Early Child's Decoupage Box with Mark's History of an Apple Pie (New England, 19th century)

Early Child's Decoupage Box with Mark's History of an Apple Pie (New England, 19th century) A charming pine box with applied decorative borders and cut-outs from Mark's History of an Apple Pie, an ear

Early 19th C. New England Child's Rocking Horse 41 1/4"H, 73"L, 15"W

Birch with original red wash, replaced foot rail, painted canvas seat.H: approx. 35 1/2". Provenance: the estate of John Long, highly regarded Virginia antiques dealer and collector.

Early 19th century New England pine child's 6-board blanket chest in old original crusty painted surface, self-molded top, interior till, nice cut-outs on foot ends, square and t-head nail constructio

New England Paint Decorated Child's Blanket Chestearly 19th century, white pine, old (likely original) paint with black field, green trim, red/yellow highlights, hinged lid with applied edge, open int

Two early copper apple butter kettles with iron handles, 19th C. Largest Dia. 27" H 16", smaller with footed tripod iron base Dia. 21" H 13". Please refer to link for hi res images. https://www.dropbo

Seven 19th century child's cups with animal theme Height range 2-1/2" - 2-7/8". Inspected under UV light. No restoration noted. Cup with bee hive has small base chip. Minor imperfections. Please refer

Six 19th century child's cups. Range in height from 2" - 2-3/8". Inspected under UV light. No restoration noted. All have very minor imperfections, tiny chips and small hairline cracks. . Please refer

Three early child's chairs. American, early 19th century. From left to Right: H 25-1/2". Seat height: 10". H 26-1/2" . Seat height: 11-1/2". H 22". Seat height: 6". Please copy and paste link below fo

Four 19th century child's alphabet cups and 2 alphabet plates. Cups range in H from 2-1/2" - 3". Smaller plate with repaired crack D 6". Larger plate with hunting scene D7". Minor imperfections. Pleas

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.

Original early 19th century green painted clinched nail tack and peg construction box by A. Sprague (6.5") and 2 stacking round wood pantry boxes (8" and 9")

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 tiger maple cutlery box, extremely bold tiger grain, length 13"

Six Pewter Plates, mostly New England, late 18th/early 19th century. Assembled group of plates impressed on reverse with marks of Richard Austin (Boston, Massachusetts, 1764-1817); Frederick Bassett (

AMERICAN, POSSIBLY NEW ENGLAND, COUNTRY PINE CHILD'S BENCH, plank form with shaped ends. Old worn varnished surface. Late 19th/early 20th century. 22" H, 10" x 16 1/2" seat.Proper left end with split,

Early 19th c. watercolor on silk of two children. Info verso reads "Lois Alley Southwick, THE SISTERS (Illustrated) / Watercolor on silk, New England, 1817...". As found. 22" x 27".

Post-Revolutionary War to Civil War "Dr. Franklin's Maxim" Colorful Vignette Child's Cup c. 1820 Early 19th Century, "Dr. Franklin's Maxim" Colorful Vignette Child's Cup, England, Very Fine. This impr

Post-Revolutionary War to Civil War "Dr. Franklin's Maxim" Child's Cup with Two Vignettes c. 1820 Early 19th Century, "Dr. Franklin's Maxim" Child's Cup with Brown Transfer Images, England, Very Fine.

SIX PIECES OF MACKENZIE-CHILDS CERAMIC TABLEWAREAurora, New York, Early 21st Century1-3) Three “MacLachlan” second and third editions with stamped marks. A covered box, length 5.5”, dish, length

Northern New England, early 19th C., the upper section with mullion glazed doors, the lower section with paneled doors with applied molding and decorative elements. 7'1"h x 4'8"w Provenance: Christie'

Early 19th century New England cherry slant front secretary cabinet, the upper portion with a broken arch pediment over double doors, the base with a drop front panel opening to a fitted interior, ove

Early 19th century New England style spindle back Windsor rocking chair with original bird stencilling at back. Unmarked. Condition: flaking to paint in areas, signs of age to finish, repairs to both

COIN SILVER: Thirteen serving spoons by American silversmiths, mostly New England, 19th C., all with maker's marks verso, maker's include: Farrington & Hunnswell, Boston, c. 1840 - 1850; N. & T. Foste