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American, Continental, and Quality Reproduction 

Furniture; Tall-Case Clocks; Estate Collections of 

American and Continental Paintings, Bronze Sculpture, 

and Silver; Estate Jewelry; Porcelain; Glass; Oriental 

Rugs; Coins; Guns; Toys; Books and Autographs 

Featuring Property from: 

The Estate of Constance D. Bendann, Baltimore, MD; 

Sold for the Benefit of The Baltimore Museum of Art, 

The Walters Art Museum, and Maryland Historical Society 

Monumental Life Insurance Company; 

Sold for the Benefit of Habitat for Humanity, 

Big Brothers Big Sisters, and March of Dimes 

The Estate of Donald L. Roye, Cockeysville, MD 

The Estate of Mary G. Geyer, Baltimore, MD 

Numerous Other Estates and Consignors 

Auction Dates 

Saturday, December 10, 2011 • Session begins at 11 am 

Monday, December 12, 2011 • Sessions begin at 10 am and 5 pm 

» On View: Wed., Dec. 7 » 10 am to 4 pm; Thurs., Dec. 8 » 10 am to 8 pm; 

Fri., Dec. 9 » 10 am to 3 pm; Sat., Dec. 10 » 9 am to time of sale 

Auction Schedule 

NOTE » SpEcial 

SaTurday SESSiON 

@ 11:00 aM! 

» Saturday, December 10, 2011 at 11 am 

Decorative Arts; Sculpture; Furniture; Clocks; Paintings and Prints 

(Lots 1 – 599) 

» Monday, December 12, 2011 

10 am: Decorative Arts; Furniture; Artwork; Toys; Books and Autographs; 

Guns; Coins (Lots 600-1399 » See Addendum) 

5 pm: Oriental Rugs; Silver; Jewelry (Lots 1400 – 1774) 

contents 

dECORATiOnS 7 

FuRniTuRE 21 

PAinTinGS & PRinTS 31 

ORiEnTAl RuGS 40 

SilvER 42 

JEwElRy 52 

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Terms and Conditions of Sale 

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THE FOllOwinG TERMS And COndiTiOnS OF SAlE COnSTiTuTE All TERMS And COndiTiOnS On wHiCH PROPERTy liSTEd in THE CATAlOGuE (inCludinG 

inTERnET wEBSiTE liSTinGS) SHAll BE OFFEREd FOR SAlE OR SOld By AlEX COOPER AuCTiOnEERS, inC. (“AlEX COOPER AuCTiOnEERS”). 

These Terms and Conditions of Sale contain all terms and conditions on which Alex Cooper Auctioneers and the seller contract with the buyer of any tangible 

personal property sold at auction by Alex Cooper Auctioneers. These Terms and Conditions of Sale may be amended by at any time and from time to time through 

the time of sale by any notices posted or oral announcements made during the sale. By bidding at an auction, whether in person or by agent, absentee bid, 

telephone, internet, Artfact Live, www.artfact.com, Infinite Bidding or other means, you agree to be bound by these Terms and Conditions of Sale. 

1. AGENCY. Alex Cooper Auctioneers acts as agent for the sellers of all property described in all catalogues. The contract for the sale of each item is a contract between the owner of the item and the 

successful bidder for the item. 

2. PRESALE ACTIVITY. 

a. Inspections. All Alex Cooper Auctioneers auctions are sight sales. You are strongly advised to personally inspect and examine any items that you contemplate bidding for. If you purchase any 

item sight unseen, you accept all responsibility for such purchase; without limitation, you accept any defects, damages, past repairs, irregularities, and all other physical conditions that could have 

been determined by your inspection of the property. If the results of your inspection and/or evaluation of any property leave uncertainty in your mind as to any matter you deem relevant to your 

potential purchase, Alex Cooper Auctioneers recommends you have an expert examine the lot for you or do not bid on the item in question. Neither Alex Cooper Auctioneers nor the seller made 

any warranty or guaranty as to property offered at auction except as provided in Section 5 hereof. 

b. Descriptions. Written and oral descriptions, including without limitation catalogue and internet descriptions and condition reports, are our opinions only, and should not be construed or 

relied upon as statements of fact nor as guarantees of any kind. Such statements do not constitute a representation, warranty or assumption of liability of any kind by us. Alex Cooper Auctioneers 

is not responsible or liable for the correctness of the catalogue, internet listing, condition reports, or other descriptions, except as provided in Section 5 hereof. Any references to damage, repair or 

restoration are for guidance only and should be evaluated by personal inspection by the bidder; the absence of such references does not imply that an item is free from defects, repairs, or 

restoration, nor does a reference to particular defects, repairs or restorations imply the absence of others. Condition of frames on artwork is not generally described. All measurements are 

approximate. Jewelry descriptions are only estimates as to carat size, gold content, number of stones, etc. Upholstered furniture has not been disinfected. 

c. Images. All images in Alex Cooper Auctioneers’ catalogues are for identification purposes only and are not intended to represent the actual color or clarity of the item being auctioned. All 

photos are of the actual items being auctioned unless otherwise noted in the catalogue or online listing. Please note that the photos may be enlarged to show detail or reduced for inclusion in 

the catalog online listing. 

d. Estimates of Selling Price. Any estimate of the selling price of an item stated in our catalogue or internet listing is intended as a guide for prospective bidders. Any bid between the listed 

figures would, in our opinion, offer a fair chance of success. However, all property can bring prices either above or below stated estimates. Stated estimates should not be relied upon as the value 

of the item, nor as a statement that this is the price at which the item will in fact sell. 

e. Buyer’s Responsibility. Except as stated in Section 5 hereof, all property is sold “AS IS” without any representation or warranty of any kind by Alex Cooper Auctioneers or the seller. Buyers 

are responsible for satisfying themselves as to all aspects of property condition and descriptions, including without limitation genuineness, attribution, provenance, authenticity, authorship, 

completeness, condition, damage, repairs, restorations, estimates of value, and all matters referred to in catalogue entries, internet descriptions, condition reports, and elsewhere. 

3. CONDUCT OF SALE. 

a. Bidder Qualification. Alex Cooper Auctioneers may from time to time establish standards of qualification for bidders. Internet bidders must qualify through Artfact Live or Infinite Bidding 

internet registration. Alex Cooper Auctioneers reserves the right, at its complete discretion, to refuse admission to the premises and/or participation in any auction, and to reject any bid. 

b. Bidder Registration. Prospective bidders are required to register prior to the auction. Registration is available at the time and place of the auction. 

Internet bidders may register through Artfact Live, Infinite Bidding or Alex Cooper’s website. ALL REGISTRANTS ARE REQUIRED TO CAREFULLY READ ALL TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE PRIOR TO 

BIDDING. Any questions shall be directed to Alex Cooper Auctioneers prior to bidding. Registrants are responsible for payment of purchases resulting from all successful bids. No children under 

age 13 are permitted at exhibitions or sales. If attending the auction, please return your bidder paddle upon payment or upon leaving the auction; a $25 charitable contribution charge will be 

assessed for missing paddles. 

c. Telephone Bidding. Telephone Bid Forms must be received in the office of the auctioneer by 3:00 P.M E.T. the day prior to the session. Alex Cooper Auctioneers reserves the right to decline to 

accept telephone bids for any lot if you are not willing to open the bidding at a minimum of $500 for such lot. If you made arrangements with Alex Cooper Auctioneers prior to the commencement 

of the sale, we will use reasonable efforts to enable you to participate in the bidding by telephone. Alex Cooper Auctioneers does not accept liability for failure to do so nor for errors and 

omissions in connection with telephone bidding. Alex Cooper Auctioneers may require telephone bidders to supply a bank letter of introduction and a 25% deposit by cash or credit card. 

d. Absentee Bidding. Absentee Bid Forms must be received in the office of the auctioneer by 3:00 P.M E.T. the day prior to the session. If you are unable to attend the auction in person and have 

made arrangements with Alex Cooper Auctioneers prior to the commencement of the sale by submitting our approved absentee bid form, we will attempt to purchase the lots of your choice for 

the lowest possible price, which will not exceed your maximum bid price stated on the absentee bid form. If we receive written bids on a particular lot for identical amounts, and at the auction 

these are the highest bids on the lot, it will be sold to the bidder whose written bid was received and accepted first. Alex Cooper Auctioneers offers this service as a convenience to bidders as 

a free service subject to other commitments at the time of sale. Alex Cooper Auctioneers will not be responsible for failure to execute absentee bids nor for errors or omissions in connection 

therewith. All absentee bids must be submitted no later than the day prior to the commencement of the auction session. Alex Cooper Auctioneers may require absentee bidders to supply a bank 

letter of introduction and a 25% deposit by cash or credit card. Internet Bidding. Internet bidding is offered as a service to our customers, and prospective bidders shall not hold us responsible for 

any errors or failures in executing bids, nor shall they hold us responsible for any failure due to the loss of the auction applet supplied to us by Artfact Live or Infinite Bidding at 

www.artfact.com. Internet bids are automatically bid electronically by the computers of Artfact Live at www.artfact.com. and compete against live bids at our auction floor, telephone bids, and 

absentee bids by bidders who are not participating in the internet component of the auction. Internet bids are announced competitively by a member of our staff at the time of the live auction. 

Alex Cooper Auctioneers may be offered other bids of the same value as your internet bid. It is at the auctioneer’s discretion which of these bids it chooses to accept during the auction. 

e. Acceptance and Rejection of Bids. Alex Cooper Auctioneers reserves the right to accept or reject any bid for any reason whatsoever. The highest bidder acknowledged by Alex Cooper 

Auctioneers will be the actual buyer. In the event of any dispute between bidders, or in the event of doubt on Alex Cooper Auctioneers’ part as to the validity of any bid, Alex Cooper Auctioneers 

will have the exclusive final discretion to determine the successful bidder, cancel the sale, or to re-offer and resell the item in dispute. Alex Cooper Auctioneers is not responsible for any errors or 

omissions in connection therewith. Alex Cooper Auctioneers shall be the sole arbitrator in case of any disputed bid. 

f. Reserves. It is the policy of Alex Cooper Auctioneers to act as agent on behalf of the sellers; Alex Cooper Auctioneers does not permit a seller to bid on his or her own lots unless expressly so 

stated or except as herein set forth. Some lots are offered subject to a reserve. A reserve is the minimum price that the seller is willing to accept for the lot, which may or may not be disclosed, and 

which may be determined or modified at any time by written or verbal communication between the seller and Alex Cooper Auctioneers through the conclusion of the auction sale for that lot. If a 

reserve is established, it is generally at a percentage of the low estimate and will not exceed the low estimate for the lot. It is important for all bidders to know that Alex Cooper Auctioneers may 

open the bidding on any lot by placing a bid on behalf of the seller, and may continue to bid on behalf of the seller up to the amount of the reserve price, either by placing consecutive bids or by 

placing bids in response to other bidders. Alex Cooper Auctioneers will not place consecutive bids on behalf of the seller above the reserve. 

g. Withdrawal of lots. Alex Cooper Auctioneers reserves the right to withdraw any lot before the sale and shall have no liability whatsoever for such withdrawal. 


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h. Bidding Increments. Alex Cooper Auctioneers uses the following increment multiples for all bidding, whether live, absentee, telephonic or internet. 

Bid Range Increments Bid Range Increments 

$0 - $99 ................................................$10 

$100 - $499 ..........................................$25 

$500 - $999 ..........................................$50 

$1,000 - $1,999 ..................................$100 

$2,000 - $4,999 ..................................$250 

$5,000 - $9,999 ..................................$500 

$10,000 - $19,999 ...........................$1,000 

$20,000 - $49,999 ...........................$2,500 

$50,000 - $99,999 ...........................$5,000 

i. Winning Bids. Subject to Alex Cooper Auctioneer’s discretion, the highest bidder accepted by the Alex Cooper Auctioneers will be the bidder, and the striking of the hammer marks the 

acceptance of the highest bid and the entry of a contract between the seller and high bidder. The winning bidder assumes full responsibility and risk of loss for items purchased at the fall of the 

hammer. 

