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Persian oriental mat, red field and three center medallions. 3’11”x2’9”
$100
-$150
Sold for $325 |
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2. |
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Meissen porcelain figural group of a fox and rooster. 5”h.
$300
-$400
Sold for $300 |
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3. |
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Pair of cast stone English style seated lions, c/1900, each holding an armorial shield. 28”h.x9.5”w.x9.5”d.
$300
-$500
Sold for $350 |
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4. |
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Meissen porcelain figural group of a vixen and her kits. 5”h.
$300
-$500
Sold for $500 |
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5. |
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Pair of blue French Sevres porcelain vases, 20th c., bases marked “Par la President de la Republique Francaise”. 12”h. each
$300
-$400
Sold for $325 |
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Peirce, John R. [American/Pennsylvania, 1900-1970] framed watercolor painting of a bird, signed m.r. “John R. Peirce 1969” and titled “Scale-Feathered Cuckoo Phoenicophaeus Cummingi”. 20”x29.5”
$200
-$300
Sold for $550 |
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Peirce, John R. [American/Pennsylvania, 1900-1970] framed watercolor painting of a bird, signed m.r. “John R. Peirce 1969” and titled “Scale-Feathered Cuckoo Phoenicophaeus Superciliosus”. 20”x29.5”
$200
-$300
Sold for $225 |
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Partial china service, each decorated with birds reproduced from the Elephant Folio Edition of Audubon’s “Birds of America”, by Alfred Meakin, England and each titled verso, to include 8 each dinner plates 10.75”, luncheon plates 8.5”, and 15 saucers 6”.
$200
-$300
Sold for $150 |
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9. |
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Set of ten Royal Crown Derby plates with colorful floral centers, blue borders and scalloped edges. 9”dia.
$300
-$400
Sold for $225 |
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10. |
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Copeland Spode bird plates to include 12 dinner plates 10.25” and 12 luncheon plates 8.5”.
$150
-$200
Sold for $250 |
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11. |
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Sterling silver trophy tray inscribed “Licester Gold Coin” 8”dia., sterling silver stuffing spoon 11.5”l. monogrammed “A” (Austin DuPont) and two silverplate trophy trays, largest 14.25”dia.
$100
-$150
Sold for $225 |
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12. |
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Misc. grouping to include a silverplate bud vase 7”h., collapsible metal cup in a leather case, sterling silver & glass rolling stamp, miniature brass utensils, miniature Dutch silverplate chandelier 4”h., brass stamp box, sterling silver & green glass canister monogrammed “MA” and a sterling silver picture frame.
$200
-$300
Sold for $275 |
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Twenty-two hand painted bird plates, c.1860, with gilt decorated borders, each signed by various artists and signed verso “G. Richard & Co., Milano”. 9.25”dia.
$300
-$500
Sold for $1400 |
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14. |
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Nine brass buttons from foxhunting coats, two brass ducks and a metal mallard duck all 20th c. and 1.5” h.
$25
-$75
Sold for $75 |
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15. |
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Colorful oil on canvas landscape painting of trees and a house, signed l.r. “S.N. Sokoloff 65” (in the manner of). 30”x26”
$300
-$400
Sold for $100 |
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16. |
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Five Cauldon, England plates, late 19thc., with hand painted bird decoration and blue and gilt decorated borders 8.75”, four Limoges, France plates , late 19th c., with bird decoration and light blue and gilt decorated borders 9”, three English plates, late 19th century, with bird decoration and signed by the artist “W. Birbeck” with dark blue and gilt decorated borders 9” and three cups & saucers and a creamer by Spode, late 19th c., each with bird decoration and blue and gilt decorated borders.
$500
-$700
Sold for $550 |
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17. |
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Empire mahogany worktable/desk, 19th c., with a flip lid opening to a mirror above a writing surface above two drawers and a carved spread-winged eagle base ending in brass casters. 30.5”h.x20.5”w.
$500
-$700
Sold for $3000 |
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18. |
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Wax side profile portrait of a man, mounted in a hexagonal frame 6.75”h. and a small brass horn 4.5”l.
$50
-$100
Sold for $50 |
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19. |
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Stained glass window with a fox and landscape made into a light and mounted in a walnut frame. 19.5”h.x32.5”w.
$150
-$200
Sold for $650 |
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20. |
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Early Continental gilded mirror with a carved crest, probably 19th c. 25”x13.5”
$150
-$200
Sold for $275 |
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21. |
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Hand-colored map of North America by Tallis, c.1850, framed and matted. 13.5”x10.25”
$250
-$350
Sold for $225 |
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22. |
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Pair of English Sheffield urns with engraved stag head crests and rectangular bases. 6.75”h.x9.5”l.
$200
-$300
Sold for $750 |
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23. |
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Continental glass and silver overlay claret jug with a lion hallmark. 12.75”h.
$150
-$250
Sold for $200 |
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24. |
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Group of sterling and coin silver spoons, ladles, etc. 34 troy oz.
$600
-$800
Sold for $750 |
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25. |
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Sterling silver flatware service by International, “1810” pattern: 12 dinner forks 7.25”, 12 knives w/stainless blades, 10 teaspoons 5.5”, 6 soup spoons 6.25”, 6 iced tea spoons 7.25”. 44 troy oz. w/out knives
$1,000
-$1,500
Sold for $1100 |
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26. |
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Pair of carved Black Forest African heads titled “Sud Afrika 1918” and “Negro Sud Afrika 1915”. 15”h.x12”w.x7.5”d.
$500
-$800
Sold for $850 |
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27. |
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Large group of weighted sterling silver tableware. 132 troy oz.
$600
-$900
Sold for $550 |
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28. |
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Two carved shore birds (tallest 13”h.), two carved and painted duck decoys and a leather decoy by Armstrong.
$72
-$125
Sold for $175 |
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29. |
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Sterling silver tray by Gorham, monogrammed on border. 14.75”x10.5”, 24 troy oz.
$400
-$600
Sold for $500 |
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30. |
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Two similar carved and painted duck decoys, largest 19”l.
$75
-$125
Sold for $75 |
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31. |
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Group of sterling silver tableware. 51 troy oz.
$900
-$1,200
Sold for $1200 |
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32. |
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English fish slice and serving fork with bone handles and sterling silver bands and tips. Knife 13.5”l.
$100
-$150
Sold for $50 |
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33. |
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Framed print of a nude signed “Picasso”. 7.5”x10.5”
$150
-$200
Sold for $75 |
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34. |
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Pair of mahogany Queen Anne style side chairs with burlwood splats and green upholstered slip seats. 38.5”h.x23”w.x16”d., seat 17.5”h.
$200
-$300
Sold for $125 |
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35. |
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Colored map of Philadelphia by J.H. Colton & Co., New York, matted, unframed. 13.5”x16.25”
$75
-$125
Sold for $75 |
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36. |
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Chinese export porcelain mug, early 19th c., with a landscape vignette and rope twist handle. 5.5”h.x4.5”dia.
$100
-$150
Sold for $650 |
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37. |
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Confederate Civil War leather cased surgeon’s kit, the case lid embossed “C.S.A.”, the saw with brass label “Dr. Clayton G. Coleman”, case 1.5”h.x12.5”w.x7.25”d.
$600
-$800
Sold for $3500 |
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38. |
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Continental 19th c. sword, the bronze handle in the form of a leopard head. 39”l.
$200
-$300
Sold for $250 |
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39. |
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Group of eight Continental pewter plates, 18th/19th c., largest 9.5”dia.
$100
-$150
Sold for $275 |
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40. |
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Sterling silver four-piece tea service by Gorham- coffeepot 10”h., teapot 9”h., sugar bowl 6”h., creamer 4.75”h. 73 troy oz. incl. wood handles
$1,500
-$2,000
Sold for $1600 |
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41. |
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Book- limited edition The Passing Seasons as depicted by Lionel Edwards, London Country Life, Ltd., and pencil signed by the artist. 17.5”x14”
$200
-$300
Sold for $750 |
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42. |
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Rare Confederate Civil war metal belt buckle inscribed “Atlanta Georgia” and with raised letters “CSA”. 2.125”x4”
$800
-$1,200
Sold for $150 |
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43. |
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Partial sterling silver flatware service marked “800” and monogrammed “BBB”, to include: 12 each seafood forks 5.75”, large spoons 8.25”, butter knives 8.25”, 2 large serving spoons 10.5”, large ladle 13.25” and 16 misc. serving pieces. 104 troy oz. w/out knives.
$1,000
-$1,500
Sold for $2100 |
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44. |
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Megargee, Edwin [American/New York, 1883-1958] set of eight canine sporting art watercolor paintings all signed l.r. “Megargee”. 14.5”x10.5” each
$1,000
-$1,500
Sold for $2500 |
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45. |
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Sterling silver flatware service by Gorham in the “Nocturne” pattern and all monogrammed “B” to include: 12 each dinner forks 7.75”, luncheon forks 7.25”, iced tea spoons 7.75”, seafood forks 5.5”, bouillon spoons 5.5”, grapefruit spoons 6”, dinner knives w/stainless blades 9.5”, butter knives w/stainless blades 6.5”, 18 luncheon knives w/stainless blades 8.75”, 34 salad forks 6.75”, 36 teaspoons 6”, 20 tablespoons 6.75”, 24 soup spoons 6.25”, 4 serving spoons 8.5”, 2 ladles 6.75”, 2 serving forks 8.5”, 2 flat servers 7.75”, condiment spoon 6”, 7 butter knives 5.75”, a 2 pc. salad set, and a cake breaker, cake server & small knife all w/stainless blades. 236 troy oz. w/out stainless bladed items
$3,000
-$4,000
Sold for $5500 |
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46. |
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Oil on artist board painting of a reclining dog, 20th c., unsigned. 17.5”x23”
$150
-$200
Sold for $200 |
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47. |
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Group of sterling silver tableware- salt & pepper shakers, tea strainers, etc. 32 troy oz.
$600
-$800
Sold for $700 |
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48. |
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Oil on canvas Civil War portrait of an officer with gilt braided epaulettes and gold buttons initialed “N.C.”, possibly North Carolina. 14.5”x11”
$500
-$800
Sold for $200 |
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49. |
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Continental mahogany lap desk, late 19th c., with intricate inlays, the lid folding down to a writing surface exposing three small drawers. 4.75”h.x17”w.x12.5”d.
$250
-$350
Sold for $325 |
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50. |
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Sculthorpe, Peter [American, 1948-] watercolor painting of a winter landscape scene with a covered bridge, titled “Knox Bridge 1978” (Valley Forge, PA) and signed lower center “P. Sculthorpe”. 39”x15”
$800
-$1,200
Sold for $1600 |
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51. |
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Miniature Sheraton chest of drawers, 19th c., with one drawer bottom signed “Made by John Culin for Daughter Emma Culin…”. 8.75”h.x8”w.x4.5”d.
$75
-$125
Sold for $275 |
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52. |
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Continental medieval style bronze tower clock, 19th c., the dial with Roman numerals, works marked “Fot Bté”. 20.5”h.x7”w.x5.5”d.
$150
-$250
Sold for $325 |
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53. |
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Miniature Chippendale style mahogany highcase, 20th c., with dovetailed construction and molded cornice. 13.75”h.x10”w.x8.5”d.
$100
-$150
Sold for $175 |
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54. |
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Lowell, Milton H. [American/New York, 1848-1927] oil on canvas summer landscape, late 19th c., with a stream, signed l.l. “MH Lowell”, and mounted in an ornate frame. 16”x24”
$400
-$600
Sold for $550 |
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55. |
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Chippendale style walnut lowboy comprised of period elements, with a cut-corner top, shell carved base and knees ending in drake feet. 30”h.x33”w.x20.5”d.
$900
-$1,200
Sold for $250 |
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56. |
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Empire mahogany secretary bookcase with bold inlaid cornice, two arched glass doors above a fall-front, single drawer and heavy scrolled legs. 82”h.x41”w.x26”d.
$900
-$1,200
Sold for $1800 |
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57. |
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Large brass double-arm gas student lamp signed “E.M. & Co., Made in USA”, electrified. 26”h., approx. 29”w. w/shades.
$200
-$300
Sold for $325 |
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58. |
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Oil on canvas sunset seascape painting, c.1870, with people in a rowboat heading towards cliffs, signed l.l. “M.R. Dickinson” and mounted in an ornate gilt frame. 17.5”x29.5”
$300
-$500
Sold for $275 |
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59. |
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Fine watercolor portrait of a young boy with toy soldiers signed l.r. “A. Schirnhoferz (?) 1849” and mounted in a shadow case frame. 7”x6”
$300
-$400
Sold for $275 |
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60. |
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Rare gilt decorated three-part mirror, c.1800, with three original églomisé panels and four carved rosettes. 30”h.x57”w.
$2,000
-$3,000
Sold for $3750 |
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61. |
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Oil on canvas painting of a man carrying a bundle of wood with his dog crossing a snowy landscape, late 19th c., unsigned. 9.75”x7.5”
$200
-$300
Sold for $300 |
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62. |
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Unusual Art Deco bronze frog inkwell, c.1920, lacking glass insert. 2.75”h.x3”w.x3.5”d.
$150
-$200
Sold for $100 |
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63. |
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Oil on canvas landscape painting, 19th c., of a snow capped mountain ad stream signed l.l. “HCMD”. 9.75”x12.5”
$150
-$200
Sold for $175 |
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64. |
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Miniature Chippendale style chest of drawers, 20th c., with dovetailed construction and straight bracket feet. 14.5”h.x15”w.x8”d.
$200
-$300
Sold for $650 |
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65. |
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Model 37 Steelbilt 410 shotgun by Winchester, New Haven CT. 44”l.
$100
-$200
Sold for $150 |
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66. |
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Hepplewhite style inlaid mahogany sideboard with a D-shaped and galleried top. 43”h.x67.25”w.x23.5”d.
$600
-$900
Sold for $700 |
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67. |
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English mahogany banjo-form barometer signed “J. Della. Torre. Perth”. As found. NOTE: this lot cannot be shipped due to mercury content. 36.5”h.x10.25”w.
$100
-$150
Sold for $300 |
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68. |
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Softball-“Babe Ruth Home Run Special”. 3.25”
$25
-$75
Sold for $25 |
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69. |
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Murray, Henry [UK, fl. 1850-1860] pair of foxhunting watercolor paintings “The Start” and “The Finish”, each with colorful foxhunters and hounds, signed “H. Murray”.12”x17.75” each
$1,500
-$2,000
Sold for $1500 |
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70. |
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Sterling silver water pitcher with leafy engraved decoration and monogrammed “S” and marked “Bigelow Kennard & Co.”. 10”h., 30 troy oz.
$700
-$900
Sold for $850 |
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71. |
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Pair of brass ball-top andirons, 20th c., with log stops. 19”h.x11”w.x24”d.
$100
-$150
Sold for $25 |
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72. |
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Oil on canvas landscape painting with a Continental farm, hay mounds and road, signed l.l. “Albert Liederitz 1906”, unframed. 12”x18”
$200
-$300
Sold for $25 |
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73. |
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Arson, Alphonse Alexandré [French, 1822-1880] bronze of a bull, 19th c., signed “Arson”. 11”h.x13.5”w.x5”d.
$600
-$900
Sold for $600 |
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74. |
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Chippendale style mahogany corner chair, late 19th c., with carved splats, slip seat, shell carved knees and ball & claw feet. 32”h.x30”w.x24”d.
$400
-$600
Sold for $650 |
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75. |
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Round sterling silver centerpiece bowl by S. Kirk & Son, with chased and repoussé decorated rim. 11.5”dia., 17 troy oz.
$300
-$400
Sold for $500 |
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76. |
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Brown, Paul Desmond [American/New York, 1893-1958] pen, ink and watercolor of a lady hunter over a fence titled and signed l.l. “The Hunter/ Paul Brown ‘49”. 8.5”x11”
$200
-$300
Sold for $700 |
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77. |
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Oil on board portrait of a German man with a beard and pipe, signed l.l. “A. Walde”. 14.5”x12.5”
$100
-$200
Sold for $100 |
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78. |
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Model 37 Featherlight 20 gauge pump shotgun by Ithaca. 45”l.
$100
-$200
Sold for $425 |
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79. |
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Two hand-colored maps of London and “View of St. James Gate”, all mounted in a walnut frame with overall size of 28”h.x61”l.
$500
-$600
Sold for $500 |
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80. |
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Chippendale two-part banquet table, c.1780, with two D-shaped ends- one with a 20” drop leaf , double kick-out legs, one extra leaf 20” and square tapered molded legs. 30.5”h., overall w/leaves 94”l. x 56.5”w.
$1,000
-$1,500
Sold for $125 |
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81. |
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Hand-colored map of Asia, c.1750, by T.C. Lotter. 19”x22.5”
$300
-$400
Sold for $275 |
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82. |
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Large copper hot water kettle, 19th c., with a gooseneck spout and dovetailed construction. 15”h.x17”w.
$150
-$200
Sold for $250 |
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83. |
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Pair of armorial plates with blue and gilt borders 10.5”dia. by Jonathan Phillips, Oxford Street and a floral decorated ceramic serving dish 13”l.
$100
-$200
Sold for $100 |
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84. |
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Early oak bucket, 19th c., with brass banding and heavy rope handle. 14”h.x13”dia.
