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Furniture Folk Art, Art & Decoys Ceramics Textiles
Accessories
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Egg Basket
Pennsylvania splint oak egg basket with excellent oval form
in original green painted surface. While there is very minor
wear to the paint where you would expect to see it, there are
is no damage to the basket or the bent wood handle.
Height - 12", Length - 14".
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Windsor Stool
Windsor stool with strong remnants of original dry blue painted
surface and legs mortised through the top. Width - 15",
Height - 12", Depth - 7".


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Spongware Milk Pitcher
Blue spongeware milk pitcher with smoke ring decoration. Circa
1880. Height 9". Photo 2643.
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Tanware Pitcher
Rare and wonderfully small Western PA tanware pitcher in excellent
condition. Late 19th century. Height - 6".
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Spongeware Flower Pot
Blue sponge decorated flower pot. Circa 1890. Minor rim chip.
Height - 5 1/2".
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Mallard Decoys
A wonderful pair of mallard decoys attributed to Albert Scott
of Mendminee Falls, Wisconson in soft hunting paint. The paint
and patina on this pair are in excellent overall condition. Circa
1950.
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Seagraves Redware Bird
Folky redware bird made by James Christian Seagraves (1913-1997)
of Breiningsville, Lehigh County, PA. Seagraves is known for
his wonderful and unique interpretation of Pennsylvania German
symbols that he skillfully incorporated into his whimsical forms.
The piece is signed on the bottom JCS and VAS; VAS are the initials
of his wife Verna who most likely painted the bird prior to firing.
It is uncommon to see both sets of initials on a piece of Seagraves
redware. Circa 1985-90. Height - 6".
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Seagraves Redware Bird
Folky redware bird made by James Christian Seagraves (1913-1997)
of Breiningsville, Lehigh County, PA. Seagraves is know for his
wonderful and unique interpretation of Pennsylvania German symbols
that he skillfully incorporated into his whimsical forms. The
piece is signed JCS on the bottom. Circa 1985-90. Height - 5".
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Indian Clubs
Pair of nineteenth century Indian clubs in original, dry faux
mahogany paint decorated surface with gold banding. Height -
16 1/2".
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West Point NY Oil Painting
Unsigned 19th century Hudson River School oil on board with
a wonderful primitive folk quality. The painting depicts a scenic
bend on the Hudson near West Point that includes three hunters
in the foreground with their prey, two hunters with their dog,
a canoe with figures and a church in the distance. Circa 1850.
Sight dimensions - 16" x 13".


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PA Paint Decorated Woodbox
Lancaster County, PA grain painted woodbox with triple "God's
Eye" decoration on the front panel. Square nail construction.
Scalloped skirt and bracket feet provide wonderful form for this
piece. Minor losses to top. Length - 61 1/2", Height - 20",
Depth - 17 11/2".
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PA Paint Decorated Woodbox
Dovetailed woodbox found in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
with original dry, grain-painted surface. One piece lid, shoe
feet and applied molding to the base. Minor losses to painted
surface of lid. Circa 1860. Length - 60", Height - 18",
Depth - 18".
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Cherry Corner Cupboard
Two part Pennsylvania figured cherry corner cupboard of Lehigh
County origin. Nicely proportioned cornice over a 12-lite door
over a base with two doors and a gracefully scalloped skirt.
Refinished. Circa 1840. Height - 88". Takes a 28 1/2"
corner.
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PA Decorated Blanket Chest
Circa 1840 York County blanket chest with vibrant, original
sponge painted decoration. This piece exhibits a dovetailed case,
black turned feet and black accents, an interior till and it's
original lock. It is made of poplar and retains 99% of it's original
paint - including the top. This is a nice clean chest with terrific
paint and no restorations. Length - 42" Height - 25",
Depth - 20 1/2".
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Cherry Chest of Drawers
Pennsylvania or New Jersey six drawer cherry chest with a
dovetailed case, overlapping drawers, bracket feet and the best
original dry surface. Drawer pulls have been replaced. Circa
1820. Height - 52 1/2", Width - 40", Depth - 18".
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Cherry Drop-leaf Table
Cherry drop-leaf table with gracefully tapered legs and original
untouched dry surface. Height - 29", Length - 42",
Width - 24" (38" with leaves extended).
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Miniature Walnut Blanket Chest
Circa 1870 miniature walnut balnket chest with a fine dovetailed
case and feet. Original hardware and glue blocks. The piece was
made without a till.
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Miniature Yelloware Mocha Creamer
Yelloware mocha creamer with ribbed handle and footed base
in a rare small size. Circa 1850. Height - 3".
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Running Horse Weathervane
Late 19th century running horse weathervane with excellent
form and original, untouched verdigris surface. There is a minor
separation 1/2" in length on the forehead. No restorations
or repairs. Height - 23", Length - 29", Height with
stand - 23".
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Double Spin Game Wheel
Large mid 20th century double spin game wheel in original
polychrome painted surface. Game wheels in this form, color and
condition are relatively rare. Both wheels spin freely as designed.
There are two missing pins on the larger wheel. Large wheel width
- 36", Small wheel width - 24".
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Kentucky Folk Art Trencher
Wonderful large wooden trencher decorated with a painted fish
(appears to be a bass) on the interior surface. This piece originates
from Calhoun County, Kentucky. On the one handle there is a carved
date of 1904. On the other handle there is the word Calhoun.
The carving on the perimeter indicates the fish was caught on
the Green River on September 7. It appears the carver named the
fish "Emma". This is a rare piece of Kentucky folk
art. Length - 17", Width - 10", Height - 4".
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Shenfelder Cream Pot
One gallon stoneware cream pot with good blue flower attributed
to D.P. Shenfelder of Reading, PA. Height -8".
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PA Tanware Flower Pot
Large New Geneva or Greensboro Pennsylvania tanware flower
pot in excellent original condition. Circa 1880-90. Height -
8"
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