Red, White & Bid: A 250th Anniversary of

Lot: 1 - French Napoleon III Ebonized Cave à Liqueur / Tantalus, Mid 19th Century

A fine French Napoleon III ebonized cave à liqueur or tantalus, mid 19th century, the rectangular case decorated throughout with brass line inlay, boulle-style marquetry panels, gilt-metal mounts, beaded trim, foliate corner feet, and a shaped apron base. The hinged lid and front open to reveal a fitted removable interior with four square glass decanters and a suite of gilt-decorated cordial glasses, each decorated with gilt starbursts and gilt borders. The exterior features elaborate polychrome tortoiseshell-style and brass inlaid cartouches on the lid and front panel, with conforming smaller decorative reserves along the base. A richly ornamented 19th-century French liquor cabinet with strong decorative presentation and a complete fitted interior. 11 in. H, 13 in. W, 10 in. D.

Lot: 2 - Pair of Italian Rococo Revival Giltwood Mirrors, Late 19th/Early 20th Century

Pair of ornate Italian or Continental Rococo Revival giltwood mirrors, late 19th to early 20th century, each with rectangular beveled mirror plate within a beaded inner frame and exuberantly pierced giltwood surround. The frames are carved with scrolling acanthus, foliate C-scrolls, floral ornament, and dramatic shell-form cresting, all raised on small pendant feet and finished in warm gilt surface. 45 in. H, 31 in. W, 3 in. D.

Lot: 3 - Pair Victorian Gilt Brass and Porcelain Parlor Lamps

Fine pair of Victorian gilt brass and porcelain banquet/parlor lamps, late 19th century, originally oil-burning and later converted to electricity. Each having a hand-painted porcelain font with floral reserve decoration on a pale pink ground, ornate gilt brass burner and collar with pierced foliate decoration, and elaborate cast gilt brass base with leaf, scroll, and paw-form feet. Fitted with frosted etched glass globe shades and clear glass chimneys.

Lot: 4 - Miniature Mahogany Dressing Mirror, Hunt-Phelan House Provenance

Miniature mahogany dressing mirror or salesman sample, 19th century style, having a rectangular tilting mirror in a molded frame supported by turned side standards with ball finials, above a case fitted with three small drawers with shaped fronts and turned pulls, raised on small bun feet. Retains a Hunt-Phelan Home certificate of authenticity from the Hunt-Phelan Collection, Memphis, Tennessee. Dimensions: 17 in. H, 16 in. W, 7.5 in. D.

Lot: 5 - Set of Four American Rococo Revival Laminated Rosewood Side Chairs, Belter “Rosalie Without Grapes” Pattern

A fine set of four American Rococo Revival laminated rosewood side chairs, attributed to John Henry Belter, in the desirable “Rosalie Without Grapes” pattern, circa 1850–1860. Each chair features a shaped balloon back with molded serpentine frame, deeply carved floral crest, upholstered back panel, and serpentine upholstered seat over a carved floral seat rail. The frames are finely laminated and carved with graceful cabriole legs, scrolled knees, and brass casters. Upholstered in rich red and gold foliate damask fabric. Dimensions: 40 in. H, 19.5 in. W, 17 in. D; seat height 19 in. H.

Lot: 6 - American Empire Mahogany Marble-Top Pier Table

American Empire mahogany pier table, circa 1840-1850, having a rectangular white marble top with molded edge above a highly figured mahogany frieze, supported by bold scrolled lyre-form side supports and a shaped lower platform stretcher with scalloped front edge. The table has strong flame mahogany figure, architectural proportions, and a particularly decorative shaped lower shelf. 38 in. H, 42.5 in. W, 19 in. D.

Lot: 7 - American Empire Mahogany Chest of Drawers

American Empire mahogany chest of drawers, mid-19th century, with a rectangular case above a projecting molded frieze drawer and three lower drawers, each with rich crotch and figured mahogany veneers, turned wooden pulls, and keyhole escutcheons. The front is flanked by bold scrolled Empire supports terminating in heavy scroll feet joined by a shaped lower rail, with paneled sides and a polished figured surface of strong visual appeal. 45 in. H, 44 in. W, 24 in. D.

Lot: 8 - American Empire Center Table

American Empire center table, mid-19th century, in richly figured mahogany with square top having chamfered corners, deep figured skirt, pedestal support, and shaped platform base with bold scrolled feet on casters. A strong, attractive example of the Empire form with excellent color and veneer movement. 30 in. H, 33.5 in. W, 33.5 in. D.

Lot: 9 - Pair of Neoclassical Mahogany Pedestals/Stands

Pair of neoclassical-style mahogany pedestal stands, each with square stepped top above a molded plinth-form capital, the frieze carved with classical drapery swags, flanking fluted panels, and molded rectangular reserves. Each stand rises on a tapered paneled pedestal shaft with arched molded decoration and floral corner accents, set on a stepped square base with dentil-style molding. Top panels are removable revealing an open interior cavities. 48 in. H, 14 in. W, 14.5 in. D.

Lot: 10 - American Federal Double-Arm Argand Lamp with Eagle, c. 1820–1830

An American Federal double-arm Argand table lamp, circa 1820–1830, in gilt and patinated metal, the central standard mounted with a finely cast spread-wing eagle above a fluted column and square plinth base, with two scrolling arms supporting frosted and cut glass shades decorated with floral and foliate motifs. The central standard is fitted with a gilt-metal urn-form cap and hanging crystal prisms, with gilt acanthus and foliate mounts throughout. The likely original etched glass shades are period and especially desirable, each having an unusual brass or gilt-metal lower collar or retaining rim. Converted from oil to electric. 20 in. H, 19 in. W, 10 in. D.

Lot: 11 - New York Classical Mahogany Fold-Over Card Table, ca. 1825–1840

A fine American Classical mahogany fold-over card table, likely New York, second quarter 19th century, having a rectangular hinged top with clipped front corners opening to a square playing surface. The table features a richly figured mahogany top above a deep molded apron, supported by a bold cylindrical pedestal rising from a quatreform platform base with carved acanthus collar, scrolled supports, carved foliate knees, and paw feet on casters. From Ormonde Plantation, Natchez, Mississippi. 29 in. H, 35 in. W, 18 in. D closed, 35.5 in. D extended.

Lot: 12 - Large Continental School Oil on Canvas After Raphael’s Madonna del Divino Amore

Large Continental School oil on canvas after Raphael and workshop’s celebrated Madonna del Divino Amore, also known as The Virgin and Child with the Infant Saint John the Baptist, Saints Elizabeth and Joseph. The painting depicts the seated Virgin in rose and blue drapery with the Christ Child, accompanied by the young St. John the Baptist holding a reed cross, St. Elizabeth behind, and St. Joseph standing in shadow at upper left. Executed in the 19th century in the Grand Tour or academic copy tradition, the work presents a finely rendered devotional subject after one of the great High Renaissance compositions. Housed in a giltwood frame. From Ormonde Plantation, Natchez, Mississippi. Frame measures 66 in. H, 49 in. W, 2 in. D.

Lot: 13 - American Classical Mahogany Bench with Scalamandré Upholstery, Natchez Provenance

American Classical mahogany bench, circa 1830–1850, of elegant rectangular form with richly figured mahogany frame, scrolled end supports, rounded bolster-form end rails, molded base, and small brass casters. The bench is fitted with Scalamandré floral upholstery and coordinating pillows and was purchased from Pippen’s Ltd Antiques & Interiors, Natchez, Mississippi, a noted Natchez antiques source. 20 in. H, 53 in. W, 18 in. D.

Lot: 14 - Monumental Bronze Sculpture After Frederic Remington, “The Mountain Man”

Monumental bronze sculpture after Frederic Remington, American, 1861–1909, titled “The Mountain Man,” depicting a frontiersman on horseback descending a steep rocky slope. The rider is modeled in fringed frontier attire with long hair, rifle, saddle accoutrements, and reins in hand, the horse dramatically posed with downward motion across the naturalistic rock base. Finished in a dark patina and mounted on a square plinth base. 50 in. H, 17 in. W, 27 in. D.

Lot: 15 - French Empire Mahogany and Marble-Top Cabinet Stand, c. 1820–1840

A handsome French Empire mahogany cabinet stand, circa 1820–1840, having a rectangular white marble top above a single frieze drawer with richly figured mahogany veneers and original gilt-bronze hardware, including a central wreath-form pull and opposing classical mask mounts. The case is flanked by rounded engaged columns with gilt-bronze collars, above an arched mirrored cabinet door opening to a fitted shelved interior. Raised on four carved paw feet, front and rear, giving the piece a strong architectural presence typical of the French Empire taste. Mirror plate appears old but likely replaced. 33.5 in. H, 17 in. W, 17 in. D.

Lot: 16 - Set of Four Aesthetic Movement Ebonized and Gilt Nesting Tables, Raynal C. Bolling / Greenwich Provenance Material

An exquisite set of four graduated nesting tables, late 19th to early 20th century, in ebonized finish with gilt highlights and finely decorated tops featuring gilt botanical and fern motifs. Each rectangular table is raised on paired turned and fluted supports with gilt-ring accents, joined by shaped stretchers and ending in elaborate gilt paw-form feet with red-painted detail. The tables nest neatly as a graduated set and display a highly decorative Anglo-Japanese or Aesthetic Movement character, with striking contrast between the black ground, gilt ornament, and naturalistic leaf decoration. Accompanied by printed provenance material from the Greenwich Historical Society concerning Col. Raynal C. Bolling, an early American aviation figure and Greenwich resident associated with the Greyledge estate. Dimensions: largest approximately 28 in. H, 21 in. W, 13.5 in. D.

Lot: 17 - Three-Piece Gilt Brass Garniture Clock Set

Three-piece gilt brass garniture clock set, late 19th/early 20th century, in the French Rococo Revival taste. The clock with highly ornate cast case having urn finial, shell crest, pierced scrollwork, floral and foliate decoration, paw feet, and porcelain/enamel dial with Arabic numerals and painted floral garland. Flanked by a matching pair of gilt brass five-light candelabra with urn-form standards, scrolled candle arms, decorated candle cups, and elaborate bases. Comes with winding keys. Clock 25 in. high x 14 in. wide x 8 in. deep.

Lot: 18 - American Empire Flame Mahogany Secretary Bookcase

American Empire secretary bookcase, mid 19th century, in richly figured flame and crotch mahogany veneers, the upper case with bold projecting cornice above two paneled cabinet doors opening to shelved interior, over a fitted secretary section with hinged fall-front writing surface inset with green tooled writing leather, small interior drawers, and long document compartments, above two lower drawers flanked by scroll supports and raised on scrolled feet. Dimensions: 81 in. H, 42.5 in. W, 22 in. D.

Lot: 19 - Gilt Metal Singing Bird Automaton Cage, 19th century

Gilt metal mechanical singing bird automaton cage, probably late 19th century, with domed wire cage, floral embossed octagonal base, ring handle finial, hinged front door, winding key, and feathered bird perched inside. Mechanism winds and operates, producing bird sound and movement. 29 1/2 in. H x 10 in. Dia.

Lot: 20 - British Regency Rosewood Sarcophagus-Form Tea Poy, c. 1825

A fine British Regency rosewood tea poy, circa 1825, the sarcophagus-form tea chest raised on a carved pedestal standard with lotus and foliate carving, above a rounded circular platform and four scrolling feet with brass casters. The hinged rectangular case opens to a fitted interior with two covered tea compartments and two cut glass mixing bowls, the whole retaining a handsome warm rosewood surface with strong figuring and elegant Regency proportions. 31 in. H, 15 in. W, 12.5 in. D.

Lot: 21 - Pair of English Regency-Style Mahogany Jardiniere or Fern Stands

Pair of English Regency-style mahogany jardiniere or fern stands, each with a circular open basket-form gallery composed of vertical flared staves beneath a boldly carved gadrooned rim, raised on a turned and carved pedestal standard with acanthus detail and a shaped tripod base ending in short bun feet. From Ormonde Plantation, Natchez, Mississippi. 26 in. H, 19 in. diameter.

Lot: 22 - American Empire Mahogany Sofa

American Empire mahogany sofa, circa 1845, having a sweeping molded crest rail over a long upholstered back and seat, with scrolled arms, bold shaped side supports, figured mahogany show frame, curved apron with brass nailhead trim, and brass casters. The sofa is upholstered in handsome red and cream striped fabric. 39 in. H, 28 in. W, 29 in. D, 19 in. seat height.

Lot: 22A - American Empire Mahogany Footstool

American Empire mahogany footstool, circa 1840-1850, having a rectangular upholstered cushion above a deeply molded mahogany base with bold stepped molding, block feet, and small casters. The stool relates closely to the Empire sofa and benches in form and scale, with a strong architectural base and rich dark mahogany finish. Upholstered in striped red, cream, and gold fabric. 12 in. H, 22 in. W, 16 in. D.

Lot: 23 - Pair of American Empire Mahogany Upholstered Benches, C.1830–1845

Pair of American Empire mahogany upholstered benches, circa 1830–1845, each having a rectangular upholstered cushion over a richly figured mahogany base with bold molded plinth sides, stepped block feet, and small casters. The benches retain a strong period classical profile with deep mahogany color and pleasing architectural form, now upholstered in gold lattice-patterned fabric. 19 in. H, 37 in. W, 18 in. D.

Lot: 24 - Gilt Brass Solar Lamp, H.N. Hooper & Co., Boston

H.N. Hooper & Co., Boston, mid-19th century gilt brass solar lamp, the ornate foliate cast base supporting a period-style oil font with cut crystal prism drops and frosted etched glass shade decorated with grapevine motif. Electrified. Measures 26.5 in. H x 8 in. W.

Lot: 25 - American Classical Figured Mahogany Drop-Leaf Work/Sewing Table, Attr. to Isaac Vose, c. 1820–1830

A fine American Classical figured mahogany drop-leaf work or sewing table, Boston, circa 1820–1830, attributed to Isaac Vose or Vose & Son. The rectangular top with rounded drop leaves opens to form an extended work surface, above three graduated drawers with rounded fronts, original-style turned wooden pulls, and individual escutcheons, the whole raised on cylindrical supports and a trestle base with turned stretcher, shaped feet, and brass casters. The lower section retains a demi-lune silk sewing bag, now covered in pale green fabric, suspended beneath the drawer case. The table is distinguished by richly figured mahogany veneers throughout, including mahogany drawer fronts and drawer construction, and closely relates to documented Boston Classical work tables attributed to Vose, particularly examples with drop leaves, multiple drawers, demi-lune sewing bag, cylindrical supports, and brass casters. 28.5 in. H, 18.5 in. W closed, 35 in. W extended, 18 in. D.

Lot: 26 - L Optique Zograscope Optical Viewing Instrument

Rare LOptique Optical Viewing Instrument Zograscope-Type Viewer, with Monticello Correspondence, 19th century or earlier form, wooden optical viewer on turned pedestal stand, having a circular viewing lens/mirror within a square pivoting frame, the frame with fine string inlay and corner inlaid devices, raised on turned supports and a circular molded base. Accompanied by a 1974 letter from James A. Bear, Jr., Curator and Resident Director of the Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation, noting that the instrument is an optique, used for enlarging small print, and that such instruments were made as early as 1745 and as late as 1871. The letter further states that the present example appears somewhat similar to one at Monticello, while noting differences in post and frame details. Also accompanied by Xerox enclosure titled LOptique, showing the device in use to examine paintings or small images under magnification. Devices of this type relate to the 18th-century tradition of viewing vues d’optique or perspective prints through an optical machine or optique. 23.5 in. H x 10 in. W x 10 in. D.

Lot: 27 - Late Classical Mahogany Upholstered Ottoman

Late Classical mahogany upholstered ottoman, the rectangular over-upholstered cushion covered in red and gold neoclassical fabric with urn, swag, and foliate decoration, raised on a mahogany plinth-form base with applied rope molding, shaped bracket feet, and casters. 21 in. H, 28 in. W, 23 in. D.

Lot: 28 - Important Large Continental School Oil on Canvas After Cristofano Allori, Judith with the Head of Holofernes

Important large Continental School oil on canvas, likely 18th century, after Cristofano Allori, depicting Judith with the Head of Holofernes. The dramatic Old Master composition shows Judith richly dressed in golden robes, holding a sword in one hand and the severed head of Holofernes in the other, with her attendant appearing in the background. Housed in a giltwood frame. Accompanied by 2011 Hudson + Salah Art Conservation Studios documentation showing a major conservation campaign, including removal of discolored varnish and old overpaint, cleaning, lining onto pure Belgian linen with BEVA 371 adhesive, restretching onto a new custom stretcher, inpainting, and varnishing. Conservation photographs show that the veiled attendant figure in the upper right was revealed after removal of heavy overpaint. The documentation also includes pre-conservation verso photographs with an indistinct old inscription. Provenance: Ormonde Plantation, Natchez, Mississippi. Canvas 55 3/4 in. high x 44 3/4 in. wide; frame 65 in. high x 54 in. wide.

Lot: 29 - Wedgwood “Pagoda” Partial Dinner Service, 96 Pieces

A large and attractive 96-piece Wedgwood earthenware dinner service in the “Pagoda” pattern, decorated throughout with an Orientalist pavilion landscape medallion surrounded by dense polychrome floral and foliate borders in iron red, blue, ochre, and brown on a cream ground. The service includes a substantial assortment of graduated platters, covered serving dishes, sauce boat with underplate, pedestal compote, dinner plates, luncheon or salad plates, bread plates, cups, saucers, and related table articles. Marked. Largest platter measures 18 in. W x 16 in. D.

Lot: 30 - American Country Sheraton Faux-Grained Sugar Desk, Southern, Early 19th Century

A scarce American country Sheraton sugar desk-form chest, Southern: Kentucky or Tennessee region, early 19th century, retaining an old faux-grained painted surface with yellow ochre line decoration simulating inlay. The rectangular case is fitted with a hinged slant lid opening to a deep storage well, with an upright rear gallery or backboard, iron hinges, and iron hasp/lock fitting, raised on four ring-turned legs with painted banding. The case is constructed with dovetailed side joints and early secondary woods, the interior showing honest oxidation, wear, and use. A highly unusual small-form country painted storage piece with strong visual relationship to Southern sugar desks, sugar tables, and related dry-goods storage furniture. 33.5 in. H, 22.5 in. W, 17.5 in. D.

Lot: 31 - American Federal Giltwood Mirror

American Federal giltwood looking glass, early 19th century, having a rectangular mirror plate within a gilt molded frame with turned columnar side supports, turned top and bottom rails, and square corner blocks with floral rosette decoration. Inner frame with decorative molded border and old gilt surface. Retains wood backboards.36 in. high x 26 in. wide x 3 in. deep.

Lot: 32 - Pair French Brass Lampe Modérateur Oil Lamps

Pair of 19th century French brass lampe modérateur oil lamps, now electrified, each with tall fluted brass standard, ornate cast brass mounts, key-form side adjusters, round brass reservoir base, frosted ribbed globe shade, and clear glass chimney. Each stamped “Lampe Modérateur” with additional patent lettering. Measure 30 in. H x 7 in. diameter.

Lot: 33 - Pair of Victorian Porcelain Portrait Plaques in Gilt Frames

Pair of Victorian porcelain portrait plaques, each finely painted with a bust-length portrait of a young lady in Renaissance Revival costume, set against textured gilt grounds and housed in ornate gilt oval frames with pierced foliate crests, side ornament, and scrolling lower details. One sitter is shown in a deep red hat and matching cloak with pearl necklace and jeweled pendant, the other in a black and white plumed hat with layered pearl necklace and dark cloak. 32 in. H, 20.5 in. W, 2 in. D.

Lot: 34 - English Regency Mahogany Cellarette, ca. 1820–1840

A fine English Regency mahogany cellarette, early to mid-19th century, of sarcophagus form with a hinged pyramidal paneled lid opening to a lead- or zinc-lined fitted interior with divided bottle compartments. The case is finely veneered in figured mahogany with line-inlaid geometric paneling to the lid and sides, molded upper and lower edges, a small raised rectangular lid panel, and a working support stay. Raised on bold carved paw feet, the whole resting on casters. From Ormonde Plantation, Natchez, Mississippi. 22 in. H, 39.5 in. W, 22.5 in. D

Lot: 35 - New Hampshire Federal Mahogany and Mixed-Wood Chest with Gallery, c. 1810–1820

A striking New Hampshire Federal chest of drawers, circa 1810–1820, in mahogany and mixed secondary woods, featuring a beautifully figured two-tone facade with contrasting drawer veneers, four graduated long drawers, and a fitted gallery above with three small drawers beneath a shaped backsplash. The case is framed by dramatic rope-twist and ring-turned front posts, continuing to turned legs, with simpler rear turned legs. The gallery terminates in scrolled ears mounted with brass rosettes, and the chest retains handsome brass pulls and escutcheons that complement the warm mahogany color and bold figured drawer fronts. The lower skirt is shaped with a scalloped apron. 54 in. H, 44 in. W, 20.5 in. D.

Lot: 36 - Clementine Hunter, American/Louisiana, 1886/87–1988, Picking Cotton, 1981

Oil on board, signed, depicting workers gathering cotton in a plantation landscape with figures, birds, cabins, trees, and waterways, rendered in Hunter’s characteristic bold folk-art style. Housed in a simple molded wood frame. Paper label verso identifies the artist as Clementine Hunter, title “Picking Cotton,” medium as oil on board, date 1981, and states “signed.” Accompanied by original 1981 purchase receipt from Gasperi Folk Art Gallery, 831 St. Peter Street, New Orleans, Louisiana, dated May 21, 1981, identifying the work as “C. Hunter, Picking Cotton (1981). Richard Gasperi and Gasperi Folk Art Gallery are well documented in the Clementine Hunter and Southern self-taught art field; the Smithsonian Archives of American Art records Gasperi’s assistance with a 1985 Clementine Hunter documentary, and the American Folk Art Museum archives note that the Richard Gasperi Papers include extensive research files on Clementine Hunter. Painting has remained in the same private collection since its 1981 purchase. Canvas: 18 in H, 24 in. W; Frame: 19 in. H, 25 in. W.

Lot: 37 - Howard Finster, The Great Cheata, Painted Folk Art Cheetah Cutout, 1986

Howard Finster, American/Georgia, 1916–2001. Paint and marker on cutout board, in the form of a spotted orange cheetah, the front signed and inscribed throughout the feet and body with “The Great Cheata,” “God Bless,” “Works of Art,” “Howard Finster from God,” and “1986.” The reverse is extensively inscribed by the artist, including “5000.595 works of art since 1976,” “over 10-years work,” “night and day for you all out there,” “By Howard Finster,” “Summerville, Ga. 30747,” “God Bless You All,” “Howard Finster,” and dated “Sep. 3, 1986.” A bold and desirable animal-form cutout from Finster’s important 1980s period. 15 in. H, 34.5 in. W.

Lot: 38 - Pair of Large Classical Revival Patinated Bronze Figural Busts on Marble Bases

Pair of large Classical Revival patinated figural busts, 20th century, depicting helmeted classical figures, one female and one bearded male warrior, each modeled with elaborate headgear and drapery, raised on circular socles and rectangular green marble bases. 25 in. H, 10 in. W/D.

Lot: 39 - American Sheraton Mixed-Wood Two-Drawer Work Table, circa 1830

A fine American Sheraton mixed-wood two-drawer work table or stand, circa 1830, with a rectangular overhanging top above two drawers faced in richly figured bird’s-eye maple or maple veneer, framed by contrasting darker mahogany or mahogany-stained borders. The case is flanked by carved vertical stiles with leafage detail, raised on four turned and spiral-carved legs ending in rounded feet. The drawers retain large turned wooden pulls and escutcheons. 29.5 in. H, 26 in. W, 18 in. D.

Lot: 40 - American Classical Mahogany Marble-Top Center Table, c. 1840

An American Classical mahogany center or parlor table, circa 1840, having a circular black marble top with bold gold and cream veining, above a deep circular skirt with figured mahogany veneer, applied beaded molding, and four scrolling lyre-form supports with carved acanthus or leaf terminals. The supports rise from a shaped lower platform stretcher with conforming bead molding, ending in boldly scrolled feet fitted with brass casters. A substantial Classical parlor form with strong decorative presence, retaining what appears to be its original black and gold marble top, traditionally described as Egyptian marble. 28.5 in. H, 38 in. W, 29.5 in. D.

Lot: 41 - Fine Art Deco Green Glass Floor Lamp with Fringed Shade

Fine Art Deco floor lamp, circa 1920s–1930s, having a green pressed and cut glass standard with faceted and diamond-cut decoration, mounted with patinated metal collars and a circular cast metal base with paw feet. Fitted with an elaborate round shade having embossed metal bands, figural mounts, gathered green fabric panels, and heavy gold fringe. The lamp retains a two-light socket cluster with pull chains and decorative arched shade supports. 67 in. high; base 13 in. diameter; shade 23 in. diameter.

Lot: 42 - Pair Old Paris Porcelain Rococo Revival Vases

Pair of Old Paris porcelain Rococo Revival vases, 19th century, each having a flared leaf-form rim with heavy gilt decoration, applied floral and foliate handles, and molded rocaille ornament. Bodies decorated with hand-painted birds above floral bouquets, with additional floral decoration to the reverse. White porcelain ground with extensive gilt highlights throughout.20.5 in. high x 18 in. wide x 7 in. deep.

Lot: 43 - Oil on Canvas After François Boucher, The Toilette of Venus, 19th C.

