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ARTS & CRAFTS GALLERY, Montpelier, Vt. — Chinese Buddha in marble, Ching dynasty, 1644-1911 AD.

 

ARTS & CRAFTS GALLERY, Montpelier, Vt. — Tang musicians, late Ching dynasty, in marble, 1644-1911 AD.

 

CHUCK AUERBACH, Akron, Ohio — Applied sequin Jesus, African American, circa 1950, Knoxville, Tenn.

 

CHUCK AUERBACH, Akron, Ohio — Carved and applied crucifixion scene, French American, Maine, Nineteenth Century.

 

CHUCK AUERBACH, Akron, Ohio — Crucifixion, carved wood with polychrome decoration, German American, Wisconsin, circa 1920.

 

F. RUSSACK BOOKS, INC, Danville, N.H. — China to Order, one of several books available on Chinese export porcelain.

 

F. RUSSACK BOOKS, INC, Danville, N.H. — Chuck Muller’s recent book Soap Hollow Furniture is just one of the titles on painted furniture.

 

F. RUSSACK BOOKS, INC, Danville, N.H. — Unearthing Gotham, a fascinating history of early New York.

 

MAD PARADE, Chicago — An African American black cat doll, hand sewn rubber, Virginia, 22 inches tall.

 

MAD PARADE, Chicago — Dating from the Nineteenth Century, a hand-carved anatomical model of the human brain, 20 by 16 by 9 inches.

 

MAD PARADE, Chicago — This leather penguin, a store display, measures 33 inches tall.

 

OTTO & SUSAN HART, Arlington, Vt. — Crocheted wallet, diamond pattern, circa 1840.

 

OTTO & SUSAN HART, Arlington, Vt. — Directional sign from a New Hampshire hotel, Nineteenth Century.

 

OTTO & SUSAN HART, Arlington, Vt. — This circa 1890 black cloth doll measures 19 inches tall and has reverse facial features, braided hair, articulated fingers with bead and pearl rings, lace stockings, corduroy shoes with leather soles and is featured in Foulkes 12th Blue Book of Dolls and Values, 1995, page 97.

 

OTTO & SUSAN HART, Arlington, Vt. — Turn-of-the-century boot form, gold and black paint.

 

S. SCOTT POWERS, Brooklyn, N.Y. — An exceptional ash burl communion cup, a master turner’s tour-de-force, Nineteenth Century.

 

S. SCOTT POWERS, Brooklyn, N.Y. — French burl phrenology snuff box, excellent example with crisp pressing.

 

S. SCOTT POWERS, Brooklyn, N.Y. — Important Woodlands ash burl bowl with extended handle, probably New York State Iroquois, inspired design.

 

S. SCOTT POWERS, Brooklyn, N.Y. — New England painted treen water bucket, dry yellow mustard exterior with gray slate blue interior.

 

THE NORWOOD’S SPIRIT OF AMERICA, Timonium, Md. — An early well-rendered pencil drawing of a young Quaker female in profile, painted softwood frame appearing to be original to the drawing, 71/2 by 91/2 inches sight.

 

THE NORWOOD’S SPIRIT OF AMERICA, Timonium, Md. —Exceptional and rare Vermont schoolgirl sampler, wrought by Harriet Underwood of Putney in 1831. The sampler, in pristine condition, measures 17 by 17 inches sight and documents her family record, including birth dates of both her parents and her six siblings. She captures her Federal home and grounds, flowering trees, strolling ducks and a young female leaving home, no doubt symbolic of her sister who died when she was 12 years of age. It is in a conservation-mounted frame, 191/2 by 191/2 inches.

 

THOMAS & JULIA BARRINGER, Stockton, N.J. — Colored pencil drawing of a square-rigger under full sail, circa 1900, American, 13 by 91/4 inches sight.

 

THOMAS & JULIA BARRINGER, Stockton, N.J. — Fabulous sculptural Victorian planter with the original surface, about 20 inches high.

 

THOMAS & JULIA BARRINGER, Stockton, N.J. — Felt table rug in shades of green, brick red, tan and sand, 44 by 61 inches.

 

THOMAS & JULIA BARRINGER, Stockton, N.J. — Folky oil on canvas copy of an original painting by Jerome Thompson, 1867, said to be a scene from Long Island. It shows interesting treatment and perspective and date from the last quarter of the Nineteenth Century.

 

TUCKER STATION ANTIQUES, Louisville,  Ky. — Double sided trade sign, white, black and gold, 60 by 8 inches, dating from the Nineteenth Century.

 

TUCKER STATION ANTIQUES, Louisville,  Ky. — Hooked rug with striated border, circa 1890, New England, mounted, 26 by 35 inches.

 

TUCKER STATION ANTIQUES, Louisville,  Ky. — Stag weathervane from New York State, sheet iron, circa 1860-80, 17 by 20 inches.

 

TUCKER STATION ANTIQUES, Louisville,  Ky. — Weathervane with fantastic cupola, six feet tall, original red paint, Nineteenth Century.