Small unsigned Pennsylvania watercolor in original chip carved and paint decorated frame. This piece was in the collection of Foster and Murial McCarl of Beaver Falls, PA. Dimensions - 6" x 4 1/2" sight.

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Hooked rug with a hen and her chick found in Pennsylvania. Excellent presentation with the crisp colors, blocked corners and a zig-zag border. Dimensions - 18 1/2" x 23 1/2".

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Carved robin by noted Capeville, VA carver Frank Finney. This is one of Frank's earlier carvings dating to the early 1980's. It is signed on the bottom with his signature rubber stamp that he used back then. It is in excellent condition. Length - 6", Height - 4".

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Mid twentieth century carved eagle with a banner that reads "Don't Give Up The Ship". Made by the Artistic Carving Company of Boston, Mass. Excellent original condition with a desirable dry surface. No restoration or repairs. Width - 29", Height - 10 1/2".

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Rare miniature walnut sugar chest of Virginia or Maryland origin. Excellent overall condition with original hardware (lock, keeper and hinges) and delicately turned 4" tall feet. Single dovetailed drawer with original pull. Pine and poplar secondary woods. Height - 17", Width - 17", Depth 11.5".

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American Parcheesi gameboard that dates to the late nineteenth century. The design is primitive but very appealing. The board is made of 1/4" pine and retains it's original mustard, black, red and green painted surface. Dimensions - 20 1/2" square.

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Early 20th century full body copper weathervane with original, untouched verdigris surface. It is in excellent original condition with no repairs. The custom iron display stand is included. Length - 28", Height - 19".

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Large patriotic carved wooden eagle in original polychrome painted surface. This wonderful and imposing mid twentieth century spread-wing eagle has excellent form and detail. It would be an excellent addition to any patriotic Americana collection. Dimensions - 56" x 18".

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Beautifully silk on linen sampler in a period maple frame made by Sally Smith Taylor - Born 1811 in Danvers, Mass. Her immediate family to include her mother Mary Munroe - Born 1784, father Eliphalet Taylor - Born 1784 and three siblings are listed in her family history. This well executed piece with a triple alphabet, bird, and vine and flowers was probably made around 1820. Dimensions - 16 1/2 x 18 inches (sight).

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Late nineteenth century gameboard with original polychrome painted surface. Single sided with two molded ends. Overall excellent condition with good crisp colors. 19" x 18 7/8". Provenance Terry Dwyer.

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Lathe turned, pine mortar and pestle with original oxidized blue painted surface. The mortar stands 8 1/2" tall and the pestle is 11" long. A nice clean, untouched piece of mid 19th century Americana most likely of New England origin.

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Unsigned stoneware pitcher attributed to the Richard C. Remmey factory of Philadelphia, PA. Profuse and bold cobalt blue decoration of tulips and swags. There is a very tight one inch hairline on the left side of the rim. Otherwise it is in excellent overall condition. Height - 11

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Federal New Hampshire cherry card table with a very old, if not original, dry surface. Excellent form with two dovetailed drawers, a one piece lift top and swinging gate-leg, and legs with cross-hatched blocks over turned legs terminating in multiple ring turnings with ball feet. Pine secondary wood. Height - 28 1/2", Width - 35", Depth - 17".

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Nicely executed mid to late19th century small eagle plaque made of pine. Original surface with an excellent patina.
Width - 12 1/2", Height - 7".

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Carved walnut dog in a resting position with the best folky facial expression. Found in Virginia. Height 8", Length - 13".

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Mid twentieth century game wheel with original paint decorated surface. Excellent overall condition with only minor expected wear. Retains all the original pins. The flapper has been replaced which is not uncommon. Width - 29".

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American cherry washstand with a single dovetailed drawer, a gracefully scalloped dovetailed gallery, original drawer pull, and original red wash. Wonderful form, patina and size. Circa 1820 and probably of Pennsylvania or New Jersey origin. This is one of the nicest washstands we have owned. There is an old professional repair to one of the gallery sides where it had split. Height (to top of gallery) - 37", Width - 17", Depth 17".

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Unsigned stoneware water pitcher attributed to the Richard C. Remmey Factory of Phila, PA. Excellent contrast between the cobalt blue and the gray salt glaze and no defects. Circa 1870. Height - 11 inches.

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Oil on velvet theorem of blueberries in a yellow basket with a bird by PA artist Ellinger (1913-2003). Good crisp colors with original paint decorated frame and undisturbed paper backing. Dimensions 14 x 19 (sight).

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Two gallon stoneware cake crock with a rare hummingbird and flower blue slip decoration. We have seen many whimsical decorations on stoneware but this is the only hummingbird we have ever seen. Circa 1860. Width 11 1/2". Height - 6".

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A very nice presentation of two white cats frolicking in the grass among purple hibiscus flowers. Oil on academy board. Signed and dated 1895 on the reverse. Dimensions - 12' x 18 1/2" sight.

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Very nice oil on velvet theorem by Pa artist Ellinger (1913-2003). Good crisp colors with original paint decorated frame and undisturbed paper backing. Dimensions - 15" x 16 1/2" sight.

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Yelloware lidded jar with brown and white mocha banding and blue dendrite decoration. Excellent condition with only a minor chip to the inside of the lid. Height - 7".

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Early nineteenth century tin grease lamp with a rolled top finial and four spouts for wicks in the reservoir. Very good overall condition with no breaks in the solder. Height - 15".

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Unusually large matched pair of mid nineteenth century rolled sheet iron hog-scrapper candlesticks with sliding penny tabs and brass wedding bands. Nice original condition. Height 13 1/4".

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