Large 19th century oil on canvas after/in the manner of François Boucher, depicting Venus at her toilette with mirror, Cupid, floral garlands, and drapery in a Rococo interior. Signed lower left with indistinct monogram, possibly “D.M.” or “J.M.” Housed in a carved giltwood and gesso frame. 37 h x 30.5 w x 4 d.

Lot: 44 - Enrique Ortiz Signed Madonna and Child Oil on Canvas

Oil on canvas depicting the Madonna and Child in Renaissance style, with landscape background, raised gilt halo and garment decoration, and ornate gilt painted details throughout. Signed “Ortiz” lower right, attributed to Enrique Ortiz, Chilean, b. 1953. Housed in an elaborate giltwood and composition frame. 45 h x 39 w x 5 d.

Lot: 44A - Enrique Ortiz Signed Madonna and Child Oil on Canvas

Oil on canvas depicting the Madonna and Child beneath an architectural arch, with raised gilt decoration to halos, robes, and background. Signed “Ortiz” lower right, attributed to Enrique Ortiz, Chilean, b. 1953. Housed in an ornate giltwood and composition frame. 45 h x 39 w x 5 d.

Lot: 45 - Regency Mahogany Tea Poy, English, C. 1820–1840

English Regency mahogany tea poy, circa 1820–1840, the sarcophagus-form case with hinged lid opening to a fitted interior with lidded tea compartments and circular wells, likely for mixing bowls or canisters, lined in green baize. The case is raised on a faceted pedestal standard over an octagonal platform base, supported by four reeded downswept legs terminating in brass paw-form caps and casters. Fine warm mahogany surface with attractive figure, molded edges, and well-proportioned classical form. 32 in. H, 16 in. W, 12 in. D

Lot: 46 - Fine Victorian Rosewood Clover Leaf Card Table

Fine Victorian rosewood clover leaf card table, mid-19th century, having a shaped fold-over top opening to a fitted quatrefoil card surface with black felt inset. The top swivels and opens to reveal an interior storage compartment, with molded rosewood edge, highly figured rosewood veneer, and rich old surface. Raised on a carved pedestal standard with urn-form knop, foliate carving, and four bold scrolled cabriole legs ending in casters. Includes boxed playing cards and note found in the table. 30 in. high x 36.5 in. wide x 19 in. deep closed; 38 in. deep extended.

Lot: 47 - French Figural Marble and Bronze Mantel Clock

Late 19th century French figural mantel clock, having a black marble case with red marble side insets, incised gilt decoration, gilt dial bezel, painted porcelain/enamel dial, and patinated bronze figural mount depicting a seated woman playing a mandolin beside a young girl reading. Clock comes with key. Measures 26 in. H x 15 in. W x 8 in. D.

Lot: 48 - R.A.P. Marked Art Nouveau Revival Three-Light Pond Lily Table Lamp, Signed Zephyr Shades

R.A.P.-marked Art Nouveau Revival three-light Pond Lily table lamp, late 20th century, the patinated cast-metal lily-pad base issuing three twisted vine-form stems with leaf-form shade holders, fitted with three gold-green iridescent ribbed trumpet-form art glass lily shades, each signed Zephyr near the fitter rim. Electrified. Underside of base cast R.A.P.

Lot: 49 - Monumental Oil on Canvas After Rubens, The Abduction of the Daughters of Leucippus, 19th C.

Continental School, 19th century, after Peter Paul Rubens, monumental oil on canvas depicting The Abduction of the Daughters of Leucippus, the dramatic mythological scene of Castor and Pollux carrying off Phoebe and Hilaeira, daughters of Leucippus. The original composition, painted circa 1618 by Rubens with landscape by Jan Wildens, is in the collection of the Alte Pinakothek, Munich. This version captures the turbulent Baroque arrangement of rearing horses, twisting nude figures, and dynamic movement associated with the celebrated Rubens original. Presented in a substantial giltwood and composition architectural frame with fluted side pilasters and richly ornamented molded crest. Provenance: formerly from the interior collection of Pippen’s, a long-time Natchez, Mississippi antiques dealer. 70 in. H, 63 in. W, 4 in. D.

Lot: 50 - French Carved Walnut Cave à Liqueur / Tantalus, Mid 19th Century

A handsome French carved walnut cave à liqueur or tantalus, mid 19th century, the rectangular case with beveled glass panels to the top, front, and sides, framed by deeply carved floral, foliate, scroll, and shell decoration. The case opens to reveal a complete fitted gilt-metal mounted interior with four cut and engraved glass decanters and a suite of matching cordial glasses, the glassware decorated with engraved floral and foliate motifs. The interior tray is fitted with a gilt-metal bottle and glass stand, the whole presenting as an unusually decorative and well-preserved 19th-century French liquor cabinet. 11.5 in. H, 16.5 in. W, 12 in. D.

Lot: 51 - Reed & Barton Francis I Sterling Silver Flatware Service, 121 Pieces

American, Reed & Barton, Francis I pattern, sterling silver, introduced in the early 20th century and one of Reed & Barton’s most recognized Renaissance Revival patterns. The service is presented in a fitted Reed & Barton silver chest and includes twelve-place service with extensive additional serving and specialty pieces. The handwritten inventory lists: 12 knives, 12 salad forks, 12 dinner forks, 12 spoons, 12 small spoons, 12 cocktail forks, 12 iced tea spoons, 6 soup spoons, 12 salt spoons, 2 serving knife/fork pieces, 1 small ladle, 1 baby spoon, 1 jelly server, 1 Orleans fork, 2 butter pats, 1 serving piece, 2 carving knives, 1 napkin holder, and 2 salad serving knife/fork pieces, for a total of 121 pieces. Pattern with richly modeled fruit, floral, scroll, shell, and foliate decoration. Weight to be added; gross and weighable sterling weight pending.

Lot: 52 - Art Nouveau Silver Overlay Glass Pitcher and Dresser Bottle

Art Nouveau clear glass pitcher with silver overlay grapevine, leaf, and foliate decoration, applied handle, and pinched spout, together with a matching or similar silver overlay clear glass dresser bottle with stopper, possibly perfume bottle or inkwell. Pitcher measures 10 in. H x 4 in. diameter.

Lot: 53 - Important Continental Renaissance Revival Rosewood, Mother-of-Pearl/ Brass Mounted Jewelry Casket

An exceptional Continental Renaissance Revival jewelry casket or table cabinet, late 19th century, richly executed in rosewood and mixed exotic veneers with mother-of-pearl and brass inlay throughout. The architectural case is of elaborate rectangular form with projecting canted and rounded ends, turned columnar supports, molded stepped lid, inset mother-of-pearl roundels, applied gilt-metal floral mounts, and a tasseled key. The hinged top opens to a mirror within a shaped architectural frame, above a finely divided fitted interior with covered compartments, curved side wells, lift-out sections, small drawers, and concealed storage elements. The exterior is lavishly ornamented with mother-of-pearl plaques and circular inlays, brass appliqués, turned columns, molded panels, and Renaissance Revival detailing. 9 in. H, 19.5 in. W, 11 in. D.

Lot: 54 - English Mahogany and Satinwood Inlaid Letter Box, 19th C.

A fine English mahogany letter box, 19th century, of large slant-front form with richly figured mahogany veneers and contrasting satinwood inlay. The hinged lid is decorated with a central oval fan-form cartouche, framed by fine string inlay and geometric banding, with additional inlaid panels to the front and canted corners. The front retains an ornate metal escutcheon with tasseled key, opening to a fitted interior with multiple letter and stationery compartments beneath a green baize-lined lid. Raised on small metal bun feet. 13.5 in. H, 14 in. W, 9.5 in. D.

Lot: 55 - American Classical Carved Mahogany Two-Drawer Work Table / Stand, New York or Philadelphia, c. 1820–1840

A handsome American Classical carved mahogany two-drawer work table or stand, circa 1820–1840, likely New York or Philadelphia. The rectangular top with molded edge is set above a conforming case fitted with two long drawers having highly figured mahogany veneered convex fronts and brass rosette pulls, flanked by boldly carved acanthus half-columns. The case is raised on a carved urn-form pedestal support continuing to a quadripartite base with deeply carved acanthus knees, saber legs, hairy paw feet, and brass casters. Secondary woods appear to include yellow pine or poplar. 28 in. H, 19.5 in. W, 17.5 in. D.

Lot: 55A - Rare Meeks Marble Top Mahogany Cabinet Table, 19th Century

Rare Meeks marble top mahogany cabinet table, 19th century, having a white marble inset top above a molded case with single drawer, paneled cabinet door, carved scroll decoration, applied bead and rope moldings, barley twist supports, lower interior shelf, and original style casters. A scarce small scale cabinet table attributed to the Meeks cabinetmaking tradition. 33 in. H, 18 in. W, 17.5 in. D.

Lot: 56 - Tiffany & Co. Sterling Silver Tea and Coffee Service with Sterling Tray, circa 1903

Fine seven-piece Tiffany & Co. sterling silver tea and coffee service with matching sterling silver tray, New York, circa 1903, each piece marked Tiffany & Co. / Makers / Sterling Silver / 925-1000 / M, including large two-handled serving tray, hot water kettle or coffee brewer on stand, tall coffee pot, low teapot, covered sugar bowl, waste bowl, and creamer. The service executed in a paneled, shaped form with stepped domed covers, faceted finials, shaped handles with insulators, molded borders, and conforming shaped tray. Tray marked Tiffany & Co. sterling and measuring 24 in. wide by 18 in. deep; largest pot/brewer 13 in. high by 9 in. wide by 6 in. deep. Total gross weight approximately 272.25 troy ounces. A substantial and complete Tiffany sterling service, every piece marked.

Lot: 57 - Towle Old Master Sterling Silver Flatware Service, 64 Pieces

Towle Silversmiths, Old Master pattern, introduced 1942, sterling silver partial flatware service comprising 12 dinner forks, 12 salad forks, 11 teaspoons, 12 soup spoons, 12 sterling-handled stainless-bladed dinner knives, 2 serving spoons, 2 slotted serving spoons, and 1 gravy/sauce spoon. Each with shaped handle decorated in floral, scroll, shell, and foliate relief. Gross weight: 6 lbs. 4.9 oz., including sterling-handled stainless-bladed knives.

Lot: 58 - Tiffany & Co. Sterling Silver Mounted Cut Glass Cocktail Shaker, c. 1920

A Tiffany & Co. Art Deco period sterling silver mounted cut glass cocktail shaker or pitcher, circa 1920, the tall cylindrical cut glass body with diamond and crosshatched cutting, applied glass handle, and sterling silver rim and covered strainer lid. The silver mount is marked “Tiffany & Co.” and “Sterling Silver,” with monogram “HWS” to the hinged strainer cover. 8 in. H, 4 in. W.

Lot: 59 - Pair Victorian Brass Banquet Lamps

Pair of Victorian style brass banquet lamps, each with ornate polished brass font and standard, foliate and scroll cast decoration, claw-form feet, side key-form adjusters, frosted and clear globe shades with starburst decoration, and glass chimneys. Electrified. Measure 28 in. H x 7.5 in. diameter.

Lot: 60 - Classical Crotch-Mahogany Chest of Drawers, American, circa 1830–1845

An American Classical chest of drawers, circa 1830–1845, featuring richly figured crotch-mahogany drawer fronts arranged with strong bookmatched flame patterning. The case is fitted with two short drawers over three graduated long drawers, each retaining brass oval bail pulls and brass escutcheons. The rectangular top shows a well-figured mahogany surface, above a case framed by boldly turned and spiral-carved front columns with rounded lower turnings. The side panels are plainer mahogany, providing a pleasing contrast to the dramatic crotch-figured front. 38 in. H, 40.5 in. W, 19.5 in. D.

Lot: 61 - Large Old Master Style Cavalry Battle Oil on Canvas, Manner of Courtois

Large Continental School oil on canvas battle scene, in the manner of Jacques Courtois, called Il Borgognone, depicting a dramatic cavalry engagement before a fortified city, with mounted soldiers, smoke, distant troops, classical ruins, and mountainous landscape beyond. Housed in a gilt and ebonized frame. Unsigned. From the Ormonde Plantation, Natchez, MS 50 H, 75.5 W, 3 D

Lot: 62 - Signed Landscape Oil on Canvas, American School

Large oil on canvas landscape scene, signed lower corner, signature appears to read “Courington” or “Corrington,” depicting a tree-lined rocky landscape with winding stream, distant river valley, and warm sunset sky, housed in ornate gilt frame with dark liner. From the Ormonde Plantation, Natchez, MS. Measures 34 1/2" high x 48 1/2" wide x 3" deep.

Lot: 63 - Continental School Large Landscape Oil on Canvas, Signed Dominic

Large Continental School oil on canvas landscape, signed “Dominic” lower left, depicting a panoramic river valley with winding waterway, trees, sheep, distant hills, and small boat at right. Housed in a wide wood frame with black outer trim. From the Ormonde Plantation, Natchez, MS Measures 58" high x 82" wide x 3" deep.

Lot: 64 - Large Oil on Canvas, Continental School, after Van Dyck, Charles I at Hunt, Signed Poussin

Large Continental School oil on canvas after Sir Anthony van Dyck’s celebrated portrait “Charles I at the Hunt,” 19th century, depicting King Charles I of England standing in cavalier dress beside his horse, with attendant and page beneath a large tree, coastal landscape beyond. The original composition by Antoon van Dyck is in the Musée du Louvre, Paris. This large painting bears a lower signature/inscription reading “Francois Poussin.” Housed in a large gilt and ebonized frame. Accompanied by prior purchase documentation from Pippen’s Ltd. Antiques & Interiors, Natchez, Mississippi, dated April 19, 2007. From the Ormonde Plantation, Natchez, MS. Measures 70.5" H x 58.5" W x 3" D.

Lot: 65 - American Classical Brass-Inlaid Mahogany Card Table, New York, c. 1820–1825

A fine American Classical mahogany fold-over card table, likely New York, circa 1820–1825. The rectangular hinged top with canted corners and crossbanded border opens to a playing surface, above a conforming skirt with richly figured mahogany veneers and a central brass-inlaid foliate tablet. The table is raised on a boldly turned and carved pedestal standard with spiral-carved leaf decoration, set on a concave quadripartite platform base with carved acanthus knees, scroll-carved hairy paw feet, and brass casters. 29 in. H, 36 in. W, 18 in. D; opens to approximately 35.5 in. D.

Lot: 66 - American Classical Rosewood Display Cabinet / Library Bookcase, 19th Century

Fine American Classical rosewood or rosewood-veneered display cabinet and library bookcase, 19th century, of tall architectural form with projecting molded cornice, rounded upper corners, full-length glazed double doors, shelved interior, and lower case fitted with two long drawers over a shaped scalloped apron. The case is flanked by rounded engaged pilasters with turned details. 96.5 in. H, 57.5 in. W, 19 in. D.

Lot: 67 - Mahogany Bed Steps with Commode

A mahogany bed steps and commode, likely English, 19th century, having three carpet-inset treads above shaped scroll risers and turned bun feet, the hinged upper step opening to a fitted commode compartment with circular wooden seat and cover. Measures 25.5 in. H, 20 in. W, 28 in. D.

Lot: 68 - Pair of American Classical Mahogany Armchairs

A fine pair of American Classical mahogany armchairs, circa 1820–1840, each with shaped tablet crest rail, upholstered back and seat, gracefully swept rear supports, and bold molded arms terminating in carved volutes. The front supports feature carved anthemion and scroll details above saber-form legs, with the chairs retaining a rich mahogany surface and later red upholstery with decorative trim. The pair reflects the elegant Greco-Roman influence of the American Classical period. 37 in. H, 23.5 in. W, 20 in. D, 16 in. seat height.

Lot: 69 - Pair of English Gilt Brass and Cut Glass Argand Lamps by Messenger & Sons

Fine pair of English gilt brass Argand table lamps by Messenger & Sons, Birmingham, circa 1830, each marked on the burner collar. The lamps retain their classical urn-form oil reservoirs with domed caps, foliate cast galleries hung with cut glass prism drops, side-mounted burner arms fitted with frosted and cut glass shades having Greek key and fluted decoration, and clear glass chimneys. Each raised on a shaped gilt brass base with cast paw feet and foliate mounts. Later electrified. 20.5 in. high x 13 in. wide x 8 in. deep.

Lot: 70 - Regency Mahogany Inlaid Cellarette, Early 19th Century

A handsome early 19th century Regency mahogany cellarette, British, circa 1800–1820, of square sarcophagus form with a deeply sloped and molded hinged lid, raised center panel, and oval satinwood-style inlaid reserves to the lid and front, each decorated with a classical urn motif. The case opens to a fitted bottle interior with divided compartments and retains a red fabric-lined lid interior. The front is fitted with a lower drawer, brass ring pulls, escutcheons, side carrying handles, and a key with tassel. Raised on a molded plinth base with bracket feet. 22 in. H, 18 in. W, 16 in. D.

Lot: 70A - Important Robert E. Lee Memorial Engraving

Fine framed Robert E. Lee memorial engraving, late 19th century, depicting Lee in Confederate uniform within an oval vignette, with facsimile inscription and signatures below. Text reads in part: “Sold by authority of the Lee Memorial Association for the erection of a monument at the tomb of Genl. R. E. Lee at the Washington & Lee University, Lexington, Virginia,” with printed/facsimile signatures including “R. E. Lee, Genl.” and “Genl. W. N. Pendleton, Chairman.” Presented under glass in a gilt frame with wide mat. 46 in. H, 20 in. W, 22 in. D

Lot: 71 - Rococo Revival Carved Rosewood Center Table, American, mid-19th century

A fine American Rococo Revival carved rosewood center table, mid-19th century, in the manner of high-style New York cabinetmakers such as J. & J. W. Meeks or John Henry Belter. The table features a shaped oval serpentine top with boldly carved gadrooned and foliate edge, above a conforming apron with pendant drops, beaded trim, pierced foliate brackets, and a finely carved central pedestal base. The base is especially elaborate, with clustered scroll supports, urn-form and foliate carving, pendant finials, cabochon-style reserves, and four sweeping cabriole legs terminating in scrolled feet on casters. From Ormonde Plantation, Natchez, Mississippi. 28 in. H, 52.5 in. W, 35 in. D.

Lot: 72 - Victorian Burl Walnut and Ebonized Parlor Cabinet with Porcelain Plaque

Victorian burl walnut and ebonized parlor cabinet, late 19th century, having carved Renaissance Revival decoration and rich figured veneer panels. The single large paneled door is centered by an oval porcelain portrait plaque of a young woman on cobalt blue and gilt ground, surrounded by incised and molded decoration. Case with projecting molded cornice, carved side columns, burlwood panels, ebonized trim, shelved interior, and plinth base with shaped skirt. 46 in. high x 39 in. wide x 19.5 in. deep.

Lot: 73 - Pair of Victorian Rococo Revival Carved Walnut Settees, 19th c.

Pair of Victorian Rococo Revival carved walnut settees, 19th century, each having a shaped serpentine crest rail with carved scroll and foliate accents above a deep button-tufted upholstered back and broad upholstered seat. The carved walnut frames feature scrolled side supports, shaped aprons with central floral carving, cabriole legs, and casters. Upholstered in gold patterned fabric with matching backs. 37 in. H, 43 in. W, 18 in. D, 16 in. seat height.

Lot: 73A - Large Victorian Renaissance Revival Carved Oak Sideboard Cabinet, Leaded Stained Glass Door

Victorian Renaissance Revival carved oak sideboard cabinet, late 19th century, of highly architectural form with a projecting molded cornice above a carved dentil and gadrooned frieze. The upper superstructure is centered by a large leaded and stained-glass cabinet door with pebbled glass ground and floral ribbon decoration in colored glass, flanked by open side display shelves with scalloped arches, turned column supports, and spindle galleries. Below the upper cabinet is a carved backsplash shelf with baluster gallery and foliate carved panels. The lower case features a broad serving surface over two long frieze drawers with deeply gadrooned carved fronts and brass pulls, above a pair of paneled cabinet doors with elaborate geometric raised moldings, diamond-form carved reserves, and conforming carved borders. The case is further ornamented with turned and carved side columns, carved pilasters, molded base, and paneled back construction. 107 in. H, 63.5 in. W, 25 in. D.

Lot: 74 - American Classical Mahogany Drop-Leaf Table, New York, Labeled, ca. 1825–1845

A fine American Classical mahogany drop-leaf table, New York, second quarter 19th century, retaining a fragmentary paper maker’s label to the interior drawer bottom. The table features a richly figured rectangular top with rounded drop leaves, a single frieze drawer with cylindrical rounded front and gilt-brass lion-mask ring pull, raised on a boldly carved pedestal support with acanthus and gadrooned carving, above a shaped quadriform base terminating in carved paw feet with brass casters. From Ormonde Plantation, Natchez, Mississippi. 30.5 in. H, 23 in. W closed, 57 in. W extended, 42 in. D.

Lot: 75 - Pair of American Classical Marble-Top Pier Tables, circa 1835–1850

A fine matched pair of American Classical pier tables, circa 1835–1850, each with an original shaped white marble top above a richly figured mahogany case. The frieze on each table is carved with a central shell and scrolling foliate ornament, above a shaped lower apron and mirrored back panel. Each table is supported by bold lyre-form scrolled supports terminating in circular volutes, raised on stepped plinth bases with gadrooned molding and scroll feet. The mahogany shows attractive flame and crotch figuring throughout. A desirable true pair, retaining their period form, marble tops, and mirrored backs. Each approximately 36 in. H, 35 in. W, 18 in. D.

Lot: 75A - American Classical Mahogany Marble-Top Pier Table, Attr. to Meeks, NY, C. 1835-1845

A handsome American Classical mahogany pier table attributed to Meeks, New York, circa 1835-1845, with a rectangular white marble top above a molded frieze, bold opposing scroll supports, circular applied side bosses, mirrored back panel, shaped lower stretcher shelf, and gilt carved paw feet. 35 in. H, 39.5 in. W, 19 in. D.

Lot: 76 - Rare Moore Insurance Patent Cabinet Desk, Indianapolis, Indiana, Patented 1878

Rare and important Moore Insurance Patent Cabinet Desk by The Moore Combination Desk Co., Indianapolis, Indiana, late 19th century, walnut and mixed woods, retaining maker’s plaque reading “Moore’s Cabinet Desk, Indianapolis, Ind., Patented Jan. 8, 1878,” “Letters” plaque, interior paper label for The Moore Combination Desk Co., and associated key/hinge envelope from S.G. Stein, 201–203 First National Bank, Muscatine, Iowa. This scarce two-wing cabinet desk opens to form a complete executive and clerical office station, with one side fitted as an executive writing desk and the opposing wing arranged for clerical filing and document storage. The interior is elaborately fitted with a sliding writing surface, green writing panels, pigeonholes, letter slots, document compartments, folio dividers, interior drawers, brass pulls, postal/file boxes, numerous blue-painted metal file drawers, large hinges, locks, keys, and gallery top. Joseph A. Moore’s patented cabinet-desk design was developed in the same Indianapolis office-furniture tradition as Wooton and was intended as a self-contained organizational office, capable of closing while preserving papers and writing materials within. The documented Muscatine, Iowa bank provenance adds considerable interest, with the accompanying envelope tying the desk to S.G. Stein of First National Bank, Muscatine. A rare and highly desirable American patent office desk with exceptional architectural presence, strong mechanical and organizational appeal, and significant collector interest. Dimensions: 51 in. H, 50 in. W, 43 in. D.

Lot: 77 - Fine American Classical Flame Mahogany Marble-Top Mixing / Ham Table

Fine American Classical flame mahogany marble-top mixing table, circa 1835–1845, possibly Baltimore or Philadelphia, made for the Southern market. Also known in the South as a ham table, and related to the form commonly called a mint julep table or mixing cabinet. The case features a black and gold variegated marble top above a bold cove-molded frieze, fine crotch/flame mahogany veneers, scrolled side brackets with ball drops, mirrored cabinet door, and shelved interior. Raised on a plinth base with shaped skirt and short block feet. A scarce and desirable Southern-use serving form. 39 in. high x 30 in. wide x 15 in. deep.

Lot: 78 - Important Philadelphia Mahogany Secretary Bookcase, circa 1780

An important Philadelphia walnut secretary bookcase, circa 1780–1800, in two parts, the upper case with molded cornice and dentil course above a pair of glazed doors with geometric mullions opening to a shelved interior. The lower case is fitted with four graduated long drawers retaining handsome pierced brass pulls and escutcheons, flanked by distinctive reeded quarter columns terminating above the molded base, raised on shaped bracket feet. The top drawer opens to reveal a fitted secretary interior with green baize writing slide, divided side compartments, and removable storage box. The piece displays fine architectural proportion, striking mahogany surface, and sophisticated late 18th-century cabinetmaking. 79.5 in. H, 40.5 in. W, 22 in. D.

Lot: 79 - American Empire Gothic Wardrobe

American Empire Gothic wardrobe, circa 1840–1850, in mahogany and mahogany veneers, the tall case with projecting molded cornice above two paneled doors with pointed Gothic-arch panels, opening to a fitted interior with divided compartments, shelves, and two lower drawers. The case is raised on short turned feet and displays a strong architectural form with Gothic Revival influence, combining the bold proportions of the Empire period with pointed-arch paneling and practical fitted storage. Dimensions: 94 in. H, 53 in. W, 21.5 in. D.

Lot: 80 - Important American Rococo Revival Laminated Rosewood Étagère, Attr. to J. & J.W. Meeks

Important American Rococo Revival carved and laminated rosewood marble-top étagère, New York, mid-19th century, attributed to J. & J.W. Meeks. The elaborate open crest with bold laminated C-scrolls, acanthus and floral carving above a tiered mirror-back superstructure with shaped shelves, pierced scroll supports, and multiple mirror plates. The lower cabinet having a shaped white marble top over a highly carved serpentine base with pierced cabinet doors, side panels, drawers, and bold scrolled legs. A rare and highly decorative laminated rosewood parlor form with strong Southern provenance. Provenance: Annesdale Mansion, Memphis, Tennessee. 72in. H, 55 in. W, and 21 in. D.

