Cataloged Antique Auction 

Ephrata, PA 

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 2022 AT 4:00 P.M. 

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2022 AT 9:00 A.M. 

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Friday, September 30, 8:00 A.M. thru 8:00 P.M. 

Saturday, October 1, 7:00 A.M. throughout the auction
 

Sale to be held at the Horst Auction Center, 50 Durlach Rd., Ephrata, PA 17522 

(The corner of Rt. 322 & Durlach Rd., approx. 2 ½ miles west of Ephrata, Lancaster County, PA) 

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1Large folk art Amish homestead theorem on felt by Bill Ranck

ca. 1996 dated; the painting in mixed oils and watercolor on felt cloth, the scene depicts elderly Amish couple in open spring wagon leaving farmstead with white two-story home, stone privy/springhouse, well head and sandstone bank barn with three-star pattern hex signs, hay stack, wagon under forebay and wandering chicken and pigs, 37"x 29 1/4"; Condition: very good

2Reproduction tin hooded table lamp by Jerry Martin

ca. 2006 dated; rolled sheet tin and solder constructed tin electric two candle socket table lamp with weighted conical base rod stem, adjustable two socket pan lamp with oval adjustable hood, lamp is black painted with maker's tag on base, 6 3/4"x 10"x 24"; Condition: some rust spots but overall very good

3Reproduction redware standing lion figure by Lester Breininger

ca. 1981 dated; molded hollow body form with curled tail, applied biscuit eyes and redware spaghetti mane, tail tip and nostrils with yellow slip and copper green accents, lion has mottled manganese glaze accents, 10"x 5"x 8 1/4"; Condition: two noted chips to spaghetti mane, otherwise very good

4Reproduction of "Absolom Bixler" type redware flower pot by Breininger Pottery

ca. 1984; fine wheel thrown flower pot and under tray with applied slip and decorated hand molded figures including two birds on stems with green glaze accent on yellow slip and unusual crawling salamander with black accents on yellow slip, pot and base with mottled manganese glaze accents, 7 3/4"d, 6 3/4"h pot, 9"d, 1 3/4"h base; Condition: very good

5Fine folk art redware "Peaceable Kingdom" figure by Breininger Pottery

ca. 1999 dated; redware figure of leopard and goat lying beside each other on rolled plateau base with flower print accents to rim, each figure hand formed and decorated with slip and multiple glaze accents, 7"x 5 1/4"x 3 1/4"; Condition: glazing flaw to goat's ear & nick on goat right horn, otherwise very good

6Folk art redware fluted rim flower pot by Breininger Pottery

ca. 1982 dated; two-part planter with wheel thrown pedestal footed flower pot with double flute banded rim, pot has manganese glaze painted distelfink bird on tulip stem on one side and simple two-tulips on stems on reverse, original double flute band base, both with mottled brown glaze accents, 8 1/4"d, 7 3/4"h pot, 8 1/4"d, 1 1/4"h base; Condition: small glazing nick to base band on tray, pre-glazing flaw to secondary band on pot

7Folk art redware jardinier by C. Ned Foltz

ca. 1982; wheel thrown squat sack-shaped jardinier with roll beaded foot, incised narrow neck and fluted rim, the pot with band of applied hand formed lilac leaves with dark glaze accent, pot has mottled manganese glaze accents, 8 1/4"d, 6 1/2"h; Condition: chip to rim, reglazed & fired, otherwise good

8Folk art carved pull toy giraffe by Walter & June Gottshall

ca. 1994 dated; large carved standing giraffe figure mounted to 1 1/2" beam rails that have wooden wheels, giraffe has folk art painted yellow base with black spots and dark glaze rubbed finish, 6 1/2"x 8 1/2"x 15 3/4"; Condition: good

9Folk art carved bird tree by Brian Paine, Allentown, PA

ca. contemporary 21st century; fine folk art carved and painted eight birds on apple tree stem in two-tiered square base, the stem with three yellow painted carved apples, each bird uniquely carved and painted with wire leg mounted to stems, base marked "Allentown, PA", 9"x 9 1/4"x 17"; Condition: very good

10Colorful folk art carved bird on two-tier wooden base by Brian Paine, Allentown, PA

ca. contemporary 21st century; fine chip carved figure of woodpecker type bird with long tail with colorful painted accents, wire leg mounted to faux age painted round base with tapered stem, signed "Paine" by artist, 4 1/2"x 3"x 6 1/2"; Condition: very good

11"Outsider" folk art carved & painted eel by Brian Paine, Allentown, PA

ca. contemporary 21st century; chip-carved swimming form elongated fresh water eel with glass bead eyes, wooden spike teeth on jaws and mounted side fins, painted with predominant greens and yellow paints, placed on a two-tier wooden stand signed by artist, 52"x 5"x 8"; Condition: very good

12Contemporary folk art redware face jug by Walter P. Fleming (Statesville, NC)

ca. contemporary; wheel thrown redware jug with two applied handles, comical applied face with small ears and exposed teeth, cream swirl on gray glaze and scratch signed on base, 8"d, 12"h; Condition: very good

13Folk art redware face jug signed Walter P. Fleming

ca. contemporary, late 20th century-present; large wheel thrown cylinder shaped jug with lipped spout, two applied handles and comical applied facial features, open mouth with exposed teeth, incised line accents and flowing green drip accent alkaline glaze, 7 1/2"d, 12"h; Condition: very good

14Bright red glazed folk art face jug signed by Joe Reinhardt

ca. 11-25-2011 dated; Catawba Valley potter Joe Reinhardt inspired by Burlon Craig, the ovoid handled jug wheel thrown with narrow spout, large accentuated facial features with white and blue glazed eyes, open mouth with toothy smile and large ears, vibrant red glaze finish, 8"d, 11 3/4"h; Condition: very good

15Comical folk art pottery face pot by Charles Lisk, Vale, NC

ca. late 20th century; Catawba Valley potter that apprenticed under Burlon Craig, stoneware wheel thrown ovoid flared rim jar with two mounted handle, comical form applied facial accents with oversized ears, "goofy" eyes, comical open mouth with exposed teeth, incised lines and scratch work accents, pot finished in flowing gray-green alkaline glaze, 6 3/4"d, 8 1/2"h; Condition: very good

16Folk art redware face jug signed Joe Reinhart, Vale, NC

ca. late 20th century; wheel thrown redware ovoid handled jug with narrow spout and applied comical facial features, the face with large ears, white, green and blue decorated eyes and open mouth with toothy smile, flowing brown/gray alkaline glaze, comical inscription on base "Hi there sweet thing. It took a while but I'm fine lay here.", 7 1/2"d, 11"h; Condition: very good

172 folk art redware swirl decorated pitchers by Charles Lisk, Vale, NC

ca. late 20th century; both wheel thrown redware handled milk pitchers, both signed by makers: larger ovoid handled pitcher with brown and tan swirl pattern glaze exterior, 6"d, 9 1/4"h; smaller ovoid handled pitcher with brown and cream swirl pattern decoration, 5 1/2"d, 8"h; Condition: both very good

182 colorful glaze decorated folk art redware by James C. Seagraves

ca. mid-late 20th century; wheel thrown and hand molded man in robe entitled "W. Shakespeare" with mustache, painted hair, hands and sash cord waist tie, 3 1/4"d, 8 1/4"h, Condition: very good; hollow form molded owl on round pedestal stand base with applied and molded wings, wide-open eyes and raised horned ears, 2 1/2"x 3 1/4"x 6 1/2", Condition: very good

193 reproduction folk art Fraktur watercolors by Susan Iron, Lehigh Co., PA

ca. late 20th-early 21st century; all on vintage faux aged laid paper in frames: flat veneered frame with bookplate type picture with bird on diamond pattern tulip bloom and small facing birds with colorful watercolor border and dot initialed with faux date, initialed in lower right corner, 8 3/4"x 10 3/4" framed; tramp art framed ink and watercolor of owl on floral stem, initialed in lower corner, 6 3/4"x 8 1/2"; tramp art framed ink and watercolor Maental-type portrait of child in blue dress with doll and flowers, unsigned, 6"x 8"; Condition: all faux aged reproductions, good

20Fine framed 3-D folk art painting by Aaron Zook

ca. mid-late 20th century; medium size scene depicts a rural corn harvest scene with Amish family harvesting and shucking corn with blue painted harvest wagon drawn by two horse team and three men with four girls and woman, older gent standing with basket of corn beside wagon and one woman holding bottle in outstretched arm, farmstead and schoolhouse in the background, framed in a walnut and cream painted frame, 36"x 4"x 20"; Condition: narrow dry-in crack to middle of picture near back of wagon, damage to ears of horses

213 folk art redware animals by Breininger Pottery

ca. 2000-2002; all solid redware molded bodies with multiple hand glaze decorated accents: 2000 left facing small seated rabbit on oval base, 4 3/4", Condition: good; 2001 right facing small seated rabbit on oval base, 4 3/4", Condition: good; 2002 crowing rooster with raised tail feathers on oval base, 4 3/4", Condition: good

22Graduated set of 3 sgraffito decorated redware crocks by Breininger Pottery

ca. all 1990; wheel thrown flared rim crocks with scratchwork decorated slip covered exterior, the largest and smallest size with identical dogwood floral vine design with green mottled glaze accent; the medium size with pair of birds on tulip stem design with floral design on reverse, all signed and dated on bottom; 2 1/4"d, 1 3/4"h; 2 3/4"d, 2 1/2"h; 3 1/2"d, 4 1/4"h; Condition: all very good

232 pieces of Breininger Pottery redware

ca. 2005 & 2018; brown glazed hound handled mug, wheel thrown with mounted hand molded hound handle, dated 2-17-2005, 4 1/4"x 6 3/4"x 8 1/4", Condition: very good; Seagraves-type bird on raised pedestal base, molded bird with flowing slip accent, mounted to black glazed wheel thrown incised decorated stand, 3 3/4"x 4 1/4"x 5", Condition: very good

242 pieces of folk art redware by Breininger Pottery

ca. 2006 & 2011; 2006 slab formed rectangular-octagon platter with three-color flowing slip decoration, with coggled edge and incised triangle wheel accent, 14"x 10 3/4"x 1 1/2", Condition: very good; 2011 wheel thrown two-handled jar/vase with narrow round foot, flared lip rim, bulbous shape and green-blue and brown sponge spatter accent, 6 3/4"x 7", Condition: very good

252 folk art redware bird banks by Breininger Pottery

ca. 1997; both holloware molded sgraffito slip decorated bird bands on round pedestal base: green and brown mottled glazed dove with paddle tail and applied eyes, 5 3/4"x 2 1/4"x 5 1/4", Condition: minor glaze flaw to beak; green and brown mottled glazed rooster with large tail, cock's comb on cap, each accented feet with floral print decoration, 8"x 3"x 5 3/4", Condition: very good

262 sgraffito decorated redware eggs marked Breininger Pottery

ca. 1995 & 1998; both hollow molded eggs with scratch decorated yellow slip wash: 1995 larger size Easter egg with rabbit and peeps below blazing sun on outside and large floral stem on reverse with green mottled glaze decoration, 3 1/4"d, 4 1/2"h, Condition: good; 1998 smaller size with seated cat between floral stems, the egg with green mottled glaze accents, 2 1/4"x 3"x 2 1/4", Condition: good

272 folk art redware animal figures by C. Ned Foltz

ca. 1987 & 2000; both hollow molded figures with mottled sponge decorated glaze decoration: 1987 seated rabbit with large raised ears, 7 1/2"x 3"x 7 3/4", Condition: very good; 2000 LTD 24/100 large size bank of right facing seated cat on rectangular pillow base, 7 1/4"x 5"x 9", Condition: very good

283 various folk art redware figures by Breininger Pottery

ca. 1988-1991; 1988 hollow molded seated cat bank with brush stroke brown glaze, 4 3/4", Condition: good; 1991 heavy hollow molded dove bird with incised decoration and brown mottled glaze, 7"x 2 1/4"x 4 1/4", Condition: good; 1989 solid press mold seated cat figure with brown mottled glaze, 3 3/4", Condition: good

292 Nolde Forest animals on plateau bases

ca. 2001 & 2012; 2001 LTD edition, pair of handmade birds made by Wes Muckey (inspired by Seagraves birds) with two Distelfink birds with mounted cut-out wings (one heart design), the birds on round plateau base decorated with cut-sponge mottled glaze accents, 6"x 5 1/2"x 2 3/4", Condition: very good; colorful green drip-glaze decorated seated frog, hollow molded, on oval plateau base by Wes Muckey, 5 3/4"x 3 3/4"x 3 3/4", Condition: very good

303 folk art redware hanging birdhouses by Nolde Forest Pottery

ca. 2012; marked G. Zieber #1 Thos design and W. Muckey, traditional wheel thrown bulbous shaped house with rounded knob hanger, door hood and incised line bands with brown mottled glazed decoration, 5 1/4"d, 7 1/2"h; small molded peaked roof house with mottled brown glaze, 4 1/4"h, Condition: very good; small hollow molded log house with peaked conical roof and brown mottled glaze, 4 3/4"h, Condition: very good

313 folk art redware figures by Nolde Forest Pottery

ca. 2007 & 2012; small seated frog on cut-out maple leaf base with two-color green and yellow drip accent with clear glaze, dated 2007, signed Wes Muckey, 2"h, Condition: very good; two 2012 Seagraves type birds by Wes Muckey with molded body and high pointing tail on press stamp decorated plateau base, each with yellow slip and black glaze accents (birds marked #2 & #4), 3 3/4"h, Condition: 1 bird has glaze nick on beak

322 pieces of folk art redware by James C. Seagraves

ca. mid-late 20th century; decorative wheel thrown handled creamer with three-color thumbprint and block sponge accents, 4"x 6"x 5", Condition: very good; hollow molded redware two-story house with central chimney and arch crest door, possibly originally designed for use as bank but no coin slot, small brown manganese accent to chimney and clear glaze finish, 5 1/4"x 4 3/4"x 7 3/4", Condition: very good

332 redware sgraffito decorated bowls by James C. Seagraves

ca. mid-late 20th century; both slip covered wheel thrown bowls with scratchwork decoration: smaller size mixing bowl with peafowl and tulip stem design, bowl with green glaze thumbprint accents, 5 1/4"d, 3 1/4"h, Condition: very good; large footed banded mixing bowl with yellow slip center band that has seeing eye tulip, sun and bird decoration with mottled green glaze accents, 6 1/4"d, 4"h, Condition: very good

342 folk art redware pieces by Becky Mummert, East Berlin, Adams Co., PA

ca. late 20th-early 21st century; wheel thrown bulbous two-handle jar with seated rabbit knob on lid and dark mottled glaze finish, dated 2008, 4 1/2"d, 7 1/2"h, Condition: good; traditional form Pennsylvania German script flowing slip on rim bowl with rooster and hen at tulip stem slip decoration, bowl with yellow slip bands and green slip scalloped band accents, undated, 9 1/2"d, 2 1/4"h, Condition: good

35Large slip decorated redware bowl by C. Ned Foltz, Reinholds, PA

ca. 2007; large size wheel thrown bowl with fluted rim, flowing slip tulips on stem center design with floral drape accent and three flowing slip bands, rim with green glaze accent and interior floral design with cobalt blue glaze accents, 12 3/4"d, 3 1/2"h; Condition: very good

362 contemporary slip decorated redware pieces by C. Ned Foltz, Reinholds, PA

ca. 1983 & 2003; 1983 slab molded pie plate with coggle wheel accent rim and bird on floral stem slip decoration, plate with yellow slip and dark beaded rim accent, signed and dated, 10 1/4"d, 1 1/2"h, Condition: very good; fluted rim bowl with two-color tulips on stem central design and teardrop slip band, 2003, signed and dated, 10 1/2"d, 1 3/4"h, Condition: very good

37Hand thrown folk art slip decorated redware vase by C. Ned Foltz

ca. 2004; fine fluted rim vase with two handles, incised line accents and fine floral frond pattern in yellow slip with green accents, signed and dated by artist, 6"d, 7 3/4"x 6 3/4"; Condition: very good

382 pieces of folk art slipware by C. Ned Foltz

ca. 2002 & 2015; both slab formed round plates: 2015 fine coverlet weave pattern pie plate with coggle-wheel rim and three line flowing slip weave with blue and yellow floral accent, 10"d, 1 1/2"h; broad rim plate with turtle doves and tulips slip decoration accented with floral leaf pattern on rim and green glaze accents, 11 1/4"d, 1 1/2"h; Condition: both very good

39Covered slip decorated redware jar by Ned Foltz, Reinholds, PA

ca. 2010; wheel thrown two-handle ovoid jar with narrow beaded foot, applied braided work redware handles, flowing slip bird on tulip stem design and floral accent to domed lid that has round knob, 6 1/2"d, 8 1/2"h; Condition: good

402 pieces of folk art slip decorated redware bowls by C. Ned Foltz

ca. 1976 & 2014; both wheel thrown redware bowls with tulip pattern yellow slipware decoration: 1976 deep pie dish/bowl with fine flowing slip three tulips on stem in planter with extensive bead drip accents, 10 1/4"d, 2"h, Condition: good; fluted rim bowl with two-color slip single tulip design with floral and bead swag bands, marked "hand dug clay" and dated 2014, 8 3/4"d, 1 1/2"h, Condition: good

41Folk art slipware decorated redware loaf dish by C. Ned Foltz

ca. 2002 dated; slab formed oval platter with coggle rim accent to rim, the tray with three-color slip decoration with off-setting bird on berry stems with floral leaf swag design border, 14"x 8 1/4"x 2 1/4"; Condition: very good

422 pieces of folk art redware by C. Ned Foltz

ca. 1990 & 2004; both wheel thrown redware pieces: 2004 squat covered jar with fine tulip on stem design, brown glaze exterior and interior and turned knob on flat inset lid, 7 1/4"d, 6 1/4"h, Condition: good; tall milk pitcher with cobalt blue spongework decoration exterior, 6"d, 9 1/4"h, Condition: good

432 pieces of folk art redware by C. Ned Foltz

ca. 2007 & 2012; 2007 small rectangular slab formed platter with reverse slip decoration of birds on tulip stem, yellow slip brushed finish with redware slurry, green glaze accents and swag rim decoration, 9 1/2"x 7"x 1", Condition: good; 50th Anniversary fluted rim bowl with cobalt blue and yellow slip decorated tulip stem with two turtle doves design, 10 1/4"d, 1 3/4"h, Condition: good

444 pieces of folk art green sgraffito decorated redware plates by Breininger Pottery

ca. 2005-2007; all similar light green slip covered ground with scratchwork decoration and colorful glaze and slipware accents: small tulip design octagon plate, 5"d, 3/4"h; medium bird on tree with tulips octagon plate, 7"d, 1 1/4"h; medium oval platter with sunflower design and scallop rim accents, 9 3/4"x 7 1/4"x 1 1/4"; three color slip decorated parrot on tulip stem, shell pattern platter, 12"x 9 3/4"x 2"; Condition: all very good

45German Queen Louise bisque head doll

ca. 1894-1900; Armand Marseille bisque head doll with title "Queen Louise" with brown sleepy eyes, plump cheeks and slight open mouth with teeth on jointed composition body, wearing 20th century grey striped dress and replacement blonde wig, 25"; Condition: very good, restored condition

46Jumeau type bisque head doll with pierced ears

ca. 1895; head marked #6 W.D. (possible German Wilhelm Dressel) with open fixed eyes, blue glass and wire dangling earrings on jointed composition body wearing mid-20th century white pleated dress with lace bodice and blue satin jacket with white lace trim, doll with brown hair wig and plush purple velvet bonnet, 13 1/2"h; Condition: excellent

47Hertal & Schwab bisque head character baby boy doll

ca. 1900; marked mold #151-14 bisque molded head with blue glass eyes on shoulder and hip jointed composition body, the doll having an open mouth with molded tongue and exposed teeth, doll dressed in home crafted 20th century sailor's outfit, 24"; Condition: refinished, good

48German Sch?enau & Hoffmeister bisque socket head doll

ca. 1901-1940; large open mouth socket head doll with blue sleepy eyes on jointed composition body wearing mid-20th century pink satin dress over cream satin slip, doll with long brown curly hair wig and floral head dress, 24"; Condition: good

49German bisque socket head doll marked A&M

ca. late 19th-early 20th century; Arman Marseille mold #390 doll head with open mouth, brown sleepy eyes on jointed composition molded body, doll dressed in brown tender loving care dress by Helen Gerhart and early undergarments, doll with blonde wig and straw hat, 24"h; Condition: good

50French bisque head doll with pierced ears

ca. 1856-1899; marked "R 2/0 D" made by Rabery & Delphieu in Paris, France; the doll with closed mouth, open fixed brown glass eyes and one early earring on a jointed molded composition body with blonde curly wig, vintage white pleated dress and undergarments and wearing vintage red fishnet stockings and leather shoes, 14"h; Condition: good

51German Ernest Heubach bisque shoulder head doll on kid leather body

ca. 1900; mold #275 6/0 molded shoulder head doll with open mouth, fixed open blue-grey eyes on kid leather socket jointed body with molded composition hands, light brown curly wig and peach satin and lace dress with white cotton slip and green satin bonnet, 18 1/2"h; Condition: good

52Large German-Kerstner bisque socket head doll

ca. 1890s-1910; marked "Made in Germany 16 1/2 #171" mold #171 socket head doll with open mouth, blue sleepy eyes on jointed composition molded body, reddish color wig and wearing a straw hat, the doll dressed in vintage white cotton dress over brown satin underdress, early white cotton slip with hand tatted lace trim and early leather button shoes; Condition: some minor damage noted to composition body, otherwise very good

53Large bisque shoulder head doll on leather & composition body

ca. 1880-1900; marked "DEP 154-15" possible French/German shoulder head molded bisque head doll with open mouth, brown sleepy eyes on leather body with composition jointed arms and hands, red wig, brown covered straw bonnet and vintage white dress and undergarments, 28"h; Condition: some wear to early shoes, minor cracking to composition parts

54Small French "B?b?" doll

ca. 1899-20th century; marked "R over S.F.B.J. Paris #1" made by Societe Francaise de Fabrication de B?b? & Jouets", the bisque socket head doll with fixed open blue glass eyes, open mouth and pierced ears on composition jointed body, dressed in a blonde wig and reproduction red sailor girl outfit, 11"h; Condition: appears to be old doll with full restoration & new clothing

55Vintage tin doll's rickshaw two-wheel cart & bisque head doll

ca. 1890-1910; unknown maker press molded and solder constructed cart with seat-in-compartment with fold away canopy on rubber rimmed metal spoke wheel and retractable metal and wood pull shaft, the cart with two metal driving lamps, 10"-14"x 7"x 8 3/4", Condition: some make-do solder repairs, needs some repairs to loose fender; German Kestner bisque shoulder head doll #154-7 1/2 on kid leather body with bisque arms and hands, head with open mouth and brown sleepy eyes, red curly hair and dressed in a homemade striped calico print cotton dress with lace trim and wearing a black velvet belt with mother-of-pearl buckle, 19"h

56Large German Kestner bisque socket head doll on composition body

ca. 1900-1910; marked "K. made in Germany #196" socket head doll with open mouth, brown sleepy eyes on molded composition jointed body, doll dressed in modern red curly hair wig, peach satin pleated dress with black lace accents and vintage undergarments, doll has small blue hat, 26"h; Condition: fully restored, very good

572 bisque head baby dolls

ca. 1900-1920; Armand Marsille, Germany socket head doll #991 smiling baby with sleepy blue eyes on hip and shoulder jointed composition body wearing a white cotton outfit, 14"h, Condition: damage to toes of right foot; Japan "MB #2/5" pouty head socket doll on hip and shoulder jointed composition body, the head with open mouth and fixed open blue eyes, doll in white dress and knitted jacket, 14 3/4"h, Condition: good

58Oversized German Kestner bisque socket head doll on jointed composition body

ca. 1900-1920; character/toddler doll with mold #260 bisque head, blue sleepy eyes, open mouth with slight overbite on jointed composition body, doll with strawberry blonde wig and wearing white cotton flapper dress with lace trim and blue ribbon waist tie and original red leather shoes, 36"; Condition: good

59Reproduction of "Absolom Bixler type" flower pot by Breininger Pottery

ca. 1982 dated; heavy wheel thrown redware rounded rim pot with applied slip decorated figures of bird on stem and black striped "tabby-cat" crouched behind bird, the pot based on an original that was attributed to Absolom Bixler, a potter that worked near Fivepointville, Lancaster Co., PA, 7"d, 6 1/4"h; Condition: no under tray, minor dry-in lines to one of the bird's legs

602 pieces of folk art redware by Breininger Pottery

ca. 1980 & 1998; 6-23-1980 bird on tulip slip decorated redware plate, slab form molded round plate with coggle wheel decorated rim depicting a bird on tulip stem, 10 1/2"d, 1 3/4"h, Condition: very good; 1998 Snow Hill Community reproduction bowl crafted and signed by G. Zieber and W. Muckey, wheel thrown deep rimmed bowl with two-color slip floral design with multiple band accents, 10 1/4"d, 2 1/2"h, Condition: very good

612 pieces of folk art redware by Breininger Pottery

ca. 1979 & 1995; 1979 signed by Lester Breininger wheel thrown handled fat lamp with stemmed bowl on molded stem with raised rim base, mottled manganese and Albany slip glazed, 4 1/4"d, 5 1/2"h, Condition: minor glaze flakes along lower rim; 7-15-1995, large bulbous wheel thrown handled pitcher with applied flowers on rolled and flowing vine stems, applied handle with fluted edge and press-mold accents, pot signed by G. Zieber

62Large folk art sgraffito decorated redware rattle egg by C. Ned Foltz, Reinholds, PA

ca. 2007; fine hollow form large egg with beautiful scratchwork decoration on slip, the decoration of fine turtle dove perched on stem of multi-floral stem with lower band of tulips on stem, 7 3/4"x 4 1/4"x 4 1/4"; Condition: very good

632 framed fabric scrap folk art pictures by Luke Gottshall (Reinholds, PA)

ca. 1977 & 1979; both mounted scissor-cut calico fabric birds mounted to paper ground with painted accents: rooster and hen on stem with flowers, back signed "For Hattie K. Brunner, Luke Gottshall…", 12-3-1977, red framed, 12"x 10", Condition: very good; rooster and hen perched on three-rail fence with several birds perched in tree, signed L. Gottshall and dated 1979 in a brown stained corner block frame, 10 1/2"x 12 1/2", Condition: very good

642 colorful folk art redware figures by James C. Seagraves

ca. mid-late 20th century; each uniquely crafted by Jim Seagraves with colorful non-common glaze decoration: hollow form molded duck on oval form base with flowing slip accent and bright green glaze with black accents, 6 1/4"x 2"x 4", Condition: paint residue under breast of duck, otherwise very good; solid form molded whistle fish on thumbprint molded base, the fish with blown-in tail whistle, elongated narrow line body and molded side fins, comical yellow, blue and sponge print decoration, 8 1/2"x 2 1/4"x 3 1/4", Condition: very good

65Folk art purple color face jug signed by Charles Lisk

ca. late 20th century-present; wheel thrown earthenware ovoid pot with two ear handles and comical applied facial features, face has comical unmatched ears, bulging eyes with blue accents, open toothy smile and vibrant purple and blue alkaline flowing glaze, pot with embossed list underside EAP and signed with black felt tip pen underneath, 7 1/2"d, 8 3/4"h; Condition: good

66Fine folk art face jug by Joe Reinhart

ca. 11-16-2011 dated; wheel thrown redware ovoid handled jug with comical applied facial features, oversized ears, blue/white glazed eyes with incised decorated eyebrows and open toothy smile, the jug with brown ground and flowing swirl cream, blue and green alkaline glaze, signed on base and initialed JR in heart on reverse of jug, 8 1/2"d, 10 1/2"h; Condition: good

67Folk art earthenware two handled face crock by Charles Lisk

ca. late 20th-early 21st century; wheel thrown earthenware ovoid jar with wide wax ring sealer rim, two applied loop handles and applied comical facial features including oversized ears, bulging eyes with unglazed clay and open mouth, oversized eyebrows and scratchwork accents, finished in light brown flowing alkaline glaze, signed with both scratchwork and felt tip pen, 8 3/4"d, 10"h; Condition: good

68Folk art earthenware face jug by Charles Lisk

ca. late 20th century-present; wheel thrown abstract ovoid handled jug with mounted comical facial figure with oversized ears, raised eyebrows, crooked nose, open toothy smile and comical facial accents, vibrant blue/purple alkaline flowing glaze, signed on base by Lisk, 8 1/4"d, 10 3/4"h; Condition: very good

69Folk art earthenware face chamber pot by Charles Lisk

ca. late 20th century-present; wheel thrown earthenware handled chamber pot with wide lip and interior mounted comical facial features, the pot with white spiral and clear glaze accents, 9"d, 10 1/2"x 6 1/4"; Condition: very good

70Folk art redware face jug by Joe Reinhart, Vale, NC

ca. 10-19-2009; wheel thrown ovoid handled jug with mounted comical facial features, oversized ears, blue and white glazed eyes, scratchwork decorated arched eyebrows and open toothy smile; the jug with flowing brown alkaline glaze, initialed heart on reverse, signed on base with scratchwork "Hey there sweet thing, let me ride in your little red wagon", 8"d, 11 1/4"h; Condition: good

71Walter P. Fleming redware snake jug

ca. contemporary; wheel thrown ovoid two-handle jug with wide lip spout and mounted coiled snake that is slithering through one of the loop handles, the jug with incised "swag" band and flowing brown and green accent alkaline glaze, 8"d, 12"h; [Note: Fleming is a Catawba Valley potter that is a semi-retired minister]; Condition: good

72Schimmel-type folk art carved eagle by John R. Dierwechter

ca. late 20th century-present; chip carved eagle on carved plateau base with outstretched wings, deep carved checkered body accents and colorful red, black and gold polychrome paints, John Dierwechter and his daughters in Schaefferstown, PA, initialed J.R.D. on base, 8 3/4"x 5 3/4"x 6 3/4"; Condition: very good

73Folk art sgraffito decorated charger by Breininger Pottery, Robesonia, PA

ca. 1995 dated; large slab formed charger with yellow slip and scratch decorated floral basket design, the charger with 1 1/2" incised band with undulating line and floral petals and leaves accented with green glaze, 14"d, 2 1/4"h; Condition: good

742 Breininger redware pitchers with rope twist handles

ca. 1984 & 1991; bulbous form pitchers with mottled manganese glaze, each with mounted rope braided redware handles and flared rim: 1984 pitcher - 7"d, 2 1/2" handle, 8 1/4"h; 1991 pitcher - 7"d, 8"h; Condition: both good

75Tombstone pattern sgraffito decorated oval platter by Breininger Pottery

ca. 2002; slab formed oval platter with yellow slip ground and scratch decoration inspired from PA German Gravestone at Salem Heller UCC Church, Leola: the decoration with two cherubs holding a crown over banner with cross, skull and cross bone surrounded by floral motifs and scrolling hatchwork banding, 15 1/4"x 10 3/4"x 2"; Condition: small glaze flaw or small nick along rim

763 figural redware pieces by Breininger Pottery

ca. 1990-2002; 1990 owl head "Be Wise" bank with large slip covered applied eye and manganese accents, the bank marked #17, 3 1/2"h; 1998 hollow form molded seated cat bank with brush mottled manganese accents, 4 1/2"; 2002 solid form molded seated cat paper weight with mottled glaze accents, 3 3/4"; Condition: all good

77Sgraffito decorated platter by Wes Muckey at Breininger Pottery

ca. 1998 dated; fine rectangular slab form molded platter with yellow slip ground, scratch decorated distelfink on tulips pattern, extensive scratchwork decoration with brushed and mottled green accents and black brush stroke decoration, 12 3/4"x 8 3/4"x 1 3/4"; Condition: small rim bump or nick along one end

78Group of 11 redware sgraffito decorated eggs by Breininger Redware

ca. 1983-1991; all hollow molded eggs with yellow slip ground and scratchwork decoration, most marked LB and dated in black on bottom of eggs: group includes six small size eggs with geese, chick and rooster decoration; five medium size including a bird with stars and floral design, tiger and floral design, US flag, hen and tulip design and Easton flag decoration; Condition: all good

79Large unicorn and flower pattern sgraffito charger by Breininger Pottery

ca. 1979 dated; large slab formed round charger with coggled rim, yellow slip ground with beautiful scratchwork decoration of facing rearing unicorns on either side of a tall floral stem and trailing tulip vines, the rim with multi-color glazed sawtooth border and mottled green glaze accents, marked on base "Unicorn Plate #2", 15 1/2"d, 2 3/4"h; Condition: good

80Folk art sgraffito decorated vase by B&L Breininger

ca. 1979 dated; wheel thrown redware vase in bulbous shape with scratchwork decorated slip surface exterior, rounded lip, tulip and heart design with eight-point stars and mottled green glaze accents, 7 3/4"d, 9 1/4"h; Condition: good

817 assorted small folk art redware plates by Breininger Pottery

ca. 1988-2010; small size slab-formed plates: 1988 tulip pattern sgraffito plate, 4 1/4"d, Condition: rim flake; 1994 "Man on the Moon" sgraffito plate, 4 1/4"d, Condition: good; 1997 sunflower pattern sgraffito plate, 4 1/4"d, Condition: good; 1994 star and tulip pattern sgraffito plate, 3"d, Condition: good; 2004 octagonal mini slip decorated plate, 2 1/2"d, Condition: good; 1994 miniature "Lady Okle" sgraffito plate, 2 1/4"d, Condition: broken and repaired; miniature tulip pattern sgraffito plate, 1 3/4"d, Condition: good

822 sgraffito decorated redware mugs by Breininger Pottery

ca. 1988 & 1990; both wheel thrown handled mugs with scratchwork decorated slip covered surfaces: one dated 4-10-1988 flowers and birds design with mottled green glaze, 5"d, 2" handle, 6"h, Condition: good; 1990 hearts design with heart on handle and arrows band on upper and foot, 4 3/4"d, 2" handle, 5 1/4"h, Condition: glazing flaw to rim

832 pieces of folk art slip decorated redware by Breininger Pottery

ca. 1983 & 1990; both slab form molded with flowing slip decoration and coggle wheel accented rim: 1983 oval bowl with single line angular running slip design, 13"x 11 1/4"x 2 1/2", Condition: good; 1990 round plate with two-line running slip mountains and valleys pattern, 10 1/4"d, 1 1/2"h, Condition: good

842 sgraffito decorated redware bowls by Breininger Pottery

ca. 1987 & 1992; wheel thrown footed mixing bowl with rounded rim and center sgraffito band that has eagle and flags motif, the bowl with cut-sponge stars in green glaze accent, 11"d, 5 3/4"h, Condition: good; wheel thrown footed bowl with incised swimming fish design and mottled green glaze accents, 8 1/4"d, 5 1/4"h, Condition: good

85Large heart & tulip sgraffito decorated redware charger by Breininger Pottery

ca. 1977; marked #32/100, slab formed redware charger with incised multi-bloom tulips emanating from a small heart with mottled green glaze accents, 13 1/4"x 2"; Condition: very good

86Sgraffito fish trinity round plate

ca. 1976; slab mold form round pie plate with yellow slip group and incised interlocked three-fish design, flowing green mottled glaze accent and incised on reverse "The fish, the sign of Christ and the Trinity", 8 3/4"d, 2"h; Condition: good

