Matched pair of late nineteenth century sheet iron sconces, each with two glass doors, crimped half moon back plates, and original red painted surface. Height - 9 1/2".

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Connecticut River Valley cherry four drawer chest with an old, and possibly original, dry surface. Excellent form with graduated, beaded drawers with original brasses and well defined bracket feet with bold spurs. Desirable 40" width. Circa 1790-1800. Height - 38", Depth - 17 1/2".

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Very nice butter print with a chip carved border and two adjacent hearts, each over a six pointed star and flaked by stylized leaves. The letter "H" is incised on the back of the print. Circa 1840. Found in Montgomery County, PA. Size - 5" x 2 3/4" x 1 1/4".

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Southeastern PA fraktur with a heart, birds and flowers. Good crisp colors. Signed "Made by Sarah Klopp" on both sides on the bottom. Circa 1840. Loss in lower right corner. Size - 16" x 21".

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Small semi-ovoid stoneware churn originating from Western, PA or Ohio circa 1860. Given it's size and decoration with initials and inverted hearts, it was was most likely made as a presentation piece. On one side there are the initials SWC underscored by an inverted heart. On the opposite side there is an incised number four with two conjoined inverted hearts. The rim is heavily cobalt brushed and the handles are sponged with spots. There has been a professional repair to several small 1/4" chips on the rim and base. Height - 7".

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Rare large ten gallon water cooler attributed to the Richard C. Remmey factory of Philadelphia, PA. This imposing piece is decorated on both the front and back with brushed cobalt tulips and what I would call wisteria blooms. Note the tooling ribs above the shoulder and the "hand impressed 10". It is in excellent original condition with no repairs. I have seen allot of Remmey water coolers over the years but never one this large. Circa 1850. Height - 20 1/2", Width - 15 1/2".

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Mid to late 19th century sugar bucket or firkin retaining it's original apple green painted surface. The staves are solid and tight. The pointed bands and handle are in perfect condition, maintained by the original copper tacks. There is some minor paint wear on the handle and lid commensurate with age and handling. Height - 10", Lid Width 9 1/4".

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Berks county, PA jam cupboard with original flame-grain paint decorated surface. Pine with poplar secondary wood. Two dovetailed drawers over two doors with mortise and pinned construction. The shaped gallery is dovetailed. Height - 53", Width - 41", Depth - 19".

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Rare large three gallon stoneware pitcher attributed to the Parr Factory of Baltimore, Maryland. Impressive bold cobalt tulip and swag decoration around the entire pitcher with an impressed 3 on the side. Also boldly decorated around the termination points of the handle. Circa 1850. There has been a repair to a chip on the side of the base and there is a minor in the making rough spot on the rim near the handle. Height - 14".

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Fine matched pair of early nineteenth century mirror back sconces in original untouched condition. Diameter - 10 ".

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Appliqué quilt made in 1945 for the Reading, PA bi-centennial celebration. Trailing vine and bellflower border with distilfinks, potted flowers and hearts on the primary field. The colors on this piece are extremely crisp and the stitching is excellent. The field is stain-free with only minor staining on the reverse edges in four spots. 100" x 96".

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Punchy hooked rug with a "hit or miss" design and two blue flowers. Wool and cotton on burlap. Circa 1930. Professionally mounted and in excellent overall condition.

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Late nineteenth century wool on burlap hooked rug with a punchy floral presentation and good crisp colors. Professionally cleaned and mounted. 40" x 26".

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This punchy, well executed wool on burlap hooked rug with a basket of flowers is of Berks County, PA origin. The blue, purple, white and green base colors are crisp and are a combination not usually seen on a PA hooked rug. It is a desirable size at 30" x 21". Professionally mounted for display.

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Dating to the mid 20th century, this folky hooked rug presents a mother cat and two kittens playing with balls. The expressions on their faces gives this wool on burlap rug extra punch. It is in excellent original condition. Dimensions - 38" x 20 1/2".

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This wool on burlap hooked rug is from the early 20th century and is professionally mounted for display. A very folky and colorful presentation with a house, trees and clouds. Dimensions 35" x 17".

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Sheared wool on burlap hooked rug with a playful cat and a ball of yarn. The cat rests on a colorful braided rug presented on a variegated background with a gold border. Found in Maine. Circa 1930's. Dimensions - 26" x 18" - a good small size.

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Mid to late nineteenth century miniature or child's size walnut blanket chest exhibiting fine dovetailing, applied moldings and square nail construction. This nicely proportioned chest retains it's original till, turned feet and hardware to include hinges, lock, keeper and escutcheon. The surface was refinished approximately forty years ago. Length - 20", Depth - 9", Height - 12 1/2".

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Lancaster County jelly cupboard with original vibrant flame-grained paint decorated surface. Two dovetailed drawers over to doors with original hardware. Excellent smaller size with wonderful scalloped skirt and ends. Circa 1850. Height - 35", Width - 35", Depth - 19".

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Mid-nineteenth century New England pine hanging shelf with brown and black paint decoration. The paint appears to date to around the turn of the century. Square nail construction with wonderful scalloped sides and plate grooves on each shelf. This piece is an excellent size for the display of smalls. Height - 36", Width - 25". The shelf's are 8, 7 and 6" in depth.

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Federal tiger maple table drop-leaf, gate-leg table with beautiful turned legs and a single dovetailed drawer with it's original brass pull. This piece is untouched with no restorations or repairs other than being refinished in mid twentieth century. Height - 29 1/2", Length - 40", Width Leaves Down - 19", Width Leaves Up - 47".

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Figured cherry Sheraton chest with an old, if not original finish. This nicely proportioned chest has a molded top with a slight overhang over four graduated dovetailed drawers with cock beading and original brass pulls. The main stiles on either side of the drawers are reeded which is a feature not often seen in Sheraton chests of drawers. Circa 1830. Height - 39", Width - 44 1/2", Depth 20".

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Central Pennsylvania two part pine corner cupboard with an ogee cornice and a glazed twelve lite door over a base with raised panel doors, a nicely scalloped apron and bold bracket feet. Retaining it's original faux figured maple (birds-eye and tiger) painted surface and early glass, this terrific cupboard exhibits highly desirable size, form and surface. Circa 1850. Height - 87", Width - 41". Corner Size - 25 1/2".

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Late 19th or early 20th century trade sign with crisp gold, green and yellow block lettering on a dark red ground with a black border. The sign is in wonderful original condition with absolutley no in-painting or restoration. It is an excellent size and makes for a terrific display.
Length - 54 1/2'', Height - 15".

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Bird tree by Pennsylvania carver/artist Keith Collis. The six birds exhibit polychrome paint and were carved to be life size. Excellent overall condition.
Height "33"

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