Lot: 80A - German Renaissance Revival Open-Well Tall Case Clock by Lorenz Furtwängler & Söhne, LFS Marked

A monumental German Renaissance Revival open-well tall case clock by Lorenz Furtwängler & Söhne, Furtwangen, Germany, late 19th century, the highly architectural walnut case richly ornamented with applied brass and bronze mounts, figural cresting, scrolled broken-arch pediment, carved columns, pierced panels, mask mounts, floral appliqués, and elaborate classical and foliate ornament throughout. The circular glazed dial door opens to a finely decorated brass and silvered dial with stylized Arabic numerals, engraved minute track, pierced hands, and ornate central boss. The open-well lower section displays the impressive weight-driven movement with brass weights, chain suspension, and a striking sunburst pendulum with cast mask center. The lower cabinet door is centered by a figural medallion with applied metal corner mounts, continuing the rich Renaissance Revival vocabulary of the upper case. The clock has LFS maker’s mark, stamped to the rear/backing plate with number 707, identifying the maker as Lorenz Furtwängler & Söhne. Retains old provenance label for Col. and Mrs. George H. Saylor, Maxwell AFB, Alabama, and fragmentary German paper label to the reverse with partially legible clock-related wording, including what appears to be “Schlagwerk,” referring to the striking mechanism. A visually commanding and technically impressive German open-well tall case clock by one of the better Black Forest clockmaking firms of the late 19th century. 93 in. H, 28 in. W, 14 in. D.

Lot: 81 - Monumental Victorian Renaissance Revival Walnut Pier Mirror with Marble-Top Base, Late 19th C.

Large late 19th century Victorian Renaissance Revival pier mirror, likely American, in walnut and burl walnut veneers, having a tall arched mirror plate set within a carved frame with bead-and-reel molding, fluted column supports, projecting cornice, dentil detail, carved scroll terminals, and a central carved classical female mask crest. The base is fitted with a white marble top over a low drawer-form plinth, with side shelves/plinth supports. 130 in. H, 82 in. W, and 21 in. D

Lot: 82 - American Empire Rosewood and Mahogany Bookcase

American Empire bookcase, mid-19th century, in mahogany with rosewood or highly figured rosewood-grained veneers, having a bold molded cornice above two glazed doors opening to adjustable shelves, flanked by carved foliate pilasters, over two lower drawers with figured fronts and turned wooden pulls, raised on shaped bracket feet. Dimensions: 91 in. H, 51 in. W, 15 in. D.

Lot: 83 - Victorian Walnut Hall Tree With Marble Shelf

Victorian walnut hall tree, late 19th century, Gothic Revival form, with pierced architectural crest, turned finials, shaped scroll cutwork, oval mirror plate, turned side standards, multiple hat and coat pegs, white marble shelf over a small drawer, shaped base, and cast iron umbrella receiver or drip pan. Measures 85 in. h. x 34 in. w. x 13 in. d.

Lot: 84 - Natchez, Mississippi Plantation Cypress Locking Cabinet, Attr. to Enslaved Craftsmen, 19th Century

Large Natchez, Mississippi plantation cypress locking cabinet or wardrobe, 19th century, attributed by provenance to construction by enslaved craftsmen. The imposing vernacular cabinet is constructed of broad cypress boards with a projecting molded cornice, paneled double doors, vertical board back, shelved interior, shaped lower skirt, and original-style iron locking hardware, including a long exterior iron locking bar and key. The cabinet retains a dry, scrubbed, weathered surface with traces of old finish or whitewash. 96 in. H, 51.5 in. W, 18 in. D.

Lot: 85 - A. Campiglia, Philadelphia, Giltwood Pedal Harp

Fine decorative giltwood pedal harp, bearing engraved brass plate reading “A. Campiglia, Harp Maker, Philadelphia, Pa.,” the arched frame with gilt column, carved figural capital, paw-form feet, brass-mounted neck, and natural wood soundbox. The harp is richly ornamented in the neoclassical taste with carved figural and foliate decoration. Strings appear to be later substitutes installed for appearance. From Ormonde Plantation, Natchez, Mississippi. 59 in. H, 16 in. W, 29 in. D.

Lot: 86 - Classical Mahogany Chest of Drawers, Boston, circa 1820, Attr. to Thomas Seymour

A fine American Classical mahogany chest of drawers, attributed to Thomas Seymour, Boston, circa 1820, having a shaped gallery above a raised superstructure fitted with four short drawers, over a bowed case fitted with four long graduated drawers. The case is framed by bold spiral-carved and ring-turned engaged columns with turned front feet, shaped apron, fine line inlay, brass escutcheons, and handsome period-style brass pulls. The chest displays richly figured mahogany veneers with a deep, warm surface and refined proportions

Lot: 87 - American Late Classical Mahogany Server, c. 1840

American Late Classical mahogany server, circa 1840, having a raised gallery back with projecting rectangular side returns above a broad service surface, the case fitted with two upper drawers with rounded projecting drawer fronts and lion-mask ring pulls, over a pair of paneled cabinet doors. The front is distinguished by bold Classical scroll supports, cylindrical columnar elements, pronounced plinths, and scrolled feet, with highly figured mahogany veneers displaying strong flame and crotch grain. 44 in. H, 63 in. W, 24 in. D.

Lot: 88 - Set of Twelve Empire-Style Mahogany Dining Chairs

Set of twelve Empire-style mahogany dining chairs, including two armchairs and ten side chairs, each with a rounded tablet crest rail above a shaped central splat, saber-form rear supports, curved front legs, and upholstered slip seats in a pale yellow patterned fabric. The set is well matched in form and finish and pairs attractively with the American Classical Empire dining table at Lot 89, though the chairs appear more likely later reproductions or high-quality revival examples rather than period circa 1840 chairs. 34 in. H, 20 in. W, 18 in. D, 18 in. seat height.

Lot: 89 - American Empire Mahogany Extension Dining Table, C. 1840

Empire mahogany extension dining table, circa 1840, having a circular top when closed with a deep molded apron and richly figured mahogany veneers, raised on bold lyre-form pedestal supports joined by a shaped platform base and ending on scrolled feet with casters. The table opens to accept five leaves. 30.5 in. H, 47 in. W, 27.5 in. D.

Lot: 90 - American Classical Mahogany Sewing Stand / Work Table, ca. 1830–1850

A fine American Classical mahogany sewing stand or work table, mid-19th century, having a richly figured mahogany drop-leaf top above two graduated drawers with rounded fronts, brass escutcheons, and mixed turned pulls. The table is raised on four boldly spiral-turned legs joined beneath by a suspended fabric work bag. From Ormonde Plantation, Natchez, Mississippi. 31 in. H, 19 in. W, 20 in. D.

Lot: 91 - 19th Century Oil on Canvas, signed J. Mortimer, after Pompeo Girolamo Batoni (Italian, 1708–1787), “The Penitent Magdalene"

Continental School, 18th Century, signed J. Mortimer lower left, after Pompeo Girolamo Batoni (Italian, 1708–1787), “The Penitent Magdalene,” oil on canvas. Depicting Mary Magdalene reclining in a rocky grotto, her hands clasped in prayer, with open book, skull, and ointment jar beside her, rendered in a dramatic chiaroscuro manner with blue drapery and illuminated flesh tones. The composition is after Batoni’s celebrated Penitent Magdalene, a work formerly in the Dresden Gemäldegalerie and now lost. Housed in a substantial giltwood and ebonized frame. Accompanied by conservation documentation from Hudson + Salah Art Conservation Studios, New Orleans, Louisiana, dated 2010, identifying the artist as J. Mortimer, title as Repentant Magdalina, medium as oil on canvas, and noting the signature lower left. Documentation records cleaning, lining onto Belgian linen with reversible BEVA 371 adhesive, restretching onto the original reconditioned stretcher, filling, inpainting, and varnishing. Also accompanied by prior auction printout and frame receipt. Provenance: Ormonde Plantation, Natchez, Mississippi. Canvas: approximately 28 x 38 in. Framed: 45 in. H x 54 1/2 in. W x 4 1/2 in. D.

Lot: 92 - Oil on Canvas, 18th C. Madonna After Rubens/Brueghel

Continental School, 18th Century, After Sir Peter Paul Rubens and Jan Brueghel the Elder, “Madonna in a Garland of Flowers,” oil on canvas, depicting the Virgin and Christ Child within a devotional image surrounded by a lush floral garland and putti, after the celebrated Flemish Baroque composition in the Alte Pinakothek, Munich. Accompanied by Pippen’s Ltd. Antiques & Interiors receipt dated November 23, 2009. Provenance: the Ormonde Plantation, Natchez, MS. Framed. 48 in. H x 58 in. W x 2 1/2 in. D.

Lot: 93 - Oil on Canvas, Continental School, after Bartolomé Esteban Murillo, “The Immaculate Conception,” 19th C.

Continental School, late 19th century, after Bartolomé Esteban Murillo, “The Immaculate Conception,” oil on canvas, unsigned. Large devotional painting depicting the Virgin Mary standing upon clouds and a crescent moon, her hands crossed at her chest and gaze raised heavenward, wearing a white robe and deep blue mantle, with cherubic heads emerging from the upper left celestial cloudbank. The composition follows Murillo’s celebrated Spanish Baroque Immaculate Conception type, particularly the El Escorial / Los Venerables formula of the Virgin in blue and white, surrounded by light, clouds, angels, and the crescent moon. Presented in a large ornate giltwood frame with scrolling foliate ornament. Accompanied by conservation paperwork from Hudson + Salah Art Conservation Studios documentation, New Orleans, 2012, for conservation work including cleaning, lining, restretching, filling, inpainting, and varnishing, with invoice totaling $3,270. Hudson + Salah stretcher label to verso listls client, title “Immaculate,” and size 40 x 60. Framed dimensions: 73 in. H x 52 in. W x 5 in. D.

Lot: 94 - Victorian Rosewood Secretary Bookcase

A fine Victorian rosewood secretary bookcase, late 19th century, of tall architectural form with richly figured rosewood surface and a pierced carved pediment crest. The upper section has a projecting molded cornice above two glazed doors with rounded rectangular frames, opening to adjustable interior shelves. The lower section features a slant-front writing desk opening to a fitted interior with small drawers and pigeonholes above a red inset writing surface, with a long drawer below and two paneled cabinet doors flanked by turned columns.

Lot: 95 - American Renaissance Revival Marquetry Cheval Mirror with Bronze Lion Mounts

American Renaissance Revival cheval mirror, late 19th century, an impressive full-length dressing mirror in richly finished walnut and burlwood veneers with geometric marquetry panels throughout. The rectangular mirror plate is set within a bold architectural frame with turned side standards, shaped broken-arch crest, central carved urn finial, and lower turned stretcher. The base is especially notable for its heavy projecting supports mounted with sculptural bronze or patinated metal recumbent lions. 84 in. H, 42 in. W, 27 in. D.

Lot: 96 - Empire Flame Mahogany Bookcase

American Empire bookcase, circa 1845, in richly figured flame mahogany and mahogany veneers, the rectangular case with bold molded cornice and shaped crest above a pair of glazed doors opening to an adjustable shelved interior, over a projecting base fitted with two drawers and raised on shaped bracket feet. The front displays strong matched flame mahogany figure across the cornice, door rails, stiles, and drawer fronts. Dimensions: 94 in. H, 53 in. W, 19 in. D.

Lot: 97 - Pair of Renaissance Revival Carved Walnut Armchairs, Late 19th Century

Pair of Renaissance Revival carved walnut armchairs, late 19th century, each with tall architectural back centered by elaborate pierced carving with scrolling foliate ornament, mask-carved crest, acanthus and floral detail, and barley-twist side supports with turned finials. The arms terminate in carved animal-head supports above turned and carved front legs joined by stretchers. Each chair retains a dark, aged finish with later red patterned upholstered seat. 54 in. H, 25 in. W, 21 in. D, 20 in. seat height.

Lot: 98 - French 19th Century Brass and Bronze Figural Mantel Clock

French 19th century brass and bronze figural mantel clock, featuring a seated female figure beside an ornate Rococo-style clock case with scroll, floral, and shell decoration. Gilt brass bezel with Roman numeral dial and key. Measures 11 in. H x 15 in. W x 6 in. D.

Lot: 99 - New York Classical Mahogany and Stenciled Chest of Drawers, Circa 1825–1840

New York Classical mahogany chest of drawers, circa 1825–1840, having a raised gallery with three small drawers above a projecting writing or dressing surface, over a case fitted with three long drawers. The case features richly figured mahogany drawer fronts, turned front supports, black-painted engaged columns, and a distinctive black cylindrical front rail decorated with gilt fruit, floral, and foliate stenciling. The columns retain additional gilt stencil decoration, and the drawers are fitted with decorative brass floral pulls and escutcheons. Raised on turned front legs with plain paneled sides and back. 42 in. H, 36.5 in. W, 21 in. D

Lot: 100 - Boston Classical Mahogany Drop-Leaf Work / Sewing Table, Possibly Vose, c. 1820–1830

A handsome Boston Classical mahogany drop-leaf work or sewing table, circa 1820–1830, the rectangular top with rounded hinged drop leaves above three graduated drawers with richly figured mahogany fronts and round gilt-metal pulls. The lower section retains the characteristic rounded work bag compartment, flanked by columnar supports joined by a low stretcher and raised on shaped trestle feet with brass casters. 28.5 in. H, 18.5 in. W, 18 in. D; 34 in. W with leaves extended.

Lot: 101 - Large Renaissance Revival Carved Walnut Breakfront Cabinet

Renaissance Revival carved walnut breakfront cabinet, late 19th century, likely Continental, having an architectural crest with carved lion mask, pierced gallery, turned and fluted column supports, central upper cabinet door with deeply carved dragon/griffin relief panel opening to fitted shelves, open display shelf below, and lower case with two drawers over two carved paneled cabinet doors. The case is richly carved throughout with molded panels, columns, scrollwork, brass pulls and decorative brass escutcheons. Measures 98 in. H x 63 in. W x 25.5 in. D.

Lot: 102 - R.J. Horner Carved Mahogany and Black Leather Sofa, Period, Late 19th Century

Period and authentic R.J. Horner carved mahogany sofa, late 19th century, retaining its original black leather upholstery. The sofa is executed in the Renaissance Revival taste with a deeply carved crest rail featuring scrolling foliate decoration and a central mask, flanked by carved end blocks and bold scrolled arms. The front supports are heavily carved with turned and foliate elements, rising from carved plinth feet, with nailhead trim and a shaped molded base. 38 in. H, 85 in. W, 31 in. D.

Lot: 103 - Pair of R.J. Horner Style Carved Mahogany Lion-Head Armchairs

Pair of finely carved mahogany armchairs in the manner of R.J. Horner, New York, late 19th century, each having an upholstered rectangular back and deep upholstered seat within a shaped mahogany frame, the crest and front stiles carved with bold lion-mask terminals and foliate detail. The chairs feature sweeping open arms with rounded hand rests, molded seat rails, and carved paw feet, retaining a rich reddish-brown mahogany surface and upholstered in red and cream floral fabric with matching small lumbar pillows. 42.5 in. H, 28 in. W, 19.5 in. D, 14 in. seat height.

Lot: 104 - Southern Sheraton Cherry Step-Back Cupboard / Jackson Press

Southern Sheraton cherry step-back cupboard, often called a Jackson press in the Southern market, circa 1820–1840, in two-part form with an upper glazed bookcase/cupboard section over a lower case fitted with two drawers above paneled cupboard doors. The upper section has a molded projecting cornice above two glazed doors with divided lights, opening to shelved interior storage. The lower case is fitted with two short drawers above two paneled doors, raised on turned front legs, with simple paneled sides and horizontal board back. The piece shows attractive cherry primary wood and secondary pine/poplar construction. 94.5 in. H, 34.5 in. W, 17.5 in. D.

Lot: 105 - Acanthus Carved Brothel Floor Lamp

Ornate carved floor lamp in the Victorian/Renaissance Revival taste, having a dark finished carved standard with fluted column, turned bulbous supports, acanthus-carved square base, and paw-form feet. Fitted with brass two-light socket cluster, pull chains, tall finial, and a richly decorated scalloped “brothel” shade with red and gold brocade-style panels, heavy gold bullion fringe, tassels, and bead accents. 78 in. high x 13 in. wide.

Lot: 105A - American Classical Mahogany Server with Carved Backsplash, circa 1840–1850

A fine American Classical mahogany server, circa 1840–1850, the rectangular case with a boldly shaped and carved backsplash featuring scroll, shell, floral, and leaf ornament above a figured mahogany panel. The server is fitted with two upper drawers, three side drawers, and a pair of central cupboard doors, with richly figured flame and crotch mahogany veneers throughout the front and backsplash. The case is flanked by rope-twist engaged front columns over turned legs ending in casters, with molded top edge, paneled sides, and decorative floral-form pulls. The backsplash likely original to the piece, reflecting the transition from the American Classical taste into the more ornamental mid-19th century style. 59 in. H, 45 in. W, 22 in. D.

Lot: 106 - Pair Bohemian Green Glass Mantel Lusters, Late 19th C.

Fine pair of Bohemian green glass mantel lusters, late 19th century, each with scalloped bowl-form top above a cylindrical standard and circular foot, richly decorated with hand-painted floral enamel reserves, gilt scrollwork, and applied gilt borders. Each luster retains hanging cut-glass prisms. Dimensions: 12.5 in. H, 7 in. diameter.

Lot: 107 - American Empire-Style Marble-Top Coffee Table

American Empire-style marble-top coffee table, likely adapted from a period or later 19th-century form, featuring an oval white marble top over a figured mahogany apron, raised on paired column supports with carved rope detail and a shaped platform base terminating in large scrolled feet. A decorative and highly usable parlor-scale table with strong Classical influence and good visual presence. Dimensions: 21.5 in. H, 54 in. W, 36 in. D.

Lot: 108 - Pair of American Classical Mahogany Upholstered Settees, Circa 1840

Pair of American Classical mahogany upholstered settees, circa 1840, each with shaped serpentine crest rail and continuous scrolled mahogany frame surrounding a button-tufted back and broad upholstered seat. The lower rail features figured mahogany veneer above a shaped apron, with brass nailhead trim and short bracket feet, retaining small casters. Upholstered in pale green velvet or velvet-type fabric.33 in. H, 46.5 in. W, 17 in. D, 16 in. seat height.

Lot: 109 - Victorian Alabaster and Gilt Metal Banquet Floor Lamp

Victorian banquet-style floor lamp with a tall alabaster column standard rising from a stepped square alabaster and gilt metal base, the lamp body in ornate gilt metal with embossed acanthus, shell, scroll, and floral decoration. Fitted with a cranberry-red glass globe shade with ruffled rim and clear glass chimney. 59 in. H, 10 in. W, 10 in. D.

Lot: 110 - American Classical Mahogany Center Table, Attr. to J. & J.W. Meeks, NY, c. 1835–1850

American Classical mahogany center table, likely New York, mid-19th century, the circular figured mahogany top with radiating veneers and molded apron raised on a bold faceted and fluted column standard, above a shaped quadriform platform base with large scrolled feet and casters. The table has strong proportions, handsome flame mahogany figure, and the heavy architectural base. From Ormonde Plantation, Natchez, Mississippi. 39 in. H, 35 in. Diameter

Lot: 111 - Pair Victorian Brass and Crystal Girandole Candelabra Lamps

Pair of Victorian brass and crystal girandole candelabra lamps, late 19th/early 20th century, each having a brass and glass standard with cut crystal center column, tall faceted crystal spire finial, scrolled brass candle arms, and multiple tiers of hanging crystal prisms and swags. Each fitted with three electrified candle-form lights with white candle sleeves, raised on circular brass bases. 24.5 in. high x 11 in. wide x 11 in. deep.

Lot: 112 - Classical Gilt Metal and Marble Solar Table Lamp

Classical-style table lamp with a fluted gilt metal column standard on a square marble base, supporting a brass oil-style burner and fitted with a frosted and cut glass shade. The shade is decorated with clear cut hobnail-style accents and engraved floral and foliate decoration. The base is in the neoclassical taste with Corinthian-style capital detail, fluting, acanthus decoration, and gilt metal mount over marble plinth. Electrified. 23 in. H, 10 in. W, 10 in. D.

Lot: 113 - American Early Pie Safe with Punched Tin Panels and Red Interior

An American early pie safe, 19th century, of narrow rectangular form with two hinged paneled doors, each fitted with punched tin panels decorated with circular and foliate motifs. The case is constructed with a projecting top, straight legs, simple bracket cutouts to the sides, and a striking red-painted interior with open shelves. 52.5 in. H, 33 in. W, 12.5 in. D.

Lot: 114 - American School, Portrait of a Gentleman, C. 1830

Oil on canvas, American School, likely New York or Northeastern United States, circa 1830–1840, depicting a seated gentleman in black coat, high collar, yellow waistcoat, black cravat, and jeweled stickpin, posed against a warm neutral ground with red upholstered chair back visible at right. Housed in an ebonized molded frame with gilt liner. Later backing board/support present. 30.5 in. H x 22.5 in. W x 2 in. D.

Lot: 115 - Full Tester Plantation Bed with Yellow Fabric Canopy

American full tester plantation bed, likely late 19th century with later upholstered canopy treatment, having tall square mahogany or mahogany-finished posts with molded plinth bases and mid-post collar blocks, joined by a full overhead tester frame fitted with pleated yellow fabric canopy, valance, side panels, and bed skirt. The shaped headboard features a carved crest with pierced scrollwork, central roundel, foliate carving, and molded panel construction below. The bed is shown dressed with coordinating yellow fabric and appears to accommodate a full-size mattress. Bed opening approximately 64 in. W, 77 in. L.

Lot: 116 - Connecticut Federal Cherry Bowfront Chest of Drawers, circa 1800–1810

A fine Connecticut Federal cherry bowfront chest of drawers, circa 1800–1810, retaining a handsome early surface and desirable full-height shaped bracket feet. The case is fitted with four graduated bowed drawers, each retaining oval brass pulls and brass escutcheons, above a shaped skirt with high arched bracket feet. The chest is constructed with cherry primary wood and chestnut secondary woods.

Lot: 117 - Meeks Attributed Rococo Revival Marble-Top Center Table

Fine American Rococo Revival marble-top center table, attributed to J. & J.W. Meeks, New York, mid-19th century, having a shaped white marble “turtle top” with molded edge over a richly carved rosewood or laminated rosewood base. The apron is carved with fruit, foliate scrollwork, and molded reserves, raised on bold cabriole legs with carved floral and leaf decoration, joined by a shaped stretcher with central carved urn-form finial, on casters. Dimensions: 29 in. H, 39 in. W, 30 in. D.

Lot: 118 - Continental Provincial Tall Case Clock, Dated 1787

Continental provincial tall case clock, late 18th century with molded cornice above a square brass-mounted clock face with Roman numeral chapter ring, engraved spandrels, and pierced hands, over a tall narrow case with paneled waist door, inset triangular raised molding, and carved plaque inscribed “ANNO 1787.” The case retains a warm old surface with molded base, paneled lower section, side door, visible pendulum and weights. Dimensions: 91 in. H, 22 in. W, 8 in. D.

Lot: 119 - American Classical Mahogany Card Table, Salem, Massachusetts, Circa 1820–1840

A fine American Classical mahogany card table, likely Salem, Massachusetts, second quarter 19th century, with a shaped fold-over top above a conforming figured mahogany apron. The table is raised on richly carved and turned legs with spiral-twist shafts and finely carved bellflower or acanthus-leaf decoration at the upper sections, terminating in turned tapered feet. The boldly shaped top, figured apron panels, and highly decorative legs give the table strong presence, while the rear swing leg supports the top when opened for card or games use. Dimensions: 29 in. H, 39.5 in. W, 19 in. D closed, 38.5 in. D extended.

Lot: 120 - American Classical Mahogany Two-Drawer Work Table or Sewing Stand, c. 1830–1850

An attractive American Classical mahogany work table or sewing stand, circa 1830–1850, having a rectangular drop-leaf case with richly figured mahogany veneers, two stacked drawers with rounded fronts, and circular brass pulls. The case is raised on a distinctive lyre-form support above a molded plinth and shaped scrolled base with small casters. 30.5 in. H, 19 in. W, 36.5 in. W extended, 19.5 in. D.

Lot: 121 - American Classical Stenciled Mahogany Chest of Drawers, New York

American Classical mahogany chest of drawers, New York, circa 1825–1840, having a rectangular case with rounded front molding over a projecting upper drawer divided visually as two short drawers flanking a central lock stile, above four long graduated drawers. The drawer fronts are veneered in richly figured mahogany with striking crotch and flame grain. The case is flanked by dramatic ebonized full columns with gilt stencil decoration and ring-turned collars, terminating in carved paw feet. Retains ornate gilt brass rosette pulls and escutcheons, with original or period-appropriate hardware. Secondary woods visible at the drawer sides and backboards. 51.5 in. H, 49.5 in. W, 22.5 in. D.

