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SUPERBLY...Paint Decorated
Trinket Box
Maryland
Circa 1830-1840



As depicted, rectangular box; the lid decorated with basket of fruits and foliage above initials M.E.L within a red border trimmed in of white. The sided with decorated roundel devices; front with scrolled leafy decoration-all against lovely green painted ground; base with applied canted ripple molding. The interior with reverse painted glass set into lid; cracked at corner. (11 by 7 by 5-inches.)

Price: $5,950

605-53









Diminutive Blue Cast Iron Planter



Nice small size cast iron planter painted robins egg blue.
Dimensions: 7-inches high, 8-inch diameter.

Price: $875

201-209






Case Of Drawers
19th Century
Poplar and pine



The slightly protruding top over a case containing 8-drawers; all dovetail construction...the case is raised on a projecting bottom board with applied molding. A section of side base molding is missing; replaced brasses...old stained surface. (22.25-inches tall by 15.25-inches wide by 9.25-inches deep.)

Price: $875

171-59









Staved Firkin
Bentwood handle, tapered fingers
Great Paint-SUGAR
Mid-19th Century - SOLD



A pine stave sugar bucket with three bands, each with tapered finger; fitted lid and swing handle pivoting on wooden pins with button terminus. The yellow lettering against red ground has a very nice patina; great condition. (Height at handle: 17 inches; height: 11.75 inches; base diameter: 12.25 inches.)

775-326 - SOLD








Queen Anne
Cutting Board



A rare small size dining table board of exceptional profile and wood grain.
(7.125 x 11.25 x .25 inches.)

Price: $1,395

191-232






Painted Tin Document Box
19th Century



Painted tin box, large red rose flanked by several buds on front of box, lid has red and yellow stripes and squiggles, brass swing handle. (Depth 3 ¾-inches, Height 5-inches, Width 9 ½-inches.)

Price: $1,175

336-26







Rare Oversized Early 19th Century Tin Parade Noise Maker



Dimensions: 19.75-inches long, 6.25-inch diameter.

Price: $875

348-209







Painted Tin Apple Basket
Attributed to the Filley Shop
Bloomfield, Connecticut



Painted lobed apple basket with white border having vermillion fruit and green leafs, asphaltum on crystallized tin, overall very good. (12 ½-inches x 12 ½-inches, height: 2-inches.)

Price: $1,175

336-25







Pair
Strap hinges with spade and undulating finial...
18th Century



27.375-inches long; pintols are blacksmith made but not contemporary to hinges.

Price: $1,250

754-1






Semi-Mechanical Rooster Bank - SOLD



Dimensions: 6-inches high.

536-11 - SOLD






Tin Hanging Wall Box
Embossed Decoration



Hanging one drawer stamped tin wall box, some light rust, drawer pull has been replaced. Height 7-inches, Depth 2 ¼-inches, Width 8 ¼-inches.)

Price: $1,195

336-37








Octagonal Enamel Box
Depicting an 18th Century couple



The box is signed on the bottom.
Dimensions: 1-inch high, 2.5-inches wide, 2.375-inches deep.

Price: $600

230-49









An Early Trammel-Peg Rack
Late 18th-Early 19th Century
Ash - SOLD



This beautifully made device served an unknown utility, probably in the keeping room; perhaps for drying small towels or herbs, or even hanging aprons. The device is expertly made of ash; beautifully laid out and constructed...molded, carved and mortised and tenoned. This piece, with great patina, measures 18-inches in height and 16.25-inches in arm length.

424-5 - SOLD







Union Leader Tobacco Tin



Dimensions: 4.5-inches high, 3.5-inches wide, 1-inch deep.

Price: $195

468-35






Carved Hanging Shelf



Dimensions: 24-inches high, 14.25-inches wide, 3.5-inches deep.

Price: $1,250

336-39






Painted Dome Top Box
Pine
Possibly Sweden
Circa 1800



The box has been painted with flowers, in shades of red, gold and white. There is a faint inscription on the inside of the lid. The box measures 5.25-inches in height, 12.25-inches in width and 7.25-inches in depth.

Price: $1,085

605-14








Large Painted Oval Box
With initials on lid



Measures 6.25-inches in height, 15.75-inches in width and 11.75-inches in depth.

Price: $1,450

231-11








Black Emery Head
19th Century - SOLD



Measures 1-inch in diameter.

775-207 - SOLD






Cast Iron Cupola Still Bank
In red & white paint



Measures 5.25-inches in height, 3.75-inches in width and 3.25-inches in depth.

Price: $225

460-8







Red Painted Game Board
Double-sided - SOLD



Measures 11.25 by 12.75-inches.

191-202 - SOLD







Miniature Wash Basin
Circa 1820 - SOLD



Measures 2.25-inches in height.

702-9 - SOLD






Brass Two Draw Telescope
Leather Grip



A two draw brass telescope with brown leather grip; screw cap; no markings but possibly London. The telescope measures 16-inches extended, and 6.75-inches closed.

Price: $325

459-14






Masonic Box
Mahogany with ivory, light and dark wood inlays...
Interior lined with silk...
Probably Pennsylvania
Circa 1795-1815 - SOLD



Dimensions: Height: 6.5-inches; width: 13 1/16-inches; depth 6 11/16-inches. The secondary wood is poplar.

For additional Masonic material, please click here.

980-37 - SOLD









"Always Did 'spise A Mule"
Mechanical Bank
J. & E. Steven
Circa 1879 - 1900 - SOLD



Having a jockey mounted on mule and title on top of base, bottom marked "PATD APR 22 / 1879." Excellent action, trap appears to be replacement, 60% paint coverage. (Approximately 10 ¼-inches l x 8 ¼-inches high.)

514-7 - SOLD









Copper Tea Kettle
By C. Keifer
Lancaster, PA
Circa 1848



(Approximately 11 ½-inches high to handle.)
Gooseneck spout, two-piece dovetailed body, lap seamed base, brass mushroom finial, swing handle, very shallow dents scattered throughout, overall wonderful condition. Signed on top of the handle "C.KIEFER." Kiefer appears on the Lancaster, PA tax rolls in 1848.

Price: $1,750

292-3





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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