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Uncle Wigley's sweet Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy cloth Doll. 19" tall soft sculpture Doll by Georgene Averill 1940's. Hand sewn apron over calico dress and bloomers. Pressed cloth face with felt ears,, and stitched joints. Vintage. Price includes shipping in the continental US.
Early Wood & Iron Hatchel. Blacksmith made tines through wooden board. Hatchels were used to process wool and flax to prepare yarn for weaving. Flax was dragged across the tines to break down the fibers in order to spin it into yarn used to make linen. In very old worn condition. One side of board is worn off.,.shown. Price includes shipping in the continental US.
A Large round pantry type storage box. Signed by Rev.E.P. Phelps the marker. Rev. Phelps was the presiding Elder of the Washington D.C. District. in 1864. lived in Charlestown, VA. 15.5 inches round by 7 inches h Stamped inside twice. 425 includes shipping in the continental US
Price: 425 includes shipping in the continental US
Finely carved Decoy by.Madison Mitchell. Harvey de grace, Maryland. Ex Dave and Carol Swope ex Truex in Canton, Ohio Madison Mitchell was a founder of the Decoy Museum at Harve de Grace, Maryland. When he died 1993, he set up a Trust fund to support the ongoing costs of the Museum. 17 inches by 8 inches by 5 inches. The price includes insured shipping and handling in the continental US
Blackberry Jam by Charlie Harper Charley Harper (August 4, 1922 – June 10, 2007) was a Cincinnati-based American Modernist artist. He was best known for his highly stylized wildlife prints, posters, and book illustrations. Born Charles Burton Harper [1] in Frenchton, West Virginia in 1922. He left his farm home to study art at the Art Academy of Cincinnati, and won the academy's first Stephen H. Wilder Traveling Scholarship. The magazine "Ford Times" used Harpers works for many (100's) of their covers. We all love his works which work well in traditional or Modern settings. This print is unframed so you can coordinate matting and framing with the colors in your space. Shipping and insured handling are included in this price. in the continental US.
Historic Blue Staffordshire Plate Transylvania University in Lexington, Kentucky. Ex Routson Collection. This price includes the shipping and handling in the continental U.S. 9.25" Shipping and insured handling are included in this price. in the continental US.
Blown Glass Bowl in Amethyst. With pontil and folded lip. Pictures don't show how purple the glass is. Purchased in 1994 from Pennsylvania dealer, Jerry Querry. Shipping and insured handling are included in this price. in the continental US.
Primitive turned and carved wooden box. Turned, but as wood shrinks over time with the grain, over time it becomes out of round. Almost oval. So lid only fits one way. While the box is very old and may be from the 1840's, I think the date was added somewhat later. Probably had a family story and someone wanted to remember that date. The price includes insured shipping and handling in the continental US.
Only the Aqua is left...the others have sold/ Choice of Early blown and simple molded glass examples...choice $485 Shipped in the continental U.S. Choose from a New England Turquoise Bar Bottle, Emerald Green Decanter, and Scottish Cobalt Wrythen Bar Bottle The Turquoise New England Bar Bottle and the Green Decanter are both from the collection of Peter Tillou. The Cobalt Blue Bar Bottle was from the collection of Bruce Knight. Shipping and insured handling are included in this price. in the continental US.
Booker T. Washington Carved Plaque American, 2nd quarter 20th century. Relief carved portrait "Booker T. Washington. The. Great. Hand carved by Pedro. Coe Hudgens 1948". Penciled name on the back "Jenette Young". Minor surface scuffs. Unframed, 11.25"h. 10"w. Shipping and insured handling are included in this price. in the continental US.
Vintage Painting by JOHN HORTON. "Pushing in the Raft" From Harrison Gallery in Van Couver, Bristish Columbia. Harrison Gallery opened in 1958. And closed in 2018. Shipping and insured handling are included in this price. in the continental US.
Choice of early watercolor and pencil portraits of two gentlemen. The first is a profile portrait of a pleasant young man with a 'high collar and a pale blue tie. In a black frame with gold trim. He is available for $495. The second one is identified as Mr. John Cruickshank. He came from Ireland to Pitsburgh in 1826. In 1839 on to Canonsburg, Pennsylvania. Later to Galena, Illinois., Alton, Illinois, then Hannible, Missouri. Wife was Mary Wallace. Dickson Cruickshank. Daughter Jane Stewart Rust b 1868. Information and references on back. He is available for $695 Shipped. Shipping and handling is provided in this price.
Native American Handwoven Lidded Basket. 5 inches by 4.75 inches. Probably 1880 's. The little basket has a fitted little lid with leather hinges attaching it to the base.The leather hinges and latch are worn. Shipping and insured handling are included in this price. in the continental US.
Miniature Native American Vase by Dora Tse Pe of San Ildefonso Pueblo. From a private Collection in Albuquerque, New Mexico. 3.31" x 2.38" in black and sienna The accompanying Certificate of authenticity values the little Pueblo work of art at $500 Shipping and insured handling are included in this price. in the continental US
Powhattan Steamboat Excursion Advertising Broadside. Broadside advertised an excursion on the Steamship Powhattan from Georgetown, Washington D.C. to Piney Point.. Later this ship was the 1st steamboat sent to relieve Fort Sumpter in 1861. Matted and Framed, Advertising a grand excursion. There is a letter from 1856 attached to the back from the promoters to Senator Denver asking for some type of funding. Shipping and insured handling are included in this price. in the continental US.
The small blown has sold. American early blown and handmade glass bottles. The aqua Zanesville, Ohio Bottle is 8.25 inches high with spirals and a hand tooled, applied lip. There was a glass house in Zanesville starting in 1818. These things were being made while we still had Indians living in Ohio. The Yellow bottle ( Demijohn) is Lyndeborough,New Hampshire ca 1886. 15 inches tall with a hand applied and tooled lip. The amber bottle (Demijohn) may be from Stoddard, New Hampshire started in 1842. It is 13. 75 inches tall. I am always amazed at these fragile survivors. They are handmade under early conditions and use, so they have expected wear. And some "in the making" bubbles etc. You may choose your favorites for $360 each. The price includes insured shipping and handling in the continental US The yellow NH is sold already
Price: 360 each includes shipping in continental US