting Sanders (Veggie Ivory, Glass, Unopened Sand Packets). Largest 3 ½’’ tall. Smallest 1’’ tall.

320. 19th Century "Crazy Quilt". Prolifically Decorated with “Hearts”. 82 ½’’ x 65’’.

321. Lot 6 Pcs. Early American Wrought Iron to Include a Rotating Broiler; Stationary Footed Broiler; Wrought Iron Charcoal Iron; Dipper, Pastry Peal and an Unusual Signed "T.SEAVER, BOSTON" Combination Snowball Hammer & Pick. Largest (toaster 2 ¾’’t x 21 ½’’w 12 ½’’d). Smallest (Iron 5 ¾’’t x 5’’w x 3 ½’’d).

322. Early Blown Pitkin Flask in Aqua. (rim chip). 6’’t x 4 ¾’’w x 2 ¾’’d.

323. Braided Rug (C) – 35’’ x 62 ½’’

324. Small Oval Braided Rug (A) – 21 ½’’ x 46’’

325. Small Oval Braided Rug (B) – 30’’ x 50’’

326. Braided Rug (D) – 54’’x 81 ½’’.

327. Early 19th Century Tin Match Safe in Original Mustard Yellow Paint. 7 ¼’’tall x 4 ¾’’wide.

328. Counter Top Wooden Cased Coffee Grinder w Drawer. 10 ¾’’ at tallest x 7’’w x 6 ¾’’d.

329. Large Figural Cast Iron HORSE Still Bank in Original Paint. 9 ½’’t x 11 ¼’’ long.

330. (2) Early Native American Southwest Indian Baskets. Largest 6’’t x 18 ½’’ rim diam. Smallest 5 1/8’’t x 11 ½’’ rim diam.

331. (4) Small Early Graduated Pewter Porringers. Largest 1’’t x 4 ¼’’ diam. Smallest ½’’t x 2 1/8’’ diam

332. Early 19th Century Redware Milk Pan. 10 ½’’ diam. x 2 ¼’’tall

333. Shadow Box with Small Collection of (6) Relief Cast Plaster Tiles. Each signed bears the signature 19th Century Scottish Sculptour John Farrell (1829-1901). Overall 26 ¾’’ x 22 ¾’’. Sight 19 ½’’ x 15 ½’’.

334. Circular 19th Century Pantry Box in Original Salmon Paint. 7 ¼’’ diam. x 3’’tall.

335. (2) Very Early Small Circular Landscape Oil Paintings on Board marked Elliot (verso). 6’’ x 6 ¾’’ & 5 ¾’’ x 6 1/8’’.

336. Pair of New England Snowshoes in Original Blue Paint. 42 ¾’’tall x 16 1/8’’ at widest. LOT

337. Pair of Early New England Snowshoes. 36 ¾’’t x 11’’ at widest.

338. Pair of Miniature Indian Made Snowshoes with Red Pom-Poms. 6 ¼’’tall x 2 ½’’ at widest.

339. Painted Wooden Trade Sign “B. Plymouth Rock Pulletts - For Sale”. 18 ¼’’long x 8" tall.

340. Shadow Box with Nesting Pair of Miniature Carved and Painted Mallard Ducks. Signed and dated MM 1945. Overall 8 ¾’’t x 10 ½’’w. Sight 4 ¼’’ x 6’’.

341. Framed Still Life Oil Painting signed Minna Webb (Am. 1885-1969). OOB Overall 27 ½’’ x 21 ½’’ – Sight 23 ½’’ x 17 ½’’.

342. Early 19th or Late 18th Century Bronze Door Knocker. Complete. 7 ¾’’ tall.

343. Early Dovetailed Copper Tea Kettle. 11 ¼’’tall x 12’’ at widest.

344. Plaid 19th century Blue & White HOMESPUN Table Cloth. 65’’ Square.

345. (4) Pcs. 19th Century Woodenware (Rolling Pin, Sander, Tray, Cup) – Rolling Pin 18 ½’’ long – Sander 3’’ tall – Cup 3’’ tall – Tray 8 ¾’’ diam.

346. (2) Pieces Early 19th Century English Porcelain. Creamware Coffee Pot & Pitcher. The Pitcher measures 9 ½’’t x 9’’ at widest – Coffee Pot 9’’t x 8 ½’’ at widest x 5 ¼’’d.

347. 19th Century Bennington Poterry Coachmen’s Warming Jug. 9 ¼’’tall x 8’’wide x 5 ¾’’deep.

348. Mid 19th Century Photographic "Mourning" Locket w/ Morning Hair (verso). Housed in its original Velvet Carring Case. Overall 4 ½’’ x 3 ¼’’.

349. (3) Carved Early 20th Century Miniature Folk Art Shoes. Largest 3 ¾’’t x 8’. Smallest 1 ¾’’t x 4 ¼’’.

350. Small Folk Art Carved & Painted Fisherman Carving "The One That Didn't Get Away". 4 ¾’’tall x 4’’wide x 2 ½’’ deep.

351. Painted Early 19th Century (gray/blue) Folding Quilt Rack. 31 ½’’t x 24 ¾’’w closed (49 ¾’’ opened).

352. Colorful 19th Century Hand Stitched Quilt in "Saw Tooth" Pattern. 63 ½’’ square.

353. 19th Century Ivory or Bone Decorated Snuff Box in Original Paperboard Gift Box. Overall 3 ¼’’long x 1 ¼’’wide x 1" tall.

