Products
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Early 20th Century Lithographed Tobacco Tin Spaulding & Merrick (Liggett & Myers Inc., successor) St. Louis, Missouri, c. 1900–1915 -
Early 20th Century Peruvian Nazca-Revival Effigy Vessel circa 1915–1935 -
Early 20th Century Southern Folk Art Animated Butter Churning Whirligig Attributed to Chilton County, Alabama, circa 1900–1930 -
Early American Aluminum Folk-Art Cycling Automaton, c.1910–1930 -
Early American Crib Quilt Probably Pennsylvania or Mid-Atlantic Region, Circa 1835–1855 -
Early American Flexible-Neck Pump Oil Can, ca. 1910–1925 -
Early American Folk Art Painted Pond Sailboat with Original Sail & Rigging -
Early American Hand-Forged Iron Shears & Tongs Collection -
Early American School Desk and Chair Cast Iron and Oak, circa 1905–1915 -
Early American Sketchbook Archive c. 1898–1915 • 50+ Original Drawings & Studies -
Early American Two-Tone Automobile Whisk Broom Closed-Car Accessory -
Early Hand-Carved Flax Beetle / Pounder — Primitive Treen, 19th Century -
ENGLISH MAJOLICA PITCHER IN THE JAPONESQUE TASTE — ATTRIBUTED TO COPELAND & SONS (MINTON TRADITION), CIRCA 1875–1890 -
English Neoclassical Staffordshire Covered Sauce Tureen -
ERNEST D. ROTH (1879–1964) Exceptional Early Pencil-Signed Etching, Dated 1908 -
Ernst Wahliss (Austria), Continental Peasant Figure, circa 1895–1910 -
Exceptional American Covered Ash Splint Swing-Handle Basket New England or New York, Circa 1880–1910 -
Exceptional American Folk Art Carving of Abraham Lincoln – Late 19th Century -
Exceptional Carved and Painted Folk Art Rooster New England, Circa 1900–1930 -
Exceptional Early 20th Century American Covered Picnic / Pie Carrier Basket with Original Interior Tray -
Exceptional Early American Bootblack’s Shoe-Shine Box, Signed and Inscribed to Ronald Gagnon, c. 1900–1920. -
Exceptional Folk Art Black Beeswax Cat Wall Sculpture American or European, circa 1930–1945 -
Exceptional German Folk-Art Automaton Woodcutter, c. 1875–1895 -
Exceptional Grouping of Two 19th Century Sailor-Made Carved Wooden Whimsies American or English, circa 1850–1890