NEW YORK – On Thursday, October 27, starting at 6 pm Eastern time, Jasper52 will hold a sale titled New Hampshire Antiques Dealers: Americana, featuring 355 lots sourced from dealers who belong to the respected organization. As always, the auction is curated by Clifford Wallach, an expert in tramp art, folk art and Americana. Absentee and Internet live bidding will be available through LiveAuctioneers.

Packed with riches, the October 27 lineup includes an antique folk art game board table, with a checker board on one side and a Parcheesi board on the other, dated May 27, 1873; a half-gallon stoneware jar painted with a cobalt flower; several cast iron doorstops, including one in the shape of a red squirrel; a circa-1910 brass elevator cover plate, decorated with a red jewel and an opalescent jewel; a license plate topper from the 1950s, touting ‘FLORIDA, LAND OF SUNSHINE’; and a 19th-century tin cider pot, boasting an American shield detail and a Masonic design.

Also worthy of mention are a circa-1940s slate chalk board; a 39-piece child’s toy tea set from the same decade; a cast iron bottle opener in the form of a figure holding a paddle with ‘Pi Kappa Alpha’ written on it and the words ‘Pledge Hop ’64’ on the base; a large blue goose squeak toy dating to around 1900; a Meyer Texas pottery bluebonnet-motif vase and creamer, offered as separate lots; and a 1950s menu sign from the Steak & Brew in Fort Lee, N.J., which lists filet mignon, lobster tails, and a steak and lobster tail dish, each for the princely sum of $4.95, and states, ‘Help Yourself to All The Salad You Can Make!’

Standouts include an undated painted miniature carving of a pelican by Frank Finney of Cape Charles, Virginia. The handsome bird measures less than six inches tall, features glass eyes, and is signed by Finney. Its estimate is $1,800-$2,000.

Another compelling piece is a print depicting Camp Small, an outpost in Melville, Maryland that was active exclusively during the Civil War. It shows a company of Ellsworth Zouaves from York, Pennsylvania standing in formation. Zouaves were a light infantry regiment, French colonial in origin and known for their stylish, distinctive uniforms, which included a fez. The name Ellsworth likely refers to Elmer Ephraim Ellsworth, a friend of President Abraham Lincoln who raised and trained a regiment in New York that wore Zouave uniforms. The print, which measures 22 by 30in, carries an estimate of $1,500-$2,000.

Rounding out the highlights is a circa-1910 or -1920 cotton four-block eagle applique quilt, estimated at $1,000-$1,500. It came out of central Pennsylvania and measures 70 by 86in. The lot notes state it is “in excellent condition, with the occasional light spot/surface dirt and no wear. The quilt feels strong and sturdy overall.”

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