Early 18th c. iron hand-forged exterior door latch, tulip designs, 16" l

 Five exterior door latches, 14 1/4", 12 1/4", 11 1/4" (two), and 10 1/4" l

Seven pairs of "H" and, "H" and "L" hinges, 8" to 5".

Bootscraper, serpent's head and leaf, New Hampshire, 13" x 9".               

Thirteen interior Bean door latches, 7" to 8".

Square top candlestand, spider foot, original black with yellow decoration, 27 1/2" h, top 17" x 17 1/4".

Rare 18th c. bake oven door, 18" x 13 1/2".               

Second period American 18th c. armchair, four slats, old black paint, 17 1/2" seat h, 46" overall h.

Early 18th c. child's two-slat armchair, old color, 8" seat h, 22" overall h.

Chiropractor sign, 11 1/2" h, 6' l.             

19th c. hanging display shelf, walnut, six-tiered, square nail construction, 38" h, 21 1/2" w, 8" d at bottom, 3 1/2" at top.

Figural andirons with good facial details, 11 1/2" h, 12 3/4" l.

Child's bootjack end blanket chest, gray/green, 10 1/2" h, 17 1/2" w, 8" d.

Child's Chippendale mirror, signed "A H ...1832", 11 1/2" l to top, 5" w, glass measures 5 1/4" h, 3 1/2" w.

Early 18th c. blanket chest in old red, label "Moses Sayles, Worcester, Ma", single arch molding with bootjack, 25 1/2" h, 49 1/2" w, 18" d.

Two bail handled covered pantry boxes, in original rose paint, 5 1/4" h, 9 1/2" dia; and 7 3/4" h, 15" dia

Blue decorated crock, N. Clark, Jr., Athens, NY, double flower design, 9 1/2" h, 9 3/4" dia.

19th c. 2-gallon jug, Frank B. Norton, Worcester, MA, onion design, 14" h; and a 2-gallon crock, Frank B. Norton, Worcester, MA, onion design, 9" h, 9 1/2" dia.

Two Bennington pieces, E & LP Norton, crock (7" h, 8 1/4" dia) and jug (11" h).

19th c. 4-gallon crock, signed "Frank B. Norton, Worcester", with onion design floral, 11 1/2" h, 11 3/4" dia.

Tool carrier in gray/green paint, found in Rhode Island, 3 3/4" h, 16 3/4" w, 9 3/4" d.

Two 18th c. rundlets, both initialed "SL" and "WM", one in old red paint, the other natural, 6 3/4" h, 4 1/2" dia; and 4 3/4" h, 3" dia.

Early treen string holder, cup, and rundlet (missing bottom), in old color, 4" h, 2 1/2" dia (string holder); 4" h, 2 1/4" dia (cup); 4" h, 3 1/4" dia (rundlet).

Pair of matched rundlets, in old red, 6 3/4" h, 4" dia and 6" h, 3 1/4" dia.

Two rundlets with multi-scribes, one in orange, white and red, 5 3/4" h, 4" dia; the other 5 1/2" h, 3 1/2" dia.

Stretcher base tavern table, one-board top, mustard paint, found in basement in Cambridge, Mass., 26 1/2" h, 43 1/2" w, 28 1/2" d.

Hanging wall box, in blue paint, square nails, poplar wood, 20" h, 13" w, 5 1/2" d

19th c. hanging single wall box, in red paint, square nails, 8 1/4" h, 13 1/4" w, 7 1/4" d.

19th c. hanging single wall box, in gray paint, square nails, 9 1/2" h, 9 3/4" w, 8 1/2" d.

Checkerboard, double side, brown and yellow, another game on other side, square nails, 14" x 13 3/4".

19th c. pine two-drawer blanket chest, red and black graining, 40 1/4" h, 42" w, 18" d.

Oil on board, still life, strawberry and pear, unsigned, 8 1/2" x 11 1/2".

20th c. Keystone Kop whirligig, 16 1/4" h, 8" w at base.

Sign, "Bargain Dept 1st Floor Rear", orange and black paint, from Brattleboro, Vermont department store, 17" h, 36" l, 3/4" d.

Late 18th/early 19th c. grain painted, three-tier shelf, Queen Anne cut-out, 26" h, 26 3/4" w, 8" d.

Early 19th c. slide lid candle box, gray/green box, nailed construction, 6 3/4" h, 14" w, 10 1/4" d.

Early 19th c. dovetailed box, molded cleated lid, in old pale green paint, 9 1/4" h, 19" w, 9 1/4" d.

Coach painted box, initialed "EF", dovetailed, wallpaper lined, 5" h, 13" w, 6 3/4" d.

Handmade folk art rooster, in old white paint, 34" h.

18th c. rocking chair, four-slat, with arms, in old black paint, 18 1/2" seat h, 45" overall h.

18th c. hanging cupboard, pine and chestnut, one raised paneled door with butt hinges, rosehead nails, and latched closure three-shelf interior, crusty paint, 26 1/2" h, 18 1/2" w, 7 1/2" d.

Two game boards, one red and black, edged in green, 15 1/2" sq; the other black and gray, 18 1/2" x 12 1/2".

Five painted early treen chopping bowls, with early repairs, 15" to 17" dia.

EEarly blown green rum bottle, , 12" h

Early 19th c. hanging cupboard, glazed door with folk art cut-outs, grain painted, dovetailed on bottom, 27" h, 24" w, 10" d.

Collection of five small hoop handled baskets, one initialed "E.E.B.", 6" to 8" h.

Bannister back, Spanish foot side chair, rush seat, natural finish, 16" seat h, 42" overall h.

