A 17-1/2” Tiffany arts & crafts bronze candlestick with green glass inserts at the bowl; 19th c. checkerboard with original paint-decorated surface; fabulous kindling wood box that was next to Bernard Langlais’ fireplace, made from a tree trunk and all the wood fit in a sculpture-like design; mahogany table model Stella disc music box with 17” discs; early tiger maple 1/2-stock musket with brass inlay by H. M. Gilmore, 48” long; Springfield military hunting knife with Rock Island Armory scabbard Ser. #4961; pair of bronze elephant bookends by L. V. Aronson, 1923; large cast iron garden frog, 12” tall; stick barometer by Cornelius Knudsen, 37” tall; early banjo barometer, 38” tall by R. Caldera, Edinburgh; early mahogany banjo barometer by D. Stampa & Co., 42” tall; pair of carved jade Foo dogs, 9” tall; carved apple jade centerpiece with multiple Foo dogs; Spencer, Browning and Rust quadrant; 19th c. hat rack made from horns with eagles, etc.; 1855 Thomaston, Maine roll-up map; 19th c. sailor-made sawfish bill with shagreen; 19th c. carved merry-go-round panel; 18” bronze child with wings figure; 9” bronze figure of athlete throwing ball; Bernard Langlais Christmas card; 14” diameter round wooden bowl; early Russian icon painted on tin, “as is”; 18th c. ball-top andirons, 16” tall; oversized Nantucket basket with two handles; full-scale model of early clipper ship; several good baskets; faux bookcase liquor cabinet; 5-volume set of leather bound 1817 Duke of Sully; other Langlais estate items for Day 1 are: selection of books belonging to Bernard Langlais and signed by him; books given to “Blackie” from his wife Helen; crazy quilt tray lot of miscellaneous letters and a sketch; two (2) wood chopping blocks certainly Langlais-made; cartoon by Vic Runtz, Maine cartoonist, showing the Skowhegan Indian (Langlais-made) making fun of Paul Bunyan’s size; plus more!!