May Americana

online only auction | 1 day sale | 8 days away
Location
Branford, CT 06405
Dates

Sale Starts

Wed
May 6
10am

Sale Ends

Wed
May 6

Terms & Conditions

Terms and Conditions



The following Terms and Conditions of Sale represent an agreement between New England Auctions, representing its consignors, and the bidder regarding any items being sold. Bidding on an item indicates your understanding and acceptance of the following Terms and Conditions.



BIDDING INFORMATION



1) New England Auctions runs live and online auctions, at times concurrently. All purchases represent a contract of sale between the winning bidder and New England Auctions. New England Auctions makes every effort to execute all bids. New England Auctions cannot be held responsible for missed bids or failure to execute your bid. New England Auctions cannot be held responsible for internet issues or outages as it may affect an auction. At New England Auction's discretion, we reserve the right to not accept a bid or to withdraw an item for any reason. The buyer will be the highest bidder as acknowledged by the auctioneer, who has sole discretion. Any dispute over the auction process is decided solely by New England Auctions and will be deemed final and binding. It is the sole responsibility of the bidder, particularly regarding online bidding, to pay careful attention to the process. New England Auctions will not refund or rescind a sale in which the winning bidder claims to have won a bid mistakenly or unintentionally. If you accidentally win a lot, you are still liable for payment as we are liable to the consignor. Non-paying bidders or bidders that do not abide by these terms will not be allowed to bid at future auctions and may jeopardize their ability to participate in Live Auctioneers, Invaluable or New England Auctions auction sites. First-time bidders at our auction may be required to register with us and must present a valid license or form of ID along with a physical address that matches the bidder?s identity. Arrangements can be made to bid on your behalf as an absentee bidder or to execute phone bids. All absentee and telephone bidders are required to sign, agreeing to our terms and provide credit card information. Phone bids are offered on a first-come, first-served basis and must be arranged in advance of the sale days. All telephone bids are subject to a minimum opening bid of $250. for calls within the USA and $500. for international calls. Phone bids must be arranged by 3pm the day prior to an auction. Absentee bids must be in written form and completed two hours prior to an auction. A form for absentee bids can be accessed on newenglandauctions.com.



Non-paying bidders or bidders that do not abide by these terms will not be allowed to bid at future auctions and may jeopardize their ability to participate in Live Auctioneers, Invaluable or New England Auctions auction sites.







GUARANTEES



2) There are no warranties of any kind, including but not limited to representations of age, origin, condition, restoration, dimensions, authenticity, provenance, or authorship. Any condition reports, artist, authorship that are part of an item's description are the opinion only of New England Auctions and do not represent facts or guarantees that may substitute for research and inspection of items by the bidder. New England Auctions makes no guarantees that any item of a mechanical nature, ie. clocks, watches, music boxes, slot machines, wind-up toys, etc., is in working condition when it leaves our premises, regardless of whether it was working prior to the auction. All rugs are strictly sold ?as is? with no guarantees to age, origin or condition. There will be absolutely no refund on rugs. Fine jewelry is guaranteed only regarding gold content and authenticity of diamonds. Authenticity and grade of diamonds and all other stones are not guaranteed. New England Auctions makes every effort to describe items being auctioned accurately, however, written and oral descriptions should in no way be considered a guarantee or accurate. There are inherent imperfections in old and antique items. Any estimates listed with auction items are solely based upon an approximation of the range within which an item may sell for, as determined by New England Auctions, and in no way represents the value or selling price of those items. All items are available for your examination prior to bidding. Your bidding will signify that you have examined the items, or that you have chosen not to examine them. We encourage in-person inspection as well as questions or requests for additional information or images. New England Auctions will not be held responsible for any errors or omissions pertaining to items listed in the catalog. It is the sole responsibility of the bidder to inspect an item prior to bidding to determine size, condition, authenticity and whether there has been restoration or repair. All items are sold as-is, where-is. We do not accept returns and do not give refunds. All sales are final.







