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19. New England, late 18th-early 19th century, poplar one
drawer blanket chest. Cut out feet, base and lid edge moldings, one dovetailed drawer, and lift top. Initials "HP"
painted on back. Dark red/brown painted surface with good wear and patina. Two-board top may be an old replacement, staple
hinges are loose, and one end batten of lid is missing. Original turned drawer pulls. 29 1/2" tall x 30 1/2" wide
x 13"deep
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20. New England pine one drawer blanket chest, c. late
17th century. Single arch moulding, turned front feet and cutout rear feet, one drawer with wide early dovetailing, and two
false drawers with replaced brass teardrop pulls. Old red paint with green/black paint on lid. 33 3/4" tall x 41"
wide x 19" deep
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21. New England,
mid 18th century, pine two drawer blanket chest in original red paint with good wear and patina. Applied lid moldings, snipe
hinges, bootjack ends and base molding. 40" tall x 34" wide x 18" deep
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22. VERY large, native American, 17th century, elm burl bowl with carved
handles and some figure. Original, very worn surface with fabulous patina and color. Evidence of early charring to inside.
9" tall x 24" in diameter
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23. Late 17th/early 18th century iron candle holder made to be
pounded into a beam in the best, ancient surface. 11" long.
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24. Belgian single shot percussion
pistol, .45 caliber, 3" octagonal barrel. 7" long overall.
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