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19th Century Small Footed Treen Bowl
In natural surface



Dimensions: 2.5-inches high, 5.5-inch diameter.

Price: $595

775-260






Painted Cricket Bench
Original Blue Paint
New England
19th Century - SOLD



The rectangular top with neatly chamfered edges and appropriate overhang raised on legs having crisply cut high Gothic-arch cutouts; the aprons are scratch beaded. Terrific surface; square nailed...white pine.
Height: 8 inches; length: 22 inches; depth: 7.5 inches.

175-43 - SOLD







Rare Parian Bust
George Peabody (1795-1869)
Attributed to Worcester
In excellent original condition with height of 12-inches



Peabody, veteran of the War of 1812, entrepreneur, philanthropist and founder of the Peabody Institute at South Danvers, Massachusetts. (Now Peabody, Massachusetts) See The Parian Phenomenon by Richard Dennis; figure 670.

Price: $1,075

232-116










Wood Flute / Fife
Brass Caps
19th Century



Wooden flute / fife with scribed brass end pieces.
Old dry surface.
Dimensions: 15-inches long.

Price: $165

110-326






Painted Tabletop Box
Smoke Decoration...against mustard yellow
Circa 1830
Poplar



The dramatically canted sides on a protruding base raised on small turned turnip shaped feet that are mortised through the base; carved vertical glue blocks join the sides which are attached by screws to the base. Lovely...great surface and overall condition. (Height: 3.5 inches; width: 11.375 inches; depth: 11.5 inches.)

Price: $1,575

573-12








Wrought Iron Fork



Dimensions: 13-inches long.

Price: $650

348-196






Early Nantucket Basket signed ELV



Basket retains traces of yellow paint, overall condition very good.
Dimensions: 13.5-inch height to handle, 8-inch height to rim, 10.5-inch diameter.

Price: $1,075

573-32








Paddy & Pig Mechanical Bank - SOLD



Dimensions: 8-inches high, 7-inches wide, 3.25-inches deep.

536-6 - SOLD









Miniature Red Painted Basket



Dimensions: 6.25-inches high at handle, 7.5-inches wide, 6.75-inches deep.

Price: $795

573-22






Paint Decorated
Dome-Top Box
Circa 1825
Poplar



All panels with full coverage vinegar graining; the green decoration within faux inlayed and banded moldings. The box is of dovetail construction and retains original iron hardware. Some minor "in-use" dings and losses as depicted...mentioned for accuracy; overall-very good condition. (Height: 11.25 inches; width: 27 inches; depth: 13.5 inches.)

Price: $1,650

260-32







Enameled Mounted Opera Glasses
Palmer, Bachelder & Co.
Boston, MA - SOLD



Pair of enamel mounted opera glasses marked "Palmer, Bachelder & Co / Boston" on the abalone eyepieces, carved abalone adjustment wheel, brass fittings; enamel hunt scenes in pink and gray; in original maroon velvet drawstring bag. Excellent condition.
Dimensions: 3-inches long, 4-inches wide.

335-96 - SOLD








Polychrome 19th Century Cheese Basket



Splints painted chrome yellow, bittersweet, blue and green, dry original surface.
Excellent condition.
Dimensions: Diameter 11.75-inches, 6.25-inch height.

Price: $1,950

573-18






Lacquered Snuff Box
Painted Scene within Brass Bezel
19th Century



Depicted is a hunter with long arm, wearing game bag; at the ready is the hunter's retriever with quarry in mouth, while before the hunter lay previously retrieved game, hinged lid; very good condition with only minor edge wear and loss.
Dimensions: 1-inch high, 3.25-inches wide, 2-inches deep.

Price: $345

400-17








Empire Style Miniature Chair



Miniature Empire style chair with scrolled arms. The back has an MOP inlay and marquetry, and the embroidered seat cushion has two terriers decoration. The chair remains in overall good condition. Measures 13.5-inches in overall height, 9-inches in width and 5.25-inches in depth.

Price: $950

514-118







Rare Pine Miniature Blanket Chest
In red paint
Pennsylvania
Circa 1820



This miniature chest with two drawers has circular brasses and bracket feet. The chest descended in the Sharpless Family of Chester County, Pennsylvania. Measures 7.25-inches in height, 10.5-inches in width and 6.25-inches in depth.

Price: $2,175

605-31







Cast Iron Toy Mack Truck - SOLD



The truck measures 13-inches in length, 4.75-inches in height and 4.375-inches in depth.

606-5 - SOLD










Pin Cushion Make-Do



19th Century Embroidered pincushion on an early glass lamp base
Dimensions: 5-inches tall with a 3.5-inch diameter.

Price: $235

573-21







Brown Iron Bank
With Sparkle Roof



Measures 4-inches in height, 3.25-inches in width and 2.75-inches in depth.

Price: $375

460-4






Small Red Paint Decorated Box



Measures 3.25-inches in height, 9.25-inches in width and 6.25-inches in depth.

Price: $195

605-10







Vinegar Paint Decorated Box



Paint remains in excellent condition. An early pull is attached to the top of the box. The interior is lined in 19th century wallpaper, and there is a till inside as well. Measures 13.375-inches in length, 7-inches in depth and 6-inches in height.

Price: $1,650

384-10







Cutlery Box
In blue paint...
Second-Half 19th Century



The open handhold dividing board centering the canted sides resting on projecting ash base; all edges are molded.
Wonderful blue paint. Height: 4.25 inches; width: 12 inches; depth: 9 inches.)

Price: $650

492-19






Wedding Shadowbox
Mixed media...wax, fabric and paint
Nineteenth Century



Oval bentwood box secured with riveted iron band; robin's egg blue exterior; dark blue interior features wreath of white wax buds on green wax stems with fabric leaves around a bower of paste-buds centered by the painted composition figures of a bride and groom, there are also several fabric flowers under the glass cover that has been sealed with wax along the edges. Minor imperfections. (8.5-inches by 6.75-inches by 1.75-inches.)

Price: $1,400

413-2







Carved Pantry Box



This outstanding pantry box was probably used as a trinket box. The lid is decorated similar to early powder horns and has a great patina; carvings of a landscape with trees, a well, a building, a stylized American flag and the initials "RB" repeated three times. Between the largest set of initials there is what may be a stylized Masonic square and compass. This motif is also repeated beside the flag. The side of the lid is decorated with carved crosshatching and the initials "CD." There are two chips in the top of the lid and cracks following the grain on the side of the lower half. (Approximately 7 ¾-inches diameter x 3 ½-inches high.)

Price: $1,950

293-1







Outstanding Hairwork Brooch
Flowers and sprigs centered by heart
Circa 1843



Engraved on the back of the rolled gold pin-back oval brooch with beveled glass is the name "Ann M. Chenault." This piece is remarkable for its thick weave hairwork...a hair wreath manipulated, knotted and coiled to resemble a variety of lush three-dimensional flowers, leaves and sprays centered by a small hair heart. The hair, mostly in shades of brown and blonde remains in fine condition. (1 7/8 by 2 3/8-inches.)

Price: $1,450

MIN-16






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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