Candle Box in GREAT Surface,
Raised Panel Slide-lid, IHO - 1825
Anonymous, Fruitwood
Fitted with a sliding lid carved with raised panel; the case with applied and integral molded edge. The backboard continuing to a fabulously shaped crest pierced for hanging. (Small imperfection to lower back corner, minor and few beetle borings;
Best oxidized salmon/red paint. Height:17"; width: 7.25"; depth: 3.25")
$1,275.00
1256-33
Pipe Box, Hanging, Shaped & Pierced Backboard, Drawer, Original Surface
Connecticut or Rhode Island, Circa 1770-1820
Cherry, pine and chestnut secondaries
Exquisite design featuring wonderfully shaped side and backboard joining thumb- molded front panel above thumb-molded drawer with brass pull. Ex Harry Hartman, Pam Boynton, AAAWT to private collection. (Tiny losses to corners of drawer face; minor restoration to bottom drawer bottom compensating wear, else fine; H: 22”, W: 5.75”, D: 5.25”)
$12,350.00
492-200
Pipe Box, Federal,
Pierced Shaped Back, Shaped Side & Front Panels, Inlaid,
Fitted with Drawer
American, Circa 1790-1810
Walnut, pine secondary wood
Height: 19.75"; width: 5; depth: 4.75"
$1,575.00
274-200
Small Wall Box, Pierced Lollipop Finial, Natural Finnish, Great Surface
New England, First-half 19th Century
(6 x 5.5 x 7")
$575.00
1113-4
Pipe Box with Drawer,
Shell Carved, Red Painted Maple
Probably New Hampshire, Circa 1750 to 1800
An exceedingly rare form featuring lollipop top, shaped down-swept sides joining the shell-carved frontice; the pipe-well above molded drawer on projecting base.
(H: 17.5”; W: 7”; D: 3.5”.)
$7,325
274-199
Wall Box, Folk Art Comb Box, Graduated and Layered Hearts, Original Paint
Anonymous, Late 19th Century
Spade shape, ogee fascia; carved orbs, notching & original nutmeg paint
(15 by 7 by 2.5")
$675
532-106
Small Wall Box, Chamfered Edges, Demilune Backboard, Crusty Old Green Paint
New England, 19th Century
Interior lined with conforming sheet iron pan, green paint is darkly oxidized
(Period green paint over first green; now oxidized; nearly black; 9 by 3.75 by 5.5")
$795
532-113
Hanging Saltbox, Sloping Lid, Fitted with Two Compartments, Original Surface
America
Circa 1820 to 1860
Butternut
The dovetailed case is fitted with two spice compartments; piece is clean
(Dimensions: H: 12.25"; W: 14.25": D: 7.5")
$850
1032-89
Previous Offerings or Gone to New Homes
Hanging Wall Box, Candle Box, Original Painted Surface History
American, 19th Century
Butternut - SOLD
Domed backboard with ogee returns, dovetail joined case featuring applied molding at base; thin robin’s egg blue overpainted in oyster shell white; lovely dry patina.
(Very good condition; Base affixed with early type out-of-round waffle head nails; H: 9”, W: 12.5”, D: 7.75”)
532-88 - SOLD
Pipe Box, with Drawer, Original Surface
Connecticut, Connecticut River Valley
Circa 1780
Cherry, dry patina - SOLD
The tall shaped back is pierced for hanging and is down sloping to where it is joined to also down sloping sides; triple lobed front profile. Minor imperfections include replacement of side molding at base. (20.25" H, 6" W, 5" D)
240-196 - SOLD
Paint Decorated Wall Box, Candle Box, Original Surface
New England
19th Century
Broad brush strokes in black and red paint - SOLD
(Wear consistent with age; good paint coverage on box, thinning on domed backboard; no repair; H: 10.25", W: 12", D: 6.75")
532-49 - SOLD
Pipe Box, Stamped Spooner, Original Paint Decoration, Red and Yellow
New England, Possibly Worcester County
Nineteenth Century
The base stamped twice, SPOONER - SOLD
Pierced Lollipop above slopping shoulders surmount backboard above hinged slant lid centered by cantilevered and bowed pipe storage brackets; all above a foil-on-paper lined cavity for tobacco storage. Simple lap-joinery, excellent original condition; (H: 20.75", W: 8.25", D: 6.25").
