Rogers and Co Boston butter crock with cobalt blue 1.5 gal., C1850-1875. Excellent condition with one minor rim flea bite.

Very large 19th century New England dough bowl. Carved out from a single block of pine. This the largest dough bowl we have had. One small line crack, great old patina. Measures 31 inches long, 16 inches wide, and 6 inches high.

J. E. Norton stoneware 3 gallon jug with strong cobalt floral decoration. Very good condition with just one chip on the top of the rim. Circa 1859. Height 14.5 inches.

Early 19th century portrait of a gentleman. American, circa 1840. Both the sitter and the artist are unknown to us, but the artist was clearly very well schooled; the work is similar to that of Thomas Sully. Later frame. Oil on canvas, pine stretcher. Canvas bears the stamp of Edward Dechaux / New York, a preparer of artists' canvases. As found original estate condition. Canvas is 25 by 30 inches; frame is 30 by 35.5 inches.

Stoneware jug made by John Burger, Rochester, NY, circa 1854-1867. Cobalt blue floral decoration. Measures 13 inches high.