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Eagle, Carved and Gilt
American
Second Half 19th Century



This example is displayed in standard pilothouse form, perched on a rockery, carved in the round with outstretched head and neck, ready for flight displaying well defined feet and talons, spread wings, incised plumage, and open beak with tongue. The wings appear to catch the soaring draft as if the great American symbol is about to leap into flight. This example remains in good condition; old professional repairs where wings join body; gold over several layers of paint.
(Height: 17 inches; wing span: 40 inches; depth (tail to beak): 21.5 inches)

$7,425

816-14








Eagle, Cast Iron
American
Second Half 19th Century - SOLD



This example with outstretched and turned head, perched on rockery, features a wonderfully oxidized surface with traces greenish-blue, almost verdigris paint.
(Height: 5 inches; wing span: 10.5 inches; depth: 4.25 inches)

384-27 - SOLD




Large Carved Cat on Base
Circa 1946

Large carved cat similar to old Egyptian sculptures. Mahogany. Measures 20.5-inches by 6-inches. Done by "Millie the Chisler" in Michigan, a known carver who was featured in some of the local newspapers.

$3,750

125-18




Standing Lion



19th century, carved standing lion. Wonderfully executed. Walnut. Measures 8-inches by 8.5-inches. From the Garabish Collection.

$1,850

125-4






Carved Horse on Platform



Measures 25.75-inches in height, 26-inches in width and 11.5-inches in depth.

$10,750

125-40










Cat Sitting on Brick Wall
Late 19th – Early 20th Century

Carved cat sitting on a brick wall with one paw up and tail down. Glass eyes. Unpainted. Measures 9-inches by 5.5-inches.

$2,195

125-10




Bird with taxidermist eyes...
Cork, Tin And Paint
Anonymous



As depicted, with painted body, painted tin beak and legs. Generally excellent with only minor imperfections.
(Height: 8.5 inches; length: 9 inches; width: 3 inches.)

$765

124-85








Standing Lion
Late 19th – Early 20th Century



Carved and painted folky lion with furry mane, whiskers and rope tail. Measures 11-inches by 12-inches.

$2,850

125-11






Sitting Cats
By Bradley & Hubbard



Dimensions: 7.375-inches by 4.875-inches.
Condition very good.
Ref P. 112, "The Doorstop Book" By John & Nancy Smith.

$835
533-21

$835
533-22




Three Carved and Painted Swallows in Flight



Condition: minor chips, two birds have repairs.
Dimensions of each: approximately 6 by 5-inches.

$675

514-172






Painted Bird
On Tree Trunk - SOLD



Carved and painted bird rests on mock tree trunk. Bird measures 6-inches in height, and the stand measures 12-inches in height.

125-16 - SOLD




Folk Carving of a Bird
Anonymous
Painted - SOLD




Carved and painted three dimensional bird, possibly a Thrush, there is a signature or monogram in black paint on the bottom. The surface is good with a nice patina; typical little dings and wear including beak...as depicted. There is no restoration and the bird measures 8-inches in length. (Height: 3.25 inches; width: 1.75 inches.)

171-58 - SOLD



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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