Greg Shooner ca. 2008; slab form molded rectangular trencher with sampler slipware decoration, coggle wheel decorated banding and yellow trailing slip numbers along two outer bands with three lines of trailing green slip alphabet and accented with black slip dots, signed on reverse by artist, 21 1/2"x 13 3/4"x 3 1/4"; Condition: fine faux aged lead glaze and faux firing flaws along rim

ca. 1994, faux dated 1877; fine wheel thrown and flowing yellow slip decorated flat bottom bowl following form of original by David Spinner, Milford Twp., Buck Co., the deep form bowl with round rim, fine trailing slip two birds on tulip stem and German script "Everyone says I have such a pretty wife. David Spinner" with green glaze accent on base of tulip stem, 13 1/2"d, 2 1/2"h; Condition: faux firing flaws, crackled glaze to slip, good

Turtle Creek Pottery ca. 2006 & undated; signed "Betty Lou" incised slab form molded round plate with three line yellow slip corn furrows, four line flowing waters brown slip glaze and green leaflet accents design, 10"d, 1 1/4"h, Condition: faux chip to rim, fine bright color and clear lead glaze firing; slab form round plate with central tulip design surrounded by three yellow slip bands and brown slip single line flowing design, 9 3/4"d, 1 1/2"h, Condition: faux overfired glaze crackling and somewhat marred interior glaze

Greg Shooner ca. 1986; wheel thrown ball shaped pitcher with mounted strap handle, pitcher has trailing yellow slip three flower decoration with cobalt/black overglaze accent, marked by maker as being "Museum piece, wood fired", 8"d, 9 1/2"h; Condition: faux chip and faux firing flaws noted, couple small post firing flakes noted, missing from glaze

1991; 1987 signed Mary Spellmire "Museum Piece, Moravian Pottery" wheel thrown ovoid lidded jar, two-color flowing slip two flower decoration and fine two tier banding and predominant green slip scalloped foot banding, 6"d, 8 1/4"h, Condition: faux flaws along rim, lid with faux aged firing, one post firing flake from rim; signed 1991 Cathy Gatch museum piece LTD, wheel thrown disc shaped flask with sgraffito decoration of tulips and star flower with flowing green glaze accents, 5 1/4"x 1 3/4"x 5 3/4", Condition: repairs to lip of flask

Breininger Pottery ca. 1979; signed Barbara & Lester Breininger and marked "#28 of 60 LTD" wheel thrown bulbous jar vase with extensive three color trailing slip decoration of unicorns, blooming heart and tulips, 8"d, 8 3/4"h; Condition: good, minor firing blistering along lower waist of jar

Turtle Creek Pottery ca. late 20th century & 2008; both slab form molded redware round chargers: one impressed by Pottery Works only, Moravian-type three-color urn pattern decoration with yellow slip ground, brown and green glaze decoration, 11 3/4"d, 1 3/4"h; signed Betty Lou coggle wheel rim with yellow trailing slip corn and flowing water decoration, three lines of three-line cup flowing water designs and two rows of three-line corn stalks, accented with two brown outer lines, 13"d, 2 1/4"h; Condition: both faux aged overfiring glaze crackling, good

1998 & 1999; both wheel thrown pots with multiple color slip and glaze decoration: 1998 Moravian type cylinder jar with narrow neck and flared rim, decorated with Albany slip brown running stag design with green pine trees and yellow slip stars, upper and lower decorative bands, 5"d, 8 1/4"h; 1999 bulbous vase jar with yellow slip ground, brown Albany slip tulips with mottled green glaze accents, jar with multiple upper and lower decorative banding, fine PA form decoration, 6 1/4"d, 7 1/4"h; Condition: both fine decorative form reproductions with faux age firing and faux flaws, good

Pottery ca. 1977 & 2006; 1977 B & L Breininger running horse decorated charger, slab form molded with coggle wheel rim, yellow slip trotting horse accent drops and trailing line yellow slip with splattered manganese glaze, 12 3/4"d, 1 3/4"h; 2006 wheel thrown flared rim flat bottom bowl with two bird and tulips incised sgraffito decoration, green splatter glaze accents, 11 1/2"d, 2 1/2"h; Condition: both good

Uhlerstown, PA ca. contemporary; wheel thrown ovoid bank with molded bird finial, applied leaf and wheel accent, extensive incised line banding and mottled brown glaze accents, 5 1/2"d, 9"h; ornate two handled bird on ring field jug, wheel thrown ring shaped on hollow molded pad foot with fine hand molded bird perched inside ring, applied leaf and wheel design and decorative dot glaze decoration, 8 1/2"d, 4 3/4"x 12 1/2"; Condition: both good

late 20th-21st century; all hand molded and decorated with multiple slip and glaze decoration: Mary Shooner signed sgraffito decorated whale with incised tulip design, yellow slip ground, brown and green glaze accents, 4 1/2"x 2"x 2 1/2", Condition: faux aged overfiring with crackled glaze, good; signed Mary Shooner rooster, press form molded with yellow slip ground, brown-red slurry and green glaze accents, 3 3/4"h, Condition: good; signed (?) standing poodle dog with curled tail, floppy ears, yellow slip ground and flowing green glaze accents, 5 1/2"x 2"x 5", Condition: faux aged overfiring with crackled glaze, good

& 2009; both wheel thrown redware bowl with central piercework reticulation central bands: 2002 "Fred K" footed deep serving bowl with mottled brown glaze, central piercework has double wedding ring and tulip design, 8 1/2"d, 4 1/2"h, Condition: good; Christopher Woods 2009 footed bowl with fluted rim and two mounted rope twist handles, yellow slip ground and flowing mottled brown glaze accent, 8 1/4"d, 4 3/4"h, Condition: faux aged overfired with crackled glaze finish

Mary Shooner ca. 1993; wheel thrown redware deep bowl with flared rim, fine yllow and green trailing slip decoration of large single floral design with multiple leaves, multiple decorative interior line banding and rim with trailing slip fern-type design with green accents, following form of early Bucks Co. slipware bowls, 15"d, 2 3/4"h; Condition: extensive faux chips and glazing flaws, faux aging

redware chargers ca. early 21st century; both slab form molded redware bowls with coggle wheel rim: 2007 Christopher Woods reddish-tone slip ground with incised lion in crown design with three-color decorative accents, rim incised band with brown beaded band, 12"d, 2"h; undated Sandy Downing yellow slip ground with incised floral design and incised floral vine border and brown, green and red slurry slip/glaze accents, 12"d, 2"h; Condition: both faux aged and faux flawed with overfired glaze crackling

crock ca. 2007; fine form wheel thrown handled crock with pour spout and flat lid with round knob, fine four bead mounted strap handle, beautifully decorated three-color slip decoration of reversing tulips central band and multiple upper and lower trailing slip bands in multiple colors, lid with similar three-color slip decoration, lid incised decorated on interior with scene of Shooner Pottery and kiln, 8"d, 9 3/4"x 7 1/2"; Condition: faux aged and faux firing flaws

ca. 2008 dated; Christopher Woods at Turtle Creek Pottery slab form mold charger with coggle wheel rim, yellow slip ground, trailing brown slip, bird on stem decoration with green brush stroke flowing glaze accent, 13"d, 2 1/4"h, Condition: overfired with faux aged crackling to glaze; J. Huntley at Wisconsin Pottery slab form molded charger with coggle wheel rim, yellow slip ground with incised peafowl picking breast to feed young design with large star flower and trailing tulip design, incised verse on reverse, 12 1/2"d, 1 1/2"h, Condition: overfired with faux aged crackling to glaze and faux chipping

ca. 21st century; both slab form mold round chargers with coggle wheel rim: undated Sandy Downing sgraffito shielded eagle pattern incised decoration with green accents, artist note on reverse "Inspired by decoration on 1800 butter print", triangular element band, 12 1/4"d, 2"h; 2012 Christopher Woods Moravian Pottery form bird on sprig decoration in four colors slip with grape cluster and sun spot interior band and line with dart outer band, 12"d, 2"h; Condition: both fine faux aged and overfired glaze crackling

by Greg Shooner ca. 2008; wheel thrown bulbous pitcher with mounted double fluted strap handle, pitcher has yellow slip ground with incised faux date "1807" and tulips with flowing vines and dark green wash, 5 3/4"d, 7"x 7 1/4"; Condition: faux aged, very good

ca. 1971-1996; all wheel thrown redware with decorative glaze accents: 1971 footed cheese strainer crock with flared rim and round pierced strainer holes, crock with mottled brown glaze accents, 8 1/4"d, 9"x 6 1/2", Condition: chip to one foot with mounted strap handle; 1980 handled and lidded cream crock with spout and knob handled flat lid with mottled brown glaze accent, 5 1/2"d, 7 1/2"x 8", Condition: good; 1990 bird and floral sgraffito decoration on small bulbous pitcher with rope twist handle, yellow slip ground with incised decoration and flowing green accents, 5"d, 6 1/2"x 5 1/2", Condition: good

Turtle Creek Pottery ca. 1990 & 2002; both slab form molded round charger with yellow slip ground and incised decoration: 1990 Christopher Woods inspired by David Spinner (Bucks Co.) early plate, depicting two Colonial era gents on horse back with floral design, decorative brown and green glaze accents, 10 1/2"d, 1 1/4"; 2002 signed inspired by Bucks Co. plate yellow ground with incised bird on flower stem with trailing brown glaze German verse banded rim with redware slurry, green and brown slip accents, 12"d, 2"h; Condition: both faux aged and faux flawed

patent date; attributed to Shepard Mfg. Co., the early Punch and Judy bank is a theatrical shaped building bank with two comical figures, Punch & Judy who operate by lever, Judy holds a pan and Punch attempts to grasp coin while Judy revolves to deposit it into slot, 6 1/4"x 3 3/4"x 7 1/2"; Condition: operating at cataloging, retains 75-80% original surface

1930; attributed to Arcade Toys T-bar lift box dump truck with bulldog shaped cab, tin bottom cast iron dump bed that would be connected to T bar frame, mounted to spring coil kept push rod, on original white rubber tires and retains old blue paint, 12"x 4"x 5 1/2"; Condition: good complete with driver, missing string connector to T-bar, extensive paint wear, approx. 60-75% original surface

to A.C. Williams dome bank building, cast iron multi-story bank with central dome and arched façade over entry, retains original gray and gold radiator paints, 4 3/4"h, Condition: good, retains approx. 80% original surface; repainted Columbia bank, safe shape key operated bank, 3 1/2"h, Condition: overpainted, as-is, no damage, secondary surface

1930-1940s; attributed to Hubley, Lancaster, PA, green and red painted small Mack truck with revolving power/steam shovel with nickel plated shovel on rubber tires, steam cab marked "General", 10"x 3 1/2"x 5", Condition: newer replacement tires, old paint, retains approx. 80% original surface

& 10/20/1885 patent dates; early cast iron mechanical bank depicts a young girl in red dress and yellow hat, seated next to brown Lab-type dog, coin placed on small paddle on girl's right hand when lever is operated, dog's mouth opens as coin is dropped into slot and tail is moved, the reservoir painted brown, attributed to Shepard Hardware Co., Buffalo, NY, 7 1/2"x 3"x 7 1/4"; Condition: bench top trap door is missing and mechanism is not working properly, possibly a second production series by Stevens Co., original paint is approx. 70-80%

ca. 1900-1909; still bank part casting with key operated hatch door, depicting a multi-story sky scraper with six cupola capping roof, painted in gray and brass radiator paints, attributed to A.C. Williams Co., Ohio, 4 1/2"x 3 1/4"x 6 1/2"; Condition: good casting, retains approx. 90% original paints with key

1908-1932; attributed to Arcade Toys "Good Luck" horseshoe shaped figural iron bank with buster brown and tiger figures, retains original black/bronze paints, 4 1/4"h, Condition: approx. 80-90% original surface, very good; prancing horse on oval base attributed to A.C. Williams with original bronze radiator paint, 5 1/4"h, Condition: unknown if screw is replacement, retains 70-80% original surface

ca. 1900-1920; both figural bisque/porcelain holloware pieces with slots that depict black culture figures: razor disposal figure of black man with mustache in red turban, white collar and yellow shirt, mouth open slightly, 6 1/4"h, Condition: some noted paint chipping to black hair; Native boy bank pottery/bisque figure in painted turban with black painted face, 4 1/2"h, Condition: minimal paint loss, overall good

century; non-typical earthenware hand molded grotesque face shaped bank with inscription on reverse "Save thy money and thy money shall save thyself" following form of mold faceware piece from Vale, NC, wheel thrown holloware head with applied face features, open grinning mouth, flowing brown glaze with thick glaze formed near base, 3 1/2"d, 4 1/2"x 5 1/4"; Condition: unknown maker, minor glaze flaws, overall good

cast iron round shaped registry bank with three feet, nickel plated face cover with round gazing window that covers litho printed "This Bank Contains" with three registry windows, operating with push-button lever register, 4 3/4"x 2 3/4"x 5 3/4"; [Note: figure 1538 in "The Penny Bank Book"]; Condition: good, retains 85% original finish

20th century; English molded yelloware parrot/eaglet pottery bank with mottled green/brown glaze on rocky base, 5 3/4"h, Condition: small flakes from glaze base; molded bisque Easter chick and egg bank with flowing brown glaze, incised on base "1406", 3 1/2"h, Condition: good; molded porcelain "American Eagle... Give Us Peace" bank with eagle depicted with raised wing and outstretched head standing on rock, reading "In all our states may He give us peace" with mottled glaze, 5"h, Condition: good

1900; fine cast iron mechanical bank with extensive detain to floral covered base and feather details to chicken, gate held coin that when triggered, operated hen to drop forward with open beak and small chick pops out from under hen's breast, attributed to J&E Stevens Co., marked on base "patent applied for", 9 3/4"x 3 3/4"x 4 1/2"; Condition: extensive paint wear, the hen's beak does not fully close, 40-60% original surface retained

1917-1920; two paint variants of same bank, both camels with erect head and saddle between humps on bronze radiator painted ground: one with light brown saddle and one with dark brown saddle, 7 1/4" each; Condition: both 75-85% original surface

ca. 1900-1909; still bank part casting with key operated hatch door, depicting a multi-story sky scraper with six cupola capping roof, painted in gray and brass radiator paints, attributed to A.C. Williams Co., Ohio, 4 1/2"x 3 1/4"x 6 1/2"; Condition: good casting, no key for door trap

banks ca. 1900-1920; both crafted with wooden lock-drawer base that has papier mache molded and polychrome painted figure on top, head triggered to move when coin is dropped in socket, each with a key: small kneeling boy in blue coat and straw hat with extensively decorated molded accent to base, 8 3/4"h, Condition: chip to boys hat, non-operating, repair to neck; dark hair mother and child figure with molded base that has drawer pull knob on locking drawer, 9 1/4"h, Condition: good, minor chipping noted to base, small chip to coin slot

1893-1913; one signed "Kenton Hardware Mfg Co" #37 small size "Columbia Bank" with domed roof painted with gray radiator paint, three-part construction with bolt and nut held bottom, 3 1/4"x 3 1/4"x 4 1/2", Condition: 70% original surface, good; brown and gold leaf painted bank building with arched mansard roof, arched doors and windows, attributed to J&E Stevens Co., 3 3/4"x 3 1/4"x 5 1/4", [Note: figure #1122 "The Penny Bank Book"]; Condition: good

oval shaped small candy tin with lift-off lid and small coin cap on bottom, depicting squirrels gathering nuts, chipmunks, small bug with net and receiving teller owl, marked "Security Storage and Trust for Squirrels & Chipmunks", 4 1/4"x 1 3/4"x 2 3/4" each; Condition: both have some surface scratches and paint chipping, overall retaining 80-90% original surface

trade advertising banks for the "Ciney" enameled "Bucket-A-Day" coal burning heatolator in cast iron with light blue enameled surface, nickel plated door, back of bank marked "Ciney", attributed to France, 4 1/4"x 2 1/2"x 3 1/2"; Condition: one cracked to center base, other appears cut to right front corner, some surface chips to enamelware, Ciney was a French Stove Company

later era U.S. crafted mechanical bank of owl on log bank, with glass eyes and head turning left as coin lever is operated, replica of original design by J&E Stevens, 7 1/2"h; Condition: very good but not believed to be by Stevens, flat head screws used, casting is somewhat rough surface and hardware appears newer, excellent paint

combination trap ca. 1893-1913; signed "Kenton Hardware Co." #40 model dome bank building base on Columbia World's Fair Trade building, the casting with four step base, fire latticework and arch door single floor with large dome, 7"x 7"x 9"; Condition: retains much of original cream and green original paints, 70-80% original surface

Bastian ca. 1988 & 1991; 1988 chip carved Schimmel-type eaglet with outstretched mounted wings, deep carved feathering accents and perched on a ball base, with colorful polychrome paint decoration, signed "JB", 7"x 5"x 7"; Simmons-type colorful painted chip carved distelfink bird perched with wire legs on turned ball (bedpost) base, signed "JB", 2"x 6 1/2"x 6 1/2"; Condition: both good

Ranck ca. late 20th century; oil and watercolor painting on tan velvet fabric depicting young boy standing next to seated dog, in the background is a three-rail wooden fence and small white painted cottage, signed by artist, all framed in a bird's eye maple frame, 16 3/4"x 15" framed; Condition: good

20th-21st century; modern replicated screen print on artist paper depicting 18th century colonial era couple with five children and playing dog in foreground and drape accent across top of scene, framed in a vintage mahogany veneered frame, 14 1/4"x 19 1/4"; Condition: appears to be artist copy of original that was done on canvas, good, no damage

scene by Georg Lyster, Lancaster, PA ca. late 20th-21st century; original painting by Lyster inspired by works of Edward Hicks depicting two young children in field with lion, oxen, leopard, wolf, goat and snake, bordered with gold lettered verse on umber ground from Isaiah 11:6, framed in a sponge print painted frame, 21 1/2"x 17 1/2"; Condition: good, no damage

painted by Rebecca Erb ca. 1991 dated; reproduction Shaker type oval band boxes with plywood bands and maple heads, tack nail constructed and expertly paint decorated with similar pattern of "earthworm graining" in red and brown tones with black painted lid bands, all signed and dated under interior of lid, 4"-13"x 2 3/4"- 9 3/4"x 2"-5 1/2"; Condition: very good

