Folk Sculpture and Trade Signs

	Ship's Figurehead c. 1830 American, New England Red pine Superb condition; brought down to original paint 36" high x 12" wide x 20" deep SOLD
	Carved And Painted Phrenological Head 19th c. Carved and painted wood This is reputed to be one of only three known such examples. Ex Feldman collection 7" wide x 8" deep x 15-1/2" high SOLD
	Brass Razor Trade Sign c. 1930 Found in Yipsilanti, Michigan 16" long x 8" high SOLD
	Two Sided Electrified Trade Sign: Optician c. 1900 Kansas City Manufactured by Washburn and Company, New York, New York 63" wide x 16" high x 9" deep SOLD
	Iron Guitar Trade Sign Early 20th c Found in New Jersey 19" wide x 48" high (on stand) SOLD
	Carved and Painted Wooden Horse Late 19th c Striking form Original paint decoration and horsehair mane 23" long x 23" high (on stand) x 5" deep SOLD
	Early Optician's Sign c. 1870 Cast iron with original paint Rare diminutive size 23" wide x 5" high x 7/8" deep SOLD
	Very Rare Church Bass with Carved and Polychromed Horse's Head c. 1880 This instrument was made especially small to fit in the limited space available in the nave of the church and while resembling more a cello in size, it actually produced a bass tone. 56" high (on stand) x 14" wide SOLD
	Carved and Painted Nantucket Whaler Weathervane with Original Iron Mount c. 1850 Pine and polychrome In extraordinary, preserved and original condition From a Nantucket house. 19" long x 17-1/2" high (on bracket) x 2-1/2" deep SOLD
	Firehouse Eagle on Original Pole Late 19th c. Copper and iron This eagle stood atop a Pennsylvania firehouse. 19-1/2" wingspan x 20" long x 28" high SOLD
	Milliner's Trade Sign Late 19th c Sheet metal Unusual, fabulous form SOLD
	Whirligig c. 1900 Delaware Valley, near Pennsylvania and New York border Wood and tin Check out that hat! 15-1/2" tall x 2-1/2" wide x 3-1/2" deep (maximum at brim) SOLD
	Patriotic Shield c. 1910-12 Made by Edward Henry McQuade, full time electrician, Manchester, New Hampshire police department. Additional provenance available. 48" wide x 60" high SOLD
	Animated Carving, The Conductor c. 1900 Wonderful flair and movement 11-1/2" high SOLD
	Bone Shaker Bicycle c. 1890 Wood and iron 69" wide x 59" high x 20-1/2" deep (on bracket) SOLD
	School Boy Whirligig Last quarter 19th c Artist unknown Polychrome, wood and iron American; found in Wisconsin Pictured in A Gallery of American Weathervanes and Whirligigs, Robert Bishop and Patricia Coblentz, E.P. Dutton, New York, 1981 ex Michael and Julie Hall collection 23" high on stand and original bracket x 6-1/2" paddle spread SOLD
	Gormully and Jeffrey 54" High Wheel Bicycle c. 1885 Restored saddle Period brass bell! SOLD