Lot: 122 - Set of Six Carved Oak Renaissance Revival Dining Chairs, Attr. to R.J. Horner

A set of six carved oak Renaissance Revival dining chairs, late 19th century, formerly part of a larger carved oak dining suite. Each chair features a highly pierced and carved crest with scrolling foliate ornament, central cartouche, mask-carved stiles, fluted supports, carved lower stretcher, paw-form front feet, and upholstered slip seat. A bold and decorative set with strong Renaissance Revival character, suitable for use with the accompanying dining table and sideboard offered separately in this sale. Part of a highly carved American Renaissance Revival dining suite, attributed to R.J. Horner & Co., New York, and offered in related lots in this sale. 39 in. H, 18.5 in. W, 17 in. D, 19.5 in. seat height.

Lot: 123 - Carved Oak Renaissance Revival Extension Dining Table, Attr. to R.J. Horner

A carved oak Renaissance Revival extension dining table, late 19th century, part of a carved oak dining suite. The table has a round top opening to accommodate four leaves, raised on a central pedestal support and boldly carved scrolled end supports with paw feet and shaped stretchers. Part of a highly carved American Renaissance Revival dining suite, attributed to R.J. Horner & Co., New York, and offered in related lots in this sale. 29 in. H, 48 in. diameter, 96 in. L when extended.

Lot: 124 - Carved Oak Renaissance Revival Sideboard with Mirror, Attr. to R.J. Horner

A carved oak Renaissance Revival sideboard or server with mirror, late 19th century, part of a carved oak dining suite. The shaped case is fitted with a serpentine glass-covered top, central stacked drawers, side cabinet doors, and boldly carved figural panels with putti, female masks, grape clusters, foliate scrolls, and paw-form feet. The large shaped mirror is framed by carved female figures, leaf-carved supports, and an elaborate pierced crest with opposing carved birds and foliate ornament. The sideboard is the visual anchor of the suite and displays the strongest Horner-type characteristics, including figural mirror supports, carved putti, grape clusters, paw feet, and a dramatic opposing-bird crest. 71 in. H, 53.5 in. W, 22.5 in. D.

Lot: 124A - Monumental Renaissance Revival Carved Sideboard

Monumental Renaissance Revival carved walnut and ebonized sideboard, late 19th century, of impressive architectural form with long rectangular top above a case fitted with upper drawers and four cabinet doors. The facade is richly ornamented with carved herm figures, projecting pilasters, molded cornice, dentil and gadrooned carving, diamond panel decoration, carved rosette medallions, and contrasting walnut panels. 51 in. H, 89 in. W, 30 in. D.

Lot: 125 - Large Oil on Canvas, A. Gottschalk, After Bartolome Esteban Murillo, Continental School

Large oil on canvas after Bartolome Esteban Murillo, depicting a domestic genre scene with a seated woman tending a child while a small dog reaches toward the child’s outstretched hand, with pottery, spindle, and interior furnishings in the background. Signed lower left A. Gottschalk, cop. Munchen. Housed in a giltwood frame with molded and foliate decoration. Conservation documentation from Hudson, Salah Art Conservation Studios, New Orleans, dated July 17, 2012, identifies the painting as oil on canvas, glue lined, with conservation including varnish removal, surface cleaning, reversible fill, inpainting, and varnishing. From Ormonde Plantation, Natchez, Mississippi. Canvas size approximately 58 in. H, 44.75 in. W; Frame size: 67 in. H, 55 in. W, 3 in. D.

Lot: 126 - Oil on Canvas Portrait of a Young Woman, 1886, Attr. to William Garl Browne Jr.

Attributed to William Garl Browne Jr. or Wm. Garl Browne Jr., English-American, 1823–1894, oil on canvas portrait of a young woman in a white high-collared dress, seated beside a writing slope or lap desk with flowers in the foreground and a moody landscape beyond. The reverse bears an old typed label reading, “Wm. Carl Browne Pinxit of Washington D.C. August 1886,” with “pinxit” being the traditional Latin term meaning “painted by.” The sitter is rendered with direct frontal gaze, delicate jewelry, floral corsage, and finely handled lace collar. 41.5 in. H, 34 in. W.

Lot: 127 - American Classical Flame Mahogany Chest of Drawers, c. 1825–1840

An American Classical chest of drawers, circa 1825–1840, probably New York or Philadelphia, crafted in richly figured flame and crotch mahogany with crossbanded case decoration and bold architectural proportions. The chest features a projecting rectangular top with heavy rounded front molding above four graduated drawers, the upper drawer deeply projecting and veneered with dramatic bookmatched crotch mahogany. The case is flanked by boldly carved columnar front supports with acanthus and foliate carving, raised on carved paw feet. 46 in. H, 47 in. W, 20 in. D.

Lot: 128 - Louis XV Style Marble-Top Sideboard / Buffet

Louis XV style marble-top sideboard or buffet, a substantial large-scale case piece with shaped serpentine front and conforming variegated marble top. The cabinet features four doors with highly figured burl veneer panels framed by contrasting banding, opening to side storage compartments and a central bank of fitted drawers, including a divided upper drawer. The piece is mounted with gilt-bronze or gilt-metal Rococo style hardware, corner mounts, escutcheons, shell-form accents, and an ornate scrolling apron raised on short cabriole feet. 39 in. H, 92 in. W, 24 in. D.

Lot: 129 - French Napoleon III Ebonized and Gilt-Bronze Mounted Display Cabinet, 19th Century

A fine French Napoleon III ebonized display cabinet, 19th century, richly decorated with gilt-bronze mounts and red-and-gold Boulle-style arabesque panels. The shaped rectangular case features a single glazed door opening to a shelved interior, framed by ornate gilt-bronze borders, foliate mounts, corner appliqués, and figural side ornaments. The upper frieze is inset with a red tortoiseshell-style decorative panel with scrolling brass inlay, below a bold gilt-bronze gallery molding. The cabinet is raised on a shaped plinth base with additional gilt mounts and retains a dramatic black, gold, and red decorative scheme. Dimensions: 45 in. H, 36.5 in. W, 15 in. D.

Lot: 130 - French Napoleon III Boulle-Style Ebonized Cabinet, 19th Century

A French Napoleon III ebonized cabinet, 19th century, decorated in the Boulle taste with elaborate brass-mounted ornament and red-and-gold arabesque panels. The rectangular case features a black ebonized surface with gilt-brass egg-and-dart, rope, foliate, and figural mounts, centered by a single large paneled door with an oval cartouche of scrolling brass-inlaid decoration and corresponding corner panels. The frieze is similarly ornamented with red tortoiseshell-style and brass scrollwork, above side pilasters mounted with gilt-brass figural and foliate elements. The door opens to a red velvet-lined interior with a single shelf, all raised on a molded plinth base with shaped apron and additional gilt-brass mounts. Dimensions: 44.5 in. H, 35.5 in. W, 15 in. D.

Lot: 131 - French Napoleon III Ebonized, Inlaid, and Gilt-Mounted Sewing Stand, 19th Century

French Napoleon III sewing stand, 19th century, with ebonized frame, richly figured burlwood panels, gilt-bronze mounts, and fine decorative inlay. The shaped rectangular hinged top is centered by an inlaid urn and foliate motif within contrasting borders, with matching star-form inlay at the rounded corners. The lift-top opens to reveal an original fitted interior with divided compartments and an inset mirror to the underside of the lid. The case is raised on elegant curved supports joined by a shaped stretcher with central turned finial, with gilt-bronze mounts accenting the apron, corners, knees, and feet. Dimensions: 29.5 in. H, 21.5 in. W, 14.5 in. D.

Lot: 132 - Pair Patinated Bronze Figural Putti Candelabra

Pair of patinated bronze figural candelabra, late 19th/early 20th century, each modeled as a winged putto/cupid standing on a naturalistic base and holding aloft a five-light candelabrum. Each figure with flowing drapery, detailed feathered wings, expressive face, and rich dark bronze patina. The scrolled candle arms with urn-form candle cups and circular drip pans, raised on molded circular bases. 31.5 in. high x 14 in. wide x 15 in. deep.

Lot: 133 - Carved Renaissance Revival Pedestal Stand

A carved walnut or walnut-finished pedestal stand, late 19th century, in the Renaissance Revival taste, having a circular carved top with leaf-and-bead border above a fluted and foliate-carved standard, the midsection with pendant ring-form carved supports, raised on a tripartite base with scrolled brackets, urn-form details, and carved paw/foliate feet. Measures 58.5 in. H, 21 in. W/D.

Lot: 134 - Pair of Italian Rococo Revival Giltwood Mirrors, Late 19th/Early 20th Century

Pair of Italian or Continental Rococo Revival giltwood mirrors, late 19th to early 20th century, each with rectangular beveled mirror plate set within a beaded inner border and surrounded by an ornate pierced giltwood frame. The frames are carved with scrolling acanthus leaves, foliate C-scrolls, shell-form lower ornament, and dramatic shell-and-leaf cresting. 24.5 in. H, 19 in. W, 6 in. D.

Lot: 135 - French Louis XVI-Style Mahogany Secrétaire à Abattant

French Louis XVI-style mahogany secrétaire à abattant, 19th century, having a rectangular case with rounded fluted front corners, paneled sides, and molded top above a long upper drawer with gilt-metal ring pulls and escutcheon. The fall-front writing surface opens to a fitted interior with leather writing surface, above three graduated lower drawers fitted with gilt-metal escutcheons and decorative pulls. Raised on short turned legs, the case is finely proportioned with restrained neoclassical lines, warm mahogany color, and attractive brass hardware throughout. 57 in. H, 38 in. W, 16 in. D.

Lot: 136 - Oil on Canvas, British School, in the manner of Sir Peter Lely, “Portrait of a Lady,” 19th C.

British School, 19th century, in the manner of Sir Peter Lely, “Portrait of a Lady,” oil on canvas, unsigned. Elegant seated female sitter in burgundy velvet gown with pearl necklace and silver-gray drapery, posed before a dark landscape. Verso with old handwritten note reading “Style of Sir Peter Lely.” Ornate giltwood and composition Rococo Revival frame. Framed: 36 x 31 x 3 in.

Lot: 137 - Oil on Canvas portrait after John Hoppner’s Portrait of H.R.H. Frederica Charlotte Ulrica, 20th C. Signed Roger

Ken Rogers, 20th century, oil on canvas portrait after John Hoppner’s “Portrait of H.R.H. Frederica Charlotte Ulrica, Princess Royal of Prussia and Duchess of York.” Signed lower right “Ken Rogers.” The work depicts the Duchess of York standing in a pale dress with black hat and white bow, a white dog at her side, with classical bust, flowers, crown/urn, flaming brazier, and landscape beyond. Housed in an ornate giltwood and composition frame. British School subject, after Hoppner. Measures 44 in. H x 32 in. W x 3 in. D.

Lot: 138 - Oil on Canvas, British School, after William Mulready, R.A. (Irish/British, 1786-1863), “The Last In.” 19th C.

British School, 19th century, oil on canvas after William Mulready, R.A. (Irish/British, 1786-1863), “The Last In.” Unsigned. Interior schoolroom genre scene depicting a schoolmaster leaning forward from his desk and bowing in mock deference to a late-arriving boy at left, with gathered schoolchildren looking on, a dog peeking from the left interior, and a landscape visible through the open doorway beyond. Housed in a later gilt and faux burlwood frame. Accompanied by a July 22, 2010 invoice from Hudson + Salah Art Conservation Studios, New Orleans, Louisiana, identifying the work as “Classroom Genre,” oil on canvas, unsigned, 16 x 22 in. The invoice documents professional conservation including removal of discolored varnish and surface dirt, lining onto Belgian linen with reversible BEVA 371 adhesive, restretching onto the original reconditioned stretcher, reversible fills/inpainting, and final reversible acrylic resin varnish. Frame dimensions: 44.5 in. H, 30 in. W, 2 in. D

Lot: 139 - Oil on Canvas, 19th C. Continental Genre Scene, Signed Chirie

Continental School, likely late 19th century, oil on canvas interior genre scene, signed lower right “Chirie” or possibly “Chirié/Chierie.” The work depicts a finely detailed domestic parlor scene with an elderly gentleman seated in a chair, a woman attending children, scattered toys, a small dog, folding screen, fireplace, bird cage, and decorative interior furnishings. Housed in an ornate giltwood frame. Verso bears Hudson + Salah Art Conservation Studios labels identifying the artist as Chierie, title “Genre Scene,” client Jack Paramore, and image size 12.625 x 20.25 in. Overall framed size: 20 in. H x 22 in. W x 2 in. D.

Lot: 140 - Pair of Victorian Carved Walnut Parlor Armchairs, Gentleman’s and Lady’s Chairs

Pair of Victorian carved walnut parlor armchairs, late 19th century, comprising a larger gentleman’s chair and smaller lady’s chair, each with shaped oval upholstered back, serpentine seat, molded balloon-form frame, scrolled arms, cabriole legs, and small brass casters. The crest rails are carved with fruit, foliage, and scroll ornament, with rich red and gold damask upholstery in a period-appropriate Victorian taste. Larger chair measures 42 in. H, 24 in. W, 20.5 in. D, seat height 15 in. Smaller chair measures 39.5 in. H, 23 in. W, 20.5 in. D, seat height 14 in.

Lot: 140A - Victorian Walnut Balloon-Back Settee with Damask Upholstery

A Victorian walnut settee, late 19th century, having a shaped triple crest arrangement with oval center back, rounded side backs, carved floral crest, molded showwood frame, scrolled arms, cabriole legs, and casters, upholstered in red and gold damask fabric. 36 in. H, 56 in. W, 22.5 in. D.

Lot: 141 - Pair of Cut Crystal Girandole Candelabra Lamps

Pair of cut and pressed crystal girandole-form candelabra table lamps, each having two candle-form lights, central faceted spire finial, scrolled crystal arms, cut crystal standards, circular bases, and multiple hanging prism drops. Electrified. Measures 23 in. H x 16 in. W x 8 in. D.

Lot: 142 - American Classical Mahogany Chest of Drawers

American Classical mahogany chest of drawers, circa 1830–1850, having a projecting rectangular top above a case fitted with four drawers, including a deep upper drawer over three graduated lower drawers. The front features richly figured mahogany veneers with strong flame and crotch grain, molded drawer surrounds, wooden pulls, and keyholes, flanked by bold half columns with carved leaf capitals, ring turnings, and spiral-carved lower sections. Raised on a projecting plinth base with large turned ball feet. The sides are paneled, and the rear retains paneled secondary construction. 48 in. H, 47 in. W, 23 in. D.

Lot: 143 - American Cherry Miniature Chest of Drawers, 19th Century

American cherry miniature chest of drawers or salesman sample, 19th century, having an overhanging rectangular top above a case fitted with four graduated drawers, each with turned wooden pulls, paneled sides, and raised on turned legs. 23.5 in. H, 22 in. W, 13 in. D.

Lot: 144 - Pair of Antique Slag Glass Table Lamps, Late 19th / Early 20th Century

Pair of antique gilt-metal and slag glass table lamps, late 19th to early 20th century, each having a lantern-form shade with removable pyramidal lid and finial, cream and amber slag glass panels, and ornate pierced floral and scrollwork metal overlays. Each lamp is raised on a fluted column standard over a molded square base with decorative relief borders and base-mounted switch. 19 in. H, 9 in. W/D.

Lot: 144A - Pair of Cobalt Blue Enamel Decorated Glass Oil Lamps

Pair of cobalt blue glass oil lamps, Continental/Bohemian style, each with urn-form base and oval font decorated with colorful enameled peacocks among flowering branches, gilt scrollwork, brass burner assembly, and clear glass chimney. Not electrified. 28 in. h. x 7 in. dia.

Lot: 145 - Large Chinese Blanc de Chine Guanyin Figure, Dehua, 19th C.

Large Chinese Blanc de Chine / Dehua porcelain figure of Guanyin, 19th century, modeled seated upon a rockwork and wave-form base, the bodhisattva shown in flowing robes with elaborate jewelry, high coiffure, serene expression, and attributes including a scroll and vessel. The figure is finely modeled with layered drapery, beaded ornament, lotus and wave details, and a warm ivory-white glaze. The reverse bears impressed marks, including a double-gourd mark and square seal mark. 22 in. H, 10 in. W, 7 in. D.

Lot: 146 - Chinese Blue and White Crackle Glaze Dragon Vase, Late Qing Dynasty, c. 1880

Chinese blue and white crackle glaze vase, late Qing Dynasty, circa 1880, of baluster form with flared rim, decorated with blue underglaze foo lions/guardian lions and calligraphic-style motifs on a cream crackle ground. The vase is further embellished with applied brown-glazed relief bands at the shoulder, mouth, and foot, with applied branch-form and animal-form handles at the neck. Underside bears an impressed square mark. 17 in. H, 8 in. diameter.

Lot: 147 - Pair of Chinese Blanc de Chine Porcelain Fu Dogs / Buddhist Lions, Dehua, 19th C.

Pair of Chinese Blanc de Chine porcelain guardian lions, commonly called fu dogs or Buddhist lions, likely Dehua, 19th century, each modeled seated on a rectangular pedestal base with open mouth, curled mane, beaded collar, tassel ornaments, and molded base panels. The pair is executed in a creamy white glaze with detailed relief modeling and hollow bases, and each retains a small cylindrical aperture behind the figure. Dimensions: 9 in. H, 3 in. W, 5.5 in. D.

Lot: 148 - Chinese Blue and White Porcelain Guanyin Figure, Circa 1880

Chinese blue and white porcelain figure of Guanyin, late Qing dynasty, circa 1880, modeled standing in flowing robes on a raised cloud-form base, with blue underglaze decoration highlighting the hair, robe borders, floral patterning, and scrolling base. The figure is hollow with an unglazed underside and central aperture.

Lot: 148A - Pair Chinese Blue and White Double Happiness Ginger Jars, Late 19th C.

Pair of Chinese blue and white porcelain ginger jars, late Qing to early Republic period, each of rounded ovoid form with short unglazed neck and hand-painted cobalt decoration featuring large double happiness characters surrounded by scrolling floral and vine motifs. Each jar bears a small red export or inventory mark near the shoulder and underside.

Lot: 149 - Large Framed Floral Still Life Oil on Canvas, Signed N. Leonardo

Large floral still life oil on canvas, signed lower left “N. Leonardo,” depicting an abundant arrangement of roses, dahlias, lilacs, and other flowers in a classical urn, set within a landscape and architectural background. Housed in a large gilt carved-style frame. Measures 71 in. H x 61 in. W x 3.5 in. D.

Lot: 150 - English Regency Style Mahogany Library Steps

English Regency style mahogany library steps, the graduated four-step form with shaped triangular treads fitted with green leather inset panels with gilt-tooled borders, raised on turned supports with a curved lower stretcher and tall turned pole handrail. 56.5 in H, 34. in. W/D.

Lot: 151 - Pair Old Paris Figural Porcelain Vases

Pair of Old Paris figural porcelain vases, 19th century, each with flared shaped rim, gilt highlights, floral panels, and applied figural decoration. One vase depicts a seated maiden with swan beside water; the other depicts a seated youth with dog, tree-form support, and pink drapery. Both with hand-painted floral reserves, birds, molded leaf and vine decoration, and gilt rocaille accents. 14 in. high x 7 in. wide x 6 in. deep.

Lot: 151A - Hand Painted Porcelain Portrait Plaque in Gilt Frame

Hand painted porcelain portrait plaque in ornate gilt metal or composition frame, late 19th to early 20th century, depicting a young woman in white veil or head covering. The reverse appears inscribed in blue, possibly identifying the sitter or subject. 9 in. H, 6 in. W, 2 in. D.

Lot: 152 - Victorian Marble-Top Parlor Table

Victorian marble-top parlor table, late 19th century, with shaped white marble top over a carved walnut base, the skirt centered by carved floral and scroll decoration and raised on four elaborate pierced supports joined by a carved stretcher with turned finials. A decorative Victorian parlor table with a lively Rococo Revival influence and attractive carved detail. Dimensions: 30 in. H, 37 in. W, 23 in. D.

Lot: 152A - Hand Painted Porcelain Portrait Plaque in Gilt Frame

Hand painted porcelain portrait plaque in ornate gilt frame, late 19th to early 20th century, depicting an 18th century lady in elaborate coiffure with feathered headdress, probably in the manner of Marie Antoinette or a court beauty. The portrait is finely colored and housed in a pierced rococo style gilt frame with easel support. 9 in. H, 6 in. W, 2 in. D.

Lot: 153 - Pair of American School Portraits of a Gentleman and Lady, 19th Century

Pair of late 19th-century American School oil on canvas portrait paintings, possibly executed over or after photographic enlargements, depicting a seated gentleman and lady, likely husband and wife, each posed in formal Victorian attire against a subdued interior backdrop with red drapery and upholstered chair details. The gentleman is shown in black suit with blue patterned tie and watch chain, seated beside a fur-draped table, while the lady is shown in a black dress with gold jewelry, seated in a red upholstered armchair. Both works are housed in matching deep walnut-stained frames with gilt liners and molded gilt inner borders. Dimensions: 14 in. H, 7 in. W, 6 in. D.

Lot: 153A - Hand Painted Porcelain Portrait Plaque in Rococo Gilt Frame

Hand painted porcelain portrait plaque in rococo gilt frame, late 19th to early 20th century, depicting a fashionable 18th century lady in a wide brim hat, feathered coiffure, pearl necklace, and pink dress. The portrait is set within a decorative gilt border and housed in a pierced rococo style gilt frame. 12 in. H, 10 in. W.

Lot: 154 - Carved Victorian Rococo Revival Triple-Back Settee

A carved Victorian Rococo Revival triple-back settee, late 19th century, with three shaped upholstered backs, scrolling carved walnut showwood frame, floral and foliate crest carving, shaped arms, serpentine front rail, cabriole legs, and casters, upholstered in red fleur-de-lis patterned fabric. 39 in. H, 59.5 in. W, 22 in. D, seat height 16 in.

Lot: 155 - Set of Four Victorian Balloon-Back Side Chairs

A set of four Victorian walnut balloon-back side chairs, circa 1870–1890, each with a shaped open back, carved crest rail with floral and foliate decoration, serpentine lower splat, molded stiles, shaped seat rail, and cabriole-form legs. The chairs are upholstered in red fabric with gold fleur-de-lis motif and matching welt trim. 36 in. H, 18 in. W, 18 in. D. Seat height: 18 in.

Lot: 156 - Victorian Walnut Davenport-Style Writing Table with Inkwell

Victorian walnut writing table or compact desk, late 19th century, having a rectangular hinged writing top opening to a fitted interior with green writing surface, pigeonholes, and small compartments. The exterior is fitted with a raised molded writing panel over a broad case with carved and molded gallery edge, raised on an architectural pedestal base with four pierced Gothic-style supports, central turned standard, shaped cross stretchers, and scrolled feet on casters. Retains a square glass inkwell or ink container housed in the writing surface. 32 in. H, 29 in. W, 21.5 in. D.

Lot: 157 - Signed Figural Parlor Lamp, After Hippolyte François Moreau

After Hippolyte Francois Moreau, French, 1832-1927, signed figural parlor/table lamp, late 19th/early 20th century, patinated metal figure modeled as a seated young woman holding a mandolin, signed H. Moreau in the casting, fitted with a pink-to-cream opalescent hobnail glass ruffled shade. Electrified and illuminated when photographed. 29 in. H, 9.5 in. W, 8 in. D

Lot: 158 - Victorian Walnut & Burl Walnut Marble-Top Mirrored Etagere Dresser, c. 1880

Late 19th century Victorian two-piece dresser or sideboard-form etagere, walnut with burl walnut veneered drawer and door fronts, having a white marble top beneath a mirrored etagere back. The upper section features tiered shelves, turned supports, shaped brackets, scalloped gallery, carved crest, and incised decorative foliate carving. The lower case is fitted with two drawers over two paneled cupboard doors, with decorative pulls and escutcheons.

Lot: 159 - Large Fruit Still Life Oil on Canvas

Oil on canvas still life depicting grapes, peaches, tabletop drapery, metal ewer, shell-form cup, and porcelain bowl, executed in the Dutch/Continental still life taste. Housed in a gilt frame, apparently under protective glazing. Unsigned; verso with modern stretcher/bracing and gallery inventory markings. 38.5 h x 49 w x 3 d.

Lot: 160 - Two Large Chinese Daoist Deity Paintings, Framed, 19th C.

Two large Chinese Daoist deity paintings, 19th century, each ink and color on paper or silk, depicting enthroned and processional celestial figures beneath ceremonial canopies. The group includes one deity seated astride a lion-like guardian beast with attendants and another commanding figure riding an elephant, each richly dressed in patterned robes with cloud, wave, banner, and auspicious ceremonial motifs. The strong linear drawing, saturated mineral-style pigments, and imposing vertical format suggest temple, devotional, or processional imagery in the Daoist/Buddhist folk tradition. Each is professionally framed under glass in gilt frame with matting. Largest: 77 in. H, 32 in. W.

Lot: 161 - Large Chinese Daoist Celestial Official Painting on Qilin, 19th Century

Large Chinese Daoist celestial official painting, likely 19th century, ink and color on paper or silk, depicting an enthroned bearded deity or heavenly official seated upon a qilin or lion-like mythical beast, flanked by attendants and set beneath a ceremonial canopy with hanging tassels, lotus-form standards, cloud forms, and stylized waves. The figure is shown in richly colored robes with bold red, blue, green, and black pigments. Framed under glass in gilt frame with blue mat. 65.5 in. H, 32 in. W.

Lot: 161A - Pair of Chinese Polychrome Glazed Earthenware Guardian Figures, Qing Dynasty, 19th C.

