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Whimsically painted cast iron windmill weight made by the Elgin
Wind Power and Pump Company of Elgin, IL. I love the paint on this
weight, it is just so folky! The weight is 17 ½” wide x 16” high and
weighs in at about 34 pounds. On the right side it is embossed “10
ft. No 2”. A true piece of great Americana!
$3750.
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Terrific early hooked rug with an eagle and shield in flight with
snow capped mountains in the back ground. It has a wonderful border
of acorns, oak leaves and red, white & blue scrolls. The rug is in
great condition and has been professionally cleaned & mounted for
hanging. Size is 66” x 32”.
$3750.
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Sheet iron, paint decorated patriot shield with 48 stars. The
paint is all original and the surface is undisturbed. It is 18” tall
x 16 ½” wide and it can be hung on the wall. A nice piece of
Americana.
$2750
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Colorful two sided game board in all original condition. The
Parcheesi side has seven colors with a great patina, the checkers
side has your typical three colors. It is 16” square and nice simple
construction.
$2450
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This is a beautiful example of the hard to find “cat’s paw”
pattern hooked rug. The rug has a terrific range of colors,
interesting multiple borders, is in excellent condition and has been
professionally cleaned & mounted for hanging. It is 52 1/8” x 32 ½”.
Circa 1930’s - 40’s.
$2200.
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Very nice copper eagle weathervane with an excellent nicely
weathered surface. There are still remnants of the original gold
paint. The eagle’s wingspan is 18” and the length of the arrow is
19”. It rests on a custom made iron display stand. This is a very
nice example at a reasonable price.
$2150
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Terrific folk art carving of a turkey with great paint and
interestingly carved details. Carved by Leo J. Kline who lived in
Wilcox, PA. probably around 1950. The carving is in great original
condition and is 9 1/ 2” tall x 8 ½” high. It is attached to a wood
base which is 4 ¾” x 4” and is signed by the maker on the bottom.
$1850.
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A very fine example of the coveted “heart in hand” cookie cutter.
If you collect cookie cutters, you know how rare these are. This
example came from Judy’s personal collection. It is very small, only
3 ½” x 3” and has a nice little handle on the back. The fingers are
very well executed and it is great condition with no solder breaks.
In addition to this one, we have several others available.
$1850.
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Beautiful silhouette of a young woman in profile. Retaining the
original eglomise mat & gold leaf frame. She has delicate shaded
hair and ruffles on her dress. It is on wove paper and is signed
with an embossed signature, T. P. Jones, Fecit. An important and
documented cutter of silhouettes. Circe 1820’s. It is 6 ¼” x 5 ¼”.
$1100
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Cast iron short tail horse windmill weight made by the Dempster
Mill Manufacturing Company in Beatrice, Nebraska. This example has
been painted by a past owner probably to represent a trusted friend.
This was most likely painted in the 1930’s, so it has a very
pleasing surface. It is 17 ½” wide x 16 ½” high.
$1100.
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Oil on canvas of an adorable terrier, sitting in tall grass. It
is signed in the lower left “Juliette Brosnan 1910”. It is in a nice
lemon gold frame and is 12 ¼” x 11 ¼”.
$1950.
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A very nice pair of cast iron Hessian Soldier andirons. These are
very well painted and the condition is excellent and all original.
These nice heavy castings are 19” tall and the log dogs are 20”.
This is one of the nicest example of these we have ever had.
SOLD
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Pair of cast iron fish andirons with a very nice original patina.
They are 12” tall and with the log dogs, 14” deep. Nice details and
great for that rustic environment.
SOLD
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Very nice, hard to find lighthouse doorstop made by the National
Foundry Company of Whitman, MA. These were made in gray iron and
intended to be painted by the customer, so no two are ever alike.
This example is 8” wide x 7 ¼” tall, has many interesting paint
details and is in original as found condition. Circa 1920’s.
$1100.
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This is just the most charming little figure of a beaver. It has
wonderful paint details and is signed by the maker “Louis Paul Jones
Studio” probably from the mid 1930’s or 40’s. It sits on a base that
is 6 ¼” x 2 ½”. Just a delightful piece!
$1050.
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A nice pair of cast iron Labrador dog andirons. These have very
nice patina and are marked “Liberty Foundry St. Louis, MO”. The
andirons are 14” tall and the log dogs are 12” long.
$1,650.
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A very interesting Iroquois Indian beadwork picture frame. You
commonly see pillows, slippers and purses, often dated and noted as
souvenirs of Niagara Falls. A picture frame is much rarer, this
example has a great beaver worked into the beading in conjunction
with other colorful beaded details. It is in great original
condition with no bead loss. It is about 13” x 7 ½” and has a sleeve
on the back to access the photo. A very fine example!
$750.
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A very nice carved and painted folk art bird mounted on an old
stump piece of a tree branch. The yellow paint and black
highlighting is all original and is in completely “as found
condition”. Written in pencil on the base is “Wm. Harding Watertown,
NY”. The carving is about 7” x 5 ½”. This has been in Robert’s
personal collection for over 20 years. Circa 1910.
$950.
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Cast iron building bank in great original paint and having many
interesting painted details. The was made by the Stevens company and
is 5 ½” tall x 4 ¼” wide x 3 ½” deep. These banks were made in a
wide variety of color combinations and are quite collectable.
$675.
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A very fine oval Harvard box in a very unusual light blue/green
paint. The condition is excellent, very clean on the inside and has
copper tack construction. It is 6 ½” x 4 ¾” x 2 ½” high. There are
no apologies to be made for this box. Circa 1830-40.
$895.
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This is a particularly nice example of the Basket of Tulips
doorstop made by the Albany Foundry. The basket is a very dark blue
and the tulips are nicely shaded in red and yellow. The paint is all
original and in as found condition. It is 7’ wide x 8 ½” tall.
$495.
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Great Pennsylvania heart shaped, punched tin cottage cheese mold.
The graphics of the punching, patina and three delicate feet make
this a better then average example. It is 4/¾” x 4 ¼” x 4” high.
$495.
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Wonderful cast iron Hubley terrier figure in great original paint
and retaining the “signature red color”. Hubley figures are noted
for there fine casting details and this little guy is truly great.
It is about 6 ½” long x 5 ¼” high and quite heavy. A very nice
example!
$425.
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What a great pair of whimsically painted cast iron garden frogs.
These guys are really terrific, they measure about 5” x 5” each and
are quite heavy.
SOLD
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