America's 250th: Historical, Antiques &

Lot: 1000 - 13 STAR AMERICAN FLAG, EARLY TO MID 19TH CENTURY

13 STAR AMERICAN FLAG, EARLY TO MID 19TH CENTURY the 13 star American flag with thirteen stars and stripes, made of wool, stars arranged in 3-2-3-2-3, with hoist, and metal grommets to top and bottom corner, in 19th century wood frame, flag approximately 22 1/2 x 33 1/4 inches, frame: 26 x 32 inches Note: With a note placed within the frame that stating that the flag was purportedly owned by President Franklin Pierce and descended to his cousin, Mary B. Pierce.

Lot: 1001 - 13 STAR AMERICAN FLAG, LATE 19TH-EARLY 20TH CENTURY

13 STAR AMERICAN FLAG, LATE 19TH-EARLY 20TH CENTURY stitched on fine cotton with white fabric strap with brass ring, faint old initials to one end

Lot: 1002 - FRAMED NEEDLEWORK AMERICAN FLAG AND EAGLE, LATE 19TH CENTURY

FRAMED NEEDLEWORK AMERICAN FLAG AND EAGLE, LATE 19TH CENTURY of an eagle above six American flags and an anchor, with a banner E PLURUBUS UNUM

Lot: 1003 - 45 STAR AMERICAN FLAG AND TWO OTHER FLAGS

45 STAR AMERICAN FLAG AND TWO OTHER FLAGS the larger flag with 45 stars in the 8-7-8-7-8-7, circa 1896 to 1908, a long, narrow 13 star American flag, and a White Ensign flag used by the British Royal Navy (3)

Lot: 1004 - AMERICAN BLUE AND WHITE EAGLE JACQUARD COVERLET, SECOND QUARTER 19TH CENTURY 7'3'' x 6'7'' ft.

AMERICAN BLUE AND WHITE EAGLE JACQUARD COVERLET, SECOND QUARTER 19TH CENTURY the floral and oak leaf patterned blue and white jacquard coverlet with eagles at corners, unsigned

Lot: 1005 - JOHN ROBERTS, ENGLISH 1768-1803, PORTRAIT AND UNIFORM OF AN AMERICAN GENERAL, AND A REAL REPRESENTATION OF THE DRESS OF AN AMERICAN RIFLE-MAN, 1781/3, Engraving

JOHN ROBERTS ENGLISH, 1768-1803 PORTRAIT AND UNIFORM OF AN AMERICAN GENERAL, AND A REAL REPRESENTATION OF THE DRESS OF AN AMERICAN RIFLE-MAN, 1781/3 Engraving for 'Edward Barnard's The New, Comprehensive, Impartial and Complete History of England'

Lot: 1006 - ROBERT KNOX SNEDEN, CANADIAN/AMERICAN 1832-1918, DRAWING OF CIVIL WAR DEFENSES NEAR ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA AT FROBEL FARM, FAIRFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA, Pen and Ink on Paper

ROBERT KNOX SNEDEN CANADIAN/AMERICAN, 1832-1918 DRAWING OF CIVIL WAR DEFENSES NEAR ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA AT FROBEL FARM, FAIRFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA Pen and Ink on Paper signed at lower left in ink with scale and ROUGH SKETCH, R.MOND TURNPIKE to upper left, archival framed Note: Wilton Woods Farm is what Frobel Farm was later called, this could possibly be a rough sketch of a lunette outwork Fort Lyon, next to what is now Huntington Metro Station, or of a larger fort located near Little Hunting Creek off Route 1.

Lot: 1007 - ENGRAVED VIEW OF THE ATTACK ON BUNKER'S HILL WITH THE BURNING OF CHARLES TOWN, MASSACHUSETTS, CIRCA 1781-90s

ENGRAVED VIEW OF THE ATTACK ON BUNKER'S HILL WITH THE BURNING OF CHARLES TOWN, MASSACHUSETTS, CIRCA 1781-90s Engraving drawn by George Henry Millar, Engraved by John Lodge, taken from Barnard's New, Comprehensive and Complete History of England: From the Earliest Period of Authentic Information, to the Middle of the Year MDCCCLXXXIII

Lot: 1008 - JACQUES-NICOLAS BELLIN, FRENCH 1703-1772, MAP OF NORTHEAST AMERICA, 1757, Hand Colored Engraving

JACQUES-NICOLAS BELLIN FRENCH, 1703-1772 MAP OF NORTHEAST AMERICA, 1757 Hand Colored Engraving Carte Reduite des Costes Orientales de l'Amerique Septentrionale...., with a smaller map at the lower right of Boston Harbor

Lot: 1009 - AMOS DOOLITTLE, AMERICAN 1754-1832, SET OF FOUR, engravings

AMOS DOOLITTLE AMERICAN, 1754-1832 SET OF FOUR engravings (4)

Lot: 1010 - ANDREW ELLICOTT'S PLAN OF THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, 1880 REPRINT

ANDREW ELLICOTT'S PLAN OF THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, 1880 REPRINT "Plan of the city of Washington in the territory of Columbia : ceded by the states of Virginia and Maryland to the United States of America, and by them established as the seat of their government after the year MDCCC," reproduced by the United States Coast Survey in 1880 from the original 1792 edition, this reproduction is identifiable by the note at top center "Plate No. 2340," which is seen on this example

Lot: 1011 - GRAY'S NEW MAP OF TEXAS AND THE INDIAN TERRITORY, 1880

GRAY'S NEW MAP OF TEXAS AND THE INDIAN TERRITORY, 1880 Hand colored engraving from O.W. Gray and Sons' The National Atlas, containing Elaborate Topographical Maps of the United States and the Dominion of Canada, with Plans of Cities and General Maps of the World. Philadelphia: O.W. Gray, [1880]. Map of Texas and Indian Territory, including parts of Mexico, New Mexico, Kansas, Missouri, Arkansas and Louisiana. Includes county divisions and the railroad network, as well as several inset maps. Framed and matted.

Lot: 1012 - MARK TIDDEMAN, BRITISH 1724-1760, DRAUGHT OF NEW YORK FROM THE HOOK TO NEW YORKTOWN, Hand Colored Engraving, Sight: 18 1/2 x 23 in. (47 x 58.4 cm.), Frame: 27 1/2 x 31 1/2 in. (69.9 x 80 cm.)

MARK TIDDEMAN BRITISH, 1724-1760 DRAUGHT OF NEW YORK FROM THE HOOK TO NEW YORKTOWN Hand Colored Engraving London: FOR I. MOUNT & T. PAGE UPON TOWER HILL, LONDON Ca. 1855 Note: Tiddeman's map of the New York harbor first appeared in the 1732 edition of The English Pilot, and "remarkably was in publication for forty-eight years..." (Cohen & Augustyn, Manhattan in Maps p 52).

Lot: 1013 - JAMES MONROE SIGNED UNITED STATES LAND GRANT DOCUMENT, 1821 Frame: 21 1/2 h x 17 1/2 w inches

JAMES MONROE SIGNED UNITED STATES LAND GRANT DOCUMENT, 1821 the framed document for land granted to veterans of land near the Ohio border near what is now West Virginia, counter signed by Josiah Meigs (an early president of the University of Georgia) Note: Document pertains to the dispersal of land of recently deceased veterans of the Virginia Line on the Continental Establishment of Private Daniel Worsham, Lt. Col. William Gates, and Lt. Thomas Wishart.

Lot: 1014 - LETTER OF REFERENCE TO PRESIDENT FRANKLIN PIERCE FOR DANIEL RATCLIFFE, SIGNED BY THE WASHINGTON, DC BOARD OF ALDERMAN & COMMON COUNCIL, 1853

LETTER OF REFERENCE TO PRESIDENT FRANKLIN PIERCE FOR DANIEL RATCLIFFE, SIGNED BY THE WASHINGTON, DC BOARD OF ALDERMAN & COMMON COUNCIL, 1853 the letter, dated April 28, 1853 and addressed to President Franklin Pierce, signed by 29 men from the Washington, DC Board of Alderman and Common Council, recommending Daniel Ratcliffe to a position as US District Attorney for Washington, DC Signatures Include: B.B. French, W.B. xxxx, V.P. of the Board of Alderman, Thomas P. Morgan (later became Chief of DC Metropolitan Police), John Wilson, George Tagg?, John L. Wist, Thomas Thornby, W. Callan or C.N. Callan, H.N. Easby, James Kelly, Joel xxxx, J. Van Risacrich?, S.P. xxxx, William Morgan, Samuel Canson, John L. Malloy, James Gordon, E.Wheeler, John Toures, Joseph Borrows, Tilas H. Hill, F.M.D. Davis, William R. Riley, George Burns, Henry Hay, E.F. Quen, J.R. Barr, Joseph Bryan, J.D.M. Davis Note: Daniel Ratcliffe was a part of the defense team in the 1859 trial of Congressman Daniel Sickles for the killing of U.S. Attorney Philip Barton Keys II.

Lot: 1015 - PRESIDENT JAMES A. GARFIELD AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED AND OTHER GARFIELD EPHEMERA TO LIEUTENANT GENERAL HENRY CLARK CORBIN, 1881

PRESIDENT JAMES A. GARFIELD AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED AND OTHER GARFIELD EPHEMERA TO LIEUTENANT GENERAL HENRY CLARK CORBIN, 1881 the ephemera, glue down to a paper board in a 19th century black and gilt carved frame, consisting of a letter from Garfield, dated January 17, 1881, an engraved invitation to the Inaugural Reception - Promenade Concert, a black bordered invitation to the Memorial Service of Garfield, a black bordered card Obsequies of the Late President James A. Garfield in Rotunda of Capitol, a ticket to the National Museum dated March 4, 1881, a bookplate from the Inauguration Ball 1881, a card from the Executive Mansion admitting Col. H.C. Corbin to Mrs. Garfield's Car, signed by J. Stanley Brown (Private Secretary to President Garfield), dated September 23, 1881, and another Executive Mansion card, signed by F.T. Runnerman? (now heavily faded), Ribon from the Inauguration - Executive Committee, 1881 Note: Lt. Gen. Henry Clark Corbin was an American military officer who was Adjutant General of the United States Army from 1898 to 1904, in his youth he worked on President Garfield's staff (was present at Garfield's assassination), as well as that of his predecessor, Rutherford Hayes, he also served corresponding secretary for the Presidential Inaugural Committee of 1881. Mentor, Ohio, January 17/81 Dear Colonel: Yours of the 14 inst. came duly to hand. I wrote what you say in regard to horses. Please, communicate the same suggestions to Rockwell who has been looking after the matter for me. I think it is better to make some temporary arrangements rather than purchase horses in haste. [David G.] Swaim has just returned from Leavenworth and is spending some days here. Very Truly Yours, J.A. Garfield Col. H.C. Corbin Washington, D.C.

Lot: 1016 - COLLECTION OF APPROXIMATELY 30 CIVIL WAR LETTERS, CANTEEN AND A DAGUERROTYPE OF A UNION SOLDIER FROM OHIO WITH A RIFLE, 1863

COLLECTION OF APPROXIMATELY 30 CIVIL WAR LETTERS, CANTEEN AND A DAGUERROTYPE OF A UNION SOLDIER FROM OHIO WITH A RIFLE, 1863 many written while at camp in Carthage, Tennessee, the letters describing daily life, updates about health, supplies, the receiving and sending of letters, written by Olin Coombs and William Carey Coombs (brothers), including a tin-type, possibly of one of the brothers killed-in-action: Albert Coombs one letter dated March 29, 1863 mentions the use of the formerly enslaved as cooks, writing "they all say that their masters say that the Yankees would take them to Cuba and sell them to pay the expenses of the war." Taken from "The Story of Anthony Coombs and His Descendants," Amelia, OH: Self Published, 1913: Olin Coombs served in Company F, 89th Ohio Volunteer Infantry. Olin was wounded in the head at the battle of Chickamauga. After recovery he was appointed quartermaster-sergeant, and accompanied his regiment on Sherman's "March to the Sea," thence North to Washington, where he was mustered out at the close of the war. William Carey Coombs, the compiler of this history, was a student in Denison University one year. Came home and enlisted in the 89th Ohio Volunteer Infantry. Did service in Kentucky, West Virginia, and Tennessee, until disabled by measles, followed by typhoid fever, and was honorably discharged at Gallatin, Tennessee, December 27, 1863. Came home, nursed [his] father, sister, and brother in their last sicknesses, and has ever since resided at the home place.

Lot: 1017 - WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT SIGNED MEDICAL RESERVE CORPS APPOINTMENT FOR RUPERT NORTON, 1911

WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT SIGNED MEDICAL RESERVE CORPS APPOINTMENT FOR RUPERT NORTON, 1911 the framed document signed by President Taft and Jacob M. Dickinson, Secretary of War and dated 1911 Note: Rupert Norton was born July 21, 1867 in Cambridge, Massachusetts. He was the son of Harvard Professor Charles Eliot Norton. He attended the Browne & Nichols School in Cambridge and then Harvard College, graduating in 1888 and his M.D. in 1893. Norton married Cecelia Hendrikson of Baltimore in June, 1893. His career was divided between Boston, Baltimore, Washington, and Paris. He first served as the resident house officer at Boston Children's Hospital and later held the same post at Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore. After two years in Baltimore, he began to practice medicine in Washington, D.C. At the outbreak of the Spanish American War in 1898, he entered government service and was sent to work in one of the laboratories in the large southern camps. He remained there until the close of the war. He then went to Paris as medical officer of the New York Mutual Life Insurance Company. He remained in Paris until 1906, when the company closed its Paris business. In 1907, he became assistant superintendent of the Johns Hopkins Hospital. He held this post until his death on June 19, 1914 at Baltimore.

