TWO MAINE PAINTED SLEDS.

First quarter 20th century, maple with iron runners. Both have red painted seats with pinstriping and snowflake decoration and black stenciled hockey scenes. Labeled under seat "Made by Paris Mfg. Co.

Two miniature paint-decorated sleds. American, late 19th century. Condition: Original paint and condition. L 14". L 15". Copy and paste this link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/docpbl

Two similar painted sleds, with swirl decoration on a blue ground, 36'' l., 12'' w. and 31'' l., 12'' w. Provenance: Sotheby's, New York, Sculptural Fantasy: The Important American Folk Art Colle

Late 19th-early 20th century, mixed woods with steel runners. Original grey and black paint with red and white pinstriping. Edge and paint wear. 11"h. 13.25"w. 28.5"l. And red and yellow paint with bl

American, ca. 1920's. Cast iron toy car with original paint, 5.5" long, along with a painted brass sled with two seats, stearing wheel and brake, 8.5" long.

Dog Sled with harnessed dogs, driver with whip, and a skier, cloth covered painted iron sled, painted lead dogs and two men, sled 3" long

Early 19th century. The well made one piece storage cupboard with single door designed with two pronounced raised panels opening to an interior fitted with six fixed shelves. The case constructed of w

Longer paddle attributed to Seth Steward has "Katahdin" on handle. Measure 27" and 38.5" long. Provenance: John Delph collection. Private southern collection.

First half 19th century folk art paint decorated chest of drawers, original state, two drawers with wood pulls flanked by two drawers over three longer drawers, heart-shaped escutcheon, some damage in

made by Bob-O-Link from Minot, Maine. Circa 1948. With steering handles and padded cushion. 58" long

Custom Sheraton Style Two-Over-Three Drawer Chest by Maine Cottage Furniture, black painted surface with overhanging molded edge top, molded edge dovetailed drawers with round brass pulls, flanked by

Vintage Lead Winter Toy Figures, thirteen pieces, hand painted, includes: sleds and sleders, skaters, skier, two people on park bench, average 2 1/4", circa 1930-40s. CONDITION: Very good, few with pa

Two vintage toboggan sleds, 1 red painted metal base with Flexible Flyer painted on wood slabs measuring in inches 7x12x37, 1 marked SPEEDAW and had tape converting the rest with some kid coloring wor

Hand painted wood sled signed T.S. 3.25"L, two rocking cows, horsey, scooter, skateboard, Cannonball Express wagon signed Hauser, also includes a commercial sled and a metal wagon

Primitive sled, painted firkin, small dome top box in old red paint (as found), primitive two tine wooden fork, Silas Hoadley clock face, wheel diameter 47"

Mothegan School Maine. The two black ducks having nice form with early painted surface. L16 1/4" L15 1/4" Sold from the collection of a Charleston, South Carolina gentleman.

TWO GOLDENEYE DRAKES, MAINE. Working paint and good structural condition with in-use wear. One with crack to lower neck. Both solid construction. One with painted eyes, one glass eye missing. Overall

A hand painted wooden miniature toy sled. Piece is vintage, possibly antique. Painted image depicts two persons out in the snowy wilderness. Some wear to piece consistent with use and age. Slight crac

(6) COUNTRY CHAIRS - Early 19th c. Maine Made Yellow Painted Thumb Back Chairs, pinstripe decorated in gold and black with polychrome painted foliate and fruit designes on the rail, two thin horizonta

TWO MOUNTED HALF HULL MODELSContemporaryThe Maine and the Nancy. Painted pine backboards.Backboards 6.5” x 26”.

American (Maine), 20th century. Two Shaker boxes made by the Fancy Grained Frames & Woodenwares C.F. Hopf at Kennebunk, Maine; largest ht. 4, wd. 11, dp. 8 inches. Overall very good condition.

Two Snow Babies, 4" Jointed All Bisquesmiling face and 3" snow baby on a sled. Both have painted eyes and white pebbly snowsuits.

Willie Ross, carver (Chebeague Island, Maine 1878-1954) with painted decoration, 26"long This model of decoy was selected for a two-page spread in John Dinan's Maine chapter of "The Great Bo

NEW ENGLAND PAINTED CHILD'S ARM CHAIR, featuring two-slat back, shaped arm rests, with reupholstered seat. Retains an old gray-painted surface. Possibly Maine. 19th century. 9 3/4" H seat, 21 3/4" HOA