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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







Tin Cup
WIDE AWAKE
Second half nineteenth century



"Wide Awake" lettering done in gold powder stencil centering landscape with building; the oval is a colored lithograph transfer on foil...hand tipped within oval surrounded by "x"-like stars against the blue japanned ground. (Height: 3-inches.)

Price: $585

505-41







Stack of 7 Painted Boxes...6 Shaker - SOLD



In descending order, as depicted:
Light red length: 4-inches
Black length: 5.5-inches
Dark red length: 6.25-inches
White length: 8-inches
Dark blue length: 9.5-inches
Light blue length: 11.75-inches
Sage length: 13.75-inches.

706-6 - SOLD






Cased Surveyor's Compass
S. Thaxter and Son
Boston



As depicted...no sights.
Samuel Thaxter and his son, Joseph Helyer Thaxter, were partners at 125 State Street, Boston from 1822 to 1835 when the son died.
Case dimensions: 12.5-inches wide, 6-inches deep, 3-inches high.

Price: $865

505-42







Great Early Pantry Box with Stenciled "RED CHALK" Label



Blue-green pantry with a great dry oxidized surface and original stenciled paper label.
Dimensions: height 4.75-inches, 9.625-inch diameter

Price: $945

775-337








Outstanding Collection of Turned Chalices,
Goblets and Vases...
27 Various Miniature Forms
Holly Beach, New Jersey
Camden, New Jersey
By Joseph Jones
Circa 1893



Each base signed J. Jones with one signed Jos. Jones; most signed Holly Beach, New Jersey and one Camden. The wood used to create each piece is identified on the bottom with many dated 1893. Woods such as peach, dogwood, holly; white mahogany, cedar and cherry are among others used by the artist. We do not know if the competent Jones created these as souvenirs to be sold to tourists or if the work was a hobby. These highly successful forms range in height from 1.5-inches to 5 5/8-inches and remain in fine original condition.

Price: $1,250

579-21












Stack of Three Harvard Type Boxes



From smallest to largest, the boxes measure 1.5-inches high by 5.25-inches wide by 3.5-inches deep; 2.25-inches high by 5.25-inches wide by 4-inches deep; 2.5-inches high by 6.25-inches wide by 4.75-inches deep.

Price: $450

270-24






Brass Trivet with Masonic Symbols



Dimensions: 8.75-inches long, 1.25-inches high, 3.875-inches wide.

Price: $475

232-58




Paint Decorated Dome-Top Box
Worcester County, Massachusetts
Circa 1820-1830 - SOLD



This paint decorated rectangular dome-top box has a black ground embellished with neoclassical elements including gold and red arched feathers, drapery swags, and a meandering vine highlighted with red flowers on the domed-top. Boxes from this unknown shop have traditionally been assigned to Worcester, Sturbridge and Southbridge, Massachusetts...all known examples stylistically closely related. (Height: 8-inches; width: 20-inches; depth: 10-inches)

581-1 - SOLD








Footed Cup
Blue paint...
Early 19th Century - SOLD



A nicely turned treen mortar
Raised on a turned foot; incised.
Dimensions: 5-inches high, 3.75-inch diameter.

507-1 - SOLD






Early Covered Wooden Box in Attic Surface



Dimensions: 6.75-inches high, 15.75-inches wide, 10.75-inches deep.

Price: $850

348-214






Red Painted Swift



Dimensions: 24-inches high.

Price: $495

348-198




Hand Forged Skewers and Hanger
Possibly American
18th Century



A collection of six skewers of various gauges and lengths.
Dimensions: rack: 5.5-inches long; skewers range from 7.75 to 5.875-inches long.

Price: $1,950

424-3






Uncle Sam Mechanical Bank
Circa 1880's - SOLD



Dimensions: 11.5-inches high, 4.875-inches wide, 4-inches deep.

606-26 - SOLD










SALESMAN SAMPLE
WEBER FARM WAGON



An accurate miniature of the "standard for quality" in farm wagons.
Oyster-white painted wagon body; wheels with brass banding...complete with raised bench seat, foot rest, thills, rear gate and hand brake. Overall very good condition with no repairs or replacements. (Wagon is approximately 18-inches in length; overall: 30.5-inches long, 10.5-inches high, 7.75-inches wide.) A terrific example.

Price: $3,150

505-5







Wood & Iron Hand Tool



This hand tool has a drill bit in turned wood stop, and an iron handle with a hook on the end wrapped in yarn. Very good good contidion wih expected wear. Measures 9-inches in length.

Price: $975

348-24




Painted Storage Box with Bentwood Handle



Storage box with bentwood handle in dark blue paint. The box has straight lap seams and iron nails. There is a small break at bottom of the seam, and a crack in the bottom board, both of which are noted for accuracy. Measures 6.75-inches in height and 11-inches in diameter.

Price: $450

231-17






Group of Unframed Silhouettes



From left to right:

Silhouette
Unidentified Soldier
Dated 1792
- SOLD
Height: 4.5-inches.
176-91

Silhouette
Captain Joseph Buckeridge
Dated 1780
- SOLD
Height: 4.25-inches.
176-92

Silhouette
Brigadier General Anthony Wayne
Dated 1777
- SOLD
Height: 4.75-inches.
176-93






Two Door Painted Dolls Cupboard



The cupboard has grain painted panels and a single shelf. Good overall condition, with expected wear and a slight warp to the top. Measures 22.5-inches in height, 8.75-inches in width and 9-inches in depth.

Price: $3,400

348-65




The "Maine" Battleship
Cast Iron Bank



Measures 4.75-inches in height, 4.5-inches in length and 1.5-inches in width.

Price: $650

460-14








Blue Painted Choctaw Basket



Measures 27.5-inches in height.

Price: $1,500

381-65






London Single Draw Marine Telescope



Brass one draw telescope with black leather cover; marked on draw "MARINE INSTRUMENTS / LONDON & -----" (marks are worn;) slide works; very good condition, leather end cap may be replacement. The telescope measures 31.75-inches extended, and 29.25-inches closed.

Price: $450

459-12







Paint Decorated Dome Top Basswood Box with Initials



Approximately 22-inches l x 10-inches h x 12-inches w. Grain painted with slight dome top, basswood box; "NFM" painted in yellow on top of lid; iron lock painted black, brass keyhole cover; no paint on back side; interior very clean; solid w/ expected dents and scratches throughout. Known owner with family history available. VT origin.

Price: $2,750

514-36







Four-Drawer Utility
In Shaker Style



Two over two configuration in red stain; dovetailed and nailed drawer construction. Shows some in-use moisture compromise to the surface upper left top and one drawer, although overall construction is tight. Owner or maker stamp on back of one drawer "Fred. G?????".

Price: $1,950

514-53






Copper Tea Kettle
By W. B. Wadman
Boston, MA
Circa 1890



(Approximately 12-inches high to handle.)
Large kettle with extended bottom for stove or trivet, lap seam construction, brass finial, gooseneck spout, soldering along bottom join and where spout joins body. Swing handle marked "W. B. WADMAN / MAKER / 1013. WASHINGTON ST / BOSTON.", c. 1890 - 1910.

Price: $450

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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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