Lot: 1018 - PRESIDENT DWIGHT EISENHOWER INAUGURAL EPHEMERA, 1953

PRESIDENT DWIGHT EISENHOWER INAUGURAL EPHEMERA, 1953 consisting of a 1953 Presidential Inauguration booklet, a typed letter signed by Inaugural Committee Chairman Joseph McGarraghy, an edited proof of the description of the Eisenhower silver inaugural medal, with corrections in pencil, as well as a final copy (smaller and printed on glossy paper), two 1953 Inauguration 'Honored Guest' tickets, a membership ticket to the Eisenhower-Nixon Club, an autograph letter signed from Dorothy D. Marsh asking the recipient to vote Eisenhower-Nixon, with envelope, a card from Mr. and Mrs. L. Corrin Strong to view the Inaugural Medal, and 2 Western Union telegrams from James Jardine and another from Dwight Eisenhower

Lot: 1019 - AMERICAN POLITICAL AUTOGRAPHS, INCLUDING PRESIDENTS RICHARD NIXON AND GEORGE HW BUSH, SHIRLEY CHISHOLM, SENATORS, GOVERNORS AND MEMBERS OF CONGRESS

AMERICAN POLITICAL AUTOGRAPHS, INCLUDING PRESIDENTS RICHARD NIXON AND GEORGE HW BUSH, SHIRLEY CHISHOLM, SENATORS, GOVERNORS AND MEMBERS OF CONGRESS including a bookplate Salut to Reagan-Bush Team in the Cabinet and Congress/New York Republican State Committee, June 1981, 1977 Carter Inaugural Guide, signed by Richard Nixon, and Al D'Amato, Recipes We Life by Muriel Humphrey, index card signed by Richard Nixon, index card signed by Jack Kemp, 1998 photograph signed by Shirley Chisholm, copy of typed Gary Hart campaign speech with edits, Congressman Thomas J. Downey typed letter signed, Senator Howard Baker typed letter signed, Jack Kemp typed letter signed, two Jacob Javitz typed letter signed, Bob Dole typed letter signed, Henry Jackson typed letter signed, Congressman Otis Pike typed letter signed, Phil Crane autographed photo, Bob Dole autographed photo, John Anderson autographed photo, Nancy Landon Kassebaum autographed photo, Birch Bayh autographed photo, Paul Laxalt autographed photo, George McGovern autographed photo, Elizabeth Holtzman autograph Reports from Washington 1979, a second Shirley Chisholm autographed photo, George HW Bush typed letter signed (possibly an autopen), an George HW Bush autographed photo, Jerry Brown autographed photo, Howard Baker autographed photo, Ted Kennedy autographed photo, George McGovern typed letter signed, William Carney autographed photo and two typed letters signed, typed letter signed from Vice President Elect George HW Bush dated December 10, 1980, James Thompson typed letter signed, Peter Cohalan typed letter signed, and a New York Republican State Dinner Committee Thirtieth Annual Dinner program from 1978, signed by Jack Kemp, Jacob Javitz, James Buckley and other NY state politicians, card signed by Richard Lugar, card signed by Congressman Bill Young, and various auto penned signatures

Lot: 1020 - POLITICAL MEMORABILIA FROM THE COLLECTION OF VIRGINIA STATE SENATOR ADAM EBBIN

POLITICAL MEMORABILIA FROM THE COLLECTION OF VIRGINIA STATE SENATOR ADAM EBBIN including invitations to Governor Terry McAuliffe's inauguration, holiday cards from Virginia Governors Terry McAuliffe, Tim Kaine, Chuck Robb, and Virginia Senator Mark Warner, cards from Vice President Gore and his family, holiday cards from Vice President Biden and his family, cards from Jack Kemp and his family, White House cards from the Clintons, White House cards from the President Obama and his family, items from the Democratic National Convention, Vice President Al Gore pin, 10 Virginia Governor bill signing pens from Governors Terry McAuliffe, Mark Warner and Ralph Northum (3 without boxes from Bob McDonnell), Tipper Gore autograph 2000 DNC drum, 2000 DNC Delegate pin, 2000 DNC luggage tag from United, President Gerald Ford brass pen, a small piece of 18th century brick from the Virginia Capitol, Senator Gary Hart signed hat, a Senator Carol Mosley Braun signed campaign poster, two Mark Warner typed letters signed both dated 2000, a typed letter signed by Al and Tipper Gore dated December 2000, typed letter signed by Governor Chuck Robb dated 2017, a Lady Bird Johnson funeral card with handwritten note from Lynda Robb, program from the 2010 inauguration of Bob McDonnell, Bill Clinton 1993 and 1997 inaugural program, tickets from the 2004 DNC, 2014 Virginia Governor inaugural badge for Capitol Access, ticket to 2013 Inauguration of President Barack Obama, invitations to garden party's hosted by Governor Mark Warner, photographs of Bill Clinton

Lot: 1021 - WOOD FRAGMENT TAKEN FROM THE U.S.S. CONSTITUTION DURING ITS RECONSTRUCTION IN 1927

WOOD FRAGMENT TAKEN FROM THE U.S.S. CONSTITUTION DURING ITS RECONSTRUCTION IN 1927 Section of wood with metal plaque reading: This material was removed from the U.S. Frigate Constitution during reconstruction, 1927.

Lot: 1022 - CIVIL WAR LEG BRACE USED BY J.P. BUCKLAND, AIDE TO MAJOR GENERAL JOSHUA CHAMBERLAIN

CIVIL WAR LEG BRACE USED BY J.P. BUCKLAND, AIDE TO MAJOR GENERAL JOSHUA CHAMBERLAIN

Lot: 1023 - AMERICAN SCRIMSHAW BALEEN CORSET STAY/BUSK, SECOND QUARTER 19TH CENTURY Length: 14 inches x Width: 1 5/8 inches

AMERICAN SCRIMSHAW BALEEN CORSET STAY/BUSK, SECOND QUARTER 19TH CENTURY New England, engraved with a masted ship with an American flag, a large neoclassical house with an American flag, and an American eagle with a shield, signed M.P. to the left in red

Lot: 1024 - US GWYN & CAMPBELL TYPE II BREECH LOADING CARBINE

US GWYN & CAMPBELL TYPE II BREECH LOADING CARBINE Civil war era breech loading percussion carbine manufactured by Edward Gwyn and Abner C. Campbell in Hamilton, Ohio. Around 4000 of the type II carbine's were made for the Union Army between late 1863 and 1864 and used primarily in the midwestern theater. The hammer, finger lever and finger lever safety, and rear sight are all in the style of the type II version of the carbine. "Gwyn & Campbell, Patent 1863, Hamilton, O" engraved on the right side of the lock plate. "Union Rifle" engraved on the right side of the frame. Boxed script "RKA" and "WHR" cartouches on the left side of the wrist. "WHR" inspection initials also on the top of the stock close to the buttplate tang. Matching serial numbers (2796) in barrel, frame, breech block, and lever. Rear sight intact, with markings up to 600 yards, and slide slight still attached. Cavalry carbine sling swivel attached to the sling bar on the carbine. Swivel marked "U.S. T.J, Shepard" (known Union army inspector) and "E. Gaylord, Chicopee, Mass" (owner of leather and accouterments division of 'Ames Co,' an arms and accouterments manufacturer for the Union during the US Civil War. Manufacturer: Gwyn & Campbell Barrel: 20 inch part octagonal Model: Union Rifle Gauge: 52 Serial Number: 2796 Class: Antique

Lot: 1025 - US CIVIL WAR MAYNARD BREECH LOADING PERCUSSION MODEL II CAVALRY CARBINE

US CIVIL WAR MAYNARD BREECH LOADING PERCUSSION MODEL II CAVALRY CARBINE manufactured by Massachusetts Arms Company, Chicopee Falls, MA. The Maynard carbine was used by both the Union and the Confederacy during the Civil War, and was considered one of the best cavalry carbines of the war. The model II was produced between 1863 and 1865, with around 20,000 units being produced. This is the second model, which is .50 caliber. "MANUFACTURED BY MASS. ARMS CO. CHICOPEE FALLS" engraved on one side of lock plate. 'EDWARD MAYNARD PATENTEE MAY 27, 1851, DEC 6, 1859" engraved on reverse side. Two boxed script inspection cartouches (JM and possibly GHJ) stamped on the left stock wrist. Pinched blade front sight, rear sight incomplete (only 5 visible, not 1 or 3). Serial number 9229 on lower tang. A.J.N. on left side of barrel (probably inspection stamp). Mechanically, trigger, action, and hammer all seemingly in working order. Inside of the barrel, riffling still visible.

Lot: 1026 - STARR US CAVALRY SABER MODEL 1812/1813

STARR US CAVALRY SABER MODEL 1812/1813 made somewhere between 1812 and 1817 by prominent American sword maker Nathan Starr, who supplied the US military with swords, sabers, and cutlasses between 1798 and 1826. Stamped 'N. Starr' (Nathan Starr), 'HHP' (inspector Henry H Perkins, who inspected swords up until 1817), and 'P' (proved) on the face of the blade. Iron blade with an iron hilt and leather over wood grip (leather in fair condition given age), missing wire. With a painted and rusted metal scabbard, devoid of markings and missing scabbard rings and nails near the base. https://www.faganarms.com/products/starr-us-cavalry-saber-model-1813-and-scabbard-2?srsltid=AfmBOorZKeRZcVX6t_yfzWUm-Y1pyaodvcmtHSz4bLQmMTgfNVIzPGW6 https://www.ima-usa.com/products/original-u-s-war-of-1812-era-contract-model-1812-cavalry-saber-by-nathan-starr-1?variant=40606936039493

Lot: 1027 - CIVIL WAR M1840 HEAVY CAVALRY SABER MADE BY C. ROBY & CO

CIVIL WAR M1840 HEAVY CAVALRY SABER MADE BY C. ROBY & CO with steel scabbard. Sword marked 'A.G.M., US, 1863' on one side of the bottom of the face of the blade and 'C. Roby. W. Chelmsford MASS' on other. Guard made of brass in the three branch 'D' style. Leather and wire over wood grip. C. Roby & Co (owned by Christopher Roby) made approximately 32,500 cavalry sabers for the Union during the Civil War. Most were made between 1864 and 1865, with only 3,410 being made between the beginning of the war and 1863.

Lot: 1028 - MODEL 1860 CAVALRY SABER MADE BY HENRY BOKER SOLINGEN

MODEL 1860 CAVALRY SABER MADE BY HENRY BOKER SOLINGEN with its scabbard. Sword marked 'Henry Boker Solingen' on face of blade right above hilt. Sword marked '37' on underside of hilt. Steel blade, brass hilt, leather and wire grip, in a steel scabbard. Leather on grip worn but still partially intact. Leather frog on scabbard probably not original.

Lot: 1029 - US MODEL 1851 CADET SOCKET BAYONET

US MODEL 1851 CADET SOCKET BAYONET one of around 4000 every produced. Would have been used with the 'US' etched on face of bayonet. Maybe '81' etched on base of bayonet.

Lot: 1030 - PAIR OF U.S. CAVALRY STIRRUPS AND ANOTHER ENGLISH PAIR

PAIR OF U.S. CAVALRY STIRRUPS AND ANOTHER ENGLISH PAIR one pair with brown leather strap stamped US/A.B., the second with black leather strap stamped NEVER RUST/ENGLAND (4)

Lot: 1031 - U.S. NAVY, MODEL 1870, TYPE II, SABRE BAYONET AND SCABBARD

U.S. NAVY, MODEL 1870, TYPE II, SABRE BAYONET AND SCABBARD marked "U.S.N., G.G.S, 1870" on one side of the blade and "AMES MFG CO, CHICOPEE, MASS" on other side. Metal blade with brass, fish-scale grip and hilt and leather and bronze scabbard. Blade in good condition, mild patina and some scratches. Scabbard in poor condition, heavy cracking in multiple places, about a third split open, down the seam on one side.

Lot: 1032 - WWI UNITED STATES NAVY M1917 CUTLASS WITH ORGINAL LEATHER SCABBARD

WWI UNITED STATES NAVY M1917 CUTLASS WITH ORGINAL LEATHER SCABBARD Marked "U.S.N" on hilt. Wooden grip. This model were unissued and not widely produced and are considered to be very rare. Blade has some knicks and scratches. Hilt also has some knicks. Leather on sheath is slightly worn.

Lot: 1033 - ABRAHAM LINCOLN METAL PROFILE RELIEF

ABRAHAM LINCOLN METAL PROFILE RELIEF

Lot: 1034 - PAIR OF CHINESE EXPORT AMERICAN MARKET SQUARE VEGETABLE DISHES AND AN OVAL DISH WITH A MAZARINE, 18TH CENTURY

PAIR OF CHINESE EXPORT AMERICAN MARKET SQUARE VEGETABLE DISHES AND AN OVAL DISH WITH A MAZARINE, 18TH CENTURY the three pieces consisting of alternating blue and gilt borders, the vegetable dishes with a gilt fruit form finial, the three with a shield and monogram: V.R. (3)

Lot: 1035 - CHINESE EXPORT COVERED TUREEN FOR THE AMERICAN MARKET, LATE 18TH CENTURY Width over handles: 14 1/2 inches, height to top of finial: 11 inches

CHINESE EXPORT COVERED TUREEN FOR THE AMERICAN MARKET, LATE 18TH CENTURY decorated with cobalt enamel and highlighted in gilt, with shield monogrammed R.L.

Lot: 1036 - SIX CHINESE EXPORT BLUE AND GILT- DECORATED PIECES FOR THE AMERICAN MARKET, 18TH CENTURY

SIX CHINESE EXPORT BLUE AND GILT- DECORATED PIECES FOR THE AMERICAN MARKET, 18TH CENTURY consisting of a lighthouse teapot, a large mug decorated with a black neoclassical urn, a monogrammed soap dish in three parts including liner, 2 tea caddies, and a covered sugar (6)

Lot: 1037 - CHINESE EXPORT LIGHTHOUSE TEAPOT AND FOUR TEA BOWLS WITH THE CREST OF THE PRUYN FAMILY OF ALBANY, NEW YORK, CIRCA 1800

CHINESE EXPORT LIGHTHOUSE TEAPOT AND FOUR TEA BOWLS WITH THE CREST OF THE PRUYN FAMILY OF ALBANY, NEW YORK, CIRCA 1800 the teapot of tapering form, decorated with gilt and orange enamel, monogrammed with two doves in an oval to each side, applied double strap handle, fruit form finial; with 4 tea bowls (5)

Lot: 1038 - THREE PIECES OF CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN FOR THE AMERICAN MARKET WITH AN UNDERSIDE LABEL 'THOMAS PERKINS TEA SET,' 18TH CENTURY

THREE PIECES OF CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN FOR THE AMERICAN MARKET WITH AN UNDERSIDE LABEL 'THOMAS PERKINS TEA SET,' 18TH CENTURY consisting of two saucers and a tea bowl, decorated in bleu enamel highlighted in gilt, each with a central shield with monogram T.P. (3)

Lot: 1039 - CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN AMERICAN MARKET PUNCH BOWL DECORATED WITH SEPIA LANDSCAPE, AND OTHER SIMILARLY DECORATED WARES, 18TH CENTURY

CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN AMERICAN MARKET PUNCH BOWL DECORATED WITH SEPIA LANDSCAPE, AND OTHER SIMILARLY DECORATED WARES, 18TH CENTURY consisting of a punch bowl (Bowl Diameter: 11 1/2 inches), together with a pot-de-creme, a bowl (Diameter: 9 3/4 inches), and 3 dinner plates (Diameter: 9 3/4 inches), each with an alternating blue and gilt border with a central sepia roundel decorated with a fine country house (6)

Lot: 1040 - CHINESE EXPORT AMERICAN MARKET CRESTED WARES, LATE 18TH CENTURY

CHINESE EXPORT AMERICAN MARKET CRESTED WARES, LATE 18TH CENTURY consisting of a teacup, a tea bowl, a lunch plate (Diameter: 7 1/2 inches), a tea caddy, and a dinner plate (9 1/2 inches), each with deep blue border highlighted with gilt (5) Note: A lighthouse coffeepot with the crest John Nicholson of Baltimore, Maryland is illustrated in Mudge, pp. 122, fig. 61, and a cup and saucer is illustrated in Mudge's later book, 'Chinese Export Porcelain in North America,' stating it is a common, anonymous crest, pp. 222, pl. 368, the example belonging to Reverend William White.

