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Sep 3rd, 2010
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Small Sampling of Our Native Americana Vignette, with Details of Each Piece



Background, left to right:
Navajo Coiled Tray
Basket
Circa 1900


As depicted, generally excellent condition with only minor imperfections. (Diameter: 14.5-inches.)
Price: $1,275
694-3


Native American Indian Oval Tray
Abstract Eagle Design
California
Circa 1900


As depicted, coiled bundles; excellent condition. (16 by 17.5-inches.)
Price: $8,125
570-97


Classic Weaving
Germantown, Moqui (Moki) Blanket
Navajo
Circa 1880-1890


Germantown wool featuring red and white crosses on an alternating dark blue and purple striped ground. Some minor restoration and extremely minor fugitive color. (35 by 65-inches.)
Price: $6,885
605-38


Chippewa Bandolier
Beaded Canvas
Floral Design
Circa 1895
44-Inches
A Chippewa thread sewn beadwork on canvas bandolier bag with wonderful sweeping floral imagery...


The work done in translucent green, amber, pea green, greasy yellow, pinks, cobalt; light blue, amber, rose, red white heart and corn yellow, against white seed bead ground. Pouch bordered with black velveteen and double-zigzag beadwork, cane beaded loops with green yarn tassels. The condition is very good with only minimal bead loss. (Tight detail images depicting areas of loss available by request.
Price: $3,600
232-7


Foreground, left to right:
Sioux Child's Hooded Coat
19th Century


Sioux child's hooded coat made of calf hide; dyed quill and bead decoration in form of eyes, ears, and tail, front and hood trimmed in blue cloth; two unmatched glass buttons; scattered fur loss; overall very good condition. - Approximately 28-inches long with attached "tail" approximately 12-inches long.
Price: $5,950
232-89


Native American Made Beaded Purse
Northern Plains, Probably Cree
Recycled...perhaps a child's leggings


Waste-not-want-not...during the period that we suspect this was made, circa 1900, we find many photographs depicting Indian women wearing beaded purses made of recycled materials-and why not! They were inspired by purses worn by tourists visiting the reservations.
Price: $1,350
832-11


Acoma Pueblo Jar
Circa 1920


A classic and beautiful polychrome olla vigorously decorated. This piece has a red neck interior, red slipped underbody; rag-wiped white slip, concave base and high shoulder. The decoration may be compared to the hand of Mary Hista; design is divided into three band including continuous bands of connected rectangles containing parallel lines, checkerboard blocks and cloud motif. The piece appears to be without compromise other than lip wear.
(Height: 10.75 inches; diameter (approx.) 11.5 inches.)
Price: $6,950
573-33


Beaded Bag
Depicting Native American on Horse
- SOLD
Dimensions: 13.75 by 15-inches.
347-7


Pair of Child's Moccasins

Dimensions of both: 5.5-inches long.
Price: $350
290-7


Mexican Pottery Mask

Dimensions: 9.5 by 7.5-inches.
Price: $200
419-1





From Our History Gallery Vignette, with Details of Each Piece



Background, left to right:
Militia Drum
Bass
2nd Q 19th C
American


Painted vignette with Patrotic Spreadwing Eagle clutching flag with unknows number of stars, (appears to be 20+ stars). Through view hole the number "1812" is written to indicate date, but this drum is more likely 2nd quarter; no maker's label; replaced ropes and tension pulls; otherwise original. A very hard to find 24.25-inches tall x 33-inch diameter.
Price: $3,950
977-20


Painted Militia Snare Drum
Possibly 1795-1818 (15-stars)


Painted with a gilt eagle clutching a brace of arrows and branches bearing an American shield surrounded by leafy decoration...all beneath 15-gilt stars having red highlighting all in strong color within a red border with off-white sunburst centering the decoration. The body of this wood drum with faux graining resembling rosewood remains in fine condition as do the red painted bands. The drum is accompanied by a conforming glass insert accommodating use as a table; roping appears to be period and possible original. We note that the bottom skin is torn with all else fine. (Height: 18 inches; diameter: 16.5 inches.)
Price: $11,685
612-36