Two round fingered boxes, one green, the other gray, 3" h, 7 1/2" dia.

Three round fingered boxes in dry paint, 3" h, 6 1/2" dia; 3 1/2" h, 7 1/4" dia; 3 1/2" h, 8" dia.

18th c. New England pine blanket chest, original yellow and black grain painted finish, applied molded one-board top, strap hinged lid, interior till box, dovetailed case, carved bracket base, 22 1/2" h, 49" w, 19" d.

Three grain painted oval boxes, 2" h, 4 3/4" l; 1 3/4" h, 4 3/4" l; 2 1/2" h, 6 1/4" l.

18th c. child's chair, three-slat, old black paint, 6 1/4" seat h, 25" overall h.

Three swing handled baskets, natural finish, 9 1/4" h, 8 1/4" dia; 11 1/2" h, 10" dia; 15" h, 15" dia.

Apple green firkin, 10" h, 9" dia.

Grain painted two-drawer work stand, pine, 32 1/2" h, 22" w, 17 1/4" d.

Cast iron cow door stop, black and white, 8 1/4" h, 13 1/2" l, 3 1/4" d.

Bannister back side chair, with block turning, never painted, 17" seat h, 45 1/2" overall h.

Dome topped box with bird's-eye graining, from Maine, 7" h, 16" w, 8 1/4" d.

Sign, "Piano Tuned", 19 1/4" h, 6' l, 3/4" d.

18th c. blanket chest, Queen Anne base, in old red, 26 1/2" h, 43 3/4" w, 19 1/2" d.

Amish quilt, black and white with a light green border, dated "24" (1924) in one square, wear to some black squares, some tears at one edge, 62" x 76".

Amish quilt, light red and khaki green, border quilted with chairs and leaves and baskets in the corners, (some minor wear), 88" x 84".

Early 19th c. maple rope bed, original red painted finish, acorn style finials, turned legs, 67" l, 53" w.

18th c. Pennsylvania Chippendale mahogany side chair, carved crest and ears, pierced splat, straight legs, "H" stretcher, minor imperfections, 17" seat h, 35 1/2" overall h

Early 19th c. New England pine sawbuck dining table, dark brown stained finish, two-board breadboard top, square nailed foot rails, old wear, excellent condition, 5' 8" l.

19th c. adirondack rustic chair, brown painted finish, applied burl front, mosaic applied seat (missing a few pieces), open weave back, 15 1/2" seat h, 39" overall h, (companion to chair in the Adirondack Museum, Craig Gilborn, p. 108, Adirondack Furniture Book).

19th c. New England pine wardrobe, feather grained in brown/red painted base, simple molded top over a single double vertical paneled door, walnut pull and brass closure, gentle scrolled base, cut from the door and sides, hook and shelves interior, 6' 8" h, 4' w, 12 3/4" d.

Three hooked rugs, all with central stars, one within a central diamond, black, blue and white, 18" x 34"; blue star/flower on a mottled background, with red and white petal border, 35" x 31"; five-point star outlined in red, white and blue in a black oval, multicolor border, 42" x 28".

Three early pine checkerboards, all black on a red background, 14 1/2", 15" and 16 1/2" sq.

Early pine butter scale, natural patina, with early twine, 28" w balance beam, 9" turned post, pegged, two 10 1/2" sq plates.

Four checkerboards: two carved wood; linoleum; and cardboard on breadboard.

Early 20th c. Navajo rug, red field, black, brown and gray colored geometric designs with crosses, hour glass and mountains, 4' 8" x 6' 7".

Early 20th c. Navajo rug, bold Greek key border in black and cream, on a tan background, three central stepped red, black and gray diamonds with white crosses, 5' x 6'.

Pair of 18th c. bowback Windsor armchairs, early black painted finish, vase and ring turnings, turned "H" stretchers, finely carved saddle seats, 17 1/2" seat h, 36 1/2" overall h.

3,500

Late 18th c. walnut chest of drawers, pine and poplar secondary wood, five-drawers high, three small drawers over two drawers side by side, over three graduated long drawers, all molded, lipped and dovetailed, curvilinear base with double arch sides, molded top, dovetailed case, old red stained finish, 46" h, 39" w, 20" d.

425

19th c. watercolor of an officer with sword on a white rearing horse, brown lettering at the tip of the picture "John Ketterings.Horse.1830.", in an original bird's-eye maple frame with newsprint on the back of an English newspaper, 10 1/2" x 8 1/2" (sight).

450

19th c. watercolor profile of a woman in a white puffy sleeved dress, red flower in her hair, ribbon and beads around her neck, gilt frame, 4 3/4" x 4" (sight).

475

19th c. three-quarter portrait watercolor, of a young girl in a puffy sleeve blue dress, brown hair in ringlets, gold earrings and long necklace, brown background, framed and glazed, 7" x 5 1/2" (sight).

19th c. pen and ink profile of a gentleman, finely executed, signed "W. Dudman pinxit, 1802", in an oval, with glazed gilt frame, 4" x 3" (sight).

19th c. watercolor theorem on paper of a basket of fruit, grapes, watermelon, pineapple, strawberries and peaches, some tears in the background and slight foxing on the left of the basket, glazed in a gilt frame, 8" x 10" (sight).

750

Framed watercolor of a river scene with castle, blue mountain in the background, trees and rocks in the foreground, slight tear in the paper at the top, paper is marked at upper right with a crest and "London Board...", framed and glazed, 14 1/2" x 17 1/2" (sight).

18th c. three-drawer blanket chest, applied molded one-board top, original snipe hinges, simulated five-drawer chest, lipped and dovetailed drawers, replaced batwing etched brasses, 44 1/2" h, 38" w, 20" d.