Pair of Chinese polychrome glazed earthenware guardian figures, Qing Dynasty, 19th century, each modeled as a mounted warrior figure, one riding a Buddhist lion and the other riding an ox or buffalo, with lively poses, molded armor, expressive faces, and green, ochre, aubergine, and red glaze decoration. Each figure is mounted on a later red finished wood display stand. 14 in. H, 15.5 in. W, 6 in. D.

Lot: 162 - Southern American Painted Blanket Chest, Dated 1829

A Southern American painted blanket chest, dated 1829, of pine or mixed woods, retaining an old dry painted surface with reddish-brown ground, darker painted panels, horizontal striping, and faint floral decoration to the front. The chest has a hinged rectangular top opening to a large interior storage compartment with till, molded base, side iron carrying handles, shield-form escutcheon, and turned bun feet. The front is inscribed “1829". 23 in. H, 47 in. W, 25 in. D.

Lot: 163 - Southern Primitive Cherry Corner Cupboard

A Southern early primitive corner cupboard constructed in warm cherry with a molded cornice above two tall paneled upper doors, two short central drawers, and two lower paneled cupboard doors. The interior is fitted with shaped corner shelves to both the upper and lower sections, with vertical plank backboards and simple round wooden pulls. 81 in. H, 40.5 in. W, 25.5 in. D.

Lot: 164 - Seven-Piece Ruby Red and Gilt Glass Dessert Set, Bohemian/Victorian, Late 19th C.

Seven-piece ruby red glass dessert or sherbet set, probably Bohemian, late 19th century, comprising one large compote and six matching stemmed sherbet cups. Each piece features deep ruby glass bowls with clear stems and feet, gilt rims, and ornate gilt floral and scroll decoration. Largest: 7 in. H, 6.5 in. diameter.

Lot: 165 - Pair Continental Polychrome Figural Busts

Pair Continental polychrome figural busts depicting an 18th-century gentleman and lady in period dress, each with tricorne-style hat, molded lace and costume detail, and raised on circular black and mahogany-tone plinth bases. Molded marks and model numbers to reverse, including triangular maker’s mark and numbers. Appears to be molded composition or terra cotta with polychrome painted surface. 21 in. H x 13 in. W x 10 in. D.

Lot: 166 - Victorian Brass and Marble Astral Lamp with Prisms

Victorian brass astral lamp, electrified, having frosted and etched glass globe shade with grape and vine decoration, clear glass chimney, cut crystal prism drops, reeded brass standard, and square white marble base with brass trim. 27 in. H x 7 in. W.

Lot: 167 - New England Queen Anne Cherry Tilt Top Tea Table, 18th Century

New England Queen Anne cherry tilt top tea table, 18th century, having a circular one board or joined circular top with molded edge, tilting birdcage support, turned standard, and tripod cabriole base ending in pad feet. A fine period New England table. 27.5 in. H, 27 in. D, 42 in. H when opened.

Lot: 168 - Victorian Walnut Two-Door Bookcase

A Victorian walnut bookcase, late 19th century, of tall rectangular form with a molded projecting cornice above two glazed doors, each with shaped arched upper molding and long glass panels. The case is flanked by carved pilaster supports with scrolled and shield-form ornament, with paneled sides and a beadboard plank back. The interior is fitted with adjustable shelves, above two lower drawers with carved shell pulls, raised on a molded plinth base. 85.5 in. H, 52 in. W, 19.5 in. D.

Lot: 169 - Victorian Eastlake Walnut Pier Mirror

Victorian Eastlake walnut pier mirror, circa 1875–1890, of large architectural form with rectangular mirror plate set within a richly molded walnut frame. The crest is centered by an arched circular medallion with concentric molded rings and applied geometric ornament, flanked by stepped cornice blocks and projecting bracketed capitals. The side standards feature incised Eastlake decoration, ebonized accents, carved geometric panels, and shaped plinth bases, all framing a large mirror plate. 76 in. H, 60 in. W, 7 in. D.

Lot: 170 - Victorian Vaseline Opalescent Glass Hanging Basket Epergne

Victorian green vaseline-type opalescent art glass epergne, late 19th century, having ruffled circular bowl base, tall central ruffled trumpet, two smaller ruffled trumpets, and two hanging basket-form vases suspended from clear applied spiral glass arms, with applied clear glass leaf and tendril decoration and brass fittings. Measures 20.5 in. H x 16.5 in. W/D.

Lot: 171 - Victorian Renaissance Revival Marble-Top Server with Mirror Backsplash, Late 19th C.

Victorian Renaissance Revival server or sideboard, late 19th century, crafted in walnut or walnut-stained hardwood with a white marble top and shaped mirror backsplash. The upper mirror is set beneath a bold shaped crest with carved scrollwork, foliate details, and central shell-form ornament, above a rectangular marble work surface over two frieze drawers. The lower case features paired mirrored cabinet doors with shaped molded surrounds, carved foliate brackets, and interior shelving, raised on a molded plinth base. 63 in. H, 58.5 in. W, 17 in. D.

Lot: 171A - Victorian Gilt Pier Mirror With Marble Base

Victorian giltwood and composition pier mirror, late 19th century, having shaped architectural crest with scrollwork, central cartouche, foliate and classical molded ornament, flanking carved pilaster supports, tall arched mirror plate, shaped gray and white marble deck, and elaborate gilt base with molded floral and scroll decoration. Measures 102 in. h. x 42 in. w. x 13 in. d.

Lot: 172 - Set of Three Victorian Carved Walnut Armchairs

Set of three Victorian carved walnut armchairs, late 19th century, each with a shaped balloon back, carved crest, molded frame, scrolled open arms, upholstered arm pads, serpentine upholstered seat, and cabriole legs ending on casters. The chairs are upholstered in coordinating cream floral fabric with tufted backs and matching seat cushions. 40 in. H, 25 in. W, 21 in. D, 16.5 in. seat height.

Lot: 173 - Large 147-Piece Porcelain Dinner Service

Large 147-piece porcelain dinner service, decorated with floral sprays, birds, insects, and molded shell-form borders in soft cream and white ground, comprising 23 dinner plates, 11 salad plates, 12 bread or dessert plates, 12 soup bowls, 21 serving pieces, 11 cups, 25 saucers with white centers, 9 larger saucers, 11 medium saucers, and 12 small saucers, varying dimensions.

Lot: 174 - Large English Porcelain Floral-Decorated Punch Bowl, late 19th c.

Large English porcelain punch bowl or centerpiece bowl, late 19th/early 20th century, of wide circular form raised on a short foot, decorated with a peach-ground border with floral reserves, gilt rim and foot, fine black foliate linework, and a hand-painted floral spray to the interior. 6 in. H, 16 in. diameter.

Lot: 175 - Tiffany & Co. French Brass Carriage Clock

Tiffany & Co. French brass carriage clock, the rectangular gilt-brass case with fluted corner columns, beaded upper and lower registers, beveled glass top and side panels, and shaped swing handle. The white enamel dial is marked “Tiffany & Co.” and “France,” with black Arabic numerals and blued/black hands, housing a French key-wind movement marked “Couaillet Frères, France.” Retains key and presents as a fine tabletop carriage clock with visible movement through the glass side panels.

Lot: 175A - American Classical Cherry Chest of Drawers, Mid 19th C.

American Classical chest of drawers, mid 19th century having a rectangular molded top over two short drawers and five graduated long drawers, each fitted with turned wooden pulls and divided by thin drawer rails. The case is flanked by bold turned half columns with carved foliate blocks at the upper corners, raised on short rear legs and turned front feet. The chest retains a warm refinished cherry surface with attractive grain movement across the case front. 54 in. H, 44.5 in. W, 21.5 in. D.

Lot: 176 - American Renaissance Revival Carved Console Table, Late 19th Century

American Renaissance Revival console table, late 19th century, in dark walnut or walnut-stained hardwood, having a rectangular molded top above a single long frieze drawer with paneled front and carved rosette accents. The case is supported by bold architectural end standards with carved floral blocks, applied foliate carving, large circular scroll volutes, fluted vertical supports, shaped plinth feet, and a pierced stretcher with circular and scroll-form ornament. 37 in. H, 42 in. W, 18 in. D.

Lot: 177 - American Classical Cherry Chest of Drawers

American Classical cherry chest of drawers, mid-19th century, with a rectangular case fitted with four graduated drawers, the upper drawer deeper than the lower three, each retaining turned wooden pulls and centered escutcheons. The case is framed by simple projecting stiles and paneled sides, raised on turned front legs, with a warm honey-toned cherry surface showing attractive age and use. 46 in. H, 41 in. W, 20 in. D.

Lot: 178 - Pair of Neoclassical Eagle Bas-Relief Medallions

Pair of circular cast plaster or composition bas-relief medallions, each depicting a spread-wing eagle within molded circular border, fitted with hanging hardware verso. White painted or plaster surface. Dimensions: 17 in. diameter each.

Lot: 179 - Pair of Cast Iron Swan Post Finials / Garden Ornaments, late 19th C.

Pair of cast iron swan-form post finials or garden ornaments, probably Continental, late 19th century, each modeled with arched neck, spread wings, feathered body and square plinth base, retaining old white painted surface with scattered rust, wear and paint losses. 12 in. H, 11 in. W, 13 in. D.

Lot: 180 - American Cherry Chest of Drawers with Crossbanded Veneer

American cherry chest of drawers, mid-19th century, having a rectangular projecting top above a case fitted with four graduated drawers, including a deep upper drawer over three lower drawers. The drawer fronts retain attractive figured cherry veneer with contrasting crossbanded border treatment, wooden pulls, and keyholes, flanked by turned front posts with rope-twist carving through the midsection and turned lower legs. The sides are paneled, and the back is plain board construction. 48 in. H, 42.5 in. W, 21.5 in. D.

Lot: 181 - 19th Century Childs Windsor Chair or Salesmans Sample

19th century childs Windsor armchair or salesmans sample, with bowed crest rail, shaped continuous arms, turned arm supports, saddle-form plank seat, splayed turned legs, and stretcher base. The chair retains an old dark surface with attractive wear, rubbing, and exposed wood at the edges. Dimensions: 23 in. H, 16 in. W, 10 in. D.

Lot: 182 - Set of Eleven Royal Copenhagen Flora Danica Porcelain Plates

Set of eleven Royal Copenhagen Flora Danica porcelain plates, each finely painted with a different botanical specimen and Latin plant name, including the example marked “Anemone Vahlii Horn.” Each plate with reticulated pierced border, gilt beaded rim, botanical border accents, and Royal Copenhagen Denmark marks to underside, with pattern and artist marks.

Lot: 183 - Pair of Paris Porcelain Urn-Form Table Lamps

Pair of Paris porcelain urn-form table lamps, the porcelain bodies in cobalt blue, white, and gilt decoration with hand-painted figural reserves of children in pastoral landscapes, floral-painted necks and bases, scroll handles, and ornate gilt-metal mounts. Each raised on a shaped gilt-metal base and fitted as a table lamp with fabric shade. Dimensions: 30 in. H, 10 in. W/D.

Lot: 184 - Richard Ginori White Porcelain Partial Dinner Service, 84 Pieces

A fine 84-piece Italian porcelain partial dinner service by Richard Ginori, pattern L-6, 20th century, in classic white-glazed relief-molded decoration. The service features shaped rims with molded basketweave, shell, and foliate details. The set includes a large assortment of plates, bowls, cups, saucers, serving bowls, oval serving dish, covered sugar, cream pitcher, and related table articles. Marked to underside “Richard Ginori L-6 Italy.”

Lot: 185 - American Classical Mahogany Work Table, c. 1830

American Classical mahogany work table or writing stand, circa 1830, the rectangular case with richly figured mahogany veneers, molded top edge, bold cylindrical front molding, and engaged column supports flanking two exterior drawers above a fitted pull-out writing or work drawer with green baize writing surface and divided compartments. The case is raised on a turned pedestal standard over a shaped quadripartite scrolled base ending in brass casters. 31.5 in. H, 23.5 in. W, 21 in. D.

Lot: 186 - American Gothic Empire Mahogany Secretary Bookcase

An impressive American Gothic Empire secretary bookcase, mid-19th century, in richly figured mahogany and mahogany veneers. The upper case features a bold molded ogee cornice above two glazed cabinet doors with Gothic lancet style arched muntin openings, opening to a fitted shelved interior. Below are small drawers over a fall front writing surface with inset writing panels, opening to a fitted desk interior. The lower case is fitted with two paneled cabinet doors with shaped Gothic style reserves, raised on a molded plinth base. 88 in. H, 43 in. W, 20 in. D.

Lot: 187 - Pennsylvania Chippendale Lowboy Dressing Table

Pennsylvania Chippendale mahogany lowboy or dressing table, the molded serpentine-front top above a shaped case fitted with one long drawer flanked by two short drawers on each side, retaining pierced brass pulls and escutcheon, raised on cabriole legs ending in pad feet. Dimensions: 27.5 in. H, 30 in. W, 18 in. D.

Lot: 188 - Set of Twelve Carved Victorian Revival Dining Chairs

set of twelve carved Victorian Revival dining chairs, including two armchairs and ten side chairs, each with a richly carved openwork crest and back splat featuring foliate scrolls, shaped reserves, and pierced floral decoration. The chairs are raised on cabriole legs with carved knees and shaped seat rails, upholstered in rust-orange woven fabric with gold-tone trim. Armchairs measure 43.5 in. H, 24 in. W, 22 in. D; seat height 19 in.

Lot: 188A - Chippendale Style Mahogany Breakfast Table

Chippendale style mahogany breakfast or dining table, 20th century, having a rectangular top with rounded corners and molded edge, over a carved apron raised on cabriole legs with acanthus carved knees and ball-and-claw feet, resting on casters.

Lot: 189 - Elliott & Burke Fine Whiskies Stoneware Jug, Aberdeen, MS

A Southern stoneware whiskey jug advertising Elliott & Burke Fine Whiskies, Aberdeen, Miss., early 20th century, of cylindrical form with rounded shoulder, applied handle, narrow mouth, and cork stopper. The jug has a two-tone salt-glazed surface with Albany-type brown glaze to the upper shoulder and neck and buff stoneware body with bold black stencil lettering. 11 in. H, 7 in. W.

Lot: 190 - Victorian Eastlake Walnut Wardrobe

Victorian Eastlake wardrobe, American, late 19th century, in walnut with lighter figured secondary panels and carved floral and fan decoration throughout. The tall architectural case features a boldly molded cornice below a shaped gallery crest with scalloped fan-carved center, pierced leaf accents, and scroll terminals. The double cabinet doors retain inset molded panels with incised floral sprays, opening to a divided interior with shelves to one side and hanging/storage compartment to the other. The lower case is fitted with two short drawers with matching incised floral decoration and brass pulls, raised on a plinth base with block feet. 95 in. H, 57 in. W, 21 in. D.

Lot: 190A - American Renaissance Revival Walnut and Burl Walnut Bed, Late 19th Century

American Renaissance Revival walnut and burl walnut bed, late 19th century, having a monumental arched headboard with molded crest, carved scrollwork, urn and foliate decoration, arched inset panels, and burl walnut reserves. The footboard is similarly paneled with arched molded reserves, rounded corner posts, and a shaped crest rail, joined by side rails and wood slats. 104 in. H, 60 in. W, 84 in. D.

Lot: 191 - American Renaissance Revival Walnut Marble-Top Chest, circa 1870s

American Renaissance Revival marble-top chest of drawers, crafted in walnut with richly figured burled walnut drawer fronts and a shaped white marble top with rounded front corners. The case is fitted with three long drawers, each with applied molded panels, carved circular medallion pulls, foliate-carved accents, and period-style brass drop handles. The rounded front stiles feature carved geometric and foliate decoration, continuing to rounded plinth feet, with paneled sides and a plain board back. Interior with maple wood. 31 in H, 48.5 in W, 19.5 D.

Lot: 191A - Regency Mahogany Commode Bed Steps, Early 19th Century

Regency mahogany commode bed steps, circa 1820 to 1840, formed as a three tier case with hinged compartments and green leather inset treads decorated with gilt Greek key borders. The upper and center sections open to reveal storage compartments, with the middle step fitted as a commode with circular seat and cover. The case has paneled mahogany sides, molded edges, and turned legs, retaining a strong early 19th century Regency form. 27 in. H, 20 in. W, 28 in. D.

Lot: 192 - Pair of Marble Pedestals

Matching marble column pedestals, each of cylindrical form with molded circular top and stepped circular base, executed in richly veined dark gray, brown, and gold marble. 31.5 in. H, 10 in. diameter.

Lot: 193 - English Regency Mahogany and Inlaid Cellarette, early 19th century

An attractive English Regency mahogany cellarette of sarcophagus form, the hinged pyramidal lid centered by a turned knop and decorated with fine line inlay and stylized geometric inlaid motifs. The tapered case features a figured mahogany front panel with conforming line inlay, central escutcheon, molded base, and compressed bun feet. The interior opens to a fitted storage well, with later support straps to the lid. 23 in. H, 29 in. W, 23 in. D.

Lot: 194 - Large Framed Charcoal Portrait of Ulysses S. Grant, Late 19th Century

A large late 19th-century charcoal portrait depicting Ulysses S. Grant, shown bust-length in formal attire with bow tie and full beard, set within an oval mat and housed in an impressive burlwood-style frame with gilt incised foliate and geometric decoration. The subject is reportedly identified in the lower right behind the matting, with a possible date of circa 1883–1884. Frame measures 41 in. H, 36 in. W, 3 in. D.

Lot: 195 - Period Hepplewhite Inlaid Mahogany Sideboard

Period Hepplewhite/Federal mahogany and satinwood inlaid sideboard, circa 1800, serpentine front form with shaped top, central bow-front drawer, flanking cupboard doors, brass oval pulls, line and banded inlay, square tapered legs, and spade feet. Central drawer fitted with green baize-lined divided interior. 36.5 in. h. x 60.5 in. w. x 21.5 in. d.

Lot: 196 - American Parlor Games Table with Inlaid Chessboard Top, Late 19th C.

American parlor games table, late 19th century, in walnut or mixed hardwood with warm reddish-brown finish, having a circular molded top centered by an inlaid checkerboard/chessboard playing surface in contrasting light and dark woods. The table is raised on a turned pedestal support with shaped scrolled brackets, lower circular shelf, and four shaped cabriole-style legs terminating in scrolled feet. 29.5 in. H, 21.5 in. diameter.

Lot: 197 - Continental Dresden-Style Porcelain Figural Centerpiece

Continental Dresden-style porcelain figural centerpiece, late 19th to early 20th century, modeled with a large pierced and reticulated basket-form bowl above a figural standard of a classical maiden with putti, raised on a rocaille-scroll base. The bowl and base are richly decorated with applied flowers, hand-painted floral sprays, lattice piercing, gilt highlights, and pastel enamel decoration throughout. Underside bears blue crossed-swords style mark, impressed numeral, and decorator/inspection mark. 18 in. H, 15 in. W, 9 in. D.

Lot: 198 - Victorian Walnut Needlepoint Pole Firescreen

Victorian walnut pole firescreen, late 19th century, having a shaped carved walnut frame enclosing a floral needlepoint panel under glass. The needlework depicts a large bouquet of roses, lilies, and scrolling foliate decoration in soft cream, red, blue, green, and gold tones on a tan ground. Frame with serpentine molded outline, carved scroll accents, gadrooned inner molding, and carved crest above. Mounted on a turned walnut standard with adjustable pole and finial, raised on a shaped tripod base with short feet. Reverse fitted with patterned fabric panel. 65 in. high x 21 in. wide x 14 in. deep.

Lot: 199 - Oak Round Center Table with Barley-Twist Supports and Ball-and-Claw Feet

Round oak center or parlor table, late 19th to early 20th century, the circular top with molded edge raised on four turned barley-twist supports joined by a shaped lower shelf, terminating in metal-mounted ball-and-claw feet with glass ball casters. 29 in. H, 27 in. diameter.

Lot: 200 - Classical Mahogany Sideboard with Gothic Panel Doors, Likely Baltimore, MD

Classical mahogany sideboard, likely Baltimore, circa 1820–1840, of large and architecturally impressive form with a raised gallery back and shaped scroll ends above a long case fitted with three upper drawers, the center drawer with double wooden pulls and the flanking drawers with single pulls. The lower case features four cabinet doors with Gothic arch molded panels, divided by bold engaged fluted columns and raised on turned and reeded legs. The case displays richly figured mahogany veneers across the drawer fronts and door panels. The Gothic arch paneling and columnar supports give the piece a strong Mid-Atlantic character, and the form is consistent with Baltimore and related regional cabinetmaking traditions of the early 19th century. 48.5 in. H, 73 in. W, 25 in. D.

Lot: 201 - French Louis XV-Style Octagonal Sewing Stand or Work Table

French Louis XV-style octagonal sewing stand or work table, the hinged octagonal top with raised molded edge and central inlaid medallion, opening to a fitted divided interior with eight small compartments around a central well. The case fitted with a small locking escutcheon above a faceted tapering pedestal, raised on a turned standard and three shaped cabriole legs with carved foliate accents. 26.5 in. H, 16 in. diameter.

Lot: 202 - Victorian Ruby Glass Banquet Lamp / Gone with the Wind Lamp

Victorian banquet lamp, commonly called a Gone with the Wind lamp, having matching ruby red glass globe shade, font, and standard with enameled floral decoration, gilt accents, brass burner hardware with knob marked Pittsburgh, and ornate cast metal base. Electrified. 31 1/2 in. H x 10 in. Dia.

Lot: 203 - European Needlework Figural Scene

Framed European needlework panel depicting an Orientalist/Biblical-style figural scene with a robed male figure, kneeling animal, and landscape background, mounted under glass in a carved dark wood frame with gilt liner. Measures 27.5 in. H x 23.5 in. W x 2.5 in. D.

Lot: 204 - European Needlepoint Interior Scene

Framed European needlepoint panel depicting a courtly or scholarly interior scene with seated gentleman, attendants, and architectural furnishings, mounted under glass in a wood and gilt frame. Measures 26.5 in. H x 23 in. W x 2 in. D.

Lot: 204A - Pair of Signed Floral Oil on Canvas Paintings, Providence, 1931

Pair of narrow floral still life oil on canvas paintings, American school, each signed and dated 1931, one signed G. O. Gorman and depicting peonies or chrysanthemums, the other signed M. McD. Farrell and depicting hollyhocks or garden flowers. Each is housed in a gilt and carved frame. The backs retain Charles G. Calder artist materials labels from Providence, Rhode Island, supporting a Providence or Rhode Island regional context.

Lot: 205 - Pair of Cobalt Blue Limoges Porcelain Handled Vases

Pair of French Limoges cobalt blue porcelain vases, marked T&V France, with tall urn-form bodies, squared gilt handles, gilt floral and ribbon decoration, and gilt banding with classical foliate border. Measures 17 in. H x 6 in. D.

Lot: 206 - French Louis XV Style Rosewood Music Cabinet / Vitrine

French Louis XV style rosewood music cabinet or vitrine, a handsome narrow cabinet with serpentine front, shaped glass upper door, and two carved lower cupboard doors. The case is richly figured in rosewood or rosewood veneer with carved floral, ribbon, foliate, and musical trophy decoration, including violin and horn motifs to the lower door panels. The upper glazed compartment opens to interior shelving, with the lower cabinet providing additional storage. Raised on slender cabriole legs with carved knees and scroll feet, the cabinet is finished with gilt metal hardware and shaped Rococo molding throughout. 51 in. H, 27.5 in. W, 15 in. D.

Lot: 207 - American Empire Mahogany Chest of Drawers, 19th Century

American Empire mahogany chest of drawers, 19th century, the rectangular top over an upper case fitted with two small center drawers flanked by two larger drawers, above three long graduated drawers, with turned columns, paneled sides, glass pulls, and turned feet. 48 in. H, 45 in. W, 21.5 in. D.

Lot: 208 - Jacobean Revival Carved Oak Library Table

Jacobean Revival carved oak library table, late 19th/early 20th century, having a rectangular top with molded and carved gadrooned edge above two frieze drawers carved with foliate scrollwork and central owl-form masks, flanked by carved floral corner blocks. The table is raised on bold barley twist supports joined by two open lower shelves, with matching carved edge molding to the plinth base.

Lot: 209 - Victorian-Style Oak and Tile Bookcase Secretary

Large Victorian-style bookcase secretary in warm oak finish, the upper section with molded cornice and incised linear decoration above two glazed cabinet doors flanked by full-height turned columns, opening to a fitted shelved interior. The lower writing section has a central slant writing surface with inset leather writing panel, small cupboard compartments, drawers, paneled side pedestals, brass hardware, and colorful inset ceramic tile plaques to the lower doors. Dimensions: 96 in. H, 60 in. W, 26 in. D.

Lot: 210 - Pair of Victorian Marble-Top Bedside Cabinets, Late 19th Century

Pair of Victorian bedside cabinets or nightstands, each with a white marble top above a single frieze drawer with round wooden pull, supported by turned gallery posts over an open middle shelf and lower cabinet door with molded panel. The fronts are accented with carved pilaster-style supports, turned feet, and warm figured walnut veneer. 33 in. H, 15.5 in. W, 13.5 in. D.

Lot: 211 - Carved Marble Bust of a Classical Female Figure, Diana or Athena

Fine carved marble bust of a classical female figure, likely depicting Diana or Athena, modeled with serene downward gaze, classical drapery, upswept hair, and wing-form or helmet-like head ornament, raised on an integral circular socle base. The sculpture is carved from white marble with subtle natural veining and a softly polished surface. Dimensions: 17 in. H, 12 in. W.

Lot: 212 - Classical Marble Column Pedestal

Classical marble pedestal or column-form stand, with circular top, molded capital, cylindrical shaft, ring turnings, and octagonal plinth base. The marble shows warm cream, gray, and dark veining. Dimensions: 40 in. H, 13 in. diameter.