4. FOLLOWING THE SALE. 

a. Buyer’s Premium. A Buyer’s premium of eighteen percent (18%) of the hammer price will be added to the purchase price for each lot and paid by the winning bidder. 

b. Tax. All purchases will be subject to a 6% Maryland sales tax unless: (i) the property purchased is for resale and a valid Resale Tax number is presented to Alex Cooper Auctioneer’s business 

office at the time of payment, and the sales price is $200 or more; or (ii) the property is being shipped to a buyer located outside the state of Maryland. All applicable value added tax, sales tax, 

compensating use tax, or equivalent or other taxes shall be paid by the winning bidder. 

c. Payment. Alex Cooper Auctioneers accepts cash, certified checks, Visa or Mastercard as payment. No personal checks will be accepted without prior approval. All property must be paid within 

one week following the close of the auction. Internet bidders should contact Alex Cooper Auctioneers at 410-828-4838 to arrange payment by any of the above methods. 

d. Collection of Lots; Shipping. No lots shall be delivered to or collected by the winning bidder until payment in full of the purchase price and all applicable taxes and charges. All lots must 

be picked up by the winning bidder or the winning bidder’s shipper within one week following the close of the auction. Property left past this date will be subject to a warehouseman’s charge 

of $1.00 per day for each lot not removed for the first week and $5.00 per day for each lot thereafter. Any sold property not removed within three weeks after the sale may be disposed of at the 

discretion of Alex Cooper Auctioneers. For bidders requiring lots to be shipped to them, Alex Cooper Auctioneers will provide names of packing and shipping agents located in Baltimore, and 

customers may arrange for any such service by one of these agents or one or their own choosing to pack and ship the property. Alex Cooper Auctioneers will not pack or ship; providing names 

of packing and shipping agents is done as a convenience for the winning bidders and Alex Cooper Auctioneers shall have no responsibility or liability for loss or damage of property shipped to 

winning bidders. 

e. Offsite Storage Information for Sold Property. Please note that all lots are subject to Alex Cooper Auctioneers, Inc. STORAGE POLICY. Buyers will be expected to pick up all property from 

Alex Cooper Auctioneers, Inc. within two weeks after the sale date. The details are as follows: 

i. All items left at our gallery will be transferred to Navis Pack and Ship located at 1587 Sulphur Spring Road, Suite 107, Baltimore, MD 21227. Items will be subject to Navis Pack & Ship 

terms and conditions which can be viewed at http://navisbwi.com/storage.aspx 

ii. Buyers will have two days of storage to retrieve their property or to make arrangements with Navis to pack and ship their property. Storage fees will begin to accrue on the third day of 

storage. After the second day, Navis charges $10 a day per lot. An additional, moving transfer fee may be applicable. Please call 410-737-8020 24 hours in advance to arrange pick up of 

your property from Navis. In addition, please read our Conditions of Sale regarding the removal of sold lots. 

f. Remedies for breach. If any applicable conditions herein are not complied with by a winning bidder, in addition to other remedies available by law, including without limitation the right to 

hold the winning bidder liable for the total purchase price, Alex Cooper Auctioneers at its option may either (a) cancel the sale, retaining as liquidated damages all payments made by the winning 

bidder or (b) resell the property at public auction without reserve or minimum selling price, and the winning bidder will be liable for any deficiency and costs, including handling charges, 

expenses of both sales, the commission on both sales at regular rates, all other charges due hereunder and incidental damages. In the event of breach by internet bidders of these Terms and 

Conditions of Sale, Alex Cooper Auctioneers may file a Non-Paying Bidder Alert at Artfact Live and/or www.artfact.com. 

5. LIMITATION OF WARRANTIES. 

a. NO WARRANTIES. ALL LOTS ARE OFFERED, AND ALL PROPERTY IS SOLD, “AS IS” WITH NO GUARANTIES OR WARRANTIES OF ANY TYPE. WITHOUT LIMITATION, NEITHER THE SELLER NOR ALEX 

COOPER AUCTIONEERS, NOR ANY OF OUR OFFICERS, EMPLOYEES OR AGENTS, MAKE ANY REPRESENTATION, WARRANTY OR GUARANTY, NOR ASSUME ANY LIABILITY OF ANY KIND WITH RESPECT 

TO MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, DESCRIPTION, SIZE, QUALITY, ATTRIBUTION, GENUINENESS, AUTHENTICITY, PROVENANCE, AGE, CONDITION, MATERIALS, AUTHORSHIP, 

COMPLETENESS, DAMAGE, REPAIRS, RESTORATIONS, ESTIMATES OF VALUE, OR ANY OTHER FEATURES. NEITHER THE SELLER NOR ALEX COOPER AUCTIONEERS, NOR ANY OF OUR OFFICERS, EMPLOYEES 

OR AGENTS, ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE CORRECTNESS OF ANY STATEMENT OF WHATEVER KIND CONCERNING ANY LOT, WHETHER WRITTEN OR ORAL, NOR FOR ANY ERRORS OR OMISSIONS IN 

DESCRIPTION OR FOR ANY FAULTS OR DEFECTS IN ANY PROPERTY. 

b. All Sales are Final. Items are sold with all faults and are not returnable for any reason except as set forth in the following paragraph. 

c. Limited Rescission Right. Alex Cooper Auctioneers agrees that a winning bidder who purchases an item has the limited right to rescind the sale (and Alex Cooper Auctioneers will return all 

payments by the winning bidder) for the Rescission Period, if and only if the physical condition of the property materially differs from what was described in the online listing for the property 

or if the description is, in any material respect, inaccurate. In order to exercise this limited right of rescission, the winning bidder must provide documentation to Alex Cooper Auctioneers from 

a pre-qualified expert or museum within the Rescission Period and return the property to Alex Cooper Auctioneers promptly in the same condition it was sold. Notwithstanding the foregoing, 

there shall be no right of rescission arising due to damage of property incurred in shipping. The Rescission Period is as follows: a period equal to the lesser of (i) forty-eight hours from the date 

the property purchased is received by the winning bidder or (ii) two weeks from the date of the auction. In no event will shipping charges be refunded. 

6. MISCELLANEOUS. 

a. Governing Law. These Terms and Conditions of Sale, as well as the respective rights and obligations of Alex Cooper Auctioneers, the seller, and any purchasers or bidder at any sale of Alex 

Cooper Auctioneers, shall be governed by and construed and enforced in accordance with the laws of the State of Maryland. 

b. Limitation of Liability. In no event shall the liability of seller or Alex Cooper Auctioneers, its officers, employees and agents, to a winning bidder for any breach, act, omission, or claim of 

any nature, with respect to an item purchased, exceed the purchase price actually paid by the winning bidder for the item. In no event shall the seller or Alex Cooper Auctioneers, its officers, 

employees and agents, have any liability under any circumstances for special, indirect, incidental or consequential damages (including for loss of profits or revenue, costs of obtaining alternative 

property, claims of customers of winning bidders or otherwise), whether in contract, tort, negligence, strict liability, or otherwise, arising out of, resulting from or in any way relating to the 

property purchased, or its purchase, sale, delivery or non-delivery. In no event shall seller or Alex Cooper Auctioneers, its officers, employees and agents, be liable for any claims related to the 

errors, acts, omissions, websites, or technology of Artfact Live, Infinite Bidding or www.artfact.com. 

c. Jurisdiction. By bidding at an auction, whether present in person or by agent, absentee bid, telephone bid, internet bid, or other means, the winning bidder shall be deemed to have consented 

to the exclusive jurisdiction for the resolution of any disputes of the state courts in Baltimore County, Maryland. 

d. Legal fees. In any litigation between Alex Cooper Auctioneers and any bidders (whether or not the winning bidder) the prevailing party shall be awarded full reimbursement of its actual 

paid legal fees in connection with the dispute. 

e. Severability. If any provision or portion thereof of the Terms and Conditions of Sale shall be void, unlawful or unenforceable under applicable law, that provision or portion thereof shall be 

deemed deleted and severed from the remaining provisions, and shall not affect the enforceability or validity of any of the remaining provisions. 

f. No Assignment. Unless Alex Cooper Auctioneers consents in writing, a winning bidder may not assign its rights or any of its obligations relating to an auction or other sale by Alex Cooper 

Auctioneers. Any assignment without Alex Cooper Auctioneers’ written consent will be void. 

g. No Waiver. These Terms and Conditions of Sale may not be waived by Alex Cooper Auctioneers unless such waiver is in writing and signed by Alex Cooper Auctioneers. A waiver on one 

occasion shall not be a waiver on any other or future occasion or affect Alex Cooper Auctioneers’ right to insist on strict performance of all other provisions. 

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1 Three Royal Doulton china figures 

1) “The Orange Lady,” HN 1859, 8 in. H.; 

2) “Master Sweep,” HN 2205, 8 3/4 in. H.; 

3) “Lambing Time,” HN 1890, 9 1/2 in. H. 

Est. $125-200 


1) “Top o’ the Hill,” RdNo 822821, 7 in. H.; 

2) “The Ermine Coat,” RdNo 842488, 7 in. H.; 

3) “Christmas Morn,” HN 1992, 7 1/2 in. H. 

Est. $100-150 


1) “Tootles,” RdNo 800373, 4 1/2 in.; 

2) “Lavinia,” HN 1955, 5 3/4 in. H.; 3) 

“Autumn Breezes,” HN 1934, 8 in. H. 

Est. $80-125 

4 Bing & Grondahl porcelain figural 

group of a fish monger, and a Royal 

Copenhagen porcelain figure of 

a young girl carrying a jug 

20th century: 1) fish monger - seated 

woman with large basket of fish and eels, 

artist signed on base, underglaze mark; 

2) Royal Copenhagen figure of child in 

traditional ethnic dress carrying a jug and 

a wood lunch pail, 9 in. H. Est. $200-300 

5 Lladro porcelain figure: “Butterfly 

Treasures,” and two Lladro girl figures 

1) “Butterfly Treasures” - No.6777, 12 1/2 

in. H.; 2) girl putting tonic in hair - 8 1/2 in. 

H.; 3) seated girl - 7 1/2 in. H., all with blue 

stamp mark Est. $200-300 

6 Lladro porcelain figure of a sea captain 

blue stamp mark, 14 1/2 in. H. 

Est. $125-200 

7 Four Royal Doulton china character jugs 

1) “Mr. Pickwick,” 6 in. H.; 2) “Old King Cole,” 

3 in. H.; 3) “Paddy,” 2 in. H., 4) “Pecksniff,” 

1 in. H. Est. $125-200 

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Continental gilt decorated glass 

49-piece partial service 

comprising: 3 decanters, 14 highball 

glasses, 15 cordials, 9 Manhattan glasses, 

and 8 tumblers Est. $300-400 

Saturday, December 10th, 11:00 AM Session 

Property from the Estate of 

Constance D.Bendann,Baltimore,MD; Sold for 

the Benefit of The Baltimore Museum of Art 

9 Continental, probably German, 

cast-brass inkwell 

19th century; modeled as large eagle 

wings with bear’s head containing inkpot, 

7 in. H. Est. $150-250 

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Two Sevres porcelain cabinet plates 

second half-19th century; 1) blue du roi 

border, with central decoration of putti 

and cipher of Louis Philippe, 9 1/2 in. 

Diam.; 2) plate with portrait of Madame 

Recamier, with floral and putti border, 

8 3/4 in. Diam. Est. $200-300 

Property of Various Owners 

11 French faience figural open salt 

20th century; modeled as woman in 

traditional peasant garb with floral 

decoration, double-sided figure, each 

supporting a basket on each side of head, 

7 in. H. Est. $80-125 

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Continental School, 20th century. 

Pair of miniature oval portraits of 19th 

century women, gouache on ivory 

gilt-metal frames, total size - 6 x 4 3/4 in. 