Rank ca. late 20th century; oil on tea dyed velvet cloth of Asian export bowl filled with fruits and distelfink type bird rest on strawberry, the bird with a sprig of currant berry in its beak, framed in a flat molded stained wood frame, 18 1/4"x 16 1/4"; Condition: good

utensils by Henry W. Dietrich ca. pre-2005; each hand forged following form of wrought iron utensils with matched rattail hook top hanger, each signed H.W.D. (Henry W. Dietrich, Lenhartsville, Berks Co., PA) including: spatula, ladle, skimmer and two-prong fork, 11"; Condition: some surface rust noted, good cleaning is needed

dipped in onion skin stain and scratch decorated by unknown artist (P.R.), all placed in a modern small Easter basket: Tulips and seagull on feather tree; bird on sprig and large Moravian star with tulip and hearts; geometric pattern with Moravian star design

display stand ca. 20th century; sheet copper press molded and soldered hollow body rooster with mounted pressed sheet arching tail feathers, cut out cocks comb and waddle, mounted to tubular center swivel and perched on directional arrow, the rod and display with lightning arrester ball and cast brass directional marking arms, displayed on round flag stand base, 25"x 2 3/4"x 21" rooster and weathervane 67 3/4" overall height; appears to have some exposure to weather, somewhat uniform copper tarnish buildup and on directional markers

display stand ca. early-mid 20th century; press formed two sheet and solder constructed with mounted pressed form two-part solder constructed antlers leaping deer mounted to tubular stem with tubular cross member, mounted to old salvaged directional markers and copper ball on iron rod base in wooden display, 26"x 2"x 34 1/2", 74" overall height; Condition: the antlers have been resoldered and chemical toning noted, some surface appears authentic from use and some loose tacking of solder noted, directional marker is bent, the classic form leaping deer has been highly reproduced so age is somewhat undeterminable

21st century; wrought iron pad footed rush lamp with adjustable twisted work socket and rush tongs on uniform rod, stand has spring steel keep, riveted guide and snake head snuffer hanger, 12"d, 42"h, Condition: appears to have old parts with some rework noted to twisted socket and tongs, age unsure, origin unknown; late reproduction of early form pad footed adjustable candle lamp with thread rod mounted stem in tool decorated arch leg base, adjustable lamp bracket with rivet mounted candle socket and two wrought iron hooks, 14 3/4"d, 54"h, Condition: contemporary, possible imported reproduction

ca. late 20th-early 21st century; copper full body stag weathervane with press formed two sheet and soldered body and mounted two sheet press form and soldered horns, the stag mounted to tubular center stem and 5/8" copper tube horizontal, displayed on floor mounted with cast two-part brass cast directional markers, 26"x 2"x 32 1/2" stag and vane; Condition: minor chipping to one stem of horn

20th century; pad footed tri-foot adjustable four tine roasting rack with octagon knob topped stem, four rivet mounted two tine meat prongs on round adjusting rack, snake head cusp on spring steel pressure point and rack rod in thread and bolt assembly, 14"d, 27 3/4"h; Condition: shows evidence of use, appears to have some age, buyer should view for themselves

century; copper sheet and solder constructed two-sheet sailboat with pilot house, singular tubular mast with sail and press formed striped large sail on tubular rail with copper wire rigging, displayed on iron display stand, 30"x 5 1/4"x 30 3/4"; Condition: appears to have copper age wash applied; some surface patina from exterior exposure; brace wire damaged near bow; some retacking to sail

1970s-present; whimsical watercolor of a white goose standing in front of backdrop filled with sunflowers, signed on front of painting and ink on reverse with personal note on reverse "For Little Preston From Barbara Strawser", in a painted frame, 4 3/4"x 5"; Condition: good

ca. 1987; uncommon heart shaped cut out wall mount with half mount heart bracket painted golden brown, heart frame has one larger size carved and polychrome painted bird wire leg mounted to bracket and two similar carved longtail birds with polychrome painted perched on stems on off-setting sides, 17 1/2"x 8"x 10 3/4"; Condition: repairs noted to cracks on heart wall bracket

painting by Barbara Strawser ca. 2006; uncommon abstract Christmas view is somewhat a dream scene that includes angel hovering over baby Jesus in manger and sheep, a view of father and boy dragging Christmas tree, Santa in sleigh being pulled by deer, brown rabbits, brushes with red berries and scene filled with stars, note on back states "Happy day painting - being with family, being happy..." by Barbara, 25 1/2"x 21 1/2" framed; Condition: no damage

Jackus ca. 1984 dated; two part construction fine scroll cut and wonderfully carved outspread wing backboard with mounted eagle with head right facing, outstretched talons, fine feather carved accent on body and mounted glass eyes, stained and varnished finish, signed in felt tip pen on reverse, 42 1/4"x 3"x 13 1/2"; Condition: repair to one wing tip

reproduction mirror contained in a carved and paint decorated frame, with a pair of birds on the crest, signed "Mest" and dated 1983 on back, 7 3/4"x 17 1/2"; reproduction woven egg basket signed Leinbach, 7"x 6 1/2"; Condition: no damage

slip decorated bowl with yellow and green slip, signed on reverse and dated June 21, 1989, 13"d; Condition: minor glazing loss on front

banks ca. late 19th-early 20th century; both heavy sewer tile pottery type molded figural banks of black culture with dark Albany slip glaze and cobalt glazed caps: woman in bandana with long flowing hair, 6 1/4"h, Condition: glaze blistering to cobalt glaze around coin slot; man wearing fez cap, both with thick glaze that covers base and have stilt stand marks from firing, 6 3/4"h, Condition: coin slot has been carved to get coins out, possible American maker

1909-1930; one attributed Arcade Toys "World Time Bank" tall safe shaped bank with six round spots on each face with paper decal of location and matching time, the top with "Washington" and embossed clock face, simple brownish tone glaze surface, 2 1/2"x 2 1/2"x 4 1/4"; one attributed to A.C. Williams "Time is Money" round bedside clock figure with bronze/gold radiator paint, 3"x 1 3/4"x 3 1/2"; one attributed to Arcade Toys "A Money Saver" round bedside clock with black ground and gold leaf accents, 3"x 1 3/4"x 3 1/2"; Condition: all good with over 80% original surface

20th century; English (?) grandfather's clock arch top tallcase clock with solid cast front and side, thread mounted back, brown varnish wash finish, 5"h, Condition: back panel crack and currently wire mounted; attributed to Hubley, red painted ornate hall clock with paper dial, Victorian type embellished arch top clock with reticulated lower case and fancy columns, ornate cast front and mounted tin case money box, 6"h, Condition: substantial paint loss, missing clock hands

late 19th-early 20th century; pounce mold formed pottery seated opossum bank with green flowing glaze, the face of opossum appears "tricky", 5 1/2"h, Condition: nip to glaze on left ear, possible American made pottery; two variants of same bear figure bank poured porcelain mold with bear holding branch across shoulders, one in brown glaze and one in cream color, 5 1/2" each, Condition: good, attributed to Czechoslovakia

early 20th century; all molded wood fiber composition with hinged keyed trap door on belly: two different paint variants of same elephant with decorative head ornament and baggage on back, 3 1/4" & 3 1/2"h, Condition: gray elephant with repair to trunk, other with paint chipping and wear; camel with loaded baggage bank, 4 1/4", Condition: repair to front legs

attributed to Keyser & Rex "Villa" (1882 church) bank with fancy four dormer roof on bank with gothic arch and rose windows, retaining black lacquer finish, 4"x 3"x 5 1/2", Condition: front panel cracked and repaired; attributed to Kenton Hardware Co. flat iron building bank with combination small trap, based on famous NYC skyscraper in original gray radiator paint, 5 3/4", Condition: 85% original surface

20th century; German/French porcelain gent with sideburns bank in colorful glazes with purple cap marked mold #8048, 3 1/4"h, Condition: very good; painted porcelain "Old Man of Sea" type figure of sailor with pipe in black cap, tin keyed trap door, 3 1/2", Condition: very good; molded carnival chalkware "Rin Tin Tin" bank with hand painted accent, boy in brown cap figure, 5 1/2", Condition: good

to A.C. Williams "boy scout/soldier" figure with pack on back and walking stick, painted features, 5 3/4"h, Condition: original 70% painted surface; one attributed to A.C. Williams "Campbell kids" pair of twins (boy and girl) casting with gold/bronze radiator paint, 3 1/4"h, Condition: 50% original surface, replaced screw; one attributed to P.G. Wing, Chicago "foxy grandpa" in derby with big belly, painted in gray radiator paint with polychrome painted accents, 5 1/2"h, Condition: 80% original surface

French or German majolica type flowery pig with embossed flowers, Condition: small nick to foot; porcelain turtle shape bank with brown glaze, Condition: good; porcelain seated dog with post box on neck, brown glaze, Condition: good; signed "Frie Onnaing, France" razor back pig on rock, mixed glaze colors, Condition: good; hull-type razor back pig shaped pottery bank with flowing slip glaze, Condition: good

1910-1940; one attributed to Arcade, red painted small elk bank with partial label of Arcade, slot swivel bolt key, 6"h, Condition: chipping and paint wear, approx. 60-70% original painted surface; Arcade (?) small horse with flynet bank with gold radiator paint, 4 1/4", Condition: extensive wear, approx. 60% original surface; one attributed to A.C. Williams large donkey with saddle having a slotted screw mount and polychrome painted with blue saddle and original paints, 6 3/4"h, Condition: approx. 70-80% original surface

advertising banks ca. 1920-1930s; Belgian made brown enamel coated "Ciney" heatrola bank made by A. Vanderseeten, Louvain (Belgiam), 5 1/4"h, Condition: some chipping to enamel surface, a reverse and scratch to base plate; Belgian "Fobrux" arch top heatrola in cream enamel coat with tin coin box by unknown maker with nickel plated grill and trademark casting, 5 3/4"h, Condition: couple chips to enamelware coating

porcelain fireplace with clock bank on cream color ground with polychrome glaze accents, 4"h, Condition: good; brown glazed continental porcelain Victorian Ice Box with floral urn on door, 4 1/4"h, Condition: good; brown glazed stoneware ram's head pottery bank, 3"h, Condition: firing cracks near slot, chip to left ear tip

1905-1930; "Mammy with spoon" bank in red bandana, blue dress and gray apron, 6"h, Condition: some paint chipping, good, 75-80% original surface; Hubley-type Mammy with hands on hips, polychrome painted, 5 1/4", Condition: extensive wear, some minor rust to surface

"USA x 675" model pressed metal lithographed tank in WWI form with red domed hatch slot, each with small wheels for rolling, 6 1/4"x 3"x 3 1/4"; Condition: both good with minimal surface scratching/chipping

banks ca. 1900-1920; both form molded composition wood fiber with hand painted accents: monkey chained to wooden crate bank depicting monkey on top of hinged door crate with key to operate hatch door, 5 1/4", Condition: good; rooster on top of harvest basket, 5 1/2", Condition: some blistering to painted surfaces, crack to surface of basket

attributed to Kenton Hardware Co., orange painted one story house bank with central chimney, steeple topped doors and windows, original paint, 2 3/4"h, Condition: paint wear and chipping, approx. 75% original surface; attributed to J&E Stevens, red painted small size Victorian house bank with two chimneys, two story and steeple cased dormer window, 3 1/4"h, Condition: paint wear and chipping, approx. 85% original surface

attributed to John Harper LTD, England bear on hind legs with bronze/red radiator paints, 5 3/4"h, Condition: minimal paint loss approx. 90% original surface; attributed to A.C. Williams begging rabbit bank depicting seated rabbit with raised front paws, gold leaf radiator paint, 5"h, Condition: minimal paint scratching and chips

attributed to Kyser & Rex side chimney cabin with solid bottom and three part cast top, dark lacquer finish, 3 1/2"x 2 3/4"x 2 3/4", Condition: good; later Williams or Kenton central chimney cabin with ventilated bottom and slot key fastener, polychrome painted surface, 3 1/4"x 2 3/4"x 2 1/2", Condition: good

1920-1940; British made lithograph tin sheet double door office safe on cast iron base with key operated hatch door, 4 1/2"h, Condition: denting/creasing, handles missing to doors; trade advertising lithograph tin sheet Federal wringer washer trade assembly model bank, 4 1/4", Condition: some creasing to legs; trade advertising lithograph tin "Radiation Junior" gas cook range with shelf top trade assembly model bank, keyed hatch door, 8 3/4", Condition: minor scratches to surface

"KLT" Germany lead/white metal cast Indian bust with headdress, keyed hatch door, 3 1/2"h, Condition: substantial paint chipping; Wriggley building souvenir chief in headdress bank with brass tag, attributed to "KLT" Germany white metal lead casting, polychrome paints, 3 1/2"h, Condition: substantial paint chipping; brass pressed sheet metal stump bank with key-operated hatch, 3"h, Condition: missing silverplate; horse hoof white metal cast bank/inkwell, 2"h, Condition: hinge lid has slot, but possibly originally used as inkwell, extensive wear

Pottery ca. 1971 & 1982; form pour molded loaf dish with three-line flowing slip flowing water and corn rows design decoration with flowing brown and green glaze accents, dated 1971 "Taylor Mansion Pottery", 14"x 10 1/2"x 2"; slab form molded round plate with coggle wheel rim, sgraffito decorated floral design with flowing green glaze accents, dated 1982, 10 1/2"d, 1 1/2"h; Condition: both good, no damage

ca. 2001; wheel thrown deep dish flat bottom bowl with flared rim, decorated with three-color trailing slip tulips on stem decoration and yellow slip German script with faux date 1788, inspired by works from Bucks Co., PA pottery David Spinner, 11 3/4"d, 2 1/4"h; Condition: faux age and overfired glazing flaws, small chip, flat rim of bottom, otherwise good

by Christopher Woods at Turtlecreek Pottery ca. 2005; wheel thrown jardinier size loving cup with four mounted strap handles, cream slip ground, panelized outline of brown slip with tulips center in each panel, each tulip and border line with redware slurry slip infill and yellow slip beadwork on brown slip, upper rim with message "The best is not too good for you", 10"x 10"x 6 3/4"; Condition: fine reproduction of traditional English pottery form slipware, good

water cooler by Rowe Pottery ca. 21st century; three part water cooler with wheel thrown stove pipe base, two-handled bulbous shape cooler dispenser with brass spigot and knob handled dome lid, pot and base has matched cobalt floral design in cobalt blue and salt glazed finish, 9 1/2"d, 17 1/2"h; Condition: good

1985 & 2002; 1985 Mary Spellmire at Turtle Creek Pottery "museum piece" following form of original by John Leidy II, Montgomery Co., slab form molded oval platter with tan slip ground and three-color trailing slip decoration with "Ann Dominl" in middle with faux date within German script around rim, 16 1/2"x 12 1/2"x 2 1/4", Condition: large faux damage chips to rim and overfiring; 2002 "Betty Lou" slab form small loaf dish with coggle wheel rim and yellow trailing slip small bird on stem decoration, 12 1/4"x 9"x 1 3/4", Condition: faux aged overfired glaze crackling, good

ca. 2011 & undated; 2011 Christopher Woods three-color slip tobacco jar with wooden turned lid, wheel thrown ovoid jar with cream slip ground, brown flowing slip band and brush stroke green and brown accents, lid in tiger maple, 5"d, 10"h, Condition: good; "WF 155" wheel thrown lidded bulbous jar with two mounted loop handles, Albany slip brush stroke accents and lid with small ball knob, 7"d, 11"h, Condition: good

by Wisconsin Pottery ca. 1996 & 2006; 1996 slab form molded rectangular loaf dish with green wash slip ground incised with faux date 1810 and eagle and floral design incised decoration, 12 1/2"x 8 3/4"x 2", Condition: uncommon green glaze; 2006 J & D Huntley traditional form decoration with faux date 1782, peafowl and tulip incised design with two lines of German verse and interior band of tulips and corn stalks, mottled green glaze, 12"d, 1 1/4"h, Condition: good

by Mary Spellmire Shooner ca. 2012; slab form molded oval serving dish with tan slip ground incised with running stag and floral designs, rim has coggle wheel worked edge and fine incised line and dart band, three-color slip and glaze accents, stag has fine trailing tulip design decoration, 14 1/4"x 11 1/2"x 2 1/4"; Condition: faux aged and faux rim flakes, good

Christopher Woods, Turtle Creek Pottery ca. 2005; slab form molded large redware round charger with coggle wheel rim, charger has multiple band of three line yellow slip and two outer cleft mark decorative accents, reverse in decorative incised with eagle and tulip design and "Hello Good Day", 15 1/4"d, 2 1/4"h; Condition: faux aged and overfired glaze crackling, three noted faux rim flaws

1986 & 2007; 1986 Turtle Creek Pottery wheel thrown ovoid jar with flared rim and incised line banding, brown Albany slip glaze finish, 6"d, 8"h, Condition: faux aged, good; 2007 New England type handled candlestick with green and orange spot glaze, wheel thrown tapered top base with three pierced-work accent and mounted strap handle, 4 3/4"d, 5 1/2"x 7 1/4"; Condition: faux aged, good

sgraffito charger by Greg Shooner ca. 2004; slab form molded rectangular serving dish with coggle wheel rim, Albany slip brown ground incised bird on tulip stem design in central field and colorful undulating band vine of ball and open tulips, entire piece has three color trialing slip accent with faux date 1829, 17"x 14 1/4"x 2 3/4"; Condition: faux aged and overfired, one noted rim chip repair noted