87Flower & script sgraffito decorated dish by Breininger Pottery

ca. 1992; slab form scalloped rim or shell dish with yellow slip ground, incised three flower stem in urn design and banded with PA German inscription translated on reverse "Out of the earth with understanding the potter can make anything" and flowing green mottled glaze accents; Condition: good

882 decorative slipware bowls by Breininger Pottery

ca. 1986 & 1998; 1986 "Moravian Influence" wide rim love feast bowl, wheel thrown bowl with three-color slip floral stem design, brown banded rim with incised flowing line and two flowing bands of slip in green and yellow, 11 1/4"d, 3"h, Condition: good; 1998 Snow Hill inspired love feast bowl signed G. Zieber and W. Muckey wheel thrown flat rim bowl with two-color slip sunflower design and off-setting bands of green and yellow color flowing slip, includes original Breininger paperwork history on Snow Hill & auction history, 10 1/4"d, 2 1/2"h, Condition: good

89Sgraffito redware mug by Breininger Pottery

ca. 1992; large wheel thrown tankard with applied handle, slip ground with incised German script and trailing tulip design, green glaze accents and inscription translated on base "I speak what is true and drink what is clear", 4 1/2"d, 2 1/4" handle; Condition: good

906 assorted Breininger redware Christmas plates

ca. 1991-2010; slab form mold round plates in various sizes with sgraffito patterns: 2010 Christmas Tree butter pat; 1999 snowman and tree butter pat; two 1999 Merry Christmas miniature plates with Santa and toy pack; 1993 hearth scene, Merry Christmas; 1995 "First One Like This", "House & Schoolhouse" design with Merry Christmas; 2 1/2"-7"d; Condition: good

913 sgraffito decorated redware creamers by Breininger Pottery

ca. 1981-1996; all wheel thrown pitchers with applied handles and incised decorated yellow slip wash: 1981 Tulips design with rope twist handle and mottled green glaze, 5 1/2"h, Condition: small rim flake; 1982 heart shaped flower in shallow planter with round open loop applied handle, 5 1/4"h, Condition: good; 1996 shielded eagle and three flower design with rope twist applied handle, 4 3/4"h, Condition: good

924 "village name" redware plates by Breininger Pottery

ca. 1976-1989; all slab form redware plates with coggled rim including three large size slip decorated plates: 1976 Marion Twp marked #96 on reverse with local clay, 10 1/2"d; 1988 Wernersville plate, 10 1/2"d; 1988 Stouchsburg plate, 10 1/2"d; sgraffito Wernersville, 1914-1989, 75 years of pleasant living plate numbered 184, 6 3/4"d; Condition: all good

93Fine seated poodle dog figure by Breininger Pottery

ca. 1991; molded redware seated dog holding a basket of apples in mouth with mottled green glaze accent over slip ground, seated on an oval plateau base with punchwork decoration and clear mottled manganese decoration, 5"x 3"x 6 1/4"; Condition: good

942 pieces of folk art redware by Breininger Pottery

ca. 1990 & 1995; both wheel thrown pieces: 1990 sgraffito decorated bulbous pitcher/creamer with applied rope twist handle, incised shielded eagle and stars decoration and mottled green glaze accents, 4 3/4"d, 6"h, 2 1/4" handle, Condition: good; 1995 two handled crock with three color slip three tulip design, 6"d, 8 1/4" over handle, 5 1/4", Condition: good

952 Moravian inspired folk art redware pieces by Breininger Pottery

ca. 1994 & 1998; 1994 signed G. Zieber & W. Muckey wheel thrown brown sgraffito decorated pie plate with rounded rim and incised lines on unglazed lower, the decoration is brown glaze ground with incised floral design and scallop accented border, 10"d, 1 1/2"h, Condition: good; 1998 small wheel thrown sauce bowl with Moravian inspired brown glaze sgraffito with incised basketwork design and floral motif, fine multi-color slip accents, 5 1/4"d, 1 1/4"h, Condition: good

96Assembled group of 19 redware ornaments by Breininger Pottery

ca. 1982-2002; all slab roll and cookie cutter cut-out ornaments with slipware and spongework decoration including: birds, duck, owl, fish, goat, rabbit, clowns, cat and eggs, initialed and dated on reverse; Condition: 1 bird chipped on reverse

97Folk art carved & polychrome painted owl by Jim Slack, Pekin, IL

ca. undated contemporary; sawn and carved owl on perch mounted to rough sawn base, the owl with glass eyes, folk art paint accent and base signed by the artist, 4 1/2"x 4 3/4"x 10 1/4"; Condition: good

982 folk art carved & polychrome painted orioles by Jim Slack, Pekin, IL

ca. contemporary; similar sawn and carved long tail birds on wire nail leg mounts to rough sawn wood bases; each brightly painted with glass inset eyes and signed on bases by Slack; Baltimore Oriole, 9"x 2 1/2"x 7 1/4", Condition: good; Orchard Oriole, 7 1/4"x 2 1/4"x 5 3/4", Condition: good

992 folk art carved & polychrome painted birds by Jim & Pat Slack

ca. contemporary; fine sawn and smooth body carved morning dove with glass eyes, carved beak and light brown tone paints on wire legs mounted to rough wood branch base, 12"x 3"x 7 3/4", Condition: original eye missing and replaced with a black bead; wall hanger "Flicker" sawn and carved bird on wire leg mount with drilled and mounted beak into driftwood leg mount, 5"x 5 1/4"x 11 1/2", Condition: very good

100Polychrome painted & carved bird tree by Brian Paine, Allentown, PA

ca. contemporary; unique form bird tree with four chip-carved red headed parrots and gray/blue painted King Fisher wire leg fastened to bentwood with leaf carved tip accents and hanging carved sugar maple foliage, the tree mounted to blue/yellow painted tiered base with mounted black bird, 10"d, 19 1/2"h; Condition: good

101Large folk art chip carved & polychrome painted owl on perch by Brian Paine

ca. contemporary; large carving of a horned owl with flat carved eye socket and bulging glass eyes, bright colorful spotted paint on yellow body and green wings, perched on a two-tier rounded perch, signed on base, 4 1/2"d, 15 1/2"h; Condition: good

102Colorful polychrome painted 6 various bird tree carving by Brian Paine, Allentown, PA

ca. contemporary; five various chip-carved and painted birds wire mounted to drooping branch with carved leaf tip mounts, tree with additional mounted cherries and placed into a two-tier base with mounted carved black bird, marked Paine on base, 9"d, 16 3/4"h; Condition: good

103Folk art polychrome painted eagle on base by Dan & Donna Strawser

ca. 2005 dated; chip carved eagle with raised wing and standing body on wooden carved legs, mounted to two-tier base with carved feet accents, colorful polychrome paint accents and signed on base, D&D Strawser #1, PA, 11 1/2"x 10"x 12 1/4"; Condition: good

104German Franz Schmidt "Little Boy Blue" bisque head doll

ca. 1890-1910; marked "F.S & Co #1272/40 Z" the socket head bisque boy doll with open mouth, molded tongue and brown fixed open eyes on a molded composition jointed and hip shoulder body, blond wig and wearing white shirt with lace trim, matched dark blue/black velvet jacket and trousers, 16"; Condition: good

105Belton type bisque domed shoulder head doll

ca. 1870-1900; small French type fine detailed doll marked "#5" with closed mouth, rounded cheeks and blue glass fixed open eyes on kid leather body with porcelain hands, blonde (strawberry) wig, cotton lace trimmed shirt and oversized cotton pleated dress with white bonnet and pink quilted overcoat, 16"

1062 bisque head baby dolls in Christening dresses

ca. 1890-1910; both domed socket head babies on composition bodies: German Kestner marked "JDK #14" with open mouth and brown sleepy eyes, wearing white and pink over long dresses and crocheted bonnet, 18", Condition: good; German Kestner marked "JDK #13" with open mouth, molded tongue, fixed open brown eyes, doll wearing vintage white cotton Christening dress, vintage undergarments and white lace bonnet, 17"

107Small bisque socket head doll by Schoenau & Hoffmeister

ca. 1901-1925; small bisque doll with open mouth and brown sleepy eyes on jointed composition body, blonde wig, lace trimmed vintage green cotton dress and green pantaloons, 15 1/4"; Condition: Good

108German Kley & Hahn bisque socket head doll

ca. 1895-1930; marked "K.H. Walkür 260 2 3/4" bisque socket head with slight open mouth and blue-grey sleepy eyes on jointed composition body, doll in late green floral dress with matched bonnet and long strawberry blonde wig, 20"h; Condition: cracked head with some peeling paint

109Unsigned B?b? doll

ca. 1880-1900; marked "181" bisque domed shoulder head doll with brown paperweight eyes, pierced earlobes on kid leather body with porcelain hands, Wendy Feidt replacement blonde wig and dressed in R. King (1995 dated) handmade dress made with salvaged fabrics and trim and old leather shoes, 12 1/2"; Condition: small chip to top of scalp under wig, otherwise very good

110German unsigned Kestner large bisque head doll

ca. 1910; large size socket head doll marked "Germany 171" with open mouth, brown sleepy glass eyes on molded composition jointed body, replacement long brown curly head wig and waring fancy pink dress, white cotton undergarments and Dimsco replacement shoes, 25"h; Condition: some soiling to dress, restored very good

1112 German bisque socket head dolls

ca. late 19th-early 20th century; both socket head dolls on hip/shoulder jointed composition bodies: unsigned Hertsel, Schwab & Co. marked "Germany #152-11" with open mouth, dimple cheeks, light blue glass eyes, brown hair and dressed in a striped summer outfit (1930s type) with white cotton bonnet, 20"h, Condition: appears restored, good; B?hr & Pr?child #585-9 socket bisque head doll with brown eyes on swing mount, open mouth, doll wearing pink and white cotton Christening-type dress, knitted vintage bib and white bonnet, 16 1/2", Condition: appears restored, good

112Large life size German Kestner bisque head character doll

ca. early 20th century; marked "A (or O) Germany 18, JDK #237" Hilda doll with open mouth, brown sleepy eyes on large composition shoulder hip jointed composition body, the doll dressed in white Christening dress, doily bib, small cotton jacket and wool petticoat trimmed with crocheted trim, the doll with brown whig and fancy lace white bonnet, 23"h; Condition: appears professionally restored

113Large C.M. Bergmann bisque socket head doll in pink dress

ca. 1920s; German bisque head doll with "C.M. Bergmann, Simon & Halbig #13 1/2" impression the doll head made by Simon & Halbig for Bergmann with open mouth, fixed open blue eys and pierced ears on toddler size jointed composition body and brown curled wig, dressed in a pink dress and slip with white cotton bloomers, 31"h; Condition: cleaned & restored condition to head, some noted wear to composition body

114German Gebrüder Olhaver bisque head Revalo doll

ca. 1913-1930; molded socket head bisque doll impressed "Revalo, Germany 5" with slightly open mouth, blue glass sleepy eyes on ball-jointed composition body, dressed in vintage white doll dress and cotton bloomers, replacement brown hair wig, hat, stockings and shoes, 18"h; Condition: restored, very good

1152 German bisque head dolls

ca. 1900-1920; both bisque socket head dolls on hip-shoulder jointed composition bodies: unsigned smiling baby with domed head, painted eyes and open mouth, wearing antique white calico fabric dress, knitted undergarments and crocheted white bonnet, 15"h, Condition: good; unsigned Hertel, Schwab & Co. marked "Made in German 151- 8 1/2" with open mouth, blue sleepy eyes, domed head, white taffeta dress, white cotton under dress and white doily type knitted bonnet, 15"h, Condition: good

116German Edmond Ulrich Steiner bisque head "American Beauty" doll

ca. 1894-1916; bisque socket head doll marked "E.U. St." inside diamond, "Made in Germany #9" socket head doll with open mouth, brown glass sleepy eyes on ball jointed wooden body and composition hands; wearing a vintage white dress, cotton slip and undergarment, strawberry blonde wig, vintage black stockings and leather shoes, 23"h; Condition: wig glued down, head good

117Composition doll & box of doll clothing

ca. 1930s-late 20th century; Effanbee composition "Love Ums" doll with sleepy cloth bag body, composition arms and legs, vintage and modern doll clothing including: three white cotton Christening dresses, brown check wool coat and cap, black velvet jacket and accessories, blue velvet large doll dress, ornate yellow satin and taffeta medium doll dress, two small size doll dresses, white cotton child's summer slip, white cotton long sleeve night dress, etc, 28"h doll; Condition: Doll has some wear; Clothing as found, good

118Fine pair of real life class carved mallards by Tom Ahern

ca. 1982 dated; both sculptures carved with exquisite details and feathering work with fine painted details and glass eyes, each carved with fine webbed feet mounted onto driftwood that is placed on walnut wood slabs, 9 1/2"h drake, 10"h hen; Condition: both very good

1192 unmatched working class duck decoys

ca. early-mid 20th century; both unattributed: black duck drake with three-ply plank cut body and mounted carved mahogany head with fine carved details and eyes and tack nail constructed body marked "LC", 18 1/2"x 6"x 6 3/4", Condition: removed weight and tie; black duck hen with New Jersey shore type body, primitive carved head with glass eyes, bottom owner branded "JL" and has hammered lead strap weight, primitively painted, 16 1/2"x 5 1/4"x 7", Condition: head remounted with nails causing extensive cracking, possibly factory made decoy

120Limited Edition carving of green winged teal hen by William Veasey

ca. undated early 1990s; possibly crafted as limited edition for Ducks Unlimited; the hen mounted to driftwood base and carved with wings spread out to dry after bathing, the head facing left and has glass eyes, base signed by artist and numbered #194/250, 14 1/2"x 13"x 8"; Condition: good

121Decorative pheasant carving by Big Sky Carvers, Manhattan, Montana

ca. late 20th-early 21st century; pine multi-ply carved resting pheasant with smooth carved body, long tapered tail, red/green painted head with glass eyes and raised ear feathers, smooth surface with painted accents, 25 3/4"x 6"x 7 1/4"; Condition: good

1222 primitive working duck decoys

ca. mid 20th century; unmatched pair: unknown factory made black duck flat bottom decoy with sawn flat shoulder mount and flat back tail, movable swivel head with glass eyes, full size decoy, Condition: re-glued damaged beak marked M on base, original clip tie, weight removed; refinished and repainted Mason's type factory decoy with tapered tail and flat bottom, fine carved head with red glass eyes, full size decoy, Condition: modern head painted accents

1232 late decorative bird carvings

ca. late 20th-21st century; belted kingfisher carving on burlwood by Big Sky Carvers, Manhattan, Montana, decorative carved with head facing right, raised head feathers with smooth surface and pointed tip wings, flat tail, hand painted accents and inset glass eyes, 9 1/2"x 4 1/2"x 9 1/4", Condition: good; miniature primitive black duck decoy initialed "BBD" with long tapered tail, black painted body and white with multi-color painted head and painted eye, 9"x 3"x 3 1/4", Condition: good

1242 modern decoys

ca. late 20th-21st century; Jerry Hutchins primitive class hooded merganser hen single piece softwood body with mounted carved softwood head with glass eyes, painted and distressed paint finish, 11 1/4"x 3 1/2"x 4 3/4", Condition: head cracked and re-glued; 1981 dated Charles Schoor (New Jersey?) half or quarter size bufflehead drake carving with fine feather carved accent, right facing head with glass eyes and excellent painted details, 7 1/2"x 3 1/2"x 4", Condition: very good

125Working floating Canadian goose decoy by unknown carver

ca. late 20th century; primitive class carved decoy with full sized smooth painted body, thick two-part mount keel that has concrete set in center and leather tie, the decoy with fine detail relief carved bill, glass eyes and nail set to body, paint in traditional pattern and distressed finish, unsigned by maker, 23 1/2"x 7 1/2"x 14 1/4"; Condition: nick repair & head appears remounted

126Fine flying Canadian goose carving by Theodore Hollinger

ca. late 20th century; Canadian goose in flight with solid carved body with fanned tail feathers and mounted fine carved outstretched wing and mount bent webbed feet, goose mounted on thick rod drilled into large driftwood base, fine painted details and glass eyes, carved by well-known Lancaster Co. prolific carver, 20"x 28"x 41"; Condition: very good

127Folk art carving of "Voting Day" by Ray Pace

ca. 2001 dated; multi-part carving on solid plateau of two men in hats and suit coats, seated at table holding ballot cards and pencils, table with turned legs and ballot box with sheets of ballots on table, signed and dated by artist, 12"x 9 1/2"x 10"; Condition: good

128Fine octagon sgraffito decorated redware charger by Breininger Pottery

ca. 1992; slab form molded charger with slip ground and beautiful incised overlay twenty-point star in center of plate with side panels accented by Distelfinks on tulips and tulip flowers, star accent with green and black glazes and rim with mottled green glaze accents, 14"x 14"x 1 1/2"; Condition: good

1295 small Breininger redware plates

ca. 1983-2007; 1983 slipware round plate with "R", 4 1/4"d; 2007 round plate with blue glaze sgraffito floral design with bright glaze accent, 4 1/4"d; 2009 round plate with bright yellow glaze ground sgraffito tulip with bright red and white accents, 4 1/4"d; 37th Porch Show round sgraffito dragon fly pattern plate with bright accents, 4 1/4"d; 2006 miniature rectangular loaf dish with three-line slip decoration, 3 3/4"x 2 3/4"x 1"; Condition: all good

130Tulip & heart motif sgraffito decorated jar by Breininger Pottery

ca. 5-30-1986 dated; fine wheel thrown ovoid shaped jar/vase with small beaded foot and flared rim, yellow slip wash exterior with fine incised blooming heart or tulip and heart design, repeated three times with black and green glaze accents, scalloped trim rim and foot bands, 6 1/2"d, 6 3/4"h; Condition: good

1313 folk art redware pieces by Breininger Pottery

ca. 1989 & 1991; 1989 traditional footed master salt with dark brown glaze, pad foot and ball center stem, 3"d, 2 1/4"h; 1991 fluted rim miniature footed urn with dark brown glaze, 4 1/4"d, 3 1/4"h; 1991 miniature bird and floral motif sgraffito decorated crock with bird on tulip stem and secondary flower design, mottled green glaze accents, 2 1/2"d, 2 1/2"h; Condition: all good

1322 folk art redware pieces by Breininger Pottery

ca. 1986 & 1994; both wheel thrown redware pieces with traditional Pennsylvania incised and manganese decoration: 1986 flat lidded ovoid storage jar with two bands of three incised undulated lines, 6"d, 7 1/2"h, Condition: good; 1994 Berks Co. traditional fixed base flower pot with ogee banded rim and central incised line band, 5 1/2"d, 4 1/4"h, Condition: good

1332 manganese decorated redware crocks by Breininger Pottery

ca. 1982 & 1992; both wheel thrown crocks with manganese glaze accents: 1982 heavy squat shaped crock with narrow rim band and manganese accents, 6 1/2"d, 5 1/2"h, Condition: good; 1992 fine form crock with traditional band and line upper, 7"d, 6"h, Condition: good

1343 miniature Moravian type redware pieces by Breininger Pottery

ca. 1993-2005; miniature wheel thrown curios with Moravian tradition brown sgraffito and slipware decoration: 1993 miniature ovoid jar in tulip and floral motif, 2 1/4"h; 2009 miniature trumpet vase in tulip and flower bush motif, 2 1/4"h; miniature scent flask bottle in double floral motif, 2 3/4"h; Condition: good

1353 folk art redware pieces by Breininger Pottery

ca. 1990-2008; 1990 miniature side handle pitcher with applied rope twist handle, 3 1/4"h, Condition: good; 2007 footed cup cheese strainer with incised lines, manganese spatter decoration and raised footed base, 5"d, 4 3/4"h, 1 3/8" handle, Condition: glazing flaws to handle; 2008 handled shaving mug with green, black and blue tint sponge spatter decoration, 4 1/2"d, 4"h, 1 3/4" handle, Condition: good

1363 Breininger Pottery sgraffito decorated redware plates

ca. 1992-1999; all slab form molded redware round plates with coggled rim: 1992 titled "Gaudy Breininger Butterfly" with bright color blue rim band and central butterfly and floral stem design, multiple color glaze accents, 10 1/2"d, 1 3/4"h, Condition: small rim flake; 1994 "Sunflower" motif incised decoration with multiple glaze accents, 6 3/4"d, 1"h, Condition: good; 1999 "Blooming Heart" motif incised decoration with green mottled glazing, 7"d, 1"h, Condition: good

1372 sgraffito decorated redware vases by Breininger Pottery

ca. Aug. 29 & Aug. 30, 1988; unmatched pair of ruffled rim ovoid vases with slip wash lower and incised tulip and bird on stem motif, both with mottled green glaze accents on lower and manganese mottled accents on clear glaze upper, 5"d, 6 1/4"h; Condition: both good

1382 Breininger redware plates

ca. 1982-1986; slab form molded redware plates: 1982 small round plate with coggled rim and yellow slip ABC, 7"d, 1 1/2"h; 1986 octagon plate with splatter yellow slip and manganese accents, 8 1/2"x 7 3/4"x 1 1/2", Condition: both have flea nick rim, overall good

1395 assorted redware Christmas figures by Breininger Pottery

ca. 1986-1999; all form molded small redware figures with various color glaze accents: two small mottled glazed Santas in hooded coats, 4"h, Condition; one good, one has small base rim flake; 1998 & 1999 slip accented Santa and chimney figures, 5"h, Condition: both good; 1994 multi-color glazed Christmas tree on diamond base, 5"h, Condition: base damaged and repaired, chip to tree star

1403 pieces of Breininger redware

ca. 1986-2003; all turned with mottled manganese glaze accents; squat ovoid bottle with round lip opening and flattened sides, 4"x 3 1/2"x 5 1/4"; 1992 handled fat lamp stand with spout rimmed tray base, tapered molded stem and spouted round lamp, 5 3/4"d, 7 3/4"h; 2003 small reticulated fancy bowl with fluted lower rim and diamond and ball cut-out reticulation, 6 3/4"d, 2 1/4"h; Condition: all good

141Large folk art carved & painted fish weathervane by Dan & Donna Strawser

ca. 2012; comical form big lipped fish figure chip-carved and colorfully painted, placed on center rod on painted two-tier chip carved base, signed and dated on base, 12 3/4"x 4 1/2"x 10 3/4"; Condition: good

1425 folk art carved birds by Dan & Donna Strawser

ca. 2010-2015; all chip carved and bright polychrome painted accents: 2010 orange/brown distelfink bird on painted ball and disk turned base, 6 1/4"h; 2012 cardinal with wire legs on birch log base, 3 1/2"; 2013 crowing rooster on carved round base, 5 1/4"; 2015 fish with push-pin eyes on peg on turned wood base, 4"; 2014 blue/brown painted bird on twisted wire base, 2 1/2"; Condition: all good

1432 folk art carvings by Jonathan Bastian

ca. 1992-2017; 1992 Easter Bunny inspired by Gilbert drawing of rabbit with basket, chip carved oval basket and running rabbit, splint handle nailed to basket, colorful painted accents on tan ground, 5 1/2"x 2 1/4"x 5"; 2017 robin with worm, chip carved long tail bird with point wings, carved eyes, nail mounted legs to round chip carved base, fine colorful polychrome paint and copper wire worm in beak, 5 1/4"x 3 1/2"x 6 1/4"; Condition: both good

1445 assorted folk art carvings by Jonathan Bastian

ca. 1990s; all primitive chip carved figures with polychrome painted accents: two 1994 small Christmas trees on square pad base, each with unique painted ornaments and garland, Condition: good; two 2016 American flag heart ornaments with U.S. flag motif, Condition: good; 1994 snowman in top hat with painted push-pin eyes, Condition: damage to nose

1453 primitve folk art carvings by Jonathan Bastian

ca. 1994-2018; each chip carved and polychrome decorated: 1994 angel figure on black painted base with woman in red dress, green bandana and cuffs holding star in hand, the angel with cut-out tin and painted mounted wings, 7 1/2"; 2012 fine brown trout on turned two-tier base, trout with wooden and tin mounted fins and fine painted accent, 10 3/4"x 3 1/4"x 7 3/4"; 2018 yellow/orange painted longtail bird on wire perch hanger, 5"x 4"x 4 3/4"; Condition: all good

1462 folk art carved angels by Jonathan Bastian

ca. 1992 & 1994; both primitive chip carved with colorful polychrome painted accents: small standing angel with horn and bell, chip carved standing on a platform base wearing a red painted gown with hand raised holding small bell and mounted tin cut-out wings, 5 3/4"; angel ornament with tulip motif carved on green painted dress and colorful painted wings, 7 1/4"; Condition: both good

147Large folk art carved Santa in tan robe by Jonathan Bastian

ca. 1990 dated; tall carved Santa figure standing on a painted black base, the Santa wearing yellow/tan painted hooded cloak with red trim and wearing pointed boots, large fully carved beard with blue painted chip carved eyes and holding a bunch of switches, 3 3/4"x 3 3/4"x 16 1/2"; Condition: faux aged painted accents, good

148Large script rim sgraffito charger by Breininger Pottery

ca. 1990; large drape molded round charger with coggled rim with incised floral design and script band that reads "All the animals, except man know that the principal business of life is to enjoy it"; with fine green glazed accent to leaves and mottled glaze accents, incised on reverse "Thunder showers during the nite, lilacs smell wonderful", 15 1/2"d, 2 3/4"h; Condition: good

1494 folk art carved Santas by Jonathan Bastian

ca. 1987-2002; primitive chip carved with colorful painted accent: 1987 tall Santa with sack over shoulder and holding a carved Christmas tree, the coat painted green with white trim, 10 1/2"; 1992 Merry Christmas Jonathan & Tracy carved Santa on platform base with blue painted coat and white trim with gold accents, holding a bottle brush tree, 9"; 2002 patriotic Santa on carved platform base, coat in red and white stripes and cap in blue with stars, coat has plaster smear accent, holding a feather tree and small bell, 10"; Condition: very good; signed Santa in a red suit, 9”, Condition: repaired foot

150Fine dogs on rug figural redware by Breininger Pottery

ca. 2007 dated and signed by Lester 2009; unusual folk art redware figure of two molded dog figures reclining on oval plateau base, the figure of a yellow lab lying with brown puppy, the plateau with floral punch stamp decorated edge, 9"x 7"x 5"; Condition: good

1513 various folk art polychrome painted Santas/Belsnickel

ca. 1980-1991; 1982 sawn and carved yellow coat Santa by Walter & June Gottshall with faux aged paint accents, 3 1/2"x 3/4"x 9 3/4"; 1980 Belsnickel figure on square base, wooden cut-out with fine painted accent, inset toothpicks in cap and bells on lower trim of coat, 3 1/4"x 2 3/4"x 8 3/4"; 1991 small chip carved Santa in blue coat by Dan & Donna Strawser with pack on back, 5"; Condition: all good

152Fantastic ring vase signed G. Zieber at Breininger Pottery

ca. 4-1-1999; wonderful fancy ring vase with multi-tier pedestal foot, trumpet spout, two small mount arched handles and beautiful form molded applied grapes on vine with large leaves and flowing brown glaze, 11"x 5 1/4"x 15"; Condition: good

1533 Christmas figural folk art redware pieces

ca. 1990s; two Santas by C. Ned Foltz, Reinholds, PA: large undated molded Santa with thick clay body, on round base with print stamps around base, holding pack over right shoulder, appears to be hand dug clay with speckled mottled glaze, 8 1/2"h; 1991 small Santa with open outstretched arms and slip accents, 4 1/2"h; 1997 Breininger Christmas tree with multiple glaze accents, 5"h; Condition: all good

154Slip decorated redware platter by Greg Shooner

ca. 2005; fine drape molded rectangular platter with coggled edge, flowing slip "Money wanted" script, reverse with personal inscription by Shooner "For Bryce & Lindy, is it really all about the money?", 12 1/2"x 9 1/4"x 1 1/2"; Condition: good, faux glazing flaws from over-firing

155Mary Spellman Shooner "PA" slip decorated redware tray

ca. 2003; fine lightweight drape molded rectangular platter with coggled rim and fine flowing slip single line "Pennsylvania" in script with flowing band and dot design above and below, clear lead glaze, 12 1/2"x 9 1/4"x 1 1/4"; Condition: faux aged and damage to rim with flaking from overfiring

156Chip carved & polychrome painted bird tree by Dan & Barbara Strawser

ca. 1980; colorful painted eight various song birds wire legs fastened to stems of fruitwood branch mounted to sawn rough wood block base, each uniquely carved and paint decorated, 10"d, 20 3/4"h; Condition: damage to two stems

1572 pieces of reproduction sgraffito redware by C. Ned Foltz

ca. 1973; both wheel thrown redware with yellow slip with incised decoration and green glaze accents: shallow bowl with lipped rim and rope banded rim that has massive tulip stem with nine large tulip blooms, 12 1/4"d, 2 1/2"h, Condition: very good; handled bulbous pitcher with peafowls and tulips bloom decoration, 5 1/4"-8"d, 6 1/2"h, Condition: very good

1583 folk art pottery birds by James C. Seagraves

ca. mid-late 20th century; each uniquely crafted hollowware crafted birds with colorful glaze accents: orange and gray drip glazed fowl on flared molded base, 5"h, Condition: good; redware rattle blue glazed fowl on black glazed base with interior rattles, 6"h; plaster-of-paris molded purple drip glazed distelfink on impressed black glazed base, 5"h, Condition: good

159Folk art redware bitters bottle by Lester Breininger

ca. 1970 dated; press form mold of 1860s log cabin plantation bitters bottle with mottled brown glaze, traditional square log cabin base and three-tier molded roof line to narrow neck, 2 3/4"x 2 3/4"x 10"; Condition: good

160Limited Edition folk art figure pioneer fireman by Jonathan Bastian

ca. 1990; figure depicts fire chief in blue coat and pants with red shirt and yellow bow tie, the chief with raised left hand and holds in right hand "sounding horn", wearing helmet #1, placed on red painted wood base with yellow painted lettering "Robesonia Furnace #5, Jonathan Bastian, 1990", chip carved and hand painted accents, 10 1/4"h; Condition: very good

161Cast iron pot

ca. 1720-1740; early straight slope-sided form, probably from Plymouth Co., MA, 13 7/8"d, 12"h; Condition: legs worn to stumps, piece broken from rim

162Cast iron Dutch oven

ca. 1800-1830; Dutch oven with adjustable bail that could be used to lift the lid as well as the Dutch oven; lid with raised rim to hold hot coals, used for hearth baking by standing in coals and with coals on the lid, 13"d, 6 1/4"h; Condition: original adjustable bail and lid

163Cast iron pot

ca. 1720-1750; early New England form pot with shoulder drawn into the trim in the manner of a pouched bag, 6 3/4"d, 7 3/4"h; Condition: original square section bail, fire eroded legs

164Blacklock Foundry cast iron Dutch oven

ca. 1896-1910; smaller Dutch oven type with handle called a hearth oven, marked on lid "BLACKLOCK FOUNDRY SOUTH PITTSBURG, TENN"; The Blacklock Foundry began in 1896 and became the Lodge Co. in 1910 and is still in business. This is a rare example of a Blacklock Foundry product; 10"d, 4"h; Condition: good

165Cast iron pot

ca. 1730-1760; New England form, original wrought iron bail, 11"d, 11 1/2"h; Condition: good

166Cast iron teakettle

ca. 1820-1890; American, marked "CO-OPERATIVE FOUNDRY CO. JEWEL" with eagle over crown; ovoid body with a flange at the base acting as a pit bottom; made to fit a specific stove, 11"l, 7"h; Condition: swing away lid and bail are original to this teakettle

167Cast iron pot

ca. 1720-1750; full-bodied English form cast using a pot cut in half as a pattern, the original pot cast using a round tapered inlet for the molten iron, leaving a raised-round mark on the bottom of the pot (sprue); this pot was cast using an elongated rectangular gate as an inlet, thus leaving the gate mark over the sprue on the bottom of the new pot, original square section bail and unusual astragal molded cordons, 6"d, 5 1/2"h; Condition: good

168S. Spoor's patent cast iron teakettle

ca. 1870s; box shaped teakettle with zinc plated exterior and a flange vertically on each side to fit into a specific stove, marked on lid "S. SPOOR'S PATENT" ON BODY MARKED "TROY, N.Y." and the spout top is faceted and marked "S 7.13"; S. Spoor of Phelps, New York patented a boiling kettle in 1869, 7 1/4"w, 5"h; Condition: original bail, repaired lid

1692 cast iron pots

ca. 1750-1780; one rounded English form with narrow lip, 6"d, 5 1/2"h, Condition: replaced bail; one American form, many pots had tin lids but few lids survive, 5 1/4"d, 6 5/8"h, Condition: bail and tin lid are original

1703 reproduction iron eagles

ca. 1950-1975; reproduction cast iron engine or hose reel plaque, oval, with early style eagle with raised wing and leg in gold and at top of the plaque, "EAGLE HOSE" and at the bottom "No 2" in gold with raised letters and black background, this plaque appears to have been cast from an original of 1820-1830, 11"h, 8 1/2"w, Condition: good; cast iron eagle wall tie marked "PD 1835 F.F. M.C. 1975" with gold paint. This is a reproduction of a cast wall tie made by Peter Derr around 1835 and reproduced in 1975, 12"h, 12 1/2"w, Condition: good; cast iron wall plaque of an eagle with spread wings holding a shield with stars and stripes (red and white stripes, gold stars and black background), 10"h, 12 1/2"w, Condition: good

171Cast iron pot

ca. 1760-1780; flared ears typical of Antietam Furnace near Hagerstown, MD with small copper rivet plug holes in casting; since Antietam Furnace was small, it may have been difficult to achieve optimum casting conditions resulting in a porous casting which could still be patched with copper rivets and sold, 15 1/5"d, 14"h; Condition: original bail

172Gilded wooden eagle

ca. 1810; wooden eagle from large mirror with spread wings perched on stump with acorn rosette, 11 3/4"h, 12 3/4"w; Condition: tail restored

173Pine Grove Furnace cast iron pot

ca. 1781-1782; marked "PINE GROVE" on shoulder; Pine Grove Furnace began operations in 1781 and cast pots until about 1830, operations ceased in 1895; marked Pine Grove pots are rare although the furnace produced many pots which are unmarked, 12 3/4"d, 11"h; Condition: original bail

174Reproduction cast iron eagle statue

ca. 1970; eagle with wings upraised, standing on a ball, marked inside ball "IRON ART", gilt painted, mounted on a stained and varnished base, 12 1/2"h, 9 1/2"w; Condition: good

1752 cast iron pots

ca. 1781-1810; one unmarked Pine Grove Furnace, Cumberland Co., PA pot with characteristic fillet at the base of triangular section legs, 8 1/2"d, 9"h, Condition: original bail; one pot with lid, 8 1/2"d, 9"h; Condition: original bail, lid fits but dates ca. 1830-1840 so not original to this pot

176Pair of cast iron bookends

ca. 1930-1950; half-section of small pot mounted on rectangular base with vertical iron back, paper label marked, Old Carlisle Iron, Gale-Decker Company, Carlisle, Pennsylvania", 5 1/4"h, 3"w, 4 1/4"l; Condition: good

177Cast iron pot

ca. 1830-1850; American pot, very heavy for its size, perhaps cast at a primitive furnace, 9 1/2"d, 9"h; Condition: original bail