Lot: 213 - Horner Style Carved Mahogany Library Table / Desk

Large American Renaissance Revival carved mahogany library table/desk, in the manner of R. J. Horner, late 19th/early 20th century. Rectangular top with rounded corners and carved gadrooned edge over a deeply carved frieze with foliate scrolls, urns, winged figures, masks, and classical decoration. Fitted with frieze drawers and raised on four carved figural atlas supports ending in paw-form feet, joined by a lower shelf/stretcher. 30 in. h. x 66 in. w. x 47 in. d.

Lot: 214 - Gilt Brass Astral Lamp

Fine 19th century gilt brass astral lamp, having ornate cast base with paw feet, turned standard, circular font, hanging cut glass prisms, and frosted and etched glass shade with ruffled rim. Retains wonderful old gilt surface and patina. Electrified. 25.5 in. h. x 9 in. dia.; shade has 7 in. fitter.

Lot: 215 - Two Victorian Parlor Armchairs

Two Victorian parlor armchairs, comprising one larger Renaissance Revival or Rococo Revival-style walnut armchair with shaped crest, carved floral and scroll decoration, padded arms, deep button-tufted red upholstery, and short front casters, together with one Victorian walnut oval-back armchair with shaped arms, cabriole front legs, casters, and gold-patterned upholstery. Larger chair: 44 in. H, 25.5 in. W, 21 in. D, seat height 15 in. Smaller chair: 39 in. H, 23 in. W, 20 in. D, seat height 15.5 in.

Lot: 215A - Pair of Cast Iron Garden Urns

Pair of cast iron garden urns, each in classical campana form with wide flared rim, gadrooned rim decoration, lobed lower body, waisted socle, and square plinth base. The pair retains weathered black and gray painted surfaces with oxidation and outdoor patina. 30 in. H, 24 in. diameter.

Lot: 216 - Victorian Painted Floral Gone with the Wind Parlor Lamp

Victorian Gone with the Wind style parlor lamp, late 19th century, having matching yellow-green painted glass globe shade and font/base decorated with pink floral sprays, mounted on an ornate cast metal base with pierced gallery and scroll feet. Retains clear glass chimney. Metal mount/burner area marked SUCCESS. Electrified. Measures 21 in. H x 12 in. diameter.

Lot: 216A - Set of Four Cast Aluminum Garden Chairs

Set of four cast aluminum garden chairs, in the Victorian taste, each with pierced scrollwork back, lyre form central splat, pierced lattice seat, shaped arms, and cabriole style legs. The set has a glossy black painted surface and decorative garden form. 32 in. H, 21.5 in. W, 19.5 in. D, 15.5 in. seat height.

Lot: 217 - Victorian High-Back Childs Chair with Cranberry Velvet Upholstery

A Victorian high-back childs chair, 19th century, in a light oak or mixed hardwood finish, having an elaborate openwork Gothic-style crest and back with turned side supports, finials, and carved decorative elements, above a shaped upholstered seat and oval upholstered back panel in cranberry velvet fabric. 40 in. H, 17 in. W, 20 in. D, seat height 14 in.

Lot: 217A - Pair of Garden Stone Dog Figures

Pair of garden stone dog figures, each modeled seated on an integral rectangular base with long neck, stylized head, folded ears, and attentive expression. The pair has a weathered white painted or cast stone surface. 30 in. H, 9 in. W, 9 in. D.

Lot: 218 - Victorian Walnut Pedestal with Marble Top

Victorian walnut pedestal, late 19th century, having a square white marble top with molded edge above a richly molded architectural standard. The pedestal is designed with projecting cornice molding, applied diamond and roundel ornament, turned half-columns, vertical fluted panels, and a stepped plinth base. 40 in. H, 12 in. W, 12 in. D.

Lot: 218A - Pair of Cast Iron Garden Urns

Pair of cast iron garden urns, each in the classical campana form with flared gadrooned rim, fluted body, lower molded knop, and square plinth base. The pair retains an old dark painted surface with weathered oxidation and patina from outdoor use. 18 in. H, 15 in. D.

Lot: 219 - Large French Gilt Mirror, Louis XV/Rococo Revival Style

Large French giltwood and composition mirror, Louis XV/Rococo Revival style, with elaborate pierced foliate and scroll crest, shaped upper frame, scrolling side supports, shell and acanthus decoration, and conforming lower apron.

Lot: 220 - Southern Yellow Pine Corner Cupboard

Southern yellow pine corner cupboard, 19th century, of tall two-part country form with a bold projecting molded cornice above an upper case fitted with two paneled cupboard doors opening to shaped corner shelves. The lower case is fitted with a second pair of paneled cupboard doors opening to additional corner storage, above a shaped scalloped lower skirt and short integral feet. The cupboard is constructed for corner placement, with canted rear board construction, vertical plank backboards, simple frame-and-panel doors, iron hinges, and dark metal latch hardware. 83.5 in. H, 44 in. W, 26 in. D

Lot: 221 - American Classical Mahogany Card Table with Acanthus-Carved Pedestal, 19th C.

An American Classical mahogany card table, 19th century, having a rectangular hinged fold-over top with rounded corners above a molded apron with carved corner blocks, raised on a boldly carved acanthus pedestal and shaped platform base with scrolled legs ending in carved paw feet with brass casters. 29 in. H, 36 in. W, 17.5 in. D closed.

Lot: 222 - Steinway and Sons Rosewood Grand Piano Forte, New York, 19th Century

Steinway and Sons rosewood grand piano forte, New York, 19th century, having a rectangular grand case with rounded front corners, hinged top, pierced fretwork music stand, ivory and ebony keyboard, and heavily turned and fluted legs, retaining the Steinway and Sons New York name above the keyboard. 38 in. H, 84 in. W, 42 in. D.

Lot: 223 - Empire Piano Stool

Empire piano stool, 19th century, having a round upholstered seat in green velvet above a faceted pedestal standard and shaped tripod base with rounded feet. Dimensions: 19 in. H, 16 in. diameter.

Lot: 224 - Classical Mahogany Console Table

Classical mahogany console or pier table in the Empire taste, 19th century, having a rectangular molded top above a plain frieze, supported by bold opposing scrolled supports on a shaped plinth base with carved paw feet. Dimensions: 33 in. H, 31.5 in. W, 16 in. D.

Lot: 225 - Large Southeast Asian Carved Wood Ship Model

Large Southeast Asian carved wood ship model, likely Indonesian, depicting a multi-masted sailing vessel with carved wood hull, numerous carved wood sails, rigging, deck railings, windows, lanterns, and decorative wave-form base. The model has a long projecting bowsprit, high stern, multiple masts, and finely worked rigging throughout. 49 in. high x 74 in. wide x 11 in. deep.

Lot: 226 - Large Old Paris Porcelain Rococo Revival Vase

Large Old Paris porcelain Rococo Revival vase, 19th century, having a tall shaped body with flared foliate rim, pink lattice panel decoration, applied leaf and floral ornament, and extensive gilt highlights throughout. Vase decorated with a hand-painted reserve of an 18th-century style lady and attendant in a garden setting, surrounded by molded rocaille decoration and raised on a shaped foot. 21.5 in. high x 12 in. wide x 4 in. deep.

Lot: 226A - Pair of Old Paris Porcelain Portrait Vases

Pair of Old Paris style porcelain vases, late 19th to early 20th century, each with magenta ground, gilt and white foliate decoration, scrolling handles, black foot, and central transfer or painted figural reserves depicting children. The backs are decorated with floral sprays. 13 in. H, 11.5 in. W, 5 in. D.

Lot: 227 - Folk Portrait of T. Latimer, Esq., Surgeon, Painted by Nephew Joseph Lander, 1828

Oil on canvas folk portrait of a gentleman, identified by verso inscription as “T. Latimer Esq., Surgeon, Painted by His Nephew Joseph Lander, 1828.” The sitter is shown three-quarter length, seated, with powdered or white hair, black coat, white cravat, brass-buttoned waistcoat, and one hand tucked into his coat in the traditional gentlemanly portrait manner. Housed in a giltwood frame. A strongly documented early 19th-century family portrait with sitter, occupation, artist relationship, and date all preserved on the canvas verso. Dimensions: 32 in. H x 25.5 in. W.

Lot: 227A - Pair of Victorian Custard Glass Lustres

Pair of Victorian custard glass lustres, late 19th century, each with ruffled rim, white interior, gilt floral decoration, gilt banding, and hanging cut glass prism drops. A decorative pair with pleasing pale yellow color and good parlor scale. 14.5 in. H, 8 in. diameter.

Lot: 228 - American Cherry One-Drawer Work Table, 19th Century

American one-drawer work table, 19th century, likely cherry or mixed fruitwood, having a rectangular overhanging plank top above a single dovetailed drawer with turned wooden pull. The case is constructed with simple straight apron panels and rounded front stiles continuing into finely tapered cylindrical turned legs with small ring turnings near the knees and feet.

Lot: 229 - Brass and Marble Solar Lamp

Mid-19th century brass solar lamp, now electrified, with turned brass standard on square white marble plinth base, circular brass gallery hung with rectangular cut prisms, and frosted and cut glass globe shade with star, laurel, oval, and strapwork decoration. Measures 16.5 in. h. x 8 in. dia.; shade has 5 in. fitter.

Lot: 230 - Pair of French Gilt Girandole Mirrored Wall Sconces

Pair of French gilt metal girandole mirrored wall sconces, each with an ornate pierced scrolling acanthus frame centered by a shaped mirror plate and surmounted by a mask-form crest. Each sconce fitted with twin candle cups extending from foliate arms, with pendant faceted glass prisms suspended below. 14.5 in. H, 11 in. W, 8 in. D.

Lot: 231 - Victorian Figural Brass Parlor Lamp with Painted Glass Globe

A fine Victorian figural parlor lamp, late 19th century, having an ornate cast brass and gilt-metal base modeled as a winged putto or cherub supporting a ribbed sphere beneath an elaborate burner font. The lamp is fitted with a large amber-to-golden painted glass globe shade decorated with flowering orchid sprays. Raised on a richly ornamented circular base with paw-form feet and foliate relief decoration. Approx. 33 in. H.

Lot: 231A - Art Nouveau Style Floral Slag Glass Table Lamp

Art Nouveau style floral slag glass table lamp, 20th century, having a domed panel shade in soft pink and cream slag glass with red floral decoration and green tendril accents, set in a patinated metal overlay frame with floral mounts, above a fluted metal standard and circular base. 21 in. H, 16 in. diameter.

Lot: 232 - Two Victorian Walnut Marble-Top Washstands

A group of two Victorian walnut marble-top washstands, late 19th century, each fitted with white marble top and backsplash above walnut case construction with drawers and cabinet storage. The first washstand has a white marble top with shaped backsplash, paneled double doors, long upper drawer, carved drawer pulls, and ornate brass hardware; underside of marble/case bears period writing reading in part “J. … & Son, Norwich, Conn.” The second washstand has a white marble top with backsplash and rounded side supports, over an asymmetrical case with long drawer, two smaller drawers, single paneled cabinet door, and brass bail pulls. 36 in. H, 31 in. W, 15 in. D each.

Lot: 233 - Victorian Rosewood Bookcase / Display Cabinet

Victorian rosewood two-door bookcase/display cabinet, mid-19th century, the projecting molded cornice above a case with paired glazed doors, pierced Gothic arch tracery, rope twist and bead moldings, figured rosewood veneer panels, adjustable interior shelves, and two lower drawers, raised on shaped bracket base. Measures 84 in. h. x 44 in. w. x 13 in. d.

Lot: 234 - French Patinated Spelter Figure of a Child, “Le Baiser,” late 19th/early 20th century

French patinated and cold-painted figural statue titled Le Baiser, late 19th/early 20th century, modeled as a young girl standing beside a post with one hand raised toward her mouth, retaining polychrome decoration to face, hair, dress and shoes, raised on a circular black marble or faux-marble base. 19 in. H, 9 in. W/D.

Lot: 234A - Reverse Painted Scenic Glass Table Lamp

Reverse painted scenic glass table lamp, early to mid 20th century style, having a domed glass shade decorated with a sunset landscape and silhouetted trees, raised on a patinated metal base with fluted standard and circular foot. Attractive scenic effect with warm red, orange, yellow, and black tones. 22 in. H, 16 in. diameter.

Lot: 235 - Grouping of Two Seth Thomas Brass and Glass Regulator Mantel Clocks

Grouping of two Seth Thomas brass and beveled glass regulator mantel clocks, each housed in a rectangular architectural brass case with glazed sides and door, white enamel dial with Arabic numerals, visible pendulum, and key-wind movement. One clock features a floral-decorated enamel dial with garland border, while the second has a plainer enamel dial and ornate gilt pendulum bob. Both retain keys. Each approximately 11 in. H, 6.5 in. W, 5 in. D.

Lot: 236 - American Sheraton One-Drawer Work Table

American Sheraton one-drawer work table, cherry or mixed cherry and birch/maple secondary woods, early to mid-19th century. The table has a simple rectangular overhanging top above a single dovetailed drawer with two turned wooden knobs, raised on four finely turned Sheraton legs with ring turnings, elongated baluster sections, and tapered feet. 29 in. H, 21 in. W, 20.5 in. D.

Lot: 237 - Chinese Red Lacquer Sideboard Cabinet, Late Qing Dynasty

A Chinese red lacquer sideboard cabinet, late Qing Dynasty, of rectangular form with four paneled cabinet doors opening to divided interior storage with shelves. The front is decorated in aged red lacquer with hand-painted floral, bird, and landscape decoration, with darker painted side panels, shaped lower apron panels, and traditional metal lock plates with pull hardware. 34 in. H, 50.5 in. W, 17.5 in. D.

Lot: 238 - Chinese Ming Dynasty Polychrome Glazed Pottery Figure of a Caparisoned Horse, 16th/17th Century

Chinese polychrome glazed pottery figure of a caparisoned horse, Ming dynasty or later, modeled standing on a rectangular plinth with lowered head, arched neck, striated mane, saddle, red saddle cloth and green molded saddle blanket with scroll decoration, retaining traces of red, green, ochre and dark pigment.15.5 in. H, 21 in. W, 10 in. D

Lot: 239 - Ming Dynasty Blue and White Shallow Bowl

Chinese Ming Dynasty blue and white shallow bowl or deep plate, 1500–1600 AD, of low rounded form with gently flared rim, the interior decorated in freely brushed underglaze blue with abstract floral and foliate motifs surrounding a central roundel, all beneath a pale grayish-white glaze. The reverse with pale glaze stopping above an unglazed iron-orange foot ring, showing kiln grit and period firing characteristics. 9 in. diameter.

Lot: 240 - Chinese Blue and White Porcelain Ink Stone, Ming Dynasty, 1500–1600 AD

Chinese blue and white porcelain ink stone, Ming Dynasty, 1500–1600 AD, of distinctive double-lobed or ruyi-form outline, the shallow recessed grinding well surrounded by an unglazed burnt-orange rim and molded underside. The exterior is decorated in underglaze cobalt blue with freely brushed floral and scrolling vine motifs beneath a pale celadon-white glaze, showing kiln specking, iron spotting, and age-related surface patina. 1.5 in. H, 7.5 in. W, 1.5 in. D.

Lot: 241 - Chinese Blue and White Porcelain Bowl

Chinese blue and white porcelain bowl of rounded form with thick rolled rim and small raised foot, decorated to the exterior with bold underglaze cobalt blue floral and foliate decoration. The interior is glazed, with visible throwing rings and age-related kiln specking, the underside with unglazed foot ring and blue concentric mark. 3.25 in. H, 5 in. diameter.

Lot: 242 - Pair of Continental Renaissance Revival Patinated Metal and Marble Five-Light Candelabra

Pair of Continental Renaissance Revival patinated bronze or bronze-patinated metal five-light candelabra, late 19th century, each having a central standard with raised candle cup above four scrolling candle arms, foliate bobeches and relief-decorated candle cups, the standard rising from an urn-form body cast with masks, scrolling foliage and winged griffin/dragon-form handles, mounted on rouge marble plinth bases with gilt-metal paw feet and foliate mounts. 24 in. H x 9 in. W/D

Lot: 243 - Panoramic Gifford Landscape Print in Original Frame

Panoramic landscape print after Gifford, depicting a lakeside encampment at sunset with canoe, tents, mountains, and dramatic orange sky. Signed in the plate lower right “Gifford.” Housed under glass in its original wood frame with gilt liner and gilt floral corner mounts. 16 in. high x 39 in. wide.

Lot: 244 - Pair of Regency-Style Faux-Grained and Gilt-Decorated Armchairs

Pair of Regency-style armchairs, each with shaped high upholstered back and seat in red and gold lattice-pattern fabric, the crest with pierced carved anthemion splat detail above downswept arms, molded arm supports, and tapering square legs. The frames appear to have a faux-grained or japanned surface treatment with gilt highlights, painted leafy details, and brass nailhead trim. The overall form suggests an early 19th-century Regency inspiration, though the present surface and upholstery may be later decorative work. 42.5 in. H, 26 in. W, 19 in. D, seat height 18 in.

Lot: 245 - Egyptian Revival Gilt-Mounted Burlwood Center Table, late 19th century

A striking Egyptian Revival circular center table, late 19th century, the round burlwood top with beaded brass gallery edge above a deep apron mounted with gilt-metal anthemion, lotus, and interlaced Egyptian-style ornament. The base is formed with three curved supports joined to a central pedestal, each support applied with gilt sphinx-form mounts and terminating in gilt paw feet. The central standard features a gilt figure of a seated putto or child mounted above a winged mythical creature, with additional gilt rope swags and beaded metal trim. 29 in. H, 26.5 in. diameter.

Lot: 246 - French Burlwood and Gilt-Metal Mounted Coffee Table

French-style burlwood coffee table, rectangular form with rounded corners, the top veneered in richly figured bookmatched burlwood with fine inlaid border and molded brass gallery edge. The frieze is similarly veneered and mounted with gilt-metal banding, raised on four turned and fluted legs with gilt-metal collars and sabots, joined by an elegant X-form stretcher centered by a gilt finial. 21 in. H, 26.5 in. W, 21 in. D.

Lot: 247 - French Louis XVI-Style Gilt-Metal Mounted Gueridon or Plant Stand

French Louis XVI-style circular gueridon or plant stand, the round top with inset radial veneer within a raised molded gallery, above a deep frieze mounted with gilt-metal floral swags, ribbons, and tassels. Raised on a tapering faceted pedestal support continuing to a shaped quatrefoil base with gilt-metal acanthus, foliate mounts, and paw-form feet. 32 in. H, 21 in. diameter.

Lot: 248 - Victorian Inlaid Rosewood Sewing Table

Victorian inlaid rosewood sewing table or work table, 19th century, having a shaped hinged top with contrasting satinwood banding and central floral marquetry inlay. The lid opens to a fitted divided interior with small lidded compartments and turned pulls, above a shaped case with floral inlay surrounding the escutcheon. The table is raised on ebonized cabriole legs with a suspended lower work bag drawer or sewing compartment. 30.5 in. H, 10 in. W, 14 in. D

Lot: 249 - Victorian Rococo Revival Parlor Sofa and Side Chair, Two-Piece Grouping

Victorian Rococo Revival parlor sofa and side chair, offered as a coordinated two-piece grouping, each with richly carved walnut frames and matching cream silk upholstery decorated with a classical wreath motif. The sofa features a serpentine crest rail with openwork foliate carving, scrolling arms, molded seat rail, and cabriole legs on casters, retaining a graceful parlor form with strong decorative presence. The side chair is of related Victorian Rococo Revival taste, with a shaped balloon back, carved crest, serpentine seat, and cabriole legs, upholstered en suite to complement the sofa. Although married, the matching fabric gives the grouping a unified and elegant presentation. Sofa: 40.5 in. H, 80 in. W, 20 in. D, seat height 15 in. H. Chair: 39.5 in. H, 22 in. W, 17.5 in. D, seat height 14 in. H.

Lot: 250 - Victorian Needlepoint Firescreen, Late 19th Century

A Victorian needlepoint firescreen, late 19th century, having a shaped carved walnut or walnut-finished frame with a central needlework panel depicting a pastoral figural scene within a scrolling floral and foliate border. The frame features turned side posts with finials, fluted vertical supports, a shaped crest with carved scroll and tassel ornament, and scrolled trestle feet. The needlepoint is bordered with later or period-style gimp trim and displays warm tan, ochre, cream, and brown tones. Dimensions: 45 in. H, 31.5 in. W, 17 in. D.

Lot: 251 - Victorian Rococo Revival Walnut Armchair and Ottoman

Victorian Rococo Revival walnut armchair and matching ottoman, offered as a coordinated two-piece grouping, the chair with a shaped high balloon back, carved crest rail, molded frame, open scrolled arms, cabriole front legs, and rear legs retaining casters. The chair and ottoman are upholstered en suite in a cream and gold diamond-patterned fabric with button-tufted back on the chair and matching upholstered seat and ottoman cushion. The ottoman features a shaped walnut frame with turned and carved legs. Chair: 42 in. H, 25 in. W, 22 in. D, seat height 14 in. H. Ottoman: 15 in. H, 21 in. W, 15 in. D.

Lot: 252 - Victorian Rococo Revival Settee and Armchair Grouping

Victorian Rococo Revival settee and armchair grouping, 19th century, comprising a carved walnut settee with shaped crest rail, molded scrolled arms, low carved skirt, and floral tapestry-style upholstery, together with a companion Victorian armchair having a dark carved walnut frame, pierced crest with carved floral medallion, shaped arms, cabriole legs, and gold damask upholstery. Settee: 36 in. H, 64 in. W, 17 in. D, seat height 15 in. Chair: 43.5 in. H, 22 in. W, 20 in. D, seat height 15.5 in.

Lot: 253 - Pair Victorian Walnut Carved Parlor Chairs, Late 19th Century

Pair of Victorian walnut carved parlor chairs, late 19th century, each with an elaborate pierced and carved crest and back with foliate scroll decoration, oval upholstered back panel, shaped upholstered seat, cabriole legs, and brass casters, upholstered in red velvet. 36.5 in. H, 17 in. W, 17 in. D, 16 in. seat height.

Lot: 254 - Pair of Victorian Renaissance Revival Walnut Twin Beds

Pair of Victorian Renaissance Revival walnut twin beds, late 19th century, each with a tall paneled headboard surmounted by an exuberantly carved crest of scrolling acanthus, floral ornament, urn finials, and a central carved mask medallion. The footboards are designed with stepped and molded architectural panels, raised central blocks, and rounded bun feet. Each approximately 75 in. H, 32.5 in. W, 76 in. D.

Lot: 255 - Framed George Washington Print After the Lansdowne Portrait

Framed George Washington print, after the full-length Lansdowne portrait type, depicting Washington standing in an interior with architectural columns, documents, chair, and sword. Housed under glass in a molded wood frame with gilt liner. 23 in. high x 17 in. wide x 2 in. deep.

Lot: 256 - Pink Glass Banquet Lamp with Crane Decoration

A Victorian pink glass banquet lamp featuring a matching pink glass font and domed shade decorated with flying birds or cranes, divided by black vertical ribbing and mounted with brass-tone fittings. The lamp retains a clear glass chimney and stands on an ornate pierced metal base. 24 in. H, 15 in. diameter.

Lot: 257 - Large American Victorian Rosewood Bookcase Secretary, 19th Century

Large American Victorian rosewood bookcase secretary, 19th century, in two-part form, the upper section with arched molded crest, carved foliate crest ornament, and two tall glazed doors opening to a shelved interior, above a fall front writing compartment and lower case with two drawers over paneled cupboard doors, raised on shaped bracket feet. 105 in. H, 43.5 in. W, 20 in. D.

Lot: 258 - American Empire Mahogany Breakfast Table, Attr. o Meeks, 19th Century

An American Empire mahogany breakfast table, attributed to J. & J.W. Meeks, New York, 19th century, having a rectangular drop-leaf top with rounded corners over a boldly figured cylindrical apron, raised on a shaped pedestal support and scrolled quadripartite base with brass casters. 29 in. H, 28 in. W closed, 60 in. W extended, 45 in. D.

Lot: 259 - American Mahogany Tabletop Dressing Mirror / Shaving Mirror, mid-19th century

American mahogany tabletop dressing mirror, mid-19th century, with rectangular adjustable mirror between turned supports with ball finials, the base fitted with three drawers above turned legs and ball feet, retaining white pressed glass knobs and brass escutcheon. 31 in. H, 27 in. W, 9.5 in. D.

Lot: 260 - Pair of French Kidney-Shaped Occasional Tables, Louis XV Style

A pair of French kidney-shaped occasional or side tables in the Louis XV taste, each with a shaped burl and figured veneer top enclosed by a pierced brass gallery, above a conforming case fitted with three small drawers and curved side panels. The fronts are accented with fine line inlay, gilt-metal floral mounts, and small brass pulls, raised on slender cabriole legs ending in gilt-metal sabots. 27.5 in. H, 22 in. W, 10.5 in. D.

Lot: 261 - American Mahogany Two-Drawer Work Table, Crotch Mahogany Drawer Fronts, 19th Century

American mahogany work table, 19th century, having a rectangular overhanging top above two graduated drawers with boldly figured crotch mahogany or flame mahogany drawer fronts, each fitted with a single turned wood pull. The case is framed by squared corner posts and raised on slender turned legs ending in rounded feet.

