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18th century Tavern Sign for the
Van Der Hayden’s Inn, Watervliet,
(Hamlet of Troy) New York. circa
1796.  An 18th century tavern sign
showing Washington on
horseback. Original Pine Boards
and Molded Surround, original Iron
Hardware. The image of
Washington on horseback
standing is in it’s first painted
surface as evidenced by
preferential weathering under
raking light. The reverse side
shows Washington on horseback
jumping and is in second paint.  
The name of Van Der Hayden  is
ineffably associated with the
history of Troy. The
Vanderheyden family, as has
been related, owned nearly all the
land upon which the. foundations
of the modern Troy were built  and
for many years the prosperous
settlement was known  as
"Vanderheyden."  
Large sized Swell-bodied
Rooster Weather vane,
circa. 1870-1900.
36 1/2" H x 42" long.
Tavern Sign, G. F. Bailey
Hotel, South Salem, New York
circa 1837-1857,

Signed by George Crossingham.

Provenance:  -Collection of Morgan
B. Brainard  -CT Historical Society,
Hartford CT  -Literature: -Morgan B.
Brainards Tavern Signs, and Lions
& Eagles & Bulls- Early American
Tavern & Inn Signs.
KOCIAN DEPASQUA
Running Horse Weather vane. A large size Col.
Patchen full bodied  Size: 41" long x 18" high.    
J. W. Fiske 1870 - 1893.
   
"Coffins and Caskets"  hand painted trade sign
Circa 1860
Windsor Stool New
England,
Circa 1800-1815
.     
Boston Federal Bowfront Chest,  
Circa 1795-1805  
Pilgrim century William & Mary 2-Drawer Ball foot
Blanket Chest,
New England, circa 1700-1720.
Provenance: Lillian Blankley Cogan, Farmington, CT
Rhode Island continuous arm
windsor,
circa 1790-1800.
 
New
England
Baluster &
Rail Tavern
Sign, "B.
Salisbury's
Inn", Circa.
1820-1840.   

Provenance
Elie
Nadelman
Wethersfield, Connecticut  
Cherry Bonnet Top High
Chest, circa. 1760-1780.
Chippendale  4 Drawer Chest
Circa 1770-1780 Philadelphia  
Queen Anne Maple High Chest
circa. 1730. Boston
Big Wooden Railroad Sign, circa 1890-1920 , double sided height:
43", length: 72"  
Large
Wooden
Double-sided
Wooden
Advertising
Sign "The
Health Habit"  
width/length:
35 1/4" Wide
Connecticut Chippendale Cherry Slant-Front
Desk, circa1765-1775

Provenance: Florene Maine Antiques, Ridgefield,
CT
                           
New
England
Comb-back
Windsor
Arm Chair,
circa.
1775-1800
-Rhode
Island

Provenance
- Mary Beth
Keene
Set of Six Very Fine Rodback
Windsors
Circa 1800  Boston
Presentation Banjo
Clock by Henry W.
Loring.
Ca. 1810 Boston
Pennsylvania
Hutch Table
Circa 1840
A lift top hutch
table in a fine
and rare state of
preservation
retaining the
original
scrubbed board
top as well as
original painted
base and full 30”
height.
Dimensions: 39
½” Wide x 58”
Long x 30" Hig
h
Large Gilt Eagle Weathervane
Circa 1870-1890  Boston
54" wingspan
A very fine gilt
Ethan Allen
Full-Bodied
Running Horse
weathervane.
Circa 1880-1890

Provenance: from a 40 year
collection of weathervanes
featured in "Antiques and
Fine Art  Spring 2011
edition  
Tavern Sign
USA
1930's
A large sized (5'-3" x
3'-2")1930's painted
sheet iron and
wooden framed
tavern sign in first
paint.

Measurements
depth: 4"
width/length: 3' 2  

From a
Washington, CT
Collection
'Wayside Farm'
Hampton, New
Hampshire

A mid- 19th c. pine
wooden signboard from a
country farm. Constructed
from a single wide-board
with molded surround in
original 1st paint with
expected in use repairs.
The sign remains in an
untouched state of
preservation.

Measurements:
11'-6" Long x 18"high x 3"
thick

Acquired from a New
Hampshire collection.
Delaware River Valley
5-Slat Ladder Back
Armchair,
Circa. 1730-1750.
 
An 18th c. Delaware Valley
ladder back Arm Chair with
five shaped "ladders"
tapered turned back
legs/stiles with knob finials,
rush woven seat, tapered
turned front legs with bun
feet and a large bulbous
turned front stretcher.
Retains an exceptional old
surface with normal wear.
Boston Bowfront Chest of Drawers
Circa.1795
A Hepplewhite bowfront chest with rosewood
banded drawerfronts and bookmatched
crotchwood veneers on tall bracket feet. In
excellent original condition with replaced brasses.
18th Century Tilt-Top Cherrywood
Tea Table,
Circa 1760 Connecticut
Provenance: Mary Atwood Antiques 1956
, then private collection to current owners.
Brace back Windsor Side Chair
Circa 1770-1780
A Windsor chair of exceptional form
and condition with volute carved ears,
a braced back, bulbous turnings, and
finely splayed legs.
Pair of 1960's Miro Prints

A pair of early 1960's prints signed
Joan Miro housed in silver gilt
frames. Purchased at Sotheby's in
2003.