Three-gallon stoneware crock with cobalt floral decoration. The crock is incised with the numeral “3” inside a circle but is otherwise unsigned. It is in very good condition, marred only by a slight, almost invisible, glaze line in the front and a minor repair to a rim chip. 19th century, Pennsylvania.
Dimensions: 14¾” high
Item No. 230007
Price: $450.
Seven-foot farm table, pine. The table sports a very attractive three-board scrubbed top, a base in red paint and square tapered legs fastened with square nails. It is in very good condition, sturdy and ready for use. There is a small (1¾”) circular patch in the top and the legs have been extended by two inches to enable more comfortable seating. Seats eight people comfortably. 19th century, Vermont.
Dimensions: 6’10” long x 28¼” wide x 30¾” high.
Item No. 230024
Price: $1,975.
Sale Price: $1,400. (Firm)
18th century ladder-back armchair, maple and hickory. The chair sports old, possibly original, black paint, four slats, attractive turnings on the front and rear posts, excellent early finials, and an old, probably original, rush seat. It is in good condition with damage/repairs to the top and bottom slats, but with its full height. Circa 1750, New England.
Dimensions: 47” high, 16” seat height.
Item No. 230039
Price: $775.
Sale Price: $575. (Firm)
Folk art portrait of an elderly woman, oil on a wooden panel, illegible signature on back. The woman sits on a paint decorated Federal chair, holding an open book in her hand. Behind her is red drapery and a window that looks out on a river with a sailboat and with a forest and mountains in the far background. The portrait is in very good condition. The panel is flat and the painting itself is marred only by a scratch on the woman’s lower arm and on the book cover. The portrait is unframed but there are indications that it was framed at one time. Circa 1820-30, American School.
Dimensions: 27½” x 23”
Item No. 230034
Price: $3,600.
An endearing portrait of two siblings, o/c laid down on Masonite, unsigned. The infant girl is wearing a blue dress and is holding a flower. Her coral necklace is worn to protect her from illness. The boy is dressed in a black top and white pants and is seated on a hobby horse with his arm around his sister. The portrait is in very good condition, with craquelure and scattered in-painting. There is a Christie's stamp on the back of the frame. Circa 1830-1840, American School.
Dimensions: 40” x 32”; Viewed Area: 33½” x 26½”
Item No. 230027
Price: $4,900.
Painted dower chest. The chest features three decorated tombstone panels, two with pinwheel decorations flanking the middle panel inscribed “Abraham Bauman/1814”. The chest sports exceptional original hand-forged strap hinges and the original grab lock. It is in good condition, with stains on the lid, a patch to the lid at the lock, patches to the back and the bottom, and a small mouse hole on the lid of the till. The feet have been replaced. Dauphin County, Pennsylvania.
Dimensions: 54½” wide x 24½” high x 22½” deep.
Item No. 230012
Price: $2,900.
Pennsylvania Dutch two-part cupboard, figured walnut and tiger maple. The top section features a strong cornice above two glass doors, each with six panes of old wavy glass. (One pane has been replaced.) The doors open onto shelves with plate rails and spoon slots for enhanced display. The bottom section sports three small drawers with tiger maple fronts over two paneled doors sitting on turned feet. The cupboard is in very good condition, marred only by a small shrinkage separation between the boards on the proper left side and a small putty filled knot on the proper right side. Early 19th century, PA.
Dimensions: 87” high x 49¾” wide, (54” at the cornice), x 20¾” deep.
Item No. 230011
Price: $4,900.
Sale Price: $3,900.
Early stretcher-base tavern table, maple. The table retains old Spanish brown paint and sports a beautiful three-board maple top with breadboard ends having great patina and wear. The stretcher base has one drawer, nicely turned legs and button feet. The table is in very good condition, with some shrinkage separation between the boards on the top and the expected wear and tear from age and usage. 18th century, New England.
Dimensions: 41¾” wide x 29½” deep x 26½” high.
Item No. 230019
Price: $2,400.
Sale Price: $1,795.
Five-gallon stoneware crock. The crock is 15” tall and sports a beautiful, almost iridescent, cobalt blue floral decoration and the number “5”. It is in very good condition, with only a few minor chips inside the rim. 19th century, Pennsylvania
Item No. 230006
Price: $575.
Large burl bowl, ash. The bowl sports great old color and exceptional graining. Stamped on the bottom is the date, “185(?). The bowl is in excellent condition with no chips or cracks. The small hole on one edge was for hanging and is probably original. American.
Dimensions: 19¼” round v 6” high.
Item No. 220334
Price: $4,300.
