ANTIQUES AT THE ARMORY take two

Middle only

 

A BIRD IN HAND ANTIQUES, Florham, N.J. — Finely detailed wood carving of a dapper male figure in the original paint, Pennsylvania, standing a generous 6¼ inches tall. It dates from the Nineteenth Century and is ex-collection Chris Machmer, Annville, Penn.

 

A BIRD IN HAND ANTIQUES, Florham, N.J. — Wonderful watermelon frame, realistic paint on wood frame, all original, circa 1915.

 

A BIRD IN HAND ANTIQUES, Florham, N.J. — Pair of incised birds on a two-gallon jug, attributed to I. Seymour of Troy, N.Y. It is in great condition with no chips or cracks, and dates circa 1824–26.

 

A BIRD IN HAND ANTIQUES, Florham, N.J. — Early crow decoy by Charles Perdew (1874–1963) of Henry, Ill. It is in the original paint with some wear, early 1920s, and the fine form speaks for itself.

 

ELEANOR and DAVID BILLET, New York City — A pair of green faux leather chairs, English, circa 1930.

 

ELEANOR and DAVID, New York City — Stack of wood-carved books, French, circa 1880.

 

ELEANOR and DAVID, New York City — Ammonite on base.

 

ELEANOR and DAVID, New York City — French carved wooden horse, circa 1880.

 

FROM HERE TO ANTIQUITY, Bethany, Conn. — Double-sided oil on board, 1887.

 

FROM HERE TO ANTIQUITY, Bethany, Conn. — A sampling of Art Nouveau items coming to the show.

 

NANCY STEINBOCK VINTAGE POSTERS, Chestnut Hill, Mass. — “Never!” by C.R. Miller, circa 1943, 20 by 27 inches.

 

NANCY STEINBOCK VINTAGE POSTERS, Chestnut Hill, Mass. — “Ralph White’s Ski Shop” by Mauer, 1935, measuring 24 by 37 inches.

 

NANCY STEINBOCK VINTAGE POSTERS, Chestnut Hill, Mass. — “New York, Holland Amerika Lijn,” 1938, by Ten Broek. It measures 24 by 37¼ inches.

 

NANCY STEINBOCK VINTAGE POSTERS, Chestnut Hill, Mass. — “Tales” by Ethel Reed, circa 1896, measuring 17½ by 25 inches.

 

NORMA CHICK, AUTUMN POND ANTIQUES, Woodbury, Conn. — Cod fish weathervane, American, circa 1880.

 

NORMA CHICK, AUTUMN POND ANTIQUES, Woodbury, Conn. — Five-piece miniature delft garniture set, circa 1770.

 

NORMA CHICK, AUTUMN POND ANTIQUES, Woodbury, Conn. — Pair of scalloped delft plates, Holland, circa 1740.

 

NORMA CHICK, AUTUMN POND ANTIQUES, Woodbury, Conn. — Three from a large set of Dutch sea creature tiles, circa 1700.

 

PORT ‘N STARBOARD GALLERY, Falmouth, Maine — “Summer Pastures,” C. Loveridge (American, 1838–1915), 1884, signed oil on canvas measuring 22 by 36 inches.

 

PORT ‘N STARBOARD GALLERY, Falmouth, Maine — “Gray Morning, Nantucket,” a signed oil on canvas by G.H. McCord (American, 1848–1909), 12 by 15 inches.

 

PORT ‘N STARBOARD GALLERY, Falmouth, Maine — Two-masted schooner diorama, American yacht with carved wood hull and sails resting on a simulated plaster sea. It dates from the early Twentieth Century and measures 36½ inches wide, 27¼ inches high and 8 ½ inches deep.

 

PORT ‘N STARBOARD GALLERY, Falmouth, Maine — Ship in a bottle, American clipper ship Bertha Crawn, carved hearts bottle stopper, unusual octopus stand, made by L.O. Chapman, Franklin, N.J., 1935. It measures 11½ inches long and 5 inches high.

 

SCOTT BASSOFF/SANDY JACOBS ANTIQUES, Rindge, N.H. — Circus banner for Brenda the Bearded Lady. It measures 9 feet 6 inches tall and 8 feet 2½ inches wide.

 

SCOTT BASSOFF/SANDY JACOBS ANTIQUES, Rindge, N.H. — Mission oak library table branded Gustav Stickley.

 

SIDNEY GECKER, AMERICAN FOLK ART, New York City — Eagle weathervane by Fiske, 36-inch wingspan.

 

SIDNEY GECKER, AMERICAN FOLK ART, New York City — Jumping snake toy from Pennsylvania.

 

SIDNEY GECKER, AMERICAN FOLK ART, New York City — Part of a selection of Pennsylvania iron.

 

VILLAGE BRAIDER, Plymouth, Mass. — Dating from the Nineteenth Century, a plaster phrenologist head.

 

VILLAGE BRAIDER, Plymouth, Mass. — French Faience birdcage dating from the Nineteenth Century.

 

VILLAGE BRAIDER, Plymouth, Mass. — This carved ivory cane handle in the form of a bulldog is from the Nineteenth Century.

 

VILLAGE BRAIDER, Plymouth, Mass. — Ram’s head brackets.