| Alfred T. Ordway, attrib 1821 - 1897 |
| Mt Washington from the Saco |
$1,800.00 |
| Oil on canvas; 9" x 14" |
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| Unsigned; reproduction frame. |
| William F. Paskell 1866 - 1951 |
| Mt Chocorua from Chocorua Lake |
$1,800.00 |
| Watercolor; 7" x 13.5" |
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| Signed lower left "Wm. Paskell"; original gilt matt and frame under original glass. |
| Oil on canvas; 20" x 25" |
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| Oil on canvas; 20" x 25" |
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| Big Mount Coolidge, Village of Woodstock from Lincoln |
$7,500.00 |
| Oil on board; 36" x 24" |
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| Martha Safford, attrib 1850 - 1912 |
| On the Intervale, North Conway |
$1,200.00 |
| Oil on canvas; 9.25" x 15.25" |
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| John White Allen Scott 1815 - 1907 |
| Trout Brook, Moat Mountain NH |
$3,000.00 |
| Oil on canvas; 14" x 10" |
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| Frank Henry Shapleigh 1842 - 1906 |
| Oil on canvas; 10" x 16" |
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| Unsigned; shows a well sweep through the open door; exhibited in the "Shapleigh from the Inside Out" exhibition at |
| the Museum of White Mountain Art at Jackson. |
| Old Milll, Jackson, NH |
$13,225.00 |
| Oil on canvas; 13" x 10" |
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| Signed lower left; dated 1882; signed en verso with location; on the Wildcat River below Jackson Falls. |
| Old House in Bartlett |
$2,800.00 |
| Watercolor; 9.5" x 13.5" |
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| Signed lower right; antique frame. |
| Old Trough at Jackson |
$7,500.00 |
| Oil on canvas; 12" x 8" |
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| Signed lower right, dated 1879 and on verso; period "Shapleigh" frame; this trough was the catchment at Perkins |
| Spring located on Perkins Farm (now the Christmas Farm Inn) on Black Mountain Road. North Moat is in the |
| Old Barn in Jackson |
$13,500.00 |
| Oil on canvas; 10" x 16" |
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| Signed lower left and on verso; period "Shapleigh" frame. We do not know of any other Shapleigh barn scene that |
| shows people at work inside, making this painting quite rare. |
| Old Kitchen in Bartlett |
$11,500.00 |
| Oil on canvas; 10" x 16" |
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| Signed lower right and dated 1883; period "Shapleigh" frame". This kitchen scene is unusual in that the door is |
| closed and a fully equipped 19th century is depicted. |
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