550

Sheet iron weathervane, red painted finish, rearing horse, Indian with lead, all on an arrow, top with circular disk, 37 1/2" overall, 35" w, 20 1/2" h (figures).

200

19th c. summer/winter coverlet, wool and cotton, blue and white, nine compasses motif, c. 1850, "W. Craig, Greenburg, DC Co. IA" (Indiana), listed maker, birds, vases, candlesticks, deer, tulips, trees, 91" x 77".

Early 19th c. country Hepplewhite four-drawer chest, maple and birch with pine secondary wood, original red painted finish, lipped and dovetailed drawers, tall canted leg, turned wood knobs, 34" h, 36" w, 17" d.

Early 19th c. New England fanback side chair, bamboo turned, maple and pine, old refinish, (one spoke needs repair), 16 1/2" seat h, 36" overall h.

Pair of 18th c. New England country Chippendale side chairs, cherry, old refinished condition, upholstered seats, "H" stretcher, carved ears, 17 1/2" seat h, 36" overall h.

19th c. New England dome top pine traveling box, in original green paint, initialed on lid in brass tacks "FS", side cast iron carrying handles, signed in ink on inside lid support "Samuel Saunders Jr. February the 2nd, 'FS', 1843", lined in cloth, top inside top with glued in broadside "Stonington Railroad,...To Providence and Back, Fare One Dollar Only", Sept 1843; 13" h, 30" w, 14" d.

Late 18th c. mahogany, Hepplewhite swing leg, drop leaf dining table, 20" single board leaves and 23" top, 28 1/2" h, 4' l.

Collection of seven carved butter molds and prints, including sheath of wheat, stars, tulip, flowers, thistles.

Collection of seven carved butter molds and stamps, including flowers, thistle, sheath of wheat, ferns.

17th/early 18th c. carved oak bible box, strap hinges, geometric carved front, forged lock plate secured with rosehead nails, some insect damage, 12" h, 22" w, 13 1/2" d.

19th c. pine and maple 15-drawer apothecary chest, old refinished condition, four drawers across top, over three-by-three drawers over two drawers on bottom, cut-out bracket base, small brass knobs, 41 1/2" h, 48" w, 18" d.

Early 19th c. wire and steel fire fender, serpentine form, surmounted by three turned brass finials, 11" h, 40 1/2" w.

19th c. pine bucket bench, refinished, dovetailed construction, two-shelf, bootjack ends, diagonal braces in the rear dovetailed, 40" h, 46" w, 13 1/2" d.

Two large 19th c. round pine, maple and oak pantry boxes, both in original shades of gray paint, 7" h, 18" dia; 7 1/2" h, 17" dia.

19th c. split balustrade looking glass, pine, black and gold paint, four brass florets in the four corner blocks, eglomise panel of an American three-masted ship near the tree lined shore, with a long mirror below, all surrounded by a two inch wood frame stenciled in gold berries and leaves in black background, 39" h, 21" w.

18th c. New England upholstered wing chair, maple and pine, original red painted box stretcher base, mortise and pin construction, tall broad back, 15 1/2" seat h, 46" overall h, 34 1/2" w.

Three 19th c. split balustrade mirrors, with egomise panels depicting three young ladies, one seated, one standing, and one with a dog, 32", 34 1/2" and 35" h.

19th c. carving of a kneeling African/American figure holding a flat table top on his head, on a circular base with carved paw feet, glass eyes (one is an early replacement), white teeth, red lips, (some chipping to top rim of table), circular black glass top, 29" h, 19" d.

Early hooked rug, Oriental rug design, blue field, double prayer design, five borders, reds, gray, blues, pink and yellow, small wear in central field and along one border, 3' 4" x 6' 3".

Two pairs of 19th c. mittens including brown with red, black and orange lines at wrist; and white with blue and red tree decoration, also blue and red at the wrist; small with cotton repair on one.

18th c. walnut linen press, Philadelphia, PA, dovetailed case, cove molded top over two inset figured walnut paneled doors, mortise and pegged construction, four-shelf interior (adjustable), on a rectangular base, applied molded lip, over a single long drawer with original brass pulls, applied bat wing corners, square molded leg on a square molded foot, 6' h, 35 1/2" w, 11" d.

19th c. American coin silver three-piece tea set: teapot stamped "B.C. Frobisher" (Benjamin C. Frobisher, Boston, 1792-1862), 10" h; cream jug, (with repair at base), 6 1/2" h; and matching covered sugar, marked "Welles...", 9" h; (approximately 70 Troy ounces).

18th c. coin silver spoons: set of four small spoons, marked "S.P." in a rectangle, monogrammed "LS", 5" l; and a tablespoon, also marked "S.P.", monogrammed "OOL", 8" l, (Saunders Pitman, 1732-1808, Providence, RI).

Nine 19th c. coin silver spoons: set of six tablespoons, hallmarked "F. Richmond" in a rectangle, monogrammed, 8 1/2" l; and three matching teaspoons, (Franklin Richmond, 1792-1869, Providence, RI).

Twelve 19th c. coin silver spoons: set of six tablespoons, hallmarked "P. Miller" in a rectangle, monogrammed "D. Sayles", 9" l; and six matching teaspoons, (Pardon Miller, 1797-1852, Providence, RI).

Standing/hanging 19th c. display box/cupboard, pine, original brown, four-shelf interior, hinged four panel glass door, dovetailed case, found in Maine, 46" h, 10" d.

