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Moravian Folk Art Redware Slip Painted Rooster Ca 1800s

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Miniature Walnut Drop Leaf Tea Table Ca 1820s: DESCRIPTION: This is a miniature drop leaf table from New England circa 1820. This type of table was used for breakfasting, playing cards, writing letters, or drinking tea. The table is handmade

0001: Miniature Walnut Drop Leaf Tea Table Ca 1820sEst. $600-$800Lot Passed

Colonial Wax Makeup Pot & Courting Mirror Circa 1700s: DESCRIPTION: These are courting mirror circa early 1800s and colonial treen makeup pot with remaining wax makeup circa 1700s, both from New England.In the eighteenth and early nineteenth century a

0002: Colonial Wax Makeup Pot & Courting Mirror Circa 1700sEst. $800-$1,000Lot Passed

New England Redware Food, Pate Lobster Mold Ca 1700s: DESCRIPTION: This is an American handmade redware food gelatin pate mold from New England circa 1700s. With the settlement of the first colonies in the seventeenth century, people required basic

0003: New England Redware Food, Pate Lobster Mold Ca 1700sEst. $600-$800Lot Passed

Apple Box Gathering Basket w Bentwood Handle Ca 1800s: DESCRIPTION: This is a wooden apple gathering basket box from New England circa 1800s. Baskets are useful objects that have served man in every aspect of daily life from the field to the table,

0004: Apple Box Gathering Basket w Bentwood Handle Ca 1800sEst. $600-$800Lot Passed

Colonial Stoneware Cobalt Blue Tavern Spirits Jug 1700s: DESCRIPTION: This is early stoneware cobalt deep blue decorated tavern spirits jug or ewer, circa 1700s. Bellarmine and Westerwald Pottery was imported from Germany and used in the Chesapeake Bay

0005: Colonial Stoneware Cobalt Blue Tavern Spirits Jug 1700sEst. $800-$1,000Lot Passed

Colonial Walnut Thick Chopping Cutting Board Ca 1700s: DESCRIPTION: This is a colonial walnut treen chopping board from New England, circa 1700s. The colonial chopping board is handmade from a single piece of wood with a long handle for easy gripping

0006: Colonial Walnut Thick Chopping Cutting Board Ca 1700sEst. $600-$800Lot Passed

Shaker Painted Pine Stave Pail w Sapling Bands Ca 1800s: DESCRIPTION: This is a Red Painted New England shaker staved tub, bucket, or pail with double sapling bands circa 1820s. The New England Shakers formally were known as the United Society of

0007: Shaker Painted Pine Stave Pail w Sapling Bands Ca 1800sEst. $500-$900Lot Passed

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Pilgrim Century Carved Walnut Bench Stool Ca 1600s: DESCRIPTION: This is a pilgrim century walnut heavily carved stool from New England circa 1600's. Pilgrim century or Jacobean is the furniture of the time of the Mayflower and was popular in

0008: Pilgrim Century Carved Walnut Bench Stool Ca 1600sEst. $600-$800

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Colonial Hand Hewn Huge Tiger Maple Trencher Ca 1700s: DESCRIPTION: This is a hand hewn colonial massive tiger maple wood trencher bowl from New England circa 1700s. Wooden slabs intended for the meal to be presented on have been found in tombs and

0009: Colonial Hand Hewn Huge Tiger Maple Trencher Ca 1700sEst. $800-$1,000Lot Passed

Open Hearth Wrought Iron Spatula & Bread Peel Ca 1700s: DESCRIPTION: These are a keyhole shaped spatula and an open hearth long handled wrought iron spatula, cake turner, and miniature peel. A spatula is a small implement with a broad, flat, flexible

0010: Open Hearth Wrought Iron Spatula & Bread Peel Ca 1700sEst. $700-$900Lot Passed

Pennsylvania Moravian Redware Milk Bowl Ca 1700s: DESCRIPTION: This is a rare Moravian large redware decorated bowl from Pennsylvania, circa 1700s. Moravia occupies most of the eastern part of the Czech Republic and the Moravian Church was a

0011: Pennsylvania Moravian Redware Milk Bowl Ca 1700sEst. $800-$1,000Lot Passed

New England Bird's Eye Maple Huge Dough Bowl Ca 1800s: DESCRIPTION: This is a hand turned bird’s eye maple wooden dough bowl from New England circa early 1800s. The dough bowl is large in size and heavy in weight and was made from a single piece of

0012: New England Bird's Eye Maple Huge Dough Bowl Ca 1800sEst. $800-$1,000Lot Passed