178Cast iron Dutch oven

ca. 1840-1860; bail with lid, intended to be used on a stove top or in an oven, marked on lid "8", 7 7/8"d, 4"h; Condition: original bail

1792 cast iron pots

ca. 1830-1860; one possibly a late Pine Grove Furnace pot, 5 1/2"d, 6"h, Condition: replaced bail; one produced in the Baltimore, MD area, 6 1/4"d, 5 3/4"h, Condition: original bail

180Wrought iron felling axe

ca. 1650-1800; a long, narrow Medieval form but probably dating from 1650-1800; Germanic straight wooden handle, punched dot marked on face of blade "A R" in a shield, marked "T" on inner edge marked "C. R. D.", 34 1/4"l, 12" blade; Condition: good

181Cresson & Co. cast iron pot

ca. 1850; marked "CRESSON & CO. No. 24 QTS"; William P. Cresson ran a foundry in Philadelphia, PA from before 1849-1859, 7 1/2"d, 7 3/8"; Condition: original bail

182Cast iron anvil

ca. 1850-1860; marked under horn "6" (60 lbs) and on the side with an eagle in a circle without an anchor. This is the earliest mark of the Fisher Anvil Company. The mark was made by impressing a U.S. Army circular cartridge box belt plate issued in 1839 into the sand mold. This mark was used until 1860 when Fisher changed it to an eagle with an anchor. 8"h, 3 1/4"w, 15 1/2"l; Condition: good

183Savery & Son cast iron pot

ca. 1836-1846; marked "SAVERY & SON NEW YORK AND PHOENIX WORKS No. 12"; this foundry was run by John Savery and son, William, 6 3/4"d, 6 1/2"h; Condition: unusual astragal cordons, original wire bail

184Wrought iron peel & brass bed warmer

ca. 1800; wrought iron slice/peel with heavy blade and handle ending in a widened section and knob, 41 3/4"l, 7 1/4" blade height, 6 3/4"w, Condition: good; brass bed warmer with turned wooden handle, ten bunched stars around outer edge of lid surrounding a design of punched circles and engraved scrolls, 11"d, 42 1/2"l, Condition: good

185Savery & Co. cast iron pot

ca. 1839-1869; marked "SAVERY & CO PHIL", 12"d, 11 1/2"h; Condition: replaced bail

186Group of iron primitives

ca. 1800-1900; wrought iron triple link breast chain used when harnessing a team, 22"l, Condition: good; wrought iron lath knife, a thin froe-like tool used to split lath from oak billets by striking the back with a mallet. The chisel-like end was used to pare down the ends of the lath so they overlapped where they came together. Sawn lath was common in 1820 rendering the use of this tool obsolete, Condition: forged from an old scythe blade; wrought iron adjustable pot bail, 16 3/4"l, Condition: good; cast steel hoe stamped "TYLER HOE & TOOL WORKS", remains of a paper label call it a "planter's hoe", 9"h, 9 1/4"w, Condition: good; light, curved wrought iron singletree probably used for a sleigh, 26"l, Condition: good

187North Chase & North Philadelphia cast iron pot

ca. 1858; marked No. 6 3 GALL. NORTH CHASE & NORTH PHILADELPHIA", this firm also made stoves, 17 1/2"d, 10 1/2"h; Condition: replaced bail

188Steel crosscut saw

ca. 1780-1800; stamped on blade "VERY BEST GERMAN STEEL, JOHN CASPAR HALBACH" with spikes for handles. John & Caspar Halbach were steel exporters in Cologne in the 1780s. It is not known if they produced the saw or provided the unfinished blade. Clockmakers in America bought steel from them. This is a typical 18th century saw with attached spikes to hold wooden handles. Marked examples are rare; Condition: good

1892 cast iron pots

ca. 1835-1880; one American pot, an early deep example of the "pit bottom" for use in a hole on a stove top, 10 3/4"d, 10 1/2"h, Condition: original wire bail; one pot marked "6 GALL", 14"d, 12 1/4"h, Condition: replaced bail

1903 wrought iron/steel food choppers

ca. 1800-1900; one ca.1850-1900, 6 1/2"l, 5 1/2"h; one ca. 1880 marked "LANDERS FRAY & CLARK AETNA WORKS", 6 1/2"l, 7"h; one ca. 1800s, 5 1/4"l, 5 1/2"h, Condition: all good

1912 cast iron pots

ca. 1830-1930; one marked "1" on bottom in typical Scottish form with small feet, 8 3/8"d, 7 1/4"h, Condition: replaced bail; one marked "2 1/2 GS" on lid, a British/Scottish product, 9 1/2"d, 8 1/2"h, Condition: replaced bail

192Wrought iron boot scraper & branding iron

ca. 1830-1870; small lyre-shaped blacksmith made bootscraper with a base plate to mount to a wooden step, 4 3/4"h, 6 1/2"h, Condition: good; wrought iron branding iron having a twisted stalk with socket for a wooden handle and ends in four smaller twisted legs to brand "JMA", 19 1/2"l, Condition: good

1932 cast iron kettles

ca. 1750-1780; one New England type kettle with ear tabs for the bail, 13"d, 8 1/2"h, Condition: original bail; mid-Atlantic type kettle with ears for the bail to the side, 6 1/4"d, 5 1/2"h, Condition: replaced bail

194Group of antique tools

ca. 1850-1920; backsaw marked on blade "HENRY DISSTON & SONS. CAST STEEL PHILAD'A U.S.A. WARRANTED", 20 1/2"l, 4 1/4"w; large screwdriver forged from a file, blacksmith made. Old files were a good source of steel for tools of this sort. In this case, the smith added decorative shapes to an object that only needed to be a plain tool. 19 1/2"l; small ball peen hammer, 11"; tack hammer, 12 1/2"; cobblers hammer, 11 3/4"; Condition: all good

195New England cast iron kettle

ca. 1808 dated; New England kettle, possibly from the Salisbury, Conn. Furnace, dated in two places on the bottom, 9 1/2"d, 6 1/2"h; Condition: original bail

196Wrought iron blacksmith's whimsy & wooden spice box

ca. 1830-1860; wrought iron blacksmith's whimsy, a large horseshoe has a stalk rising from the top with a heart-shape in the middle, above on the stalk is a cross-bar with two small horseshoes at its ends. The stalk further rises to a hook which ends in another small horseshoe, the horseshoes are all upside down. 10 1/2"h, 7 3/4"w, Condition: good; wooden spice box marked on bottom "PATENT PACKAGE CO. NEWARK NEW JERSEY PAT AUG 31 1858", containing four small drum-shaped wooden boxes labeled "CLOVES, GINGER, ALLSPICE & CINNAMON", 7 1/2"d, 4 1/4"h, Condition: good

1972 cast iron kettles

ca. 1760-1800; baking kettle for brown bread and similar dishes, 7 1/2"d, 6 3/4"h, Condition: original bail; kettle with curls on loop ends, a blacksmith's decorative addition, 10"d, 9"h, Condition: original bail

1983 antique tools

ca. 1800-1860; wrought iron tin snips hand forged by an American smith, not factory made in England. Such tools were replaced by American factory made examples after the Civil War, 20 1/2"l; wrought iron froe, blacksmith forged, 12 3/4" blade, 10" handle; wooden clamp stamped "M. ALDRICH LOWELL MASS", 13" jaws; Condition: all good

199L.H. Ragon & Co. cast iron lidded kettle

ca. 1850-1870; kettle marked on lid "L.H. ROGAN & CO. KNOXVILLE, TEN. No. 3" with cow's horn shaped ears typical of post-1850 castings, 11 3/8"d, 8 1/2"h; Condition: replaced bail

200Group of antique tools

ca. 1800-1890; two wrought iron dividers, one ca. 1850, 18 3/4"l and one ca. 1810-1830, 9"l; wrought iron calipers re-forged from the jointed iron that locks a buggy top in its raised position (top joint), 11 1/4"l; wrought iron bed wrench, probably English, used to tighten/loosen iron bolts holding the wooden bed frame together. These were a common item in British tool catalogs in the early 19th century, 6"l, 5"w; small wooden pulley with wrought iron hook, 9 1/2"l; steel hand vice, 5 3/4"l; Condition: all good

201Steel architectural element

ca. 1970; forged with a power hammer by one of the Kuhn family of German smiths, 34 3/4"l, 7 1/4"w; Condition: good

2022 pottery banks

ca. late 19th century; unglazed ovoid redware bank with a squat conical finial and 1" vertical coin slot, 3"d, 4 1/4"h, Condition: 1/8" foot flake; Albany slip glazed tall ovoid stoneware bank with an acorn type finial, two incised collar rings and 1 1/2" horizontal coin slot, 3 3/4"d, 5 1/2"h, Condition: good

203Continental sgraffito decorated spouted jar

ca. late 18th-early 19th century; Continental bulbous redware spouted jar, rounded, rolled rim, slightly tubular hooked spout protruding from shoulder, three applied handle loops on shoulder, top 2/3 is covered with a yellowish-brown lead glaze decorated with three sgraffito-type floral panels, 7 1/2"d, 7 3/4"h; Condition: glaze losses on spout rim & other area, especially the edges

2042 cobalt decorated miniature stoneware jugs

ca. late 18th-early 19th century; rolled banded rim with double impressed shoulder rings, cobalt ditto, "10" and ditto on shoulder and a cobalt daub on base of hand, 3 1/4"d, 4 3/4"h, Condition: interior of rim is flaked; rolled, banded rim with impressed shoulder ring and "10" on shoulder, cobalt "X", "D" and "X" on shoulder and a cobalt daub on base of handle, attributed to German origin, 3 1/4"d, 4 1/2"h, Condition: good

205Blue Seaweed pattern yellowware master salt

ca. mid 19th century; Blue Seaweed pattern on white band yellowware master salt, squat baluster bowl on a pedestal, attributed to the Ohio potteries, 3"d, 2"h; Condition: good

2062 yellowware miniatures

ca. mid 19th century; baluster bowl with flared rim, strap handle, white mid-section band bracketed by two brown rings, standing on a rounded base, 2 3/4"d, 1 3/4"h; baluster bowl with a rounded rim, rounded handle with acanthus type terminals, white mid-section band with Blue Seaweed decoration, standing on a rounded base, 2 3/4"d, 2"h; attributed to the Ohio potteries; Condition: both good

207Brown Seaweed pattern yellowware master salt

ca. mid 19th century; Brown Seaweed pattern on white band yellow ware master salt, squat cylindrical bowl on a pedestal, attributed to the Ohio potteries, 2 3/4"d, 2"h; Condition: 1/8" foot rim flake

2083 PA redware items

ca. 1880; miniature round food mold (Turks head), bowl with 22 uniform side indentations and a closed central tube, rounded rim and pumpkin orange lead glaze, 4"d, 1 1/2"h, Condition: slight edge wear; miniature slightly bulbous handled crock, flattened, collared rim, grooved strap handle and interior orangey-brown lead glaze, 2 3/4"d, 1 3/4"h, Condition: 3/8" rim flake, flea bite rim flakes, 2 3/4"d, 1 3/4"h, Condition: 3/8" rim flake and flea bite rim flakes; small squat bulbous ink bottle with side quill hole, rounded rim and rounded shoulder, reddish-brown lead glaze with fine iron spots and slight tooled foot flange, 2 1/4"d, 1 3/4"h, Condition: many shallow foot flakes

2092 stoneware items

ca. mid & late 19th century; salt glazed cylindrical stoneware inkwell with ten top rim edge carvings resembling visicas, 2 1/4"d, 1 1/4"h, Condition: 3/4" rim line; Bristol glazed sponged cobalt rectangular soap dish with cut corners, two center section raised bars, 3/4"x 3 1/4"x 4 1/2", Condition: 1/8" contact spot in dish

210John Bell flue pipe sleeve

ca. 1880; PA redware flue pipe sleeve impressed "John W Bell/ Waynesboro, PA", unglazed redware hollow cylinder with 1/2" walls, top rim rounded, bottom rim flattened, 6 1/4"d, 4 1/4"h; Condition: good

211Isaac Stahl redware vase

ca. 1938; redware urn vase with curvy loop handles, rounded cavetto banded rim, tooled collar ring, tooled midsection rings and tooled foot flange, brown spotted olive green lead glaze with three contrasting greenish glazed rings on the rim, midsection and foot; incised base "Made by I.S. Stahl, Sept 5 1938/ SP" (Isaac Stahl/ Stahl Pottery, powder Valley, Lehigh Co., PA), 4 1/4"d, 6 1/4"h; Condition: good

212Isaac Stahl redware flower pot

ca. 1939; redware flared side flower pot with attached saucer, unglazed with remnants of painted floral decoration, flattened, wide cavetto banded rim, tapered sided saucer with everted rim, penciled on base "I.S. Stahl/ March 16, 1939" (Isaac Stahl, Powder Valley, Lehigh Co., PA), 5 1/2"d, 4 1/4"h; Condition: loss of paint decoration

2132 stoneware inkwells

ca. 1870; two salt glazed cylindrical stoneware inkwells: three quill piece with nine top rim and bottom edge carvings resembling visicas, 3 1/4"d, 1 3/4"h, Condition: each quill hole has a shrink line; four quill form, 3 1/4"d, 1 1/2"h, Condition: in the making edge losses, 1/4" & 1/8" foot edge flakes

214Ironstone mug & toddy plate

ca. 1855; twelve sided mug decorated with a pair of three purple hop cone motifs and a pair of purple raspberry fruits and leaves in black and green, 3 1/4"x 3 1/4", Condition: "T" rim line (2 1/2"x 3") and a 3 1/2" mid-section horizontal line; toddy plate with green daisy purple center stick spatter center and border applications, English Staffordshire earthenware, 5 1/4"d, Condition: mellow discoloration, 1 1/4" rim bruise and 1/8" associated flake

2152 cups & saucers

ca. 1820; two handleless cups and saucers: pearlware decorated with a blue and yellowish-orange floral design, 3 3/4"d, 2"h cup, 5 1/2"d, 1"h saucer, Condition: good; creamware decorated in an orangey strawberry motif with brown and green foliage, English Staffordshire earthenware, 3 1/4"d, 2"h cup, 5"d, 1 1/4"h saucer, Condition: kiln marks on rims

216Staffordshire cup & saucer & stick spatter plate

ca. 1845 & 1855; Staffordshire red Rose pattern handleless cup and saucer, 4"d, 2 1/2"h cup, 6"d, 1 1/4"h saucer, Condition: some discoloration & kiln blemishes; Pansy pattern ironstone side dish colored in black, green, purple and yellow, red stick spatter bowknot border bracketed by blue rings, English Staffordshire earthenware, 6 1/2"d, Condition: good

217Molded Prattware pitcher

ca. 1795; cast molded Prattware pitcher, ovoid shape creamware with an oval base, rim with a blue, green and orange chain link border, polychromal central design of blue, brown, green and orange two heart medallions with two children titled "Mischievous Sport" and "Sportive Innocence", foot border of green outlined acanthus leaves, English Staffordshire earthenware, 7 1/4"x 4 3/4"x 5 3/4"; Condition: 3/4" foot bruise/flake

218Group of pearlware & creamware

ca. 1810; two pearlware small handleless cups and saucers decorated in blue stylized floral designs, 2 1/2" & 2 3/4"d, 1 1/2"h cups, 3 3/4" & 4 1/2"d, 1"h saucers, Condition: Cup- smaller three stilt marks on rim, file notch on foot ring; Saucers- larger- flea bite flakes on foot ring, 1/4" rim flake, 1 3/4" diagonal rim line; creamware plate with orange rose, English Staffordshire earthenware, 8 1/4"d

2192 Early Adams Rose plates & ironstone waste bowl

ca. 1835 & 1855; cheese plate impressed "Adams" on base, 7 1/4"d, Condition: 1/4" shallow rim flake; dinner plate with beaded border and impressed "Adams" on base, 9"d, Condition: slight in the making blemishes; twelve paneled footed ironstone waste bowl, blue oriental garden motif with red embellishments, English Staffordshire earthenware, 6 1/2"d, 4"h, Condition: 1/4" foot ring flake

2203 blue edged plates

ca. 1825; cheese plate with molded blue "new bud" edge and floral garland border, impressed "Clews Warranted Staffordshire", 7 1/2"d, Condition: slightly discolored; pair of luncheon plates with molded blue edges and floral garland borders, English Staffordshire earthenware, 8 3/4"d, Condition: good

221Group of floral mulberry colored Staffordshire

ca. mid 19th century; toddy plate impressed "Mellor, Venables & Co", 5"d, Condition: mellow surface with slight edge wear; pair of cheese plates, 7 1/2"d, Condition: good; pair of dinner plates, 9"d, Condition: one has discoloration spots; dinner plate, 10 1/4"d, Condition: 1/8" rim flake; pair of deep dishes, 6 3/4"d, 1"h, Condition: sealed mid-section line; three deep dishes, 9"d, 1 1/2"h, Condition: 1 has (4) 1/4" & smaller rim flakes, another has small glaze blemishes; deep dish, 10 1/4"d, 1 1/2"h, Condition: 1/8" rim flake & discoloration spots; large ale mug with acanthus handle terminals, 4 1/4"d, 5 1/2"h, Condition: 4 3/4" line at foot & across base, some edge wear; English Staffordshire earthenware

222Purple Rose design dishes

ca. 1840; five deep dishes, 7 3/4"d, 1 1/4"h, Condition: 1/4" rim flake & discolored, another has a 2 1/4" spider, two have edge wear & some discoloration; cheese dish, 7 3/4"d, Condition: mellow surface; deep dish, 10 1/4"d, 1 1/2"h, Condition: good; English Staffordshire earthenware

2235 Staffordshire plates

ca. 1845; two similar dinner plates with a central globular flower and affixed foliage and festoon border design, one plate with green designs and the other plate with mulberry designs, 10 1/4"d, Condition: good; three cup plates: a green and a red design plates matching the above dinner plates and a third plate with a mulberry floral pattern, English Staffordshire earthenware, 3 3/4" & 4"d, 3 3/4"h, Condition: good

224Group of green transfer Paradise pattern ironstone polychromal decoration

ca. 1860; grouping of green transfer Paradise pattern ironstone, clobbered in green, red and yellow decorative enhancements, green ink backstamp "Paradise/ LP & Co" (Livesley Powell & Co): five, ten-panel luncheon plates, 8 1/4", Condition: minor wear & a few discoloration spots; ten panel dinner plate, 9", Condition: minor discoloration spots; pair of rectangular octagonal sided platters, 8 3/4"x 11", Condition: minor wear & a few discoloration spots

2257 carved ivory human figurine netsukes

ca. 20th century; seven carved ivory human figurine netsukes, all signed on bases, no cord holes, attributed to Japan, 1 1/2"h, 3/4"- 1 1/4" x 1/2"; Condition: chip on fisherman's right foot and fishing pole is broken

2265 carved human figurine netsukes

ca. 20th century; five carved human figurine netsukes: one carved ivory, four carved resin with cord holes, all signed on bases, attributed to Japan, 1 1/4"- 2"h, 1"-1 1/2"x 1/2"-1"; Condition: good

2274 carved human figurine netsukes

ca. 20th century; four carved resin netsukes with cord holes, signed on bases, attributed to Japan, 1 3/4"-2"h, 1"- 1 1/2"x 3/4"- 1"; Condition: good

2282 wooden primitives

ca. early-mid 20th century; primitive wood cased pencil sharpener, poplar and pine case with red stain wash, 3 1/2"x 4 1/2"x 6 1/4", Condition: good; unsigned home crafted 9" wheel fishing reel in two-part constructed upper and lower grip handle, upper handle with 1/2" brass rod ferrule, the wheel in three-part plywood construction, 9"x 6 3/4"x 24 1/2", Condition: not complete, as found

229Folk art craft black Americana pin cushion

ca. late 19th century; black dyed cotton fabric rag stuffed doll bust on yellow pine base, the cushion with stitchwork mouth, button eyes and eye ring earrings, 7"x 3"x 8 1/4"; Condition: fabric deterioration along base, some fabric separation near neck, missing cloth head covering

230Set of 12 cloth "Flower Children" by Gertrude Ina Robinson

ca. 1920-1930s; figures based on book "Rainbow Gold Poems Old and New" by Sara Teasdale and illustrated by Dugald Walker, published in 1913; the group of sewn satin and cotton colorful fabrics in assorted vegetable and flower designs with painted and stitchwork accent, each figure with round nametags, 5"-12"h; Condition: most good, some fabric deterioration exposing cotton batting

2317 assorted ink & watercolor drawings

ca. late 19th-early 20th century; all appear to be on composition book pages including: bird on stem with watercolor accents; flowers and oak branch with watercolor accents; pencil calligraphy work of bird with banner; pencil drawing of swan with cygnets, signed on reverse James B. Venus; two matches flowing frond designs (one pen and one pencil); pencil drawing of hen and chicks; calligraphy drawing in pencil of bird with ferns and banner, signed on reverse James B. Venus; [Note: artist James B. Venus is identified as living in Shrewsbury, York Co., PA] Condition: as found, torn from booklet

2322 trade related advertising pieces

ca. late 19th-early 20th century; painted oak hanging placard sign with black lettering on old gray/green ground "Brickerville, PA", which appears in an old photo of Brickerville Hotel (Peter Bricker home), 31 1/2"x 3/4"x 3 1/2", Condition: good, paint loss from exposure; "Singer's Store, Ephrata, PA" black print on canvas crafted pillow, most likely originally from aprons, "Wear Singer's All Wool Clothes, Singer, Ephrata, PA", H.H. Singer's Haberdashery was located in Mentzer Builder at corner of Main & State St., 13"x 2 3/4"x 10", Condition: some soiling, good

233Old "make-do" wooden trade sign for "Lake Lure Guide Service"

ca. late 19th-early 20th century; sign crafted from salvaged shutter, cut in half and stencil painted in black on old green paint, reverse of sign is lattice-work panel with wire clip staples for hanging, attributed to Lake Lure, NC, 20 1/4"x 1 1/2"x 14 1/4"; Condition: as found, good

234Wooden post office sign

ca. 1900-1940; hanging horizontal single side sign crafted from softwood single plank with 1"x 1 1/2" black painted wood banding, hand painted black lettering on cream ground, painter's initial J.H.G. in lower right corner with lower and upper eye screws, 33"x 1 3/4"x 7 1/2"; Condition: minor paint loss, good

235Painted tin on wood frame "Real Estate sign" from Lancaster, PA

ca. early-mid 20th century; overpainted on salvaged lithographed trade sign with black lettering on yellow ground with red band, arrow for sale of 107 acres being sold by C.S. Bucks, 36"x 3/4"x 12"; Condition: some paint peeling

236Hanging wooden auto service sign

ca. 1930-1950s; softwood single plank single sided hanging sign with red lettering on cream ground, "Brakes - Spring - Rear End" with chain on eye screw hangers, 48"x 3/4"x 6"; Condition: good

237Hanging painted galvanized sheet on wood frame "Paints" sign

ca. early-mid 20th century; yellow pine slat and nail constructed frame with nail mounted galvanized sign that reads "Headquarters for Paints, Buy Direct & Save Money" painted red and blue lettering on white ground with blue banding sign with upper and lower eye screws, 44"x 3/4"x 16 3/4"; Condition: good, some paint loss

238Hanging interior Ford Service department sign from "Garden Spot Motor, Lancaster, PA"

ca. 1920-1940s; oak encased tin sign with black chalkboard paint and applied cloth fabric lettering for "Garden Spot Motors", which was located in the southwest corner of Prince St & James St. in Lancaster City; Ford dealership "For Sale" mid-section is blank for writing with chalk, 30"x 3/4"x 25 1/2"; Condition: frame is braced with wafer clips and stained, some loss of fabric lettering

239Political handkerchief for President Eisenhower

ca. 1952 campaign; board mounted display large two-color printed red and blue on white cotton cloth hankie, shield and drape pattern border with photo of Eisenhower in star capped vignettes that reads "I like Ike", cloth headed with "Win with Ike for President", 26 1/4"x 26"; Condition: printed with small elephant and reads "Fast Color", mounted with tacks onto hardboard, some rust spots from tacks transferring to cloth

240Unusual pair of trade advertising "stilts" for Eshleman Bros. Clothiers, Mt. Joy, PA

ca. 1922 dated; pair crafted from nail fastened wedge step and long lathe "stilts" with yellow ground paint and black hand painted lettering, signed on reverse by owner or artist John Zeller, dated Aug. 22, 1922, both have lettering on long slat section of two stilts, 65 1/2"l; Condition: some minor paint loss

241Carved American "Federal Eagle" crest

ca. 1840 with later carved skirt; late period type carved eagle crest for top of mirror with late carved floral skirt to adapt for secondary use, the eagle carved with head facing right and has distinct carved hooked beak and flattened cap; wings fully extended with deep carved feathers, eagles legs banding in feathers and talons gripping ball, appears to be carved mahogany with gilded accents, 21 1/2"x 2 1/2"x 11 1/4"; Condition: repair to carved eagle across legs at feet, skirt is glued to eagle - a 20th century softwood carved addition, late eye screw added to eagle, fair condition

242Starrett's Patent #1 press

ca. April 15, 1873 patent date; invented and patented by L.S. Starrett (Laroy Sunderland Starrett in 1880 founded the business that specialized in machinist tools) and manufactured by Athol. Machine Co. in Athol., Mass.; the press has rectangular cast iron frame, turn-screw and pressed plate on feet with perforated base for draining fluids and is paint decorated, the press forms a cake form block of meat or fruits in removable screen bottom pan, 9"x 7 1/2"x 8 1/4"; [Note: used prior to curing/preserving]; Condition: good

243Sheet metal toy Express Wagon

ca. 1900-1920; full size child's pull toy wagon with pressed sheet metal box-type bed on pressed sheet metal running gear with pressed die-cut and jointed sheet metal wheel; the wagon painted red with yellow stencil "Express" and retains the original wooden handle, 20"x 11"x 10"; Condition: damage to wooden handle

244Red painted tool nail tray

ca. 1900; rough constructed nail tray from yellow pine and salvaged building scraps with 8d common nail construction, tray has center handle with elongated cut out and partitions on either side of handle, tray painted with red milk paint, 22 1/2"x 10 1/2"x 8"; Condition: as found, shows extensive use

2455 matched pairs of early forged hardware

ca. mid 18th-mid 19th century; group of early forms for use on exterior doors: pair of wrapped-joint H shaped side hinges for heavy exterior door, 3 3/4"x 14 1/2"; large pair of wrapped-joint L-H shaped side hinges for heavy door (possible barn door), 14 1/4"x 13 3/4"; three various sized L-H shaped wrapped joint entry door hinges, 8 3/4"- 10 1/2"x 9 1/4"- 11"; Condition: removed, cleaned and ready for use, some surface rust

246Frame mounted canvas Dr. Weare's Heave Cure sign

ca. 1900-1920; blue and yellow screen print on cotton fabric banner, the trade advertisement for a veterinarian cure produced by George G. Mullner & Co, Fairport, NY, canvas mounted to hardwood panel back and displayed in a modern black frame, 37 3/4"x 19 3/4"; Condition: good

247Lithograph Honest Scrap poster in original oak frame

ca. early 20th century; poster entitled "An Everyday Scrap" with comical scene of black and white terrier growling at black cat with raised back, framed in a black stained oak frame with pressed "Honest Scrap" trade advertisement, 30"x 22" framed; Condition: some creasing to cardstock paper and some paint repairs to black cat

2482 small chicken figures

ca. late 19th-early 20th century; ornamental cast bronze rooster with delicate hand painted accents, the rooster with head turned left and high raised tail feathers, fine detailed casting, marked with "B" on rear of rump, maker is attributed to Franz Bergmann of Vienna, 5"h, Condition: good, some paint loss; German composition cast hen with painted accent on wood legs on wooden platform base, 5 1/4"h, Condition: good

249Embossed Coca-Cola bottle trade advertising thermometer

ca. 1950s; pressed sheet metal by Donasco with fine lithograph pattern of capped Coca-Cola bottle with droplets of water, thermometer on indentation and has small tab hanger, 4 3/4"x 1 1/4"x 17"; Condition: good

250Elgin watches trade advertisement thermometer by T.W. O'Connell & Co., Chicago

ca. 1940-1960s; watch face round thermometer with round domed lens, aluminum cased dial thermometer with red screen print on white face, includes trade advertisement for Walter J. Yenny, East Pittsburgh, PA, 12"d, 2"h; Condition: good

251Civil War tin type photo

ca. mid 1860s; half leather cased tin type of union soldier seated in chair with right arm in sling and woman standing beside wearing mourning dress, hat and veil, some color accents, 3 3/4"x 4 3/4"; Condition: picture has dimpling and scratches to surface

252Grain painted rectangular shipping box of Washburn Halligan Coffee Co.

ca. late 19th-early 20th century; softwood and nail constructed hinged lid box with brass butt hinges, shipping crate for "Pure Quill Spices" division of Washburn Halligan Coffee Co of Davenport, Iowa, exterior with yellow grain paint and lid black stenciled, the interior of lid with paper label, 23 1/2"x 12"x 7 1/4"; Condition: hinge mount on lid repaired

253Copper full body running horse weathervane

ca. late 20th century; four sheet press molded running horse design with soldered construction, the single stem weathervane with copper balls and directional mount on 3/4" rod mount, horse with modern strapping harness and bridle with rod shafts, 30"x 17"x 44"; Condition: creasing to horse leg at shaft mount, shows surface patina from use, later era piece

254Vintage sheet metal & wood store sign

ca. 1900-1930; wooden frame cased galvanized sheet metal store sign with residual painted trade advertisement for "Cigar-Fruit-Moxie" single side horizontal hanging trade sign, 65 1/4"x 1 1/4"x 16"; Condition: extensive paint loss, overpainted

2552 miniature copper tea kettles

ca. 1900-1920; both similar to full size "Rome" tea kettles and thought to be child's size of sample models, pressed sheet and roll seam construction with mounted spouts: earlier model with seated dome lid and tubular goose neck spout with swing wire handle, 2 1/2"d, 2 3/4"h, 1 1/4" spout; later model with molded flat lid, angle mounted spout and brass strap swing handle, 2 1/2"d, 2 1/4"h, 1" spout; Condition: both as found, good

2564 late tin Hobo tinkered hanging fat lamps

ca. early-mid 20th century; all crafted from salvaged sheet tin crafted to mimic historic fat lamps, all possibly by same unknown "Tinker": small hanging miner's type spout lamp with tin strap hanger that has round reflector, 2"x 4"x 6 1/2"; round lid wick lamp with brass mounted spout, tin strap and mounted round reflector (includes pick and tongs), 2 1/2"x 3 1/2"x 7 1/4"; dome top spout lamp with hinged domed lid that has punchwork decoration, strap hanger and mounted diamond shape reflector, lamp with tapered spout and ruffle edge base, 2 3/4"x 4 1/2"x 7 3/4"; spouted cruise lamp (missing double burner) on strap hanger with mounted diamond shape reflector includes small jamb peg hook, 2 1/2"x 3 1/2"x 7 3/4"; [Note: possibly crafted post-WWI by "hobos", most German or European form lamps]; Condition: as found, some holes in tin, rust

2572 PA round oak rod handled baskets, Schoeneck area type

ca. early 20th century; round base, high domed base and flared sides, four twisted rods around a slat loop handle, braided rim and foot, 11 1/4"d, 11"h; round base, slightly domed base and flared sides, twisted six rod loop handle, braided rim and foot, 13 1/2"d, 13 3/4"h; Condition: both good

2582 PA round oak rod handled baskets, Schoeneck area type

ca. early 20th century; oval base, flared sides and shaved strap handle attached by clinched nails, braided rim and foot, 12 3/4"x 12 1/4"x 20", Condition: partial handle break; round base, slightly domed base and flared sides, twisted five rod loop handle, braided rim and foot, 10 1/4"d, 10 1/4"h, Condition: good

259Covered stoneware jar by Swank

ca. late 19th century; salt glazed cylindrical covered stoneware jar with original lid, flattened banded rim, molded vertical corrugated sides and Albany slip glaze interior, molded hang over lid with large button knob on a twelve-point star on a shallow dome, glazed in Albany slip, attributed to Swank Pottery, Johnstown, PA, 7 1/2"d, 8 3/4"h; Condition: Jar- several 1/2" & smaller rim chips; Lid- 5/8" chip on knob and 1/2" & 1/4" edge flakes on rim

2602 molded Rockingham glazed vessels

ca. 1880; "Rebekah at the Well" covered teapot, slightly flared cylindrical form, nine-sided domed lid with hat shaped knob, 7"x 5 1/4", Condition: 1/4" & 1/8" spout rim flakes, slight wear on edges; hound handled baluster shape pitcher with hunt scenes, 6 1/4"d, 8 1/2"h, Condition: 1/4" rim flake, 1" rim bruise, 1/2" contraction line on handle

261PA redware crock and jar

ca. 1880; slightly bulbous crock with interior reddish-brown lead glaze, rolled rim and impressed collar ring, 5 1/2"x 6", Condition: 1 1/8" contact mark on rim; cylindrical jar, flared rim, everted neck with tapered shoulder and faint tooled shoulder ring, tooled foot ring, dark brown lead glaze over painted with late 20th century designs and black paint, southeastern PA origin, 6 1/4"d, 7 3/4"h, Condition: 2" rim line, 5/8" rim chip and smaller rim flakes and glaze losses

262PA redware handled crock & food mold

ca. 1880; slightly bulbous handled crock with brown lead interior glaze, slightly flared rounded rim, meager everted neck with two impressed neck rings and simple strap handle, 5"d, 5"h, Condition: good; food mold (Turks head), 16 ribbed scalloped rim bowl with ringed central tube, dark yellowish-brown lead with subtle mottled glaze, southeastern PA origin, 3"x 8 1/4", Condition: 5/8" shallow rim chip, edge wear and glaze losses

2632 small PA redware food molds

ca. 1880; conical mold with interior ten petaled pinwheel opening to a ten petal scalloped border, reddish-brown lead glaze, 4"d, 2 1/4"h, Condition: some interior edge wear, 1/8" base flake; fourteen rib scalloped rim food mold (Turks head) with a swirled rib open central tube, light yellowish brown lead glaze, southeastern PA origin, 5 1/2"d, 1 3/4"h, Condition: 1 5/8" rim line, wear and losses on central tube rim

2642 yellowware vessels

ca. 1875 & 1890; cylindrical pitcher with embossed molded peacock in a garden design, spotted Rockingham glaze, 6"d, 8 1/4"h, Condition: slight interior rim flakes 1/8" and smaller, shallow 3/8" foot ring chip; cylindrical ale mug with embossed molded acanthus leaf design, yellowish brown with fine darker brown spotted glaze, perhaps mid-western origin, 3 1/4"d, 4 3/4"h, Condition: 1/2" in-the-making rim defect

2653 PA redware items by Stahl

ca. 1940-1949; small one piece conical flower pot with pinched scalloped rim, impressed shoulder ring and attached shallow saucer with coggled-type rim, brownish olive green lead glaze and base incised "Made by I.S. Stahl, Jan 30, 1942", (Isaac Stahl), 4"d, 2 1/2"h, Condition: some glaze losses, especially on edges; handled cup with rounded rim, impressed mid-section ring, tooled rounded foot flange, dark brown lead glaze and base incised "Made by/R.R. Stahl/ 9-22-49" (Russell Stahl) with a molded strap handle, 3 1/4"d, 3"h, Condition: 1/8" & smaller rim glaze flakes; Thomas Stahl redware ashtray, signed and dated Feb 21, 1940, 4"d, 2"h, Condition: good

