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A- OUTSTANDING PUCE PATTERN MOLDED VASE; PHILADEPHIA OR MARYLAND-
7" Medium to dark strawberry puce, non-lead bottle glass, trumpet shaped body pattern with 10 panels or ribs, applied knop with bell foot, folded under edge, pontil scar; Philadelphia or Baltimore, possibly New Bremen, Frederick co. maryland, c.1795-1820, mint condition. First of all, this exotic color is seldom found in tableware, most often found in the United States, especially the Baltimore Philadelphia area. The striking bell foot dates the piece from the last quarter of the eighteenth century to about 1820. Sweet meats and tazas attributed to New Bremen have an identical foot, and puce shards have been excavated. The formula was probably handed down to the early Baltimore Glass works, which explains why the color was used so frequently for everything from medicines to Flasks. The pattern molding reminds me of the New England paneled vases; the piece is very early, beautiful and very interesting; possibly used as a fly ball stand, extremely rare, probably unique; ex. Bournes auction, ex. Philip Cortina collection.Price On Request- If you are interested in Purchasing, or making an offer, please email
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B- RARE ZANESVILLE OHIO OPEN SUGAR BOWL-
4 1/4"w x 3 7/8"h, amber, non-lead soda lime, round straight sided bowl, applied wide drawn pedestal foot, pontil scar; Zanesville Ohio,c.1826, other than interior wear and a surface age bloom, this is in perfect condition. This is a very rare Zanesville form, rock solid and tight, don't miss this opportunity! Never had a lid, this is the real deal!! Price On Request- If you are interested in Purchasing, or making an offer, please email
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C- BOTTLE GLASS FREEBLOWN DECORATED BUD VASE-
6 " h., Claret color, non-lead bottle glass, ovoid body with cylindrical bottle neck having a flred out rim, body decorated with
applied vermicular decoration, applied baluster pedestal, applied tapered foot, pontil scar; South Jersey, possibly Dyottville Philada., c.1860-70, mint condition. it's right! This is not some mystery lunch meat. It may be honest post-civil war period at its best. A sweet piece of nineteenth century folk art, a great off hand piece in a wonderful color seen on Bitters and Historical flasks of the period. Rare!Price On Request- If you are interested in Purchasing, or making an offer, please email
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D- BIG MIDWESTERN BLUE BOWL-
9 1/2" w x 7"h, deep clear blue, soda lime, outstanding form, tapering sides flaring outward with folded rim, pontil scar. Possibly Ohio, c.1820-30, mint condition, rare. Ex. Cincinnati museum, sold through Garth auction barn, Delaware Ohio.Price On Request- If you are interested in Purchasing, or making an offer, please email
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E- RARE SOUTH JERSEY HANDLED JUG-
10"h., Deep cherry puce, bottle glass, ovoid body with tapered neck,applied tapered collar, applied handle, large pontil scar; South Jersey, c.1840, probably the Marshalville glass works, similar example in "Glass Gaffers of New Jersey" by A .Pepper. Great color and a very rare large size.
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1-STONEWARE BUTTER CHURN WITH "BIRD" DECORATION-
15" h., Salt glaze, unsigned, churn with lid, cobalt blue bird perched on plume, great condition, no damage, c.1875-80, probably Fulper factory, New Jersey; ex. Bourcier coll.
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2-STONEWARE PITCHERWITH FLORAL DECORATION: VIRGINIA-
8 ½"h., half gallon, salt glaze, deep gray clay, unsigned, wide squat body, continuous blue fern and leaf decoration, brushed, minor surface chip at rim, otherwise excellent, great form, c.1840, possibly Solomon bell, Strasburg, Va.
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3-LARGE REMY STONEWARE CROCK SIGNED "RCR"-
15"h., Five Gallon, salt glaze, handles, blue brushed swag design, marked with stamp "RCR" (Richard Clinton Remy), minor surface chip at side of rim, otherwise wonderful overall condition. This is a great size, rare with Remy stamp, c.1875-85.
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4-KNOX HAUGHT & CO.,SHINNSTON W., VA. STENCILED STONEWARE CROCK WITH ANGEL-
9" h., salt glaze, interesting Angel motif, c.1860-70, excellent condition, no problems.
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5-STONEWARE PITCHER WITH FLORAL DECORATION-
11"h., salt glaze, unsigned, thick blue leaf and tulip design, some discoloration in the clay on one side, a small chip on the base, otherwise nice, possibly Philadelphia, Pa.
