Portrait of Randal Davies Artist: James Thomas Poindexter (1832-1891) Oil on canvas Image size 30” x 25” (framed 37” x 32”) Ref. No. 100308_039
Portrait of a Young Man Artist: S. Knight Oil on stretched canvas 10” high by 8½ ” wide Ref. No. 080811_173
Bone Head Doll Gary Birch (1946- living) Made at Milford, Ohio in 1995 Deer skull, burl hardwood, cotton cloth. metallic pins and twine 18” articulated figure.
Portrait of a Woman by John James Audubon Artist: John James Audubon (1785-1851) Charcoal and Pencil on a Black Painted Ground 5 3/8” x 4 3/8” paper size Ref. No. kit77
Riverside Park (Williamsburg neighborhood in Brooklyn) Artist: Paul Sawyier (1865-1917) Created in the late Autumn of 1913 Oil on academy board signed to viewers lower left Size: 9″ x 12″ , (frame size 16½” x 19½”) Ref. No. 171208_002
“June Day” Frankfort Ky. Artist: Paul Plaschke (1880-1954) Oil on Canvas Board 23″ x 30″ framed to 30 5/8″ x 35 5/8″ Ref. no. kit37
Carved and Gilded Eagle Unknown maker Eagle 32″ tall, 88″ high with stand Ref. No. 100308_010
Still Life by Henry Faulkner Henry Faulkner (1924-1981) Casein & Oil on Masonite 10” x 12” Image size framed 13 3/8” x15 1/8” Ref. # Kit61
Great Blue Heron Sheet Copper Weathervane Unknown American Maker Second half of 19th century Sheet copper 60½” from beak to wing tip, 24” from peak to base of ball Ref. No. 150519_102
Carved Garden Board Artist: Cyrus – Campbell Unidentified Soft Wood 12 1/2″ x 16 3/8″ x 12 5/8″ Ref. no. kit09
Horse & Jockey Weathervane American, probably 4th quarter of the 19th century 33¼” length from tips of tail and front right hoof; 18″ high from front left ankle to rider’s hat; approximately 3¼” wide at horse’s breast Ref. No. 110613_062
Holiday Ave. in Blue Artist: Henry Faulkner (1928-1981) Casein & Oil on Masonite 11″ x 14″ Ref. No. kit01
Lions of Judah Carved and Painted Mahogany Likely Midwestern American Origin 37” x 26” x 4” (measured diagonally) Ref. No. kit48
Old Green Pie Safe Poplar, A Soft Conifer (likely white pine), & Indented Sheet Metal Unknown American Origin 66 3/4” H. x 51” x 25 1/4” Ref. No kit47
Four Table Gardening Scenes Artist: David Lucas (1948-present) Oil on canvas board framed with “DL” monogram Images approximate 4″ x 6″ or 6″ x 4″ ref. no. kit29
Young Couple Adrift Artist: Henry Faulkner (1928-1981) Casein & Oil on Masonite 9 3/4″ by 12 5/8″ Ref. No. kit23
Coin Silver Dog Collar Maker: Stevens, N.Y.C. Late 1860s Coin Silver 6½” dia. as imaged with the capability to extend 2½” more Ref. No. 150519_059
Artist: Henry Faulkner (1928-1981) Casein and Oil on Masonite 25″ x 19″ Ref. No. kit02
Train Approaching a Pass Carl Christian Brenner Oil on canvas 26 ¼” x 46 ¼” image size (30 ½” x 50 ½” frame size) Ref. No. 070320_042
A View of Col. Owens Furnace Artist: George Beck, 1748-1812 Gouache and watercolor on paper 17” x 23” image size (22 ¾” x 28 ¾” frame size) Ref. No. 070320_153
A Still Life of Flowers in a Black Vase Artist: Henry Faulkner (1928 -1981) Casein and oil on masonite 20” h by 16” w image (25 ¼” by 21 ¼” frame size) Ref. No. 080811_151
Woman in Red Dress Artist: Edgar Tolson, 1904-1984 Carved and polychrome poplar figure on stand 12-1/8″ tall inclusive of 5/8″ high stand Ref. No. 081219_049
Water Lily Water Pitcher, circa 1855 Maker: Baldwin & Company, Newark, New Jersey Coin silver 11-1/8″ high to top of handle with little more than a half-gallon capacity Ref. No. 100310_002
Pair of Silver Beakers William Poindexter, 1818-1884 Coin silver 3½” high Ref. No. 100310_004
Five Coin Silver Dessert Spoons Maker: George Washington Donigan, (1776–1859) Working in Nashville, TN 1845–1860 6-15/16″ length Ref. No. 110613_047
Coin Silver Sugar Tongs Maker: Evans C. Beard, (1796–1864), circa 1825-1840 Louisville, Kentucky 6-5/8″ length Ref. No. 110613_052
Coin Silver Teaspoons – Set of Four Maker: Antoine Oneille, (1764–1820) Detroit, MI 1797–1803; Vincennes, IN 1803–1817; St. Louis, MO, 1817–1820 5-7/8″ length Ref. No. 100512_059
Blanket Chest Unknown maker Primary woods: butternut and maple Secondary wood: poplar 37″ w by 36½” h by 20″ d Ref. No. 100308_002
George III Games Table Unknown maker Primary wood: oak 27” high, 30” wide, 18¼” deep, 36½” deep with top extended Ref. No. 100512_021
Huntboard Unknown maker Walnut primary and secondary woods with fruitwood and walnut veneers 40¾” high, 61” wide, 22¼” deep Ref. No. 100512_029
Blanket Box Unknown maker, attributed to Bourbon County, Kentucky Primary wood: walnut Secondary wood: walnut and oak 21½ ” h x 47¾ ” w x 21 3/8″ d Ref. No. 100512_036