Two 19th c. Pennsylvania stoneware crocks, both with blue decoration, one with stenciled flowers and "Milton & Jones", and a 19th c. stoneware jug with floral decoration and "Ottoman Bros., Fort Edward, N.Y.".81/2"H. & 91/4"H.

Late 18th/early 19th c. snake leg candlestand, tip-top, birch and maple, shaped feet, turned urn shaft. 281/2"H, 211/2"W, 14"D.

20th c. rectangular sign, pine, finely lettered, "M.F. Thompson, watch and jewelry Repairing", gilt on asphaltum finish, 5' 4" l, 7 1/2" w.

19th c. New England poster bed, pine and maple, finely turned ball and bell, turned feet, tiger maple headboard. 6'L, 3'6"W.

20th c. pine rectangular sign, "Geo. R. Scammon, Attorney-at-Law", gilt on asphaltum finish, 13 1/2" h, 24" l.

20th c. pine plank sign, "Dr. A.J. Pitman", gilt on asphaltum finish, 4 3/4" h, 20" l.

Collection of five 19th c. hogscrape candlesticks, one signed on thumb part of push-up, 4 1/4" to 6 3/4" h.

18th c. oval top Queen Anne tavern table, pine and maple, carved skirt, turned legs, button feet.

19th c. tall, maple, arrowback, thumbback side chair, possibly for working at a loom or at a tall desk, branded under plank seat "R. Moss".25"S.H., 411/4"H.

Small collection of sailor carved whalebone and ivory including knitting needles, 8" l; 6" squared fid; and a pair of whalebone clothespins, 3 1/2" .

Early 20th c. pine rocking horse, carved head, rectangular plank seat, canted plank sides, silhouette painted body, saddle and bridle, brown, black and green, alligatored paint finish, 26" h, 39" l.

Three 18th c. London marked pewter plates: 9 1/2" marked "J. Jones and Richard Bache", 1783-1805; 8 1/2" marked "John Langford, London", 1720-1757; 9 1/2" marked "Cleeve" (Giles Cleve), 1729-1743; owners initials on rim "H A".

19th c. country Sheraton one-drawer stand, birch, finely shaped legs, tall turned foot. 283/4"H, 19"W, 173/4"D.

19th c. American pewter teapot, marked "Morey & Ober, 2, Boston", (D.B. Morey and R.H. Ober, Boston 1852-1855), 7 1/4" h.

19th c. American pewter teapot in lighthouse form, marked "T.D. Locke, #16, New York", (New York City, 1835-1860), 10 1/2" h.

19th c. American pewter teapot, ribbed bulbous shape, marked "James Dixon", ebonized wood handle and wood finial, 9" h.

19th c. pewter castor set, marked "E. Smith" (Eben Smith, JR.", worked in Beverly, Mass., 1814-1856), 12" h; and a pewter pot, marked "R. Dunham" (Rufus Dunham, 1837-1860, Westbrook, Maine), 9 1/4" h.

19th c. blue and white coverlet, dated 1858, with central stars, eagles and banners, deer with antlers, birds, buildings, leaves and flowers, fringed, found in upstate New York, overall good condition, 8' x 7' 8".

Hollow carved wood swan decoy, inset glass eyes, carved "R.W. Schaap" on bottom, 22" l.

Canada goose decoy, carved "R.W. Schaap" on bottom, 21" l.

Carved seagull confidence decoy, forked tail, "R.W. Schaap", 17 1/2" l.

Pair of carved pintail decoys, finely painted, glass eyes, preening Drake, both carved by "R.W. Schaap" and signed, 17" l.

Pair of carved hooded mergansers, glass eyes, finely painted, signed "R.W. Schaap", 13" l.

Three shorebirds, all mounted, signed "RWS". 8"H., 9"H & 12"H.

Three carved decoys, "R.W. Schaap". As pictured. 14"L, 121/2"L & 16"L.

Three carved decoys, "R.W. Schaap". As pictured. 13"L, 11"L &  141/2"L.

Two carved wood and tin fish decoys, one with tack eyes, 7" and 7 1/2" l.

19th c. portrait of a Naval Officer in a blue uniform, high red collar, gold braid epaulets, buttons with anchors, pointing to a chart, alongside caliper and rule, signed on back of canvas, pine stretcher, newer frame, 21" x 16 1/2".