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Choctaw Indian Basket

Native American double-handled feather basket with an unusual hourglass shape made by the Choctaw tribe of the Southeastern United States. This piece exhibits very good colors with only a very minor loss to one of the handles. Circa 1910-20. Height - 24", Width 22".

Price: $800

Hearth Roaster

Mid 19th century tin hearth roaster with a wonderful unusual form. This piece will be a welcome addition to any hearth roaster or early American toleware collection.
Width - 10 1/2", Height - 10".

Price: $475

Cutlery Tray

Folky bentwood ash cutlery tray with square nail construction and untouched dry surface. Unusual form with the triple half-moon handle and cutout. Late 19th century.
Length - 12 1/2", Height - 6".

Price: $275

New England Tole Tray

Large tin toleware serving tray with heart cutout handles and yellow cartouche pin-striping. Crisp colors of red, yellow, green and cream on a black ground. Circa 1840.
Length - 28", Width - 22".

Price: $1300

Chalkware Lambs

Hollow body chalkware lamb and ewe in original, untouched painted surface. There is only very minor wear on the top and the base. Circa 1860.
Length - 7 3/4", Height - 4".

Price: $1100

Toleware Apple Tray

Early to mid nineteenth century toleware apple tray in original untouched condition. This piece is freehand decorated in red, green, white and mustard on a black ground. The form with the flared sides is highly desirable by those who collect American decorated toleware. Length - 14", Width - 7 1/2", Height - 2 1/2".

Price: $1400

Early Shaker Maple Sieve

Mid 19th century Shaker sieve made of maple in original red lipstick paint with a finely woven reed strainer. This piece is in a wonderful state of preservation with no losses to the circular maple painted frame or the woven strainer. It was found in Lowell, Massachusetts but most likely is of New Hampshire origin.
Width - 10", Height 4 1/2".

Price: $750

Miniature Wire Basket

Wonderful miniature buttox wire basket made of copper with a God's-eye confluence where the handle is attached to the basket.
Height 4", Length 4", Width 3 3/4"
Excellent condition and patina.

Price: $475

Child's Toy Wagon

Circa 1850 with original dry mustard, red and black paint. Excellent condition.
Length 13", Width 8"

Price: $700

English Copper Coffee Pot

English copper coffee pot with a goose neck spout, wooden handle and brass finial on lid. Original condition with excellent patina.
Height 13 1/2".

Price: $495

Cherry Slaw Board

19th century cherry slaw board with desirable lollipop handle. Excellent rich patina.
Height 28", Width 8 1/2"

Price: $295

Iron & Brass Ladle

Late 18th or early 19th century hand-forged iron ladle with brass bowl and brass inlay on handle. Excellent condition.
Length 15 1/4"

Price: $325

Paint Decorated Frame

Circa 1830 frame in original red and black flame grain paint decoration. Glass and backing are original to the piece.
16 1/2 X 11 3/4".

Price: $475

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