Nova Scotia Chairs

Pair Nova Scotia painted child's chairs. 19 1/2" x 20" x 29" Ht..

Nova Scotia folk art painted wooden table and chairs. Table 23 1/2" x 15 1/2", chairs. 14" seat Ht., 37" overall Ht..

Nova Scotia folk art painted wooden table and chairs. Table 23 1/2" x 15 1/2", chairs. 14" seat Ht., 37" overall Ht..

A Chippendale period birch side chair with an interwoven ribbon back splat, square legs and stretchers. Annapolis Valley, Nova Scotia, late 18th century. Illustrated Heritage Furnishings of Atlantic C

A period Chippendale side chair in original finish with a pierced back splat of interwoven bars. from the Annapolis Valley, Nova Scotia, late 18th century. H: 37" (seat 18"); W: 20"; D: 16.5". // Chai

Original ebonized, black painted finish, underside impressed J. Cole, Nova Scotia, Canada, 19th C. Together with a collar back captains chair. H.: 35'' W.: 22 1/2'' D.: 21''

In original ochre paint, excellent sturdy original condition. Nova Scotia, circa 1880. Measuring, 12. 1/2" height x 6 1/2” depth. The Carol Telfer Collection.

William Glackens (American, 1870-1938) Nova Scotia, 1903 oil on panel inscribed WG/by EG [Edith Dimock Glackens] on the reverse, and dated and titled St. Pierre Michelin off coast of New Foundland on

Day, Forshaw (1837-1903) Indian Encampment, Nova Scotia Description: Oil on canvas, initialed on lower right FD, sticker of the gallery Walter Klinkhoff on the back Dimension (PO): 9" x 13" Dimension

A rare and significant circa 1840 Moses Barrett (Amherst, Nova Scotia) "triple decker" mantel clock with heraldic (carved empire lions) splat and carved columns. Retains correct 8-day Silas Hoadley Am

Goldeneye drake from Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. Similar, but simpler than work of Edwin Backman. 13.75" long. Provenance: Guyette collection. Old tag on underside indicates decoy was purchased at a Chris

A 19th century small pine dresser in blue paint showing a curvilinear shaped top over a conforming frieze and 3 tiers of small drawers. Dimensions, 34.5" high x 45" wide x 19.75" deep. Nova Scotia, ci

Maurice Haycock (1900 - 1988) Oil / Canvas Signed measures 24x18 inches

JOHN NEVILLE (Contemporary Nova Scotia / Maine) - "First One Out, Last One In", oil on canvas, signed lower right and dated '99, in gold mitered frame with linen liner, OS: 27" x 39", SS: 23 1/2" x 35

Screenprint, signed and titled in pencil, published by Glasgow Print Studio(the sheet 54cm x 77cm (21.25in x 30.25in), unframed)

Early Nova Scotia MerganserNova Scotia, Canada, circa 1910, carved and painted wood. Length 20 in. Carved elliptical eyes. Additional high-resolution photos are available at www.lelandlittle.com

Ernest Lawson (1873 - 1939) Nova Scotia Oil on Canvas Measure 14"in H x 29 1/2"in W and 16 1/2"in H x 32"in W with frame Known for: Landscape, floral, genre and nocturne painting Biography: Ernest Law

LINDSEY LEVY MERGANSER HEN DECOYLittle Tancook Island, Nova Scotia, 1892-1980Original paint with gunning wear.Length 15.5”. Illustrated:Decoys: A North American Survey by Gene and Linda Kang

Canada. Accumulation of New Brunswick, New Foundland, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, 1860's to 1940's. Generally circulated material from Victoria to George VI. A nice assortment of material great

Edward Hill (American, 1843-1923). Bay of Fundy, 1896. Oil on canvas, signed "Edward Hill/ 96" lower right," (16 x 24 inches). Frame: H: 21.125 in., W: 29.25 in., D: 2.625 in. Provenance: The Little G

A dramatic pine side table with a boldly scalloped top and skirt and turned legs from the Mahone Bay area of Nova Scotia. In original red and black grained paint with faint yellow decorative striping.

Ralph Avery (American, 1906-1976) Nova Scotia. Oil on artist board. Signed 'Ralph Avery' (lower right). 16" x 20".

Fine group of four letters and documents pertaining to Capr. FRANCIS LEWIS of the Nova Scotia Fencibles, heavily engaged at the Battle of Sacket's Harbor on April 27, 1813. The grouping includes: FRAN

A pantry box in original burgundy red paint with a hand planed top and rosehead nails. Queens County, Nova Scotia, circa 1850. Dimensions, H: 4.5", 12 .5" dia. FRANCAIS: Boite de garde-manger, peintur