Round Nantucket basket, carved swing handle, brass ears, turned base, labeled on base "Made by Mitchell Ray, Nantucket, Mass.", (missing 6" wrap on rim), signed "CPR" on top of handle, 12" h to top of handle, 11" dia, 7" h to top of rim.

Early 18th c. pine slant lid desk, original red painted finish, alligatored surface dovetailed case and back with large rosehead nails, carved base, heart cutout sides, multi pigeonhole interior, 40" h, 33" w, 17 3/4" d.

19th c. pine, original ochre grain painted leather worker's bench, plank arched sides, shaped foot pedal, cast iron vise, stamped on top of sides "patent" and "I. Rivey" in rectangular boxes, 30" h (to top of vise), 21 1/2" w, 12 1/2" d.

Early 19th c. mahogany Chippendale mirror, original finish, circular cutout in top crest, gilt liner, original backboard and silvered glass, 32" h.

19th c. Hepplewhite mahogany, oval tip-top candlestand, spade foot, original finish, 29" h, 23" top.

18th c. mahogany tea box, original brass handle and cut escutcheon, three-section interior with mahogany lids, 9" l.

Late 18th/early 19th c. New England pine tavern table, stretcher base, in early blue paint over original red, chamfered legs, single board top, pegged on, drawer replaced.

Blue and white Spongeware pitcher and a "Butter" crock with lid: dark blue pitcher with applied handle, excellent condition, 9" h; and a dark blue crock, stenciled in cobalt "Butter" within a rectangle, with the original lid, (small chip under lid rim, otherwise excellent), 9" dia.

Blue and white Spongeware mixing bowl with white medial stripe, (rim chip and age line), 11" dia; and a lidded bowl with 1" raised edge at top, original lid with chip inside edge, otherwise good condition, 4" h, 10" dia.

Dedham pottery bacon rasher, horse chestnut pattern, good crackle and blue, excellent condition, 9 3/4" l.

Blue and white Spongeware rectangular serving dish, dark blue color, 13 1/2" l; and a blue and white Spongeware pitcher, light blue color, 9" h.

Three small 19th c. oval stacking pantry boxes, pine, mustard, green, red and dark brown/green original painted finish, 3 1/4" to 4 1/4" h.

Rare child's pine standing cupboard, in original red and black painted finish, door is painted to simulate a double raised panel, bootjack ends, three interior shelves, second shelf is sectioned, 25" h, 12" w, 12" d.

Three 19th c. pine slide lid boxes, in original painted finishes: black and red graining, 6" l; red, 9 1/4" l; and oxidized blue, 12 1/2" l.

18th c. country Queen Anne tea table, oval top (19th c. replacement), slender turned legs, original button foot, traces of old color.

Eight pieces of stone fruit, bunch of grapes, pears, apple, peaches, banana.

Three 19th c. round baskets, black ash, carved side handles, double wrapped rim, graduated sizes, 13", 9" and 7" h.

19th c. pine hanging cupboard, in original oxidized light blue with dark blue top, dovetailed construction, extended back with holes for hanging, single plank door with nailed and screwed battens, Shaker style, 26" h, 18" w, 19 1/2" d.

Late 18th c. round pantry box, pine, original dark green painted finish, single finger top, secured with hand-forged nails, 7" dia; and a 19th c. oval pantry box, green painted finish, stenciled "Spice." with yellow, fingered on opposite, 6 1/4" l.

Two 18th c. bannister back side chairs, early black painted finish with 19th c. gold coach decoration, turned stretchers, (one chair has a broken side stretcher).

Two 19th c. hoop handle baskets, in original paint and finish: soft light purple finish, 19" l, 12 1/2" w; and a gathering basket in medium dry green finish, low rectangular form, 25" l.

Two early New England (18th c.) two-slat child's armchairs, both in original color red and dark brown, plank seat and rush seat, 23" and 20" h.

118.  Early 19th c. New England, country, Hepplewhite drop leaf work stand, in original red paint, square tapered legs, New Hampshire origin.

Two 19th c. country pine hanging wall boxes, square nail construction: original dark oxidized green, 10 1/2" h, square back, 12" l; and a smaller box in original light brown finish with painted back, 12" l.

19th c. New England one-drawer blanket chest, pine and poplar, in original ochre on cream grain painted finish, lift lid, bootjack ends, flush dovetailed drawer, 29" h, 40 1/2" w, 18" d.

Two 19th c. slide lid boxes: small, carved from one piece, original red box with screw lock, 3 1/2" l; and a larger original green box, both with raised chamfered lid and thumb holes, 10 1/2" l.

First half 19th c. New England, country Sheraton pine side table, original painted finish, tartan paint decorated top, tall turned legs, pencil inscription under top "Miss Alberdine Veinot, A present from my Brother Richard".

Four 19th c. oval stacking pantry boxes, in original green paint, 4 1/2" to 6 1/4" l.

19th c. pine double sided folding parcheesi and checkerboard, red, green and brown, Flemish Art burnished decoration, brass hinges.

Late 18th c. New England country pine blanket chest, in green over red, finely molded top, bootjack end, snipe hinged, molded till with two drawers below, 23" h, 40" w.

Two 19th c. decorated round pantry boxes, square nailed, green with black and yellow geometric decoration on top, 9 1/2" dia; and black with strawberries and flowers, 6 3/4" dia.

Three 19th c. small pine painted framed mirrors: one in red and black Maine style graining, 6 1/2" x 5 1/2"; one in brown comb graining, 5 3/4" x 4"; and one carved with a tombstone top with hole for hanging, reddish/brown paint, 9 1/2" x 5 1/2".

Early 19th c. New England, pine six-board storage box, cleated lid with rosehead nails, red with freehand turkey feather black decoration, (lid has been turned), butt hinged, 13 1/2 h, 30 1/2" w.