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6-17th CENTURY FACE JUG -
Handled jug, brown-salt glaze stoneware, applied lead glaze yellowish ivory color sculpted into a face, with brown salt glaze coat collar and period tri-corn hat functioning as a pour spout. C. 1600-1690, probably France, possibly England. Other than the crude stoneware used to make this jug, it is in remarkable condition for being dug. This piece was excavated near the shore of lake Champlain NY in the 1950's, the boy who found it sold it to a local antiques dealer through his father, latter purchased by Mr. Bourcier.
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7-DATED "1659" HORIZONTAL BRASS SUN DIAL-
Excellent condition, fixed sundial possibly made by Thomas Tompion in Great Britain. The gnomon is in perfect condition, and the entire body is in outstanding overall condition. 60 % of sundials are found on Ecclesiastical buildings. Those which have not been stolen are worn beyond recognition, this caused by steady erosion of elements and overall decay, making their survival all the more precious. Bourcire Coll.
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8-SIXTEENTH CENTURY TREEN INK SAND BOX: USED BY SHAKESPEAR-
3 ¾"h. Treen ware sander with early label "This sand box was used by William shakespear." This label appears to be ancient. The sander is period sixteenth seventeenth century. I believe this is a great study piece with the distinct possibility that the label is recording the truth. Ex Bourcier coll.
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9-INTERESTING STONEWARE PITCHER WITH MULTI-COLOR WINTER SPORT MOTIF-
6 ½"h., salt glaze, molded multi-colored scene in green, blue and brown, depicting children with a toboggan, also various design elements through out, pewter lid attached to handle, c.1885-1900, probably Whites, Utica, NY. Ex. Bourcier.
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10-STAFFORDSHIRE PIERCED CENTER BOWL-
Historical Blue and white, depicting the battle of Ft. McHenry from the harbor, no repairs, excellent condition, possibly Stevens and Williams. Ex. Bourcier.
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11-MACLYN ARBUCKLE-
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A notable vaudeville performer and musical comedy character star (The County Chairman), Maclyn Arbuckle came to films on the heels of his brother Andrew and famous cousin, star comic Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle. Reprising The County Chairman for the cameras in 1914, Arbuckle only occasionally turned to films until 1922, when he founded San Antonio Pictures to produce rural comedies.Arbuckle later played Squire Meredith in Marion Davies' lavish Revolutionary War epic Janice Meredith (1924), with Mrs. Arbuckle as Martha Washington, and starred in the sentimental melodrama That Old Gang of Mine. The Arbuckle family resemblance remained strong; at the time of Janice Meredith, Maclyn Arbuckle clocked in at a hefty 350 pounds.
In 1920, Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle made a screen version of The Round-up, starring in a role originated by Maclyn decades before. ~ Hans J. Wollstein, All Movie Guide
· Born: Jul 09, 1863 in San Antonio, Texas
· Died: Mar 31, 1931 in Waddington, New York
· Occupation: Actor
· Active: '20s
· Major Genres: Comedy Drama, Drama
· Career Highlights: Janice Meredith, The Gilded Highway, Thoroughbred
· First Major Screen Credit: Prodigal Judge (1922)
Arbuckle, Maclyn (1863-1931), actor. Born in San Antonio, Texas, he gave up a burgeoning law career to try his hand at acting. After making his debut in 1888 in Shreveport, Louisiana, he spent several seasons touring before making his New York bow in 1900, calling attention to himself the next year as the Earl of Rockingham in Under Two Flags. Arbuckle portrayed Antonio in The Merchant of Venice (1901) but found his true métier as the folksy, wise George Washington Skipper in Skipper and Co., Wall Street (1903). His most memorable role was Jim Hackler in The County Chairman, a part that kept him busy for the next four seasons. Thereafter he met with varying degrees of success depicting similar homespun characters in The Round Up (1907), The Circus Man (1909), and The New Henrietta (1915). In 1919 he headed a road company of The Better'Ole, and, before retiring, the pudgy, friendly miened actor participated in two all-star revivals mounted by The Players, playing Anthony Absolute in The Rivals (1923) and Stingo in She Stoops To Conquer (1924).
Maclyn Arbuckle a pioneer of early 20th stage and film. A character, humorist, a giant of a man. What the world did not know is that the man was a gifted artist, illustrator, cartoonist with a deep social and political point of view. We are proud to present the collection of Maclay Arbuckle's, original pen and inks, cartoons, portraits, political cartoons, letters, photos, head shots, original movie broadside and his personal diary.
Most notable is a political cartoon depicting Theodore Roosevelt as King Turkey,and a commentary on his Big Stick policy, with new born chicks perched upon Roosevelt's "Big Stick" representing extravagance, postal scandal, foreign complication, imperialism, hatched from "peace", "trust regulator", "anti imperialism" and "simple life." A single chick upon his back representing "illegal trust."