2661886 English redware figural rocking chair

ca. 1886; redware slabwork figural rocking chair, glazed in brown and yellow scroddled lead glaze, applied yellow slip date (1886) and four circular piercings on back, English Staffordshire earthenware, 8"x 4 1/4"x 5 1/2"; Condition: glued 7/8" x 2 3/4" section of left arm

267Blown cobalt glass Stiegel type covered sugar bowl

ca. late 18th century; Stiegel type blown glass covered sugar bowl, eleven rib expanded pattern molded ogival/diamond form on a flared round foot, domed lid with an overhanging folded rim topped with an applied swirled ribbed globular finial, scarred bottoms, 5 1/4"x 4 1/4"; Condition: patched mid-section flaw, repaired base of finial

2682 Millville glass fruit jars with lids

ca. late 19th century; two aquamarine glass canning jars with relief legends on sides, "Whitall's Patent/ June 18th 1861" and "Millville/ Atmospheic/ Fruit Jar" and the former legend on lids; cylindrical form with sloped shoulders, grooved top rims for rubber gaskets and squared extended side rims to accommodate the cast iron yoke clamps with thumbscrew closure bolts, Whitall, Tatum & Co, Millville, NJ, 3 3/4"d, 9 1/4" total; Condition: Jar- 3/8" rim flake, Lid- 1/8" edge flake

269Peach blow art glass bowl

ca. late 19th century; glossy peach blow art glass bowl with an elaborate scalloped rim, ground pontil, probably New England Glass Works, Cambridge, Mass., 3 1/2"x 11 1/2"; Condition: good

270Scarce J.G. Leber, Ephrata seltzer bottle

ca. 1900; scarce uncolored cylindrical glass seltzer bottle with acid etched logo "J.G. Leber, Ephrata, PA/ Seltzer/ Sparkling/ & Bright", rounded shoulder and standing on a rounded foot, 3 3/4"d, 11 1/4"h; Condition: metal top with considerable stress corrosion, interior sickness, contains unknown liquid

2713 enameled colorless blown glass items

ca. early 19th century; enameled colorless blown glass items with scarred bases: one baluster form, strap handled footed mug with floral enameled band in blue, greens, purple, red, white and yellow, 3 1/4"d, 4"h; wine with funnel bowl, angular knop, flat foot, enameled floral band on bowl in blue, black, green, orange, red, and white with gilt rim and white enameling on foot, 2 1/4"d, 4 1/2"h; wine funnel bowl with angular knop, flat foot, enameled floral band on bowl in blue, black, green, orange, red, white and yellow, gilt rim. Previously this type of glass was identified as Stiegel-type glass, now it is considered English Bristol glass, 2"d, 4 1/4"h; Condition: all good

272Feed bag of Christian Franck

ca. 1835 dated; heavy woven homespun linen bag with corner ties and stencil marked "Christian Franck" in rectangular textbox with pinwheel accent and marked "No. 2 1835", attributed ownership to Christian Franck (1810-1866), Warwick Twp., Lancaster Co., PA, who farmed at 1011 Lititz Pike, Lititz, 18"x 31 1/2"; [Note: research completed by the late Clarke Hess]; Condition: patch repair to face, some normal staining to reverse

273Patriotic painted whirligig

ca. 1930-1950; simple homemade wooden paddle propeller on rod with simple nail box frame and mounted cut-out tail, propeller painted blue and white with frame painted red and tail painted white, 25 1/2"x 14 1/2"x 30"; Condition: as found, extensive wear and some nail separation to frame

274Homemade star handled cheese grater

ca. 1888 dated; punchwork initialed W.B. on arch mounted nail punched grater nail mounted to softwood round top handle with star cut-out, 5"x 2 3/4"x 17 1/2"; Condition: cracked & repaired handle

275E. Murdock & Co., Winchendon, Mass. child candy bucket with Lehnware inspired decoration

ca. early 20th century; coopered softwood small lidded bucket with wire swing handle and single plank seated lid with small turned knob, bucket tan painted with hand decorated strawberry on vine pattern and small pussey willow banding that is inspired by Joseph Lehn decorations, signed by maker on base, artist unknown and unattributed, 4 3/4"d, 4"h; Condition: missing lower metal band, possible work of Lilian Shirk, Ephrata artist

276Group of brass lighting devices

ca. 18th-early 19th century; all early candle lighting devices: pair of early heavy bell brass pricket-top candlesticks with cast and turned molded bases with narrow shaft and pricket-top candle receivers, 3"d, 6 1/2"h, Condition: polished to clean, extensive wear to base, very early form; brass handled chamberstick with brass riveted brass socket on saucer pan with brass rivet mounted round tip handle, 4 3/4"d with 6 1/4" handle, 2 1/2"h, Condition: polished to clean, very good; initialed S.H. hanging candle lamp with copper riveted socket on oval arch bottom pan with copper riveted brass strap hanger with small reflector that has punched initials and simple bent hook hanger, 6 1/2"x 6"x 7", Condition: polished to clean, possibly missing small button feet, handle appears re-mounted with round cap/rivets

277Assembled group of wrought iron

ca. 18th-19th century; uncommon six-tine smokehouse grappling hook with ring top hanger, four hooks and central bar split lower two-prong hooks, 7 1/4"d, 8"h; pad tip tavern pipe tongs with four pin-hinge points and wrapped hand grips, 13"; early pad tip ember tongs with single pin hinge long flatwork tapered shaft and wrapped grips, 17"; early spade tip ember tongs with single pin hinge flat bar work with bent shaft tip and acorn cusp tipped fancy grips, 14 1/2"; Condition: good

2784 assorted wood tools/utensils

ca. 18th-19th century; heavy burlwood headed joiner's mallet with arch-cut head and carved hickory handle, 13"; turned and carved kitchen spoon with excellent dark patina, 14 3/4"; homemade oak outside caliper with hand forged rivet mount, center-slot mortise and tenon cut construction with chamfer edged arch cut legs, 11 1/2"; fine early shop made round butter mold print with carved flowing pinwheel design, round turned original box with peg top handle mounted carved round print, 4 1/2"d, 5 1/4"h; Condition: as found, good

2792 iron primitives

ca. 18th century; complete gophering iron and stand: the gophering iron used in ironing ruffles on clothing including snake head tri-footed stand with tapered socket receiver on bent shank stand and rattail handled tapered wrought iron rod shaped iron, 15 1/2"l, 8"d, 9 1/4"h; ornate brass enhanced press-plate tong with lima bean cusp, fancy spindle turned grips, tongs with twisted right angle flat press iron with upper brass fancy that has filework accents, 16 3/4"; Condition: both as found, good

280Folk art carved & painted fish decoy

ca. early-mid 20th century; sawn and carved oak trout shaped decoy with brown trout painted accents, the decoy with belly inset lead weight, rounded tack eyes, two side mount tin fins on either side and six hole tin line tie on top, carved with open mouth, 12 1/2"x 3 1/4"x 3"; Condition: good details & patina, unsigned

2813 wooden primitives

ca. 19th-20th century; fine turned burlwood sewing clamp/pin cushion, decorative flute turned accent and scored line banding with cut clamp socket and matched hardwood stop screw and early crimson velvet cover over domed cushion, 2"d, 4 1/4"h overall, Condition: good; decorative turned fruitwood "dasher" butter churn with original lid, light stain and varnished surface, 2"d, 2 1/2"x 6", Condition: plate added to base of interior stem; carved wood smoke pipe sawn and carved from hardwood, branch union, 10 3/4"x 1 1/2"x 3", Condition: possibly later crafted piece

282Rare cannon charging powder cask

ca. 18th century; possible Revolutionary war period cask that is coopered catawba (?) wood staves with walnut wood heads; the powder keg with one stave hollowed and drilled to craft pouring spout and has spur tip strap hoops with iron rivets, ring hanger is anchored to two straps, 3 3/4"d, 7 1/2"h; Condition: origin unknown, believed to be PA species woods

2833 wrought iron kitchen utensils

ca. 18th-19th century; atypical cheese curd cutter with quartering knives set into ring and early twist bar handle with rattail ring hanger, 5 1/2"d, 18 3/4"l, Condition: blade damage; socket handle dough scraper with mounted shaved wood handle, 3 1/4"x 23 1/2"x 3", Condition: handle added; initialed "E.J. D.M." mincing cleaver with decorative scrollwork accents on upper shoulder, turned burlwood grip on tang mount, ring ferrule on handle and retains museum code #35-625, 5 1/4"x 12", Condition: surface rust

284Red painted round pantry box

ca. mid 19th century; thin maple bands with douglas fir heads, round head nail fasteners, single swallow tail overlay construction and an early red milk painted surface, 6"d, 4"h; Condition: some paint loss to spots on lid from unknown caustic material

2855 assorted unrelated primitives

ca. 19th & 20th century; decorative brass lightweight sawtooth trammel with bird's head decorative hinged latch lever, 3 1/4"x 1/2"x 19"-31"; two-part bronze pewter spoon casting mold, 7 3/4"; signed "Cash & Sons" pistol grip surgical spreader with sawtooth spring catch, 5 1/2"x 0"-2"; leather covered hip flask with elongated clear bottle, 3 1/2"x 1 1/2"x 7"; small miner's copper lunch kettle with swing wire handle on star embossed galvanized mount, wire braced rolled rim and roll beaded band, 4 1/4"d, 3"h

2863 assorted wood turned kitchen bowls

ca. 19th-20th century; all lathe turned bowls: primitive medium size turned chestnut wood footed bowl with 1/2" wide rim band, 7 3/4"d, 2 3/4"h, Condition: small crack to rim; small softwood footed herb milling bowl with walnut shell stained exterior, 2 3/4"d, 1 1/2"h, Condition: good; turned maple butter bowl in primitive form, 8 1/4"d, 2 1/4"h, Condition: good

2872 wrought iron two-prong forks

ca. early-late 19th century; Waldron signed heavy roasting fork with thick rod work tines, shaft and flatwork arched grip with round top hanger, 18"; initialed "I.E." punchwork decorated flesh fork with drawn rod shaft, diamond pattern flatwork upper grip with punchwork accent and rattail top hanger, 18"; Condition: both as found, some surface rust

2882 pieces of woodenware

ca. 19th-20th century; southern hand hewn lignum vitae burlwood bowl with smooth shaved interior, flattened bottom and bark removed exterior, possibly stained or varnished, 10 1/2"x 8 3/4"x 3 3/4"; peaseware covered turning by David Mills Pease of Cascade Valley, Ohio duplicator lathe turned footed rounded storage container with small finial on domed lid, 4 1/2"d, 5 1/4"h; Condition: both good

289British military blue painted wooden canteen water bottle

ca. 1861 dated; marked "WD" with arrow, the coopered oak cask canteen with two strap bands and clip fastened strap hangers, oak heads and spout on square top relief carved stave, tapered wooden peg stop, 7 1/2"d, 4"h; Condition: painted surface over bands, good

290Small European/continental courting mirror

ca. 18th-19th century; small Gothic arch top single slat oak cased mirror with inset mercury glass lens and upper cased reverse painted lens with pair of birds on flower stem that has two bright blue printed flowers, 3"x 1/2"x 5 3/4"; Condition: fellow saw marks still present, cracked gazing lens

291Group of primitives

ca. Colonial period-1900; early folk art carved "man head" T-handle bed rope wrench with slot cut lower, hardwood peg and carved man's head upper with oversized lips, 1 3/4"d, 5 1/4" peg, 8 3/4", Condition: good patina & age; carved snakes head maple sugar tap carved with relief carved heart shaped mouth, hanger on top of head and notch cut hanger on opposite end and tar on shaft, 8 1/4", Condition: good; birch bark snuff tobacco box with wooden heads and lid with leather pull strap, 2 1/2"x 1 1/4"x 2 1/4", Condition: good; hand wrought two-prong roasting fork with rivet mounted wrapped foot stand, 17 1/4", Condition: good patina; relic wrought iron twisted shaft spatula with acorn top, 10 3/4", Condition: relic, dug Colonial period piece

2922 historic kitchen utensils

ca. late 18th-early 19th century; wine stewards two-handled horn "tastevin" or tasting cup of shaped and lathe turned ox horn (dark brown/black) bowl shape with small collar foot and two rounded grasp handles, 2 1/2"d, 5 1/2" over handle, 1/4"h, Condition: very good; early slot pour cast iron porringer with smoke ring foot and gothic arch with hearts design handle, interior of porringer enamel coated in gray, 4 1/4"d, 7 1/4" over handle, 1 3/4"h, Condition: minor cracking in enamel coating but iron is very good, some minor flaws or casting inclusions on right rail of handle

293Pair of oval lidded band boxes

ca. early 20th century; both shaker style oval maple band boxes with simple single-picket and rail overlay construction with copper tack fasteners, both with original lids and wooden pin set and pine oval shaped heads, each clear coat oil finished; one, 3 1/2"x 2 1/2"x 1 3/4", Condition: repair to cracked lid rim band; one, 5 1/4"x 4"x 2 1/4", Condition: hairline crack to lid band

294Fine miniature kick toaster

ca. 19th century (?); unusual miniature kick toaster with cast and weld mounted handle on wrought iron pad foot frame base, pin mounted swivel toaster with two pair of copper wire mounted guards, handle with diamond shaped grasp and X in bars tool decoration, 2 1/4"x 3 3/4"x 2"; Condition: appears to have old patina, but age is non-determinable

295Primitive blown glass bulbous shape bottle

ca. mid 18th century; aquamarine color free blown bulbous shaped bottle with ringed twisted neck that has simple non-uniform collar, the hotlaid collar with crude surface with little finish work and large pontil on base of bottle, 3 3/4"d, 6 3/4"h; Condition: crude form but good condition, tar-type residue down neck of bottle

2962 trade advertising vendor umbrellas

ca. 1920s; both black print on cotton canvas cover sun parasol with metal framework to wooden pole, often called tractor umbrellas; these were also designed for shade for vendors in city areas: one orange and natural cotton printed for "Kuhns & Kerschers, Allentown, PA", a tailor and clothier store, 68"d, 70"h, Condition: extensive wear to fabric and tearing near top union; orange and natural cotton printed for "I.X.L. Clothing Co." in Paris, Ill, 68"d, 70"h, Condition: soiling and some tearing or separation to fabrics

2972 folk art carved animals

ca. late 19th century; both attributed to Germany or European origin: early carved wood pull-toy horse with single plank body, mounted carved head with fine carved mane, erect ears and painted eyes on fine detail carved legs mounted to wood plateau with wood wheels, horse retains some of original paint, 10 1/2"x 4 1/2"x 10 1/4", Condition: as found, primitive form; primitive carved stag head with stag horns and erect ears on scroll and shell carved wall plaque, deer and plaque paint decorated, 8 3/4"x 8 1/2"x 11 1/4", Condition: as found, primitive form

29818 assorted small tin figural cookie cutters

ca. most 20th century; rolled sheet tin plate and solder construction with solid sheet backs: fifteen strap handles: standing cat, dog with raised tail, two birds, two hearts, apple, fish, shoe, star, small plant, two fan shape, rhino and child in dress; three non-handled: dog, horse and bird; 3/4"- 3 1/2"x 1 1/4"- 3 1/4"; Condition: all as found, good

299Large paint accented tramp art frame with modern woodmen of America framed certificate

ca. 1896 document date; frame crafted in traditional tramp art chip carved and stacked trim crafted from salvaged cigar box and crates, it was crafted for camp meeting room, the frame with star embellished crest and initialed triangular apron, each has black paint accent, each rail of frame has diamond center; certificate contains names of members of "Lincoln Camp" in Derby, Mich., 16 3/4"x 38 1/2" framed; Condition: good, some paint loss

3002 tramp art frames

ca. 1890-1920; both crafted from salvaged cigar box and crate material with chip carved and stack construction: paint decorated pyramid corner block frame with gold painted corner pyramids, 16 1/4"x 22 1/4", Condition: extensive surface dirt; diamond and round corner block frame with large round medallion or button corner blocks, 17 1/4"x 23", Condition: good, some varnish added

3012 wooden butter scoops

ca. 1797 & late 19th century; dated 1797 and initialed "C.B.P." carved walnut wood butter scoop with notch topped tapered handle and right angle carved rounded scoop, handle with early ink marked date and initial, attributed to Central PA, 5 1/2"x 9 1/2"x 3", Condition: as found, early chips to leading edges; odd sawn and carved butter scoop with initials "P.G." and lightly carved suit of card symbols heart, club, spade and diamond, surface of scoop is still rough from saw marks, 5"x 8 3/4"x 3", Condition: early make-do repair to break on handle, later drilled hanger hole added

3022 miniature hand crafted baskets

ca. late 19th century-1950; earlier miniature hickory splint side handle market basket with expertly crafted rectangular flat bottom and oval rod splint rim basket with fine uniform square weave bottom thin shaved slat ribs and narrow uniform weaving splints, handle is narrow bent splint with carved spear tip and notch lock mount, 4 1/2"x 3 1/2"x 4", Condition: basket is varnished or oil finished unable to confirm age, but believed to be late 19th century; mid-century craft woven miniature orschbok or melon shaped basket with oak splint woven with thin splint hoop handle and rim, drawn and shaped rigs and fine twilled two's woven union, 1 3/4"x 2 1/4"x 2", Condition: nice miniature form

3033 various copper mugs

ca. 19th-20th century; English tavern copper ale warming boot mug, sheet copper with rolled and solder construction with copper rivet mounted roll braced strap handle, 12"x 4"x 4 1/2", Condition: all appear used; English form lighthouse base warming tankard with secondary lower rim plate, narrow wire roll brace rim and copper riveted strap handle with spear tip cusp, tankard initialed "B", interior tin washed, 4 1/2"- 2 1/2"d with 2" handle, 4 1/2", Condition: appears used, solder repair on base; copper tankard with central checkered band, mug with wire roll braced rim, roll and solder mounted bottom and copper rivet fastened strap handle, mug with decorative center, machine rolled band and hand checkering work, 4"d, 2" handle, 4 1/4"h, Condition: appears used, good

304Push-up candlestick & miniature lantern

ca. early 19th century & undetermined; early hogscraper style candlestick of forged sheet metal, square scraper edge base with flange mounted tubular socket with brass ring, stick with original thumb-push rod and small finger hold wax rim, 3 3/4"x 3 3/4"x 7 1/2", Condition: as found, extensive wear; undetermined age, half round candle lantern with round vent hoot and small ring hold design to have glass lens, some lacquered black surfaces, 3"x 1 1/2"x 5 1/2", Condition: possible reproduction (???), buyer should determine for themselves, workmanship appears older but possibly faux aged

3052 fancy sewing baskets

ca. mid-late 19th century; dated 1854 round handled pin cushion basket, possible Taghkanic area basket with oddly construction of hickory thin wide slat square weave bottom with sides woven with two bands of wide and two bands of small weave, tin rod round rim, thick notch-set hoop handle and straw stuffed pin cushion with damask woven fabric covering, 5"d, 5 1/2"h, Condition: stained finish, very good patina; Iroquois Tribe type woven round basket with off-set red and blue dyed ribs, bowl shaped fancy basket with peaked cross-over bottom and thin double-slat rim, 4 1/2"-10"d, 3 1/2"h, Condition: very good

306Ornamental Friesian carved gazing mirror

ca. 18th-19th century; thin two-plank walnut mirror frame with wonderful scroll-cut 5 1/2"h decorative rounded top crest, the frame has pine secondary braces on back, beautifully carved diamond and square Friesian work banding, diamond center and pinwheel carved accents to Friesian work carved crest, frame with thick old walnut stain and original varnished surface, 9 1/2"x 3/4"x 18 1/4"; Condition: back is rather uniform and no plane marks present, may indicate a centennial revival carved piece with good age

3072 small primitive wooden boxes

ca. 18th-early 19th century; early chip carved peg constructed slide lid trinket box in softwood with whittled hardwood peg construction, shaped arch top slide lid with extended dovetail cut handle, entire box covered with early chip carved geometrical pattern consistent with Colonial period furniture, 4 1/2"x 4"x 2 1/2"; Condition: under lid is American form numerical calculations in ink, unknown hole in lower side; oval bentwood band box with walnut (?) hardwood band, wooden pin fasteners and braided splint binding for bands, lid hand-shaped domed lid box with punchwork decoration, stained and varnished, 4 3/4"x 2 1/2"x 2", Condition: pins replaced on lid, box is possibly North American Pioneer, made following continental forms

308Assembled group of brass items

ca. 18th-19th century; matched molded rim trays with brass candle snuffers, both with raised button feet, one with heart accents on handle, 9"x 4 1/2" tray, 6 1/2" snuffer and 9 1/4"x 4 1/2" tray, 6 1/2" snuffer; brass plated tin sheet travelers box for writing instruments, elongated arch top hinge lid box with 3 1/4"l storage box and two-hinge door ends for storage of quill pens and stamps, 5"x 1 3/4"x 1"; gent's traveling snuff tobacco box with arch curved case and three small hinge lidded compartments, upper lid has some wriggle-work decoration, 3"x 1 1/2"x 1"; Condition: all good

3093 carved wood ladles

ca. 19th-20th century; fine carved curly maple butter scoop with tapered handle that has round button top, 5"x 9 1/2"x 3 1/4"; late decorative carved burl maple ladle with deep rounded bowl and slot hanger on arched handle, 2 1/4"x 5 1/4"x 2 1/4"; decorative carved cherry wood dipper ladle with rounded bowl and arching handle with decorative scroll-cut open grip, 3 3/4"x 10 1/4"; Condition: all shows some wear from use, age not determined

310Blue painted coopered cask canteen

ca. mid-late 19th century; small drum shape coopered canteen made from oak staves and softwood heads with two 3/4" iron hoops or rings, each with two iron rivets, canteen with tin lipped spout, canteen painted blue on wood and black painted hoops, original side vent hole drilled near spout and secondary carved vent hole added to side, 6"d, 7"h; Condition: paint has substantial age and black-lighted with no repairs, age of paint is undetermined, buyer must view for themselves, strap clip on bottom of cask canteen removed

3112 early miniature ash splint market baskets

ca. late 19th century-1920; both similar construction and possible by same maker, constructed with square-weave bottoms: small size Taghkanic type construction on notch-lock fastened arch handle with thin double splint rim and uniform staves and weave splints, 4 1/4"x 4"x 4 3/4", Condition: repair to handle; early sack side basket with nail fasteners on rim union (no notch lock to mount) and swing handle on nail hinge, rim has several nail fasteners, 5"x 4 1/4"x 4 1/4", Condition: cracked rim band

312Paint decorated bellows & copper powder flask

ca. 19th century; New England fancy bellows with ornately painted fruit in cornucopia basket design on arch shaped paddle tack fastened leathers and turned brass nozzle, the paddle are softwood with hand painted decoration, 7"x 17"x 3 1/2", Condition: unsigned, very good; fine embossed Native American hunter design copper powder flask with brass 1853 batty spout and register dispenser, pattern depicts Native American Cherokee dressed hunter with shoulder drape and hatched in belt holding firearm, standing next to slain deer, 3 1/2"x 7 3/4"x 1 1/4", Condition: damage to dispenser gate on batty spout

313Wooden pyramid base candlestick

ca. mid 19th century; walnut stained bench made chamberstick with pyramid shaped flared base with painted base molding, turned ball and rod stem with large tin fluted rim candle socket, 5"x 5 1/4"x 9 1/2"; Condition: extensive powder post beetle damage to baseboard - should be stabilized or irradicated, as found

314Assembled group of English brasswares

ca. early-mid 19th century; early two handle brass porringer, cast and spun with small ring foot, round bowl and decorative openwork grasps, 4"d, 7 1/4"x 1 1/4"; heavy bell brass footed serving compote with two-part cast and turned construction, wide molded foot, trumpet stem and wide round bowl with mold rim, 8"d, 5 1/2" with 5 3/4" base; 1 pint mug with engraved initials W.G.F. with heavy solder mounted handle with interior tin wash, 3 3/4"d, 5 1/4"h, 2" handle; 1 pint mug marked London with English verification marks, cast bell brass with turned line banding tapered lip rim and copper riveted cast brass handle, 3 1/2"d, 4 3/4"h, 1 3/4" handle; Condition: all polished, good condition

3152 treenware sanders

ca. 19th century; both lathe turned sanders used by scriveners to dry ink: fancy turned cherry wood chalice-shaped with flared foot ball center and fluted stem with narrow lip on chalice bowl, hole drilled into bowl, original stained finish, 3"d, 3"h; cherry turned barrel shape sander with two bands of eight beads on outside surface, upper turned bowl with drilled holes, original stained finish, 2 1/4"d, 3 1/4"h; Condition: both very good

3162 carved wood cased hand mirrors

ca. unknown; turtle handled mirror, yellow pine with kerf cut accents, mirror is old reverse painted mercury glass, 9"x 4"x 3/4", Condition: very primitive form; early carved pine hand mirror with fine diamond shaped accent carving on reverse with four maple leaf design inside compass circle with multiple carved accent to case and handle, mirror band trim has early round head nail fasteners, 11"x 3 1/2"x 3/4", Condition: mirror replaced, minor chip to upper edge

317Rare fish handled wrought iron kettle lid

ca. 18th-19th century; whitesmith forged light rolled sheet steel/iron with round cut lid with hammered center dome and punchstruck 3/8" wide band with snowflake punches, lid with fold rivet set cut-out fish shaped handle with file worked edge and toolwork accents, unique form fish with extensive toolwork accent, 6 1/2"d, 2 3/4"h; Condition: surface pitting and extensive rust, appears early piece

318Burnt umber color painted oval pantry box

ca. early-mid 19th century; cherry wood band box with white pine heads, the thin slat bands have single picket-top overlay with small brad fasteners, bands fastened to heads with small wood pegs; box retains original oval lid and has red umber paint over dark blue base, 5 1/4"x 3 3/4"x 2"; Condition: crack to box band under collar of lid, central narrow crack to band, surface of red umber is secondary but appears old

3192 tin cookie cutters

ca. 20th century; old eagle form cutter with head turned and wings spread on single hole full sheet back, 5"x 4 1/2"x 3/4", Condition: sheet back cleaned & patina is bright; late strap handled house pattern cookie cutter with fold braced and formed pattern soldered to fold, braced solid sheet back that has small single vent hole, 3 3/4"x 2 1/4"x 1 1/2", Condition: reproduction late cutter with painted or aging compound applied

320Uncommon transfer print decorated Shaker-type band box

ca. 1856 dated on lid; maple band box with single picket point overlay small tack nail fasteners, chamfered edge and bands wooden pin fastened to pine heads, transfer print of praying child on lid with band having lace accent transfer and coin size medallion vignettes around box band, 5"x 3 3/4"x 1 3/4"; Condition: old varnished surface, good condition

3212 copper mugs

ca. 19th-early 20th century; unsigned small tankard with bright polished surface, flared base and narrow wire roll braced rim with copper riveted strap handle and interior tin wash, 3 1/2"h; later form tankard signed L. Schrum (possibly York Co., PA) rolled copper fold and seam with solder construction, wire rolled rim and copper riveted strap handle, 5"h; Condition: all good

3222 early utensils

ca. early-mid 19th century; English brass combination nutcracker tongs with molded stem legs that are frog-leg tipped for use as tongs, pin set hinged construction, punch strike decoration, 4"l, 1"w; primitive tin tubular grater with solder mounted arched strap handle, 1"d, 4 1/2"l; Condition: both good

3232 Shaker type oval band boxes

ca. 1840-1880; both boxes constructed similarly with maple wood, bands with single picket-top overly and iron nail fasteners, each box with original lid and heads white pine mounted with wooden pins; one 5"x 3 1/2"x 1 1/2", Condition: appears to have been originally painted red, surface is scoured; one 6 1/4"x 4 1/2"x 2 1/2", Condition: good

324Group of 5 assorted kitchen primitives

ca. 18th-early 19th century; all hearth cooking related utensils: brass plate warming spatula with acorn topped handle, 3 1/2"x 14", Condition: appears to have been repaired; wrought iron round plate warming spatula with mushroom capped handle, 3 3/4"x 16 1/4", Condition: as found; wrought iron twisted snake kettle hook, 7", Condition: as found; wrought iron twisted snake kettle lifter, 5", Condition: as found; "fancy" pin-hinged ember tongs with shaped guards and small snakehead tips, 14", Condition: as found

325Painted wooden Shaker type basket

ca. late 19th century; painted basket with 27 vertically spaced wooden staves nailed to 3 horizontal circular hoops and a wooden floor with a loop handle, painted black and yellow, 13 3/4"x 11 1/2"x 12 1/4"; Condition: worn, breaks & losses

3262 round wooden lidded pantry boxes

ca. 1870-1910; handled spruce band box with softwood head and round nail construction, wood grip on wire swing handle on cup mounts, 9 1/4"d, 5"h, Condition: extensive cracking to box band; clear varnished maple band box with round tack fasteners, peg mounted softwood heads and hickory lid band, 8 3/4"d, 4 1/2"h, Condition: good

327Home crafted child's wheelbarrow

ca. 1900-1920; white and black painted small wheelbarrow with salvaged crate wood box and removable side, cut and shaved handles and nail mounted legs with strap braces, the wheel with turned shaft, four dowel brace and salvaged belt rubber tire and frame with hammered strap braces and clip mounts for sides, 24"x 9 1/4"x 8"; Condition: good

328Primitive gray painted pyramid shape three-tier shelf

ca. late 19th century; overpainted store display with thin slat and nail construction, shelf has tapered top with 3 1/2" wide lower and upper case board and gray paint over the original yellow paint, 18"-9"x 6 1/4"x 22 1/4"; Condition: as found, some peeling paint

329Primitive corn husk broom mop

ca. 19th-20th century; very primitive construction with four 2"d holes cut out in thick board bottom and mounted round oak handle, 14"x 6"x 53"; Condition: head appears cut-down on ends, handle cracked

330Primitive three-tier overpainted wall shelf

ca. late 19th century; primitively constructed poplar and screw mount shelf with lipped upper shelf and two lower dado mount shelves with multiple layers of blistering paint over light green paint, 24 1/2"x 6 1/2"x 21 1/2"; Condition: as found, good primitive form

331Trainyard placard sign

ca. early 20th century; heavy gauge sheet metal placard with two upper hanger holes, red base paint with applied gold leaf letters and black painted outline, sign reads "Parlor Cars Only Philadelphia New York", 36 1/4"x 18"; Condition: excessive heat caused movement of lettering and some blistering to surface

332Rare primitive carved lollipop two-sided butter print

ca. early-mid 19th century; sawn and whittled print with flared handle and round head that has millstone pattern carved banding, one face carved six-point compass star and decorative accents, other small central eight-point pinwheel or compass star with 1/2" wide band that has initial A.W. or A.W.V. and primitive geometric accents, carved softwood, 3 1/4"x 3/4"x 7 1/4"; Condition: good as found, minor split to upper handle

333Green painted softwood feeder trough

ca. mid-late 19th century; pegged and cut-nail constructed sloped side trough on two slat base, ends set with sloped dado slot and retains original dark green paint, unknown use, but would make great decorative table tray, 27 3/4"x 10"x 5 1/4"; Condition: extensive dry-rot to one side of trough

334Cobalt decorated S.L. Pewtress & Co stoneware crock

ca. 1870; salt glazed cylindrical stoneware crock with cobalt slipped double centric floral flourish design, impressed "S.L. Pewtress & Co./ Fair Haven, Conn", flattened, rolled, banded rim, pair of applied cupped lug handles and Albany slip glaze interior, 8 1/4"d, 7 1/4"h; Condition: worn fried cobalt, 3 small drilled holes in base (2 are through), dirty & discolored

335Cobalt decorated Baltimore stoneware milk pan

ca. 1870; salt glazed taper sided stoneware milk pan, bright brushed cobalt Baltimore motif of six, three leaved stems springing from an encircling line linking the applied cupped lug handles, connected cobalt daubs on lug terminals, small pinched rim spout and flattened banded rim, 13"d, 4 3/4"h; Condition: slight interior wear, shallow 1/4" rim flake and a few flea bite rim flakes

3364 gallon cobalt decorated Cowden & Wilcox stoneware jug

ca. 1870; four gallon salt glazed cylindrical stoneware jug, good brushed cobalt cluster of grapes and leaf design, impressed "Cowden & Wilcox/ Harrisburg, PA/ 4" with a flattened, rounded rim, cobalt daubs on handle terminals and Albany slip glaze interior, 11 1/4"d, 16 1/4"h; Condition: 2 1/4" shallow rim chip

3373 gallon cobalt decorated Cowden & Wilcox stoneware jug

ca. 1870; three gallon salt glazed slightly bulbous stoneware jug, bright brushed cobalt cross design of cones with feathered foliage surround; impressed "Cowden & Wilcox/ Harrisburg, PA/ 3" with a flattened, rounded rim, cobalt daubs on handle terminals and Albany slip glaze interior, 10 1/2"d, 15 1/4"h; Condition: 5/8" stone pop below design

3382 gallon cobalt decorated Cowden & Wilcox stoneware jug

ca. 1870; two gallon salt glazed cylindrical stoneware jug, brushed cobalt foliage and hanging butterfly bush flower; impressed "Cowden & Wilcox/ Harrisburg, PA/ 2" with a flattened banded rim, cobalt daubs on handle terminals and Albany slip glaze interior, 9 1/2"d, 13 1/2"h; Condition: slight fry to cobalt

339Cobalt decorated stoneware jug

ca. 1858; salt glazed slightly bulbous stoneware jug with brushed cobalt design of a three branched stem, each with a double paddle flower, impressed "Harrisburg, PA". Flattened, slightly inverted conical rim, cobalt daubs on handle terminals, impressed shoulder ring and Albany slip glaze interior; Perhaps John Young & Co. Pottery, 7 3/4"d, 11 1/2"h; Condition: shallow 3/4" rim chip

3404 gallon cobalt decorated E & LP Norton stoneware jug

ca. 1870; four gallon salt glazed cylindrical stoneware jug with slipped cobalt design of foliage and flower, impressed "E & LP Norton/ Bennington, VT/ 4" with a flattened banded rim and Albany slip glaze interior, 11"d, 17 1/2"h; Condition: 4 1/2" neck spider, network crazing on lower third, several salt drips on shoulder

341Cobalt decorated stoneware pitcher

ca. late 19th century; salt glazed with iron wash stoneware cylindrical pitcher, bright brushed cobalt wing motif below the spout, rounded rim, slightly raised shoulder ring, sloped shoulder and Albany slip glaze interior, 8 1/2"h; Condition: good

342Cobalt decorated Fort Edward stoneware jug

ca. 1875; salt glazed cylindrical stoneware jug, slipped cobalt cyclone motif, impressed "New York/ Stoneware Co/ Fort Edward, NY" (George Satterlee and Michael Morey), tapered rimless mouth, Albany slip glaze interior, 7 1/4"d, 11 1/4"h; Condition: unobtrusive burn spots

