| Carved Stone (probably Grave Marker); Dated 1905 $1200. | |
This carved stone piece was likely made as a grave marker. Regardless of its original purpose, it is a wonderful sculpture. A different motif is carved on each side. It measures 4 1/2" tall; 4 3/4" wide and 3 1/2" deep. Condition is very good with s small area chipped out of the top rear a long time ago based upon the patina. Found in Pennsylvania.
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 | Wood Carrier $365. |
Wood utility carrier with original paint and a graceful scalloped edge. It is difficult to say for certain what was its intended use. It is deeper than most knife boxes yet too graceful and not showing the expected wear of a tool box. In either case, it has many potential uses in the 21st century. It would serve well to hold plants or magazines, for instance.
Measures 15" across; 11 1/2" deep and 9" tall to the top of the handle. Very good, all original condition. Made circa 1870.
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| Folk Art Mirror with Hearts; Circa 1880 $1275. |  |
Wonderful frame with three dimensional carved hearts has its original mirror. Frame measures 6" x 9". Pennsylvania origin; circa 1880. Excellent, completely original condition.
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| | Native American Beaded Bag: Circa 1930 $325. |
Native American Nez Perce Beaded Bag with two very happy cats beneath a bird. Backing and handles are suede deerskin. Lining is barkcloth very
typical of the 1930's. Pristine condition. Measures 7 1/2" wide and 8 1/4" tall.
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Darnestown Maryland