Maine-made Mittens

Early Maine wool & leather mittens.

(6) COUNTRY CHAIRS - Early 19th c. Maine Made Yellow Painted Thumb Back Chairs, pinstripe decorated in gold and black with polychrome painted foliate and fruit designes on the rail, two thin horizonta

19th c. Simple Plank Construction, with two door upper cabinet having three shelves, unpainted interior; intermediate overhanging unpainted work surface, two doors below over two shelves, arch cut end

Group of (3) Folk Art Painted Wooden Game Boards, all with applied galleried edges and painted checkerboards, one with painted name 'M. Bowker' verso, 14 1/4" x 17", 15" x 14" and , largest: 17 1/4" x

Folk art "Remember the Maine" made from baleen with eagle, American flags, and a federal shield, mounted on fiberboard, in a period oak frame, overall 32"T x 22"W

Circa 1900 "Main's Special" by Mains & Dolly of Sandy Creek, Me. (near Bridgton), home town of pro player W.E. (Willard 'Grasshopper') Mains, based on the Spalding 'Mushroom' bat, in second growth ash

Assorted textile lot incl quilted petticoat, chair cushion, hand made mittens, feed sack apron, linen towels, linsey woolsey pot holders, etc

Maine Made Carved and Painted Oak, the full-body spread wing eagle carved all over in feathers in gold paint, the plaque in red, white and blue with gold edge, two barrels in red, white and blue paint

Title: Fabulous parquetry book box from Maine. Provenance/Additional Info: Very nice vintage parquetry book box from Searsmount, Maine made around 1918. The condition is great with the exception of a

Depend on Red Top Cab Embossed Sign 1940s possibly Brooklyn, or Cohasset, Maine. Made of embossed metal Call EV3... Red Top Cab 12" h x 48" w Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When

Mid-20th century birch root war club in the style of the Penobscot of Maine, made in classical form, the standard stripped of bark and chip carved with trailing fern fronds, the head of the club carve

NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER- March 1819, YORK COUNTY, MAINE Made by Mary A. Bartlet, age 10. (Born: Elliott, Me. Four alphabets above basket of fruits centered by conifers with bluebirds. Good condition, unifo

Maine Made Bracket Clock, brass works eight day with original weights only (no pendulum or key), painted wooden dial, case with gold on black detailing, the ogee a somewhat crude image of Mount Vernon

Woven Basket with rigid bent oak handle, circa 1910, probably Maine made, roughly 12 1/2" x 13" diam. Good condition.

Glazed ceramic handmade pottery, artisan ceramic, labeled on back Edgecomb Potters Maine, Made in USA. Measures Approx. 11.5 x 9 inch. Height approx. 2.5 inches.

10" Grooved Hardstone Adz. Maine. Well made with flat bottom and domed top. Good condition, surface is weathered

Unusual pair of tall tin candle holders. Beautifully made. Maine, 19th century. Untouched surface. H 18-3/8". Please refer to this link for high-res images. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/yb073ocibze7b2o/

Colorful tin litho dealer sign for Chas. W. Norton of Farmington, Maine. Sign made by L.D. Nelke of New York. In overall good condition with some light scuffs, good corners, no rust. Measures 23.675"w

Steamboat: Made by A. C. Williams circa 1910's. Battleship Maine, Small: Made by Grey Iron Casting Co. circa 1900's. Made of Cast Iron. Fine Condition.

R. John Wright "Snowbaby". 6" doll with molded and painted hair and facial features, dressed in his glittery snow suit, hood and mittens. Made for the "Christmas in July 2006" event, limited edition o

HO scale brass Boston & Maine buggie made for Overland as their part # 3985.1. Factory paint as C-45 in McInnes blue. I left the railing protectors on (couldn't find tweezers quickly enough). Box and

This hat has stars on each side with a front brass plate "Boston & Maine / Conductor". Made by "M. Linsky & Bros. 1 Washington ST.Boston, Mass" Size 7-1/4. Black silk fabric with Gold cord and a Japan

# brass baggage tags: (1) Fitchburg shell tag with no maker (2) Joint Boston & Maine with Fitchburg reversible srap check #128 made by John Robbins (3) small Boston & Maine 59727 made by John Robbins

7 finely made and decorated nesting boxes. The largest is 3 3/4" wide and smallest is 1 1/8". Missing one lid. Originally purchased in Maine. Possibly made for Spruce Gum.