American Primitive Corn Sheller

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Early primitive floor model plunger-type corn sheller stenciled Marseilles Co.

Cast iron, primitive, box-type corn sheller, 23"L

Primitive board-type corn sheller, 16"L

Primitive antique corn sheller (to remove kernels from the cob) - 30" tall x 36" long

Antique American primitive bean sheller with crank. Late 19th century. 9"h x 1"w x 28"d overall.

An antique late 19th-century American primitive seeding hand tool or corn planter. The manual seeder has a round tin hopper that is held in place on a wooden frame by curved cleats and can be opened b

Primitive American wood and metal corn planting tool. Old pale green paint. Still functions. Approx. 33" L.

Primitive farm tools, getting all pictured. NO SHIPPING!!!

Walnut and Yellow Pine, Nineteenth Century. Of typical form, the open spade-shaped handle tied with corn husks, traces of black paint or stain. H: 50.25 in., W: 19.75 in., D: 4.5 in.

NAVAJO WEAVING / YEI primitive wool wall tapestry with mesoamerican / Native American geometric ‘step pattern’ , native Figurals holding arrows with alternating green corn stalks . Corner yarn loo

Sunday, coming to the village church unsigned, o/tin, 10.5 by 15 in.; framed 13 by 18 in. Collection of G.W. SamahaNOTE: Apologies, we cannot approve bidders during the auction.

Abigail Elizabeth Avery, East Charlemont, Buckland, Massachusetts half portrait of girl seated among swags of drapery, holding her cat o/c, 32 by 26 in.; poss. original grain-painted, ebonized frame 4

An American primitive folk art portrait of a young girl with cat. Unsigned. 40-1/2in x 29-3/4in. Provenance: From the estate of Kurt Stein, Pennsylvania.

Sign, Black Hawk Corn Sheller, Best Ever Made, litho on embossed metal w/large Indian Chief graphic by Massillon Sign & Poster Co.-Massillon, Ohio, c.1890, the Black Hawk Corn Sheller was the most fam

three-quarter portrait of girl with basket, holding a floral sprig o/c, 28 by 23 in.; framed 30 by 24 in. Collection of G.W. SamahaNOTE: Apologies, we cannot approve bidders during the auction.

American, likely Pennsylvania or Ohio, 19th century. Primitive painted softwood dry sink with two doors, four drawers, small work surface and wood pulls. Unmarked. Approx. h. 31.75", w. 60.5", d. 17.5

(lot of 3) American Primitive half hull wood carved wall ship's models circa 1870, largest 10"h x 37"w. Provenance: Property from the estate of Thomas J. Perkins, San Francisco, and Belvedere, CA

An American primitive pine settle bench with locking paneled storage back and lift seat. 57in tall x 60-1/2in wide x 19in deep.

American primitive painted harvest table, 19th c., American, green painted tabletop, on grain painted baluster turned legs, 30"h x 94.5"l x 23.75"w Provenance: A Private Collection: East Hampton, New

AMERICAN PRIMITIVE WOOD CARVING, 18TH C, H 8.25", L 11", CAT An 18th century American primitive wood carving. Remnants of hand-painted details are apparent throughout the collar. Width 5".

oil canvas, wax-lined; unsigned; 29 x 36 inches; 36 x 42 inches frame

19th or Early 20th Century American Primitive School, Still Life of Watermelon, oil on canvas, relined, 16 x 21 inches, apparently unsigned, period cove style gilded frame measures 20 x 24.75 inches,

Holding a rose. 26 H X 21" W (32" X 27"). Restored."