Another important and prophetic political cartoon is pointed at the Russo-Japanese war depicting a Russian officer fleeing with a winged Japanese soldier flying in the air with a basket of torpedoes thathe is individually dropping on the enemy.The war was a short conflict fought between1904-1905, both countries had there eye on expansion especially in china and other Asian countries like Korea. Maclyn drew this in 1904 a year after the Wright brothers made history.Price On Request- If you are interested in Purchasing, or making an offer, please email
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12-FOLK ART CARVED SPECKLED TROUT-
C.1898-1910, a stringer of five carved Brook Trout, beautifully painted attentive to every detail. The paint is original and in good condition, although surfaces display scratches and wear. Part of the tail on one trout is missing; another is repaired with the original piece. Found in Northern New York State, probably carved in the Adirondack Mountain region,
possibly carved in Quebec. The eastern Brook trout is one of the most beautiful fresh water fish in the world and thrive from Labrador to Virginia. One of the finest examples of carved Folk Art depicting the all American fish, "The speckled Brookie." Ex.Bourcier.
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13-16th CENTURY CHINESE CLOISONNE CHARGER-
Turquoise blue, depicting insects and bats, accented with green, yellow, brick red, white and black, gilded rim using gold overlay, gilded table ring foot,
reverse marked with a bird; old note on base suggests the plate is 500 years old. The earliest known Cloisonné is said to depict bats and stylized insects.Ex.bourcier.
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14-HUDSON RIVER VALLEY PRIMITIVE PAINTING WITH ANGLER-
27"h. x 26"w. oil on canvas, unsigned depicting an angler with a large section rod, no reel, basket at his feet, valley with a stream in background. Very Folksy, very nice colors, c. 1840-50, excellent condition. Ex.Bourcier. Click on image for large photo
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15-COLLECTION OF JAPANESE WOOD BLOCK PRINTS-
Featuring an assembled collection of 20 oriental wood block prints dating from the 18th and 19th century.
Some examples have letters on the back with history of the artist. The condition ranges from excellent to fair, some are faded. With the exception of two all are framed. Ex.Bourcier.
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16-LARGE CINESE OCCUPATIONAL PAINTING-
Gouache, c.1850, depicting a large tea factory. The scale and detail of this painting is unbelievable. It is one of the largest occupational paintings known about 42"w x 29" h., the condition is perfect.
Other paintings along this line depict furniture factories, basket
weavers, shop keepers etc.- this example is exceptional; museum quality. Ex.Bourcier.
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17-17th CENTURY RETABLOS ON WOOD-
23"h, depicting the Madonna, painted in Mexico in 1695 by Rodrigo Rossa; original 19th century letter on back telling of the history of it being taken to Taos, New Mexico in 1820 and placed in the old adobe church where it remained until it was put on display at the Columbian Exposition in 1893, afterward purchased privately. The late 19th century Santos and paintings of New Mexico were influenced by the early tradition. It is very rare to find an original work of art from 17th c. Old Mexico, especially with a history including 19th c. New Mexico; excellent overall condition.
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18-DIAMOND DAISY FLASK-
5 "h., lavender amethyst, non-lead, wide body, good impression, sheared and tooled lip, pontil scar; Manheim, Pa, 1770, excellent condition. This one is about color with more purple than the usual pink amethyst. Reasonably priced!
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19- RARE FOLK ART,"GAZETT-EXTRA, PHILADA 1846" SATIRICAL WORK; "CORN FOR THE WORLD."
Description:
Double-sided manuscript modeled after newspaper and titled "Gazette-Extra Philada 4th mo 11th 1846." Sheet offers satirical news with 7 hand colored pen and ink drawings. Sheet measures 15.5" x 10" and exhibits fold splitting and edge chipping with some text involvement.
Click on image for large photoThis is wonderful artistic work. The author uses both irony and wit to expose political folly and vice of the day. Dealing with world news, current affairs. The "Corn for the World" motto is portrayed "Important if true" The repeel' of the corn laws rat-i-fied-depicting a storage shed of corn over run by Rats. The author also makes reference to "Cape May" and the "Hydrachos." His sketch depicts the "Hydachos" as a long sea serpent in a
race from Europe to America, with rider on back. This could be the work of author Augustus Ely Silliman, ake. "Pequot." Pequot is the pseudonym under which literary sketches and articles, clearly by the same writer, were submitted to New York newspapers and magazines in the 1840's. In 1843 he wrote "gallop among American scenery". Nov 1 1843 "Spiritiana -no.1 Hydrachos" unsigned, no by lines, latter appearing in a revised addition, c.1881 of "gallop among American scenery."
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