
Virginia Folk and Decorative Arts
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- An extremely rare and important circa 1880 Shenandoah Valley carved and painted Folk Art carousel horse, from a traveling carousel built/assembled by James W. Sheetz of Shenandoah Co., which operated at various fairs and Confederate Veterans Reunions throughout the county, in outstanding condition and with family provenance
- Folk pottery including an important Anthony Bacher attributed black-glazed earthenware wash basin with applied birds and rope handles, Eberly molded earthenware lamb, polychrome-glazed spaniel figure, etc.
- Rockingham Co. stoneware including an important "Heatwole and Silber, Dry River, Va. 1866" 4 gal. jar, a fine one-gallon pitcher with brushed cobalt decoration of a bird perched on a sprig, attributed to Joseph Silber (probably working at Emanuel Suter's New Erection Pottery), rare "Strawberry" diminutive lidded jar attributed to one of the Coffmans, E. Suter bowl, etc.
- Additional rare stoneware including Strasburg, Rockbridge, Fulton, Schermerhorn and other Richmond area, etc.
- Rare copper 8-quart tea kettle by John Richardson (1809-1826) of Winchester, boldly stamped "RICHARDSON." and "WINCHESTER VA" on the bail handle
- Three leather key baskets, one signed "S. S. Cottrell and Co., Richmond, VA"
- An exceptional carved and painted folk art triple picture frame labeled for John Nail, Winchester
- An important carved wood printing block of a military officer on horseback reported to be Revolutionary War General William Darke (with provenance)
- Pair of profile portraits attributed to Andrew/S. A. Henkel, each penciled on verso with "Charlottesville, Va." and an illegible name
- 19th and 20th century o/c paintings including a 24" x 36" naive depiction of the Rockfish Gap at Afton featuring the Blue Ridge Tunnel
- Floral theorem on velvet attributed to Rebecca Broadwater, Richmond
- Coin silver including a rare William Richardson, Richmond sander, a circa 1860 three-piece tea service with hallmarks including Mitchell and Tyler of Richmond, an 1853 presentation pitcher to "Rev. Jno E. Edwards by the Colored Congregation of the 4th St. M.E. Church, Lynchburg", numerous sets of Winchester table and teaspoons, etc.
- Half-plate occupational daguerreotype of James Thomas, Jr., Tobacconist, Richmond, together with an 1853 silver presentation chalice to Thomas
- Henkel family material including hand-colored Henkel printed family record of Dr. Solomon Henkel, New Market
- Important "Lincolns of Virginia" family archives, 1820s-1870s, primarily pertaining to Col. Abraham Lincoln (Lincoln homestead) of Linville Creek, Rockingham Co., consisting of over 500 documents and manuscripts including slave papers, Virginia Militia and CSA material, correspondence, etc. - to be sold as one lot
- Additional Shenandoah Valley printed and manuscript material including 1826 Davisson's "Kentucky Harmony", 1882 Henkel stud broadside, an important 1855 Harrisonburg ledger, etc.
- Signed William Evick (1803-1886), Pendleton Co. long rifle (published Butler/Whisker, "Long Rifles of Virginia", p. 25)
- 19th century sheet metal cow and horse weathervanes from a Loudoun Co. barn
- Two good 18th century Shenandoah Valley mantles
- Early iron including a cannon barrel attributed to the Catherine Furnace, Page Co.
- Signed "Thos. J. Massie, 1856" brass sundial
- Fine Shenandoah Valley lollipop butter print
- Rockingham Co. and New Market wallpaper covered boxes
- Carved folk art canes
- Fine early 19th century New Market/Winchester walnut coffee grinder
- Good baskets including painted
- Two Rockingham Co. samplers (Lincoln and Rust)
- Good collection of 18th and 19th century American maps featuring Virginia
- 19th century military drum painted with a view of Thoroughfare Gap in Fauquier Co.
- 1868 Washington College letter signed by Robert E. Lee
- 19th century watch fob with the Corbins and Lees of Virginia family crests and a gold bracelet with the Carter family crest
- Plus more
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