DISPUTES



3) Any dispute of the authenticity, age, condition, or authorship of an item, after the sale, must be made within 14 consecutive days of the auction sale date. Written and signed testimony in dispute must be presented within 21 consecutive days of the sale date from at least one recognized expert, agreed upon by the auctioneer, of the artist or object in question. Judgment by an expert based on images is not acceptable. Negative judgement must be absolute, not "possibly", before there is any rescinding of the sale of a disputed item. Disputed item must be received at our Branford location in the original condition that it was sold, within 30 consecutive days of the sale date. Any damage or alteration, shipping damage, cleaning, however minor, will disqualify an item for a refund. The agreement to rescind the sale is at the sole discretion of New England Auctions. If agreement is made, New England Auctions will refund the buyer an amount of the purchase price plus sales tax, if applicable. New England Auctions will not reimburse for any shipping or delivery costs associated with the return of the said item. By bidding with New England Auctions the bidder agrees to these terms regarding returns.







PAYMENT



4) Successful bidders will be notified by the following day. If your Live Auctioneers invoice is not paid with 72 hours of receipt the card on file will be automatically charged.


Arrangements for shipping/pickup must be made within seven business days after the auction.


BUYER'S PREMIUM



5)A buyer's premium of 31% will be added to the hammer prices for lots purchased through the Live Auctioneers, Bidsquare and Invaluable internet platforms. Sales tax and credit card fee, if applicable, are added to the hammer price and, along with the buyer's premium, constitute the total final purchase price.





SALES TAX



6) All sales are subject to Connecticut sales tax unless the buyer holds a valid tax exempt/resale certificate (from any state) and submits a signed and dated State of Connecticut Sales & Use Resale Form with their tax-exempt information prior to release of the purchases, even for tax exempt bidders who will be having their items shipped out of state. This form is available at newenglandauctions.com and must be updated every 12 months. We do not collect sales tax on items shipped to other states unless a particular state's sales tax nexus has been met in that state. Sales to out-of-state buyers without a resale certificate, that are picked up by the buyer's representative, will be charged Connecticut sales tax unless the representative is a licensed commercial shipper and provides a Bill of Lading with their DOT # at the time of pick up.







SHIPPING/PICK UP



7) Arrangements for shipping/pickup must be made within seven business days after the auction.



Arrangement and costs of shipping are the responsibility of the buyer. New England Auctions does not ship or arrange shipping. All shipping is outsourced. All buyers and shippers must come prepared with appropriate packing materials and help for heavy items. New England Auctions will not wrap or box any item going out of our facility. Our staff will not be available to help move heavy items. If payment is made by check, items will be held up to seven business days before an item is released for shipping. Items can be picked up in person or by a shipper at 14 Business Park Drive - Unit 5, Branford, CT - BY CONFIRMED APPOINTMENT ONLY. Please contact the gallery 24 hours in advance to make an appointment. Pickup can be scheduled for Monday through Friday between 10am and 3pm beginning the Monday after the date of the auction.






A list of local shippers includes:



The Village Express, Branford, CT 203-481-7426 or (vexpress@comcast.net), Attn: Kristen



The UPS Store #5105 at 203-772-4445 or (store5105@theupsstore..com), Attn: Manjit.


Couriers (for licensed transport across state lines):



Outward Bound Courier Logistics, Dalton, MA at 413-854-3676, Attn: Alan or Ben.



GNLE Delivery, Stockton, NJ at 908-256-3947, Attn: Kieran Giannelli







For fine art, furniture, and shippers that crate:



Maquette FAS CT, Branford, CT at 203-640-8453, Attn: Kevin



Plycon Transportation Group 631-269-7000



Codogan Tate 718-689-7969



US ART 718-986-6500







Purchased items that have been paid for but not picked up or shipped from our auction facility within 21 days of the auction will be stored at a rate of $10 per day per lot per day, in addition to a moving fee of $25 for items going into storage and $25 when the item is brought out of storage. Storage fees and late fees must be paid before items are released. There are no exceptions.



Items not picked up within 60 days of the auction date will be considered in default and become the property of New England Auctions.
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Description & Details

May Americana at New England Auctions. Presenting a vibrant assortment of American Antiques to include paintings and furniture from the Dr. Joseph Moffatt Elm Tree House in Brimfield Center (as part of the Collection of John O. Curtis, former Curator of Architecture at Old Sturbridge Village), Game Boards and Folk Art as part of the Collection of Bruce and Doranna Wendel, Nautical and Maritime antiques, Native American antiques, and more.

