SESSION I – 3:30 PM in the Rear of the hall “Curiosities” from the collection to include large group lots of country accessories, small furniture, woodenware, baskets, lighting, lots of great country items.

SESSION II – 5:30 PM 

FURNITURE:  Glazed door corner cupboard with dentil molding and old paint, tiger maple 2 drawer blanket chest, 3 drawer lift top blanket chest old red paint, sea captain’s chest green paint w/original beckets, paint decorated dressing table, country Chippendale side chair in old paint, blanket chest with bracket base and old green paint, 6’ pine harvest table, blanket chest with shaped skirt and old blue paint (B.A. Smith Baker 1840), diminutive hutch table, Windsor bench in old paint, 18^C desk on frame as found, 2 part cherry corner cupboard, group of (8) similar birdcage Windsor chairs in black paint, early cupboard in blue/green paint, bucket bench in old red paint, lift top country desk, whale end shelves with grain paint, grain painted 3 draw chest, Hepplewhite country table, stepback cupboard, 2 slant front country desks with dovetail tops, 2 slat back armchairs in old paint, several nice country stands, group of 5 child’s chairs, small painted blanket box with bootjack ends, figured maple candlestand, country chairs and tables, and much more.

ACCESSORIES: 19^th C miniature ship model, 3 blue slip decorated crocks, green painted firkin, finger lap pantry box, 2 painted pantry boxes, green document box with contents, early painted boxes,  carved and painted eagle sgnd W. Ketzler Eliot, ME, GE. Butler San Francisco sextant belonging to Capt. JS Jellison (1914-56), iron doorstop Highland Light Cape Cod and other old doorstops, several nice old ship dioramas, W.T. Gilbert fire bucket, 2 early flasks, large collection of old game boards, early painted rocking horse, 2 document boxes in old blue paint, goose whirly gig, Staffordshire figures including “Uncle Tom”, “Departure and Return”,  large collection of old advertising tins, 12” French Fashion doll, #189 closed mouth bisque head doll, lighting including whale oil lamps, etc., ephemera (still being sorted), large Fair Winds Meakin china dinner set, stick barometer Barncastle-Solomon, large lot of Mulberry dinnerware, old bottles, Early redware, set of 12 large Ridgway blue and white plates, Canton, Camera “Pony Premo A” Rochester Optical, sewing bird, old pressed glass, lots of old woodenware and treenware, pair Rookwood vases, old textiles and quilts, antique hourglasses, oriental and hooked rugs, shorebirds and decoys, and much more

ARTWORK:  Mid-19^th Century China trade oil canvas of the American ship “Tam O’Shanter” 23 1/2" x 31" (back of China trade oil) , oil on canvas portrait of Captain Albion KP Wallace of Millbridge, ME (former Senator) who fought and was killed in the Battle of Fredericksburg together with his appointment certificate, portrait miniatures and silhouettes, several nice early portraits (sample 1, sample 2, sample 3), 4 oil paintings signed Mills (Hugh Lauren) (sample 1, sample 2, sample 3),  Original etching “The Diggers" Jean Francois Millet (documents for "The Diggers"), several unsigned small marine paintings, Katherine Pricket LaJolla Cal o/b, Modern painting sgnd Cucaro, marine w/c, Currier and Ives prints, 

PHOTOGRAPHY:  4 large photos of the SS Texan in dry dock for repairs 1918, Lot of large Clipper ship photos including some in Miami, photo lots, large lot of daguerreotypes and ambrotypes and others.

TERMS: M. Coyle Auctioneer lic 2369, 15% Buyer’s Premium Cash/Check/MC&Visa – Day of Sale phone # 508-733-6868.  Before sale day you can call 508-883-1659 or 508-733-6868. Catered.  Please come prepared to remove items the night of the auction. DIR:  SALE TO BE HELD AT VFW POST 1526, 123 Holliston St., Medway, MA (off Rte. 109).   We will be offering Free Verbal Appraisals in the afternoon before the auction from 12:00-3:00 PM in the lobby of the VFW Hall at 123 Holliston St., Medway, MA.   Smaller items may be brought in or photos of larger pieces.  No jewelry, coins or weapons will be appraised on that day.

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