Another Indian, a carved wood and polychrome painted bust, was froma camp in Oakland, Maine, circa 1910 1920, in the booth ofGarthoeffner Gallery, Lititz, Penn. Also shown was a country storemultidrawer hardware cabinet for nuts, bolts, screws, etc, in theoriginal finish with porcelain knobs. David Thompson Antiques & Art of South Dennis, Mass., had acirca 1870 doll's carriage that was found in a Maine attic, stillin its original condition with a wooden body decorated in mustardwith black striping. A schooner model with tin sails dated circa1910 and came from Cape Cod, and a selection of doorstops includeda tea kettle, Punch and George Washington on horseback, all in theoriginal paint. "We have handled a lot of doorstops over the years,but this is the first time we have had a kettle and GeorgeWashington," David said. Holden Antiques, Naples, Fla., and Sherman, Conn., offered severalIndian baskets, including Navaho and Apache examples, and a large42 -inch wing span eagle weathervane on ball, mounted over awriting quill, American and dating from the late NineteenthCentury. A large woolie with a big American ship and a smallerEnglish warship was sold, as was a framed picture with three fabriccats. A large full-bodied pig weathervane, 32 inches long, stood againstthe back wall in the booth of Quiet Corner Antiques, Sterling,Conn., and the showcase was filled with a selection of about 20wooden ladle scoops with various carved handles and a nicecollection of redware slip decorated plates. Peter Baker Antiquesof Elgin, Quebec, Canada, showed another weathervane, a sheet metalbeaver, and an Eighteenth Century box stretcher table in theoriginal paint with two-board top. Mad River Antiques of North Granby, Conn., had assembled acollection of five graduated redware flasks, New England, rangingin size from 5 inches to 81/8 inches, and three Dedham platesin the Moth and Swan pattern. "We brought a nice selection ofstoneware, our specialty," Steve German said, including a recentfind, a crock by the Pottery at Little, West 12th Street, New YorkCity, dating from the Nineteenth Century and having a cobaltdecoration depicting a cow grazing in a field.. One might easily say that Stephen Score has gone to the birds, forit seemed as if he had birds on his mind when he designed hisMid*Week booth. The Boston dealer displayed one of the mostcolorful objects in the show, a crocheted table cloth in vibrantcolors depicting all manner of birds and fowl, including songbirds, owls, roosters and eagles. And if a bird happened to getinto the ice rink it would probably seek out the Score booth forlanding, with a choice of a very handsome martin house, "astructure such as you might see in Rome," Stephen said, or a nicehouse designed as a log cabin. A safer place might be on one of theperches in an elaborate three-tier wire cage with a blue paintedroof. Traveling from Hamilton, Ohio, Sharon and Claude Baker brought aninteresting collection that included a selection of painted chalkfigures including a deer, poodle, lamb and parrot, and a circa 1830schoolmaster's desk on frame was of New Hampshire origin andretained a Windsor green painted surface over blue. The deskoriginally came from Joslin Tavern in West Townsend, Mass. In theoriginal glass case, circa 1900, was a handmade model of adouble-decker bus constructed on the frame of an old toy car. A pair of Nineteenth Century cast iron whippets in the originalyellow with rose blush surface, probably Fiske, reclined at thefront of the booth of Steve Smoot Antiques, Lancaster, Penn., and astretcher-base dough box table of rare large size dated circa1840 1860. The table, with the original surface, was from theHanover area. I am an expert from Handmade Glass Balls, it usually analyzes various kinds of industry situation, such as Handmade Glass Balls, and many more. Welcome to visit! I am an expert from glass-handicrafts.com, while we provides the quality product, such as Handmade Glass Balls , China Glass Masturbation, Hand Blown Glass Goblets,and more.
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