Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden
After Thomas Cole
Anonymous, circa 1830-1860
This outstanding work displays both folk and academic aesthetic, it is a copy of Thomas
Cole’s [English-born, American, Hudson River School Painter, 1801-1848]. original
work, painted in 1828, entitled Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, now resides at the
Amon Carter Museum in Ft. Worth, Texas; collection of Ima Hogg. The work remains on
original stretcher within original gilt frame; relined, lightly cleaned, extremely minor
touches, overall excellent condition.
$8500.00
1280-1
Painting, Scripture Painting, Christ Preaching to the Innocents
Probably Hudson Valley Religious School, possibly Dutch Provencal School
Artist Anonymous, Early to Mid-18th Century
Painting on board, frame is molded & painted with carved & gilt decorated liner
The painting recently conserved and in overall good condition. The frame is period to the painting and likely its original frame. The frame with restoration to three tenon on reverse to stabilize mortise and tenon joints and to liner, front right facing. (Frame: 24.5 by 19.75”, sight-size: 18.5 by 13.75”)
$5,995
107-248
19th Century Folk Art, The Unwelcome Guest, Girl Holding Rose with Dog
By D.B.S. Lyons, Watercolor on Thin Brushed Cotton, Mounted on Paper
The picture is mounted within reddish-brown painted and splined frame.
(Frame: 5.125" x 5.125"; view: 3.125" x 3.125")
$2,085.00
632-80
Antique Folk Art Watercolor, Plenty in Chariot Pulled by Lions
Anonymous, first quarter of 19th century
Watercolor on paper
An allegorical female is sitting in a chariot drawn by two lions, she is holding a bunch of
grapes and a cornucopia; representing plenty. Likely after an etching or mezzotint titled
PLENTY or PLENTY and PEACE all over the World by P. Gally (1805-1820)
The hand may be compared to Betsy Lathrop (Active NYS, circa 1810-1812) or Eunice
Pinney (1770-1849). Good condition with typical minor toning and foxing.
(Frame: 14" x 14"; view: 12.75" x 12.75")
$1,685.00
1310-7
Vintage Folk Art, Pastel of Cat Named Pumpkin
Anonymous, First Half of 20th Century
(Frame: 19.25" x 11.5"; view: 17.25" x 9.5")
$950.00
1283-64
Antique Folk Art Watercolor, Girl with Cat, Miniature
American School, circa 1860
A large gray tiger cat atop table, is company for the young girl wearing red necklace, blue dress and
slippers. (There is an old .75-inch tear at upper right corner; original black painted frame;
frame: 3.5" x 3.25"; view: 3" x 2.5")
$495.00
1283-34
Antique Pastel, Mischievous Puppy with Lace Kerchief
Anonymous, Circa 1870
Fluffy bright-eyed puppy plays with textile of colorful carpet
(Fine condition, mounted with period gilt frame frame-21.75" x 18" x 2.25")
$2,100.00
1280-3
Painting, French, Cart Dog with Chickens and Produce, Likely Dutch-Belgium
1878, Illegibly Signed
Oil on Mahogany Panel
In the circle of Henriette Ronner-Knip, see page 289, plate 428 of William Secord’s Dog Painting – The European Breeds (The Antique Collectors’ Club, 2000)
(Original condition, frame is not original; 13 by 11.5”)
$375
659-103
Harrison Cady, Watercolor, Nuns on Snowy Path, Signed and Dated 1928
Painted on academy board, unframed; 20.25 x 15.5"
Harrison Cady (1877-1970) was a noted illustrator, born in Gardner, Massachusetts and best known for
his works in Bedtime Stories, a daily newspaper created by book and magazine writer Thornton W.
Burgess. Burgess conceived the character of Peter Rabbit (not to be confused with Beatrix Potter’s
creation of the same name), and each of these Bedtime Stories was illustrated with a drawing by Cady,
who had illustrated some of Burgess magazine stories as early as 1911. His work was published in LIFE,
the Saturday Evening Post, Country Gentleman, and the Ladies Home Journal. Cady's etchings were
included in Fine Prints of the Year (1930) and are in the collections of The Library of Congress. He was a
member of the American Society of Etchers and the American Watercolor Society. He also exhibited at
the National Academy.