1980; Breininger Pottery slab form octagon charger with yellow slip ground incised rooster, green and black glaze accent and flowing green glaze accent, 13 3/4"x 14"x 1 1/2", Condition: good; C. Ned Foltz wheel thrown round bowl with green slip ground and incised multiple tulip design, 11"d, 2"h, Condition: good

Sandy Downing, Turtle Creek Pottery ca. 21st century; slab form molded redware octagon bowl with fine trailing slip decoration of spread winged eagle, floral medallion and floral front designs, flowing green glaze accents and lower rim with inscription "Temperance", 14 1/2"d, 3 1/4"h; Condition: good

both slab form molded with coggle wheel rim: 1987 C. Ned Foltz charger with sponge spatter cat and leaf pattern decoration with stencil cat and leaf patterns, multiple color slip and glaze decoration, 13 3/4"d, 1 3/4"h; 2007 Breininger Pottery Moravian-type sgraffito three tulip design with brown Albany slip ground and green, cream and redware slurry accents, 10 1/2"d, 1 3/4"h; Condition: both good

Sandy Downing ca. 21st century; slab form molded round charger with coggle wheel rim, slat glazed white ground with fine decorative rooster and floral design in blue cobalt, fine 2 1/2" wide cobalt blue decorative band, 15"d, 2 1/4"h; Condition: faux aged overfired crackled glaze finish

ca. 2007 & 2008; 2007 Sandy Downing and Fred Keith wheel thrown two-handled basket bowl with Moravian type decoration, brown Albany glaze with dove on bell flower stem in center of base, colorful flower stem around interior of bowl and faux dated 1794, two rope twist mounted handles, 7 1/2"d, 8 1/4"x 4", Condition: good; 2008 Christopher Woods wheel thrown domed lidded bowl with rope twist handles, bowl and lid have cream and green slip bands, lid has trailing Albany slip undulating line accent, 7 1/2"d, 8 1/2"x 5"; Condition: good

2005; both slab mold formed redware plates with coggled wheel rim: 1996 Christopher Woods four line trialing yellow slip cleft noted symbol and clear lead glaze, 8"d, 1"h, Condition: faux aged and overfired glaze crackling, faux chips to rim; 2005 Greg Shooner brown Albany slip ground with multiple flowing lines of yellow slip decoration, 9 1/2"d, 1 1/2"h, Condition: faux aged and overfired glaze crackling

Creek Pottery ca. undated & 2000; both slab form mold round plates: "SPNEA" (Society for Preservation of New England Antiques) charger with spiral single line green slip and undulating band, 13"d, 2 1/2"h; 2000 Christopher Woods plate with Alany slip ground and scratchwork to multiple bands of yellow slip, 11 1/2"d, 2"h; Condition: both faux aged and faux damaged to rim

1890-1920; both similar form molded porcelain figure marked #2819 on base, each with reclining ram with head bent back resting: one in green glaze, Condition: very good; one in cream/orange tone glaze, Condition: some slight glaze knicks along back bone

clock/banks ca. 1920s; bronze finished Lux Clock two-part scroll top mantel clock with separate waterside boat and windmill molded footed base with keyed slot bank, 6"x 2 3/4"x 4 1/2", Condition: manual clock not working, note on interior - 1929 gift; Waterbury Clock Co. for "Chelsea Exchange Bank, New York" single cast scroll top mantel clock on scene mold paneled footed base with applied brass tag, 5 3/4"x 2 1/2"x 5 1/2", Condition: some surface chipping, works are not operating; sesqui-centennial Liberty Bell bank with "Made in U.S.A." hand operated clock, on hinge pinned harp stand base, bronze toned, 7"x 4 1/2"x 9 3/4", Condition: replaced hinge pin screws, repair plates noted to base, clock is not operating

unattributed grey iron casting of doorstop type casting converted for use as bank, 6 1/4"h; Condition: casting appears old, however, evidence of heavy grinding lines; original painted surface is removed; possible mid-restoration

1920-1940; Arcade made roper trade advertising stove shaped bank with two tin sheet lift lids, white and black painted, 4"h, Condition: 75-85% original surface, very good; Kenton Toys red painted floor model radio with combination operated nickel plated hinged door, cast and sheet metal, 4 1/2"h, Condition: 60-75% original surface

1900-1940; both trade advertising banks: Schenider & Trenkamp "Reliable" parlor footed stove with hinge pinned cap, bronze and nickel plate finish, 4"x 4 1/4"x 6 1/2", Condition: Isinglass lens replaced with foil, surface wear at 60% original surface; bronze/copper alloy casting "Globe, Glow Boy" heatrola shaped footed bank marked "Globe Stove & Range Co", 2 3/4"x 2 3/4"x 5 1/4", Condition: good, no key to hatch door

to A.C. Williams St. Bernard with pack bank having chest harness and belly strap, pack has ropework casting, bronze and red toned painted surfaces, 5 1/2"h, Condition: 70-80% original surface; unattributed U.S. "I hear a call" water spaniel with pack with embossed strap, black painted dog with gray painted pack, 5 1/4"h, Condition: poorly painted, approx. 90% original surface

1913, 1914, 1916 & 1918 patent dated; both mixed cast iron, wood and sheet metal battery operated magnetic trigger deposit bank with building façade of column front bank with lithograph tin work door and windows, 6 1/2"x 4 1/2"x 4 3/4"; Condition: neither complete and need extensive work

to H.L. Judd, Wallingford, CT city bank with paying teller, narrow two-story building with arch center façade, arch top entry and windows, the reverse lattice work reticulated casting with copper tone finish, 5 1/4"h, Condition: good, retaining 80-90% original finish; one attributed to J&E Stevens, four tower bank building marked "Pat. Applied For" with four corner brick tower casting with comical cap, in brass radiator paint, 5 3/4"h, Condition: retains 70-80% original finish

attributed to Nicol & Co "Whit City Puzzle Savings Pail Bank…" #2 wooden pail shaped with wire handle and nickel plated finish, 2 1/2"d, 2 1/2"h, Condition: extensive wear, retains 70% original surface, missing original cap screw; attributed Kyser & Rex penny register pail bank with lever operated gate stop and two window register, retains original black paint, 2 3/4"d, 2 3/4"h, Condition: good, retains 90% original surface

to unknown maker pressed tin life boat bank with lithograph label and stickers, applied for "Royal National Life Boat Institution" with hinged door central hatch with key, 14 1/2"-3 1/2"x 4 1/2"; Condition: some surface scratching and soiling, approx. 70-80% original surface

Judy Theatre" toy clicker bank with push lever clicker that operates punch and hound policeman, children dressed in swim gear in lithograph, 3"x 1 1/2"x 4 1/4", Condition: missing key but operating; "Calumet Baking Powder You Save..." cardstock powder can with tin caps and "Thank You" lithograph tin child, 2 1/4"d, 5 3/4"h, Condition: some water damage to cardstock box

to Chamberlain & Hill, England hexagon "space heater" shaped bank with bird casting, ornamental embossed floral casting with two pierced bird shaped gazing window, dark lacquer coating, 4"d, 6 1/2"h, Condition: 80-90% original surface; attributed to J & E Stevens, patent 1905 "Kodak Bank" strong box shaped bank with floral embossed casting, fold down tote handle and key operated hinged door, 5"x 2 3/4"x 4 1/4", Condition: nickel plated surface, some minor rust near tote handle

Iron Casting Co. patent dated 1918 "Pershing" (General Pershing) casting with copper and brass tone paints, 7 3/4"h, Condition: casting finishes appear unmatched, possible married parts, extensive wear and paint loss; unattributed white metal and wood child on globe bank in white metal casting with child placed atop a globe with brass collar that is thread screw mounted to turned wood base, 6"h, Condition: some cracks to base, brass radiator paint appears original

ca. 1930; Duralumin casting by Ferrosteel Co., Cleveland, OH, highly detailed of oblong shaped hanger building marked with company and "Airship Dock, Akron, OH", 7 1/4"x 2 3/4"x 2 1/2"; Condition: good, base retains partial original padded base

black painted standing labrador retriever bank with gold collar and tail curled to left leg, 4 1/2"h, Condition: retains 85-95% original surface; attributed to A.C. Williams small size elephant with Howdah in bright orange paint, cast brass moveable trunk, 3 1/2"h, Condition: unknown if paint is original

attributed to Germany natural stain and varnished cherry wood trinket chest bank with operating slide out coin deposit and screw mounted removable base with German script note, 4 1/4"x 3"x 2 1/2"; Condition: chip to rear corner base; each top and base plank is extended past box

Jack-o-lantern ca. 1920-1930; thin papier mache pumpkin shape molded Jack-o-lantern with added triangular ears and painted black with additional hand painted facial features, the cat Jack-o-lantern retaining original painted paper eye hole, nose and mouth coverings, 6 1/2"x 4 1/2"dx 4"; Condition: minor tip fold to one ear, near perfect condition

container ca. later 20th-21st century; thicker molded papier mache hollow body candy container cat on pumpkin design, molded with removable head, fine expert paint decoration with black seated cat wearing bowtie on Jack-o-lantern base, 4 1/4"d, 9 3/4"h; Condition: unknown origin, unsigned on base that appears overpainted, possible late production/reproduction crafted piece

advertising sign ca. 1910-1930; printed on pressed tin sheet by John Igelstroem Co., Massilon, OH advertising "Honey Moon Tobacco", a pipe tobacco product produced by Penn Tobacco Co., Wilkes-Barre, PA with hip flask can scene of young couple seated on crescent moon, framed under glass, 6 3/4"x 9 3/4" sign; Condition: considered as new old-stock, excellent

19th century; both push-up candlesticks with disc scraper shaped raised feet, each forged sheet metal with thread bolt and nut fastened hollow stem with push rod, one punch signed "Shaw", 4"d, 7 1/4"h each; Condition: one very good, one with some surface pitting and rust, gold leaf painted

early 20th century; possible Taghkanic region made basket with small plate drawn split rod rim band and small plate drawn finely brace worked hoop handles, appears to be thinly pounced and uniform scratch plate sized elm wood, staves cross-over bottom to form high peak, weaving splint are uniform sized and basket plane shaved, the rim wrapped, 5 1/2"d, 3 1/4"h; Condition: minimal weaving splint damage, very good

20th century; both rolled tin plate sheet metal and solder constructed with ventilated solid sheet back: comical giant man with small head, oversized legs and outstretched arms, 5 1/4"x 7 3/4"; comical man walking with big belly, 3"x 7"; Condition: both have some rust

traditional buttocks shaped egg basket with 1/2" splint hoop handle and rim hoop, constructed with split and point shaped ribs, weaving splints uniform scratch plate cut, union tightly woven and X weave over nail fastener, the rim tightly wrapped, 6"x 6 1/2"x 5 3/4"; Condition: as found, beautiful dark brown patina from age, minimal weaving splint damage

toy ca. late 19th century; early form cut-out tin sheet and nail rivet jointed arms and legs man depicted wearing black top hat, green coat, yellow britches, green legging and black shoes, pin joint to wood handle metal rod, designed to be used with wood flexiboard, 11 1/4"h with 16" handle; Condition: good

late 19th-early 20th century; traditional form egg basket with 5/8" wide bent hoop handle and hoop rim, constructed with coopered wide split stave type ribs and uniform scratch plate cut weaving splints, tightly bound and X-braced over nail set union, 7"x 7"x 7"; Condition: excellent dark patina, one painted green spot, as found

lid ca. mid-late 19th century; jar with 3/4" wide fold over rim band and blow stick pontil on base, dark stained wooden composite lid and wide selection of wax fruit included, 10"d, 8 1/2"h; Condition: jar is good, composite lid is chipped

1850; New England-type yellow smoke painted ground on a softwood nail constructed box with mounted bead molded flat trim, chamfer molded extended bottom and trim cased lid, brass pull handle, dropfront panel with tole-type painted fruit and leaves design with pinstripe accents, 19 1/2"x 6 1/2"x 5 1/2"; Condition: good, minimal paint loss

chair ca. 1880-1900; 3/4 rod back and plank seat chair with dark red ground paint, brushstroke black graining, fine hand painted rose bloom on seat with additional yellow pinstriping on chair, attributed to southeastern PA, 7 1/2"x 8 1/2"x 16 1/4"; Condition: unsigned, minimal paint loss, later recrafting of older Windsor chairs

19th century; football-shaped kitchen trencher of bird's eye or curly maple with chamfer top end grasps and fine carved and shaved interior and bottom that retains original gouge chisel marks, 22 3/4"x 13 1/4"x 4 3/4"; Condition: excellent patina, shows evidence of use, hanging hole drilled along one side

rolled, pressed form and solder constructed wall sconce with mirror back in shell/plant leaf scalloped border and press formed with oval mirror lens and a tubular stem candle socket, 7 3/4"x 3 1/4"x 12 1/4"; Condition: some creasing to tin, minimal light rust

ca. mid-late 18th century; tight coiled rye straw and oak splint wrapped basket with central openwork coil, crafted with 1/4" wick oak binding, 10 1/4"d, 4"h, Condition: had early shellacked surface on exterior; along with grey and red wool patchwork ball pin cushion, rag stuffed; small saw dust filled strawberry pin cushions; large felt and velvet straw stuffed strawberry pin cushion; Condition: ball cushion with moth hole, one small strawberry missing cap

child's bureau ca. 1890-1920; quilted maple wood cabinet with scroll cut arch and mule ear backboard, similar scroll cut bracket foot and spear tip in arch scroll cut sides, cherry wood drawer boxes with applied raised panel walnut fronts with porcelain pulls, light stain and varnish finish, 14"x 11 1/2"x 22 1/2"; Condition: non-traditional construction/form; warping to face mounted skirt board

ca. 1860-1880; poplar wood chair with shaped plank seat, turned legs (narrow set back legs), four egg detail turned spindles and mule ear cut shaped rail, brown painted with stencil flower basket design, gold leaf accents, 13 1/2"x 13 1/2"x 20"; Condition: good

board ca. late 19th-early 20th century; German traditional form round lathe turned cutting board dish type turned with elevated cutting board and arching rim with beading edge, decorative relief carved with "Welcome" and half wreath that terminates with wheat grain head, 12"d, 3/4"h; Condition: screw-in eye screw placed on rim of plate for hanging, shows extensive use, good

mid-late 20th century; bench crafted vertical lady's dressing cabinet designed for setting on bureau top in dovetailed constructed white oak with fine quarter sawn lift-up door that has bevel edge mirror on reverse, interior three drawers with burl/oak veneer drawer fronts and three storage compartment, handheld mirror and notched hand totes for allowing carrying of cabinet, 10"x 9"x 14 1/4"; Condition: handheld mirror damaged

cupboard ca. 1870; softwood diminutive size pine corner cupboard with brown grain paint decoration, single plank door that has chamfer molded detail to create raised panels, cove and bead mold crown molding, door with Victorian piece black painted catch latch, 17 1/2"x 11 1/4"x 25 3/4"; Condition: door is cracked on lower portion

stained and varnished long kneeling prayer bench in cut-nail construction with face nail mounted apron board, 50 1/4"x 6 1/2"x 5 3/4"; Condition: some cracking to board

1930s; softwood mortise and tenon constructed doll cradle with mounted rocker, the bed posts each with folk art carved head of four figures, created by Walt Disney, including Dopey, Donald Duck, a bear and Jiminy Cricket, the frame painted green with fine hand painted character illustration on each end of bed, 22 1/2"x 17 3/4"x 14 1/4"; Condition: rockers appear to be later addition, extensive paint wear to carved figures

first quarter 20th century; diminutive size kitchen wall rack crafted with twisted wire heart shaped hanger and three graduated size half round baskets, 6"x 3"x 17 1/4"; Condition: minor creasing, overall good

PA redware cup with manganese sponging on a reddish-brown lead glaze, baluster profile, flared rounded rim, tooled foot flange, ribbed strap handle, southeastern PA origin (perhaps Berks Co), 3 3/4"d, 2 3/4"h; Condition: worn rim with small flakes and glaze losses

glaze, pair of cut away handles each with a pierced round finger grip, vertical sides with raised four ring top band and raised three ring bottom band, southeastern PA origin, later "HB" scratched initials on base, 7 1/4"d, 3 1/2"h; Condition: 1/4" rim bruise

designs including central wavy lines bar bracketed by a pair of double wavy banner staffs, applied by a three quill cup, all on a reddish-brown lead glaze, Philadelphia region origin, 8"d, 1 1/4"h; Condition: 2 3/4" rim line, 1 1/2", 7/8" & 3/8" rim chips, some interior wear

bulbous jar, split and pinched rim and belly rings, two pairs of twisted rope and crescent lugs, flared saucer rim foot, southeastern PA origin, 5"d, 5 1/2"h; Condition: 1 3/8" rim chip, extensive flaking and glaze losses, 3/8" belly ring flake, 1 5/8" foot chip

quill cup) cream slip Z motif with broad banner endings on yellowish-brown lead glaze, coggled rim, Philadelphia region origin, 8"d, 1"h; Condition: minor edge flakes

redware bowl with manganese sponging on a yellowish-brown lead glaze, rounded band rim, rounded sides and short raised foot, southeastern PA origin, 6 1/4"d, 2 1/2"h; Condition: extensive glaze losses on rim

mold in olive toned lead glaze with pumpkin brown areas, bowl form with highly inclined five ribbed sides and interior tube, flattened rims, attributed to Willoughby Smith, Womelsdorf, Berks Co., PA, 9 1/4"d, 6"h; [Provenance: ex- Lester Breininger Collection]; Condition: good

pot with attached saucer, reddish brown lead glaze with green and manganese sponging and streaks of cream slip, tooled sawtooth rim border and double coggled shoulder rings, rounded pot and saucer rims, probably southeastern PA origin, 7 1/4"d, 6 1/2"h; Condition: roughness and flakes on rims

shaped creamers with manganese sponging on a yellowish brown lead glaze, strap handle, tooled foot flake, possibly Berks Co., PA origin, 3"d, 3 1/4"h, Condition: 1/4" and smaller rim flakes; unusual pouring pot, squat baluster shape, manganese spotting on a reddish-brown lead glaze with olive toned rim, tooled rounded rim, uncommon rouletted collar band of wavy impressions, tooled rounded foot flange, 4"d, 3 1/2"h, [Provenance: ex-Lester Breininger Collection, Condition: 1/2" and smaller rim flakes, rim glaze losses, 7/8" foot chip, 1/4" foot bruise with losses

with reddish brown lead glaze, flared rim and tooled foot flange, 2"d, 2"h, Condition: 3/4" rim line, 1/8" & smaller rim; cylindrical crock in reddish brown lead glaze with manganese streaking, rounded rim, inverted collar, southeastern PA origin, 1 1/4"d, 1 1/2"h, Condition: 3/8" rim chip

pot with attached saucer, reddish brown lead glaze with manganese streaks, rounded rim, tooled raised and inverted collar band, flared saucer rim with tooled foot flange, attributed to Willoughby Smith, Womelsdorf, Berks Co., PA, 4 1/2"d, 4"h; [Provenance: Pastor Fred Weiser Collection]; Condition: good

with three wavy cream slip lines on a yellowish-brown lead glaze, impressed on reverse "Willoughby Smith/ Womelsdorf" (Berks Co., PA), 6"d, 1"h; Condition: 1 1/4" & smaller rim chips

handled cup, reddish brown lead glaze covered with iron spots, ribbed strap handle, slightly flared rim, tooled foot flange, 3"d, 1 3/4"h, Condition: good; small bowl in dark brown lead glaze, tooled foot, 2 3/4"d, 1 1/4"h, Condition: shallow 1/4" rim chip

bulbous jug, canted rim, strap handle, dark brown over a tan-brown lead glaze, 2"d, 2 3/4"h, Condition: good; shallow pan with rolled rim, manganese sponged rim over a reddish brown lead glaze, southeastern PA origin, 3 1/2"d, 3/4"h, Condition: good

