RARE - NEW ENGLAND TO N.Y. DEPOT ROLL CURTAIN

Nice Lot of Early Postcards incl. New York Railroad Depots and Trains, Train Depots from New England, etc. -

Rare carved whimsy display. Display case, knife, & 11 unique small hand carved wood whimsies by Chas B Gardiner. Batavia, NY, 1855-1865. Case. Wood and glass. H 18" W 15-5/8" D 5-1/8".Knife. Wood, met

Rare Early Window Curtain Watercolor folding Sample Booklet in 12 panels. Watercolor on laid paper backed with linen. Open dimensions 17 1/8" x 15 3/8". Closed  dimensions 5 3/4" x 3 7/8" Probabl

Rare Army -Navy football game, Polo Grounds, NY Lithograph. H 17-1/2", W 35-1/2", opening H 9-1/4", W 27-1/2". Some damage to upper central area, see image."In late November (1916) The ARKANSAS was ag

Circa 1720, New England origin, with false drawer fronts, retaining original pulls h. 18-1/4 w. 20-1/2 d. 15-1/2 in. Provenance: By descent through the family of an important South Salem, NY collector

A 1964 NY Worlds Fair poster roll or tube for parcel post. The tube has the original label dated 1961 on the side. Rare item. The 1964-1965 New York Worlds Fair themed Peace Through Understanding was

c. 1680, in original color with scrubbed top; 23.5"h; 16"diam. Collection of G.W. SamahaNOTE: Apologies, we cannot approve bidders during the auction.

So I guess you see these in every antique store you stop in huh? Liar. This Rare New England Glass Co. plated amberina toothpick holder is exceedingly rare in this form. Actually any Plated amberina t

circa 1760-1780. An ingenious and unique burl covered container. When flipped the removable cover is used as another bowl in equal size as the base bowl. In excellent condition with waxed over coat fi

Boston, circa 1740, with yolk crest and solid vasiform splat, leather upholstered slip seat with scalloped seat rails, lambrequin knees with C scrolls, shaped stretchers and pad feet, period slip seat

Rare, animated Massachusetts carved & painted carousel chimpanzee with bright glass eyes, tongue out, & left paw raised. He is wearing patched green dungarees, a belt and a striped black & white vest.

Rare c.1700-1730 New England William and Mary  Painted Chest  of Drawers w/ four drawers  and Extended Bun Feet  / Ball feet.  Teardrop  pulls, Old Black Deep Green Early

circa 1930's. Original condition. Marked TPL on bottom.

You can find the best color in this shade. Look at it. You'll agree. With the addition of the diamond quilting in the glass, it makes it extraordinary. Perfect shade to compliment that frame you have

Boston or possibly Portsmouth, New Hampshire, 1800-1810, white floral upholstery with loose down seat cushion, 33-3/4 x 24 x 25 in. Provenance: Private Collection

Sheraton period ca 1810 rare New England tiger maple lady's desk or dressing table - 34" tall x 27 3/4" wide x 14 1/2" deep

Great early New England bail handled pantry box with “SUGAR” painted on the lid. This a heavy walled box, indicating an early example. The original paint is dark windsor green and the decoration i

Rare Redware Pitcher with Exceptional Glaze, New England origin, first half 19th century, ovoid pitcher with rounded foot, flared rim, and applied ribbed handle, the surface decorated with mottled lig

RARE NEW ENGLAND MENDING OR DARNING SAMPLERDated 1832Wrought by "Gisey Burns aged 10 years 1832". Upper half with rows of alphabets. Lower half with maker's inscription, a bird in a tree, a

Title: That part of America which was… New England NY St Lawrence. GENTS MAG 1757 map Description: A map of that part of America which was the principal seat of war in 1756' by Unattributed (175

The colorful antique New England glass paperweight is filled with assorted millefiori canes, cogs, latticinio tubes and more, including a dated cane of 1852. Diameter is 2.405 inches. AN ABSENTEE BID

A Rare example!. A new England Peachblow Glass Ribbed Hat form Toothpick Holder. Nice Pastel Wild Rose coloring! Nice ribbing to the body! Measures: 2" tall, 3 3/8" wide. Condition: Excelllent

footed form compote. 5 1/8" high, 7" diameter. Light wear to bottom of base.

New England depot postcards. Some decent views and some more common. About 48.