Spring Fine and Decorative Art

American, 1886. A handmade folk art paddle wheel model of the Lily Jane, of wood, metal, glass and plaster with original paint. Details include two li

American, likely Pennsylvania German, late 19th- to early 20th century. Carved birds with long tails having traces of old green paint; 9.25" hi...

American or English, late 19th century. A folk art Phrenology head having reverse painted glass eyes, drawn sectional skull with handwritten character

early 20th century, carved pine. Kentucky folk art dolls dressed in hand sewn clothing. Large doll has articulated limbs and both seated in ladder-bac

Tennessee, ca 1920-1950. A Southern folk art black man, of carved wood having wire hands and real hair, seated in a chair with daubed paint decoration

Kentucky, late 19th to early 20th century. Likely representing Christ and five of his disciples. Mounted on two black modern display blocks with three

American, mid to late 19th century. Folk art carved and painted turtle having an old varnished surface, paint decorated with yellow daubs and red eyes

Newcomerstown, Tuscarawas County, Ohio, ca 1870. Of buff colored clay with freestanding front legs, deeply incised eyes, locket and fur detail; 9.75...

American, probably East Liverpool, Ohio. A "comforter" spaniel in Rockingham glazed yellow ware, facing right, with separate front legs an...

American, ca 1870-1875, by Wallace and Cornwall Kirkpatrick, Anna Pottery, Illinois. Anna Pottery pig flask of Arkansas stagecoach and river route. Sa

American, possibly Ohio or Indiana, early 20th century, inscribed on back By E. Thomson. A sewer tile bust of World War I aviator. Depicted in much de

American, ca 1900, inlaid geometric designs, built on a platform base; 9" high x 16" wide x 8" deep. Condition: Minor loss. Provena...

American, ca 1900. A hanging three tier shelf with mirror, and decorative motifs of stars and diamonds; 32" high x 25" wide x 9" deep...

American, late 19th century. A lidded sugar bowl of turned and carved wood with traces of green paint. A rare form in tramp art; 4.5" high. Co...

American, Bennington, Vermont, ca 1849-58. A yellow ware pint book flask with mottled flint enamel glaze with impressed Departed Spirits on the spine;

American, Bennington, Vermont, ca 1849-58. Of yellow ware mottled flint-enamel glaze, no title; 8.875" high x 6" wide x 2.75" deep. S...

American, 19th century. A birds-eye maple wall pocket with scalloped front and sides; 3.5" high x 10" wide x 3.5" deep. Condition: ...

American, ca 1900. Wooden carved eagle motif. Bracket shelf has carvings of cannons and flags flanking a monument and a dove support below shelf; 20.5

American, ca 1900. A folk art cane featuring a decorated snake with nail eyes with disk shaped handle, original varnished surface; 38" long. C...

American, likely Southern, ca 1900, likely of cottonwood. A folk art cane featuring a coiled snake with original paint; 34" long. Condition: W...

American, likely Mid-Atlantic, ca 1830-1840. A painted poplar blanket chest having large flowers in pots and whimsical decoration. Original paint; 3...

American, ca 1900. Odd Fellows Jonathan coat costume with emblems of the Independent Order of Odd Fellowship (IOOF). Embroidered velvet trimmed with m

American, ca 1900. All of carved wood with original finish. Odd Fellows bow and arrows; 33" long, Shepherd's crook; 65" long, 2 bundle...

American, ca 1900. Carved and painted wooden emblems of the Independent Order of Odd Fellowship (IOOF); pick axe, 35" long; shovel, 39" lo...

American, ca 1900. Carved and painted wooden emblem of the Independent Order of Odd Fellowship (IOOF); 37" long. Condition: Provenance: Coll...

American, ca 1900. A painted tin shield with emblem of "The Eye of God", together with carved and painted wooden emblems of the Independen...

American, ca 1900. A carved and painted wooden emblem of the Independent Order of Odd Fellowship (IOOF). A faux carving of fletched arrows with quiver

American, ca 1900. Odd fellows "Horn of Plenty" with original black and gilt paint; carved and painted wooden emblem of the Independent Or...

American, ca 1900. A lathe turned wooden hourglass with original varnished surface. An emblem of the Independent Order of Odd Fellowship (IOOF); 7&q...

American, ca 1817, numerous printed emblems in red on natural linen. For a similar piece see, Collins, Threads of History, page 70, fig.53. Housed in

two hand colored lithographs with touches of gum arabic. Includes small folio Odd Fellows, by Kellogg & Comstock, undated; 11" high x 15.25...

American, ca 1900. Carved and painted wooden emblem of the Independent Order of Odd Fellowship (IOOF). A red and gilt ark decorated with the "T...