Lot: 1041 - CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN FOR THE AMERICAN MARKET 'ARMS OF NEW YORK' PIECES, LATE 18TH CENTURY

CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN FOR THE AMERICAN MARKET 'ARMS OF NEW YORK' PIECES, LATE 18TH CENTURY consisting of a tea caddy (height: 4 5/8 inches) and two cups (3)

Lot: 1042 - CHINESE EXPORT FOR THE AMERICAN MARKET POT-DE-CREME FROM THE SERVICE OF PHILADELPHIAN SAMUEL BRECK, JR., CIRCA 1800

CHINESE EXPORT FOR THE AMERICAN MARKET POT-DE-CREME FROM THE SERVICE OF PHILADELPHIAN SAMUEL BRECK, JR., CIRCA 1800 the pot-de-creme with a twist handle, decorated with a gilt star with the initials S.J.B; together with a similar decorated small octagonal bowl (diameter: 6 inches), but with a flower cornucopia, likely made for a Philadelphia Family, circa 1800 (2) Note: Samuel Breck, Jr. (1771-1862) was born in Boston, Massachusetts to Samuel Breck and Hannah Andrews, a wealthy merchant in Boston. In 1787 he returned from studies in France and began work in a Boston counting house. In 1791 he went into business for himself, and in 1792 moved to Philadelphia where he continued in his mercantile career and invested in the ship "Empress of China." He served in the Pennsylvania State Senate and the United States House of Representatives from 1823 to 1825. Another example of a similarly decorated bowl, possibly for the Craigie family, sold at Brunk Auction, July 15, 2023, Lot 843, and had previously sold there, November 11, 2012, Lot 1235, from the Alice L. Patrick, Charleston, South Carolina.

Lot: 1043 - CHINESE EXPORT HOT WATER DISH FOR THE AMERICAN MARKET, 18TH CENTURY Width Across Handles: 11 inches

CHINESE EXPORT HOT WATER DISH FOR THE AMERICAN MARKET, 18TH CENTURY of typical circular dished form with a pair of handles at each side for water, with a central script monogrammed shield enclosed within blue and gilt drapery, the flat rims with gilt-edged blue band

Lot: 1044 - GROUP OF CHINESE EXPORT AMERICAN MARKET PORCELAIN TEAWARES, LATE 18TH CENTURY

GROUP OF CHINESE EXPORT AMERICAN MARKET PORCELAIN TEAWARES, LATE 18TH CENTURY consisting of teapot, simply decorated with blue bands highlighted with gilt; a monogrammed bowl with a famille verte surrounded shield with monogram C.D.C; a tea bowl with wavy bands of blue enamel highlighted in gilt with a shield monogrammed with a J.H.M; a pair of teacups monogrammed J.M.M; a cup decorated with a wavy band of blue enamel, the interior border of the cup with floral forms, the front with a shield surrounded by a wreath of pink roses; a helmet form pitcher with a shield and monogram G; a tea bowl and saucer with a shield with a monogram J.E.L. (9)

Lot: 1045 - THREE CHINESE EXPORT FITZHUGH PIECES, LATE 18TH CENTURY

THREE CHINESE EXPORT FITZHUGH PIECES, LATE 18TH CENTURY consisting of a deep dish, a teapot stand, and a famille rose decorated small tureen (3)

Lot: 1046 - ROYAL COPENHAGEN PORCELAIN SILHOUETTE DINNER PLATE, TWO RICHARD GINORI 'CASTELLO' DINNER PLATES, AND FRANCISCO SOUP BOWLS

ROYAL COPENHAGEN PORCELAIN SILHOUETTE DINNER PLATE, TWO RICHARD GINORI 'CASTELLO' DINNER PLATES, AND FRANCISCO SOUP BOWLS 1 Royal Copenhagen silhouette porcelain dinner plate with a pale green border highlighted in gilt; a pair of Richard Ginori porcelain 'Castello' dinner plates; and 11 Franciscan China 'Huntington' soup bowls (14)

Lot: 1047 - BOEHM PORCELAIN AMERICAN EAGLE BOWL, PRESENTED TO CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER, 1986

BOEHM PORCELAIN AMERICAN EAGLE BOWL, PRESENTED TO CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER, 1986 the gilt rimmed bowl with four eagles

Lot: 1048 - JAPANESE ANDO CLOISONNE ENAMEL DISH, PRESENTED TO CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE HOUSE OF COUNCILLORS, JAPAN d: 9 1/2 in.

JAPANESE ANDO CLOISONNE ENAMEL DISH, PRESENTED TO CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE HOUSE OF COUNCILLORS, JAPAN with Ando paper label, and President of House of Councillors and Japan, the dish of circular shape with large branch of flowering prunus, all reserved on a copper ground, the reverse enamelled cobalt blue

Lot: 1049 - PAIR OF STAFFORDSHIRE CERAMIC FIGURES OF BENJAMIN FRANKLIN BUT LABELED AS GEORGE WASHINGTON, EARLY TO MID 19TH CENTURY

PAIR OF STAFFORDSHIRE CERAMIC FIGURES OF BENJAMIN FRANKLIN BUT LABELED AS GEORGE WASHINGTON, EARLY TO MID 19TH CENTURY the pair of figures depicting Franklin wearing a dark blue overcoat and holding his signature raccoon skin hat, standing atop a rocky base, one marked in gilt G. Washington, both unmarked to underside (2)

Lot: 1050 - CLEWS AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE DARK BLUE STAFFORDSHIRE PLATE, CIRCA 1840 Diameter: 10 5/8 inches

CLEWS AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE DARK BLUE STAFFORDSHIRE PLATE, CIRCA 1840 the dark blue Staffordshire plate with impressed CLEWS mark to backside

Lot: 1051 - AMERICAN AMETHYST GLASS PIECES, 19TH CENTURY

AMERICAN AMETHYST GLASS PIECES, 19TH CENTURY includes a pair of cut bowls (height: 4, width: 8 3/4 inches), a small plain bowl (height: 2 3/4 inches), nobed glass, and 6 stems (likely 20th century) (10)

Lot: 1052 - FEDERAL INLAID MAHOGANY TALL CASE CLOCK, EARLY 19TH CENTURY 93 x 20 x 10 in. (236.2 x 50.8 x 25.4 cm.)

FEDERAL INLAID MAHOGANY TALL CASE CLOCK, EARLY 19TH CENTURY the broken arch pediment surmounted by brass ball finials above an arched glazed panel door between disengaged colonnettes enclosing a painted dial with sun and moon phase above a chamfered rectangular case fitted with a hinge door above a plinth with shaped apron on bracket feet

Lot: 1053 - FEDERAL INLAID MAHOGANY GAMES TABLE 36 x 17 1/2 x 30 in. (91.4 x 44.5 x 76.2 cm.)

FEDERAL INLAID MAHOGANY GAMES TABLE New England The hinged serpentine D-shaped top above a conforming frieze inlaid with panels and line inlay on square tapering line inlaid legs. Secondary pine

Lot: 1054 - NEW YORK CLASSICAL MAHOGANY DROP LEAF TABLE, 19TH CENTURY 28 1/2 x 25 x 38 3/4 in. (72.4 x 63.5 x 98.4 cm.)

NEW YORK CLASSICAL MAHOGANY DROP LEAF TABLE, 19TH CENTURY In the manner of Brazilian Deming and Erastus Buckley, the rounded rectangular hinged twin flap top above a molded frieze on a columnar support with four dolphin carved legs with wooden casters, secondary appears to be mahogany

Lot: 1055 - AMERICAN CLASSICAL MAHOGANY AND ROSEWOOD CONSOLE TABLE 41 1/4 x 18 1/4 x 30 1/2 in. (104.8 x 46.4 x 77.5 cm.)

AMERICAN CLASSICAL MAHOGANY AND ROSEWOOD CONSOLE TABLE Early 19th century. The rectangular white mottled top above a conforming freeze, later applied with brass bell flowers and wreath. On marble columnar turned supports with carved Corinthian capitals on an in-curved quadripartite base plinth, backed by a mirrored panel.

Lot: 1056 - FEDERAL INLAID MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD, EARLY 19TH CENTURY 38 1/2 x 73 1/2 x 27 1/2 in. (97.8 x 186.7 x 69.9 cm.)

FEDERAL INLAID MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD, EARLY 19TH CENTURY the serpentine rectangular top above a conforming case fitted with three frieze drawers over two central doors flanked by doors on square tapering legs. Left hand drawer originally with pulls and was probably a bottle drawer. It's been altered. Both outer doors may have been altered from bottle doors. Poplar and pine secondary.

Lot: 1057 - PHILADELPHIA FEDERAL MAHOGANY SIDE TABLE, SECOND QUARTER 19TH CENTURY 32 in. (81.3 cm.) high, 24 1/4 in. (61.6 cm.) wide, 19 1/4 in. (48.9 cm.) deep

PHILADELPHIA FEDERAL MAHOGANY SIDE TABLE, SECOND QUARTER 19TH CENTURY The rectangular top, above a case fitted with a frieze drawer over recessed bowed doors between columns and conforming case with acorn finials on baluster square support with a quadripartite plinth and C scrolling legs with rosettes.

Lot: 1058 - MASSACHUSETTS FEDERAL INLAID MAHOGANY SECRETARY BOOKCASE, EARLY 19TH CENTURY, IN THE MANNER OF THOMAS SEYMOUR 70 1/2 x 39 1/2 x 17 3/4 in. (179.1 x 100.3 x 45.1 cm.)

MASSACHUSETTS FEDERAL INLAID MAHOGANY SECRETARY BOOKCASE, EARLY 19TH CENTURY, IN THE MANNER OF THOMAS SEYMOUR the shaped crest over mullioned doors and writing surface above three drawers on square tapered legs

Lot: 1059 - BALTIMORE LATE FEDERAL MAHOGANY SOFA TABLE 28 1/4 x 25 1/2 x 38 1/4 in. (71.8 x 64.8 x 97.2 cm.)

BALTIMORE LATE FEDERAL MAHOGANY SOFA TABLE Early 19th century, the shaped rectangular hinge twin flap top above a frieze fitted with a drawer on four baluster turned reeded supports and rectangular plinth with hipped saber legs with unusual lion cast brass casters secondary poplar and pine

Lot: 1060 - RARE NORTH CAROLINA CHIPPENDALE WALNUT CORNER CUPBOARD ATTRIBUTED TO CABINETMAKER JOHN ADAMS, CIRCA 1790-1810 h:99 x w:42.75 x d:29.25 in.

RARE NORTH CAROLINA CHIPPENDALE WALNUT CORNER CUPBOARD ATTRIBUTED TO CABINETMAKER JOHN ADAMS, CIRCA 1790-1810 with J.K. Beard, Richmond, Va, partial label; scroll pediment and carved comb finial over double eight-light doors, bottom doors consisting of flat panels with invected corners, ogee feet, small drawer in center of waist banding, shaped interior shelves behind glass doors, strongly relate to Guilford County, N.C., cabinetmaker John Adams, including its ogee feet and light-wood stringing that mirror lunetted corners on lower paneled doors; see MESDA database for examples of John Adams' work (https://mesda.org/collection/object/?mpq=&mpf1=&mpf2=adams%2C+john&mpf3=&mpf5=&mpf4=)

Lot: 1061 - CLASSICAL BURGE MALLORY EIGHT DAY TRIPLE DECKER PARCEL GILT MAHOGANY SHELF CLOCK 39 x 17 1/2 x 5 in. (99.1 x 44.5 x 12.7 cm.)

CLASSICAL BURGE MALLORY EIGHT DAY TRIPLE DECKER PARCEL GILT MAHOGANY SHELF CLOCK The rectangular case applied with baluster pilasters and columns fitted with a gilt dial with Roman numerals over a mirrored panel and an eglomise panel depicting a house and landscape crested by an eagle on balustered turned feet.

Lot: 1062 - LATE FEDERAL CHERRY TRIPLE CHAIRBACK SETTEE, 19TH CENTURY 32 1/4 x 73 1/4 x 25 in. (81.9 x 186.1 x 63.5 cm.)

LATE FEDERAL CHERRY TRIPLE CHAIRBACK SETTEE, 19TH CENTURY the rectangular back with horizontal lattice splats scrolling arms and rush seat on turned reeded legs with stretchers

Lot: 1063 - PAIR OF CLASSICAL PARCEL EBONIZED GILTWOOD CONVEX MIRRORS, ENGLISH OR AMERICAN, 19TH CENTURY 41 3/4 x 26 in. (106 x 66 cm.)

PAIR OF CLASSICAL PARCEL EBONIZED GILTWOOD CONVEX MIRRORS, ENGLISH OR AMERICAN, 19TH CENTURY English or American, each with circular convex plate and a reeded and molded frame applied with balls, surmounted by spread wing eagles issuing S C scrolling or foliate scrolling brackets above a foliate carved apron. English or American.

