Maine Antique Digest, March 2017

Maine Antique Digest, March 2017 25-C

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Folk art child’s chest with glove drawers and paneled

sides, 25" high overall x 18½", $795 from Inez Allen and

Nan Donovan of City Mouse Country Mouse Antiques,

Cincinnati, Ohio.

Large dough box in walnut or birch, 30" x 56¼" x 30", $1150; oil on canvas

winter scene by Indiana artist Joseph Albert Trover (1915-2002), $350 from

Fred Henderson of Sharpsville, Indiana.

Banister-back chair, $395; wallpaper box, 14" high x 18" in diameter, $900; New

England tea table, $1850 from Bruce Rigsby of Lancaster, Kentucky.

Foot warmers from John and Linda Hood of Springhouse Farm Antiques, Lewis Center,

Ohio. The double-handled example (left) in an unusually large size, 13" square, was priced at

$395.

Schimmel-type carved eagle/

bird, mid-19th century, 18"

high, as is, $525 from Barbara

Rochelle of Toledo, Ohio.

Articulated artist’s mannequin, late 19th

century, 18" high, $595 from Colleen

Boland Alpers of Cedar Rapids, Iowa.

Trolley fare box with copper face, found in

Memphis, Tennessee, made by the Johnson

Fare Box Company, 1910-20, 19" high x 7½"

square, excellent working condition, $545

from Jonathan and Toni Smith of Smith and

Morgan Antiques, Clarkston, Michigan.

Elephant folio

Works of William Hogarth

, containing every image the master

printmaker made, $1650 from Judi and Cy Stellmach of Blue Dog Antiques,

Stafford Springs, Connecticut.

Santa Claus Travels picture cube

puzzle by McLoughlin Brothers,

circa 1897, original box, $3750

from Betty Bell of Dallas, Texas.