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239. ENGLISH CARVED AND POLYCHROMED TRADE FIGURE, circa
1850, a ¾-length female figure carved in the round with fine features; the figure is
holding the bottom of her apron which is over her red dress and is sporting a hat with
gilded ribbon.
Note: This trade figure was named by its owner, Joshua Quiton Esq., of Devon, England in
gratitude for his servant Mary Anne, who saved his two children from drowning. She is dressed
in her painted house-apron and was probably mounted in a tavern.
Provenance: Collection of Jacob Isbrandtsen, American Export-Isbrandtsen Lines, New York;
Marine Arts Gallery, Salem Massachusetts, 1975
Exhibited: South Street Seaport Museum, New York, 1971
240. ENGLISH MAHOGANY PEAT
BUCKET, mid-19 th century, of urn form with
wavy rim shaped slatted sides on a ring-turned
base raised on three ball feet, with brass swing
handle and liner. Height 16 in. Diameter 15 in.
241. GEORGIAN MAHOGANY BRASS
BOUND WINE COOLER, circa 1800, oval
form with two brass bound rings and lion’s head
handles on four reeded square legs.
242. ENGLISH MAHOGANY BRASS
BOUND AND LINED PEAT BUCKET
WITH SWING HANDLE. Height 13 ½ in.
Width 11 i