Lot: 1064 - EMPIRE AMERICAN MAHOGANY SETTEE

EMPIRE AMERICAN MAHOGANY SETTEE the rectangular cove molded back scrolling padded arms and pad seat on scrolling legs upholstered in burgundy damask Note: A similar settee is documented as having been in the U.S. Senate collection.

Lot: 1065 - AESTHETIC MOVEMENT CIVIL WAR ERA OAK FOLDING CAMPAIGN CHAIR, CIRCA 1860, POSSIBLY BY E.W. VAIL 18 x 21 1/2 x 34 1/4 in. (45.7 x 54.6 x 87 cm.)

AESTHETIC MOVEMENT CIVIL WAR ERA OAK FOLDING CAMPAIGN CHAIR, CIRCA 1860, POSSIBLY BY E.W. VAIL the arched rectangular padded back with balustrade crest with finials and padded seat on a folding frame with saber legs and turned cross stretcher in header

Lot: 1066 - L & JG STICKLEY ARTS AND CRAFTS OAK SIDE TABLE 34 x 20 x 29 1/2 in. (86.4 x 50.8 x 74.9 cm.)

L & JG STICKLEY ARTS AND CRAFTS OAK SIDE TABLE Early 20th century, the rectangular top above a frieze drawer on square legs with shaped half stretcher drawer with decal

Lot: 1067 - JOHN ADAM (ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA) COIN SILVER PUNCH LADLE, MONOGRAM PROBABLY FOR CUSTIS GRYMES MEADE, EARLY 19TH CENTURY

JOHN ADAM (ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA) COIN SILVER PUNCH LADLE, MONOGRAM PROBABLY FOR CUSTIS GRYMES MEADE, EARLY 19TH CENTURY monogrammed C.M.G., the back stamped J. Adam/Alex., 5.21 ozt., length: 13 3/4 inches

Lot: 1068 - JOHN ADAM (ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA) COIN SILVER SPOONS, MONOGRAM PROBABLY FOR CUSTIS GRYMES MEADE, SECOND QUARTER 19TH CENTURY

JOHN ADAM (ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA) COIN SILVER SPOONS, MONOGRAM PROBABLY FOR CUSTIS GRYMES MEADE, SECOND QUARTER 19TH CENTURY each monogrammed C.M.G., possibly for Custis Grymes Meade, each stamped J. Adam., consisting of 8 place spoons, a small ladle, and a pair of salt spoons, 10.63 ozt. (11)

Lot: 1069 - JOHN ADAM (ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA) COIN SILVER SUGAR TONGS, EARLY 19TH CENTURY

JOHN ADAM (ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA) COIN SILVER SUGAR TONGS, EARLY 19TH CENTURY monogrammed BEK, 1.52 ozt.

Lot: 1070 - CHARLES BURNETT (ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA) FOUR COIN SILVER SPOONS FROM THE CUSTIS GRYMES FAMILY, SECOND QUARTER 19TH CENTURY

CHARLES BURNETT (ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA) FOUR COIN SILVER SPOONS FROM THE CUSTIS GRYMES FAMILY, SECOND QUARTER 19TH CENTURY consisting of 4 place spoons and a teaspoon by Charles Burnett, each stamped C.A. Burnett, each monogrammed C.G; Benjamin Barton (Alexandria, Virginia) spoon, stamped B. Barton, monogrammed M.R; and a John Adam (Alexandria, Virginia) teaspoon, monogrammed G.J.G, 9.61 ozt. (7)

Lot: 1071 - AMERICAN COIN SILVER SPOON, MONOGRAMMED M.A.S., EARLY 19TH CENTURY

AMERICAN COIN SILVER SPOON, MONOGRAMMED M.A.S., EARLY 19TH CENTURY 1.9 ozt., length: 8 1/2 inches Note: Though stamped Revere, mark does not conform to known Revere marks.

Lot: 1072 - AMERICAN SILVER PAP BOAT, MID 19TH CENTURY Height: 2 3/8 inches

AMERICAN SILVER PAP BOAT, MID 19TH CENTURY atop three ball feet, unmarked, with engraved name 'Foxhall Parker Smith,' 3.42 ozt. Note: Foxhall Parker Smith likely refers to the grandson of Commodore Foxhall A. Parker Sr., Commander-in-Chief of the East India Squadron, commander of the Home Squadron, and also commander of the USS Constitution. He was born in 1847 and died of typhus while a student at the U.S. Naval Academy in 1863.

Lot: 1073 - POOLE SILVER SOUVENIR CIGARETTE BOX FROM THE INAUGURATION OF PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY, GIVEN TO ADOLPH GREEN BY FRANK SINATRA, 1961 3 1/4 x 6 1/4 in. (8.3 x 15.9 cm.)

POOLE SILVER SOUVENIR CIGARETTE BOX FROM THE INAUGURATION OF PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY, GIVEN TO ADOLPH GREEN BY FRANK SINATRA, 1961 marked to underside, of rectangular form, the domed top printed as a facsimile of the invitation to the Kennedy and Johnson's inauguration, the interior lined in cedar, 10.64 ozt. gross Catalogue note: This silver cigarette box was purchased at Bonhams. It was given to Adolph Green—Broadway Producer—by Frank Sinatra. The top is engraved with the invitation to Kennedy Inauguration, now worn.

Lot: 1074 - PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY AUTOGRAPHED PHOTO TO ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF THE ARMY, PAUL IGNATIUS

PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY AUTOGRAPHED PHOTO TO ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF THE ARMY, PAUL IGNATIUS circa 1961 to 1963, the black and white photograph of the Ignatius' with President Kennedy at The White House, inscribed in black ink on matting 'For Assistant Secretary of the Army and Mrs. Paul Ignatius--/With Very Best Regard John Kennedy -' Note: Paul Ignatius (1920-2025), served in various appointed positions in the Kennedy and Johnson administrations, becoming Secretary of the Navy from 1967 to 1969. After leaving government he was the President of The Washington Post from 1969 to 1971.

Lot: 1075 - DRESS SHIRT OWNED BY JOHN F. KENNEDY JR. AND PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY, MONOGRAMMED J.F.K., BY CHARLES DILLON SHIRTMAKER

DRESS SHIRT OWNED BY JOHN F. KENNEDY JR. AND PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY, MONOGRAMMED J.F.K., BY CHARLES DILLON SHIRTMAKER circa 1950s, the white shirt with light grey-blue vertical strips, monogrammed on sleeve in black JFK, with blue lettered sewn in label Charles Dillon Shirtmakers Catalogue Note: This shirt was acquired by one of John F. Kennedy Jr.'s college friends at Brown University in the 1980s. The winner of this lot will receive a copy of a photograph of the consignor with John F. Kennedy, Jr. and his friends at Brown University. It is very likely that this shirt was originally owned by President Kennedy, it is known that he owned several custom dress shirts by Dillon, and the shirt he was wearing the day of his assassination is very similar in design and color to the one offered here, and also has his initials in black on the sleeve. John F. Kennedy Jr. occasionally wore garments belonging to his father, most notably a pair of lemon-yellow lightweight trousers that he wore while living in New York.

Lot: 1076 - US M1936 PHILLIPS SADDLE, OWNED BY GRACE KELLY'S RIDING INSTRUCTOR

US M1936 PHILLIPS SADDLE, OWNED BY GRACE KELLY'S RIDING INSTRUCTOR saddle owned by Fred Birkner, who taught then actress and future princess, Grace Kelly, how to ride side saddle for her 1956 movie, 'The Swan.' Grace Kelly was pictured numerous times in Central Park next to instructor Fred Birkner, who may have been riding this saddle in the photos(see photos below). The saddle itself is a M1936 Phillips saddle, probably used by Fred Birkner during his military service (pommel bags marked 1941). Back of saddle has a name plate reading 'F.E. Birkner, 1st LT. Cav. ORO.' Saddle accompanied by one pommel bag, marked 'US, W.H. Co. 1941' and saddle bags marked 'US' on each side and stamped 'Rock Island Arsenal.'

Lot: 1077 - CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER'S CARTIER MONOGRAMMED SILVER NOTE PAD

CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER'S CARTIER MONOGRAMMED SILVER NOTE PAD the pad, heavily used, monogrammed WEB, and signed CARTIER/STERLING to the back

Lot: 1078 - CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER'S CRYSTAL DECANTER FROM HIS OFFICE AT THE SUPREME COURT

CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER'S CRYSTAL DECANTER FROM HIS OFFICE AT THE SUPREME COURT the molded and cut glass decanter, in the Waterford style, with a photograph of the decanter with label stating it was on loan from Burger to the Supreme Court (2)

Lot: 1079 - CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER'S STEUBEN MONOGRAMMED GLASS DECANTER AND SHERRY GLASSES

CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER'S STEUBEN MONOGRAMMED GLASS DECANTER AND SHERRY GLASSES circa 1950s/60s, signed STEUBEN to the underside and with monogram WEB, together with 6 monogrammed sherry glasses in an original silver box from Marshall Field Company (7)

Lot: 1080 - CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER'S AMERICAN EAGLE CRESTED WINE GLASSES

CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER'S AMERICAN EAGLE CRESTED WINE GLASSES the plain, unmarked glasses engraved with the crest of the Supreme Court of the United States (12)

Lot: 1081 - CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER'S MONOGRAMMED GLASS DECANTER

CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER'S MONOGRAMMED GLASS DECANTER the unsigned decanter of square tapering shape, monogrammed WEB

Lot: 1082 - CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER'S AMERICAN TOURISTER 'TIARA' BRIEFCASE, CIRCA 1960S

CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER'S AMERICAN TOURISTER 'TIARA' BRIEFCASE, CIRCA 1960S the briefcase with stencil WARREN E. BURGER to exterior

Lot: 1083 - CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER'S WOODEN BRIEFCASE

CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER'S WOODEN BRIEFCASE the wooden briefcase with a brass plaque WARREN E. BURGER, the interior of red leather, unsigned

Lot: 1084 - STIEFF PEWTER FOR COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG CUP, PRESENTED TO CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER BY PRESIDENT RONALD REAGAN, 1981

STIEFF PEWTER FOR COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG CUP, PRESENTED TO CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER BY PRESIDENT RONALD REAGAN, 1981 the cup with inscription For Chief Justice Burger/From/President Ronald Reagan, the other side Yorktown/1781-1981

Lot: 1085 - STIEFF PEWTER 'WASHINGTON CAMP CUP,' PRESENTED TO CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER BY PRESIDENT GERALD FORD, 1976

STIEFF PEWTER 'WASHINGTON CAMP CUP,' PRESENTED TO CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER BY PRESIDENT GERALD FORD, 1976 the cup engraved with seal of the President and To Chief Justice Burger/Gerald R. Ford/1976

Lot: 1086 - RONALD REAGAN BRONZE MEDALLION MOUNTED AS A WOOD JEWELRY BOX

RONALD REAGAN BRONZE MEDALLION MOUNTED AS A WOOD JEWELRY BOX the wood box with green felt interior

Lot: 1087 - PAIR OF MERIDEN BRITANNIA CO. (CONNECTICUT) MONOGRAMMED SILVER WEIGHTED CANDLESTICKS

PAIR OF MERIDEN BRITANNIA CO. (CONNECTICUT) MONOGRAMMED SILVER WEIGHTED CANDLESTICKS stamped to underside, each monogrammed W, 8.16 ozt. gross (2)

Lot: 1088 - GROUP OF CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER'S SUPREME & DC COURT OPINIONS, AUTHORED PAMPHLETS, AND POCKET CONSTITUTIONS, SOME SIGNED BY BURGER

GROUP OF CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER'S SUPREME & DC COURT OPINIONS, AUTHORED PAMPHLETS, AND POCKET CONSTITUTIONS, SOME SIGNED BY BURGER including two pocket Constitution's signed by Burger, The Men Who Made the Constitution: A Bicentennial Portfolio, The Journal of Legal History, Vol. 8, No. 3, December 1987, with an article by Burger titled "Obstacles to an American Constitution," 1987 Bicentennial Edition of The Constitution of the United States of America, with a red paper insert signed by Burger, Slip Opinion - Syllabus for Lynch, Mayor of Pawtucket v. Donnelly, signed by Burger, with a correction on pp. 16, five copies of U.S. Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit decisions when Burger was a justice, U.S. Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit - Blocker V. United States blue bound pamphlet of court's decision, 1995 copy of the Fordham Law Review with an text of remarks by Burger titled 'The Decline of Professionalism,' a copy of the Tennessee Law Review, also featuring a copy of Burger's remarks 'The Decline of Professionalism,' dated Fall 1993, two copies of the pamphlet from the Installation of Warren E. Burger as Chief Justice, 1969 (16)

Lot: 1089 - TEN POCKET U.S. CONSTITUTIONS, EACH SIGNED BY BURGER, AND STATIONARY FROM THE OFFICE OF CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER

TEN POCKET U.S. CONSTITUTIONS, EACH SIGNED BY BURGER, AND STATIONARY FROM THE OFFICE OF CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER 10 pocket Constitutions, each signed by Burger, and a collection of note cards and unused bookplates, each the the gold seal of the Supreme Court of the United States

Lot: 1090 - COLLECTION OF OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER, THE BURGER COURT, AND THE WIVES OF THE JUSTICES OF THE SUPREME COURT

COLLECTION OF OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER, THE BURGER COURT, AND THE WIVES OF THE JUSTICES OF THE SUPREME COURT including two large photographs of the wives of the justices of the Supreme Court, and a black and white photograph of Burger meeting President Richard Nixon in the Oval Office

Lot: 1091 - CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER AUTOGRAPHED PHOTO

CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER AUTOGRAPHED PHOTO framed

Lot: 1092 - CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER AUTOGRAPHED FRAMED PHOTO DEDICATED TO HIS DAUGHTER MARGARET

CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER AUTOGRAPHED FRAMED PHOTO DEDICATED TO HIS DAUGHTER MARGARET the framed photo dedicated to his daughter and son-in-law, also signed by Mrs. Burger

Lot: 1093 - FRAN DI GIACOMO, AMERICAN/TEXAS , TWO SIGNED PORTRAIT PRINTS OF CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER

FRAN DI GIACOMO AMERICAN/TEXAS TWO SIGNED PORTRAIT PRINTS OF CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER each signed and numbered by the artist (2)

Lot: 1094 - TWO ALFALFA CLUB MEDALS, HAROLD STASSEN CAMPAIGN PIN, CHIEF JUSTICE BURGER'S SUITCASE TAGS, PRESIDENT RONALD REAGAN MATCHES

TWO ALFALFA CLUB MEDALS, HAROLD STASSEN CAMPAIGN PIN, CHIEF JUSTICE BURGER'S SUITCASE TAGS, PRESIDENT RONALD REAGAN MATCHES 2 Alfalfa Club gilt medals on ribbon, a Harold Stassen campaign button, a pair of plastic luggage tags, and 4 Ronald Reagan White House matches (9)

Lot: 1095 - BULLARD'S BRASS DESK CLOCK AND THERMOMETER, PRESENTED TO CHIEF JUSTICE JUSTICE WARREN BURGER BY THE DELTA ALUMNI CHAPTER PHI BETA GAMMA, 1972

BULLARD'S BRASS DESK CLOCK AND THERMOMETER, PRESENTED TO CHIEF JUSTICE JUSTICE WARREN BURGER BY THE DELTA ALUMNI CHAPTER PHI BETA GAMMA, 1972 the Swiss clock with a thermometer and a barometer, with gift inscription dated August 9, 1972

Lot: 1096 - JAMES THOMSON (NEW YORK, NY) SILVER CRESTED MUG, CIRCA 1833-1844

JAMES THOMSON (NEW YORK, NY) SILVER CRESTED MUG, CIRCA 1833-1844 underside stamped Jas. Thomson and New York, with a shaped handle, the crest with Latin motto: Aquila Non Capit Muscas, 4.55 ozt.