Sally Zabriskie ca. March 21, 1833; center seam coverlet with repeated pattern of four eagles within wreath of stars, through center field and surrounded four flower design with star center, unique bird in tree flanked by fox and hound, urn of flower and hen near maker's panel, fringed foot end, attributed weaver David D. Haring, Bergen Co., NJ, 92"x 72", [Note: Checklist of American Weavers page 53 border pattern is identical]; Condition: extensive wear at head end, along side border and soiling; rare form border

quilt ca. 1880-1930; top piecework assembled calico fabrics with diamond set light and dark assembled nine patch block variant with outsetting tulip from central small square block, set into blue field with purple and yellow border, thick batted with blue check fabric back, 72"x 72"; Condition: minor sun fading, some minor soiling

wool yarn and non-bleach cotton warp, jacquard woven with repeated acorn and oak leaf blocks, center seam constructed with fringed side and foot, border with floral and leaf design, 92"x 86"; Condition: minor soiling, good

Sugar Loaf, Luzerne Co. ca. 1851; bright color possible sample coverlet by weaver that has only five recorded coverlets woven: crimson, royal blue and green wool yarn with white cotton warp, includes floral wreaths and stars, eight point star and bush design, maker's name and location in lower corner blocks, fringes stitch mounted on sides and foot end, 92"x 80"; Condition: minor stitch pulling of woven fringe, good

ca. 1843-1870; marked "Improved P. Warranted" red, blue and light green wool yarn and warp jacquard woven coverlet with central floral wreath in geometric pattern, floral and berry design border with Grecian Key small border, fringes on three sides and maker's name on foot end, 82"x 78"; Condition: minor yarn loss along head end, good

ca. 1880-1950; all round box type butter molds having carved round print on mounted arm for ejecting, each appears to be factory made, with hand carving from uniform pattern including: pineapple, two acorn on stems, star flower, four petal star flower variant, single leaf and swan, 1 1/2"-4 1/2"d, 2"- 5 3/4"h; Condition: two smaller prints appear to be much later, one box cracked on larger size

ca. late 18th century-1830; pine dovetail constructed Bible/documents slide lid box with molded interior casement to plateau raised panel slide lid, baseboard with slight chamfer molded edge, old dark red paint, thumbnail carved notch and central mounted battan lid, signed in pencil under lid, 15"x 15"x 9 1/2"; Condition: minor trim loss to one edge of rail

century; "D. Bentley & Sons, Phila" (254 N. 3rd Street) dovetail constructed candy maker's ladle with rounded bottom, rivet mounted handle socket with wood handle, triangular spout and roll braced rim, 9 1/4"d, 23 1/2"x 4 1/4"; "J.S. Cropley, Phila" press form single sheet ladle with flat bottom and triangular spout, butcher ladle with rivet mounted tapered socket with wood handle, 8 1/2"d, 20"x 4"; Condition: both good

ca. late 19th-1910; both industrial kitchen grade copper kettles with dovetail construction, copper rivet mounted iron handle, each tin wash interior plating: one gallon size, 7 3/4"d, 5 1/2" with 8 1/2" handle; three gallon size, 11"d, 7 3/4" with 13" handle; Condition: both good

20th century; box nail constructed box with raised panel slide lid, brown on cream swirl and brush stroke grain painted and lid with thumbnail carved pull, 12"x 8 1/2"x 5 3/4"; Condition: lower side of lid painted as well, unknown age of paint

blue and white marbleized enamelware coffee pot with enamelware lid, wire swing handle and black enamel handle, approximately one gallon size, 8 1/2"d, 12"x 11 3/4", Condition: two chips to pot, small chips to lid; medium blue and white marbleized enamelware coffee pot with tin domed lid, wire swing handle, blue and white enameled handle and tip-up handle, made to sit into stove plate hole, approximately two gallon size, 11"d, 12 1/4"x 13 1/4", Condition: chip near rim of pot

18th century; initialed "JC" wide bench drive seed ripper comb with 29 hand forged spikes in fine tool decorated bench clip mounted bar with strikes including wide thumbnail and florette, 22"x 10 1/4"; Condition: missing one wrapped tip from end spike

candle mold for large churchhouse altar candles with tray top and strap handle, 3 1/2"x 4 3/4"x 17", Condition: minor creasing and some rust; barrel or keg tin tube tester, long tubular candle shape with strap handle and small finger hole on domed cap, 1 1/2"d, 29"

1840-1860; dovetail constructed round copper pot with bent strap handle pin hinged on copper riveted flange mount and solder mounted gooseneck spout, wood knob on domed lid, handle with three strikes Ebert and #5 (attributed to James Ebert, tinner in Uniontown, Fayette Co., PA), 9"d, 13"x 7 1/4"; Condition: spout remounted, extensive cleaned surface, solder repair to crease damage on shoulder, replaced knob on lid, fair at best

signed "H.R. Eby" (Hiram R. Eby, 1855-1932 working in Penn Twp, Lebanon Co., PA) simple form with pierced heart accent hanger and filework on lower third; signed "E.L.H. 1927" simple form with round eye hanger; signed "C.R. Gibble" (possible Manheim, PA) flatwork and square stock work handle with round eye hanger; 10 1/2"-12 1/2" long; Condition: all blades have extensive wear, last two have rust on surface

marbleized swirl light blue and white enamel coat with agateware lids: three quart handled lighthouse shaped coffee pot with round knob on hinge mounted lid, 7"d, 9"x 10 3/4", Condition: one chip, overall clean; approximately two gallon size with strap handle on domed lid, black enamel strap handle and swing wire handle, 10 1/2"d, 12"x 13 1/4", Condition: good

century; tool punch decorated tulip shaped blade with bent shank central rod and chamfer top flatwork handle, Condition: good; brass and iron spatula with brass tulip shaped blade brass riveted to brass filet inlaid rod and flatwork handle, blade on bird head mount, Condition: good; signed "H. Grove" brass blade spatula with rod and arch top flatwork handle, strike on brass blade, Condition: creased blade above mount

ca. 1814 dated; heavy wrought iron bench cleat type flax seed ripper comb with initials and tool decoration, sixteen tapered spikes and two rings mounted into wrapped brace spikes, the bar frame with fine thumbnail and punched festoon type decoration with spear tip ends, 15"x 1"x 11 3/4"; Condition: good

century; reworked and dated 1902 brass bowl ladle with 18th century partial embossed strike "H. Sta…", bowl added in 1902, 13 1/3", Condition: as is, extensively reworked; signed "D. Campbell, Bellfronte" brass bowl skimmer with rod and flatwork hook top handle, copper riveted bowl with bird's head mount, 19 1/2", Condition: possible remounted bowl, extensive surface rust; strainer spatula with secondary mounted pierced brass blade on late era twisted shaft hook top handle, 18", Condition: fair, secondary use/repurposed handle with fold and braced brass blade

approximately two gallon size lighthouse shape with agate domed lid, wire swing handle and mounted pour handle: light blue swirl pattern with wood grip on wire swing handle, 10 3/4"d, 12"x 13 1/4", Condition: minor chipping to foot rim, 2 chips on lid; cobalt blue swirl marbleized pattern with wood knob on domed agate lid and strap handle, 10 3/4"x 12 1/2"x 13 1/2", Condition: some chips along foot and along rim of lid, lid has replacement knob

century; all three heavy cast iron "press and bake" cookie print molds: oval cornucopia of fruit with decorative line and dart banded edge, 4"x 5 1/2"x 1/4"; elongated oval bird on stem with stars and line with dart edge trim, 5"x 3 1/4"x 1/4"; round three leaf stem with two band trim edge, 3 1/4"d, 3/4"; Condition: all good older form

signed "G.W. Warfel" (attributed to George W. Warfel, Conestoga Twp., Lancaster Co., PA) with tapered stem flatwork handle with hook top hanger, Condition: good; signed "D.C. Face" with diamond form grip on flatwork handle that has wrapped rattail hook, Condition: rust to blade; tool punch dated "1909" with round eye hanger, Condition: good

19th-1920; signed "J.C. Carpenter" (J.C. Carpenter, working Millway, Lancaster Co., 1913) simple form with rod and flatwork handle with hook top hanger; signed "P.E. Will" (Phares E. Will, working in Penryn, PA) with rattail hook top flat and rod handle; signed "G.H.Y." flatwork spatula with ring hanger; 11 1/2"-14 1/2"; Condition: all good, cleaned

ca. 1880-1920; milk bucket with loose wire pail handle on flange mount, 9 1/4"d, 8"h, Condition: extensive chipping; approximately one gallon lidded kettle with three beaded ribs and wire swing handle, original enamel coated lid with ball knob, 7 1/2"d, 7 1/2"h, Condition: some chipping

century-1840; all attributed to central PA with tapered tubular handle and simple form blade for scraping, 2 3/4"-4 3/4"x 4"-4 1/4"x 3 1/2": punch signed "PB" (possible signed P. Becker) triangular blade, Condition: some rust; cold punch owner strike "J. Adaire" triangular blade, Condition: good; unsigned beehive shape with plugged and weighted handle, Condition: good

non-handled basket with square bottom and double splint round rim, cross-woven with wrapped rim, 8 1/2"d, 4 1/2"h, Condition: extensive wear, charcoal residue; wrought iron sticking Tommy miner's jamb peg candle lamp with hook hanger, 7 1/4"x 3"x 3 1/4"

signed "F.A.W." large size spatula with rattail hook hanger on arched handle, Condition: extensive surface rust; signed "C.W.F." three prong butcher fork with spear shaped grip on rod handle with round eye for hanging, Condition: very good; primitive three prong fork with wrap hook hanger on flatwork grip, Condition: good

20th century; signed W.C. Estep long straight stem spatula with ring hanger on spear head grip, primitive form, possible Huntington or Blair Co., PA, Condition: bending on blade, rust; signed "J.W.S." two-prong fork with hanger hook top flatwork handle, Condition: good; signed "F.M. Ebersole" spatula with flatwork hook handle, Condition: good

jug ca. 1890; three gallon (impressed "3") iron wash salt glazed stoneware cylindrical jug, typical Daniel Shenfelder brushed cobalt tulip motif, straight rim, rounded shoulder, slightly rounded foot, attributed to Daniel Shenfelder, Reading, PA, Albany slip glaze interior, 10"d, 15 1/4"h; Condition: as made

Wilcox ca. 1870; slightly bulbous stoneware crock with brushed cobalt four flower and foliage design (three spitting tulips), cobalt daubs on applied pair of crescent lugs, flattened rim, tooled neck, incised collar ring, impressed "Cowden & Wilcox/ Harrisburg, PA/ 4" with Albany slip glaze interior, 11 3/4"d, 13"h; Condition: minor wear

jug ca. 1890; two gallon (impressed "2"), salt glazed stoneware cylindrical jug, typical Daniel Shenfelder brushed cobalt tulip motif, straight rim, rounded shoulder, attributed to Daniel Shenfelder, Reading, PA with an Albany slip glaze interior, 8 3/4"d, 14"h; Condition: four 1/2" and smaller rim chips and flakes, cobalt fry and losses

Laufersweiler ca. 1885; three gallon salt glazed cylindrical stoneware jug, cobalt slipped leafy spray motif, impressed "F Laufersweiler/ Empire City Pottery/ 517 & 519 W 27th Street/ 3" (Francis Laufersweiler, Manhattan, NY) with collarless mouth and Albany slip glaze interior, 10"d, 15 3/4"h; Condition: two salt drips by handle, small stone pop on foot

jug ca. 1880; two gallon salt glazed stoneware cylindrical jug with typical Shenfelder brushed cobalt tulip design, impressed "2/ D.P. Shenfelder/ Reading, PA", flattened rim with inverted cone shop, rounded shoulder, Albany slip glaze interior, 9"d, 13 3/4"h; Condition: 1 1/2" rim line, 2" line by upper handle and 4" lines by foot

stoneware crock ca. 1870; two gallon salt glazed stoneware cylindrical stoneware crock with slipped cobalt bird on a stump design, cobalt daubs on applied pair of crescent lug terminals, impressed "Cowden & Wilcox/ Harrisburg, PA/ 2" with a flattened rim, everted tooled neck, impressed shoulder ring and Albany slip glaze interior, 8 3/4"d, 11 3/4"h; Condition: professionally restored

glazed stoneware cylindrical jug, typical Shenfelder brushed cobalt tulip design, inverted cone shaped rim with flattened top, rounded shoulder with pair of impressed rings, strap handle and Albany slip glaze interior, attributed to Daniel Shenfelder, Reading, PA, 7 1/4"d, 10 1/2"h; Condition: good

stoneware crock ca. 1875; salt glazed stoneware slightly bulbous crock with brushed cluster of grapes design, cobalt daubs on applied pair of crescent lug terminals, impressed "Sipe, Nichols & Co/ Williamsport, PA/ 3" with a flattened extended rim, tooled neck band, impressed shoulder ring and Albany slip glaze interior, 10 3/4"d, 11 1/2"h; Condition: 3 3/4" & 3 1/4" rim lines, 3" mid-section spider, 11 1/4" Y lines across base and up sides, 1/2" lug edge chip

Son ca. 1885; salt glazed cylindrical stoneware jug with cobalt slipped zig-zag cone motif, impressed "N.A. White & Son/ Utica, NY" (Nicholas), collarless mouth and Albany slip glaze interior, 7 1/4"d, 11"h; Condition: (2) 1/4" rim flakes, 3 1/2" faint network of lines below mouth

salt glazed cylindrical stoneware butter crock with horizontal band of brushed cobalt feathered foliage and connecting feathered swags on pair of applied crescent lugs, flattened banded rim with faintly impressed rings and Albany slip glaze interior, perhaps Remmey Pottery, Philadelphia, PA, 10"d, 5 3/4"h; Condition: 3 3/4" & 2" rim lines, 10" Y line down side and across base

crock ca. 1870; salt glazed cylindrical stoneware butter crock with horizontal brushed cobalt feathered sprig, impressed "Cowden & Wilcox" (Harrisburg, PA), flattened, rolled and tooled rim, and Albany slip glaze interior, 8 1/2"d, 4 1/2"h; Condition: 2" & 1 3/4" rim lines

pearlware spatter and sponge handleless cups and saucers: red spatter, a marriage among the Rose patterns, red roses and green foliage, 4"d, 2 1/2"h cup, 5 3/4"d, 1 1/4"h saucers, Condition: marriage, cup has 1/2" rim line, saucer has slight discoloration; child size blue with red sponge, 3"d, 2"h cup, 4 1/2"d, 1"h saucer, Condition: cup discolored; English Staffordshire earthenware

1845; blue spatter Castle, Fort or Folly pattern ironstone plate with design colored in black, brown, green and red, English Staffordshire earthenware, 9 3/4"d; Condition: good

1820; creamware barrel shaped Mocha pitcher, engine turned green rings collar band, mid section teal green band with Cat's Eyes in black, blue and brown bracketed by five black rings, strap handle with acanthus terminals, English Staffordshire earthenware, 4 1/4"d, 5 1/4"h; Condition: 1/4" spout chip, shallow foot ring flakes, edge wear on rim and heavily on handle

ca. 1825; both with single rose blossoms, pair of blue arch bridges bracketing picket fences and slants, bordered by yellow fat heart shaped dots strung by yellow lines on blue bands, English Staffordshire earthenware: small side plate, 6 1/4"d, Condition: some service marks and minor overglaze losses; handleless cup and saucer, 3 1/2"d, 2 1/4"h cup, 5 1/2"d, 1 1/4"h saucer, Condition: cup has 7/8" rim line with associated 1/8" rim chip, 1/8" foot ring flake, Saucer with 1/8" foot ring flake (kiln removal)

ca. 1825; grape cluster motif on an apricot ground with a single border of yellow fat heart shaped dots strung by a yellow line on a blue band, English Staffordshire earthenware, 4 1/2"d; Condition: mellow discoloration

type floral designs bulbous pitcher with brushed blue, green and red floral spray, bracketed by a pair of embossed basket of flowers designs, English Staffordshire earthenware, 6 1/4"d, 9 3/4"h; Condition: minor wear and glaze losses

quarter 19th century; pair of candlesticks with petal sockets and loop bases, attributed to Boston and Sandwich Glass Company, 4 1/4"d, 6 1/4"h, Condition: missing top portion of sockets, cut down to obscure damage; diamond/sawtooth variant pattern compote with scalloped rim bowl, unknown origin, 9 1/4"d, 5 1/2"h

ca. 1890-1900; following form of earlier carved nut wood and ivory sewing accessories of late 18th and early 19th century, this spindle type pin cushion with decorative molded and carved base, two-part pin cushion interior and small tape measure holder cap, the interior stem pieces are spindle turned bone, pin cushion vessel is threaded for access to stow-away thimble that is vegetable ivory, 3"x 1 1/2"x 7"; Condition: some chipping to vegetable ivory at unions

rolled tin sheet and solder construction with ventilated full sheet backs: two strap handle models: pipe and bugle; four handleless cutters: sword, long German-type pipe, English-type pipe, cello/violin, 4"-6 1/2"x 2"- 7 1/2"; Condition: all good, minor rust spots

uniquely crafted rolled tin sheet and solder construction with ventilated full sheet back: handled star shape with interior double tulip accent cutter; three handleless: running rabbit in primitive form; possible reproduction marked with heart punched large goose with hooked neck and wide footed base; "American eaglet" with small eye punch; 4"- 7 3/4"x 4"-7"; Condition: all have surface wear from use and some minor surface rust

20th century; fine set of 4 sewing frame clamps, signed "John Bossler", 2 1/2" jaw; fine wrought iron three-footed kettle warming tripod with triangular center and ball feet, 4 1/2"d, 1 1/2"h; early cast iron thistle pattern round kettle tripod with early tapered feet and slot pour line noted on base, similar to carved butter print, 5 1/4"d, 1 1/4"h; later 19th century hearts and star pattern geometric form four-footed kettle stand with central round pour line, 6 1/4"x 6 1/4"x 1 1/4"; Condition: all good

unattributed; brass furniture ormalu decorative mount of scroll design, 15"x 3 3/4", Condition: surface patina, Victorian furniture piece; chip carved whimsy knitting hook from old varnished furnish piece, 12"x 1/2"x 1/4", Condition: late 20th century recrafting, crafted from salvaged lumber, possibly crafted as pie puller stick (?)