3431 1/2 gallon cobalt decorated Sipe, Nichols & Co stoneware batter jug

ca. 1875; 1 1/2 salt glazed slightly bulbous stoneware batter jug, brushed cobalt butterfly bush and tulip designs front and back and cobalt daubs on base of spout, pierced lugs and grasp terminals, tubular pouring spout, cupped grasp on back side and applied pierced lugs for the wood and wire swing bail handle, flattened rim, impressed "Sipe, Nichols & Co 1 1/2 / Williamsport, PA", Albany slip glaze interior, 8 3/4"d, 9 1/2"h; Condition: 1/4" rim flake, 1/8" spout rim flake, 3/4" shallow chip on pierced lug

344Cobalt decorated J&E Norton stoneware jug

ca. 1855; salt glazed cylindrical stoneware jug with bright slipped cobalt floral design, impressed "J&E Norton/ Bennington VT" (Julius & Edward Norton), flattened banded rim and Albany slip glaze interior, 7 1/4"d, 11 1/2"h; Condition: 1/8" & 1/2" rim flakes, small glaze flakes on foot

3453 bowknot stick spatter items

ca. 1855; baluster form creamer with two Dogwood pattern type flowers in black, green and red on sides, purple bowknot vertical applications under spout and on handle, blue rim ring, 3 1/2"d, 4"h, Condition: 1/8" rim flake; side plate with Adams Rose pattern in black, blue, green and red stick spatter pattern, red bow knot border bracketed by blue rings, 6 1/2"d, Condition: glaze losses on rim, blue flower glaze losses; side plate with Dahlia pattern design in black, green and red, stick spatter blue bow knot border bracketed by red rings, 6 1/2"d, Condition: mellow discoloration, spot of red flower glaze loss

346Set of four Thistle pattern ironstone stick spatter plates

ca. 1855; set of four Thistle pattern in black, blue, green, purple and red ironstone dinner plates, panel and stick spatter red smoke ring border bracketed by blue rings, English Staffordshire earthenware, 9 1/2"-9 3/4"; Condition: good

347Columbine pattern ironstone stick spatter covered sugar

ca. 1855; octagonal base ironstone covered sugar, Columbine pattern in black, blue, green, purple and red, stick spatter green no-center daisy applications, eight-sided rosette finial on lid, pair of rolled over shall handles on bowl, English Staffordshire earthenware, 8"x 5 1/2"; Condition: some interior flea bite flakes on lid flange, some glaze losses on rim and handle edges, repaired handle

348Impressive stick spatter Thistle pattern ironstone wash bowl & pitcher

ca. 1855; impressive stick spatter Thistle pattern ironstone: footed wash bowl, twelve sided, flared rim with exterior red smoke ring border and double row interior red smoke ring border, interior Thistle design, 13 1/2"d, 4 1/2"h, Condition: 15 1/2" sealed rim line, down side, across base & up side; eight panel taper sided pitcher with four red smoke ring bands with painted Thistle design, English Staffordshire earthenware, 11 1/2"x 6 1/4", Condition: slight edge wear on handle

349Stick spatter Bullseye pattern plates, mush cup & saucer

ca. late 19th century; stick spatter Bullseye pattern ironstone: pair of plates with central stick spatter blue flower and concentric stick spatter bands of red flowerets, green and blue flowerets and a red flower and leafage border, 10"d, Condition: flea bite rim flake; super-size handled mush cup and saucer with stick spatter blue and green flowers and a red flower and leafage border, English Staffordshire earthenware, 6"d, 3 1/4"h cup, 8 1/4"d, 1 1/2"h saucer, Condition: Cup- 1/8" & smaller foot ring flakes; Saucer- 2" spider (not through) & minor rim wear

350Stick spatter Christmas Bullseye pitcher

ca. late 19th century; stick spatter Christmas Bullseye pattern ironstone pitcher, full band of stick spatter flow blue holly leaves, interspersed by red ball berry groupings and scattered green flowerets, English Staffordshire earthenware, 6 1/2"d, 7 1/4"h; Condition: wear on edges

351Impressive stick spatter Camellia pattern ironstone wash bowl & pitcher

ca. 1855; footed wash bowl, round flared rim, stick spatter exterior and interior red Camellia borders bracketed by green rings, central design of red Camellia flowers and two toned green skeletonized leaves, 13 1/4"d, 4"h bowl, Condition: 1 1/2" rim line, 1/4" rim flake, 1 3/8" mid-section line; baluster shaped pitcher covered with two matching Camellia designs, red and green stick spatter motifs, English Staffordshire earthenware, 7 1/4"d, 11 3/4"h, Condition: 3/8" flake on handle, thumb rest, slight wear on edges, restored foot ring

3522 stick spatter Camellia pattern pitchers

ca. 1855; two stick spatter Camellia pattern baluster form pitchers with acanthus leaf handle terminals, both with red stick spatter flower and leaf bands on rims and handles and a pair of central stick spatter designs of Camellia flowers and two toned green skeletonized leaves: smaller pitcher, 5 1/2"d, 6"h, Condition: 5/8" base spider (not through); larger pitcher, 6 3/8"d, 7"h, Condition: slightly discolored

3535 stick spatter Camellia pattern ironstone dishes

ca. 1855; five stick spatter Camellia pattern ironstone dishes with red stick spatter flower and leaf borders bracketed by green rings and central stick spatter designs of red Camellia flowers and two-toned green skeletonized leaves, English Staffordshire earthenware: four dishes, 8 3/4"d, 1"h; larger dish, 9 1/4"d, 1"h; Condition: good

354Rabbitware transfer plate with stick spatter Virginia pattern embellishments

ca. early 20th century; Rabbitware plate, central brown transfer of rabbit golfers decorated with green, red and yellow glazing, also stick spatter Virginia pattern side embellishments, English Staffordshire earthenware, 9 1/4"d; Condition: good

355Rabbitware plate motorcar pattern

ca. early 20th century; Rabbitware plate with central brown transfer of motorcar pattern decorated in green, red and yellow glazing, also stick spatter Virginia type pattern side embellishments, English Staffordshire earthenware, 9"d; Condition: good

356Rabbitware plate

ca. early 20th century; black border transfer of eight rabbits running in a field decorated with green and yellow glazing, a central design of Late Adams Rose in blue, green and red encircling stick spatter flowerets, English Staffordshire earthenware, 9 1/4"d; Condition: good

357Scarce Rabbitware charger

ca. 1900; brown transfer of rabbits playing doubles tennis, Virginia pattern stick spatter border, English Staffordshire earthenware, 12 3/4"d, 1 1/4"h; Condition: slight discoloration

358Cast iron pot

ca. 1720-1765; matches fragments dug from site of Mary Ann Furnace, York Co., PA (first furnace built west of the Susquehanna River), 7 1/2"d, 7 1/2"h; Condition: lustrous black finish is a results of use over an open fire, bail of the pot is replaced

359Early cast iron skillet

ca. 1723-1750; faceted bottom of handle, octagonal section front legs, round rear leg under the handle; this vessel was found in Fredericksburg, VA and may have been made at one of the early furnaces in the area. Tubal was built in 1723 by Governor Spotswood, who operated an air furnace/foundry at Massaponax in 1730. The other furnaces were Accokeek in 1727 and Fredericksville in 1729, 9"d, 4 1/2"h, 8" handle; Condition: good

360John Maxim cast iron teakettle

ca. 1760-1780; teakettle marked "JOHN MAXIM" in an oval cartouche, with handle, 9"d, 7 1/2"h excluding handle; Condition: original lid with loop handle broken off, handle is old but not original

361Shalter & Kauffman cast iron pot

ca. 1850-1880; marked on bottom "S & K 8" for Shalter & Kauffman, Mount Penn Furnace, Reading, PA, 11 1/4"d, 10 1/2"h; Condition: original wire bail

3622 cast iron skillets

ca. 1750-1820; American skillet with wide splay legs, typical of early skillets, 8"d, 6"h, 6 1/2" handle, Condition: front legs are worn down more than the rear leg from being dragged out of the coals on a brick/stone hearth; American skillet with rounded body form, typical of the late 18th-early 19th century vessels, 6 1/2"d, 5 1/2"h, 6 1/4" handle, Condition: good

363Cast iron teakettle

ca. 1780-1810; teakettle thought to be from Pine Grove Furnace with replaced tin lid made by John Tyler, 9 1/2"d, 7"h; Condition: original bail

364Cast iron skillet & lid

ca. 1790-1810; this example and another lacking the lid were found near Carlisle, Cumberland Co., PA and were likely made at the Pine Grove or Carlisle (Boiling Springs) furnace. Skillets of this deep form, often called "posnets", were sold with or without lids. This lid has a raised lip for holding hot coals and is tapered in at the edge to fit into a pot rim, 8"d, 7 3/8"h, 8 1/2" handle; Condition: rare

365J.K. cast iron teakettle

ca. 1770-1810; teakettle marked "J.K." in an oval cartouche on the back of this high-shoulder form which is used in large teakettles that have a tilting lever. This tilting lever enables pouring while the teakettle is hanging from a trammel in the fireplace, possibly made at John King's Furnace in Taunton, MA, 9 3/4"d, 10 1/2"h; Condition: original bail

3662 round iron stands

ca. 1809-1840; one marked under handle "W B R 42". Rimby was a Baltimore founder who cast many designs popular with the Pennsylvania Germans in the 1840s, the twinning vine on the handle seems to have been one of Rimby's favorite motif, 7 1/2"d, 5" handle, Condition: good; one with design of stars in circles, six-point star in the center, marked on top of the handle "M x WESTLEY", Michael Westley worked at Joanna and Hopewell Furnaces, 7"d, 4 1/2" handle, Condition: good

367Large cast iron mortar

ca. 1760-1800; mortar found near Hagerstown, MD and may have been made at the Mt. Aetna Furnace, it has 18th century style moldings, 13"d, 12"h; Condition: good

368Warwick Furnace ten plate stove

ca. 1830s; marked "WARWICK FURNACE", this is the small #2 size with rosette and acanthus decorations are on the cast doors and plates. Warwick Furnace, located in Chester Co., PA was a neighbor of Hopewell Furnace. It began operations in 1737 and operated until the mid-nineteenth century, 25 1/4"l, 31 1/4"h; Condition: beautiful original condition

3691829 round iron trivet

ca. 1829; marked on top of the handle "1829"; the round section with a heart with radiating ribs and handle with an open heart at the end. This is an exceptionally rare example. One other known example is located in the Smithsonian's Collection. It may have been cast at the Maramec Furnace in Missouri which began in 1829. 6 1/4"d, 4 3/4" handle; Condition: hairline crack in the rim at the base of the handle, legs have been shortened

370Sitting lion cast iron doorstop

ca. 1850-1860; this is the larger, presumably earlier, version of this doorstop, 15"h, 10 1/2"w; Condition: good

371Early cast iron fireback

ca. 1680-1730; Anglo-Dutch style fireback; firebacks of this style were cast in Holland and England. The dogfish on the crest are unusual - dolphins were usually depicted. In the center of the fireback - Abraham is about to sacrifice his son Isaac but his sword is stayed by an angel; 26 1/2"w, 33"h; Condition: fireback has been well kept and is in very good condition

372Punch cast iron doorstop

ca. 1850-1860; well-detailed and molded doorstop, 12"h, 9"w; Condition: good

373Deep cast iron long pan with spout

ca. 1900; 21"l, 10"w, 1 1/2"deep; Condition: good

374Union Furnace ten plate stove

ca. 1810-1818; marked "MICHAEL & JOHN BROBST UNION FURNACE", in Upper Berks Co., PA near the base of Hawk Mountain. The Brobsts operated it from 1780-1818. The stove has Federal Period décor, probably provided to the pattern maker by Robert Wellford of Philadelphia, 38"l, 36"h; Condition: stove has unusual relievo (concave) corners

375Pair of prancing horse cast iron doorstops

ca. 1860; although single examples of this doorstop are not unusual, a right and left pair for a large doorway with double doors is rare, 10"h, 12 1/2"w; Condition: good

376Cast iron rotating trivet

ca. 1820-1830; open-star motif circular disk on top of the stalk rotates to face the fire, stalk rises from a vase form over three legs, each ending in a "Dutch/snake foot", 10"d, 13 1/2"h; Condition: form resembles a small candlestand

377Skimmer & fire tongs

ca. 1800-1810; brass skimmer with wrought iron long, gently curved handle ending in a well-forged, elongated diamond with a round pad, having a hole to hang it, 6 1/2"d, 22"l, Condition: good; wrought iron fire tongs with a top faceted knop dated on each side "1 8 1 0", 26"l, Condition: good

378D. Rohrer set of wrought iron utensils

ca. 1820-1840; marked "D. ROHRER" on handles; David Rohrer was a whitesmith/blacksmith working in Lebanon Co., PA, born in 1800 and died in 1843. They were a family of locksmiths; David bought his father John's tools in 1822, 21" ladle, 21 1/4" skimmer, 18" fork; Condition: good

379Wrought iron spatula

ca. 1750-1800; square-section handle with filed decoration and ends in a rattail loop for hanging. Spatula blade has punched decoration and a curved top with serrated edges, 20"l; Condition: good

3802 wrought iron forks

ca. 1750-1800; wrought iron butchering two-tine fork set into a wooden handle, the fork shaped like a large version of the typical small bone handled two-tined forks of the mid 18th century, 33"l, Condition: good; wrought iron toasting fork, delicate, well forged and curved three-tine fork with long shank set into a wooden handle. The delicacy of this fork indicates its use as a hand-held fork to toast bread or cook a small piece of meat, 34 1/2"l, Condition: good

381Early bronze pot

ca. 1400-1500; probably Continental in origin, 3 7/8"d, 5 3/4"h; Condition: good

382Bronze pot

ca. 1550; likely German in origin; this vessel has elaborate cast legs with mascarons (grotesque masks) in a style typical of the mid-16th century, 6"d, 8 1/2"h; Condition: good

383Fine wrought iron tool decorated round pot lid

ca. late 18th-early 19th century; circular pot lid with slightly dome sheet metalwork surface that has decorative tool punch work five point compass star design with undulating line band border, decorative swan's head and neck handle with riveted mount, 5 1/2"d, 6 1/2" over handle, 2 3/4"h; Condition: upper surface scoured to clean

384Framed folk art watercolor "Winter Scene" by Hattie K. Brunner, Reinholds, PA

ca. 1969 dated; watercolor original depicting a winter scene of a couple in red sleigh pulled by black horse, couple walking near covered bridge and children near steepled church house, girl in red coat closest to the church house door, noted in background depicts some fall foliage in treeline along top edge of painting, framed in simple pine molded frame, 18 1/4"x 14 1/4"; [Note: traditional reports are that Hattie painted herself into scenes wearing a red coat]; Condition: good

385Amish bookplate for Mose B. Stoltzfus by F.S.

ca. 1890 dated; framed bookplate on lined paper with a blue-yellow striped textbox with corner red blocks, the Fraktur is written in black ink for Mose (Moses) B. Stoltzfus, written the 20th day of May, 1890 and has simple watercolor flower motif, professionally framed with matting to protect Fraktur, similar in form of those by Fronica Lapp; Condition: small paper loss on left edge, overall good

386Miniature red grain painted blanket chest attributed to central PA

ca. 1890-1910; softwood half-lap and cut nail constructed miniature chest on ball turned feet with lift lid on brass butt hinges, the chest lid with mounted rounded trim, chest in red on yellow grain paint to resemble rosewood flame veneer finish, 9 3/4"x 6 1/4"x 6 1/4"

387Chalkware Valentine wall hanging

ca. mid 19th century; unusual form in glass front display frame cast plaster-of-paris, profile portrait of young woman with watercolor painted accents, framed display with early flowing glass plate and stained chalk band trim framework; Condition: good

388Decorative full body running horse weathervane

ca. late 19th-20th century; zinc or copper sheet press molded and solder constructed horse on iron tubular stem with copper tubular rail, the "Blackhawk" type model horse has raised front hoof, raised flowing tail, straight flowing mane and perked ears on detail molded head, the horse has gold leaf accent applied to metal body, signed Jewell & Co (?) on right rear rump and placed on modern display stand, 26"x 20 1/4"; Condition: good, multi-sectional construction

389Vibrant Lightning Variation pattern quilt in solid dye cotton fabrics

ca. 1880; Log Cabin variant with vibrant colors in a very bold design, patchwork block assembled with square in diamond design, typically by the Amish Community surrounded by vibrant assembly of logs to appear in off-setting light and dark colors; assembled cotton colors are light and darker blue chambray, brown, dark and light orange and white cottons, the back is magenta cotton calico print and quilt has hand stitchwork, 80"x 80"; Condition: some soiling and light fading

390PA Mennonite Community star pattern quilt

ca. 1870-1900; piecework top assembled from calico print cotton fabrics, typically used by Mennonite Community; the pink border quilt has giant red, green and yellow diamond patch piecework star on blue field with corner circular seven-point green star in red and yellow design; brown calico is hand stitched, 92"x 92"; Condition: some dark soiling spots, good form

391Log cabin quilt

ca. 1870-1900; fine "Around the World" pattern log cabin type piecework quilt, assembled top of calico prints and solid red cotton dyed fabric patches with small central red square patch surrounded by "Logs" patches of light and dark printed fabrics to create patchwork blocks assembled to create the pattern, bordered with light brown and pink ball print calico fabric, the back bars design of two brown calico print fabrics, hand stitch quilted, 92"x 92"; Condition: minor soiling spots, overall good, nice design

392Reversible log cabin quilt

ca. 1890-1920; piecework Log Cabin Diamond Block pattern top that has an array of colors of printed calico fabrics, pink interior and magenta outer borders of calico print fabrics; the back centered by printed sheet of bars design with purple and gray print, bound with solid blue chambray cotton fabric, hand-stitched, 84"x 72"; Condition: some dark soiling spots, otherwise good

393Unsigned jacquard woven cotton & wools double weave coverlet

ca. 1850-1860; later form single piece coverlet with blue, green and red dyed wool on cotton weave with large floral patterns and grapes bound head end and fringed sides and foot, 88"x 76"; Condition: some soiling spots, overall good

394Brilliant "Lone Star" pattern piecework quilt attributed to Central PA Brethren Community

ca. 1880-1910; assembled calico print and dyed cotton fabrics, diamond patchwork star emanating from solid orange fabric center in solid light blue chambray cotton field and bordered by interior red solid dyed cotton and yellow calico print outer; the quilt back assembled bars of various print cottons, original red dye cotton fabric binding and hand stitch quilting, 76"x 76"; Condition: some fading and dark soiling spots, overall good

395Victorian deepwell case display of assembled Native American items

ca. modern display (several reproduction pieces); deepwell frame with four photos of Native warriors or chiefs that are copied prints and applied over old carte de vista photos; frame includes mid-20th century beadwork medallion necklace with large central star pattern and medallion and ten small pinwheel medallions in white, light blue and black; also ten stone arrow points from various regions, 24"x 3"x 29" frame; Condition: old frame, one reproduction point, photos are fictitious representations to appear old, frame missing 4 carved medallions

396Jay McVey, Ephrata, PA watercolor

ca. 1980; Amish horse and buggy coming through the Fryville Covered Bridge, signed on lower left by Jay McVey, Ephrata, PA, in a dark pine frame, on reverse signed "The Original Watercolor of the Frysville Covered Bridge for a limited edition print (20"x 24") to #478", 29"x 23" overall, 22"x 15 1/2" sight; Condition: excellent and original

397Oil on canvas painting

ca. 1890; moonlit scene with three people in a boat traversing a river with houses in the background, 26"x 17" overall; Condition: minor losses to frame, dirty painting with scattered pin prick holes, no signature detected

398Oil on board strawberry still life

ca. 1920; still life of strawberries, leaves and a basket on a table, signed on lower right May Banto (?) in a two-tone ornate frame, 25 3/4"x 18" overall, 18"x 10 1/2" sight; Condition: excellent and original

399Tiger maple framed mirror

ca. 1835; tiger maple veneered frame with rectangular framing, outside beveled interior outside another rectangular frame outside the newer mirror, 23" x 17" overall; Condition: chip to lower left side veneer

400Rosalie P. Bye, Chester Co., PA silk and watercolor

ca. 1940; double portrait of a Quaker lady and gentleman, signed in pencil two times R.P. Bye, in a simple black frame, 18"x 13" overall, 13 1/2"x 8 1/2" sight; Condition: slight water stain to upper right corner and lower left corner

401Victorian garden urn

ca. 1860; cast iron with an egg and dart decoration around top and bulbous reeded pedestal resting on a square base, 22"d, 30"h; Condition: retains a very old paint in deteriorating condition, urn in very good condition

402Primitive shelf

ca. 1880; primitive form with attached backsplash over three shelves on straight sided supports, 28"x 8"x 39 1/2"; Condition: the bench retains the original surface

403Red painted jelly cupboard

ca. 1830; in poplar with red paint, splash back, two drawers with wood pulls over two doors with recessed panels, solid sides, all resting on straight bracket feet, 42"x 15 3/4"x 52 1/2"; Condition: later paint, age and wear on top and elsewhere

404Blind door corner cupboard

ca. 1820; softwood with grain painting, one piece blind door cupboard with bold cove molded top over two doors with recessed panels over two doors also with recessed panels, resting on straight bracket feet, 48"x 34"x 87 1/4"; Condition: top door latch missing, left return molding missing top, some damage to left side middle return molding, other imperfections

405Bucket bench

ca. 1880; pine in a later green paint with shaped top mortised top shelf and lower shelf, the lower shelf with a hinged fall front openings for storage, 31 1/4"x 9 1/4"x 43"; Condition: wear to original paint, some newer green paint

406Pair of circus or stage steps

ca. 1880; multicolored sets of matching steps, each identical three steps to the top, applied triangular raised panels on each side, the one with red, yellow and blue steps, the other with pale blue steps, 22 1/2"x 29"x 30"; Condition: unusual matching pair with minor paint, loss to two steps

407Paint decorated stand

ca. 20th century; exuberantly vibrant paint decorated stand with square top and splayed Hepplewhite style legs, stamped J.P. Godillot for John and Pam Godillot, Trapp, PA, 17"x 16 1/2"x 27 1/2"; Condition: like new

408Corner shelf

ca. 1890; all over scalloped shelf in pine with four shelves and a walnut colored wash, 25"x 20"x 54"; Condition: good

409Combback Windsor arm chair

ca. 1800; curved top flanked by carved ears, shaped arms ending in knuckle hand holds, rounded seat, all on turned splayed legs with H stretcher, 24"x 18"x 44"; Condition: refinished, once cutout for potty chair, now restored

410Shop desk signed W.W. Overholser

ca. 1898; grain painted surface with slant lid, pencil ledge opening to a signed and dated underside of lid, three central drawers flanked by two pigeon holes, the right side with single door, the left side with two small drawers, recessed sides on turned legs, signed W.W. Overholser and dated November 12, 1898, possibly made by Rev. W.W. Overholser, Elizabethtown, PA, 39"x 26"x 33"; Condition: good with minor wear to top

411Chest of drawers

ca. 1790; in cherry with a molded top with a nice back overhang over two drawers over three drawers, flanked by fluted corner columns resting on ogee bracket feet, 38"x 22"x 40"; Condition: replaced brasses, crack repair to back left side top, some edge damage

412Large floor model Enterprise coffee mill

ca. 7-12-1898 patent date; model #216 double wheel coffee grinder on fine decorative cast H frame base, the grinder cast iron with 34 1/2"d wheels that are interlocking double wedding ring design, the base with cabriole shape open work legs with center mount brace, grinder with large eagle finial on domed lid of hopper top, the grinder retains original red paint with black and gold paint accent and original decals; Condition: has original grindings pitcher, surface paint wear and some dirt to surface of paint

413Enterprise Model #1 iron coffee mill

ca. late 19th century; small store countertop model with single crank arm, cast iron hopper top mill on iron single drawer base mounted to wood plank base, original black paint on mill with most of the original decals and a 6" crank arm, 12 1/2"h; Condition: minor loss to detail on decals and porcelain knob cracked on drawer, otherwise good

414Green painted pine lidded firkin

ca. mid 19th century; tapered top coopered firkin with bentwood hoop swing handle on peg mounts with three oak bentwood bands with iron tack fasteners and retains most of original light green paint over cream base paint, 9 1/2"-9"d, 9 1/4"h; Condition: one peg mount replaced & late painted, lid cracked and loose, some interior bug damage to bottom

415Large Charles Parker Co. model 5005 double wheel coffee mill

ca. March 9, 1897 patent date; large general store counter top coffee mill with slide door hopper top, small hinged gate below hopper atop encased Burr Mill, the mill sitting atop a round base with tin pour cup that sits within base, mill has 16 3/4" six spoke open cast wheel, mill retains original blue and red paints with decal accents, 10 1/2"d, 21 1/4"h; Condition: good

4162 Elite tool chests for boys with tools

ca. 1888-1910; both made by American Manufacturing Concern (A Flaconer, NY Co. formed by William Falconer & D.E. Merrill); each box joint constructed hinged lid tool chest with interior paper labels: smaller model 480 with only three tools, 11 1/4"x 5 3/4"x 3 3/4"; larger model 530 with some original and replaced tools, 14 1/2"x 7 1/4"x 5 3/4"; Condition: both chest cleaned/refinished, labels on interior original

417Early model #3 Enterprise coffee mill

ca. 6/21/1870; countertop combination coffee/spice mill with non-lidded hopper top, encased flat milling plate above exposed gear housing in stem with lipped side tray; mill is mounted to heavy domed round base with maker's name and patent date, 10"d base, 16 1/4"h; Condition: uncommon mill form, retains 40%-60% of original painted surface

418Red painted lidded firkin

ca. 19th-20th century; primitive construction with tapered top staves of mixed wood with three hickory bands with copper and iron tack fasteners; firkin has bentwood hoop handle on wooden pin mounts and softwood heads with wooden pinned bands, 11"-12"d, 12"h; Condition: red paint is possibly secondary over green paint, unbalanced stave layout (haphazard), possible construction by untrained cooper, dry-in crack to hoop handle

419Arcade "X-Ray" wooden box top wall mount coffee mill

ca. 1898 patent; wooden display lens in box top hopper with embossed cast iron burr mill mounted to wooden wall plate with original iron millings cup and iron cover on wood box hopper, 4 1/2"x 7"x 14 1/4"; Condition: box refinished, complete, good, user condition

4202 small boy's tool chests

ca. 1890-1920; both "Bliss Union Tool Chests For Boys", oak hinged lid chest with original paper labels on interior of lid, each chest is box joint constructed chests: smaller #45 set with six assorted original toy tools, 11"x 5 1/4"x 3 1/4", Condition: original finish, good; larger size #650 with nine assorted vintage and replacement toy tools, 15 1/4"x 7 1/2"x 5 1/4", Condition: refinished surface, good

421Small Enterprise model #1 double wheel coffee mill

ca. late 19th century; Enterprise Mfg. Co., Phila. PA small size counter top mill with domed slide lid hopper top on encased Burr Mill with iron drawer base, 8 3/4"d decorative openwork cast wheels on either side of mill, predominantly painted with black and blue accent paint and decals, 12 3/4"h; Condition: drawer has replaced wooden knob, mounted to wooden block base, overall good

422Painted wire handled lidded firkin

ca. 1880-1910; softwood firkin with multiple layers of gray/white paints, tapered top softwood staves with lower steel band and upper wood band that has clip mounted wire swing handle with wood grip, softwood head lid with clip and nail fastened rim band, 8"-7 1/2"d, 7 3/4"h; Condition: as found, unknown original color or use, fair

423Elma coffee grinder

ca. 1924-1940; Spanish made single wheel coffee mill with nickel plated hopper and domed lid, red painted encased mill and standard with softwood drawer and wooden base, 6 1/2"x 6 1/2"x 11 3/4"; Condition: overall good

424Large green painted lidded firkin

ca. 1900-1920; PA type pine firkin with oak bentwood hoop handle on wooden peg mounts, machine cut tongue and groove jointed tapered top staves with three oak bands, staple/clip and nail fasteners, lid head has metal tack fastened oak or hickory band, retains original green paint, 15 1/4"- 14 1/2"d, 14 1/4"h; Condition: minor damage to band on lid

425Large Charles Parker Co. no. 700 general store coffee mill

ca. March 9, 1897 patent date; Parker & Co. Meriden, Conn double-wheel counter top coffee mill with slide door domed hopper top above encased Burr Mill on arch leg standard mounted to large embossed letter round base plate, mill has original tin spouted pan and retains original blue and red paints and gold leaf accents, 23 3/4"h; Condition: approx. 75%-85% original surface present, very heavy

426Blue painted softwood lidded firkin

ca. 1880-1910; tongue and groove jointed tapered top pine staves with three hickory clip and nail fastened bands and hickory bentwood swing handle on wooden peg mounts, original softwood lid with pin and nail mounted band and old blue paint; Condition: approx. 50%-70% original blue paint present, some interior grease stains

427Home model gas operated coffee roaster

ca. 1900-1920; tin cylinder hand crank roaster atop a sheet metal piercework ventilated footed base with tubular burner and brass side conical housing with tapered hose spout, 17"x 5"x 8 1/4"; Condition: unknown maker, good

428Primitive wooden tool tray with assembled group of 20 various small hammers

ca. 19th & 20th century; primitive make-do nail tray with nail mounted salvaged basket hoop, hammers include: goat horn jeweler's planishing hammer, seven assorted small rivet hammers, three assorted small tack claw hammers, two small inlay hammers, four toy/candy hammers, three assorted jeweler's rivet/planishing hammers; Condition: tray in poor condition, hammers in good condition

429Wall mount coffee mill with lithograph tin cannister hopper

ca. late 19th-early 20th century; Arcade type iron wall mount mill on wooden plank back with lithograph lidded canister that depicts older woman in dress and bonnet in oval vignette; woman depicted holding sipping saucer and cup with steaming coffee and tin canister grindings cup, 4 1/4"x 7 1/4"x 14"; Condition: unmarked, some denting & minor creasing to tin canister

430Large size mustard lidded firkin

ca. mid-late 19th century; coopered yellow pine tapered top staves with three hickory band with single picket overlay and copper tack fasteners, softwood heads and lid with hickory band with iron tack fasteners and swing bentwood handle on wood peg mounts, 14 1/2"-15"d, 14 1/2"h; Condition: some damage to lid band, minor separation to lid, one stave is damaged below lower band

431Unsigned green painted single wheel coffee mill

ca. late 19th-early 20th century; large general store model single wheel coffee mill with heavy cast mount over hopper gear assembly, 13"d four spoke wheel with crank, iron footed bowl hopper with domed tin hinged lid on iron box base with wooden drawer that has turned pull and 13, attributed to Peugeot Freries (French made), 16"x 13"x 21"; Condition: good

4322 boys tool chests with contents

ca. 1890-1920; both hinged lid box joint constructed tool chests with original paper label on interior of lid: small American Manufacturing convern "Elite Tool Chest…" no. 475 with eight assembled antique toy tools, 10 3/4"x 5 1/2"x 3 3/4", Condition: softwood chest, refinished surfaces; chestnut wood chest by unknown maker with late replacement toy tools, 15 1/2"x 8 1/4"x 5 3/4", Condition: one hinge is loose, extensive silverfish damage to paper label, late tools

433Landers, Frary & Clark (New Britain, CT) small countertop coffee mill

ca. late 19th-early 20th century; similar to Enterprise #1 model, the black painted mill has domed hinged lid hopper top above Burr Mill with 5 1/4" crank handle on iron box base and retains original decal accents, 10 1/2"x 6 1/2"x 12 1/2"; Condition: good

434Dark green painted softwood lidded firkin

ca. late 19th century; tongue and groove jointed tapered top pine staves with three hickory band with copper clip and tack fasteners, hickory bentwood band swing handle on wooden peg mounts and pine heads, lid has tack fastened hickory band and old green paint, 9 1/2"- 10 1/4"d, 10"h; Condition: some cracking to lid band, paint possibly over early varnish surface, some peeling of over-painted label

4352 wall mounted coffee grinders

ca. early-mid 20th century; Robert Zassenhaus (Germany) wall mounted "cafe" hand crank coffee mill with light blue painted (twelve panel) canister hopper with chrome plated lid, silver painted mill housing and crank with porcelain knob and clear gloss measuring cup, 4 3/4"x 6"x 14"; Condition: good; Landers, Frary & Clark wall mounted, black painted cannister top coffee mill with iron cast mill housing and 6" crank arm; cannister with red painted lid and later decal of "Minneonka" steam engine, mill mounted to modern pine wall board, 6 3/4"x 9 3/4"x 17 1/2"; Condition: missing millings cap, repainted & modern backboard

436Green painted Landers, Frary & Clark double wheel coffee mill

ca. late 19th century; model #20 "Universal" coffee mill with pin hinged domed lid on hopper top above encased Burr mill over iron drawer base with wood knob pull, the small counter top mill has two 8 1/2" open cast six spoke wheel and mill retains original green paint and gold leaf accent paints, 10"x 8 3/4"x 12 1/2"; Condition: good

437Small red/brown painted lidded wooden firkin

ca. late 19th century; painted oil/mince meat firkin with tongue and groove jointed tapered top softwood stave, metal lower band and hickory upper band, copper clip and tack fasteners, wire swing handle on clip and cup mounts and brown/red secondary paint over gray paint, 6"-6 3/4"d, 6 3/4"h; Condition: crack across length of head lid, minor crack to lid band

438Chestnut wood boy's tool chest

ca. 1910; Price Bros. & Co. "The Standard Boys Tool Chest" box joint constructed chest with molded baseboard and hinged lid with half round trim and original paper label; the box contains some old toy tools and child's school report from 1917 of Paul Kauffman, 1st grader at Huntzinger's School (Berks Co.), 17 1/2"x 9"x 6 1/2"; Condition: as found, extensive wear, some trim loss along rim of lid, fair

439Charles Parker & Co (Meriden, CT) #5000 double wheel coffee mill

ca. March 9, 1897 patent; medium size general store counter model coffee mill with slide door domed hopper top, coffee hopper gate above encased Burr Mill and single oak drawer in iron case base, the mill with two 12 1/4"d, six spoke openwork cast drive wheels, mill retains original red and blue paints with gold leaf accents and decal labels, 13 1/2"x 12 1/4"x 17 1/2"; Condition: overall good, all original surfaces

440Green & brown painted wooden mince meat firkin

ca. late 19th century; large pine firkin with tongue and groove jointed tapered top staves and three brown painted hickory bands with copper staple and tack fastener; firkin with bentwood hickory band swing handle on wooden peg mounts, lid impressed with maker's brand E.F. Haney (?) and retains original light green and brown paints and partial paper label, 11 3/4"-12 1/2"d, 11 3/4"h; Condition: good, portion of label missing

441Enterprise #2 model red painted double wheel coffee mill

ca. late 19th-early 20th century; repainted double wheel coffee mill with pin-hinged domed lid on hopper top above encased burr mill and iron single drawer base and two 8 3/4" openwork cast iron drive wheels, 10"x 8 3/4"x 12 1/2"; Condition: deep surface pitting and repainted

442Green painted softwood 20lb. mince meat bucket

ca. 1910; late model pine coopered firkin with tapered top staves, two metal bands and clip fastened wire swing handle, lid head is impressed #20 with care instruction for mince meat, lid band is hickory and pin nail mounted, 9 3/4"-11"d, 10"h; Condition: some chip from lid, otherwise good