Lot: 1097 - GENERAL MOTORS PRESENTATION MODEL OF A CAR TO CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER, 1987

GENERAL MOTORS PRESENTATION MODEL OF A CAR TO CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER, 1987 the model on black stand, with inscription commemorating Justice Burger's visit to GM on January 30, 1987, in fitted box

Lot: 1098 - PEWTER COASTERS MONOGRAMMED 'B' FOR BURGER AND OTHER PEWTER ITEMS

PEWTER COASTERS MONOGRAMMED 'B' FOR BURGER AND OTHER PEWTER ITEMS 4 small dishes monogrammed 'B,' 2 small plates, and a tall cup with German-Austrian eagle (7)

Lot: 1099 - TWO VINTAGE WOMEN'S HANDBAGS BELONGING TO MRS. WARREN BURGER

TWO VINTAGE WOMEN'S HANDBAGS BELONGING TO MRS. WARREN BURGER (2)

Lot: 1100 - GROUP OF AMERICAN SILVER PIECES, INCLUDING COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG, THEODORE B. STARR, FRANK W. SMITH AND KIRK

GROUP OF AMERICAN SILVER PIECES, INCLUDING COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG, THEODORE B. STARR, FRANK W. SMITH AND KIRK including a Theodore B. Starr tablespoon with shell handle, engraved Hampton and dated 1886 to reverse; a Frank W. Smith Silver Co. 'Federal Cotillion' place spoon; Kirk repousse child's fork; 3 Colonial Williamsburg decanter labels, and four American silver decanter labels; an open salt with a cranberry glass liner, 6.5 ozt. weighable (11)

Lot: 1101 - CONFRERIE DES CHEVALIERS DU TASTEVIN SILVER PLATED MEDAL PRESENTED TO CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER

CONFRERIE DES CHEVALIERS DU TASTEVIN SILVER PLATED MEDAL PRESENTED TO CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER the tastevin with a snake-form handle, with Confrerie des Chevaliers du Tastevin to center, on a red and yellow ribbon

Lot: 1102 - KIRK STIEFF FOR COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG PEWTER ROYAL COAT OF ARMS BOX

KIRK STIEFF FOR COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG PEWTER ROYAL COAT OF ARMS BOX the cut cornered box with gilt applied coat of arms of England, underside stamped KIRK STIEFF

Lot: 1103 - ORREFORS GLASS BOWL

ORREFORS GLASS BOWL the modern bowl signed and with a label

Lot: 1104 - TWO PEWTER PIECES PRESENTED TO CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER

TWO PEWTER PIECES PRESENTED TO CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER consisting of a Kirk Stieff Washington Cup presented to Burger in 1988 from the Department of the Army, and a circular dish by Salisbury, presented to Burger from the National Council of United States Magistrates, June 20, 1985 (2)

Lot: 1105 - AUSTEN & SON (CORK, IRELAND) PEWTER JUGS AND OTHER PEWTER ITEMS

AUSTEN & SON (CORK, IRELAND) PEWTER JUGS AND OTHER PEWTER ITEMS 3 stamped Austen & Son to underside; a larger example with mark; and a tankard (5)

Lot: 1106 - PLASTER DEATH MASK OF DANTE, DONE BY CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER WHEN HE WAS 15 YEARS OLD IN 1923

PLASTER DEATH MASK OF DANTE, DONE BY CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER WHEN HE WAS 15 YEARS OLD IN 1923 signed and dated 1923 by Burger at the back, with a photocopy of a letter from Burger describing the making of the mask

Lot: 1107 - AMERICAN $20 CURRENCY NOTE, PRINTED IN MINNEAPOLIS, 1914 - UNGRADED

AMERICAN $20 CURRENCY NOTE, PRINTED IN MINNEAPOLIS, 1914 - UNGRADED depicting Grover Cleveland in profile, the reverse with a steamship and steam locomotive

Lot: 1108 - GROUP OF SILVER PLATED TEA AND TABLEWARES, INCLUDING ELKINGTON & CO.

GROUP OF SILVER PLATED TEA AND TABLEWARES, INCLUDING ELKINGTON & CO. includes a Victorian Elkington & Co. biscuit barrel, a Reed & Barton teapot, cased set of six silver plated cordials, and a Rogers creamer and covered sugar (10)

Lot: 1109 - FRANK R. ALBRECHT, MINNESOTA/AMERICAN 1939-2022, GROUP OF HUMMINGBIRDS, Lucite

FRANK R. ALBRECHT MINNESOTA/AMERICAN, 1939-2022 GROUP OF HUMMINGBIRDS Lucite

Lot: 1110 - COLLECTION OF WORLD WAR II MEDALS AND PINS

COLLECTION OF WORLD WAR II MEDALS AND PINS

Lot: 1111 - PHI ALPHA DELTA 10K YELLOW GOLD POCKET WATCH WINDER

PHI ALPHA DELTA 10K YELLOW GOLD POCKET WATCH WINDER engraved B-251 and 10k to back, 4.72 grams Note: Chief Justice Burger was a member of Phi Alpha Delta, the international law fraternity.

Lot: 1112 - GROUP OF PINS, CUFFLINKS AND TIE CLIPS WITH THE SEAL OF THE PRESIDENT, AND THE CENTENNIAL, FROM THE COLLECTION OF CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER

GROUP OF PINS, CUFFLINKS AND TIE CLIPS WITH THE SEAL OF THE PRESIDENT, AND THE CENTENNIAL, FROM THE COLLECTION OF CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER including a Ronald Reagan tie clip, a key chain with a coin with the seal of the Vice President, signed George H.W. Bush, a pair of We The People cufflinks from the Centennial, and two pairs of cufflinks with gold and blue enamel with the seal of the President (8)

Lot: 1113 - GROUP OF AMERICAN FLAG AND CENTENNIAL PINS FROM THE COLLECTION OF CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER

GROUP OF AMERICAN FLAG AND CENTENNIAL PINS FROM THE COLLECTION OF CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER consisting of 11 We The People bicentennial enamel pins, 4 Americans flags, set of 10 Centennial pins depicting the Statue of Liberty and 3 others (28)

Lot: 1114 - GROUP OF ASSORTED ENAMEL PINS FROM THE COLLECTION OF CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER

GROUP OF ASSORTED ENAMEL PINS FROM THE COLLECTION OF CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER including a gilt IKE pin, a silver and enamel 1976 Bicentennial pendant, of the enamel pins (some silver): US Air Force, GRI Virginia, National Multi List Service, Suburban Journals 1987 Sponsor VP Fair Fireworks, National Association of Real Estate Boards (pair), 20 Years of Service in US Government silver pin, Dale Carnegie Sales Course, USO, silver pine cones; a silver white and blue charm, including a St. Paul Winter Carnival gold tone and red enamel medal, and a For Good Conduct medal

Lot: 1115 - GROUP OF BUTTONS AND CUFFLINKS WITH THE SEAL OF THE SUPREME COURT, FROM THE COLLECTION OF CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER

GROUP OF BUTTONS AND CUFFLINKS WITH THE SEAL OF THE SUPREME COURT, FROM THE COLLECTION OF CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER including a pair of gold and red cufflinks, and a collection of buttons, each with the seal of the Supreme Court

Lot: 1116 - GROUP OF CUFFLINKS AND BUTTONS FROM THE INAUGURATION OF PRESIDENT RONALD REAGAN, 1981, FROM THE COLLECTION OF CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER

GROUP OF CUFFLINKS AND BUTTONS FROM THE INAUGURATION OF PRESIDENT RONALD REAGAN, 1981, FROM THE COLLECTION OF CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER includes to sets of buttons, each of 7, the lid with a note from the Inaugural Committee, dated January 20, 1981, and two pairs of cufflinks with the seal of the Inauguration

Lot: 1117 - THREE MINNESOTA ITEMS FROM THE COLLECTION OF CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER

THREE MINNESOTA ITEMS FROM THE COLLECTION OF CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN BURGER including a St. Paul Winter Carnival gold metal and red enamel badge, a Special Deputy Sheriff - Minnesota pin engraved to Chief Justice Warren Burger, and a Jostens Kittenball necklace (3)

Lot: 1118 - GROUP OF BASEBALL AND FOOTBALL CARDS

GROUP OF BASEBALL AND FOOTBALL CARDS

Lot: 1119 - CHUMASH STEATITE FIGURE OF A KILLER WHALE, 19TH CENTURY height: 4 1/4 x length: 5 1/8 inches

CHUMASH STEATITE FIGURE OF A KILLER WHALE, 19TH CENTURY set with shell beads

Lot: 1120 - NAMPEYO, (HOPI / (HANO) FIRST MESA, 1859-1942) POLYCHROME POTTERY BOWL

NAMPEYO, (HOPI / (HANO) FIRST MESA, 1859-1942) POLYCHROME POTTERY BOWL Turn of 20th c., Fred Harvey Company label, attached on exterior, which reads : "Made by Nampeyo-Hano"

Lot: 1121 - JENNIE LAATE (ACOMA-MARRIED ZUNI, 1933-1994) POLYCHROME POTTERY OLLA

JENNIE LAATE (ACOMA-MARRIED ZUNI, 1933-1994) POLYCHROME POTTERY OLLA, Circa. 1980, Decorated with birds & heart-line deer, signed on base.

Lot: 1122 - ROBERT AGUILAR (KEWA, B. 1968) BLACKWARE POTTERY BOWL 7 x 8 in. (17.8 x 20.3 cm.)

ROBERT AGUILAR (KEWA, B. 1968) BLACKWARE POTTERY BOWL signed at base.

Lot: 1123 - VIDAL AGUILAR (KEWA, B.1972) POLYCHROME POTTERY DOUGH BOWL

VIDAL AGUILAR (KEWA, B.1972) POLYCHROME POTTERY DOUGH BOWL Identified on base.

Lot: 1124 - TOMASITA MONTOYA (OHKAY OWINGEH (SAN JUAN PUEBLO), 1899-1978) 5 x 7 1/2 in. (12.7 x 19.1 cm.)

TOMASITA MONTOYA (OHKAY OWINGEH (SAN JUAN PUEBLO), 1899-1978) Carved redware clay jar with paint decoration, inscribed at base,

Lot: 1125 - ACOMA POTTERY OLLA

ACOMA POTTERY OLLA, Bird and Geometric motifs on a white ground, indented base.

Lot: 1126 - NELDA LUCERO (ACOMA PUEBLO, 20TH C.) POTTERY OLLA

NELDA LUCERO (ACOMA PUEBLO, 20TH C.) POTTERY OLLA, Signed at base "N. Lucero Acoma." Daughter of Marie C. Torivio, Lucero's own pottery flourished heavily during the fourth quarter of the 20th century. Height:_________________________Diameter__________________

Lot: 1127 - ROOKWOOD FRENCH RED VASE, DESIGNED BY SARA SAX, DATED 1921 Height: 13 7/8 inches

ROOKWOOD FRENCH RED VASE, DESIGNED BY SARA SAX, DATED 1921 the tall baluster vase with a gunmetal glaze with flowers in orange and blue, impressed Rookwood mark and 2551 with artist monogram

Lot: 1128 - ROOKWOOD POTTERY BLACK MATTE GROUND VASE DECORATED BY OLGA GENEVA REED, 1911

ROOKWOOD POTTERY BLACK MATTE GROUND VASE DECORATED BY OLGA GENEVA REED, 1911 the matte black vase with blueberries, branch, and leaf decoration encircling the shoulder, marked to the bottom and signed O.G.R. with flame mark and 1091

Lot: 1129 - ERIC OLSON FOR COMMON GROUND POTTERY LIDDED VASE WITH MUSHROOMS

ERIC OLSON FOR COMMON GROUND POTTERY LIDDED VASE WITH MUSHROOMS signed and dated to underside

Lot: 1130 - ERIC OLSON FOR COMMON GROUND POTTERY TULIP CHARGER AND VASE

ERIC OLSON FOR COMMON GROUND POTTERY TULIP CHARGER AND VASE the two decorated with white tulips, both signed and dated to the underside (2)

Lot: 1131 - ERIC OLSON FOR COMMON GROUND POTTERY VASE WITH OAK LEAVES AND ACORNS

ERIC OLSON FOR COMMON GROUND POTTERY VASE WITH OAK LEAVES AND ACORNS the brown glazed vase decorated with oak leaves and acorns

Lot: 1132 - LUCY CHAMBERLAIN, CALIFORNIA, AMERICAN 20TH/21ST CENTURY, BLUE GLASS SCULPTURE, 2006, Glass

LUCY CHAMBERLAIN CALIFORNIA, AMERICAN, 20TH/21ST CENTURY BLUE GLASS SCULPTURE, 2006 Glass signed and dated, the width and depth of the largest piece is 23.5 by 17.5 inches; the width and depth of the smallest piece is 13.5 by 13 inches. (5)