Stack of six early 19th c. pantry boxes, original paint, cream, green, red, white/green, dark brown/red, and light brown, 10 1/4" to 6 1/4" dia.

Four early 19th c. bowback Windsor side chairs, bamboo turned, original paint, brown and black, "H" stretcher, three with seven spindles, one with nine.

Hooked rug, horse head surrounded by a horseshoe and ringed with flowers, 23" x 38"; and a multicolor trotting horse made into a pillow, 13" x 19".

Primitive oil on canvas, rural New England landscape, mountains, village, cows, pine trees, 19th c. frame, 12" x 17".

Early 19th c. pine six-board chest, vinegar grained, molded top, bootjack ends, molded interior till, 23" h, 39" w, 17 1/2" d.

Collection of early lighting to include an early hardwood and glass footed lantern, 18th c. hanging betty lamp, 18th c. forged spiked candle holders, hanging pine square nailed candle shelf, and hogscrape stick

17th c. New England pine six-board chest, original unpainted dry finish, large rosehead nailed, sawtooth stamp decoration, low "V" cut sides, original cotter pin hinges (unhinged), original hand-forged lock plate, interior till, (Wrought Covent - Marshfield, Mass).

Collection of four graduated treenware turned bowls, pine, chestnut and maple, largest in red and the rest in natural, smalled signed "A present", 8", 7", 5" and 4 1/2" dia.

Rare treen pine bowl, original gray finish, footed, 13" dia.

Collection of six, very early hogscrape candlesticks, four wedding band and two early peened over bottoms, 7" and 8" h.

Early 18th c. pine bible box, applied molded top, dovetailed, strap hinged, brass diamond escutcheon, interior till, 9" h, 19" w, 13 1/2" d.

18th c. one-board top, pine tavern table, (split scrubbed top), originally pegged, wrought nails, original red painted finish, square tapered legs, 26" h, 42" w, 23 1/2" d.

Collection of 18th c. boxes, slide cover candle box, round pantry box, canteen with mouse hole, and 17th c. (possibly) storage box with snipe wire hinged lid and large rose head nails; all in unpainted original finish.

Four treen plates, one with lathe marks, one has rim damage, others are in good condition, one is 9 1/4" dia, three are 7 1/2" dia.

Four redware ship decorated plates, a few chips and wear, 10", 9", 7 3/4" and 7" dia.

Two 19th c. wallpaper boxes: oval with green leaf and berries paper, 10 1/2" l; slide lid used as a coin bank with slit in top, old red under the paper, 4 3/4" l.

Two-drawer pine blanket chest, 17th or early 18th c., original dry finish (red on front), strap hinges, (originally had snipe hinges), 32" h, 4' 2" w, 17" d.

Two early pantry boxes, original red, round (11 1/2" dia) and oval (14 1/2" l).

17th c. Italian architectural carved wall decoration, original blue and white paint, ornate floral carving, hand-forged nails, 21" l.

18th c. New England four-slat ladderback armchair, early Windsor green painted finish, original green painted splint seat, finials split in the back, 18" seat h, 43" overall h.

19th c. pine, vinegar grained doll's rocking cradle, carved sides, dovetailed, carved initials on bottom "A L D", 7" h, 12" l.

18th c. pine and chestnut, original red, one-drawer New England country Hepplewhite tavern table, pegged on breadboard top in red with large overhang (9 1/2"), molded leg, original turned knob, 27" h, 45 1/2" w, 25" d.

19th c. country pine apothecary chest, nine dovetailed drawers, original reddish grungy paint, as found condition, 21" h, 27" w, 8" d.

Two 19th c. grained storage boxes: one done crosshatched, brown/green with yellow crosshatch, signed on back "NW, 1818", 19" l; and freehand decoration with brown on ochre, dovetailed with cast iron side handles, 24" l.

18th c. oval top, country, Queen Anne tavern table, maple brown over original salmon red paint, turned leg, button foot, 27" h, 32" w, 24" d.

Collection of four country baskets: gathering hoop handle; round fruit baskets; and inset handle work basket, rectangular with double wrapped rim.

19th c. New England pine hanging shelf, early green over original red paint, four shelves, "T" head nail construction, two plate rails, 40" h, 37 1/2" w, 7 1/2" d.

Early 19th c. pine candlestand, round top, old red/black finish, old repair on one snake leg, 25" h, 18" dia.

Three round pantry boxes with swing handles: two green, 11" dia; one red, 11" dia; largest stamped on top, 12" dia.

Five round pantry boxes, original mustard, rose pink, white, original green, and gray, double banded tops, swinging bail handles.

18th c. four-slat ladderback armchair, in early green over lighter green, early splint seat, 16" seat h, 44 1/2" overall h.

19th c. walnut stand, in original lipstick red painted finish, 28" h, 19" x 18 1/2" top.

Collection of seven cast iron hogscrape candlesticks, complete with hooks and pushups, one signed.

Early large pantry box, finger lapped, interlocking, original brown stained finish, 14 1/2" dia.

Shaker style round basket, hoop handle with inverted base, 9" h, 9 1/2" dia; oval hand mirror, inlaid with mother-of-pearl, 12 1/2" l; and a horsehair brush, with turned birch handle in original red, 12" l.

Two 19th c. freehand grain painted pine storage boxes, long dovetailed dome top with decorative leather fringe on lid, leather hinges, orange and brown; and rectangular box with gray/green base with black graining, original brass oval handle.

