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Ballot Box
Unique folk art ballot box in the form of a cannon,
late 19th century in black and mustard paint. Ball or balls are
dropped into the cannon at the breech end, and a tin tube is
removed from the muzzle and the balls are counted. 20" long
x 6" high.
Price: $1250 |
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Redware Peacock
A redware peacock in original polychrome paint
late 19th century. Inscribed on base "Made by I S Stump
Berks Co. "4 1/2" high x 4" long.
Price: $1250 |
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One Drawer Spice Box
Fine pine and poplar paint decorated one drawer
spice box circa 1820 in red, black and yellow.
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Snuff Box
A American toleware snuff box decorated with a
Liverpool jug and the phrase 'America Liberty and Free Trade'.
6 1/4" long x 3 1/2" wide. In 1832 South Carolina refused
to obey a tariff law imposed by the Federal government and threatened
to secede from the union. I believe this box commemorates this
event.
Price: $2500 |
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Paint Decorated Dovetailed Slide Lid Box
Pennsylvania poplar paint decorated dovetailed
slide lid box circa 1820 in vibrant salmon and black original
paint. Signed on the bottom "Adam Hearn". 10"
long x 6" wide x 4" high.
Price: $3900 |
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One Gallon Stoneware Jug
Clarkson Crolius one gallon stoneware jug circa
1795-1810 inscribed "C.Crolius Manufacturer Manhattan-Wells
New York" 11" high. Some firing flaws and minor lip
restoration.
Price: $10,000
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Pint Stoneware Jug
Rare Clarkson Crolius pint stoneware jug 7 1/2"
high, circa 1830 stamped "C Crolius Manufacture New York"
Small chip to handle otherwise mint.
Price: $5000
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1/2 Gallon Stoneware Jug
Boston 1/2 gallon stoneware jug with incised fish
circa 1796 attributed to Jonathan Fenton. 9 1/4" high. Mint.
Fenton only worked 3 years in Boston.
Price: $5000 |
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Black Hawk weathervane attributed to Harris
Circa 1880 with a great verdigris surface with
traces of yellow sizing and gilt. One repaired bullet hole. 27"
long x 20 1/2" high [not including the stand]
Price: $8500
 
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Eagle weathervane
Circa 1880 In untouched verdigris surface. This
is the best smal eagle vane that you can find with the best surface.
24 1/2" long x 19" high [not including the stand]
Price: $4900
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Pennsylvania inlaid walnut box
Inscribed on bottom "Charles R- - - Sumneytown
Jan 18, 1883 "Inlaid with 3 dogs, deer, mountain lion, 2
squirrels, 2 rabbits and flowers. 2" high x 8 1/2"
wide x 4 3/4" deep. Sumneytown is in Montgomery County Pa.
  
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Pennsylvania salt glazed stoneware pitcher
Attributed to Richard Remmey Philadelphia. mid
19th century.Slight roughness to rim and some minor firing flaws,
otherwise mint. 10 1/2" high.
Price: $3500
 
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Pennsylvania redware plate
Circa 1840. Unused and near mint condition except
for 2 smal flakes[largest shown] 10 1/2" diameter.
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New England pine box in original paint with stenciled
decoration
Circa 1825. 5" high x 17 1/2" wide x
11" deep.
Price: $1550
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Folk art carved and polychromed cane
Signed and dated "HBP Aug. 25 1890 "with
a bible, a buck, doe, snake, lion, eagle and shield, and a man
chased by a bear, in the best untouched surface. 37 1/4"
long
Price: $3800
      
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Carved and polychromed pine gameboard
Late 19th century, in red, blue, green, black
and natural wood. 19 1/2" x 23 1/2". This board has
a different texture in each block and the spaces are delineated
by individual punch marks. A very rare board.
Price: $6000 |
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Embroidered silk ok silk and watercolor needlework
picture.
Signed on tree "M__A. Smart 1804". 9"
x 7"..In the original frame.
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Embroidered silk on silk needlework of a bouquet
of flowers
Circa 1800. Probably Philadelphia. 10" x
8". In the original frame.
Price: $1500 |
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Tole decorated straight spout coffee pot
Circa 1830 in original paint and rare 90 degree
handle to spout. 9 1/2" high.
Price: $4900
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Tin tea canister with original tole decoration
Circa 1830.6" high. [small area of touch
up]
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Pennsylvania impressionist oil on artist board
Landscape signed Leith-Ross [Harry Leith-Ross
1886-1973]. Size 8" X 10". This little gem of a painting
is probably from Harry's earlier impressionistic period [1920's
-30's].
Price: $8800 |
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Pennsylvania folkart frame
Mid 19th century with polychromed crossed American
flags, scratched decorated birds, flowers and basket of flowers.
12 1/2" high X 10 1/2" wide. The interior frame with
the decoration sits inside an expandable outer frame that holds
the inner frame by tension.
Price: $2900
   
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Bucks County Pennsylvania oil on canvas landscape
Titled "Delaware Water Gap" by Samuel
George Phillips [1890-1965]. 24" x 30".
Arguably this is the finest work by Phillips who was a member
of the New Hope School and studied under Daniel Garber.
Price on request |
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Ohio sewer tile dog
Circa 1880, with a considerable amount of hand
tooling. Signed on bottom "HENRY". Two small chips
to base. 8" high
 
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Pennsylvania tole ware tray
Circa 1830 probably Philadelphia. Some ninor paint
loss. 12 1/4" x 8 3/4".
Price: $3200 |
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Pa. watercolor fraktur drawing of a bird
Signed and dated "Isabella Roush 1849 Elizabeth
Byler". 6 1/4" x 6 1/4" [9 1/2" x 9 1/2"
framed]
Price: $1950 |
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Watercolor on ivory
Portrait of a young girl 18th century inscribed
verso Martha Dandridge. This is Martha Washington's maiden name.
Sight size 2 1/2" x 2"
Price: $3500 |
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Pa. polychromed chalk rooster
Circa 1830 in a rare small size. 4 7/8" high
Price: $1500 |
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New England watercolor landscape on paper
Signed Amelia D. Spencer November 1831. 6 3/4"
x 4 3/4"
[tear on upper right corner and minor foxing.]
Price: $1450 |
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Pennsylvania poplar slide lid candlebox
With the original paint decoration of tulips,
rosettes and snowflakes on a red ground and dated 1803.. 5 1/4"
h x 13 3/4" l x 9 1/4"
Price on request |
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Water color on Paper by Augustus Kollner
[Am.1813-1900] of the iron mine at French Creek
Falls chester County Pa. 10 1/2" x 14 1/2"
Price: $7500 |
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American carved and painted pine pilot house
or archectural eagle
Circa 1860, with old dry white paint over traces
of original gilt. 36" high x 53 1/2" wingspan.
Price: $16,000 |
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Pa. wrought iron heart shaped trivet
Circa 1800 with c scrolls and rolled feet.
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