Rare brant, Irving Fulcher, Stacy, North Carolina, 2nd

Rare pair of greenwing teal, Dr. Edgar Burke, Ocracoke, North Carolina, 2nd quarter 20th century. Cork body decoys with quarter inch bottom boards, with maker's name on the underside. Measure 11.5" lo

2" rare miniature face jug by North Carolina folk potter Stacy Lambert.

A rare Roman oval lead seal depicting a wonderfully detailed cherubic scene, c. 1st - 2nd Century AD, light grey deposits and quite interesting!!! W: 1 3/4 in (4.4cm). Ex North Carolina private collec

early 19th century, yellow pine throughout, dovetailed construction, tapered legs, one drawer, two board top, 31 x 21-1/2 x 19 in.

Measures 13.25" long.

10" outstanding and rare North Carolina Advertising jug commissioned by the merchant Gates and Foy Dealers in Groceries and Liquours. Made by Virginia Pottery Peter Herman with his stamp and sign top

very rare North Carolina Pewter Plate - from the Quincy Scarborough collection. 8" plate stamped/ marked on back

We are pleased to offer this rare 6th North Carolina State Troops (NCST) excavated belt plate, the only Confederate belt plate custom-made for one regiment during the war. Likely commissioned and paid

A Rare North or South Carolina "Colored Republicing Club" Stoneware Cooler Dated July 7, 1892 in Southern alkaline glaze, with distinctive doubled collared rim, tooled body, two lug handles set lo

It is my pleasure to offer collectors this rare opportunity to own an Extremely Rare and desirable North Carolina Salt Glaze Chester Webster incised Bird storage jar. The pinnacle of North Carolina Sa

Rare~ Michael Jordan Signed North Carolina Jersey Inscribed "Best Wishes" (JSA LOA)

Brant decoy from Hatteras Inlet, North Carolina. Unique two piece head construction. 19.5" long. Provenance: Kroghie Andresen collection. Formerly in a Raleigh, North Carolina collection. Notes: Decoy

Circa 1920s. Made by Reverend Ben Davis of North Carolina. This piece was purchased by Ralph Kylloe over 30 years ago and has been kept in his personal collection. Oak covered with chip-carved Mountai

Circa 1920s. Made by Reverend Ben Davis of North Carolina. Yellow birch legs, chip carved Mountain Laurel skirt and a solid wood 8 board top. The table is from Ralph Kylloe's personal collection and h

13 IN. CLOTH DOLL CREATED & MADE BY THE PFHOL SISTERS IN SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA FROM 1897 TO EARLY 1940'S, GORGEOUS OIL PAINTED FACE WITH FINELY DETAILED EYES, EARS, NOSE & MOUTH, PAINTED LIGHT BROWN H

Serial number G00083889A. Nice well cared for condition. Sold from the collection of a North Carolina lady.

By Rowen Bradley, Qualla Boundary, North Carolina, circa 1950. The piece has been exceptionally woven with double wall technique. The lidded basket has its original paper tag at the interior as well.

very rare Fayetville, NC pewter plate stamped on back JJ with his mark. Jehiel Johnson. Width 8.75" - from the Quincy Scarborough collection.

Tryon, North Carolina, 20th century, branded: "The Tryon Toy Makers / Registered / Made in the Mountains of North Carolina" h. 17 w. 18 d. 9-1/2 in. Provenance: Items from a Manhattan, NY / Ossining,

12 tin pie cupboard from a Guilford County estate. Having original surface very clean. Stands tall on 4 turned original feet. Tins are original. A great southern rare form for a pie safe. 76.5" high,

(Lincoln County, North Carolina, 1825-1909) runny mottled light olive green alkaline glaze, stamped "TR" and inscribed "5" on one of two lug handles, tightly turned rounded rim, incised banded wavy li

very rare and important signature from Fayetteville, NC - Edward Webster stamped broadly across the body. Professional restoration to the rim. From the collection of Quincy Scarborough.11.5"H

47.5"h x 39.5"w x 22.75"d Height of feet 17.5" a tall server with 3 drawers. Turned legs, green and red paint. All original paint. Never re-finished this has rare first surface.

Rare #1 of 1 Rodney Leftwich Edgefield Figural Flask of " Jim Lee 1860-1879" of Edgefield South Carolina. This is a highly significant example out of the North Carolina mountain potteries by Rodney an