354. Early 19th Century Wooden (Pine) New England Tape Loom. 37 ¾’’ tall x 12 ½’’ at widest.

355. Small Round 19th Century Pantry Box with Single Figured Closure in Natural Patina. 5 ½’’ diam x 3’’tall.

356. Small 19th Century Oval "Harvard Shaker" Box Stamped B. Sprague. Natural Patina. 6 ½’’long x 5’’wide x 3’’tall.

357. Lot of (4) Soft Paste Porcelain Mid 19th Century Childern’s Plates to include "Willie and His Rabbit"; "Shepheard & Shepherders"; "The Tulip and the Butterfly"; and Farmer's Picnic Scene. Largest 6 ¾’’ diam. Smallest 6’’ diam.

358. Scalloped & Splayed Side 19th Century Cutlery Tray in Original Surface. 16’’long x 8 ¾’’wide 5 ¾’’tall.

359. Pair of 19th Century High Rise Ice Skates. Overall 4 ¾’’t x 11 ¾’’ long.

360. Small "Squat" Connecticut Redware Stew Pot 5 ¾’’tall x 7’’ at widest.

361. Large 19th Century Pennsylvania Redware Semi-Ovoid Crock. 11 ¼’’t x 9’’ at widest.

362. 19th Century Redware Straight Sided Crock. 7 ¼’’tall x 8’’diameter (8 1/4" w handles).

363. Small 19th Century Redware Stew Pot (repaired). 5 ¾’’tall x 5 ½’’ at widest.

364. Primitive Early 19th Century Wall Box w/ Pewter Spoons. Overall 13 ½’’tall x 9’’wide x 3’’deep.

365. Early & Large Signed Swedish Key Wind Fusee Pocket Watch w/ Fob (Hovenschiold Stockholm Co. #60639 on movement). Overall Watch 3 1/3’’ x 2 ¾’’. Movement measures 47.8mm.

366. Maine Paint Decorated Early 19th Century Picture Frame with Orig. Glass. Overall 12 ¼’’ x 16 ¼’’. Sight 9’’ x 13’’.

367. Hanging Early 19th Century Tin Candle Box in Original Asphaltum Fisnish. 7 ¼’’tall x 11 ¼’’wide x 4 ¼’’deep.

368. Early 19th Century Handled Cast Iron Lidded Pot. 6 ¾’’ at tallest x 12’’widest x 5’’diameter.

369. 19th Century Wooden Marble Game with Early Swirl and Pottery Marbles (approx. 50 marbles). Overall x 9’’ diameter x 2’’tall.

370. Oblong 19th Century Chopping Tray w/ traces of Indian Red Paint. 20 ¼’’long x 11 ¼’’wide x 4 ¾’’tall.

371. Large Early Covered Wooden Bucket w/ traces of old blue paint. 14’’t x 15 ¼’’ base diam.

372. Large 19th Century Handled Copper Measure. 10’’ at tallest x 7 ¼’’ base diam. x 4 ¼’’ top diam.

373. Early 19th Century Blue & White "FALL & WINTER" HOMESPUN Coverlet. 89 ½’’ x 72’’.

374. Early Notch & Pin Wheel Carved Wooden Tray. 20’’ x 10 ¼’’.

375. Early 19th Century Redware Plate. 11 1/4" diameter.

376. 19th Century Redware Vase. 7 ¼’’tall x 5 ½’’ at widest

377. Umber Painted 19th Century Circular Pantry Box. 7 ¾’’ diam x 3 ¾’’tall.

378. Painted & Carved 20th Century Wooden Folk Art Cat. 27 ¾’’ long x 5 ¾’’ wide x 9 ¾’’ at tallest.

379. Tightly Woven Indian Style Covered Basket. 5 ¼’’tall.

380. Small Native American Southwest Indian Pot. 2 1/8’’tall x 3 ½’’ at widest diameter.

381. A Single Large Late 19th Century Indian Club in Original Paint and Decoration. 22 ¼’’ tall.

382. Signed South African Soapstone Carving. Overall 8 ¼’’tall x 4 ¼’’wide x 4 ½’’deep.

383. Early Cased Gin Bottle. 8’’tall x 2 ¼’’ at widest.

384. 19th Century Mahogany Frame w/ "A.D. Fletcher Country Store" Photo. Overall 10 ½’’tall x 11 ½’’wide. Sight 8’’ x 8 ¾’’.

385. Emerald Green Bullseye Pattern Table Lamp. 8 ¼’’t x 4 ¼’’ square.

386. (7) Early 19th Century Sandwich Glass Cup Plates. Largest 4 ½’’ diam. Smallest 3 ½’’ diam.

387. 20th Century Pennsylvania Scraffito Redware Plate. 12 ¼’’ diam.

388. Freeport, Maine Hen Mallard Decoy in Original Paint. Downeast Decoy Factory ca. 1940. Measures 19 31/4" long x 5 3/4" tall.

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