4432 chestnut "Boy's Union Tool Chests" with toy tools

ca. 1890-1920; both Bliss Co. toy tool chests with box joint construction and hinged lids with original paper labels: small size no. 45B set with molded bae trim and eight assembled toy tools, 10 3/4"x 5 1/4"x 3 1/2", Condition: good original surface; larger size no. 700B chest with baseboard trim and trim banded lid and side cup totes without tools, 17"x 8 1/2"x 6 1/4", Condition: lids front trim is missing and replaced with added brass hasp

444C. Parker Co. 360 wall mounted coffee mill

ca. late 19th century; ornate Victorian decorative cast iron mill on oval wood back, mill has hinge lidded triangular hopper top with floral cast burr-mill housing, 14"x 4 3/4"x 9 1/4"; Condition: modern wooden backboard

445Small wire handled lidded firkin

ca. late 19th-early 20th century; tongue and groove jointed tapered top pine staves with two hickory bentwood bands with clip and task fasteners, banded softwood lid with pin-nail mounted hickory band, clear varnish finish and clip mounted wire swing handle, 6"- 6 1/2"d, 6 1/4"h; Condition: some separation, cracks to lid band, lid cracked

446Pair of PA redware cups & saucers

ca. 1920; pair of PA redware cups and saucers with manganese sponging on a yellowish-brown lead glaze, slight bulbous handled turned cups with a tooled slightly rounded foot flange and rounded rims, shallow bowl shaped drape formed saucers with cut edge rims, attributed to Jacob Medinger, Neiffer, Montgomery Co., PA, cups - 3 1/4"d, 3 1/4"h, saucers - 5"d, 1 1/2"h; Condition: Cups- good; Saucers- 3/8" rim stress mark on one, other has a 1/4" rim stone pop

447PA mottled redware honey jar

ca. 1880; PA redware honey jar, Lebanon Valley slight baluster form handled jar with flattened banded rim, two incised shoulder rings, tooled rounded foot flange, strap handle with pair of incised grooves, manganese sponging on a reddish-brown lead glaze, 4 1/2"d, 5 3/4"h; Condition: good

448New York & PA slipware plates

ca. 1860 & 1880; two drape formed slipware plates: one with single quill yellow slip garland border and geometric central design, coggled rim, attributed to Huntington, Long Island New York pottery, 7 3/4"d, 1"h, Condition: edge wear and glaze losses on slip design and wear to center; plate with a double quill yellow slip motif of a central lazy "S" bracketed by a pair of parallel lines, attributed to Willoughby Smith, Womelsdorf, Berks Co., PA, 7 3/4"d, 1 3/4"h, Condition: 3/4" shallow rim chip, 1 3/4" & 1 1/2" rim lines

449Conn type slipware plate

ca. 1855; drape molded single quill yellow slipware plate with "James" and upper and lower flourishes, coggled rim, attributed to Asa E. Smith Pottery, Norwalk, Conn, 10"d, 1 1/2"h; Condition: several 3/4" & smaller shallow edge chips, extensive slip losses

450PA brown sponged redware footed bowl

ca. 1850; PA redware footed bowl with wide band of brown sponging on a reddish-brown lead glaze, globular bowl with an everted rounded foot, probably southeastern PA origin, 5"d, 2 3/4"h; Condition: good

451PA manganese glazed redware inkwell

ca. 1870; PA redware three quill inkwell with manganese lead glaze, spool profile with a canted rim central well within a three quill saucer; probably southeastern PA origin, 3 1/4"d, 2 1/4"h; Condition: 1/4" rim chip on well & 1/2" rim chip on saucer, 1/2" flake on foot and shallow flakes on base

452PA manganese glazed redware jug

ca. 1900; PA redware jug, manganese lead glaze, everted rim, tapered shoulders and tapered cylindrical body, strap handle connecting rim and upper body, perhaps southeastern PA origin, heavily potted, 2 3/4"d, 3 1/2"h; Condition: good

453PA redware crock signed "LKT" (Lewis K. Tomlinson)

ca. 1880; PA redware slightly bulbous crock with a rounded, rolled rim, impressed on foot "LKT" (Lewis K. Thomlinson, Dryville, Rockland Twp, Berks Co., PA) with interior iron spotted and yellowish-brown lead glaze, 6 3/4"h, slightly out of round - 7"x 7 3/4"; Condition: good

454PA side pouring pitcher

ca. unknown; PA redware slightly bulbous pitcher with manganese splashes on a reddish-brown lead glaze, rounded slightly everted rim, pinch spout positioned 90 degrees from handle, rounded foot flange, this form and technique also seen in 20th century items, 4"d, 4 1/2"h; [Provenance; ex- Paul Flack Collection]; Condition: 1/4" rim glaze loss

455PA redware shaving mug

ca. 1880; PA redware round form shaving mug with slightly flared rim with insert brush cup, ribbed strap handle, brown with iron spotting and yellowish-brown zone lead glaze, southeastern PA origin, 3 3/4"x 3 1/2"x 5"; Condition: 1/2" & smaller edge glaze losses

456PA redware handled crock

ca. 1880; PA redware handled crock, squat slightly bulbous crock, round slightly everted rim, pair of incised shoulder rings, rounded foot flange, iron spotted yellowish-brown lead glaze, attributed to Henry Fare Pottery, Mt. Aetna, Berks Co., PA, 5 3/4"d, 4 1/2"h; [Provenance: ex-Lester Breininger Collection, sold 21 May 2016]; Condition: shallow 1/2" foot chip

457PA redware handled cup

ca. 1890; rounded tooled rim with raised tooled collar ring, tooled double raised foot rings, applied molded handle, yellowish-toned brown lead glaze with iron spotting and three lightly sponged spots, southeastern PA origin, 3 1/2"d, 3 1/2"h; Condition: 1/4" foot flake, 3/8" interior spot of glaze loss, minor edge wear

458Pair of small PA redware bowls

ca. 1885; rounded canted rims, impressed collar ring, tapered sides and tooled rounded foot flange, manganese sponging on a reddish-brown lead glaze, southeastern PA origin, 3 3/4"d, 1 3/4"h; Condition: 1/8" & smaller rim flakes/glaze flakes

4592 cast iron pots

ca. 1810-1830; one American made with tall, straight sides, slightly tapering to the rim form originated in the low countries of Europe, 11"d, 11 1/4"h, Condition: original bail; American example of what some furnaces call a "Dutch Pot", 8 3/4"d, 10"h, Condition: original bail

460Springville cast iron teakettle

ca. 1860-1880; teakettle with swing-up lid, marked on lid "SPRINGVILLE STOVE & HOLLOW WARE WORKS PA"; there are several Springvilles in PA; most likely this one was in Lancaster County near the Chester County line, 9"d, 8"h; Condition: original bail

4612 cast iron trivets

ca. 1860-1880s; a light casting on unusually long (2.1") legs, opposed hearts design with circle surrounding "W", made at the Williams Foundry in Chagrin Falls, Ohio, there are many variations of this design, 8 3/4"l, Condition: good; sad iron trivet with opposed floral scrolls, "3" on handle, 9 1/4"l, Condition: a very smooth well-made casting typical of the 1880s

462Cast iron waffle iron

ca. 1850; marked on the lid in raised Gothic letters and numbers with a waffle recipe in German; the inside has five hearts radiating from a central point; Obviously made for the PA German market, this may have been an import from Germany or made in America. This is the large size, a smaller diameter also exists; intended to be used on a stove, 9"d, 13 1/4"d base frame; Condition: good

463Iberian cast iron pot

ca. 1720-1750; 7 1/2"d, 14 1/2"h; Condition: original bail

464Cast iron teakettle

ca. 1860-1880; American, Rococo Revival scroll design on sides, small casting defect (hole) plugged with a copper rivet; this was a common way to repair an otherwise salable product and was probably done at the foundry, 9 1/2"d, 9"h; Condition: original cast iron lid and bail

4652 cast iron trivets

ca. 1820-1900; oval stand with radiating lobed medallion design, scrolled end feet and a rounded handle end giving the stand a turtle-like shape. Marked under the front "CARRON", this is a product of the Carron Co. of Falkirk, Scotland, 9 1/2", Condition: good; heavy casting trivet with star center with spandrels, 9", Condition: good

466Cast iron waffle iron

ca. 1850-1860; inside has circles of widening rectangular knobs radiating from a central circle. Used over a stove, this waffle iron, although not marked, matches one marked "ISRAEL DERR HAMBURG" in Iron at Winterthur by Donald Fennimore, pg. 102-103, 8 1/2"d, 13 3/4"h; Condition: good

467New England cast iron kettle

ca. 1800; large New England kettle with decorative scroll bail, 18"d, 12"h; Condition: original bail

4682 cast iron teakettles

ca. 1860-1920; teakettle with swing-away lid and bail, pit bottom, lid marked "W. RESOR & Co. CINCINATTI PATENT APPLIED FOR", 10"d, 8"h, Condition: original bail; teakettle marked on the swing-away lid "WROUGHT IRON RANGE CO. ST. LOUIS MO", crudely enameled exterior indicates an early attempt at this type of exterior finish, 9 3/4"d, 6 1/2"h, Condition: original wire bail missing its wooden/spiral wire grip

469Cast iron kettle lid

ca. 1840; large lid with design of circles of radiating lines and outer circle of acanthus-like leaves, 13 3/4"d; Condition: good

470Cast iron teakettle

ca. 1860-1900; British teakettle form with fixed handle riveted to body, marked on bottom "FALKIRK No. 2"; Falkirk Iron Co. operated from 1819-1900+, 6"d, 7 1/4"h; Condition: original handle and lid, Scotland

471Wrought iron rush/candle stand

ca. 1700; French, dual spring arm with candle socket at one end and a rush clamp on the other end, baluster turning at the base of the stalk, 29 1/4"h, 11"w; Condition: finial missing

472Wrought iron rush/candle holder

ca. 1700-1800; Scotland or New England swiveling arm with rush/splint holder at one end and candle socket at the other end, Serpentine shaped spring and vertical member, 21"h, 8"w; Condition: good

473Box stove

ca. 1848; stove with undulating side plates to allow more heating area. Reuben Colton, a Canadian, patented an almost identical stove in 1848, 31"x 24"; Condition: good

474German pan/oil lamp

ca. 1500-1600; heavy wrought iron pan with raised side holds oil and stalk runs through center; pan can swivel around the stalk and slide up and down its position held by a dual spring; base of three engraved legs, scroll feet and a central punched and pierced rosette; Condition: good

475Pair of wrought iron candlesticks & circular rack

ca. 1890-1910; rose candle sticks, probably German, with three realistic woody stalks with leaves, tendrils and six roses of various sizes gathered together and at the top, a larger rose is the candle socket, 10 1/2"h, 5"w, Condition: good; circular/spider in web rack similarly done with three roses, leaves and small hooks. A wire spider web spans the circle with a spider at its center. They are a superb example of German workmanship and style of the 1890-1910 period, 8 1/2"d, Condition: good

476Trapezoidal box stove

ca. 1780-1810; the box of this stove has a curved-reeded transition from the sides, which slant inward, to the top of the stove. The box sits on a base plate which has legs with pad feet riveted to the underside of the plate. This is an early form of box stove. The stove passed from the Philadelphia Museum of Art to the Ephrata Cloister from which it was deaccessioned by the state of Pennsylvania about 1998. The catalog numbers of the two previous owners remain on the stove, 26 3/4"l, 25 1/2"h; Condition: a new door and latch were made by John Tyler

477W. Smith 1789 wrought iron trammel

ca. 1789; wrought iron punched hole short crane trammel, marked "W SMITH 1789" in a rectangular cartouche, chisel and punch decoration of parallel lines with X's and punched dots, display hole drilled in upper hook, old trammel hook re-forged at upper end to replace missing original hook by John Tyler, 19 1/2" closed, 27 3/4" extended; Condition: good

478Pair of wrought iron spit dogs

ca. 1500-1600s; French spit dogs used solely to hold a rotating spit on the hooks mounted to the front, they were never used as andirons as evidenced by lack of fire erosion on the dogs; one set of hooks has been restored, cup holders at top, knop on stalk and remains of Gothic cusped decorative elements between the legs, 38"h, 8"w, 15" length of dog; Condition: one set of hooks has been restored

479Wrought iron triangular trivet

ca. 1750-1800; American three fleur de lis welded into corners extending to the center, 8 1/2" each side, 3"h; Condition: heavy burned on grease and fire erosion testify to long use at the hearth

480Sally Ann Furnace stove plate

ca. 1791; marked "VALENTINE ECKERT SALLY ANN FURNACE" on the side plate of a ten plate stove, across the bottom of the plate is an early style Federal Eagle with a banner reading "E PLURIBUS UNUM", Sally Ann Furnace was in Berks Co., PA, 35"w, 26 3/4"h; Condition: good

481Farm Conestoga wagon tool box

ca. 1860-1880; farm Conestoga wagon tool box on wagon-side section, used on the Myers Farm, "Cottage Hill", Dickinson Township, Cumberland Co., PA. After many years of use, this "English Wagon" (as it was called) was dismantled. The running gear was cut down and used further while the wagon box was turned over and became a hog shed. In the 1970s, it was discovered laying along a fence row and with the assistance of the owner, the tool box and its section of the wagon were retrieved and stored in his barn for some years and later purchased from the owner. The hinges of the tool box lid and the bolt attached the box to the upper rim of the wagon are rusted fast. The wagon section retains faint hints of original blue paint. John Tyler made straps to stabilize the wagon section and hooks for hanging the section.

482Pair of cast iron andiron fronts

ca. 1840; Washington stands leaning on a draped stand holding a document (constitution?), in his left hand and a hat in his right hand. He stands on a tapering in plinth resting on trapezoidal feet. In the center of the plinth is the medal of the Society of Cincinnati that was organized by Washington for officers who served in the Revolution. 20"h, 9"w; Condition: Fronts lack a fitting to attach dogs, but do have threaded holes on the back, perhaps to secure them to the front of a fireboard

483Cast iron cannon & wood carriage

ca. 1820-1840; marked with a raised crown and "S J S" on the top of the barrel. This is a "one pounder" gun of the type used on small ships and at frontier forts. It shot a one-pound ball about 2" in diameter or some sort of multiple balls. The loop at the rear of the barrel is for a rope to take up recoil on a ship; 19 1/2"h, 7 1/2"w, 41"l; Condition: The barrel is worn and the vent (touch hole) is badly eroded indicating heavy past use but its history is unknown; the reproduction carriage dates from the 1960s

484Small Fraktur ink and watercolor drawing of "The Pepper Eater" bird

ca. early-mid 19th century; possible Schwenkfelder Community piece by unattributed artist, drawing on laid paper depicting tucan-type bird on pepper stalk, entitled "Der Pfefferfrass", ink drawn with details to wings of colorful green body bird with blue head and orange beak with blue tail feathers, double line red border, 5 1/4"x 6" framed; [Note: details on bird in figure 6-34 page 266 "Fraktur Writings & Folk Art Drawings of the Schwenkfelder Library Collection"]; Condition: some foxing and soiling spots

485Framed Amish Peachey Family floral Fraktur bookplate

ca. 1856 dated; primitive ink and watercolor Fraktur type bookplate on laid paper with multiple tulip floral stem with geometric round single floral top, Fraktur contains initials E.P. and B.B. with date 1856 in lower field, Fraktur has double line and geometric corner brace border, owner tag on reverse of frame Eli Peachey or Peachey family, 9 3/4"x 11 3/4" framed; Condition: lower field appears overpainted in black watercolor for unknown region, minor creasing and soiling

486Fraktur parrot and floral Taufschein attributed to Hiob DeLong

ca. 1819 dated; Berks Co. Fraktur ink and watercolor on laid paper depicting two colorful parrots on either side of text and floral with horns accent on crest and floral pattern along apron of Fraktur, recording the birth and baptism of Gorg Reinhardt, son of Henrich Reinhardt and wife Catharina born Zettelmoyer, note in lower corner of textbox is Hiob (Job) DeLong, lower text is marriage information for when Georg married Kadrina Miller in 1842, 14 1/4"x 9 1/2" framed; Condition: some roll creasing noted, two central holes noted, some minor separation along upper border

487Framed colorful bird on wreath and heart design Fraktur bookplate of Marghreta Frey

ca. 1803 dated; unattributed artist from southeastern PA ink and watercolor Fraktur on laid paper with lettering, colorful long tail bird atop elongated heart form wreath with sawtooth interior border from small heart textbox in lower field, removed from New Testament, note on reverse states Margeratta Frey was born Sept. 16, 1709, framed in a modern veneered frame, 6 1/2"x 8 1/2" framed; Condition: fraying to edges, minor paper loss along upper border, overall good condition to middle of field

488Unsigned Barbara Ebersol type Fraktur bookplate for Maria Beiler (?) in 1852 Lancaster imprint

ca. Feb 14, 1865 dated; attributed to Barbara Ebersol (1846-1922) Amish "old maid" Fraktur artist, the bookplate pasted inside cover of 1852, Lancaster imprint "Die Ernsthafte Christenflicht…" by Johann B?r; the bookplate in watercolor egg tempera with eight petal geometric floral motif in orange, yellow and green, the lower portion green and orange striped lettering and border with replaced upper owner name that has sawtooth border, 4"x 6"x 3/4"; Condition: upper name portion removed and replaced at later time for Maria Beiler, minor water stains and some paper loss along interior edge, possibly removed from another book and placed into book; book has tape binding

489Barbara Ebersol unsigned bookplate for book of Jonas Ebersol

ca. 1891 dated; bookplate is ink and watercolor with spiderweb rose motif with orange and green striped border and reads "This book belongs to me, Jonas Ebersol (Barbara's nephew) received from Fronica Riehl 1891", pasted inside cover of 1888 Lancaster imprint "Das Wahre Christenthum..." by Johann B?r's son, attributed to Barbara Ebersol (1846-1922), Lancaster Co. Amish old maid Fraktur artist, 4 1/2"x 6 1/4"x 1"; Condition: minor soiling and water spot in lower left corner; book binding has secondary leather

490Barbara Ebersol signed bookplate for Elisa Blank

ca. June 21, 1884; ink and watercolor egg tempera Fraktur bookplate on paper with crossed flower pom-pom floral motif has orange and green floral vine border and is pasted onto flyleaf of rebound songbook by Barbara Ebersol (1846-1922), a Lancaster Co. Amish Fraktur artist; Condition: book rebound and leaflet glued to modern sheet book, some replaced copied sheets for ausbund songbook; bookplate has extensive soiling and some tape repairs

49123 miscellaneous silver spoons

ca. early 19th-mid 20th century; 23 spoons including 75% silver Germanic table spoon (2.12 ozt), a sterling teaspoon by Stieff (1.05 ozt) and many American spoons in coin silver (15.17 ozt) originating from Chicago, Connecticut, Kentucky, Massachusetts, New York and Vermont, 5 1/2"-9" long; Condition: tarnished; heavily worn and repaired bowl to Hughes tablespoon; worn bowls on Farnum and Hatch spoons

4926 Lancaster & Wilmington coin silver spoons

ca. early-mid 19th century; pair of tablespoons by Martin Shreiner and tablespoon by Godfried Zahn of Lancaster, PA; pair of tablespoons by Robinson and tablespoon by General James Wolf of Wilmington, DE, 9.48ozt weight, 5 1/2"- 8 3/4"; Condition: tarnished, heavy wear on bowl of Wolf tablespoon

49315 Philadelphia coin silver spoons

ca. mid 19th century; 15 spoons by various makers including Samuel & Thomas Child, James Hansell, H. McKeen, Peter Perdrtaux, Isaac Reed, P&J Roberts, Stauffer & Harley, John Ward and Robert & William Wilson in master salt, teaspoons and tablespoon forms, 8.45 ozt weight, 3 3/4"- 8 3/4"; Condition: tarnished and various wear; conditions ranging from good to battered

494One quart pewter mug by TD & S Boardman

ca. 1835; one quart pewter mug with TD & SB touch (Thomas Danforth Boardman and Sherman Boardman, Hartford, Conn.), 4 3/4"d, 6"h; Condition: good

4952 "Love" pewter deep dishes

ca. late 18th-early 19th century; two single reed rim pewter deep dishes with "LOVE" and "London" touches (used by John Andrew Brunstrom and other Philadelphia area pewterers); 10 3/4"d, 1 1/2"h; 13"d, 1 1/2"h; Condition: both have slight pits & superficial surface abrasions

496Pewter footed baptismal bowl attributed to Thomas Boardman

ca. 1835; pewter footed baptismal bowl attributed to Thomas Boardman, Hartford, Conn., 6 1/4"d, 3 3/4"h; Condition: minor pitting

497Pair of pewter plates by Thomas Boardman

ca. 1835; pair of single reed rimmed pewter plates with "Boardman, N York" and spread eagle touches (Thoams Boardman, Hartford, Conn.), 9 1/4"d; Condition: minor surface wear

4982 one quart pewter English tankards

ca. late 18th-early 19th century; one quart pewter English tankards with extremely worn touches on bases: one tulip profile with open thumb rest, dome top, 4 1/2"d, 7 3/4"h, Condition: possible restoration on lid & bottom; taper sided with scroll thumb rest and dome top, 5"d, 7"h, Condition: some pitting and wear

4992 pewter porringers

ca. 1835 & 1765; Old English Boardman style handle, 4"d, 1 1/2"h, Condition: good; Crown type handle with touch of Robert Bush, Bristol and London, 4 1/4"d, 1 1/4"h, Condition: damaged rim

500Pewter Communion flagon by Boardman

ca. 1835; with double C handle, three-tier finial and "Boardman, N York" and spread eagle touch (Thomas Boardman, Hartford, Conn.), 5 3/4"d, 13 1/4"h; Condition: good

5012 pewter Boardman chalices

ca. 1835; two similar pewter Boardman chalices (always unmarked) with similar bases (Thomas Boardman, Hartford, Conn), 3 3/4"d, 7"h; Condition: good

502Two quart covered pewter Boardman water pitcher

ca. 1835; covered pewter water pitcher with "Lion and Boardman" touch (Thomas Boardman, Hartford, Conn), 6"d, 8 1/2"h; Condition: repaired handle

5032 English pewter hot water dishes

ca. 1760; unidentified London touch, Cotterell #5418, 9 1/4"d, 1 1/2"h, Condition: poor with scale & pitting; William DeJersey, London touch, 13 3/4"d, 2"h, Condition: some pitting and wear

504Britannia teapot & covered sugar bowl

ca. 1840; Britannia teapot with "IC Lewis" touch (Isaac C. Lewis, Meriden, Conn), tall footed pear shape with black painted handle and hinged lid, 6"d, 11"h, Condition: bent rim and lid, dents and foot ring losses; bulbous footed sugar bowl with lid, pair of vertical "C" scroll open handles, 5 1/4"d, 6 1/2"h, Condition: several mid-section pin holes

505Group of 4 ladles

ca. 1830; large fiddle back handled ladle with "L. Kruiger, Philada" touch (Lewis Kruiger, Philadelphia, PA), 3 3/4"d, 13 1/4"l, Condition: some pitting; three similar continental ladles with trilobate handle ends, 1 1/2"- 2 1/2"d, 4 1/2"-7"l, Condition: some pitting & wear

5062 possible American pewter plates

ca. early 19th century; both with single reed rims: very worn traces of maker's touch, 8 1/4"d, Condition: some pitting & numerous service marks; ghost shadow of maker's touch, scratched owner's initials (DT), 8"d, Condition: extensive pitting & numerous service marks

507Scarce open baluster one quart pewter measure by Thomas Boardman

ca. 1824; scarce lidless baluster one quart pewter measure with touch "TB & Co" (Thomas Boardman & Co, Hartford, CT), stepped galleried rim, scroll handle with flat stepped thumbrest and diamond shaped attachment to swelled center, incised "IPS" at left of handle and "1824" to its right (Joseph P. Simpson was the New York City sealer of measures in 1824), 4"d, 7"h; Condition: very good, 3/8" shallow rim defect, some minor pitting and superficial surface abrasions

508Blue & white jacquard woven coverlet by Wm. McClellan

ca. 1843 dated; unbleached (natural) cotton and blue dye wool jacquard woven coverlet with house and church houses border and large flower weave design, center seam coverlet with bound head, fringed foot and sides; made for Hannah Clarke, 82"x 80"; [Note: attributed to Hannah Jones Clarke, wife of Stephen Clarke, 1805-1855]; Condition: some center seam separation, extensive soiling and some noted patch repairs near maker's block

509Unusual Log Cabin quilt

ca. 1880s; odd assembled piecework calico printed cotton fabrics quilt with red and yellow print pinwheel piecework center that is banded with octagon pattern strips of various printed cotton fabrics 1 1/2" wide, one uncommon back and white bird with flowers on red ground; the back is large printed white floral and red leaf on brown ground and bound by red cotton calico print, hand stitched quilting, 88"x 88"; Condition: soiling and some fraying along binding, no holes

510Blue border Log Cabin quilt

ca. 1920; Lightning Streak or Gem pattern variant that is piecework assembled in blocks that are centered with yellow calico print and surrounded by logs of off-setting light color blue and pink and bold green, red and pink calico fabrics; patch blocks assembled to create cross design or gem with 11 1/2" wide light calico print border, burgundy color printed calico fabric and is hand stitch quilted, 83"x 70"; Condition: binding appears to be treadle machine stitched, binding is possibly rebound, one small noted rodent hole noted in top but not through, minor soiling

511Nine patch block "Wild Goose" variant quilt

ca. 1890-1900; quilt top piecework assembled from traditional calico print cotton fabrics with rows of nine patch block variant that has "Wild Goose" accent in corner patches, red, green and orange calico fabrics, separated by blue calico print fabric lines and small pink print calico blocks; the quilt with fold over binding on head end and red calico print binding foot and sides, the back in light brown tone stripe pattern with hand stitch quilting, 94"x 92"; Condition: extensive soiling along left side border, back fabric is fraying

512Calico fabric Princess Feather pattern applique quilt

ca. 1880; four giant appliques of red and green printed calico cotton fabrics that are assembled with large flower center and pinwheel of eight feather or fern fronds, the appliques mounted to light calico cotton fabric top with fine feather or front quilting and the back is a simple white cotton sheet, 86"x 84"; Condition: some color running spots noted and soiling

513Vibrant "Diamond and Hovering Hawk" variant piecework cotton quilt

ca. 1870-1890; top is assembled piecework of blocks that have red calico diamond block center surrounded by octagon shape design of blue and yellow calico print small diamond patchwork in "Flying Bird" design, the patch blocks are assembled in diamond mounted pattern and quilt has red calico print border; the back in red, gray and blue print cotton paisley pattern that is binding for quilt, hand stitched, 74"x 74"; Condition: minor soiling

514E.S. Reeser, Reading, PA oil on canvas of Myrtle Quier

ca. 1912; portrait of five year old Myrtle Bechtel Quier (1907-2008) who came to be chairmen of the board at the Reading Eagle Publishing Co. and president of Maselem Development Co.. She also was chairman of the board of WEEL radio as well as a master bridge player; signed on lower right "E.S. Reeser 1912" in a fancy gold frame, 22"x 24 3/4" overall, 13 1/2"x 16 1/2" sight; Condition: conserved but not lined by Greenwood Studio's Gene Bechtel CPF, excellent and original

515Victor Shearer, Reading, PA oil on canvas

ca. 1939; wooden scene with brook running through with hills in the distance, signed and dated on lower right V. Shearer 1939 in an ornate gold frame, 27"x 22 3/4" overall, 21"x 17 1/2" sight; Condition: recently cleaned, no defects noted

516Victor Shearer, Reading, PA oil on canvas

ca. 1941; wooded scene with body of water signed on lower right V. Shearer 1941, in a gold painted frame, 39"x 29 1/2" overall, 29 1/2"x 19 1/2" sight; Condition: cleaned by Greenwood Galleries and Studio, Gene Bechtal CPF

517Oil on plaster swallows

ca. 1890; swallows in flight painted on a concave dish shaped plaster in an ornate gold painted frame, 19 1/4"x 15" overall, 11 1/4"x 7 3/4" sight; Condition: dirty, frame with loose and missing elements

518Victor Shearer, Reading, PA oil on canvas

ca. 1934; winter scene of a brook through the woods in a gold painted frame, signed and dated V. Shearer 1934 on lower left, 14 1/2"x 12 1/2" overall, 11 1/2"x 9 3/4" sight; Condition: no defects noted

519Bucket bench

ca. 1860; in pine with a brown stain, high sides, lower backsplash on top over another shelf supported by the sides with half-moon cut out center, 50"x 13"x 35 1/2"; Condition: backsplash may be later

520Comback Windsor writing chair

ca. 20th century; extremely well executed example of a period writing Windsor including crazed color, carved top with fanciful ornately carved ears, large right side writing surface with pea drawer below saddle seat on top of a storage drawer, all resting on straight blunt arrow feet, 35"x 24"x 46 1/2"; Condition: like new

521Red shelf

ca. 1890; oak with a red wash and back and side splash on top, three shelves, cut out sides, 30"x 15"x 31 1/2"; Condition: block on lower shelf, right side replaced

522Grained bucket bench

ca. 1870; grain painted surface with shaped front sides, three shelves including top with cut out sides at base, 34 1/2"x 10"x 33"; Condition: some deterioration to original paint on sides

523Cherry Dutch cupboard

ca. 1835; cherry two piece cupboard with molded top over two doors with twelve total lights over two candle drawers, the base with three drawers with stamped brass pulls over two doors each with double recessed panels, flanked by turned half columns, recessed sides on turned feet, 52 1/2"x 21 1/2"x 84"; Condition: replaced brasses on drawers, refinished, minor edge wear

524Sheraton chest of drawers

ca. 1820; in mahogany and mahogany veneer having a reeded top over two drawers over three drawers with original brass pulls flanked by reeded panels, recessed sides on turned legs and signed on base of top right drawer Groll (?) R Culler, 43 1/2"x 21 1/2"x 45 1/2"; Condition: later refinish

525Paint decorated spinning wheel

ca. 1850; in oak with original vibrant paint decoration of red, yellows, green, etc., 36"x 22"x 36 1/2"; Condition: replaced distaff, appears complete with the exception of leather belting

526Bucket bench

ca. 1950; in pine with two deep shelves at base and two shallower ones on top, 31"x 14 1/2"x 43"; Condition: crack on lower left foot

527Bucket bench

ca. 1890; unusual bench in pine with a brown stain, high splash surrounding top shelf over a concaved shaped lower shelf with broad cut out end panels, top shelf mortised to sides, 41 1/2"x 19 1/2"x 31 1/2"; Condition: age and use scuffs

528Mahogany chest of drawers

ca. 1810; in mahogany and mahogany veneer with a thin dark wood inlay around top, over two drawers over three cock-beaded drawers and solid sides on flared French feet, 41"x 19 3/4"x 40"; Condition: replaced brasses, shrinkage crack to top right side, small piece of inlay around top left side missing

529Cherry corner cupboard

ca. 1810; cherry one piece cabinet with a molded top over two architecturally shaped door tops with 16 light total over two doors with recessed panels resting on straight bracket feet, 55"x 37"x 82"; Condition: some edge damage to moldings, replaced brasses

530Grain painted child's schoolmaster's desk

ca. 1880-1890; attributed to Lancaster Co. Amish community, this Lapp-type sloped top reading desk with nail construction softwood on primitive turned ball footed legs, top with raised slat band and desk grain painted brown on yellow paint base, 13 1/4"x 9 3/4"x 12 1/4"; Condition: some wear, poor turned wood - split-out to right side legs

531Red painted softwood kitchen shelf

ca. 1870-1900; poplar wood scroll-cut shape backplate with nail mounted cove molded shelf and mounted Victorian form bracket, the shelf grain painted with brackets and back plate painted red, 36 1/4"x 8 1/4"x 15 1/2"; Condition: red paint is secondary over grain paint decoration, extensive wear, mounting holes

532Restored & repainted single door wall cupboard

ca. early-mid 19th century; softwood dovetail and nail constructed wall cupboard with original ogee crown molding and chamfer mold base trim molding; the cabinet with mortise and tenon constructed flat panel door on iron butt hinges, cabinet with fine restoration brown on yellow sponge and stipple grain paint decoration by unknown artist, interior painted red, 27"x 9 3/4"x 27"; Condition: some back board replaced, hardware removed from locks

533Architectural date transom

ca. 1818 dated; single board cedar transom with relief carved tombstone arch motif with central star top, dated 1818 and initials of home owner "IS & GS" was originally tongue and grove set into siding/casement removed from home in Tulpehocken Valley for the Blue Marsh Lake project; currently mounted into mid-19th century framework made to display date board; the door casement frame work has peaked pediment head with ogee molded accent above heavy mortise and pin constructed flatwork frame, the entire piece with blistering white paint, relief carved work appears to have been painted with black paint; a photo of the homestead it was removed from is included; [Provenance: ex-Lester Breininger Collection], 46 1/2"x 3 1/2"x 29 3/4"; Condition: date board is probably remounted to salvaged casement for display

534Massive PA chalkware horse with painted accents by unknown maker

ca. late 19th-early 20th century; similarly crafted as other Pennsylvania holloware chalk figures, mold formed standing horse with cast plaster-of-paris hollow body on solid molded feet, the horse with simple unbraided twine tail, watercolor painted bridle, eyes and nostrils (ear lobes), the head and neck with raised mane that is undecorated, 23"x 8"x 19 3/4"; Condition: chip to right rear hoof, the finish somewhat rushed with rough filework to mold lines

535General store curved mirror in brown wooden framework

ca. 1870-1890; curved mirror glass set into wooden edge cove molded framework, wooden screw-mounted to wide single plank that has pivot pin mounted to central pivot point, mirror possibly used in garment or hat store for use by client, 19 1/4"x 6 1/4"x 26"; Condition: stained & varnished finish, overall good

536Historic iron key shaped trade sign

ca. late 19th century-1940; weld assembled iron key-shaped trade sign with single rod central rail, weld mounted cut-out key plate and weld mounted bent rod butterfly key end, the rod with two loop hangers and multiple layers of red and gold paints, 45"x 2"x 15 1/2"; Condition: overall good; possible tavern sign from "Golden Key" tavern, started in 1859 in Cornwall area that is currently Blue Bird Hotel, origin is speculated only

537Pair of fraternal order parade flags from "Improved Order of Red Men"

ca. order started 1834, flags approved 1910; each flag printed on cotton fabric and mounted to painted octagon pole, each flag with four bands of colors (green, orange, blue and red) with large vignette of shielded eagle with letter "T.O.T.E." on shield; eagle's talons grasp knife, club, hatchet in right and bow, arrows and peace pipe in left, holding a banner in beak that reads "Freedom, Friendship, Charity" and 13 stars above eagle for the original colonies; [Note: early fraternal order that based its founding on original patriots that destroyed tea in Boston Tea Party]; Condition: each has fading and one has two noted holes

538Kerosene "Magic Lantern" slide projector with 35 colorized glass slides

ca. 1880-1910; large size projector with 4"d magnifying lens and two-tier adjuster, walnut and tin housed projector with removable tin hooded chimney, the "Magic Lantern" retains original kerosene burner wick lamp with rear reflector, included with the lantern is wooden case and 35 Patriotic Order Son of America historical scene lenses with painted/colored accents, marked "P.O.S. of America" (most military scenes), 17"x 6 1/2"x 18" projector; 21 1/2"x 8 1/4"x 13 3/4" case, 7"x 4" slides; Condition: magnifying lenses are good, interior glass lenses are damaged, overall good

