AN 18TH CENTURY TREEN BUTTER PAT together with a

Including French 19th c. Savoie butter molds, design sticks used for small brasserie size butter pats. Plus 18th c. mountain cowbell of the Pyrenees. Dimensions: (Largest) H 5" x W 5.25" x D 3.25" Con

18th Century Butter Churn: Fitted Splash Lid with Pole Cross Board Dasher. Metal Wire Bands Hold Tapered Staved Body Together. 21"T to Lid. (200-300)

including an 18th century style caster (4 5/8 in.); a butter dish cover by Fisher; an International "Lord Saybrook" goblet; a small mayonnaise bowl; a set of (4) shell form butter pats; a two piece gl

Dresden porcelain candlestick-style lamp base depicting three children playing beneath a tree; together with an ormolu-mounted two light candelabra with an 18th century gentleman. Dimensions: (Taller,

Chinese Export Famille Rose Decorated Blue and White Butter Tub, 18th c., oval body and cover painted with flower sprays, h. 3 1/4 in., w. 5 1/4 in., d. 4 1/4 in.; together with blue and white mocha c

Item: Butter scoop & turned muddler. Maple scoop, mid 19th C, unpainted natural patina. Ash muddler, late 18th C, unpainted natural patina. Dimensions: Scoop- 10 7/8 inches L, Mddler - 7 1/2 inches L

American, 18th Century. Two maple plates and a fine deep-turned charger (shallow bowl) retaining old black paint, each on raised slight foot; the charger and one plate with incised bands. Together wit

AN 18TH CENTURY CHINESE PORCELAIN BOWL decorated with cockerels in a tree-lined setting 7.5cm diameter 4cm high TOGETHER WITH A 19TH CENTURY JAPANESE BOWL with brown woven wire surround and blue and w

England, 4th quarter 20th century. Fourteen dinner plates, eight salad plates, eleven bread plates, seven sauce dishes, eight butter pats, eleven cups and saucers, eight mugs, coffee pot, teapot, crea

Collection of 15 tin Christmas tree candle holders, probably 19th century. 5"L., together with an early leather document box - missing hinges. Provenance: From a private collection within an 18th cent

English, c. 1770-1780, blue & white Fence pattern. Covered tub with stand, lid shows a flower form finial. Blue crescent mark on underside of tub and stand. H. of tub to top of finial on lid 8.5 cm (3

18TH C TREEN PLATE, PRIMITIVE REPAIR, 10.5"

45 pieces. Sixteen 6 1/4" teaspoons, eight 6 1/2" dessert forks, eight 7 1/2" forks, eight 9" knives, a two piece 8 1/2" salad set, a 6 1/4" sugar shell, an 8 1/2" serving spoon, and a 7 1/2" master b

An 18th Century treen straw splitter, of balloon shape with inset brass cutters, stamped J. Austin, on a faceted plinth, 10cm high

grape motif, large oval

Railroad dining car butter pat in the Indian Tree pattern top marked with Pullman and no bottom mark. Dish measures 3 3/8" and shows standard signs of utensil use and stacking wear with scratches. No

English brass standish, late 18th c.; together with a snuffer, miniature copper kettle etc. 4"h x 7"w x 4.75"d

English or Dutch, 18th C., together with a Delft flower brick, 18th C., 3 pieces Some losses and repairs Wall pockets: 8"l Brick: 3-1/2"h x 5-3/4"w x 2-5/8"d Provenance: Property from a Private Collec

Primitive single person pine settle, 18th c.; together with a child's potty chair. 46.5"h x 25.5"w x 15.5"d

Wedgwood blue jasperware portrait medallion of Shakespear, possibly by William Hackwood, English, late 18th C. Together with seven Wedgwood blue jasperware portrait medallions featuring Mr. Garrick, D

English, 17th/18th C., together with a Jacobean style oak stool, 2 pieces total Some losses, wear, surface distress. 19-1/2"h x 19"w x 10-3/4"d and 18"h x 20"w x 11"d

English, 18th C. Together with a polychrome glazed Prattware pitcher, English, 18th C. 2 pieces From 4"h x 5 3/4"w to 7"h x 6 1/2"w By descent from the Estate of Robert Weeks DeForest and Emily Johnso

French, 18th C. Together with two brass examples and a walnut example, 20th C 4 pieces. Open: 13"h x 16"w x 14"d and 7-1/2"h x 10"w x 9"d

Dutch, 18th C. Together with a blue-and-white tin glazed earthenware charger, Dutch, 18th C. 3 pieces. Plates 10 1/4" d Charger 14"d By descent from the Estate of Robert Weeks DeForest and Emily Johns