Lot: 262 - American Federal Mahogany Tilt Top Candlestand, Early 19th Century

American Federal mahogany tilt top candlestand, early 19th century, having a rectangular top with rounded corners above a birdcage support, spiral turned standard, and tripod base with shaped cabriole legs ending in scrolled feet. 27 in. H, 22 in. W, 18 in. D, 39 in. H when opened.

Lot: 263 - American Hepplewhite Cherry Inlaid Chest of Drawers, Early 19th Century

American Hepplewhite cherry chest of drawers, early 19th century, having a rectangular top above four graduated drawers with line inlaid borders, diamond-form inlaid escutcheons, oval brass pulls, and a shaped apron, raised on bracket feet. 36 in. H, 40 in. W, 18.5 in. D.

Lot: 264 - Pair of Victoria Austria Porcelain Pastoral Cattle Scene Vases, early 20th century

Pair of Victoria Austria porcelain two-handled vases, early 20th century, each of baluster form with scalloped rim, double scroll handles, and gilt accents, hand-painted with pastoral cattle scenes in mountainous landscapes, with soft blue, peach, green and brown graduated grounds. Green crown VICTORIA / AUSTRIA marks and impressed/painted numerals to undersides. 14 in. H, 6 in. W/D.

Lot: 265 - Large Sepia Allegorical Print, The Three Fates

Large sepia-tone classical allegorical print, likely depicting The Three Fates, with central standing female figure holding thread, seated attendant with flowers, and an elderly figure with shears, housed under glass in a wide wood frame with decorative inner liner. Measures 46.5 in. H x 35 in. W.

Lot: 266 - Prang Chromolithograph After Benjamin Champney, Mount Chocorua, Late 19th Century

American chromolithograph on canvas after Benjamin Champney, 1817–1907, depicting Mount Chocorua in the White Mountains of New Hampshire, with lake, cattle, trees, figures, and autumnal foreground landscape. Published by L. Prang & Co., Boston, Mass., with publisher’s stamp on verso and Marston & Prince, Boston picture-frame labels. Housed in a substantial period gilt frame with textured mat surround, rope-molded outer edge, and applied gilt ball inner border. Signed in the plate lower right “B. Champney.” 27 in. H, 36 in. W framed.

Lot: 267 - American Landscape Oil on Canvas, Signed M. Howell, C. 1900

American oil on canvas landscape, circa 1900, signed lower right “M Howell,” (i.e., Myrtle M. Howell, 1883–1919) depicting a peaceful mountain valley with winding road, cottage, pond or stream, autumnal trees, and distant blue hills beneath a soft atmospheric sky. The painting is presented in a giltwood frame with molded inner edge and broad cove profile.

Lot: 268 - Two Victorian Brass and Gilt-Metal Folding Fire Screens / Fire Fans, circa 1880

Two Victorian brass and gilt-metal folding fire screens, circa 1880, each of fan-form design with pierced metal leaves and ornate cast bases. The taller example features a classical figure mounted to the central panel, mask-decorated base, scrollwork feet, and a pierced fan screen opening in a broad semicircular form. The second example is decorated with foliate, scroll, acanthus, urn, and medallion ornament, with an elaborate pierced body and domed finial. 34 in. H, 10 in. W, 6 in. D.

Lot: 269 - Pair of Cast Iron Cat Andirons with Glass Eyes Late 19th C.

Pair of antique cast iron cat-form andirons, late 19th to early 20th century, each modeled as a seated black cat with upright ears, detailed fur texture, curled tail, and inset yellow-green glass eyes. Each cat is raised on a decorative cast iron scrollwork base with rear log supports. 18 in. H, 10.5 in. W, 17 in. D.

Lot: 270 - Continental Painted and Faux-Grained Chest

Continental painted and faux-grained pine chest, 19th century, having a rectangular molded top above three long drawers with painted burlwood-style decoration, geometric and foliate stencil designs, and white porcelain pulls. Case with ebonized gadrooned molding, turned half-column side supports, carved corner blocks, and low bun feet. 42 in. high x 49 in. wide x 22.5 in. deep.

Lot: 271 - Pair of 19th-Century Cast Iron Black Americana / Blackamoor Figural Andirons

Pair of 19th-century cast iron Black Americana figural andirons, each modeled as a standing male figure with hands at hips, wearing bow-tied shirt, trousers and shoes, the figures joined to long cast iron billet bars with rear support feet. Retaining oxidized red-brown surface with rust and wear throughout. 18 in. H, 12 in. W, 23 in. D.

Lot: 272 - Estey Organ Co. Victorian Oak Pump Organ

Estey Organ Co., Brattleboro, Vermont, Victorian oak pump organ, the case with an architectural upper gallery having turned spindle rail, central mirror, flanking circular sunburst carvings, small side shelves, pierced red fabric-backed panels, and decorative scrolled supports over a keyboard with labeled stops. The front marked “Estey Organ Co., Brattleboro, Vt., U.S.A.” above the keys. 72 in. H, 46 in. W, 22 in. D.

Lot: 273 - Ebonized Aesthetic Movement Dragon Cabinet, Late 19th Century

Ebonized Aesthetic Movement cabinet, late 19th century, of tall narrow form with pierced gallery crest, stylized geometric fretwork, and carved dragon-form crest ornament. The upper cabinet has two paneled doors with gilt-ground relief panels decorated with black floral and foliate motifs, opening to a plain shelved interior. The lower section has open display shelves with repeating pierced fretwork, turned supports, and a central applied geometric medallion, raised on short shaped feet. Dimensions: 66 in. H, 47.5 in. W, 15 in. D.

Lot: 274 - Mahogany Stacked Chest, 19th Century

Mahogany stacked chest, likely English, 19th century, in two-part form with projecting molded cornice above a case of two short drawers over three graduated long drawers, the lower case fitted with three additional long drawers and raised on bracket feet. The front is veneered in richly figured mahogany with strong flame and crotch figure, accented by carved foliate drops at the upper corners and lower supports. Retains round turned wooden pulls with light-colored central insets, possibly mother-of-pearl or bone, and oval brass escutcheons. Dimensions: 53 in. H, 43 in. W, 21 in. D.

Lot: 275 - Signed Muhammad Ali Ali vs. Liston Photograph, Circa 1964

Framed color photograph depicting Muhammad Ali standing over Sonny Liston in the ring, titled Ali vs. Liston and marked circa 1964, bearing an apparent gold marker signature of Muhammad Ali at upper right. Presented under glass in a black frame with white mat. 20 in. H, 24 in. W.

Lot: 276 - Mickey Mantle and Willie Mays Photograph, “Mantle and Mays,” Circa 1951

Framed black-and-white photograph titled “Mantle and Mays,” depicting Mickey Mantle and Willie Mays standing together with baseball bats, marked “circa 1951” at lower right. The reverse retains a “The Vintage Collection” certificate from Mark Reuben Gallery, Sausalito, California, identifying the title, medium as photography, and date as circa 1951. Presented under glass in a black frame with white mat. 20 in. H, 16 in. W.

Lot: 277 - Signed Ken Griffey Jr. Seattle Mariners Photograph Plaque

Signed color photograph of Ken Griffey Jr. in Seattle Mariners uniform, mounted in a wood-grain presentation plaque with brass-tone nameplate reading “Ken Griffey Jr. ‘Junior.’” The photograph bears his black marker signature across the image. 14 in. H, 10 in. W.

Lot: 278 - Signed Bo Jackson Oakland Raiders Photograph Plaque

Signed color photograph of Bo Jackson as running back for the Oakland Raiders, mounted with engraved plaque noting “Bo Jackson #34 Raiders,” “Silver & Black,” Heisman Trophy winner, Auburn, and drafted 1987. The photograph bears black marker signature. 12 in. H, 15 in. W.

Lot: 279 - American Sheraton One-Drawer Work Stand with Backsplash, 19th Century

An American Sheraton one-drawer work stand, 19th century, having a rectangular overhanging top with shaped backsplash, single long drawer with wooden pulls and escutcheon, and turned legs ending in small rounded feet. The stand retains a warm reddish-brown finish. 36.5 in. H, 26.5 in. W, 19 in. D.

Lot: 280 - American Classical Mahogany Center Table, Crotch Mahogany Top, 19th Century

American Classical center table, 19th century, in mahogany with a richly figured crotch mahogany veneered circular top. The shaped, scalloped top displays radiating book-matched veneer with dramatic flame and crotch figuring, above a deep conforming apron. Raised on a square pedestal standard continuing to a shaped platform base with bold scrolled feet and small casters. Dimensions: 29 in. H, 36 in. W, 36 in. D.

Lot: 281 - Bronze-Finished Female Bust on Onyx Base, Contemporary

Bronze-finished figural bust of a young woman, 20th/21st century, modeled with stylized hair and textured floral or foliate collar, raised on a square polished onyx base. Decorative sculptural work with Art Nouveau / modernist influence, having contrasting dark patinated face and textured bronze-brown hair and collar. 14 in. H, 12 in. W/D.

Lot: 282 - American Classical Mahogany Chest of Drawers, 19th Century

American Classical mahogany chest of drawers, 19th century, having a projecting rectangular top above two upper convex drawers and three long drawers, with richly figured mahogany veneer, turned wooden pulls, side columns with carved scroll capitals, paneled sides, and carved paw feet. Back with old repair label from Egal Bros., Washington, DC. 46 in. H, 46.5 in. W, 24 in. D.

Lot: 283 - American Cherry Chest of Drawers, 19th Century

American cherry chest of drawers, 19th century, having a rectangular overhanging top above four graduated drawers, with turned wooden pulls, recessed paneled sides, turned front corner elements, and short turned feet. 44 in. H, 41 in. W, 21 in. D.

Lot: 284 - Natures Pride Bronze Elk Sculpture After Frederic Remington

Natures Pride bronze elk sculpture after Frederic Remington, late 20th century, depicting a standing elk on naturalistic ground, mounted on a green marble base with front plaque reading Natures Pride inspired by Frederic Remington. The bronze base bears cast Frederic Remington signature, 1898 date, and numbered artist proof marking AP 16 of 25. 18 in. H, 15.5 in. W, 6.5 in. D.

Lot: 285 - Doster-Northington Drug Company Stoneware Advertising Jug

Two gallon stoneware advertising jug for Doster-Northington Drug Company, Birmingham, Ala., with blue stenciled label, cobalt number 2, cream stoneware body, brown glazed shoulder, applied handle, and narrow mouth. 14 in. H, 9 in. D.

Lot: 286 - American Pine Pie Safe With Punched Tin Panels, 19th Century

American pine pie safe, 19th century, having an overhanging top above two tall cupboard doors fitted with four gold painted or brass toned punched tin panels decorated with star and floral motifs, above three small drawers and two lower paneled cupboard doors, with shelved interior and shaped bracket base. 61 in. H, 39 in. W, 18 in. D.

Lot: 287 - Continental Biedermeier Style Dressing Cabinet, Late 19th Century

Continental Biedermeier style dressing cabinet, late 19th century, possibly French or Central European, having an arched central mirror flanked by two glazed side cabinets, above a roll front compartment and lower cabinet door, with open side shelves, brass mounted column supports, and classical gilt metal mounts. A highly unusual narrow form combining dressing table, cabinet, and writing or storage functions. 71 in. H, 38 in. W, 13 in. D.

Lot: 288 - Set of Eight Queen Anne Style Dining Chairs, 19th C.

Set of eight Queen Anne style walnut or mahogany dining chairs, Late 19th century, each with shaped yoke crest, vasiform splat, rounded stiles, slip seat upholstered in blue patterned fabric, shaped seat rail, cabriole legs, and pad feet. Each measures 41 in. h. x 19 in. w. x 16 in. d.; seat height 19.5 in.

Lot: 289 - Victorian Mahogany Shaving Stand With Mirror, 19th Century

Victorian mahogany shaving stand with mirror, 19th century, having a circular adjustable mirror in a molded frame on a brass support, above a small circular shelf, turned standard, and tripod base with shaped legs. 64 in. H, 16 in. D.

Lot: 290 - American Mahogany Two-Drawer Work Table, Mid-19th Century

American mahogany two-drawer work table, mid-19th century, having a rectangular overhanging top above two graduated drawers with rounded convex fronts, turned wooden pulls, and brass keyhole escutcheons. The case is raised on four turned legs, with simple paneled sides and a warm reddish-brown mahogany surface. 29 in. H, 22.5 in. W, 16.5 in. D.

Lot: 291 - Early American Cherry Country Cupboard / Chest

Primitive early American cherry country cupboard or chest, 19th century, with raised backsplash and shaped side gallery, rectangular case fitted with two dovetailed upper drawers over double paneled cupboard doors, interior shelves, plain stiles, square legs, and turned wood pulls. Measures 54 in. h. x 44.5 in. w. x 24.5 in. d.

Lot: 292 - Victorian Figural Parlor Lamp with Pink Painted Shade

Victorian figural parlor lamp, having a pink domed glass shade decorated with painted cherub reserves and scroll borders, fitted within an ornate metal gallery with pendant prisms. The patinated metal standard is cast with putti figures, scrolling foliate arms, an embossed font-form upper section, and a shaped base with molded shell and foliate decoration. Electrified. 38 in. H, 20 in. D.

Lot: 293 - Edwardian Mahogany Canterbury, Late 19th Century

Edwardian mahogany canterbury, late 19th century, circa 1880 to 1890, constructed with an open divided rack of crossed slats, turned end rails, and shaped circular side panels above a lower case fitted with a single drawer retaining a brass pull. The front and sides are ornamented with carved ribbon and circular motifs, raised on turned legs ending in brass casters. 21 in. H, 18.5 in. W, 13 in. D.

Lot: 294 - Late Victorian Walnut Vienna Regulator-Style Wall Clock with Eagle Crest, c. 1890

Late Victorian walnut and ebonized Vienna regulator-style wall clock, probably American, c. 1880–1900, the architectural case with eagle crest, urn finials, balustraded gallery, turned columns and glazed door enclosing a circular Roman numeral dial with brass bezel, two winding arbors, long pendulum with R/A regulator bob, and key. Spring-driven time-and-strike movement, apparently count-wheel strike. 41 in. H, 16 in. W, 8 in. D

Lot: 295 - Needlepoint Soldier or Traveler Scene

Framed needlepoint panel depicting a soldier or traveler resting on a rocky overlook with coastal landscape beyond, mounted under glass in a wood frame with gilt liner. Measures 22 in. H x 19 in. W.

Lot: 296 - Framed Needlepoint Figural Scene

Framed needlepoint panel depicting a historic interior figural scene with multiple figures, mounted under glass in a deep shadow box style frame with faux tortoise/inlaid-style decoration and dark outer molding. Measures 23 in. H x 21 in. W x 3 in. D.

Lot: 297 - Oval Religious Needlepoint

Oval framed needlepoint panel depicting a religious female figure, likely the Virgin Mary or a saint, shown with blue mantle and clasped hands, mounted under glass in an oval carved dark wood frame. Measures 23 in. H x 19.5 in. W.

Lot: 298 - Mahogany Three-Tier Metamorphic Library Table

Mahogany three-tier metamorphic library table, late 19th to early 20th century, having a rectangular top above two lower graduated shelves, the whole raised on paneled end supports with carved foliate scroll brackets and a molded plinth base. The lower case fitted with a long drawer retaining brass pulls, the form designed with a tiered, adjustable or expanding library/table configuration. 31.5 in. H, 41.5 in. W, 21 in. D.

Lot: 299 - La Roche Limoges Hand-Painted Grape Bowl and Underplate

La Roche Limoges porcelain bowl and matching underplate, hand-painted with grape clusters, vine leaves, and soft pastel ground, with gilt rim and gilt banding. The bowl is decorated both to the interior and exterior with colorful grape and foliage decoration, the underplate similarly painted with grape clusters and gilt scroll accents. Marked “La Roche France.” Dimensions: 14.5 in. diameter.

Lot: 300 - Group of Three R.S. Prussia Porcelain Bowls

Group of three R.S. Prussia porcelain bowls, each with molded scalloped floral-form rim, raised floral decoration, gilt highlights, and hand-painted decoration. Includes two portrait/figural scenic bowls and one floral decorated bowl. Marked R.S. Prussia. Each measures approximately 10 in. diameter.

Lot: 301 - Eastlake Marble-Top Side Table, Late 19th Century

Eastlake side table, late 19th century, having a shaped white marble top with canted front corners over a light-finished walnut or mixed hardwood base. The frieze is decorated with incised Eastlake line carving, geometric X-form ornament, scalloped lower edging, and bracket supports. Raised on a decorative pedestal base with turned central standard, open architectural supports, incised scroll carving, reeded details, and four splayed legs ending in small casters. 30 in. H, 29 in. W, 20.5 in. D.

Lot: 302 - Victorian Birch Veneer Bedside Commode, Late 19th Century

Victorian bedside commode, late 19th century, in birch veneer and mixed woods, having a molded rectangular top with chamfered front corners above a single upper drawer fitted with carved pulls and ring handles. The lower case features a paneled cupboard door with shaped molded surround and figured birch veneer central panel, opening to an interior storage compartment with shelf. The cabinet is raised on a molded plinth base and retains small casters. 37.5 in. H, 25.5 in. W, 19 in. D.

Lot: 303 - Majolica Style Figural Jardiniere Pedestal, 20th Century

Majolica style figural jardiniere pedestal, 20th century, the large molded bowl with scalloped rim, masks, shell and foliate decoration, above a figural stem and shaped base, finished in mottled brown, green, red, and ochre glazes. 27 in. H, 13 in. D.

Lot: 304 - Victorian Banquet Floral Glass Lamp, Late 19th Century

Victorian Gone With The Wind lamp, late 19th century, with matching floral painted glass font and globe shade, brass burner and mounts, and pierced gilt metal base, decorated with pink and purple flowers with green foliage on a pale cream ground with blue shading. 22 in. H, 9 in. D.

Lot: 305 - English Davenport Porcelain Plaque, Attr. to Jesse Mountford

English hand-painted porcelain plaque, likely Davenport, mid-19th century, attributed to Jesse Mountford/Montford, depicting an Alpine or Mediterranean harbor landscape with sailboats, waterside village, tower, figures, and distant mountains, housed in a Victorian gilt open-pierced foliate frame.14 in. H x 16 in. W.

Lot: 306 - Pair Italian Gilt Rococo Wall Brackets

Pair of Italian Rococo style gilt wall brackets or display sconces, each with shaped demilune shelf above pierced foliate and acanthus scroll supports. The brackets feature richly modeled gilt decoration with openwork rocaille carving and metal hanging loops to the tops. Each measures 11 in. H x 10.5 in. W x 6 in. D.

Lot: 307 - Victorian Renaissance Revival Painted Pedestal Plant Stand, Late 19th Century

Victorian Renaissance Revival painted pedestal plant stand, late 19th century, having a circular dished top above a turned standard with floral painted decoration, circular base, and four carved paw feet, finished in a bronze tone painted surface with hand painted flowers and decorative accents. 34.5 in. H, 14 in. D.

Lot: 308 - Three-Piece Victorian Rococo Revival Parlor Suite

A three-piece Victorian Rococo Revival parlor suite, late 19th century, comprising a sofa, armchair, and side chair, each with carved walnut showwood frames, pierced and carved floral cresting, scrolled arms, serpentine seat rails, cabriole legs, and casters, upholstered in burgundy damask fabric with deep tufted backs. Sofa measures 44 in. H, 71.5 in. W, 25.5 in. D, seat height 16 in.

Lot: 309 - Carved Wood Slag Glass Floor Lamp, Early 20th Century

Carved wood floor lamp, early 20th century, with large domed slag glass shade fitted with warm caramel, cream, pale blue, rose, and lavender panels in a geometric floral border. The tall dark-stained wood standard is carved in the classical taste with urn-form body, Greek key banding, leaf and petal carving, fluted column support, and circular foliate-carved base. Dimensions: 71 in. H, 15 in. diameter.

Lot: 310 - Oil on Canvas, American School Country House Landscape

American School oil on canvas landscape depicting a rural country house or farmhouse set behind a white picket fence, shaded by mature trees, with a winding dirt road in the foreground. The composition has a warm, atmospheric late 19th century feel with restrained palette, soft light, and detailed architectural interest. Presented in an ornate period-style gilt frame with floral and foliate decoration. 13 in. H, 17.2 in. W, 3 in. D.

Lot: 311 - Two Civil War-Themed Books: The Blue and the Gray/The Life of General Robert E. Lee for Children

Two Civil War-themed books, comprising The Blue and the Gray: A Graphic History of the Army of the Potomac and that of Northern Virginia, by Rev. Theodore Gerrish and Rev. John S. Hutchinson, Portland: Hoyt, Fogg & Donham, 1883, in brown gilt and embossed cloth binding; together with The Life of General Robert E. Lee in Easy Words for Children, by Mrs. M. L. Williamson, B. F. Johnson Publishing Co., Richmond, Va., early 20th century, with color portrait cover. Largest 9 in. H, 6 in. W.

Lot: 312 - P. T. Barnum, Struggles and Triumphs, Author’s Edition, 1873

P. T. Barnum, Struggles and Triumphs; or, Forty Years’ Recollections, written by himself, Author’s Edition, Buffalo, N.Y.: Warren, Johnson & Co., 1873. Brown embossed cloth binding with gilt spine lettering, biography complete to April 1872. 8 in. H, 5 in. W.

Lot: 313 - Margaret Mitchell, Gone With the Wind, First June Printing, 1936

Margaret Mitchell, Gone With the Wind, New York: The Macmillan Company, first June printing, 1936, with original gray cloth binding and blue lettering to cover and spine. A desirable early example of Mitchell’s landmark Southern novel and Pulitzer Prize-winning work, later adapted into one of the most famous films of the 20th century. 9 in. H, 6 in. W.

Lot: 314 - Indonesian Hammered Silverplate Tea and Coffee Service with Tray and Cups, 1997

A twelve-piece Indonesian hammered silverplate tea and coffee service, marked “Pura / Made in Indonesia” to underside and inscribed on tray “Petroleum Indonesia 1997.” The service includes a large oval tray, tall coffee pot, teapot, covered sugar, creamer, waste bowl or open sugar, and six handled cups. Each piece features a hammered surface with polished borders, ribbed foot details, and shaped handles; the cups are decorated with engraved wayang shadow-puppet figures and the word “Indonesia.” Tray approximately 24–28 in. W

Lot: 315 - Southern Cherry Two-Drawer Work Table, KY or TN, 19th C.

Southern cherry work table, likely Kentucky or Tennessee, 19th century, having a rectangular overhanging top above two stacked drawers with turned wooden pulls and brass escutcheons, the case supported by boldly turned cylindrical legs ending in ball feet. The table shows a warm reddish cherry surface, simple utilitarian case construction, and good regional character, with exposed drawer joinery, solid plank sides, and a plain paneled back. 29 in. H, 24 in. W, 21 in. D.

Lot: 316 - American Chippendale Revival Carved Lowboy Chest, 20th Century

American Chippendale Revival carved lowboy chest, 20th century, having a molded rectangular top above a case fitted with one long drawer over two short drawers flanking a carved center shell and foliate panel, with pierced shaped apron, brass pulls and escutcheons, fluted corner supports, and cabriole legs ending in carved ball and claw feet.

Lot: 317 - Emile Bruchon Chants Heroiques Figural Statue

Patinated figural statue after Emile Bruchon, titled Chants Heroiques, depicting an allegorical female figure in flowing classical drapery with one arm raised and a feathered implement in the other, accompanied by a child holding a lyre. Mounted on a circular stepped base with laurel decoration and title plaque reading CHANTS HEROIQUES, Par Bruchon, Sculpt. Likely French, late 19th century. Dimensions: 25.5 in. H, 10 in. W.

Lot: 318 - Pair of Hand-Painted Porcelain Portrait Plaques

Pair of hand-painted porcelain portrait plaques, each set in a rectangular decorative panel with gilt-metal colored ground and ornamental cutwork-style surround, the oval porcelain plaques depicting a lady and a military gentleman in formal attire. Each portrait is signed on the porcelain, one appearing signed “n. Prol…” and the other appearing signed “n. Jasboy” or similar. Fitted with hanging loops. Dimensions: 5 in. H, 5 in. W.

Lot: 319 - Group of Four 19th Century Cased Daguerreotypes

Group of four 19th century cased daguerreotypes, including seated male and female sitters housed in hinged Union-style or thermoplastic cases with gilt mats and velvet liners. The group includes three rectangular cased portraits and one oval hinged case portrait, each retaining decorative interior mats and period casework. Dimensions: largest approximately 4 in. H, 4 in. W.

Lot: 320 - Large Tufted Black Leather Chesterfield Style Chaise Lounge

Large tufted black leather Chesterfield style chaise lounge, 20th or 21st century, with deeply button tufted back and seat, scalloped back crest, rolled front cushion, nailhead trim, and small casters. 48 in. H, 75 in. D, 44 in. W.

Lot: 321 - American Brilliant Period Cut Glass Tray

American Brilliant Period cut glass tray or celery dish, of elongated shaped form with scalloped and notched rim, deeply cut with hobstar, fan, crosshatch, and geometric motifs throughout. Dimensions: 2.5 in. H, 14 in. W, 8 in. D.

Lot: 322 - American Brilliant Period Cut Glass Bowl

American Brilliant Period cut glass bowl, circular form with scalloped rim, deeply cut with repeating hobstar medallions, fan panels, crosshatch fields, and geometric motifs. 9.5 in. diameter.

Lot: 323 - Libbey Signed American Brilliant Period Cut Glass Pitcher

Signed Libbey American Brilliant Period cut glass pitcher, cylindrical form with scalloped rim and applied handle, cut throughout with hobstar, fan, diamond, vertical flute, and geometric motifs. Signed “Libbey” within the cut decoration. Dimensions: 8 in. H, 5 in. diameter.