19th c. pine blanket chest, in original red with black freehand grained paint, two drawers with two false drawers, cookie corner top hinged lift lid, bootjack ends, Victorian brass replaced original wood pulls, 38 1/2" h, 39 1/2" w, 21 1/2" d.

Two blue and white pottery pitchers, embossed "Windmill and Bush" pattern, good condition, 7" h; and Dutch boy and girl kissing with windmill in background, small clip at spout and inside rim, 7" h.

Two blue and white pottery pitchers, both with embossed grazing cows, (one with age line on bottom), both 8" h.

Two blue and white pottery pitchers: embossed "Lovebirds" pattern, (age line 2" down one side), 8" h; and "grape clusters with leaves", good condition, 9" h.

Two blue and white pottery pitchers: embossed Indian with headdress, (3 1/2" age line and small chip at spout), 8" h; and a "leaping stag" in a floral wreath, (small chips at spout), 8" h.

Two blue and white pottery pieces: pitcher with butterflies, (small interior chip and age line), 8 1/2" h; and a crock with butter, 6 1/2" dia.

Two blue and white pottery pitchers, "embossed castle", 8" h, and floral with scales, 7 1/2" h; slop jar with flowers and scales, (chip), 8 1/2" h; and four mixing bowls, 4" dia, two 7" dia, and 10" dia.

Early 19th c. "X" base candlestand, original red paint, round pine top, 26" h, 18" dia.

19th c. Country Store slant lid desk, butternut and poplar, two drawers, original black and gilt tracing around side and front, bow cutout in front, turned legs, found in Ohio, 32 1/2" h, 53" w, 24 1/2" d.

Two brass pan bedwarmers, turned maple handles, both with geometric and floral decoration, large pan has an old brass and copper repair at hinge, 44" and 45" l.

19th c. needlework sampler, signed "Hannah Maxwell", four alphabet lines, two poems and flower baskets, green floral border, framed and glazed, 20 1/2" sq.

Three framed needlework samplers: alphabets and numbers, "The Work of Mary Ann Gore", 10 3/4" x 7 1/2"; five alphabets and one number line, unfinished border, 9 1/2" x 12 1/2"; needlework sampler of geometric designs, three deer, human figures (hunters?), red, blue, white and gold, 11 1/2" x 12 1/2".

Three 19th c. needlework samplers: "Nancy Cushman was born Dec 2 1803, wrought this in May 1817", alphabets and poetry, (geneology chart shows Nancy Cushman born in Attleboro, Mass. in 1803), 12 1/2" x 10 1/2"; alphabet and numbers, "Betty Beardslee, Age 13, 17?9", (geneology chart shows Betty Bearslee born in Stratford, CT in 1756), 9 1/2" x 7 1/2"; and a sampler signed "Frances Walker" in a bow, and dated "March 25 1835", poem, basket of flowers, alphabets and numbers, 17" sq.

Three framed needlework samplers: needlework perforated on paper, three alphabets, initialed "CED", "1851", colonial house and picket fence at bottom, (some missing paper on lower right), 9" x 10 1/2"; a long alphabet sampler with three alphabet lines, 5 1/2" x 13 1/2"; a large 20th c. sampler with alphabet, birds, church, hunter and dog, flower pots, trees, chairs and table, floral border, 18" x 22".

Early 19th c. table top butter churn, oak and pine, with piggen handle back, two forged iron wraps, 24" to top of handle.

Early 18th c. pine one-drawer blanket chest, dark stain finish, "V" cut sides, double arch molded around the drawer, snipe hinges, partitioned drawer, small piece out of front of drawer at the dovetail, 3' 1" h, 45" w.

Two hanging pine wall boxes: green/brown with triangular top and hole for hanging, 12" l; white over brown wall box, with rounded top and hole for hanging, 13 3/4" l.

Two 19th c. mortar and pestles: maple, original green paint, finely turned, 5 1/2" h; pine, alligatored green and red, oak pestle, 7" h.

Two 19th c. oval pantry boxes, pine and maple: original white painted finish, signed under lid "Alice Wilbur, 1830", 6" l; and brown painted finish, 7 1/2" l.

Two small storage boxes: one with dome top and original red/brown paint, dated under lid "Aug. 21, 1869, Simp $1.35", leather hinges and repair; wire hinged lid box, in early dark green paint; both with fancy brass escutcheon plates over red.

19th c. stand up slant lid desk, cherry, pine and poplar, early red stained finish, top section with two double pane glazed doors, opening to a cupboard/bookshelf, over two drawers, over a slant lid surface opening to a multi-cubbyhole interior, over four long drawers with wood pulls, top drawer is false and hinged to lift up and below a shelf, below this is a pull out slide work surface similar to Shaker made sewing desks, inset panel sides, square canted feet, pegged and dovetailed construction overall, inset brass hinges, 6' h, 38" w, 30" d.

Stack of three 19th c. rectangular storage boxes: small pine red painted box with leather hinges, 8" l; pine in blue with snipe hinges, 10 1/4" l; pine in original green with interior till, (one hinge needs screws), 13 1/2" l.

Large collection of 38 hogscrape candlesticks, many signed "Shaw", etc., ("as is" condition).

Two grained pine boxes: rectangular box with cedar sectioned insert for sewing, 4" h, 11" l; and a dome top document box in mahoganized grain paint, dovetailed, 4 1/2" h, 10" l.

Early 19th c. pine square top candlestand, original dark red/brown paint, rosehead nails in base, 27" h, 15 1/2" x 17" top.

Early New England four-slat armchair, maple, black over original red paint, curvilinear arms, rush seat, ended on back feet, tall turned finials, 16 1/2" seat h, 45" overall h.