$200
-$300
Sold for $150 |
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85. |
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Fine Tiffany & Co. sterling silver water pitcher, the handle with chased Empress with headdress, the body with engraved griffins, urns and flowers. 9”h.x7.5”w., 36 troy oz.
$3,000
-$4,000
Sold for $3000 |
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86. |
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Garrett, Edmund Henry [American/Massachusetts, 1853-1929] large oil on canvas landscape painting, c.1880, with sheep and shepherd by a stream, signed l.r. “Garrett”, note verso with name and dates, and mounted in an ornate gilt frame. 19.5”x35.5”
$300
-$500
Sold for $325 |
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87. |
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English silver chatelaine with scissors, thimble, pen, etc. 15”l., 6 troy oz.
$150
-$200
Sold for $475 |
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88. |
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Partial sterling silver flatware service by Durgin (division of Gorham) in the “Fairfax No. 3” pattern to include 12 ea. dinner forks 7.5”, salad forks 6.25”, spoons 5.5” and 4 teaspoons 5.75”. 41 troy oz.
$800
-$1,000
Sold for $900 |
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89. |
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Sterling silver presentation tray “Frederick C. Wheeler… Community Chest of Philadelphia… 1950 Campaign” with engraved signatures and red enameled feather detail. 14.75”dia., 37 troy oz.
$700
-$900
Sold for $850 |
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90. |
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Rare Russian cylindrical form ivory tea caddy, 19th c., the top with a silver Imperial double headed eagle. 5”h., 4.25”dia.
$600
-$900
Sold for $600 |
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91. |
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Five sterling silver plates and an oval bread tray 12”l. 42 troy oz.
$700
-$900
Sold for $900 |
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92. |
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Rare Russian ebony ambassador’s box, 19th c., with fire gilt mounts, double-headed Imperial eagle and inscribed with the French address of the ambassador. 8”h.x14”w.x10”d.
$1,000
-$1,500
Sold for $1200 |
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93. |
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Group of flatware to include coin silver spoons, some by S. Roberts, English silver stuffing spoon, Georgian silver spoons, some silverplate, etc.
$200
-$300
Sold for $350 |
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94. |
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Medal- Society of the Colonial Dames of America, Pennsylvania, “Laetitia Collins Wheeler No. 203”.
$200
-$300
Sold for $1100 |
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95. |
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Group of sterling silver flatware by various makers in various patterns. 72 troy oz.
$1,000
-$1,500
Sold for $1700 |
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96. |
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Sterling silver breadbasket 10.25”l., gravy boat 4.25”, spoon and a hallmarked spoon. 13 troy oz.
$250
-$350
Sold for $300 |
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97. |
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Group of sterling silver, Georgian silver and silverplate table articles.
$400
-$600
Sold for $1000 |
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98. |
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WWI bronze medal 1914-1918 with green and red grosgrain ribbon and clusters, Frederic C. Wheeler, Captain USMC, and other decorations.
$100
-$150
Sold for $300 |
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99. |
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Two hand-colored maps of London, c.1890, “The Thames” and “St. James Street”. 8.5”x4.75” each
$100
-$150
Sold for $75 |
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100. |
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Woollett, Henry Charles [UK, 1826-1893] oil on canvas painting of two hounds, c.1880, signed l.l. “H.C. Woollett”. 8.5”x11.5”
$500
-$700
Sold for $375 |
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101. |
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Set of three Sheraton mahogany chairs, c.1820, 2 side chairs , one armchair 34”h.x20”w.x18”d., seat 18”h.
$400
-$600
Sold for $400 |
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102. |
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Pair of small prints of farms by James R. Colway, signed “Jamie Colway” and numbered . 3.75”x4.5” each
$25
-$75
Sold for $10 |
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103. |
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Colorful three-piece majolica garniture set, late 19th c., decorated with animals and Roman style figures. centerpiece bowl 10.5”h.x23”w., vases 23”h.x14”w.x8”d.
$300
-$400
Sold for $550 |
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104. |
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Miniature walnut cottage bureau, late 19th c., with scalloped carved base. 11.5”h.x10”w.x6.25”d.
$75
-$125
Sold for $250 |
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105. |
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Oil on canvas portrait of a seated woman, c.1840, unsigned and as found. 33.5”x26.5”
$200
-$300
Sold for $50 |
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106. |
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Coin silver presentation pitcher by E. Stebbins & Co., NY, finely chased and engraved “Presented to George B. Raymond, Master of the Ship Atalanta of New York for having nobly rescued the Officers, Passengers & crew (18 souls in all) of the Ship Albamian which foundered at sea Dec. 12th,1844 by her grateful passengers Edward Cooper & Abram S. Hewitt”. 10.5”h.
$600
-$900
Sold for $2500 |
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107. |
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Fratin, Christophe [French, 1801-1864] fine French bronze of a walking bear signed “Fratin”. 5”h.x7.5”l.x3”d.
$600
-$900
Sold for $2300 |
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108. |
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Wright, Gilbert Scott [UK, 1880-1958] colorful oil on masonite painting of foxhunters and hounds signed l.r. “G.S. Wright” and mounted in a gilt frame. 9.25”x14”
$1,500
-$2,000
Sold for $950 |
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109. |
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Carved wood standing fox with glass eyes and original paint decoration, 19thc. 21”h.x45”l.
$300
-$500
Sold for $4000 |
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110. |
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Grosse, Franz Theodore [German, 1829-1891] large oil on canvas painting, a variation of Leda and the Swan, signed l.r. “Theodore Grofse, Dresden 1858” (Grosse) and with note verso “Painted exprefsly (expressly) for G.H. Lehman whilst in Dresden”. 58.5”x41.75”
$1,500
-$2,000
Sold for $2400 |
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111. |
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Silver soldered tea service by Gorham to include a hot water urn (no burner) 8.5”h., waste bowl, teapot, sugar bowl and footed bowl.
$150
-$200
Sold for $25 |
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112. |
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English William & Mary footstool, painted white and gilt. As found. 18”h., top 15”x13”
$300
-$400
Sold for $350 |
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113. |
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Continental two-drawer table with leopard head pulls and painted faux marble top. As found. 28”h.x41.5”w.x14”d.
$200
-$300
Sold for $125 |
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114. |
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R&W Wilson coin silver tea service, 19th c., to include: coffeepot 12”h., 2 teapots, creamer and an extra lid. As found.
$1,500
-$2,000
Sold for $1800 |
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115. |
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Pennsylvania mahogany candlestand, c.1790, with birdcage support. 28”h., top 18.5”dia.
$300
-$400
Sold for $450 |
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116. |
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Philadelphia Sheraton mahogany gaming table, c.1820, with a rotating top and reeded legs. 29.5”h.x37.5”w.x18.5”d.
$250
-$350
Sold for $225 |
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117. |
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Large oval silverplate serving tray with grapevine decoration and center monogram. 30.5”x21.5”
$100
-$150
Sold for $50 |
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118. |
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Three hollow-carved duck decoys, largest 16”l., and a solid example.
$100
-$200
Sold for $125 |
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119. |
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Large oval silverplate serving tray with grapevine border and center monogram. 30”x21”
$100
-$150
Sold for $50 |
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120. |
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Rare set of eight Philadelphia Federal mahogany side chairs, c.1800, with carved racquet splats, round seats and delicate turned legs together with an example of a later date. Nine chairs total. 35.5”h.x19”w.x16”d., seats 17”h.
$8,000
-$10,000
Sold for $12000 |
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121. |
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Colorful oil on canvas painting of a Dutch flower market, c.1900, and mounted in a gilt frame, unsigned. 23.5”x35.5”
$300
-$400
Sold for $150 |
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122. |
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Oil on masonite impressionist painting of an autumn scene with a barn, signed l.l. “Joyce Richards Geyer” and titled verso “Deserted Barn 1976”. 16”x20”
$100
-$150
Sold for $100 |
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123. |
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Chippendale style sterling silver footed salver by S. Kirk & Son with repoussé floral decorated border. 1”h.x11”dia., 20 troy oz.
$300
-$500
Sold for $600 |
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124. |
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Oil on canvas painting of a country snow scene with deer and stream signed l.l. “R. Zeagiuse (?) 1915”. As found. 16”x20”
$100
-$200
Sold for $325 |
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125. |
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Laurent, Eugene [French, 1832-1898] large 19th c. bronze of a lady with sickle representing the harvest, the base signed “E. Laurent”. 21”h.
$750
-$1,000
Sold for $650 |
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126. |
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Oil on canvas painting of a moonlit night with sailing ship and lighthouse titled and inscribed verso “Marblehead Lighthouse, Coast of Mass.” And “A Christmas token to Dr. & Mrs. H.C. Smith… 1890”, unsigned. 9.5”x24.5”
$150
-$200
Sold for $425 |
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127. |
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Anglo-Indian carved exotic wood blanket chest, c.1900, with carved elephant decoration. 21”h.x34”w.x19”d.
$150
-$200
Sold for $200 |
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128. |
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Lamp with papier-mâché figural group of two beggars, figures 16”h.
$25
-$75
Sold for $75 |
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129. |
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Metal and wood toy Colonial “Silversmith Shop” with miniature metal pieces of “silverware”, electrified. 10”h.x17.5”w.x9.5”d.
$150
-$200
Sold for $1100 |
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130. |
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Pennsylvania walnut dish top tea table, c.1780, with birdcage support, shell carved knees and paw feet. 28.5”h., top 34”dia.
$400
-$600
Sold for $700 |
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131. |
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Eli Terry mahogany shelf clock with reverse painted glass tablet. 29.25”h.x16.75”w.
$150
-$250
Sold for $100 |
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132. |
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Mahogany lowboy, late 18th c., with a cut-corner top above four drawers and Spanish feet. As found. 29.5”h., top 34”w.x20.5”d.
$1,200
-$1,500
Sold for $1600 |
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133. |
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Gorham sterling silver highchair tray inscribed “Marshall Jewell Dodge from E.E. Jewell, Christmas 1877”, the rim chased with horses and cherubs. 13”x15”, 36 troy oz.
$800
-$1,000
Sold for $1500 |
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134. |
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Oil on canvas portrait of a lady, 18th c., note verso attributing to Robert Lawrie, c.1770. 29.5”x24”
$300
-$400
Sold for $250 |
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135. |
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Classical gilt decorated mirror, c.1830, with a reverse églomisé panel and beveled mirror glass. 35.5”x19”
$200
-$250
Sold for $100 |
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136. |
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Breech load percussion rifle, 19th c. As found. 51”l.
$100
-$150
Sold for $100 |
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137. |
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Classical mahogany center hall table, mid 19th c., with a geometric top, finely carved base with animal paw feet and casters. 28.5”h., top 36”dia.
$200
-$400
Sold for $550 |
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138. |
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Pennsylvania Queen Anne tea table with a dish top, birdcage support and turned shaft. 29”h., top 26”dia.
$200
-$300
Sold for $225 |
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139. |
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Continental fruitwood farm table, 19th c., with a three-board top, single drawer and square tapered legs. 29”h., top 37.5”x25.25”
$150
-$200
Sold for $150 |
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140. |
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Group of sterling and silverplate to include a mahogany boxed fish service of six silverplate knives & forks, group of silverplate table articles, sterling silver handled bottle opener, etc.
$100
-$200
Sold for $325 |
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141. |
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Oil on canvas painting of a foxhunt scene with horses and hounds, 19th c., signed l.r. “F.H.B.” and mounted in a bird’s-eye maple frame. 13.75”x19.75”
$150
-$250
Sold for $150 |
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142. |
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Chafetz, Sidney [American/Ohio, 1922-] signed original woodcut titled “The Stroller 92/250”. 14”x9.75”
$100
-$150
Sold for $50 |
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143. |
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Asian green/brown hard stone oblong bowl with three carved leopards and inscribed writings. 3”h.x12”l.x7”d.
$200
-$300
Sold for $100 |
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144. |
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Oil on canvas painting of sailboats, c.1920, unsigned. 15.75”x21.5”
$100
-$150
Sold for $150 |
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145. |
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Oil on canvas of snow capped mountains and a village in the valley, signed l.r. indistinctly. 21”x27”
$100
-$200
Sold for $125 |
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146. |
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Pair of original French woodblock prints of boats in harbors, and with indistinct titles and signatures. 15”x26” each
$150
-$250
Sold for $25 |
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147. |
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Oil on board painting of St. Mark’s cathedral with fishing boats, 20th c. 4”x5.25”
$25
-$75
Sold for $100 |
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148. |
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Pennsylvania paint decorated two-piece corner cupboard, c.1830, the upper section with a molded cornice above a twelve-light door above a lower section with two drawers over two doors all resting on turned feet. 90”h.x44”w.x21.5”d.
$1,000
-$1,500
Not Sold |
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149. |
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Butterflies mounted in a gilt frame and encased in an ebonized wood shadow box. Overall 28”x24”
$100
-$150
Sold for $100 |
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150. |
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Oil on canvas painting of a Russian cavalryman on a white stallion, 20th c., signed l.l. “K. Bender”, unframed. 36”x27”
$200
-$300
Sold for $200 |
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151. |
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Finely carved figure of King Kong and Ann Darrow as played by Faye Ray. 18”h.x15”w.x14”d.
$300
-$400
Sold for $200 |
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152. |
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Twenty-two cast metal WWI American toy soldiers with original paint decoration. Machine gunners 4.5”l., soldiers 3.25”h.
$100
-$150
Sold for $150 |
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153. |
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Queen Victoria medallion 1.5”dia. and a George VI 1937 coronation medallion 1.25”dia.
$100
-$150
Sold for $50 |
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154. |
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Pair of cast iron horse andirons, late 19th c. 10.5”h.x12.25”w.x16”d.
$150
-$200
Sold for $275 |
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155. |
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Oil on canvas landscape painting, lat e19th c., of a stream with post and rail fencing, unsigned. 12.75”x22.5”
$100
-$150
Sold for $100 |
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156. |
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Hammered copper vase with incised decoration of birds and leaves, early 20th c. 11”h.
$50
-$100
Sold for $75 |
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157. |
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Oil on canvas still life painting of a basket of apples, late 19th c., signed verso “L.W. Prentice” (in the manner of). 10.25”x17.5”
$150
-$200
Sold for $175 |
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158. |
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Cherry dish top candlestand with inlaid shaft. As found. 27.5”h., top 17.75”dia.
$100
-$150
Sold for $75 |
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159. |
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American Sheraton mahogany drop-leaf table, c.1820, with a single drawer, shaped leaves, turned legs and brass casters. 28.5”h.x25”w.x36”d.
$150
-$200
Sold for $175 |
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160. |
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Oil on canvas portrait of a woman wearing a black dress with white collar, 19th c., and mounted in a smoke decorated frame. 24.5”x18.5”
$400
-$600
Sold for $200 |
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161. |
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Continental flip-top gaming tale, 19th c., with a green leather top and square tapered legs. 29.5”h.x30.5”w.x15”d.
$150
-$250
Sold for $250 |
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162. |
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Oil on canvas landscape painting of cows in the woods, late 19th c., unsigned. 17.75”x13.5”
$100
-$150
Sold for $175 |
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163. |
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Asian print of iris signed “Keika-Kanashima”. 13”x16”
$25
-$50
Sold for $50 |
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164. |
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William & Mary style oak side chair with an ornately carved back. 38.5”h.x19”w.x18”d., seat 19”h.
$50
-$100
Sold for $25 |
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165. |
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U.S. officer’s sword, 19th c., with a brass guard. As found. 34.25”l.
$150
-$200
Sold for $100 |
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166. |
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Pair of watercolor paintings of cityscapes, each signed l.l. “Daniel M. Camp 1975”. 19.75”x25” each
$100
-$150
Sold for $25 |
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167. |
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Watercolor portrait of signer Bert Williams inscribed “The Great Bert Williams 1906”, signed l.m. “G. Chauvaut” and with Bert Williams sheet music attached verso. 13”x13”
$100
-$200
Sold for $50 |
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168. |
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Pair of oil on canvas folk art landscape paintings, 19th c., probably French, with farm, cliffs and village, one signed l.r. “BEK”. 17.5”x23.25” each
$300
-$500
Sold for $250 |
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169. |
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Pair of metal putti with gilt paint decoration. 11”h. each
$50
-$100
Sold for $10 |
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170. |
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Toy horse with hide covering and black wood feet 12”h., as found, and eleven Continental chip carved dogs, as found.
$25
-$75
Sold for $100 |
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171. |
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Terracotta lion head mask, 19th c., as found. 14”dia.
$100
-$150
Sold for $50 |
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172. |
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Property Atlas of Chester County, PA, Vol. one 1933 published by Franklin, Phila., PA and Vol. two 1934, each approx. 24”x18.5”
$300
-$400
Sold for $600 |
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173. |
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Pair of Edwardian style oak billiard chairs, c.1920. 48”h.x28”w.x27”d., seats 27”h.
$400
-$600
Sold for $500 |
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174. |
|
Early Atlas of Lower Merion Township, PA, pub. By A.H. Mueller, Phila. 1896 24”x17.5” and a Property Atlas of the Main Line, Penna., pub. By Franklin Survey Co., 1937, 21”x16.5”
$200
-$300
Sold for $300 |
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175. |
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English Queen Anne mahogany candlestand, c.1760, with a birdcage support and turned shaft. 28”h., top 25.75”dia.
$200
-$300
Sold for $125 |
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176. |
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Three commemorative bronze medallions- Gen. Pershing signed “J.P. Legastelois” 2.75”dia., Gen. Fouche WWI La Marne 1918 2”dia., Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address Centennial 1863-1963 2.5”dia.
$100
-$200
Sold for $50 |
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177. |
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English oak triangular tap table with fold-down leaves and turned legs all joined by a stretcher base, 24”h., top w/leaves up 29”dia.
$200
-$300
Sold for $100 |
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178. |
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Miniature English mahogany cabinet, early 19th c., the front with ebony inlay and opening to an interior with five small drawers. Backboard loose. 13.5”h.x12.25”w.x7.5”d.
$50
-$100
Sold for $225 |
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179. |
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Three comical French equine cartoon engravings of foxhunters, each pencil signed and titled indistinctly. 10”x13.5” each
$100
-$150
Sold for $650 |
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180. |
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Chippendale mahogany piecrust tea table with birdcage support and animal paw feet. As found. 27.5"h., top 28”dia.
$200
-$300
Sold for $200 |
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181. |
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Framed photograph of Grandma Moses by Rudolph Rissland. 13.5”x10.5”
$50
-$100
Sold for $75 |
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182. |
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Early American coin silver tea service marked “I.K.” to include- teapot 7”h., creamer 5”h., covered sugar pot 6.5”h., each decorated with leaf banding and monogrammed “C”.
$400
-$500
Sold for $850 |
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183. |
|
Property Atlas of the Main Line, Vol. two, pub. By Franklin 1950 and Vol. two 1963, each approx. 24.5”x19.5”
$100
-$200
Sold for $100 |
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184. |
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Two Atlas of upper Merion Township, PA, both 1955, by Franklin 14”x19” and another smaller atlas Suburban Philadelphia Index.
$100
-$200
Sold for $100 |
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185. |
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Walnut oval top tavern table, 20th c., with a single drawer and splay cylindrical legs. 23.5”h., top 25.25”x19.5”
$150
-$250
Sold for $25 |
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186. |
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English inlaid mahogany barometer, 19th c. NOTE: this lot cannot be shipped due to mercury content. 37.5”h.x10.25”w.
$100
-$150
Sold for $75 |
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187. |
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Rare rosewood shaving table, 19th c., with inset black marble surface above a single drawer and square legs. 51”h.x24”w.x18”d.
$400
-$600
Sold for $250 |
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188. |
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French mahogany three-piece folding mirror, c.1850, with ornate brass latch and acanthus carving. Closed 28”x21”, open 56”
$300
-$400
Sold for $150 |
|
189. |
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English mahogany Canterbury, c.1830, with a pierced handle, four slots, single drawer, turned legs and brass casters. 18.5”h.x18”w.x13.25”d.
$100
-$150
Sold for $325 |
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190. |
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Regency style mahogany end table with round top, four small drawers and spider legs. 29”h., top 21”dia.
$100
-$150
Sold for $25 |
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191. |
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Rare English silver pocket watch, the face signed Saml Buckley & Co, London, interior case inscribed “Presented by the Government of Canada to Mr. Dean Crockett of the American Schr. “Laura Sayward” in recognition of his humane and gallant exertions in rescuing the master and Mate of the Schr. “Maggie Blanche” of Digby, N.S. 11th Septr. 1880”, and monogrammed on the front of the case “D.C.”. 2.25”dia.
$500
-$750
Sold for $450 |
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192. |
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Three carved duck decoys, largest 15.5”l.
$100
-$200
Sold for $150 |
|
193. |
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Pennsylvania redware plate, 19th c., with yellow slip decoration. 12.125”dia.
$75
-$125
Sold for $225 |
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194. |
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Two ironstone platters in the Blue Willow pattern largest 19.5”x15”
$50
-$100
Sold for $150 |
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195. |
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Twenty-nine painted cast lead miniature soldiers, some in American Revolutionary attire.
$100
-$200
Sold for $200 |
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196. |
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Oil on canvas landscape painting of a stream and house, signed l.r. “Fairfield Porter” (in the manner of). 15.75”x19.5”
$100
-$200
Sold for $150 |
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197. |
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Oil on canvas painting of a seated lady signed l.r. “E. Shinn” (in the manner of). 30”x24”
$200
-$300
Sold for $150 |
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198. |
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Pennsylvania cherry tea table, c.17780, with a birdcage support, turned shaft and down-swept legs with snake feet. 26.5”h., top 35.5”dia.
$200
-$300
Sold for $150 |
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199. |
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Reproduction cast iron stove plate “Thomas Potts 1758”. 23.5”x23.5”
$200
-$300
Sold for $425 |
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200. |
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Lyne, Michael [American/UK, 1912-1989] oil on canvas painting of a steeplechase titled “Grand National, Valentine’s Brook. 20”x29.5”
$2,000
-$3,000
Sold for $1300 |
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201. |
|
Diminutive pair of wrought iron pipe tongs, 18th c., with faceted tamper. 10.25”l.
$300
-$350
Not Sold |
|
202. |
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Pair of Continental fruitwood side chairs, early 19th c., with caned backs and seats. 37”h.x19.25”w.x17.5”d., seats 16.5”h.
$200
-$300
Sold for $75 |
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203. |
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Anglo-Irish flint glass covered tureen and under-tray, 19th c., 11”h.x16”w.x10”d. and a green glass vase 12.5”h.
$100
-$200
Sold for $75 |
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204. |
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Sheraton style burl walnut and maple Pembroke table by Yorkshire House, Inc., with drop leaves and reeded turned legs. 30”h.x20.5”w.x26.5”d.
$300
-$400
Sold for $175 |
|
205. |
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Sterling silver gravy boat by S. Kirk & Son and a Gorham coin silver master salt. 8 troy oz.
$200
-$250
Sold for $325 |
|
206. |
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Brown, Paul Desmond [American/New York, 1893-1958] watercolor painting of a horse and carriage signed and inscribed l.r. “To Mrs. George C. Slemins, Very Sincerely, Paul Brown”. 7.25”x7”
$150
-$200
Sold for $225 |
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207. |
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French mirror with a brass frame, the upper panel with a classical style brass mount and beveled mirror glass. 42”x13”
$150
-$250
Sold for $200 |
|
208. |
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Pair of Kindel Federal style armchairs with cream upholstery and square tapered mahogany legs. 42”h.x29”w.x24”d., seats 19”h.
$150
-$250
Sold for $150 |
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209. |
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Inlaid mahogany cutlery box, early 19thc., 5.5”h. with a carved heart shaped handle, a carved sock form 16.5”h. and a paint decorated pipe rack18”h.
$150
-$200
Sold for $200 |
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210. |
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Voelckering, Fred Hans Karl Alfred [German, 1872-] bronze of a jockey carrying a saddle and whip, c.1900, signed “F. Voelckering” and with foundry mark of A. Milde & Co. 10.5”h.
$500
-$700
Sold for $1400 |
|
211. |
|
Georgian mahogany bachelor’s chest of drawers with a black inlaid top and a slide out mirror above four graduated drawers all ending in straight bracket feet. 35”h.x36”w.x18”d.
$800
-$1,000
Not Sold |
|
212. |
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Pair of Edwardian style oak billiard chairs, c.1920. 48”h.x28”w.x27”d., seats 27”h.
$400
-$600
Sold for $650 |
|
213. |
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Zimmerman, Frederick Almond [American, 1886-1974] oil on canvas still life of phlox and magpies, signed l.r. “Frederick A. Zimmerman” and the frame with plaque “Pasadena Art Institute Prize 1931”. 36”x30”
$700
-$900
Sold for $475 |
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214. |
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Pair of Edwardian style oak billiard chairs, c.1920. As found. 48”h.x28”w.x27”d., seats 27”h.
$400
-$600
Sold for $650 |
|
215. |
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Pennsylvania German Taufschein dated 1792 with printed heart and hand-drawn and colored parrots and flowers. 12.5”x16”
$600
-$900
Sold for $550 |
|
216. |
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Mêne, Pierre Jules (P.J.) [French, 1810-1879] bronze of a recumbent buck and standing doe, c.1850, the base signed “P.J. Mêne”. 3”h.x7”w.
$400
-$600
Sold for $400 |
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217. |
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Shadow framed English needlework, 19th c., of a couple with a child and dog in the garden. 13”x15”
$200
-$300
Sold for $500 |
|
218. |
|
Herberte, Edward Benjamin [UK, 1857-1893] watercolor painting of foxhunters titled verso “The Problem” and signed l.r. “E.B. Herberte”. 10”x14”
$200
-$400
Sold for $250 |
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219. |
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Sheraton style mahogany wing chair. As found. 42”h.x26.5”w.x22”d., seat 18”h.
$200
-$300
Sold for $125 |
|
220. |
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Queen Anne style mahogany flip-top gaming table with a single drawer. 30”h.x28”w.x14.5”d.
$150
-$200
Sold for $125 |
|
221. |
|
Sheraton tiger maple stand, circa 1820, with two bird’s-eye maple drawers and fluted turned legs. 30”h., top 22”x17.75”
$1,200
-$1,400
Sold for $900 |
|
222. |
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Delicate English mahogany hanging shelf, the four shelves supported by baluster turned supports with brass finials. 28”h.x29”w.x7”d.
$400
-$500
Sold for $225 |
|
223. |
|
Pennsylvania walnut four-drawer cabinet, early 19th c. 13.25”h.x40”w.x14”d.
$200
-$300
Sold for $175 |
|
224. |
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Regency style mahogany oval tray-on-stand with brass handles and cross stretcher base. 28”h.x31”w.x21”d.
$200
-$300
Sold for $275 |
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225. |
|
Italian harvest table with a rectangular top and bold carved legs all joined by a wrought iron base. 30”h.x84.5”l.x34.5”w.
$500
-$700
Sold for $375 |
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226. |
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Diminutive inlaid mahogany hanging cupboard with crosshatched mullioned glass door and a single shelf. 37”h.x19”w.x10”d.
$200
-$400
Sold for $250 |
|
227. |
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Jones, Thomas Dow [American/New York & Ohio, 1817-1891] rare gilt decorated cast iron relief bust of George Washington signed “T.D. Jones, Sculp. NY” and “Patented 1858”. 40”h.x29”w.
$4,000
-$5,000
Not Sold |
|
228. |
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Pine two-piece apothecary cabinet, c.1830, the upper section with a molded cornice over two six-light doors above a lower section with multiple drawers. 83”h.x43”w.x16.25”d.
$700
-$900
Sold for $1100 |
|
229. |
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Italian paint decorated campaign chest of drawers. 25”h.x20.5”w.x18”d.
$200
-$300
Sold for $225 |
|
230. |
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Pair of French style polished brass planter stands. 38.5”h.
$150
-$250
Sold for $225 |
|
231. |
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French brass brazier, 19th c., with a swan finial and animal paw feet. 30”h.
$100
-$150
Sold for $50 |
|
232. |
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Hand colored map of Palestine by J.H. Colton & Co., New York. 16”x13”
$100
-$150
Sold for $100 |
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233. |
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Early Continental carved figure of a monk, 18th c. 14.5”h.x7”w.
$200
-$300
Sold for $250 |
|
234. |
|
Pair of French walnut side chairs, 18th c., with leather seats, turned front legs and a stretcher base. 33”h.x16”w.x14”d., seats 17”h.
$700
-$800
Not Sold |
|
235. |
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Pair of New York Chippendale brass andirons, 18th c., with spurred legs and ball feet. 18.5”h.x17”d.
$150
-$200
Sold for $225 |
|
236. |
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English elmwood five-slat back armchair, 18th c., with a rush seat and turned front stretcher. 41.5”h.x25.5”w.x16”d., seat 14”h.
$100
-$150
Sold for $50 |
|
237. |
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Gilded mirror, 19th c. with a classical carved upper panel. 39”h.x21”w.
$300
-$350
Not Sold |
|
238. |
|
Brass and black leather club fender. 24”h.x71”w.x15”d.
$400
-$500
Sold for $600 |
|
239. |
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Mahogany cased fishing tackle box, late 19th c., with brass mounts and fitted interior. 4.75”h.x14.25”w.x10”d.
$200
-$250
Sold for $25 |
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240. |
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Sheraton cherry bow-front chest of drawers with tiger maple banding and original brasses. 41”h.x43”w.x23.25”d.
$500
-$600
Sold for $450 |
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241. |
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Pair of Weller pottery jardinières with relief scenes of foxes hiding in tree trunks, one marked “K” (Knauss). 6”h.x7”dia.
$200
-$300
Sold for $275 |
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242. |
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Hepplewhite style inlaid mahogany serpentine front sideboard with a shaped top and delicate square tapered legs. 37”h.x67”w.x25.5”d.
$700
-$900
Sold for $850 |
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243. |
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Mahogany tabletop desk, early 19thc., the front folding down to a writing surface exposing multi small drawers with ivory pulls and a center prospect door, possibly Baltimore. 17.75”h.x16.25”w.x10”d.
$700
-$900
Sold for $550 |
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244. |
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Rococo Revival ebonized center table, c.1850, with a turtle form marble top, ornate carvings and the stretcher base with urn carved finials. 29”h., top 51”x34”
$750
-$1,000
Sold for $550 |
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245. |
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Rare French poster with a woman riding a clown “Tournée de La Maison Du Rire. 48”x32.5”
$600
-$800
Sold for $550 |
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246. |
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Fratin, Christophe [French, 1800-$1864] bronze of a standing bull signed “Fratin”. 11.5”h.x17”l.x5.5”w.
$700
-$1,000
Sold for $1300 |
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247. |
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Pair of Paris porcelain neoclassical garnitures in the form of ram’s heads. 5.5”h.x5.25”l.
$300
-$400
Sold for $400 |
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248. |
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Georgian silver ladle by Thomas Wallin & Jonathan Hayne, London 1810-1820. 13”l.
$300
-$400
Sold for $200 |
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249. |
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Cast iron horse head hitching post finial. 16”h.
$250
-$300
Sold for $150 |
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250. |
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Rare Philadelphia Chippendale mahogany side chair, c.1780, with a shell carved crest rail above a pierced carved splat above a slip seat, shell carved seat rail and shell carved cabriole legs ending in ball & claw feet. 41.5”h.x23”w.x16”d., seat 18”h.
$7,000
-$8,000
Sold for $5000 |
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251. |
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Large brass telescope, c.1900, with four adjustable oak legs. 57”l.
$300
-$500
Sold for $225 |
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252. |
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Carved gilt framed mirror, 19thc. 29.5”x23”
$150
-$200
Sold for $75 |
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253. |
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Set of six Queen Anne style mahogany chairs by Hickory Chair Co., four side chairs and two armchairs. 39”h.x23”w.x19”d., seat 18”h.
$300
-$500
Sold for $800 |
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254. |
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Fruitwood bergère by John Smart, Inc., with rust colored upholstery. 30.5”h.x24.5”w.x22.5”d., seat 19”h.
$150
-$200
Sold for $225 |
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255. |
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Pair of Asian style Tole decorated tin table lamps. 31”h. top of halo
$100
-$150
Sold for $550 |
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256. |
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Steinlen, Theophile Alexandre [French, 1859-1923] pencil sketch titled verso “Paris Street Scene” by T. Steinlen. 11”x17”
$300
-$500
Sold for $325 |
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257. |
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Delaware Valley maple five-slat open armchair, c.1760, with a splintwood seat and ball & ring turned stretcher. 44.5”h.x24”w.x16.5”d., seat 16.5”h.
$2,000
-$3,000
Sold for $475 |
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258. |
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Bonheur, Rosalie (Rosa) Marie [French, 1822-1899] bronze of a bellowing bull, 19th c., signed “Rosa B.” and with payroll stamp. 6”h.x8.5”l.x4”d.
$500
-$700
Sold for $1000 |
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259. |
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Ladies sapphire ring, 18K yg band containing seven blue sapphires and seven white sapphires, all worn, ring size 8, 3.3dwt.
$200
-$300
Sold for $800 |
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260. |
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Tiffany & Co. diamond necklace, 18k yg with “X” motif, containing thirty-six full cut diamonds, approx. 1.00ct TWD, 16.5”l., 40.6dwt.
$2,000
-$3,000
Sold for $3500 |
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261. |
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Ladies diamond and sapphire band,14k yg with fifteen channel set diamonds and fifteen blue sapphires in groups of three each, approx. 0.45ct TWD, ring size 7½, 1.5dwt.
$200
-$400
Sold for $800 |
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262. |
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Tiffany & Co. gold earrings, 18k yg ribbed hoops, copyright 1998, posts with clip closure, 11.2dwt.
$500
-$700
Sold for $900 |
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263. |
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Diamond gypsy ring, 14k yg with three in-line round brilliant cut diamonds, approx. 0.30ct TWD, ring size 8½, 2.0dwt.
$150
-$250
Sold for $550 |
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264. |
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Ladies brooch of a seated pig, 18k yg, marked “HP”, “132/250”, 52mm x 27 overall, with prongs for chain, 19.4dwt.
$900
-$1,200
Sold for $950 |
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265. |
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Diamond and sapphire gypsy ring, 14k yg, marked “MBM”, containing a center approx. 3mm diameter blue sapphire flanked by two diamonds, approx. 0.05ct each, ring size 8¼, 2.4dwt.
$200
-$300
Sold for $275 |
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266. |
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Waltham “Seaside” pocket watch. 14k yg hunting case, movement #2934764.
$250
-$450
Sold for $400 |
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267. |
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Ladies 18k yg Hidalgo band with red, white and blue enamel, an 18k yg band with blue enameling, and a costume acorn shaped pendant with red and blue enameling and rhinestones, 12.6dwt total.
$350
-$450
Sold for $500 |
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268. |
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French map of the Atlantic Ocean by Bellin, c.1760, framed and matted. As found. 13”x20”
$100
-$150
Sold for $175 |
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269. |
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Bonheur, Isidore Jules [French, 1827-1901] 19th c. bronze of an ox signed “I. Bonheur”. 6”h.x9.5”l.x4”d.
$500
-$700
Sold for $750 |
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270. |
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Pair of French fruitwood fauteuils, 20th c., with caned backs and seats. 36.5”h.x22”w.x20.5”d., seats 17”h. & w/cushions 20”h.
$300
-$500
Sold for $150 |
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271. |
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Oil on canvas still life painting of a table setting with wine glasses and flowers, signed l.r. “Helen F. Kramer”. 21.5”x27”
$200
-$300
Sold for $100 |
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272. |
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Victorian cast iron hitching post in the form of a swan head and neck. 40.5”h.x5”w.
$100
-$200
Sold for $200 |
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273. |
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Lynch, Robert William [American, mid-20th c.] oil on masonite impressionist painting of houses and woods in winter, signed l.r. “R. Lynch and signed verso “Robt. Lynch”. 7.75”x9.5”
$200
-$300
Sold for $475 |
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274. |
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Early pine checkerboard, 19thc., with original paint decoration. 27.5”x19.5”
$200
-$300
Sold for $225 |
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275. |
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Pewter porringer with double-tab handle and in center of bowl a relief bust of “P. Eugene”. 2”h.x11”w.
$100
-$200
Sold for $25 |
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276. |
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Large map of the Middle East, 1764, titled “Orbis Romani”, framed and matted. 27”x21”
$150
-$259
Sold for $175 |
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277. |
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Gold necklace, 14k yg Byzantine style link, 31”l., 8mm width, 45.4dwt.
$1,500
-$2,000
Sold for $1900 |
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278. |
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Nantucket Lightship “Friendship” purse, 20th c., the lid with applied carved ivory sperm whale decoration. 6.5”h.x10”w.
$100
-$150
Sold for $150 |
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279. |
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Gold necklace and matching bracelet, 14k yg, with circular and elongated snaffle bit form links, necklace 17.25”l., bracelet 7”l., 41.1dwt total.
$1,500
-$2,000
Sold for $1600 |
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280. |
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Glazed ceramic puzzle jug with lid, 19th c., decorated with birds and grotesque faces and with a rope twist handle. 10”h.x8”w.
$400
-$600
Sold for $400 |
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281. |
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Diamond and sapphire necklace, 14k yg, 35”l. with lengths of curb link separated with diamonds and blue sapphires, includes nine approx. 6.5mm x 5mm bezel set blue sapphires and eighteen round brilliant cut bezel set diamonds, approx. 0.15ct each, approx. 2.70ct TWD, 33.9dwt.
$2,000
-$2,500
Sold for $4250 |
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282. |
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Unusual Black Forest carved log-form box , late 19th c., the hinged lid with a carved bear handle. 7”h.x16”l.x5”d.
$300
-$400
Sold for $325 |
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283. |
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French bronze of a jockey on a prancing horse, late 19th c., and mounted on a black marble base, unsigned. 10.5”h.x10.5”l.x4”d.
$500
-$700
Sold for $750 |
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284. |
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Gold braided choker necklace, 18k yg, marked “AGA”, 17” rigid form, 12mm wide braid, 51.4dwt.
$2,500
-$3,000
Sold for $2500 |
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285. |
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Pennsylvania walnut tavern table, c.1780, with a cleated three-board top over two drawers, turned legs and pad feet. 29.5”h.x58”w.x33.5”d.
$500
-$800
Sold for $600 |
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286. |
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Gold necklace and matching bracelet, 18k yg, 10mm width mesh link, necklace 16”l., bracelet 7.5”l., bracelet supports a 14K yg framed 1915 gold Franc, 64.0dwt.
$3,000
-$4,000
Sold for $3250 |
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287. |
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Mahogany wall pocket with scalloped carved edges. 11”h.x18”w.x8”d.
$50
-$100
Sold for $50 |
|
288. |
|
French poster of a nude woman in a butterfly net “Salle Des Capucines, Lith. H. Sicard-Paris”. 35”x25.5”
$200
-$300
Sold for $275 |
|
289. |
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Davis, Arthur Alfred [UK, active 1877-1905] large oil on canvas painting of a foxhunt with gentlemen in top hats and ladies riding sidesaddle, signed l.l. “Arthur A. Davis 1890” and titled “The Meet”. 23.5”x35.5”
$1,500
-$2,000
Sold for $1200 |
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290. |
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Hidalgo ladybug bracelet, 18k yg, marked “HIDALGO”, toggle closure, red and black enameling on bug links and toggle, 8”l. total, 25.2dwt.
$1,200
-$1,600
Sold for $1300 |
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291. |
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Germanic early walnut hanging storage box, 18th c., with a raised panel carved with potted flower above a lower base panel and dovetailed construction. 16.5”h.x9.5”w.x4”d.
$500
-$700
Sold for $475 |
|
292. |
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Gold scallop shell bracelet, 14k yg consisting of twelve shells, 7.5”l., 18.1dwt.
$700
-$900
Sold for $800 |
|
293. |
|
Schneider, Susan Hayward [American/Pennsylvania, 1876-] oil on canvas painting of boats dockside signed verso on canvas and stretcher “Susan Haywood Schneider”, unframed. 22”x18”
$200
-$300
Sold for $225 |
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294. |
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Diamond leaf brooch, 14k yg leaf supporting a round brilliant cut diamond, approx. 0.50ct, VVS1 clarity, G-H color, overall 30mm x 35mm pin size, 5.9dwt.
$400
-$600
Sold for $600 |
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295. |
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Multi-gem band, 18k yg containing three rows of diamonds, emeralds, rubies and blue sapphires, all approx. 2mm diameter stones, approx. 0.70ct TWD, ring size 8¼, 3.1dwt.
$400
-$600
Sold for $550 |
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296. |
|
Gold charm bracelet, 14k yg curb link chain supporting a 14k yg printing press charm, 19.4dwt.
$800
-$1,000
Sold for $700 |
|
297. |
|
Winged “Pegasus” horse brooch, 14k yg prancing form with wings, 65mm x 61mm overall size, blue sapphire eye, 12.2dwt.
$500
-$700
Sold for $475 |
|
298. |
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Gold scarecrow brooch, 14k yg with blue sapphire eyes, and buttons of ruby, emerald and blue sapphire, 60mm x 55mm overall size, 8.7dwt.
$400
-$600
Sold for $375 |
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299. |
|
Gold charm bracelet, “9ct” curb link rose gold bracelet with heart lock closure supporting 22 various charms including gold-filled, 14k yg and 18k yg, 28.7dwt.
$700
-$900
Sold for $850 |
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300. |
|
Cherry candlestand, c.1790, with an oval top, urn turned shaft and down-swept legs. 26.5”h., top 21”x17.75”
$400
-$600
Sold for $500 |
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301. |
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Cast iron cow doorstop 9”h.x12”l., c.1900, and a chicken printed-on-tin toy 4.5”h.
$75
-$125
Sold for $225 |
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302. |
|
Bennington pottery bowl 5.25”h.x13”dia. and a rectangular dish 11”l.
$150
-$200
Sold for $100 |
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303. |
|
Gilt framed print “The Shot” 17.5”x21.25” and a barn and farmer print 7.5”x9.5”. As found.
$25
-$75
Sold for $75 |
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304. |
|
Book- The Journal of the Late Campaign in Egypt by Thomas Walsh, with colored plates and maps, printed by Luke Hansard, London, 1803. 11”h.x9”w.x2”
$50
-$100
Sold for $275 |
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305. |
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Chippendale style mahogany mirror with floral gilt decoration. 43”h.x23”w.
$150
-$250
Sold for $225 |
|
306. |
|
New England Hepplewhite cherry bow-front chest of drawers, c.1790, with two upper setback drawers over four graduated drawers and high French feet. 43”h.x40.5”w.x23”d.
$1,600
-$1,800
Sold for $1500 |
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307. |
|
Windsor style salmon painted youth chair by Hagerty, Cohasset, MA. 34”h.x15”w.x13”d., seat 21.5”h.
$100
-$150
Sold for $50 |
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308. |
|
Maple two-drawer stand, c.1830, state of Georgia, with yellow pine secondary. 30”h., top 21.75”x18”
$500
-$600
Not Sold |
|
309. |
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Brass table lamp with a black painted metal shade and two arms. 22.5”h.x14.5”w.
$100
-$150
Sold for $325 |
|
310. |
|
Pair of 19th c. Rococo open armchairs. 41”h.x29”w.x22”d., seats 17”h.
$300
-$400
Sold for $200 |
|
311. |
|
Large brass table lamp with three arms off a center shaft and black painted shade 34”h.x14.5”w. and a small brass lamp 13”h.
$150
-$200
Sold for $175 |
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312. |
|
Georgian mahogany camelback sofa, c.1780, with a high serpentine back and square molded legs joined by a stretcher base. 39.25”h.x91”l.x26”d., seat 19”h.
$1,500
-$1,700
Sold for $1700 |
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313. |
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Kittinger mahogany Chippendale style butler’s table. 19.5”h., top 32”x23”
$200
-$300
Sold for $400 |
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314. |
|
Intricately inlaid cherry tall case clock, 19th c., with a broken arch bonnet encasing a moon dial and eight-day works all ending in straight bracket feet. 97”h.x22”w.
$3,000
-$3,500
Sold for $2000 |
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315. |
|
Nine engravings of views of the Bethlehem, PA area to include Moravian churches and seminaries, engraved by G.G. Lange, New York and all matted and mounted in a gilt frame. Overall framed 32.75”x38.5”
$75
-$125
Sold for $100 |
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316. |
|
Fine English Chippendale mahogany cellaret in the form of a diminutive chest of drawers, the top and two upper drawer fronts lift up to expose a fifteen compartmentalized interior, the case resting on straight bracket feet and retains the original delicate brasses. 28”h.x24.5”w.x17”d.
$4,000
-$5,000
Not Sold |
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317. |
|
Eastern European ornately carved blanket chest, mid-19th c., with a dome lid. 43”h.x39”w.x24”d.
$500
-$600
Not Sold |
|
318. |
|
Oil on canvas painting of a colorful autumn landscape, signed l.l. “Nellie B.G. Bl---(?), Oct. 1900”.
$200
-$300
Sold for $300 |
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319. |
|
Sheraton tiger maple side server with a carved backsplash above a single drawer above an open shelf above a single drawer and turned feet. 39”h.x34.5”w.x15.5”d.
$600
-$800
Sold for $450 |
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320. |
|
Fine glass presentation goblet etched with the Philadelphia Waterworks at Fairmont buildings and “Fairmont Water Works, Phila., PA” , possibly made for the Centennial. 6”h., 3”dia.
$300
-$500
Sold for $550 |
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321. |
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New England blanket chest, early 19th c., with flame grain paint decoration. 22”h.x39”w.x18.5”d.
$500
-$600
Not Sold |
|
322. |
|
Four Staffordshire plates, c1830, with blue transfer decoration, “Washington” 7.75”dia., a bridge scene 7.5”dia., “Branxholm Castle”, 6.75”dia. and another example.
$200
-$300
Sold for $450 |
|
323. |
|
Massachusetts Chippendale mahogany serpentine front chest of drawers with an overhanging shaped top and the skirt with a carved center shell. As found. 36”h.x39”w.x19.5”d.
$1,000
-$1,500
Sold for $1900 |
|
324. |
|
Oil on canvas painting of a seated nude with book, signed verso “Kimbel”. 18.5”x22”
$300
-$400
Sold for $50 |
|
325. |
|
Rare Boston, Mass. Queen Anne walnut highboy, circa 1760, with original brasses, molded cornice above two drawers over three graduated drawers all over a lower section with a long drawer above three small drawer, scalloped skirt, cabriole legs and pad feet. 66.5”h.x39”w.x21.25”d.
$12,000
-$15,000
Not Sold |
|
326. |
|
Early Japanese painting of a seated woman, courtesan of the Yoshiwara, Ex-Collection of Warren E, Cox. 14”x11”
$400
-$500
Sold for $500 |
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327. |
|
Pine harvest table with breadboard ends and square tapered legs. 30.5”h.x60”w.x33”d.
$250
-$350
Sold for $300 |
|
328. |
|
Schneider, Susan Hayward [American/Pennsylvania, 1876-] oil on canvas still life painting of a vase of peonies, signed l.l. “Susan Hayward Schneider 1926”. 36”x30”
$300
-$500
Sold for $600 |
|
329. |
|
Chippendale style mahogany desk with an ornately carved rectangular top above five drawers and ball & claw feet. 30”h.x42”w.x21”d.
$200
-$400
Sold for $125 |
|
330. |
|
English Regency mahogany partner’s desk with a red tooled leather top, drawers and doors all resting on molded bases with metal casters. 30”h., top 52.5”x36”
$600
-$900
Not Sold |
|
331. |
|
Two-piece Italian gilt decorated easel 54”x30”w. and a Gothic metal easel 69”h.
$50
-$100
Sold for $75 |
|
332. |
|
Massive elk horn chandelier with eight lights, electrified. 50”h.x70”dia.
$1,000
-$1,200
Sold for $1600 |
|
333. |
|
Pair of Louis XVI style French open armchairs. 41”h.x24”w.x20”d., seats 19”h.
$100
-$200
Sold for $50 |
|
334. |
|
Deco style rosewood center table with a shaped circular top, octagonal tapered shaft and wood casters. 28”h.x30”dia.
$150
-$200
Sold for $800 |
|
335. |
|
Oil on canvas painting of Victorian figures by an Oceanside, signed l.l. indistinctly. 14.5”x10.5”
$50
-$100
Sold for $75 |
|
336. |
|
Classical inlaid mahogany two-drawer work table, c.1835, with reeded down-swept legs and brass feet and casters. 29”h.x20”w.x17.5”d.
$200
-$300
Sold for $800 |
|
337. |
|
Philadelphia Queen Anne style side chair with shell carved crest, slip seat and drake feet, painted black. 42”h.x21”w.x16.5”d., seat 18”h.
$200
-$250
Sold for $450 |
|
338. |
|
Gilt wood carved eagle, 19th c. As found. 13”h.x25”w.
$50
-$100
Sold for $150 |
|
339. |
|
Two framed prints, “Morning” and “Noon” After Wm. M. Hogarth, painted by Peridon. 20”x16” each
$25
-$75
Sold for $25 |
|
340. |
|
Wrought iron hanging sign “Old Gagg Farm”. 16.5”x24”
$50
-$100
Sold for $100 |
|
341. |
|
Pennsylvania pine blanket chest, c.1790, with old red paint and strap hinges. 30”h.x53”w.x23”d.
$200
-$300
Sold for $600 |
|
342. |
|
Country farm table, 19th c., with a three-board pine top. 29”h.x54”w.x29.75”d.
$200
-$300
Sold for $175 |
|
343. |
|
Red decorated Chinese cupboard, 19th c., with a drawered and shelved interior. 71”h.x41”w.x20”d.
$600
-$800
Sold for $450 |
|
344. |
|
Pine bench table, 19th c., with a cleated top resting on a base with two drawers and trestle feet. 31”h., top 66”x38.5”
$300
-$400
Sold for $225 |
|
345. |
|
Two ornate wrought iron 18th c. trivets, largest 31”x14”
$500
-$600
Sold for $550 |
|
346. |
|
English inlaid mahogany desk, 19th c., with a tooled leather top above three drawers, the center drawer with a fan inlay, above two pedestal bases. As found. 30”h., top 48”x24.5”
$400
-$600
Sold for $25 |
|
347. |
|
Delicate Regency mahogany pole screen with a carved finial, rope twist carved shaft and reeded spider legs. 53”h., screen 13”dia.
$700
-$900
Not Sold |
|
348. |
|
Diminutive William & Mary style gate-leg table with D-shaped leaves, single drawer and delicate turned legs. 26.25”h.x10.5”w.x25.5”d., each leaf 10”
$600
-$900
Sold for $200 |
|
349. |
|
Rare Elephant Folio “Great White Heron”, “Engraved, Printed & Colored by R. Havell 1835, Drawn From Nature by J.J, Audubon”. Good color. 24.75”x37.5”
$7,000
-$9,000
Sold for $15000 |
|
350. |
|
Set of twelve Minton china game bird plates each signed “L. Sumner” and each with titles verso. 10.5”dia.
$500
-$700
Sold for $425 |
|
351. |
|
Set of twenty-six Spode Copeland china plates each decorated with colorful transfer decorated scenes from the original drawings by J.F. Herring, Sr. and each with titles verso. 10.5”dia. each
$500
-$800
Sold for $1700 |
|
352. |
|
Empire mahogany cabinet in the manner of Joseph Barry, Philadelphia, with a single drawer above an arched paneled door flanked by carved caryatids and ending in ball feet. 44.5”h.x23”w.x27”d.
$700
-$900
Sold for $4750 |
|
353. |
|
Moltino, Francis [Italy/UK, 1818-1874] oil on canvas painting of a hay barge on the Thames River with other boats moored near the banks, signed l.r. “F. Moltino”. 23.5”x35.5”
$1,500
-$2,000
Sold for $1100 |
|
354. |
|
Maple framed lithograph “A Bevy of Quails”, Sarony, Major & Knapp. 20.5”x24.75”
$300
-$500
Sold for $200 |
|
355. |
|
Pine cabinet maker’s chest with green paint and fitted drawered interior. 25”h.x39”w.x24.5”d.
$300
-$400
Not Sold |
|
356. |
|
Reeves, Richard Stone [American, 1910-2005] oil on canvas equine portrait of a horse and jockey titled lower left “Berlo/ E. Guerin Up” and signed lower right “Richard Stone Reeves 1961”. 23.5”x29.5”
$8,000
-$10,000
Sold for $24000 |
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357. |
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Set of eight carved bowling pins 13”h., 18th/19th c., and two balls.
$75
-$125
Sold for $100 |
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358. |
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Cast iron horse head form hitching post finial, c. 1870. 14”h.
$250
-$350
Sold for $175 |
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359. |
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Bennington pottery seated spaniel, 19th c. 10”h.x8”w.x5.5”d.
$150
-$200
Sold for $200 |
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360. |
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Colorful French porcelain spill vase, 19th c., with a seated bear smoking a pipe, signed “J.P.” (Jacob Petit). 8”h.x7”w.
$300
-$400
Sold for $300 |
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361. |
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Queen Anne style green leather wing chair. 39”h.x30.5”w.x30”d., seat 14.5”h.
$300
-$500
Sold for $200 |
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362. |
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Pine Chippendale style chest of drawers with a two-over-two drawer configuration. 33”h.x35”w.x17”d.
$150
-$200
Sold for $175 |
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363. |
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Queen Anne style mahogany drop-leaf table with six legs. 29”h., top 18”x36”, each leaf 15”
$150
-$250
Sold for $100 |
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364. |
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Pair of green bergères by Baker Furniture Co. 32”h.x27”w.x25”d., seats 19”h.
$200
-$300
Sold for $650 |
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365. |
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Philadelphia Chippendale armchair, c.1780, with a pierced carved splat and slip seat. As found. 35”h.x26”w.x20”d., seat 15.5”h.
$200
-$300
Sold for $275 |
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366. |
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Set of English Sheraton inlaid mahogany bed steps, c.1820, with embossed leather top and delicate turned legs. 27.5”h.x16.5”w.x28”d.
$700
-$900
Sold for $475 |
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367. |
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Virginia Sheraton inlaid walnut sideboard, c.1820, with a shaped top above various shaped drawers, bottle drawers and three doors, reeded stiles and reeded turned legs. 41”h.x74.5”w.x25.5”d.
$1,000
-$1,500
Sold for $3000 |
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368. |
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Early mahogany banquet table, 19th c., with two pedestal ends, reeded down-swept legs with brass paw feet and casters. 28.5”h.x 48.25”w.x86”l. (fully extended)
$1,000
-$1,500
Sold for $800 |
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369. |
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Chippendale mahogany side chair, c.1780, with a shell carved crest rail, cabriole legs and ball & claw feet. 39”h.x22”w.x18”d., seat 18”h.
$300
-$400
Sold for $225 |
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370. |
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Italian fruitwood breakfast table with brass mounts, reeded legs and two extra leaves. 29.5”h.x74”l. (fully extended)
$300
-$400
Sold for $150 |
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371. |
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Cherry candlestand, early 19th c., with a circular top, urn turned shaft and snake feet. 24.5”h., top 20”dia.
$150
-$250
Sold for $200 |
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372. |
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Massive glass cheese dome with a ball form handle. 13”h.x14”dia.
$100
-$200
Sold for $175 |
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373. |
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Fine Marklin battleship “Columbia”, c.1900, with clockwork mechanism and original paint decoration. 27”h.x33”l., beam 7”
$10,000
-$15,000
Sold for $70000 |
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374. |
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Brass candlestick, early 19th c., converted to a table lamp, stick 11”h., overall 19”h.
$100
-$200
Sold for $75 |
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375. |
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Massive rectangular splintwood basket. 12.5”h.x42”x24.5”
$150
-$200
Sold for $350 |
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376. |
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Victorian cast iron wall planter. 12”h.x15”w.
$100
-$200
Sold for $300 |
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377. |
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E.M. Hoopes, West Chester, PA glazed stoneware pitcher 7.5”h. and a redware Turk’s head mold 10”dia.
$100
-$200
Sold for $100 |
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378. |
|
Philadelphia Windsor armchair, 18th c., with a carved saddle seat, baluster turned arm supports and baluster turned splay legs. 27.5”h.x28”w.x17.5”d., seat 17.5”h.
$1,500
-$2,000
Sold for $1200 |
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379. |
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Maple framed N. Currier print “Rail Shooting on the Delaware”. 15”x21”
$250
-$350
Sold for $1900 |
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380. |
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Sheraton inlaid one-drawer stand, possibly butternut wood. 30.5”h., top 21”x21”
$250
-$300
Sold for $550 |
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381. |
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Pennsylvania green painted arrow-back highchair, c.1840. 36”h.x16”w.x13”d. and a half-spindle back plank bottom swivel chair 33”h.x18”w.x16”d., seat 18”h.
$100
-$150
Sold for $15 |
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382. |
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Pair of 18th c. Dutch brass wall sconces with repoussé decorated armorial crests. 17”h.x12.5”w.x8.5”d.
$300
-$500
Sold for $600 |
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383. |
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Federal style over-mantel mirror with a mahogany frame, carved gilt eagle and extensive gilt trim. 33”h.x60”w.
$300
-$500
Sold for $1300 |
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384. |
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Watercolor painting of cattle, goats and herders, 19th c., unsigned and unframed. 9.5”x12.5”
$100
-$150
Sold for $75 |
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385. |
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Chippendale style blue leather wing chair and matching footstool by Kindel, chair 43”h.x32”w.x29”d., seat 19”h.
$400
-$600
Sold for $750 |
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386. |
|
Regency satinwood table with brass gallery and ormolu mounts. 28”h.x24”w.x17”d.
$1,500
-$2,000
Sold for $1500 |
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387. |
|
Kittinger Queen Anne style mahogany lolling chair. 42”h.x22”w.x22”d., seat 18.5”
$200
-$300
Sold for $200 |
|
388. |
|
Rare New England Chippendale cherry serpentine chest of drawers, c.1780, with a shaped top, original brasses, fluted quarter columns and bold ogee feet, retains old crusty surface. 37.5”h.x44”w.x21.5”d.
$6,000
-$8,000
Not Sold |
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389. |
|
English mahogany sewing table, c.1820, with a lift lid, single side drawer, tapered leg and retains the original brasses. 30.5”h., top 21”x14.5”
$1,000
-$1,200
Not Sold |
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390. |
|
Ivory whale’s tooth scrimshaw, mid-19th c., with an American three-masted sailing ship. 4.25”l.
$300
-$400
Sold for $2400 |
|
391. |
|
Ivory whale’s tooth scrimshaw, mid-19th c., with an American three-masted sailing ship. 4”l.
$300
-$400
Sold for $2200 |
|
392. |
|
Walrus tusk carved into a cribbage board, 19th c., in the form of a shark eating an animal and decorated with seals, dog sleds, dogs and other animals. 21”l.
$300
-$500
Sold for $900 |
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393. |
|
Eskimo carved walrus tusk pipe, 19th c., with scenes of caribou, seals, walrus, sailing and steam ships and game hunting. 16.25”l.
$500
-$600
Sold for $1600 |
|
394. |
|
Three books- Worldly Goods, Philadelphia Museum of Art, Catalogue of the Collection of Paintings of Peter A. Schemm, and The Life and Work Of Martin Johnson Heade
$50
-$100
Sold for $75 |
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395. |
|
Six Parke-Burnet auction catalogues- The American Collection of Mrs. J. Armory Hasket 1944-45 and for the Francis P. Garvan sale 1931.
$100
-$150
Sold for $75 |
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396. |
|
Carved wood trencher, 19th c., with early green paint decoration. 5”h.x21.75”l.x13.25”w.
$200
-$300
Sold for $275 |
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397. |
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Boston, Mass. Chippendale slant-front desk, c.1780, with a lift lid opening to a fitted interior with shell carved center drawer flanked by pigeon holes, all above four graduated drawers, a center drop and boldly carved high ball & claw feet. 43.5”h.x40.5”w.x21”d.
$4,000
-$4,500
Sold for $3750 |
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398. |
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Maple framed Currier & Ives print “American Field Sports”. As found. 20”x27”
$100
-$200
Sold for $700 |
|
399. |
|
Hepplewhite cherry butler’s desk with maple inlays, c.1800, with a fitted interior desk, scalloped skirt and French feet. 44.25”h.x45”w.x20.25”d.
$500
-$600
Not Sold |
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400. |
|
Voss, Franklin Brooke [American, 1880-1953] oil on canvas equine portrait “Ruler/Brook Steeplechase 1929 and 1930/Belmont Park/Property of Foxcatcher Farms”, signed l.r. “Voss 1952”. 18”x24”
$3,000
-$4,000
Sold for $9500 |
|
401. |
|
Scrimshaw porpoise jaw with carved harpoon and sea life designs, 19th c. 16.5”l.
$700
-$900
Sold for $1600 |
|
402. |
|
Scrimshaw walrus tusk carved into a cribbage board and decorated with seals, early 20th c. 25”l.
$400
-$600
Sold for $450 |
|
403. |
|
Finely carved porpoise jaw, c.1860, with views of the paddlewheel steamship “Tatnall” and a fortress, possibly Cuban. 17”l.
$1,000
-$1,500
Sold for $2100 |
|
404. |
|
Bermuda red cedar chest-on-stand, 19th c., the carved base with some restorations. 17.5”h.x21.5”w.x13.25”d.
$200
-$400
Sold for $4000 |
|
405. |
|
Hafner toy train set, the locomotive with a clockwork mechanism 2.5”h.x8”l..
$50
-$100
Sold for $125 |
|
406. |
|
Peirce, John R. [American/Pennsylvania, 1900-1970] large watercolor painting of an eagle perched on a branch signed lower left “John R, Peirce 1963” and titled “Monkey-Eating Eagle”, matted and mounted in a gilt frame. 36”x36”
$1,000
-$1,500
Sold for $750 |
|
407. |
|
Frog brooch, green jade carved frog sitting on an 18k yg lily pad, 16.1dwt.
$100
-$200
Sold for $325 |
|
408. |
|
Peirce, John R. [American/Pennsylvania, 1900-1970] framed watercolor painting of a bird perched on a branch, signed lower left “John R. Peirce 1969”. 19.5”x29.5”
$250
-$350
Sold for $350 |
|
409. |
|
Three frog items, all 14k yg, to include a frog ring with emerald eyes, frog brooch with ruby eyes and a guitar-playing frog with green enameled guitar and emerald eye, 14.8dwt.
$600
-$800
Sold for $475 |
|
410. |
|
Peirce, John R. [American/Pennsylvania, 1900-1970] framed watercolor painting of birds, signed lower right “John R. Peirce 1963”. 21”x19”
$250
-$350
Sold for $325 |
|
410A. |
|
English inlaid mahogany barometer, early 19th c., signed “P. Poncia, Worcester”. As found. 39”h.
$100
-$150
Sold for $50 |
|
411. |
|
Peirce, John R. [American/Pennsylvania, 1900-1970] framed watercolor painting of a bird perched on a branch, signed lower left “John R. Peirce 1969”. 29.5”x20”
$250
-$350
Sold for $250 |
|
412. |
|
Two silverplate serving trays. 28”l. & 22” l.
$50
-$100
Sold for $25 |
|
413. |
|
Maple framed Currier & Ives “American Field Sports”. 21”x27.5”
$400
-$600
Sold for $1200 |
|
414. |
|
Large Chippendale style carved mahogany side chair, c.1900, a copy of the Middleton (Delaware) chair, Middleton, a signer of the Declaration of Independence. 39”h.x23”w.x18”d., seat 21.5”h.
$300
-$500
Sold for $425 |
|
415. |
|
Maple framed Currier & Ives “The Cares of a Family”. 20”x25”
$500
-$700
Sold for $850 |
|
415A. |
|
Niemann, Edmund J. [UK, 1813-1876] oil on canvas landscape painting of a view from a hillside with a castle and houses overlooking a river and valley titled verso “View Arncliffe on Wharf, Yorks.” And signed lower middle Niemann”. 23”x41”
$1,000
-$1,500
Not Sold |
|
416. |
|
Peirce, John R. [American/Pennsylvania, 1900-1970] framed watercolor painting of two birds, signed l.l. “John R. Peirce 1969”. 29.75”x19.75”
$250
-$350
Sold for $200 |
|
417. |
|
Frog brooch, “FJC”, 18k yg with green enameled body with blue spots and white enameled eyes, approximately 31mm x 25mm overall size, 11.7dwt.
$500
-$700
Sold for $475 |
|
418. |
|
Partial ornithological china service by Limoges, France, late 19th c., each with colorful birds and with gilt borders, to include: platter 20”x14.5”, platter 18”x12.5”, platter 15.5”x8.75”, eleven plates 9.25”dia., two covered vegetable dishes 5.5”h.x9”dia.,two gravy boats with liners 5”h.x8”l.
$600
-$800
Sold for $1200 |
|
419. |
|
Frog brooch, 18k yg with green enameled body with black spots and round brilliant cut diamond eyes, each approximately 0.10ct, approximately 30mm x 31mm overall size, 9.0dwt.
$500
-$700
Sold for $450 |
|
420. |
|
Cast iron Belgian wood stove, 19th c., with ornate green, rose and ivory tiles. 33”h.x49”w.x24.5”d.
$500
-$700
Sold for $550 |
|
421. |
|
Frog brooch, 18k yg with green enameled body and ruby eyes, 70mm overall, 22.3dwt.
$800
-$1,000
Sold for $1000 |
|
422. |
|
Chippendale style mahogany banquet table by Henredon, 20th c., with a single drawer at each end and two extra leaves. 30”h.x46”w.x125” fully extended
$700
-$900
Sold for $400 |
|
423. |
|
“Postage” pendant with chain, gold rectangular “Postage, One Penny” commemorative piece in a 10k yg frame supported by a 24” long 18k yg curb link chain, 13.5dwt.
$500
-$700
Sold for $475 |
|
424. |
|
Contemporary Oxford bone china service, eggshell with gilt banding to include: 12 bouillon cups 2”h.x5”dia., 12 dinner plates 10.75”dia., 14 luncheon plates 8”dia., 13 salad plates 7”dia., 12 plates 6.5”dia.
$200
-$300
Sold for $375 |
|
425. |
|
Reuge Swiss music box, the blue enameled case with a lid opening to a feather covered singing bird, fitted box. 2”h.x4.5”w.
$200
-$300
Sold for $1300 |
|
426. |
|
German Rosenthal porcelain partial dinner service, 20th c. with cobalt blue borders and gilt banding to include 12 each: dinner plates 10.5”dia., luncheon plates 8”dia., butter plates 6”dia., and Twelve soup plates by Lenox, eggshell in color with gilt banding 7.5”dia.
$400
-$500
Sold for $550 |
|
427. |
|
Reverse crystal intaglio cuff links, 14k yg with four images of dogs, various breeds, 8.4dwt.
$400
-$500
Sold for $1600 |
|
428. |
|
Six Continental silver pillboxes, 19th c., with repoussé decoration, three small sterling silver boxes and eight small Continental silver pill boxes, 19th c., tallest 1.5”h.
$300
-$400
Sold for $1200 |
|
429. |
|
Partial Cauldon Ware china service with pansy and gilt decoration to include 11 plates 9”dia., coffeepot 9”h., 2 cups & saucers. As found.
$100
-$150
Sold for $150 |
|
430. |
|
Men’s dress set, platinum and 14k yg, square form with chase-decorated platinum surrounding black onyx tablet centered with a single round brilliant cut diamond, approximately 0.45ct TWD, nine piece set, 12.3dwt.
$500
-$700
Sold for $800 |
|
431. |
|
Group of 19th c. Continental silver articles and miniatures to include 3 pill boxes largest 1”h., a harp player, harpsichord, spinning wheel, fire screen, stag, two buttons and a wrench largest 3”h.
$400
-$500
Sold for $700 |
|
432. |
|
Men’s dress set, 14k yg with fox heads with ruby eyes, nine piece set, 16.4dwt.
$800
-$1,000
Sold for $1500 |
|
433. |
|
Set of eight Austrian fish plates. 8”dia.
$50
-$100
Sold for $125 |
|
434. |
|
Men’s dress set, platinum and 14k yg, circular form with chase decorated platinum surrounding mother-of-pearl centered with a single round brilliant cut diamond, approximately 0.25ct TWD, nine piece set, 12.5dwt.
$500
-$600
Sold for $1200 |
|
435. |
|
Two fine, colorful Derby porcelain covered tureens, with gilt lion head masks and gilt paw feet. 9”h.x14”w.x9”d.
$400
-$600
Sold for $1900 |
|
436. |
|
Reverse crystal intaglio bracelet, “Jecco”, 14k rose gold with five large reverse crystal intaglios depicting song and game birds, 7½” long, 40.6dwt.
$1,000
-$1,500
Sold for $1800 |
|
437. |
|
Chippendale style mahogany table, late 19th c., with a red marble top, carved knees and disc feet. 29.5”h., top 46”x28”
$400
-$600
Sold for $800 |
|
438. |
|
Set of sixteen bone china plates each with individual landscapes of Foxcatcher Farm (formerly known as Licester Hall from 1925-1988) and titled verso “Licester Hall” and hand signed “Geo. W. Reinbold” by the artist George Wilmer Reinbold [American, 1885-1946]. 10.5”dia. each
$200
-$300
Sold for $550 |
|
439. |
|
Set of twelve Lenox china bird plates, early 20th c., with gilt borders and the names of the birds featured on each are printed verso. 9”dia.
$600
-$800
Sold for $950 |
|
439A. |
|
Four similar fine, colorful Derby porcelain covered vegetable dishes. 6”h.x10.5”x8.5”
$200
-$300
Sold for $275 |
|
440. |
|
Set of twelve Minton, English bird plates each with gilt borders, a different bird and titled verso. 9.25”dia.
$600
-$800
Sold for $750 |
|
441. |
|
Porcelain fox-form toothpick holder 4”h., Staffordshire porcelain spill vase of a fox, mid-19th c., porcelain planter with a recumbent fox 4”h.
$200
-$250
Sold for $600 |
|
442. |
|
Oil on artist board still life painting titled “Apres Midi”, signed l.l. “G. De Chirico” (in the manner of Giorgio De Chirico). 20”x16”
$50
-$100
Sold for $50 |
|
442A. |
|
Four similar fine, colorful Derby porcelain covered sauce tureens. 5.5”h.x9”w.x7”
$300
-$400
Sold for $950 |
|
443. |
|
Reverse crystal intaglio and diamond bracelet, “S-McT”, 14k yg with five reverse crystal intaglios depicting various song birds, 7½” long, also contains five round brilliant cut diamonds, approximately 0.15ct each, 26.2dwt.
$1,000
-$1,500
Sold for $1600 |
|
444. |
|
KPM porcelain deep plate, late 19th century, decorated with a fox and a gilt cat o’ nine tail border. 9.5”dia.
$600
-$800
Sold for $1200 |
|
445. |
|
Charm bracelet, 14k yg bracelet with eight gold rabbit charms, including jade, coral, gold & and reverse crystal intaglio, 51.3dwt.
$2,000
-$2,500
Sold for $1900 |
|
445A. |
|
Four fine, colorful Derby porcelain small oval trays 1.25”h.x11”l.x8.5”w. and a large Derby porcelain rectangular bowl 4.5”h.x14.5”l.x9.5”d.
$300
-$400
Sold for $450 |
|
446. |
|
Pine bench table, 19th c., with a three-board top and lift lid. 29”h., top 72”x38”
$300
-$500
Sold for $150 |
|
447. |
|
Charm bracelet, 14k yg, 7½” long, supporting seven various animal charms including several rabbits, 53.0dwt.
$2,000
-$2,500
Sold for $2100 |
|
448. |
|
Belgian Flemish Renaissance oak armoire, c.1900, with two ornately carved paneled doors opening to a shelved interior, and with carved linen fold sides. 57”h.x50”w.x26”d.
$300
-$500
Sold for $1200 |
|
449. |
|
Frog on lily pad necklace, 18k yg and platinum with a diamond encrusted frog with emerald eyes, thirty single cut accent diamonds, all on a 16” petite rolo link chain, 6.7dwt.
$700
-$800
Sold for $750 |
|
450. |
|
Walrus tusk scrimshaw with Eskimos, sled with sled dogs and whales, 19th c. 27”l.x9”w.
$1,000
-$2,000
Sold for $1300 |
|
450A. |
|
Set of twelve fine, colorful Derby porcelain plates, approx. 10”dia. each
$200
-$300
Sold for $325 |
|
451. |
|
Pair of frog clip-back earrings, 14k yg, with emerald eyes, each containing twenty single cut accent diamonds, 6.2dwt.
$300
-$400
Sold for $275 |
|
452. |
|
Bisque porcelain box with fox lid, 19th c., 4”h. and two ceramic foxes.
$50
-$100
Sold for $50 |
|
453. |
|
Bailey, Banks & Biddle sapphire stick pin, with a platinum set blue sapphire cabochon, approximately 7.5mm x 6mm x 5.5mm, chase decorated platinum, 14k yg pin, #47831, 1.8dwt.
$150
-$250
Sold for $325 |
|
454. |
|
Sheraton mahogany two-piece butler’s des, c.1820, with a molded cornice above two cross-hatched mullion glass doors opening to a shelved interior above q fold-down drawer front exposing a maple document drawered interior over two paneled doors all resting on turned feet. 82”h.x43”w.x22.5”d.
$800
-$1,200
Sold for $1300 |
|
455. |
|
Seaman Schepps shell brooch and earring set, 14k yg encased shells with applied bezel set blue sapphire and emerald cabochons, clip earrings, double pin brooch, 32.7dwt.
$2,000
-$2,500
Sold for $2200 |
|
456. |
|
Country pine store counter, c.1860, with a walnut top, paneled front and four large drawers on the back. 35”h.x97.5”l.x23”d.
$200
-$300
Sold for $400 |
|
456A. |
|
Set of twelve fine, colorful Derby porcelain plates, approx. 10”dia. each
$200
-$300
Sold for $325 |
|
457. |
|
Reverse crystal intaglio brooch, 14k rose gold backing, image of horse and sulky, approximately 25mm x 32mm overall size, 7.2dwt.
$300
-$400
Sold for $650 |
|
458. |
|
German porcelain fox with bird 2.25”h., 19th c., Rosenthal porcelain figure of a seated fox 5.5”h., Italian porcelain fox 6.5”h., 20th c. (as found).
$100
-$200
Sold for $250 |
|
459. |
|
Three animal figural stickpins, 18k yg including a bull, a fox head and a running horse, 8.0dwt.
$400
-$500
Sold for $600 |
|
459A. |
|
Three similar fine, colorful Derby porcelain platters, each approx. 14”x10.5”
$200
-$300
Sold for $325 |
|
460. |
|
Blue painted hanging plate rack, 19th c. 35”h.x39”w.
$200
-$300
Sold for $150 |
|
461. |
|
Men’s 14k yg signet type ring with engraved eagle head, 5.3dwt.
$200
-$300
Sold for $225 |
|
462. |
|
English William & Mary oak table with two drawers, turned legs and stretcher base. 30”h.x43”w.x25”d.
$300
-$500
Sold for $375 |
|
463. |
|
1976 Olympic Team ring, 10k yg, “Josten’s”, 14.4dwt.
$300
-$400
Sold for $350 |
|
464. |
|
Earthenware planter with a standing fox, 20th c. 8”h.
$150
-$200
Sold for $75 |
|
464A. |
|
Set of twelve fine, colorful Derby porcelain plates, approx. 10”dia. each
$200
-$300
Sold for $325 |
|
465. |
|
Crucifix pendant on chain, 18k yg crucifix supported by a 20” long 18k yellow gold mariners link chain, 11.5dwt.
$500
-$700
Sold for $600 |
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466. |
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Royal Copenhagen porcelain figural group of two foxes 4.5”h. and Royal Copenhagen porcelain fox 3.5”h. (as found).
$100
-$200
Sold for $300 |
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467. |
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Partial English Coalport china service decorated with colorful birds, flowers and leaves, to include: 11 dinner plates 10.5”dia., 12 luncheon plates 8”dia., 11 butter plates 6”dia., 11 saucers 5.75”dia. and 11 cups 2”h.
$500
-$700
Sold for $1100 |
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468. |
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Large blue transfer decorated charger with fox decoration 16”dia., 20th c., and small English transfer decorated plate with fox decoration 12”dia.
$100
-$150
Sold for $50 |
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469. |
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Reverse crystal intaglio and gold money clip, 14k yg with an image of a bull in pasture, 7.0 dwt.
$250
-$350
Sold for $250 |
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469A. |
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Set of twelve fine, colorful Derby porcelain plates, approx. 10”dia. each
$200
-$300
Sold for $350 |
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470. |
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Partial Limoges dessert service with colorful bird, floral and gilt decoration to include: 8 plates 7.5”, five saucers 4.25”, 4 cups 2.25”, creamer 3.5”, sugar pot 4” (lacking lid) and coffeepot 4.5” (lacking lid).
$100
-$200
Sold for $50 |
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471. |
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Carved mother of pearl rabbit head pin with a ruby eye, 14k yg backing and pin, 7.2dwt.
$100
-$200
Sold for $550 |
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472. |
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KPM porcelain deep plate, late 19th c., decorated with two hunters with dogs and a gilt oak leaf border. 9.5”dia.
$600
-$800
Sold for $1700 |
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473. |
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Three figural tie tacks, 14k yg, one of an owl and the other two of frogs, 8.2dwt.
$350
-$450
Sold for $200 |
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474. |
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Ten Worcester porcelain plates and four footed dishes, late 19th c., with colorful bird and floral decoration and blue borders, plates 8.75”dia., dishes 8.75”dia.
$200
-$300
Sold for $425 |
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474A. |
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Set of thirteen fine, colorful Derby porcelain plates, approx. 10”dia. each
$200
-$300
Sold for $275 |
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475. |
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Fox brooch, 14k yg, in the form of a fox with bird in its mouth and with a ruby eye, 15.5dwt.
$600
-$800
Sold for $650 |
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476. |
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Wrestlers pendant on chain, 14k yg wrestlers charm supported by a 20” long 14k yg rope link chain, 5.3dwt.
$200
-$300
Sold for $200 |
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477. |
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Bull brooch, 14k yg in the form of a bull, with a ruby eye, 12.4dwt.
$500
-$700
Sold for $475 |
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478. |
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Set of six plates by Limoges, France, with duck postage stamp decoration 11.5”dia., partial French porcelain cooking service, 20th c., decorated with game animals to include 2 covered pots 4”h. & 5.5”h. and an open baking dish 17”l. together with a floral decorated porcelain baking dish 14”l.
$250
-$350
Sold for $100 |
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479. |
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Grouping of men’s jewelry & accessories to include: a sterling ID bracelet, carved pocket knife, gold-filled “Merry Christmas” charm, silver and marcasite frog brooch, four fraternity pins, small clip with fox head, carved walnut shell, silver Olympic ring, money clip with bull’s head, etc.
$50
-$100
Sold for $50 |
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479A. |
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Four similar fine, colorful Derby porcelain platters (one unmarked), largest 14.5”x10.75”
$200
-$300
Sold for $300 |
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480. |
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Queen Anne style mahogany mixing table with a Corian top. 32.5”h.x38”w.x21”d.
$200
-$300
Sold for $350 |
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481. |
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French style fire gilt chandelier, c.1900, with twelve lights. 23”h.x25”w.
$100
-$200
Sold for $175 |
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482. |
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Chippendale walnut slant-front desk, c.1780, with a lift lid opening to a step-down drawered and pigeonholed interior all over a case with one long drawer over two split drawers over two long drawers and all resting on straight bracket feet. 43”h.x38”w.
$700
-$900
Sold for $950 |
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483. |
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Four porcelain covered boxes with fox decorated lids, English creamware mug with transfer decoration “The Fox”, a porcelain fox dressed in a robe 4”h., and a porcelain fox with an urn, all 19th c.
$150
-$200
Sold for $325 |
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483A. |
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Eighteen fine, colorful Derby porcelain small plates, approx. 8”dia. each and thirteen soup plates 10”dia.
$250
-$350
Sold for $500 |
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484. |
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Set of ten Queen Anne style mahogany dining chairs by Henredon, eight side chairs and two armchairs 43.5”h.x21”w.x18”d., seats 18”h.
$800
-$1,000
Sold for $1600 |
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485. |
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Green Japanned storage cupboard, 20th c., with turned legs and center stretcher. 63”h.x42”w.x18”d.
$200
-$300
Sold for $150 |
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486. |
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Sterling silver centerpiece bowl. 16”l., 28 troy oz.
$600
-$800
Sold for $600 |
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487. |
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Tiffany sterling silver bread tray 10.5”l. and two baby cups. 11 troy oz.
$200
-$300
Sold for $275 |
|
487A. |
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Three similar fine, colorful Derby porcelain platters, two 16”x12.5” & one 18”x14”
$200
-$300
Sold for $600 |
|
488. |
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Chippendale style mahogany breakfront with glass shelves. 80.5”h.x50”w.x14”d.
$300
-$400
Sold for $150 |
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489. |
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Massive brass cowbell, 19th c., with a leather strap and iron buckle, bell 4.5”h.x8”dia.
$300
-$400
Sold for $300 |
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490. |
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Large turned wooden bowl, 19th c., with a raised rim. 6”h.x19”dia.
$100
-$150
Sold for $275 |
|
491. |
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Chippendale style mahogany commode, late 19th c., with two drawers over a long drawer, two doors and ball & claw feet. 32”h.x28”w.x18”d.
$300
-$400
Sold for $400 |
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492. |
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Misc. grouping to include: London silver 1708 toy porringer 1”h., two silver watch fobs, a dog and a fox, brass horse-form stamp, purple enameled compact, miniature cranberry glass and brass mug, two glass perfume bottles with sterling silver overlay, green glass and silver perfume bottle, tortoiseshell box, etc.
$300
-$400
Sold for $1200 |
|
492A. |
|
J.E. Caldwell & Co., Philadelphia reverse crystal intaglio brooch, 14k rose gold backing and horn frame, crystal has image of two rabbits, 15.0dwt.
$500
-$700
Sold for $2200 |
|
493. |
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English silver nutmeg grater in the form of a nut, a sterling silver example, two 19th c. Continental silver nutmeg graters, one decorated with a boy and bee 1.5”h., one with a turn handle 2.25”h. and a Georgian silver toddy ladle with a horn handle 8.5”l.
$200
-$300
Sold for $1000 |
|
494. |
|
Silver horse head watch fob, 9 silver metal horses, brass fox head with hinged lid, gold colored metal horse head vesta box 2”l., brass ram head vesta box with glass eyes, bronze bull dog head by Tiffany and Asian carved ivory horse and groomer, all 19th c.
$400
-$600
Sold for $850 |
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495. |
|
Set of Continental silver flatware, all monogrammed “dP”, to include six each dinner forks, luncheon forks, table spoons, teaspoons, serving spoons.
$1,000
-$1,500
Sold for $25 |
|
496. |
|
Group of seven 19th c. Continental silver miniatures- two windmills, merry-go-round, two wheelbarrows, sleigh with stag, and a dressing table form box 4”h.
$400
-$600
Sold for $600 |
|
497. |
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Group of five sterling and Continental silver items- silver stag bottle stopper, silver cow-form creamer with garnet eyes, sterling silver riding boot spur and egg cup 3.5”h., English silver toast holder.
$200
-$300
Sold for $600 |
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498. |
|
Two George III marrow spoons by Paul Crespin 1759, 8.25”l., two English silver marrow spoons by Robert Rogers, London 1773, 9”l. and three other Georgian marrow spoons.
$300
-$500
Sold for $800 |
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499. |
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Walnut double-barrel pistol, 18th c., with a brass trigger guard. As found. 14”l.
$100
-$200
Sold for $200 |
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500. |
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Large set of blue-cut-to-clear glassware, late 19th c., to include: 29 goblets 6”, 11 wine glasses 4.5”, 12 dessert glasses 4.25”, 12 sherry glasses 4”, 21 cordial glasses 3”, 2 bottles with stoppers 6.5”, some marked “VSL”, probably Val St. Lambert.
$400
-$600
Sold for $2400 |
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501. |
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English Prattware creamer, late 19th c., in the form of a fox head. 5.5”h.
$300
-$500
Sold for $550 |
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502. |
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Carved wood bowl 6”h.x15.5”dia. and a wood scoop 13”l., both 19th c.
$100
-$150
Sold for $275 |
|
502A. |
|
Ladies 14k yg anniversary band with 10 small channel set diamonds, a sapphire and sterling silver band and a pair of 14k yg teardrop earrings.
$150
-$200
Sold for $225 |
|
503. |
|
Carved ivory standing fox, 19th c., and mounted on a rectangular base. 3”h.
$300
-$400
Sold for $500 |
|
504. |
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French glass fox signed “Agulals, Paris”. 3.5”h.
$150
-$200
Sold for $150 |
|
505. |
|
Three 19th c. Austrian cold painted bronzes, a fox and rabbit 2”h., a fox dressed as a hunter 3”h. and a standing fox.
$200
-$300
Sold for $550 |
|
506. |
|
Relief carved alabaster plaque with figural group “Rebecca at the Well” signed “E.W. Wyon, Oct. 1843” 7”dia.
$200
-$300
Sold for $100 |
|
507. |
|
Enameled traveling clock, early 20th c., with ornate metal mounts and Arabic numerals. As found.
$100
-$150
Sold for $75 |
|
508. |
|
Six 19th c. Continental silver miniature boxes tallest 1.5”, sterling silver cup 2”h., gold colored metal watch fob with dog decoration, and group of silverplate items to include a dog whistle, fountain pen, pencil holder, letter openers, chamber sticks, etc.
$300
-$400
Sold for $900 |
|
509. |
|
Two 19th c. Staffordshire porcelain figures- a spill vase with foxes 7.5”h., a standing fox 7”h. and two other ceramic foxes.
$100
-$200
Sold for $600 |
|
510. |
|
White 19th c. Staffordshire porcelain watch safe with foxes, 19th c. white porcelain fox 3”h., milk glass fox-on-nest 7”h. and two other foxes.
$100
-$200
Sold for $50 |
|
511. |
|
Group of six ceramic foxes to include Beswick, Boehm, etc., largest 9.5”l.
$100
-$200
Sold for $425 |
|
512. |
|
Diminutive Queen Anne cedar highboy, c.1770, probably Bermuda, with a molded cornice above five drawers on a base with three drawers, scalloped apron and delicate turned legs. 59”h.x31.5”w.x19”d.
$1,000
-$1,500
Sold for $2000 |
|
512A. |
|
WITHDRAWN
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513. |
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Group of silver- sterling cake slice 9.25”; Dutch silver box w/Delft lid; 10 silver souvenir spoons, silver spoon w/fox head handle dated 1892; 2 English silver picks; silverplate- Gorham “Kings” fish slices 12”, Italian salad set, 8 miniature spoons, etc.
$100
-$150
Sold for $400 |
|
514. |
|
Ten ceramic fox items, 19th/20th c., to include 2 covered boxes, largest 4”h.
$100
-$150
Sold for $250 |
|
515. |
|
Lalique style frosted glass fox, clear glass fox and three ceramic foxes, tallest 5.5”h.
$100
-$150
Sold for $175000 |
|
516. |
|
White bisque porcelain planter, late 19th c., with fox and rabbit 6”h., and a white bisque porcelain figure, 20th c., of a seated fox in foxhunting attire 8”h.
$200
-$300
Sold for $100 |
|
517. |
|
Group of men’s jewelry and accessories- shirt studs, cufflinks, tie tacks, vest chains, etc.
$200
-$300
Sold for $800 |
|
518. |
|
Group of sterling silver tableware, flatware, etc.
$500
-$700
Sold for $1200 |
|
519. |
|
Chippendale walnut tall case clock, the painted moon dial face signed “Thos. Norton, Phila. County” and with a broken arch bonnet encasing eight-day works above a case with fluted columns flanking a shaped door above a conforming base with ogee feet. Provenance: The Wentz Family, owners of Hope Lodge, Fort Washington, PA from 1832 to1921. 91.5”h.
$7,000
-$9,000
Not Sold |
|
520. |
|
Black Forest carving of a fox on a fence, c.1880. 11”h.x46”l.
$400
-$600
Sold for $375 |
|
521. |
|
Pair of English 925 silver seated fox salt & pepper shakers. 3”h., 8 troy oz.
$300
-$400
Sold for $600 |
|
522. |
|
Six French silverplate picks, late 19th c., with animal handles and one with a shell handle, 9”l.
$200
-$300
Sold for $50 |
|
523. |
|
Pair of English 925 silver standing fox salt & pepper shakers. 3”l., 8 troy oz.
$300
-$400
Sold for $700 |
|
524. |
|
Set of eleven English 925 silver spoons, the handles with standing dog figures. 4.5”l.
$200
-$300
Sold for $225 |
|
525. |
|
Yellow glazed sewer tile fox head, late 19th c. 5.5”h.x5”w.
$150
-$200
Sold for $400 |
|
526. |
|
English ceramic fox head bottle advertising “R. Hill Wine and Spirits Merchants”, 19th c., repair to one ear. 5.5”l.
$150
-$200
Sold for $550 |
|
527. |
|
Staffordshire porcelain spill vase in the form of a standing fox. 8.5”h.
$100
-$150
Sold for $175 |
|
528. |
|
Carved ivory fox head walking stick handle, late 19th c., with glass eyes. 1.5”h.
$200
-$300
Sold for $650 |
|
529. |
|
Cold painted bronze of a fox with a rooster. 2.5”h.x9”l.
$150
-$200
Sold for $900 |
|
530. |
|
Group of five ceramic foxes.
$100
-$200
Sold for $275 |
|
531. |
|
Four cold painted bronze foxes, largest 5”l.
$150
-$250
Sold for $1300 |
|
532. |
|
Sandström, Harvey Dean [American, b.1925] framed and matted watercolor of mallards in flight signed lower center “Sandström 1983”. 9”x12”
$150
-$200
Sold for $200 |
|
533. |
|
Ceramic tankard with fox lid 10”h., two fox spill vases and a sugar bowl with fox handles (missing lid).
$75
-$125
Sold for $125 |
|
534. |
|
Cased set of eight silver spoons, the handles with running rabbits, by Swain Adeney, London.
$100
-$150
Sold for $225 |
|
535. |
|
Pair of German 800 silver seated fox salt & pepper shakers. 4”h., 10 troy oz.
$300
-$500
Sold for $750 |
|
536. |
|
Cold painted bronze, 19th c., of a seated fox 2.75”h., a metal standing fox 4.75”h., and two metal running foxes, largest 6.75”l.
$200
-$300
Sold for $700 |
|
537. |
|
Cold painted bronze figural group of foxes playing pool, late 19th c. 2.5”h.
$400
-$500
Sold for $750 |
|
538. |
|
Asian carved wood fox with a duck in its mouth 3.25”h., carved marcasite fox head 1.5”h., Asian jade carving of a rabbit mounted on an ebonized stand 3.5”h., all 20th c.
$300
-$400
Sold for $225 |
|
539. |
|
Group of ten porcelain fox figural group covered boxes, spill vases, etc.
$100
-$200
Sold for $325 |
|
540. |
|
Two ceramic foxes tallest 5”h., fox head, stag horn & pewter stein lid and a metal fox on round base.
$100
-$200
Sold for $150 |
|
541. |
|
Group of decorative doorknobs- 10 French porcelain w/floral decoration, 4 turquoise blue glass, pair of light blue with sulfide foxhunting scenes, 3 clear glass, and misc. hardware.
$200
-$300
Sold for $350 |
|
542. |
|
Large Russian lacquerware decorated box, c.1960, decorated with bears in a forest. 3.5”h.x10.25”w.
$150
-$200
Sold for $125 |
|
543. |
|
Ivory panel decorated with a Near East scene of a ruler and subjects. 7”x4” and a Russian lacquerware tea caddy 4”h.
$200
-$300
Sold for $300 |
|
544. |
|
Finely decorated Russian lacquerware box, c.1880, decorated with sledding scene and horses. 5”h.x8.5”w.
$150
-$200
Sold for $200 |
|
545. |
|
Carved ivory fox with chicken mounted on a marble base, late 19th c. As found. 4”h.
$200
-$400
Sold for $225 |
|
546. |
|
German porcelain fox head mug, late 19th c. 9”h. and a German porcelain bottle made in the form of a fox wearing a bowtie 8”h.
$250
-$350
Sold for $800 |
|
547. |
|
Russian lacquerware box, c.1960, with ice fishing decoration, signed. 2”h.x6”w.
$50
-$100
Sold for $75 |
|
548. |
|
Asian hard stone carving of a seated fox mounted on a wood base 1.25”h., 20th c., carved Asian ivory curled up horse on stand 1.25”h.x2.25”l., 19th c. and two other carved stone fox figures.
$200
-$300
Sold for $1500 |
|
549. |
|
Carved wood whip handle in the form of a fox with glass eyes 13”l., c.1880, small cold painted bronze fox and two hounds mounted on driftwood 12.5”l., and two small cold painted figures of a fox and of a hound mounted in a glass. dome, the mahogany base inscribed “G.H. Childs 1941”.
$200
-$300
Sold for $225 |
|
550. |
|
Russian lacquerware box decorated with a woman in the snow with Old Man Winter, signed and dated ’86 (1886). 2.25”h.
$100
-$150
Sold for $100 |
|
551. |
|
Bailey, Banks & Biddle boxed gold fox head shirt studs and cufflinks with garnet eyes.
$400
-$600
Sold for $1800 |
|
552. |
|
Set of thirteen coin silver spoons by H.J. Pepper 5.75”l., and four other flatware pieces.
$100
-$200
Sold for $200 |
|
553. |
|
German carved whip handle in the form of a seated fox with glass eyes, late 19th c., Two German stuffed foxes 6”h., and two porcelain toothpick holders with foxes.
$100
-$150
Sold for $75 |
|
554. |
|
Twenty six miniature cold painted bronzes- 24 fox figures, a duck and a dog, tallest .75”h.
$200
-$400
Sold for $700 |
|
555. |
|
Thirteen miniature cold painted bronze fox figures, tallest 1.5”h.
$300
-$500
Sold for $2300 |
|
556. |
|
Rockingham type ceramic holder decorated with a fox and rabbit 3.5”h., late 19th c., Victorian porcelain powder jar with fox head lid 4”dia., Royal Copeland porcelain figure of a seated fox 3.5”h., and a Dresden porcelain figure of a seated fox 3”h.
$150
-$200
Sold for $200 |
|
557. |
|
Pair of Staffordshire porcelain pen holders, c.1860, with fox decoration 2.5”h. and two other porcelain foxes tallest 4.5”h. As found.
$150
-$200
Sold for $125 |
|
558. |
|
Four Rosenthal German porcelain foxes, tallest 5”h.
$100
-$150
Sold for $350 |
|
559. |
|
Group of fox items- red Bohemia glass square with etched foxes, carved bone fox, metal seals, porcelain foxes, etc.
$200
-$300
Sold for $225 |
|
560. |
|
Porcelain figural group of a fox being chased by two hounds 5”h., late 19th c., Staffordshire porcelain spill vase in the form of a bird and fox with a center urn 6.75”h., late 19th c., bisque lid in the form of a fox with a rabbit, late 19th c., porcelain figural group of a boy and fox, and two porcelain foxes. As found.
$100
-$150
Sold for $300 |
|
561. |
|
Royal Copenhagen porcelain fox with kits. 4.25”h.
$100
-$150
Sold for $225 |
|
562. |
|
Three English ceramic fox head stirrup cups, tallest 5”h.
$200
-$400
Sold for $950 |
|
563. |
|
Painted ceramic seated fox signed “Louis Paul Jonas Studios” 2.5”h., two German Rosenthal porcelain recumbent foxes 3.25”h., ceramic fox-form salt shaker 3.75”h., Porcelain seated fox, 20th c., Aynsley, England 3”h.
$150
-$200
Sold for $200 |
|
564. |
|
St. Louis frosted glass lid in the form of a fox 3”h., two porcelain fox heads, 19th c., two porcelain boxes with fox lids, 19th c., and a white porcelain fox whistle. Tallest 5.5”h.
$100
-$150
Sold for $175 |
|
565. |
|
Rosewood cased humidor by Dunhill, inside lid dated 9-24-83 and with signatures, the lid with plaque “J. E. duP”. 5.5”h.x12.5”w.x10.25”d.
$50
-$100
Sold for $300 |
|
566. |
|
Group of five ceramic foxes, largest 5.25”.
$100
-$200
Sold for $425 |
|
567. |
|
Meissen porcelain figural group of foxes with their kits, 19th c. 7”h.x10”w.
$500
-$800
Sold for $1000 |
|
568. |
|
Eleven Austrian cold painted bronze standing foxes, approx. 4”h. each
$500
-$700
Sold for $850 |
|
569. |
|
Carved alabaster figure of a seated fox, 19th c. 9”h.x5”w.
$150
-$200
Sold for $125 |
|
570. |
|
Austrian cold painted bronze figural group of foxes in foxhunting attire seated at a table. 3”h.x4.5”l.
$200
-$300
Sold for $1200 |
|
571. |
|
Parian ware figure of a fox with game, after a bronze by C. Moigniez 5”h.x8”w., German porcelain figure of a fox playing a fiddle 6.25”h., 19th c., and pair of Staffordshire porcelain quill holders, c.1860, with fox decoration 4”h.
$200
-$300
Sold for $175 |
|
572. |
|
Five sulfide marbles containing lamb figures, largest 2”dia.
$200
-$300
Sold for $175 |
|
573. |
|
Two miniature cold painted bronze foxes playing pool 1.5”h., nine-piece Austrian cold painted bronze marching band of foxes and a rabbit .75”h., and an eight-piece Austrian cold painted bronze marching band of foxes 1.25”h.
$600
-$800
Sold for $750 |
|
574. |
|
German Victorian porcelain planter with a huntsman, dog and dead fox 5.5”h., Spode porcelain figure of a standing fox 5.5”h.x11”l., and a pair of Staffordshire porcelain pen holders, c.1860, with fox and dead bird 3.5”h.
$300
-$400
Sold for $550 |
|
575. |
|
Seven Austrian cold painted bronze foxes, largest 8”l.
$1,000
-$1,500
Sold for $1600 |
|
576. |
|
Large porcelain fox head stirrup cup, late 19th c. 7”h.
$150
-$200
Sold for $1200 |
|
577. |
|
Four seated Austrian cold painted bronze foxes, tallest 3”h.
$200
-$300
Sold for $700 |
|
578. |
|
Six porcelain fox figures, a covered box with fox lid and a white porcelain bird whistle, largest pc. 4.25”h.
$100
-$150
Sold for $175 |
|
579. |
|
KPM porcelain figure of a standing fox on an oval base 3”x6”, Royal Copenhagen porcelain figure of a seated fox 6”h. and a sleeping fox 6”l.
$300
-$400
Sold for $325 |
|
580. |
|
Two cold painted bronze miniature foxhunting figural groups with hounds and foxes, tallest 1.5”h.
$150
-$200
Sold for $475 |
|
581. |
|
Three Austrian cold painted bronze foxes, tallest 4”h.
$200
-$300
Sold for $1200 |
|
582. |
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Group of twenty-five metal animal figures, some cold painted, tallest 4.5”h.
$200
-$300
Sold for $600 |
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583. |
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Fourteen miniature cold painted bronze foxes, tallest 1.5”h.
$200
-$400
Sold for $650 |
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584. |
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Large porcelain figure of a rabbit with an egg and Easter basket, late 19th c. 9”h.
$300
-$400
Sold for $425 |
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585. |
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Turner, William [American/Virginia, 1934- ] bronze figure of a recumbent fox signed “W.H. Turner 11/25 1983”. 2.5”h.x13.5”l.x2.75”w.
$150
-$200
Sold for $350 |
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586. |
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Cold painted bronze of a fox in black tie dress 3.5”h., late 19th c., Austrian cold painted bronze fox with quail 2”h., and six other contemporary cold painted bronze foxes.
$300
-$500
Sold for $950 |
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587. |
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Maple framed Currier & Ives print “Woodcock”. 10.5”x13”
$100
-$200
Sold for $250 |
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588. |
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Sandström, Harvey Dean [American, b.1925] framed and matted watercolor painting of birds “Campephilus Principalis” and signed upper left “Sandström” and articles about the bird. 17”x19”
$300
-$400
Sold for $425 |
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589. |
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Two silver swan-form master salts with glass inserts and moveable wings, probably German. 3.25”h.x4.75”l.
$150
-$200
Sold for $425 |
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590. |
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Pair of 14k yg cufflinks and three shirt studs with garnet stones retailed by J.E. Caldwell.
$600
-$800
Sold for $425 |
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591. |
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Miniature French style gilt and enamel decorated porcelain set of furniture- two chairs, a stool and table/music box with Swiss movement 20th c. and another small non-matching chair. Table 2”h.x3”l.
$200
-$300
Sold for $650 |
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592. |
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Cloisonné chamber stick 2”h., 19th c., Silver cup made by John Henry & Charles Lias, London 1829 2.5”h., a sterling silver pitcher and bowl, Victorian silverplate squirrel napkin ring.
$200
-$300
Sold for $375 |
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593. |
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German porcelain pipe in the form of a seated fox, late 19th c. 4.25”l.
$200
-$300
Sold for $200 |
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594. |
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Meerschaum pipe with carved foxhunt scene, 19th c. 7”l.
$100
-$150
Sold for $250 |
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595. |
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Three porcelain fox head stirrup cups, 19th c., each approx. 5”h.
$500
-$600
Sold for $500 |
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596. |
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Group of table linens, napkins, placemats, doilies, etc., some damask.
$100
-$200
Sold for $175 |
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597. |
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“Eversharp” 14k yg ink pen.
$500
-$700
Sold for $275 |
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598. |
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Meissen porcelain ashtray with a seated fox figure. 3.5”h.
$200
-$300
Sold for $375 |
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599. |
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Meissen porcelain figural group of two kit foxes. 6”h.
$400
-$600
Sold for $750 |
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600. |
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Two Russian lacquerware tea caddy boxes, late 19th c., one with a sled scene and the other with a dinner table scene. 4”h.x6”w.x4”d.
$200
-$400
Sold for $300 |
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601. |
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Carved wood decoy of a black duck with original paint decoration and signed “R. Bliss” 16”l. and a carved wood decoy of a pintail duck, 20th c., with paint of a later date. 18” l.
$300
-$400
Sold for $375 |
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602. |
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Three round Russian lacquerware boxes each with decorated tops.5”, 4” & 3.5”dia.
$100
-$150
Sold for $50 |
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603. |
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Three carved duck decoys- canvasback duck, c.1940, with original paint decoration 16”l., pintail duck, early 20th c., with paint of a later date 19.5”l., and a hooded merganser, 20th c., with paint of a later date.
$200
-$300
Sold for $375 |
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604. |
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Atlas of the Main Line 1948, Franklin Survey Co., Delaware County Vol. I 1909-10, A.H. Mueller. Map of Delaware Co., and a smaller Main Line Atlas. As found.
$75
-$100
Sold for $150 |
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605. |
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Large Russian lacquerware decorated box, c.1960, decorated with bears in a forest. 3.5”h.x10.25”l.
$100
-$150
Sold for $150 |
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606. |
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Two Dobbs straw hats in original boxes and a Stetson straw boater hat.
$50
-$100
Sold for $75 |
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607. |
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Large Russian lacquerware box. The top and front decorated with sleigh races with galloping horses. As found. 5.25”h.x8”w.x5.25”d.
$100
-$200
Sold for $100 |
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608. |
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Watercolor painting of a bowl of roses signed l.r. “Helen Paul”. 15”x20.25”
$50
-$100
Sold for $5 |
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609. |
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Three rectangular Russian lacquerware decorated boxes, c.1960. 6.25” & two 5”l.
$100
-$150
Sold for $50 |
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610. |
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Four contemporary oil on canvas paintings, largest 13.25”x10.5”
$50
-$100
Sold for $15 |
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611. |
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Two similar Russian lacquerware boxes, c.1960, one decorated with a deer hunter on horseback 2.5”x2.75” and the other with a man and bird 2”x4”, both signed.
$100
-$150
Sold for $75 |
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612. |
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Two brass cow bells with leather straps, largest 24”l.
$150
-$200
Sold for $250 |
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613. |
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Cylindrical Russian lacquerware box marked “62”, decorated with three horses and a cart. 3.5”h.x4”dia.
$100
-$150
Sold for $125 |
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614. |
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Early Staffordshire porcelain seated fox figure 3.25”h., c.1765, and a late 19th c. German porcelain standing fox toothpick holder 4.5”h.
$200
-$300
Sold for $400 |
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615. |
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Collection of ten leather and brass/metal livestock bells, brass sleigh bells in a wooden box, largest example 20”l.
$200
-$300
Sold for $450 |
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616. |
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Group of Beatrix Potter porcelain figures by E. Warne & Co., Ltd., Beswick, London each approx 3.5”h., and two Goebel birds and an unmarked bird.
$200
-$300
Sold for $700 |
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617. |
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Round Russian lacquerware box decorated with two women, signed and dated ’88. 2”h.x5”dia.
$100
-$150
Sold for $75 |
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618. |
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Three rectangular carved wood trenchers with red painted bases, largest 25.5”l.
$150
-$200
Sold for $125 |
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619. |
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Four Russian lacquerware decorated pieces, c.1960- an oval box with bird decoration 1.5”h. canister 2”h., a round pendant 2”dia. and a square Russian lacquerware decorated box 1.25”h.x7”w.
$150
-$200
Sold for $300 |
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620. |
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Four English Staffordshire spaniels, c.1870, largest 11.5”h.
$100
-$150
Sold for $250 |
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621. |
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Three Russian lacquerware decorated boxes, c.1960, one square and two oval and a rectangular Russian lacquerware box decorated with horsemen, signed and dated ’90, largest 3”h.
$150
-$200
Sold for $400 |
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622. |
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Group of twelve English Staffordshire spaniels, c.1870, tallest 6”h., and a chalkware dog 3.25”h.
$200
-$300
Sold for $125 |
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623. |
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Six Russian lacquerware boxes, largest 1”h.x2.5”w.
$150
-$200
Sold for $225 |
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624. |
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Ceramic fox head cookie jar 9”h., late 19th c., signed “Gien” and a porcelain seated fox on a plinth 7.5”h., early 20th c.
$100
-$200
Sold for $900 |
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625. |
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Bowl carved “In which Princess Nahienaena’s feather lei was returned to Hawaii from the Marquesas by Reverend James K. Kekela in 1899”. 8”h.x13”w.
$50
-$100
Sold for $13000 |
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626. |
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Porcelain fox head, late 19th c., probably German 7.5”h. and a Ceramic oil lamp, late 19th c., in the form of a vixen fox 8.5”h.
$200
-$300
Sold for $350 |
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627. |
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Five Russian lacquerware boxes, largest 1.75”h.x5.5”w.
$150
-$200
Sold for $75 |
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628. |
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Colorful English Majolica ceramic pitcher, late 19th c., with fox head finial and riding whip handle.14”h.
$400
-$600
Sold for $900 |
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629. |
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Five Russian lacquerware boxes, largest 2.15”h.x4”w.
$150
-$200
Sold for $125 |
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630. |
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Carved wood decoy of a hen bufflehead duck, 20th c., with original paint decoration 19.5” l. and a carved wood and paint decorated figure of a spotted sandpiper, 20th c., 7”h.x8”l.
$50
-$100
Sold for $175 |
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631. |
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Ten Russian lacquerware boxes, largest 5.125”l.
$200
-$300
Sold for $325 |
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632. |
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WITHDRAWN |
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633. |
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Six Russian lacquerware boxes and a goblet, largest box 1.75”h.x6”w.
$200
-$300
Sold for $125 |
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634. |
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Shepard, Ernest Howard [British, 1879-1976] pen and ink drawing of foxes in a theme park signed lower right “Ernest H. Shepard” and titled verso “The Three Foxes”. 12”x9.5”
$400
-$600
Sold for $3250 |
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635. |
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Six Russian lacquerware boxes, some 19th c., largest 2.5”h.x4”w.
$200
-$300
Sold for $400 |
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636. |
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Large watercolor painting of two ducks titled “Chaulelasmus Streperus Gadwell” and signed l.r. indistinctly. 35”x25”
$500
-$800
Sold for $1500 |
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637. |
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Five Russian lacquerware boxes, largest 1.5”h.x7.5”w.
$200
-$300
Sold for $175 |
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638. |
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Round gilt framed shell work of a bird carrying a fish, 20th c. 19”dia.
$100
-$200
Sold for $125 |
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639. |
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Three 19th c. Russian lacquerware boxes- one with a lock decorated with two horses and people in an open sleigh 4”h., one decorated with a statue of a man 3”h. and one decorated with a water girl. 3.5”h.x5.5”l.
$200
-$300
Sold for $500 |
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640. |
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Assembled Lionel train set, c.1950, to include two locomotives, cars, stations, transformer, boxes of track, crossing signs, cattle loader and a small Marklin engine and tender.
$400
-$600
Sold for $1900 |
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641. |
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Three Russian lacquerware boxes- one 19th c. decorated with three horses and an open cart 1”h.x5.25”l., one decorated with a lake scene 2”h.x6”l. and one decorated with a shipwreck 2.25”h.x5.5”l.
$250
-$350
Sold for $550 |
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642. |
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Three maple framed and matted engravings of birds “Engraved, Printed & Colored by R. Havell 1834”, to include: Great Red-breasted Rail, Plate CCIII, 17.5”x24”, Lora Rail, Plate CCXXXIII, 17.5”x24” and Virginia Rail, Plate CCV, 17.5”x23.5”
$800
-$1,200
Sold for $1600 |
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643. |
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Four 19th c. Russian lacquerware decorated pieces- box decorated with a mountain scene, box decorated with a man and woman riding a wolf 2”h., tea caddy decorated with three horses and people in an open cart 4.5”h. and a canister decorated with a man and woman 6”h.x2.5”dia.
$200
-$300
Sold for $550 |
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644. |
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Stag horn cane handle carved in the form of a fox 3.5”l., stag horn whip handle with a silver fox, late 19th c. 3”l., eight German carved wood foxes and a ceramic fox.
$100
-$200
Sold for $225 |
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645. |
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Two 19th c. Russian lacquerware boxes each decorated with three horses and a sleigh. 2”h. & 2.25”h.
$150
-$200
Sold for $200 |
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646. |
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Five ceramic foxes, three by Rosenthal incl. the largest 6”h.
$150
-$200
Sold for $300 |
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647. |
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Five Staffordshire fox figural groups, c.1870, including a quill holder, tallest 8”h.
$100
-$150
Sold for $325 |
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648. |
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Two Russian lacquerware boxes, 20th c., one decorated with a man and a woman and the other with two warriors on horseback, 2”h. each
$100
-$200
Sold for $50 |
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649. |
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Eight porcelain fox figures including Royal Doulton, Struck and Royal Worcester, tallest 5”h.
$150
-$200
Sold for $325 |
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650. |
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Russian lacquerware plaque decorated with a horse and sledding scene, signed and dated 1988. 16.25”x9.5”
$100
-$200
Sold for $175 |
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651. |
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Pennsylvania maple flintlock long rifle, c.1790, with a brass trigger guard, the lock signed “J. Werdebaugh”. Heavily refinished. 67”l.
$400
-$600
Sold for $1400 |
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652. |
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Pair of Asian porcelain duck boxes, 19th c. 8”h.x7.5”l.
$300
-$400
Sold for $1300 |
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653. |
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Lancaster County, Pennsylvania walnut percussion long rifle, c.1790, signed “Depperd”, around a 60 cal., probably a goose gun. 68”l.
$400
-$600
Sold for $1400 |
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654. |
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Oak framed stained glass armorial crest of the William Licester Austin family (“Beaumont”, Bryn Mawr, PA) grandfather to John E. du Pont and president of the Baldwin Locomotive Works. 24”x32”
$150
-$250
Sold for $375 |
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655. |
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Sandström, Harvey Dean [American, b.1925] ten unframed watercolor paintings of various birds, each signed “Sandström”, approx. 20”x12” each
$400
-$600
Sold for $1000 |
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656. |
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Set of twelve Mason’s, England ironstone game bird plates, two each of six birds, with color transfer decoration and sepia borders. 10.5”dia. each
$200
-$300
Sold for $250 |
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657. |
|
Sandström, Harvey Dean [American, b.1925] ten unframed watercolor paintings of various birds, each signed “Sandström”, approx. 20”x12” each
$400
-$600
Sold for $900 |
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658. |
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Limoges china game bird service, late 19th c., to include a platter and twelve matching plates, each with a different bird against a red background and ornate gilt decorated borders and each titled with the name of the bird verso. Platter 17.5”x12”, plates 9”dia.
$400
-$600
Sold for $2750 |
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659. |
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Peirce, John R. [American, 1900-1970] folio of fourteen watercolor paintings of birds by John R. Peirce. 12 are 10”x15” & 2 are 15”x10”
$400
-$600
Sold for $1200 |
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660. |
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American baluster form creamer, 18th c., with ornate chased scroll work and trifid feet. 4.25”h.
$200
-$300
Sold for $175 |
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661. |
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Framed E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Co. shipping manifest from the ship “Tam O’Shanter, dated 16, May 1877. 5.5”x13”
$25
-$75
Sold for $850 |
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662. |
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Tin over wood silhouette of a Canadian goose, used as a decoy for goose hunting, early 20th c.18”x33”
$100
-$150
Sold for $150 |
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663. |
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Shuptrine, Hubert [American, 1936-2006] watercolor portrait of a bearded man, signed l.r. “Hubert Shuptrine”. 18.5”x14”
$500
-$700
Sold for $15000 |
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664. |
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Shuptrine, Hubert [American, 1936-2006] watercolor portrait of John E. du Pont, signed l.l. “Hubert Shuptrine”. 27”x18.5”
$500
-$700
Sold for $4750 |
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665. |
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Two volume set with half calf , George Washington by W.C. Ford, Scribner & Sons, NY, 1900, limited edition No. 1050 out of 1250. 10.25”h.
$50
-$100
Sold for $125 |
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666. |
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English mahogany sea captain’s desk, c.1820, with a pull-up mirror above a cylinder roll opening to a writing desk over a single drawer and faux drawers, the sides with pull out drawers and brass handles. 37”h.x25.5”w.x23”d.
$1,500
-$2,000
Sold for $1500 |
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667. |
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Twenty-eight volume set, red half-calf, The Universal Anthology published by the Clark Co., London, 1899, limited edition 444 of 1000. 10.25”h.
$300
-$400
Sold for $150 |
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668. |
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New England Queen Anne style tiger maple lowboy with a shell carved center drawer. 30”h., top 36”x20”
$500
-$700
Sold for $450 |
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669. |
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Hepplewhite cherry two-part secretary bookcase, c.1800, with two blind doors opening to a shelved interior above a lower section with a lift lid opening to an unusual pigeonholed and serpentine document drawered interior over four graduated drawers and flaring French feet. 84.5”h.x44.5”w.
$600
-$800
Sold for $750 |
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670. |
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Oil on canvas equine portrait, c.1900, signed l.r. “RVVS”, and mounted in a gilt frame. 11.5”x13.75”
$200
-$300
Sold for $150 |
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671. |
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Set of eight Duncan Phyfe style mahogany chairs with carved lyre backs and striped upholstered seats, two armchairs and six side chairs 33.25”h.x18”w.x16”d., seats 18”h.
$800
-$1,000
Sold for $400 |
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672. |
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Jacobean oak center hall table with breadboard ends, carved frieze, a single drop leaf and stretcher base. 30.5”h.x33.5”l.x28”w., leaf 21.5”
$400
-$600
Sold for $200 |
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673. |
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French oval oil on canvas portrait of a standing young woman wearing a white dress and ermine trimmed scarlet wrap, c.1860, and the ornate gilt frame bearing a plaque indicating the artist as Anton Einsle, unsigned. 25”x29”
$500
-$700
Sold for $250 |
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674. |
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Maryland Sheraton secretary desk, c.1820, the upper section with tambour doors opening to a document drawered and pigeonholed interior over a lower section with a fold down lid opening to a writing surface above three drawers and unusual turned legs, possibly Annapolis. 57”h.x42”w.x19.5”d.
$700
-$900
Sold for $600 |
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675. |
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Three ring-binders of antique furniture and accessories in the du Pont home, “Foxcatcher Farm”, Newtown Square, PA and a Sotheby’s insurance appraisal dated 1989.
$150
-$200
Sold for $550 |
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676. |
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Large Anglo-Irish Queen Anne mahogany drop-leaf table, c.1760, with two D-shaped leaves, cylindrical legs and carved drake feet. 27.5”h.x19”w.x57”d., each leaf 21”
$800
-$1,000
Not Sold |
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677. |
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Group of early brass locks, small glass inkstand, miniature sterling silver scale, lacquered box, cloisonné cup plates, etc.
$250
-$350
Sold for $550 |
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678. |
|
American mahogany cased and brass-bound apothecary chest, c,1820, with multiple bottles. 8.5”h.x15”w.x11.25”d.
$200
-$300
Sold for $275 |
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679. |
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Pennsylvania bamboo turned Windsor armchair, 19th c. 35”h.x19.5”w.x17”d., seat 16.5”h.
$100
-$200
Sold for $100 |
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680. |
|
Queen Anne mahogany mirror, 18th c., with a foliate gilt carved crest. 52”x19.5”
$600
-$800
Sold for $2000 |
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681. |
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Diminutive French mahogany hanging shelf, 19th c., with pierced carved sides and two lower doors. 29.5”h.x19”w.x7”d.
$150
-$250
Sold for $225 |
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682. |
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Gilt decorated Rococo mirror, c.1900. 37”x25”
$150
-$250
Sold for $500 |
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683. |
|
Pennsylvania Windsor side chair, c.1800, with a saddle seat 35”h.x22”x15”d., seat 16”h. and a Windsor bamboo turned armchair.
$100
-$200
Sold for $100 |
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684. |
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Diminutive Victorian walnut chest of drawers, c.1880, with four small drawers over three drawers over two drawers and a lower single drawer, scalloped skirt and straight bracket feet. 23”h.x26”w.x11.5”d.
$200
-$300
Sold for $275 |
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685. |
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Child’s Empire mahogany saber-leg side chair with figured maple splat. 28”h.x17”w.x16”d., seat 15”h.
$50
-$100
Sold for $275 |
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686. |
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Brass-bound camphorwood storage chest, c.1860. 15”h.x34”w.x16”d.
$50
-$100
Sold for $125 |
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687. |
|
Diminutive pine with walnut stain chest of drawers with an unusual ribbon carved upper drawer over two small drawers over two long drawers and turned feet. 21.5”h.x20”w.x10”d.
$100
-$150
Sold for $125 |
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688. |
|
Watercolor character painting of John du Pont signed “J. Audubon Peirce” 14”x16.5”, a Merry Christmas hand drawn large card and a signed Harvey Sandström watercolor painting of a bird 14”x10”
$100
-$150
Sold for $425 |
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689. |
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Two 3-ring binders with photographs and over 60 letters from U.S. Presidents s to include George Bush, Gerald Ford, Ronald Reagan and other statesmen and politicians, thanking John E. du Pont for giving them a copy of his book “Never Give Up”.
$150
-$200
Sold for $1100 |
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690. |
|
Large faux wood round plaque University of Pennsylvania “Relay Carnival- Sprint Medley Championship 1979” with relief figures of Benjamin Franklin with athletes. 32”dia.
$100
-$150
Sold for $375 |
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691. |
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Taxidermy of a ferret standing on a piece of pine. 7”h.x10”l.x6.25”w.
$50
-$100
Sold for $125 |
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End of Sale - Thank You! |