Lot: 324 - American Brilliant Period Cut Glass Two-Handled Candy or Nut Dish

American Brilliant Period cut glass candy or nut dish, circular shallow bowl form with opposing applied loop handles, scalloped and notched rim, and deep cutting throughout in hobstar, fan, crosshatch, diamond, and geometric motifs. 11 in. diameter.

Lot: 324A - American Brilliant Period Cut Glass Bowl

American Brilliant Period cut glass bowl, circular form with scalloped rim, deeply cut with large hobstar medallions, fan and star devices, crosshatch grounds, and geometric panels. 8.5 in. diameter.

Lot: 325 - Victorian Eastlake Walnut Drop Front Writing Desk, Late 19th Century

Victorian Eastlake walnut drop front writing desk, late 19th century, having a pierced gallery top above a fall front writing surface opening to a fitted interior with pigeonholes, shelves, vertical dividers, and small drawers, over a lower writing table base with single long drawer and turned legs.

Lot: 326 - Victorian Marble-Top Dresser with Mirror

A Victorian marble-top dresser, late 19th century, in walnut or mixed walnut with burl-style figured drawer fronts, retaining its original tall mirror gallery with arched mirror plate, shaped crest, carved foliate plume, small side shelves, and turned mirror supports. The case is fitted with three graduated drawers, each with carved wooden pulls and molded drawer fronts, below a white marble top with rounded front corners. 87 in. H, 40 in. W, 17.5 in. D.

Lot: 326A - American Brilliant Period Cut Glass Vase

American Brilliant Period cut glass vase, late 19th to early 20th century, with scalloped rim, flared body, cut star, hobstar, fan, and geometric decoration, raised on a faceted stem and circular foot. 14 in. H, 7 in. diameter.

Lot: 327 - Monumental Yasemin Cut Glass Crystal Floor Vase, Turkey, 20th C.

Monumental cut lead crystal floor vase or umbrella-stand-form vase, probably Yasemin, Turkey, 20th century, the tall baluster-form body with elongated neck and scalloped sawtooth rim, densely cut overall with hobstars, fan motifs, diamonds, starbursts and banded geometric ornament. 37 in. H, 13 in. Diameter

Lot: 327A - American Brilliant Period Cut Glass Pitcher

American Brilliant Period cut glass pitcher, late 19th to early 20th century, with scalloped spout, applied handle, and deeply cut hobstar, fan, diamond, and geometric decoration. 14 in. H, 8 in. D.

Lot: 328 - Antique Moroccan Brass Teapot on Stand

Antique Moroccan brass teapot on ornate stand, the faceted lidded teapot with curved spout, tall handle with wood grip, and chained cover, set above a pierced brass warmer or brazier on elaborate turned and scrolled tripod stand. The stand features pierced quatrefoil decoration, turned supports, and ornate feet. Dimensions: 43 in. H, 14 in. W/D.

Lot: 328A - American Brilliant Period Cut Glass Dish

American Brilliant Period cut glass dish, late 19th to early 20th century, oval form with scalloped rim and deeply cut starburst, hobstar, fan, and geometric pattern throughout. 2 in. H, 12 in. W, 8 in. D.

Lot: 329 - Pair of Carved Marble Falcon Figures on Bases

Pair of carved marble falcon figures, each modeled perched on an integral block base with black-painted beak and talons and inset red eyes. The birds are carved from variegated cream, tan, and gray-veined marble, giving the surface a natural feather-like effect. Dimensions: 14 in. H, 5 in. W/D.

Lot: 330 - Large Japanese Imari Porcelain Charger with Dragon and Prunus Decoration

Large Japanese Imari porcelain charger or shallow dish, late 19th to early 20th century, of circular scalloped form decorated in a rich polychrome Imari palette. The central field is painted with shaped reserves featuring a green dragon among stylized clouds, pine tree, patterned textile panels, and landscape elements, enclosed by an iron-red border densely decorated with white prunus blossoms. The underside is decorated with a floral vine border in underglaze blue and iron red and bears a red seal mark to the center. 18 in. Diameter

Lot: 331 - Large Chinese Famille Rose Porcelain Charger with Court Figures

Large Chinese famille rose porcelain charger or shallow plate, 20th century, decorated with a central shaped reserve depicting courtly figures on a terrace, enclosed by a vibrant cobalt-blue border with large lotus and floral blossoms, butterflies, and a pink and yellow ruyi-head rim border. The reverse is decorated with a floral enamel border and bears an iron-red seal mark to the underside.

Lot: 332 - East Asian Export Carved Hardwood Dragon Armchair, Late 19th/Early 20th Century

A finely carved East Asian export hardwood armchair, late 19th to early 20th century, possibly Japanese Meiji period, the openwork back centered by a sinuous dragon amid scrolling foliage, with boldly carved dragon or beast-head arm terminals, shaped arms, pierced foliate side supports, carved apron, and cabriole legs. The chair features a shaped solid seat in reddish-brown finish, contrasting with the darker carved frame and decorative relief carving throughout. 34 in. H, 25 in. W, 17 in. D. Seat height: 17 in.

Lot: 333 - Pair of American Folk Painted Wooden Chairs, 19th Century

A pair of American folk painted wooden side chairs, 19th century, each with a simple shaped crest rail, painted floral decoration to the back splat, plank seat, and square tapered legs with stretchers. The chairs retain an appealing blue-green painted surface with traces of earlier red/orange paint beneath. 33 in. H, 18.5 in. W, 18 in. D

Lot: 334 - Flame Mahogany Childs Crib or Doll Cradle

Flame and crotch mahogany childs crib or cradle, with dramatically figured rolled ends, curved side rails, turned spindle galleries, shaped rockers, and interior slats.Dimensions: 26 in. H, 39.5 in. W, 26.5 in. D.

Lot: 335 - American Cherry Two Drawer Work Tab

American cherry two drawer work table, 19th century, having a rectangular overhanging top above two stacked drawers with turned wooden pulls, paneled sides, and turned legs. A useful small scale country table with warm cherry surface, dovetailed drawer construction, and simple American vernacular form. 29.5 in. H, 24 in. W, 19.5 in. D.

Lot: 335A - Pair of Monumental Cast Iron Putti Garden Urns

Pair of monumental cast iron garden urns, each with large classical urn form raised on square plinth base, decorated with basketweave banding, molded swags, gadrooned foot, and figural winged putti handles seated on foliate supports. The pair retains an aged gray painted and oxidized surface with weathered garden patina. 37 in. H, 30 in. W, 20 in. D.

Lot: 336 - Pair of Cast Stone Figural Cupid Garden Planters

Pair of cast stone garden figures modeled as standing putti or cupids, each supporting a planter-form vessel above the head, raised on integral circular bases. The figures retain traces of old terracotta, pink, gray, and weathered white surface. Dimensions: 43 in. H, 13 in. W.

Lot: 337 - Victorian Cast Iron Garden Bench

Black painted cast iron garden bench with ornate pierced back, arms, and apron, the back centered by a tall Gothic Revival-style fan and foliate medallion panel, flanked by geometric and scrolling openwork panels, with pierced arms and slatted cast iron seat raised on cabriole-form legs. Dimensions: 37 in. H, 48 in. W, 13 in. D.

Lot: 338 - Cherry and Maple Inlaid Tall Case Clock, 19th Century

Cherry and maple inlaid tall case clock, 19th century, having a broken arch bonnet with scrolled crest, arched glazed door, painted dial with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds and calendar dials, figural painted spandrels, and two winding apertures, above a case with contrasting cherry and maple veneers, arched waist door, spiral turned side columns, and paneled base. 82.5 in. H, 20 in. W, 10 in. D.

Lot: 338A - Long White Cast Iron Garden Bench, Grape and Vine Pattern

Long white painted cast iron garden bench, in the Victorian taste, with ornate pierced back and arms decorated with grapevines, leaves, tendrils, and scrolling foliate ornament. The bench has a slatted iron seat, shaped cabriole style legs, and a weathered painted garden surface. . 34 in. H, 71 in. W, 13 in. D, 16.5 in. seat height.

Lot: 339 - Drexel Mahogany Cellarette Bar Cabinet on Stand, Mid 20th Century

Drexel mahogany cellarette bar cabinet on stand, mid 20th century, having a hinged lift top opening to a fitted bottle storage interior, above a pull out serving slide and lower drawers, raised on a Queen Anne style base with cabriole legs and pad feet. Interior bears Drexel mark and genuine mahogany label. 41 in. H, 31 in. W, 17 in. D.

Lot: 339A - Cast Iron and Wood Garden Bench with Dog Head Arms

Cast iron and wood garden bench, in the Victorian style, having cast iron sides with dog head arm terminals and scroll supports, fitted with later or replaced wooden slats. 38 in. H, 52 in. W, 15 in. D, 16.5 in. seat height.

Lot: 340 - Primitive Pine Two-Compartment Storage Bin on Stand, Mound City Furniture Co., Illinois

Primitive pine storage bin or dry-goods bin on stand, late 19th to early 20th century, having a rectangular lift-top case with two hinged lids opening to divided interior compartments. The case is raised on straight square legs with simple side stretchers, retaining a warm reddish-brown stained surface over pine with visible grain, age marks, and utilitarian construction. Interior label reads “Mound City Furniture Co., Mound City, Ill.”, and an older paper/advertising label fragment appears to reference a piano, organ, furniture, and sewing machine house. 34 in. H, 56 in. W, 17 in. D.

Lot: 340A - Pair of Antique Cast Iron Garden Chairs

Pair of antique cast iron garden chairs, each with round pierced seat, elaborate pierced back with scrolling foliate and vine decoration, shaped legs, and paw form feet. The pair retains a dark weathered garden surface with old oxidation and traces of earlier paint. 32 in. H, 23.5 in. W, 13 in. D, 16.5 in. seat height.

Lot: 341 - Set of Four American Country Ladderback Side Chairs, White Oak, 19th Century

A set of four American country ladderback side chairs, 19th century, constructed of white oak or mixed hardwoods, each with shaped crest rail, spindle backs, plank seats, turned front legs, and stretcher bases. 34 in. H, 15 in. W, 15 in. D, seat height 17.5 in.

Lot: 341A - Classical Cast Iron Fireplace Mantel

Classical cast iron fireplace mantel, late 19th to early 20th century, with black painted surface and gilt highlighted relief ornament, the upper cabinet section with paneled double doors and urn, anthemion, floral, and foliate decoration above an arched firebox opening with molded plinth base. The crest rail is pierced with geometric and quatrefoil cutouts. 53 in. H, 30.5 in. W, 7 in. D.

Lot: 342 - Victorian Eastlake Burl Walnut Secretary Bookcase

A substantial Victorian / Eastlake secretary bookcase, late 19th century, in walnut with burl walnut panels, having a tall glazed two-door bookcase upper section with adjustable shelves, molded and stepped cornice with architectural crest, fall-front cylinder writing compartment opening to a fitted interior with pigeonholes and writing surface, above a base with long drawer, cabinet doors, and side bank of drawers with brass bail pulls. 92.5 in. H, 42.5 in. W, 23 in. D.

Lot: 343 - Gilt Brass Three-Light Chandelier

ilt brass three-light chandelier, French/Neoclassical style, with ornate cast canopy, central column, foliate and urn-form decoration, scrolling arms, chain swag accents, candle-form sockets, acanthus mounts, and pendant finial.

Lot: 344 - French Three-Light Crystal Basket Chandelier

French style three-light gilt metal and crystal basket chandelier, likely early to mid-20th century, having a pierced gilt metal frame with draped crystal beading, cut crystal drops, central basket-form body, two scrolling candle arms, and central interior light. Suspended by chain.

Lot: 345 - Art Deco Mahogany Box Sofa in Green Velvet

Art Deco mahogany box sofa, circa 1920s–1930s, of clean architectural form with squared plank-style arms, paneled back and sides, rounded front posts, and polished mahogany rail framing. The sofa is upholstered in moss-green velvet with matching welted trim and a single long seat cushion, accompanied by four later tropical leaf-pattern accent pillows. 31 in. H, 73 in. W, 23.5 in. D, 13 in. seat height.

Lot: 346 - American Folk Art Portrait of a Woman, 1998

An American folk art oil on canvas portrait of a seated woman, signed on the reverse “Cass Holly” and dated 1998. The sitter is depicted in mid-19th century dress, wearing a black gown with white lace collar and bonnet, seated in a red upholstered chair and holding a folded paper in one hand. Presented in a gilt frame. 42 in. H, 36 in. W.

Lot: 347 - Cass Holly American Folk Art Portrait of a Gentleman, 1998

An American folk art oil on canvas portrait of a young gentleman, signed lower right “Cass Holly” and dated 1998. The sitter is shown bust-length in formal Victorian-style dress, with dark coat, white high collar, and blue tie against a muted green background. Presented in a gilt frame. 33.5 in. H, 28 in. W.

Lot: 348 - Large American Folk Art Double Portrait of Husband and Wife

A large American folk art oil on canvas double portrait of a husband and wife, late 20th century, painted in the style of mid-19th century American ancestral portraiture. The sitters are shown seated half-length, the woman wearing a black dress with white bonnet, lace collar, and cuffs, and the gentleman in dark formal coat with white cravat, set against a warm brown background. Presented in a giltwood-style frame. 55 in. H, 41 in. W.

Lot: 349 - Modern Studio-Made Writing Desk, Mid-20th Century Style

A modern studio-made writing desk in a mid-century inspired form, having a large rectangular top with paneled mixed-wood design and inset burgundy leather or leatherette writing surface, above a fitted apron with small drawers and dark contrasting arched legs. The desk combines walnut-toned, lightwood, and darker stained elements in a custom artisan design with bold scale and practical writing surface. 31.5 in. H, 73 in. W, 40 in. D.

Lot: 349A - Large Contemporary Mid-Century Modern Style Chandelier

Impressive large-scale contemporary chandelier in the Mid-Century Modern taste, with polished chrome central frame and numerous radiating curved arms supporting frosted white glass paddle-form shades. Sculptural vertical form, in the manner of Italian modern lighting designs.

Lot: 350 - Grouping of Austrian/Vienna Porcelain Bowl and Vase

Grouping of two Austrian/Vienna-style porcelain pieces, including a red/orange ground vase with hand-painted classical maiden and cherub scene, gilt highlights, and flared rim; together with a low porcelain bowl with blue-green ground, floral decoration, and gilt leaf-form handle. Largest measures 14 in. H x 7 in. D.

Lot: 351 - Needlepoint Portrait of Gentleman with Pipe

Framed needlepoint portrait of an elderly bearded gentleman holding a pipe, depicted in red garment against a dark ground, mounted under glass in a molded gilt and painted frame. Measures 22 in. H x 18.5 in. W.

Lot: 352 - Framed Currier & Ives New Orleans Bird’s-Eye View Print

Framed print after Currier & Ives, titled The City of New Orleans, and the Mississippi River. Lake Pontchartrain in Distance, after the original 1885 bird’s-eye view published in New York by Currier & Ives. The panoramic view depicts New Orleans from above with the Mississippi River in the foreground, numerous steamboats and sailing vessels, the city grid, wharves, churches, public buildings, and a lower margin identifying prominent landmarks. Presented under glass with matting in a later gilt frame. 31 in. H, 33.5 in. W.

Lot: 353 - American Walnut Step-Back Cupboard

American walnut step-back bookcase cupboard, late 19th century, in two-part form with a projecting molded cornice above glazed double doors enclosing a shelved interior with paneled back. The lower case fitted with two small drawers over one long drawer, each retaining ornate brass bail pulls, above a pair of paneled cupboard doors. The case features rounded molded glazing, paneled sides, turned wooden knobs, dark metal hinges, and a warm walnut finish with attractive grain throughout. 79.5 in. H, 39.5 in. W, 17.5 in. D.

Lot: 354 - Framed Old Print Map of Paris

A framed old lithographic birds-eye view map of Paris, titled Paris, showing the city from an elevated panoramic perspective with the Seine, bridges, boulevards, monuments, public buildings, and surrounding cityscape rendered in fine architectural detail. The lower margin appears to read Dessine et lithographie par Ch. Pichot, and the print is presented under glass in a dark wood frame with gilt liner. 30 in. H, 41.5 in. W.

Lot: 355 - Large Blue and White Flow Blue Style Porcelain Foot Bath / Jardiniere

A blue and white porcelain foot bath, jardiniere, or plant tub, marked Hong Kong to underside. Of oval bombe form with molded side handles and footed base, decorated throughout in underglaze blue with pagodas, trees, flowering borders, and landscape scenes in the Chinese export taste. 10 in. H, 21 in. W, 13.5 in. D.

Lot: 356 - Hull Pottery Large Magnolia Vase, Mid 20th Century

Large Hull Pottery art vase, mid 20th century, likely Magnolia line, with matte pastel glaze in pink, cream, pale yellow, and blue, molded floral decoration, open side handles, and flared petal form rim. Underside with raised Hull USA mark and partially legible model or size number. A large and uncommon size Hull vase. 16 in. H, 8.5 in. D.

Lot: 357 - Mounted Elk Antlers On Wood Plaque

Mounted elk antlers on wood wall plaque, 20th century, with antlers mounted to a rectangular varnished wood backboard. A decorative lodge, sporting, or cabin style wall mount. 33 in. H, 26 in. W, 15 in. D.

Lot: 357A - Large Cast Bronze and Metal Garden Maiden Fountain Figure, After Moreau

Large cast bronze and metal garden figure or fountain sculpture, early 20th century, depicting a classical maiden leaning beside an architectural plinth with floral and vine decoration, holding an urn or vessel, the base with dolphins and cast signature appearing to read A. Moreau or after Moreau. The figure and decorative elements are cast bronze with additional metal components, finished in a dark outdoor patina. 46 in. H, 20 in. W, 22 in. D.

Lot: 358 - Carved Wood Native American Bust

Carved wood Native American bust, late 19th/early 20th century, depicting a figure wearing a feather headdress, beadwork, and breastplate, raised on a circular pedestal base. The carving has a weathered brown surface with detailed headdress, facial features, and costume elements. 24 in. H, 11.5 in. W.

Lot: 358A - Heavy Pair of Green Painted Cast Iron Garden Chairs

Pair of green painted cast iron garden chairs, each with tall lattice back, open lattice arms, slatted seat, and shaped legs. The chairs have a weathered green painted surface and traditional garden furniture form. 42 in. H, 25 in. W, 19 in. D, 16.5 in. seat height.

Lot: 359 - Carved Mahogany and Cane Settee

Carved mahogany and cane settee, late 19th to early 20th century, having a serpentine crest rail above paneled cane back and sides, scrolled arms with carved foliate terminals, and a loose upholstered seat cushion. The lower frame is carved with open foliate scrollwork and centered pendant support, raised on shaped legs joined by a turned rear stretcher. 28 in. H, 48 in. W, 19.5 in. D, 15.5 in. seat height.

Lot: 359A - Large Cast Iron Cauldron

Large cast iron cauldron with rounded body, flared rim, and small side lug handles, retaining a heavily weathered oxidized surface. A substantial garden, hearth, or architectural decorative piece with strong rustic appeal. 19 in. H, 39 in. diameter.

Lot: 360 - Grand Rapids Chair Company Empire Style Sideboard / Server

American Empire style mahogany sideboard/server by Grand Rapids Chair Company, Grand Rapids, Michigan, early 20th century, retaining maker’s label. Rectangular overhanging top above molded case with long upper drawer, central bow-front drawers, flanking cupboard doors, turned wood pulls, and large scroll/lyre-form side supports on shaped feet. Interior includes fitted silver drawer with felt lining and dividers. Warm mahogany secondary woods visible to drawer interiors.

Lot: 360A - Cast Iron Cauldron

Cast iron cauldron with rounded body, flared rim, and side lug handles, retaining an old blackened and oxidized surface with rust and wear throughout. 10.5 in. H, 24 in. diameter.

Lot: 361 - Federal Giltwood Eglomise Mirror, Early 19th C.

Federal giltwood and eglomise mirror, early 19th century, having a rectangular divided plate below a reverse painted tablet depicting a house and river landscape within a decorated border of fruit and foliage. The frame is composed of turned half columns with block corners, applied rosettes, and molded rails with carved fruit and foliate devices. 39 in. H, 20 in. W.

Lot: 362 - Small Federal Ebonized and Gilt Eglomise Mirror, Early 19th C.

Small Federal eglomise mirror, early 19th century, with rectangular mirror plate below a reverse painted landscape tablet depicting a house beside water, within an ebonized and gilt frame with turned side columns, block corners, and applied rosettes. 21 in. H, 12 in. W.

Lot: 363 - Three Panel Painted Canvas Screen, Floral Still Life Decoration

Three panel painted canvas screen, each panel decorated with a floral still life before painted blue drapery, set within a giltwood frame with classical style crest, molded borders, corner blocks, and foliate ornament. The panels are hinged and painted with urns, flowers, fruit, and drapery in a decorative European manner. 78 in. H, 78 in. W overall.

Lot: 364 - Stenciled Pillar and Splats Shelf Clock

An American stenciled pillar and splats shelf clock, 19th century, with mahogany-stained case, gilt stencil decoration, turned side columns, shaped crest, painted wooden dial with floral corner decoration, and lower reverse-painted tablet with architectural landscape. Interior paper label reads “Patent Clocks,” with maker line appearing to reference Eli Terry and Seth Thomas, Plymouth, Connecticut. Retains side door with old map lining and interior works. 34.5 in. H, 17 in. W, 4.5 in. D.

Lot: 365 - Lee and His Generals Framed Print

Framed print after the well-known Confederate portrait composition Lee and His Generals, depicting Robert E. Lee standing among leading Confederate officers, with printed identification key below the image. Presented under glass in a modern wood frame with double matting. 21 in. H, 29 in. W.

Lot: 366 - Hand Knotted Persian Kashan Carpet, 12 ft 7 in x 9 ft 7 in

Hand knotted Persian Kashan carpet, having a red field with central medallion, navy corner spandrels, and dense floral vine and palmette decoration, within a dark blue main border and multiple blue, ivory, and red guard borders. Tag to reverse identifies the design as Kashan and lists the size as 9 ft 8 in x 12 ft 6 in. 12 ft 7 in L, 9 ft 7 in W.

Lot: 367 - Indo Persian Tabriz Style Hand Knotted Carpet, 13 ft x 9 ft 10 in

Indo Persian Tabriz style hand knotted carpet, having an ivory field with central floral medallion and allover floral sprays, enclosed by a red main border with scrolling floral decoration and multiple guard borders in red, blue, ivory, green, and taupe. The design follows Persian Tabriz workshop carpet patterns with formal medallion layout, floral field ornament, and balanced border structure. 13 ft L, 9 ft 10 in W.

Lot: 368 - Large Nain Hand Knotted Wool Carpet, 12 ft 8 in x 9 ft 9 in

Large Nain hand knotted wool carpet, having an ivory field with finely drawn blue floral and foliate decoration, arranged around a subtle central medallion and enclosed by matching floral borders and guard borders. The carpet uses the restrained blue and ivory palette associated with Nain weaving and has an even formal composition with fine curvilinear ornament. 12 ft 8 in L, 9 ft 9 in W.

Lot: 369 - Persian Style Hand Knotted Floral Carpet, 13 ft 9 in x 10 ft 5 in

Persian style hand knotted floral carpet, having an ivory field with allover scrolling floral and vine decoration, central medallion devices, and multiple floral guard borders in blue, rose, taupe, brown, cream, and muted red. The design reflects traditional Persian workshop carpet patterns with dense floral ornament and a formal bordered composition. 13 ft 9 in L, 10 ft 5 in W.

Lot: 370 - Hand Knotted Heriz Wool Rug, 11 ft 1 in x 7 ft 6 in

Hand knotted Heriz wool rug, having a red field with large geometric central medallion, angular foliate devices, ivory corner spandrels, and a dark blue border with stylized floral and vine decoration. The rug retains the bold drawing, saturated red ground, and angular geometric floral vocabulary associated with Heriz and northwest Persian weaving traditions. 11 ft 1 in L, 7 ft 6 in W.

Lot: 371 - Hand Knotted Northwest Persian Runner, 12 ft x 2 ft 7 in

Hand knotted northwest Persian runner, having a red field with repeated geometric medallions and small boteh and floral devices, within dark blue end panels and multiple guard borders in ivory, blue, red, green, and taupe. The design shows the angular drawing and compact repeating ornament associated with northwest Persian village weaving. 12 ft L, 2 ft 7 in W.

Lot: 372 - Hand knotted Heriz medallion carpet 9 ft 10 in L, 7 ft W.

Hand knotted Heriz medallion carpet, having a red field centered by a large stepped geometric medallion in ivory, blue, rose, and brown, with angular foliate devices and ivory corner spandrels, enclosed by a dark border with stylized floral and geometric decoration. The carpet retains the bold rectilinear drawing and strong color palette associated with Heriz and northwest Persian weaving. 9 ft 10 in L, 7 ft W.

Lot: 373 - Persian Style Floral Carpet, 12 ft 6 in x 9 ft 2 in

Persian style floral carpet, having an ivory field centered by a floral medallion and filled with scrolling foliate vines, floral sprays, and palmette decoration, within a red floral border and multiple guard borders in tones of ivory, red, blue, green, and taupe. 12 ft 6 in L, 9 ft 2 in W.

Lot: 374 - 19th Century Red, White, and Blue Woven Coverlet

19th century red, white, and blue woven coverlet or blanket, having bold geometric field with repeating triangular devices, central medallion, foliate border, and red and blue fringe. Strong patriotic color palette. 90 in. x 83 in.