Est. $150-250 

13 Two Copeland Spode blue transferware 

jugs in the “Spode’s Tower” pattern 

20th century; impressed mark underneath, 

6 3/4 and 7 1/2 in. H. Est. $100-150 

14 15 Waterford partially frosted 

crystal Christmas ornaments 

includes: “The Twelve Days of Christmas” 

(not a complete set), all with original 

velvet box and interior velvet bag 

Est. $200-300 

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15 Meissen molded terracotta medallion 

of “Johann Friedrich Bottger” 

first quarter-20th century; medallion 

commemorating the anniversary of 

Bottger’s appointment to head the 

Meissen factory in Dresden, after his 

discovery of the hard-paced porcelain 

recipe, with fitted lined box with Meissen 

mark, 2 1/2 in. Diam. Est. $80-125 




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Pair of Capodimonte porcelain 

busts of a faun and maenad 

each modeled as figure from classical 

mythology on socle base, with underglaze 

blue mark, 9 in. H. Est. $150-250 


17 Lalique partially frosted glass owl 

20th century; etched underneath “Lalique 

France,” 3 1/2 in. H. Est. $100-200 

18 French partially frosted 

glass recumbent fawn 

marked “R. LALIQUE FRANCE,” 4 1/2 in. H., 

7 1/2 in. L. Est. $125-200 

19 Pair of Staffordshire style painted 

earthenware Dalmatians 

20th century; pseudo Chelsea mark, 

4 1/2 in. H., 1 3/4 in. Diam. Est. $80-125 

20 Chinese Famille Rose porcelain bowl 

with decoration of “Immortals” 

figures of deities standing in grassy field 

with oriental fence and scholar’s stone, 

signed underneath, 3 1/2 in. H., 9 in. Diam. 

Est. $125-200 

21 Chinese Famille Rose porcelain 

square-form footed bowl 

stylized floral decoration with Daoguang 

mark, 3 in. H., 5 in. Sq. Est. $150-250 

22 Chinese sepia decorated covered bowl 

calligraphy decoration with bat border, 

Daoguang mark, 4 in. H., 3 1/2 in. Diam. 

Est. $100-200

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Donald L.Roye,Cockeysville,MD 

Pair of Japanese Satsuma earthenware 

cabinet vases with fitted wood case 

second half-19th century; each vase 

with dragon-form double handles, and 

decoration of immortals and deities, both 

signed, 7 1/2 in. H. Est. $300-500 


24 American blue glazed studio 

art pottery vase 

first half-20th century; unidentified mark 

underneath, 7 1/2 in. H. Est. $125-200 

25 Pair of Chinese Export Famille 

Verte porcelain vases 

first half-20th century; floral and bird 

decoration, both signed in Chinese 

characters and marked “Made in China,” 

7 1/2 in. H. Est. $100-200 

26 Chinese Export Famille 

Rose porcelain vase 

foo dog handles and applied dragon 

decoration with mandarin garden scene, 

9 in. H. Est. $125-200 

27 Ten assorted English mold blown and 

engraved glass wine stems 

first quarter-19th century; 4 to 4 1/2 in. H. 

average Est. $125-200 

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14 assorted gilt-metal-mounted 

Limoges porcelain figural dresser boxes 

figures include: leopard, shopping cart, 

beehive, and so forth, 1 1/2 to 3 in. L. 

Est. $200-300 

29 Group of 23 assorted porcelain 

pill, patch, and snuff boxes 

also includes a Chinese Export lacquer box 

Est. $200-300 

30 17 Fostoria engraved glass wine 

stems and matching hors d’oeuvre 

plate in the “Versailles” pattern 

9 wine stems, 8 champagnes, hors 

d’oeuvre plate - 12 in. Diam. Est. $250-350 

31 Newhall transfer decorated china 

29-piece partial tea set in the 

“Pagoda and Bridge” pattern 

circa 1810; idealized garden with large 

pagoda and bridge with mandarin figures, 

comprising: teapot, cake plate, 2 waste 

bowls, 6 dessert plates, 10 cups, and 

9 saucers Est. $250-350 

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Pair of Sevres porcelain cabinet plates 

bearing the arms of Napoleon III 

dated 1868; grapevine border with interior 

celeste blue band with central gilt coat of 

arms, flanked by two painted putti figures, 

9 in. Diam. Est. $200-300 

33 Chinese Export Rose Mandarin 

porcelain plate, and a similar 

“Black Butterfly” porcelain plate 

both mid-19th century: 1) Rose Mandarin 

plate - floral border with central scholar 

scene, 8 1/2 in. Diam.; 2) “Black Butterfly” 

plate - scalloped rim, 10 in. Diam. 

Est. $125-200 


Mary G.Geyer,Baltimore,MD 


tri-form bowl 

late 19th century; with monkeys sacred 

deer in tree-filled garden, Daoguang style 

mark underneath, 3 in. H., 6 1/2 in. W. 

Est. $150-250 

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Donald L.Roye, Cockeysville,MD 

Chinese enameled zodiac rabbit bowl 

19th century; modeled as seated figure 

in robe holding vase with rabbit’s head, 

attached to round bowl, 5 in. H., 5 1/2 in. 

Diam. Est. $250-350 

36 Japanese brown glazed terracotta tea/ 

wine ceremonial bowl 

4 3/4 in. Diam. Est. $125-200 



vase, Republic period 

first half-20th century; bird in prunus tree 

decoration, 8 1/2 in. H. Est. $100-200 

38 Chinese carved amber snuff bottle 

with crane and lotus relief, 3 in. H. 

Est. $200-300 

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Chinese carved ivory figural 

group of a lady and palm tree 

modeled as kneeling woman placing palm 

nuts in basket, with fitted silver string 

inlaid wood stand, figure - 2 in. H. 

Est. $500-700 

40 Chinese carved jade pendant, and a 

Peking glass snuff bottle 

1) jade pendant - serpent form, 3 3/4 in. W.; 

2) green Peking glass snuff moon 

flask-form snuff bottle - with raised 

stylized decoration and brass cap, 3 in. L. 

Est. $125-200 

41 Chinese celadon porcelain 

two-handled vase 

6 in. H. Est. $125-200 


Verte porcelain hat stand 

second half-19th century; with sacred 

object and calligraphy decoration, 11 in. H., 

5 in. Diam. Est. $150-250

43 

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. Chinese Export Famille 

Rose porcelain covered jar 

fourth quarter-18th century; peony 

floral vignette decoration, 12 in. H. 

Est. $400-600 

44 Chinese Export Famille Rose and black 

butterfly porcelain sugar bowl 

second half-19th century; Famille Rose 

band with black butterfly decoration, 

6 in. H. Est. $125-200 

45 Seven Chinese Export black 

butterfly porcelain luncheon plates, 

and three similar saucers 

second half-19th century; luncheon plates 

- 8 1/4 in. Diam., saucers - 4 1/4 to 6 in. 

Diam. Est. $150-250 

46 

. 

Baccarat silvered metal-mounted 

cut glass lidded casket 

etched mark on base, 5 in. H., 7 in. W. 

Est. $250-400 

47 Set of nine Meissen porcelain 

plates in the “Blue Onion” pattern 

20th century; cross sword mark, 9 3/4 in. 

Diam. Est. $100-200 

48 Meissen “Blue Onion” porcelain 

reticulated compote, and 14 matching 

reticulated dessert plates in the 

“Blue Onion” pattern 

20th century; compote - 8 in. H., 8 in. Diam., 

dessert plates - 8 in. Diam. Est. $200-300 

Property of Monumental Life 

Insurance Company; Sold for the 

Benefit of Multiple Charities 

49 Set of 12 Wedgwood china dinner plates 

in the “Orange Florentine” pattern 

10 3/4 in. Diam. Est. $250-350 

50 Samson porcelain bowl in the 

Chinese Export manner 

early 20th century; floral sprig decoration, 

4 in. H., 9 in. Diam. Est. $125-200 


51 Chinese celadon glazed ceramic 

melon-form wine vessel 

9 in. H. Est. $150-250 

52 Pair of Wedgwood porcelain figural 

decanters for “Sandeman” sherry 

each figure modeled as black cloaked man 

with wide-brim hat holding cup, marked 

underneath, 10 in. H. Est. $100-200 

53 French brass and beveled 

glass carriage clock 

late 19th century; face marked “SUSSEF 31 

PLACE DE LA HOURSE PARIS,” 5 in. H. 

Est. $200-300 

54 

. 

William Ellis Tucker Porcelain 

Factory of Philadelphia floral 

decorated porcelain pitcher 

1823; floral decorated panels and front 

panel in gilt letters “TLC” 1823, 7 in. H. 

Est. $300-500 

decorations 


55 

. 

. French brass and beveled 

glass carriage clock 

late 19th century; marked on face “Rand & 

Crane, Boston,” 6 in. H. Est. $200-300 

56 Hutschenreuther porcelain 

figure of Mephisto, designed by 

Karl Tutter (1883-1969) 

modeled as traditional classic villain 

in red suit with black cloak, impressed 

underneath “K. TUTTER,” 11 1/2 in. H. 

Est. $200-300 

57 Japanese earthenware pitcher 

late 19th century; molded bird and floral 

decoration, one side with crane in lotus 

pond and the other with pheasant in 

woodland, 10 in. H. Est. $150-250 

58 

. 

. Fulper turquoise glazed 

paneled art pottery vase 

first half-20th century; marked underneath 

“Fulper,” 11 in. H. Est. $250-350 

59 Three Roseville art pottery vases 

in the “Blue Pinecone” pattern 

second quarter-20th century; 

1) cornucopia-form base, impressed 

“Roseville U.S.A. 490-8,” 8 3/4 in. H.; 

2) low vase - impressed “Roseville U.S.A. 

429-10,” 6 in. H., 11 in. W.; 3) low bowl - 

impressed “Roseville 354-6,” 9 in. Diam. 

Est. $125-200 

60 Three Roseville art pottery vases 

in the “Blue Pinecone” pattern 

second quarter-20th century; one with 

impressed mark, two with foil labels, 

5 to 7 1/2 in. H. Est. $150-250

decorations 

61 Roseville pottery vase in 

the “White Rose” pattern 

second quarter-20th century; double 

handles, impressed “Roseville U.S.A. 388-7,” 

7 1/2 in. H. Est. $125-200 

62 Roseville art pottery vase in the 

“Apple Blossom” pattern, and a 

pair of similar “Iris” bud vases 

second quarter-20th century; 1) “Apple 

Blossom” vase - elongated form with 

branch-form handles, impressed “Roseville 

U.S.A. 320-10,” 11 in. L.; 2) “Iris” vases - 

impressed “Roseville 918-7,” 7 3/4 in. H. 

Est. $100-200 

63 

. 

. Roseville art pottery “Christmas Tree” 

vase in the “Futura” pattern 

second quarter-20th century; paper label, 

10 1/4 in. H. Est. $300-500 

64 Roseville art pottery shallow bowl 

in the “Rosecraft” pattern, and 

a similar Roseville “Florane” burnt 

orange shallow bowl 

second quarter-20th century; 1) “Rosecraft” 

vase - four molded floral panels, 

underglaze blue stamp mark, 9 in. Diam.; 

2) “Florane” bowl - underglaze blue mark, 

8 1/2 in. Diam. Est. $125-200 

65 Weller standard glazed art 

pottery vase, and similar tankard 

first quarter-20th century; 1) vase with 

pansy decoration, illegible signature 

underneath, impressed Weller mark, 

3 1/2 in. H.; 2) tankard with blackberry 

decoration, impressed underneath “562,” 

6 in. H. Est. $150-250 

66 Rookwood art pottery 

matte glazed vase 

1922; molded floral and geometric 

pattern band, impressed underneath with 

Rookwood mark “XXII 1810,” 4 in. H. 

Est. $125-200 

67 Fulper turquoise glazed art pottery vase 

first half-20th century; scroll handles, 

impressed underneath “Fulper 4007,” 

5 in. H. Est. $150-250 

68 Two Roseville art pottery vases, and a 

similar double-handled pedestal bowl 

second quarter-20th century; 1) “Cosmos” 

pattern bowl, impressed “Roseville 

375-4,” 7 in. W.; 2) “Jonquil” pattern 

double-handled vase, no mark, 5 1/2 in. 

W.; 3) “Bushberry” double-handled bowl, 

impressed “Roseville U.S.A. 412-6, 8 1/2 in. 

Est. $125-200 

69 Two Roseville art pottery 

double-handled vases in 

the “White Rose” pattern 

second quarter-20th century; 1) smaller 

vase - impressed “ ROSEVILLE U.S.A. 

