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A strong and sound republican lists his political accomplishments in this early American folk art painting. Oil on Canvas
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Signed J. Josephs Painting| Lincoln Rail Splitters 1860, Also Captain of Rail Splitters and Garfield Wood Choppers 1880. Oil on Canvas
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Martinsville, Indiana’s rustic Old Hickory furniture is highly prized, and this rare set of salesman samples will compliment a collection of Old Hickory furniture or add color to a collection of primitive dolls.
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Dramatic form on this early american sled. This extremely clean, painted Victorian sled is a decorator's dream with its sporty sleek lines and rare full-bodied stenciled elk. Meausuring 36 1/2" long, 10 1/2" wide, and a mere 4" deep, this handsome sled will fit just about anywhere and will enhance any fine collection of antique toys, primitives, or painted folk art.
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Painted in 1936 to commemorate Jesse C, Owens' four gold medals in the Berlin Olympics, this one of a kind painted blanket chests is a wonderfully unique piece of Americana.
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The front and top of the chest are covered with flowers, and the sides are decorated with birds and hearts. The chest’s vibrant polychromatic decoration, combined with its petite size, make it a decorator’s dream!
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Unusual Rare Form on this New Geneva PA Tanware Piece
Measuring nearly 6 3/4" in height and sporting several rows of decoration around its 13" cicumference, this lovely tanware vase will make a pleasing addition to any collection of Pennsyvania stoneware or early American antiques. New Geneva tanware vases rarely surface on the antiques market, and astute collectors are always on the lookout for them.
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Unusual Form and Decoration
This unusal ovoid stoneware bowl with folky leaf decoration looks as if the decorator coated a pair of leaves and pressed them onto the clay to make a great one of a kind cobalt decoration.
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Southwestern Pennsylvania Stoneware
This wonderful one gallon Greensboro, Pennsylvania, stoneware cream jar sports Reppert's rare stenciled bird decoration.
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Superb Detail / Original Polychromatic Paint
This wonderful 19th Century American folk art sewer tile lion doorstop is initialed G H and dated "A 24 1892" and is most probably a lunch hour piece of Midwestern origin.
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Early Richmond VA Stoneware
This charming and simple blue decorated stoneware from Henrico County Virginia features Sweeney's classic flower on both sides of the jar!
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This rare and unusual Antique American centennial sled in its original red, white, and blue painted surface has superb visual appeal and will stand out in any collection of fine Americana.
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This rare circa 1890 shoe blacking box depicts a resourceful Uncle Sam using his boot as a makeshift shaving mirror. In the lower lefthand corner of the lithograph, Sam's pet bald eagle fights its reflection in the other boot!
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This rare 1850's Beaver County six gallon butter churn is completely hand decorated and boasts Fowler's earliest stamp. This is a fabulous piece of antique western Pennsylvania stoneware at a very affordable price.
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Circa 1826-1828. Great ovoid form on this rare piece of early American stoneware.
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Painted black duck decoy.
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Wonderful surface, form and paint on this early antique decoy
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This pre 1850 two gallon ovoid storage jar retains its original lid. This early and hard to find piece of New York stoneware exhibits exceptional form, wonderful patina, and charming handles.
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Unusual two tone pitcher with albany slip and blue stencil decoration. Nice small diminutive size pitcher
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This cobalt decorated salt glaze storage jar is attributed to the Remmey pottery in Philadephia and is a fine example of the utilitarian stoneware thrown by this famous family of American potters.
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9" Pennsylvania Decorated Tanware Pitcher
Tanware was manufactured in New Geneva and Greensboro, Pennsylvania roughly in the 1880-1900 time period and was sold to tourists. Because of its unusually short production period and limited production numbers, decorated tanware is hard to find. This beautiful pitcher boasts absolutely no apologies and would serve as an excellent addition to even the finest stoneware collections.
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This superb and highly desirable one gallon storage jar features an unusual fruit and vine decoration on both sides, cobalt decorated handles, and a freehand "1" to indicate its one gallon capacity.
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This Pennsylvania tanware storage jar features an unusual triple tulip decoration and is dated 1888.
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This one gallon stoneware pitcher has spectacular floral cobalt decoration and is attributed to Philadelphia's most famous potter, Richard C. Remmey..
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Remmey Cobalt Decorated Lidded Butter Crock
Stoneware lidded butter crocks are hard to find, and this highly decorated example attributed to Philadelphia's Richard C. Remmey is a real gem.
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Folk Art Painted Rosemaled Wooden Box »
Incredible Color and fantastic old surface make this highly decorated rosemaled box a collectors dream.
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Minstrel show stump speakers were the precursors to modern standup comics.
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Cast Iron, American Mechanical Bank.Manufactured by J. & E. Stevens and Company, designed by Charles M. Henn of Chicago, Illinois and patented January 23, 1883. Place a coin in the Eagle's beak, press the lever and the Eaglet's rise from the nest, actually crying for food. As the eagle bends forward to feed them, the coin falls into the nest and disappears in the receptacle below.
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Primitive Apple Tray in Original Blue Paint
This lovely apple tray retains its original robin’s egg blue paint and features gracefully canted sides.
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Great, three color, painted six inch Shaker fingered jointed oval box with exquisite craftsmanship and attention to detail.
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Carved from a single piece of yellow pine, a wood commonly used in pre-Revolutionary War America. Slightly scrolled end grips. Signed and dated on the bottom “1756 / O. A. S.” Great aged surface.