Powder Horn
Early 19th Century


As depicted, a large horn measuring approximately 12.5-inches in length; walnut plug with brass hardware; brass ferrule at spout.
An old brass screw at spout end for affixing strap.
Dimensions: 12-inches long.
Price: $400
698-5


Springfield Model 1869
Cadet Rifle


Caliber: 50/70.
Serial number 214 marked twice on barrel with the first 300 units issued to the US Military Academy at West Point; 29-5/8-inch round barrel. Standard Springfield markings on beveled lockplate, which is dated 1863. Breechblock is marked "1870 / eagle head over crossed arrows / US". Very good condition; mechanically excellent.. Metal is mostly smoky gray-plumb-brown fading to gray; wood is fine; no cartouche evident. The trigger guard was retrofitted by Bannerman or Springfield Armory as most were; original cadets had no swing swivel.
Price: $1,465
308-190


Civil War Snare Drum - SOLD


War of 1812
Regimental Knapsack
Circa 1812-1815
- SOLD


Foreground, left to right:
Engraved Powder Horn
Ship "AMERICA"
Circa 1782


As depicted, American eagle, ship, flag and shield and the ship's name-AMERICA. The ship was launched in 1782; horn recently discovered at Elks Neck, Maryland at the northern tip of the Chesapeake Bay. Excellent condition. (Length: 15-inches.)
Price: $9,145
605-45


American Revolutionary War Fusel
Barrel appears to have two Board of Ordnance marks...


Like most American made long arms of the period this weapon is made from locally manufactured parts and parts scavenged off of other pieces. The barrel appears to have two Board of Ordnance marks. The brass trigger guard omits the lower screw used by the English and has no hole for the rear sling and the trigger has the curl often found on American made pieces. The side plate is the two screw rounded form. The stock is made of walnut. The banana lock is similar to other American made locks of the period. It cocks, but does not fire.
Price: $5,150
486-4


American Short Saber

Reflecting the need to produce weapons quickly and on a limited budget this blacksmith made 39.5-inch short saber with a 29.5-inch clipped point blade offers only the slotted knuckle bow and crudely checkered bone handle as artistic flourishes. The blade and iron "D" guard show pitting and some light rust as is to be expected.
Price: $3,995
486-1


Blacksmith Made Hanger

Brass "D" guard hilt with a horn grip, 28-inches overall, gently curved blade with triple fullers. Probably American made.
Price: $2,200
486-2


Model 1872 Kepi
Brass Coronet Insignia


Dark blue wool body with tarred leather brim and leather strap with brass buttons.
Evidence of some very minor moth damage; interior has sweat band and no other lining. The brim stitching has been reinforced; there is a half-inch crack in leather close to brass button with other side having some thread loss. Losses to edge binding on brim, however...the hat displays well.
Price: $975
110-298


Powder Horn
Carved spout and throat
Circa 1760


Engraved with town scenes, forts, boat and man.
Original plug and good patina. Approximately 12-inches.
Price: $6,345
505-45





Small Selection of Primitive Vignette, with Details of Each Piece



Background, left to right:
A Large Chair-Table
OLD GREEN PAINT
New England...
Early 19th Century


The 54-inch pine top is constructed of three wide boards affixed to cleats and pivots on wood pins that are received at the rear of the horizontal arm rests. The top is of very generous proportions allowing for comfortable gatherings. The top is raised on square-to-baluster and ring turned posts on compressed ball feet joined by seat frame. Old green paint over original red; nice patina. Height: 27-inches.
Price: $18,875
127-7


Still Life With Watermelon and Pineapple
Large-scale oil on canvas
Late-Nineteenth Century
Artist Unidentified
- SOLD
The modeled fruits done in vibrant colors are casually scatted before and to the sides of the fluted glass compote on blue matt with yellow fringe spilling its bounty against a sienna ground. Notice the floating bunches of grapes. (Frame: 39.5 by 27.5-inches; view area: 35.5 by 23.5-inches.)
362-11