691-18 - SOLD
Candle Box, Wall Box, Canted Lid, Breadboard Ends, Original Lipstick Red Paint
New England
19th Century
A rare small size remaining in fine original condition, great surface - SOLD
(H: 4.5"; W: 12 1/8"; D: 6")
1008-3 - SOLD
Hanging Box and Spoon Rack, Carved, Outstanding and Rare
New England, probably Piscataqua region
Circa 1750
White pine (by analysis)
An elaborate manifestation of "Friesian" Carving by a New England Artisan
White pine - SOLD
One of only a few extant examples of "Friesian" carved objects of 18th- century New England origin; many surviving similarly carved spoon-racks and boxes are assigned to Pennsylvania, New York, and Mid-Atlantic shop traditions. This hanging box may be the most elaborate of only a small number of New England examples.
The strong regional association of the hanging box is reinforced by its unusual iconography. A stylized representation of a pine tree appears on either side of the central section of the back-board. A similar motif is rendered in paint on the facade of a first quarter 18th-century board-chest from Hampton, New Hampshire, and formerly in the collection of Nina Fletcher Little, (Little by Little, p. 194, fig. 257). This chest and a group of related objects all from Hampton are ornamented with painted rosettes related to the carvings ornamenting this wall box.
A white pine board-chest in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art is carved with vertical bands of "Friesian" ornament at its outer edges that resemble the faceted serrations of the hanging box. See American Furniture in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Early Colonial Period: The Seventeenth-Century and William and Mary Styles, pp. 217 and 218, number 91.
A white pine box illustrated in American Antiques from the Israel Sack Collection, vol. II, no. 731 is carved with "Friesian" motifs similar to those that appear on the hanging box.
At least one other hanging box probably made by the Hampton shop survives; a lidded example displaying a similar vocabulary of "Friesian" motifs is in the collection of Historic Deerfield and illustrated in Furniture of Historic Deerfield, p. 283, figure 569.
A relatively fragile object intended for a utilitarian purpose, the hanging box survives in a relatively intact state. The wall-box appears to have been originally pigmented with a thin red wash; probably in the 19th-century, a second coat of green paint was applied; now worn substantially, revealing the earlier red beneath. At some time before the application of the green paint, three original spoon rests were removed and lost. In its current state two rests are professionally restored. (H: 25.5"; W: 12.75"; D: 6.5")
843-187 - SOLD
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Comb Box Wall Pocket, Folk Art, Original Paint Decoration
Pennsylvania
Late 19th Century
Poplar, square nailed - SOLD
(H: 24.5"; W: 13.25"; D: 3.25")
505-48 - SOLD
Comb Box Wall Pocket, Mirror, Folk Art, Original Paint Decoration
Pennsylvania
Late 19th Century
Poplar, this example with mirror - SOLD
(H: 20"; W: 13"; D: 3")
505-49 - SOLD
Wall Box, Hanging Candle Box, Dovetailed, Old Green paint
New England
19th Century
Pierced dome shaped hanger above rectangular box; old green or red paint
Pine and poplar - SOLD
Two small out-of-round knot-pins in base, great condition and surface
(H: 5"; W: 12"; D: 4.5")
336-106 - SOLD
Wall Box, Original Paint and Decoration
American
Circa 1890 to 1920
An inspired effort featuring lively profile and vibrant paint - SOLD
Fine condition. Dimensions: 11.5" H, 10" W, 4.25" D.
428-8 - SOLD
Display Case, Painted, Chip Carved and Scalloped Galley - SOLD
Dimensions: 11 5/8" H, 7 5/8" W, 4.25" D.
348-215 - SOLD
Paint Decorated
WALL-BOX
Pennsylvania
Late 18th to early 19th century - SOLD
As depicted, a rare wall box having three canted and molded pockets beneath a rounded top. Simple construction; handmade nails and wonderful paint.
(Height: 18 inches; width: 5 inches; depth: 2.25 inches.)
578-3 - SOLD
Wall Box, Candle Box, Original Surface, Lollipop Backboard
New England
Early 19th century
Pine, thinning red paint, scrubbed surface - SOLD
Rectangular canted box with pierced lollipop shaped backboard.
(H: 13.75"; W: 12.75"' D: 6.75")
912-190 - SOLD
Candle Box, Table Box, Large Size, Original Red
New England
Circa 1800 to 1840
White pine - SOLD
Slide lid with raised chamfered panel set within dovetail constructed case. (Fine condition; 22.75" by 16" by 5.5".)
424-84 - SOLD
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