Early 19th c. pine bible box, original red, dovetailed, 8 1/2" h, 20" w, 14" d.

Early 19th c. New England pine hanging corner cupboard, old red, three shelves, 25 1/2" h, 18" w, 13" from the corner.

Three 19th c. pine lift lid boxes: light green, 7" l; comb grain black on red, 12" l; and dappled black on red, 17 3/4" l.

Two teddy bears, one in white long fur (missing eyes), 17" l; the other brown fur with one button and one glass eye, dressed in coveralls, right foot is old stocking repair, 17" l; and a primitive carved pine baby in a cloth basket, 5" l.

Collection of four early wooden signs: "C.O.D. Office", 24" l; "Real Estate and Building", 26" l; "This Property for Sale...", 6' 2" l; and "Hemstitching. Picot Edging.", 24" l.

Two 19th c. baskets: large (26" dia) round laundry or gathering basket, black ash, finely carved side handles, inverted bottom, double wrapped rim, 13 1/2" h to top of handle; and a gathering basket, black ash, carved side handles, double wrapped rim, 12" h to top of handle, 15 1/2" dia.

Pair of cast iron jockeys, black men holding rings on stepped graduated plinths, 17" h.

Cast iron bootscrape, English setters, white and black dogs, red and green base, 13" h, 19" w, 12" d

Three pantry boxes, stitched, two green and one red, (one dated 1872), 5 1/4" l, 3 3/4" dia, 6" l.

Pine one-drawer blanket chest, grained, freehand feather decoration, very high base, (old repair to right front foot on the side), interior till, faux paint inlaid drawer, 34" h, 40" w, 18 1/2" d.

Three stoneware crocks: Norton/Bennington, 2-gallon; New York, Fort Edwards 3-gallon; Taft & Co., Keene, New Hampshire 2-gallon, repaired; all with cobalt flower and feather decoration.

19th c. candlestand, early alligatored black paint over original red paint, sabre leg, octagonal top, finely turned shaft, tall leg 27 1/2" h, 17 1/2" across the top.

Lot of tin: hanging candle holder; tole document box in original freehand decoration depicting eyes in red and yellow; footwarmer with hearts; Paul Revere barn lantern; hanging cylindrical match safe.

19th c. pine spice chest, dovetailed, brownish green, stenciled, (some chipping to drawer fronts), 8" h, 17" l.

19th c. one-drawer stand, pine, original red brush grained, 27" h.

19th c. country ribbon back Chippendale chair, with three cutout heart slats, rush seat, pinned stretchers, white over original red paint, 17" seat h, 39" overall h.

19th c. pine spice chest, original mustard with marbleized graining, four drawers (two small over two large), glass pulls, simple molded top and base, 13 1/2" h, 11" w.

Collection of six oval pantry boxes, old paint, opposing fingers, one stamped "CH" for Caleb Hersey, Hingham, Mass., 6 1/2" to 3 1/2" dia.

Two 19th c. dome top document boxes, pine, both in original dark green painted finish, larger box dovetailed with wire snipe hinges and lined with newspaper "The Worcester Gazette, Jan 22 1806", 12" l.

19th c. pine jelly cupboard, early green painted finish over original gray, breadboard plank door, five-shelf interior, original carved door closure in an old patinated finish, beaded sides and door frame, 5' h, 2' w, 15 1/2" d.

Collection of seven round pantry boxes, greens and gray, one stamped "M. Dunster" on lid, original painted finishes, 6 1/2" to 10 1/2" dia.

Two 19th c. rectangular pine boxes, both in original black on red rosewood grained finish: larger box on ball feet, interior lined in 19th c. wallpaper, 4 3/4" h, 8 1/4" w; smaller box is an artist's watercolor paint box, with porcelain mixing bowls and water bowl, watercolor color cubes included, porcelain mixing palette in lid, 2 3/4" h, 6 1/4" w.

Collection of three white pantry boxes, one slide lid.

Two 20th c. weathervanes: arrow, traces of gilt, 25" l; and bicycle built for two, 31" h, 24" l.

18th c. four-slat ladderback armchair, early black paint, 19th c. coach decoration with small flowers and buds on ladders and front of back stiles, natural rush seat, 16" seat h, 43" overall h.

Two colored boxes with brass bail handles, one orange, 13" l, the other dark red, 9" l.

Two boxes in green: one dome top, 6" h, 12" l; the other rectangular, dovetailed, signed inside in pencil "John Weld, 1806", 5 1/2" h, 14" l.

19th c. pine and poplar hanging cupboard, inset brass hinges, original dark red painted finish, applied molding on front, two plank doors, cast iron door closures, 31" h, 25" w, 8 1/2" d.

19th c. samplers in a frame, two sisters, Mary and Hannah Barklam, 1825.

19th c. stoneware jug, 2-gallon, "G. Apley & Co., Ithica, NY", double tulip decoration.

Two 19th c. stoneware jugs: "JF Norton, Bennington, VT", blue field; 2-gallon with flower, "Bennington VT".

Two 19th c. stoneware crocks: "L Norton & Son", ovoid, flower; and "E&L Norton, Bennington, VT", 1 1/2-gallon, bold cobalt flower.

19th c. single drawer stand, chestnut, original pea soup green paint, turned wood pull, square tapered leg, 29" h, 18 1/2" x 21" top; pine milk bottle carrier, with slots for four bottles, turned handle, light green painted finish, with one glass milk bottle "Mass Seal", 1 qt.

Collection of 10 natural finish pantry boxes, stitched and nailed, largest is 12" dia, smallest is 2" dia, some have initials on lid.

