NEW HAMPSHIRE SHAKER WOODEN SIEVE / SEED SORTER

NEW HAMPSHIRE SHAKER WOODEN SIEVE / SEED SORTER, retains original label for "A.S. CLOUGH / MEREDITH VILLAGE, N.H." Original dry natural surface. Circa 1878. 18 1/2" SQ.

Antique New Hampshire Wooden Bean Sorter. Paper note reads, " Manufactured by A D Claugh Meredith, NH". Used condition, cracks, splits. 18 1/2" x 18 1/2"

This is an antique hand crafted seed harvest separator from the Shaker community of Watervliet, New York. The separator came from the South Family Farm. The provenance from the estate from which this

1310-68 Shaker Pail in Paint, Canterbury, New Hampshire Circa 1880 Grain painted wooden pail having pine staves and bottom, the staves with V-shaped tongue-and-groove joinery fastened with iron hoops

1940's New Hampshire Shaker Sewing Basket . 14 1/4" W 8 3/4" D 4" H

Miniature Shaker horsehair wooden sieve, single finger, 1"H x 3"D

EARLY NEW ENGLAND WOODEN SIEVE 18" X 3.5"

18th c. ladderback armchair. Part of the original furnishings of cabinetmaker John Dunlap house in Bedford, New Hampshire. Enfield Shaker style design.

Nice lot of early primitive bentwood pantry boxes and a grain sieve. One is marked E.B. Frye Manufacturers & Sealer, Wilton, NH (Established in 1861). All measure from 3" to 5.5" tall and 7.5" to 9" a

Lot of six including three different sized reproduction wooden Shaker seed boxes, each with different labels and interior labels, largest is 17 x 8 1/2 x 2 1/2" high; plus brass number stenciled with

Seed Box - Old. Shaker Seed label - New. Measures 24î x 10î x 5 1/4î. Comes with seven decorative seed packets.

A scrapbook with professionally done photographs for the Laconia Car Company in Laconia Car Comapny in Laconia, New Hampshire. Famous maker of wooden cars for many decades.They made cars for many narr

Attributed to New Hampshire, ca. 1820s. Oil on wooden board, unsigned. Approximately a third to half of a portrait of a man with blue eyes. Slightly alligatored paint with thin overvarnish and a few s

A Bertha Lindsay & Penny of the Canterbury Shaker village in New Hampshire silhouette print signed and marked “Original Cut by Helen & Nel Laughon, Richmond, Va.”. Provenance: from the col

Shaker desk from Canterbury, New Hampshire, 44" x 22" x 78". All original, signed Levi Swan,1845. Red wash, mustard color interior, original single Knobron desk drawers, dovetail drawers, brass hinges

BOX LOT ASSORTED VOLUMES ART REFERENCE INCL. SHAKER, ARTS & CRAFTS, ENGLISH, NEW HAMPSHIRE FURNITURE

Shaker pine seed box from New Lebanon, NY, seed packet papers glued to lid inside, original paper label on front of box, wire cotterpin hinges, 6"T x 19"L x 9"W. Ex. Late Morris Ferguson Collection

JESSE BLACKSTONE GOLDEN-WINGED WARBLERPembroke, New Hampshire, 1909-1988Mounted on a painted wooden base.Length 4".

STEPHEN HUNECKVermont/New Hampshire/Ohio, 1948-2010Carved and painted wooden cutlery box, the handle formed as two black Labrador retrievers flanking a heart. Carved signature and dated 1994. Height 8

A Shaker Cotton Embroidered Neckerchief Canterbury, New Hampshire, Circa 1860 initialed M.A.W. for Mary A. Whitcher (1815-1890), a member of the Canterbury Shaker Community and the author of Mary Whit

DOUGLAS WARD (American, born 1950). Ice Cream, 1971, Primitive school artwork made with wooden ice cream spoons pasted and hand-colored on a wooden board. Made in Hanover (New Hampshire). Unframed. -

Translucent Wood Lampshade, titled "Quaking Aspen #243" and signed on interior frame, turned from a single length of a trunk, very thin, 14" x 16" diam. Fine condition. Original price of $3,000.

Rocking chair Enfield, New Hampshire, mid-19th century, with four slat back, turned finials, rush seat, and applied "skates" at the bottoms of the rockers, maple, birch, and other mixed woods, old var

Measures appox 9 3/4 to top of font. Made in Lebanon New Hampshire and assembled in Westbrook Maine. Just a scarce example of lighting. WHAT'S TO LOVE - Beautiful turnings and original patina.