$625.00
1272-1
Painting, Folk Art, Observation Tower in Seaport Town, Artist Unknown
New England, Circa 1850
By the same hand as that published in The Flowering of American Folk Art
Oil on canvas, with stencil of Goupil & Co., New York, on verso
See The Flowering of American Folk Art by Jean Lipman and Alice Winchester, (1974) page 60, plate 75. Also, Folk Paintings of America by Robert Bishop (1979)
Page 60, plate 80; captioned as: Seaport Town, artist unknown, oil on canvas, c.1840. Its monumental scale indicates that the artist probably looked upon it as a very important structure in the bustling harbor. (Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kahn) The companion picture is again found in Young America, A Folk Art History by Jean Lipman, Elizabeth Warren and Robert Bishop, page 71.
(Generally good condition other than a 13" crease caused by stretcher pressure one inch from bottom; the work is mounted within a spool and ripple-molded walnut and walnut veneered frame of the period; excellent grain; could use a cleaning. Frame: 31.25 by 25.5", sight-size: 22.5 by 17")
$5,250
925-14
Eagle Painted on Board, Original Condition, Dry Patina
Anonymous
19th Century
White pine
Powerful, iconic symbol with outstretched wings perched on scrolling device
(Sign fragment mounted within carved frame measuring 17 by 20.75", 14 by 17.75" sight-size)
$2,995
935-7
Locomotive, Mixed Media Painting, Hinkley & Dury's Works, Boston
Fitchburg Railroad
American, 19th Century, Signed T.F. Ramsay 1877 to 1888 (Lower right)
Painted pigment, applied gilt foil paper accents and wood rail on academy board
Holmes Hinkley and Gardner P. Drury built stationary engines and began building locomotives 1840. According to inscriptions the locomotive was built in 1846, and later rebuilt at the Fitchburg Railroad repair shop in 1866. Period molded wood frame, gilt liner. (Good condition, subtle surface grime and stray marks; Frame: 20.5 by 15.5"; view: 16.5 by 11.5)
$1,725
232-314
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Antique Pastel, Kitten’s Quarry, Playing with Dispatched Chipmunk
Verso signed Miss. Frothingham, circa 1865
American School pastel on paper, depicting a gray tabby
kitten pouncing on a chipmunk on a wooden floor…SOLD
The work was long ago sealed (reversible) in glass backed with lose newspaper;
Boston Evening Transcript, December 4, 1865 between glass and backboard. The
picture remains in fine original condition.
(frame-21.25" x 17.75" x 1.25"; site-15.25" x 13.5)
SOLD
1280-5
Painting, Race Horse, Hiram Drew, born 1860
Circa 1860's
Oil on Canvas - SOLD
Folk style profile painting of a chestnut horse with three socks and a blaze standing on turf with mountains and forest in background, in a period frame. Reverse of canvas is stenciled "GOUPIL'S / 772 / BROADWAY, NY." There are two small patches on reverse, some minor areas of in-painting to background, usual crackling. (Approximately 30" by 26" framed, view area approximately 23.75" by 19.5".)
SOLD
335-105
Painting, Watercolor on Velvet, Puppies, Folk Art, 19th Century
Anonymous
Wide eyed innocent cuties; strong color, period gilt frame - SOLD
(Frame: 18.5 by 13.5", sight-size: 15.25 by 10.25")
928-51 - SOLD
Painting, SPIRIT of 76, Revolutionary War, after Thompkins Matteson
In the circle of Thompkins Harrison Matteson (1813 to 1884)
Oil on Canvas
An iconic composition dating to the mid-19th century by an anonymous painter - SOLD
The loyal young patriot prepares to leave for military service, a soldier at the open door awaits his company while his wife is at is knees; mother hands him his sword; father is shown with bayoneted musket; an emotional life-defining moment for all.
This item just in, more information to follow, please call if interested.
