HOME AWAY FROM HOME
Each year thousands of people make the pilgrimage to Antiques Week in New Hampshire. For many, it’s like a home away from home—the collective shows are a huge house, with diverse dealers occupying different rooms—each inviting you in to explore, learn and take away a little bit (or a lot) of their home to yours.
“Home Away From Home” is a collection of Folk Art & Americana assembled for exhibition and sale at Antiques In Manchester: The Collector's Fair, August 9-10, 2017. Additional information: stevenspowers.com
Each year thousands of people make the pilgrimage to Antiques Week in New Hampshire. For many, it’s like a home away from home—the collective shows are a huge house, with diverse dealers occupying different rooms—each inviting you in to explore, learn and take away a little bit (or a lot) of their home to yours.
“Home Away From Home” is a collection of Folk Art & Americana assembled for exhibition and sale at Antiques In Manchester: The Collector's Fair, August 9-10, 2017. Additional information: stevenspowers.com
Folk Art Etched Easter Egg Dated: April 17, 1854 Size: 2 3/8" (oah) A charming survivor (with dried yolk still within). The dyed egg is scratch carved with a bird on a tree with a complex star at the apex. It is signed “E. Witmer” and tells us a little something about the weather, “It is snowing to-day | April th 17 1854.”
- Page 1 and 2: ANTIQUES IN MANCHESTER • ST ANSEL
- Page 3 and 4: Detail of A Trade Sign for J.W. Hop
- Page 6: Folk Art Carved Coal Lion Circa: 18
- Page 10: Stoneware Bust of an African Americ
- Page 17 and 18: "The Sacred Family” Buffalo, New
- Page 20: Rare Folk Art Carved Civil War Vete
- Page 24: Three Maine House Portraits by Geor
- Page 29 and 30: Large Hessian Whirligig Circa: 1840
- Page 32 and 33: Two Folk Art Trade Signs for J.W. H
- Page 35 and 36: End of Day Black Glass Whimsy - Han
- Page 38: Large Folk Art Carved and Painted R
- Page 42: The Three Trees Jacob Semiatin (191
- Page 46: Early Folk Art Doll Circa: 1820-40
- Page 49 and 50: Steven Powers (1968 -) Big Sky & Fl
Folk Art Etched Easter Egg<br />
Dated: April 17, 1854<br />
Size: 2 3/8" (oah)<br />
A charming survivor (with dried yolk<br />
still within). The dyed egg is scratch<br />
carved with a bird on a tree with a<br />
complex star at the apex. It is signed<br />
“E. Witmer” and tells us a little<br />
something about the weather, “It is<br />
snowing to-day | April th 17 1854.”
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