New England Auctions will further represent the collection of Bruce and Doranna Wendel in July 2026, and later in October 2026.
Pearlware Pepper Pot with American EagleFour Mocha ItemsTwo Mocha Pepper PotsTwo Mocha Pepper PotsTwo Mocha Pepper Pots With Earthworm DecorationMocha Ware Earthworm MugPennsylvania Creamware Bowl and Child's MugEighteen Child's Staffordshire CupsGroup of Child's Staffordshire CupsThree Graduated Painted Pantry BoxesPainted Ladder Back ArmchairWallpaper Sewing BoxThree Wall Paper BoxesTwo Dome-Top Wallpaper BoxesThree Folk Art Carved BirdsTwo Pen Wipes, Pin Cushion and Stuffed Piglet Pin CushionTwo  Bird Squeak ToysPaint-Decorated Turned Bowl and Butter PaddlePainted Silhouette and Folk Bird WatercolorMiniature Carved and Painted StoolMiniature Portrait of a Girl in a Blue DressTramp Art Mirror and Framed Parchmentcraft CrossFolk Art 'Good Luck' Wall Pocket, and Painted Storage BoxTramp Art Wall ShelfBurl ScoopTwo Redware Loaf Dishes and Two Redware PlatesStump Speaker Mechanical BankMiniature Blanket Chest and Tinder AndironsWatercolor Portrait of a PatriotWatercolor Vase of Flowers and OthersKingwood NJ Sampler, 1833Embroidered Blanket with FringePainted One-Drawer StandOrnithological Needlework - Gracey Ann Rook, 1818Needlework Sampler - Sally Baker, 1800Two 18th Century Needlework SamplersTwo Painted Pantry BoxesMiniature Basket in Blue PaintPaint-Decorated Tin SconceMiniature Pierced Tin LanternMiniature Portrait on Bone in 15k Gold Pendant with Memorial HairMiniature Watercolor Portrait of a Man in a Blue Coat, 1824Pair of Folk Art Figures of OxenOddfellows Heart-in-Hand StaffNewton Family RecordMiniature Flame Stitch Purse1812 Acrostic PoemBurl Bowl with Group of Paper Mache VegetablesFootstool with Paw FeetE. Howard no. 11 'Keyhole' Regulator Wall ClockFire Bucket with Burning BuildingWilliam and Mary Tavern Table18-Drawer Apothecary ChestAfro-American Articulated DollMiniature Portrait of a Man with Hat and HammerEvelyn Saczawa Dubiel - Five Folk Art Watercolors of BirdsEvelyn Saczawa Dubiel - Six Folk Art Watercolors of BirdsC. Negle - Watercolor of a Man fighting BearPortrait of a Bison, SignedPaint-Decorated Canted Sewing ChestFolk Art Whale SignNantucket Shorebird DecoyCarved Ruffed GrouseTwo DecoysFrank Finney Carved BirdOwl Decoy, signed 'DVC'Uncle Sam Strength Tester PanelArchitectural EagleEarly Case of Sailor's ToolsNautical Rope LadderPair of Early Port Hole Candle SconcesTwo Cases of Sailor's Tools - Ship John CoggeshallMarine Walking Stick with Sailor's KnotMarine Walking StickExceptional Sailor's FidMarine Item - Capturing the WhaleMarine Item - The Queen of the SeaCarved Marine ItemInuit Oosik Bone ClubMarine Tusk Walking StickMarine Pie CrimperWalking Stick with Clenched FistPh. Merz - Portrait of the Fireboat NettieGeorge H. Wheatley - Painting of a Clipper ShipAfter William Formby Halsall-'The Finish' Chromolithograph of 1885 America's CupCharles Hayman Fish Plaque, 1940Carved Marine TotemPlover Shore Bird DecoyClark Voorhees WhalePaint-Decorated Corner ChairSheraton Wing ChairChippendale Chest of DrawersTall Six Drawer Chippendale ChestAssembled Set of Four Spanish Foot Dining ChairsTransitional Mushroom Armchair with Bannister BackHepplewhite Lolling ChairPainted Folk Art Walking Stick with Carved SkullPainted Horse Windmill WeightCushing and White Steer WeathervaneRunning Horse WeathervaneWatercolor of a Courting CoupleFolk Art Fabric PicturePatriotic FramePaint-Decorated Table with Native AmericanN. V. Furness - Portrait of a CatQuilt Rack in Green PaintHoward