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Please Bear With Us as We Continue to Expand our Architectural Gallery.



Period Stenciled Wall, possibly by the “Border Stenciler”, an unknown artist operating in the Northeastern States in the late 18th Century



This wall is approx. 11 Feet in Length (or 13.5’ including door) x 7 Feet, 7 Inches in Height, and is made of joined boards, with each numbered for accurate re-assembly. See Little By Little; Nina Fletcher Little; Pgs 96 and 101 for more information on the artist. A rare opportunity to add period decoration to a period home or structure undergoing restoration, yet wanting authentic details. Also available are two complementary walls made of early boards in the tradition of 18th century craftsman, with one having a wonderful mantle and fireplace opening.

Price: Please Call for Further Information

ACD










Chair Frame Tower Clock Movement
Signed SJ for Simeon Jocelin (1746-1823)
The most scientific of early American clockmakers...
Connecticut. 18th Century
Most early Americans did not have watches-they depended on clock towers, often the tallest structures built near the town center... - SOLD



Jocelin, born at East Haven, Connecticut was self-taught although he may have served as apprentice to Isaac Doolittle at New Haven. Jocelin was considered a genius and skilled mathematician; it is know that he was consultant to Eli Whitney and a leading abolitionist. Jocelin made the steeple clock at Yale College...its whereabouts unknown; survivors considered to be the work of a genius with Jocelin the likely maker include town clocks at Madison and Branford, Connecticut, circa 1799 and 1804 respectively. For additional information please contact David or see Early American Tower Clocks by Frederick Shelly/NAWCC.

GS471 - SOLD








19th Century Cast Iron Hitching Post



Dimensions: 64.5-inches tall.

Price: $1,600

673-9




19th Century Cast Iron Horse Head Hitching Post



Dimensions: 71.5-inches tall.

Price: $1,300

673-8


    



Pair of Tin Chandeliers
In Green Paint
19th Century



Both of these chandeliers measure 51.5-inches in height, with an overall diameter of 27-inches.

Price: $8,000

191-122




Hanging Wall Shelves
Rosewood...old surface
Mid Nineteenth Century



To describe the sculptural ornamentation, the sophisticated contours and profiles are a challenge as is capturing the aggregate form with camera...suffice to say that every leading edge of this bow front graduated case of shelves is molded and shaped. The shelves are let into a dato joint; condition is fine as is patina.
(Height: 45-inches; width: 26 1/8-inches; deepest shelve measures 7.25-inches.)

Price: $4,450

310-52






If you are interested in buying any of these items, please call (978) 597-8084 or email David Hillier at drh@aaawt.com or Lynn Morin at lfm@aaawt.com

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