RECENTLY SOLD FOLK & FINE ART

This World War 1 Fighter Plane was all handmade from wood. It even has a carved pilot and machine gun. The wing span is approximatley 31 inches and it is 28 inches deep and 13.5 inches high

This is a hand made and hand painted towl holder. It probably originally had a fixed rod for cloth kitchen towels and was later modified to hold rolls of paper towel. It sports neat old crackled paint and we think it dates back to the 1930s or so. She is 13 inches long, 11.5 inches high and 5 inches deep.

This oil on canvas fox hunt scene was proudly displayed in the lobby of a fine Wallingford, Vermont Bed & Breakfast for over 25 years. It is signed JAS????, see detailed photo of the signature.

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This is Maude Beadimore's dresser box. She was born in Connecticut in 1890 and her family later moved to Mt Holly, Vermont. Maude hand carved and hand painted this dresser box in 1906 when she was then 16 years old. She inscribed her initials and the date on the center front of the piece and she wrote her first name only on the bottom. It was once common for a young woman to make such things for her hope chest. It measures approximately 31.75 inches long, 5.5 inches deep and 3.38 inches high. Maude went on to have a very rich and full life in Vermont with several children and many grand and great grand children all of whom apparently didn't want her beautiful hand made dresser box.

This is a hand made airplane from the 1920s. It is mounted on what was probably a lighting rod stand. The plane still has most of its original red paint but there is some paint loss and some paint chipping. It is rather large with a wing span of about 24 inches and on the stand it is about 22 inches high and 24 inchs long.

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We found this hand made gamming wheel in a barn in New Hampshire and we think it was used in some fraternal organization such as a Moose or Elk Lodge. Each space features 3 dice and the entire wheel will disclose all the possible combinations that those three dice could roll. Also, there are many tiny puncture holes around each of the dice graphics that were probably made from darts so this wheel was both, a game of chance as well as a dart board.

When you spin the wheel a leather tab will indicate the final roll of the dice when the wheel has stopped. The wheel itself is approximately 24 inches in diameter while the stand is about 39 inches in height and about 13.5 inches deep.

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This hand painted on oil cloth circus poster features "Hercules Hayes" the strongest man. It is also clearly marked "Worth Seeing". This poster is approximately 57 inches wide and 57 inches high.

This is a late 19th century engraving by R.B. Parkes of Heywood Hardy's "Thorobred". It is in good condition and with its original frame and original 19th century backing. The engraving does show the Hardy signature but not Parkes.

Our price incudes $50 for packing and shipping and the price without shipping is $125.