Lot: 1133 - SARAH GRANT FOR STICKS POLYCHROME HAND-PAINTED DINING TABLE AND SIX CHAIRS 30 in. (76.2 cm.) height, 72 in. (182.9 cm.) diameter

SARAH GRANT FOR STICKS POLYCHROME HAND-PAINTED DINING TABLE AND SIX CHAIRS The circular dining table decorated with beach scenes, birds, boats and houses and landscapes. The border inscribed with whimsical and poetic inscriptions on a square support with step square plinth. (7)

Lot: 1134 - GROUP OF FIVE NANTUCKET BASKETS WITH HANDLES

GROUP OF FIVE NANTUCKET BASKETS WITH HANDLES Largest, height: 6 1/4", second largest sigend "Kayan", smallest signed "BFDR 1978" (5)

Lot: 1135 - NANTUCKET COVERED BASKET WITH HANDLE

NANTUCKET COVERED BASKET WITH HANDLE Height: 7 1/4" inches

Lot: 1136 - TWO NANTUCKET BASKETS WITH SEASHELLS ON COVER

TWO NANTUCKET BASKETS WITH SEASHELLS ON COVER The largest, inscribed "Fecit Eak 1978", height: 6 1/2"(2), the second basket, inscribed "JBK 1978"

Lot: 1137 - FOUR NANTUCKET HANDLED BASKETS

FOUR NANTUCKET HANDLED BASKETS Largest, Height 6" (4), two baskets in group inscribed "BFDR" 1981 and 1989

Lot: 1138 - FOUR NANTUCKET HANDLED BASKETS

FOUR NANTUCKET HANDLED BASKETS The largest, height: 10 1/4", branded and inscribed "BFDR" 1977, (4)

Lot: 1139 - GROUP OF FOUR NANTUCKET BASKETS

GROUP OF FOUR NANTUCKET BASKETS largest, height: 11 1/2"(4)

Lot: 1140 - EARLY AMERICAN IMPRINTS, 1795–1849. COLLECTION OF OVER 200 PAMPHLETS IN 21 SAMMELBANDS FROM THE LIBRARY OF NEW YORK STATESMAN ROBERT H. PRUYN (1815–1882), INCLUDING 1804 HAMILTON / CROSWELL LIBEL TRIAL SPEECH..

EARLY AMERICAN IMPRINTS, 1795–1849. COLLECTION OF OVER 200 PAMPHLETS IN 21 SAMMELBANDS FROM THE LIBRARY OF NEW YORK STATESMAN ROBERT H. PRUYN (1815–1882), INCLUDING 1804 HAMILTON / CROSWELL LIBEL TRIAL SPEECH.. Albany, New York and various American imprints, 1795–1849. 8vo, bindings contemporary leather over marbled boards. A substantial assemblage of approximately 210 pamphlets bound in 21 half-calf sammelbands from the working library of Robert Hewson Pruyn (1815–1882), Albany lawyer, legislator, and later United States minister to Japan. Two folding maps are present, in addition to a number of plates, charts and in-text illustrations. Among the earliest and most notable items in the collection is The Speeches at Full Length… in the Great Cause of the People against Harry Croswell (New York, 1804), preserving the arguments in the celebrated libel trial in which Alexander Hamilton articulated his influential defense of freedom of the press. The collection also includes early publications relating to the development of New York's internal improvements, including the 1817 Report of the Canal Commissioners concerning the Erie Canal, later canal reports and memorials, and an 1847 Buffalo harbor improvement report containing a folding map of the harbor at Black Rock, measuring approximately 15" x 36". Other pamphlets reflect the political, religious, and social reform movements of the early republic and antebellum period. These include the 1815 declaration of the Society of People known as Shakers refusing military service, the 1808 account of Francisco de Miranda's revolutionary expedition, and Samuel Wilkeson's critique of Harriet Martineau's influential travel narrative Retrospect of Western Travel (1838). Notable among these is a presentation copy of a report on the Seaman's Aid Society inscribed by Sarah J. Hale, reformer and influential editor of Godey's Lady Book. The collection preserves ample evidence of the literary, artistic and cultural institutions shaping public life in New York during this period, including publications and catalogues issued by the American Art-Union, the National Academy of Design, and the Albany Gallery of Fine Arts. Education and religion are heavily represented, with numerous works relating to Union College, Albany College, Rutgers and Hamilton College, among many others. The collection features author-inscribed presentation copies, examples bearing the original manuscript ownership signature of Pruyn, and at least one pamphlet bearing the ownership signature of Gerritt Y. Lansing (1783-1862), a prominent lawyer and New York State assemblyman whose daughter Pruyn later wed.

Lot: 1141 - SMITH, ADAM. AN INQUIRY INTO THE NATURE AND CAUSES OF THE WEALTH OF NATIONS. PRINTED IN PHILADELPHIA BY THOMAS DOBSON, THREE VOLUMES, 1796

SMITH, ADAM. AN INQUIRY INTO THE NATURE AND CAUSES OF THE WEALTH OF NATIONS. PRINTED IN PHILADELPHIA BY THOMAS DOBSON, THREE VOLUMES, 1796 in three volumes; Philadelphia: Thomas Dobson, 1796. Second American edition. 12mo. In 3 volumes.Complete and with fly leaves. Contemporary tree sheep, gilt-ruled spines; red ribbon page marker. Evans 31196.

Lot: 1142 - ROBERT H. PRUYN. LEATHER BOUND PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM OF THE NEW YORK CONSTITUTIONAL COMMISSION, 1872–1873

ROBERT H. PRUYN. LEATHER BOUND PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM OF THE NEW YORK CONSTITUTIONAL COMMISSION, 1872–1873 custom-bound for Robert H. Pruyn (1815-1882), containing 37 albumen portraits by the official Capitol photographers Churchill & Denison of members associated with the New York Constitutional Commission, which convened at Albany in 1872–1873 under Pruyn's chairmanship; notably, 35 of 37 portraits are signed on the page by the subjects, including prominent Reconstruction-era leaders such as Governor John A. Dix (Union Major General), New York City Mayor George Opdyke (Civil War Draft Riots leader) and Tammany Hall figure Augustus Schell; album retains the original printed index (Pages A-35) with the inclusion of Governor John T. Hoffman and the editor William Cassidy (unsigned. This association copy features the gilt-stamped name of the Chairman on the upper board and carries the subsequent bookplate of his son, Robert Clarence Pruyn (1847-1934), noted Albany banker and philanthropist Note: Robert H. Pruyn was a prominent New York politician and diplomat who served in the New York State Assembly, including as Speaker, and later as United States Minister to Japan (1862–1865), appointed by Abraham Lincoln. In 1872 he was appointed chairman of the New York Constitutional Commission charged with reviewing the state constitution of 1846.

Lot: 1143 - ALASKA AND YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK 1899 TRAVEL ALBUM, WITH 113 ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPHS

ALASKA AND YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK 1899 TRAVEL ALBUM, WITH 113 ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPHS consisting of 113 mounted original silver photographs taken during a trip to Alaska by William N. Gates and his wife (of Cleveland, Ohio) in 1899, consisting of images of the Regulator (a sternwheeler on the Columbia River, Oregon), Portland, Oregon, Mt. Rainier, Seattle, Washington, Juneau, Alaska, Skagway, Alaska, Summit of White Pass, Lynn Canal, Alaska, image of Native American vendors at Sitka, Alaska, one image of Native American children at Mission School, Sitka, Alaska, an image in Sitka of Professor John Muir, five images of Totem Poles at Wrangell, Glacier Bay, Alaska, Tacoma, Washington, Chief 'Partees Piries' of Flat Head Tribe, Arlee, Montana, Yellowstone National Park, including images of geysers, lodgings, Mackinac Harbor, Michigan, a pasted down 1898 copy of the Maps of the Pacific Coast Steamship Co. Routes, with a handwritten itinerary of their ship's, the S.S. City of Topeka's route, a map of Yellowstone Park taken from a Rand McNally & Co. book, as well as 10 calling cards, also included are four images by Eric A. Hegg, three 8x10 images by Gates

Lot: 1144 - CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY & STATE GOVERNMENT ALMANAC FOR 1836, WORKING COPY WITH EXTENSIVE MANUSCRIPT LEDGER OF CAPITOL HILL ATTORNEY FRANCIS A. DICKENS, INCLUDING DEBT OWED BY PRESIDENT POLK

CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY & STATE GOVERNMENT ALMANAC FOR 1836, WORKING COPY WITH EXTENSIVE MANUSCRIPT LEDGER OF CAPITOL HILL ATTORNEY FRANCIS A. DICKENS, INCLUDING DEBT OWED BY PRESIDENT POLK Washington: Printed by J. Elliot, Jr., 1836. 12mo. Original leather wallet-style binding, with flap and partial closure remnants; ownership inscription, "Francis A. Dickens, Washington City." Printed almanac with extensive contemporary manuscript entries in ink throughout, including accounts, memoranda, committee references, and legal or claims-related notes. A fascinating Washington almanac converted into the working pocket ledger of Francis A. Dickens, Washington claim agent and attorney. Manuscript contents document claims, accounts, and political contacts in the capital during 1836, including a notable entry recording $100 due from James K. Polk, then Speaker of the House, marked paid on November 15, 1836. Additional entries reference George French Strother and other clients, while several pages are organized by congressional committee chairmen, including Claims, Pensions, and Revolutionary Claims, with associated names and matters listed beneath. Other notes reference the Ship Alleghany Claims and John J. Bulow. The printed contents include Washington civic and governmental matter, including listings for the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal Company, the American Colonization Society, and District tax rates. An evocative survival documenting the practical world of antebellum claims work, political networking, and daily professional life in Washington City.

Lot: 1145 - ROOSEVELT, THEODORE. HUNTING TRIPS OF A RANCHMAN: SPORT ON THE NORTHERN CATTLE PLAINS, LIMITED LARGE PAPER MEDORA EDITION, 1885

ROOSEVELT, THEODORE. HUNTING TRIPS OF A RANCHMAN: SPORT ON THE NORTHERN CATTLE PLAINS, LIMITED LARGE PAPER MEDORA EDITION, 1885 Roosevelt, Theodore. Hunting Trips of a Ranchman. Sketches of Sport on the Northern Cattle Plains. 4 India-proof etchings by R. Swain Gifford, 7 Japan-proof engravings after J.C. Beard, 20 plates. xvi, 318 pages. 4to, publisher's gilt pictorial cloth; uncut; one of 500 large-paper copies in the Medora Edition; contemporary owner signature on front free endpaper dated "1885." New York/London: G. P. Putnam's Sons: 1885

Lot: 1146 - AMERICAN LEATHER PHOTO ALBUM, CONTAINING CDV IMAGES OF CHANG AND ENG BUNKER, CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS, BALTIMORE AND FREDERICK, MARYLAND CITIZENS, MID 19TH CENTURY

AMERICAN LEATHER PHOTO ALBUM, CONTAINING CDV IMAGES OF CHANG AND ENG BUNKER, CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS, BALTIMORE AND FREDERICK, MARYLAND CITIZENS, MID 19TH CENTURY the leather photo album with brass straps, containing photos of: Chang and Eng Bunker by Selby & McCauley from Israel & Co; General Tom Thumb/Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Stratton by Charles D. Fredricks & Co., Brooklyn, NY; Champion Tweed II; two photos from Shanghai of a Japanese Lady and a Chinese Youth, taken by Ying Cheong; Colonel John Singleton Mosby; signed H.C. Webb image of actress Emma Webb by Mathew Brady; Deer Park Hotel, Cumberland, MD; Jefferson Davis in a dress, "I thought your Government was more magnanimous than to hunt down women and children," by C.H. Anderson; signed CDV of W.H. Bennett; two signed CDV's of O.S. Winchester; Robert E. Lee by Edward Anthony

Lot: 1147 - HENRY ADAMS. HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, BOUND IN RED MOROCCO BY ORROCK FOR WANAMAKER'S, NINE VOLUMES, 1891

HENRY ADAMS. HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, BOUND IN RED MOROCCO BY ORROCK FOR WANAMAKER'S, NINE VOLUMES, 1891 Adams, Henry. History of the United States of America... London/NY: Putnam's and Scribner's, 1891; three-quarter bound in red leather with marbled boards with gilt design, five raised, spine labels with impressed titles in gilt, top edge gilt, library bookplate to each: From the Pottsville Public Library Pottsville, Pa. Thomas H. Schollenberger Collection (9)

Lot: 1148 - BAIST'S REAL ESTATE ATLAS OF SURVEYS OF WASHINGTON, DC, VOL. 1 ONLY, 1932

BAIST'S REAL ESTATE ATLAS OF SURVEYS OF WASHINGTON, DC, VOL. 1 ONLY, 1932 Baist's Real Estate Atlas of Surveys of Washington, District of Columbia, Complete in Four Volumes. Philadelphia: G.W. Baist's Sons, 1932. Large Folio. Each plan laid onto linen

Lot: 1149 - COLLECTION OF 140 ANTIQUE ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA AND RICHMOND, VIRGINIA POSTCARDS

COLLECTION OF 140 ANTIQUE ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA AND RICHMOND, VIRGINIA POSTCARDS depicting King Street and historic buildings, sites and places around Alexandria; along with postcards of historic buildings, sites and places in Richmond, Virginia

Lot: 1150 - CONGRESSMAN SEATON GRANTLAND'S SPEECH ON JOHN QUINCY ADAMS MOTION REGARDING THE CHEROKEE TREATY. 1836

CONGRESSMAN SEATON GRANTLAND'S SPEECH ON JOHN QUINCY ADAMS MOTION REGARDING THE CHEROKEE TREATY. 1836 Grantland, [Seaborn]. Speech of Mr. Grantland, of Georgia, While in Committee of the Whole, on Mr. Adams's Motion to Strike Out the Appropriation for Carrying into Effect the Cherokee Treaty. Delivered in the House of Representatives, June 29, 1836. Washington: Printed by Gales and Seaton, 1836. 8vo pamphlet, stab-stitched, early pencil notation to cover. Note: Scarce congressional pamphlet concerning the implementation of the controversial Cherokee Treaty of New Echota (1835), which authorized the forced removal of the Cherokee Nation from the southeastern United States. The speech responds to a motion by John Quincy Adams, who sought to strike the appropriation funding enforcement of the treaty. Adams argued the treaty had been negotiated by a minority faction of Cherokee representatives and lacked legitimacy among the broader Cherokee Nation.