American, ca 1900. Carved and painted wooden emblem of the Independent Order of Odd Fellowship (IOOF); 63" long. Condition: Age wear and paint...

attributed to Pleasant Hill Community, Harrodsburg, Kentucky, ca 1840-1850, with poplar secondary wood. Two paneled doors over two aligned drawers abo

American, ca 1830. Poplar and pine, one piece with molded cornice, blind paneled door over three drawers, all with turned pulls; 89" high x 33....

Attributed to North Union Community, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, ca 1830. Poplar and pine, large blind paneled door over smaller paneled door, in an old br

treadle machine pieced, hand quilted. Turquoise and cream with a double inside border. All cotton; 75" x 78". Condition: Provenance:

Canton, Washington County, Indiana (attributed), ca 1852 to 1864, dark blue wool and natural cotton. A double weave jacquard coverlet with center seam

Stoney Creek, Oakland CO (woven on perimeter), Michigan, red wool and natural cotton. Corner blocks inscribed Sybil Duncan A. W. Van Doren Weaver Avon

late 19th century. A folky Kentucky pieced quilt, all hand worked solid and printed cotton. Colors include cheddar, blue, red and natural; 77" ...

American, 19th century. A slat-back maple armchair with woven rush seat. Refinished; 20.5" seat height, 40" overall height. Footstool is f...

American, 19th century, possibly Shaker. Of walnut, made to swivel on a pin; 6" and 7" long. Condition: Some wear around pin and few smal...

Covington, Ohio, ca 1840. A folk art carved (probably later) cherry two drawer stand with four wooden knobs. Carving on all exposed surfaces includes:

American, in sealed apothecary jar, with layered colored sands in geometric borders, framing a floral design on one side and an American flag over the

American, 1892. A blown oblong footed bottle with polished pontil. Geometric decoration throughout with one side featuring a rosebud nosegay above a y

American, ca 1880. Oil on canvas depicting a coal locomotive traveling over a railroad bridge. The train is labeled I. & ST. L. On verso Pennsyl...

ca 1840s, American School watercolor of a lady and a seated gentleman playing a flute by a lake. In a period, black painted frame; 9.5" high x ...

American School, ca 1870. Watercolor on paper of a rural landscape with a Tom Sawyer-like figure fishing in a stream accompanied by his dog. Titled an

American, ca 1800-1810, in walnut. Shaped falling leaves over tapering quadrangular legs; 28" high x 19.5" wide x 40" long (38.25&quo...

American, 19th century. A group of three, one painted and stenciled "balloon-back", ca 1830s; 17.50" seat height, 32.5" overall ...

American, early 19th century, of poplar and pine. Blanket box has an old surface over the original blue paint with black painted molding at the base a

American, 19th century. A group of three. First chair is a scalloped-top with cane-seat in salmon colored paint; 9" seat height, 19" overa...

American, mid-19th century, of pine and poplar. A decorated doll cradle with red and gilt paint, with scenes on all sides of bridges, lake and a farmh

New England, ca 1815-1820. In pine with rosewood graining, and gilt and painted decoration; 32.5" high x 16.75" wide x 13.75" deep. ...

American, mid to late 19th century, of mixed woods. A whimsical, paint decorated, rocking chair. All original and likely fashioned by a turner who mad

English, first quarter 19th century, oil on canvas. A half length portrait of a seated black gentleman, dressed in grey jacket with floral vest. House

American, early 19th century. Saint-Memin portraits of a lady and gentleman; charcoal on wove paper with pink background. In gilt frames with replaced

Pennsylvania, late 18th century, watercolor on ivory, unattributed. Portrait miniatures of Sophia Chew Philips and Henry Philips. Names of the sitters

American, ca 1760-1780, with additions. A high chest of drawers in walnut with poplar and pine secondary woods. Broken scrolled pediment with carved r

American, ca 1760-1790, with pine and poplar secondary. The fall front reveals a fitted interior of pigeon holes and four aligned drawers, over four g

New England, ca 1750-1800, with scalloped-corner top, turned cherry baluster support over arched knees and snake feet; 28" high x 29.5" wi...

American, 18th century, in pine in an old repaint. In two parts with an arched opening, reeded frieze and pilasters. The interior with three turkey-br

Pennsylvania, ca 1760-1790, in walnut. The broken scrolled pediment with pierced and carved tympanum, over arched raised-panel doors. Lower case with

late 19th century, hand-painted wood. A Pennsylvania German firkin with original paint on a red-orange ground with tulip and floral decoration, with a

probably New Geneva, Pennsylvania, ca 1880. Decorated with sweeping fuchsia vine and stylized brushwork on the collar; 9.5" high. Condition: S...

lot of two, American, ca 1828-35, whale oil/fluid period, colorless. A near pair, both with blown fonts attached to pressed "Lacy Acanthus Leaf...

American, New England, ca 1815-45. Whale oil/fluid period, colorless. Includes two blown conical font stand lamps with bladed wafer construction, a ...

American, ca 1860-70, probably by Russell & Irwin Manufacturing Co., New Britain, Connecticut; 13" high. See Thuro I, 109-c, and Thuro II, ...