Figure 8 Wall ClockPocket Pistol Form Pipe CaseMasonic Wall Shelf attributed to John Haley BellamyAaron Willard Shelf ClockCountertop Cupboard in Red PaintThree Folk Art Carved Animal FiguresCountry Group with Cutting Boards, Stone Fruit, and ChopperTole Cookie Stand with Pin Cushions and FruitHalloween Mask MoldGroup of Carved Folk Art BirdsGroup of Carved and Painted BirdsGame BoardFolding Parcheesi GameboardBackgammon GameboardParcheesi Gameboard with Checkers on ReverseBagatelle Pinball GameboardEarly Bowling Score BoardDouble-Sided GameboardParcheesi GameboardChinese Checkers GameboardCheckers GameboardCheckers GameboardCheckers GameboardChinese Checkers GameboardBackgammon - Checkers GameboardSmall CheckerboardDouble-Sided Checkers and Parcheesi Game BoardChecker Board with Blue BirdNumbers GameboardSpinner Gameboard with Checkers on ReverseCheckers Game boardTwo Pinball Game BoardsOwl Shooting Gallery TargetFolk Art Mirror with Horse HeadCarved Lion Head Door KnockerWooden Seed Display BoxFolk Art Figure of a Captain Jinx with Crossed ArmsStoneware Jug with Folk Art Carved StopperFolk Art Walking Stick with FrogParcheesi Gameboard with BirdFolk Art Walking Stick with Naughty CarvingsGrain-Painted Game BoardTwo CheckerboardsFolk Art Jointed FigureTwo Painted Carnival GamesParcheesi Game BoardTwo Early DollsBlack Rag DollEarly Painted Cloth Doll with BonnetEarly Black DollPainted Wooden Doll with Original ClothingArticulated and Painted Wood DollNut Dolls with ClochesGroup of Nut and Handmade DollsGroup of Headware, Baby Dresses, and NightgownsFire House Coin BankRocking HorseFolk Art Jigger ToyGroup of Early Curtain TiebacksUS Money Orders SignTwo Goose Neck Decorated Tole Coffee PotsDecorated Tole Syrup, Mug and Document BoxTwo Shaker Storage Boxes and Harvard BoxShaker Peg Rack in Blue PaintTwo Painted Shaker Storage BoxesTwo Shaker Boxes and Sewing BoxFour Shaker Storage BoxesThree Large Shaker Pantry BoxesThree Shaker BonnetsRound Shaker Box with Handle and Small Shaker Pantry BoxShaker Storage Box in Blue PaintHooked Rug with HouseHooked Rug with ShipMounted Hooked Rug with Spring DesignHooked Rug with Concentric DiamondTwo Hooked RugsTwo Hooked RugsHooked Rug with HouseLarge Diamond Hooked RugTwo Amish QuiltsAmish Quilt with Jacob's BarsQuilt with BlocksTwo Modernist QuiltsPaint-Decorated Architect's Drawing CabinetA View on Lake George New YorkCollection of Clay Marbles in Two Glass CompotesQueen Anne CandlestandHepplewhite Dropleaf TableGroup of Clay PipesPortrait of Child with GrapesPortrait of a Woman in BonnetPaint Decorated Two Drawer Blanket ChestShoe Foot Hutch TableBusch Homestead - Oil on CanvasPortrait of a Chid with RosesEarly Portrait of a WomanPortrait of Mrs. Catherine MooreSheridan Chest with Four DrawersSmall Paint-Decorated BoxLift Top Painted CupboardEarly Watch HutchPaint Decorated Blanket ChestTwo-Door CupboardTwo Paint-Decorated BoxesR. Whiting Paint-Decorated Tall ClockJoseph Charles Rutherford - Portrait of Elbridge G. HallNew England Landscape with SailboatsHudson River Valley Landscape with CastleEarly Watercolor Portrait of a Woman with Wreath and BranchLandscape with CastleLandscape with Water MillAmerican Landscape with RiverMorning on the PenobscotSanford Mason - Portrait of Jonathan Bassett NicholsAmerican Folk LandscapePainted Corner Shelf and Peg RackMatinee SignLadies and Childrens Cloaks Trade SignFresh Eggs Trade SignHoney Candies SignHorse Head Hitching PostShooting Gallery Target of FigureFolk Art Figure of EveSewer Tile Head of a ManSarah Mary Taylor - Hands QuiltDaniel