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  • #3774   General store counter top pie or cheese display case.  The interior is equipped with a   turn table and as you lower the rear door, the turn table slides out.  Measuring 23 ½" H, 22 ½"W, 23" D. Priced at $950.00
  • #2596c  A detailed wood carving of a fish, done in the black forest tradition.     Price  $375.00
  • #2975a  A wood carving of Sampson by Moise Potvin- brass  plaque on base. Moise Potvin was born in 1875 in West Farmham, Quebec, and eventually moved to Rhode Island. Potvin became an accomplished violin maker but it is his folk art carvings that have won him the most recognition. By 1925 a group of his carvings, including this one, was on a tour in the U.S. and Canada. Measuring 21" tall, 15" deep and 36" long at the base.  Price- $10,500.00
  • #3162  Great piece of carved fret work, with a nice, untouched, dark surface.  Notice the music symbol motif. 70 inches Wide by 28 1/2 inches High     Price $650.00
  • #3651 Wonderful model of a tugboat.  “New York City” is painted across the stern.   Price $950.00
  • #2227 Bent arm child’s high chair in original salmon paint with a stenciled crest rail and shaped seat. $550.00
  • #3170 Brass student lamp.     Price - $585.00
  • #3225  Victorian period still life of fruit. Oil on canvas with nice bright colors. Price - $1,250.00.
  • #3490 Classical period mahogany miniature three drawer chests.  Measures 15" wide, 15" high and 10" deep.  Price - $850.00
  • #2891 George Lawrence "Tillamook Creel."  George Lawrence, Portland, Oregon Tillamook model split willow creel having leather trim, half leather lid and stamped "4A."  In untouched condition with a nice patina, the creel still retaining its original Lawrence tag. -  Price $2,500.00
  • #3010 A large ship model of a three-masted schooner that has wonderful patina and a great presence. The ship is square rigged with yardarms that move.  Accenting the hull is a figurehead on the bow, trail boards and a great stern board.  Along with life boats, cabin enclosures and an anchor windlass, the deck is nicely appointed. The rigging is in good condition and the hull has its original paint. It measures 51" long from the bowsprit to the stern and 46" tall. Circa 1890-1920 -  $5,500.00
  • #2975  A wood  figure of a strong man carved by Moise Potvin.  Pencil signed “M. Potvin” and dated 1925 on underside of base. Moise Potvin was born in 1875 in West Farmham, Quebec.  Potvin became an accomplished violin maker but it is his folk art carvings that have won him the most recognition.  By 1925 a group of his carvings, including this one, were on tour in the US and Canada. 26" tall and 14" square at the base.     Price- $5,800.00
  • #3010 - Detail
  • #2231 Intricately carved gilt wood eighteenth century mirror with its original glass. It measures 36" high and 18" wide. - $2,200.00
  • #2408 Miniature Arts and Craft sideboard with a shelf over three drawers and three doors. All original including the brass chiseled pulls and knobs. Applied moldings highlight the perimeter of the lower case. Measures 17 1/4" W, 6 ½"D, 17 1/4" H. - $950.00
  • #2653  Mahogany shaving mirror with three small drawers in a case that supports a harp holding an oval mirror.  The edges of the mirror frame, drawers and serpentine shaped case are highlighted with great satin and ebony inlay giving this early 19th century unit an elegant appearance.  -  Price $1,450.00
  • #L858 Front view of architect's model
  • #L858 This great architect’s model, served as a blueprint for  the builder. It also provided the prospective customer with an accurate understanding of  the house. This particular home and model was built between 1870 and 1880, somewhere in the Hamptons, on Long Island. The model has a wonderful patina inside and out. Great attention was given to proportion, form and architectural details. Platform measures 36 1/4" W,  35 1/4" D, 25 ½" H. -  $3,850.00
  • #2657  Vintage Adirondack bentwood twig child's chair in wonderful condition.      $325.00
  • #1732 Representing a Civil War artillery weapon, this vintage wood pull toy has its original dark blue paint and red pin stripping on both the caisson and cannon carriage.  On the lid of the ammunition box there are two wire handles and a stenciled “US”  insignia.  The cannon carriage measures 21" L X 9" W and the caisson measures 22" L X 9" W. - $1,250.00
  • #3166 A multi step gesso and gold gilt ornate frame, elaborately decorated and in excellent condition.  The interior measures 26 1/4" by 18 3/8".  The outside dimensions are 36 3/8" by 26 3/8".  -  $650.
  • #3394 This small lift top jewelry box, with a removable tray, has its original untouched surface. Exquisite ebony and satin wood string inlays, along with contrasting wood veneers, make this a little gem.  Measures 11"L X 8"D at the flared base and 6" high. - $650.00
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