Early 19th c. pine lift lid box, with decoupage decoration, light green with black trim, blue interior, 7" h, 12" l; and 19th c. lift lid box, with decoupage decoration (buildings), "Amherst College", yellow with black trim, 7" h, 16" l.

Three wooden pine boxes: knife box, canted sides, ochre and brown graining; ballot box, grain painted with marbles; and lift lid hinged storage box, with feather grained lid, and ochre painted box.

Two horn cups, two ivory busks, and a collection of fifteen (15) 18th and 19th c. leather bound books.

19th c. country Hepplewhite one-drawer stand, maple and pine, original brown stained finish, scribed faux inlaid drawer front and front legs, pegged top, (some cracking), Victorian drop pull, square tapered legs, 27 3/4" h, 18" w, 17 1/2" d.

Two chopping bowls, one rectangular, 23 1/2" l, the other round, 20" dia, with copper wire repair; and two early treen plates, one round, 8 1/4" dia, the other rectangular, 8" l.

19th c. storage box, pine and chestnut, original gray paint, breadboard ends, 20" w; and 19th c. pine rectangular document box, original green paint, initialed under top in black "U M", with pinstriping decoration, original brass bail on lid, pencil inscriptions under top, 13 1/2" l.

Children's marble and pegboard games; two miniature baskets; miniature carved book; carved wooden horse; gourd black container with leather plug, initialed "A.J.D."; clothespins; miniature oxen yoke; (scrub board and marbles not pictured).

Three lift lid storage boxes with initialed tops: original brown paint, coach grain "F.G.A."; original tan paint, "L.F.G." in green surrounded by a floral wreath; and green freehand line decoration on black background.

Country Queen Anne pine, cherry and maple table, in apple green, "as found" condition, original turned wood pull, turned legs, 25" h, 43" x 28 1/2" top.

Primitive oil on canvas, landscape with figures and a dog, snow scene, gilt frame, 18" x 24".

Indian basket, club, spoon, two noggins, stick hanger, spoon, two coconut dippers.

Collection of 19th c. brass tie backs and four pairs of brass jam hooks, four aqua blue Sandwich tie backs, and others.

Two slide lid boxes and desk box: slide lid pine box, original red carved top with nail stop, 12" l; slide lid pine box, dovetailed, canted lid, 10" l; early desk box, rosehead nailed escutcheon plate, black feather graining on original red, original interior refelted, 29" l.

Early 18th c. two-drawer blanket chest, (appears originally to have been a one-drawer chest), pine, early red painted finish, applied molding to snipe hinged lid, single arch molded front, early cutout arched sides, stamped "D T Wendell" on the front at top, and signed in pencil inside bottom drawer "D T Wendell, Raymond NH", 32" h, 35" w, 17" d.

Scrapbook of a teacher from Millbury, Mass., c. 1902-1905, drawings, tickets, Tufts College ephemera, (approximately 100 pages).

19th c. country Hepplewhite two-drawer stand, original black painted finish, top drawer sectioned, original turned brass pulls, square tapered legs, 30" h, 20" w, 17 3/4"

19th c. country pine hanging cupboard, in original dark green painted finish, single plank door with brass pull, beaded door frame, 22" h, 11" w, 7 1/2" d.

Early 19th c. decorated brass candle wall sconce, repousse with punch designs, stars, foliage and antlers, 10" h; and a pair of 19th c. brass turned candlesticks, 6 1/2" h.

19th c. pine and oak comb grained blanket box, with turned feet, dovetailed case, applied molded top, interior till, 24" h, 37 1/2" w.

18th/early 19th c. Chippendale mahogany mirror, with phoenix/eagle on crest, gilt lined, minor repairs at ears, 27" h.

Three 19th c. checkered pillow and bedcovers, blue and white, and red, white and blue, initialed "BM".

Collection of 9 tin pudding molds, pineapple, corn, grapes, pears, cherry, fish.

Early cherry wood checkerboard, in firehouse red with black squares, 13 1/2" x 15 1/2".

18th c. New England Chippendale, mahogany serpentine card table, molded top, thumbnail molded front skirt, square Chippendale molded leg, (shows repair to top, top unattached, needs restoration), 28 1/2" h, 30 1/2" w, 27" d with top down.

Four baskets: large two-handle utility basket, black ash, double wrapped rim, 12" h, 22" l; round hoop handle basket; hoop handle market basket; tall hoop handle round top basket.

Four black cloth dolls, one of a crawling infant.

Early 19th c. mahogany country Chippendale armchair, curvilinear crest, solid splat fanned out bearing arms, "H" stretcher base, upholstered inset slip seat, from a home in Duxbury, Mass., ended below the stretcher, 17" seat h, 43" overall h.

19th c. children's four-drawer Empire bureau, pine with original dark varnish finish, inset paneled sides, two glove drawers over a hidden top drawer, elephantine front.

Two grain ptd pine pieces: lift lid storage box, with black on red freehand graining, 26" h, 13" w; and a grained black on red, three-shelf cupboard with green highlights, 44" h, 18" w, 10" d.

Three 19th c. stoneware pieces: 1-gallon and 2-gallon jugs, with blue flower decoration; and a 4-gallon crock with decoration.

19th c. canted lift lid Country Store tea or coffee box, in original turkey red paint, with gold stripes outlined in black lines, 24" h.

19th c. oversized pine book box, original red mahogany stained finish, hinged lid, grooved and gilded to resemble pages in a book, tack decoration on top, 20" h, 14" w, 10" d.

Three hooked rugs, geometric designs: multicolor oatmeal pattern, 37" x 31"; multicolor art deco, squares, 26" x 33"; and multicolor interlocking scales, (needs repair), 29" x 50".