Hand-forged iron chopper with a heart cutout. The chopper is in very good condition with a weathered surface from years of use. 19th or early 20th century.
Dimensions: 6¾” high x 5½” wide
Item No. 210274
Price: $475.
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Iron footed fireplace kettle with tilter. The kettle is in very good condition with a weathered surface from years of use. It is embossed with “TM” inside a circle. 19th century.
Dimensions: 15” long x 15” high x 9¾” wide
Item No. 210259
Price: $775.
Sale Price: $575. (Firm)
Delft polychrome platter, 13” diameter. The platter has no marks. It is in excellent condition with only a few minor rim chips. 18th century.
Item No. 160233
Price: $795.
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Painted bucket bench/standing shelves. The bucket bench sports old Spanish brown paint and has very attractive cutouts on the top and the base. It is in very good condition and very sturdy. With 10” clearance between the shelves, it can be used as either a bookcase or a display case. 19th century, New York State.
Dimensions: 49¾” wide x 42½” high x 13” deep.
Item No. 210215
Price: $2,900.
Sale Price: $1,950. (Firm)
Fan-Back Windsor armchair, ex Charles Davis. The chair has a curved crest rail with nine spindles intersected by a center rail that terminates in flattened curved handholds. The arms are supported by vase-turned balusters and short spindles. The wide saddle seat is supported by splayed legs with bold vase and ring turnings and tapered turned feet. The legs have side and medial stretcher supports with bulbous turnings. The underside has traces of green paint and a Davis inventory label, (F-161). The chair is in very good condition with an old refinish. Late 18th century, Mid-Atlantic or New England.
Provenance: The estate of Charles K. Davis, Jr., Nashville, TN, by descent from his father, Charles K. Davis of Fairfield, CT. Charles Krum Davis, Sr. (1889-1968), was chairman of the Remington Arms Company and a passionate early collector of Americana. With the help of a few important dealers, primarily Israel Sack, Davis assembled what has been called one of the most important private collections of early Americana. His home was profiled in the Magazine Antiques, January and March, 1941. Much of his collection ultimately went to Winterthur and other museums.
Dimensions: 35½” high; 16” seat height
Item No. 210165
Price: $2,300.
Large redware jar with manganese decoration. The jar is further decorated with incised rings. It is missing its original lid. The jar is in good condition, with a rim chip and some minor abrasions. 19th century, American.
Dimensions: 5¾” diameter x 10” high
Item No. 210180
Price: $395.
Antique redware jar with manganese decoration. The jar is in good condition, with numerous rim chips but no cracks or repairs. The original lid is missing. 19th century, Pennsylvania.
Dimensions: 5" diameter x 9" high
Item No. 210181
Price: $350.
Chippendale slant-front desk, walnut. This desk sports a step-down interior with drawers and cubbies and a removable hidden compartment, over four graduated drawers resting on a bracket base. The desk is in very good condition, with minor old repairs and four inches of the backboard replaced. 18th century, New England.
Dimensions: 37” wide x 42” high x 21” deep
Item No. 210143
Price: $1,450.
Sale Price: $975. (Firm)
Early ovoid stoneware crock, 14” high. The crock is decorated in cobalt blue with a floral motif on both the front and back and with blue splotches around the ears. It is in good condition, with no cracks or chips, but with some staining and a small flake out of the floral decoration on one side. Late 18th century, probably New York.
Item No. 210024
Price: $975.
A hard-to-find pig weathervane, zinc and old gold leaf. The pig is standing on a scrolled directional with a gilded arrow tip. The tail has been replaced and there are minor losses on the front legs. The metal stand is new. Mid-19th century.
Dimensions: 29½” long x 13¼” high (with stand)
Item No. 210058
Price: $6,300.
