Early American painted yellow wash stand. Connecticut or Maine, circa 1830. Now fitted with removable glass panel over the original wash basin cut-out. Excellent condition including its original hand painted decoration. Measures 18 inches wide x 17 inches deep x 31 inches high to the surface and 35.5 inches high to the splash board.

Early American folk art sampler dated 1839. The center medallion reads "18 APD 39." Very good condition, nicely framed, never glued down. The design includes birds, flowers, potted trees, fruit baskets, angels, roosters, and an upper central figure holding a liberty pole, a symbol of liberty, freedom and independence. Marked GPD top left, TPN top right, TDB lower left, CK lower right. Highly detailed with neat, evenly stitched needlepoint in a balanced overall design including borders. Measures 20 inches square.

Antique Moroccan copper kettle with brass and pure silver overlay. 19th century. Measures 11 inches high, 11.5 inches wide across the spout, and 8 inches wide across the body. Excellent condition.

Renaissance era baroque wood carving of a flop-eared dog head. Probably French or Italian, circa 1600-1700. Fantastic original patina. Carved from a solid piece of walnut. Some loss to the right ear.

Renaissance era baroque wood carving of a satyr's mask. Probably French or Italian, circa 1600-1700. Fantastic original patina. Some old losses over the years from worm damage. Carved from a solid piece of walnut.