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Spectacular carved and painted wooden songbird and butterfly in a tree. It is circa 1900 and all original including the tin leaves and the polychrome paint. It stands over 7” tall and is in very good condition! The tree trunk is painted also. WOW!

A double collection box for mission work. It is late 19th century and in the original surface with a drawer. It measures 13” x 6.5” x 5.5” high. The top has all the original painted words intact too. Great size and condition!

Cut Sheet Iron Pig in the original paint. Said to have come off a pig farm in the upper thumb area of northern Michigan. It is circa 1920-30 and in very good condition. It measures 20” long x 12” high. Probably used as some type of signage. Who can resist this little old guy?

Late 18th or very early 19th century wrought iron tasting fork. It measures 11” long and is in excellent condition. Note the beautiful craftsmanship of the twisted handle and the fine tight curl at the end of the hanging loop. Nice old patina too!

Three-dimensional carved wooden pointing hand in its original paint. Always a popular form in signs, so I assume it was used in conjunction with some kind of sign. It measures 12.5” long and is circa 1920-30.

Flat molding picture frame in its bold striped original paint. It is circa 1840, and in excellent condition. Inside measurements are 14” x 10”. A great and useful old frame.

Rons Take:

My niece and nephew were in town over the weekend and wanted to go to Colter Bay restaurant in downtown Buffalo because of the Beer selection. So off we all went for lunch. They seemed impressed with the beers and I was also impressed with my lunch. I never had a Scotch egg before, and I can't wait to have it again! While having lunch I noticed this crazy weird original photo on the wall and had to share it with you. I would guess that it was taken in the early 40’s, but what obviously attracted me was the chair sitting in the field. Not to mention the man in the deer head or the deer in a suit. Any ideas of what or why this was done? And what a great chair!



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