Wrought Iron Open Hearth Spoon & Flesh Fork Ca 1700s: DESCRIPTION: These are a colonial wrought iron decorated open hearth cooking spoon and flesh fork "wedding wet" from New England, circa 1700's. The fireplace or hearth was the most important part

0013: Wrought Iron Open Hearth Spoon & Flesh Fork Ca 1700sEst. $800-$1,000Lot Passed

Pair Mirrored Candle Wall Hanging Sconces Ca 1800s: DESCRIPTION: These are a pair of paint decorated hand made iron mirrored hanging wall sconces from New England, circa 1800s. Relatively few candles were used in private homes until about the 14th

0014: Pair Mirrored Candle Wall Hanging Sconces Ca 1800sEst. $1,000-$1,400Lot Passed

Large Copper Tavern Serving Tin Lined Pitcher Ca 1800s: DESCRIPTION: This is a large tavern serving copper pitcher circa 1800s. The tavern pitcher is handmade of solid copper and is tin lined. The tavern pitcher has rolled seams and is water tight.

0016: Large Copper Tavern Serving Tin Lined Pitcher Ca 1800sEst. $200-$300Lot Passed

Large Paint Decorated Candle Slide Lid Box Ca 1800s: DESCRIPTION: This is large paint decorated slide lid box from New England circa 1800s. The large slide lid box has retains the bright and vibrant original paint decoration. The slide box was

0017: Large Paint Decorated Candle Slide Lid Box Ca 1800sEst. $600-$800Lot Passed

New England Mahogany Dovetailed Document Box Ca 1800s: DESCRIPTION: This mahogany dovetailed document box from New England circa 1830s. The document box is handmade of West Indies mahogany wood. Mahogany has been used to make fine furniture for

0018: New England Mahogany Dovetailed Document Box Ca 1800sEst. $600-$800Lot Passed

New England Miniature Painted Blanket Chest Ca 1700s: DESCRIPTION: This is a miniature paint decorated blanket chest from New England circa 1700s. Blanket chests were a common household item throughout the 18th and 19th centuries. Blanket chests

0019: New England Miniature Painted Blanket Chest Ca 1700sEst. $600-$800Lot Passed

Colonial Folk Art Wrought Iron Swan & Reindeer Ca 1700: DESCRIPTION: These are colonial folk art wrought iron reindeer and swan from New England, circa 1700s. The reindeer and swan were handmade of wrought Iron by a blacksmith. MEASUREMENTS:

0020: Colonial Folk Art Wrought Iron Swan & Reindeer Ca 1700Est. $600-$800Lot Passed

New England Painted Sea Captain Chest w Beckets 1800s: DESCRIPTION: This is a New England paint decorated dovetailed sea captains chest circa 1820s. The sea captain’s chest is canvas covered on the top and retains original paint. The inside of the sea

0021: New England Painted Sea Captain Chest w Beckets 1800sEst. $1,200-$1,800Lot Passed

Amish Huge Fluted Tin Pan & 11 Solid Rag Balls Ca 1800s: DESCRIPTION: This is a massive fluted tin pan and eleven huge colorful Amish rag balls from Lancaster County Pennsylvania circa 1800s. When one thinks about the Amish, the horse and buggy most

0022: Amish Huge Fluted Tin Pan & 11 Solid Rag Balls Ca 1800sEst. $300-$450Lot Passed

Shaker Three Finger Painted Oval Wooden Box Circa 1800s: DESCRIPTION: This is a paint decorated Shaker three finger box from New England circa early. The Shaker Community at Canterbury, New Hampshire, along with the Shaker Communities at Enfield

0023: Shaker Three Finger Painted Oval Wooden Box Circa 1800sEst. $600-$800Lot Passed

Large Bird's Eye Maple Dough Bowl Ca 1800s: DESCRIPTION: These are a hand turned bird’s eye maple wooden dough bowl from New England circa early 1800s from New England, circa 1700s. Large wooden dough bowls were the workhorse in early

0024: Large Bird's Eye Maple Dough Bowl Ca 1800sEst. $700-$900Lot Passed

Birds Eye Maple Bread Board & Wrought Iron Knife Ca 170: DESCRIPTION: This are an American maple wood bread or cheese board with a wrought iron knife or chopper from the Hudson Valley, New York, circa 1700s. The breadboard is hand turned and carved

0025: Birds Eye Maple Bread Board & Wrought Iron Knife Ca 170Est. $600-$800Lot Passed

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