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Bell Carving with Drapery



Measures 61-inches in length and 32-inches in height.

Price: $14,000

556-9






Charming Cast Iron Boy



This charming circa 1870 Victorian cast iron boy/cherub has been attributed the Fiske Foundry and we believe him to have originally been part of a garden fountain. He is a high quality decorative piece with an excellent surface that stands alone quite nicely to decorate either home or garden. There are single holes in each foot where he had been attached to his original stand.
Dimensions: 35-inches tall.

Price: $3,500

MCB11








Indian Squaw Tobacconist’s Figure
Anonymous
Circa 1880-1900



A small trade stimulator with headdress and costume suggesting identity...otherwise here face is more western than the stereotypical Indian maiden’s face. This delightful carving has a great attitude from any viewing angle and is in old paint; she stands atop the original base created from the full tree trunk of which it was carved. (Height: 41.5-inches; base measures: 13 by 12-inches.)

Price: $38,000

589-5








19th Century Tobacconist Figure
In rarely encountered-original nineteenth century paint...
Probably New York City
Anonymous



The surface integrity of this figure is without compromise...having only the typical rubs and minor surface losses. The patina is excellent as is overall condition. There is the often encountered tight fissure on her back that was filled and colored many years ago; caused by shrinkage and a very narrow fissure on her left proper cheek. This terrific example stands at 5-feet.

Price: $39,500

ERN116











19th Century Boot Maker’s Trade Sign - SOLD



Measures 22.75-inches by 29.5-inches by 2.25-inches.

DOS54 - SOLD






Hanging Candle Holder
Pine & Birch
New England
18th Century



Turned candle sockets with incised decoration. Measures 37-inches long and 12 3/8-inches wide.

Price: $8,500

175-10



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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