Eclectic Collection Small New England hardware

An small group of small hardware items that includes: (1) Boston & Maine brass baggage tag (2) North Stratford, New Hampshire Railway key (3) Grand Trunk brass switch key, (4) Harvard Club brass coat

Grouping of mostly hand made wooden articles including candle box in green pain (early 20th century); hand dug wooden bowl - 19th century; a small New England collection box with old green/black stain

Probably New England small Chippendale mahogany bowfront chest with overhanging one-board top over four graduated banded and traverse grained drawers retaining original hardware on scroll carved corne

Estate / Collection: Property of a New England Collector Double flap bag with gold-tone hardware, double 'CC' turn lock closure and woven-in leather chain strap, interior with three compartments, main

Three early small 19th century baskets. Collection of Laura Adams. All are in fine condition. One with a delightful "make-do" repair.Smallest: H 2-1/2" W 3-1/4" D 3-1/4".Medium: H 4-1/4" W 4-3/4" D 4-

19th century collection of memorial art and related ephemera.1) Small hand made silk octagonal booklet of hair braids. 14 leaves (not all used). Most have names of members of the King family. Amazing

Small bucket bench in original reed paint. New England, 19th century. Square nail and mortise construction. L 47-3/4" H 32" D 10-3/4".Collection of Nancy Sevatson Please refer to link for hi res photo

Collection of 17 fine pieces of velvet fruit and one small, black bird. Presented in a 19th century wire basket. American,19th century. Basket: H 4" W 12" D 10". Fruit: Various 1" - 10-1/2" Condition:

Early settle of unusually small scale. Recessed panel detail. Carved wood with original paint. Probably Northern European, circa 1800. H 54" W 59-1/4" D 18". Collection of Chris and Elaina Wieser. Pro

Three chestnut bottles. American, circa 1800. 6-1/2", 5-1/2" and 5-1/2". Collection of Chris and Elaina Wieser. Provenance: Derik Pulito. Condition: Excellent condition. One bottle has a few small chi

Two chestnut bottles. American, circa 1800. H 9-3/8" and 6-5/8". Collection of Chris and Elaina Wieser. Provenance: Derik Pulito. Condition: Excellent condition. Large bottle has a few small chips aro

Collection of 10 pieces of Jaspe' earthenware. France, late 19th century. Large Dish D 13". Small bowl D 7-3/4". Pitchers H 8-1/8", 8", 6", 6", 4", 3-1/2". Handled pitcher H 8". Covered sugar H 5-1/2"

Collection of 20 Halcyon Days enamel easter egg boxes, plus 13 Crummles boxes, 2 small Halcyn boxes and a Limoges banana box. Each Easter egg L 2-1/4". CONDITION: Excellent condition. A few with very

Lot 146 Sino Tibetan Small Bronze Seated Figure of Amitayus 4 1/4 x 3 x 1 3/4 inches Provenance: From a New England Collection

Alfred Addy Massachusetts, England 1866-1930 Depicts a sailing ship and small boats docked at a harbor town. Board 12 1/4" x 19".Frame 17 3/4" x 24 1/4",Oil on board From the collection of a Wakefield

New England Maple Side Chair 18th cent. With Spanish feet. Old refinish; some small repairs. Overall Ht. 40" Seat Ht. 18 1/2" From the Collection of the Memorial Art Gallery, Rochester, NY.

Early New England Sheraton mahogany secretary desk, having brass finials and oval brass hardware, 66" H x 38" W x 18" D. Provenance: The Collection of Ethel DuPont, Palm Beach, Florida.

The collection of Victorian art glass tumblers two shiny peachblow examples, a red diamond quilted Mother of Pearl example and an unusual small size tumbler. The three with large polished pontil as sh

Java, ca. 13th-14th century. A high silver-content small bronze bell with a figure of Nandi bull surmounting the handle. An advanced lifetime New England collection of bells. MEASUREMENTS Height: 5 in

one brown with white veining, probably jasper, 2-1/4 in.; two small white disks, 1 in. and 1-1/8 in. Provenance: Private New England Collection

(4) Department 56 Heritage Village Collection New England Village Sleepy Hollow Series including "Sleepy Hollow School" (small chip on back corner), "Sleepy Hollow Church", "Ichabod Crane's Cottage "

18th century, with box stretcher and turned legs, the original top with breadboard ends. Height 25 inches, top 29 x 17 inches.

Length 53 inches, height 34 inches, depth 20.5 inches. Seat height 20.5 inches. Small patch to one arm.

THREE SMALL NEW ENGLAND SCHOOLGIRL SAMPLERSOne wrought by Salla White in Nov. 1791, one by Rebecca Cole in 1825 and one by Annie B. Prescott in 1887.Framed 7.25” x 9.25”, 6.75” x 8.7