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Large full bodied copper running horse weathervane with old verdigris. Several bullet hole repairs. Signed J. Harris & Son Boston. 37"L | 3000-5000 | 
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Wonderful carved wooden eagle wall plaque holding American shield. Probably early 20th c. Older repaint. 38" L. |
500 - 1000 |
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Folkart wooden running horse weathervane. Traces of original black paint. Late 19th c. 28" L | 250-500 | 
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Large carved wooden alligator in original paint. Early to mid-20th c. 56"L | 400-800 | 
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Walrus tusk with whaling scrimshaw dated 1876. | 1000-2000 | 
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Walrus tusk. 19th century. | 300-600 | ||
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Sheet metal rooster weathervane. Probably late 19th c. 24"L | 300-500 |  |
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Early 19th century silhouette sheet iron rooster weathervane in old paint. 24"h x 21"w | 250-500 | 
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Hand carved wooden Statue of Liberty. Circa 1920-50. Height 25" | 300-500 | 
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Two folk carvings of man and woman - probably late 19th c. Heigh 7 1/2" and 8". Note wood separation in man and missing part of his right foot. Both, traces of old paint. Also, another early hand carved figure, 10 1/2"H. | 300-500 | 
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Hand carved and painted cat. Probably early 20th century. As is. Repairs, missing/replaced ears, paint loss. | 100-200 | 
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Early 20th century metal whirligig - race horse, rider and sulky. | 200-400 |  |
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Hand carved American eagle on plinth. Traces of original gold paint. Repair to tail feathers but otherwise excellent condition. Note slot on reverse for insertion of flag(s). Circa 1920-50 | 200-1000 | 
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Carved American eagle. Expansion crack on backside, otherwise excellent condition. Circa 1920-50 | 250-500 | 
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Old sailor whirligig in newer paint. | 150-250 |  |
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American eagle wall plaque wood carving. Maine origin. Mid-20th century or earlier. Weathered body. 20"H | 100-300 |  |
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Spread wing American eagle wood carving. Maine origin. Mid-20th century or earlier. Weathered body. 30" wing span. | 200-500 | ||
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Mountain goat on crag. Rare wood carving by renowned Native American artist J.L. Clark (Cutapuis - Blackfoot Indian name which means "the man who talks not" - he was deaf and mute at an early age). Montana 1881-1970. 5"h x 4"w. |
800-1200 | 
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Primitive hand carved wooden fish weathervane. Tin fins. Old stain. Part of tail missing. Mid-19th century. 17 1/2"L | 200-500 |  |
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Folky black cloth doll, probably early 20th century. | 50-200 | ||
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Carved animal horn or bone shoehorn in the form of a ladies leg. Late 19th century. | 100-200 |  |
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Custom made metal robot circa 1950. | 100-500 | ||
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Folky hand carved resting leopard. Probably early to mid-20th century. Original paint. | 200-600 | 
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Three folk art dolls. One is an nut doll with original costume (back of nut shell missing), another a sailor doll with hand carved wooden leg, and a old cloth doll. | 50-150 | 
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Hand carved mermaid, traces of old paint. Possible mid-19th century. | 100-500 |