539Oak counter top store display cabinet for Zeno Chewing Gum

ca. 1890-1910; small sloped front counter to display with large molded lamb's tongue base trim, round rod front rails and mirrored oak cased rear access door on brass hinges, the case with original scroll and spear shaped crest rail with relief carved "Zeno", interior has three glass shelves, 10"x 7 1/2"x 19 1/4"; Condition: good

540Wooden painted trade sign for "Thos. R. Kirbyson Carpenter"

ca. 1920 era; homemade plywood sign with black painted softwood case and trimwork frame, painted black with gray lettering, nail fastened softwood rim boards and nailed ogee trim molding, attributed to Thomas R. Kirbyson, Wissahickon, PA; born in Canada in 1884, carpenter in Phila., PA]; 25 1/4"x 2"x 16 3/4"; Condition: plywood de-laminating, some cracking & dry-rot to trim in upper right corner

541Painted wooden sign for H.M. Gladding

ca. late 19th century; hanging single sided sign with softwood planks and nail mounted banding, the sign with mansard shaped crest, sign base painted black with yellow paint lettering and red painted outlining, 32 3/4"x 2"x 10 1/4"; Condition: unknown region for owner, excellent paint character, some soil build up

542Initialed & dated buckskin potions bag

ca. 1840 dated; tanned buckskin or hide bag with embroidered black cross-stitch initials A.G. and dated 1840, small sack with black stitch accent to binding and small drawstring, [Note: possibly used as pouch for beeswax or for medicine potions], 2 1/2"x 5"; Condition: thin hide bag has some small tears

543Early PA orschbok miniature basket

ca. mid 19th century; expertly crafted small size basket with 1/2" wide hoop handle and rim, shaved and shaped ribs and uniform small weaving splints, rim with secondary rod band and woven covering over main hoop band, the union has X-cross over and extensive banding, attributed to Moravian Community, 5"x 4"x 3 3/4"; Condition: damage to fine weaving splints

544Fine PA orschbok miniature egg basket

ca. mid 19th century; expertly crafted small size basket with 1/2" wide hoop handle and rim, shaved and shaped ribs and uniform small weaving splints, rim with secondary rod band and woven covering over main hoop band, the union has X-cross over and extensive banding, attributed to Moravian Community, 4 1/2"x 4 1/4"x 4"; Condition: overall very good

545Ash & poplar miniature orschbok basket

ca. 1900-1930; baskets follows form of earlier Moravian type basket with 1/2" shaved hoop handle and rim band, shaved and whittled ribs, thin weaving splints, rim with secondary rod, tight wrapped union and hoop band with woven covering, the weaving splints with some green tint from mixed in poplar wood, 4"x 3 3/4"x 3 3/4"; Condition: very good

546Large wallpaper hat box attributed to Washington Co, MD

ca. 1840s; cardstock and stitch constructed large oval lidded box with rainbow color wallpaper covering with white and brown painted stencil accents; the interior lined with newsprint from Hagerstown and Washington Co., MD with 1844 date, lid with article about Henry Clay toasting General Harrison (William Henry Harrison), 11 1/2"x 15"x 9 3/4"; Condition: exposed stitch repairs, extensive wear & soiling, some water stains

547Large softwood turned wooden kitchen/butter bowl

ca. mid 19th century; large wooden kitchen bowl with 1 3/4" wide rim band and slightly raised pad foot, 18 1/2"d, 6 1/4"h; Condition: strap repairs made with extensive tack nail fasteners, repairs appear old, nice patina

548Oval framed school girl embroidered silk fashion picture

ca. late 18th-early 19th century; small black stained molded frame with homespun and dyed silk stitch embroidery on silk cloth back; the picture of young woman with painted facial features and hand, primitively embroidered dress accents and scenery, unattributed origin, frame reverse marked #3976 Paris (?), 6 1/4"x 8 1/2" framed; Condition: interior gold leaf pulling from frame, separation of silk fabric, fabric tacked to wooden back, extensive restoration needed (as-is)

5492 wallpaper covered lidded hat boxes

ca. 1830-1870; smaller size American made cardstock and stitch constructed lidded box with white roll print on blue wallpaper covering and early make-do repairs done with old blue check salvaged fabric, 13 1/2"x 10 1/2"x 8 1/2"; European type wooden slat spruce band box with wooden peg and tack fasteners, covered with blue and white roll print on tan ground wallpaper, 15 3/4"x 11 1/2"x 10 3/4"; Condition: both as found with extensive wear & some damage

550Large rye straw utility basket

ca. 18th-early 19th century; oversized gathering basket with thick wrapped coils and walnut splint wrap, eleven coil wrap flat bottom and twelve coil flared sides, 12"-18 1/2"d, 7"h; Condition: some splint band loss

5512 millinery shop small wallpaper covered boxes

ca. 1830-1860; both cardstock and stitch constructed round lidded boxes with wallpaper covering: short height collar box with print trade label applied to lid for "Phoenix Enameled Paper Collar" with American federal eagle and lower portion covered in brown print wallpaper, 4"d, 1 3/4"h, Condition: as found with extensive use; taller gray paper covered box with ink note written on interior in PA German, 3 3/4"d, 3 1/4"h, Condition: as found with extensive use, some stitch separation

5522 wallpaper covered utility boxes

ca. mid 19th century; one oval cardstock band box with poplar slat top and bottom, tack nail construction with remnant of original Seaweed pattern wallpaper, interior of lid marked in pencil "Mary Guttshall", attributed to Lancaster Co., PA, 8 1/2"x 7"x 5", Condition: possibly has more writing inside lid about being a school box (?), extensive wear to wallpaper covering; wooden primitive construction leather hinge lid box with simple tack nail construction, printed wallpaper exterior covering and blue lined interior, yellow pine wood box, 8 3/4"x 6 1/2"x 5 1/2", Condition: leather straps torn, extensive wear to wallpaper covering

553Early wooden large size kitchen bowl

ca. early 18th century; historic treadle lathe turned oversized dough kneading bowl turned from walnut wood with 1" thick rim and small incised line band on outside of bowl, 22"d, 7"h; Condition: some bug damage, tin patch repair to hole in bottom of bowl, some early dry-in cracks

554Primitive hunter-fisherman's pack basket

ca. mid-late 19th century; hickory wood basket with half-moon cut hardwood slat bottom with bent rod main stave that is mortise and tenon into slat bottom, the red has upper stretcher plate with strap slots, the pack with roughhewn and tapered ribs that are shave to mortise mounts in lower plate and rod splint weaving members used, pack flared to wide opening and make-do wire bracing added to rim; Condition: 1900 metal strapping and wire repairs made to brace pack, some late repairs to weave members, couple slats and ribs cracked

555Walnut double slide-lid box from southeastern PA initialed A.K.

ca. mid 18th century; dovetail and early forged cut pin nail construction with split slide lid that has step molded raised panel top, box interior with four shelves on divider and sides with small quarter round molded detail, each sliding panel with rectangular carved pull and bottom/back of box with tongue and groove two-plank joint; the box was possibly designed as hanging cupboard or pull drawer and has carved initials "AK"; Condition: some secondary late round head nails added to bottom/back of box

556*Ephrata Cloister wall cupboard

ca. mid 18th century; unique softwood hanging combination kitchen cupboard with red wash and white paint accents, tombstone arch top single plank back with mounted mullion molded utensil or spoon rack and lower cabinet that has rectangular upper pocket and two-tier stepped out drawer case; the cabinet construction has mixed use of early T-cut nails and wood pin fasteners, remaining drawer box has blind dovetail mounted front with dovetailed back with rough peg pull, the wall cupboard bottom has 1" reveal with half round molded edge and a red wash with white paint accents overall, 18 1/2"x 10 1/2"x 29"; [Provenance: ex-Hattie Brunner & Henry Kauffman Collection; Kauffman purchased from Hattie Brunner in 1950s and she reported it as being from the Cloister]; Condition: cabinet possibly had original upper drawer or is original book shelf, later varnish of linseed and turpentine possibly added to cupboard, excellent patina; Estimate: $18,000-$22,000

557C.F. Ware Coffee Co. wooden coffee bin

ca. mid-late 19th century; softwood slant lid coffee bin with tongue and groove panel front and back, nail construction, lift lid on iron butt hinges with nail fastened broad banding, box painted with light yellow ground and black stenciled "Luxury Coffee" 100lb. box, 22 1/4"x 16"x 32 1/4"; Condition: red overpaint removed to reveal original surface, two boards replaced (1 lower slat & 1 back slat), replaced with old wood proper replacements

558Small softwood grain painted hanging corner cupboard

ca. 1900; single door small corner cupboard with pin mortise and tenon construction on panel door and salvaged crate slats back, cupboard has yellow-brown comb grain painted surface, 23"x 11 1/2"x 24"; Condition: as found, good

559Framed fine Snyder Co., PA printed McKinley memorial broadside

ca. 1901 dated; quarter sheet printed broadside for event to be held on "Sunday, Sept. 15, 1901 at 7 o'clock" at Middleburg County Court House, the broadside has block plate print of slain President William McKinley and flyer invitation to the G.A.R., P.O.S. of A and other orders and societies to attend "in body"; speakers of event were Rev. W.H. Boyer, Prof. F.C. Bowersox and J.G. Weiser, 9"x 11 1/2" framed; Condition: some minor fold lines, overall good

560Small painted two-side "Dentist" sign

ca. 1900-1920; hanging horizontal wooden trade sign with chamfer molded sides, sand painted reverse stencil with gray ground lettering and sand mixed black field that has some gold leaf accents, with original eye screws for hanging, 19"x 1/2"x 5 3/4"; Condition: gold leaf missing from lettering, some lower corner damage scraping from swinging

561Rare youth size cavalry sabre with sheath

ca. mid 19th century; hand forged wrought iron youth sword with bent tip blade (non-sharp edge), walnut grip, rivet capped D-shape knuckle guard with scroll tipped end, proper fitted leather sheath with toolwork accompanying sword, blade has non-hardened filed but not sharpened edge, shows extensive indents along edge from use, possibly modeled from 1855 sword/bayonet, believed to have been designed as a toy, 25 1/4"; Condition: walnut grip is cracked

562Painted Hinkley & Garnett wooden trade sign

ca. early 20th century; orange with black lettering, signed Farleigh Dowagiac on reverse, 90"x 11 1/4"; Condition: as found, areas of paint loss

563E.F. Caldwell type octagon leaded glass lamp shade

ca. early 19th century; originally designed as hanging lamp, the shade with ball feet, etched accents to clear panels and tapered top with round colored lens accents, shade is lead and wire braced construction, 8 1/2"d, 17"h; Condition: one side lens replaced with no-etched lens, some bending to flange on door, added brass finial to top of shade, designed for use with electric lighting

564Folk art carved soldier on horseback

ca. late 19th century; scroll cut softwood and pin constructed carving with single cut-out horse body in dapple gray paint and rider body with cut and carved pin mounted legs, arms and mounted head on rider with a small sword on his left side, 7"x 1 1/2"x 7 1/4"; Condition: damage to tail, rider's foot, rider's hand and horse front left hoof

565Rainbow spatter cup and saucer

ca. 1855; Rainbow spatter pattern handleless cup and saucer, alternating panels of blue spatter and red sponge - seven on saucer and six on cup, English Staffordshire earthenware, 3 3/4"d, 2 1/2"h cup, 5 3/4"d, 1"h saucer; Condition: Saucer - 1 1/8" line at foot ring & 1/8" foot ring flake (kiln removal); Cup - good

566Rainbow spatter cup and saucer

ca. 1845; Rainbow spatter pattern handleless cup and saucer, alternating panels of black and purple spatter with central bull's eye, ten alternating panels on saucer and seven on cup, English Staffordshire earthenware, 4"d, 2 1/2"h cup; 5 1/2"d, 1"h saucer; Condition: Cup - flea bite flake on foot ring

567Two sponge spatter cups & saucers

ca. 1855; sponge spatter handleless ironstone cups and saucers: red sponge Cluster of Buds pattern, three buds inside cup and four buds on saucer, saucer impressed "Harvey", 4"d, 2 1/2" cup, 5 1/2"d, 1 1/4"h saucer, Condition: Cup - 1 3/8" rim line; red sponge pattern multi-vertical sponging, 4"d, 2 1/2"h cup, 5 3/4"d, 1 1/4"h saucer, Condition: Cup - 1 3/8" rim line; Saucer - 3/4" rim line & discolored

568Tulip spatter cup & saucer

ca. 1850; Tulip pattern with blue spatter border handleless cup and saucer, tulip colored in black, green and red, blue spatter dot inside cup, English Staffordshire earthenware, 4"d, 2 1/2"h cup; 6"d, 1 1/4"h saucer; Condition: Cup- mellow discoloration

5692 red spatter items

ca. 1850; 14 panel Peafowl pattern ironstone cheese plate with peafowl colored in black, blue and green, 7 1/4"d, Condition: mellow discoloration; Parrot pattern baluster shaped sugar bowl with wide red spatter band with a small parrot in black, green and red, flared rim with interior lid ledge, English Staffordshire earthenware, 5"d, 4 3/4"h, Condition: missing lid, 7/8" rim line, discolored

570Rainbow spatter cup and saucer

ca. 1845; Rainbow spatter pattern handleless cup and saucer, alternating panels of blue and red spatter with central bull's eye, twelve alternating panels on saucer and eight on cup, English Staffordshire earthenware, 3 3/4"d, 2 1/4"h cup, 5 3/4"d, 1"h saucer; Condition: Cup- 1/8" kiln deposit on rim; Saucer- foot ring 1/4" glaze loss (kiln removal)

571Blue spatter plate in Star pattern

ca. 1855; ironstone side plate in Star pattern in green, red and yellow with a twelve-panel rim, English Staffordshire earthenware, 7"; Condition: good

572Red spatter plate in Peafowl pattern

ca. 1855; red spatter ironstone cheese plate in Peafowl pattern in black, blue, green and red with feather corrugated rim, English Staffordshire earthenware, 6 1/4"d; Condition: good

573Blue spatter plate in Pomegranate pattern

ca. 1855; blue spatter ironstone side plate, Pomegranate pattern in black, blue, green, red and yellow, English Staffordshire earthenware, 7 3/4"d; Condition: faint 1 1/2" spider in base not through, spot of glaze crawl on green leaf

574Blue spatter platter, Peacock at the Fountain pattern

ca. 1850; blue spatter rectangular ironstone platter, blue transfer of the Peacock at the Fountain pattern, ovalo corners, English Staffordshire earthenware, 10 1/2"x 13 1/2"; Condition: good

575Rainbow sponge decorated ironstone plate

ca. 1865; sponge decorated ironstone plate, blue and red rainbow pattern with a ten-pointed central star, twelve-sided rim, English Staffordshire earthenware, 10 1/4"; Condition: slight discoloration, retains remnants of former labels

576Creamware pitcher

ca. 1800; rounded rectangular creamware platter with full foliage and floral decoration in over glaze enamels of black, blue, brown, green, orange, purple, red and yellow, English Staffordshire earthenware, 12 1/2"x 16 1/2"; Condition: losses of blue over glaze enamel

5772 cast iron pots

ca. 1850-1890; one marked "SAVERY & CO. PHILADA 8 P No. 7" with tin lid, 7 1/2"d, 5 7/8"h, Condition: original wire bail; one marked "Erie 9", cast at the Griswold Foundry in Erie, PA, 11 1/2"d, 10"h, Condition: original wire bail

578Cast iron teakettle

ca. 1800-1820; 9"d, 9"h; Condition: original bail and original lid with replaced ring/loop handle

5792 round iron stands

ca. 1840-1860; one with geometric arcs design, 6 1/4"d, Condition: good; one with a six-point star at the center of a geometric design, variations of the design were popular with the Pennsylvania Germans, 9 1/4"d, Condition: good

580Cast iron lidded skillet

ca. 1840-1860; American marked "7 INS" on the handle which is flat with a teardrop handle. The sharply angular form, teardrop handle and straight legs are typical for this period, with tin lid, 7"d, 5 1/2"h, 5 5/8" handle; Condition: good

581Cast iron pot

ca. 1770-1790; marked "CARRON", the Carron Co. near Falkirk, Scotland which began in 1760 and produced pots into the 20th century, 5 3/4"d, 5 1/2"h; Condition: original bail

582Cast iron teakettle

ca. 1830-1840; flat sided, sharp shoulder form found in copper teakettles of the period and lid with a knop handle on the lid, 8 1/2"d, 5 3/4"h; Condition: original bail and lid

5832 round iron stands

ca. 1830-1870; an original of an often reproduced stand with modern name "HEX", star at the center with circles around it, edges serrated and cross hatching on handle, 6 1/4"d, 3 3/4"handle, Condition: good; early have casting with geometric design with short rectangular handle similar to early griddles, 7 3/4"d, Condition: legs shortened

584Cast iron fry pan

ca. 1800; American, marked "WL" in an oval cartouche on side; such marks can be only rarely attributed with any certainty. In this case "WL" may have been William Lewis who built Hope Furnace near Lewistown, PA in 1798, 11 1/2"d, 4 1/2"h, 7" handle; Condition: good

585Cast iron teakettle

ca. 1835-1845; teakettle with an early deep inset pit bottom type for use on a stove with fluted-decorative lid with finger grip, 9 1/2"d, 10 1/2"h, Condition: original bail

586Shaker box stove

ca. 1830-1850; trapezoidal cast iron box with air heating chamber above sitting on a bed plate with cast in legs. The flue of the stove exits at the rear of the firebox and passes to the front of the heating chamber and then out via the stovepipe. Air heating chambers were not unique to the Shakers but this design, known to collectors as the "Shaker super heater" was unique. The stove has a cast iron door. Each element of the stove sits securely on the one beneath and there are no rods locking them together. Made in the North Family at the Mount Lebanon Community, New Lebanon, NY. Sold by Rowe's auction, Carlisle, PA in 2006 from the Collection of Mr. & Mrs. M. Sullivan of Wilmington, DE; the Sullivans were friends of Edward and Faith Andrews, pioneer collectors of Shaker artifacts from whom it was presumably acquired. Enclosed also is a Christmas card from the Andrews to the Sullivans, 28 1/2"l, 23"h; Condition: good

587Cast iron fire mark

ca. 1860s; mark issued by the Fire Association of Philadelphia, founded in 1817; convex-hollow back red painted hydrant with black bands, white hose and blue water coming from hose, "1801" in white paint is the insurance policy number; raised letters "F A" for Fire Association are at the top of the fire mark; Condition: original paint

588Cast iron mortar & pestle

ca. 1750-1790; American, 18th century style moldings, 7 1/2"d, 7 3/8"h; Condition: good

589Greenwood cast iron mortar & pestle

ca. 1840-1870; cast pestle marked "GREENWOOD", Miles Greenwood operated a foundry in Cincinnati, OH from 1836-1885, 9"d, 7 3/8"h; Condition: good

590Pair of female figure cast iron andirons

ca. 1870s; possibly as early as 1830 since they are solid rather than hollow-back which are typical of post-1840 castings, 11 1/2"h, 7"w, 15 3/4" length of dog; Condition: good

591Wood pattern for 6 or 10 plate stove base

ca. 1800-1810; C scrolls with diamond center on two pedestals, used to make an impression in a sand mold for the casting of front and rear legs/frame; cast ends were used with a wrought iron stretcher to support a stove, 13 1/2"h, 17 1/2"w; Condition: this is a rare survival; the ends of scrolls had rosettes which are missing

592Wrought iron Japanese lantern

ca. 18th century; octagonal feet, body and roof (one rib is missing from the roof) with lattice design of pierced sides, angled out feet with scalloped design and large hanging ring with an iron locust on the upper side; these lanterns hung outside under the verandas of Japanese houses, 13 1/2"h, 11"w; Condition: good

593Cast iron fat lamp

ca. 1825; cast iron saucer with peg feet supporting a stalk which rises to a cup with double spouts for oil/fat and wicks and straight handle from saucer to cup. This lamp was made at Marble Furnace, Adams Co., Ohio which was in operation from 1816-1830, 6 1/2"d, 6 3/4"h; Condition: good

594Wooden foot stove

ca. 1820; stamped "J. TYLER" on two sides of the top, pierced tin sides and circle design with tin container inside for hot coals, 5 3/4"h, 8"w; Condition: good

595Iron fire shovel & oven door

ca. 1800-1905; wrought iron fire shovel with straight round section handle ends in a faceted knob, 28"l, Condition: good; cast iron arched top oven door with circular draft opening, marked "A A (RON WISSLER is obliterated), BRUNNERVILLE FOUNDRY, LANC CO, PA"; Aaron Wissler owned the Brunnerville Foundry in Lancaster Co., PA between 1868 and 1905; Condition: good

596Cast iron griffin bootscraper

ca. 1840-1860; two griffins with wings spread back facing away from each other supporting a "cast in" wrought iron scraper, finished bootscraper mounted in a wooden block; may be the product of a Baltimore Foundry; Condition: good

597Cast iron Peter Derr broiler pan

ca. 1848; marked on the bottom "P DERR", cast at the Haag, Kline & Co. Foundry, Bernville, PA. Peter Derr made the pattern for this broiler pan and incised "P DERR" into the bottom of the pattern. He may also have had a role in the casting of it as well. Include the book The House of Derr by James Spears (1949), where the broiler pan is pictured on page 142, 2 1/2"h, 7 1/4"w, 12 1/2"l; Condition: good

598Wrought iron camp stove

ca. 18th century; traditional form of charcoal stove with original boldly turned wooden handle, feet below stretcher braces have been removed; comparison of this stove with picture number 4092 in Wallace Nutting's Furniture Treasury reveals it is the stove pictured, both having abbreviated feet; purchased from Steven Douglas Antiques at the York Show in 2005; Condition: good

599Cast iron herb grinder

ca. 19th century; grinding disc with wooden handles, probably Chinese. This is a large example of an herb/rice grinder; these grinders appear to have been used in America and in the Orient. 17"l, 5"w; Condition: good

600Bronze pot

ca. 1650; pot in typical English 17th century form and was made at the foundry of William Sturton in Somerset; bears his scratched mark of intersecting arcs, 11"d, 9 1/4"h; Condition: legs are fire eroded, part of the lip has been restored and there is a pin hole in the bottom, evidence of long use

601Bronze posnet

ca. 1650-1750; French molded rim suggests an 18th century date, the toed feet which extend around the leg are typical of French vessels, 7"d, 5 3/8"h; Condition: good

602Bronze pot

ca. 15th century; marked "AO" under the rim, wide-shallow form could heat a large volume of liquid quickly and was probably used on a raised hearth; this pot type originated in Germany or the Netherlands, 13 3/4"d, 9 7/8"h; Condition: good

603Fine Barbara Ebersol bookplate in gesang buch of David Beiler

ca. Feb 3, 1872 dated; Barbara Ebersol was a well-known Amish Community Fraktur artist in watercolor tempera on screenlaid paper that is pasted inside cover of 1871 Lancaster imprint "Unparthensches Gesangbuch…" by Johann Barr son, the bookplate with single tulip motif and colorful red, yellow and black striped border, 4 3/4"x 7"x 1 3/4" book; [Note: Ebersol was a dwarf that never married]; Condition: bookplate with lower quarter tear and tape stain, minor paper loss to edges of bookplate, book has tape bound binding

604Small Barbara Ebersol bookplate for Samuel Stoltzfus in prayer book

ca. 1872 dated; ink and watercolor egg tempura paint Fraktur bookplate with two pear motif and orange/black single line "corner brace" border on screen laid paper, pasted into inside cover of "Geb?te in vielen unlegen" (prayer book), 4"x 6"x 1/2"; Condition: book missing title, bookplate glued inside cover, tape repaired binding

605Amish bookplate in 1834 Ausbund of Frene Stoltzfus

ca. 1873 dated; unsigned bookplate is set onto flyleaf of German imprint Ausbund by Johann B?r in Lancaster, PA; the bookplate is ink and watercolor egg tempura on paper done for Frene Stoltsfus on 12th day of November 1873 with three color floral pattern in brown/yellow striped border, attributed to "Frene" Fronica Lapp (1843-1921), an Amish woman artist that worked during same time of Barbara Ebersole, 3 3/4"x 6"x 2 3/4"; Condition: minor water stains to right border of bookplate, book in good condition, only missing strip closers

606Barbara Ebersol bookplate for Susanna B. Kinnig in 1862, Lancaster imprint

ca. 1912 dated; simple watercolor and ink black and white bookplate with double line and double corner brace border, the plate reads translated "This book belongs to me, Susanna B. Kinnig (King) from my "dady" Levi Kinnig", unsigned originally but signed in pencil by Barbara Ebersol; plate glued onto reverse of leading cover of 1862 "Eine Restitution oder erstlarung by Heinrich Funck" printed by Johann B?r sons, 4 3/4"x 7 3/4"x 1 1/4"; Condition: book has tape bound seam

607Small framed watercolor Fraktur drawing

ca. early-mid 19th century; Bucks Co. PA type Fraktur watercolor and ink drawing of fine longtail orange body bird with yellow wings and blue tail on color "ball flower" stem; the bird similar to Rockhill Twp., Bucks Co. artist, possibly a reward of merit piece on linen paper; [Note: page 307-309 Rockhill Artist in "Bucks Co. Fraktur"]; Condition: some soil spots and foxing, no tears, appears mostly complete

608Framed small Fraktur watercolor reward of merit drawing

ca. early-mid 19th century; ink and watercolor egg tempura drawing in geometric form with two colorful facing birds on single stem of oversized geometrical four petal flower, multi-color border, owner's name scrawled in upper portion of drawing, done on early paper and attributed to Bucks Co. Rockhill Twp. Artist, 5"x 7" framed; Condition: some soil spots & minor spots of paper stuck to painted surface

609Small framed ink and water bird on floral stem drawing by anonymous artist

ca. early-mid 19th century; early award of merit size drawing attributed to Bucks Co. area with colorful bird on multiple floral stem; flowers include drop down angel wing tulip and large ball rose design, similar to Bucks Co. artist designs, in ink and watercolor tempura on laid paper, 6 1/4"x 6 1/4"; Condition: marked on reverse, Jessie Kotter, soiling & minor water spots

610"Conestoga Wagon" scenic hooked rug attributed to southeast PA

ca. mid 20th century; homecrafted by unknown artist with use of mixed fabrics, predominantly wool/wool blends; thin strips loop hooked in runs on burlap back, the rug depicts a covered Conestoga Wagon pulled by six white horses in rural scene with vibrant use of magenta, blues, pinks and pastels along skyline in background, 38 3/4"x 23 1/4"; Condition: wool bound edge to repair pulls, some stains and noted pulls to hooked loops

611Framed "Birth Announcement" sampler for Sam Newbould

ca. August 16, 1880 date; framed wool stitchwork on cotton fabric backing material with trailing strawberry vine border, boy in center holding gun with two rose bouquets and two small homestead and tree vignettes in lower corners, framed in a light stained ogee molded frame, attributed to English/Welsh origin, 21 1/2"x 20 1/4"; Condition: overall good

612Mill & meadow pattern frame mounted hooked rug

ca. early 20th century; rug is uniform roller machine cut wool fabric running loop hooked on burlap backer, depicting exposed timber and stone framed mill with large overshot waterwheel and idyllic meadow with large tree and two rail fence, rug has black border and original cloth back edge, attributed to southeastern PA, 40 1/2"x 23 1/2" framed; Condition: framed display for hanging on wall, some fading and soiling to fabrics

613Fine Victorian era embroidered crazy patch comforter

ca. 1890; orange/rust color border with assembled patchwork of non-uniform silks and velvet fabrics with feather stitch colorful bindings and beautiful embroidered figures, includes girl in long dress, butterflies, birds, flowers and group of three women at embroidery table, one unique patch is cigar silk of high wheel bike and rider, back is brown cotton print, 58"x 54"; Condition: very good top, small fabric fraying to back

614Victorian era fan pattern patchwork spread

ca. 1890-1910; mixed fabric patches of predominantly silk fabrics and printed cotton assembly in "Lady's Folding Fan" design, patchwork is embroidered feather stitched and enhanced wire tinsel cord wrapped embroidery, spread with red and white polka dot fabric back and applied border of purple silk with lace trim, 70"x 70"; Condition: some fabric deterioration to some silks on top, extensive fraying to trim

615Fine Victorian crazy patch comforter by Sallie A. Snyder for Harry Snyder

ca. 1888 dated; beautiful embroidered crazy patch quilt made as gift from wife to a husband on his 45th birthday; a wonderful array of non-uniform patchwork of predominantly silk fabrics, central embroidered patch noting maker's name and her husband Henry Snyder's birthday within the patchwork, bound with feather stitch and several patches with extensive embroidery of flowers, wheat heads, flags crossed, a parakeet, buck and hunting dog, a blue chambray fabric back and is bound with crimson satin fabric, 74"x 64; [Note: The maker "Sallie" Snyder has placed to company ribbons for Civil War Pennsylvania units 84th and PA 57th giving history to Henry's military career. Henry Snyder (1843-1928) was a Civil War veteran in 84th PA infantry and transferred to Co. 1 57th PA Infantry. He served 1862-1865. Henry and Sallie never had children]; Condition: some fraying to fabrics on top of comfort, some soiling

616Poppy flower wreath appliqued quilt

ca. 1930-1950; scalloped border white ground quilt with colorful red, orange and umber poppy flowers on three-color green stem appliques, cotton fabric top and back with red dyed cotton banding, large poppy blossoms in corners and large central wreath design, hand-stitched quilting, 90"x 78"; Condition: some soiling

617Red & blue double weave wool coverlet

ca. 1810-1830; jacquard weave geometrical pattern two-sided coverlet with pine tree pattern border, fringes on sides and foot end, wool yarn stitch-assembled center seam, 86"x 72"; Condition: some minor fraying to head end hemming, 1 noted stitch repair to foot end

618Unusual pinwheel & octagon pattern piecework quilt

ca. 1930-1950; Pennsylvania "New" Mennonite Community piecework quilt with gray chambray border, light blue chambray cotton pinwheel/octagon form piecework with gray block center and pink star variant, thick batting with tan cotton fabric back and binding, hand stitched in white thread, 84"x 74"; Condition: very good with minor soiling

619Red, white & blue jacquard weave coverlet

ca. undated; center-seam constructed coverlet in wool and cotton weave with blue and red geometric pattern on white cotton warp and interlocking weft; stitch-bound foot and head end, the foot end with green stitch initials "G.E.S.", 94"x 68"; Condition: minor fraying

620Kurt Schnog watercolor on paper

ca. 1980; known for his various watercolors of Philadelphia sites, this represents the Museum of Art and the Schuylkill River, signed on lower left, in a contemporary silver and black frame, 31 1/2"x 25 1/2" overall, 23 1/2"x 17 1/2" sight; Condition: no defects noted

621Oil on mahogany portrait

ca. 1850; attributed to Frances Martin Drexel, a possible portrait of Mrs. F.M. Drexel from the estate of Mrs. Andrew van Pelt, in an oval gold frame, 38"x 27" overall, 31 1/2"x 24" sight; [Provenance: Newman Galleries and the Estate of Leon Prince]; Condition: flaking to frame, abrasions and some scattered inpaint to portrait

622Gunnar Oman oil on metal

ca. 1935; English setters on the hunt signed Gunnar Oman 1935 on lower right in a cylindrical four piece wood frame, 36"x 27 1/2" overall, 24"x 18" sight; Condition: no defects noted

623Large Lancaster watercolor "Howard"

ca. 1964; Northern Lancaster City with an Armstrong water tank above the skyline and train and city buildings below, signed and dated on lower right "Howard 64" in a brown stained wooden frame, 45"x 35" overall, 39"x 29" sight; [Provenance: hung in the manager's office at Cork Works, Lancaster, PA]; Condition: no defects noted

624Hugh Huntington Howard, Cleveland, OH watercolor on paper

ca. 1920; landscape of a road through the country, signed on lower left "H.H. Howard" in an ornate gold frame, 19"x 15" overall, 14"x 10" sight; Condition: no defects noted

625Chest of drawers

ca. 1790; in cherry, Maryland Chippendale, cove molded top over three drawers over four drawers, flanked by fluted corner columns with lambs tongue endings, all resting on ogee feet, 42"x 20"x 52 1/2"; Condition: replaced brasses, old repairs to top drawers, crack repair to front right foot

626Cherry one drawer stand

ca. 1840; with a square top over a single drawer with glass pull on long turned legs, 20"x 18"x 29 1/2"; Condition: retains the original finish with expected wear

627Tramp art cabinet

ca. 1890; remarkably detailed cabinet with a stepped parapet top border with central urn surrounded by a sloping roof over six three-quarter columns, three doors, the center opening to a lazy susan turning compartment, the flanking mirrored doors opening to a shelved interior over a single drawer, the interior all lined in blue velvet, 26 1/2"x 14 1/2"x 28 1/2"; Condition: in a great state of preservation

628Cherry low boy

ca. 1750; with a rectangular top over a single drawer over three smaller drawers, the center with a carved sunburst and resting on straight legs and pad feet, 31 1/2"x 19 1/2"x 30"; Condition: one bale handle is off but accompanies, one bale missing, bottom drops missing, other minor imperfections

629Miniature jelly cupboard

ca. 1870; child's size cupboard in poplar with a splash back and shaped sides on top over two drawers with matching pulls and recessed panels, resting on straight bracket feet, 26 1/2"x 12"x 29"; Condition: some damage to dovetails on right rear splash

630Tramp art desk

ca. 1890; extremely elaborate desk on case in one piece with slant lid opening to storage area over a single drawer over two doors over decorative skirting; a very unusual piece of furniture sized tramp art with all over (three sides) carving, 31"x 19 1/2"x 39"; Condition: back cross boar replaced, very minor missing carved elements on base below doors, newer paint on slant lid, other replaced moldings

631Decorated blanket chest

ca. 1810; in pine with a simulated crotch mahogany painted surface inside a circular motif, the molded lid with breadboard ends opening to a left side till with secret compartment below butt hinges, the chest resting on original ogee feet, 49 1/2"x 22"x 28"; Condition: some wear to top and a few expected edge scrapes

632Pair of matching ladderback chairs

ca. 1740; both with acorn finial tops flanking five curved splats, original rush seats over turned and scored legs, bold center front stretcher, resting on knob feet, 17"x 14"x 45" each; Condition: seat deterioration, otherwise old and original; hard to find matching side chairs from this period

633Tilt top candlestand

ca. 1820; mixed wood stand with a cherry top and a tiger maple base; the top with shaped corners over the base with a gadrooned pedestal, resting on spider legs, 17"x 19"x 41"; Condition: repairs to two legs, top may not be original to base

6342 chairs

ca. 1750 & 1800; the first a brace back Windsor side chair with shaped back, seven spindles and shaped seat on bamboo turned legs, 19"x 15"x 31, Condition: wear; early Queen Ann ladderback chair, probably Delaware Valley with acorn finials, pronounced splats, rush seat and bold front stretcher on turned feet, 19"x 15"x 43", Condition: appears in a great state of preservation

635Decorative paint decorated tramp art style comb rack with mirror back

ca. 1880-1920; crafted from salvaged cigar boxes and crates, the small comb rack with small mirror back and mounted geometric chip carved pyramid stuck trim accent, retains original red umber wash and blue paint, 10 1/2"x 3 1/4"x 9 1/4"; Condition: as found, good