Foreground, left to right:
Stoneware Jug
Incised Bird...cobalt slip
New York


A hairline on lip has been mended.
Dimensions: 17-inches high.
Price: $6,325
505-31


A Large Painted Chair-Table
New England...found in Vermont
Late 18th Century


The 54-inch pine top with terrific scrubbed surface is of very generous proportions allowing for comfortable gatherings. The top retains its original tapered cleats and pivots on button ended wood pins that are received by the arms with scrolled handholds. The top is raised on baluster turned and square posts joined by double pinned seat frame and box stretcher. Old red paint over mustard yellow over original green. Height: 27-inches.
Price: $17,650
191-240





Eider Decoy
Second half 20th century...



As depicted, competently carved and painted with taxidermist eyes and nice old surface. (Length: 18 inches; height: 7 inches; width: 7 inches.)

333-112

Price: $785










Interior Domestic Scene
Family At Play
Oil on Board
English
Circa 1825



Detailed oil on mahogany board of a large family, including seven children ranging from an infant to an older teen and a mother and father, enjoying themselves in front of a coal fire, the children are playing with clay bubble pipes while the father plucks his fiddle and the mother looks on, with a large wicker sewing basket waiting beside her chair, paintings and other decorations hang on the walls, as does a map of Britain, there is a "turkey" rug on the floor, the initials - presumably those of the artist - "H. W." are written in black on the mantel, the painting is in a period gilt and gesso frame, the reverse of the painting is chamfered and has several inscriptions in chalk. (23 ¼-inches x 19 ¼-inches Framed, 13 ½-inches x 9 ½-inches View.)

333-114

Price: $7,975









Great Boxes Vignette, with Details of Each Piece



Center:
SUPERBLY...Paint Decorated
Trinket Box
Maryland
Circa 1830-1840


As depicted, rectangular box; the lid decorated with basket of fruits and foliage above initials M.E.L within a red border trimmed in of white. The sided with decorated roundel devices; front with scrolled leafy decoration-all against lovely green painted ground; base with applied canted ripple molding. The interior with reverse painted glass set into lid; cracked at corner. (11 by 7 by 5-inches.)
Price: $5,950
605-53


Clockwise, from top left:
Grain Painted
Slide Lid Box
First half Nineteenth Century


As depicted, a colorful box in fine condition; perhaps for ledger or other important book.
The molded lid travels within a dado joint. The bold brown and yellow graining has red highlights. Great condition. (Height: 17.25 inches; width: 8.75 inches; depth: 2.75 inches)
Price: $865
231-23


Early Box Decorated with Scenes of Boston

This 2nd quarter of the 19th century brass footed decorated box is both stenciled in gold and decorated with scenes of Boston, including Faneuil Hall. All four sides and top profusely decorated.
Dimensions: 6-inches tall, 12-inches long, 8.25-inches deep.
Price: $3,865
333-95


Turned and Painted
Map-Document Tube Box


As depicted, turned and painted green.
The lid has a shrinkage crack.
Dimensions: 15.25-inches high, 3.5-inch diameter.
Price: $495
231-26


Mahogany and Birch Slide Lid Box

Footed early 19th century slide lid box with birch top and beautifully grained mahogany base. The interior has been lined with wallpaper.
Dimensions: 2.75-inches high, 9.5-inches long, 5.5-inches deep.
Price: $1,400
333-97


Hudson River Valley Paint Decorated Box

The top of this five color box is decorated with a charming Hudson River Valley picnic and boating scene, circa 1830.
Condition: very good with minor paint loss.
Dimensions: 3.75-inches high, 9-inches long, 5.5-inches deep.
Price: $2,825
333-96


Mahogany Box with Inlay

19th Century bracket base mahogany box with delicate vine and star inlay.
Dimensions: 4.5-inches high, 9-inches long, 5.5-inches deep.
Price: $3,525
333-100




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