SAILOR ART. New England, 19th Century. Oversize pi

Oval sailor folk art seashell and berry memorial, a floral border centering a cross, original black painted frame, 12" h, 10" w, found in New England, 19th c

Large folk art snake trick box. New England, 19th century. Condition: Excellent as found condition. H 11-1/2" L 6-5/8" D 2-3/4". Copy and paste this link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/s

Antique New England Folk Art Portrait c. 1840 Oil on Canvas. Mother and two daughters. Canvas from M.J. Whipple's Art Supplies in Boston which was sold and renamed in 1869. Artist unknown. In antique

Late 19th Century. The squarish form with crimped top edges and highly figured metallic patterning slopes to a circular base with polished pontil, unsigned. Measures 6.5 x 4 inches. We happily provide

probably New England, 19th century. depicting street scene with figures. H22 3/4" W27 3/8"

Folk art still life. Oil on canvas in a painted frame. New England, Mid 19th century. New York canvas stamp. Condition: Excellent original condition. Minor old repairs. Frame is contemporary. Frame H

Folk art diorama. Two-masted ship follow by a smaller boat. New England, late 19th century. Carved and painted sails and flags. Painted sail cloth covered board with rope surround. Fine original condi

Folk Art painted side table, green and yellow, 18in tall x 17-1/2in wide x 11-3/4in deep. New England, late 19th c.

Quilting frame. Set of four clamps. Handcrafted from maple wood, stained in a medium brown tone. Although handcrafted, all are identical. New England. American, late 19th century. Measurements: 35" x

Large antique scoop or spoon, made of a single piece of carved hardwood. American in origin, New England, circa 18th/19th century. Measurements: Approx. 14.25" long x 6" x 2". | See our special $5 sta

American, late 19th century, scalloped rim, peachblow with satin finish, enamel decorated with berries and leafy branches, 7-3/4 in.;ÿattribute to Joseph Locke, New England Glass Company, ovoid vase,

19 C. Folk Art Oil Painting New England Waterscape. Antique oil painting features waterfront, sail boat, row boat and countryside. Oil on canvas. Framed in burled oak and signed by the artist. Boat na

19th c. New England Grain Painted Chair Table

Folk art doll with pleated blue dress and fabric covered wooden block in base. New England, early to mid 19th century. H 11-3/8" W 5" D 3-1/3". Condition: Excellent condition. Link for high-res images

Antique goblet cup. A carved ring around the stem.Made of a single piece of turned wood. 19th century. New England.Measurements: Approx. 4.25" high, 3" diameter at the top.| See our special $5 startin

Candle mold, made of tin sheet. Characteristic design. Twelve tapered candle forms. All original, 19th century, New England. Measurements: Approx. 10.75" x 7.5" x 3.5" overallWeighs about 1 lb. 6 oz.

Early 19th century New England area pine document box, folk art salmon paint decorated, sliding lid. H. 4" W. 6.5" L. 7.5". Overall good condition, AS IS.

Early 19th century New England area pine document box, folk art salmon paint decorated, sliding lid. H. 4" W. 6.5" L. 7.5". Overall good condition, AS IS.

Early 19th c New England watercolor miniature portrait of a young woman in profile with puffy sleeve dress, period frame, image 3 3/4" x 4"

FOLK ART SHAVING / DRESSING MIRROR - New England Crafted Adjustable Round Mirror on Stand, mid 19th c., made with alternating segments of light and dark wood, all elements lathe turned, with original

thumbprint decor, attributed to New England Glass Company, late 19th century, 6".

19th Century American School, Rocky Seacoast with Sailboats, 1878, oil on canvas, 14 x 24 inches, signed indistinctly with initials and dated lower right, framed in a gilded wood cove style frame meas

19th c. Americana Folk Art diorama of an Old New England Fireside Kitchen, depicting 17th c. kitchen, 13"h x 49"w

Antique American 19th century journeyman's day bed. New England area. Turned posts with medium finish. Comes with a red upholstered seat or mattress. From the Bass Museum of Art collection. Measures a