6362 uncommon PA pie crimpers

ca. 18th-19th century; bone handled and wheel pie crimper with flute edge thumbnail decorator on end of handle that is extensively tool decorated and copper pin mounted hand cut bone wheel with fluted edge, 1 1/2" wheel, 6"h, Condition: good; odd copper/bronze wheel crimper on tool decorated copper rod stem/shaft with wax mounted bone grip, 1 1/4" wheel, 6"h, Condition: good

637Child's grain painted stepback Dutch cupboard by W.A. Longer

ca. Dec. 25, 1916 dated; softwood and yellow small stepback cupboard with double door base with small knob pull and stepback display cupboard top, the cabinet has brown on tan oak or chestnut grain pattern decoration, signed on reverse by maker and personal note "Merry Christmas from Father 1916", 21 1/4"x 8 1/4"x 24 1/2"; Condition: doors removed from cabinet top and left lower corner of base missing paint

6383 blood letting tools

ca. 18th-19th century; Borwick signed brass handled three-blade folding lancet with brass star accent on handle, 3 1/2"l; wooden cased Pihf signed brass housed spring operated fleam with bird head decorative accent on trigger assembly, found in a homemade carved wood hinged case, 2 1/4"l; red leather cased Snowden signed Philadelphia spring operated fleam with brass housing, 2"l; Condition: all good

639Blue painted European type utility basket

ca. mid 19th century; market or utility basket with wide herringbone woven slats that has square form bottom and wide bentwood two-piece double rim band with splint stitch fastening, bentwood handle with wicker wrap and old blue paint accent, 10"x 10"x 12 1/2"; Condition: some rodent holes, overall good

64015 assorted tin bird design cookie cutters

ca. early-late 20th century; rolled sheet tin and solder constructed cookie cutters with solid sheet backs including: five various handled eagle design, one handled rooster with eye marker, two handled hen designs, one PA German distelfink (capped bird), two handled song birds and four assorted non-handled song birds, 3"-5"x 3"-5"; Condition: all appear old forms, most with some surface wear and minor rust

641Orange painted geometric tramp art one drawer trinket box

ca. early 20th century; "Gem Block on Stand" design made from salvaged cigar box and crate lumber, pyramid stacked chip carved sides, top and drawer front and place on pyramid stacked foot or stand; the slide out hidden drawer has New York State labels on interior of drawer, 8 3/4"x 8"x 9"; Condition: good, nice form

6422 brass household utensils

ca. 18th-19th century; lyre shaped warming stand with cast brass lyre shaped upper plate rivet mounted to pad foot wrought iron tripod base, warmer has turned wood handle, 10 3/4"x 6 1/2"x 6 1/2", Condition: wooden handle cracked, otherwise good; bell brass push-up candlestick with thread screw mounted round base, narrow stem with urn shaped socket base and tubular stem with push rod, 4 1/2"d, 8 3/4"h, Condition: old patina, as found, good

6433 various tramp art style picture frames

ca. late 19th-early 20th century; each unique pattern with chip carved and stack molding design with nail construction, all made from salvaged crate and cigar boxes: rectangular frame with round rosettes on corner blocks and extend mounts on corners, 12 3/4"x 1 1/2"x 11 1/8", Condition: varnished surface is blistering; small double lens frame with small pyramid corner blocks, 8 1/4"x 6 1/4", Condition: missing some small trim pieces; stand up frame (?) with double lens, splayed rounded feet and broken arch top, 9 1/2"x 11", Condition: soil build up on finish of frame

644Brass inlaid hand wrought two prong roasting fork

ca. 18th-19th century; two prong fork with arched flatwork handle that has eye hook hanger, notch stem and eight various brass line inlays, 17"; Condition: handle surface recently cleaned

645Walnut splint round egg basket and child's egg/trinket basket

ca. 19th-20th century; early hardwood walnut (?) round or sack shape basket that has uniform slat rib staves with fine uniform shaved surface weaving splints, thick half splint rim band with cross over woven banding, 7"d, 5"h, Condition: dark patina, good; later early-mid 20th century miniature oak melon shaped egg basket with split and tapered carved ribs and thin splint weaves, hoop handle and rim with X-brace wrapped union, 3"x 2 3/4"x 3", Condition: little surface wear, very good

646Scandinavian style grain painted lidded oval sewing basket

ca. possible date on interior 1842; Scandinavian-type construction on oval band box that has splint stitch binding and tack fastened softwood bottom, oval flat lid has mortise mounted hoop handle and notched for wooden spring latch on base, retains original red sponge on creamware ground, interior painted yellow, 9 1/2"x 6"x 5"; Condition: lid has repaired crack

6474 tramp art style picture frames

ca. late 19th-early 20th century; all crafted from salvaged cigar box and crate material with stacked chip carved moldings in geometric designs: small portrait frame with extended corner block mounts, 7"x 1"x 8 3/4", Condition: good; uncommon narrow arch top frame with faux four drawer front base, 5"x 1"x 13", Condition: possible display frame front, sides appear trimmed; fine triple portrait frame with arched framework top and side-by-side lower lens, 8 3/4"x 3/4"x 11", Condition: some small corner trim pieces; large green velvet and lacework embellished extended corner block frame stained and varnished, 13"x 3/4"x 15 1/4", Condition: good

6482 folk art carved & polychrome painted birds on wooden rod perches

ca. early 20th century; both single piece chip carved (whittled) birds wire leg mounted to shaved branch perch: one life size bright green painted songbird with slanted tail, joined wing tips and round socket carved eyes, 10 3/4"x 6"x 6 1/4"; one small black bird with white paint accent and push-pin eyes, 4 1/2"x 4 1/4"x 3 1/4"; Condition: both similar in form to European carved birds, unattributed artist, good condition

649Group of 12 tin figural cookie cutters

ca. 1880-1930; similarly crafted rolled sheet tin and solder construction with solid sheet or ventilated sheet backs, nine with strap handles, including: elephant with long trunk, two seated cats, small pig, three various dogs (two with eye socket cutters), two fish, one turtle, two horses (one running form with fluted mane), 3 1/4"-6 1/2"x 2"-4"; Condition: good patina, some light rust spots

650Primitive wire cage push-up candlestick

ca. 19th century; uncommon wrought iron framework candlestick with primitive treadle lathe turned block base, chamberstick with wrought iron eye and hook plate top that has six riveted wire rod legs and primitive sheet metal candle holder push-up, 4 1/4"d, 5 1/2"x 10 1/2"; Condition: extensive crack across base with early clip repair and some bug damage, possible later crafted lamp, rod legs are all uniform

6517 assorted turned wood sewing clamps

ca. 19th-20th century; various form sewing clamp accessories with thread turn screws, various forms and makers; four similar constructed spool holder and three with pin cushion tops; Condition: three stems missing from spool clamps; one turn screw damaged on Shaker-type pin cushion clamp

6528 assorted tin figural cookie cutters

ca. 19th-20th century; rolled sheet metal and solder construction: late large size baker in Quaker hat, open back with poll rim framework, seven solid sheet backed cutters: one handle man in hat; two handled comical woman; gingerbread boy with outstretched waving arm; handled angel with raised arm; two women in long dresses; baker in flat top hat; 2 1/4"-5 1/2"x 3 1/4"- 9 1/2"; Condition: minimal rust spots, good

653Initialed & dated paint decorated battler mangle board

ca. 1868 dated; sawn and carved hardwood paddle shaped smoothing board that has spatula shaped smoothing plate, bent and tapered shaft and carved rounded grip, the board has original dark green paint with white painted initials and date, tulip pattern accent, handle has screw mounted brass ring hanger, 4 1/2"x 15"x 3 1/4"; Condition: beaded edge and thumbnail carved accents to plate, nice form

654Pennsylvania tramp art style comb rack with red painted accents

ca. 1920-1930s; traditional form used by Lancaster Co. Amish or Mennonite Communities: the folk art crafted comb rack is made from local PA factory cigar box salvaged material, scroll-cut arch top back with mounted bird cut-out and star cut-outs with central button or medallion with corner diamond blocks, each of the top face mounts are red paint accents, the mounted wall pocket has zig-zag and diamonds trim accents with red paint, 8 3/4"x 3 3/4"x 10 1/2"; Condition: pocket damaged and repaired

655Fine green painted tramp art combination mirror photo frame

ca. 1900; attributed to central PA coal region, the traditional form chip carved and stacked mounted trim frame contains original photos of man wearing miner's cap on horseback, two different work horses; the frame has fine fretwork cut heart cut out arrow tip accented upper stems of frame and side hook fret-cut rail tips; frame has heart and button mounted chip carved mount trim accents, frame contains upper mirror lens and has old dark green paint, 12 1/2"x 1"x 14"; Condition: very good

65615 assorted tin figural cookie cutters

ca. 1880-1930; all rolled sheet tin plate and solder construction, fourteen solid sheet metal backs: eleven strap handled cutters, forms include: three maple leaves, one oak leaf, one acorn, one top hat, two hearts, one bugle, one horseshoe, one boot; four handleless: one tulip, one infant, one pine tree, one five-point compass star/flower, 1"-3 1/2"x 1"-5"; Condition: most good with minor rust to surface

657Whimsical puzzlework & Friesian carved doll chair initial W.P.

ca. 1880-1920; trump art type crafted piece that is made with yellow pine and softwood salvaged crate lumber, uniquely crafted with fret sawn piece with notch-lock carved interlock framework that has extensive geometric or Friesian work carved accents and upper rail of chair back initialed W.P., 9"x 6 1/2"- 11 1/4"; Condition: old glue repair to chair right rear leg

658Walnut wall box & small stool

ca. 19th-20th century; PA walnut dovetailed construction wall box with tombstone arch top cut back, front of box has non-uniform hand cut dovetails and back has faux carved layout lines for dovetails and pin nail fastened, stained and varnish finish, 7 3/4"x 7 1/4"x 12", Condition: probably refinished or reworked backboard; later early 20th century miniature mortised footstool with half-round cut-out legs and flush mounted aprons, stained and varnished finish, 8"x 4 1/2"x 4 1/2", Condition: some crackling to varnish

65918 assorted tin miniature or small size figural cookie cutters

ca. 1880-1970; most copies of larger size popular figural cookie cutters made with rolled sheet tin and solder construction: fourteen strap handled models including: two hens, one rooster, one peep, one seated squirrel, one duck, two hump camels, one elephant, one donkey, etc.; four non-handled: running cat and three various birds, 1 1/4"- 2 1/2"h; Condition: good

660Butterprint & sewing clamp

ca. late 19th century; both lathe turned wooden utensils: cream and blue painted turned barrel shaped clamp with turned pin cup top that has pinball cushion top, the clamp with long turn screw peg, 2"d, 8 1/4"h, Condition: nice patina, small chip from interior of barrel; shop/factory made round butter mold with wheat sheath carved print and peg handle, 3 3/4"d, 5"h, Condition: good

6619 assorted tin figural cookie cutters

ca. 1880-1940; all rolled sheet tin and solder construction with full sheet metal backs: three strap handled models: tall man in top hat, ghost or comical woman in dress, child in dress; six non-handled: comical woman in dress, comical walking man, walking man, side profile of woman in full length dress, side profile of angel, side profile of woman with hair in bun, 2 1/2"-4"x 3 1/4"- 5 3/4"; Condition: most have some rust to surface, but old forms

6623 pieces of woodenware

ca. late 19th-20th century; all lathe turned pieces: one initialed "JNB" primitive turned lidded storage cylinder shape jar with inset wooden bottom and tight seated domed lid, the jar extensively but primitively carved to follow forms of old Friesian/Jacobian carved furniture pieces, 4 1/4"d, 7 1/4"h, Condition: initialed on interior of lid, possibly Bishop Jacob N. Brubacher, 1838-1913, Mennonite Bishop carver of Mount Joy, PA; flat rim turned small chop plate, unknown maker's brand on base, 7 1/2"d, Condition: used as soap plate, fair; initialed J.K. small turned flat rim chop plate, 7 1/4"d, Condition: one crack noted, as found fair-good

66319 assorted tin figural cookie cutters

ca. 1880-1940; all rolled sheet tin plate and solder construction with full sheet metal backs: eleven strap handled: fine dove with eye and wing outline cutter, running horse, large hen, pig with eye cutter, small hen, two dogs, etc; eight non-handled: short leg dog, flying dove, two song birds, two hens, fish and woman in dress; 2 1/2"-6 1/2"x 2 1/2"-4"; Condition: some surface rust and minor creasing to handles, one noted needs solder repair, overall good

664Tin candle mold & English Empire brass mine safety lamp

ca. 19th & 20th century; painted tin sheet and solder constructed twelve-hole candle mold with wire roll brace pan top and bottom and mounted strap handle for short length candles, 8 1/2"x 4 3/4"x 7", Condition: as found, extensive wear; reproduction or late era small brass fluid miner's lamp with screw-out font and glass tube lens and screen upper and brass ring hanger, 2"x 6 1/2", Condition: appears to be operating, reproduction

6654 decorated English stoneware carpet balls

ca. late 19th-early 20th century; solid stoneware molded balls with glazed accents: largest size brown glazed with sunflower sponge print design, Condition: good; mottled blue, green and red sponge print and over locking three-line black bands, Condition: one chip noted; blue and white eleven-line weave pattern, Condition: large chip to glaze; red, blue, green and yellow line decorated, Condition: good

6662 handled baskets

ca. late 19th & late 20th century; central PA oak and walnut splint double lid sewing basket with footed base, traditional melon shaped basket with hoop handle, oak rim band, narrow splint, shaved ribs with pin hinged lid, decorative interspersed use of oak and walnut weave splints and rod foot, 12"x 11 3/4"x 11 1/4", Condition: some damage to weave splints; reproduction or late primitive constructed utility basket with salvaged hickory rod hoop handle and double hoop rim with square oak splint woven bottom and oval upper, 11 1/4"x 9 1/4"x 10 1/2", Condition: later primitive form, unknown maker

667Scarce one gallon cobalt decorated Shenfelder, Reading, PA pitcher

ca. 1885; scarce one gallon salt glazed cylindrical stoneware pitcher with tall neck typical brushed wavy floral motif of Daniel Shenfelder with other cobalt decorations, impressed "D.P. Shenfelder/ Reading, PA" and "1"; rounded rim with tooled collar ring and pinched spout, tooled shoulder rings and a mid-section band of three impressed rings, Albany slip glaze interior, 6 3/4"d, 10 1/2"h; Condition: 1" shallow rim flake and several smaller shallow flakes; small restored spout edge flake

668Cobalt decorated stoneware "pig"/beverage dispenser

ca. mid 19th century; salt glazed footed barrel shape stoneware "pig"/beverage dispenser, overall slipped cobalt band decorations of a feathered line, chains, flowers, etc, 2 1/8"d rimmed top filling opening, four stubby peg legs on bottom, domed end opposite the flat end with a 5/8"d rimmed bung hole, attributed to central Europe, scratched "7" may indicate liter capacity, 10 1/2"h, 14 3/4"l, 10 1/4"w; Condition: shallow 1/2" spell on dome end

669Stoneware ribbed Swank, Johnstown, PA crock

ca. late 19th century; salt glazed tapered cylindrical stoneware crock, typical rib sided Swank Pottery, Johnstown, PA from flattened, banded rim, 8"d, 7"h; Condition: two salt drips on sides

670PA redware pitcher

ca. 1880; slightly bulbous PA redware pitcher, brown lead glaze with iron spots, rounded banded rim, pinched spout, three faintly impressed neck rings, four impressed shoulder rings, tooled foot flange, strap handle, 8"d, 11 1/4"h; Condition: restored spout and rim, extensive glaze losses, several 1 1/2" and smaller foot edge chips

6712 PA redware items

ca. 1880; slightly bulbous jelly jar, canted rim and tooled foot flange, brown lead glaze, 4 1/2"d, 4 1/2"h, Condition: extensive rim glaze losses and also on foot edge; drape molded pie plate in reddish-brown lead glaze with slight iron streaking, coggled rim, southeastern PA origin, 8"d, 1 1/4"h, Condition: 4 1/4" rim line, restored rim chip

672PA redware flower pot

ca. 1885; PA redware flower pot, taper sided with attached saucer, manganese sponging on a yellowish-brown lead glaze, rounded rim with a tooled collar ring and two impressed shoulder rings, saucer has a rounded rim and tooled rounded foot, southeastern PA origin, 5 3/4"d, 5 1/4"h; Condition: restored pot and saucer rims, restored rim chip and associated crack

673Redware bottle

ca. 1885; redware cylindrical bottle with conical neck and flattened rolled rim, olive toned brown lead glaze, perhaps mid-Atlantic origin, 3 1/4"d, 6"h; Condition: 1/4" shallow rim chip and rim glaze losses

674PA manganese sponged redware creamer

ca. 1880; PA manganese sponged redware creamer/small pitcher, slightly bulbous, rounded rim, embossed collar ring, tooled foot flange, strap handle with impressed vertical line, two vertical bands of manganese sponging, southeastern PA origin, 4 1/4"d, 5"h; Condition: sealed crack across base of handle, shallow 1/2" and smaller rim chips, 1" foot chip

675PA variegated glazed redware flower pot

ca. 1885; PA variegated glazed redware flower pot with attached saucer, tooled rim with raised interior flange and notched exterior extension, incised shoulder ring, taper sided pot and saucer, manganese and cupric sponging on a yellowish-brown lead glaze, southeastern PA origin, 5 1/2"d, 4"h; Condition: Pot- shallow 1/2" rim chip and many larger and small flakes and glaze losses; Saucer - 1/2" and 3/8" rim chips and smaller edge flakes

676T. Edingtons cast iron pot

ca. 1830-1870; marked "T. EDINGTONS GLASGOW", 5 3/4"d, 4 1/2"h; Condition: replaced bail

677M&B PATENT cast iron teakettle

ca. 1840-1855; marked "M&B PATENT", the flange at the base of the teakettle serves as an inset pit bottom does for stove use, 9"d, 7 3/8"h; Condition: original bail and lid

678Iron hanging fry pan with legs

ca. 1790-1820; American, pouring spout appears in this period; legs enable cooking over coals as well as hanging over an open fire, 11 1/2"d, 4"h; Condition: swiveling bail is original

6792 round iron stands

ca. 1840-1890; round coffee pot stand with center hole having radiating lobes and trefoils around the outer edge and four paw feet, a very thin and light casting typical of the late period, 5"d, Condition: good; round stand with five point star in center with twelve hearts radiating around it to the edge; this stand cast from a Rimby (Baltimore, MD) stand which originally had a handle. When the pattern became damaged, the handle was cut off to cast this round stand, 8"d, Condition: shortened legs

680Saugus, MA cast iron pot

ca. 1645-1680; with five sided legs worn to stumps, most likely a rare survivor made at the Saugus Ironsworks in Lynn, Massachusetts, the first successful blast furnace erected and operated in America; It was cast in a baked clay mold, evidenced by the faint parting line running from one side to the other, passing across the bottom. Most of these “loam molded” early pots were built up of clay layers on a horizontal rotating spindle like a lathe. This method utilizes the central hole after the spindle was removed as a sprue or round hole where the molten iron could be poured into the mold, leaving a round button when the iron cooled and the solidified “sprue” was broken off. Smaller Saugus pots were cast like this but larger pots were molded on a vertical rotating potter’s wheel and had no spindle through the center and no sprue at the center of the pot bottom, rather the sprues were off center to the left and/or right of the center line and always on the bottom since pots were cast bottom-up. Two other large pots of likely Saugus origin at Historic New Paltz, New York and The Winterthur Museum, Delaware were made the same way. Like this pot, both have five-sided legs (with slightly enlarged feet since they are not worn to stumps), typical of Saugus products. The ears or lugs where the bail is attached on this pot are of distinctive shape not noted elsewhere. The wooden pattern used to mold the ear had a horizontal round piece tenoned through the flattened curved vertical piece. The curved section also had a slight break from curved to vertical below its join to the horizontal section on which the bail pivots. Ears of this exact form and type have been excavated at Saugus and are not known to have been made or used elsewhere. These details suggest that this pot is one of the rare surviving cast products of this significant 17th Century ironworks, now reconstructed as a museum. The rusted appearance of this surviving pot belies its importance; 13 1/2"d, 10 1/2"h; Condition: rust, pitting and hole in the bottom indicative of long use as a flower planter, original bail

681Cast iron teakettle

ca. 1850-1870; after 1840, most teakettles were made with an inset "pit" bottom for use on a stove top; a similar teakettle was shown in the Dover Stamping Co. Catalog in 1869, 8"d, 9"h; Condition: original lid and bail

682G.W. Ibach wrought iron spider pan

ca. 1810-1830; American PA form of skillet is marked on the handle "G.W. Ibach"; George William Ibach was one of the sons of Frederick William Ibach, a native of Germany with emigrated to Philadelphia in 1796. George William was born in 1791. The family were blacksmiths who worked in Berks and Lehigh counties, 8 1/2"d, 7"h, 11 3/4" handle; Condition: legs restored, small rust holes

683Rimby cast iron trivet

ca. 1840-1850; heart shaped sad iron trivet with circles having six pointed stars, round handle end with six pointed star, marked "RIMBY" on top of the handle, Baltimore, MD, 9"; Condition: good

6842 cast iron pans

ca. 1840-1890; American spider form pan marked on the bottom "9 1/2", round bottom with stub feet, insert rim ledge for lid, flat teardrop handle has no hole. This is the final form of the spider/round bottom skillet, 10 1/2"d, 5 1/4"h, Condition: fire erosion from long use over an open stove hole; American fry pan marked on the bottom "MARIETTA PAR & Co. 10 IN", this firm has not been identified. The Marietta Casting Co. and the Marietta Holloware and Enameling Co. were both listed operating there in 1890 and in 1905, 13"d, 5 1/2" handle, Condition: good

685Marietta cast iron teakettle

ca. 1850-1870; swing-up lid marked "MARIETTA", in addition, a number "4" is located on the shoulder of the teakettle which also has an 1850's style wide gooseneck spout. It was made by one of the foundries operating in Marietta, PA. The pattern used to cast this vessel had a brazed rep air which can be seen near the "4" mark on the teakettle. The top of the rear tab for the bail broke off at some time and a hole was re-drilled lower on the tab to attach the bail; Marietta teakettles are rare, 7 3/4"d, 6 1/2"h; Condition: original bail

686Cast iron griddle

ca. 1780-1810; griddle with octagonal section legs, the reeded handle in the form of a column with widened base and capital in the form of an open heart suggest Federal Period motifs, found in the Bedford, PA area, 12 1/2"d, 10 1/2" handle; Condition: good

687Leibrandt & M'Dowell cast iron teakettle

ca. 1859-1867; marked on swing-up lid "LEIBRANDT & M'DOWELL PHILA"; a large teakettle by one of the most prolific Philadelphia foundries, also makers of stoves, 11"d, 9"h; Condition: original bail

6882 pieces of cast iron

ca. 1820-1840; American griddle, the rectangular handle found on the early griddles but not angled up as this is for use on a stove top, 12 3/4"d; American basin with ears, the original square-section bail has a swivel ring at the top for hanging over a fire, the short spur is the remains of a cut-off hook used to rest a ladle handle against. A broadside of "Pickens & Littlehale, Boston, MA" in 1827-1837 gives prices for iron holloware. Basins with and without ears are listed. The local blacksmith forged the bail and attached it to the ears, in this case adding the refinements of a swivel ring and a utensil hook, 13"d, 3 1/2"h to rim; Condition: good

689Pine Grove ten plate stove

ca. 1810-1815; marked "PINE GROVE", oval form with radiating sunburst designs, wrought iron doors and latch, probably made prior to 1815 when Peter Ege took over the operation of this Cumberland Co., PA Furnace, 33"l, 34"h; Condition: original condition, one rod rusted loose at base, original base

6902 early primitives

ca. 1820-1850; hand forged iron bricklayer's hammer with square face, notched decoration and opposite end curved to a blunt edge for splitting bricks, 15"l, 3 1/2" width of head, Condition: good; wooden ox yoke retaining original red paint, used in upstate New York, 48"l, 5 1/2"w, Condition: wrought iron rings, bows missing

691East iron fireback

ca. 1724; Anglo-Dutch style fireback for a small fireplace, dated "17 24" at the base under an urn with flowers, 15 1/2"w, 24"h; Condition: good

692Cast iron fire mark

ca. 1860; oval marked "U F" on either side of a steam pumper, issued by the United Firemen's Insurance Company of Philadelphia, founded in 1860, 9"h, 11 1/4"w; Condition: good

693Cast iron eagle

ca. 1844; eagle mounted on a turned wood base, this was the finial on a heating/parlor stove patented by Low & Leak of Albany, NY in 1844, 15"h, 9 1/2"w; Condition: good

694Cast iron eagle

ca. 1840; this primitive eagle statuette, suggestive of the carvings of Wilhelm Schimmel of Cumberland Co., PA was probably the finial for a stove, but its use nor its maker have been identified, 8"h, 15 1/4"w; Condition: good

695Cast iron eagle

ca. 1850-1870; eagle removed from a foundry building in Philadelphia where it was likely over a doorway. It may be a product of the Wood & Perot Foundry which specialized in animals and other decorative items, as well as fencing, garden furniture and the like, 9"h, 31"w; Condition: good

696Pair of eagle cast iron andirons

ca. 1840-1860; Rococo Style with C-scrolls base and eagle on stalk, the C-scroll at the top serves as a handle; these andirons were found in Charleston, South Carolina and are probably from an ante-bellum Southern Foundry, 12"h, 7 1/2"w, 16" length of dog; Condition: good

697Pair of cast iron andirons

ca. 1780s; these massive andirons were puddle cast in the early manner, the stalk is a reeded column with a ball on the top, the base and legs end in a Chippendale ball and claw foot, an early casting from a country furnace, 20"h, 13"w, 8" length of dog; Condition: heavy dogs have been shortened

698Wrought iron sawtooth trammel

ca. 1750; PA unusual twisted handles with scrolled ends for disengaging the sawtooth element, vertical line borders and zig-zag chisel punched decoration on the lower portion of the hook. This trammel was obtained from Robert Ditchburn, a noted reproduction PA rifle maker of Adams Co., PA who purchased it from a local farm sale prior to the time when many European sawtooth trammels were being imported, 48" closed, 67" extended; Condition: good

6993 primitives

ca. 1868-1910; cast iron feed trough marked on the rim "AARON WISSLER, BRUNNERVILLE, LANCASTER CO., PA", The Brunnerville Foundry was built by Peter Brunner in 1850 and owned/operated by Aaron Wissler from 1868-1905. Later owners operated it until about 1975, 4"h, 9 1/2"w, 18 1/2"l, Condition: good; cast iron chimney cleanout door with frame, marked "VARIETY WORKS LANC. PA", 5"h, 8 3/4"w, Condition: good; wire potato boiler used to wash salad greens as well as holding potatoes in a pot, 6"d at rim, 12"h, Condition: good

700Personal book of Barbara M. Ebersol with floral bookplate in 1913 Lancaster New Testament

ca. 1916 dated; bookplate appears to be done for herself reading translated "This book belongs to me, Barbara M. Ebersol 1916", it has adaption of spider web rose motif in double line double bar border, bookplate placed on flyleaf in late 1913 publication of New Testament, printed by New Era Printing Co., 4 3/4"x 7"x 1 1/2"; Condition: excellent condition, book has tail end cover separation

701Barbara Ebersol bookplate for Lidia M. Ebersol in 1871 Lancaster "Das Neue Testament…"

ca. 1919 dated; bookplate is ink and watercolor egg tempera with double spiderweb rose motif and reads translate "This book belongs to me Lidia M. Ebersol, 1919" with double line and double brace bar border, bookplate pasted into flyleaf of 1871, imprint by Johann B?r's son, unsigned attributed to Barbara Ebersol, Lancaster Co., PA, 4 1/2"x 7"x 1 1/2"; Condition: interior flyleaf good with small holes to left edge of bookplate, late tape binding repair and two inside fly leaf added

702Unsigned Barbara Ebersol bookplate for Eli M. Ebersol

ca. 1916 dated; Fraktur bookplate in ink and watercolor egg tempera paint with traditional double spiderweb rose motif and orange with green leaf vine border, attributed to Barbara Ebersol, glued to flyleaf in 1913 Lancaster imprint "Unparthenische Gesangbuch…" printed by New Era Printing Co., 4 3/4"x 7 1/4"x 1 1/2"; Condition: dark stains along lower border, overall good

703Fraktur bookplate with bird & floral motif attributed to Christian Strenge

ca. late 18th-early 19th century; traditional frontice piece of two-part bookplate by Strenge, a poetical verse heading above the colorful bird resting on stem of multiple tulip stems in two-handled jar/urn, framed in a gold leaf frame, 6"x 8 1/2" framed; [Note: Strenge was an ex-Hessian soldier that remained in PA after Revolutionary War. He was a schoolteacher in Hempfield Twp., Lancaster Co., PA]; Condition: rough condition with central creasing and paper loss along right side, soiling and color/paint loss

704Framed hand done watercolor and Fraktur Scribner Taufschein attributed to "Dotted One" Artist

ca. 1834 dated; Lehigh Co., PA birth and baptism record for Jacob Maurer, son of Adam and Salome (Decker) Maurer born Sept. 15, 1834 in Weissenberg Twp., Lehigh Co., PA baptized November 2, 1834 by Father Knopspy, the record is embellished with watercolor trailing tulip vines blooming from colorful urns, done on laid paper, framed in a veneered wood frame, artist known for the placement of a small dot above each numeral, 13"x 11 1/2" framed; Condition: charcoal/pencil layout lines present, roll creasing and central lines, one small tear to left upper edge

705Framed English text birth and christening record Fraktur attributed to Friederich Küster

ca. birthdate record 1787; colorful ink and watercolor record with birds at geometrical compass drawn star center flowers on stems; the scribner work is flowing cursive work for Sahra Osmun, daughter of William Osmun and Margaret (Braun) born on Sept. 22, 1787, born in Huntington Co., PA and framed in a flat cherry mold frame, 16 1/2"x 11 1/2"; Condition: rolled creasing and one fold line foxing to left edge, as found

706Moravian hand painted fire screen

ca. early 19th century; hand painted screen fabric for small hand fire screen, the lyre shape cut-out paper has backing of white plain weave cotton fabric, expertly painted with fine detail of three vignettes of similar design with two doves within bunch of roses and ferns with horn and torch crossed below doves, marked on reverse painted by one of my aunts E.M.J., 8 1/2"x 9 1/2"; [Provenance: ex- Ed Wise and Don and Trish Herr Collection]; Condition: some noted rodent damage along foot and to right lower base

707Painted tin roll front store bin

ca. 1870-1890; trade advertising bin for Patapsco Baking Powder (a trademark division of Baltimore firm Smith, Hanway & Co); the pressed steel, roll and solder constructed bin has wire hinged lid, scroll front with paint decorated girl portrait and lower C-roll door with trade advertisement and decal of European Villa, painted accents stencil and hand painted accents, upper roll with revolving spice marker, 9 1/2"x 11 3/4"x 13 3/4"; Condition: as found some paint loss and scratches, over 75% original surface in tact

708Yellow painted Atimore & Son mince meat bucket & ryestraw basket

ca. early 19th century & 1905; yellow painted coopered wooden bucket-firkin with softwood staves and slat banded lid with original paper label of "Keystone Mince Meat", Phila, PA, metal strapping bands and wood grip wire swing handle, 11 1/4"d, 10 1/4"h, Condition: as found, some damage from use, lid rim is broken and partial label peeling; rye straw round basket with coiled rye straw and hickory splint wraps, flat bottom and nine coil flared sides, 12 1/2"d, Condition: basket shellacked with licensed and turpentine

709Wooden Freihofer's trade advertising bakery wagon with horse on wheels

ca. late 19th century; Schoenhut toy wagon with "Freihofer Fine Bread" trade advertisement, the wooden covered delivery wagon on wooden running gear and wooden wheels, original black painted top and red bottom of box and accompanied by cloth covered wood carved horse on small iron wheel cart, interior of cart has small bread crate and rounded loaf blocks of wood, 12 3/4" with 10 1/2" shaft, 9"x 11 3/4" wagon; 9 3/4"x 3 1/2"x 9 3/4" horse; Condition: surface dirt, as found, some minor paint loss to wheels

710Late Nantucket wall basket with plywood hinged lid

ca. early-mid 20th century; traditional to form flat back handled basket with oval mahogany hardwood bottom, hickory splint shaved and shaped ribs and wicker weave, basket has round split rod hickory rim with brass tack fasteners and steam bent notch lock fastened shaped handle, basket with mahogany mount under plywood hinged list, 9 3/4"x 8"x 8 3/4"; Condition: rim rod is cracked on left side, traditional utility form, good

7113 pieces of metalware

ca. 18th-20th century; small pouring ladle with chase worked heart chain motif spouted bowl with rare 1707, Anna Dei Gratia one shilling encased coin bottom, ladle with socket mount and fine turned ebony wood handle, 2 1/2"x 13 1/2"x 2 1/2"; small ottoman or Turkish brass chased worked pepper pot on snuff box with barrel shape and ten small vignettes of Turkish dressed figure lid with wriggle work turban dressed figure and turned brass knob, 1 1/2"d, 2 3/4"h; floral and initialed punchwork decorated brass shoe horn with initials E.J. & M.V., 2 1/2"x 7 1/2"; Condition: all appear to be old, but age to be determined by buyer

712Ballot box & harness maker's tool tray

ca. 19th-early 20th century; walnut and cherry wood lodge ballot box in mitre and pin construction with two hinged lids and turned cherry peg handle, interior contains divider with white and black marbles, 14 1/2"x 6 1/4"x 4 1/2"; leather strap handled oval tool tray with thick leather band side and pit sawn yellow pine bottom with tack and clip fasteners, 18"x 7 1/4"x 5"; Condition: both as found, good

713Twisted wire handled basket & painted hat display stand

ca. late 19th-early 20th century; fancy wire framework oval basket with rounded over rim and two loose wire handles, 18"x 13 1/2"x 7"; decorative paint decorated four scroll cut legged base with rope twist tapered shaft and peg mounted dome cap stand, colorful paint accent with black paint overpaint, 6 3/4"d, 12 1/4"h; Condition: good

714Framed large fly leaf "Public Sale" bill of Peter G. Ginder, Lancaster Co., PA

ca. dated Feb. 19th, 1867; full sheet broadside printed by the Herald office in Mt. Joy, PA with large rearing dapple gray horse, block print and includes smaller block print of cow; the sale conducted by L.D. Gallagher, auctioneer at the farmstead along road leading from Groff's Store to Mt. Joy; sale included four horses, two well-trained mules, six cows, six horned cattle and assorted farm animals with two plantation wagons (one of them new) and assorted equipment, 26 1/4"x 35 1/2" frame; Condition: extensive paper loss along upper edge, creasing & some separation, framed in pine walnut stained frame

715Joseph Urich, Ephrata, PA feed bag with pig design decoration

ca. 1833 dated; heavy twill woven homespun linen-muslin feed sack with hand stitched assembly and wrap stitched corner tie eylet, red/brown ink stenciled name and date with uncommon pig design with curly raised tail, attributed to south central PA, 20 3/4"x 25"; Condition: some early stitch repairs; tagged by owner with attribution to Ephrata, PA