980-6,” 6 1/2 in. H.; 2) similar larger vase - 

impressed “ROSEVILLE U.S.A. 982-7,” 

7 1/2 in. H. Est. $125-200 

70 Roseville art pottery teapot in the 

“Bittersweet” pattern, and a pair of 

“Apple Blossom” candleholders 

second quarter-20th century; 1) teapot - 

impressed “Roseville U.S.A. 871P,” 7 in. H.; 

2) candleholders - impressed “Roseville 

U.S.A. 351,” 3 1/2 in. Diam. Est. $125-200 

71 Pair of Roseville art pottery vases in the 

“Columbine” pattern, and a similar 

“Snowberry” basket vase 

second quarter-20th century; 1) 

“Columbine” vases - double handled, 

impressed “Roseville U.S.A. 655-3,” 

5 1/2 in. Diam.; 2) “Snowberry” basket - 

impressed “Roseville U.S.A. 1BK-7,” 

7 1/2 in. H. Est. $125-200 

72 

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Chinese Export porcelain 

20-piece partial coffee service 

for the American market 

circa 1810; gilt floral and leaf decoration, 

comprising: lighthouse-form coffeepot, 

10 saucers/dessert plates, 5 coffee cups, 

and 9 teacups Est. $250-350 

73 Keeling & Co. graduated set of three 

china jugs in the Imari taste 

early 20th century; stamp mark 

underneath, 4 to 5 1/2 in. H. Est. $80-125 

74 Four Chinese rouge pots and a glazed 

ceramic fish-form ink dipper 

1) rouge pots - cloisonne, brass, and 

polychrome enamel and Famille Noir 

porcelain, 2 to 2 1/2 in. Diam.; 2) ink dipper 

in the form of a bent fish with large scale, 

3 in. W. Est. $150-250 


75 

. 

Pair of Chinese Export Famille Rose 

celadon ground porcelain shrimp dishes 

mid-19th century; sacred bird and insect 

and flower decoration, 9 3/4 H. x 10 1/2 in. 

L. Est. $250-350 

76 Seven assorted pieces of 

Chinese Export porcelain 

mid-18th century; 1) two Famille Rose 

plates and two similar saucers, plates - 

9 in. Diam., saucers - 5 in. Diam. of largest.; 

2) grisaille teacup and two saucers, cup - 

3 in. H., saucers - 5 in. Diam. Est. $100-200 


Rose porcelain teapoy 

circa 1760; floral decoration, 5 3/4 in. H. 

Est. $125-200 

78 Pair of Chinese Export porcelain tea 

bowls with drape and shield decoration 

circa 1810; 5 1/4 in. Diam. Est. $100-200 

79 Chinese Export Canton porcelain, 

5 teacups and 6 saucers 

second half-19th century; saucer - 4 1/2 in. 

Diam. Est. $100-200 

80 Ten assorted Japanese carved 

Ivory figures and masks, and an 

Indian carved ivory deity 

1) Six assorted Japanese figures in the 

form of villagers and deities, four mounted 

on wood bases, 3 1/4 to 4 1/4 in. H.; 

2) Japanese masks with ink highlights, 

2 in. average size; 3) Indian deity mounted 

on wood base, 2 3/4 in. H. Est. $200-300 

81 Five Japanese carved ivory netsukes 

figures include: bears, zodiac animals, 

horse, man’s head, and putrid fruit in 

basket, all approximately 2 in. L. 

Est. $150-250

82 

. 

. Chinese brass-mounted mother-of-pearl 

inlaid rosewood travelling vanity box 

second half-19th century; top opens to 

reveal folding mirror and single fitted 

drawer, 4 in. H., 7 in. W., 9 1/2 in. D. 

Est. $150-250 

83 German meerschaum pipe in fitted case 

early 20th century; pipe bowl carved with 

images of “The Three Wise Monkeys,” 

pipe - 5 in. L. Est. $80-125 

84 Staffordshire china cup and 

saucer, cann, and sugar bowl 

in the Oriental taste 

first quarter-19th century; 5 in. H. 

Est. $125-200 

85 Nine assorted Staffordshire 

teaware articles 

first quarter-19th century; 1) six assorted 

tea bowls and saucers, with floral 

decoration; 2) “Queen’s Rose” pattern 

cream jug; 3) strawberry rose covered 

sugar bowl; 4) pink lustre and pinwheel 

teapot Est. $200-300 

86 English porcelain chocolate pot in the 

Chinese taste, and a French pewtermounted 

faience flagon 

both second half-18th century; 

1) chocolate pot - with Chinese Export 

style Famille Rose river scene decoration, 

10 in. H.; 2) flagon - with rose decoration, 

10 in. H. Est. $150-250 

87 

. 

Set of 12 Meissen floral decorated 

porcelain dinner plates 

20th century; painted floral sprig 

decoration, cross sword mark, 10 in. Diam. 

Est. $300-500 

88 Clarice Cliff 26-piece china partial dinner 

service in the “Honiton” pattern 

1936; comprising: 4 dinner plates, 4 soup 

bowls, 4 cups and saucers, 4 dessert bowls 

and underplates, platter, and a serving 

bowl Est. $100-200 

89 American School, 20th century. 

Modern Venus, bronze 

brown patina, modeled as classical style 

nude rising on wave from sea, mounted on 

circular wood base, signed “Ross,” 12 in. H. 

total Est. $200-300 

90 Chinese gilt-bronze censer 

in the Zhou manner 

four legs, double handled, and foo lion 

finial, 7 in. H. Est. $150-250 

91 Chinese bronze four-part censer 

19th century; reticulated lid with two 

circular reticulated sections, resting on 

bottom part with elephant-form mask and 

feet, 9 in. H. Est. $150-250 

92 Two Chinese polished bronze hand 

mirrors in the Han manner 

4 and 5 in. Diam. Est. $125-200 

93 Japanese bronze crab, Indian bronze 

Shiva figure, and a Chinese 

bronze bull-form box 

19th/early 20th century; 1 /12 to 3 in. H. 

Est. $150-250 

94 Chinese brass junq-form 

censer, and a bronze censer 

late 19th/early 20th century; junq-form 

censer - 5 in. H.; circular censer - double 

handles, and applied salamanders on lid, 

4 in. H. Est. $150-250 

95 Chinese bronze censer 

19th century; reticulated top with 

recumbent elephant, elephant-form 

handles with elephant mask feet, 

9 1/4 in. H. Est. $250-350 

96 Indian bronze two-handled vase, and a 

Chinese silvered brass valuables box 

19th century; 1) vase made to simulate 

basket weave; 2) silver and brass box 

with geometric pattern decoration and 

mechanical sliding lid, 10 1/4 in. H., 

4 1/4 in. L. Est. $150-250 

97 Tibetan brass censer 

19th century; horn-form body on 

reticulated base with dragon-form spout 

and handle, 11 in. H. Est. $125-200 

decorations 

98 Chinese bronze hand mirror 

in the Han manner 

with carved fitted wood display stand, 

mirror - 6 in. Diam., display stand - 

11 1/2 in. H. total Est. $150-250 

99 Continental, probably Venetian, 

opalescent glass shade 

20th century; 14 in. H. Est. $125-200 


100 

. 

Dresden porcelain covered jar 

20th century; vignettes with 18th century 

lovers in garden and floral panels, blue 

stamp mark underneath, 10 in. H. 

Est. $200-300 

101 Chinese blue and white 

porcelain low bowl 

lobe form with central carp decoration, 

11 1/2 in. Diam. Est. $80-125 



102 Chinese cloisonne enamel low 

bowl, and a Japanese cloisonne 

enamel bulbous-form vase 

late 19th century; 1) low bowl - with 

interior and exterior dragon decoration, 

5 1/2 in. Diam.; 2) Japanese vase - blue 

ground with entwined dragon, 3 3/4 in. H. 

Est. $125-200 


103 Two Chinese cloisonne vases, and a 

Japanese cloisonne vase 

late 19th/early 20th century; 1) Chinese 

cloisonne vases - with geometric 

and stylized floral decoration, both 

approximately 6 1/2 in. H.; 2) Japanese 

vase with crane decoration on light blue 

ground, 5 in. H. Est. $200-300

decorations 

104 Chinese cloisonne enamel 

ginger jar, and similar vase 

late 19th century; 1) ginger jar - stylized 

floral and butterfly decoration, 5 1/2 

in. H.; 2) vase - dragon and floral band 

decoration, 6 in. H. Est. $150-250 

105 

. 

106 

. 

Pair of Chinese cloisonne enamel vases 

late 19th century; stylized floral vignette 

decoration, 12 in. H. Est. $200-400 




J.F. Antoine Bovy (French, 1795-1877). 

Profile relief portrait bust of 

Napoleon Bonaparte, bronze, 

marble, and gilt-metal 

brown patina, brown portrait profile on 

circular marble backing set in gilt-metal 

frame, signed in cast “Bovy,” 8 3/4 in. Diam. 

Est. $300-500 

107 J.F. Antoine Bovy (French, 1795-1877). 

Portrait relief medallion of Napoleon 

Bonaparte as Caesar, gilt-bronze 

mounted on marble backing with giltmetal 

frame, signed in cast “BOVY,” 8 3/4 in. 

Diam. Est. $300-500 

108 Lalique partially frosted 

glass figural ring holder 

first half-20th century; circular bowl 

surmounted by figure of primitive 

goddess with foot-length hair holding a 

flower, inscribed underneath “R. Lalique 

France,” 4 1/2 in. H., 4 in. Diam. 

Est. $100-200 

109 

. 

Charles “Karl” Korschann (French, 1872- 

1943). Art Nouveau gilt-bronze vase 

first quarter-20th century; bottle-form 

vase body with mermaid handle and relief 

fishing net and sea creature decoration, 

signed in cast “KORSCHANN,” 7 in. H. 

Est. $1,000-1,500 


110 Japanese bronze vase 

19th century; bottle-form vase with raised 

dragon entwined on neck, 10 1/2 in. H. 

Est. $150-250 

111 

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Tiffany blue favrile glass vase 

early 20th century; inscribed underneath 

“L.C. Tiffany Favrile 7798L,” 8 3/4 in. H. 

Est. $500-700 


112 Royal Copenhagen floral 

decorated porcelain covered jar 

20th century; 11 1/2 in. H. Est. $200-300 


113 

. 

Rookwood vellum glazed art 

pottery vase by Sarah Sax 

1918; large flare top vase with stylized 

floral and foliate decoration, impressed 

trademark and date “2273,” along with 

impressed artist’s monogram, 19 in. H. 

Est. $2,000-3,000 




114 Tiffany gilt-bronze and 

mother-of-pearl inlaid bowl 

first quarter-20th century; stylized floral 

border with inlaid mother-of-pearl dots, 

impressed “Tiffany Studios New York,” 9 in. 

Diam. Est. $150-250 

115 Tiffany gilt-bronze and opalescent glass 

dresser box in the “Pine Needle” pattern 

first quarter-20th century; square-form 

box with white opalescent glass inserts, 

impressed “Tiffany Studios New York 821,” 

7 in. Sq. Est. $150-250 

116 

. 

Twelve Tiffany Favrile glass shot glasses 

first quarter-20th century; dimpled sides, 

etched marks include “L.C.T. Favrile 1288” 

and “L.C.T. Favrile,” 1 3/4 to 2 in. H. each 

Est. $1,000-1,500

117 

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Pair of Nippon paint decorated and 

parcel-gilt porcelain vases 

early 20th century; cow by mountainous 

lake decoration, green mark on verso, 

10 1/4 in. H. Est. $400-600 

118 Continental School, late 19th 

century. Bronze figure of Atlanta, 

after antique original 

mounted on marble base, 8 1/2 in. H. 

Est. $200-300 

119 Hermann Gladenbeck (1827-1918). 

Patinated spelter cabinet 

bust of Hermes 

late 19th century; modeled after antique 

original by Praxiteles “Hermes with 

Infant Dionysus,” mounted on gilt-metal 

and rouge marble base, impressed 

in back “Guss.v.H.Gladenbeckusonn 

Fridechshagen.,” 8 1/2 in. H. Est. $300-500 

120 

. 

