Hazel Tyrrell (Canton, NY) Female Cardinal

on a pine wooden base. Signed and dated 1962. 7 1/2" tall

on a white birch base. Signed and dated 1960. 4" tall

on a birch bark base. Canton, NY. From the 1960s. 6 3/4" tall.

Canton, NY. Signed and dated 1958 on base.

Canton, NY. Circa 1960. On a white birch base.

Canton, NY. Circa 1960. On a birch base.

Robin, Cardinal and Eastern King Bird. Tallest is 8" tall. Milford Howe was a friend of and carved in the style of Hazel Tyrell.

Canton, NY. Signed and dated 1962 on base.

Canton, New York, 1894-1967. Signed, titled and dated 1961 on underside. Carved wooden jay with original paint and wire legs on a birch base. Minor damage to beak. 5.5"h. 9"l.

bird carving mounted on white birch. Canton, NY. Signed on base. 2 3/4" tall. Circa 1960. From an estate in St. Lawrence County.

Bird carving mounted on a wooden base, stands 6 1/2" tall, Canton, NY. Signed and dated 1960. From an estate in St. Lawrence County.

Canton, NY. Beak to tail is 10". Milford Howe was a friend of and carved in the style of Hazel Tyrell.

Canton, NY. Bird is in Spring Plumage. Beak to tail is 10 1/2". Milford Howe was a friend of and carved in the style of Hazel Tyrell.

Title: Wooden Birds Dimension: Male – 9" fem. - 7” Provenance/additional info: Sculpt carved three dimensional cardinals – male and female from Schoharie County, NY. Ca 1900 Shipping: Domestic:

Canton, New York, 1894-1967. Signed and titled on undersides. Carved wood with original paint and wire legs on a birch bases. Cardinal has minor damage to crest and split in tail. 4.5"h. 7.5"l. Hummin

on a white birch base with a damaged bill and piece missing. Also includes a 8" x 10" photo of Hazel's sister, Daisy Gleason, helping carve birds.

From Dr. Randi's Estate in Northern New York. Car was purchased in the 1970's from the original owner who lived in Canton, NY. The car is 90% restored and 95% complete. There has been a frame off rest

stamped on stems. Professionally restore by Everett Smith, Canton, NY. Very good condition, only used a few times since it was restored. Award winning canoe. ID NO. 4154. This wood canvas canoe is mad

Rare and very desirable, made in Canton, NY. Restored however, left gunwale is loose and needs to be secured. Natural finish inside and out. Replaced caned bottom seats. Original brass hardware and ta

professionally restored and in excellent condition. Original brass label. 15' long, caned seats, 29 1/2" wide. From a home on the St. Lawrence River. Circa 1890s made in Canton, NY.

with a pair of 7' maple guideboat oars. Early 1900's built with many similar characteristics of a J.H. Rushton from Canton, NY. Natural exterior, painted green interior. 13'2" long, 35 1/2" wide. With

Brass Surveyor's Compass, 5 3/4" silvered dial engraved Benjamin Pike Jr., 294 Broadway, N.Y. , with cardinal points in block letters, fleur-de-lis representing north. Two spirit levels; sighting vane

Rufino Tamayo (N.Y./Mexico 1899-1991), female figure, lithograph, pencil signed. Work 30" x 22 1/2".

Made of Solid Quarter Sawn Oak, Excellent Condition, Circa 1890, The Harvard Co, Canton Ohio, USA . From an Armonk, NY estate. - Dimensions: 76"h x 24.5" w x 20"d