Maple Treen Plate
The plate has a diameter of 6.75-inches.
Price: $345
EAS432
"United" Redware Plate
Measures 12-inches in diameter.
Price: $6,250
262-1
Pair of Carved Men's Shoes
Both shoes measure 11.5-inches in length.
Price: $2,250
176-27
Decorated Oval Horn Bowl
Larger than most...
Having sharply canted sides and best scratch decorated compass-work.
In fine condition with a couple flea bites and one small rim imperfection.
(10.75 by 6.5 by 2.75-inches.)
Price: $4,250
501-14
Oblong Nantucket Basket
Made and signed by, Mitchell Ray (1870-1956)
Nantucket, Massachusetts
Circa 1920 - SOLD
Clinton Mitchell “Mitchy” Ray, a third generation basket-maker signed this squared and carved wood swing handle example centered on the finely woven Nantucket basket having a wood bottom. Base signed "Made by Mitchell Ray, Nantucket, Mass". The staves are made of oak and woven with cane; half round hoops of oak and cane are single wrapped with cane. The handle is affixed to basket by hand cut brass ears that are pinned to the early type handle.
(Height: 3 3/8-inches; add 2.5-inches for handle...basket measures 6 5/8 by 5-inches.)
JET12 - SOLD
Pair of Paris Porcelain Urns
One depicting the Surrender of General Burgoyne at Saratoga...the other, Oliver Hazard Perry transferring his colors from the damaged Lawrence to the Niagara during the Battle of Lake Erie...
These urns are decorated with scenes from American history. One urn seems to be loosely based upon Trumbull’s “Surrender of General Burgoyne at Saratoga”, depicting one officer (incongruously wearing a blue coat) surrendering his sword to another. The second urn depicts Oliver Hazard Perry transferring his colors from the damaged Lawrence to the Niagara during the Battle of Lake Erie. Oddly, the flag has been left blank in both scenes. On the reverse of each urn is a profile painting of a ship at sea.
Each urn stands approximately 13 ¼-inches and is richly gilded. The handles are in the form of swans; gilt shows some rubbing and one swan is sans a beak. Typically these urns were made in two parts-joined with a threaded rod and nut...time and constant movement frequently compromise the method of fastening . At some point in its history an owner applied a liberal dose of white glue to the interior “correcting” the problem. We mention this as due diligence; the remedy does not effect the quality or integrity in any way and fortunately such glue is water soluble and can therefore be removed.
Price: $9,995
RS466
Late Nineteenth To Early Twentieth Century Cavalry Stable
Complete with six horses on platform, all with original saddles. The horses are generally in very good "played with" condition with only minor losses to tack and some mane loss. Stable has six stalls and six hay feeding devices on the wall; wall cupboard on back wall left side. The stable is finished with a blonde stain, trimmed in red, with a gray painted frame on base. Stable itself in fine condition, sans a 2.375-inch piece of molding on the cavalry stable sign that is missing. Overall measurements are 32.25 by 12.5 by 15.25 inches.
Price: $5,850
808-8
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