Napoleon III gilt-metal-mounted 

two-color marble mantel clock 

second half-19th century; with inset blue 

and white jasperware round plaques, 

probably Wedgwood, 16 in. H., 11 in. W. at 

base Est. $800-1,200 

121 

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Moses Jacob Ezekiel (American, 

1844-1917). General Robert E. Lee, 

bronze bust 

brown patina, mounted on variegated 

marble base, modeled as Confederate 

General in field uniform, signed on verso 

“Ezekiel/Roma,” 8 1/2 in. H. total 

Est. $700-1,000 

Other Notes: Moses Jacob Ezekiel was 

decorated Confederate war hero and the 

teacher of Grace Turnbull 

122 Austrian cold painted bronze songbird 

late 19th century; 7 in. L. Est. $250-350 


123 Bohemian enameled 

glass covered pokal 

19th century; green glass knop on clear 

glass top, and cup bowl with green glass 

base, enamel, floral, and scroll decoration 

with portrait medallion of a Duke or Count, 

20 in. H. Est. $300-500 

123A Chinese carved jade pendant and ring 

1) pendant - fisherman, 2 1/4 in. ; 

2) ring - with fish relief, 1 1/4 in. Diam. 

Est. $300-500 

124 Victorian cased glass epergne, 

possibly Stourbridge 

late 19th century; scalloped bowl 

surmounted by four floral style vase flutes, 

20 in. H., 9 1/2 in. Diam. Est. $100-200 

decorations 


125 

. 

126 

. 

Rare Coalport china 43-piece coffee, tea, 

and dessert service in the Imari taste 

circa 1810; comprising: high dome 

coffeepot, teapot, teapot stand, covered 

sugar bowl, cream jug, pair of trembleuse 

with underplates, pair of cake plates, pair 

of waste bowls, 9 coffee cups, 9 teacups, 

and 12 saucers Est. $2,500-3,500 




Charles “Karl” Korschann (French, 1872- 

1943). Art Nouveau bronze figural clock 

modeled as gilt-bronze nymph standing 

under gilt-bronze mast fountain heads 

spewing water, top with emerald enamel 

face clock, signed on back “Korschann Paris 

1897,’ 12 1/2 in. H. Est. $3,000-5,000 

127 Pair of bronze portrait bookends 

first quarter-20th century; with relief 

portrait of William Shakespeare, and other 

with similar relief portrait of John Whittier, 

6 in. H., 5 in. W. Est. $125-200

decorations 

128 

. 

A. Guiet (French, 19th century). 

Polo Player, bronze group 

brown patina, modeled as a mounted polo 

player, signed in cast “A. Guiet,” attached to 

square marble plinth, 10 1/2 in. H., 9 1/2 in. 

L. at base Est. $600-900 

129 In the style of P.J. Mene 

(French,1810-1877) Mare and foal, 

bronze group 

brown patina, modeled as mother horse 

and young, each figure cast separately, 

mounted on oval marble base, 7 1/2 in. H., 

10 in. W. at base Est. $300-500 

130 

. 

After Jean-Antoine Houdon (French, 

1741-1828). Benjamin Franklin, bronze 

brown patina, figure of American founding 

father standing next to capital column, 

signed in cast “Houdon,” 16 in. H 

Est. $1,500-2,000 

131 

. 

132 

. 

After Jean-Antoine Houdon 

(French, 1741-1828). 

Jean-Jacques Rosseau, bronze 

brown patina, standing figure of 

enlightenment philosopher Jean-Jacques 

Rousseau (1712-1778) in period clothing, 

carrying cane and scroll in hand, signed in 

cast “Houdon,” 13 12 in. H. Est. $800-1,200 

After Jean-Antoine Houdon (French, 

1741-1828). “Voltaire,” bronze 

brown patina, modeled as figure of 

enlightenment philosopher Voltaire (1694- 

1778) walking with cane, signed in cast 

“Houdon,” 14 1/2 in. H. Est. $800-1,200 


133 

. 

Charles-Raphael Peyre (French, 

1872-1949). Art Deco bronze group 

of girl kissing a lamb 

green verdigris patina, signed in cast “Ch. 

Raphael Peyre, SUSSE Fes Ed to PARIS,” 

and on side reduction mark with “CIRE 

PERDUE,” 8 1/2 in. H., 17 1/2 in. L. at base 

Est. $800-1,200 

134 Simon Moselsio (Russian/American, 

1890-1964). Fox Terrier, bronze 

verdigris patina, modeled as standing 

terrier on rocky base, impressed on base 

and on figure “MOSELSIO 1928,” 5 in. H., 

5 in. W. Est. $250-400 

135 

. 

136 

. 

Rosa Bonheur (French, 1822-1899). 

Prize Bull, bronze 

greenish-brown patina, modeled as 

strutting bull on rocky base, signed 

in cast “ROSA B,” 6 1/2 in. H., 12 in. L. 

Est. $1,500-2,000 

Marius Josef Sain (French, 1877-1961). 

“Le Loup,” bronze 

gilt-bronze figure of wolf standing on 

rocky ledge, signed in cast “M. Sain,” with 

foundry mark “Suose T Ed Paris,” with 

reduction mark, 12 x 9 in. Est. $500-700

137 After Jean-Baptiste Greuze 

(French, 1725-1805). “NECESSITE 

NA PAS DE LOI,” bronze 

green and brown patina, modeled as girl 

squatting against brick wall and urinating, 

signed in cast on side “J.B. Greuze.1760”, 

with attached etched title plate, 

6 1/2 in. H., 7 in. W. Est. $150-250 

138 

. 

Alfred Barye (1839-1882). 

“Elephant Courant,” bronze 

brown patina, modeled as charging 

elephant on rocky and plinth filled ground, 

signed in cast “ALF. BARYE,” 8 3/4 in. H., 

13 in. L. total Est. $3,000-5,000 

139 Paul M.L. Richer (French, 1849-1933). 

“Le Bucheron,” bronze 

brown patina, modeled as woodsman with 

axe striking heroic pose on tree stump, 

foundry mark on verso and signed in cast 

“PAUL RICHER,” 11 1/2 in. H. Est. $700-900 

140 

. 

Paul M.L. Richer (French, 1849-1933). 

“Le Semeur,” bronze 

brown patina, modeled as farmer on rocky 

base gathering seed, with Swiss foundry 

mark, signed in cast “PAUL RICHER,” 

12 in. H. Est. $1,000-1,500 

141 

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Victor Szczblewski (German, 19th/early 

20th century). “Mousse Siffleur,” bronze 

brown patina, modeled as youth in 

a sailor’s suit with hands in pockets 

whistling, standing on rocky and plant 

covered base, titled and signed in cast, 

17 1/3 in. H. Est. $800-1,200 

142 Japanese carved ivory figure 

of a man with bird, and similar 

figure of a man with basket 

late 19th/early 20th century; 1) man with 

bird - standing figure holding bird with 

basket attached to side, 11 in. H.; 2) man 

with basket - 5 1/2 in. H. Est. $300-400 

143 Chinese carved ivory figural group 

of a boy and water buffalo 

late 19th century; 3 in. H., 7 in. W. 

Est. $200-300 

143A Chinese cloisonne enamel low bowl 

early 20th century; peony decoration, 

marked underneath “CHINA,” 5 1/2 in. 

Diam. Est. $150-250 

144 Continental carved ivory 

figure of a gentleman 

second half-19th century; modeled as 18th 

century gentleman mounted on columnar 

base, 7 in. H. Est. $150-250 

145 Japanese carved Ivory 

figure of a wood cutter 

20th century; 5 1/2 in. H. Est. $100-200 

146 Chinese carved ivory horse, 

mounted on fitted wood stand 

4 1/2 in. H., 4 in. L. Est. $200-300 

decorations 

147 African carved ivory 

elephant tusk section 

relief decoration of various African wildlife, 

including: lion. leopard, elephant, gorilla, 

etc., 8 in. H. Est. $125-200 

147A Two Chinese carved wood and 

painted ivory table screens 

carved reticulated wood frames each 

housing a painted ivory scene, one 

depicting birds in an evergreen tree, the 

other men in a boat , 6 1/4 x 3 1/2 in. 

Est. $150-250 





148 

. 

Napoleon III ormolu 

three-piece clock garniture 

second half-19th century; clock with 

ormolu fairy figures with champlevé 

decoration on marble base, and pair 

of putti figure candlesticks, clock - 

12 1/2 in. H., candlesticks - 8 1/2 in. H. 

Est. $1,500-2,500 


149 Penin Poncet (French, 19th/20th 

century). Silvered and gilt-metal 

and onyx holy water font 

relief image of Saint Bernadette of Lourdes 

in silver and gilt metal, mounted on onyx 

backing, with silvered and gilt metal holy 

water container, titled plate marked 

“N.D. de Lourdes Par. Poncet,” backing - 

10 x 5 1/2 in. Est. $200-300 




150 Gaston D’Iliers (French, 1876-1952). 

“Prince,” bronze 

greenish-brown patina, figure of prize 

horse, titled and signed in cast 

“G. DILLIERS,” mounted on marble base, 

5 in. H., 5 1/2 in. L. Est. $300-500

decorations 

151 Katherine Ward Lane Weems (American, 

1899-1989). Boxer Dog, bronze 

brown patina, modeled as sitting dog, 

signed in cast “K. LANE” and “R.B.W. 1927 

(ROMAN BRONZE WORKS),” 5 in. H. 

Est. $600-800 


152 Japanese carved wood 

and ivory figure of a warrior 

20th century; carved and inlaid wood 

body with ivory head and hands, mounted 

on ivory veneered base, 11 in. H. 

Est. $200-400 

153 Pair of Anglo-Irish crystal decanters 

10 in. H. Est. $100-200 




154 Francois Alphonse Piquemal 

(French, 19th/20th century). 

Bust of a Beauty, bronze 

brown patina, modeled as fashionable 

young woman in bonnet, signed in cast 

“Ase Piqnal 1893,” mounted on rouge 

marble base, 83/4 in. H. total 

Est. $600-800 

155 Georges Van der Straeten (French, 

1856-1928). Allegory of Summer, bronze 

brown and green patina, modeled as bust 

of fashionable young woman in bonnet, 

with foundry mark, signed in cast “Van der 

Straeten,” mounted on red marble base, 

8 in. H. Est. $600-800 

155A German carved polychromed 

giltwood plaque depicting the 

death of Saint Joseph 

17th century; square plaque with carved 

relief of dying Saint Joseph flanked by 

mourning Christ and Mary, 9 x 7 in. 

Est. $400-600 

156 William Clark Noble (American, 

1858-1938). “Bloodhound on 

the Scent,” bronze 

brown patina, modeled as large hound 

on natural rocky base, signed in cast 

“NOBLE, 1905,” 8 1/4 in. L., 5 1/2 in. H. 

Est. $800-1,200 

157 Continental bronze figural mount 

late 19th century; for candle group or 

furniture mount, 4 1/2 in. H. total 

Est. $125-200 

157A Pair of Art Nouveau gilt-bronze 

floral-form candlesticks 

late 19th century; bobeche rests in orchidform 

socket with open daffodil-form base, 

8 in. H. Est. $300-500 

158 Chinese carved jade dragon-form 

buckle in the Ming manner 

19th century; dragon-form buckle with 

Art Nouveau style etched gilt-brass blade, 

9 in. L. Est. $100-200 

159 

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151 

154 155 

Royal Vienna porcelain Allegory 

of Europe figural group 

late 19th century; modeled as Queen 

Europa with white stallion and classical 

objects, underglaze beehive mark, 8 1/2 in. 

H., 8 1/2 in. W. Est. $300-500 


160 Japanese Satsuma earthenware 

15-piece tea set 

late 19th century; decoration of immortals 

and geishas in idealized garden, 

comprising: teapot, covered sugar bowl, 

covered cream jug, 6 cups and saucers 

Est. $200-300 


161 

. 

