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A BIRD IN HAND ANTIQUES, Short Hills, N.J. –– A Tree of Life hooked rug with branches through a forest of flowers in an explosion  of appealing vibrant colors, 541/2 by 33 inches, circa 1930-40.

 

A BIRD IN HAND ANTIQUES, Short Hills, N.J. –– Cobalt decorated stoneware inkwell, 41/4 inches in diameter, circa 1850-70.

 

A BIRD IN HAND ANTIQUES, Short Hills, N.J. –– Preening egret carving on a green base, 191/2 inches tall, circa 1940.

 

A BIRD IN HAND ANTIQUES, Short Hills, N.J. –– Wax fruit and vegetable arrangement under a glass dome, unique form, 25 inches tall, circa 1890-1920.

 

ART & KATHY GREEN, Newton Centre, Mass. –– California pattern sugar bowl, circa 1860, also available in opalescent.

 

ART & KATHY GREEN, Newton Centre, Mass. –– Creamware basket and stand, English, circa 1780.

 

ART & KATHY GREEN, Newton Centre, Mass. –– Slipware puzzle jug, dated 1816, English.

 

ART & KATHY GREEN, Newton Centre, Mass. –– Very rare amethyst Sandwich vase, arch pattern, circa 1850.

 

CARA ANTIQUES, Langhorne, Penn. –– George Jones English Majolica cobalt blue jardiniere with underplate, circa 1870.

 

CARA ANTIQUES, Langhorne, Penn. –– Minton English Majolica garden seat in French blue, 18-20 inches tall, circa 1870.

 

CARA ANTIQUES, Langhorne, Penn. –– Rare George Jones English Majolica “Bee Skip” cheese bell, circa 1870.

 

CARA ANTIQUES, Langhorne, Penn. –– Rare pair of Minton English Majolica wall brackets, hunting satyrs, 20 inches tall, circa 1870.

 

DRUCKER ANTIQUES, INC, Mt Kisco, N.Y. –– Arts and Crafts period necklace, silver and enamel by Franz Boeres, circa 1904-05, Theodor Fahrner.

 

DRUCKER ANTIQUES, INC, Mt Kisco, N.Y. –– Early Georg Jensen necklace with lapis designed in the early 1900s.

 

DRUCKER ANTIQUES, INC, Mt Kisco, N.Y. –– Georg Jensen brooch designed by Hugo Liisberg.

 

DRUCKER ANTIQUES, INC, Mt Kisco, N.Y. –– Georg Jensen water pitcher designed by Johan Rohde.

 

GEORGE & DEBBIE SPIECKER, North Hampton, N.H. –– Queen Anne tea table, circa 1780.

 

GEORGE & DEBBIE SPIECKER, North Hampton, N.H. –– Rhode Island Windsor armchair, circa 1780.

 

GEORGE & DEBBIE SPIECKER, North Hampton, N.H. –– Trotter and sulky weathervane, circa 1880, Harris Mfg.

 

GEORGE & DEBBIE SPIECKER, North Hampton, N.H. –– Trotting horse weathervane, circa 1890.

 

JOAN BOGART, Rockville Centre, N.Y. –– A butler’s table, unusual to find of American manufacture, in mahogany and dating from the Nineteenth Century.

 

JOAN BOGART, Rockville Centre, N.Y. –– A labeled Baltimore pier table with marble top and mahogany and mahogany veneer, circa 1830, the marble bearing the label “Levi Taylor Marble Worker Baltimore.”

 

JOAN BOGART, Rockville Centre, N.Y. –– American Classical recamier in mahogany, circa 1825.

 

JOAN BOGART, Rockville Centre, N.Y. –– Labeled “A. Roux, New York,” a rosewood pierced trestle base table with drawer, in the Elizabethan and rococo revival styles.

 

JUDITH & JAMES MILNE, New York City –– Eighteenth Century Gabriel in old polychrome, Italian.

 

JUDITH & JAMES MILNE, New York City –– Fully carved shop figure in wonderful old paint, turn of the century.

 

JUDITH & JAMES MILNE, New York City –– One of a collection of fine still life paintings by Renard.

 

JUDITH & JAMES MILNE, New York City –– Rare mid-Nineteenth Century pear tree espalier, all original.

 

KEMBLE’S, Norwich, Ohio –– Part of the collection of furniture to be shown.

 

KEMBLE’S, Norwich, Ohio –– Queen Anne flat-top highboy with carved fan in the lower drawer, cabriole legs and pad feet.

 

MARIO POLLO ANTIQUES, Bearsville, N.Y. –– Hudson River landscape, oil on canvas, in maple frame.

 

MARION HARRIS, New York City –– An unusual letter opened in the original custom case, English, circa 1880, in the form of the dark side of the moon.

 

MARION HARRIS, New York City –– Bone doll, six inches high, English, circa 1600, found under the floorboards of a Tudor house in Devon, England.

 

MARION HARRIS, New York City –– One of several ivory and mahogany alphabet sets, English, circa 1860.

 

MARION HARRIS, New York City –– Unusually large sample plate, ceramic, 14 inches in diameter, French, circa 1900.