Lot: 1151 - PHOTOGRAPHIC HISTORY OF THE CIVIL WAR, SEMI-CENTENNIAL MEMORIAL EDITION, COMPLETE IN TEN VOLUMES, 1911

PHOTOGRAPHIC HISTORY OF THE CIVIL WAR, SEMI-CENTENNIAL MEMORIAL EDITION, COMPLETE IN TEN VOLUMES, 1911 Miller, Francis Trevelyan, and Lanier, Robert S., et. al. Photographic History of the Civil War. NY: The Review of Reviews Company, 1911. Ten Volumes. Each bound in blue cloth (10)

Lot: 1152 - SECRET PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES OF THE CONVENTION ASSEMBLED AT PHILADELPHIA, IN THE YEAR 1787, FOR THE PURPOSE OF FORMING THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

SECRET PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES OF THE CONVENTION ASSEMBLED AT PHILADELPHIA, IN THE YEAR 1787, FOR THE PURPOSE OF FORMING THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Yates, Robert. Secret proceedings and debates of the convention assembled at Philadelphia : in the year 1787, for the purpose of forming the Constitution of the United States of America... Washington, DC: G. Templeman, 1836. 308pp. 8vo, rebound in modern navy blue cloth with gilt lettering to spine. Note: An early Washington political imprint presenting the debates of the Constitutional Convention largely from the notes of New York delegate Robert Yates, an Anti-Federalist who withdrew from the convention in July 1787.

Lot: 1153 - SANDBURG, CARL. ABRAHAM LINCOLN: THE PRAIRIE YEARS AND THE WAR YEARS. BOUND IN FULL MOROCCO BY BAYNTUN, 1954

SANDBURG, CARL. ABRAHAM LINCOLN: THE PRAIRIE YEARS AND THE WAR YEARS. BOUND IN FULL MOROCCO BY BAYNTUN, 1954 New York: Harcourt, Brace and Co., 1954. 8vo; finely bound in full brown Morocco by Bayntun of Bath, England, for Kroch's & Brentano's-Chicago, the spine with raised bands and gilt compartments, boards with gilt fillet borders, all edges gilt

Lot: 1154 - JAN W. FAUL, AMERICAN 1945-, COLLECTION OF 130 BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPHS FROM THE OFFICE OF ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY AND SENATOR HOWARD BAKER'S OFFICE, 1970'S

JAN W. FAUL AMERICAN, 1945- COLLECTION OF 130 BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPHS FROM THE OFFICE OF ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY AND SENATOR HOWARD BAKER'S OFFICE, 1970'S consisting mostly of photographs he took while working at the Office of Economic Opportunity, the Smithsonian, and the office of Senator Howard Baker (R-TN), some signed and dated by Faul

Lot: 1155 - COLLECTION OF PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN BUTTONS, FROM FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT TO GEORGE W. BUSH

COLLECTION OF PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN BUTTONS, FROM FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT TO GEORGE W. BUSH consisting of buttons from the 1930s (some as early as Herbert Hoover) to the early 2000s, in five framed shadow boxes (5)

Lot: 1156 - PRESIDENT DWIGHT EISENHOWER FINE SILVER INAUGURAL MEDAL, 1953

PRESIDENT DWIGHT EISENHOWER FINE SILVER INAUGURAL MEDAL, 1953 the medal, struck in fine silver by the Medallic Art Company of New York and signed along edge, 70 mm (2 3/4 in. diameter), 5.65 ozt.. displaying a bust of Eisenhower facing left with "DWIGHT DAVID EISENHOWER. MCMLIII" surrounding, with sculptor's name, "W. HANCOCK" just beneath the bust; reverse has, "INAUGURATED PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA JANUARY 20 1953" below an eagle

Lot: 1157 - AMERICAN THREE HANDLED ART NOUVEAU COPPER TROPHY FOR THE ANDERSON HILL CLIMB, AMATEUR AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION, 1910

AMERICAN THREE HANDLED ART NOUVEAU COPPER TROPHY FOR THE ANDERSON HILL CLIMB, AMATEUR AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION, 1910 label John Frick Jewelry Co. New York obscuring maker's mark, won by G.B. Lambert

Lot: 1158 - COLLECTION OF VIETNAM AND COLD WAR ERA AIR FORCE MEDALS

COLLECTION OF VIETNAM AND COLD WAR ERA AIR FORCE MEDALS framed, consisting of 14 medals and a silver Air Force wings Note: These medals were awarded to Lieutenant Colonel Stanley G. Southworth Jr. (1930–2002), a career United States Air Force officer who served during Vietnam and the Cold War.

Lot: 1159 - THEODORE ROOSEVELT TINTED PLASTER BUST

THEODORE ROOSEVELT TINTED PLASTER BUST

Lot: 1160 - AMERICAN SCHOOL , 19TH CENTURY, PORTRAIT OF A WOMAN, Oil on canvas, 30 x 25 in. (76.2 x 63.5 cm.), Frame: 39 x 33 in. (99.1 x 83.8 cm.)

AMERICAN SCHOOL 19TH CENTURY PORTRAIT OF A WOMAN Oil on canvas No signature observed

Lot: 1161 - FRANK DE HAVEN, 1856-1934, LANDSCAPE, Oil on canvas, 12 1/4 x 16 1/4 in. (31.1 x 41.3 cm.), Frame: 17 1/2 x 22 in. (44.5 x 55.9 cm.)

FRANK DE HAVEN 1856-1934 LANDSCAPE Oil on canvas Lower left signed:

Lot: 1162 - AMERICAN SCHOOL , 19TH CENTURY, HUDSON RIVER SCHOOL LANDSCAPE, Oil on canvas, 24 x 36 in. (61 x 91.4 cm.), Frame: 32 x 44 in. (81.3 x 111.8 cm.)

AMERICAN SCHOOL 19TH CENTURY HUDSON RIVER SCHOOL LANDSCAPE Oil on canvas No signature observed; original gilt frame painted

Lot: 1163 - MARY PORTER BIGELOW, AMERICAN 1886-1969, BURKE HOLLOW WITH BURKE MOUNTAIN, VERMONT, WINTER, Oil on canvas board, 18 x 24 in. (45.7 x 61 cm.), Frame: 21 5/8 x 27 1/2 in. (54.9 x 69.9 cm.)

MARY PORTER BIGELOW AMERICAN, 1886-1969 BURKE HOLLOW WITH BURKE MOUNTAIN, VERMONT, WINTER Oil on canvas board Lower right signed hidden by frame: Mary Bigelow; verso upper left inscribed: Burke Hollow; verso upper right inscribed: Property of / Warren E. Burger / [signature] / dated 6/29/69 Catalogue note: Mary Porter Bigelow depicted the White Mountains of New Hampshire and Vermont in oils. She studied with Charles Curtis Allen, who was her neighbor, and also for brief periods with Aldro Hibbard, Marion Sloane, and Anthony Thieme. For most of her life, Bigelow focused on her domestic commitments instead of her art; and it was not until later years that she returned to painting. She did small oil sketches while on frequent trips, which she converted to larger paintings when she returned to her studio. Bigelow did not exhibit widely and often gave away her paintings rather than selling them. Source: Women Artists in the White Mountains, 1840-1940 (Hanover, NH, 1990).

Lot: 1164 - LOUIS J. FEUCHTER, AMERICAN, BALTIMORE 1885-1957, SHADE TREE BY THE FRONT PORCH, Oil on board, Sight: 5 3/4 x 8 in. (14.6 x 20.3 cm.), Frame: 11 1/8 x 13 5/8 in. (28.3 x 34.6 cm.)

LOUIS J. FEUCHTER AMERICAN, BALTIMORE, 1885-1957 SHADE TREE BY THE FRONT PORCH Oil on board Verso gallery label: DAWSON GALLERY; inv no. DG4275

Lot: 1165 - JAMES FRANCIS O'BRIEN, AMERICAN 1917-1996, CEMENT TRUCK, BETHESDA, Oil on canvas, 25 x 20 in. (63.5 x 50.8 cm.), Frame: 20 x 24 3/4 in. (50.8 x 62.9 cm.)

JAMES FRANCIS O'BRIEN AMERICAN, 1917-1996 CEMENT TRUCK, BETHESDA Oil on canvas Verso: handwritten note titled "Cement Truck"; printed map of Bethesda; printed monogram "OB."

Lot: 1166 - PETER WADDELL, AMERICAN b. 1955, TIME'S SHADOW - TUDOR PLACE, GEORGETOWN, Oil on canvas, 21 1/2 x 28 in. (54.6 x 71.1 cm.), Frame: 24 x 30 in. (61 x 76.2 cm.)

PETER WADDELL AMERICAN, b. 1955 TIME'S SHADOW - TUDOR PLACE, GEORGETOWN Oil on canvas Lower right signed: Peter Waddell / M M; verso titled on canvas: 2-Times Shadow; verso artist label

Lot: 1167 - FREDERICK MCDUFF, WASHINGTON D C 1931-2011, MOTHER AND CHILD, Oil on canvas, 12 x 16 in. (30.5 x 40.6 cm.), Frame: 19 x 23 1/2 in. (48.3 x 59.7 cm.)

FREDERICK MCDUFF WASHINGTON D C, 1931-2011 MOTHER AND CHILD Oil on canvas Lower left signed

Lot: 1168 - GRETCHEN KRATZER WOOD, AMERICAN 1894-1988, VIEW OF LINCOLN MEMORIAL AND REFLECTING POOL - 1936, Oil on board, 20 x 24 in. (50.8 x 61 cm.)

GRETCHEN KRATZER WOOD AMERICAN, 1894-1988 VIEW OF LINCOLN MEMORIAL AND REFLECTING POOL - 1936 Oil on board Lower left signed and dated: Gretchen K. Wood '36 Catalogue Note: Wood studied at the Art Students League, New York and with Eric Pape and Cecilia Beaux. She also studied with Antonio Sosomayor in Madrid. Much of her life was spent in Puerto Rico where her murals are still displayed.

Lot: 1169 - ROSALIE MACGILL CAREY, AMERICAN, BALTIMORE b. 1898, I. HUNTS MEETING PLACE, Oil on canvas, 24 x 24 in. (61 x 61 cm.), Frame: 25 1/2 x 25 1/2 in. (64.8 x 64.8 cm.)

ROSALIE MACGILL CAREY AMERICAN, BALTIMORE, b. 1898 I. HUNTS MEETING PLACE Oil on canvas Lower left signed: Rosalie Carey Verso inscribed on stretcher bar in graphite: I. Hunts Meeting Place.

Lot: 1170 - BILL J. HAMMON, AMERICAN 1920-1988, UNTITLED, Oil on canvas, 36 x 20 1/4 in. (91.4 x 51.4 cm.), Frame: 41 1/2 x 24 1/2 in. (105.4 x 62.2 cm.)

BILL J. HAMMON AMERICAN, 1920-1988 UNTITLED Oil on canvas Lower right signed: B. J. HAMMON

Lot: 1171 - KERO ANTOYAN, AMERICAN 1912-1993, UNTITLED, Oil on board, Sight: 36 3/4 x 16 3/4 in. (93.3 x 42.5 cm.), Frame: 32 x 26 1/2 in. (81.3 x 67.3 cm.)

KERO ANTOYAN AMERICAN, 1912-1993 UNTITLED Oil on board Lower right signed: Antoyan

Lot: 1172 - FRED FOLSOM, WASHINGTON DC, MARYLAND 20TH/21ST CENTURY, UNTITLED (RICHARD M. NIXON), Oil on Masonite, Board: 29 1/4 x 16 3/4 in. (74.3 x 42.5 cm.)

FRED FOLSOM WASHINGTON DC, MARYLAND, 20TH/21ST CENTURY UNTITLED (RICHARD M. NIXON) Oil on Masonite Lower right signed indistinctly and dated: FFOLSOM 1/29/74; Verso inscribed: Richard Nixon / by /Fred Folsom Catalogue note: On January 30, 1974 Richard Nixon delivered the State of the Union Address and stated that the time had come to end the "so-called" Watergate investigation.

Lot: 1173 - CHAM (ROBERT CHAMBLESS) HENDON, NEW YORK, CONNECTICUT 1936-2014, POINTER, Acrylic on canvas, 58 x 76 in. (147.3 x 193 cm.)

CHAM (ROBERT CHAMBLESS) HENDON NEW YORK, CONNECTICUT, 1936-2014 POINTER Acrylic on canvas Verso signed and dated: Cham Hendon 1988

Lot: 1174 - JAMES RIZZI, AMERICAN 1950-2011, ME AT MY SHOW, Mixed media, Sight: 7 x 5 in. (17.8 x 12.7 cm.), Frame: 13 x 10 1/2 in. (33 x 26.7 cm.)

JAMES RIZZI AMERICAN, 1950-2011 ME AT MY SHOW Mixed media Lower left signed: Rizzi; bottom center titled: Me at my show; lower right numbered and dated: 309/350; 89

Lot: 1175 - DIANE TESLER, VIRGINIA, INDIANA 1944-2023, OUT BACK COUPLE, Oil on canvas, 40 1/2 x 72 in. (102.9 x 182.9 cm.), Frame: 41 x 73 1/8 in. (104.1 x 185.7 cm.)

DIANE TESLER VIRGINIA, INDIANA, 1944-2023 OUT BACK COUPLE Oil on canvas Lower left signed: D E TESLER; verso center bar stretcher label: Out Back Couple

Lot: 1176 - HOBART NICHOLS, WASHINGTON D C 1869-1962, RIVER LANDSCAPE, watercolor on paper, Sight: 14 1/2 x 17 1/2 in. (36.8 x 44.5 cm.), Frame: 24 x 27 in. (61 x 68.6 cm.)

HOBART NICHOLS WASHINGTON D C, 1869-1962 RIVER LANDSCAPE watercolor on paper Lower left signed and dated: Hobart Nichols

Lot: 1177 - WILLIAM LARRYMORE SMEDLEY, AMERICAN 1871 - 1958, HARBOUR SCENE, NEW YORK, Watercolor, Sight: 5 1/2 x 9 in. (14 x 22.9 cm.), Frame: 13 x 9 in. (33 x 22.9 cm.)