18th century-1820; tool punch decorated hanging tubular box with floral pattern decorative embossed work lid, rolled tin sheet and solder constructed tubular shaped box with decorated hinged lid on wrapped wire hinges, lid has scroll tin sheet hasp, diamond shaped flange mounts for hanging, each mount punch work decorated, 13"x 4 1/2"dx 6 3/4"; Condition: most of original blacked finish missing, good early form

figures ca. 1930-1950; three spun cotton Santa with molded faces, attributed to Japan; three various plastic face Santa candy bags with cotton mesh sinch top bag body and bisque molded feet with painted accents: one spun cotton hound dog ornament; one spun cotton stag ornament; one spun cotton clown ornament; one spun cotton paper face girl ornament; two small size conical shaped Santas with molded faces, one occupied Japan, 3-8"h; Condition: as found, surface soiling and some fading, candy bags stuffed with tissue

door hinges ca. 18th century-1820; each wrapped pin hinged ball cusp strap hinges with swimming leg two-member mount, chamfer worked sides of hinge member, similar hinges found on barn passage entry doors, 22"x 12 1/2"h; Condition: retains some old surface paint

clothing brush with hand painted decorated floral design and "Emma Nolt, 1910", believed to be Lancaster, PA, 7 1/2"x 2 1/2"x 1 3/4", Condition: varnished surface is blistering due to heat, minor paint loss; small turned wood candy bucket with wire pail handle, turned maple with black painted bands, 2 1/2"d, 2 1/2"h, Condition: good; small two-side painted aluminum "As Advertised" arrow shaped sign in pumpkin color ground with hand painted black lettering, 11"x 2", Condition: good

19th century; primitive form fork with crab's leg cut and bent accent on tool decorated grip, wrapped hook hanger, central rod and flatwork lower/upper handle, 22 1/4"; initial "HxL" fork with pierced heart shaped top handle that is arched with flatwork upper 2/3 and rod worked lower, possible work of "Jong Long, Manheim area, PA", 18", [Note: fork structure pictured and attributed by Clarke Hess to John Long on page 88 in "Mennonite Arts"; Condition: both have surface rust, good cleaning needed

century; primitive flip over salamander footed roasting spit/skewer for hearthside use over coals, two off-set outstretched leg supports and twisted grip with rattail hook for hanging, 18 1/2"x 3"x 4 1/4", Condition: neat primitive form, as found, some rust; four chain Dutch crown for use in smokehouse curing of meat, two-part meat hooks on four chains, pin mounted to round ring with single arch strap that has ring hanger on eye rivet mount, 7"d, 23"h, Condition: good, typically used in smokehouse

hinges ca. 1730-1780; each similarly crafted with frog's leg side mount wrapped pin hinged strap hinge form, each with side mount that is hot cut and serpentine worked to appear as a swimming frog, 22 3/4"x 9" and 15 1/4"x 7"; Condition: attributed to southeastern PA, as found, some surface pitting

rectangular small dye accented two handle trivet basket with mixed use of dye ash splints and wrapped/braided sweetwater grass, attributed to Wabanak Tribes of northern Maine, dyed wide splint cross-woven bottom and staves, narrow splint weave and terminating in woven braided sweetwater grass, handles and rim are coiled grass, 10"x 6 3/4"x 3 1/2", Condition: Native northern tribal crafted for tourist, very good; green and red splotch painted Appalachian-type small melon shaped egg basket in traditional form with God's eye diamond woven brace to handle and rim, mottled paint decorated of red and green paints, 6"d, 6"h, Condition: unattributed hickory/oak splint, extensive wear, some soiling

18th-early 20th century; initialed "CAR" late era crafted butcher's ladle with rivet mounted rod stem hand with flatwork grip that has rattail wrap over hook for hanging, 22 1/4"; early Eastern PA type spatula with chamfer top flatwork and center spindle arched handle with rattail wrapped hanging hook, center rod with incised line accents, 16 3/4"; piercework tulip head spatula with rod and flatwork handle with rattail hanger, spatula head with pierced star shaped accent, 20 3/4"; Condition: all as found, some surface rust

basket ca. late 19th-early 20th century; attributed New England, orchard basket with round softwood bottom, cross-woven 1 1/2" slats with clip and nail fastened base band and double wall rim, Native American cultural painted accents in black, red and yellow paints, 14 1/2"d, 11 1/2"h; Condition: bottom possible signature of painter (?); good, some wear to paint and splints from use

checkerboard ca. mid 19th century; attributed to PA, red and black painted softwood checkerboard with nail mounted nose mold, walnut trim band with mitred corners and black painted trim, 18 3/4"x 18 1/2"x 1 1/4"; Condition: normal wear from use, minor separation of band trim

pre-1800; hand wrought wide spread ram's horn decorative support hinge with wrapped clip/staple mount, driven and bent-over clip mount with spread arching portion of hinge, square cut hole for use with early carriage bolt, 16"x 26 3/4" with 6" long clip; Condition: as found, some pitting to surfaces, one tip of clip is damaged, upper hinge is slightly smaller with two noted crack points, one horn/strap is slightly cracked

ca. 1930s; single plank wide softwood gameboard with stained ground, green with yellow checkerboard paint, eyescrew for hanging, varnish coat finished top and reverse painted light robin egg blue, 17 1/2"x 18"x 3/4"; Condition: some alligator surface from varnish finish

hinges ca. pre-1800; wrap-joint type hinges with defined bird's head cusp on chamfer edge strap with two-part leg type mount, flush set with strap and hinge point 1 1/4" above, 26 1/2"x 14"x 1 3/4", straps are 18"l; Condition: some bending to mount member, normal surface pitting

19th century; copper softwood tapered top dasher-type churn with single extended stave tote handle, five wide slat oak bands with interwoven overlap joint, original softwood lid and turned peg stop, old brown painted surfaces over original red paint, 13"d, 28 1/2"h; Condition: missing dasher and stick, some nails added to staves, lid is repaired

19th century; both probably associated with freight/Conestoga wagons: long rod jockey stick with quick link chain used to keep horse pairs in similar spacing, 55"; wagon brake hand with heart shaped terminus, 52"; Condition: both in poor-fair condition

interior single quill cup with yellow slip applications on sides and central ring bracketed by a pair of wavy lines on a brownish lead glaze ground, perhaps south central PA or north central MD origin, 10 1/2"d, 2 1/2"h; Condition: 7/8" and smaller rim chips, ample glaze losses on slip, extensive wear in the well

ca. 1885; squat cylindrical shape with a flattened banded rim, manganese splashes on a reddish brown lead glaze, midsection with wavy band of six impressed veins, overhanging a domed lid with large button knob and interior keeper ring with matching glaze, probably southeastern PA origin, 6 1/4"d, 5 3/4"h (total); Condition: Canister- obvious rim wear; Lid- 3/4" glued chip, 1" and smaller rim and keeper ring chips and associated wear

applications of yellow slip with central weaving bar bracketed by a pair of bacon bar designs on a reddish-brown lead glaze, coggled rim, attributed to the Philadelphia, PA region, 9 3/4"d, 1 1/2"h; Condition: minor edge wear and losses

sides, tooled foot flange and olive lead glaze with yellowish brown halos, unknown origin, 9"d, 4"h; Condition: heavily worn rim, total loss of interior well's glaze

with yellow slip applications of alternating straight and wavy line bars on a reddish-brown lead glaze, coggled rim, attributed to the Philadelphia, PA region, 10"d, 1 1/4"h; Condition: 1" and smaller rim chips, worn center with 1/8" spot of yellow slip loss

sided saucer with split and crimped rim, central reverted cone candle socket with rolled open loop handle, attached to socket and saucer rims, interior manganese sponging on a yellowish-brown lead glaze and manganese spotted rich orangey-brown exterior lead glaze, perhaps southeastern PA origin, 5 1/4"d, 2 1/4"h; Condition: 1 1/4" and smaller rim flakes

shaped jar, rounded rim, everted neck, impressed and rouletted shoulder rings, rolled handle, olive lead glaze with orangey-brown sections and yellowish-brown halos, attributed to Jacob Medinger, Neiffer, Montgomery Co., PA, 5 3/4"d, 10 3/4"h; Condition: 2 1/4" rim line with small associated flake, several contact marks

glaze with blob top rim protruding from its rear, tooled head, feet and boar's equipage, 3 1/2"x 2 3/4"x 8"; Condition: 1/2" rim chip on blob top

rustic scalloped petaled rim and short plain rim spill vases behind a modeled standing lion and a scalloped retainer in the foreground, all on a rough ground, imperfectly fired dark reddish brown lead glaze, attributed by the consignor to Gast Pottery, Lancaster, PA (perhaps Henry Gast III), 5 1/4"x 6 1/2"x 6 1/2"; Condition: imperfect glaze and some glaze flakes

1925; baluster shape creamer, sandy dark brown lead glaze with some tan underglaze and Schofield's typical dark brown/blackish foot ring, rounded rim, tooled shoulder ring, rounded tooled foot flange and strap handle, 3 1/2"d, 4"h, Condition: fine spots of rim glaze losses; covered jar with glossy upper yellowish-brown lead glaze, glossy lower reddish-brown glaze and Schofield's typical dark foot ring, rounded rim, interior lid ledge, everted neck, Schofield's stamped twisted tassel shoulder motif, tooled foot and penciled "25" on base with concave disk lid with fat knob and brown lead glaze, Cecil County, Maryland, 5 1/4"d, 5"h, Condition: 3 1/4" Y rim line

landscape of the Hocking Valley, Ohio area with a cow in the foreground, pasture and locomotive in rear, in a molded gold frame, signed LL, 29 1/2"x 21 3/4" sight, 33 3/4"x 25 1/2" overall, [Note: with presentation label on reverse from Dr. G. Miesse to Martin Kemmerer and wife, Allentown, PA]; Condition: good, minor liner damage

scene with house, barns, pasture, cows and turkey in a gold frame, signed lower left and dated 1911, 31 1/2"x 19 1/2" sight, 35 3/4"x 23 3/4" overall; Condition: patch and tear on canvas

life of peached in a basket in a molded gold leafed frame, 23 1/4"x 30 1/4" overall, 15 3/4"x 22 3/4" sight; Condition: frame damage along base, canvas dirty

gold leafed liner, 23 3/4"x 17 3/4" sight, 21"x 27" overall; Condition: dirty, no frame

gold frame, 16 1/4"x 18" overall, Condition: some damage to perimeter of canvas and abrasion to frame; one on a wood block, engraved on reverse CW to OH 1891, 17 1/4"x 12 3/4", Condition: good

wall, outbuildings, etc. along a country road in a gold frame, signed indistinctly lower right, 17 1/2"x 11 3/4" sight, 21 3/4"x 15 3/4" overall; Condition: small abrasion to lower left corner

both of fruit: one in a gold leafed frame, signed indistinctly in lower left, Condition: good; the second in a gold frame, Condition: dirty

colored prints depicting the marriage of Louis XIV and a battle scene of 1667 featuring Louis XIV after engravings by Charles Le Brun, 17th century, in attractive matching matted frames, 22 1/4"x 15 1/2" sight, 32 1/4"x 26" overall; Condition: minor frame damage

her dog in a room setting, after a painting by John Gast 1872, in a gold leaf frame, 16 3/4"x 11 3/4" sight, 21 1/4"x 15 3/4" overall; Condition: some damage to right side

shallow mixed use basin-type bowl with flared rim with incised line accents, lower portion with simple bead collared raised foot and four gradient transitions with triple beaded bands and accent fluting, 19"x 18"x 3"; Condition: early repair along rim that extends down to base of bowl

two unsigned bird carvings, each polychrome decorated: one attributed to Mass. Circa 1910 plover decoy carved of cedar wood with original polychrome painted body and eyes and whittled peg beak on early 2x4 iron rod stand, 10"x 3 1/2"x 12 1/4", Condition: beak tip possibly damaged, portion of tail is missing; later era curlew bird with glass eyes and painted accent body, 11 1/2"x 2 3/4"x 10", Condition: good, on modern display stand

ca. undetermined; dovetail and cut nail constructed wall pocket with relief carved eagle and pinwheels in half-moon carved in top portion of backboard, the front rails of pockets with flower pinwheel in scratch carved oval medallion, painted with robin egg blue milk paint, 9"x 5"x 15"; Condition: origin and age undetermined (interested buyers should view for themselves)

picket ca. contemporary; salvaged picket from picket rail fenced with folk art painted "Rooster Inn", 40"x 3 3/4"; Condition: 1970s era picket mounted with air operated staples, rot to right edge

constructed pine backboard with cut nail mounted crown molding, tongue and groove two-board backboard with mounted breadboard top, decorative brown over yellow grain paint with comb graining, 16"x 6 1/2"x 35"; Condition: some minor scratching to paint

pierced tin sheet solder constructed lantern with clear globe fixed into ventilated conical form cap with bent ring tote, the flange footed base ventilated and retains original fluid reservoir with spring catch, painted green, 5 3/4"d, 18"h; Condition: paint worn and peeling

1920; straw stuffed hump back jointed teddy bear by unknown maker with jointed limbs and head, short pointed muzzle with brown yarn stitch accents and glass eyes, golden mohair fabric with felt pad stitch mounted paws, 10"h; Condition: overall good

ca. 1910-1920; straw stuffed jointed limb and head bear with hump back, barrel shaped chest, swivel mounted head with traditional yarn-stitched muzzle and nose, glass eyes, mounted ears and angled paws, in golden mohair fabric, 18 1/2"; Condition: velvet covering on paws have moth damage, left arm paw has extensive straw loss, right ear is loose

19th century; both turned maple wood on early duplicating lathe, both similar shallow kitchen bowls: one turned with 5/8" rim band and has old red milk painted bottom and rim, 10"d, 2"h, Condition: good patina and old paint; one turned with 3/8" rim band, flute banded foot, rim of bowl with slight chamfer turned detail, 10"d, 1 3/4"h, Condition: interior recently scoured

miniature egg basket ca. first half 20th century; finely crafted miniature hoop handled basket with orschbok bottom, wide hoop band handle, slightly narrower rim hoop that are nail fastened and has split and shaved bent ribs with uniform weaving splints, the union with fine woven stagger lap bracing, 3 1/2"d, 3 1/2"h; Condition: some stain application noted to base

mid-late 20th century; Appalachian type oak splint wide bottom orschbok basket with secondary rod rim band, traditional form with simple X-weave braced union, thick blue paint added, 5"x 3 1/2"x 4 1/4"; Condition: age undetermined, nice decorative form

ca. 20th century; PA oak and pine bentwood pantry box in iron tack nail construction and mounted bands, the box with thin cut bentwood oak band mounted to pine heads, later gray/green painted ground and lid painted with double star design in round circle, base signed by artist J.M. Williams, 7 1/4"d, 3"h; Condition: paint appears faux aged and varnish coated

ca. 19th century; hickory splint round oval bent woven basket with fine notch-cut bentwood handle lock-joint mounted into double rod rim, the base with coiled splint foot and domed interior, 13 1/2"x 9 1/2"x 10 1/2"; Condition: bent to oval shape, excellent old patina

late 19th century; two-tier wall pocket crafted from mixed hard and softwoods and common nail construction, the scroll-cut backboard with rounded form upper and lower portion with ball accents in upper corners, the pockets each have 45% cut extended fronts, white and blue painted over earlier green paint, 12"x 2 3/4"x 14 3/4"; Condition: unknown origin, back board is still rough sawn on reverse, some bug hole damage noted to back board

century; one attributed to George Wolfskill (Fivepointville, PA) hunter seated on log chip carved and polychrome painted hunter in cap with hinge mounted arms grasping cut-out and carved rifle, placed on flattened live edge branch, typical of Wolfskill's work, 4"x 3 1/2"x 5", Condition: very good; whittled single piece "PA coal miner with pick" in walnut wood on pedestal base, simple stained finish, 2 3/4"x 2 1/2"x 9 1/2", Condition: unknown artist, excellent patina from age