156 

German figural group of 

two lovers in garden 

late 19th century; modeled as two Rococo 

style peasants leaning against tree stump 

with dog, Meissen style cross sword mark, 

9 in. H. 9 in. W. Est. $500-800

162 Waterford crystal decanter, 

and similar tankard 

20th century: 1) decanter - 11 in. H.; 

2) tankard - 8 in. H. Est. $100-150 

163 Martha Anne Honeywell (American, 

1787-1848). Silhouette portrait of a 

Gentleman, cut paper and black ink 

first half-19th century; inscribed 

“Cut with the Mouth” by M.A. Honeywell, 

gilt frame, image - 3 3/4 x 3 1/4 in., 

frame - 6 x 5 1/4 in. Est. $300-500 

Other Notes: Martha Honeywell was only 

one of three armless artists working in the 

United States in this period 

164 Continental School, 19th century. 

Portrait of a Young Beauty, 

gouache on ivory 

signed illegibly on left, circular 

deep-well frame, image - 4 1/2 in. Diam. 

Est. $200-300 


Pair of primitive portraits of 

women, gouache on ivory 

19th century; young lady with cat, and 

portrait of a woman, image - 3 in. Diam., 

total size - 5 1/2 x 5 1/4 in. Est. $200-400 

166 American Primitive School, 

19th century. Portrait of a young 

girl, gouache on ivory 

framed, image - 2 1/2 x 2 in., frame - 

4 3/4 x 4 1/4 in. Est. $300-500 


Portrait of a Noblewoman, 


portrait of elaborately dressed 

noblewoman, probably from the House 

of Habsburg, reticulated gilt-brass frame, 

image - 3 x 2 3/4 in., frame - 5 3/4 x 4 in. 

Est. $200-300 

168 Continental School, late 19th century. 

Portrait of a Young Noblewoman, 


cobalt and gilt-brass frame, image - 

3 1/3 x 2 1/2 in., total size - 6 x 4 1/4 in. 

Est. $200-300 

168A Continental School, second half-19th 

century. Portrait oval miniature of a 

Beauty, gouache on ivory 

signed mr, gilt brass frame, 1 1/2 x 1 3/4 in.; 

frame - 4 x 3 in. Est. $150-250 

169 

. 

169A 

. 

French School miniature portraits 

of Napoleon Bonaparte and his son, 

Napoleon II, gouache on ivory 

19th century; portrait of French leader 

and son, each in faux tortoise shell square 

frame, frame - 4 x 3 in. Est. $300-500 

Pierre Daubigny (French, 1793-1858). 

Portrait miniature of Persifor Frazer 

(1809-1886), gouache on ivory 

signed ll, gilt-metal frame, sitter identified 

on verso, with felt lined leather case, 

4 1/4 x 3 1/2 in., frame - 4 3/4 x 4 in. 

Est. $700-1,000 

169B American School, 19th century. 

Portrait oval miniature of a young 

woman, gouache on ivory 

gilt brass frame, 3 3/4 x 3 in. total 

Est. $200-300 

169C Paint heightened photographic portrait 

of Thomas Sterry Hunt (1826-1892) 

Hunt was a prominent geologist and 

chemist, and original member of the Royal 

Society of Canada, image - 8 x 3 3/4 in., 

framed Est. $100-200 

170 Chinese Export style Famille 

Rose porcelain soup tureen in the 

“Tobacco Leaf” pattern 

9 in. H., 15 in. W. Est. $200-300 

170A After Charles Saint-Memin. 

Portrait miniature of Mary Abigail 

Willing Cole of Baltimore (1789-1831), 

watercolor on paper 

identified on verso, cropped corners, 

5 x 4 in. unframed Est. $200-400 



171 Set of 10 Cauldon ironstone soup bowls 

in the Imari taste, with matching jug 

second half-19th century; soup plates - 

10 in. Diam., jug - 6 in. H. Est. $125-200 


decorations 


172 

. 

Ancient Egyptian bronze figure of King 

Osiris, and a glazed ceramic ushabti, 

reportedly New Kingdom period 

1) King Osiris - Judge of Underworld 

depicted in traditional pose, mounted 

on wood base, 7 1/2 H. total; 2) ushabti - 

depicted as mummified pharaoh, 9 in. H. 


173 Ancient Egyptian alabaster 

cosmetic bowl 

Certificate of Authenticity states from 

New Kingdom period, 1000 B.C., 3 3/4 in. W. 

Est. $150-250 

174 Roman molded terracotta oil lamp 

Certificate of Authenticity states first 

century, A.D., relief decoration with head of 

young boy, 4 in. L. Est. $200-300 

175 Ancient Roman glass 

bottle with handles 

Certificate of Authenticity states first 

century, A.D. or slightly older, with metal 

display stand, vase - 4 1/2 in. H. 

Est. $200-300 

176 Ancient Egyptian clay bottle 

4 1/4 in. H. Est. $200-300 

Other Notes: Certificate of Authenticity 

states Middle Kingdom period, 

approximately 2000 B.C. 

177 Ancient Egyptian alabaster cup 

Certificate of Authenticity, New Kingdom 

period, 1000 B.C., 5 in. H. Est. $200-300 

Other Notes: Certificate of Authenticity states 

New Kingdom period, 1000 B.C. 

178 Ancient Roman glass pitcher 

Certificate of Authenticity states first third 

century, A.D., applied handle, 3 1/2 in. H. 

Est. $200-300

decorations 

179 Greek bronze short word 

Certificate of Authenticity states late 

Bronze Age, approximately 16 in. L. 

Est. $400-600 

180 

. 

Eight assorted ancient 

bronze arrowheads 

cultures include: Egyptian, Scythen, Greek 

Bronze Age, and so forth, 3 to 5 1/2 in. L. 

Est. $300-500 

181 Three ancient arrowheads 

Certificate of Authenticity states one 

found in York, England, 2 1/2 to 4 in. L. 

Est. $150-250 

182 Ancient Egyptian pottery ushabti, and 

an ancient culture terracotta oil lamp 

ushabti - 4 3/4 in.; oil lamp - 4 1/4 in. 

Est. $150-250 

182A Chinese pewter lion-form lamp lighter 

modeled as stylized lion with wick in 

mouth and tail-form handle, 3 in. H. 

Est. $100-200 




183 Fulper art pottery celadon glazed bowl 

first quarter-20th century; marked 

underneath, 5 in. H., 2 in. Diam. 

Est. $150-250 

184 Antoine Louis Barye (French, 1796-1875). 

Lion Marchant, bronze 


striding lion on rocky base, signed in cast 

‘Barye,” 9 in. H., 15 in. L. at base 

Est. $6,000-8,000 

185 Antoine Louis Barye (French, 1796-1875). 

Tigre Marchant, bronze 


striding tiger on rocky base, signed in 

cast ‘”BARYE,” 8 1/2 x 14 1/2 in. 

Est. $6,000-8,000 

186 

. 

185 

Luca Madrassi (French, 1848-1919). 

Allegory of Victory, bronze 

green patina, modeled as classical warrior 

holding sword standing over ruined 

cannon with laurel leaves, signed in 

cast “L. MADRASSI,” mounted on 

variegated marble base, 35 in. H. total 

Est. $1,500-2,500 

187 Chinese carved pink quartz 

figure of Quan-Yin 

late 19th century; modeled as standing 

goddess entwined in lotus with crane, 

with fitted wood stand, figure - 15 in. H. 

Est. $700-900 


188 

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184 

Napoleon III bronze and 

marble clock garniture 

second half-19th century; clock with 

enameled face with maenad finial, inset 

gilt-bronze panel depicting the infancy 

of Dionysus, retailed by Theodore B. Starr, 

New York; pair of three-light candelabra 

with satyr busts on pedestal support; clock 

- 16 in. H., candelabra - 16 in. H. 

Est. $2,500-3,500

189 

. 


Victor Bruyneel (Belgian, 19th/20th 

century). Bust of a Young Beauty, bronze 

reddish-brown patina, modeled as 

beautiful young woman with garland 

of flowers, signed in cast “V. Bruyneel 

Paris,”17 in. H. Est. $600-900 

190 After Donatello (Italian, 1386-1466). 

Saint George, bronze 

greenish-brown patina, after early 

renaissance original, mounted as a lamp, 

on green variegated marble base, figure - 

14 in., 31 in. H. total Est. $300-500 

191 American School, 20th century, African 

American Woman Holding Child, bronze 

brown patina, signed in base with 

monogram, 20 in. H. Est. $500-700 

192 

. 

Antoine Louis Barye (French, 1796- 

1875). Algerian Greyhound, bronze 

brown patina, modeled as recumbent 

greyhound, signed in cast “BARYE,” 

mounted on rouge marble base, figure - 

7 1/2 in. H., 15 in. L.; base - 15 in. L. 

Est. $4,000-6,000 

193 

. 

Pair of Louis XV style bronze figural and 

gilt-metal eight-light candelabra 

pair of greenish-brown patina bronze 

putti supporting eight-light candle 

branch on rococo base, 38 in. H. total 

Est. $2,000-3,000 

194 Iron sculpture of walking man 

with raised arms, in the manner 

of Alberto Giacometti 

on iron base, inscribed “Wasserman 1966,” 

30 in. H. Est. $200-300 

195 

. 

196 

. 

Rare Korean bronze standing Buddha 

Silla Dynasty; modeled as Buddha in 

traditional pose on lotus flower base, 

25 in. H. Est. $10,000-15,000 

Pair of French Rococo style gilt and 

silvered metal figural chenets 

19th century; each modeled as matching 

classical male and female figure on wave, 

with oak leaves and silvered metal spheres 

supported on classical stands, 21 in. H., 

19 in. W. Est. $2,000-4,000 

decorations 


197 

. 

198 

. 

Paul Philippe (French, 1870-1930). 

Flute Player, marble figure 

sculpture of classical nymph, mounted on 

variegated marble and gilt-metal base, 

marble body with ivory head, hands, and 

feet, signed “P. Philippe,” 22 in. H. 

Est. $3,000-5,000 

Pair of Venetian style carved, 

polychromed, and giltwood 

blackamoor torcheres 

modeled as male and female figure in 

exotic costume, holding torch standing on 

octagonal-form rocky base, 68 1/2 in. H. 

Est. $4,000-6,000

decorations 

199 

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Hans Muller (German, 19th/20th 

century). Elk, bronze 

brown patina, modeled as large 12-point 

buck on rocky base, signed in cast “H. 

Muller,” mounted on marble base, 14 in. H., 

15 in. L. at base Est. $400-600 


200 Spanish Colonial carved and 

polychromed wood Santos figure 

of a bearded saint 


201 Set of four Chinese Famille 

Rose porcelain plaques, 

set in teakwood frames 

20th century; each plaque depicting an 

immortal in nature scene, each frame with 

oriental style gilt-metal hook, plaque - 

8 x 5 1/4 in., frame - 13 x 10 in. 

Est. $500-700 

202 No Lot 

203 

. 

Pair of bronze putti lamps 

20th century; brown patina, each modeled 

as seated putti holding torch, with frosted 

glass flame-form shade, 35 in. H. total 

Est. $800-1,200 

203A Pair of pattern molded glass oil lamps 

possibly Baccarat, now electrified, 29 in. H. 

Est. $300-500 

204 Austrian porcelain figure 

of female flower gatherer 

late 19th century; modeled as young 

beauty with floral basket resting on floral 

laden stump, 22 in. H. Est. $150-250 

205 Pair of ivory elephant tusks 

late 19th century; 23 and 26 in. L. 

Est. $300-500 

205A Chinese chess set with 

carved ivory chessmen 

20th century; carved ivory Chinesethemed 

chessmen, white and stainedbrown 

ivory, in fitted folding board/case, 

king - 4 in., board - 16 in. Sq. open 

Est. $400-600 

206 Pair of French Empire style ebonized 

and gilt-metal five-light candelabra 

20th century; tri-form base with paw-form 

feet supporting classical column with 

grape laden capital supporting five candle 

branches, 44 in. H. Est. $200-300 

207 Pair of Porcelain de Paris painted 

and parcel-gilt vases 

second half-19th century; each vase with 

painted vignette of 18th century lovers in 

a garden, molded floral and vine handles, 

23 1/2 in. H. Est. $600-800 


208 

. 

