Three stoneware pieces: two crocks - two-gallon and four-gallon jugs, all marked "Red Wing", one marked "Union Stoneware Co. Red Wing Minn.", one embossed "Red Wing" on the bottom.

Early carved walnut deer's head on an oval walnut plaque, with detachable cast iron antlers, 10" h, 15" w ear to ear.

18th c. mahogany Chippendale armchair, carved open pierced splat back, curvilinear arms, molded legs, (repairs at arms), 18 1/2" seat h, 38" overall h.

Carved Folk Art figure of a black rodeo horseback rider on a bucking bronco with leather saddle, spring loaded device so horse bucks and throws rider, 7 1/4" l.

Carved Folk Art cowboy figure with lariat, on a jumping horse, 8" h.

Two carved Folk Art horses, one with a spring loaded device so horse bucks, 8" and 7" l.

Two carved Folk Art white painted dogs, one with doghouse, on red platforms, 8" and 7" h.

Three carved Folk Art figures: chicken, 5 1/4" h; a trophy mounted deer head, 4" h; and a gentleman in red pants, 4 1/2" h.

Two carved Folk Art three-masted sailboats, tin sails painted red and white with flags, 8" h, 9" l; and 5" h, 6" l.

18th c. New England bowback Windsor armchair, early brown painted finish, bamboo turned legs, shaped arms, 15" seat h.

Collection of five original watercolor illustrations for the Index of American Design, signed "D.N. Alexandroff, NYC, 1938", Doll's Kas, Hepplewhite Armchair, 18th c. Dress, Wm. & Mary Gateleg Table, Pewter Spoon, Illustration.

18th c. New England bearing arm bowback Windsor chair, early brown varnish stained finish, carved saddle seat with early patch, splayed bamboo legs, 16 1/2" seat h.

18th c. Pennsylvania walnut tall chest of drawers, heavily carved cornice molding over seven graduated drawers, fluted front corners on a dovetailed case, brasses replaced, drawers rebuilt on an ogee bracket base (replaced), 6' 1" h, 41" w.

19th c. framed watercolor map of Duxbury, Mass., c. 1830.

Two 19th c. New England country baskets: round gathering basket, finely shaped hoop handle, double wrapped rim; and a smaller watermelon style basket, hoop handle.

          19th c. classic blue and white coverlet, signed in one corner "The Property of Mary Shaw, Orleans County, NY, 1838", eagle and shield, willow trees, peafowls, floral geometrics, summer/winter, excellent condition, 6' 6" x 8'.

         19th c. New England bowfront bureau, mahogany and mahogany veneers, florette brass pulls, carved skirt, turned legs, 41" h, 40" w, 17" d.

         19th c. Gaudy Welch decorated ironstone tea set, 27 pieces.

          19th c. miniature four-drawer chest, pine, original paint decoration with love birds and floral decoration, 10" h.

          19th c. blacksmith's account book from Nantucket, circa 1822.

Early 19th c. glass top corner cupboard, pine, molded edge, two-door top with six panes each, over two-door bottom with four inset panels per door, 6' 8" h, 4' 7 1/2" w, 39" from center of back to side.

18th c. continuous arm Windsor, saddle seat, bamboo turned legs, carved repairs at arms, 18 1/2" seat h.

19th c. bottle, "Pine Tree Tar Cordial, Phila. Patent 1859, L.O.C. Wishart's", teal green, 9 1/2" h.

19th c. water bottle, "Saratoga Springs", with raised five-point star, dark red amber, 10" h.

Two early bottles: Pepper Sauce, "ER Durkee & Co., New York", blue aqua, 8" h; and "Old Dr. Warren's, Herb and Root Bitters, Flint & Co., Prov. R.I.", aqua, 8 3/4" h.

Late 18th c. four-drawer bureau, maple and pine (secondary), serpentine top, over four graduated dovetailed drawers, on an applied tall bracket base with swag style skirt, 39" h, 38" w, 18 1/4" d.

Pair of 19th c. brass round base candlesticks, 8 1/2" h.

Pair of 19th c. brass rectangular base candlesticks, 8 3/4" h.