WILLIAM LARRYMORE SMEDLEY AMERICAN, 1871 - 1958 HARBOUR SCENE, NEW YORK Watercolor lower left signed : William larrymore smedley

Lot: 1178 - ADELE WILLIAMS, VIRGINIA (RICHMOND) 1868-1952, POLYANTHA ROSES, Watercolor on paper, Sight: 16 1/2 x 13 in. (41.9 x 33 cm.), Frame: 24 7/8 x 21 3/4 in. (63.2 x 55.2 cm.)

ADELE WILLIAMS VIRGINIA (RICHMOND), 1868-1952 POLYANTHA ROSES Watercolor on paper Lower right signed: Adele Williams; verso label inscribed: Polyantha Roses; $25.00 / Adele Williams / 1009 West Ave Catalogue note: The artist worked in oil, watercolor, and pastel and was one of the earliest Impressionist painters in Virginia. Born in Richmond, Adele studied in New York at the Cooper Union (Woman's Art School) and the Art Students League; in Paris at the Académie Julian, and in Provincetown, Massachusetts, with Charles Hawthorne. Although well known for her portraiture, Williams was most highly regarded for the flower and genre painters. She exhibited at National Academy of Design; Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts; Corcoran Gallery of Art; the Art Institute of Chicago, and the Baltimore Water Color Club. Source: "Miss Williams" [obit.], Richmond New Leader, 18 December 1952.

Lot: 1179 - PAUL RICHARD HOFFMASTER, AMERICAN 20TH CENTURY, VIEW OF THE WHITE HOUSE FROM THE HAY-ADAMS HOTEL, Watercolor, Sight: 14 1/2 x 11 in. (36.8 x 27.9 cm.), Frame: 20 x 16 in. (50.8 x 40.6 cm.)

PAUL RICHARD HOFFMASTER AMERICAN, 20TH CENTURY VIEW OF THE WHITE HOUSE FROM THE HAY-ADAMS HOTEL Watercolor Lower left signed and dated: P.R. Hoffmaster '75 Depicting a view of the White House and Lafayette Park through a hotel window, likely from the Hay-Adams Hotel, Washington, D.C. Hoffmaster was a Washington-based illustrator and watercolorist whose works are represented in the Washington D.C. History Center. Paul Richard Hoffmaster was an illustrator and watercolorist active in Washington, D.C. Born in Reading, Pennsylvania in 1912, he studied illustration at the Philadelphia Museum School of Industrial Art (now the University of the Arts) from 1929 to 1934. He later worked as an artist for an advertising agency in Washington, D.C., served in the U.S. Army Engineers during World War II as a topographical artist, and maintained a long freelance illustration career working for publications and organizations including U.S. News & World Report, Changing Times, The Washingtonian, and various U.S. government agencies.

Lot: 1180 - FRANKLIN WHITE JR., AMERICAN 1943, BIRTHDAY CAKE - 1971, Watercolor, Sight: 17 1/8 x 17 in. (43.5 x 43.2 cm.), Frame: 30 1/4 x 24 in. (76.8 x 61 cm.)

FRANKLIN WHITE JR. AMERICAN, 1943 BIRTHDAY CAKE - 1971 Watercolor Verso inscribed with artist, title and date

Lot: 1181 - AMOS DOOLITTLE, AMERICAN 1754-1832, THE BATTLE OF LEXINGTON - APRIL 19TH 1775, PLATE 1, Colored engraving

AMOS DOOLITTLE AMERICAN, 1754-1832 THE BATTLE OF LEXINGTON - APRIL 19TH 1775, PLATE 1 Colored engraving

Lot: 1182 - AMERICAN 19TH CENTURY, FOUR (4) PRINTS: CURRIER & IVES, HARPER'S WEEKLY, FRANK LESLIE'S ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER, Hand colored engraving; hand colored lithograph, Sheet 9 3/8 x 14 3/8 in. (23.8 x 36.5 cm.), Frame: 15 7/8 x

AMERICAN, 19TH CENTURY FOUR (4) PRINTS: CURRIER & IVES, HARPER'S WEEKLY, FRANK LESLIE'S ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER Hand colored engraving; hand colored lithograph "The 'Great Eastern' Steamship coming up the Narrows," Harper's Weekly (July 1860), Sheet 14 5/8 x 21 1/8 in. (37.1 x 53.7 cm.), Frame: 21 7/8 x 21 1/4 in. (55.6 x 54 cm.); "The Narrows, New York Bay, from Staten Island," Currier and Ives, Sheet 8 1/4 x 12 3/4 in. (21 x 32.4 cm.), Frame: 15 5/8 x 19 7/8 in. (39.7 x 50.5 cm.); "New York Bay during the Cold Spell, drawn by Frank H Schell," Harper's Weekly (January 1893) Sheet 9 3/8 x 14 3/8 in. (23.8 x 36.5 cm.), Frame: 15 7/8 x 21 5/8 in. (40.3 x 54.9 cm.); "New York Bay—Off for Europe," Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, (June 22, 1878) Sheet 15 1/8 x 21 3/4 in. (38.4 x 55.2 cm.), Frame: 21 3/4 x 28 1/4 in. (55.2 x 71.8 cm.)

Lot: 1183 - JOHN JAMES AUDUBON, AMERICAN 1785-1851, LEOPARD SPERMOPHILE, plate xxix; BROWN OR NORWAY RAT and CANADA GOOSE, PLATE 376, Octavo lithograph, Sight: 5 3/4 x 8 1/4 in. (14.6 x 21 cm.), Frame: 10 1/4 x 13 1/2 in. (26 x 34.3

JOHN JAMES AUDUBON AMERICAN, 1785-1851 LEOPARD SPERMOPHILE, plate xxix; BROWN OR NORWAY RAT and CANADA GOOSE, PLATE 376 Octavo lithograph printed and colored by J.T. Bowen, Philadelphia (3)

Lot: 1184 - JOHN EMMET SHERIDAN, AMERICAN 1880-1948, JOHN E. SHERIDAN POSTER - 1901, Color lithograph, Sheet: 22 3/4 x 14 1/8 in. (57.8 x 35.9 cm.)

JOHN EMMET SHERIDAN AMERICAN, 1880-1948 JOHN E. SHERIDAN POSTER - 1901 Color lithograph Lower right signed and dated in print; lower center, beneath image: Wash D.C. Copyright 1901 by the Potomac Press Publishers; lower below border: Andrew B. Graham, Photo-litho. Washington D.C. Note: The Potomac Press was a Washington, D.C.-based publishing entity active in the early 20th century, specifically around 1902–1908. It appears to have been a publisher of biographical directories, historical records, and, in some cases, prints and posters. Associated with works by or involving Bristow Adams (journalism/art), and often worked with printer Andrew B. Graham of Washington.

Lot: 1185 - JOSEPH PENNELL, AMERICAN 1857-1926, THE INAUGURATION STEPS, 1912 FROM WASHINGTON D.C. SERIES, Lithograph on ivory laid paper, Sight: 18 1/4 x 22 in. (46.4 x 55.9 cm.), Frame: 24 1/4 x 30 in. (61.6 x 76.2 cm.)

JOSEPH PENNELL AMERICAN, 1857-1926 THE INAUGURATION STEPS, 1912 FROM WASHINGTON D.C. SERIES Lithograph on ivory laid paper Ref.: Catalogued in Wuerth, Joseph Pennell's Lithographs, no. 265. Edition of 25. Signed on stone and in pencil and inscribed: No. 2, The Inauguration Portico

Lot: 1186 - JOHN MCCRADY, AMERICAN 1911-1968, CARNIVAL IN NEW ORLEANS, 1947, Lithograph, Plate: 8.8 x 12 in. (22.5 x 30.5 cm.), Sheet: 11 x 16 in. (27.9 x 40.6 cm.)

JOHN MCCRADY AMERICAN, 1911-1968 CARNIVAL IN NEW ORLEANS, 1947 Lithograph Lower left titled; Carnival in New Orleans; lower right signed: John McCrady

Lot: 1187 - ELIZA LLOYD, AMERICAN 20TH CENTURY, CAT, Etching, Sight: 3 1/2 x 4 1/2 in. (8.9 x 11.4 cm.), Frame: 11 x 9 in. (27.9 x 22.9 cm.)

ELIZA LLOYD AMERICAN, 20TH CENTURY CAT Etching verso label: Eliza LLoyd "cat" / Return to / ? Mrs. Paul Mellon / Oak Spring / Upperville, Virginia

Lot: 1188 - EDMUND HENRY OSTHAUS, AMERICAN 1858–1928, LADY'S COUNT GLADSTONE, 1900, Lithograph

EDMUND HENRY OSTHAUS AMERICAN, 1858–1928 LADY'S COUNT GLADSTONE, 1900 Lithograph Lower left signed in plated: Edm. H. Osthaus; lower right titled and dated: LADY'S COUNT GLADSTONE / BY COUNT GLADSTONE IV - DANS LADY / 1900

Lot: 1189 - ROSS BLECKNER, AMERICAN b. 1949, SONG BIRD - 1999, LITHOGRAPH, Sheet: 20 x 16 7/8 in. (50.8 x 42.9 cm.)

ROSS BLECKNER AMERICAN, b. 1949 SONG BIRD - 1999 LITHOGRAPH Lower left signed; lower right numbered: 86/ 125

Lot: 1190 - JACK PERLMUTTER, WASHINGTON DC 1920-2006, TUG BOATS, Woodblock print, Plate: 11 1/2 x 29 1/4 in. (29.2 x 74.3 cm.), Frame: 20 x 40 in. (50.8 x 101.6 cm.)

JACK PERLMUTTER WASHINGTON DC, 1920-2006 TUG BOATS Woodblock print Lower left titled; lower center numbered [?]; lower right signed: Tug Boats, ed. 50 Jack Perlmutter Perlmutter was the former chairman of the printmaking department at the Corcoran Gallery of Art in D.C.

Lot: 1191 - RUTH ECKSTEIN, AMERICAN/GERMAN 1916–2011, THE OUTERMOST PLACE, 1965, Color woodcut, Plate: 16 1/4 x 21 1/2 in. (41.3 x 54.6 cm.), Sheet: 19 1/4 x 24 1/4 in. (48.9 x 61.6 cm.)

RUTH ECKSTEIN AMERICAN/GERMAN, 1916–2011 THE OUTERMOST PLACE, 1965 Color woodcut Lower left titled: The Outermost Plate; lower center artist's proof; lower right signed: RUTH ECKSTEIN

Lot: 1192 - LEROY NEIMAN, NEW YORK 1921-2012, LOVE STORY, Screenprint, Plate: 22 x 36 in. (55.9 x 91.4 cm.), Frame: 32 1/4 x 44 7/8 in. (81.9 x 114 cm.)

LEROY NEIMAN NEW YORK, 1921-2012 LOVE STORY Screenprint Lower left: W.P; lower right signed

Lot: 1193 - LEROY NEIMANN, AMERICAN, NEW YORK 1921-2012, LADY LIBERTY - 1986, Silkscreen on paper, Plate: 28 x 22 in. (71.1 x 55.9 cm.), Frame: 42 x 36 in. (106.7 x 91.4 cm.)

LEROY NEIMANN AMERICAN, NEW YORK, 1921-2012 LADY LIBERTY - 1986 Silkscreen on paper Lower left in plate signed and dated; Leroy Niemann '86; lower right beneath image signed in graphite

Lot: 1194 - THEODOROS STAMOS, AMERICAN/ GREEK 1922–1997, INFINITY FIELD, 1979, Screenprint, Plate: 29 1/2 x 20 in. (74.9 x 50.8 cm.), Sheet: 36 x 25 in. (91.4 x 63.5 cm.)

THEODOROS STAMOS AMERICAN/ GREEK, 1922–1997 INFINITY FIELD, 1979 Screenprint ED. 79/100

Lot: 1195 - RUDOLPH CARL GORMAN, 1932-2005, WOMAN FROM CANYON DE CHELLY and HOMAGE TO SEATED WOMAN, Color lithograph, Sheet: 22 1/2 x 30 1/2 in. (57.2 x 77.5 cm.), Frame: 32 x 39 1/4 in. (81.3 x 99.7 cm.)

RUDOLPH CARL GORMAN 1932-2005 WOMAN FROM CANYON DE CHELLY and HOMAGE TO SEATED WOMAN Color lithograph Woman from Canyon de Chelly; Sheet: 30 x 22 in. (76.2 x 55.9 cm.), Frame: 36 x 28 in. (91.4 x 71.1 cm.); lower left signed and dated: R.C. Gorman 1978; lower left two blind stamps; lower right numbered: 81/ 100 Homage to Seated Woman; Sheet: 22 1/2 x 30 1/2 in. (57.2 x 77.5 cm.), Frame: 32 x 39 1/4 in. (81.3 x 99.7 cm.); lower left signed and dated: R.C. Gorman 1975; lower right numbered: 20/100; lower right blind stamp (2)

Lot: 1196 - ROGER BROWN, AMERICAN 1941–1997, ONE SHARE ART STOCK, 1989, Lithograph, Sheet: 22 x 29 1/2 in. (55.9 x 74.9 cm.)

ROGER BROWN AMERICAN, 1941–1997 ONE SHARE ART STOCK, 1989 Lithograph ED. 30/50

Lot: 1197 - PETER WINSLOW MILTON, AMERICAN b. 1930, THE GARDEN (FIRST STATE), Engraving on paper, Plate: 17 5/8 x 24 in. (44.8 x 61 cm.), Sheet: 19 1/4 x 26 3/4 in. (48.9 x 67.9 cm.)

PETER WINSLOW MILTON AMERICAN, b. 1930 THE GARDEN (FIRST STATE) Engraving on paper Lower left numbered: 14-50; lower center titled; lower right signed and dated Catalogue note: An example of this print is in the collection of the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts (#1998.1.12 (second state)); Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco (#2006.129.4 (second state))

Lot: 1198 - DAVID HUME KENNERLY, AMERICAN b. 1947, JOHN AND MARTHA MITCHELL, 1970, archival giclee, 29 1/2 x 43 1/2 in. (74.9 x 110.5 cm.), Frame: 33 1/2 x 47 1/2 in. (85.1 x 120.7 cm.)

DAVID HUME KENNERLY AMERICAN, b. 1947 JOHN AND MARTHA MITCHELL, 1970 archival giclee edition 1 of 5