19th century; Amish/Mennonite culture make-do toy in brown dyed fabric, cut and stitched in shape of small dog, depicted crouching on bent front legs, mounted floppy ears, black shoe button eyes and curled tail, rag and shavings stuffed, 14 1/2"x 8"x 7"; Condition: some stitch repairs noted, left ear loose, fabric fading

ca. 1830; attributed to central PA dovetailed white pine box with single board bentwood top on twisted wire hinged lid, the single board bottom is 4d common nail mounted, interior of lid with chip carved initials "MBL", the box has original old red paint and salvaged remounted chest lock, 12"x 6 3/4"x 5 3/4"; Condition: possible Amish crafted dome lid chest, chest latch and lock probably salvaged from earlier traveler's chest

both roll tin sheet and solder construction lighting devices: earlier piece narrow form wall sconce with shell accent top, uncommon form with 2 1/4" wide double bead rolled back, fine cut and fluted shell reflector on 3/4 round candle holder, 3 3/4"x 3 1/4"x 13 1/4", Condition: somewhat poor solder joint, primitive form; common fat burning Betty lamp with hinged lid and bead rolled bent arm with twisted wire wick pick and hanging hook, 2 3/4"x 3 1/4"x 4", Condition: good

mid-late 19th century; home carpenter crafted pine clock shelf with scroll cut thick board back with scallop cut bracket and mounted rounded shelf with mounted scallop cut apron board, painted in robin egg blue with white flying dove design, attributed to Lebanon Co., PA origins, 18"x 8"x 18 1/2"; [Provenance: ex-Gittleman's]; Condition: appears to have secondary paint over old green paint, great decorative form

century; salvaged cotton fabric and stitch constructed standing dog figure with small tail, white dress button eyes and yarn stitch nose and muzzle, attributed to south central PA, 14 1/2"x 5"x 10"; Condition: some fabric fraying and stitch repairs, extensive soiling

homecrafted make do stuffed toy crafted with salvaged feed bag material, depicted crouching forward with head down, attached floppy ears, curled tail and black shoe button eyes, 14 1/2"x 7"x 6 1/2"; Condition: as found, some soiling to fabric, some repair stitching

gray and brown homecrafted elephant stuffed with batting featuring short stubby legs, bent down head with long curling trunk, stitch mounted stuffed ears, simple fabric tail and uniform bag stitch band around waist with stitched eyes, 15"x 6"x 6 1/2"; Condition: one ear and tail are possibly early replacements, some stitch repairs and minute bug holes

1860; salt glazed stone elongated baluster pitcher, brushed cobalt applications of a vertical column of daubs on the pinched spout bracketed by a pair of feathered drapes, a pair of midsection flowering stems and daubs on handle terminals; rounded rim, impressed neck ring, raised collar ring and tooled rounded foot flange, strap handle, attributed to Baltimore, MD region, 7"d, 11 1/4"h; Condition: minor edge flakes, essentially in as made condition, slight interior stress gap in spout

ca. 1875; salt glazed stoneware cylindrical jar with stenciled and brushed cobalt design "Jas Hamilton & Co/ Greensboro/ PA" with a rose and bracketed by a pair of horizontal stripes, rolled rim, tooled collar, Green County, PA, Albany slip glaze interior, 6 3/4"d, 9 1/2"h; Condition: slight water glass spotting and surface abrasions

glazed stoneware slightly bulbous jar, typical southwestern PA brushed cobalt design of a feathered horizontal stripe bracketed by a pair of horizontal stripes, rolled rim, Albany slip glaze interior, 6"d, 6 1/4"h; Condition: 1 1/4" rim chip

pitcher ca. 1870; two gallon salt glazed stoneware slightly bulbous pitcher, brushed cobalt applications that include a wavy rim ring, two pairs of palmate foliage on the neck, a wavy collar ring, the mid-section pair of flowering stems and daubs on handle terminals; rounded rim with pinched spout, two pairs of impressed neck rings, raised collar ring and tooled rounded foot flange, impressed "2", ribbed strap handle, attributed to Richard Remmey, Philadelphia, PA pottery, Albany glaze interior, 10"d, 14 1/2"h; Condition: professionally sealed large midsection horizontal crack, 1" rim line, some cobalt fry

Wilcox ca. 1870; salt glazed slightly ovoid stoneware batter jug with bright brushed cobalt tulip and foliage motif, feathered foliage on tubular pouring spout base, daubs on crescent hand grasp and pair of applied shoulder pierced handle tab terminals, impressed "Cowden and Wilcox/ Harrisburg" (PA), rounded rim, raised collar ring and wood-and-wire bail handle, Albany slip glaze interior, 7 3/4"d, 8 1/4"h; Condition: 1/2" rim stone pop flake, 5/8" foot flake

Hoffmann & C.A. Westcott ca. 1870; two salt glazed stoneware cylindrical bottles, canted rims and sloped shoulders: impressed "P.C. Hoffman/ Pottsville, PA", 4 1/4"d, 9 1/2"h, Condition: discolored, 1 1/8" foot flake; impressed "C.A. Westcott", cobalt rim and infilled name, Albany slip glaze interior, 4"d, 10"h, Condition: 3/4" & smaller rim chips and flakes, 3" C line on foot

slightly bulbous stoneware batter jug, Albany slip glazed, with tubular pouring spout, crescent hand grasp and pair of applied shoulder pierced handle tabs with wood and wire bail handle, probably southern tier New York state potteries, 8"d, 10"h; Condition: minor contact mark

ca. 1880; slightly bulbous salt glazed stoneware cream crock, impressed "S. Bell & Son/ Strasburg/ 1" (Samuel Bell, Strasburg, VA) with a flattened simple roll rim, some olive toned glazing, 8 1/4"d, 7"h; Condition: (2) 1" shallow rim chips with 1" plus section of kiln residue

century; published by "Henri Ernst, Paris", portfolio entitled "Fleurs Oiseaux et Fantaisies", containing colorized prints in four panel block prints, mounted to gray construction paper, the cover heavy cardstock with fabric corners, 11 1/2"x 15 1/2"x 1" portfolio; Condition: extensive wear

Richard Varick, NYC mayor ca. 1797; printed letter to William Dustan to have licnese to operate tavern with conditions of no gaming, gambling, cock fighting, playing cards or dice permitted, 15"x 17" framed; [Note: Richard Varick was an important figure in our country's fight for independence; serving under General Schuyller, stationed at West Point. He possibly helped to discover General Arnold's plot at treason and later served as General Washington Aide-De-Campm. After military service, he served as Mayor of New York City from 1789-1800]; Condition: three folds, unknown if this is Varick's signature or his secretary's

autograph ca. May 22, 1862; empty envelope with handwritten Wilber F. Eastwood, Gordonville, Herkimer Co., NY and also handwritten "A. Lincoln" return mark, the postmark for "Garden, NY" and 3 cent Washington stamp used, framed in a gold painted frame with metal ormalu corner mounts, 10 3/4"x 8 3/4" framed; [Note: Listing for Pvt. Wilbert Eastwood, found in Arlington. He enlisted Aug 6, 1862 at Warren, NY in Co. D, 121st Infantry, NY. Killed at Rapahannock Station, Nov. 7, 1863]; Condition: authentication note included by Drew V. Max, buyer should determine for themselves

J.S. Ellsworth, Center Co., PA ca. 1863 record; on lined paper, illustrated with three stars, roses in corners and center heart textbox, hand letter printed in English in blue letter and filled in with black ink, record for Michael Lingle, son of David and Rebecca (Jameson) Lingle, born Feb 9, 1863 in Gregg Twp., Centre Co., PA, baptized name "William Lingle", in a triple bead molded frame, 16 1/2"x 14 1/4"; [Note: Ellsworth is believed to have worked with Henry Young and follows some of Young's forms; Provenance: ex-Ernest]; Condition: under matting, minor spots in lower center, overall good

ca. 1802 record; printed by Johann Herman, Lancaster, Ohio Taufschein record with illustrations of praying children, butterfly, fruit and vegetables, flowers and Angel of Lord with brilliant watercolor accent, record for Michael Pletcher, son of Henrich and Anna (Schenck) Pletcher, born Feb 22, 1802 in Howard Twp., Centre Co., PA, parents both buried in Centre Co., PA, 17 1/4"x 20" framed; [Note: Michael Pletcher is buried in Cedar Co., Iowa, died 3/9/1885]; Condition: framed under matting, central fold overall, minimal foxing

printed by Johann Ritter & Co, Reading, PA with watercolor accent to illustration of angels, cherubs and birds on stems, record for Medilte Wendling, daughter of Thomas and Regina (Miller) Wendling, born July 22, 1836 in Lower Hanover Twp., Lebanon Co., PA, signed by Scribner Francis Leoan, matted and framed, 20 1/2"x 24 1/2" framed, Condition: extensive crumbled creasing, water spots, as found; one printed by Ritter & Co, Reading, German printed record with colorized illustrations of angels with wreath, angel with bird, birds on stem and cherub with trumpet, record of Johan Severinus Franz, son of Daniel & Rahel (Lutz) Franz, born January 18, 1867 in East Brunswick Twp, Schuylkill Co., PA, baptized March 24, 1867 by Johan Zülch scrivener, attributed to Rudolph Grossman, framed under matting, 18 3/4"x 22 1/4"; Condition: good clean example, good

records; 1812 by Johann Ritter & Co, Reading, PA, record of Johannes Colman (Coleman), son of Johannes and Rosina (Stein) Coleman, born Dec 8, 1812 in Lykens, Dauphin Co., PA, German record, Condition: poor; 1824 printed by "G. Miller, New Berlin", record of Isaac (?), born June 26, 1824 in Dauphin Co., German record, Condition: poor handwriting, creasing and some vertical separation, fair; printed by John Ritter & Co, record of William Loury, son of Johan and Elisa Sally (Bockmann) Loury, born Feb 2, 1834 in Macungie (?) Twp., Lehigh Co., PA, Condition: no creasing, minor foxing, good

1830 record; attributed to Lusatia region, Germany/Poland, wood block printed broadside with a traditional gift given from godfather to child upon baptism (it usually held a coin), print and watercolor enhanced with hand written inscription dated March 10, 1830, framed in a painted beaded edge frame, 13 1/4"x 13"; Condition: as found, soiling spots, ink spot, creasing from folding to hold coin, poor handwritten inscription

ca. 1808 & 1847 dates; German record printed by "Heinrich B. Sage, Reading" with six illustration panels of angels, birds, garden gazebo and baptism scene, record for Friederich Burkhart (?), son of George and (?) Burkhart, born May 14, 1808 in Lebanon, PA, in a gold leaf frame, 16 3/4"x 15 1/2" framed, Condition: under matting waterspots; printed at Eagle Bookstore, Reading, PA with six illustration panels including: angels, birds, cherub with trump and Bible, English printed record for Emma Elizabeth Fitterling, daughter of John and Mary Hartman, born in Cumru Twp., Berks Co. on August 25, 1847, scrivener attributed to be E. Fisher, in a walnut deepwell frame, 17 1/4"x 20", Condition: under matting, minor roll, crinkling, overall good

& 1851; printed by Moser & Peters, 1826, Carlisle, PA with ten illustration blocks with colored accent: angels, eagle, birds, etc. for Maria Alleman, born in Dauphin Co. on December 11, 1819, 19"x 23", Condition: poorly written, unable to ready pieces, under mat, fold creasing, pressed minor foxing, minor separation in lower center; printed by Blumer, Busch & Co., Allentown with five illustrated block prints: angels, birds on stems and eagle with watercolor accents, record for Servin Keck, daughter of Johannes and Maria (George) Keck, born November 2, 1851, in Salisbury Twp., Lehigh Co., PA, framed in a painted corner block frame, scrivener attributed Conrad Kresh, 20"x 23 1/4", Condition: poor scrivenerwork typical polka dot accent by noted scrivener, lower center separation, framed under matting

Man" ca. 1815; attributed to Samuel Bauman at Ephrata Cloister, a rare English version printed broadside with watercolor accent printed on screen layed paper with fine border and florette typeset on corners, illustration depicting Adam and Eve on either side of tree with serpent giving Eve an apple, 18"x 13 1/2"; Condition: 1 corner fold, old paper foxing

printed by "Meyers & Christan, Reading" German broadside "Adam and Eve im Paradies" with central block pring of Adam and Eve in Garden by Tree of Life, the block print with watercolor accent, framed in a simple molded frame, Condition: central fold, extensive roll creasing, upper center tear; printed Johann Ritter & Co. German printed broadside "Haus Segen" with illustration blocks of corn and grape, birds on stems and three cherubs, in a walnut frame, Condition: some small waterspots, paper foxing, upper center separation

19th century; oak band and spruce wood head Scandinavian bride's type decorated box with splint stitch fastened band, peg fastened head, slot cut lid to fit with mount clips and retaining original blue ground with polychrome floral paint decoration, 15 1/4"x 10 3/4"x 8 1/2"; Condition: oak band box is cracked, some stitch splints missing, extensive wear

century; turned fruitwood hinge lidded Georgian-type tea caddy with incised line banding, carved stem and bone shield shape inlay key escutcheon, interior foil lines, brass butt hinged lid and original key and lock, 3 3/4"d, 6 3/4"h; Condition: cleaned and resurfaced

early-mid 19th century; nontraditional shaped hickory splint basket with 3/4" splint bent hoop handle, oblong bent rim band with strap tied and tack union, constructed with plate drawn shaved ribs, secondary rib rim and wide utility splints for weave, 11"x 9 3/4"x 10 1/4"; Condition: excellent patina

uniquely crafted hinge lidded trinket boxes with chip carved stacked trimwork: Spanish cedar cigar box wood box with geometric pyramid stick notched trimwork, ormalu mounts with initials "L.G.", brass acorn motif handle on lid and lion head ring totes on end of box, 9 3/4"x 6"x 5"; large footed box with felt fabric cover and geometric pyramid stacked trimwork, four corner block design and sides with diamond design, 11"x 7 1/4"x 6 1/2"; Condition: both have extensive soiling to surface

gathering basket ca. early 19th century; non-typical gathering basket with willow splint bound coiled rye straw leaf shaped body, split rod oval bent foot with hickory splint binding and similar half rod bentwood handle with similar splint binding, attributed to central PA, 15"x 9"x 10 1/2"; Condition: good

century; turned fruitwood tea caddy with brass butt hinged lid and small cabinet lock with inlay bone shield shape escutcheon, mounted carved stem and interior foil lined, 4"d, 7"h; Condition: resurfaced/refinished, good

salvaged crate and box material with notch carved stacked trimwork decoration, square shaped chest with hinged lid on wrapped wire hinge, red velvet fabric inserts under brass lion head ormalu mounts, fine pyramid stack corner block design trimwork, 13"x 10 1/2"x 10 3/4"; Condition: soiled and dirt covered surface

19th century; both signed "G. Gregory": three blade lance with brass housing and pinned goat horn grip, 3 1/4"l, Condition: one face has chip to corner of goat horn handle; smaller size three blade lance in brass lancing, 3"l, Condition: good

ca. 1844 dated; two prong flesh fork with spear shaped end of handle and hook top, attributed to John/Johann Schmidt, Berks Co., PA, 17"l; Condition: small tip of hook possibly missing, minimal rust near tip of fork

mid-late 19th century; carved walnut wood cookie mold springerle board with deep carved floral design in basket planter base, chip carved variegated border with sprig pattern design carved in corners, 1" thick block branded on reverse "W. Hensel", 3 1/4"x 5 1/2"x 1"; Condition: some dry-in cracks and light charring from baking, fine example of hand carved cookie board

early 19th century; small cardstock and stitch constructed round lidded sundries box with early rolling print blue on yellow ground floral design wallpaper, interior lined in blank paper, 3"d, 2 1/4"h; Condition: normal fading and wear along edges, some soiling to top of box

fine German form carved walnut mangle board for use with roller press, initialed "JNE" with tapered end with fine carved oak leaf, heart, tulip and compass pinwheel, edge of board chamfered, 2 1/2"x 21 1/4"x 2", Condition: two small bug holes, overall very good; Scandinavian colorful painted hardwood mangle board with attached handle and raised panel form top, painted with vibrant green, yellow and orange paints, dated 1850, 5 1/2"x 22 3/4"x 5", Condition: extensive powder post beetle damage

undetermined; comical standing duck with outstretched head carving with mounted carved legs and head, 18 1/2"h; [Note: extensive examples of this form are being imported from Indonesia]; Condition: paint appears to be secondary, possible late crafted import with exposed blistered paints, buyer should view in person

from salvaged crate and cigar box woods with notch carved stacked trimwork: uncommon steeple cased photo frame with pyramid stack trimwork, sides of frame have delicate tapered arc design, dark stained and varnished finish, 7 1/4"x 1 1/4"x 10"; hinge-lid chest with pin cushion under velvet on top of lid, panelized sides initialed "E.K.", with stacked trim and feet, 9 1/2"x 6 1/4"x 5 3/4"; Condition: both extensively dirty and varnish crackled

19th-early 20th century; all crafted from salvaged crate or cigar box material with chip notched geometric stacked trimwork: extended corner block form with diamond pyramid stack trim and fretwork sawn dates of 1902 & 1904, includes German military post-March scene from 1903, 15 1/2"x 10 1/4", Condition: as found, extensive soiling; "Cross" corner block frame with pyramid stack center rail and tack accents, 14 1/4"x 11 1/2", Condition: as found, extensive soiling, rusty tacks; family portrait in pyramid corner block frame with center rail diamond star design, painted finish, 14"x 11 3/4", Condition: as found, extensive soiling

century; fine handled egg basket with plate drawn rod hoop handle and rim hoop, constructed with coopered form uniform split and shaved ribs, fine weaving splints are uniform cut and plane shaved, the hoop tightly wrapped with X-weave over union, 2 3/4"x 2 1/2"x 2 1/4"; Condition: very good

century; all rolled tin sheet and solder construction with full sheet backs: American eagle with eye marking cutter and handle; dove with eye marker, wing accent cutter and handle; standing horse with eye marker and handle; owl on perche with eye and eyebrow markers; heart and hand primitive form cutter; Condition: first three are good, last two have minor creasing and extensive wear, primitive form

