Hollow Carved Merganser Decoy w/ Original Paint

Bluebill Duck Decoy w/ Original Comb Painted Surface

Decorated Toleware (Tin) Cheese Cradle, Mid 19th Century , w/ Divided Interior

Pen & Ink Calligraphy by John Graham, c. 1835

Dovetailed Lift-Lid Wall Box w/ Divided Interior in Original Dry Red Painted Surface

Oval Velvet Pincushion in Celluloid Basket, c. 1920

Scratch-Grain Painted 2 Finger Oval Box w/ Original Surface

Cast Iron Dachshund Form Dog Boot Scraper

5 Graduated Conical Shaped TIN Ice Cream Scoops, Early 20th Century

Small Wedgwood Caneware Bachelor’s Teapot, c. 1800

Hollow Carved Sleeping or Preening New Jersey Black Duck Decoy, Early 20th Century

Blue Staffordshire Bourdaloue w/ Romantic Landscape Scene, c. 1830

Ornately Decorated English Porcelain Dessert Dish with Cobalt Blue & Gold Highlights & Molded Shells, c. 1820

Small Fanny Kemble Actress Plate w/ Abolitionist Connections, c. 1830

Round Pierced English Creamware Basket & Tray, c. 1790

Cat Shaped Folk Art Wooden Hanging Wall Box for Matches, c. 1940s

Very Large Late-19th Century Redware Bird Whistle

Miniature Red Painted Document Box, Dovetailed, Original Surface, c. 1850

Unusual Cut Paper Scherenschnitte, Signed & Dated 1853 w/Gilt Highlights

Bi-Color Staffordshire “Moss Rose” Plate, Jackson Warranted

7 ¼” Blue Transfer Wedgwood Botanical Plate, c. 1810-1820

Delicate Early Stoneware (Caneware) Beehive Honey Pot marked Wedgwood, c. 1800

Leeds Pottery Green Edged Pearlware Reticulated Tray or Platter, England, c. 1800

Very Large (6 ¾”) 2-Handled Staffordshire Cup, Marked Wedgwood, c. 1785

c. 1800 Spode Creamware Basket & Tray: “Feather & Ribbon” Pattern

English Porcelain Teapot Tray: Chinoiserie Pattern “Broseley” or “Two Temples II” w/ Extensive Gold Highlights

Brown Transfer Staffordshire Drainer w/ Flower Border, c. 1840

Delicate English Creamware Mug w/ Underglaze Flower Decoration, c. 1790

9 ¾” English Salt Glaze Platter w/ Molded Rim, c. 1775

c. 1800 English Creamware Mug w/ Red Transfer Pub-related Mottos: “Landlords Caution to His Customers”