Royal Crown Derby china 

101-piece partial dinner service 

in the “Red Aves” pattern 

comprising: 13 dinner plates, 12 luncheon 

plates, 12 bread plates, 10 cups, 13 

saucers, 8 bouillon cups, 7 bouillon cup 

underplates, 11 crescent-shaped bone 

dishes, soup tureen, two meat platters, 

covered vegetable dish, 2 open serving 

bowls, large charger, teapot, coffeepot, 

cream jug, covered sugar bowl, gravyboat, 

pair of candlesticks, and covered 

condiment jar Est. $2,000-3,000 


Insurance Company; Sold for the Benefit 

of Multiple Charities 

209 Wedgwood china 177-piece 

partial dinner service 

comprising: 21 dinner plates ,10 luncheon 

plates, 13 dessert plates, 17 bouillon cups, 

22 bouillon cup underplates, 10 teacups, 

15 saucers, 34 demitasse cups, and 35 

demitasse cup saucers Est. $400-600 

210 Lenox porcelain 264-piece partial dinner 

service in the “Mansfield” pattern 

comprising: 28 dinner plates, 32 luncheon 

plates, 61 dessert plates, 22 soup bowls, 

46 bread plates, 23 cups, 32 saucers, 3 

creamers, 3 covered sugar bowls, 8 gravy 

boats, and 6 gravy boat underplates 

Est. $400-600 



211 Staffordshire style transfer 

decorated china assembled 

122-piece partial dinner service 

in the “Indian Tree” Pattern 

makers include: Copeland-Spode, Aynsley, 

Coalport, and Maddock, Copeland Spode 

pieces include: 12 luncheon plates, 15 

dessert plates, 5 coffee cups, 5 coffee cup 

saucers, 14 teacups, 4 teacup saucers, 5 

bouillon cups, 3 bouillon cup saucers, 

6 dessert bowls, 3 bread plates, 2 open 

serving bowls, 2 small platters, large meat 

platter, large charger, covered serving 

dish, 2 candy dishes, toast rack, 2 creamers, 

open salt, and a gravy boat; Aynsley pieces 

include: 8 dinner plates, 6 teacups, 6 

saucers, and 6 bread plates; together with 

a Coalport scalloped serving dish, and a 

Maddock serving bowl Est. $400-600


212 Royal Doulton china 87-piece 

partial dinner service in the 

“French Provincial” pattern 

comprising: 12 dinner plates, 12 dessert 

plates, 12 bread plates, 12 salad bowls, 

12 dessert bowls, 15 teacups, and 

12 saucers Est. $300-500 

213 

. 




Chinese Export Rose Medallion 

monumental porcelain punch bowl 

circa 1865; with circular wooden stand, 

9 1/4 in. H., 23 in. Diam. Est. $2,500-3,500 


214 Pair of Victorian leather women’s 

shoes with ice-skating 

attachments, mounted as lamp 

shoes stuffed with material and wood for 

rigidity and mounted on wood base with 

lamp pole attachment, 29 in. H. total 

Est. $150-250 

215 

. 

. Napoleon III gilt-metal and 

marble mantel clock 

second half-19th century; eagle finial 

with gilt-brass scroll work on marble base, 

supported by eight gilt-metal columns on 

marble base with gadrooned edges and 

bun style feet, 21 in. H., 13 1/2 in. W. 

Est. $300-500 

216 Pair of Continental, probably 

Porcelain de Paris, painted 

porcelain vases, mounted as lamps 

late 19th century; each with hand-painted 

town scene on pink ground, mounted on 

etched brass base, 25 in. H. total 

Est. $200-300 

217 

. 

218 

. 

French Empire style brass fire fender 

second half-19th century; classical 

columns with laurel swag and wreath, 

12 in. H., 48 in. W., 14 in. D. Est. $800-1,000 

Rococo Revival rosewood 

serpentine miniature chest of drawers 

mid 19th century; inlaid kite escutcheons, 

paneled sides, 13 1/2 in. H., 15 1/2 in. W., 

9 in. D. Est. $500-700 

218A George III inlaid mahogany 

shaped front knife box 

circa 1800; patera and stringer inlay, 

14 1/2 in. H., 9 in. W., 13 in. D. 

Est. $400-600 

219 Pair of Continental, probably 

French, brass swan andirons 

late 19th century/early 20th century; 

14 1/2 in. H., 16 in. L. Est. $300-500 

220 Arts and Crafts wrought-iron floor lamp 

late 19th century; reticulated floral top 

with scroll-form feet with entwined wire 

to simulate vine, now electrified, with new 

beaded shade, 72 in. H. Est. $400-600 

221 Painted wood trade sign “MAGEE” 

“WOVEN WITH A WARP OF HONESTY 

AND A WOOF OF SKILL” 

gold background with applied raised 

red letters and sewing implements, 

54 in. Diam. Est. $200-300 

222 Pair of French gilt-metal-mounted 

porcelain monumental urns 

possibly Sevres, second half-19th century; 

originally blue du roi with gilt decoration, 

painted over eggshell white, gilt-metal 

acanthus handles with classical capital 

base, floral swag and garlands, 35 in. H. 

Est. $500-700 

decorations / furniture 

222A James Earle Fraser (American, 

1876-1953). Theodore Roosevelt 

bronzed iron plaque 

1920; modeled as relief profile of 26th 

President of the United States, with 

the following quote in raised letters: 

“Aggressive Fighting for the Right...,” 

signed in cast in upper right corner 

“Fraser 1920” and on back inscribed in 

cast “Decarts” with fragmentary label, 

12 3/4 x 10 in. Est. $250-350 





223 

. 

Louis XV style gilt-bronze fire screen 

late 19th century; acanthus and scroll 

decoration with central cupid decoration, 

36 in. H., 29 in. W. Est. $400-600 

224 Louis XVI style brass fire screen 

late 19th century; cockerel head top, 

central lyre decoration, 28 in. H., 28 in. W. 

Est. $300-500 

225 

. 


Louis XV style brass-mounted 

marquetry inlaid Bureau de Dame with 

inset Sevres style porcelain plaques 

early 20th century; with gilt-brass 

classical mask mounts, 52 in. H., 33 in. W., 

19 1/2 in. D. Est. $1,000-1,500 

Provenance: Sellers & McGaugh, South 

Pomfret, Vermont label on back

furniture 

226 

. 

227 

. 

228 

. 

Pair of Louis XV style carved 

giltwood side chairs, with 

floral tapestry upholstery 

19th century; 37 in. H., 20 in. W. 

Est. $400-600 

Louis XV style ormolu-mounted 

mahogany glass panel vitrine 

first quarter-20th century; single-door 

with serpentine front, top with reticulated 

gallery, 68 in. H., 35 in. W., 15 in. D. 

Est. $2,000-3,000 

Pair of French style brass-mounted 

parquetry inlaid walnut plant stands 

20th century; shaped top supported by 

parcel-gilt fluted pillars, three tiers, with 

gilt-metal harpy bust supports and paw 

feet, 51 in. H., 25 in. Sq. Est. $1,500-2,000 

229 Pair of Louis XVI style carved and 

painted wood two-drawer commodes 

20th century; floral and vine relief carving, 

label on verso reads “CUSTOM MADE 

FURNITURE, EARLY AMERICAN AND 

ENGLISH FURNITURE CO. BOSTON MASS.,” 

32 in. H., 36 in. W., 15 in. D. Est. $500-800 

230 

. 

231 

. 




Louis XVI style Vernis Martin decorated 

parquetry inlaid walnut bureau de dame 

late 19th century; with ormolu mounts, 

brass inlay with Vernis Martin putti in 

landscape decoration, 55 1/2 in. H., 

31 1/2 in. W., 20 in. D. Est. $600-800 


French Empire style gilt-metal-mounted 

mahogany marble top stand 

20th century; circular marble top with 

reticulated brass gallery, caryatid supports 

on tri-form base, 22 in. H., 13 1/2 in. Diam. 

Est. $400-600 

232 American Gothic Revival 

carved oak hall bench 

second half-19th century; open-worked 

arches over paneled arched splat, 49 in. H., 

61 in. W., 24 in. D. Est. $300-500 

233 French Empire style brass mounted 

mahogany and glazed panel buffet 

20th century; open top with two shelves, 

lower section with two glazed panel doors, 

hairy paw feet, 68 in. H., 61 in. W., 14 1/2 in. 

D. Est. $500-1,000 


234 

. 

235 

. 

George III mahogany chest of drawers 

circa 1800; four graduated drawers on 

French splayed feet, 37 in. H., 42 in. W., 

20 in. D. Est. $600-900 

American Classical carved 

mahogany center table, Baltimore 

circa 1820; banded circular top, urn turned 

pedestal supporting four turned fluted 

legs ending in carved paw feet with brass 

casters, 29 1/2 in. H., 39 1/2 in. Diam. 

Est. $1,000-1,500 

236 Henredon Regency style mahogany 

drum table with inset tooled leather top 

20th century; one drawer and three 

pseudo drawers, splay legs with brass end 

caps and casters, 26 1/2 in. H., 28 in. Diam. 

Est. $150-300 

237 Regency style inlaid and banded 

mahogany bow-front worktable 

20th century; long drawer over two short 

drawers, on tapered Hepplewhite style 

legs, 30 1/2 in. H., 22 in. W., 13 in. D. 

Est. $500-800 



238 Biggs Federal style stringer inlaid 

mahogany nest of three tables 

20th century; size of largest table - 26 in. 

H., 22 in. W., 15 in. D. Est. $200-300 


239 Cabinet made Federal style 

stringer inlaid mahogany side 

table in the Maryland manner 

late 19th century; two short drawers over 

single long drawer arrangement, 29 in. H., 

37 1/2 in. W., 19 1/2 in. D. Est. $300-500

251 

240 Set of six centennial Classical 

style mahogany upholstered 

slip seat side chairs 

klismos-form, scroll-worked splat, turned 

front legs and sabre style rear legs, 

33 in. H., 18 in. W. Est. $400-600 

241 George IV mahogany upholstered 

side chair and a Sheraton style 

mahogany side chair 

both with carved and reeded splats, seats 

upholstered over frame, straight tapered 

legs, larger chair - 36 in. H., 21 in. W. 

Est. $200-300 

242 Regency style inlaid 

mahogany tray top table 

20th century; top with floral inlaid center, 

tuned spider legs with double X stretcher, 

23 in. H., 38 in. W., 19 in. D. Est. $200-400 

243 

. 

Cabinet made Federal style 

inlaid mahogany glazed 

panel corner cupboard 

first half-20th century; with stringer, 

bellflower, and fan inlays, with broken 

arched pediment, straight tapered legs, 

96 in. H., 45 in. W., 23 in. D. 

Est. $1,500-2,000 

furniture 


244 

. 

245 

. 

Federal style inlaid mahogany 

serpentined front sideboard 

first half-20th century; with stringer, fan, 

and bellflower inlays, on straight tapered 

legs, enameled brass pulls, 37 in. H., 

60 1/2 in. W., 23 in. D. Est. $1,200-1,800 



Federal mahogany bow-front chest of 

drawers, Maryland/Pennsylvania 

circa 1815; with four graduated drawers, 

reeded stiles and turned legs, 40 in. H., 

43 in. W., 22 in. D. Est. $600-800 

246 Heritage Federal style 

mahogany tilt-top tea table 

20th century; 28 in. H., 30 in. Diam. 

Est. $150-250 

247 Biggs Federal style 

mahogany side cabinet 

20th century; single drawer over two 

cabinet doors on bracket feet, 36 in. H., 

28 in. W., 16 in. D. Est. $250-400 

248 Biggs Federal style mahogany 

glazed panel corner cupboard 

20th century; single door over two 

cabinet doors, 85 in. H., 40 in. W., 21 in. D. 

Est. $600-900 

249 Henkel-Harris Federal style 

mahogany double dresser 

20th century; three short drawers over 

two sets of three graduated drawers on 

bracket feet, 34 in. H., 54 in. W., 20 in. D. 

Est. $250-400

furniture 

250 

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Early Victorian carved burlwood grand 

piano; John Broadwood & Sons, London 

circa 1840; 82-key, 37 1/2 in. H., 86 in. L., 

51 1/2 in. W. Est. $1,500-2,000 

251 Steinway & Sons rosewood 

cased concert grand piano 

Serial No. 66891, dated 1889; restored with 

PianoDiscs player piano system, 40 in. H., 

82 in. L., 54 in. W.; together with a piano 

bench Est. $8,000-12,000 

252 

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American Classical carved mahogany 

flip-top games table, Philadelphia 

attributed to the workshop of Anthony 

Quervelle, first quarter-19th century; with 

carved paw feet and floral rosettes, 28 in. 

