New England fowling piece, converted to percussion

Ten dollar gold piece converted to a pendent.

This toothpick holder frame takes this wonderful New England piece of glass to a couple notches higher. Beautiful Champlese holder cradles a New England peachblow Victorian Toothpick holder. Such a fa

This lot consists of an oil painting on canvas, signed and dated, "F. Russell Bates, 1901". Image depicts a beautiful autumnal scene, likely somewhere in rural New England. Piece is executed in the st

with Queen Anne legs, 67"h, 37"w

Dated 1830, the piece likely was crafted in New York or New England. The piece having nicely placed handles with cobalt decorated terminals on ovoid body with dated of 1830 underscored by dots and one

17th or early 18th century, likely New England. The piece having a nicely turned frame with shaped backrest and rush seat. The surface is nice and early. Good sturdy condition. H50" W23 1/2" D22 1/2"

Likely mid 18th century, New England. The piece has a double arch banister back above the arm rail with slightly swept tips above the plank seat resting on turned legs connected by stretcher. H42" W22

Likely New England. The piece having a fine grain painted surface with deep red tones. The case is dovetailed at the corners, the bottom having one long drawer stretching across the base and all rest

Circa 1800, likely New England. The piece having a dish top above nicely carved and reeded base emitting three legs with pad feet. The block is replaced on this table. H26 1/2" W20" Sold from the coll

Likely New York or New England. The piece having a very fine early surface with well carved body. Good overall condition. The piece has likely a stringer hold at the backside. H7 3/4" Sold from the co

Circa 1740, likely New England. The piece has a nicely shaped and carved back atop turned wood frame with a rush seat and legs ending in a Spanish foot. H40" W19 1/4" D16"

Early to mid 19th century, likely New England. The piece having a very nice early surface in blue with a more recent woven split oak seat. Good sturdy condition. H46 3/4" W21" D30" Sold from the colle

Circa 1720, likely New England. The piece has a shaped backrest with turned frame and rush seat. Sturdy condition. H40 1/2"

Wonderful early 19thC New England pine single piece constructed tombstone crested doughboard w pierced hanging hole, great early patina & excellent orig cond - 30" tall x 17" wide

Belgian Double-barrel Percussion Fowling Piece, late 20th/early 21st century. Serial number 1044; 30 1/2 in., blued barrels with plain rib marked 'MADE IN BELGUIM'; case hardened lock plates; beech st

Shotgun by H Hart, London. with a half octagon barrel.

Title: c. 1930 Bakery sign BIRTHDAY CAKES ON ORDER Date/Period: c. 1930 Dimension: 17” h x 12” w Provenance:New England, nifty cross-piece construction. Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $35.00 to

Underside reads NEW ENGLAND CONTAINER CO. Piece is vintage. Tin has twist cap. Piece has log cabin shape and printed detail. Each side reads ABSOLUTELY PURE MAPLE SYRUP. Tin measures approx 3.75 inche

Early painted checkerboard with unusual polychrome calligraphic corner decoration with horse, eagle and floral elements. Small drawer that holds game pieces. New England, mid 19th century. Condition:

C.1830 PERCUSSION CAP FOWLING PIECE W/ HAND CHECKERED STOCK & RAM ROD

A six piece set of English Flow Blue China. New Wharf by Conway. Overall in excellent condition. No chips or cracks or knief marks in the glaze.This item is from the estate of a gentleman from Gaton L

GREEN OPAQUE GLASSWARE. 3" LOW BOWL & 3 3/4" TUMBLER. SCRATCHES TO SURFACE, NO CHIPS CRACKS OR BREAKS.

Three pieces of redware. New England circa 1820-1840. Flask: H 6" Bulbous jar: H 8-3/4" Jar: H 8-1/8". Condition: Flask with hairline cracks. Other items with minor imperfections as expected. Link for

2 Pieces of New England Peachblow Glass. Both are unsigned. 3-5/8" pitcher and 3-1/2" diam. Bowl. Condition: Very good.