20th century; all by unknown artist: polychrome painted songbird carving wire leg perched on rustic wood wall plaque, life size, Condition: good; fine polychrome painted chickadee carving wire leg perched on twig on finished wood stand, half size, Condition: minor paint chips; Continental-type chip carved songbird wire perched on live edge twig stand, half size, Condition: minor paint loss; whittled unpainted begging dog depicted sitting up on back legs, miniature size, Condition: good; three similar whittled unpainted softwood birds: two songbirds and swan, miniature sizes, Condition: good

20th century; all rolled tin sheet, mold formed and solder constructed on full sheet metal backs, five appear to be by same unknown maker with solder mounted strap handles and eye marker/cutters: pig, bear, hen, small bear and fish; stag with two-hole ventilated back; Condition: good, some noted creasing and minor rust

chest ca. 19th century; rolled tin sheet and soldered constructed candle wall sconce with half round socket base, narrow shell top hanger with central reflector tin, the bank machine bead roll molded, 4 1/4"x 3 1/2"x 11 1/2", Condition: some rust to surface; early miniature dovetail constructed cherry wood chest with bracket feet, molded base rail and hinged lid with fine molded edge, the lid brass nail mounted with brass sheet hinges, 8 1/4"x 4 1/4"x 4 3/4", Condition: extensive loss to bracket feet, nice early form

early bone-ivory pad handled button hole chisel with tapered decorative stem, 4 1/4", Condition: some rust, rare form; two-prong wrought iron serving fork with star punch decorated flatwork handle with hole for hanging, 9", Condition: some rust; folk art carved acrobatic monkey toy on whittled stick and slide with hinge pin jointed primitive monkey, 8 1/2", Condition: primitive form carving

from salvaged crate and cigar box lumber, each unique form with chip carved stack trim decoration in geometric forms: stained and gilded finished pyramid corner block frame, 14"x 16 1/4"; dark stained extended corner frame with eight tiers of pyramid stacked trim, 14 1/2"x 17 1/4"; red wash finished beautifully crafted diamond and star accent carved corner block frame, 13 3/4"x 16 1/2"; Condition: all as found with extensive soiling to surfaces and some blistering to finishes

crafted geometric stacked chip carved trimwork picture frames, all crafted with salvage crate and cigar box lumber: fine German form, steeple top frame with embroidered velvet fabric accent, the frame has double line runs of stacked trim with diamond accent centers of rails and pyramid stack corner blocks, some painted accents, 18 3/4"x 22 1/2", Condition: good; four tier stacked trim frame with cross-over diamond accents, stained and varnished, 15 1/2"x 19 1/2", Condition: some trimwork damage/loss; three-tier stacked frame with double rail accented corners, stained and varnished finish, 15 3/4"x 18", Condition: good

inkwell with canted rim, everted neck and brown lead glaze, 1 1/2"d, 1 1/4"h, Condition: 1/2" foot chip; 14 ribbed, round scalloped rim food mold with curved sides and manganese sponging on a yellowish-brown lead glaze, 4"d, 1 1/2"h, Condition: some wear, slight glaze flakes; 16 interior ribbed round food mold with slightly curved flared sides, reddish brown lead glaze, southeastern PA origin, 4"d, 1 1/2"h, Condition: slight glaze losses on edges

central single dark brown wavy slip line bracketed by a pair of three wavy cream slip lines (bacon motif made by a three quill cup), southeastern PA origin, 8"d, 1 1/4"h; Condition: 1/2" and smaller rim chip and flakes, heavily worn center, 4", 1 1/4" & 1" rim lines, thick food residue on base

design of two bisecting wavy lines and bisecting straight lines, three of the four straight legs have green overcoloring, all on a yellowish brown lead glaze, southeastern PA origin, 5 3/4"d, 3/4"h; Condition: 1 1/2" rim line, two spots of rim restoration, 3/8" rim glaze flake

plate with sponged manganese rim border and a pair of bisecting lines through the center on a yellowish brown lead glaze, southeastern PA origin, 7 1/2"d, 1 1/4"h; Condition: 3/4" and smaller rim chips, 2" rim line with corresponding 3" bruise on base, several spots of glaze losses in the well

goblet form redware master salt, bucket shaped bowl on a three beaded tier stem, brownish lead glaze with yellowish slip on bottom tier, reminiscent of Henry Fare's work from Mt. Aetna, Tulpehocken Twp., Berks Co., PA, 2 1/2"d, 3 1/4"h; Condition: glaze flake losses on bowl rim

ca. 1930; PA redware baluster shaped pitcher, pumpkin brown lead glaze with olive toning, rounded rim with pinched spout, raised collar ring and pair of impressed shoulder rings, tooled rounded foot flange, strap handle, scratched "Stahl's/ Pottery/1934" in base, also faintly penciled "$1.25" and "1924", 5 1/2"d, 6 1/4"h; Condition: (2) 1/4" rim flakes and flea bite glaze flakes on spout

PA ovoid redware jug, manganese lead glaze, flattened banded rim, impressed collar and shoulder rings with incised wavy line on shoulder ring, tooled rounded foot and ribbed strap handle, probably eastern PA origin, 7 1/2"d, 8 1/4"h; Condition: flakes on handle edges, 1/2" glaze loss on mid-section

PA ovoid redware jar with manganese lead glaze, flared extended rim, everted neck and tooled rounded foot, probably eastern PA origin, 7 1/2"d, 8"h; Condition: 1/4" rim flake and total glaze losses on rim edges, 7/8" foot chip and 3 1/2" line network down side and across base

interior having a reddish brown lead glaze, rolled rim and flared sides, probably PA origin, 13 1/4"d, 6 3/4"h; Condition: glaze losses in the bottom portion of the well

ca. 1865; two jugs with manganese lead glaze, rounded banded rims, rounded shoulders and ribbed strap handles: tooled foot flange, 6 1/4"d, 8 1/4"h, Condition: (2) 1/8" rim flakes, 1 1/4" & smaller shallow foot flakes; one with glazed base, 5"d, 6 1/4"h, Condition: 3/8" foot chip and slight glaze losses on handle edges

cylindrical shape of a central raised conical inkwell surrounded by four pen holders within a saucered rim, brown lead glaze, 4"d, 2 1/4"h; [Provenance: ex- Snow Hill auction at Horst Auction 8/12/1997 & Ned & Gwen Foltz auction 8/12/2017]; Condition: 1 1/4" rim stress crack, 2" and smaller rim chips, major glaze exfoliation

snowballs pattern coverlet woven with blue wool yarns and cotton, center-seam constructed with white cotton and tassel tied cotton on foot end, 92"x 62"; Condition: good

central medallion pattern of star and flowers, the border with domed church house and peafowls with floral design, each corner with reclined stag and doe, attributed to Ohio anonymous weaver, red and green wool yarns with non-bleached cotton fringes on three sides, 88"x 82"; Condition: soiling, possibly professionally cleaned

PA" ca. 1843 dated; light green, blue and red wool yarn and non-bleached cotton, center-seam construction with multiple floral designs through field, border contains stags, flowers and latticework edge, maker's name woven into lower corners with beauty patent, 80"x 80"; Condition: extensive fraying noted, some soiling

anonymous weaver ca. 1820; dark red and green yarn with non-bleached cotton woven in geometric pattern, multiple seam construction, 100"x 90"; Condition: noted tear along one side, separation to seams, fraying to yarns

anonymous weaver ca. 1850-1870; reversible heavy weave coverlet with large central floral medallion surrounded by currant berry vine, large floral vine design, expert center seam binding, 84"x 72"; Condition: professionally cleaned, minor fraying, some holes in blue yarn, residual stains remain

18th-19th century; early high foot kettle/pan trivet with adjusted twisted shaft handle rest, each leg support has spear-tip accent and is rivet mounted, 9"d, 23 3/4"x 24", Condition: extensive pitting from rust and use; early colonial period lower scroll footed plate warming stand with four riveted legs and fancy heart form accent split and wrap scroll form top, punchwork decoration plate and handle, 6"d, 17"x 4 3/4", Condition: extensive pitting from rust and use; 19th century high leg kettle trivet with black painted surface, Condition: good

iron hangers ca. 18th-early 19th century; both sand cast cookware with slot pour lines on bottom: three footed iron griddle with thread and nut mounted wrought iron hanger that has central swivel tote, 13 1/2"d, 12 1/2"h, Condition: extensive rust pitting, no major damage; three footed deep fryer pan with wrought swing handle on cast ears and central swivel tote, 13"d, 15"x 5 1/4"

century; brass and wrought iron traveling footman plate warmer with decorative piercework accented skirt and upper plate, pad feet on molded legs, 13 1/4"x 13 1/4"x 13 1/2", Condition: some bending to upper plate; signed (?) #112 shallow copper warming pan with copper riveted heavy cast brass handles, 12 1/2"d, 17"x 3 1/4", Condition: retains original tin wash, needs extensive cleaning

dated; attributed to PA, the flax working hatchel has nail punch decorated and dated tinwork bracing, bench mount hatchel has rock oak plank board with shield eyelets, driven square head forged nails, box cover in pine forged nail constructed with compass star accent, 13 1/2"x 3 3/4"x 5"; Condition: as found, good primitive form

homecrafted oak jointer's mallet with drawn shaved handle, arched chamfered edge head, initialed and carved cursive signed "D.L. Gulich" (unknown), 15 1/4", Condition: good, possible eastern PA; factory made tin tea kettle with two-part molded gooseneck spout, fancy knob on domed lid and rivet mounted swing handle, 6"x 9"x 5 3/4", Condition: as found, some surface rust

18th-early 19th century; ladles have punch struck tool decorated hand wrought handles with faceted sheet metal bowl: copper and iron ladle with extensive tool decorated flatworked hook top handle, ladle with copper riveted copper bowl fastened to spearhead mount, decoration with thumbnail strike border with non-uniform decorative accent, 20 1/2", Condition: needs extensive cleaning, as found; rare form copper and iron ladle with brass inlay and tool decorated handle with swan's head hanger, hand hammered copper bowl, copper riveted to frog's leg mount, the rounded flatwork handle with signature "King" and flower and angel decorative punchwork, inlay of brass heart and multiple brass lines and tool decorated bands of brass, 18 1/2", Condition: needs extensive cleaning, as found, very uncommon form

early 20th century; both footed hearthside pieces: early 19th century handled deep fryer with slotted pour line, tapered legs and handle, 10"d, 19 1/2"x 5 1/2", Condition: unattributed, as found; early 20th century Swain "Albatross #3" cauldron/ball shaped kettle with Albatross bird mark, wrought rod hanger, approximately 2 gallon size, 10"d, 9 3/4"h, Condition: as found

late 19th century; country general store counter top trade advertising lift lid desk with six drawers, oak cabinet retains most of its original decal letter, galley top with hinge capped inkwell, fine molded base trim and six drawers retaining original molded brass pulls, 33"x 24 1/2"x 16 1/2"; Condition: desk surface is oil cloth covered, good

late 19th-early 20th century; wrought iron tri-foot handled brazier stand with diamond form accented handle, extendable roasting arm with wood grip on adjustable stem, steer head cut out face plate with three two-tine roasters, 18"x 10 3/4"x 16"; Condition: missing fire vessel, unknown origin

19th-early 20th century; early oak splint rectangular market basket with two-slat mounted skids on bottom, bent double slat rim and bent hoop handle with shaved and nail mounted to rim, unsigned and possible Dresden Basket Factory or early work of J. W. Longaberger, bottom has triple and one cross-weave bottom, 16 1/4"x 13 1/4"x 13 1/2"; red painted orschbok shaped market basket with four slat skidder bottom, traditional form crafted market basket, 15 3/4"x 16 1/4"x 13 1/4"; Condition: both good

19th century; hardwood sawn and hewn oblong kitchen trencher for mixed dough making appears to be maple wood hewn from half log with smooth interior, shaved smooth exterior, flattened surface bottom and tapered grip ends, 24"x 13 1/4"x 4 1/2"; Condition: excellent patina from mixed uses, good

century; traditional Appalachian type orschbok shaped egg basket with cross-weave covered hoop handle and center beam, fine double rod rim, accent rod banded hoop handle, basket with bentwood hoop and rim, split and shaved ribs and fine tapered width weaving splints, union tightly overwrapped, weave over hoop handle is often found in Piedmont Region of North Carolina, 11"x 11 3/4"x 11 1/4"; Condition: some damage to weaving splints, beautiful form basket

18th century; Continental type push-up candlestick with treadle lathe turned hardwood base, wrought iron work is spiral coiled with hook shaped finger tote and has rattail scrollwork push-up, 3 3/4"d, 7 3/4"h; Condition: base has some bug hole damage

20th century; all rolled tin sheet and solder constructed with ventilated full sheet backs including: five strap handled: fish, two ducks, leaf, pistol; six antique non-handled: boot, cookie man, pitcher, girl, duck, heart; three reproduction/late crafted handleless: pine tree, flying bird and basket; 2 1/4"-5 1/2"x 1 1/2"-5 1/4"; Condition: good, last 3 appear to be later crafted

whirligig ca. 1910-1940; mostly softwood constructed mechanical operated man pumping water scene whirligig with four blade wooden propeller, appears entirely homecrafted with primitive painted accents, placed on a modern red painted display stand, 17"x 13 3/4"x 17 1/2"; Condition: paint loss consistent with exposure to weather, as found condition

mid-late 19th century; utility woven field gathering/harvest basket with coil wrapped hoop band foot, wide rough hewn bent hoop handle nail mounted into double rod rim, the basket staves double slat cross base of basket, weaving splints are rough hewn and non-uniform, rim with angular wrap and tack nail fasteners, 18"d, 16"x 16 1/2"; Condition: good, no damage

1900-1940; salesman/child's size "Sterling" cook range in traditional form with highly embellished details, black painted stove base, stove door, fire door, cook top and side panels were all originally nickel plates, includes coal bucket, wire handle kettle and nickel plated iron handled kettle with tin stove pipe, 13 1/2"x 6 1/4"x 7", Condition: good, minor rust noted to nickel plated areas, overall good

basket ca. mid-late 19th century; beautifully crafted handled basket with "Eye of God" woven bracing union of thin splint hoop handle and similar split hoop rim, tight wrapped rim and old green oil based paint, 10 1/4"x 9"x 9 3/4"; Condition: some peeling of painted surfaces

late 19th-mid 20th century; one attributed to Germany, lathe spun and chip carved bird with black painted head, blue wings with red and white accent and white painted body, 4 1/4"h, Condition: some peeling/chipping paint; American made ringneck pheasant with long pointed tail, dado set in leg housing and carved base with a solid carved body, fine painted details and push pin eyes, 4"h, Condition: good

mid-late 19th century; crafted with 1/2" splint hoop handle and rim hoop with nail fastened union, constructed with plate drawn and shaved rod ribs and secondary rod rim band, 7"x 7"x 6 3/4"; Condition: good, excellent patina

head ca. late 20th century reproduction; half lap and pin nail constructed box with dado cut slot for flat top slide lid, mounted folk art carved horse head, painted and glazed aged painted surface, possible work of Ben Hoover (Earl Twp., PA); Condition: good, modern craft

19th-early 20th century; Appalachian type basket with rough splint bent hoop handle and rim hoop with nail fasteners, plate drawn and shaved ribs with secondary rod double rim, weaving splints width tapers to ends and union has simple cross-X binding, 7"x 6 1/2"x 7 1/4"; Condition: as found, good patina, dark surface

rolled tin sheet and solder constructed: rare form planter/urn form with ventilated solid sheet back; small size man on horseback with two hole ventilated solid sheet back; small lion with nail pierce ventilated sheet metal back; cello/guitar deep cutter with strap braced back; 2 1/2"-6" x 3"- 5 1/2"; Condition: most good condition, needs minor cleaning

1885; covered cylindrical canister, hunger over rim lid, rounded top with button knob, canister and lid have white bands with blue seaweed decoration and edged with brownish rings, 4 3/4"d, 4 1/2"h, Condition: lid has in the making 3/4" rim chip and 3/4" rim chip; small cylindrical pitcher with slight bulbous bulge, seaweed motif on white band edged with blue rings, strap handle, both commonly attributed to the Ohio region, 3 3/4"d, 4 1/2"h, Condition: good

yelloware mug decorated with a green seaweed band on white band edged with blue rings, rounded rim, ribbed strap handle, tooled foot, attributed to the Ohio region, 3 3/4"d, 3 1/2"h; Condition: good

baluster shape with a dome top on a collar, blue seaweed decoration on a white band bracketed by blue rings, blue ankle and collar rings, 2"d, 4"h, Condition: faint 1 1/8" network of spider lines on dome top; squat footed baluster shaped master salt, blue ring on neck and three white rings on mid-section, possibly Ohio region, 2 3/4"d, 2"h, Condition: good

decoration ca. 1885; covered yelloware mustard pot with blue seaweed decoration, flat disk lid, flared knob, interior flange, blue seaweed motif on white band edge with blue rings, cylindrical pot with bulging rim and interior lid ledge, tooled rounded foot, strap handle, acanthus terminals, mid-section blue seaweed on white band, edged with blue rings, attributed to Ohio region, 2 3/4"d, 2 1/2"h total; Condition: lid - 1/2" flange chip, small edge flakes on rim; pot- small edge flakes on rim

