1: SUSANNA ADAMS WINN, (MA, 1852-1935); Six Puppies in a trompe l'oeil frame, circa 1900, oil on canvas, signed upper right "Susie A

2: - EARLY STONEWARE JUG - Ovoid Two Gallon Jug in yellow ochre slip, inscribed with the number '2' in umber, tag on underside indicates

3: (2) EARLY REDWARE CROCKS - Late 18th to Mid 19th c

4: FIREHOUSE LANTERN - Rare Brass Firehouse Lantern, globe engraved 'Pawtucket Fire Dept'. Patented March 25, 1862. 18" tall to top of h

5: JEWELRY CABINET - 19th c. Tiger Maple Twenty Drawer Miniature Cabinet with overhanging hinged top concealing 36 compartments, the drawe

6: FOLK ART SCULPTURE - Carved and Painted Pine Figure of a Standing Beaver, mounted on a plank with a loose log, signed on underside "Mic

7: PRIMITIVE WALL-MOUNT CANDLE BOX - Pine Box with Carved Spreadwing Eagle, marked '1775' & 'MYK' on back, along with a fish, oblong f

8: RUG FRAGMENT - 4'1" x 2' - Shirred Rug Fragment mounted on flannel.

9: BLACKAMOOR WHIRLY-GIG - Standing Wooden Figure with Fez, black painted tin face, tin 'collar' & 'tailcoat', softwood with remnants

10: WINDSOR ARMCHAIR - New England Sack Back Windsor Armchair in later red paint, with deeply bodged seat, shaped arms, box stretchers. cir

11: MINIATURE CHEST - Country Four-Drawer Pine Chest in custard yellow paint with remnants of decoupage figures on top, running dogs on sid

12: PAIR OF CORNER STANDS - Painted Stands with black triangular tops, blue turned column, set on shaped leg tripod, 19th c. 28" x 36" x 18

13: - FOLK ART EAGLE CARVING - White Painted Hardwood Figure of a Standing Eagle, with child's marbles inset as eyes, on integral plinth,

14: SUSANNA ADAMS WINN, (MA, 1852-1935); Four White Cats, oil on canvas, signed lower left with a 'handsaw', and dated 1890

15: (6) COUNTRY WINDSOR CHAIRS - Set of New England Thumback Chairs in mustard yellow paint with gold and black pinstriping, floral theorem

16: - COUNTRY BARBER SHOP 'POLE' - Tapered Square Column in pine, painted with red, white and blue stripes, having molded cap with finial

17: E.E. FINCH (active 1832-1850) - Naive Portrait, possibly of Elizabeth Weeks Daniels of Pittston, Maine, oil on canvas, signed verso. In

18: WINDSOR ROCKER - "Make-Do" Rocker in mustard yellow paint with black pinstriping, 10-spindle back, shaped seat, turned legs, flat rocke

19: (3) ARCHITECTURAL CORNICES - Double Door & (2) Window Cornices in hand carved painted pine, with hand carved birds on the corbels, owls

20: CHEST OF DRAWERS - Red Stained Pine Chest, early New England, with overhanging top, three graduated drawers with mushroom knobs, rounde