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HANDCRAFTED PERIOD AND
ORIGINAL DESIGN FURNITURE
207.687.2108
Edgecomb, Maine
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19th Century American Antiques and Folk Art
Mon. - Sat. 10 - 5, Closed Wednesdays
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Set
of 5
drawers
in original dark
mustard paint, pine, small
brass pulls, dovetailed case
and drawers, chamfered
back, excellent condition.
12” wide x 8½” deep x 26¼” tall.
Paint-decorated redware
jar in vivid color. Good
age with folky depiction
of the Pennsylvania
Peafowl ( both sides).
Mid to late 1800s. 11⅝”
tall, diameter of top is
8” and bottom is 6½”.
Pennsylvania redware oversized mug.
Manganese decoration in excellent condition.
6” diameter rim, 4¾” tall.
Small Pennsylvania redware pie plate.
Manganese sponge decoration of pinwheel
with coggled edge. 6½” x 1”. Both mid-1800s.
10 gold leaf wood letters, early 1900s, from a Wisconsin
“County Bank,” 10¼” tall, wonderful condition with
appropriate wear, no breaks.
Large burl bowl. Diameter top 14⅛” x
14⅜”, 4¾” tall. Good condition.
Black
Americana
smoking stand
in original
paint, 1920s,
excellent
condition. 32”
tall, 10” wide,
7½” deep.
(Match holder
and ash tray.)
West Pelham Antiques
Michael A. Weinberg
24 Amherst Road, Pelham, MA 01002-9624
•
413-575-5523 (cell)
American & English Needlework Samplers
Early English Ceramics • American Country in Paint
1783 Berks County, Pennsylvania
Taufschein by the “Flying Angel Artist.”
Nearly identical examples in
the collections at the Museum
of American Folk Art and the
Philadelphia Library. 15¾” x 12½”
(sight); framed in a mid-20th-century
frame. Some losses, but ALL the
essential elements are present: the
ANGELS, the TEXT, the BIRDS and the
SWAN!
Join us at the Thanksgiving Sunday Show, November 27, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.,
Royal Plaza Trade Center, Rte. 20W, Marlborough, MA
Connecticut Country Antiques
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All items guaranteed
to be authentic
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(203) 912-5522
Carole Conn, Litchfield, CT
19th-century sponge-painted dome-top box in oyster and dark gray.
20” x 9 1/4” x 8 1/2” tall. All original. New England origin.
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