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Fabulous Early American Antique Pressed Steel Vehicle.
Circa 1926-1931
Great Fire House Red Paint. All Original.
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Pressed steel, Buddy L Express Line
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Great earthy colors, fabulous condition.
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Spotted Dog & Red Tulips Hooked Rug »
Graphic, bold colors on this antique hook rug. Great spotted dog and vibrant pennsylvania dutch tulip decoration.
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Great folk art qualities to this rare beaver hooked rug. Initialled FB by maker, with classic rag rug rainbow stripes down both edges and red full moon.
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Fabulous visual impact in this vibrant Pennsylvania tree of life hooked rug in excellent, original condition.
Nice size | 36"w x 40"h
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Red House with Folk Art Person »
Great folky character in this early patterned hooked rug with classic red house and great addition of a stick armed figure and barren tree.
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Fraktur Family Register »
This startling artist signed and dated family register mourns the death of a two-year-old child.
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Original Blue Paint Antique Barrel
What a fantastic little end table this circa 1880-1910 ten gallon Dickinson's Witchhazel barrel would make! This lovely piece of early advertising is in completely original condition and features desirable blue paint and its spectacular label.
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Antique Barber Pole Trade Sign
Great red, white and blue Americana, wooden, painted barber pole trade sign with old paint history. 66" Tall
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Hunter Baltimore Rye: The American Gentleman's Whiskey
This exceptionally rare circa 1900 lithographed tin Hunter Baltimore Rye sign is an outstanding example of pre-prohibition era American whiskey advertising. A few pieces of Hunter Baltimore Rye memorabilia are permanently housed in the Maryland State Archives.
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This ornate mid 19th century brass masonic fireplace trivet sports a hand turned walnut handle. This piece is a must have for any collector of early fraternal memorabilia.
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China Head Doll with Patriotic Body
American eagle and state names adorn the multi-color printed muslim body of this china head doll. German paper lable.
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Niggerhair Smoking Tobacco Tin
The Milwaukee based B. Leidersdory Company started production of Niggerhair Smoking Tobacco in the late 19th century. This black Americana advertising icon is in near mint condition.
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Folk Art Owl Decoy Circa 1900-1925 »
This rare folk art owl decoy in its old original paint measures 14" tall, 5" wide, and 4" deep and will enhance any ensemble of decoys, primitives, or American folk art.
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Cast Iron, American Mechanical Bank.Manufactured by J. & E. Stevens and Company, designed by Charles M. Henn of Chicago, Illinois and patented January 23, 1883. Place a coin in the Eagle's beak, press the lever and the Eaglet's rise from the nest, actually crying for food. As the eagle bends forward to feed them, the coin falls into the nest and disappears in the receptacle below.
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An excellent mottled glaze and unusual collar make this late 19th century piggy bank a real winner.
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Minstrel show stump speakers were the precursors to modern standup comics.
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Arcade cast iron sedan vehicle in original paint
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Gibbs Manufacturing originally was in the market of producing plows. In 1896, the company added toys, specializing in lithographed paper-on-wood, metal, wagons, spinning tops, and advertising toys.
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Circa 1820-1849 Cobalt Spatterware Cup and Saucer Set with great patriotic american eagle and shield transferware decoration.
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Rainbow Spatterware Cup and Saucer »
The spectacular condition of this red and green spatterware handleless cup and saucer set makes it a rare find.
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Original Red Painted Pennsylvania Dough Box on Turned Legs »
We've seen a lot of nice Pennsylvania dough boxes, but this is the finest one we've ever owned.
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Cobalt Decorated Ovoid One-Gallon Storage Jar »
This superb and highly desirable one gallon storage jar features an unusual fruit and vine decoration on both sides, cobalt decorated handles, and a freehand "1" to indicate its one gallon capacity.
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Redware Slip Decorated Plate
Circa 1850 | S.E. Pennsylvania
Twenty one lines decorate this large Pennsylvania redware slip decorated plate. 10 1/2"
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Redware Slip Decorated Bowl
Circa 1850 | S.E. Pennsylvania
Nice form and slipware decoration on this early Pennsylvania redware bowl. 7 1/2"
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Redware Marbled Slip Milk Pitcher
This gorgeous circa 1800 redware milk pitcher -- reminiscent of fine English mocha ware -- will make a fine addition to any collection of early American ceramics.
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This mechanical bank depicts well known bear hunter Teddy Roosevelt, the Rough Rider himself.
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An excellent mottled glaze and unusual collar make this late 19th century piggy bank a real winner.
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Great blue decoration and color on this large, T.F. Reppert, six gallon, Greensboro, PA, salt glazed, early american stoneware crock
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Rooster Mechanical Bank
Manufactured by Kyser and Rex, this rooster mechanical bank has great appeal.
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Hard to find Medium Green Fiestware in excellent condition.
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Rose Color Fiestaware teapot in the great 50s color.
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The spectacular condition of this red and green spatterware handleless cup and saucer set makes it a rare find.
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Dark blue Historical Staffordshire ten inch dinner plate with shell border from American scenes.
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Great rich blue flow on this rare scene of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
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1929 Hubley Trick Dog
This is one of the final great mechanical banks produced, and it marks the end of an era in American toys.
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Striking black and white graphic painted decoy by Delaware's premier carver, Edson Gray.
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Superb painting from Peru, Illinois decoy carver George Koehler.
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This mechanical bank portrays crooked New York politician William M. "Boss" Tweed and retains over 90% of its original paint.
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