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Snow White and her seven dwarfs

Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Decorative Art: Ceramics: American: Pre 1950   item# 1017227 (stock# 2213)

Snow White and her seven dwarfs
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Gordon S. Converse and Co.
610.722.9004


$800.00 

Vintage terra cotta figures of Snow White and her seven dwarfs, all painted. Most of the original paint is with these figures, some restoration of paint. One dwarf has been repaired. The flag was added by the last patriotic owner.


Folk Art carving of an alligator

Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Decorative Art: Folk Art: Pre 1980   item# 973101 (stock# 13-02)

Folk Art carving of an alligator
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Gordon S. Converse and Co.
610.722.9004


$300.00 

A folk art carved driftwood of an emerging alligator, 52" long and about 8-10" wide. The use of grey toned lightweight driftwood suggests its pine. The carving is crisp.


Stained glass window

Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Decorative Art: Glass: American: Art Glass: Pre 1930   item# 832161 (stock# 8619)

Stained glass window
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Gordon S. Converse and Co.
610.722.9004


$1,500.00 

For that bold and roguish decorator! This 88” tall antique stained glass incorporates the theme of grapes with a phantasmagoria variety of colors, which are especially intense when backlit. This could become a permanent part of an interior or a room dividing screen.. Go for it!


Raoul-Henri Dreyfus, oil still life

Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Decorative Art: Pre 1950   item# 804557 (stock# 8120)

Raoul-Henri Dreyfus, oil still life
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Gordon S. Converse and Co.
610.722.9004


$800.00 

An oil on canvas by Raoul-Henri Dreyfus (French, 1878- 1965)of a still life of vase of daises. Signed on the lower left and verso, 32" X 24" site, with a custom gray toned frame.


Burl wood vase

Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Decorative Art: Pre 1920   item# 787034 (stock# 8309)

Burl wood vase
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Gordon S. Converse and Co.
610.722.9004


$100.00 

Unusual burl wood formed vase of naturalistic style. Asian in origin. This vessel may leak as a jardinière, but the insertion of a plastic liner would prevent that and protect the original condition. Measures 9"H x 8"W.


Pair of Native American moccasins

Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Decorative Art: Textiles: Accessories: Pre 1950   item# 784271 (stock# 8215)

Pair of Native American moccasins
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Gordon S. Converse and Co.
610.722.9004


$300.00 

A pair of bead decorated moccasins in sewn deerskin leather, 10" in length. These have outstanding bead decoration, featuring white, blue, red and green roses patterns. Excellent condition, mid 20th century.


An unusual blacksmith's trade sign

Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Decorative Art: Folk Art: Pre 1930   item# 721835 (stock# 7281)

An unusual blacksmith's trade sign
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Gordon S. Converse and Co.
610.722.9004


$200.00 

An unusual hand made trade sign for a blacksmith made from horseshoes and farm implements. A 34" X 24" wall hanging piece, all welded together from found fragments associated with a blacksmith's trade. A central orifice could be used for a portable flag and flagpole. Later Black painted surface.RL*


Pair of Native American beaded moccasins.

Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Decorative Art: Textiles: Apparel: Pre 1900   item# 718855 (stock# 7968)

Pair of Native American beaded moccasins.
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Gordon S. Converse and Co.
610.722.9004


SOLD 

Pair of beaded Native American moccasins in white deerskin. Beads in geometric line patterns of white, black and orange with metal folded "tassels" that are attached in a line down the front that may have been included to make a bell sound when moved. We think dates to the late 19th century or early 20th century. RL*

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