Folk Art Item: Sand Painting in a Bottle
Inventory #: 4470
Description: Wonderfully detailed and colorful sand painting in a bottle.
Buffalo and birds circle the bottle, with geometric forms at top and bottom. Initialled on bottom. It’s not an Andrew Clemens, but it’s finely
decorative and in great condition.
Dimension: Approximately 6-3/4” high, 2-1/2” diameter at bottom

Art Item: Farm Watercolor – Oil Derricks
Inventory #: 2033
Description: Detailed watercolor of a field of oil derricks and oil pumps.
One of three related works. Original walnut frame with woven fabric matt.
Mid-20th Century.
Dimension: Framed 17-1/2” by 20-1/4”

Art Item: Farm Watercolor - Combine
Inventory #: 2032
Description: Fine watercolor of a working combine in what appears to be a wheat field. Farm buildings and a windmill are in the distance. One of three related works. Original walnut frame with woven fabric matt. Mid-20th Century.
Dimension: Framed 17-1/2” by 20-1/4”

Art Item: Farm Watercolor - Steers
Inventory #: 2031
Description: Finely detailed watercolor of steers grazing in a field. One of three related works. Original walnut frame with woven fabric matt. Mid-20th Century.
Dimension: Framed 17-1/2” by 20-1/4”

Art Item: John D. Taylor Oil on Canvas
Inventory #: 4463
Description: 19th C. oil painting on canvas in original frame by Scottish artist John D. Taylor ( -1900). Scene of woman carrying sticks on a forested path
with a lake and mountains in the background. Signed l/l John D Taylor.
Dimension: Framed 19-1/4” by 15-1/4”.

Folk Art Item: Carved and Painted Indian Club
Inventory #: 4422
Description: Carved and painted club with Native American designs,
including a relief carving of an Indian face, and painted flowers and deer
and moose around the sides and back. Probably Northeast U.S. origin and
may be a tourist piece. C. early to mid-20th century.
Dimension: 28” tall, 9” at widest point.

Folk Art Item: Pilgrim Apple Head Dolls by Grace Lathrop
Inventory #: 4460
Description: C. 1930 Pilgrim dolls made by “Oregon’s Dollmaker” Grace Lathrop. Hand-made costumes are wool with cotton collars and cuffs, and the jailer’s cape is lined with silk. They all have leather shoes with silver “buckles.”
The faces are wonderfully pinched and wizened.
The attention to detail is marvelous!
Dimension: Seamstress 15”; Jailer 17”, Man in Stocks 13-1/2”

Art Item: Oil on Board of Bull Terrier
Inventory #: 4461
Description: Oil on board of a handsome white bull terrier wearing a
gold and jeweled collar. Dated and signed l/r 1957, Scheemelke.
Well-rendered portrait of a confident canine.
Dimension: 12” by 16”, framed 17” by 21”

Other Item: World War II Japanese Flag
Inventory #: 2080
Description: Silk Japanese Flag, or Hinomaru. These were often signed with
well-wishes and other slogans as encouragement and for good luck. Two leather
reinforced corners with ties. Some bleeding as seen and wear to one edge.
Dimension: 34” by 26”

Folkart Item: Scandinavian Mangle
Inventory #: 4309
Description: Mid- to late-19th century Scandinavian mangle used for rolling wrinkles out of clothing. Crack upper left. Heavily carved with eyelet for hanging.
Dimension: 21-1/2” long, 6-3/4” wide, 4” high at handle

Art Item: H.H. Howe Oil on Canvas
Inventory #: 4455
Description: Oil painting by listed Massachusetts/Maine artist Harry Hambro Howe (1886-1968). Sailing ship in choppy water. Signed l/r.
Dimension: Framed 23-1/2” by 19-1/2”

Art Item: Samuel A. Kilbourne Chromolithograph
Inventory #: 4457
Description: Chromolithograph: Massachusetts artist Samuel A. Kilbourne
(1836-1881). Variously titled “Mackerel” or “Spanish Mackerel.”
Plate signed and dated 1878 l/l. Matted in black and green frame.
Dimension: Framed 19-1/2” by 25-1/2”

Folkart Item: Salesman’s Sample of Wagon
Inventory #: 4436
Description: Wagon salesman’s sample disassembles into a table and two
benches. When assembled, the legs fold and are clipped in place. The table
then forms the bottom of the wagon, and the benches form the two long
sides. This is a wonderful, unique piece in original paint and condition
with forged iron fittings. Tongue is a replacement. Circa late 19th century.
Dimension: Assembled wagon is 10-1/2”D, 15-1/2”L, 10-1/4”H, with 10-1/2” diameter wheels. Disassembled, the table is 7-3/4”D, 13-3/4”L, 8”H.
Each bench measures 2-3/4”D, 14-3/4”L, 4-1/4”H.

Folkart Item: Scandinavian Bentwood Box
Inventory #: 1751
Description: 19th C. beautiful blue hand-made bentwood box,
Norwegian or Swedish. Traces of white-painted name remain on the
front. Hand-forged iron hardware with many make-do repairs.
This is an authentic old box that was well-used.
Dimension: 6”H, 14”L, 6”D

Art Item: Still Life of Grapes and Peaches
Inventory #: 4437
Description: Oil on artist board by listed Seattle artist, Alma Royer Lorraine
(1858-1952). Signed l/r. Early 20th C. picture in lovely original period frame.
Dimension: 20-1/2” by 14-1/2”.