New England Redware Food, Pate Lobster Mold Ca 1700s

Three Redware Turk head food molds. New England, 19th century. H 2-1/4" D 5-7/8", H 3-1/4" D 7-1/4", H 4" D 8-1/2" Condition: Minor imperfections.

ca. 1900 New England redware. 12"

Thirteen pieces of antique pewter. Pewter coffee pot, lighthouse shape. Freeman Porter 1835-1860. H 10-1/2" D base 6". Pewter tea pot. Early black painted handle. New England ca. 1840. "Inverted mold

Large group of tin heart related cookie cutters and food molds. American, mostly 19th century. Condition: Very good. Estate of Toni Noble Link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/r3sg537ix

Metalware lot including two small brass taper sticks, early engraved spatula, brass and iron scoops, 4 lead food molds and a brass trivet. Includes a contemporary ladle set signed LOOSE (Tom Loose)

Country lot. Including a wooden foot warmer with bail handle in original red paint. A redware turks head mold. A slaw cutter. A painted basket with wooden painted eggs. A tin goose neck coffee pot. Fo

Lot of 4 redware jars and one twist center cake mold all with manganese splash decoration. 1- Redware Jar with applied lug handles and incised line decoration (3 large chips on the bottom) 10"h x 7-1/

Great form ca 1800-1820 New England maple, brass & iron heart pierced food chopper - swelled & incised handle w incised brass collar - in wonderful patina throughout & excellent orig cond - 10" long x

PERRIN, Charles Robert (1915-1999). New England / Northeast Airlines. USA, ca. 1960s. A New England lobsterman with carved pipe and a lobster are rendered in colorful mosaic style in this poster, from

Ca. First half 19thC. No chips, cracks or repairs. Forth of four New England and/or Pittsburgh pieces in this sale.

Ca. First half 19thC. No chips, cracks or repairs. Fifth of five New England and/or Pittsburgh pieces in this sale. Blown and molded;

New England Batter Jug ca. 1840. 11"

Two early American New England redware jugs. The first with ribbed handle and black manganese splotch decoration. Circa 1840. H 8-1/2". Condition: Excellent original condition with a few very minor ba

John Speed and Francis Lamb "Map of New England and New York", ca. 1676. Hand colored engraved map with depictions of animals such as beavers, elk, bears, foxes, and more. Vivid colors. Slight tear up

ca 1680 New England turned ash & maple armchair in old but not orig finish (legs extended) - 46" tall - from the Katharine Prentis Murphy Collection

Redware - three color slip bowl with decorative elements. Attributed to Maryland area, circa 1780-1830. Collection of David Good. H 2-1/2" D rim 8-3/4" D base 4-1/2". Condition: Excellent condition. R

Early Caucasian Oriental Carpet. L 76", W 34-1/2".Wear and imperfections. Estate of anthropologists and food historian Michael and Sophie Coe. New Haven, Ct

Redware charger. 'Money Wanted' in yellow slip decoration. Norwalk, Connecticut, circa 1820. D 13". Collection of Chris and Elaina Wieser. Provenance: Fred Giampietro. The Collection of Lewis Scranton

Southern Federal Eagle inlaid & carved slant lid desk, wild cherrywood with hard pine secondary , probably western Maryland, ca. 1795-1802. The dovetailed case presents a molded and inlaid hinged slan

Early Soumak oriental carpet .Early 19th century..108" x 103".Overall wear, imperfections. Some residue from matting adhered to back, removes easily. From the estate of anthropologists and food histor

Redware salt dish. Loy family. Alamance Co. North Carolina, circa 1865. D 3-3/8". Condition: Excellent original condition. Copy and paste this link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/ogg6

Rare Pair of 19th C French Cast Iron Handled Urns by Faure a Revin France, CA 1880. H 16.50"  D: 17.50"  Foot D 8". Link to Elemental Garden web page for a

Small redware strap handle jug. John Goodell. Maine,circa 1830. H 6-1/4" D 4-1/2". Condition: Fine original condition. Provenance: Jewett - Berdan. Copy and paste this link for high-res images: https:

Redware alms plate. 'Our Lady of Mount Carmel' in yellow slip decoration. Norwalk, Connecticut, circa 1820. D 14-1/2". Collection of Chris and Elaina Wieser. Provenance: Crocker Farm, Inc. Condition: