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FALL FABULOUS FINDS 3 DAY AUCTION THE WAREHOUSE,

Fri Oct 25 - 10:00AM


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  • WILLIAM AND MARY GATE LEG TABLE.

    WILLIAM AND MARY GATE LEG TABLE.

  • WILLIAM AND MARY STYLE GATE LEG TABLE.

    WILLIAM AND MARY STYLE GATE LEG TABLE.

  • WILLIAM AND MARY STYLE WINGBACK CHAIR.

    WILLIAM AND MARY STYLE WINGBACK CHAIR.

  • WILLIAM AND MARY STYLE CHINOISERIE DESK

    WILLIAM AND MARY STYLE CHINOISERIE DESK

Lot: 315 - WILLIAM AND MARY GATE LEG TABLE.

WILLIAM AND MARY GATE LEG TABLE. American, first half 18th Century. Pine and maple. Oval top. Dovetailed drawer and nicely turned legs and stretchers. Refinished, age splits and repairs. 26.75"h. 44.75"w. 50.25" open with 17.5" leaves.

Lot: 316 - WILLIAM AND MARY STYLE GATE LEG TABLE.

WILLIAM AND MARY STYLE GATE LEG TABLE. American, 19th and 20th Century. Mahogany. Leaves and top with fluted edge, turned legs and stretchers. 30.5"h. 42"w. 48.25" open with 17" leaves.

Lot: 317 - WILLIAM AND MARY STYLE WINGBACK CHAIR.

WILLIAM AND MARY STYLE WINGBACK CHAIR. American, first half 20th Century. Mahogany. Turned arm stiles, legs and stretchers and heavily carved front stretcher. Dark blue patterned fabric. Some finish wear. Seat 20"h. Overall, 48"h.

Lot: 318 - WILLIAM AND MARY STYLE CHINOISERIE DESK ON STAND.

WILLIAM AND MARY STYLE CHINOISERIE DESK ON STAND. England, mid-19th Century. Intricately decorated top with two doors that open to fitted interior with drawers and slant front that opens to sectioned area. Base with turned legs, shaped "X" stretcher and single drawer. Wear and loss, finish wear. 43.5"h. 22.25"w. 20.75"d.

Lot: 319 - QUEEN ANNE STYLE DINING TABLE.

QUEEN ANNE STYLE DINING TABLE. American, second half 20th Century. Mahogany. Oval top and cabriole legs with carved knees and pad feet. Two legs swing to support leaves. 29"h. 58"w. 69.5" open with 24" leaves.

Lot: 320 - FIVE WINDSOR CHAIRS.

FIVE WINDSOR CHAIRS. American, late-18th and early-19th Century. Mixed woods. A sack back Windsor, spindle back, shaped arms and seat, turned legs and stretchers. Repaint and repair. Seat 17.5"h. Overall 35"h. A hoop back Windsor, spindle back, turned legs and stretchers with black repaint. Seat 17"h. Overall 36.75"h. And three stepdown Windsors, spindle backs and bamboo turnings. Two with black paint. Seat 17.75"h. Overall 35"h. And seat 17.75"h. Overall 35.5"h. And one in natural finish. Seat 18"h. Overall 36"h.

Lot: 321 - QUEEN ANNE STYLE OPEN PEWTER CUPBOARD.

QUEEN ANNE STYLE OPEN PEWTER CUPBOARD. England, mid-19th Century. Oak with some pine secondary. In two pieces. Top with cove molding and lattice work, three shelves and two blind doors over drawers on either side. Base with veneer inlaid band on top, three dovetailed drawers with applied beaded edges and brass bale handles and with cabriole legs in front with pad feet. Age splits, surface wear, replaced slides in drawers. 78.75"h. 74.5"w. 21"d.

Lot: 322 - QUEEN ANNE CORNER CHAIR.

QUEEN ANNE CORNER CHAIR. England, mid-18th Century. Mahogany. "U" shaped back, round arm and with cups, turned stiles and back legs. Bootjack splat, cabriole front legs with shell carved knee and pad foot. Refinished with glued repairs. 17" seat ht. 29.75"h.

Lot: 323 - QUEEN ANNE SIDE CHAIR.

QUEEN ANNE SIDE CHAIR. American, mid-18th Century. Maple and pine. Shaped crest, vase splat, nicely turned front legs and stretchers. Front legs with Spanish feet. Rush seat and worn old finish. 17.5" seat ht. 41.75"h.

Lot: 324 - QUEEN ANNE ARM CHAIRS WITH CHINOISERIE DECORATION.

QUEEN ANNE ARM CHAIRS WITH CHINOISERIE DECORATION. England, first half 20th Century. Shaped crest with carved scrolls, decorated oblong splat, cabriole front legs with pad feet and pink satin upholstered seat. Wear to seats and finish wear. 16" seat ht. 35.5"h.

Lot: 325 - CHIPPENDALE STYLE INLAID SECRETARY BOOKCASE.

CHIPPENDALE STYLE INLAID SECRETARY BOOKCASE. England, late 19th Century. Mahogany with pine secondary. In two pieces. Top with molded cornice and doors with geometric traceries. Slant front base, four dovetailed drawers, bracket feet and fitted interior. Banded inlays and burled panels. Refinished with some missing veneer. 85.25"h. 39.75"w. 22"d. 30" writing ht.

Lot: 326 - SPONGE DECORATED CHIPPENDALE BLANKET CHEST.

SPONGE DECORATED CHIPPENDALE BLANKET CHEST. American, second half 18th Century. Pine. Top with applied edge molding. Front with two false drawer fronts over two dovetailed drawers. Bracket feet and worn reddish brown sponging. Some wear and point loss. 37.25"h. 37.5"w.19"d.

Lot: 327 - CHIPPENDALE CHEST OF DRAWERS.

CHIPPENDALE CHEST OF DRAWERS. American, late 18th Century. Cherry with pine secondary. Top with rounded edge over applied moldings, solid ends, quarter round fluted pilaster. Case with beaded edges around drawers, four dovetailed drawers and ogee bracket feet. Refinished, replaced brasses and feet. 37.75"h. 40.25"w. 19.75"d.

Lot: 328 - CHIPPENDALE CHEST OF DRAWERS.

CHIPPENDALE CHEST OF DRAWERS. American, late 18th Century. Pine. Red paint. Carved and molded applied cornice, four overlapping dovetailed drawers, fluted quartered pilasters, bracket base and shaped apron. Wear to most edges. 42.25"h. 42"w. 18.5"d.

Lot: 329 - PAINT-DECORATED CHIPPENDALE BLANKET CHEST.

PAINT-DECORATED CHIPPENDALE BLANKET CHEST. American, circa 1800. Blue and black grain paint over old red. Lid with applied edge moldings. Dovetailed case, two lower overlapping dovetailed drawers, bracket feet. Wear to paint along edges. 26.5"h. 43"w. 20.75"d.

Lot: 330 - TWO CHIPPENDALE SCROLL MIRRORS AND A TABLE.

TWO CHIPPENDALE SCROLL MIRRORS AND A TABLE. American, 19th Century. The first with beveled gilt border and scrolled frame, the pierced crest adorned with a gilt phoenix. Replaced mirror with original back. 42"h. 22.75"w. The second with beveled border and scrolled frame. With scratches to frame and old repairs. 40"h. 19"w. Together with a wood drop-leaf table. 20"h. 18.25"w. Three pieces total.

Lot: 331 - TWO BIRDCAGE WINDSOR CHAIRS.

TWO BIRDCAGE WINDSOR CHAIRS. American, first quarter 19th Century. Bamboo turnings, shaped seats, splayed legs with stretchers. Refinished with wear. 17.5" seat ht. 42"h.

Lot: 332 - CHIPPENDALE SIDE CHAIR.

CHIPPENDALE SIDE CHAIR. American, fourth quarter 19th Century. Mahogany. Ribbon back, square legs with beaded edge, "H" stretcher and upholstered slip seat. Wear, repair and is loose. 17.5" seat, 38.5"h.

Lot: 333 - DOME-TOP SEA CHEST.

DOME-TOP SEA CHEST. American, late 18th to early 19th Century. Oak. Canted front and back, molded base, rope twist hand-wrought iron bail handles, dovetail construction with square nails, lidded till with dovetailed drawer below. Molding along top edge absent on left side, base molding on right side with some damage. With key. 26.5"h. 52.5"w. 22.5"d.

Lot: 334 - HANGING CORNER CUPBOARD.

HANGING CORNER CUPBOARD. England, circa 1800. Mahogany with pine secondary. Molded cornice, fluted stiles, doors with two panels and interior shaped shelves with worn green paint and two lower dovetailed drawers. Refinished with some wear and repairs. 45.75"h. 35"w. 21"d. And takes a 23.5" corner.

Lot: 335 - INLAID KNIFE BOX.

INLAID KNIFE BOX. England, circa 1800. Mahogany. Slanted lid, shaped front, beaded edges, string, shell and star inlays. Interior retains fitted cutlery holder. Refinished, some age splits and missing inlay. 15"h. 9"w. 12.25"d.

Lot: 336 - TWO TALL CASE CLOCKS FACES.

TWO TALL CASE CLOCKS FACES. Circa 1800. One is American, pine and has an arched top with polychrome floral decoration. A basket of flowers crest. Some paint loss and is slightly cupped. 19.5"h. 13.75"w. The second one is English. Pressed sheet metal with arched top, floral decoration on corners and scenic crest with lady and a swan. Name on front "M. Alexander, Hexham". Some wear and paint loss. 18.5"h. 13"w.

Lot: 337 - THREE FORGED IRON TRAMMELS.

THREE FORGED IRON TRAMMELS. America, early 19th Century. Of the sawtooth variety. Pitting and oxidation throughout. Large iron ring holder. 40"h. Hook holder. 33.75"h. And chain holder. 34"h. plus chain.

Lot: 338 - THREE FORGED IRON TRAMMEL.

THREE FORGED IRON TRAMMEL. American, early 19th Century. A chain trammel with twisted hook. 51.25"l. Sawtooth trammel. 33"l. And an eyehook trammel. 43.5"l.

Lot: 339 - TWO PIECES OF PERIOD STYLE LIGHTING.

TWO PIECES OF PERIOD STYLE LIGHTING. American, late 20th Century. Iron. In the late 18th - early 19th century style. A spherical shaped cage gimbal lamp with double whale oil burner. Repairs. 12" dia. And an adjustable rush light and candle holder. 24"l.

Lot: 340 - INLAID JEWELRY BOX.

INLAID JEWELRY BOX. England, first half 19th Century. Mahogany with oak secondary. Line inlays, ring handles, paw feet, lidded fitted compartment and lower dovetailed Drawer with spring release. 6"h. 10.5"w. 7.5"d.

Lot: 341 - TWO BOXES.

TWO BOXES. England, first half 19th Century. A tea caddy, mahogany and burl with line inlay and single lidded well. Sun fading and wear, 4.75"h. 5.5"w. 4.25"d. And a burled veneered box with velvet lining. Sun fading, 3.75"h. 4.75"w. 3.75"d.

Lot: 342 - REGENCY RECAMIER.

REGENCY RECAMIER. European, first half 19th Century. Mixed woods. Lyre back, scrolled armrest, saber legs with brass hair paw cup casters. Original black paint with gold striping. Modern striped and corded upholstery. 16.5" seat ht. 32.5"h. 27"w. 76"l.

Lot: 343 - REGENCY CANDLE STAND.

REGENCY CANDLE STAND. England, first quarter 19th Century. Mahogany. Top with cut corners and banded inlay. Slender turned column and slender scimitar legs. Top refinished and missing a section of inlay. 29.75"h. 18"w. 13.75"d.

Lot: 344 - INLAID GEORGIAN TEA CADDY.

INLAID GEORGIAN TEA CADDY. England, first quarter 19th Century. Mahogany with pine secondary. Sheffield ring hand, ivory escutcheon and line inlays. Double lidded well, footed and cut glass mixing bowl. Refinished. 6"h. 12"w. 6"d.

Lot: 345 - TEA CADDY WITH LINE INLAY.

TEA CADDY WITH LINE INLAY. England, first half 19th Century. Mahogany. Brass and copper bale handle, sapwood inlays, double lidded wells and replaced mixing bowl. Refinished with some missing inlay. 6"h. 12"w. 6"d.

Lot: 346 - SLANT-LID DESK.

SLANT-LID DESK. American, mid-19th Century. Hinged lid, three dovetailed drawers with period glass pulls, shaped apron and fitted interior. Wear along edges, refinished with traces of original red. 36.75"h. 32.875"w. 21.25"d.

Lot: 347 - THREE SIDE CHAIRS.

THREE SIDE CHAIRS. American, first half 19th Century. Mixed woods. A bow-back Windsor, spindle back, bamboo turnings and worn block repaint. Age splits and repairs. 17" seat ht. 39"h. A birdcage Windsor with bamboo turnings. Refinished with wear. 17.5" seat ht. 34.5"h. And a full spindle back youth chair with simple turnings and black repaint. 14" seat ht. 27.75"h.

Lot: 348 - STERLING SILVER STUFFING SPOON.

STERLING SILVER STUFFING SPOON. Continental, first half 19th Century. Fiddleback handle with engraved griffin. Marked "AFC" to back. Surface wear and dents. 14.5"l. Approximately 5 ozt.

Lot: 349 - TWO ENGRAVED GLASS FLIPS.

TWO ENGRAVED GLASS FLIPS. American, first quarter 19th Century. Large blown glass flip with etched floral decoration. Broken pontil. 7.75"h. 6"dia. At top. And a fluted flip with floral and foliate etching. Broken pontil. 5.25"h. 4.4"dia. At top.

Lot: 350 - COUNTRY HEPPLEWHITE DROP LEAF TABLE.

COUNTRY HEPPLEWHITE DROP LEAF TABLE. American, first quarter 19th Century. Pine. One board top and leaf base with tapered legs, pegged construction and original red wash. Top and leaf are refinished and top has a patch. Some wear. 28.25"h. 40"w. 16.25"d. With a 11.75" leaf.

Lot: 351 - GROUP OF ENGLISH, EUROPEAN, AND AMERICAN PEWTER.

GROUP OF ENGLISH, EUROPEAN, AND AMERICAN PEWTER. 18th/19th Century. 13 pieces total. Comprising a 15" Samuel Ellis charger with marks; a 15" unmarked charger; a 13.25" charger marked "London," a 13.75" charger with European marks; an 11" bowl with European marks; two Taunton porringers with marks; a KMD porringer with mark; a Taunton teapot with mark; a Dixon & Son teapot with mark; a Richardson teapot with mark; a teapot with number marks; and unmarked teapot. Teapots 11"h to 6.25"h.

Lot: 352 - W. HUMISTON PEWTER TEAPOT.

W. HUMISTON PEWTER TEAPOT. American (New York), mid-19th Century. Footed design with hinged lid. Marked to bottom. Splits at handle, surface wear and dents.

Lot: 353 - FOUR PEWTER BOWLS.

FOUR PEWTER BOWLS. English, 19th Century. Two with three crowns above indecipherable letters. Wear, one with crack to rim. 8.625"dia. Two marked London and I.B. Finck. Wear. 8.75"dia. and 8.9"dia.

Lot: 354 - SIX PEWTER PLATES.

SIX PEWTER PLATES. Varying origins, first half 19th Century. Two unmarked, one marked C. Gundermann, three marked London and with touchmarks. All with wear, one with corrosion, two with dented centers. 8.5-9.25"dia.

Lot: 355 - HEPPLEWHITE CHEST OF DRAWERS.

HEPPLEWHITE CHEST OF DRAWERS. American, first quarter 19th Century. Cherry with poplar secondary. Solid ends, case with applied beaded edges around drawers, two over four dovetailed drawers, nicely shaped apron and high cut out legs. Refinished, some wear and age split on right end. 44"h. 42"w. 18.75"d.

Lot: 356 - HEPPLEWHITE BOWFRONT CHEST OF DRAWERS.

HEPPLEWHITE BOWFRONT CHEST OF DRAWERS. American, first quarter 19th Century. Mahogany with poplar secondary. Solid ends, shaped aprons, French feet, four dovetailed drawers with applied beaded edges with line and panel inlays. Refinished, some beaded edging missing, replaced hardware and drawer bottoms. 41.75"h. 39"w. 23.5"I.

Lot: 357 - PAINTED HEPPLEWHITE STAND.

PAINTED HEPPLEWHITE STAND. American, first quarter 19th Century. Pine. Scrubbed top, base with slender tapered legs and worn alligatored green paint. Age split, stains on top and paint has been touched up. 27.75"h. 23.75"w. 17.75"I.

Lot: 358 - WALNUT DOCUMENT BOX.

WALNUT DOCUMENT BOX. American, mid-19th Century. Dovetail construction, hinged lid. With key. Worn finish. 7"h. 12"w. 7.75"d.

Lot: 359 - GRAIN PAINTED DOCUMENT BOX.

GRAIN PAINTED DOCUMENT BOX. American, mid-19th Century. Pine. Dovetailed construction, brass bale handle, original tan and brown graining and lined with lime green paper. A little wear and paint loss. 6"h. 12"w. 6.75"d.

Lot: 360 - HEPPLEWHITE DROP LEAF TABLE.

HEPPLEWHITE DROP LEAF TABLE. American, first quarter 19th Century. Birch. Two board top, one board leaves, base with slender tapered legs and line inlays. Old refinishing and age splits on top. 28"h. 38.25"w. 37" open with 8.5" leaves.

Lot: 361 - PAIR OF FIGURAL BRONZE CANDLESTICKS.

PAIR OF FIGURAL BRONZE CANDLESTICKS. French, 19th Century. Winged mythological figures with ornate bases. 10"h.

Lot: 362 - GROUP OF PORCELAIN, MOSTLY CHINESE EXPORT.

GROUP OF PORCELAIN, MOSTLY CHINESE EXPORT. Chinese, first half 19th Century. Includes a large scalloped rim bowl, handleless cups, an egg cup, a brass handled bowl, small plates and a tea caddy in various patterns. Wear and loss.

Lot: 363 - SIX DELFT TILES.

SIX DELFT TILES. European, 19th Century. Three with building motifs, one with cobalt tulip, and two with polychrome floral decoration. 5" square.

Lot: 364 - HEPPLEWHITE DROP LEAF TABLE.

HEPPLEWHITE DROP LEAF TABLE. American, first quarter 19th Century. Yellow pine. One board top, leaves and base with slender tapered legs and pegged construction. Refinish, top and one leaf are sunfaded and some age splits on base. 26.5"h. 37.5"w. 33.25" open with 8.5" leaves.

Lot: 365 - HEPPLEWHITE DOUGH BOX.

HEPPLEWHITE DOUGH BOX. American, first quarter 19th Century. One board top, dovetailed case with canted sides and splayed tapered legs. Refinished with traces of original red wash. Hinges are a later addition. Some wear and scratches. 31"h. 38.25"w. 20.125"d.

Lot: 366 - BLANKET BOX.

BLANKET BOX. England, first half 19th Century. Yew. Lid and base with applied moldings, case with simple construction and original hardware. Warping, age splits, wear and loss. 18.5"h. 35"w. 22"d.

Lot: 367 - A PAIR OF SHERATON BANQUET TABLES.

A PAIR OF SHERATON BANQUET TABLES. American, second quarter 19th Century. Mahogany with pine secondary. "D" shaped tops, aprons with applied beaded edges, rope turned legs with reeded top blocks. Refinished with some wear and one front leg with steel brace repair. 29"h. 36.5"w. 20"d. 19" leaves.

Lot: 368 - STAFFORDSHIRE HISTORICAL BLUE TRANSFER PLATE.

STAFFORDSHIRE HISTORICAL BLUE TRANSFER PLATE. England, second quarter 19th Century. Ralph, Stevenson and Williams. American View "Capitol, Washington". Crazing, firing imperfections and utensil marks. 10" diameter.

Lot: 369 - THREE CERAMIC FIGURINES.

THREE CERAMIC FIGURINES. Mid-19th and early 20th Century. An early Staffordshire figurine with a boy and his dog on decorated plinth. Paint wear and loss, chips to table ring. 7.75"h. A Staffordshire cat figurine with sponged decoration. Chips and loss. 3.75"h. And a Dutch polychrome decorated cow figurine. Edge wear and loss. 3.5"h. 4.75"w.

Lot: 370 - TEN CANDLESTICKS.

TEN CANDLESTICKS. Comprising two pairs brass beehive-form on notched square bases; two pairs brass column-form on round bases; one brass baluster-form on round base; and one copper notched column-form on round base. No marks. 10.5" to 7"h.

Lot: 371 - TORTOISESHELL VENEERED TEA CADDY.

TORTOISESHELL VENEERED TEA CADDY. England, mid-19th Century. Cherry blossoms and ducks painted top. Opens to a single compartment with two hinge lid boxes with veneered tops. Cracks, splits, lacquer damage and paint loss. 4.5"h. 7.25"w. 4.75"d.

Lot: 372 - VENEERED TEA CADDY.

VENEERED TEA CADDY. England, mid-19th Century. Yew veneer. Rectangular form with handled top. Opens to large, single compartment with two hinge lid boxes. Veneer wear, split on back and lid does not fully close. 5.75"h. 12"w. 6"d.

Lot: 373 - TEA CADDY AND BOX ON STAND.

TEA CADDY AND BOX ON STAND. England, mid-19th Century. Mahogany inlaid box on stand. Locking door opens to two fitted drawers. On stand with "X" stretcher and tapered legs. Wear, repairs, inlay loss. 21"h. 10.5"w. 12.25"d. And a Papier-Mache tea caddy. Decorated with hand painted flowers and Mother of pearl inlay. Caddy opens to two lidded wells. 4.5"h. 6"w.

Lot: 374 - HEPPLEWHITE PAINTED CLERK'S DESK.

HEPPLEWHITE PAINTED CLERK'S DESK. American, first quarter 19th Century. Poplar. Red paint. Hinge slanted writing surface, lower dovetailed drawer, tapered legs and fitted interior. Wear, roughness and damage to left rear leg. 33.5"h. 30.25"w. 22.75"d.

Lot: 375 - OLD PARIS DECORATED FOOTED BOWL.

OLD PARIS DECORATED FOOTED BOWL. France, mid-19th Century. Floral bouquet to inside with gilt stripes around top. Peach band with gold leaf decoration. Wear and paint loss. 6"h. 15.75" dia.

Lot: 376 - PAIR OF OLD PARIS RETICULATED COMPOTES.

PAIR OF OLD PARIS RETICULATED COMPOTES. France, mid-19th Century. Hand painted bird accents with gilt florals and trim. Reticulated bases with gilt paw feet. Wear to gilt trim. 6.75"h.

Lot: 377 - ASSEMBLED SET OF OLD PARIS AND EARLY HAVILAND CHINA.

ASSEMBLED SET OF OLD PARIS AND EARLY HAVILAND CHINA. France, second quarter 19th Century. White ground with green sprig and gold banding. Includes six 9.5" plates, twelve 8.5" plates, nine berry bowls, three saucers, six sauce plates, ten cups and two lidded serving dishes. Edge wear, chips and paint loss. Approximately 40 pieces.

Lot: 378 - OLD PARIS FLOWER POT.

OLD PARIS FLOWER POT. France, mid-19th Century. Brown transfer image of a castle the water and a church. With gilt trim and lion head handles. Raised underplate. Firing crack to bottom and wear to gilt edges. 8"h.

Lot: 379 - SHERATON BOWFRONT CHEST.

SHERATON BOWFRONT CHEST. American, second quarter 19th Century. Cherry with poplar secondary. Paneled ends, four dovetailed drawers with applied beaded edges and mahogany veneered fronts. Nicely shaped apron and turned legs. Refinished, replaced brass knobs and some wear. 42.5"h. 39.25"w. 22.75"d.

Lot: 380 - HEPPLEWHITE PAINT-DECORATED BLANKET CHEST.

HEPPLEWHITE PAINT-DECORATED BLANKET CHEST. American, first quarter19th Century. Pine. Grain printed, black French feet and trim. Dovetailed case lid with strap hinges and two lower overlapping dovetailed drawers. Paint wear to the lid, lock broken. 26.5" h. 50" w. 24" d.

Lot: 381 - FOLK ART CARVED AND PAINTED SMOOTHING (MANGLE) BOARD.

FOLK ART CARVED AND PAINTED SMOOTHING (MANGLE) BOARD. European, late 18th Century. Oak. Carved geometric designs. Painted decoration and initialed "B.C.D." and dated "1764". Carved horse handle. Wear and chips to paint. 5"h. 21.75"l.

Lot: 382 - PIECED "STARBURT" QUILT.

PIECED "STARBURT" QUILT. American, second half 19th Century. Polished cotton. Colorful pieced Starburst variant with solid beige back. Handwritten note sewn to back reads "This quilt belongs to T.H. Benedict. Made by his grandmother 1866". 64"x64".

Lot: 383 - A COMFORTER AND A QULIT.

A COMFORTER AND A QULIT. American, 19th Century. All over floral pattern on brown field with tufted yarn and ribbon trim. Wear, tears and splits, fabric is very fragile. 60"x76". A pieced triangle quilt in various patterns with floral border. Floral patterned back. Loss, wear and discoloration. 88"x88".

Lot: 384 - APPLIQUED "ROSEBUD" QUILT.

APPLIQUED "ROSEBUD" QUILT. American, mid-19th Century. Red and green on white ground. Green and white inner border of half-square triangles. A few small light stains, binding lightened from wear. 81.25"w. 82"l.

Lot: 385 - QUILT TOP AND TWO QUILTS.

QUILT TOP AND TWO QUILTS. American, second half 19th Century. Pieced quilt top in peach and patterned fabrics. A few small stains. 76"w. 92"l. Pieced "Double Irish Chain" quilt in white, red, and black. Front with one very small stain, back with a few very small stains, small areas of light sun fading, binding with wear. 72"w. 80.5"l. And Mennonite "Friendship Sign" quilt in pink, white, and checked fabrics. Tag stitched to back identifies maker as Louise Knaucy. 69"w. 78"l.

Lot: 386 - PIECED "LONE STAR" QUILT.

PIECED "LONE STAR" QUILT. American, late 19th Century. Hand-stitched in vibrant colors against a white ground with red border. A few small stains on front, some stains on back, some wear and fading. 72"w. 75.5"l.

Lot: 387 - PIECED "BROKEN DISHES" QUILT.

PIECED "BROKEN DISHES" QUILT. American, late 19th Century. Hand-stitched in blue and white. Two blocks going the opposite way to the rest. Very few small light stains. 73.5"w. 82"l.

Lot: 388 - PIECED "SAWTOOTH STAR" QUILT.

PIECED "SAWTOOTH STAR" QUILT. American, late 19th Century. Hand-stitched in patterned fabrics in orange, pink, green, blue, and tan. "Flying Geese" inner border in green and pink. Two squares with fabric loss, a few squares with replaced fabric centers. Scattered stains. 69"w. 78"l.

Lot: 389 - PIECEWORK QUILT IN FLOWER BASKET PATTERN.

PIECEWORK QUILT IN FLOWER BASKET PATTERN. American, late 19th Century. Blue, yellow, and red baskets on an ivory ground with red border. With penned ink tag on reverse reading "THIS QUILT MADE BY GRANDMOTHER LITTLER WHO DIED FEB. 28, 1865. AGE 48. IN POSSESSION OF MARY A. YEAZEL CRAIG AUGUST 14, 1934." Staining throughout. 83"w. 166"l.

Lot: 390 - APPLIQUE QUILT IN SUNFLOWER PATTERN.

APPLIQUE QUILT IN SUNFLOWER PATTERN. American, late 19th Century. Sunflower pattern in yellow, gray, red, and tan on an ivory quilted ground with a gray and red border. Light staining. 78"w. 188"l.

Lot: 391 - TWO PIECED QUILTS.

TWO PIECED QUILTS. American, late 19th Century. "Shoofly" in printed fabrics in pinks, red, and blues. Small hole in top fabric, two-inch seam and several smaller areas need restitched, binding unstitched in two areas along one edge, minor stains, back with a few small stains. 69"w. 87"l. And "Pineapple" variation in printed fabrics in blues, pinks, and greens. Discoloration along one edge, some staining, a few short seams need restitched. 82"w. 92"l.

Lot: 392 - DOUBLE IRISH CHAIN PIECED QUILT.

DOUBLE IRISH CHAIN PIECED QUILT. American, circa 1900-1920. Hand-stitched with turkey red print and solid olive green and white fabrics, with on-point pattern blocks which give the quilt a straight arrangement. Alternating plain blocks with floral quilting. Featuring a triple border with six-pointed star and diamond quilting. 68"w. 86"h.

Lot: 393 - VELVET EMBROIDERED CRAZY QUILT.

VELVET EMBROIDERED CRAZY QUILT. American, circa 1920s. Hand-stitched with nine whole blocks with various plain velvet fabrics, embroidered edges and pictorial motif embellishments, including moon and stars, flowers, heart, sprigs and a hatchet. Light green silk backing and binding. Very good condition. 68"w. 77"h.

Lot: 394 - PIECED "DUCKS ON A POND" QUILT.

PIECED "DUCKS ON A POND" QUILT. American, first quarter 20th Century. Hand-stitched in red-patterned fabric on white field. The border in solid red and white. Three very small stains near one edge of field, one small stain on back. 82.5"w. 91"l.

Lot: 395 - TWO QUILTED PIECES.

TWO QUILTED PIECES. American, first quarter 20th Century. A red and white triangle pieced quilt top with striped border. 66" x 58". Together with a pieced pinwheel variant with patterned fabrics with fringe. 37" x 38" plus fringe. Wear, loss and staining throughout.

Lot: 396 - PAIR OF FLORAL QUILTS.

PAIR OF FLORAL QUILTS. American, first quarter 20th Century. Polished cotton. Yellow flowers with green stems, leaves and trim. Staining, wear and discoloration. 72"x84"

Lot: 397 - TWO QUILT RACKS.

TWO QUILT RACKS. American, late 19th Century. Taller is oak and maple with hexagonal rungs and four sections. 69.5"h. 23.25"w. per section. And the shorter is pine with mortised construction and leather hinges. 45.5"h. 39.25"w. Some wear and loss throughout.

Lot: 398 - TWO EMBROIDERED CHILDREN'S QUILTS.

TWO EMBROIDERED CHILDREN'S QUILTS. American, 20th Century. Depicting scenes of animals, flowers, and fruits embroidered in red on a white quilted ground with a red and white bound edge. Dated "8-19-34." Light staining. 61"w. 120"l. Depicting scenes of children and nursery rhymes embroidered in red on a white quilted ground with a red and white bound edge. Light staining. 60"w. 162"l.

Lot: 399 - JACQUARD COVERLET ATTRIBUTED TO WILLIAM KERNS.

JACQUARD COVERLET ATTRIBUTED TO WILLIAM KERNS. American (Indiana / Parke County), mid-19th Century. Blue and natural. Floral panels with floral border. Scattered areas of moth damage with amateur repair to one. Scattered stains. 82"w. 89"l.

Lot: 400 - JACQUARD COVERLET BY WILLIAM GILMOUR.

JACQUARD COVERLET BY WILLIAM GILMOUR. American (Indiana / Dunlapsville, Union County), mid-19th Century. Blue and natural. Floral medallions with stylized floral border. Large stain and scattered smaller stains. 72.5"w. 86.5"l.

Lot: 401 - JACQUARD COVERLET BY WILLIAM GILMOUR.

JACQUARD COVERLET BY WILLIAM GILMOUR. American (Indiana / Union County), 19th Century (1839). Blue and natural. Floral medallions with floral border. Floral corner block; dated 1839. Mended hole on light side. Areas of discoloration. A few small paint stains. 71.5"w. 79"l.

Lot: 402 - JACQUARD COVERLET BY JOHN MUIR.

JACQUARD COVERLET BY JOHN MUIR. American (Indiana / Putnam County), mid-19th Century (1849). Blue and white. Floral medallions with thistle border; side borders with floral design. Floral corner block; dated 1849. Two repaired holes and a few small areas of wear. 75.5"w. 89.5"l.

Lot: 403 - INLAID SHERATON CHEST OF DRAWERS.

INLAID SHERATON CHEST OF DRAWERS. American, second quarter 19th Century. Cherry with poplar secondary. Paneled ends, stiles with inlaid panels, four dovetailed drawers with applied beaded edges, string inlay and short turned legs. Refinished with some pieced repairs. 36"h. 40.5"w. 23.5"d.

Lot: 404 - GRAIN-PAINTED DOCUMENT BOX.

GRAIN-PAINTED DOCUMENT BOX. American, mid-19th Century. Dovetail construction, hinged lid, interior painted blue. With key. Sliver of wood missing from top left edge of back. 5"h. 12"w. 9"d.

Lot: 405 - PAINTED DOME TOP DOCUMENT BOX.

PAINTED DOME TOP DOCUMENT BOX. American, 19th Century. Pine construction painted ochre with brown edges, iron latch, brass top handle. Paint crackle and loss throughout, dents and dings. 6.75"h. 15"w. 7.5"d.

Lot: 406 - SHERATON BABY CRIB.

SHERATON BABY CRIB. American, Second Quarter 19th Century. Tiger maple. Thin turned corner posts with spherical finials, round spindles, wire springs and one side is hinged. Old dry finish. 42.5"h. 25.5"w. 48.5"l.

Lot: 407 - GRAIN PAINTED ROPE BED.

GRAIN PAINTED ROPE BED. American, second quarter 19th Century. Turned posts with torch finials and threaded side rails. Original black and red graining. Wear and loss. 42"h.52.5"w. 84"l.

Lot: 408 - NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER.

NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER. English, dated 1851. Wrought by "Elizabeth Hunt." Alphabet and numerals, roses, floral urns, castle, dove, and rooster and floral border. Tacks visible at edge of the linen. Framed 26"h. 22"w.

Lot: 409 - ADAM & EVE NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER.

ADAM & EVE NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER. English, dated 1822. Wrought by "Susannah Cuming Aged 13." Religious verse over Adam and Eve flanking Tree of Life entwined with serpent, angels crescent moon, sun, birds, lions, crowns, dog, cat, and deer, floral or strawberry border, framed. Wear to the linen, repairs, losses to the serpent. Framed 24"h. 20"w.

Lot: 410 - NEEDLEWORK FAMILY SAMPLER.

NEEDLEWORK FAMILY SAMPLER. English or American, first half 19th Century. Wrought by "Harriet Staple her sampler marked aged 12," alphabets and numerals over names and ages of nine family members, framed. Unfinished, losses to stitching. Framed 16.25"h. 19.25"w.

Lot: 411 - FIVE FRAMED NEEDLEWORK SAMPLERS.

FIVE FRAMED NEEDLEWORK SAMPLERS. The first dated 1794 in petit point. Damage and staining. 11"h. 16.5"w. The second dated 1830. Fading and staining throughout. 18.5"h. 13.75"w. The third dated 1838 with strawberry border. Fading and staining throughout. 13.25"h. 22.75"w. The fourth an English mourning sampler dated 1876. Fading and staining throughout. 26.75"h. 25.25"w. The fifth dated 1899. With loose glass. 18.25"h.12.25"w.

Lot: 412 - COUNTRY STEPBACK CUPBOARD.

COUNTRY STEPBACK CUPBOARD. American, second half 19th Century. Butternut with poplar secondary. In two pieces. Top with molded cornice, two single panel doors with center stile and pie shelf. Base with two overlapping drawers and two lower single panel doors with simple cut out feet. Refinished, wear, some age splits and missing door hardware. 73.5"h. 50.5"w. 18.25"d.

Lot: 413 - TWO WROUGHT IRON FIREPLACE FOOLS.

TWO WROUGHT IRON FIREPLACE FOOLS. American, first quarter 19th Century. A rotating broiler, heart shape handle end and a zig zag pattern on table. Some wear and pitting. 8.5"h. 25.5"l. And a combination trivet, trammel and spit holder. Some wear and pitting. 31.75"h. 30"l.

Lot: 414 - THREE SUGAR TOOLS.

THREE SUGAR TOOLS. American, 19th Century. Sugar devil, iron with turned-wood handle. 14" h. 9.5" w. (handle). 7.25" wide (auger). And a sugar devil, iron with illegible embossing, turned-wood handle. 15.75" h. 9.5" w. (handle). 4.25" w. (auger). And sugar nippers, iron. Missing the spring. 9.25" h. 2.75" w.

Lot: 415 - FOUR KETTLES.

FOUR KETTLES. American, 19th Century. Comprising two copper kettles with dovetail construction, one with a broken spout and mismatched lid; and two cast iron kettles. Tallest with handle 12"h.

Lot: 416 - GROUP OF CAST IRON OBJECTS.

GROUP OF CAST IRON OBJECTS. American, 19th Century. Six items total. Comprising a Kenrick 10-pint pot with stand; a one-gallon kettle with handle and tripod feet; a pot with tripod feet; a pot with handle; a pair of Hessian andirons; and a boot jack. Height of andirons 20"h.

Lot: 417 - GROUP OF AMERICAN AND ENGLISH METAL KITCHEN WARES.

GROUP OF AMERICAN AND ENGLISH METAL KITCHEN WARES. 19th/20th Century. Nine pieces total. Comprising a painted black tin coffee pot with white porcelain knob; a tin pot with handle; three tin colanders in graduating sizes; two English WIRAX domed mesh food covers; and two small cast iron advertising skillets. Coffee pot 13.5"h.

Lot: 418 - HUTCH TABLE.

HUTCH TABLE. American, first half 19th Century. Pine. Two board top with shaped battens, bench base with half round cut outs on ends. Age splits, damage and loss. 27.5"h. 49.5"w. 31.5"d.

Lot: 419 - PUNCHED TIN PIE SAFE.

PUNCHED TIN PIE SAFE. American, late 19th Century. Walnut with poplar secondary. The sixteen tins with geometric designs, four interior shelves. Replaced bracket base and heavily refinished. 60.25"h. 45.5"w. overall 20"d.

Lot: 420 - LARGE REDWARE PAN.

LARGE REDWARE PAN. American, mid-19 Century. Rolled lip, canted sides and shallow applied handles. Glaze ware and some chips. 4.75"h. 17.75"dia.

Lot: 421 - REDWARE SLIP DECORATED PIE PLATE.

REDWARE SLIP DECORATED PIE PLATE. American, mid-19th Century. Coggled rim, "James" to center. Wear and chips. 12.25" dia.

Lot: 422 - REDWARE LOAF PAN WITH SLIP DECORATION.

REDWARE LOAF PAN WITH SLIP DECORATION. American, mid-19th Century. Canted sides, rounded corners and plume like pattern. Wear and glaze flaking. 2.75"h. 15.25"w.

Lot: 423 - THREE PIECES OF REDWARE.

THREE PIECES OF REDWARE. American, mid-19th Century. All three brown matte glaze. A large jug with applied handle. Chips and wear, 11.5"h. A smaller jug with applied hand and incised line decoration. Chips and wear, 9.5"h. And a canning jar. Chips and wear, 8.5"h.

Lot: 424 - THREE REDWARE VESSELS.

THREE REDWARE VESSELS. American, 19th/20th Century. Red earthenware storage jar with lug handles and glaze on interior. With scratching, chips, and crazing. 13"h. Red earthenware pitcher with brown glaze and handle and spout. With chips and pitting throughout. 10"h. Red earthenware spittoon with mottled red glaze. With chips and scratches throughout and adhesive residue. 3.25"h.

Lot: 425 - THREE PIECES OF REDWARE.

THREE PIECES OF REDWARE. American, Mid-19th Century. All three have mottled glaze decoration. A Turk's head mold. Wear and a couple small chips. 3.25"h. 9"dia. A cuspidor. Chips and glaze loss. 4"h. 9.5" dia. And a handled spouted bowl with canted sides. Chips and wear. 4.25"h.

Lot: 426 - FOUR PIECES OF REDWARE.

FOUR PIECES OF REDWARE. American or European, mid-19th Century. A water cooler with lid, applied open handles, incised horizontal rings with flare lip. Cracks, chips and glaze loss. 13.5"h. A lidded jar with manganese glaze, ovoid shape base with applied handles. Chips, crack and wear. 11"h. A straight sided pitcher with applied handle. Glaze wear and chips, 10.25"h. An open handled jar with dark brown glaze. 6"h.

Lot: 427 - FOUR REDWARE JARS.

FOUR REDWARE JARS. American, mid-19th Century. All four have dark brown glaze. Three have straight sides, sloped shoulders and rolled lips. 11"h., 6.75"h. and 6.25"h. An ovoid jar with rolled lip. 5.75"h. Chips, wear and some cracks throughout.

Lot: 428 - FIVE PIECES OF REDWARE.

FIVE PIECES OF REDWARE. American and European, mid-19th Century. A lidded pan with pouring spout. Chips and cracks. 6"h. 12.5"w. A pan with canted sides. Chips and wear, 3.25"h. 12" dia. A bowl with shaped lip. Glaze wear, chips and cracks, 4.5" dia. 9.5" dia. A bulbous pot with rolled lip, 6.25"h. 8.25"dia. And a bean pot with applied handle. Wear and chips. 7.5"h.

Lot: 429 - PAINTED SET OF SHELVES.

PAINTED SET OF SHELVES. American, mid-19th Century. Poplar. Low peaked cornice, opening with beaded edge, three shelves and worn original red wash. Some wear, shrinkage and age loss. 33"h. 31"w. 10"d.

Lot: 430 - FLAT WALL CUPBOARD.

FLAT WALL CUPBOARD. American, third quarter 19th Century. Poplar. Cove molded cornice, two single panel doors, two dovetailed drawers and two lower single panel doors with center stile. Missing left end molding, wear, replaced hinges on upper doors and loss. 73"h. 51"w. 18"d.

Lot: 431 - BEEHIVE BURL BOWL.

BEEHIVE BURL BOWL. American, late 18th - early 19th Century. Wooden burl bowl with beehive turnings to the exterior. Old, small bit of rim loss at a knot, otherwise great condition. 4.25" h. 12.25" dia.

Lot: 432 - FOOTED BURL BOWL.

FOOTED BURL BOWL. American, second half 19th Century. Slightly oval shape with small handles and ball feet. Has been varnished, puttied repair in bottom and feet maybe a later addition. 5"h. 16"w. 13.25"d.

Lot: 433 - TURNED WOODEN BOWL WITH PAINTED EXTERIOR.

TURNED WOODEN BOWL WITH PAINTED EXTERIOR. American, second half 19th Century. Pine. Well formed lip and base with worn blue paint. Nice wear and patina. Age splits and paint may be a later addition. 6"h. 19.5"dia.

Lot: 434 - THREE TURNED WOODEN BOWLS.

THREE TURNED WOODEN BOWLS. American, late 19th Century. Pine. The smallest has orange yellow paint, stains and puttied age splits. 3.5"h. 13"dia. Middle size has age splits and has been varnished. 5"h. 16.25"dia. And the largest has few stains. 6.25"h. 19"dia.

Lot: 435 - THREE TURNED WOODEN BOWLS.

THREE TURNED WOODEN BOWLS. American, second half 19th Century. Pine. All three have nice wear and patina. The smallest has finely threaded turning. 3.25"h. 8"dia. Middle size has newer maroon painted exterior, 3.25"h. 12.75"dia. And the largest, 4"h. 13.25"dia.

Lot: 436 - PAINTED TREENWARE LIDDED JAR.

PAINTED TREENWARE LIDDED JAR. American, 19th Century. Turned wood with black bands on a red ground, with fitted lid topped with a white porcelain finial. With some scratching and chips. 2.5"h.

Lot: 437 - PAINTED TREENWARE LIDDED JAR.

PAINTED TREENWARE LIDDED JAR. American, 19th Century. Turned wood with faded green paint worn to a lustrous gold and brown patina. With fitted lid. With heavy wear to surface and with cracks to base. 2.75"h.

Lot: 438 - TREENWARE LIDDED JAR WITH DEER HORN FINIAL.

TREENWARE LIDDED JAR WITH DEER HORN FINIAL. American, 19th Century. Turned wood with applied cherub decoration and threaded lid with deer horn finial. With note on bottom reading "Made by Uncle Mackin. [illegible] The top made from deer horns." With wear to finish and some residue, chips, and cracks. 5"h.

Lot: 439 - TWO TREENWARE ITEMS.

TWO TREENWARE ITEMS. American, 19th Century. Consisting of a turned wood lidded jar and a turned wood bank in barrel form with fitted lid. Both with wear to finish, chips, and cracks. Height of bank 5.5"h.

Lot: 440 - THREE BUTTER STAMPS.

THREE BUTTER STAMPS. American, 19th century. Consisting of an eagle and shield stamp, a swan stamp, and a floral stamp. All with chips and cracks. Tallest 6.25"h.

Lot: 441 - THREE BUTTER STAMPS.

THREE BUTTER STAMPS. American, 19th Century. Consisting of a swan stamp, , a thistle stamp, and a leaf stamp. All with chips and cracks. Tallest 3"h.

Lot: 442 - FIVE WOOD BUTTER MOLDS .

FIVE WOOD BUTTER MOLDS . American, 19th Century. Consisting of various carved wood mold designs including a cow, a strawberry, acorns with leaf, leaves, and a rectangle. All with chips and cracks. Tallest 6"h.

Lot: 443 - FIVE WOOD BUTTER MOLDS AND A WOOD BUTTER MASHER.

FIVE WOOD BUTTER MOLDS AND A WOOD BUTTER MASHER. America, 19th Century. Consisting of carved wood butter molds in various designs, including two daisies, a thistle, a rose, and a small circle; together with a wood butter masher. All with chips and cracks. Tallest 6"h.

Lot: 444 - WOODEN BARREL AND TWO CHURNS.

WOODEN BARREL AND TWO CHURNS. American, mid-19th Century. Barrel with wood staves and cutout handles. Wear. 28.75"h. overall 16"dia. Wooden churn with wood staves, lid, and dasher. Wear. 21.5"h. 9.5"dia. at base. Together with a wooden churn with lid and dasher, copper staves. Wear. 20.5"h. 11"dia. at base.

Lot: 445 - BENTWOOD GRAIN MEASURE.

BENTWOOD GRAIN MEASURE. American, mid-19th Century. Pine. Rim with one finger join, base with four hand-wrought iron supports and steel square nails. Insect damage. 7"h. 16.25"dia.

Lot: 446 - LARGE WOODEN TRENCHER.

LARGE WOODEN TRENCHER. European, second half 19th Century. Pine. Hand hewn from a single half log, dark old finish and make do repair on one end. 9"h. 61.5"w. 21"d.

Lot: 447 - TWO HANGING 8-DRAWER SPICE CABINETS.

TWO HANGING 8-DRAWER SPICE CABINETS. First half 20th Century. The first painted black with orange drawer fronts. Marked "CUMMER MFG CO. CADILLAC, MICH." on reverse. Wear, chips, losses, and cracking to paint throughout. 17.75"h. The second of pine with finger-joint drawers and white porcelain pulls. 16.5"h.

Lot: 448 - THREE BENTWOOD PANTRY BOXES.

THREE BENTWOOD PANTRY BOXES. American, second half 19th Century. Pine. The larger two have lap joints, copper tacks and old worn finishes, 3.75"h. 9.75" dia. and 3"h. 6.5" dia. And smallest with Harvard joints tacks. 12.5"h. 2" dia.

Lot: 449 - THREE LIDDED FIRKINS.

THREE LIDDED FIRKINS. American, mid-19th Century. Stave constructed firkin with bentwood bail handle and finger joints. Mismatched lid, wear, and losses. 12.5"h. Stave constructed firkin with bentwood bail handle and finger joints. Wear and staining. 9"h. Stave constructed firkin with Bentwood bail handle and stapled finger joints, decorated with paper cutouts of horses. Ill-fitting lid, old break to handle, old glue residue, and overall wear. 5"h.

Lot: 450 - RED-PAINTED BUCKET.

RED-PAINTED BUCKET. 19th Century. Of stave construction. No lid. Wear throughout. 9"h.

Lot: 451 - PAINTED TABLE TOP BUTTER CHURN.

PAINTED TABLE TOP BUTTER CHURN. American, 20th Century. Yellow-painted barrel-style with working crank. Wear and paint losses throughout. 15"h. 16"w. 12"d.

Lot: 452 - THREE HANDCOLORED PRINTS.

THREE HANDCOLORED PRINTS. American, second quarter 19th Century. "The Flower Garden", 6.75"h. 8"w. An angel dated 1837, 9"h. 6"w. And two in one frame: a bird and a zebra. 9"h. 7"w.

Lot: 453 - PENNSYLVANIA TOWNSHIP PLATT MAP.

PENNSYLVANIA TOWNSHIP PLATT MAP. American, circa 1900. Printed and hand colored map of Caernarvon Township in Berks County. In a painted frame. 18.75"h. 20"w.

Lot: 454 - COUNTRY PAINTED TALL CASE CLOCK.

COUNTRY PAINTED TALL CASE CLOCK. American, second quarter 19th Century. Cherry with pine secondary. Bonnet with broken arch pediment and arched glass door. Case with heavy moldings under bonnet and at waist, door with round pendulum window with simple cut out feet and shaped apron. Case has rust red paint, black trim and yellow carriage striping and flourishes with a lily painted on the door. Pointed metal face, brass works, pendulum and weights. Paint could be a Victorian addition. Repairs to bonnet. 95.25"h. 18.5"w. 10.5"d.

Lot: 455 - SHERATON DROP LEAF TABLE.

SHERATON DROP LEAF TABLE. American, second quarter 19th Century. Mahogany with pine secondary. Leaves with rounded corners, dovetailed drawer with applied beaded edge and turned and reeded legs. Refinished with damage and wear. 28.75"h. 36"w. 48" open with 14.75" leaves.

Lot: 456 - PRIMATIVE PAINTED COUNTRY CUPBOARD.

PRIMATIVE PAINTED COUNTRY CUPBOARD. American, second half 19th Century. Pine. Simple construction, four board door with beaded edges, tapered batten and old worn multi-layered paint. 77"h. 37.5"w. 14.5"d.

Lot: 457 - FARM TABLE.

FARM TABLE. American, second half 19th Century. The rectangular top with breadboard ends; turned legs. The base in walnut with blue paint. Top refinished or table overvarnished. 29.25"h. 63"w. 28"d.

Lot: 458 - CROCK BENCH.

CROCK BENCH. American, second half 19th Century. Poplar. Three tiers, x-frame supports and dado joint and square nail construction. Left side with blue painted interior. 61.75"h. 31"w. 16.25"d.

Lot: 459 - DECORATED STONEWARE CROCK.

DECORATED STONEWARE CROCK. American, second half 19th Century. Double handled crock with flower and leaf decoration and grooved banding. Chips, surface wear and crack. 5.25"h.

Lot: 460 - LARGE STONEWARE JAR.

LARGE STONEWARE JAR. American, Second Half 20th Century. Ovoid shape with allover brown glaze. Band of imperfection between neck and shoulder from manufacture, old chips at bottom rim, glaze skips throughout. 15"h.

Lot: 461 - OVOID STONEWARE JUG.

OVOID STONEWARE JUG. American, second quarter 19th Century. Applied handle and freehand cobalt foliate decoration. 9.25"h.

Lot: 462 - TWO DECORATED STONEWARE JARS.

TWO DECORATED STONEWARE JARS. American, second half 19th Century. Both with cobalt, freehand leaf decoration and banded rings near neck. Chips, surface wear, burst pot stones. 8.5"h. And 8.75"h.

Lot: 463 - TWO SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE PITCHERS AND A BOTTLE.

TWO SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE PITCHERS AND A BOTTLE. American, Second Half 19th Century. Pitcher with brown glaze and incised band around shoulder. Several old chips throughout, especially to top rim. Heat discoloration to one side. 8"h. Redware pitcher. Old chips to interior top rim, handle, and bottom rim. 7.5"h. Bottle with blue-gray over red glaze. Unglazed spotting throughout and two burn marks, probably from manufacture. Chips to top rim. 10"h.

Lot: 464 - THREE STONEWARE JUGS.

THREE STONEWARE JUGS. American, Second Half 19th Century. The first stamped "WILLIAMS, DAVIS, BROOKS & CO. WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, DETROIT, MICH." Cracks to spout and chips to bottom rin . 12.5"h. The second with yellow and brown glaze. Unmarked. Chips throughout and losses to glaze; 11"h. The third of gray and taupe glaze. Unmarked. With old chip to spout. 9.5"h.

Lot: 465 - LARGE LIDDED TWO-HANDLED STONEWARE JAR.

LARGE LIDDED TWO-HANDLED STONEWARE JAR. American, early 20th Century. Allover brown glaze, the lid with knob handle. With several large chips to rim. 26.5"h.

Lot: 466 - NEW GENEVA DECORATED PITCHER.

NEW GENEVA DECORATED PITCHER. American (Pennsylvania), fourth quarter 19th Century. Flared rim and decorated with black flowers and vines. Applied handle with decorated stripes and glazed interior. Chip to rim, surface wear and chips to table rim. 5"h.

Lot: 467 - THREE CERAMIC ITEMS.

THREE CERAMIC ITEMS. American, 19th Century. Albany slip batter jug with tin lid and bail handle. With chips at handle holes. 9.5"h. A yellowware food mold with central corn design. With chips, several hairline cracks, and crazing throughout. 3.5"h. Brown-glazed stepped sewer tile, possibly Robbins, Tennessee. With chips. 3.5"h.

Lot: 468 - STONEWARE WATER COOLER AND A BASE.

STONEWARE WATER COOLER AND A BASE. American (Utica, New York), late 19th Century. Barrel shaped cooler with embossed floral decoration. Hairlines, wear and missing lid. 14"h 11"dia. And a base with embossed classical decoration. Rim chip and wear. 4"h. 11"dia. Both have cobalt decoration.

Lot: 469 - WHITE'S STONEWARE UMBRELLA STAND.

WHITE'S STONEWARE UMBRELLA STAND. American (Utica, New York), late 19th Century. Cylindrical shape with relief molded alligator, cattails and insects. Salt glaze with cobalt highlight. Cracks and repairs. 20"h. 9.5" dia.

Lot: 470 - TWO STONEWARE ANIMALS.

TWO STONEWARE ANIMALS. American, 20th Century. The first a plaque depicting a sow with piglets. Crazing. 6"w. The second a molded blue and white Scottish Terrier. 7.5"l. Both with pencil marks on reverse.

Lot: 471 - GROUP OF SEVEN SMALL STONEWARE ITEMS.

GROUP OF SEVEN SMALL STONEWARE ITEMS. 19th and 20th Century. Comprising two motto jugs, a mustard jar, a salve tub, a cream jug, a two-handled pot, and a little brown jug. 4.5"h to 1.5"h.

Lot: 472 - FOUR MINIATURE ADVERTISING JUGS.

FOUR MINIATURE ADVERTISING JUGS. Circa 1900. With Albany glaze and scratched writing. One reading "Compliments of R.L. Leeson Elwood Ind;" one reading "Compliments of Hodson Grocery Anderson Ind;" one reading "Compliments of Mrs M McCormick 1119 - 4th St;" one reading "Compliments of S.J Weiss 124 S. 6th Str. Richmond Ind." All with chips, one with repaired crack to handle. Tallest 3.5"h.

Lot: 473 - FIVE DETRICK WHISKEY STONEWARE MINI MOTTO JUGS.

FIVE DETRICK WHISKEY STONEWARE MINI MOTTO JUGS. American, circa 1900. Detrick Distilling Company, Dayton, Ohio. With varying mottos. These jugs are the version without the border around the motto. Three with cork stoppers. With chips and numerous glaze skips 4.25-4.5"h.

Lot: 474 - FIVE ADVERTISING MINIATURE JUGS AND A REPRODUCTION BLOCK BENNINGTON BOOK FLASK.

FIVE ADVERTISING MINIATURE JUGS AND A REPRODUCTION BLOCK BENNINGTON BOOK FLASK. Jugs circa 1900, flask circa 1980. Four salt-glazed stoneware two-tone brown and cream jugs reading "BAXTER'S OLD NAUVOO BRAND WINES," "MCKENNA WHISKEY," "7 YEAR OLD MT. VERNON RYE.," and "HAY'S FIVE FRUIT." One salt-glazed stoneware jug in allover white glaze reading "FROM The National Wine Company LIMA, OHIO." One ceramic flask in book form with impressed "COMPANION FOR LIFE" on spine, in mottled yellow glaze, with impressed BLOCK BENNINGTON VERMONT on underside. Six pieces total. McKenna Whiskey jug with chips and crazing, National Wine Company jug with one broken handle and chip on spout. Flask 6.5"h.

Lot: 475 - SIX MINIATURE KENTUCKY VINEGAR JUGS.

SIX MINIATURE KENTUCKY VINEGAR JUGS. Circa 1900. Salt-glazed stoneware. Five with two-tone brown and cream glaze, one with allover white glaze. Four reading "Jones Bros. & Co., Louisville;" one "Wallace & Gregory Bros, Paducah;" one "Hirsch Bros & Co Louisville and Pittsburgh." All with chips, three with crazing, Wallace & Gregory jug with crack. Tallest 3.5"h

Lot: 476 - EIGHT MINIATURE ADVERTISING JUGS.

EIGHT MINIATURE ADVERTISING JUGS. Circa 1900. Salt-glazed stoneware. Seven with two-tone brown and cream glaze, one with allover white glaze. All reading "Compliments of..." with a business name and address. All with chips, some with crazing. Tallest 5"h.

Lot: 477 - SET OF 12 DETRICK WHISKEY STONEWARE MINIATURE MOTTO JUGS.

SET OF 12 DETRICK WHISKEY STONEWARE MINIATURE MOTTO JUGS. American, early 20th Century. Detrick Distilling Company, Dayton, Ohio. These jugs are the version with the border around the motto. Base chip on "If you try me..." Small chips to base and chip to spout on "When you see me..." 4.5"h.

Lot: 478 - ADVERTISING AND SOUVENIR POTTERY.

ADVERTISING AND SOUVENIR POTTERY. 19th/20th Century. Four salt-glazed stoneware two-tone brown and cream souvenir items reading "Lowell," "JUG OF WATER FROM NIAGARA FALLS CANADA," " CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS MINERAL WATER," and "NIAGARA FALLS CANADA." One brown-glazed advertising jug with scratched writing "Compliments of N.E. Cramer Fancy Gro Ho Pleasant St." One log cabin form bank with printed "HOUSE IN WHICH ABRAHAM LINCOLN WAS BORN VAN DYK TEAS OUR OWN STORES EVERYWHERE", VD mark, and Austria on underside. Six pieces total. With discoloration and residue to Niagara Falls items, repainting and large chip to advertising mug. Tallest 4"h.

Lot: 479 - SEVEN GLAZED POTTERY ITEMS.

SEVEN GLAZED POTTERY ITEMS. 19th/20th Century. One brown-glazed jar with scratched inscription reading "GAR Canal Fire Buckingham Post Nov 21st 1883." With repaired break and chips. 2.75"h. One white-glazed bottle reading "VULCANIZING SOLUTION MANUFACTURED BY THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER CO. AKRON, OHIO." With some chips and pitting, and a broken stopper. 5"h. One white-glazed jug with worn writing. and floral decoration. 4"h. One mottled-brown glazed jug with impressed snake skin pattern. 3"h. One brown-glazed jug with worn painted scene. 4.25"h. One two-tone glazed jug in yellow and teal with crazing and surface dirt. 3.5"h. One miniature brown-glazed jug with chips and pitting. 1.75"h.

Lot: 480 - PORCELAIN HORSE TABLE LAMP AND WEST VIRGINIA CROCK.

PORCELAIN HORSE TABLE LAMP AND WEST VIRGINIA CROCK. American. 20th Century frolicking white porcelain horses atop a wood base with silver paper shade. Wear to base and discoloration to shade. 27"h. And 19th Century gray and brown salt-glazed crock with blue stenciled lettering reading "A.P. DONAGHO, PARKERSBURGH, W.V." With a chip and hairline cracks to top rim. 8"h.

Lot: 481 - SHERATON CHEST OF DRAWERS.

SHERATON CHEST OF DRAWERS. American, second quarter 19th Century. Walnut with poplar secondary. Paneled ends, two over three dovetailed drawers with beaded edges, reeded stiles and turned legs. Refinished with replaced brasses. 43"h. 43"w. 19.75"d.

Lot: 482 - SHERATON ONE DRAWER STAND.

SHERATON ONE DRAWER STAND. American, second quarter 19th Century. Cherry with poplar secondary. Dovetailed drawer and simple turned legs. Refinished with some wear. 29.5"h. 22"w. 17"l.

Lot: 483 - TWO LIGHTING DEVICES.

TWO LIGHTING DEVICES. American, mid-19th and early Century. Punched tin shade on candlestick, oxidation and wear, 9"h. Small tin oil lantern with folding handle and glass sides, wear and loss, 7"h.

Lot: 484 - SIX FLUID BURNING LAMPS.

SIX FLUID BURNING LAMPS. American, second half 19th Century. Pair of Boston and Sandwich "Acanthus Leaf" opaque white lamps on marble bases, 9.15"h. Paneled thumbprint and sawtooth flashed glass on marble base, 11.75"h. George Duncan three face oil lamp with hurricane, 10"h. to burner. And two round font lamps, one with opaque white base, 10"h., and one with round base, 8"h.

Lot: 485 - GROUP OF EARLY LIGHTING.

GROUP OF EARLY LIGHTING. American and European, mostly 19th Century. A die-punched tin candle lantern with pyramid top, wear, 10.5"h. Chamber stick with saucer base, wear, 4"h. Hog scraper with pushup, 5.5"h. A spiral candlestick with wooden base, 7.5". And a brass cruzie, 3.5"h.

Lot: 486 - FOUR AMERICAN SPUN BRASS KETTLES.

FOUR AMERICAN SPUN BRASS KETTLES. 19th Century. Comprising two H. W. Hayden for Waterbury Brass Company with marks; one with illegible mark; one unmarked. All with iron handles. 9.5" to 4.25"h.

Lot: 487 - STAVE CONSTRUCTED FOOTED TANKARD.

STAVE CONSTRUCTED FOOTED TANKARD. Germany, mid-19th Century. Intricate carved decoration with brown banding. Hinged lid. Rests on three feet. "L.S." carved into bottom. Wear and finish loss. 8.5"h.

Lot: 488 - LARGE HANDLED TRENCHER.

LARGE HANDLED TRENCHER. European, mid-19th Century. Pine. Hand hewn with tab handles. 6.5"h. 48.5"w.

Lot: 489 - INTERNATIONAL WOODEN WARE GROUP.

INTERNATIONAL WOODEN WARE GROUP. Nineteenth Century. A stave constructed firkin with finger joint bands and bail handle, spools in various sizes, wash board, noggin and batik printing blocks. Wear and loss.

Lot: 490 - BLUE AND GRAY STONEWARE PITCHER.

BLUE AND GRAY STONEWARE PITCHER. American, late 19th Century. Attributed to Whites Pottery, Utica, NY. Molded with portraits of Christopher Columbus and Queen Isabella and floral scrolls. Embossed "1" on underside. Chip to bottom rim and discoloration. 9.25"h.

Lot: 491 - BLUE AND GRAY SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE PITCHER AND STEIN.

BLUE AND GRAY SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE PITCHER AND STEIN. American, late 19th Century. Attributed to Whites Pottery, Utica, NY. Pitcher molded with portraits of men and embossed "Ein Glas beim Freund Ist gut gemeint," with handle. Embossed "3" on underside. Chips and stains. 11"h. Stein molded with Greek key borders and embossed "Prosit." Chips to bottom rim and crazing. 6"h.

Lot: 492 - BLUE AND GRAY SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE PITCHER AND STEIN.

BLUE AND GRAY SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE PITCHER AND STEIN. American, late 19th Century. Attributed to Whites Pottery, Utica, NY. Pitcher molded with portraits of men and embossed with "Je boser das Weib, Je schoner die kneip!," with handle. Embossed "3" on underside. Chips and crazing. 10.5"h. Stein molded with figures and flora and embossed with German saying. Chips and hairline crack. 4.75"h.

Lot: 493 - TWO BLUE AND GRAY SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE PITCHERS.

TWO BLUE AND GRAY SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE PITCHERS. American, late 19th Century. Attributed to Whites Pottery, Utica, NY. First pitcher molded with portraits of men and embossed with "Trink was klar ist." Embossed "3" on underside. Chips and hairline cracks. 10.5"h. Other pitcher molded with portraits of men and embossed "Gesundheit." Embossed "3" on underside. Chips and repaired crack to base. 10.5"h.

Lot: 494 - TWO BLUE AND GRAY SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE PITCHERS.

TWO BLUE AND GRAY SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE PITCHERS. American, late 19th Century. Attributed to Whites Pottery, Utica, NY. First pitcher molded with portraits of men and embossed with "Trinke Langsam. Aber viel!" Embossed "3" on underside. Chips. 11"h. Other pitcher molded with a scene of men and a portrait of a man and embossed with German sayings. Embossed "4" on underside. Chips and crazing. 10"h.

Lot: 495 - BLUE AND GRAY SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE PITCHER AND STEIN.

BLUE AND GRAY SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE PITCHER AND STEIN. American, late 19th Century. Attributed to Whites Pottery, Utica, NY. Pitcher molded with portraits of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln and embossed with "Prosit." With handle. Embossed "3" on underside. Minor chips. 11"h. Stein molded with a scene of women and men and embossed with German saying. Embossed "17" on underside. 5"h.

Lot: 496 - FIVE BLUE AND GRAY SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE PITCHERS.

FIVE BLUE AND GRAY SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE PITCHERS. American, late 19th Century. Attributed to Whites Pottery, Utica, NY. One pitcher molded with a portrait of George Washington and a Revolutionary War scene and embossed "6" on underside; another molded with flowers and embossed "6" on underside; another embossed with Greek key borders and "Gesundheit."; another molded with flowers and a German saying with embossed 2 on underside; another molded with a scene of figures and a bell reading "BOY." All with chips and discoloration, some with crazing and hairline cracks. Tallest 9"h.

Lot: 497 - FIVE BLUE AND GRAY SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE PITCHERS.

FIVE BLUE AND GRAY SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE PITCHERS. American, late 19th Century. Attributed to Whites Pottery, Utica, NY. One pitcher molded with a portrait of General von Steuben and a Revolutionary War scene with embossed "6" on underside; another molded with flowers and figures with embossed "6" on underside; another embossed with Greek key borders and a German saying with embossed "2" on underside; another molded with a portrait and scene of Paul Revere's ride with embossed "12" on underside; another molded with figures and flowers. All with chips and discoloration, some with crazing and cracks. Tallest 9"h.

Lot: 498 - SIX BLUE AND GRAY SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE PITCHERS.

SIX BLUE AND GRAY SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE PITCHERS. American, late 19th Century. Attributed to Whites Pottery, Utica, NY. One pitcher molded with figures, flowers, and butterflies with embossed "4" on underside; another molded with mythical creatures and a tavern scene and embossed with German sayings with embossed "1" on underside; another molded with a scene of Paul Revere's ride with embossed "12" on underside; another embossed with Greek key borders and a German saying with embossed "2" on underside; another molded with flowers with embossed "18" on underside; another molded with a figure and flowers. All with chips and discoloration, some with crazing and cracks. Tallest 9.5"h.

Lot: 499 - PAIR OF TOLE DECORATED CHESTNUT URNS.

PAIR OF TOLE DECORATED CHESTNUT URNS. American (possibly Philadelphia), first quarter 19th Century. Alligator black paint with gold, silver and tan Chinoiserie decoration. Bases with lion head ring handles.

Lot: 500 - TOLE PAINTED TEA CANISTER.

TOLE PAINTED TEA CANISTER. England, mid-19th Century. Parnall and Sons painted tea canister in an Asian motif. Dents, surface wear and loss. 16.5"h.

Lot: 501 - TWO TOLE PAINTED SPICE CONTAINERS.

TWO TOLE PAINTED SPICE CONTAINERS. American, second half 19th Century. Cylinder roll top containers. Allspice and Cloves. Worn paint and one missing knob. 8"h. 7.5"w. 7"d.

Lot: 502 - SMALL TOLE DOMETOP BOX AND MATCH SAFE.

SMALL TOLE DOMETOP BOX AND MATCH SAFE. American, second half 19th Century. Box with black ground and a latch and ring handle on top. Each with original paint. 2.75"h. Match safe with green ground decorated with flowers and a hinged lid. 2.5"l. Both with original paint. Wear and losses to both.

Lot: 503 - GROUP OF PAINTED TOLEWARE.

GROUP OF PAINTED TOLEWARE. American, second half 20th Century. Eight pieces total. Comprising a large octagonal tray decorated with fruit; a rimmed pan decorated with flowers and signed "B.L.B."; a pitcher decorated with flowers; a coffee pot decorated with figures; a coffee pot decorated with flowers; two lobed trays decorated with Asian themes; and a rectangular box with lid. All with wear.Tray 28"h. 36.25"w.

Lot: 504 - SHERATON DESK.

SHERATON DESK. American, second quarter 19th Century. Walnut with poplar secondary. The upper section with carved cornice, two adjustable shelves, glazed doors, and two dovetailed drawers; the base with two dovetailed drawers and turned legs. Lower right drawer missing portion of knob, otherwise good overall condition with only minor wear. 74"h. 46"w. overall 31"d.

Lot: 505 - LATE COUNTRY SHERATON CHEST OF DRAWERS.

LATE COUNTRY SHERATON CHEST OF DRAWERS. American, second quarter 19th Century. Cherry with poplar secondary. Paneled ends, two over three dovetailed drawers and turned legs. Original red finish has some wear. Age splits, some edge damage and loss. 47.75"h. 41.25"w. 21.75"d.

Lot: 506 - TWO SHERATON ONE DRAWER STANDS.

TWO SHERATON ONE DRAWER STANDS. American, second quarter 19th Century. One is birch with poplar secondary. Dovetailed drawer with paneled and turned legs. Refinished. 28.25"h. 18.5"w. 18.75"d. And the second is walnut, has had the drawer replaced and has turned legs. Refinished with wear. 28.5"h. 23"w. 18"d.

Lot: 507 - SET OF HANGING SHELVES.

SET OF HANGING SHELVES. American, mid-20th Century. Mahogany. Shaped ends, three shelves, top of which has a backsplash. Refinished. 21.5"h. 36"w. 7.25"d.

Lot: 508 - NORTHWOOD CRANBERRY OPALESENT HERRINGBONE PITCHER AND TUMBLERS.

NORTHWOOD CRANBERRY OPALESENT HERRINGBONE PITCHER AND TUMBLERS. American, fourth quarter 19th Century. Ribbed cranberry pitcher with opalescent herringbone decoration. Wear and scratches to table ring. 9"h. Together with three matching tumblers. Chips to rims and tumblers have been ground down. 3.75"h.

Lot: 509 - GROUP OF ASSORTED PATTERNED CHINA.

GROUP OF ASSORTED PATTERNED CHINA. English, mid-19th Century. Featuring Peafowl, pearlware, spatterware, transferware and others. Including teacups, tea pot, bowls, lidded sugars, creamers and saucers. Varying wear and loss.

Lot: 510 - GROUPING OF GLASS.

GROUPING OF GLASS. American, second half 19th Century. Includes a lidded patterned glass sugar, two lidded egg cups, a footed glass lamp, paint decorated cup and a grouping of miniature glass pieces. Varying wear.

Lot: 511 - SEVEN GLASS ITEMS.

SEVEN GLASS ITEMS. 20th Century. Two handblown green glass jars with metal lids. With chips to top rims. 7" h and 8"h. Molded glass pedestal candy jar with mismatched lid. 16"h. Four glass hurricanes. With a chip to two. Tallest 14"h.

Lot: 512 - FOUR BLOWN GLASS VESSLES.

FOUR BLOWN GLASS VESSLES. American, third quarter 19th Century. Red amber jug with silver collar, wear to table ring, 7.25"h. Banded olive jug, broken pontil and ground down chips, 7"h. And two amethyst hyacinth vases, one with ribbed interior, 8.15"h., and on plain, broken pontil and wear to table ring, 7.5"h.

Lot: 513 - STICK SPATTER PITCHER AND BOWL.

STICK SPATTER PITCHER AND BOWL. England, third quarter 19th Century. Ironstone China. Paneled form with floral decoration and red stripe borders. Pitcher has hairlines, bowl has rim chip and both have wear. Pitcher. 18.75"h. Bowl. 4.75"h. 14.5"dia.

Lot: 514 - GROUP OF KNOBS.

GROUP OF KNOBS. American, second half 19th Century. A set of eight miniature clear opalescent knobs, a set of eight lacy, clear opalescent knobs. Six large drawer knobs and two glove drawer knobs. Together with six porcelain knobs with black matte glaze and black high glaze decoration.

Lot: 515 - SHERATON CHEST OF DRAWERS.

SHERATON CHEST OF DRAWERS. American, mid-19th Century. Cherry, tiger maple with poplar secondary. Paneled sides, turned legs and four dovetailed drawers. Refinished, age spit on top and replaced knobs. 45.5"h. 43"w. 21.5"d.

Lot: 516 - SOUTHERN SHERATON CHEST OF DRAWERS.

SOUTHERN SHERATON CHEST OF DRAWERS. American (Kentucky or Tennessee), second quarter 19th Century. Cherry with poplar secondary. Top with applied edge moldings, paneled ends, four dovetailed drawers with beaded edges. Period blown glass knobs, shield shaped escutcheons, high turned legs and deeply shaped aprons. Crack to front right corner of top, damage to lower right corner of top drawer and refinished. 49.25"h. 41.75"w. 21.75"d.

Lot: 517 - PAINTED HANGING SHELVES.

PAINTED HANGING SHELVES. American, late-20th Century. Poplar. Shaped ends and three shelves with plate groove. Distressed black paint. 34"h. 25"w. 5"d.

Lot: 518 - PAINTED SHERATON ONE DRAWER STAND.

PAINTED SHERATON ONE DRAWER STAND. American, second quarter 19th Century. Pine. Dovetailed drawer, turned legs, original red worn paint has been overvarnished and is yellowing. Surface wear and scratches. 29.5"h. 17"w. 16.75"d.

Lot: 519 - COUNTRY EMPIRE GRAIN-PAINTED BLANKET CHEST.

COUNTRY EMPIRE GRAIN-PAINTED BLANKET CHEST. American (Pennsylvania, Adams County), mid-19th Century. Poplar. Lid with applied edge moldings, dovetailed case, turned legs and interior lidded till. Wear to paint, edge losses, lock receiver missing but newer screws present. 25.25"h. 46.5"w. 20.75"d.

Lot: 520 - EMPIRE GILDED MIRROR.

EMPIRE GILDED MIRROR. American, second quarter 19th Century. Pine. Cornice with acorn drop finials, frieze with central shell flanked by flowers, rope turned half pilasters, corner blocks with rondelles and two part mirror. Wear to gilding. 42.75"h. 26"w. 4.5"d.

Lot: 521 - SHERATON PLANTATION DESK.

SHERATON PLANTATION DESK. American, second quarter 19th Century. Pine and poplar. In two pieces. Top with beveled cornice, two six pane with fold down writing surface, dovetailed drawer and turned legs. Refinished with some minor wear. 71.75"h. 46"w. 20.75"d.

Lot: 522 - SHERATON BIN.

SHERATON BIN. American, second quarter 19th Century. Pine, hinged lid with breadboard ends, paneled front, back and ends, turned legs, double welled interior, removable breadboard on a sliding track. Old worn finish. 30.25" h. 34.5" w. 22" d.

Lot: 523 - TRANSITIONAL MINIATURE CHEST.

TRANSITIONAL MINIATURE CHEST. American, second quarter 19th Century. Pine with mahogany veneer. Sheraton to Empire. Paneled ends, half turned pilasters, turned legs, four dovetailed drawers, refinished with some pieced veneer repairs. 19"h. 15.75". 10.25"d.

Lot: 524 - TRANSITIONAL TWO DRAWER STAND.

TRANSITIONAL TWO DRAWER STAND. American, second quarter 19th Century. Cherry with poplar secondary. Sheraton to Empire. Two dovetailed drawers with turned knobs and square legs with fluted corners and turnings. Refinished with wear and age splits. 29.25"h. 22"w. 17.75"d.

Lot: 525 - UNSIGNED "STILL LIFE".

UNSIGNED "STILL LIFE". American, circa 1900. Oil on canvas. Still life with jug, fruit and goblet. Patches and puncture, wear to frame, varnished. 15.25"h. 21.75"w. Framed 22.75"h. 29"w.

Lot: 526 - TWO BILL RANK FRAMED THEOREMS.

TWO BILL RANK FRAMED THEOREMS. American, contemporary. Painting on velvet. Fruit basket with bird. Signed lower right. 13.75"h. 15.5"w. Brightly colored rooster. Signed lower right. 21.75"h. 19.75"w. Both in paint decorated frames.

Lot: 527 - WATERCOLOR AND CLOTH COLLAGE.

WATERCOLOR AND CLOTH COLLAGE. American, mid-19th Century. Young man seated in an arm chair soaking his feet in a tub. The man's head and hands, chair and tub are watercolor and his shirt or smock is linen. In a period frame. 13.75"h. 10.5"w. Ex. Mary Thornton. Sold at Garth's January 9-10, 1976 Lot 528.

Lot: 528 - UNSIGNED "WATERCOLOR PORTRAIT OF A MAN".

UNSIGNED "WATERCOLOR PORTRAIT OF A MAN". English, mid-19th Century. Man with an eye patch and a bandage atop his head. Unsigned. In gilt frame. 15.25"h. 13.5"w.

Lot: 529 - SHERATON CENTER TABLE.

SHERATON CENTER TABLE. American, second quarter 19th Century. Mahogany with pine secondary. Round top, apron with applied beaded edge and turned and reeded legs. Refinished with a little wear. 27.75"h.34.5" dia.

Lot: 530 - EMPIRE CANDLE STAND.

EMPIRE CANDLE STAND. American, second quarter 19th Century. Tiger maple. Rectangular top with ovolo corners, turned column and scrolled legs. Refinished with repairs to column base. 28"h. 18.5"w. 17"d.

Lot: 531 - SHERATON STAND.

SHERATON STAND. Second quarter 19th Century. Walnut. One board top with turned legs. Refinished. 28.25"h. 31.75"w. 20.25"d.

Lot: 532 - TWO STOOLS.

TWO STOOLS. American, mid-19th Century. One is Empire. Pine stained to look like tiger maple with legs. Slip stuffed seat. Some wear and repair. 13"h. 20"w. 13.5"d. And the second is octagonal with jigsaw cut detail. Reddish-brown grain painting and yellow pinstriping. Wear and repair and missing cushion. 9"h. 17" across.

Lot: 533 - GROUP OF SEATING.

GROUP OF SEATING. American, 19th Century. Mixed woods. Two ladder back chairs with splint seats. A stenciled Sheraton chair with cane seat, an Empire saber leg chair with vase splat and slipseat, a plank seat chair with bamboo turnings, a high stool and a foot stool. Wear and loss throughout.

Lot: 534 - PAINT-DECORATED EMPIRE CHEST OF DRAWERS.

PAINT-DECORATED EMPIRE CHEST OF DRAWERS. American, mid-19th Century. Poplar. Paneled sides, shaped apron, four dovetailed drawers with applied beaded edges and ball feet. Grain paint is a later addition, some edge loss and wear. 46.5"h. 41.75"w. 20.75"d.

Lot: 535 - GRAIN PAINTED COUNTRY EMPIRE BLANKET CHEST.

GRAIN PAINTED COUNTRY EMPIRE BLANKET CHEST. American, second quarter 19th Century. Pine. Lid with breadboard ends, dovetailed case, short turned legs, interior lidded till and warm pine colored graining. Age split on lid and some paint wear. 21.25"h. 37"w. 18.5"d.

Lot: 536 - EMPIRE MIRROR.

EMPIRE MIRROR. American, second-quarter 19th Century. Corner blocks with flowers, turned pilasters with flower bouquet decoration. Worn gilding with some edge loss. 23"h. 15.75"w.

Lot: 537 - DECORATED DOME TOP TRUNK.

DECORATED DOME TOP TRUNK. American, second quarter 19th Century. Pine. Dovetailed case, original yellow with dark gray vinegar graining. Some wear, age splits and missing part of hasp. 10.25"h. 26.25"w. 13.25"d.

Lot: 538 - COUNTRY EMPIRE CANNONBALL BED.

COUNTRY EMPIRE CANNONBALL BED. American, second quarter 19th Century. Poplar. Heavily turned posts, matching head and foot boards with scrolled lobes and scalloped centers. Refinished with wear. Originally a rope bed and has had rails replaced. 53"h. 53.5"w. 82.5"l.

Lot: 539 - COUNTRY EMPIRE STAND.

COUNTRY EMPIRE STAND. American, second quarter 19th Century. Walnut and maple with poplar secondary. Three board top, well concealed drawer, turned column and snake legs. Top has age splits and has been refinished and base retains original reddish-brown finish. 26.5"h. 17.75"w. 19.75"d.

Lot: 540 - SHERATON TWO DRAWER STAND.

SHERATON TWO DRAWER STAND. American, second quarter 19th Century. Cherry with pine secondary. Dovetailed drawers and turned legs. Refinished. 29"h. 20"w. 17.5"d.

Lot: 541 - MINIATURE CHEST OF DRAWERS.

MINIATURE CHEST OF DRAWERS. American, mid-19th Century. Poplar. Top with routed edge, solid ends, simple base molding and cut out feet and two over three drawers with applied molding on drawer fronts. Original worn finish and square construction. 18.25"h. 17.5"w. 8.75"d.

Lot: 542 - COUNTRY EMPIRE GRAIN-PAINTED BLANKET CHEST.

COUNTRY EMPIRE GRAIN-PAINTED BLANKET CHEST. American (Pennsylvania, Cumberland County), second quarter 19th Century. Lid and base with applied edge molding, dovetailed case, turned legs and interior lidded till. Original grain paint has some wear and edge loss. 25.25"h. 45.75"w. 21"d.

Lot: 543 - THREE-COLOR COVERLET.

THREE-COLOR COVERLET. American, mid-19th Century. Red, blue, and natural. Floral medallions with foliate border. A few small stains. Minor discoloration along top edge. 69"w. 84"l.

Lot: 544 - PEACE AND PLENTY COVERLET.

PEACE AND PLENTY COVERLET. American, mid-19th Century (1855). Blue and white. Floral field with bird and tree border. Two holes. Damage and wear to edges and fringe. 67"w. 92"l.

Lot: 545 - JACQUARD COVERLET BY PETER LORENZ.

JACQUARD COVERLET BY PETER LORENZ. American, mid-19th Century. Blue and white. Floral field with vining floral border. Stars and floral corner block reading "PETER/LORENZ". Lorenz wove in both Indiana and Ohio. Damage to fringe. Scattered stains. Short split in center seam. 69"w. 85"l.

Lot: 546 - FOUR-COLOR COVERLET.

FOUR-COLOR COVERLET. American, mid-19th Century. Blue, red, green, and natural. Central floral medallion with grape vine surround; border with birds, peacocks, flowers, and wheat. A few areas of wear and a few scattered stains. Sections of top hem unstitched. 72"w. 82"l.

Lot: 547 - BLUE AND NATURAL JACQUARD COVERLET.

BLUE AND NATURAL JACQUARD COVERLET. American, mid-19th Century. Blue and natural. Central field with flowers and stylized medallions; vining floral border. Winged shell corner block often of Eastern Indiana origin. Some discoloration but very good condition overall. 75"w. 84.5"l.

Lot: 548 - BLUE AND WHITE JACQUARD COVERLET.

BLUE AND WHITE JACQUARD COVERLET. American, mid-19th Century (1847). Blue and white. Floral medallions with border of trees and birds; side borders with floral design. Corner block with eagle and stars; dated 1847. Some discoloration, otherwise very good condition. 80"w. 81.5"l.

Lot: 549 - BLANKET CHEST ON TURNED LEGS.

BLANKET CHEST ON TURNED LEGS. American (Ohio), second half 19th Century. Poplar. Dovetail construction, covered till. Good condition with only a few minor areas of edge wear. 25.5"h. 44"w. 20.75"d.

Lot: 550 - GRAIN-PAINTED CUPBOARD.

GRAIN-PAINTED CUPBOARD. American, second half 19th Century. Pine. Molded cornice, single, three board door, three interior shelves and cutout feet. Grain paint is a later addition. Wear to the paint, scuffs and nicks. 72"h. 40"w. 15"d. Found in Bedford, Pennsylvania.

Lot: 551 - PAINTED SHERATON STAND.

PAINTED SHERATON STAND. American, second quarter 19th Century. Pine. Two board top, apron with beaded edge, turned legs and old won gray over original red. 27.75"h. 23.75"w. 18.75"d.

Lot: 552 - PAINTED COUNTRY SHELVES.

PAINTED COUNTRY SHELVES. American, fourth quarter 19th Century. Soft wood. Bootjack ends with peaked tops, five shelves, front with beaded edges, diagonal brace and worn yellow paint with black trim. 51.5"h. 36.25"w. 7.75"d.

Lot: 553 - LARGE DOME TOP TRUNK.

LARGE DOME TOP TRUNK. American, mid-19th Century. Oak. Simple construction with canted front and back. Refinished, replaced hardware, repainted interior and missing interior lidded till. 27"h. 43.75"w. 22.25"d.

Lot: 554 - TWO COUNTRY LADDER BACK WAGON BENCHES.

TWO COUNTRY LADDER BACK WAGON BENCHES. American, mid-19th Century. Mixed woods. One has old alligatored black paint over original red and worn splint seat. 15" seat ht. 29.5"h. 34.5"w. And the second has been refinished and has woven cane seat. 14.5" seat ht. 29.5"h. 33.5"w. Wear and loss throughout.

Lot: 555 - FOLDING FOOTSTOOL.

FOLDING FOOTSTOOL. American, mid-19th Century. Pegged construction with reddish stain. Hinged side with five rungs. Finish wear and nice wear to rungs. Folded 5"h. 16.25"w. 19"d.

Lot: 556 - BENTWOOD CARRIER.

BENTWOOD CARRIER. American, 19th Century. With lap joints and attached bentwood handle wood peg attachments. With a break to bottom edge, discoloration to lid, and scratching and cracking throughout. With handle 12"h.

Lot: 557 - GRAIN PAINTED BENTWOOD CARRY ALL.

GRAIN PAINTED BENTWOOD CARRY ALL. American, late 19th Century. Oak and pine. Lid with finger joint, bottom with lap joints. Combed tan graining has wear Some edge loss. 7.5"h. 11.75" dia.

Lot: 558 - TWO PAINTED RACKS.

TWO PAINTED RACKS. American, second half 19th Century. Pine. A peg rack with turned pegs and back with beaded edge. Old worn ivory paint. 3"h. 50.75"w. A quilt rack, mortised construction and worn ivory paint. Some repair. 48"h. 37.5"w.

Lot: 559 - COUNTRY TWO WELL BIN.

COUNTRY TWO WELL BIN. American, mid-19th Century. Pine. Hinged lids with applied edge molding, bins open to two compartments and high base molding. Refinished, wear and surface wear. 30"h. 45"w. 21"d.

Lot: 560 - PAINT-DECORATED GRAIN BIN.

PAINT-DECORATED GRAIN BIN. American, mid-19th Century. Poplar. Single-board construction, lid with applied edge molding, cast-iron bail handles, shaped apron, the yellow and black sponged paint are a later addition. Some loss to edges, light wear. 31"h. 32"w. 20.25"d.

Lot: 561 - A PAIR OF GALVANIZED PAILS.

A PAIR OF GALVANIZED PAILS. American, early 20th Century (circa 1900). Iron bale handles, riveted construction, and collar bases. One has worn yellow paint and interior riveted patches. Collar bases may be a later addition. 10"h. Plus handles, 11"dia.

Lot: 562 - GROUPING OF HOUSEHOLD ITEMS.

GROUPING OF HOUSEHOLD ITEMS. American and English, mid-19th Century. Including sad irons with one trivet, pewter foot warmer, copper and brass ladle, footed half gallon cauldron, iron tongs and a scale. Varying wear and loss.

Lot: 563 - GROUP OF HOUSEWARES.

GROUP OF HOUSEWARES. American, most late 19th/early 20th Century. Comprising a thread caddy with bone posts, a wood knitty knotty, a shaving mirror, a cutlery carrier, a bone crochet hook, and a modern miniature bamboo grater. Six pieces total. Caddy 10"h.

Lot: 564 - GROUP OF METAL ITEMS.

GROUP OF METAL ITEMS. American, 19th Century. Comprising two spittoons with handles, six cuspidors, a painted toleware vase, and an embossed copper bed warmer. All with extensive wear. Bed warmer 34.5"l. Ten items total.

Lot: 565 - GROUP OF METAL HOUSEWARES.

GROUP OF METAL HOUSEWARES. American, 19th Century. Comprising a copper pot, a mini brass footman, a forged iron trivet, and a forged iron betty lamp. Copper pan 5.5"h.

Lot: 566 - ARCHITECTURAL GREEN PAINTED COUNTRY CUPBOARD.

ARCHITECTURAL GREEN PAINTED COUNTRY CUPBOARD. Probably American, mid-19th Century. Pine. Simple one-piece form with bull-nosed and overhung scrubbed top above two blind doors and applied scrolled architectural corner brackets. Interior shelves. Paint history with green likely the original. 39.5"h. 46"w. 15.5"d.

Lot: 567 - SOUTHERN FARM TABLE.

SOUTHERN FARM TABLE. American (Alexandria, Virginia), mid-19th Century. Southern yellow pine. Two board top, simple turned legs and worn dry finish. 29.75"h. 70"w. 31"d.

Lot: 568 - SOUTHERN HANGING CORNER CUPBOARD.

SOUTHERN HANGING CORNER CUPBOARD. American, second quarter 19th Century. Souhern yellow pine. Applied molding on front, beaded edge around opening, single panel door and traces of original red finish. Some wear and loss. 39.25"h. 24.75"w. 13.25"d. Takes a 19" corner.

Lot: 569 - SMALL PLANTATION DESK.

SMALL PLANTATION DESK. American, mid-19th Century. Walnut with pine secondary. In two pieces. Top with quarter round molding, drop down writing surface with two panel front and fitted interior. Base with hinged lid, interior well and turned and square legs. 47.75"h. 30.75"w. 23.25"d. 32" writing ht.

Lot: 570 - SHERATON ONE DRAWER STAND.

SHERATON ONE DRAWER STAND. American (Mid-Atlantic States), second quarter 19th Century. Tiger Maple with poplar secondary. Pegged construction and slender turned legs. Refinished with some wear. 25.25"h. 21"w. 20.75"d.

Lot: 571 - PIN TOP TABLE.

PIN TOP TABLE. American, mid-19th Century. Maple and oak. Three board top with shaped battens, turned pegs with turned legs and worn finish. 29.5"h. 78"w. 29"d.

Lot: 572 - HAND HEWN PRIMITIVE LARGE TRENCHER.

HAND HEWN PRIMITIVE LARGE TRENCHER. European, circa 1900. Pine. From one log with tool marks and some warping. 10"h. 60"w. 20.5"d.

Lot: 573 - PAINT-DECORATED CANDLE BOX.

PAINT-DECORATED CANDLE BOX. European, 20th Century. Soft wood. Slide-lid dovetailed box. Green paint with stenciled decoration. Opens to lidded compartment with till. 4.5"h. 8"w. 15"l. Wear and paint loss.

Lot: 574 - FLAT WALL CUPBOARD.

FLAT WALL CUPBOARD. American, mid-19th Century. Poplar. Beveled cornice, two glazed doors with three panes each, one divided dovetailed drawer, two raised-panel lower doors with shelved interior and raised panel ends. Damage to front left corner of cornice. Original glass, two panes cracked. Scuffs and wear. 82.5"h. 52.25"w. 16"d.

Lot: 575 - SET OF PAINT-DECORATED SHELVES.

SET OF PAINT-DECORATED SHELVES. American, second quarter 19th Century. Pine. Black and red paint. Five tiers, bootjack ends. Edge wear, upper left side with 2.5-inch strip of wood missing. 65.75"h. 44"w. 11"d.

Lot: 576 - PAINTED CROCK BENCH.

PAINTED CROCK BENCH. American, circa 1900. Pine. One board top, canted legs with cut outs and box stretchers. Worn gray paint. 25.5"h. 48"w. 10"d.

Lot: 577 - BLUE AND GRAY STONEWARE WHISKEY JUG AND PITCHER .

BLUE AND GRAY STONEWARE WHISKEY JUG AND PITCHER . American, late 19th Century. The jug molded "WHITE ROSE RYE WHISKEY P.J. BOWLIN LIQUOR CO. ST. PAUL MINN." with floral decoration and molded handle. Chips, crazing, and discoloration throughout. 8"h. The pitcher molded with acanthus leaves. Attributed to Whites Pottery, Utica, NY. Embossed "8" on underside. Chips to rims and spout. 9"h.

Lot: 578 - TWO BLUE AND GRAY STONEWARE JUGS.

TWO BLUE AND GRAY STONEWARE JUGS. American, late 19th Century. The first molded "WHITE ROSE RYE WHISKEY P.J. BOWLIN LIQUOR CO. ST. PAUL MINN." with floral decoration and molded handle. Chips and crazing throughout. 8"h. The second jug with a raised decoration on shoulder and with bail handle. Chips to bottom rim and discoloration throughout. 9"h.

Lot: 579 - TWO BLUE AND GRAY STONEWARE PITCHERS IN BAMBOO MOTIF.

TWO BLUE AND GRAY STONEWARE PITCHERS IN BAMBOO MOTIF. American, late 19th Century. Attributed to Whites Pottery, Utica, NY. Each molded in bamboo motif with rope motif handle. The larger embossed with "4" on underside. Chips to top and bottom rims with hairline crack on interior. 8.5"h. The smaller embossed with "12" on underside. Chips to bottom rim and crack at handle. 7"h.

Lot: 580 - BLUE AND GRAY SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE ROOT BEER CANTEEN AND BOSTON BAKED BEANS POT.

BLUE AND GRAY SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE ROOT BEER CANTEEN AND BOSTON BAKED BEANS POT. American, late 19th Century. Canteen molded with "BARDWELL'S ROOT BEER" on one side and a scene of elk on reverse, with bail handle. Cracks and chips. 11"h. Pot molded with "BOSTON BAKED BEANS" on one side and a scene of two boys on reverse, with lid. Repaired handle with glue residue, crazing. 7.5"h with lid.

Lot: 581 - FOUR BLUE AND GRAY SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE VESSELS.

FOUR BLUE AND GRAY SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE VESSELS. American, late 19th Century. Attributed to Whites Pottery, Utica, NY. Consisting of three steins and one mug. The first stein molded with figures and flora and a medallion embossed with overlapping Greek letters, with pewter lid. Embossed "29B 1 +" on underside. Hairline cracks on interior and dings to lid. 6.5"h with handle. The second stein embossed with a hunting scene, with pewter lid. Embossed "28" on underside. Repair to handle and dent on lid. 7.5"h with handle. The third stein molded with a hunting scene and a grape leaf border, with pewter lid. Embossed "9" on underside. Repair to handle and dent to lid. 12"h with lid. The mug molded with a scene of women and men and embossed with a German saying and "RICHARD BRIGGS CO. BOSTON." Embossed "41" on underside. Crazing. 5"H.

Lot: 582 - FIVE BLUE AND GRAY SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE VESSELS.

FIVE BLUE AND GRAY SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE VESSELS. American, late 19th Century. Comprising three molded pitchers and a molded stein. The stein molded with tavern scenes and embossed "5" on underside; a pitcher molded with flowers and a seated figure embossed with "12" on underside; a pitcher molded with sunflowers and embossed "8" on underside; a pitcher molded with flowers and a portrait and embossed "6" on underside; all attributed to Whites Pottery, Utica, NY; together with a jar molded with figures and acanthus leaves with a spigot hole at bottom rim. All with chips, the stein with crazing to interior and a crack on one side, the jar with a crack on one side, the smaller pitcher with burned glaze to underside. Tallest 11"h.

Lot: 583 - SIX BLUE AND GRAY SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE VESSELS.

SIX BLUE AND GRAY SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE VESSELS. American, late 19th Century. Attributed to Whites Pottery, Utica, NY. Comprising five pitchers and one stein. Stein molded with scenes of figures and embossed with "5" on underside; the smallest pitcher molded with portraits of Longfellow and Bryant; one pitcher with decorative bands and embossed "No 2" on underside; two pitchers molded with flowers and embossed with a German saying and embossed "2" on underside; one pitcher molded with flowers and portraits with embossed "6" on underside. All with chips, discoloration, and crazing. Tallest 9.25"h.

Lot: 584 - BLUE AND GRAY SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE CROCKS AND LIDS.

BLUE AND GRAY SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE CROCKS AND LIDS. American, late 19th Century. Consisting of seven pieces: four crocks and three mismatched lids. With chips, cracks, crazing, and staining throughout. Tallest crock 8"h.

Lot: 585 - ENTERPRISE COUNTER TOP COFFEE MILL.

ENTERPRISE COUNTER TOP COFFEE MILL. America (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), late 19th Century. Cast Iron. Original worn red, blue and gold paint, floral decals, walnut and poplar drawer and walnut base. Some wear and edge loss. 15"h.

Lot: 586 - ENTERPRISE COUNTER TOP COFFEE MILL.

ENTERPRISE COUNTER TOP COFFEE MILL. American (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania). Patented October 20, 1873. Cast Iron. Original worn red, blue and gold paint, floral decals, walnut and poplar drawer and walnut base. Some wear and edge loss. 17"h.

Lot: 587 - ENTERPRISE FLOOR MODEL COFFEE MILL.

ENTERPRISE FLOOR MODEL COFFEE MILL. American (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), late 19th Century. Cast Iron. Intricately cast wheels and stand. Repainted and missing well lid and wheel grip. 59.5"h.

Lot: 588 - TWO LANDSCAPE PAINTINGS OF A WOODLAND STREAM.

TWO LANDSCAPE PAINTINGS OF A WOODLAND STREAM. American. The first, 19th Century, signed "MARIE WILSON" lower left, oil on linen, in gilt frame. With losses to frame. 22"h. 30"w. Framed 26.5"h. 34.5"w. The second, 18th Century, unsigned, oil on canvas, in gilt frame. With heavy varnish and losses to frame. 34"h. 24"w. 42"h. 32"w.

Lot: 589 - PAIR OF PORTRAITS BY WILHELMUS CORNELIS CHIMAER VAN OUDENDORP (1822 - 1873).

PAIR OF PORTRAITS BY WILHELMUS CORNELIS CHIMAER VAN OUDENDORP (1822 - 1873). Dutch, circa 1850. Oil on board. 12"h. 9.75"w., sight. 18.5"h. 16.5"w., framed.

Lot: 590 - UNKNOWN ARTIST "PORTRAIT OF A GENTLEMAN".

UNKNOWN ARTIST "PORTRAIT OF A GENTLEMAN". American, mid-19th Century. Oil on board. Sitting man with a dark coat and a white collar. In gilt frame. Sight 20.25"h. 13.75"w. Framed 27"h. 20.75"w.

Lot: 591 - TWO PAINTINGS.

TWO PAINTINGS. 19th Century. The first depicting a horse-drawn wagon in the snow, signed "MAISKY" lower right, oil on canvas, in gilt frame. With losses to paint, rips and repairs to canvas, losses to frame, restretched. 24"h. 36"w. Framed 42.5"h. 30.5"w. The second depicting figures atop a cliff overlooking the sea, signed "N. BRISTOL" lower right, marked "CHESTER BAME 8/15/74 in pencil on reverse, oil on canvas, in gilt frame. With losses and repairs to paint. Large repaired rip to canvas. Relined. Losses to frame. 20"h. 28"w. Framed 25"h. 33"w.

Lot: 592 - CURRIER & IVES "THROUGH TO THE PACIFIC".

CURRIER & IVES "THROUGH TO THE PACIFIC". American, second half 19th Century. Small folio. New Best 50. Hand-colored lithograph. Framed. Toning and discoloration. 13.5"h. 17"w.

Lot: 593 - CURRIER & IVES "A HOME ON THE MISSISSIPPI" PRINT.

CURRIER & IVES "A HOME ON THE MISSISSIPPI" PRINT. American, second half 19th Century. Small folio. New Best 50. Hand-colored lithograph. Framed. Toning and discoloration. 12.5"h. 16.5"w.

Lot: 594 - CURRIER & IVES "THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH" PRINT.

CURRIER & IVES "THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH" PRINT. American, second half 19th Century. Small folio. Hand-colored lithograph. Matted and framed. Toning, discoloration and wear to frame. 13"h. 17.25"w.

Lot: 595 - CURRIER & IVES "AMERICAN HOMESTEAD SPRING" PRINT.

CURRIER & IVES "AMERICAN HOMESTEAD SPRING" PRINT. American, second half 19th Century. Small folio. Hand-colored lithograph. New Best 50. Framed. Toning and wear to frame. 13.25"h. 17.25"w.

Lot: 596 - CURRIER & IVES "AMERICAN HOMESTEAD SUMMER" PRINT.

CURRIER & IVES "AMERICAN HOMESTEAD SUMMER" PRINT. American, second half 19th Century. Large folio. New Best 50. Hand-colored lithograph. Matted and framed. Toning and discoloration. 26"h. 32"w.

Lot: 597 - GROUP OF EPHEMERA.

GROUP OF EPHEMERA. American, 19th Century. Comprising a photograph of young boy, an 1841 baptism certificate, an 1871 Currier & Ives marriage certificate, a Currier & Ives "Little Fruit Bearer" print, a Currier & Ives ""Little Maggie" print, a pencil and gouache drawing of a little girl signed "Samson," a watercolor and gouache painting of a woman, an ink penmanship document, and a pop-up paper nativity scene. 5"h to 20.5"h. Nine pieces total.

Lot: 598 - FOUR FRAMED PHOTOGRAPHS.

FOUR FRAMED PHOTOGRAPHS. American, second half 19th Century. A charcoal enhanced wedding portrait. Backed on canvas. Tears. 20.5"h 17.5"w. A charcoal enhanced portrait of a gray haired man with a goatee. In a beveled walnut frame. Damage to image. 19.5"h. 15.5"w. A colorized portrait of a goateed gentleman in an Eastlake frame. Frame has damage. 15.25"h. 13.25"w. And an albumen print of six gentlemen in an Eastlake shadow box frame. 14.5"h. 18.5"w.

Lot: 599 - OPEN STEPBACK CUPBOARD.

OPEN STEPBACK CUPBOARD. American, mid-19th Century. Poplar. Red paint. Four shelves, shaped sides and a diagonal brace. Wear and loss. 72.25"h. 42.25"w. overall 17"d.

Lot: 600 - TALL SET OF SHELVES.

TALL SET OF SHELVES. American, 19th Century. Poplar, yellowish-green paint, four shelves, shaped ends. Repair to one foot. 70" h. 50.5" w. 17.75" d.

Lot: 601 - BUCKET BENCH IN YELLOW PAINT.

BUCKET BENCH IN YELLOW PAINT. American, 19th Century. Cherry, gallery back, two shelves, cutout feet. Some wear to paint. 38.75"h. 61"w. 18"d.

Lot: 602 - THREE BLUE AND GRAY SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE STEINS.

THREE BLUE AND GRAY SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE STEINS. American, late 19th/early 20th Century. Attributed to Whites Pottery, Utica, NY. The first embossed with "WORLD'S FAIR CHICAGO 1893" with floral decorations. Hairline crack to top rim. 4.75"h. The second embossed with "Rochester Brew. Co. Rochester, N.Y." Impressed with "20" on underside. With repaired chip and repaired handle. 5"h. The third embossed "PAN-AMERICAN EXPOSITION 1901 BUFFALO, NY USA" with a figural map of the Americas and a tavern scene on reverse. Impressed "WHITE'S POTTERY, UTICA, N.Y." on underside. With some discoloration to glaze. 5.25"h.

Lot: 603 - THREE BLUE AND GRAY SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE STEINS.

THREE BLUE AND GRAY SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE STEINS. American, late 19th Century. Attributed to Whites Pottery, Utica, NY. The first molded with tavern scene and embossed with German sayings. With pewter lid. Impressed "8" on underside. With chips and hairline cracks on either side. 15"h. The second molded with tavern scene and floral decoration. With pewter lid. Impressed "7" on underside. With chip to top rim, discoloration to glaze, and wear to lid. 13"h. The third molded with a scene of man and woman. With pewter lid. Impressed "5" on underside. With chips, dings to lid, and crack at handle base. 12.75"h.

Lot: 604 - FOUR BLUE AND GRAY SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE STEINS.

FOUR BLUE AND GRAY SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE STEINS. American, late 19th/early 20th Century. The first three attributed to Whites Pottery, Utica, NY, the fourth to Reinhold Merkelbach, Höhr, Germany. The first molded with Ecclesiastical figures below acanthus garland. Impressed "112" on underside. With crack to top of handle and chip to top rim. 12.5"h. The second molded with tavern scene and German saying, with pewter lid impressed with " F.W. HESSENMUELLER NOVEMBER 17-1900." Impressed with "38" on underside. With wear to lid. 9.5"h. The third molded with tavern scene and German saying, with pewter lid. Impressed "35" on underside. With discoloration to glaze and crazing. 6"h. The fourth molded with a medallion of the Munich child between floral scrolls, with pewter lid. With chips and discoloration. Impressed "1 L." at top rim. Impressed "37" and with RM mark on underside. With chips and discoloration. 9.5"h.

Lot: 605 - FOUR BLUE AND GRAY SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE STEINS.

FOUR BLUE AND GRAY SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE STEINS. American, late 19th Century. Attributed to Whites Pottery, Utica, NY. The first molded with scene of Washington crossing the Delaware. Impressed "8" on underside. Hairline crack to interior top rim. 13"h. The second molded with tavern scene and German sayings. With pewter lid. Impressed "O" and "5" on underside. With some chipping and discoloration. 7.5"h. The third molded with tavern scene and German saying. With pewter lid etched with "COLUMBUS LIEDERKRANZ F.W. ALLEBRAND JAN. 5 - 1902." Impressed "35" on underside. With chip to bottom rim, small chips throughout, scratches to lid. The fourth molded with scenes of figures drinking with brown glaze on heads, with pewter lid. With some discoloration to glaze and scratches to lid. 10.5"h.

Lot: 606 - FIVE BLUE AND GRAY SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE STEINS AND A PITCHER.

FIVE BLUE AND GRAY SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE STEINS AND A PITCHER. American, late 19th/early 20th Century. Attributed to Whites Pottery, Utica, NY. Six pieces total. The first stein embossed "Prosit." Repaired crack to handle. 5"h. The second embossed "Prosit." with impressed "26" on underside. Discoloration to glaze. 4.5"h. The third molded with a tavern scene with embossed "ROOT BEER" on reverse. Chip to bottom rim and crazing to interior. 4.5"h. The fourth molded with a figural medallion. With chips to top rim. 4.5"h. The fifth molded with a tavern scene and buffalo on reverse. Impressed "WHITE'S POTTERY UTICA, N.Y." on underside. 5"h. The pitcher molded with cherub medallions above grape leaves. With chip to spout and hairline crack down one side. 5"h.

Lot: 607 - FIVE BLUE AND GRAY SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE STEINS.

FIVE BLUE AND GRAY SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE STEINS. American, late 19th/early 20th Century. Attributed to Whites Pottery, Utica, NY. The first molded with a tavern scene and embossed German saying on reverse. With impressed "39" on underside. Crack to base and crazing to interior. 8.5"h. The second molded with a tavern scene and embossed German saying on reverse. With impressed "38" on underside. With chips, discoloration to glaze, and crazing to interior. 7.25"h. The third molded with a tavern scene and embossed German saying on reverse. With impressed "35" and "WHITE'S POTTERY UTICA, N.Y." on underside. With a chip to base, discoloration to glaze, and crazing to interior. 4.5"h. The fourth molded with a tavern scene and buffalo on reverse. 4"h. The fifth embossed "Prosit." With impressed "53" on underside. With two hairline cracks and crazing to interior. 4"h.

Lot: 608 - PAINTED CHIMNEY CUPBOARD.

PAINTED CHIMNEY CUPBOARD. American, second quarter 19th Century. Pine and oak. Opening with beaded edge, single door with three raised panels and original blue paint. Back and right end are replaced using old lumber. Missing original door latch. 81.5"h. 18.5"w. 9.75"d.

Lot: 609 - HUTCH TABLE.

HUTCH TABLE. American, mid-19th Century. Poplar. Three board top with battens, hinged seat, lid with interior well and shaped ends with panels. Scratches and wear, heavily refinished and one pin missing. 30"h. 58"w. 36.75"d.

Lot: 610 - SIX HALF ARROW BACK CHAIRS.

SIX HALF ARROW BACK CHAIRS. American, mid-19th Century. Mixed woods. Simple crests, turned stiles, legs and with plank seats. Refinished with some wear and some loose joints. 16" seat ht. 33"h.

Lot: 611 - STAVE CONSTRUCTED BUCKET.

STAVE CONSTRUCTED BUCKET. American, circa 1900. Pine. Steel and wire hoops, bale handle and label "Mfd. By Equity Paints, Inc, Lima, Ohio". 9.75"h. Plus bale handle.

Lot: 612 - TWO FIRKINS.

TWO FIRKINS. American, late 19th Century. Pine. Stave construction with finger jointed oak hoops and bale handles. The larger has worn tan paint over original white and copper tacks. 11.5"h. And the smaller is natural with copper tacks and later floral decoration. Signed "Seibert, Dec (19)45". 10"h.

Lot: 613 - TWO FIRKINS.

TWO FIRKINS. American, late 19th Century. Pine. Stave construction with finger jointed oak hoops, bale handles and copper tacks. The larger has worn dark finish, some age splits and loss. 13"h. The smaller is a matte red repaint. Chip on lid edges. 10"h.

Lot: 614 - TWO STAVE CONSTRUCTED BUCKETS.

TWO STAVE CONSTRUCTED BUCKETS. American, second half 19th Century. Pine. One is in natural finish with oak hoops. Wear and edge loss. 11.5"h. 12.5" dia. The second has a wire bale handle, metal hoops and green and gold repaint. 9"h. plus handle. 11.75" dia.

Lot: 615 - FOUR TREENWARE ITEMS.

FOUR TREENWARE ITEMS. American, 19th/20th Century. Consisting of a wood sawtooth lidded compote, a wood lidded compote, a wood puzzle lidded compote, and a small wood cup. All with scratches, chips, and cracks. The sawtooth tureen with a repaired lid. Tallest 10"h.

Lot: 616 - GROUP OF TREENWARE.

GROUP OF TREENWARE. 25 pieces total. Comprising a barrel-shaped salt box with wire hinge; a round, painted box with tiered lid; a painted vase; a lidded urn on pedestal; a small lidded round box on pedestal; a small, flat, round box on pedestal; a round box with fitted and decorated lid; a Kentucky handled jug with lid; four chalices; a banded cup; a miniature vase; a round bowl on three pointed legs inscribed "Hales Tavern Wells River, Vt.;" a pedestal vessel with bands of painted zigzags; a pedestal vase with a band of incised geometric decoration; a double acorn butter stamp; a muddler; a shaped ring; two partial butter molds with handles; and a mismatched lid. 10.5"h to 2"h.

Lot: 617 - WOOD BOWLS AND UTENSILS.

WOOD BOWLS AND UTENSILS. American. Oval wood dough bowl with notched handles on underside. 24.25"l. Mid-20th Century dough bowl. With finish loss and staining to interior. 16.5"l. Tweleve wood butter paddles and dough scrapers of varying sizes. Some with cracks and chips and losses to finish. Largest 11.25"l. Table top forged iron clamp and wood implement. 15 pieces total.

Lot: 618 - THREE TURNED WOODEN BOWLS.

THREE TURNED WOODEN BOWLS. American, second half 19th Century. Pine. All three have nice wear and painting. The smallest. 3"h. 10.25"dia. Middle size. 3.75"h. 12.25"dia. And the largest has an age split and rim damage. 4"h. 14.75"dia.

Lot: 619 - THREE TURNED WOODEN BOWLS.

THREE TURNED WOODEN BOWLS. American, second half 19th Century. Pine. All three have nice wear and patina. The smallest. 3.75"h. 13"dia. Middle size has had interior varnished. 5.25"h. 16.25"dia. And the largest finely threaded turnings and an age split. 7.25"h. 19.5"dia.

Lot: 620 - THREE TURNED WOODEN BOWLS.

THREE TURNED WOODEN BOWLS. American, second half 19th Century. Pine. All three have nice wear and patina. The smallest has finely threaded turnings and an age split. 4"h. 12.25"dia. Middle size has been varnished. 4"h. 13.5"dia. And the largest has finely threaded turnings, age splits glued repair and has been varnished 4.5"h. 15.25"dia.

Lot: 621 - LARGE TRENCHER.

LARGE TRENCHER. European, 20th Century. Pine. Hand hewn from a single log. Some wear and insect damage. 6.5"h. 59"l. 19.5"d.

Lot: 622 - FOUR WOODEN COOKIE BOARDS.

FOUR WOODEN COOKIE BOARDS. European, 19th and 20th Centuries. Comprising a large vertical board with a central noble figure between two figures riding horses, two vertical boards depicting a noble figure, and a small board with handle depicting a heart and botanical designs. Largest 30.75"h. 6.75"w.

Lot: 623 - MURRAY TALL CASE CLOCK.

MURRAY TALL CASE CLOCK. Glasgow, Scotland, mid-19th Century. Mahogany with pine secondary. Round bonnet with carved scrolled crest, case with carted sides, flat pilasters with carved brackets, base with applied moldings and bun feet. Painted metal face, brass works, pendulum, weights, key and case key. Sun fading, some age splits and wear.

Lot: 624 - REGENCY STYLE ARCHITECT'S DESK.

REGENCY STYLE ARCHITECT'S DESK. England, second half 19th Century, Mahogany with pine secondary. In three pieces. Leather inlay adjustable top, top two drawers open to storage and six lidded compartments, front of drawers fold down to make use of concealed pull out writing surface. Top rests on two stacks of three dovetailed drawers with brass bale handles. Drawer marked "GRAYGOOSE 57 GT. QUEENS". Refinished with some repairs and back side has false drawer fronts. 38"h. 50"w. 26"d.

Lot: 625 - G.H. GLEDHILL COUNTER TOP CLERKS DESK.

G.H. GLEDHILL COUNTER TOP CLERKS DESK. England(Halifax), late 19th Century. Mahogany. Stick and ball backsplash, double hinged slanted writing surface. Left side well and right with cash till and receipt slot. Refinished with some wear and scratches. 11"h. 22.5"w. 21.5"d.

Lot: 626 - COUNTER TOP CABINET.

COUNTER TOP CABINET. American, mid-19th Century. Walnut with poplar and ash secondary. Cove molded cornice and single door with four glass panes. Worn original finish. 34"h. 33"w.

Lot: 627 - SMALL COUNTER TOP DISPLAY CABINET.

SMALL COUNTER TOP DISPLAY CABINET. American, circa 1900. Pine. One board top and base, single pane glass door and unusual shell arrangement. Light gray repaint. 23.25"h. 17.25"w.

Lot: 628 - "OPEN" PAINTED STORE SIGN.

"OPEN" PAINTED STORE SIGN. American, 20th Century. Mixed woods. Black frame border, black field, red and gold lettering. 13.5"h. 25.25"w.

Lot: 629 - FLOOR DISPLAY RACK.

FLOOR DISPLAY RACK. American, first quarter 20th Century. Mixed woods. Turned post with urn finial, staggered dowel rod arms with "L" hooks, jigsaw cut out bracket base and worn gold repaint. 70"h. 48.5"w.

Lot: 630 - THREE TIER STORE DISPLAY BASKET.

THREE TIER STORE DISPLAY BASKET. American, first half 20th Century. Wire. Solid center column, top handle and old worn black paint. 29.5"h.

Lot: 631 - VICTORIAN STYLE DESK.

VICTORIAN STYLE DESK. American, late-20th Century. Walnut. Dovetailed gallery, center slanted hinged lidded writing surface flanked by two dovetailed drawers and turned legs. 34"h. 54.25"w. 28.75"d.

Lot: 632 - VICTORIAN STYLE DESK.

VICTORIAN STYLE DESK. American, fourth quarter 19th Century. Walnut with maple secondary. Dovetailed gallery, center slanted hinged lidded writing surface flanked by two dovetailed drawers and turned legs. 34"h. 54.25"w. 28.75"d.

Lot: 633 - MCCOURT LABEL CABINET.

MCCOURT LABEL CABINET. American (Bradford, Pennsylvania), circa 1900. Southern Gum. Two drawers with paper labels for medicine bottles from the Calhoun Pharmacy, Mayville, New York. Some finish wear. 9.5"h. 23.25"w. 7"d.

Lot: 634 - ENTERPRISE COUNTER TOP COFFEE MILL.

ENTERPRISE COUNTER TOP COFFEE MILL. American (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), late 19th Century. Cast Iron. Original red, black and gold paint. Eagle finial, worn decals, walnut and poplar drawer and square walnut base. Patented July 12, 1898. Some wear and paint loss. 24"h.

Lot: 635 - ENTERPRISE COUNTER TOP COFFEE MILL.

ENTERPRISE COUNTER TOP COFFEE MILL. American (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), late 19th Century. Cast Iron. Red, black and gold repaint. Patented July 12, 1898. Replace drawer and base and porcelain lid knob. 22.5"h.

Lot: 636 - ENTERPRISE COUNTER TOP COFFEE MILL.

ENTERPRISE COUNTER TOP COFFEE MILL. America (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), late 19th Century. Cast Iron. Red repaint, replaced walnut drawer and original walnut base. 17.5"h .

Lot: 637 - SEVEN METAL CRATE STENCILS.

SEVEN METAL CRATE STENCILS. American, 20th Century. Consisting of brass and steel stencils, includes WOLVERINE CEDAR & LUMBER CO. MENOMINEE, MICH.; P. B. OAKMAN, MARSHFIELD, MASS.; XXXX TURKS; LAWRENCE, MASS.; PETER YOUNG; MANILA; and LOURENCO. All with surface wear, oxidation, bends, scratches, and paint residue. Largest 11"h. 14"w.

Lot: 638 - EIGHT METAL CRATE STENCILS.

EIGHT METAL CRATE STENCILS. American, 20th Century. Consisting of brass and steel stencils, includes circular stencil, CHAS JOSS' GERMAN MUSTARD, KANSAS CITY, MO.; SPAULDING & METCALF, PHILA., PA.; PB 479; DELAGOA; SWAMPSCOTT, MASS.; M,B, RIGSBEE; and B.F. WARDLAW. All with surface wear, oxidation, bends, scratches, and paint residue. Circular stencil with break on outer edge. Circular stencil 15"dia.

Lot: 639 - TWO PIECES OF LIGNUM VITAE.

TWO PIECES OF LIGNUM VITAE. American, late 19th Century. A treen lidded jar, ball finial on domed lid, bulbous bowl and saucer base. A few age splits. 7.5"h. And a nicely turned potato masher. 9.5"h.

Lot: 640 - TWO WOODEN WARE PIECES.

TWO WOODEN WARE PIECES. American, late 19th Century. A realistically carved leaf scoop. 2.25"h. 9.75"l. And an oak noise maker. Age splits. 13.5"l.

Lot: 641 - SEVEN WOOD BOXES.

SEVEN WOOD BOXES. Comprising a hinged marquetry cigar box; a hinged marquetry box with velvet-lined interior; a hinged and dovetailed box with interior shelf and key; a hinged and painted box with figural paper cutout decoration to interior lid; a hinged parquetry box with padded and lined interior; a red faux-alligator trunk with velvet-lined interior; and a carved and dovetailed box with removable divided tray. Largest 6"h. 12.25"w. 8"d.

Lot: 642 - TWO HANGING WOOD BOXES.

TWO HANGING WOOD BOXES. Second half 19th Century. The first a walnut wall pocket with parquetry fan inlays, shaped back, and dovetailed joints. With chips, cracks, scratches, old repairs, and glue residue. 10.75"h. The second a pine, double-well salt box with removable lid. With one loose side, warps, cracks, and discoloration. 12.25"h.

Lot: 643 - E.G. WASHBURNE ROOSTER WEATHER VANE.

E.G. WASHBURNE ROOSTER WEATHER VANE. American (New York), early 20th Century. Copper, full-bodied rooster weather vane attributed to E.G. Washburne & Co., the rooster over an arrow, two spheres, and cast-iron directionals, mounted on an iron pole attached to a wooden base. Solder to arrow. Overall: 37.5" h. 23.5" wide. 18.5" d.

Lot: 644 - FIGURAL WEATHER VANE.

FIGURAL WEATHER VANE. American, late-20th Century. Copper. Full bodied whole. Dents, loose solder seams and oxidation. 15"h. 36"w.

Lot: 645 - SET OF WEATHER VANE DIRECTIONALS.

SET OF WEATHER VANE DIRECTIONALS. American, late 19th Century. Cast Iron. Two gilded letters. Most likely Harris and Company. Boston, Massachusetts. Brazed repair on arm by "E". 5.5"h. 30.5"w.

Lot: 646 - FIVE NESTING SHAKER STYLE PANTRY BOXES.

FIVE NESTING SHAKER STYLE PANTRY BOXES. American, late-20th and early-21st Century. In varied sizes, of oval from constructed with finger joints and copper tacks. Three larger boxes in birdseye maple and two in tiger maple, three smaller boxes painted in varying colors and four in unpainted cherry, two marked "C. MACK 1999" and two marked "C. MACK 2000." Sized 14.75"w. to 2.25"w.

Lot: 647 - FIVE SHAKER STYLE BENTWOOD BOXES.

FIVE SHAKER STYLE BENTWOOD BOXES. 20th Century. Made of various woods in graduating sizes, with finger joints and copper tacks. The smallest three with labels reading "SHAKER BOX MAKER Brian Bergsten Springboro, Ohio" on bottom. The largest signed "R. E. Kiley 92". Largest with scratches. Largest 5.25"h. 12"w. 8.5"d

Lot: 648 - SHAKER-STYLE OVAL BENTWOOD PANTRY BY JACK L. JOHNSON.

SHAKER-STYLE OVAL BENTWOOD PANTRY BY JACK L. JOHNSON. American (Morehead, Kentucky), dated 1982, probably maple. Four-finger bentwood Shaker-style construction lidded box with brass head nails. Pencil inscription and signature on the bottom, "HANDCRAFTED BY: Jack L. Johnson, Morehead, Ky. 8-82". Lidded box measures 10"l. 7.5"w. 4.25"h.

Lot: 649 - MINIATURE CHIPPENDALE STYLE CHEST OF DRAWERS.

MINIATURE CHIPPENDALE STYLE CHEST OF DRAWERS. American (Delaware, Ohio), late 20th Century. Tiger Maple with poplar secondary. Dovetailed case, bracket feet and four drawers with applied moldings around top edge. On back "Made by Jim Johnston, Dec. 24, 98" and "Merry Christmas with love for Anita (Vogelor) from Carolyn and Tom (Porter) Dec. 1998". 12.5"h 11.5"w. 10.75"d.

Lot: 650 - THREE-DRAWER MINIATURE CHEST.

THREE-DRAWER MINIATURE CHEST. American, early 20th Century. With three dovetailed drawers fitted with brass pulls and raised on a shaped plinth base. 11"h. 11"w. 8"d.

Lot: 651 - JOHN MARTIN PAINTED OPEN STEP BACK CUPBOARD.

JOHN MARTIN PAINTED OPEN STEP BACK CUPBOARD. American, dated Feb. 2, 1982. Poplar. In one piece. Top portion with rounded top ends, three upper shelves, two board doors with hand holds and turnbuckle hasp. Purposely distressed robins egg blue paint. 79.75"h. 41.5"w. 16"d.

Lot: 652 - J. GRAHAM WRITING ARM WINDSOR CHAIR.

J. GRAHAM WRITING ARM WINDSOR CHAIR. American, dated 1996. Poplar, oak and maple. A fan back with scrolled ears on crest, spindle back, knuckle arm, boldly turned stiles, legs and stretchers with saddle seat. Seat 17"h. Overall 49.5"h.

Lot: 653 - RICHARD GRELL COMB-BACK WINDSOR ARMCHAIR.

RICHARD GRELL COMB-BACK WINDSOR ARMCHAIR. American, dated 1992. Maple and oak. Crest with scrolled lobes, spindle back, knuckle arms, turned stiles, legs and stretchers with saddle seat. Seat 16.75"h. Overall 44"h.

Lot: 654 - BLANKET CHEST.

BLANKET CHEST. American, late-20th Century. Tiger maple. Top with breadboard ends, dovetailed case, base molding and squat turned legs. Lined with cedar, interior tray and brass hardware. 20.5"h. 36.5"w. 19"d.

Lot: 655 - LAZY SUSAN DINING TABLE.

LAZY SUSAN DINING TABLE. American, mid-20th Century. Pine. Central rotating round platform on a round tabletop. Square base with turned legs and stylized pad feet. Some wear and scratches. 29.5"h. 60"dia. Platform, 20"dia.

Lot: 656 - TIGER MAPLE CANDLE BOX AND HANGING PIPE BOX.

TIGER MAPLE CANDLE BOX AND HANGING PIPE BOX. American, 20th Century. The candle box with dovetailed side joints and sliding lid carved with a heart. 5.5"h. 7.75"w. 12.75"l. The pipe box with shaped top and a dovetailed drawer. 17.25"h. 6.5"w. 3.25"d.

Lot: 657 - MAPLE SPICE CABINET AND STEP STOOL.

MAPLE SPICE CABINET AND STEP STOOL. American, 20th Century. The spice cabinet of tiger maple with dovetailed top and bottom and eight dovetailed drawers nailed to shaped back. Back inscribed "curly maple Fred Urbank Peninsula Ohio 1979." 17"h. 10"w. 5.25"d. The step stool of birdseye maple with carved legs, aprons, and top held together by wood dowels. The underside stamped "JACK B. ROBINSON MASSILLO, OHIO, U.S.A." and "6-1984" with two seals reading "REPRODUCTION AMERICAN COUNTRY J.B. ROBINSON." 10.5"h. 15.75"w. 7.5"d.

Lot: 658 - CARVED WOOD EAGLE.

CARVED WOOD EAGLE. American, 20th Century. The unfinished carving with pencil sketching on wings, back, and head, with attached googly eyes, perched on associated round wood stand. Eagle is loose from stand. 26"h.

Lot: 659 - CARVED WOOD EAGLE.

CARVED WOOD EAGLE. American, 20th Century. Dark finish. 15.5"h.

Lot: 660 - PAINTED BIRD CARVING BY DON NOYES.

PAINTED BIRD CARVING BY DON NOYES. American, 21st Century. Wood carving of a bird, the body painted brown with orange, red and green spots, with green wings and metal legs, mounted on a tall brown-painted wood slice. Signed "Don Noyes 2003" on underside. 5"h.

Lot: 661 - GROUP OF FIVE CARVED AND PAINTED WOOD BIRDS.

GROUP OF FIVE CARVED AND PAINTED WOOD BIRDS. American, Late 20th Century. Comprising a black swan signed "Art Boxleitner WILLOW STREET, PA" on underside; a brown duck signed "Bob Jobes 1990" on underside; a Canada goose signed "Ed Colquitt Lakeland, Fla 1976" on underside, a whimbrel signed "The Lively Whimbrel Jen Luseli" on underside; and a pink flamingo on a wood base, unsigned. Flamingo 11"h.

Lot: 662 - NANTUCKET BASKET AND SHAKER BERRY BASKET.

NANTUCKET BASKET AND SHAKER BERRY BASKET. Circa 1900. Two baskets in overall good condition with some wear. The Nantucket basket is missing a handle. Nantucket Basket 4"h. 8"dia. Shaker Basket 3.25"h. 5.5"dia.

Lot: 663 - TWO SMALL WOVEN SPLINT BASKETS.

TWO SMALL WOVEN SPLINT BASKETS. Early 20th Century. Each with a handle. Wear and staining to larger basket, spots of red paint on underside of smaller basket. Larger 7"h.

Lot: 664 - PAINTED OAK SPLINT BASKET.

PAINTED OAK SPLINT BASKET. American, late 19th Century. Woven splint round basket with bentwood handle. Greenish-gray paint. Nice wear. 12"h.

Lot: 665 - A PAINTED DOUBLE-HANDLED BASKET.

A PAINTED DOUBLE-HANDLED BASKET. American, 19th Century. Oak bushel basket with two bentwood handles, with an allover greenish-gray paint wash.

Lot: 666 - THREE GRASS BASKETS.

THREE GRASS BASKETS. American, 20th Century. Comprising a Native American basket with a black design, a lidded Walpole Island basket, and a polychrome basket. Tallest 5"h.

Lot: 667 - FIVE BASKETS WITH HANDLES.

FIVE BASKETS WITH HANDLES. American, early 20th Century. Comprising two vine wicker gathering baskets, a round splint basket with swing handles, a round splint basket with a bentwood handle, and a rectangular polychrome splint basket with bentwood handle. Largest 14.25"h. 13"dia.

Lot: 668 - SIX BUTTOCKS BASKETS.

SIX BUTTOCKS BASKETS. American, five 19th Century, one 20th Century. All in good condition, some with cracks and breakage at rim. Largest 14"h. 16"w.

Lot: 669 - GROUP OF TEN BASKETS.

GROUP OF TEN BASKETS. Mostly American, 19th/20th Century. Comprising a cone-shaped lidded Tutsi basket; a shallow coiled basket with polychrome animals; an oval lidded, coil-weave basket with polychrome diamonds; a diamond-shaped lidded hexagonal-weave basket; a rye lidded coil-weave oval sewing basket; a large, lidded plain-weave feather basket; a large plain-weave market basket with handle; and three miniature handled baskets. The feather basket and market basket with breakage. 18" to 4.5"h.

Lot: 670 - SIX MINATURE BASKETS AND A MINIATURE CASKET.

SIX MINATURE BASKETS AND A MINIATURE CASKET. Early 20th Century. Two lidded baksets, three Native American baskets, and one decorated with flowers and gold paint. Tallest 3"h. Mahogany casket with old English labels. With chips to corners. 4"h.

Lot: 671 - THREE NANTUCKET LIGHTSHIP BASKETS.

THREE NANTUCKET LIGHTSHIP BASKETS. American, second half 20th Century. Round basket with swing handle and carved wood whale detail on interior base, signed "Norbert A. Hala" with a 1989 penny on underside. With handle 12"h. Oval lidded purse with swing handle and faux-scrimshaw Peter Cottontail decoration, the interior lined with floral fabric, with faux-bone hardware, impressed "BARLOW" on underside. With handle 10.75"h. Oval basket with two swing handles, unsigned. With handles 12"h. 13"w.

Lot: 672 - TWO SMALL NANTUCKET BASKETS AND A TALL BASKET.

TWO SMALL NANTUCKET BASKETS AND A TALL BASKET. American, second half 20th Century. Two miniature Nantucket swing handle baskets. Taller is 6.25"h. Tall woven basket with no handle. With small break. 5.75"h. Ex-collection Austin Miller.

Lot: 673 - TWO NANTUCKET BASKETS.

TWO NANTUCKET BASKETS. American, mid-20th Century. A Barlow basket purse with faux scrimshaw dolphins to the top. Marked to bottom. 7"h. plush swing handle. Together with a miniature swing handle basket with scrimshaw accents. 2.5"h. plus handle.

Lot: 674 - THREE SIGNED CONTEMPORARY NANTUCKET BASKETS.

THREE SIGNED CONTEMPORARY NANTUCKET BASKETS. American. Larger basket with a swing handle adorned with floral drawings on composite, signed "Jo Motter 2000" on bottom. With handle 10.25"h. Two miniature baskets with no handles, stamped "B" on bottom. Larger 3"h.

Lot: 675 - FIVE CONTEMPORARY BASKETS.

FIVE CONTEMPORARY BASKETS. American, late-20th Century. Comprising two white oak buttocks baskets, a white oak fan basket signed "Haskel W. Merritt. 1992" on interior, a Shaker-style gathering basket, and a Longaberger low, round basket with two leather strap handles, marked on underside. Largest 11"h. 13"w.

Lot: 676 - MONUMENTAL RAG RUG RUNNER.

MONUMENTAL RAG RUG RUNNER. American, first half 20th Century. Multi-colored striped plaid. Fringe to either end. Wear, staining and repairs. Approximately 61'l. 3'5"w.

Lot: 677 - RAG RUG RUNNER.

RAG RUG RUNNER. American, first half 20th Century. Blue striped plaid. Orange and green running lengthwise. Fringe to either end. Approximately 33'4"l. 2'w.

Lot: 678 - RAG RUG RUNNER.

RAG RUG RUNNER. American, first half 20th Century. Blue multi-colored striped pattern with fringe to ends. Wear, repairs, some staining. 8'5"l. 2'w.

Lot: 679 - RAG RUG RUNNER.

RAG RUG RUNNER. American, first half 20th Century. Peach and teal striping. Wear, staining and some warping. 12'l. 2'2"w.

Lot: 680 - RAG RUG RUNNER.

RAG RUG RUNNER. American, first half 20th Century. Multi-colored stripe and checkerboard pattern. Edge and binding wear, stains, few spots of loss and repairs. 15'3"l. 3'5"w.

Lot: 681 - PIECEWORK AND APPLIQUE QUILT IN TREE OF LIFE PATTERN.

PIECEWORK AND APPLIQUE QUILT IN TREE OF LIFE PATTERN. American, 20th Century. Quilted mulitcolored blocks with appliqued tree trunks on an ivory quilted ground within a pink border. Staining. 104"w. 212"l.

Lot: 682 - PIECEWORK QUILT IN DOUBLE IRISH CHAIN PATTERN.

PIECEWORK QUILT IN DOUBLE IRISH CHAIN PATTERN. American, 20th Century. Navy blue squares on an ivory ground. Staining. 84"w. 84"l.

Lot: 683 - PIECEWORK QUILT IN DIAMOND IN SQUARE PATTERN.

PIECEWORK QUILT IN DIAMOND IN SQUARE PATTERN. American, 20th Century. Red floral squares on an ivory ground. Staining. 91"w. 152"l.

Lot: 684 - PIECEWORK QUILT IN SNOWFLAKE PATTERN.

PIECEWORK QUILT IN SNOWFLAKE PATTERN. American, 20th Century. Blue snowflake pattern on a white ground with a bound blue edge. Staining and a small tear at edge. 76"w. 180"l.

Lot: 685 - PIECEWORK QUILT IN FLOWER GARDEN PATTERN.

PIECEWORK QUILT IN FLOWER GARDEN PATTERN. American, 20th Century. Multicolored rosettes on an ivory ground with a shaped edge bound in green. Staining. 76"w. 82"l.

Lot: 686 - PIECEWORK QUILT IN DOUBLE WEDDING RING PATTERN.

PIECEWORK QUILT IN DOUBLE WEDDING RING PATTERN. American, 20th Century. Multicolored blocks on an ivory ground with shaped edge bound in pink. Staining. 77"w. 88"l.

Lot: 687 - TWO CONTEMPORARY APPLIQUE QUILTS.

TWO CONTEMPORARY APPLIQUE QUILTS. American, late 20th Century. Appliqued bouquets of red poppies at center and corners on an ivory quilted field with a scalloped edge bound in red. Light staining with blue quilting marks. 90"w. 152"l. Appliqued yellow and fuschia tulips at center and corners on a white quilted field with a scalloped edge bound in white. Staining. 90"w. 152"l.

Lot: 688 - PIECEWORK QUILT IN FLOWER BASKET PATTERN.

PIECEWORK QUILT IN FLOWER BASKET PATTERN. American, 20th Century. Pink and White blocks. Staining and some discoloration. 67"w. 170"l.

Lot: 689 - PIECEWORK QUILT IN JACOB'S LADDER PATTERN.

PIECEWORK QUILT IN JACOB'S LADDER PATTERN. American, 20th Century. Red squares on an ivory ground. Light staining throughout with an area of blue quilt markings. 82"w. 142"l.

Lot: 690 - PIECEWORK QUILT IN DRESDEN PLATE PATTERN.

PIECEWORK QUILT IN DRESDEN PLATE PATTERN. American, 20th Century. Multicolored rosettes and crosses on an ivory ground. Light staining. 72"w. 83"l.

Lot: 691 - APPLIQUE QUILT.

APPLIQUE QUILT. American, 20th Century. Yellow, orange, and green tulips appliqued on blocks of ivory quilted ground within quilted green borders. Staining. 76"w. 160"l.

Lot: 692 - APPLIQUE QUILT IN STAR AND MOON PATTERN.

APPLIQUE QUILT IN STAR AND MOON PATTERN. American, 20th Century. Blue stars and moons appliqued on a white quilted ground with a scalloped edge bound in blue. Light staining. 76"w. 128"l.

Lot: 693 - PIECEWORK AND APPLIQUE QUILT IN FLOWER BASKET PATTERN.

PIECEWORK AND APPLIQUE QUILT IN FLOWER BASKET PATTERN. American, 20th Century. Multicolored pieced baskets with pink appliqued handles on an ivory quilted ground within a red border and edges bound in red. Staining and discoloration. 80"w. 164"l

Lot: 694 - PIECEWORK QUILT IN DOUBLE WEDDING RING PATTERN.

PIECEWORK QUILT IN DOUBLE WEDDING RING PATTERN. American, 20th Century. Multicolored squares on an ivory quilted ground with shaped edge bound in red. Staining. 72"w. 84"l.

Lot: 695 - PIECEWORK QUILT IN JACOB'S LADDER PATTERN.

PIECEWORK QUILT IN JACOB'S LADDER PATTERN. American, 20th Century. Red geometric pattern on a white quilted ground. Light staining.148"w. 212"l.

Lot: 696 - TWO PIECEWORK QUILTS.

TWO PIECEWORK QUILTS. American, 20th Century. Blue and red floral crosses within pink boxes on a white ground with edges bound in pink. Light staining throughout. 88"w. 146"l. Multicolored squares on white ground with edges bound in purple. Tears at edges and staining. 80"w. 136"l.

Lot: 697 - TWO APPLIQUE QUILTS.

TWO APPLIQUE QUILTS. American, 20th Century. Multicolored floral bouquet on a white quilted ground with a scalloped edge bound in green. Light staining. 140"w. 176"l. Rose of Sharon pattern with appliqued pink, green, and yellow flowers on a white quilted ground with a scalloped edge bound in pink.. Staining throughout. 85"w. 160"l.

Lot: 698 - THREE QUILTS.

THREE QUILTS. American, 20th Century. Appliqued Rose of Sharon pattern with red flowers on a white quilted ground. With blue quilting marks and light staining throughout. 90"w. 144"l. Floral pattern with center medallion on white ground with pinked edge. Staining throughout. 168"w. 200"l. Floral and scroll pattern on white ground. Floral and scroll pattern with center medallion. Staining throughout. 74"w. 148"l.

Lot: 699 - PYROGRAPHIC HUTCH TABLE.

PYROGRAPHIC HUTCH TABLE. American, circa 1900. Pine and oak. The pyrography image on the top in a foliate design surrounding a vignette of two men playing cards in a tavern setting. The underside of the top with elaborate foliate design surrounding a field with two spread-wing eagles. The shaped sides with flaming torch and foliate designs. The four pegs carved with a leaf design. Hinged seat, iron bail handles, cutout feet. Wear to edges. 30.75"h. 47.75"w. 27.25"d.; 46.25"h. when top raised.

Lot: 700 - CASE OF DRAWERS.

CASE OF DRAWERS. American, circa 1900. Poplar. Twenty-four bill or receipt drawers with porcelain knobs and label windows. 26"h. 36"w. 10.75"d.

Lot: 701 - PRIMITIVE BENCH.

PRIMITIVE BENCH. American, circa 1900. Oak and pine. One board seat and splayed octagonal legs. Refinished, age splits and the two pine legs may be replacements. 17.5"h. 53"w.

Lot: 702 - PAINTED SET OF STEPPED SHELVES.

PAINTED SET OF STEPPED SHELVES. American, late 19th Century. Pine. Four tiers, worn yellow paint. 40.25"h. 42.25"w. 29"d.

Lot: 703 - SET OF PAINTED SHELVES.

SET OF PAINTED SHELVES. American, late 19th Century. Walnut and pine. Scrolled ends, three shelves top two with plate rails and old white paint. 30"h. 24"w. 6"d.

Lot: 704 - SMALL MAHOGANY STAND.

SMALL MAHOGANY STAND. American, late 19th Century. With one drawer and carved details, raised on turned legs with stretcher base and ball feet. 14.5"h. 16.5"w. 10"d.

Lot: 705 - SET OF HANGING SHELVES.

SET OF HANGING SHELVES. American, late 19th Century. Mahogany. Nicely scalloped sides with three shelves. Some finish wear. 30"h. 18.25"w. 7.5"d.

Lot: 706 - HANGING CABINET.

HANGING CABINET. American, circa 1900. Pine. Molded cornice and base molding, single pane glass door, beadboard back and worn seafoam green paint. 33.5"h. 23.75"w. 6.5"d.

Lot: 707 - PAINTED WOODEN CLOCK HANDS.

PAINTED WOODEN CLOCK HANDS. American, circa 1900. Pine. Likely from a church or municipal building clock tower. Nicely shaped with club decoration. Slightly cupped and paint wear. Hour hand 30.75"l. Minute hand. 42.5"l.

Lot: 708 - WOODEN GAMEBOARD.

WOODEN GAMEBOARD. American, circa 1900. Single-sided parquet walnut and maple checkerboard with applied frame. Finish wear, scuffs and scratches. Rests on four metal ball bun feet. 14.75"h. 15"w.

Lot: 709 - EQUESTRIAN "DUNWOODIE" TIN SIGN.

EQUESTRIAN "DUNWOODIE" TIN SIGN. American, first quarter 20th Century. Two horses atop "Dunwoodie". 10.25"h. 22"w.

Lot: 710 - ADJUSTABLE LECTERN.

ADJUSTABLE LECTERN. American, late 19th Century. Hinged walnut top and adjustable cast iron base. Bottom edge of desk missing paper stop. 42.5"h. 26"w.

Lot: 711 - SET OF ARTS AND CRAFTS INSPIRED SHELVES.

SET OF ARTS AND CRAFTS INSPIRED SHELVES. American, first quarter 20th Century. Oak. Square corner posts with pyramid like tops, five shelves with backsplashes and shoe feet. Rust red paint is incomplete. 67.25"h. 24.75"w. 10"d.

Lot: 712 - BRASS FOUR ARM CANDELABRA.

BRASS FOUR ARM CANDELABRA. European, second quarter 19th Century. Round base with four scroll arms and a center cup. Arms rotate on base. With extinguisher. Surface wear. 15.5"h.

Lot: 713 - VICTORIAN BRASS CANDLESTICK GROUPING.

VICTORIAN BRASS CANDLESTICK GROUPING. English and American, second half 19th Century. Five matching pairs, one with push-ups. In varying forms. 10.75"h. to 7"h.

Lot: 714 - THREE FLORAL WALL HANGING SCONCES.

THREE FLORAL WALL HANGING SCONCES. European, circa 1900. Matching pair with blue, pink and yellow flowers. 11.25"h. 15"w. A single sconce with colorful flowers and leaves and gold branch. 8.5"h. 10.5"w.

Lot: 715 - VICTORIAN SIDEBOARD.

VICTORIAN SIDEBOARD. European, late 19th Century. Walnut with oak secondary. Marble top, folding gallery back with shelf, two dovetailed drawers with carved ribbon fronts. Two lower shelves, carved and turned legs, turned feet, original bale handles and paneled back. 57"h. open 39"h. closed. 50"w. 19.5"d.

Lot: 716 - ECLECTIC GROUP.

ECLECTIC GROUP. Nineteenth and 20th Centuries. A pair of mercury glass vases with enameled flowers, wear, 11.25 "h., a pair of figural brass candlesticks 9"h, a pair of shoe molds with orange paint and floral decoration. Wear.3.5"h., and a painted porcelain dog with glass eyes. Broken front right paw. 9.5"h.

Lot: 717 - FOLKSY CORNER WHAT-NOT STAND.

FOLKSY CORNER WHAT-NOT STAND. American, late 19th Century. Mixed woods. Six graduated quarter round shelves with scalloped and chip carved front gallery edge, small branch supports, base with shaped ends, legs with boot jack cut outs. Original worn brown paint. Some loss and age splits. 76"h. 30.5"w. 20"d. And takes a 21.5" corner

Lot: 718 - FIVE DECORATIVE PIECES.

FIVE DECORATIVE PIECES. Late 19th and early 20th Centuries. Two gilt wooden wall shelves, 7.5"h. and 9.5"h., a pair of brass wall sconcces with eagle accents and a brass pierced top trivet, 9.25"h.

Lot: 719 - CURVED GLASS CHINA CABINET.

CURVED GLASS CHINA CABINET. American, circa 1900. Quarter sawn oak. Simple backsplash, three quarter turned pilasters, claw feet, curved glass ends and door. Partial mirrored back and four shelves. Old if not original finish with some wear. 61.5"h. 36.25"w. 14.5"d.

Lot: 720 - EASTLAKE VICTORIAN DROP FRONT LADIES DESK.

EASTLAKE VICTORIAN DROP FRONT LADIES DESK. American, fourth quarter 19th Century. Mixed woods. In two pieces. Top with drop down writing surface and fitted interior. Base with three dovetailed drawers and turned Legs. Distressed painted surface. Wear and repairs. 45"h. 36.5"w. 13.75"d. Writing surface 28.75"h.

Lot: 721 - CANTEBURY.

CANTEBURY. England, mid-19th Century. Mahogany with oak secondary. Curved separators, slot sides, slender turned legs with knob finials, dovetailed drawer and old dry finish. Some sun fading and a little damage. 31.25"h. 20"w 15.25"d.

Lot: 722 - BRASS FIGURAL INKWELL.

BRASS FIGURAL INKWELL. French, fourth quarter 19th Century. Ornate pierced base with faces to all sides. Eagle with spread wings finial. Lid is unattached, chips to glass liner. 8"h. 8"w.

Lot: 723 - VICTORIAN HALL LAMP.

VICTORIAN HALL LAMP. American, fourth quarter 19th Century. Brass gas fixture frame with blue shade to clear diamond quilted glass shade with ruffled edge. 22.5"h.

Lot: 724 - VICTORIAN HALL LAMP SHADE.

VICTORIAN HALL LAMP SHADE. American, fourth quarter 19th Century. Cylinder shape with scooped sides, shaded pink, acid etched with floral pattern. 11.5"h.

Lot: 725 - CHINOISERIE TRAY ON STAND.

CHINOISERIE TRAY ON STAND. American (Mid-Atlantic States), fourth quarter 19th Century. A Papier-Mache lacquered tray with gold detailing on a modern faux bamboo base with "X" stretcher. Surface wear, paint loss and edge restoration. 20"h. 22.5"w.

Lot: 726 - HAWKES CUT GLASS BOWL AND CUP.

HAWKES CUT GLASS BOWL AND CUP. American, circa 1900. Ribbed, scalloped rim with traditional cross-hatch design and floral etching, 8"dia. And matching glass, 3.75"h. Both with acid etched Hawkes mark. Surface wear and scratches.

Lot: 727 - GROUP OF CURTAIN TIE BACKS.

GROUP OF CURTAIN TIE BACKS. American, mid-19th Century. Die cast brass. Floral motifs. Three pairs and a one single. Pairs 4.5" diameter, 4" diameter and 2.75" diameter. Single 5.25" diameter.

Lot: 728 - GROUP OF CONTINENTAL TEXTILES.

GROUP OF CONTINENTAL TEXTILES. Circa 1900. Comprising two pink and cream drapery panels with tassels. a woven chenille rug with tassels, and a hooked rug. Hooked rug 33"w. 58"l.

Lot: 729 - VICTORIAN CHEST OF DRAWERS.

VICTORIAN CHEST OF DRAWERS. America, third quarter 19th Century. Cherry with poplar secondary. Two dovetailed glove drawers, four dovetailed drawers, solid ends, chamfered corners with turned decoration and pressed glass knobs. 42"h. 40.25"w. 18.75"d.

Lot: 730 - CHEST OF DRAWERS.

CHEST OF DRAWERS. American, circa 1900. Golden oak. Backsplash with beaded and carved decoration, four drawers with birds eye joints, double panel ends, square legs and original brasses. Refinished. 46"h. 31"w. 17.25"d.

Lot: 731 - BOOKCASE.

BOOKCASE. American, circa 1900. Quarter sawn oak. Carved decoration on top front, simple legs and four adjustable shelves. Old worn finish. 56"h. 24"w. 12"d.

Lot: 732 - TWO APOTHECARY JARS MADE INTO TABLE LAMPS.

TWO APOTHECARY JARS MADE INTO TABLE LAMPS. European, mid-19th Century. Jars with 20th Century fittings. Porcelain. Both have gold trim and hand painted labels. Some wear to gold. 24.75"h.

Lot: 733 - VOTIVE CANDLE CHANDELIER.

VOTIVE CANDLE CHANDELIER. American, 20th Century. Iron. Three tiers with round holders. 35.75"h. 34.25" dia.

Lot: 734 - DOUBLE-ARM KEROSENE HANGING ANGLE LAMP.

DOUBLE-ARM KEROSENE HANGING ANGLE LAMP. American, late 19th/early 20th Century. Angle Lamp Company, New York. The cylindrical metal body with embossed grape leaf design. With two arms fitted with burners, frosted glass half-globes, and milk glass trumpet-shaped ribbed chimney tops. Wick raiser knobs reading "ANGLE MFG CO. N.Y." With dent to body base and overall surface wear. 18.25"h. 12.5"w.

Lot: 735 - PAIR OF TABLELAMPS WITH TOLE SHADES.

PAIR OF TABLELAMPS WITH TOLE SHADES. European, circa 1900. Silver plated double candlestick bases with adjustable tole shades. Bases have wick trimmers. Wear and loss. 20"h.

Lot: 736 - TWO TABLE LAMPS.

TWO TABLE LAMPS. European, 20th Century. Brass. A Lucerna with three candle lights. 21"h. And a three branch candelabra. 24"h.

Lot: 737 - TWO LUCERNA LAMPS.

TWO LUCERNA LAMPS. European, 20th Century. Brass. Both have four burners and cleaning tools. One has been electrified. 27"h. And one can still be used as a fluid burning lamp. 23"h.

Lot: 738 - BAKER, KNAPPS AND TUBBS ARTS AND CRAFTS STYLE TABLE LAMP.

BAKER, KNAPPS AND TUBBS ARTS AND CRAFTS STYLE TABLE LAMP. Late 20th Century. Patinized brass and copper. Conical shade with faux mica panels, bulbous base with tripod shade holder and triple sockets. 19"h. Shade 7"h. 16.5" dia.

Lot: 739 - FIVE BACCHUS FACE VESSELS.

FIVE BACCHUS FACE VESSELS. Continental, mid-19th Century. Two creamers and three mugs. All with Bacchus face variants. One Prattware mug and one mug with hidden frog inside cup. Varying wear. 3.5"h. to

Lot: 740 - THREE PIECES OF PORCELAIN.

THREE PIECES OF PORCELAIN. Mid-19th Century. A signed Japanese Satsuma pottery vase. Possibly Yabo Meizan. Bulbous bottom and tall neck. Traditional decoration with gold accents. Loss to rim and crazing. 7.5"h. A French Limoges veilleuse with hand painted floral and gilt decoration. 8.75"h. And Japanese Imari lidded jar. Cobalt and rust decoration with gilt trim. With wooden stand. 15.5"h.

Lot: 741 - FOUR PIECES OF ASIAN CERAMICS.

FOUR PIECES OF ASIAN CERAMICS. China, mid-19th Century. Blue transferware plate with Asian scene, 8" diameter. Two polychrome plates, one with roosters and the other with soldiers. Marked to backs. 10" and 10.25" diameter. And a Tobacco Leaf variant oval platter. 13.75"w.

Lot: 742 - PAIR OF FIGURAL BRONZE FIRE DOGS.

PAIR OF FIGURAL BRONZE FIRE DOGS. French, circa 1900. In the Louis XV style with firegilding. Leaf bracket bases, cherub with torches and holding drapery finials. Some wear. 16.25"h. and 18.5"h. 15.5"w.

Lot: 743 - PAIR OF FIGURAL ANDIRONS.

PAIR OF FIGURAL ANDIRONS. Early 20th Century. Brass and iron. Standing lions with shields, 27"h. 10"w. 20"d.

Lot: 744 - PAIR OF LOUIS XVI STYLE ANDIRONS.

PAIR OF LOUIS XVI STYLE ANDIRONS. Europe, 20th Century. Brass and iron. Flame finials, bracket and chapped centers on paneled bases with spade feet. 20.5"h. 11"w. 20"d.

Lot: 745 - TOLE COAL HOD.

TOLE COAL HOD. England, third quarter 19th Century. Slanted lid, rounded front, cast iron handles and feet, black paint with gold, red, white and blue carriage striping and flourishes with two scenic reserves. Interior coal bucket with handle. Some wear. 22"h. 14"w. 10.5"d.

Lot: 746 - DECORATIVE ASIAN ITEMS.

DECORATIVE ASIAN ITEMS. Asia and Japan, circa 1900. Bronze footed planter with elephant handles and silver line inlay, 4.5"h. 17"w., a Japanese lacquer mask, 8"h. plus facial hair and a pair of imperial dragon cloisonne lidded jars, 7.5"h.

Lot: 747 - CHINOISERIE LACQUERED PAPIER-MACHE PIECES.

CHINOISERIE LACQUERED PAPIER-MACHE PIECES. Japan, second half 19th Century. Red painted wine coaster with floral decoration, 5.25"diameter. Black double pocket wall match safe, 8"h. And two folding wall shelves. 7.5"h. and 9"h. Edge wear, paint loss and

Lot: 748 - TWO MAJOLICA PLATES.

TWO MAJOLICA PLATES. One is late 19th Century. American with an Etruscan mark. Yellow border and embossed Classical scene in center. Hairline and stains. 8"dia. The second, 20th Century, Germany. With basket weave pattern and peaches. Glaze flakes. 8.5" dia.

Lot: 749 - FOUR PIECES OF CHINA.

FOUR PIECES OF CHINA. Nineteenth and 20th Centuries. Three are English. Two large Staffordshire figurines of couples, 14.5"h. and 12.5"h. A copper luster pitcher, 7.75"h. Together with a French chop plate with Quimper like decorations. 13.75" dia. Some wear and damage throughout.

Lot: 750 - AESTHETIC PERIOD MANTLE CLOCK AND GARNITURE.

AESTHETIC PERIOD MANTLE CLOCK AND GARNITURE. France, fourth quarter 19th Century. Slate base and central clock pier surmounted with a bronze lidded urn, flanked by bronze Greek Sphinx. Elaborate bronze ormolu, black face and Japy Frere's brass movement. A little wear to gilding. 21.5"h. 15.5"w. 8.5"d. Plus matching garniture, 19.5"h.

Lot: 751 - FIGURAL MANTLE CLOCK AFTER A. MOREAU.

FIGURAL MANTLE CLOCK AFTER A. MOREAU. France, late 19th Century. Titled "Retours des Champs" (Return from the Fields). Spelter patinated female and clock case on a pink marble base with foliate logs. Brass works marked "H. & C. Paris" and face with retailer name "Chenu Chareville (France). 20"h. 12.5"w. 5.25"d.

Lot: 752 - FIGURAL MIRROR.

FIGURAL MIRROR. American, circa 1900. Patinated cast metal frame of a robed gentleman wearing a keffiyeh holding the rectangular mirror. 24.5"h. 13.5"w.

Lot: 753 - CHILD'S SIZE WAG ON THE WALL CLOCK.

CHILD'S SIZE WAG ON THE WALL CLOCK. German, mid-19th Century. Painted pine face with arched top and rose decoration. Brass works in pine case and missing weights and pendulum. Some paint wear and face is cupped. 10"h. 7"w.

Lot: 754 - YOUTH SIZE CHEST.

YOUTH SIZE CHEST. American (Pennsylvania), third quarter 19th Century. Walnut with poplar secondary. Shaped backsplash with four panels four drawers, shaped apron and ball feet. On the bottom of top drawer "Miss Maud Mann Greenville, Penna." Refinished with some wear. 26"h. 18"w. 11"d.

Lot: 755 - PAINTED AND DECORATED YOUTH SIZE CHEST.

PAINTED AND DECORATED YOUTH SIZE CHEST. American or European, late-19th Century. Pine. Arched gallery back with turned finials, solid ends, two overlapping drawers and rectangular legs. Worn white paint with blue and green pinstriping and floral decoration. 25.25"h. 16"w. 8"d.

Lot: 756 - TWO LADDER BACK YOUTH SIZE ROCKING CHAIRS.

TWO LADDER BACK YOUTH SIZE ROCKING CHAIRS. American, mid-19 Century. Mixed woods. Both have arms and turned finials. One has old red finish and rush seat. 12" seat ht. 25"h. And the second has draw knife shaped slots and replaced splint seat. 9' seat ht. 24'h.

Lot: 757 - TWO LADDER BACK YOUTH CHAIRS.

TWO LADDER BACK YOUTH CHAIRS. American, mid-19th Century. Mixed woods. One is an armchair with alligatored varnish over red paint and tan tape seat which is an old replacement. 7" seat ht. 21"h. And the second is a side chair, old natural worn finish and worn splint seat. 12" seat ht. 24.75"h.

Lot: 758 - CHILD SIZE GRAIN PAINTED DRESSER.

CHILD SIZE GRAIN PAINTED DRESSER. American, second-quarter 19th Century. Pine. Rectangular mirror, two glove drawers, solid ends, sleigh front and rolled feet. Four lower dovetailed drawers, the top of which has a rolled front. Worn dark brown and tan graining. Mirror harp is broken and incomplete, glue repairs, age splits and wear. 19"h. 21.5"w. 9.25"d. Plus mirror, 11"h. 9.75"w.

Lot: 759 - YOUTH SIZE STEPBACK CUPBOARD.

YOUTH SIZE STEPBACK CUPBOARD. American, circa 1900. Pine. Top with backsplash, molded cornice, chamfered corners, two single pane doors over two drawers and simple beveled edge block feet. Some wear and refinished. 45.25"h. 30.65"w.

Lot: 760 - COUNTRY DOLL SIZE STEP BACK CUPBOARD.

COUNTRY DOLL SIZE STEP BACK CUPBOARD. American, late 19th Century. Pine. One piece with molded cornice, two doors with beaded edges and reeded center stile on bracket feet. Old worn brownish-red paint. 22.75"h. 17.75"w. 10"d.

Lot: 761 - DOLL WITH CHAIR SWING.

DOLL WITH CHAIR SWING. Mid-19th Century. Bisque head jointed doll. Bentwood chair swing on frame. 25.5"h. 14"h.

Lot: 762 - MINIATURE LOG CABIN CHURCH, FURNITURE, AND PRAYER RUG.

MINIATURE LOG CABIN CHURCH, FURNITURE, AND PRAYER RUG. American, 20th Century. Primitve-style miniature model of a steepled church made from twigs, balsa wood, and wood veneers, the hinged door and top opening to reveal eight pews and a pulpit. With chips and cracks to wood, missing veneer roof shingles, and glue residue. 15"h. 11.5"w. 16.5"d. Old Hickory-style bentwood and twig miniature settee, armchair, and rocker. The settee and rocker with splits to woven wood. Settee 8"h. Miniature prayer rug. 37.5"l. Five pieces total.

Lot: 763 - WOODEN NOAH'S ARK WITH ANIMAL FIGURINES.

WOODEN NOAH'S ARK WITH ANIMAL FIGURINES. American, circa 1900. Wooden hinge lid Noah's Ark with painted animal and people figurines. Approximately 50 figurines. 9.75"h. 20.75"w. 6"d.

Lot: 764 - FOLKSY DOLLHOUSE.

FOLKSY DOLLHOUSE. American, circa 1900. Small red and white painted house with glass windows. Wear to finish. 10.75"h. 15.25"w. 13.75"d.

Lot: 765 - FOLKSY PAINTED DOLL HOUSE.

FOLKSY PAINTED DOLL HOUSE. American, circa 1900. Wooden dollhouse with wrap around porch, white painted siding and green roof. Paint wear and loss. 20"h. 14"w. 24"d.

Lot: 766 - TWO BISQUE HEAD DOLLS.

TWO BISQUE HEAD DOLLS. German, circa 1900. Both have fixed eyes and jointed composition bodies. The doll with black wig is by Bruno Schmidt. Newer clothes, restored body and missing a finger on left hand. 34"h. The other is marked "Made in Germany". She has a blonde wig which is loose. 29"h.

Lot: 767 - DOLL GARDEN SWING.

DOLL GARDEN SWING. American, second quarter 20th Century. Mixed woods. In red and yellow paint. Frame and slatted swing, 25"h. 21.5"w. 25.25"l. Includes two stuffed animals.

Lot: 768 - FOUR CHILDREN'S TOYS.

FOUR CHILDREN'S TOYS. American, 20th Century. A composition Madame Alexander doll, red checkered bonnet and dress. 21"h. Two jointed teddy bears. 21"h. And 13"h. And a stuffed rabbit 11"h. Some wear throughout.

Lot: 769 - TOY STEAM LOCOMOTIVE AND PASSENGER CAR.

TOY STEAM LOCOMOTIVE AND PASSENGER CAR. American, circa 1900. Die pressed tin. Locomotive with cowcatcher and four drive wheels. 8"h. 19.5"l., and passenger car. 8.25"h. 24"l. Both have been repainted silver over original red and have some wear and dents.

Lot: 770 - PLATFORM ROCKING HORSE.

PLATFORM ROCKING HORSE. American, first half 20th Century. Pine. White painted horse with black and red detail and gold striping. Painted blue platform with gold and white striping. Some wear and paint loss. 24"h. 14.5"w. 35"l.

Lot: 771 - CARVED AND PAINTED WOOD ROCKING HORSE.

CARVED AND PAINTED WOOD ROCKING HORSE. American, c. 1900. White painted horse with button eyes, leather ears and reins, and red woven blanket, on a red rocking base. With some restoration. 29"h. 30"l.

Lot: 772 - J. CHEIN TOY COMPANY DELIVERY TRUCK.

J. CHEIN TOY COMPANY DELIVERY TRUCK. American, second quarter 20th Century. Die stamped tin. Worn original paint, some dents and bed liner replaced. 7.5"h. 19.5"l.

Lot: 773 - KENTON CIRCUS WAGON.

KENTON CIRCUS WAGON. American (Ohio), early 20th Century. Cast Iron. Overland Circus horse-drawn calliope wagon toy by Kenton Hardware Company, Kenton, Ohio. Paint wear, missing calliope player and chain harness. 7.5" h. (with rider). 3.25" w. 14" d.

Lot: 774 - THREE CAST-IRON MECHANICAL BANKS.

THREE CAST-IRON MECHANICAL BANKS. American, 20th century. Cast iron. William Tell from The Book of Knowledge series. Working condition, paint wear, the castle somewhat loose on the base. 6.5" h. 3.75" w. 10" d. And a Mule Entering Barn. Working condition, paint wear, rust. 5.5" h. 2.75" w. 8.5" d. And a seated Black boy wearing a hat, the base marked for J.E. Stevens and having an 1887 patent date. Working condition, paint wear, rust. 7.75" h. 4" w. 4.25" d.

Lot: 775 - CIRCUS ELEPHANT AND FLIPPING CLOWN PULL TOY.

CIRCUS ELEPHANT AND FLIPPING CLOWN PULL TOY. American, first half 20th Century. Painted and carved wood elephant and clown atop a long platform with wheels, with wood flippers and a mechanism to make the clown flip to the other side of elephant. Attributed to Gibbs Toy Co. (Canton, Ohio). 6.5"h. 19"l.

Lot: 776 - GROUP OF CHILDREN'S ITEMS.

GROUP OF CHILDREN'S ITEMS. American, 20th Century. Four pairs of shoes, wear, and "Ideal" World War I doughboy jointed doll, composition with some wear. 12.25 "h, a "Tonka" Twinkle Toes Volkswagon beetle toy, wear, "All American Hot Rod" All American Co., Los Angeles, Calif. Paint wear and a "Rodzy" standard quage Hot-Rod race car. Glow fuel engine with battery start. In original box.

Lot: 777 - PAINTED ROCKING CHAIR AND A STOOL.

PAINTED ROCKING CHAIR AND A STOOL. American, mixed woods. A ladder back chair, turned finials, shaped splats, splint seat and worn dark green repaint. 15" seat ht. 38"h. And a stool with simple turnings and ivory and blue tape seat. 10"h. 13.5"w. 11"d.

Lot: 778 - COLLECTION OF TOY PARTS.

COLLECTION OF TOY PARTS. American, 19th and 20th Centuries. Mostly cast iron with a little tin and rubber tires. Wheels, horses, firemen and parts of carriages. Wear and paint loss.

Lot: 779 - CAST IRON CHRISTMAS TREE STAND.

CAST IRON CHRISTMAS TREE STAND. German, first quarter 20th Century. Santa Claus with basket shaped tree holder on a stepped rocky and tree stump cast base. Original paint. Overall, 7.5"h. Base, 9.75" square. Ex. Bruce and Vivalyn Knight (Ohio).

Lot: 780 - CAST IRON CHRISTMAS TREE STAND.

CAST IRON CHRISTMAS TREE STAND. German, circa 1900. Scrolled art nouveau design with drapes and pinecones. Four heart shaped screws at neck. 5.5"h. 9"w.

Lot: 781 - LARGE FEATHER CHRISTMAS TREE.

LARGE FEATHER CHRISTMAS TREE. German, fourth quarter 19th Century. Green feather tree with tissue paper wrapped bark. Decorated with glass bead garland. Set in paint decorated wood box stand. Approximately 68"h. With stand.

Lot: 782 - TWO FEATHER CHRISTMAS TREES.

TWO FEATHER CHRISTMAS TREES. German, fourth quarter 19th Century. Green feather trees with tissue paper wrapped bark. One set in a round painted wood cylinder. Red berries on some branches. 29"h. One set into square paint decorated square base. 32"h.

Lot: 783 - TWO FEATHER CHRISTMAS TREES.

TWO FEATHER CHRISTMAS TREES. German, fourth quarter 19th Century. Two feather trees with tissue paper wrapped bark. Green tree with red berries on some branches set into red painted wood cylinder. 43"h. White feather tree with blackberries at the end of branches. Set into a painted stepped base. 48"h.

Lot: 784 - THREE SMALL CHRISTMAS TREES.

THREE SMALL CHRISTMAS TREES. German, first half 20th Century. A snow accented green feather tree set into a painted, decorated cylindrical base. 25"h. And two in the feather tree style. One with candle accents on limbs and round cardboard base, 10"h. One with wooden "X" base with attached porcelain animal, decorated with glass ornaments and a wax angle, 9"h. Wear and loss throughout.

Lot: 785 - GLASS BIRD CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS.

GLASS BIRD CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS. American and German, late-19th and early-20th Century. 23 glass birds in various forms. Most all have clips and some with spun glass tails. Wear and loss.

Lot: 786 - GLASS BIRD CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS.

GLASS BIRD CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS. American and German, first half 20th Century. 21 glass birds in various forms. Most all have clips and some with spun glass tails. Wear and loss.

Lot: 787 - GROUPING OF GLASS CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS.

GROUPING OF GLASS CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS. American and German, late-19th and early-20th Centuries. Some blown glass. Various shapes and forms including nuts, fruits, balls, clowns, animals, Santas and others. Varying wear and loss.

Lot: 788 - GROUPING OF SMALL GLASS CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS.

GROUPING OF SMALL GLASS CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS. American and German, late-19th and early-20th Centuries. Some blown glass. Various shapes and forms including nuts, fruits, balls, Santas and others. Varying wear and loss.

Lot: 789 - GROUPING OF SMALL GLASS CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS.

GROUPING OF SMALL GLASS CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS. American and German, late-19th and early-20th Centuries. Some blown glass. Various shapes and forms including nuts, fruits, balls, animals, baskets and others. Varying wear and loss.

Lot: 790 - COMPOSITION FATHER CHRISTMAS IN BLUE ROBE.

COMPOSITION FATHER CHRISTMAS IN BLUE ROBE. Continental, late 19th or early 20th Century. Santa figure holding a sack of toys in one arm and presents in the other. Paint loss throughout. Open seam. 10"h.

Lot: 791 - CHRISTMAS TREE FENCE AND STAND.

CHRISTMAS TREE FENCE AND STAND. 20th Century. Green painted wooden Christmas tree stand with railing sides and corner posts. 11"h. 14"w. 10.5"d. And a platform with a painted picket fence and ball finial corners. 12.5"h. 25"w.

Lot: 792 - PICKET FENCE CHRISTMAS TREE STAND.

PICKET FENCE CHRISTMAS TREE STAND. German, circa 1900. Wood and sheet metal fence on raised legs. Hole cut to center for tree. Wear and loss. 14.25"h. 16.75"w.

Lot: 793 - THREE SMALL FEATHER CHRISTMAS TREES.

THREE SMALL FEATHER CHRISTMAS TREES. German, fourth quarter 19th and early-20th Centuries. Green feather trees with tissue paper wrapped trunks. Two with red berry accents and set into wooden painted beige bases, one square and one round. 17"h. And 20"h. One with red and silver accents set in painted red and gold cylindrical base. 13.5"h. Wear and loss throughout.

Lot: 794 - GLASS CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS.

GLASS CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS. American and German, late-19th and early-20th Centuries. Some blown glass. Various shapes and forms including nuts, fruits, balls, Santas and others. Varying wear and loss.

Lot: 795 - GLASS BIRD CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS.

GLASS BIRD CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS. American and German, late-19th and early-20th Century. 23 glass birds in various forms. Most all have clips and some with spun glass tails. Wear and loss.

Lot: 796 - GLASS BIRD CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS.

GLASS BIRD CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS. American and German, late-19th and early-20th Century. 23 glass birds in various forms and including a woodpecker on a tree. Most all have clips and some with spun glass tails. Wear and loss.

Lot: 797 - SPUN COTTON PAPIER-MACHE FIGURAL ORNAMENTS.

SPUN COTTON PAPIER-MACHE FIGURAL ORNAMENTS. European, fourth quarter 19th and early-20th Centuries. Fruits, vegetables and icicles. Also includes composition ornaments and bells. Wear and loss.

Lot: 798 - FOUR SMALL FEATHER CHRISTMAS TREES.

FOUR SMALL FEATHER CHRISTMAS TREES. German, fourth quarter 19th and early-20th Centuries. Green trees with tissue paper wrapped trunks set into painted wood bases. One with glass underplate attached. 12.5"h. One with painted round base, 12"h. One with red square base, 9.5"h. And one with round footed base. 17.5"h.

Lot: 799 - GLASS TREE TOPPERS AND FIGURAL CHRISTMAS BULBS.

GLASS TREE TOPPERS AND FIGURAL CHRISTMAS BULBS. Japanese, American and German, late-19th and early-20th Centuries. Ten glass spire Christmas tree toppers. And a glass jar full of figural Christmas tree lightbulbs. Including Santas, clowns, faces and others. Wear and loss throughout.

Lot: 800 - GROUPING OF GLASS CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS.

GROUPING OF GLASS CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS. American and German, late-19th and early-20th Centuries. Some blown glass and some Shiny Brites. Various shapes and forms including nuts, fruits, balls, Santas and others. Varying wear and loss.

Lot: 801 - GLASS CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS.

GLASS CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS. American and German, late-19th and early-20th Centuries. Some blown glass. Various shapes and forms including nuts, fruits, balls, Santas and others. Varying wear and loss.

Lot: 802 - GROUPING OF SMALL GLASS CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS.

GROUPING OF SMALL GLASS CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS. American and German, late-19th and early-20th Centuries. Some blown glass. Various shapes and forms including nuts, fruits, balls, baskets and other shapes. Varying wear and loss.

Lot: 803 - MINIATURE GLASS CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS.

MINIATURE GLASS CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS. American and German, late-19th and early-20th Centuries. Some blown glass. Various shapes and forms including pickles, fruits, nuts, balls, and shapes. Varying wear and loss.

Lot: 804 - TWO STRAPS OF SLEIGH BELLS.

TWO STRAPS OF SLEIGH BELLS. 19th/20th Century. The first of graduated sized shank-style bells attached to a modern leather belt with bell pins. With wear and oxidation to bells. Cracking and losses to back of belt. 43"l. The second of rivet and shank-style bells sized 1, 3, and 4 on combined leather straps. With wear and oxidation to bells, cracking of leather, and conspicuous repair to strap. 45"l.

Lot: 805 - TWO FEATHER CHRISTMAS TREES.

TWO FEATHER CHRISTMAS TREES. German, fourth quarter 19th Century. Two feather trees with tissue paper wrapped bark. Set into square footed bases with applied stripe. Wear and loss. 41"h. And 25"h.

Lot: 806 - THREE SMALL FEATHER CHRISTMAS TREES.

THREE SMALL FEATHER CHRISTMAS TREES. German, fourth quarter 19th Century. Feather trees with tissue paper wrapped trunks. Green tree with berry accents on limbs. Set in paint decorated square wood base. 14.5"h. White tree with red berry accents set in red painted cylinder base. 23.5"h. Green tree with red berry accents and candle holders set in painted wooden cylinder base. 16"h.

Lot: 807 - VICTORIAN STYLE ARCHITECTURAL CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS.

VICTORIAN STYLE ARCHITECTURAL CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS. American, contemporary. Wooden handmade, painted ornaments. Architectural designs. Gables, windows, arches, gazebos, store fronts, urns and topiaries.

Lot: 808 - VICTORIAN STYLE CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS.

VICTORIAN STYLE CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS. American, contemporary. Wooden handmade, painted ornaments. Mostly animals on Noah's ark going two by two, boats, dogs, Statue of Liberty and trains.

Lot: 809 - VICTORIAN CHRISTMAS ANGEL ORNAMENTS.

VICTORIAN CHRISTMAS ANGEL ORNAMENTS. German, fourth quarter 19th Century. 11 angel ornaments with painted faces. Plaster, wax covered compositions. Wear and loss. 6"l. to 3.5"l.

Lot: 810 - VICTORIAN CHRISTMAS ANGEL ORNAMENTS.

VICTORIAN CHRISTMAS ANGEL ORNAMENTS. German, fourth quarter 19th Century. 12 angel ornaments with painted faces. Plaster and wax covered compositions. Largest one with glass eyes. Some with wigs and spun glass wings. Wear and loss. 7.5"l. to 4"l.

Lot: 811 - GROUP OF PLASTIC AND CELLULOID FIGURINES.

GROUP OF PLASTIC AND CELLULOID FIGURINES. Mid- to late-20th Century. Includes Santas, reindeer and sleighs. Wear and loss.

Lot: 812 - ASSORTED CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS.

ASSORTED CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS. Mid- to late-20th Century. Including candles, candle holders and clips, tinsel, ornaments, bottle brush trees and wreaths, boxed wreaths and lights. Wear and loss.

Lot: 813 - ASSORTED CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS.

ASSORTED CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS. Mid- to late-20th Century. Including candles, candle holders and clips, tinsel, ornaments, bottle brush trees and wreaths, boxed wreaths and lights. Wear and loss.

Lot: 814 - ASSORTED CHRISTMAS ARTICLES.

ASSORTED CHRISTMAS ARTICLES. Late-19th and early-20th Century. Includes books, bisque Santa figurines, German pottery nativity scene and fences. Varying wear and loss.

Lot: 815 - GROUP OF EARLY CHRISTMAS POSTCARDS AND PHOTOGRAPHS.

GROUP OF EARLY CHRISTMAS POSTCARDS AND PHOTOGRAPHS. Late-19th and early-20th Centuries. Postcards, cards, cut outs and photographs with Christmas theme. Wear.

Lot: 816 - PUTZ PAPIER-MACHE VILLAGE HOUSES.

PUTZ PAPIER-MACHE VILLAGE HOUSES. Japanese and American, mid-20th Century. Approximately 40 houses in varying colors and builds. Some wear and loss.

Lot: 817 - JAPANESE AND AMERICAN CHRISTMAS ITEMS.

JAPANESE AND AMERICAN CHRISTMAS ITEMS. 19th/20th Century. Comprising five mercury taper candles, a Japanese Santa Claus on skis ornament, a Japanese Santa Claus on stand, two Japanese lantern-style bulbs, a snowflake bulb, a Santa Claus bulb, a plastic Santa Claus bank, a plastic Santa Claus figure, two stockings, four boxes of string lights, two unboxed string lights, and four boxes of various bulbs. All with heavy wear. The string lights with broken or missing bulbs. Largest taper 14.5"h. 25 pieces total.

Lot: 818 - GROUPING OF ORNAMENT ACCESSORIES.

GROUPING OF ORNAMENT ACCESSORIES. Grouping of repair accessories to fix Christmas ornaments. Includes clips, holders, spun glass tails, trim, findings and lights.

Lot: 819 - JAY STRONGWATER GLASS TREE TOPPER.

JAY STRONGWATER GLASS TREE TOPPER. Poland, 21st Century. A multi-level traditional tree topper. Hand painted, decorated with glitter details and hand-set Swarovski crystals. With original box. 21.5"h.

Lot: 820 - TWO JAY STRONGWATER CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS.

TWO JAY STRONGWATER CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS. Poland, 21st Century. Glass. Two varying tear drop shaped ornaments. Hand painted, decorated with glitter details and hand-set Swarovski crystals. With branded boxes. 5.75"h. and 8"h.

Lot: 821 - TWO LARGE JAY STRONGWATER CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS.

TWO LARGE JAY STRONGWATER CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS. Poland, 21st Century. Glass. One with light colors, gold flowers and pearl accents and one with gold ground and leaf decoration. Hand painted, decorated with glitter details and hand-set Swarovski crystals. With branded boxes. 5"h,

Lot: 822 - TWO LARGE JAY STRONGWATER CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS.

TWO LARGE JAY STRONGWATER CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS. Poland, Contemporary. Glass. Both with red grounds and polychrome decoration. Hand painted, decorated with glitter details and hand-set Swarovski crystals. With branded boxes. Smaller ornament has a hole. 5"h. and 4.25"h.

Lot: 823 - JAY STRONGWATER CHRISTMAS PIECES.

JAY STRONGWATER CHRISTMAS PIECES. Poland, Contemporary. Glass. An ornament holder with flower accents, 12"h. And a decorated egg, 4.25"h. Hand painted, decorated with glitter details and hand-set Swarovski crystals. With branded boxes.

Lot: 824 - THREE JAY STRONGWATER CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS.

THREE JAY STRONGWATER CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS. Poland, 21st Century. Glass. Three decorated crosses. Hand painted, decorated with glitter details and hand-set Swarovski crystals. With branded boxes. 5.25"h., 3.75"h. and 2.5"h.

Lot: 825 - THREE JAY STRONGWATER CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS.

THREE JAY STRONGWATER CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS. Poland, 21st Century. Glass. A floral decorated heart, 3.75"h., a multi-color tassel, 4.5"h. and a flower, 4.5"h. Hand painted, decorated with glitter details and hand-set Swarovski crystals. With branded boxes.

Lot: 826 - THREE JAY STRONGWATER CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS.

THREE JAY STRONGWATER CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS. Poland, 21st Century. Glass. A leaping reindeer, 6"h., full Santa's sleigh, 3.5"h. and a long haired cat, 2.5"h. Hand painted, decorated with glitter details and hand-set Swarovski crystals. With branded boxes.

Lot: 827 - FOUR JAY STRONGWATER CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS.

FOUR JAY STRONGWATER CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS. Poland, 21st Century. Glass. Two decorated tied bows and two round wrapped gifts. Hand painted, decorated with glitter details and hand-set Swarovski crystals. With branded boxes.

Lot: 828 - FOUR JAY STRONGWATER CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS.

FOUR JAY STRONGWATER CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS. Poland, 21st Century. Glass. Decorated Faberge style eggs. Hand painted, decorated with glitter details and hand-set Swarovski crystals. With branded boxes. One is 2.5"h and the other three are 3"h.

Lot: 829 - JAY STRONGWATER CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS.

JAY STRONGWATER CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS. Poland, 21st Century. Glass. An acorn, 2"h., and a set of six pears, 1.75"h.Hand painted, decorated with glitter details and hand-set Swarovski crystals. With branded boxes.

Lot: 830 - DESIGNER CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS.

DESIGNER CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS. Contemporary. Includes a Spode "Christmas Tree" decorated glass bear ornament. Two Christopher Radko ornaments: "Two Turtle Doves" with a spun glass tail and "A Drummers Dozen". Two Reed and Barton decorated glass ornaments of "12 Drummers Drumming". And four Waterford ornaments: two crystal, one decorated glass ball and a glass Shepard with his sheep. All in original boxes.

Lot: 831 - GROUP OF CHRISTMAS CANDY BOXES.

GROUP OF CHRISTMAS CANDY BOXES. American, mid-20th Century. Fifteen cardboard boxes with colorful scenes. Also includes one Easter chocolate egg box. Wear and loss.

Lot: 832 - PAPIER-MACHE SKULL LANTERN.

PAPIER-MACHE SKULL LANTERN. Probably American, first half 20th Century. Molded plaster with painted finish and wire handle. All original including paper inserts. 3.5"h. Cracks and edge wear.

Lot: 833 - TWELVE HALLOWEEN PARTY FAVORS.

TWELVE HALLOWEEN PARTY FAVORS. Japanese, 20th Century. Comprising pressed cotton ghosts, witches, pumpkins and black cats. Each approx 3" to 3.75"h.

Lot: 834 - VICTORIAN PAINTED AND DECORATED FOLDING BENCH.

VICTORIAN PAINTED AND DECORATED FOLDING BENCH. American, second half 19th Century. Mixed woods. Turned spindle back, slat seat and iron hardware. Worn yellow paint with floral decoration. Wear and loss. 15" seat ht. 32"h 35.75"w.

Lot: 835 - FOUR CAST IRON GARDEN SEATS.

FOUR CAST IRON GARDEN SEATS. American, mid-19th Century. Grape and vine pattern with worn layered white paint. Pair settees. Seat 14"h. Overall 28.5"h. 38.75"w. And a pair of armchairs, seat 14"h. Overall 26.5"h.

Lot: 836 - THREE PIECES OF GARDEN FURNITURE.

THREE PIECES OF GARDEN FURNITURE. American, second half 20th Century. A pair of cast iron rose patterned chairs with worn white paint. Seat 16"h. Overall 32.5"h. And a small round aluminum rose pattern table. 25.5"h. 23.5"dia.

Lot: 837 - CONCRETE GARDEN FIGURE.

CONCRETE GARDEN FIGURE. American, late 20th Century. A Putti with sheaves of wheat. One of the four season, Autumn. 24"h.

Lot: 838 - CAST IRON PLANTER.

CAST IRON PLANTER. European, late 19th Century. Oval form with rope design trim and a handle to either side. White washed. With decorative moss balls. Chips and wear. 7"h. 15"w.

Lot: 839 - PAIR OF GARDEN URNS.

PAIR OF GARDEN URNS. American, late 20th Century. Cast concrete. Draping, ribbed bows, square feet and white paint. Includes artificial spherical greenery. Some chips. 16.75"h. 13.75" dia.

Lot: 840 - PAIR OF GARDEN URNS.

PAIR OF GARDEN URNS. American, late 20th Century. Cast Concrete. Draping, ribbed bowls, square feet and white paint. Includes artificial spherical greenery. Some chips. 16.5"h. 13" dia.

Lot: 841 - VICTORIAN CAST IRON CACHE POT.

VICTORIAN CAST IRON CACHE POT. American, second half 19th Century. Rectangular, canted sides with ribbing and stepped base. Reticulated lid with eagle finial, 9.5"h. 7.5"w. 5.5"d.

Lot: 842 - THREE DECORATED WATERING CANS.

THREE DECORATED WATERING CANS. American, second quarter 19th Century. Paint decorated tin. Red with flower bouquets, teal with rose and round blue-green with squared spout. Wear, loss and oxidation.

Lot: 843 - FOLDING STEPPED PLANT STAND.

FOLDING STEPPED PLANT STAND. American, circa 1900. Pine. Four shelves with hinged back support in worn dark greed paint. 40.5"h. 40"w. 29"d.

Lot: 844 - SEMICIRCULAR PLANT STAND IN GREEN PAINT.

SEMICIRCULAR PLANT STAND IN GREEN PAINT. American, circa 1900. Poplar. Four stepped shelves top of which is round. Wear. 41"h. 45"w. 22"d.

Lot: 845 - HALF ROUND SMALL PLANT STAND.

HALF ROUND SMALL PLANT STAND. American, first half 20th Century. Flat metal frame with plywood shelves, five stepped shelves with rust red paint over blue. Some wear and paint loss. 25.5"h. 29.25"w. 14.75"d.

Lot: 846 - VICTORIAN STYLE WIRE GARDEN PLANTER.

VICTORIAN STYLE WIRE GARDEN PLANTER. American, 20th Century. Ornately woven with twisted iron center post and white paint. Includes a sphere of artificial greenery. 34.5"h.

Lot: 847 - FOUR WIRE GARDEN PLANTERS.

FOUR WIRE GARDEN PLANTERS. American, late 20th Century. An obelisk plant stand. 56.5"h. 12.75" square. A hanging planter. 39"h. Two window boxes. 11"h. 38"w. 12"d.

Lot: 848 - WALL HANGING FOUNTAIN WASH BASIN.

WALL HANGING FOUNTAIN WASH BASIN. Italy, circa 1900. Zinc. Three piece fountain with spigot. Fountain 14.5"h. 10.5"w. Basin 7.5"h.

Lot: 849 - POLYCHROME PAINTED WATER PUMP.

POLYCHROME PAINTED WATER PUMP. American, c. 1900. In two parts. The pump painted red and green with wood handle and iron spout. With heavy wear and cracking. 72"h. The extension base painted red. With cracking. 116"h.

Lot: 850 - A GROUP OF LETTERS.

A GROUP OF LETTERS. American, 20th Century. Pine. Nicely shaped with beveled edges and serifs. Worn gold leafing, little repair. 8"h.

Lot: 851 - A GROUP OF LETTERS.

A GROUP OF LETTERS. American, 20th Century. Pine. A few different styles of lettering with gold leafing. Some wear and repair. Approx. 8"h.

Lot: 852 - A PAIR OF ARCHITECTURAL BRACKETS.

A PAIR OF ARCHITECTURAL BRACKETS. American, mid-19th Century. Pine. Scrolled tops with heavily carved acanthus leaves. Repairs and layered white paint. 28"h. 12"w. 11.5"I.

Lot: 853 - CLASSICALLY STYLED BIRDCAGE.

CLASSICALLY STYLED BIRDCAGE. American, early 20th Century. Pine. Pedimented roof, turned columns, stepped base and round legs. Worn original white paint. 17.5"h. 15.5"w. 10.5"l.

Lot: 854 - SIX PARASOLS.

SIX PARASOLS. One with wood shaft and metal stretchers with meerschaum animal handle and ferrule, circa 1900. With chip to handle, cracks and chips to ferrule, and fading to canopy. 29"h. One with metal shaft and stretchers with brass and bakelite handle, circa 1900. With pitting to handle and fading to canopy. 32.75"h. One with metal and painted wood shaft and metal stretchers with filigreed and beaded metal handle, circa 1900. With losses to paint on shaft. 35.25"h. One with contemporary wood shaft and metal stretchers with lace canopy. 26.25"h. One with contemporary metal shaft and stretchers with decorative metal handle. 34"h. One with contemporary metal shaft and stretchers with molded brass and glass knob handle. 34"h.

Lot: 855 - GROUP OF CANES, UMBRELLA AND TIN STAND.

GROUP OF CANES, UMBRELLA AND TIN STAND. American, 20th Century. Eight various canes and walking sticks, an umbrella with rosewood handle and an embossed tin umbrella stand with green paint.

Lot: 856 - SIX FARM IMPLEMENTS.

SIX FARM IMPLEMENTS. American, late 19th and 20th Centuries. Five rakes. Extra long with wood teeth, approximately 13' long, a hay fork, 80"l. A rake with iron teeth. 57.5"l. An all wood rake. 83"I. A twig hay fork. 55.5"l. And a forged iron drying rack. 49.5"l.

Lot: 857 - SNOWY MOONLIGHT LANDSCAPE SIGNED.

SNOWY MOONLIGHT LANDSCAPE SIGNED. American, dated 1884. Figure walking in the woods under a cloudy covered moon. Signed W.H. Robinson to verso. Relined, inpainting and wear to frame. 20"h. 16"w. Framed 21.75"h. 17.75"w.

Lot: 858 - NATIVE AMERICAN OIL ON CANVAS PORTRAIT BY E.C. BOLTE.

NATIVE AMERICAN OIL ON CANVAS PORTRAIT BY E.C. BOLTE. American, circa 1915-1925. Portrait painted by Bolte (possibly Ernst Christel Bolte, born 1889 in Hawaii-died 1966 in California) after a black and white printed photo on a magazine or program page (folded page included in the lot). The folded page possibly from one of the early Miller Brothers and 101 Ranch Real Wild West souvenir "route books", ca. 1910-15). The published photo is signed "Joseph Miller" in the lower right (Colonel Joseph Carson Miller, 1868-1927, operator and general director of the 101 Ranch Wild West Show). Founded in 1879 by Miller's father and run by the Miller family, the 101 Ranch compiled 110,000 acres of leased Indian lands across four Oklahoma counties. Creating a self-sufficient, working showplace that employed thousands of people (including many from the indigenous tribes), the ranch had its own school, show grounds, general store and café, hotel, newspaper, magazine, meat packing plant and even its own scrip or money. Started on the ranch by Colonel Joe in 1905, The 101 Ranch Wild West Show had close to 80,000 people on the ranch opening day for the frontier exhibition with such attractions as the Apache prisoner Geronimo, Buffalo Bill, Tom Mix, plus a buffalo hunt and barbecue, Indian sports and dancing, and a gigantic parade. The show traveled all over the world lasting 35 years until 1939. Joe was seen as a real friend to and beloved by the Native peoples that inhabited the ranch. Anco Bilt stretcher is 16"w. 20"h. In a molded wood and salmon painted frame, 19.75"w. 23.875"h.

Lot: 859 - TWO CITY SCENES.

TWO CITY SCENES. American, first half 20th Century. Watercolor on paper, signed. Skyscrapers by "Lust". 21.25"h. 17.25"w. and trolley cars by "Frederick A. MacNeal". 21.5"h. 21.5"w.

Lot: 860 - WILLEM DE ZWART (1862-1931) "FARM IN WINTER".

WILLEM DE ZWART (1862-1931) "FARM IN WINTER". Dutch, circa 1900. Oil on board. Impressionist winter landscape. Signed lower right. In an ornate gilt frame. Wear and loss to frame. 10.5"h. 14"w. Framed 17.5"h. 21.25"w.

Lot: 861 - "ON THE CONWAY" AFTER ALFRED DE BREANSKI (1852-1928).

"ON THE CONWAY" AFTER ALFRED DE BREANSKI (1852-1928). English, circa 1900. Oil on canvas. A small herd of cows standing in water with a mountainous background. Signed lower right. Ornate gold painted frame. Stretcher marks, crackle, wear to frame. 7"h. 14"w. Framed 12.25"h. 19.25"w.

Lot: 862 - ALFRED S. WATSON "THE THAMES AT RICHMOND, WINTER".

ALFRED S. WATSON "THE THAMES AT RICHMOND, WINTER". English, dated 1909. Watercolor. Winter landscape on the water. Signed and dated lower right. Framed. 19"h. 21.25"w.

Lot: 863 - "A CAPRI FISHERMAN" BY RAFFAELE FIGERIO (1875-1948).

"A CAPRI FISHERMAN" BY RAFFAELE FIGERIO (1875-1948). Italian, first half 20th Century. Oil on canvas. Portrait of a seated, bearded fisherman. Signed lower right. Varnished, inpainting, flecking and wear to frame. 15"h. 11.25"w. Framed 21"h. 17"w.

Lot: 864 - VINCENZO D'ESPOSITO (1866-1946) "ITALIAN HARBOR SCENE".

VINCENZO D'ESPOSITO (1866-1946) "ITALIAN HARBOR SCENE". European, first quarter 20th Century. Mixed media. A view of the harbor at Valletta, Malta. Signed lower right. Matted and framed. Wear to frame. 11.75"h. 19.75"w.

Lot: 865 - MONTAGUE DAWSON (1895-1973) "BOATS AT SEA".

MONTAGUE DAWSON (1895-1973) "BOATS AT SEA". English, second quarter 20th Century. Color lithograph. Racing boats at sea. Signed in pencil to lower right. Framed and behind glass. Wear to frame. 26.5"h. 34.75"w.

Lot: 866 - JEAN BEAUDUIN (1851-1916) WOMAN IN GARDEN.

JEAN BEAUDUIN (1851-1916) WOMAN IN GARDEN. Belgium, circa 1900. Oil on canvas. Thoughtful woman sitting on a bench in the garden. Signed lower right. In gilt frame. Relined, restored, flecking. 24"h. 29"w. Framed 31"h. 36"w.

Lot: 867 - UNKNOWN ARTIST "PORTRAIT OF A LADY".

UNKNOWN ARTIST "PORTRAIT OF A LADY". English, mid-19th Century. Oil on canvas. Wearing her hair tied back with a red ribbon, dress with lace collar, billowy sleeves and necklace with watch. Varnished, and puncture hole.30.5"h. 24.75"w. Framed 39.25"h. 33.25"w.

Lot: 868 - INTERIOR SCENE AFTER EUGENIO ZAMPIGHI (1859-1944).

INTERIOR SCENE AFTER EUGENIO ZAMPIGHI (1859-1944). Italy, first half 20th Century. Oil on canvas. Man standing beside a seated woman with pots of flowers around and chicks on the floor. 23.5"h. 18.25"w. Framed 28.5"h. 23"w.

Lot: 869 - "THE PIPE SMOKER" BY RAFFAELE FIGERIO (1875-1948).

"THE PIPE SMOKER" BY RAFFAELE FIGERIO (1875-1948). Italian, first half 20th Century. Oil on board. Seated man wearing a cap and smoking a pipe. Signed lower left. In ornate gilt frame. Sight 15.5"h. 12"w. Framed 20.5"h. 16.5"w.

Lot: 870 - FIVE PRINTS.

FIVE PRINTS. Europe, 20th Century. Lithograph portrait of a woman, Marie Laurencin (France, 1883-1956), "Venice" drypoint, Charles Storm Van St. Gravesande, (Netherlands, 1841-1924), 19.25"h. 24"w., dancing woman etching, Troy Kinney (American, 1871-1938), 16"h.20.75"w., loon etching, James Allen, 13.5"h. 21"w. and 1920s-30s woodblock print after Ogata Korin (Japan, 1658-1716). 14"h. 18"w.

Lot: 871 - ISAAC KAHN "KING LIRI" SCULPTURE.

ISAAC KAHN "KING LIRI" SCULPTURE. Lithuanian, 20th Century. Bronze figure holding lyre on black marble plinth base. Signed and numbered "I KAHN 3/50" on foot. 30.25"h. 17"w. 22"d. Additional black stone base 14"h.

Lot: 872 - BRONZE SCULPTURE AFTER EMILE VICTOR BLAVIER (1821-1887).

BRONZE SCULPTURE AFTER EMILE VICTOR BLAVIER (1821-1887). French, Contemporary restrike. Young man in hiking attire with staff. Signed lower front and dated 1854. 22.5"h.

Lot: 873 - "PHYLLIS" BY CLARA GREENLEAF PERRY (1871-1960).

"PHYLLIS" BY CLARA GREENLEAF PERRY (1871-1960). American (Massachusetts), dated 1926. Girl bust in patinated bronze on black marble base. Signed to back "Greenleaf Perry" and "A. Valsuani/Cire Perdue" stamp. 11.75"h. 8"w. 4"d.

Lot: 874 - RUTH MILLES BRONZE SCULPTURE (1873-1941).

RUTH MILLES BRONZE SCULPTURE (1873-1941). Sweden, first half 20th Century. Seated girl with bonnet holding bouquet of flowers. Signed. On oak base. 7"h" plus base.

Lot: 875 - THREE BRONZE FIGURES ON MARBLE BASES.

THREE BRONZE FIGURES ON MARBLE BASES. European, mid-20th Century. "Eternal Lover" after Rodin. Bronze on marble base. Edge wear. 9.25"h. 4.75"w. Pair of patinated bronze industrial iron men on marble bases. 5"h. 8.5"w.

Lot: 876 - TWO BRONZE FIGURINES.

TWO BRONZE FIGURINES. European, mid-20th Century. Classical style bonze woman draping herself in a toga. On circular base. 10.5"h. 4.4"w. Together with a Winged Mercury after Giambologna on marble plinth. Missing staff. 14"h. 3.25"w.

Lot: 877 - PAIR OF GLAZED TERRACOTTA URNS.

PAIR OF GLAZED TERRACOTTA URNS. Europe, 20th Century. Red glazed terracotta footed urns with swag accents. Square unglazed bases. Edge wear, glaze loss and finish wear. 11.5"h.

Lot: 878 - PECHENARD ENAMELED CAST IRON URN.

PECHENARD ENAMELED CAST IRON URN. France, circa1900. Bluish-green enamel, intricately cast with foliate and floral handles. 14.5"h. 23"w. 17" dia.

Lot: 879 - SILVERPLATE TEA URN.

SILVERPLATE TEA URN. England, circa 1900. Handled and lidded tea serving urn. Engraved "Chi Dura Vince". With strainer to interior and drawer for heating urn. On ball footed base. Tarnishing. 22"h. 14"w.

Lot: 880 - SIX HOTEL SERVICE TEAPOTS AND COFFEE POTS.

SIX HOTEL SERVICE TEAPOTS AND COFFEE POTS. England, twentieth century. Three teapots and three coffee pots. Silverplate with hinged lids. Includes Elkington Plate, Cooper Brothers and Martin, Hall and Co. Surface wear and wear to interiors. 5.5"h. to 7.5"h.

Lot: 881 - SILVER PLATE TABLE PIECES.

SILVER PLATE TABLE PIECES. England, second half 19th Century. Pair of round base candlesticks with floral decoration, 8.75"h., pair of square base column candlesticks, 9"h., lidded butter dish and four Sheffield wine coasters with wood bottoms. Varying wear and loss.

Lot: 882 - 122 PIECES ALFRED MEAKIN AUDUBON "BIRDS OF AMERICA" CHINA.

122 PIECES ALFRED MEAKIN AUDUBON "BIRDS OF AMERICA" CHINA. English, first half 20th Century. With central bird motif and embossed floral rim. Pattern includes Passenger Pigeon, Band-Tailed Pigeon, Fork-Tailed Flycatcher, White Crowned Sparrow, Cedar Bird, Kingbird, Carolina Turtle Dove, and Bewick's Wren. Comprising 19 dinner plates. Approx. 11"dia; 18 luncheon plates. Approx. 9"dia; 22 bread and butter plates. 6"dia; 12 double-handled soup bowls. 6.5"w; 12 fruit bowls. 5"dia; 17 coffee cups. 4.5"w; 12 coffee saucers. 6"dia; 10 small saucers. 5"dia. With chips to three rims and crazing, discoloration to several. All with marks on underside.

Lot: 883 - BOULLE COMMODE.

BOULLE COMMODE. European, 20th Century. Black marble top, black lacquer case, faux tortoise shell panels on front with intricate brass inlays and figural brass ormalu and trim. 44"h. 30.75"w. 14.25"l.

Lot: 884 - THREE FLORAL AND FOLIATE CARVED WOOD BOXES.

THREE FLORAL AND FOLIATE CARVED WOOD BOXES. Asian and European, first quarter 20th Century. The largest in teak, a simple rectangular form with rounded edges, relief carved oval of flowers and leaves, and hinged lid concealing divided interior, 8"l. 4.625"w. 2"h. Tall, relief carved walnut rectangular shaped-sided, nail constructed, hinged lid box with two compartments for business cards, 5.25"l. 3.75"w. 3.375"h. And a square, relief carved walnut hinged lid box, nail constructed, with sunflower top, 2.5"h. 4" square.

Lot: 885 - ROUND DINING TABLE.

ROUND DINING TABLE. European, first half 20th Century. Mahogany and pine. Top with burled veneer, banded edge and carved skirt. Heavily carved pedestal base. Some wear and some lifting veneer on top. 30"h. 47.5" dia.

Lot: 886 - TWELVE VENETIAN BLOWN GLASS WINE GLASSES.

TWELVE VENETIAN BLOWN GLASS WINE GLASSES. Italy, mid-20th Century. Amethyst feet and cups with twisted hollow stems with gold Micha flakes. Folded rims at foot. 8"h.

Lot: 887 - ELEVEN BLOWN VENETIAN GLASS SHERBETS.

ELEVEN BLOWN VENETIAN GLASS SHERBETS. Italy, mid-20th Century. Amethyst feet and cups, twisted hollow stems with gold Micha flakes. Folded rims at foot. 5.75"h.

Lot: 888 - BLOWN VENETIAN GLASS BOWLS AND PLATES.

BLOWN VENETIAN GLASS BOWLS AND PLATES. Italy, mid-20th Century. Amethyst glass with gold Micha flake applied foot. Includes thirteen small footed bowls. 2.25"h. 4.5" diameter. Together with twelve footed plates. 8.25" diameter.

Lot: 889 - EGYPTAIN REVIVAL DESK.

EGYPTAIN REVIVAL DESK. European, mid-20th Century. Mahogany. Top with tooled leather insert, four dovetailed drawers, reverse with false drawer fronts, tapered legs and an Egyptian inspired foliate and figural ormolu. Some wear and scratches. 30.75"h. 57"w. 29.5"d.

Lot: 890 - LARGE MEISSEN PORCELAIN ROOSTER FIGURINE.

LARGE MEISSEN PORCELAIN ROOSTER FIGURINE. German, 20th Century. Well detailed bird perched on a gourd. Oval base, colorful decoration. Crossed sword mark under an impressed P.W. on underside impressed 76 and incised KL 37. Small chip on table ring, 15.5"h.

Lot: 891 - ROSENTHAL FIGURINE BY A. CASSMAN.

ROSENTHAL FIGURINE BY A. CASSMAN. Selb-Bavaria, 20th Century. Porcelain. Titled "Storming Bacchantes". Bacchus flanked by two women. Mold number K190. 8"h.

Lot: 892 - HEREND "CHINESE BOUQUET" OVAL PLATTER.

HEREND "CHINESE BOUQUET" OVAL PLATTER. France, mid-20th Century. "Chinese Bouquet" in raspberry. Basket weave border with open handles and raised decoration. Repaired bud. 2"h. 20"w. 14"d.

Lot: 893 - QUIMPER OVAL PLATTER.

QUIMPER OVAL PLATTER. France, first quarter 20th Century. Ivory with brown border and couple in country costumes. On reverse "H.B. Quimper 4-15". 16.5"w. 12"d.

Lot: 894 - MARQUETRY INLAID STAND.

MARQUETRY INLAID STAND. European, 20th Century. Mahogany. Round dish top with floral inlay, turned column, hexagonal base with concave sides, brass ormolu and paw feet. Wear and shrinkage. 29"h. 15" dia.

Lot: 895 - LOUIS XVI STYLE OPEN ARMCHAIR.

LOUIS XVI STYLE OPEN ARMCHAIR. European, 20th Century. Mixed woods. Square back, curved front, foliate carving, rope turned front legs, worn gray paint and gilded highlights. Scalamandre upholstery in pale yellow with floral pattern and rope twist cording. 17.5" seat ht. 36.5"h.

Lot: 896 - HOLLYWOOD REGENCY BRASS SWAN TABLE.

HOLLYWOOD REGENCY BRASS SWAN TABLE. Italy, third quarter 20th Century. Lacquered wooden body with brass arching wings and neck. Square glass top with brass trim. 16"h. 38" square.

Lot: 897 - CUT OVERLAY LAMP WITH BRONZE FITTINGS.

CUT OVERLAY LAMP WITH BRONZE FITTINGS. American, second quarter 20th Century. Barrel shaped cylindrical green cut to clear glass insert, gilded fittings with foliate design, stylized deer supporting glass on a trifoil base with wafer feet. 25"h.

Lot: 898 - PAIR OF DEMILUNE CONSOLE TABLES.

PAIR OF DEMILUNE CONSOLE TABLES. European, 20th Century. Mahogany. Tops with banded inlays, paneled skirts, center with oval bale handles simulating drawer front, inlaid Prince of Wales feathers at top of turned tapered legs with stopped fluting. Damage and repair. 29.5"h. 44"w. 22"d.

Lot: 899 - “NEW ENGLAND SEASCAPE” BY G.H. (GEORGE HERBERT) BAKER (1878-1943).

"NEW ENGLAND SEASCAPE" BY G.H. (GEORGE HERBERT) BAKER (1878-1943). American (Indiana), circa 1925-1940. Oil on canvas. An active image of teal-blue waves crashing against the rocky shore, seagulls in the foreground and sailboats in the distance. Born in Richmond, Indiana, Baker was part of the "Richmond Group" of impressionist painters. Stretcher, 36"w. 30"h. In the original molded and gilded wood frame with brass plaque, 41.5"w. 35.75"h.

Lot: 900 - JOHN LEWIS EGENSTAFER "THE ROADWAY".

JOHN LEWIS EGENSTAFER "THE ROADWAY". American (Pennsylvania), second quarter 20th Century. Oil on board. Dirt road leading to a farmhouse. Framed. Wear to frame, board is a little loose in frame. 12"h. 14"w.

Lot: 901 - KINLEY SHOGREN (1924-1991) WATERCOLOR ON PAPER.

KINLEY SHOGREN (1924-1991) WATERCOLOR ON PAPER. American, dated (19)60. Industrial scene with trucks pouring slag at work site. Framed with linen liner. 27.75"h. 36"w.

Lot: 902 - RICHMOND I. KELSEY (1905-1987) "COUNTRY HOUSE".

RICHMOND I. KELSEY (1905-1987) "COUNTRY HOUSE". American (California), third quarter 20th Century. Oil on artists board. Tree lined house with a mountainous background. Signed lower left. Signed, dated and titled to back. Framed 16.75"h. 19.75"w.

Lot: 903 - GABRIEL NAMATJIRA (1941-1969) FRAMED LANDSCAPE WATERCOLOR.

GABRIEL NAMATJIRA (1941-1969) FRAMED LANDSCAPE WATERCOLOR. Australian, mid-20th Century. Watercolor on paper. Australian mountainous landscape. Painted wooden frame. Wear to frame. 6.75"h. 8.6"w.

Lot: 904 - DENISE LARUE MAHLKE "SUMMER FIELDS".

DENISE LARUE MAHLKE "SUMMER FIELDS". American (Texas), 20th Century. Pastel on paper. A farm field with bales of hay. Sight 5.5"h. 9.5"w. Framed 13.75"h. 17.75"w.

Lot: 905 - ILLEGIBLY SIGNED "FRAMED CITYSCAPE PRINT".

ILLEGIBLY SIGNED "FRAMED CITYSCAPE PRINT". American, 20th Century. Lithographic print of a park in the heart of the city. Illegibly signed lower right. Framed 28"h. 24"w.

Lot: 906 - SET OF EIGHT BRUNO POLLOCK CHAIRS.

SET OF EIGHT BRUNO POLLOCK CHAIRS. England, first half 20th Century. Teak slat seat and back with tubular construction. Manufactured by PEL ltd.18" seat ht. 33.5"h.

Lot: 907 - GEORGE NELSON FOR HERMAN MILLER DESK MODEL 4658.

GEORGE NELSON FOR HERMAN MILLER DESK MODEL 4658. American, mid-20th Century. Oak veneer. Leather desk topper, a flip-top compartment that opens to three shelves and a drawer, upper compartment with two sliding doors that open to shelves and a metal mesh file drawer on the right. Rests on tubular steel splayed legs. Sun fading to leather, surface wear, scratches and veneer loss. 40.5"h. 54"w. 28"d.

Lot: 908 - MID-CENTURY MODERN FLOATING TOP DESK.

MID-CENTURY MODERN FLOATING TOP DESK. American, third quarter 20th Century. "Mainline" by Hooker. Walnut veneer with a file drawer on left, two drawers on right and center drawer above kneehole. Rests on four tapered legs. Fitted glass top. Crack to one drawer, finish wear and scratches. 30.5"h. 48"w. 25"d.

Lot: 909 - MID-CENTURY MODERN DESK BY HOOKER FURNITURE.

MID-CENTURY MODERN DESK BY HOOKER FURNITURE. American, mid-20th Century. Floating top with two inlaid sliding doors, open top, a pull out writing surface over two drawers with silver tone hardware and a hidden drawer over the knee hole. Two tapered legs with stretcher. 35"h. 49.75"w. 23.75"d.

Lot: 910 - NORMAN CHERNER FOR PLYCRAFT MOLDED CHAIR.

NORMAN CHERNER FOR PLYCRAFT MOLDED CHAIR. American, circa 1960. Molded plywood seat and triangular back rest and four splayed legs. Mark from sticker present. Some splitting on sides at curve, surface wear. 17.25" seat ht. 31.75"h.

Lot: 911 - RUSSELL WOODARD SCULPTURA LOUNGE CHAIRS.

RUSSELL WOODARD SCULPTURA LOUNGE CHAIRS. American, mid-20th Century. Black painted wrought iron sculpted armchairs on splayed leg bases. Wear. 14.5" seat ht. 27.5"h.

Lot: 912 - PAIR OF DANISH MODERN MOSAIC TILE-TOP TABLES BY SALLINGBOE JELLING.

PAIR OF DANISH MODERN MOSAIC TILE-TOP TABLES BY SALLINGBOE JELLING. Denmark, circa 1970-1979. Triangular and trapezoidal pair of coffee tables in a brutalist-style with inlaid geometric slate, marble, and ceramic tiles designed by Britt Sallingboe (b. about 1945). Thick teak (beechwood?) frames supported on round, columnar teak legs. Both tables signed with round gold "HANDMADE IN DENMARK BY SALLINGBOE JELLING" buttons. Triangular table 49"l. 25.25"w. Trapezoidal table, 49"l. 34"w. Both 15.25"h. Sallingboe, craftsman, author, and IT teacher, has taught visual arts, graphics, and design since 1969.

Lot: 913 - PAIR OF TUBBS SNOW SHOE CHAIRS.

PAIR OF TUBBS SNOW SHOE CHAIRS. American (Vermont), Contemporary. Oak. With folding backs and cane seats and backs. Branded label inside back seat rail. 8.75" seat ht. 24"h.

Lot: 914 - SET OF WHITING "MANDARIN" STERLING SILVER FLATWARE.

SET OF WHITING "MANDARIN" STERLING SILVER FLATWARE. American, patented 1918. Monogrammed. Service for twelve. Includes hollow handle dinner knives, hollow handle luncheon, dinner forks, sixteen luncheon forks, salad forks, seafood forks, iced tea spoons, butter spreaders, lunch teaspoons, dinner teaspoons, cream soup spoons, bouillon spoons, demitasse spoons, six ice cream forks, eleven various serving pieces and a hollow handle carving set. Approximately 154 ozt.

Lot: 915 - SET OF GORHAM "MELROSE" STERLING FLATWARE.

SET OF GORHAM "MELROSE" STERLING FLATWARE. American, patented 1948. Fifteen hollow handled dinner knives, six hollow handled butter spreaders, eight butters and one master butter, fifteen dinner forks, fifteen salad forks, twelve seafood forks, twenty-three teaspoons, fifteen cream soup spoons, five serving pieces and one hollow handled serving pieces. Approx. 119 ozt.

Lot: 916 - REED & BARTON "AMERICAN FEDERAL" STELRING SILVER FLATWARE.

REED & BARTON "AMERICAN FEDERAL" STELRING SILVER FLATWARE. American, patented 1982. Service for eight. Includes hollow handle dinner knives, hollow handle luncheon knives, teaspoons, cream soup spoons a sugar shell spoon and five serving utensils. Approximately 61 ozt.

Lot: 917 - GROUPING OF STERLING SILVER SPOONS.

GROUPING OF STERLING SILVER SPOONS. American and English, 20th Century. Mostly teaspoons and serving spoons. Some monogrammed. Various patterns and makers. Featuring Gorham, Community, International and Towle. Wear. Approximately 65 spoons and 54 ozt. Also antler handled silver plate crumber and fourteen silverplate forks.

Lot: 918 - PAIR OF STERLING SILVER THREE-LIGHT CANDELABRAS.

PAIR OF STERLING SILVER THREE-LIGHT CANDELABRAS. American, second half 20th Century. In Prelude pattern by International Sterling. Weighted. In four parts that unscrew to make one-light candlesticks of varied heights. Marked on underside of base. With tarnish and polish residue. 17.5"h.

Lot: 919 - "EVENING AT THE GLOUSTER HOUSE PIER" BY LESLIE COPE (1913-2002).

"EVENING AT THE GLOUSTER HOUSE PIER" BY LESLIE COPE (1913-2002). American (Ohio), dated 1976. Oil on artist board. Signed and dated lower right. Two boats at the dock. Fishing boat "St. Peter III". In ornate gilt frame. Sight 19.5"h. 15.75"w. Framed. 25.5"h. 21.5"w.

Lot: 920 - "THE FISHMARKET, ROCKPORT, MASS." BY LESLIE COPE (1913-2002).

"THE FISHMARKET, ROCKPORT, MASS." BY LESLIE COPE (1913-2002). American (Ohio), dated 1976. Oil on canvas. Signed and dated lower right. Horse drawn wagon delivering "Fresh and Salt Fish" and the market. Gilded frame with gilt and canvas liners. Canvas 24"h. 36"w. Framed, 31.75"h. 43.75"w.

Lot: 921 - "NIGHTFALL, GLOUCESTER" BY LESLIE COPE (1913-2002).

"NIGHTFALL, GLOUCESTER" BY LESLIE COPE (1913-2002). American (Ohio), dated 1976. Oil on canvas. Seve Seas wharf in night. Signed and dated on lower right. Gilded frame with linen and gilt liners. sight 15.25"h. 11.25"w. Framed 22"h. 19"w.

Lot: 922 - "THE CLAM SHACKS" BY LESLIE COPE (1913-2002).

"THE CLAM SHACKS" BY LESLIE COPE (1913-2002). American (Ohio), dated 1976. Oil on artist board. Man sitting at the shack with baskets of clams. Wooden frame with linen liner. Sight 17.5"h. 23.5"w. Framed 26"h. 32"w.

Lot: 923 - "THE END OF THE DAY" BY LESLIE COPE (1913-2002).

"THE END OF THE DAY" BY LESLIE COPE (1913-2002). American (Ohio), dated 1977. Oil on artist board. Signed and dated lower right. Shacks by the water with piles of wooden traps. Painted frame with canvas and gilt liners. Sight 11.5"h. 15.5"w. Framed 19"h. 23.25"w.

Lot: 924 - "PIGS AND CHICKENS" BY LESLIE COPE (1913-2002).

"PIGS AND CHICKENS" BY LESLIE COPE (1913-2002). American (Ohio), dated 1971. Pastel on paper. Pigs and chickens on the farm. Signed and dated on lower right. Double matted and framed behind glass. 13.75"h. 16.75"w.

Lot: 925 - "AMISH MAN READING" BY LESLIE COPE (1913-2002).

"AMISH MAN READING" BY LESLIE COPE (1913-2002). American (Ohio), dated 1971. Pastel on paper. Sitting man reading newspaper with a dog curled by his side. Signed and dated on lower right. Double matted and framed behind glass. 20.75"h. 16.75"w.

Lot: 926 - TWO LESLIE COPE FRAMED LITHOGRAPH PRINTS (1913-2002).

TWO LESLIE COPE FRAMED LITHOGRAPH PRINTS (1913-2002). American, fourth quarter 20th Century. A black and white wharf scene print with "Annabelle". Signed in pencil to lower left. Framed 18.75"h. 14.75"w. And a color print of people traveling in the snow. Framed. 21.25"h. 25.5"w.

Lot: 927 - THEODORE ALEXANDE TOLE PLANTER.

THEODORE ALEXANDE TOLE PLANTER. Asian, Contempory. "D" front with rounded cowling, gold Chinoiserie decoration on a dark green background. Lion's head ring handles and scrolled iron base with silver base. 34.5"h. 31"w. 12.25"d.

Lot: 928 - TOLE TRAY.

TOLE TRAY. American, 20th Century. Signed Marion Wright Wodruff to verso. Shaped edge, stenciled fruit basket to center, leaf and floral border with painted gold trim. Varnished. 19.75"h. 25"w.

Lot: 929 - LARGE PAIR OF LIDDED URNS.

LARGE PAIR OF LIDDED URNS. China, late 20th Century. Porcelain. Pink bodies, gold trim, putti finials on lids. Painted and applied floral decoration. Leaf bracket open handles and bases with putti heads above scrolled feet. False Meissen mark. Glued repair to base of one and some missing flower petals. 25"h.

Lot: 930 - TWO CHERUB MUSICIAN WALL HANGINGS.

TWO CHERUB MUSICIAN WALL HANGINGS. European, 20th Century. Composition. In the 17th Century Style. One playing a flute, 18"h. And one with harp, 19"h.

Lot: 931 - P.M. FIVE PIECE TEA SET.

P.M. FIVE PIECE TEA SET. Italy, fourth quarter 20th Century. Silver plate on brass. Coffee, 7.25"h. Espresso, 7.5"h. Creamer, 3.5"h. Lidded sugar, 3.25"h. Handled tray, 20"w. 11"d.

Lot: 932 - LUC VALLAURI DEMITASSE SET.

LUC VALLAURI DEMITASSE SET. France, second half 20th Century. Colorful interior glazes, grey-green mottled exteriors. Fourteen saucers, thirteen cups, creamer, sugar and lidded pot. 6"h. Some wear.

Lot: 933 - SIX PIECES OF CRYSTAL GLASS.

SIX PIECES OF CRYSTAL GLASS. Second half 20th Century. A Waterford cut decanter, 13.5"h. Two pieces of Sevres: a candle holder, 10"h. and a vase, a little interior residue, 11.5"h. Lalique ring holder with frosted squirrel, 2.5"h. Orefors panel cut vase with lady holding wheat (Harvest), 7"h. And a Steuben bowl with applied loops around base, some interior residue, 3"h. 7.75" dia.

Lot: 934 - WATERFORD "METRA" TABLE LAMP.

WATERFORD "METRA" TABLE LAMP. Ireland, late 20th Century. Notched corners with light green interior, brushed chrome fittings and original label. 32"h.

Lot: 935 - THREE PIECES OF WATERFORD CRYSTAL.

THREE PIECES OF WATERFORD CRYSTAL. Ireland, late 20th Century. A decanter, possibly mismatched stopper. 13.5"h. A ship's decanter, 7.5"h. And a biscuit jar, 7"h.

Lot: 936 - THREE ENGLISH ROYAL CROWN DERBY PIECES.

THREE ENGLISH ROYAL CROWN DERBY PIECES. England, late 20th century. Candle sticks and octagonal bowl in "Imari" pattern. Candlesticks, chip on one bobeche. 10.5"h. And bowl 3.75"h. 9.25"dia.

Lot: 937 - WATERFORD DECANTER AND SIX WINES.

WATERFORD DECANTER AND SIX WINES. Ireland, late 20th Century. Cut crystal with diamond and buckle pattern. Decanter with facet cut stopper, 10.5"h. And six wines, 5.25"h.

Lot: 938 - HENREDON CHIPPENDALE STYLE SECRETARY BOOKCASE.

HENREDON CHIPPENDALE STYLE SECRETARY BOOKCASE. American, second-half 20th Century. Mahogany and maple secondary. "Edgewood" from the Historic Natchez Collection. In two pieces. Top with broken arch pediment, two blind doors that open to fitted interior and pull out candle shelves. Bottom with fold down writing surface with fitted interior. Four serpentine front, dovetailed drawers with brass hardware, solid ends and ball and claw feet. Henredon brass label at right inside top drawer. 94.5"h. 34"w. 16.5"d. Writing top 32.5"h.

Lot: 939 - GEORGE WASHINGTON WRITING DESK.

GEORGE WASHINGTON WRITING DESK. American, third quarter 20th Century. Mahogany. The writing or partner's desk with a rectangular desk top fit with tiered shelves at each end, above a single center drawer flanked by two banks of three drawers. Faux drawers on the opposing side of the desk as well as the ends. Tapered, fluted legs ending in cast brass ball feet. Fit with cast brass hardware. Unsigned, but possibly by Drexel. This style of desk is called a "George Washington" desk after the original, owned by the first President, now on display in New York City Hall. 65"l. 32"w. 36"h.

Lot: 940 - TWO MANTLE CLOCKS.

TWO MANTLE CLOCKS. American, mid-20th Century. A Seth Thomas eight day spring clock with tin face and reverse painted glass door. Finish wear, edge damage and paint loss. 14.25"h. 8.75"w. And a mahogany veneer mantle clock with cardboard face and patriotic reverse painted glass door. 13.25"h. 8.5"w. Wear, finish wear and paint loss.

Lot: 941 - PAIR OF BERNHARDT "FLAIR DIVISION" END TABLES.

PAIR OF BERNHARDT "FLAIR DIVISION" END TABLES. American, third quarter 20th Century. Burl veneer and smokey Lucite. Chips and wear. 16.25"h. 20.25"w. 20"d.

Lot: 942 - THREE WARD BENETT MODERN UPHOLSTERED CHAIRS.

THREE WARD BENETT MODERN UPHOLSTERED CHAIRS. American, third quarter 20th Century. For Brickel Associates. Sculpted blue-grey upholstered armchairs, 32"h. 30"w. And one matching side chair, 32"h. 23"w. Surface wear.

Lot: 943 - CARVED TEAK TABLE.

CARVED TEAK TABLE. Chinese, 20th Century. Top with recessed panel, carved legs and stretchers. Some finish wear and an age split in top. 12.25"h. 29.25" square.

Lot: 944 - PABLO PICASSO (1881-1973) "TETE D'HOMME AU BOUC" PHOTOLITHOGRAPH.

PABLO PICASSO (1881-1973) "TETE D'HOMME AU BOUC" PHOTOLITHOGRAPH. Spain, late 20th Century. Photolithograph on paper. Man with goatee. Signed in red crayon and numbered in pencil 80/100. Double matted, behind glass in painted frame. 21.25"h. 19"w.

Lot: 945 - ARTIST PROOF BY ALEXANDER CALDER (1898-1976).

ARTIST PROOF BY ALEXANDER CALDER (1898-1976). American, 20th Century (1970). Lithograph on Arches paper, "Pyramids and Slate". Signed in pencil bottom right of image and annotated "EA" (épreuve d'artiste) to lower left. Framed behind glass. Sheet: 25"h. 21"w.

Lot: 946 - THREE PAINTINGS.

THREE PAINTINGS. American and European, mid 20th Century. Oil on artist board. Two signed. Modernist view of Portland Head by Ed Shotthafer. 12"h. 15"w. And fields by "J. Oberg". 16"h. 18.75"w. Together with unsigned sailboat. 2001 restoration noted on back. 19.25"h. 14"w. Framed sizes.

Lot: 947 - IRVING KRIESBERG (1919-2009) OIL ON MASONITE.

IRVING KRIESBERG (1919-2009) OIL ON MASONITE. American, dated (19)51. Signed and dated lower center. Abstract figural scene with palm trees. In wooden frame with linen liner. 18"h. 14"w. Framed 24.1"h. 20"w.

Lot: 948 - THREE ABSTRACT WORKS BY KEVIN TOLMAN (BORN 1949).

THREE ABSTRACT WORKS BY KEVIN TOLMAN (BORN 1949). American, Contemporary. Acrylic, mixed media on canvas. "Winte Marker" gray, black and yellowish gray. "Anto" mostly tan, gray and blue. "Night Trace" black with orange, yellow and gray. Each 12" square. Framed 13.5" square.

Lot: 949 - "ABSTRACT UNDERGARMENT #3" DIPTYCH BY AARON KOEHN.

"ABSTRACT UNDERGARMENT #3" DIPTYCH BY AARON KOEHN. American, 21st Century. Mixed media on canvas. Black and purple freeform shapes. Surface wear. 20"h. 16"w.

Lot: 950 - ROBERT WILLSON AND ALRIEDO BARBINI GLASS SCULPTURE.

ROBERT WILLSON AND ALRIEDO BARBINI GLASS SCULPTURE. Murano, Italy, late 20th Century. Non-objective piece of five rectangular clear pieces fused together with colored panels, rondelle and controlled bubbles. Signed front lower right. 11.5"h. 18.5"w. 3.5"l.

Lot: 951 - GLASS SCULPTURE BY LUIGI VOLTOLINA.

GLASS SCULPTURE BY LUIGI VOLTOLINA. Italy, Contemporary. Titled "Ondina", cornucopia shaped piece shaped piece in cobalt and light green with gold enamel highlights. applied opaline female nude. Numbered 2/6. 13.75"h. Includes brochure.

Lot: 952 - SIGNED BACCARAT GLASS SCULPTURE.

SIGNED BACCARAT GLASS SCULPTURE. French, Contemporary. Titled "Ailzee" (Trade Wind). Sail shaped crystal, signed on front and bottom, on a fitted mahogany base. 14"h. 13.25"w. 4.5"d.

Lot: 953 - FOUR SIGNED IRIDESCENT STUDIO GLASS ARTICLES.

FOUR SIGNED IRIDESCENT STUDIO GLASS ARTICLES. American, late-20th Century. Comprising two Lundberg Studio vases, the taller marked "L.S. 94" and the shorter marked "L.S. 8-5-95" and "J #1;" one Mt. St. Helens glass vase by The Glass Eye marked "The Glass Eye MSH 1990;" and one paperweight signed "Piasecki 84." Together with three wood stands. Seven pieces total. Tallest 10.5"h.

Lot: 954 - SEGUSO GLASS SCULPTURE.

SEGUSO GLASS SCULPTURE. Italy, Contemporary. Titled "Uovo Cosmico" (Cosmic Egg). Black and clear egg shape with controlled bubbles on a etched clear plinth. Signed on bottom "Seguso A.V." 13"h.

Lot: 955 - DURAND THREADED ART GLASS VASE.

DURAND THREADED ART GLASS VASE. American, first quarter 20th Century. Iridized cobalt flint glass with gold threading. Signed and number 1710-8 inside ground and polished pontil. Nice wear on base and some threading loss. 8.5"h.

Lot: 956 - ROBERT CASSETTI FOR STEUBEN GLASS SCULPTURE.

ROBERT CASSETTI FOR STEUBEN GLASS SCULPTURE. American, late 20th Century. Low arched clear glass black marble base. 2.75"h. 10.25"w. 2.75"w. Base 12"w. 6"d.

Lot: 957 - BACCARAT LIMITED EDITION "EGYPTIAN FALCON.

BACCARAT LIMITED EDITION "EGYPTIAN FALCON. France, dated 1970. Crystal. Thick rectangular clear glass with deeply carved and etched falcon on base with asp decoration. Numbered 56/100, etched and acid etched mark. In original box. 6.45"h. 5.25"w. 1.25"d. Box 9.25"h. 7.25"w.

Lot: 958 - PAIR OF LALIQUE "ALGUES" PLATES.

PAIR OF LALIQUE "ALGUES" PLATES. France, Contemporary. Black glass with matte leafy front and shiny back. Signed with diamond stylus "Lalique, France". 11.25" dia.

Lot: 959 - ABSTRACT GLASS SCULPTURE.

ABSTRACT GLASS SCULPTURE. Europe, Possibly Murano. Contemporary. A couple kissing. Applied multi-colored features rectangular clear base with cobalt streaks. 10.75"h. 15.5"w. 5.25"d.

Lot: 960 - LUNDBERG STUDIOS ART GLASS VASE.

LUNDBERG STUDIOS ART GLASS VASE. American (Davenport, California), dated 2001. Trumpet shape with stem and foot, gold iridized with pulled feather pattern. Broken pontil. Signed, dated and numbered 102810. 8.5"h.

Lot: 961 - "CHERRY BOTTOM ROAD" BY EMERSON BURKHART (1905-1969).

"CHERRY BOTTOM ROAD" BY EMERSON BURKHART (1905-1969). American (Ohio), 1953. Oil on Masonite. Country road landscape with cows grazing and barns in the background, signed "E Burkhart" lower edge. "Sept 9 1953 Cherry Bottom Road Gahanna Ohio E Burkhart" on reverse. 23.75"h. 32"w. Framed, 30.75"h. 38.75"w.

Lot: 962 - HARBOR SCENE BY EMERSON BURKHART (1905-1969).

HARBOR SCENE BY EMERSON BURKHART (1905-1969). American (Ohio), 1966. Oil on canvas. Harbor scene in bright colors featuring bustling figures, signed "E Burkhart 66" lower left, "Turkey Istanbul July 31 66" on reverse. 19"h. 23"w. Framed, 25.5"h. 29.25"w.

Lot: 963 - PORTRAIT OF EMIL CARLSEN BY DINES CARLSEN (1901-1966).

PORTRAIT OF EMIL CARLSEN BY DINES CARLSEN (1901-1966). American, 1931. Oil on board. Bust portrait of the artist's father wearing a tan suit and blue bowtie. Inscribed "To Mother from Dines -July, 5 1931-" lower left. 11.5"h. 8.5"w., sight. 17.75"h. 14.5"w., framed.

Lot: 964 - TWO NUDES BY CLYDE SINGER (1908-1998).

TWO NUDES BY CLYDE SINGER (1908-1998). Clyde Singer (American, 1908-1998). The first a drawing in red pencil of a seated nude woman, signed "CLYDE SINGER 4-31." Matted and framed. Two small holes to left and right of head and one small hole at top left corner, water stain at bottom right, toning and minor creasing throughout. With frame 21.5"h. 17.75"w. The second a monoprint of a standing nude woman numbered "#2" at bottom left and signed "C. Singer" bottom right. Matted and framed. Toning throughout, minor ripples. Framed 21.25" 15.75"w.

Lot: 965 - "ON CRYSTAL POND" BY HENRI PLISSON (1933-2006).

"ON CRYSTAL POND" BY HENRI PLISSON (1933-2006). American, 20th Century. Serigraph on canvas. Flower garden near a pond. Signed and numbered lower right. In gold frame with linen liner. With a certificate of authenticity. 36"h. 46'W.

Lot: 966 - "GARDEN POTPOURRI" BY HENRI PLISSON (1933-2006).

"GARDEN POTPOURRI" BY HENRI PLISSON (1933-2006). American, 20th Century. Serigraph on paper. Large bouquet of a flower vase on table. Signed in pencil lower right. With a certificate of authenticity. 35.5"h. 29"w.

Lot: 967 - "NOVEMBER EVENING IN PERRY COUNTY" BY LESLIE COPE (1913-2002).

"NOVEMBER EVENING IN PERRY COUNTY" BY LESLIE COPE (1913-2002). American, dated 1969. Oil on artist board. Man and horse walking across a covered bridge. Wooden frame with linen liners. Wear to frame. Sight 23.75"h. 29.5"w. Framed 30.75"h. 36.75"w.

Lot: 968 - COVERED BRIDGE SCENE BY LESLIE COPE (1913-2002).

COVERED BRIDGE SCENE BY LESLIE COPE (1913-2002). American (Ohio), dated 1971. Oil on board. Signed and dated lower right. Horseback rider herding sheep across a covered bridge. Sight, 4.75"h. 6.75"w. Frame, 8.5"h. 10.5"w.

Lot: 969 - CITY SCENE BY LESLIE COPE (1913-2002).

CITY SCENE BY LESLIE COPE (1913-2002). American (Ohio), dated 1966-74. Oil on board. Rainy night scene with a horse drawn carriage parked on the street. Gilded frame with linen and gilt liners. Sight 12.5"h. 14.5"w. Framed 17.5"h. 19.5"w.

Lot: 970 - "STARLINGS AND PEANUT BALLS" BY LESLIE COPE (1913-2002).

"STARLINGS AND PEANUT BALLS" BY LESLIE COPE (1913-2002). American (Ohio), dated 1977. Oil on artist board. Group of birds snacking in the snow. Signed and dated on lower right. Gilded frame with linen and gilt liners. Sight 7.5"h. 9.5"w. Overall 12.25"h. 14.25"w.

Lot: 971 - "SCARLET TANAGERS AT THE NEST" BY LESLIE COPE (1913-2002).

"SCARLET TANAGERS AT THE NEST" BY LESLIE COPE (1913-2002). American (Ohio), dated 1976. Oil on artist board. Birds on a nest with three baby birds. Signed and dated on lower right. Gilded frame with linen and gilt liners. Sight 7.5"h. 9.5"w. Overall 15.5"h. 17.75"w.

Lot: 972 - "AMISH HORSE AT THE BARN" BY LESLIE COPE (1913-2002).

"AMISH HORSE AT THE BARN" BY LESLIE COPE (1913-2002). American (Ohio), dated 1971. Oil on artist board. Signed and dated lower right. Busy farmstead with horse and buggy. Sight 7.5"h. 9.5"w. Framed 11.75"h. 13.75"w.

Lot: 973 - JUDITH LEIBER SLEEPING CAT MINAUDIERE.

JUDITH LEIBER SLEEPING CAT MINAUDIERE. American,e early 21st century. Judith Leiber sleeping cat form clutch. Black jeweled exterior on a gold-tone frame, with rhinestone bow collar, pressure clasp closure. The clutch is lined with gold leather and gold leather padding on bottom. Judith Leiber tag on inside. Measures approx. 5.75"L x 3.75"W x 2.75"H Original Judith Leiber dust bag. Overall condition very good.

Lot: 974 - THREE EVENING BAGS.

THREE EVENING BAGS. Continental, third quarter 20th Century. A black satin clutch with a marcasite "V" accent, 8.5"w. A nacre decorated evening bag by Moyna Couture, 8.5"w. And a needlepoint bag with French scenes and plastic handle and latch, 9"h. Wear.

Lot: 975 - TRAVEL CLOCKS, POCKETWATCHES AND LADIES WRISTWATCHES.

TRAVEL CLOCKS, POCKETWATCHES AND LADIES WRISTWATCHES. Twentieth Century. Eleven ladies watches featuring Bulova, Timex, Longines, Hampden, Girard Perregaux. Some with gold filled cases. Two Westclox handbag clocks, Lexon "Imhof" travel clock, four pocket watches including Illinois and Progress. Wear and loss.

Lot: 976 - LACQUER DECORATED JEWELRY CASE.

LACQUER DECORATED JEWELRY CASE. China, late 20th Century. Red lacquer with gold floral and avian decoration with brass hardware. Top opens to reveal a folding mirror with three lower drawers. 8.5"h. 11"w. 13"d.

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