Bristol glazed cobalt stenciled molded stoneware items: slightly convex sided pitcher, two faced floral stenciled designs with upper and lower border rings, 5 1/4"d, 6"h, Condition: 3" rim line, 1/4" rim stone pop, line through handle mid-section, 5/8" foot flake; slant sided keeler, pair of extended handles with pierced round finger grips, five cobalt stenciled scroll designs and cobalt on raised collar and foot bands, attributed to midwestern pottery district, 8 3/4"d, 5 1/4"h, Condition: stress line at upper mold seam

1900; scarce salt glazed convex cylindrical stoneware umbrella stand, brushed cobalt segments on molded art nouveau grain, dragonfly, and rope pattern, unknown origin, 10 3/4"d, 19"h; Condition: good

1875; fine small salt glazed slightly bulbous stoneware jelly jar, slipped cobalt five pointed star design, flattened full extended rim, mid-Atlantic region origin, Albany slip glaze interior, 4"d, 3 3/4"h; Condition: repaired 2" rim line with possible rim restoration, 7/8" foot flake

glazed cylindrical stoneware jar, brushed horizontal shoulder band of flour flower stems and a daub on an in-the-making foot chip, flattened rim, everted neck, band of three incised collar rings, attributed to Richard Remmey, Philadelphia, PA, Albany slip glaze interior, 6"d, 8 1/2"h; Condition: 1 1/4" in-the-making foot chip, 1/4" rim flake and slight wear

glazed slightly bulbous stoneware pitcher, typical brushed cobalt three petal forked Baltimore clover design, a pair of feathered spout borders and daubs on handle terminals, rounded slightly banded rim, raised collar ring, incised shoulder ring, Baltimore, MD origin, 6"d, 8 1/2"h; Condition: slight wear

glazed cylindrical stoneware jar, shoulder band of three brushed cobalt wisteria style flowers with feathered drapes, flattened rim, everted neck, tooled collar band, perhaps Remmey Pottery, Philadelphia, PA with Albany slip glaze interior, 6 3/4"d, 10 1/2"h; Condition: 1 1/4" interior rim shrink stress crack

glazed cylindrical stoneware jar, shoulder band of four brushed cobalt foliage sprigs, flattened rim, everted neck, faintly impressed shoulder ring, tooled rounded foot flange, probably Remmey Pottery, Philadelphia, PA, Albany slip glaze interior, 5 3/4"d, 8 1/2"h; Condition: as made

Mt Jordon Pottery ca. 1860; two gallon (impressed "2") salt glazed baluster form stoneware pitcher, brushed cobalt double stem tulip design with pair of feathered side bars in the manner of Joseph Remmey, pair of feathered spout borders and rim drapes, daubs on handle terminals, rounded raised rim, pair of incised neck rings, tooled collar ring and rounded foot flange, Albany slip glaze interior, attributed to Mt Jordon Pottery, Chester County, PA, 9 1/2"d, 13 1/4"h; Condition: 4 1/2"x 3 1/4" T line around foot and into base, cobalt fry

Sons ca. mid-late 19th century; large lighthouse shaped coffee pot in copper sheet, fold and soldered construction with loose wire handle on riveted brass hangers, rivet fastened strap handle, strap handled dome lid and interior with original tin wash, signed Glad & Sons, Phila., 12 3/4"d, 16 1/4"h; Condition: some noted separation along upper collar, creasing to lid's handle, minor creasing to dome shoulder area

century; traditional PA poplar and pine kitchen shelf with scallop cut sides that have tombstone arch detail at cutnail mounted shelves, the wide top shelf decorative scroll cut with wide area for ogee shelf clock, 40"x 12"x 24 1/2"; Condition: top shelf is probably later 19th century addition, entire piece was painted and surface scoured of paint

Cincinnati" ca. 1840; round form copper tea kettle in dovetail construction and mounted elbow or gooseneck spout, swing handle with maker's strike riveted pin hinges to copper riveted flange mounts, tea kettle with roll molded round copper lid with copper fancy knob, 8 1/4"d, 12 1/2"x 7 1/2"; [Note: Wolf was listed as tinner in 1840s directory]; Condition: some dents and minor creasing, repaired spout

century; all heavy square stock handle with ground down knife blades: signed "G. Geiger"; signed "Hood", reworked punch, machinist made; "J. Stortz & Son" (Phila); signed (?) with black paint; all 8 1/4"l; Condition: good

signed "(?) Reeves" (unattributed) small basting ladle with rattail hanger on rod stem flatwork grip handle, Condition: very clean, probably later piece; signed "J. Schmidt" (contemporary of Derr's in Berks Co.) hook handle ladle with spear or bayonet shaped grip, Condition: some surface pitting, as found; signed "H.C.S. 1866" (unattributed) large ladle with hook top flatwork handle, traditional form, Condition: some surface pitting, as found

19th-1930; all attributed to David S. Shonk (Mastersonville area to Mt. Joy, Lancaster Co.) with similar spear tip handle and similar bent rod and flatwork handle, one has secondary strike of "E.L. Nissley", 15 1/4"- 16 1/4"; Condition: all as found, good

copper and wrought iron dipper, constructed with dovetail jointer round bowl shaped dipper, copper riveted to wrought iron arched handle with hanging hook, 4 1/2"d, 16 3/4"h, Condition: extensive rust to iron surface; signed "W. Gettys" ladle with shallow bowl rivet mounted to spear mount on hook top flatwork handle, 23 1/4", Condition: handle appears reworked to lengthen

rolled tin and solder constructed footed base tin candle molds: twelve hole round mold with pan top and bottom, 8"d, 10 1/4"h; six hole round mold with pan top and bottom, 6"d x 7 1/2"x 10"; six hole single line mold with narrow tray top and bottom, 8 1/4"x 3"x 10 1/2"; Condition: all poor condition

19th century; early duplicator lathe turned wooden shallow kitchen bowl for mixed use, turned with 3/8" grasp rim that has chamfered edge, exterior painted blue, 12"-12 3/4"d, 3 1/4"h; Condition: hairline crack to base, extends 3" down rim, extensive paint wear, incised band lines from duplicating chisel head present on exterior of bowl, interior shows extensive use as mincing vessel

ca. 19th-20th century; all appear hand wrought with each set matching in size, form and thread screw stop including five sets of four clamps: set of rectangular framed clamps with oversized heart-type thumbscrew; set of C clamps with lima bean thumbscrews; set of C-clamps with drilled eye in oversized thumbscrew top; set of right angle C-clamps with oversized ball thumbscrews; set of pad foot C-clamp with T-top stop screws; Condition: good

1910-1920; both approximately four gallon size tin two handled cans with handled flat lid, each machine rolled thick grade sheet tin with wire braced rim, fold and solder constructed, roll beaded strap handles on can rivet mounted and lid has solder mounted strap handle, each light gray ground and candle smoke decorated, 11 1/2"d, 15"x 14"; Condition: some scratches to paint and minor rust noted

enamelware tin domed coffee pot with tapered spout, knob handle domed lid on hinge and mounted tubular handle, lighthouse shaped coffee pot with flowing swirl blue and white color, approximate three quart size, 6 1/4"d, 9 1/2"x 10 1/4"; Condition: some surface chips noted to rim of pot and lid and normal wear to foot, repaired hinge

mid-late 19th century; punched dated 1881 with initials "M.H." rock oak board with tin sheet binding and driven tapered spikes, mounting holes with sheet metal covering, 12"x 3 1/2"x 4 1/2", Condition: box with plywood construction, good; larger form with walnut wood boards lower plank with heart cut-out, two plank construction with secondary plank with driven spikes cut-nail mounted to lower board, box cover is softwood with cut nail fasteners, 21 3/4"x 5 1/4"x 5 1/2", Condition: very good

rolled tin sheet and solder constructed single stick molds with mounted strap handle: round pan top with flat tip bottom, 11 1/2"; rectangular pan top with conical stem, 3 1/4"x 2"x 10"; Condition: both as found, some minor rust spots

1890-1910; approximately two quart size handled coffee pot with knob handled domed lid on wrapped hinge and angular spout, 4 3/4"d, 7"x 8 1/4", Condition: two chips to side of pot, good; approximate two gallon size with wire swing handle and heavy strap handle, pot has knob handle on lift of domed lid, 9 1/4"d, 11 1/4"x 12 3/4", Condition: minor chipping to foot, rim and edge of lid, possible repaint application to lid's knob

all rolled tin sheet and solder constructed: twelve hole handheld candle mold with rectangular pan top, mounted roll molded strap handle and strap braced tubular molds, 8 1/2"x 5 1/4"x 10 1/4", Condition: missing ring hanger; six hole handheld mold with rectangular pan top and six line set stick molds and mounted wire braced strap handle, 7 1/2"x 3 3/4"x 10 1/4"; rare form eight hole mold with hinge over string holder on pan top, 9 1/4"x 2 1/4"x 10", Condition: not footed and no handle; all have normal wear and creasing

century; primitive dovetail constructed gooseneck tea kettle with brass knob on domed lid, molded arc swing handle on cupper pins in copper riveted flange mounts, 8 3/4"d, 12 1/2"x 7 1/4", Condition: lid and one sheet of tea kettle body unmatched, extensive creasing and dents; signed "J.S. Cropley, Phila" tubular handled copper kettle in dovetailed construction with pour spout, wire braced rim and riveted tapered tubular handle, approximately two gallon size, 10 1/2"d, 6 1/2"h, 10 1/4" handle, 3" spout, Condition: good

approximately 40 gallon size storage tin with two mounted strap handles, conical silo top lid with mounted strap handle, brushed gray paint and candle smoke decoration, 21"d, 26 1/2" x 39 3/4"; Condition: some denting and paint decoration loss

Victorian era; faux marble painted slate checkerboard with 5" black painted border with incised diamond and triangle faux painted inlay, incised lines with black and red marble painted accents, attributed to Slatington Bangor Slate Syndicate, partial paper "Slatington, PA" label on reverse, 22"x 21 3/4"; Condition: scratches to faux paint decoration

from salvaged crate and cigar box lumber with chip carved geometric stacked trimwork: pair of two-color stain finished three line trimwork frame with three tier stacked trimwork, Condition: extensive soiling to surfaces; dark stained diamond center overshot frame with three-tier stack trimwork, Condition: some damage to trimwork, extensive soiling to surfaces

1880-1920; both similar lithograph printed religious iconic death scenes framed in fine tramp art type cross crested cross-over design frames, each crafted from salvaged crate, box lumber, each five tier stacked chip carved, crest with central large cross and two smaller fret sawn and carved crosses: one scene "Death of Jesus" laying before altar with four angels; one scene "Death of Mary" laying before altar with six angels, 22 1/4"x 22" framed; Condition: extensive soiling, one frame missing glass and minor chip

crafted with salvaged crate and box lumbers with chip carved stacked trimwork decoration: dark stained fine diamond pyramid corner block frame with diamond form center of each rail, frame has seven tier stack, 29 1/2"x 30"; clear varnish finished round conical form corner block frame with diamond and pyramid accented rails, 25"x 29"; Condition: both with extensive soiling and some minor surface chipping

20th century; hickory splint basket with wide hoop handle and rim, narrow plate drawn and tapered ribs and fine uniform weaving splints, secondary rod rim band and cross-woven bound union, attributed to eastern Tennessee, 3"x 2 3/4"x 3 1/4"; Condition: very good

1880-1920; turned walnut tight seated lid snuff box with folk art paint decoration in colorful orange, yellow, red and white paint with name "Mary" on old blue painted ground, interior of lid has pencil "194", 2 1/2"d, 1 1/4"h; Condition: minimal paint loss, uncommon decoration

both attributed to members of Bucher family from Clay Twp, Lancaster Co, PA: one signed in pencil on base "Present to (?) Rohrer, Johnny B…" small duplicator lathe turned footed pepper pot or sander with rag stain decoration, cherry turned foot with tight seated knob handled lid that has drilled holes, clear coat and rag stain decoration, attributed to Jonas or John Bucher, 1 3/4"d, 4 1/2"h, Condition: very good; later era turned maple wood lidded saffron cup with wide turned foot, acorn knob on lid, painted, varnished and decal decorated, attributed to later generation Bucher family member, following form of neighbor Joseph Lehn, 2 1/2"d, 4 1/4"h, Condition: good

1780-1830; pistol powder horn craft from goat with wooden pin mounted shave fitted wooden plug, taper shaved and carved, three raised rib spout, stained dark brown with extensive scrimshaw engraving of tobacco leaves, palm plants and a fish on horn, 1 1/2"d, 5 1/2"l; Condition: excellent, old patina

miniature blanket chest ca. 1850-1870; unique miniature turned footed blanket chest that is blind dovetail constructed hardwood cherry that is grain painted to appear veneered, fully decorated lid on iron butt hinges, trim cased with similar chair rail base trim and unique turned feet, 25 1/2"x 13 1/4"x 16 1/4"; Condition: uncommon find to have painted veneer decoration on hardwood; minor scratching to painted surfaces

century; both utility gathering melon shaped baskets with hoop handles: oak splint egg basket with 5/8" wide hoop handle, split and shaved ribs and rim band, rough split non-uniform weaving splints, 7 1/2"d, 7 1/4"h; hickory splint egg basket in similar construction with interwoven union bracing, 7"d, 6 1/2"h; Condition: both original, good

base ca. early-mid 19th century; poplar and cherry wood dovetail constructed salt box with side dominant dovetail, flat lift lid and half round front drawer with four section divided tray, half round painted cut-out box retains original red stain wash and drawer with brass pull, 11 1/4"x 6 1/2"x 9 1/2"; Condition: lid is loose from pins and cracked entirely into two parts, extensive wear from salt, needs possible restoration, some stain wash loss noted

period-1900; later machine lock-joint and nail constructed trinket box with interior wallpaper lining, black on brown grain paint decoration, lid hand painted "B.A.M." initial on ribbon type design with gold leaf painted accents, 12 1/4"x 10"x 6"; Condition: light crackling to painted lid, overall good

continental type bird carving wall decoratives: single bird wall hanging with carved hardwood bird with fine polychrome painted accent and painted eye, wire leg mounted to plaster cast wall hanger, 4 1/2"x 2"x 5 1/2", Condition: possible chalk cast figure; black forest type birds on birch sapling depicting four European Gold Finch birds with bright polychrome paint, wire leg mounted to painted white birch sapling twig mount, 11"x 6"x 16", Condition: excellent patina, minor wear noted to paints

century; lathe turned burl walnut bowl with slight raised foot, shows use as grease bowl, 6"d, 3"h; Condition: good

ca. early 20th century; unsigned photo display stand carved predominantly from walnut and mahogany woods, decorative scroll cut maple leaf top carved frame in fine twig type two-bow stem mounted into rectangular plateau walnut base, carved upper portion with rock and grass type painted pattern and staircase, some painted accents, 6"x 4 1/4"x 12 3/4"; Condition: base possibly missing corner finials, possible work of Lewis DeTurk (Kutztown, PA)

salvaged fabrics in braided coil and stitch construction: Amish-type wool and mixed silk fabrics round braided chair mat with black and lavender outer band, 15 1/2"d; Mennonite-type oval braided table mat crafted from various salvaged fabrics, mixed colors, 25 3/4"x 11 1/2"; Condition: both good

early 20th century; uncommon primitive form hickory splint basket with nail mounted pine plank bottom, wide split and bent hoop handle with similar width rim band, rough split ribs and weave, 11 1/2"x 8 3/4"x 8 3/4"; Condition: primitive construction, good

1900-1910; cherry wood sawn slat band box with pine wood heads, iron tack construction and iron nail mounted bottom with tack nail mounted head, in an old mustard yellow painted surface, 6 3/4"x 2 3/4"h; Condition: good

ca. 1900-1940; traditional Taghkanic-type construction with domed cross-over stave bottom and two chip-carved lock-joint mounted bentwood handles in double rod splint rim with non-uniform width weaving splints, 13 3/4"d, 9 1/2"h, Condition: good

20th century; uncommon miniature size rolled tin and solder constructed cookie cutters with solid sheet back with pierced ventilation hole including: cat, dog and goat (?), 1 1/2"- 2 1/2"x 1 1/2"- 2 1/2"; Condition: two appear to be by same maker and possibly originally had small strap handles

1900-1920; oak and pine bentwood pantry box with oak thin slat bentwood band with copper nail fasteners, pin peg mounted softwood heads, Norwegian-type folk art painted decoration on exterior with central dogwood flower design and pinecone/pineapple type painted wreath with similar design on box band, interior painted green, 6 1/2"d, 2 3/4"h; Condition: box appears to be American made with fine hand painted accents

early 19th century; large treadle lathe turned bowl with gouge banded foot, bead incised rim band 1 1/4" from chamfer edge rim and interior and exterior incised scratch line accents, 13"d, 5"h; Condition: very good

mid-late 19th century; traditional Sheraton-type half spindle and block picture frame with gold leaf and black painted accents, mixed hardwoods frame with mounted trim work pieces and varnished finish, 12 3/4"x 1 1/4"x 10 3/4"; Condition: appears to be early frame, possibly stripped and repainted

late 19th century; pounced hickory splint cross woven basket with rectangular formed bottom, notch joint carved bentwood handles, fixed into oval split double rod rim, coil wrapped binding, bottom of basket somewhat open weave, 14 3/4"x 8 1/2"x 7 1/4"; Condition: minor damage noted to lower weaving splints

both rolled tin, pierced and solder constructed: earlier model lower height cheese mold with tubular feet and wire roll braced rim, diamond pierced pattern in base and half round design on sides, 5 3/4"x 6"x 3 1/4", Condition: minor light rust; later model with bent ring feet, roll bent rim and mounted strap handle, punch and slit pierced, 4 3/4"x 5 1/2"x 4 1/2", Condition: looks unused

late 19th century; tin hollow form full body bird with polychrome painted accents, tubular mounted that allows placement into antique hand wrought hanging sign bracket, the bracket in coiled heart design with decorative scrollwork, 16"x 6 1/2"x 15 1/2" bird, 28"x 1"x 24" bracket; Condition: bird's paint never exposed to weather, minor paint loss, unknown origin and if bird is possibly added to bracket