 

MICHAEL BUSCEMI, Florence, Mass. –– Large cow weathervane, circa 1880.

 

MICHAEL BUSCEMI, Florence, Mass. –– Matching pair of Chapin School side chairs in cherrywood, Eighteenth Century.

 

MICHAEL BUSCEMI, Florence, Mass. –– Queen Anne Hudson River Valley table, circa 1740.

 

MICHAEL BUSCEMI, Florence, Mass. ––Rare blue and white chintz, 1806.

 

NORMA CHICK, AUTUMN POND, Woodbury, Conn. –– A large American eagle weathervane, circa 1880.

 

NORMA CHICK, AUTUMN POND, Woodbury, Conn. –– Delftware plate, dated 1688.

 

NORMA CHICK, AUTUMN POND, Woodbury, Conn. –– Full-bodied whale weathervane dating from the early 1900s.

 

NORMA CHICK, AUTUMN POND, Woodbury, Conn. –– Two from a set of 18 mulberry and white biblical tiles with verse inscribed.

 

PORT’N STARBOARD GALLERY, Falmouth, Maine –– “Mahogany Dream,” a 1930 Chris-Craft showroom model of the 26-foot Triple Cockpit Runabout, laminated varnished mahogany, metal hardware, glass windshield. It measures 361/2 inches long, 101/2 inches high and 101/2 inches wide.

 

PORT’N STARBOARD GALLERY, Falmouth, Maine –– Carved spread wing eagle plaque with shield and cannon, 40 inches wide, 19 inches high, and 53/4 inches deep.

 

PORT’N STARBOARD GALLERY, Falmouth, Maine –– Country Life, an oil on canvas, 12 by 18 inches, signed “Samuel Carr, 1869” (American, 1837-1908).

 

PORT’N STARBOARD GALLERY, Falmouth, Maine –– Portrait of the tug George B. Roe, built in 1882, Tottenville, N.Y., home port Perth Amboy, N.J. This oil on canvas, 16 by 22 inches is signed by the artist, Warren Sheppard (American, 1856-1937).

 

POWDERHOUSE ANTIQUES, New York City –– French target game, ball toss, based on six-day bicycle race.

 

POWDERHOUSE ANTIQUES, New York City –– French trompe l’oeil egg holder, “Sarreguemines,” circa 1900, with inner piece that holds a dozen eggs.

 

POWDERHOUSE ANTIQUES, New York City –– Pair of French candle sconces, tole, Nineteenth Century, in red, white and blue.

 

SCOTT BASSOFF / SANDY JACOBS, Rindge, N.H. –– Carving of Napoleon with animals, birds and people, original surface, 14 inches high.

 

SCOTT BASSOFF / SANDY JACOBS, Rindge, N.H. –– Hooked rug with house in a country setting.

 

SCOTT BASSOFF / SANDY JACOBS, Rindge, N.H. –– Pair of portraits in the original frames, circa 1820-40.

 

SCOTT BASSOFF / SANDY JACOBS, Rindge, N.H. –– Portrait of a gentleman, pastel on canvas, 39 by 46 inches, circa 1840.

 

SCOTT BASSOFF / SANDY JACOBS, Rindge, N.H. –– Victorian brass and Rose Medallion porcelain chandelier.

 

SCOTT BASSOFF / SANDY JACOBS, Rindge, N.H. ––American fraternal copper tobacco box, 4 by 21/2 inches, dating from the late Eighteenth to early Nineteenth Century.

 

THURSTON NICHOLS, Breinigsville, Penn. –– A sampling of recent inventory.

 

THURSTON NICHOLS, Breinigsville, Penn. –– Bucks County dower chest from Deep Run Valley School with overall vibrant salmon and ochre feather grained paint decoration. Circle and star design on the lid and moldings highlighted in chrome yellow. It measures 27 inches high, 36 inches wide and 20 inches deep.

 

THURSTON NICHOLS, Breinigsville, Penn. –– Collection of works by Nineteenth Century folk carver Franz Schwenzer including an overmantel and framed panels. They are relief carved in popular with old surface showing scenes from the artist’s everyday life. All are signed and dated, “Allentown, Pa., 1875.”

 

THURSTON NICHOLS, Breinigsville, Penn. –– Sheet iron weathervane depicting a running and shooting Indian, traces of old paint surface, American, circa 1870.

 

THURSTON NICHOLS, Breinigsville, Penn. –– Yarn sewn rug depicting scenes of early home life, with apple trees, cows, pigs and log house. It has strong colors and is in fine condition, North Carolina origin, circa 1920.

 

THURSTON NICHOLS, Breinigsville, Penn. ––Life-size fully carved and polychrome wooden alligator, original surface with articulated neck and mouth, carved by Noah Weiss, Northampton, Penn., circa 1890. It measures eight feet long.

 

VILLAGE BRAIDER, INC, Plymouth, Mass. –– Dating from the Eighteenth Century, a brass kettle stand with reticulated top.

 

VILLAGE BRAIDER, INC, Plymouth, Mass. –– From the Nineteenth Century, a life-size mouse in bronze.