French, ca 1785. A textile remnant of printed cotton, in iron red on cream ground featuring George Washington, a mythological portrayal, in a carriage

Phipsburg (now Phippsburg), Maine, first quarter 19th century. Alphabet and number strings, religious verse in silk and wool threads on linen, Susan C

American or English, silk on linen. A petite sampler by Mary Ann Twitchell 1819. Housed in a modern frame; 8" high x 10" wide (sight). Co...

hand-colored engraving, etching and aquatint, by R. Havell, on heavy wove paper with the watermark J. Whatman 1831. Sheet size 38" x 25.25"...

mid 19th century chromolithograph by J. Bien, 1860, after John James Audubon (American, 1785-1851), titled Blue Grosbeak, (No. 3-4, Plate 204), 31.7...

mid 19th century chromolithograph by J. Bien, 1860, after John James Audubon (American, 1785-1851), titled White headed Eagle, (No. 2-2, Plate 114). U

hand-colored lithograph, published in 1838 by F. W. Greenough and printed and colored by Bowen's; 14" high x 10" wide (sight). Condit...

hand-colored lithograph, published in 1837 by E.C. Biddle, printed and colored by Bowen's Lithographic Establishment; 16" high x 12" w...

a pair of McKenney & Hall hand-colored lithographs, each published in 1838 by F.W. Greenough and printed and colored by Bowen's; each 15&quo...

hand-colored lithograph, published by E.C. Biddle, 1837; 21.5" high x 15" wide (sight). Condition: Unframed, some creasing to perimeter, ...

small folio hand-colored lithograph with touches of gum arabic, CO #2211, dated 1847. In a period frame; 10" high x 14" wide (sight). Con...

hand-colored small folio lithograph with touches of gum arabic, CO #2239, in a period gilt frame; 10" high x 14.25" wide (sight). Together...

American, likely Frederick County, Maryland, ca 1814-1816, watercolor on ivory. Joseph Clopper, portrait miniature, at about 12 to 14 years of age. Ac

likely American, ca 1850s. Portrait miniature of a middle aged gentleman, housed in the original brown leather case, with velvet interior; 3" h...

mid-19th century. Portrait miniature is an oil on board of a gentleman seated in a chair of the period. In a 20th century gilt frame; 5" high x...

American, Albany, New York, watercolor on ivory. Old typed label on verso reads: William McCracken Lathrop son of Hon. Samuel Lathrop year 1833 #1024.

American, 1817. Watercolor profile portrait using a drawn outline design that imitates pinpricking. Illegible writing above figure with pencil inscrip

American, late 19th century. Handwritten in ink on verso, Rachel Peale, wife of Charles Wilson Peale daughter of Brewer eastern shore of Maryland The

late 19th century. The top with projecting corners supported by flat pilasters, topped by carved paterae and flanking a central tablet with carved pat

20th century, assorted woods. A breakfront molded cornice over frieze with dentil molding, the central tablet on the front is between applied floral g

Kentucky, ca 1820-1830, with poplar seconday. The top with cove-molded cornice over two blind paneled doors rests on lower (associated) side-paneled c

19th century, of figured cherry with poplar secondary. Three graduated drawers with carved wooden pulls incased behind tambour doors (shown open in il

probably Pennsylvania, ca 1760 to 1780, cherry tilt-top candlestand. The dish-top tips on a birdcage support, turned pedestal, and tripod base with ca

19th century, lot of seven. Includes two coin ladles, one by J.B. Aiken (w. 1820-60) Danville, Kentucky, the other by Allen & Rogers; three coin...

New York, second quarter 19th century. Three pieces with corn husk finials, marked B.Gardiner/New York (w. 1827-38). Includes teapot, covered sugar bo

20th century. Group of ten, nine hallmarked for Manchester Baker Silver Co. and one marked for Frank W. Smith Co.; 3.75" high. 40.188 ozt. Con...

20th century, marked for Trees, Lexington, KY. 3.75" high; 4.340 ozt. Condition: Engraved on bottom, 7-13-43/7-13-68 and other faint marks. P...

probably Indiana, ca 1815-1825, of cherry with pine and poplar secondary. A rare form with distinctive reeded edge top, and linen-fold, carved pilaste

American, ca 1820, maple and pine. A drop-leaf top over one drawer, with a pull-out support for a suspended fabric bag. Legs with ring-turned capitals

American, ca 1800-1825, in mahogany with pine secondary. The cornice with applied leaf and vine decoration, with reverse-painted panel with gilt and s

Mid-Atlantic states, ca 1800-1815, pine secondary. The top with shaped apron over lower shelf with one drawer; 30" high x 16" wide x 15.5&...

Mid-Atlantic states, ca 1800-1810, mahogany with pine and poplar secondary. Four graduated cockbeaded drawers over a shaped apron and French feet; 3...