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Maine Antique Digest, December 2016 29-A

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AUCTION -

29-A

Dough box in pine with red paint, first half of

the 19th century, 29" high x 36¼" wide, $1200.

Rebecca Fry birth fraktur by

the Ehre Vater Artist (active

1782-1828), records her 1809

birth, watercolor on paper,

13¾" x 11¾" plus modern

frame, foxing, tape residue,

crease, tears, and edge loss,

with a youth instruction

book, $14,400.

Benjamin Thomas Essex birth fraktur (right), by the Ehre Vater Artist (active 1782-1828),

records his 1807 birth, dated 1812, 12½" x 7½", unframed, stains, tears, creases, glued down

to a page from the family history, with related books and documents, $8700.

Folk art whirligig of an Indian

standing in a canoe, carved and

painted wood, early 20th century,

original paint and paddles, 26½"

high, paint wear, slight loss to the

canoe, $3250.

Folk painted

door depicting

an eagle over a

colorful shield

lettered “Please

Call and Settle

Before the

Fifteenth of

Jan’y 1876,”

78½" x 35¾",

wear and scuffs,

some edge losses,

unfinished primitive scroll painted

on the back, $2640.

Ernest “Popeye” Reed (1919-

1985), sandstone carving of an

angel holding a baby, signed, 23"

high, good condition, $3900.

American

Revolutionary War

powder horn, carved

map of “Boston” with

buildings and “Shoreline”

and the surrounding area including

“Roxbury,” “Castle William,” and

“Cambrige” [

sic

], plus a cannon and “Boston

Artilry [

sic

] 1775,” 13½" long, age splits and minor

end loss, $3000.

Full-bodied sheep weathervane, copper, late

19th century, 24" high x 30" long, extra solder

on top of head, modern base, $2760.

Twenty-gallon stoneware

crock, stenciled cobalt

eagle holding a banner

lettered “Star Pottery”

over “Charles Miller /

Matamoras / Ohio,” second

half of the 19th century,

some cracks and chips,

$4800.

Shaker berry crate

with berry baskets,

19th century,

original

surface, $1875.

Drawing of an Ohio farmstead by E.L. Ott of Doylestown, Ohio, depicting

“Residence of C Smith Southington O,” pen and ink on paper, signed and dated

January 1897, 27" x 38½", stained left edge, $2640.