Vintage
1976 Studio Stoneware Pale Beige “Tree of Life” Vase Signed Pollack
Dual-sided pale beige stoneware vase made in 1976 by ceramicist, Pollack. Tree and floral decoration present on both sides. Signed “Pollack ’76.”
Height: 7.5 in.
Width: 5.75 in.
Depth: 2.1 in.
1976 Studio Stoneware Pale Green Abstract Vase Signed Pollack
$250.00Pale green stoneware vase made in 1976 by ceramicist, Pollack. Abstract figural and floral decoration present on both sides. Signed “Pollack ’76.”.
Height: 7.5 in.
Width: 6 in.
Depth: 1.75 in.
1976 Studio Stoneware Pink Abstract Vase Signed Pollack
Stoneware vase with light pink surface on one side, pale gray on the other. Interesting compositional elements present with a heavily textured, contrasting top trim and differing patterns on each side (abstract floral decorations to both sides). Signed “Pollack ’76.”
Think crack present, as shown, resulting from the kiln (no damage to note).
H: 10″ x L: 7.75″ x D: 2.25″
1980s Postmodern Empire Art Products Wall Clock
1980s wall clock by Empire Art Products of Glendale, NY. Chic, minimal, Postmodern style with a black glass surface contrasted with blue and yellow hands. Original condition with only minimal wear to the yellow hand (two flecks, as shown).
Battery operated and will be presented in functioning condition.
Retains the “Empire Art Products” foil label.
H: 2″ x Diameter: 17.75″
19th Century American Empire Mahogany Burl Parlor Table
American Empire parlor table, circa late 1800s. Surface is supported by a pedestal base with scroll feet. Impressive mahogany burl grain and rich tone. Conservative restoration was employed to even the wood tone. Moderate, age-commensurate wear remains (surface and base scuffs, veneer losses, spilts in the wood etc). Remains a sturdy, visually striking piece.
Measures: H 27.5″ x W 38.5″ x D 20″.
19th Century American Folk Art Hand Painted Poplar Sewing / Decorative Box
19th century American carved poplar sewing / jewelry box with hand painted floral, leaf, and bird decoration throughout. Spots, scratches and edge fissures / loss of veneer to the corners (expected wear for its age). There is also a split in the wood and a small dent to the side, as shown. Remains in fine, functional condition.
H 6.25″ x W 12.75″ x D 10.5″
19th Century American Pine Primitive Decorative Box
American decorative box in the Primitive style, circa 19th century. There is an hand painted border and corner direction, crude in execution. Interesting ‘stepped’ design with simple handmade metal latch closure. There is a rich patina / considerable age to the box, including peeling (all of which further enhance the Primitive character of the piece).
Measures: H 3.5″ x L 11.75″ x D 8.25″.
19th Century English Carved and Painted Green Pantry Cabinet / Jelly Cupboard
Diminutive painted pine jelly cupboard (circa late 1800s) composed of a plank-top with a hinged door concealing two fixed-shelves. Exterior retains its original green paint. Three sides boast an intricately carved floral motif throughout; the back is flat black. Door opens and closes by way of a small, black pull, but there was no latch designed to keep it securely closed. (It remains shut on its own.) Authentic wear / weathering along with rich patina from use (namely paint loss and wood splits, as shown). All original condition.
Measures: H 36″ x D 15.25″ x L 20″ (Depth when door is open: 31″).
19th Century Folk Art Hand-Painted Shave Box / Caddy
$195.00Folk Art primitive shave box (circa Late 19th Century America) crudely carved, assembled, and hand-painted with single-drawer storage. Wonderful example of outsider art further enhanced by the misspelling of ‘Caddy.’ (‘Cady for your shave’ is painted on the surface.)
A delightful American folk art relic in good, antique condition showing losses consistent with age (paint loss throughout along with general wear). Remains functional.
9ʺW × 5.75ʺD × 3.5ʺH
19th Century New England Bentwood Green Pantry Box with Crackled Texture
$550.00Lidded pantry box with original deep aqua-green painted surfaces – further darkened by natural patina that it appears almost black (New England, USA, 19th Century).
Steamed and bentwood sides are secured with small metal tacks.
Attractive, naturally crackled surface with light soiling/patina on the inside and light exterior scuffs.
Wonderful example of early New England pantry boxes in all original condition.
H: 4.5″ x Diameter: 7.38″
20th Century American Hand Carved Two-Tier Collector’s Chest
$595.00Hand carved decorative box / collector’s chest, circa early 20th century. Features a hinged-top that opens to reveal two, stacked, sliding trays (one lidded and removable, one open). The top is quite heavy, and, subsequently, there is some splitting to the wood near the hinges from opening the top without manually supporting it. All hardware is original: one brass handle is missing the lower half, as shown.
Patina / wear from age and use; remains in good, antique condition.
Measures: L 23.5″ x D 13″ x H 9″
Depth when open 26.1″.
Abstract Expressionist “Boys in Wood Shop” Oil on Masonite
$800.00Abstract expressionist figural study of two boys in a camp setting working together on a craft project (ca. 1960s, USA).
There is some discoloration to the frame corners, along with general wear. Canvas shows light soiling to the reverse.
Measures: Framed: H: 25.25″ x L: 31.75″ x D: 1.75″.