(The picture is relined and remains on original stretcher; the frame measures: 30.5 by 35.75", sight-size: 23.5 by 28.75")
1039-31 - SOLD
Antique Painting, Black Americana, Waiting for Santa, Expectant Children with Chamber Stick
Anonymous, Late 19th Century
This item just in, more information to follow, please call if interested - SOLD
See Images in Black, 150 Years of Black Collectibles by Douglas Congdon-Martin, page 106, upper left.
“Lighting the Way for Santa Claus,” G.M. Auer & Co., Litho., New York. Perhaps this is the original illustration. (Very good condition; frame: 22 by 27”, sight-size: 16.5 by 21.5”)
201-448 - SOLD
Painting, Large Dog in Mountainous Landscape, NERO / DIED 1907
Great Paint Decorated Frame
A beloved pet, the composition rendered in oil on academy board - SOLD
(Excellent, poplar frame and backboard; frame: 22.75 by 28.75"; view: 18.75 by 23.75")
606-87 - SOLD
Painting, Autumn Landscape with Cows, William Preston Phelps, New Hampshire
Signed WP Phelps, William Preston Phelps (1848 to 1923)
Oil on Canvas - SOLD
Cattle pasturing on hillside, likely Mount Monadnock by "the painter of the Monadnock"
(Excellent condition, one tiny puncture repair; frame: 54.25 by 38.25", sight-size: 41.75 by 35.75")
879-31 - SOLD
Folk Painting of Deer, Twelve Point Buck, Oil on Pressed Paperboard
Painted by Mrs. William D. Salsgiver, Elberta, Michigan
Antique - SOLD
Mounted within mid-twentieth century frame, backboard signed
(Frame: 20.75 by 24.75", sight-size: 15.5 by 19.5")
1062-5 - SOLD
Folk Art Watercolor and Gouache, Dove in Flight
Anonymous
19th Century - SOLD
Mounted within period painted frame, not examined out of frame
(Frame: 13.5 by 10.5"; view: 9.5 by 6.5")
648-4 - SOLD
Small Girl with Rooster
Circa 1840-50 - SOLD
Western New York origin. Oil on canvas. Round painting with round frame. Primitive. Girl's head and body disproportionate and at odd angle. Painting has a 12-inch diameter.
125-32 - SOLD
On Point
Landscape with hunter and dog
Probably NYS
Nineteenth Century
Oil on Canvas - SOLD
As depicted, bird-dog on point within landscape with hunter approaching.
The canvas "prepared by W.F. Cheney-Canandaigua, NY. The picture is mounted on original stretcher and remains in good condition; some minor border losses at lower section. (Frame: 24 x 21 inches; view: 17.5 x 14.5 inches.)
231-31 - SOLD
Rooster Standoff
Possibly Boston Area
Late 19th Century
Oil on canvas - SOLD
As depicted, a pair of roosters "staring down" in defense of territory as hens watch. A partial label for Boston department store Houghton and Dutton is affixed to backboard. The picture remains on original stretcher and is mounted within carved, molded, and gesso-gilt frame that may be original. Fine original condition. (Frame: 20.5 x 14.5 inches; view: 15.75 x 9.75 inches.)
231-30 - SOLD
Bear on a Frozen Lake
2nd Half of the 19th Century
Hudson River School - SOLD
Bear on a frozen lake with hunters in waiting. New York State origin. Oval view area measures 17-inches by 23-inches. Frame measures 28-inches by 33-inches.
125-33 - SOLD
Farm Scene by Albert Webster Davies
Oil on artist board - SOLD
Dimensions: 29.25 by 23.25-inch frame, 23.5 by 17.5-inch sight-size.
137-22 - SOLD
Painting, Transportation Progress, Seal of Pennsylvania, Railroad vs. Stage Road
Anonymous, Likely 1870’s, possibly for the Centennial Exposition of 1876
Oil on canvas; wonderful palate - SOLD
The modern train speeds along a smooth track juxtaposing the abandoned broken-down Conestoga wagon and stagecoach on a treacherous wagon road; a bold stylized Pennsylvania state seal is displayed before a mountainous landscape flanked by a tavern and tunnel. (Original frame and backboard; frame has minor scattered in-painting; canvas is in very good condition. Frame: 35.5 by 43.5"; view: 29 by 37")
232-353 - SOLD
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