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19th C. glass witch ball with 4 drag loop sections of decoration. Most interesting colors – shades of bright blue and pink over a white core interior. 4 3/8″ diameter. Excellent condition.

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ITEM: 812EB115
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19th C. Sailor’s Valentine with a “Forget Me Not” greeting. Each half of the double Valentine is 9″. Made in Barbados. Excellent condition with all shells intact.

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ITEM: 38EB295
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A charming pair of blue and white 18th C. Dutch Delft plates wuth a floral motif. Minor edge fritting. No hairlines or restoration. 9″ Diameter

Price: $595
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ITEM: 13EB299
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A complete set of 19th C. bone and ebony dominoes presented in a late 20th C. grain painted box.

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ITEM: M34
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A real survivor with years of honest service to its line of owners in the State of Maine. Second half 19th C. wood and iron weathervane with a 38″ wood arrow directional and nicely turned ball wood base, 46″ tall. Appealing graphic design and physical appearance. All original condition.

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ITEM: 611CT75
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A very attractive and graphic inlaid game board – parchese on one side and checkers on the other. Nice selection of exotic woods and design composition. A special example in fine original condition. Early 20th C. 16 1’2″ square, 1″ thick.

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ITEM: 119FL25
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An excellent example of the G111-16 pint size bottle glass blown 3-mold bottle/decanter, c. 1815-1830. The color is a nice deep olive amber. The pattern impression is sharp and crisp, and the glass is clean and brilliant. The condition is mint. This pattern is generally attributed to the Keene, NH, Markborough St, Glass House. 7 1/16″ high.

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ITEM: 53EB570B
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Early 20th C. cast iron child’s Penny Bank, 5 3/4″ tall. These banks were made to help children learn thrift and savings. Sailor form with its original worn silver and flesh colored paints. Well worn from use. Casting is crisp and nicely detailed. No damage. The sailor bank was made by the Hubley Co.

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ITEM: 1111EB49
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Gaudy stick spatter and flowing blue decorated service plate. No maker’s mark. 9 1/4″ diameter. Very fine condition with no damage or restoration. A nice clean example. Mid 19th C.

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ITEM: 27FL105/11
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Nice Shaker covered oval handled box in very good original condition. Original finish, top, handle and base. No repairs. Minor tight shrinkage line check on one side (see picture). 8 3/4″ long, 3 3/4″ high (handle down) and 6 ” wide. NYS or New England origin.

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ITEM: 109JM30
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