Martin Diaz - Galactic InterfacePair of Folk Art Carvings with Native American FiguresBurgess Dulaney - Clay BustFolk Art Prayer FigurePurvis Young - Figural Painting on BoardFolk Art Carved TotemTwo Native American Bows and Five ArrowsThree Cochiti Pueblo DrumsNortheastern Woodland Painted Splint Storage BasketRound Northeastern Woodland Painted Splint BasketThree Northeastern Woodland Splint BasketsLarge Northeastern Woodland Painted Splint BasketNative Feast Bowl with Double Effigy HeadsTwo Northeastern Woodland Painted Splint Storage BasketsMexican MaskNative American Paint-Decorated RattleThree Cochiti Pueblo DrumsApache Skull CrackerTwo Northwest Coast BasketsNative American Bead and Tooth NecklaceThree Pieces of Hopi and Pueblo PotteryNative American Bear Effigy Stone PipeFive Katchina DollsHopi Pottery BowlTwo Northwest Coast Native BasketsHopi Olla and BowlFour Southwestern Children's DrumsNortheastern Woodland Painted Splint BasketFour Small Pacific Northwest Lidded BasketsEarly Native American DaggerTribal Style LampTwo Cochiti Pueblo DrumsTwo Hide DrumsEarly Plains Drum With DrumstickGroup of Early American Pottery and TreenMahogany Chest of DrawersLarge Turned Wooden BowlSanford Mason - Portrait of Miss WheelerRed Painted Blanket ChestSmall Paint Decorated ChestFolk Art Theorem of StrawberriesAmerican School LandscapeLarge American School Landscape of Hudson Valley TownH. Rose - LandscapeScene on Hudson River New YorkLarge Pastoral LandscapeTilt-Top Tea TableBow Front Chest of DrawersPainted Demi-Lune TableAntique Mercantile ShowcaseRice & Barley Country Store Mesh ScreenGreen Firkin and Hearth BroomSet of Twelve New England Amberina Glass TumblersGroup of Early Hand-Painted CeramicsBirth Record for Amos Gardiner, 1796Watercolor Register for the Keith and Allen FamilyMead Family RecordRichmond Watercolor Family Record and Watercolor Birth RecordRare Early CupboardChippendale Serpentine Slant Front DeskSheraton SofaLarge Two-Part Federal MirrorTwo Rush LightsFolk Art BustHudson River School - Sandpaper Folk DrawingThree Early SilhouettesTwo Crescent Moon SilhouettesTwo Early SilhouettesGroup of Four SilhouettesChippendale Drop Leaf Table with Oval LeavesChippendale Slant Front DeskHanging CupboardUnusual Cobblers BenchCast Iron Panel with Father TimeMiniature Portrait of a BoyRooster WeathervaneShelf in Blue PaintFolk Art Woodworking Plane with Dog HeadGroceries Trade SignEnglish Strawberry Basket Felt-Work PictureS. Mishkin - Still Life of FruitLarge Red Firkin and Green Lidded BucketQueen Anne Candlestand in Red PaintHeart SignRocking HorsePenobscot River, MaineEarly Country Store ScaleStill Life Painting of FruitsFive Stoneware Bottles with Cobalt DecorationStedman 4-Gallon Ovoid Stoneware JugTwo Cobalt-Decorated Stoneware CrocksStoneware Jar and Jug with Cobalt DecorationF. Stetzenmeyer & G. Goetzman - New York Stoneware JugThree Whale Oil LampsTwo Pieces of Blown Amethyst GlassTwo Pairs of Glass Candlesticks in Canary YellowGroup of Glass ObjectsPorringer, Marrow Scoops and Squat BottleThree Whale Oil LampsTwo Case Gin Bottles and a Spirit BottleSmall Screw-Top Double Candle StandHorse Balling Iron and Cast Iron Hitching postEarly Painted Sewing Box and Two Painted BellowsPair of Knife Blade AndironsRush LightBrass Group with Sleigh BellsMoulton Silver Spoon and Iron Betty LampFour Hogscraper Candlesticks with Iron Skewer HolderFireplace and Brass GroupPair of Federal AndironsTwo Fireplace FendersLarge Group of Early Iron Implements and Kitchen Tools

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