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KEVIN McCARTHY (1955 - )
Thunder of Hooves
Bronze Sculpture. Signed and dated 1994, numbered 8/10
Height: 25"
TOLE SALT BOX
Pennsylvania, 19th century.
The slant-lid box painted in black with tulip decorations in red and yellow, and green leaves.
9½” H x 7½”Wx 7½”D
OVOID STONEWARE CROCK
Stamped "D. GOODALE / HARTFORD"
Connecticut, c. 1818-22.
The ovoid jar with tooled shoulder, tall collar, and applied lug handles.
14 ½” high
SATINWOOD BOX WITH SAILOR'S VALENTINE
English, 19th century.
Octagonal shaped satinwood box. The lid with inlaid fleur-de-lis and stringing, cross-banded edges, and inlaid lock escutcheon (with key). Opens up to reveal a stunning interior sailor's valentine of Caribbean seashells, under a velvet lined lid.
Standing on wooden ball form feet.
4" high, 11¼" x 7⅛".
SOLD
JOHN HALEY BELLAMY (1836-1914)
Carved American Eagle with banner reading,
"REMEMBER THE MAINE" . Circa 1898.
Carved and polychrome painted white pine.
8” H x 26½"W
BUILDERS HALF MODEL OF A
COASTAL SCHOONER
The hull built up in seven lifts of pine and finished in a mahogany color, carved shaped and faired, finished bright.
43½" x 6¼"
PAIR OF BRASS STEEPLE-TOP ANDIRONS
signed James Davis, Boston (1803-28)
Having molded ball and spire 'steeple-top' finials on faceted plinths, and spurred cabriole legs with slipper feet. Each with a curved arm connecting to a conforming log stop and iron billet bar. Each marked JAMES DAVIS, BOSTON on the brass covering of the billet bar behind the log stop.
Height: 23"
PAIR OF FEDERAL BELL METAL ANDIRONS
American, circa 1790.
With double urn tops on tapering posts and molded plinths and spurred cabriole legs ending in claw and ball feet.
H: 23" - D: 21" - W: 11" each
PIERRE-JULES MENE
(French 1810-1879)
Fighting Elk
Bronze, recast on marble base.
Signed front right.
15” x 9 ½” x 18”
AFTER FREDERIC REMINGTON
“The Norther”
Bronze Sculpture, marked “Frederic Remington”. Mounted on a marble base with brass plaque denoting the work's name and whom it is after.
Dimensions overall:
22 ½” H x 18” W x 10” D
KEVIN McCARTHY (1955 - )
Thunder of Hooves
Bronze Sculpture. Signed and dated 1994, numbered 8/10
Height: 25"
BANNERETTE WEATHERVANE
Prob. Boston, Mass.
Late 19th/early 20th c.
Pierced copper bannerette weathervane with a star cutout, scalloped edge, copper ball,
green verdigris surface.
18” x 32”
SOLD
DEXTER HORSE WITH JOCKEY WEATHERVANE
Copper and zinc, sheet copper mane, with gilded surface.
30½” long x 17½”high, x 4” wide at base
DEXTER RUNNING HORSE WEATHERVANE
Molded full bodied copper vane, attributed to Harris & Co., Boston, Mass. Circa 1880
30½” long x 18”high, x 4” wide at base
COPPER STEER WEATHERVANE
American, late 19th century.
A full-bodied, copper steer weathervane.
SOLD
COPPER ROOSTER WEATHERVANE
American, late 19th century.
A full-bodied, copper rooster weathervane, sheet copper tail. Old bullet hole repairs.
MOLDED COPPER RUNNING HORSE WEATHERVANE
American, 19th century
Full-bodied molded copper running horse weathervane with verdigris surface and traces of gilding.
Height: 16" Length: 31"
FOLK ART CUT SHEET METAL
CROWING ROOSTER WEATHERVANE
American, late 19th /early 20th century.
Standing form with comb and spikey tail, open eye.
Missing one leg.
PAIR OF COPPER BEAUX-ARTES CORBELS
New York, circa 1880.
With scroll and acanthus leaf designs and molded
stepped edges. Variegated green patina.
Heights 27½” x Depths 18”
SOLD
JOHN HALEY BELLAMY (1836-1914)
Carved American Eagle with banner reading,
"REMEMBER THE MAINE".
Circa 1898.
Carved and polychrome painted white pine.
8” H x 26½"W
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