Four-gallon cobalt decorated stoneware crock. The crock has an unusual decoration of a bird with an insect in its mouth. It is stamped, “N. Clark, JR/ Athens, NY” along with the number “4”. The crock is in very good condition, with no cracks or chips. N. Clark Jr. was in business from 1843-1891.
Item No. 200014
Price: $675.
18th century tall chest, maple. The chest sports a rich old stain, an applied molded top, six graduated drawers with old and likely original brasses, and a bold bracket base. The secondary wood is chestnut. The chest is in good condition, with shrinkage separations, minor lip loss to the lower drawer and wear commensurate with age. Circa 1780, Rhode Island.
Dimensions: 51¼” high x 36” wide x 19¾” deep.
Item No. 230149
Price: $1,800.
William & Mary tavern table. The table sports a scrubbed pine top and a maple box stretcher base with wonderful early turnings and original old worn paint. The table is in good condition with a repair to a crack on the top. Mid-18th century, New England.
Dimensions: 32½” long x 21¾” wide x 25½” high.
Item No. 230013
Price: $2,975.
William & Mary stretcher-base tavern table, maple. The table sports a scrubbed top with breadboard ends, a delicate base with an old black surface and a single drawer with teardrop brasses. The table is a nice small size and is in very good condition. Mid 18th century, Massachusetts.
Dimensions: 36¼” long x 25” wide x 26” high.
Item No. 220160
Price: $2,975.
Early pewter cupboard, red gum. This cupboard is of a rare form, with open shelves above and a lower section containing both a shelf and a door opening onto a storage compartment. Other features include early rose-headed nails, butterfly hinges on the door, scrolled sides and an attractive cornice. The shelves are far enough apart for the cupboard to be used as a bookcase as well as for a display piece. The cupboard is in good condition with wear commensurate with age and signs of some 19th century restoration. Early 18th century, Hudson Valley.
Dimensions: 78½” high x 60” wide x 15" deep
Item No. 230167
Price: $3,900.
Sale Price: $2,900.
English lambing chair, elm. This boxed armchair sports a scrolled crest, a roped seat covered with an upholstered pad, a drawer extending from one side and front turned legs with iron strapping. One hand-hold has a carved circular depression, perhaps to hold a candle. The chair has excellent color and patination. It is in very good condition with some loss to the wing back and wear commensurate with age.
The lambing chair was probably intended for use by the male head of household, and is also said to have been used by shepherds at lambing time. 18th century, English.
Dimensions: 39½” high x 24½” wide x 15” seat height.
Item No. 230165
Price: $1,475.
Early country hutch table. The table sports a round, three-board top, with beautiful patina, and a beautifully shaped base in old red paint supported by pad feet. “Slippers” have been added to the feet to raise the height of the table. These can easily be removed if desired. The table is a nice small size and is in very good condition, with some repairs to the base. Circa 1770, Hudson Valley or Long Island, NY.
Dimensions: 39½” diameter top x 28½” high.
Item No. 230028
Price: $4,900.
A large molded copper eagle weathervane. The eagle is perched on a copper ball above an arrow with a zinc arrowhead, all of which is mounted on a custom iron stand. The weathervane is covered with an old gold leaf surface and has excellent patina. It is in very good condition with age-appropriate wear. Late 19th century, American.
Dimensions: 37” long x 36” wide x 35” high.
Item No. 230163
Price: $3,900.
Full-bodied running horse weathervane, copper with a cast iron head. The horse has an attractive patina with traces of gilt. It is in good condition, with some repairs and minor seam separation. Late 19th century, American.
Dimensions: 31½” long x 2¾” wide x 15½” high.
Item No. 230129
Price: $2,800.
One and a half gallon cobalt decorated stoneware crock. The crock is decorated with a highly stylized bird on a branch and is stamped “Weston & Gregg/Ellenville, NY”. Curiously, this 1.5 gallon crock is stamped with a “6”, which must refer to six quarts. Weston & Gregg were only in business for two years, (1869-1870). The crock is in very good condition, but with staining and an age line. Circa 1870, New York.
Item No. 230151
Price: $1,250.
