Wall Arrangement In Rose
Wall arrangement of miscellaneous items "in rose tones." Includes hooked rug, doll quilt, early painted bowl, early, frakturs.
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Wall Arrangement Features Frakturs
…and small early blue-framed mirror
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Small Blue Painted Mirror
Charming small-sized blue-painted mirror measures 7 X 10 1/2 on the outside, 5 X 8 1/2" on the inside with ~ 1/2" rabbet.
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Carved and Painted Goldfinch
Charming carved and faithfully painted goldfinch.
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19th Century "Squeak" Toy
Charming plaything depicts cat reaching into the circus-tent-topped cage of what appears to be a red-winged black bird. Red, yellow, green and black paint. Squeezing the trifle produces a bird-like squeak. Origin: Lancaster, PA. 5" X 3" X 2 1/2".
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19th Century Chalkware Parrots
These two parrots, - figures frequently featured in Pennsylvania Frakturs, are each perched on balls on a stand. Original green, yellow, red and sienna brown paint. Both are hollow cast and in very good condition with minor paint wear as expected from mid-19th century age and usage. 8 3/4 “ tall.
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Decorated Tin Toleware Tea Caddy
Splendid tin toleware tea caddy painted with black asphaltum, then brightly adorned with floral motif. Likely PA or NY. Fine condition. 6 7/8" tall
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White Decorated Tin Toleware Box
4" long X 2 1/2" wide X 2 1/4" deep toleware box, white base color (unusual in decorated tin), Exuberantly decorated in floral motif on five sides. Attributed to Mercy North of Fly Creek, New Jersey. Provenance: Lewis Scranton.
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Watercolor On Ivory Portrait Miniature
Delicate image of young woman (watercolor on ivory). The bust-length oval portrait depicts the young woman in 3/4 pose facing left. The painting is housed in an oval gilt pendant frame with chased bezel. The painting itself is excellent and very sensitively done by an artist of some merit. The condition is excellent with no chips, cracks or restoration. Back is glazed and displays braided hair work and gold initials behind glass. Dress and hair style suggest circa 1805-1814. 3" long. See Love and Loss: American Portrait and Mourning Miniatures for related examples.
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