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Workbox, Schoolgirl, Paint Decorated
New England, probably Massachusetts
Classic decoration, fitted interior
Signed, "E.C.J.K.-1821" - SOLD



Good condition; small wedge of veneer missing; easily restored.
(Height: 4.25 inches; width: 12 inches; depth: 8 inches.)

191-309 - SOLD










Watercolor and Ink Family Record
Catalogue Of The Family Of Mr. Jacob Tyler
By William Batchelder
1791



This family register records both marriages of Jacob Tyler. It is somewhat unusual in that both of his wife's and the children produced by each marriage are recorded together. The work is neatly compartmentalized and colorful with ink and watercolor borders and drawings ornamenting the piece. The paper has folds and some separations within the creases; evenly toned with colors remaining quite bright. The work is archival mounted and was framed by Perry Hopf. (Frame: 14.75 x 25.25 inches; view: 12.25 x 22.75 inches.)

Jacob Tyler Family Record

Captain Jacob Tyler was born in Boxboro, Massachusetts on April 16, 1728. He was the son of Jacob and Abigail (Foster) Tyler. He first married Abigail Bridges of Andover, Ma. and they had two children; Jacob and Abigail.

Please email David Hillier or Lynn Morin for additional information.

$6,625

536-21









Framed Girls Penmanship Calligraphy
"Presented to Miss Hannah"



Dimensions: 25 by 19.75-inch frame, 21 by 15.625-inch view area.

$1,050

197-13










"Who Speaks First"
School Girl Drawing
Charlottesville Seminary
Signed and Dated, 1851
Sarah M. Daye



Charcoal drawing on blue paper of a girl feeding two dogs, inscribed in ink beneath the drawing "Who Speaks First" and signed in ink in the lower right beneath the art, "Sarah M. Daye / Charlottesville Seminary / 1851," there is a correction, obviously made at the time with a scraper, to the "S" in "Speaks," in a gilt wood frame, not examined out of frame. (12-inches x 14 ¼-inches frame, 10-inches x 12 ¼-inches view.) Probably New York.

$975

448-17







Christ's Nativity, St. Matthew
Pen and ink
By Samuel Lunt, age 10, of Newbury, Massachusetts



This piece was done by Samuel Lunt in the East School of Essex County.
Dimensions: 20.75 by 15.75-inch frame, 11.75 by 14.75-inch sight-size.

$2,000

232-76







Barbara Ann Groff's Hair Book 1863 - SOLD



A wonderful example of 19th century women's friendship tokens.
Red leather bound book with 16 pages of family and friend's hair mementoes.
Dimensions: 8 by 6.625-inches.

553-38 - SOLD








Morrell Family Record
Maine
Circa 1806
Watercolor, ink, and gold powder paint on paper



As depicted, finely detailed, neatly compartmentalized and mounted within period frame with original backboard. Ebenzar Morrell and Sarah Hanson were married in 1790 and produced five children. The work is now conservation mounted. Toning, stains and small losses. (Frame: 12.75 x 16.75 inches; view: 10.75 x 14.75 inches.)

$1,275

536-22








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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