H., 46 in. W., 21 in. D. Est. $1,000-1,500 

253 Late Victorian carved 

mahogany fern stand 

late 19th century; 40 in. H., 16 in. Diam. 

Est. $150-250 

254 Charles X carved rosewood 

upholstered fauteuil 

circa 1825; scrolled arms with lotus carved 

supports, 33 in. H., 22 in. W. Est. $500-800 

255 Pair of Italian Neoclassical style carved 

and painted wood caned side chairs 

20th century; caned splat and seat, 35 in. 

H., 19 in. W. Est. $200-400 

256 American Neo Grec carved 

and incised walnut upholstered 

four-piece parlor suite 

circa 1875; comprising: settee, armchair, 

and two side chairs, green velvet buttonback 

upholstery, settee - 44 in. H., 71 in. W.; 

armchair - 42 in. H., 30 in. W. Est. $400-600 

257 

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Louis XVI style carved and painted wood 

upholstered duchesse en bateau 

41 in. H., 79 in. L., 26 in. W. Est. $800-1,200 

258 Pair of Louis XVI style carved 

giltwood and caned fauteuils 

19th century; acanthus carving with 

turned legs, caned seat and back, with 

upholstered cushion, 37 in. H., 22 in. W. 

Est. $300-500 

259 

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Louis XVI style carved giltwood tapestry 

upholstered five-piece parlor suite 

19th century; comprising: settee and four 

armchairs, floral needlepoint upholstery, 

settee - 42 in. H., 54 in. W.; armchairs - 39 in. 

H., 23 in. W. Est. $3,000-5,000 

260 William and Mary style burl walnut 

shaped-front chest-on-chest 

early 20th century; top case with four 

graduated drawers, bottom with three 

graduated drawers, on pad feet, 57 in. H., 

30 in. W., 20 in. D. Est. $300-500 


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262 

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263 

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Pair of French Art Nouveau 

gilt-metal-mounted carved oak glass 

panel two-door vitrine cabinets 

late 19th century; with applied gilt-metal 

ivy and berry decoration, base carved 

floral roots and vines around base, 

mirrored backs, 87 in. H., 55 in. W., 20 in. D. 

Est. $4,000-6,000 

French Empire style figural 

brass mounted burl walnut 

parquetry gueridon 

20th century; circular top with fluted 

supports supported by sphinxes on triform 

base, 31 in. H., 26 in. Diam. 

Est. $1,500-2,500 

Louis XV style gilt-metal-mounted 

fruitwood single-drawer side table 

with inset tooled leather top 

early 20th century; 30 in. H., 29 in. W., 

17 in. D. Est. $800-1,000 

264 Louis XV style gilt-metal-mounted 

walnut and ebonized wood table 

20th century; inset tooled leather top with 

ebonized legs and single drawer, 31 in. H., 

21 in. W., 16 in. D. Est. $600-800

270 

265 French Empire style carved and 

painted wood upholstered recamier 

20th century; carved swan neck head and 

paw feet, 34 in. H., 73 in. L. Est. $800-1,000 

266 

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267 

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Regency style ebonized parcel 

giltwood upholstered recamier 

late 19th/early 20th century; carved 

acanthus decoration, silk damask 

upholstery, 32 in. H., 78 in. L. 

Est. $1,000-2,000 

Louis XV style gilt-metal-mounted 

mahogany marble top commode 

with elaborate gilt-metal phoenix, Helios 

mask, floral and acanthus mounts, black 

variegated marble top, 35 in. H., 64 in. L., 

25 in. D. Est. $2,000-4,000 

268 Continental style wrought-iron 

glass top dining table 

20th century; rectangular beveled glass 

top, 29 in. H., 72 in. L., 36 in. W. 

Est. $800-1,200 

269 Louis XIII style carved oak 

upholstered armchair 

late 19th/early 20th century; acanthus 

carved arms, scroll stretcher, and tapestry 

upholstery, 47 in. H., 25 in. W. 

Est. $300-500 

270 Important Federal inlaid 

mahogany tall-case clock, “William 

Elvins, Fells Point, Baltimore” 

circa 1790; with painted metal moon 

phase dial signed “William Elvins Fells 

Point Baltimore,” broken arched case 

with rosette and floral urn inlaid fretted 

pediment, bonnet with grape bunch and 

stringer inlay, waist with quarter-patera 

and geometric stringer inlay, on bracket 

feet, floral corner decoration on dial, 105 

in. H., 19 in. W. Est. $25,000-35,000 

furniture 


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. Federal cherrywood and tiger maple 

tall case clock, Jacob Wolf, Union Bridge, 

MD/Waynesburg, PA 

first quarter-19th century; painted sheet 

metal moon-phase dial signed “Jacob 

Wolf,” split pediment hood with 

columnar supports, cherrywood case 

with tiger maple panel, on bun feet, 

sailboat and shell painted dial, 95 in. H. 

Est. $7,000-10,000 

272 

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. Federal inlaid cherrywood tall case clock 

Lebanon Pennsylvania, circa 1790; with 

painted moon phase dial, broken arch 

pediment with finals and carved rosettes, 

columnar supports and stringer inlay, on 

bracket feet, 97 in. H. Est. $6,000-8,000

furniture 

273 

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Queen Anne maple flat-top 

highboy, Massachusetts 

top section with molded cornice, two 

short drawers over four graduated 

drawers, lower section with three short 

drawers, shaped apron, cabriole legs with 

pad feet, 72 in. H., 40 in. W., 22 in. D. 

Est. $2,000-4,000 

274 American Rococo Revival carved 

walnut upholstered settee 

circa 1865; floral button back upholstery, 

34 1/2 in. H., 59 in. W. Est. $150-250 

275 Pair of Henkel Harris Federal style 

cherrywood two-drawer drop leaf 

stands and a similar Pembroke table 

both branded “Henkel-Harris, Winchester, 

Virginia, 2000;” stands - 26 in. H., 18 1/2 in. 

W., 25 in. D.; Pembroke - 26 in. H., 21 in. W., 

30 in. D. Est. $350-450 

276 Statton Georgian style cherrywood 

glazed panel breakfront 

branded “Statton Americana Trutype,” 

87 in. H., 72 in. W., 16 1/2 in. D. 

Est. $1,000-1,500 

277 Henkel Harris Queen Anne style 

banded cherrywood sideboard 

with three deep short drawers, shaped 

apron, cabriole legs with pad feet, branded 

“Henkel-Harris, Winchester, Virginia, 2000;” 

36 in. H., 71 1/2 in. W., 21 in. D. 

Est. $500-700 

278 Henkel-Harris Federal style carved 

mahogany double pedestal dining table 

banded inlaid top, with two extension 

leaves, paper label, 30 in. H., 72 x 46 in., 

24 in. leaves Est. $800-1,200 

279 Set of eight Statton Queen Anne style 

cherrywood upholstered dining chairs 

comprising: pair of armchairs and six side 

chairs; with urn splat, cabriole legs and pad 

feet, upholstered slip seats Est. $600-800 

280 

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. George III inlaid mahogany tall case 

clock, John Giles, Liverpool 

engraved brass painted moon phase 

dial signed “John Giles, Liverpool 1790,” 

case with arched gilt stenciled pediment, 

reeded columnar supports and quarter 

columns, oval floral, stringer, and bird’s 

eye maple inlay, on bracket feet, 93 in. H. 

Est. $2,000-3,000 

281 

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George II banded burl 

elm bachelor’s chest 

mid-18th century; three graduated 

drawers, on bracket feet, 31 in. H., 

31 in. W., 19 in. D. Est. $1,500-2,000 

282 Edwardian Aesthetic Movement 

mahogany beveled glass china cabinet 

early 20th century; two door cabinet with 

beveled mirrored upright, beveled glass 

side panel, interior upholstered shelves 

and back, 86 in. H., 42 in. W., 18 in. D. 

Est. $500-800 


tulipwood bureau plat 

20th century; single long drawer, with gilt 

tooled inset leather top, 31 in. H., 48 in. L., 

26 in. W. Est. $400-600 

284 French Directoire style 

mahogany commode 

late 19th century; four graduated drawers 

with turret corners, 32 in. H., 48 in. W., 

20 in. D. Est. $300-500 


floral painted giltwood glass 

panel marble top vitrine 

early 20th century; with bowed front and 

sides, reticulated brass gallery, gilt-metalmounted 

swag and scroll decoration, 

mirrored back, 59 in. H., 27 in. W., 17 in. D. 

Est. $800-1,200 


286 

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Italian inlaid walnut serpentine-front 

two-drawer commode 

late 18th/early 19th century; with 

burlwood, banded and stringer inlaid 

drawers, cabriole legs, cast brass pulls, 

36 1/2 in. H., 57 1/2 in. W., 23 in. D. 

Est. $2,000-3,000 

287 Pair of Empire style partial 

ebonized parcel gilt mahogany 

gueridons with inset marble top 

mid-20th century; legs supports in form of 

lion’s mask ending in paw feet, incurvate 

base, gray variegated inset marble top, 

28 1/2 in. H., 30 in. Diam. Est. $800-1,200 

288 French Empire style brass 

inlaid mahogany pier table 

mid-20th century; with brass, stringer, and 

marquetry inlay, gilt-metal Pharaonic bust 

mounts, pier mirror, 33 1/2 in. H., 36 in. W., 

15 in. D. Est. $300-500 

289 Italian marquetry inlaid fruitwood 

marble top semanier, Binazzi, Florence 

second quarter-20th century; sevendrawer 

chest with shaped front, green 

variegated marble, stamped on top, 

54 1/2 in. H., 28 in. W., 18 in. D. 

Est. $600-800 

290 Louis XV style carved and painted wood 

serpentine front console table 

20th century; ebonized wood top with 

distress painted base, 29 in. H., 66 in. W., 

16 in. D. Est. $250-400 

291 Louis XVI style carved stained 

wood upholstered bergere 

mid-20th century; 33 1/2 in. H., 29 1/2 in. W. 

Est. $150-250

292 Pair of Louis XVI style carved and 

painted parcel giltwood 

upholstered settees 

20th century; 33 in. H., 55 in. W. 

Est. $500-700 

293 Renaissance Revival style griffin carved 

and painted wood glass-top coffee table 

20th century; each leg with griffin form 

support, distress painted finish, 

beveled glass top, 19 in. H., 30 x 60 in. 

Est. $250-350 

294 Italian Empire style carved 

fruitwood upholstered fauteuil 

19th century; with brass butterfly inlay and 

painted acanthus decoration, upholstered 

seat with Venus and Cupid decoration, 

31 in. H., 21 in. W. Est. $150-250 

295 Louis XV style brass mounted 

black Japanned wood jewelry 

cabinet on stand 

second half-19th century; exterior gilt 

Japanned ebonized decoration, red 

Japanned interior with six drawers and a 

covered niche, 50 in. H., 23 in. W., 15 in. D. 

Est. $300-500 

296 Victorian cast gilt-brass and 

onyx two-tier plant stand 

late 19th century; with putti and grape 

decoration, onyx columns, top and shelf, 

32 in. H., 13 in. Sq. Est. $200-300 

297 French Louis XV Provincial 

style fruitwood library table 

19th century; rectangular top with ovolo 

corners, single drawer, on cabriole legs, 

32 in. H., 48 in. W., 30 in. D. Est. $200-400 

298 Chippendale style carved mahogany 

and painted wood draw leaf table 

20th century; square top with drawer 

leaves, red painted Chippendale style legs 

with ball and claw feet, 30 in. H., 42 in. Sq. 

Est. $150-250 

299 Set of eight Chippendale style carved 

mahogany upholstered dining chairs 

second quarter-20th century; comprising: 

two arm chairs and six side chairs, with 

metal tag - “Goldsmith’s, Harrisburg,” seats 

upholstered over frame, 37 in. H., 26 in. W. 

Est. $700-1,000 

300 Louis XV style carved fruitwood 

upholstered window bench 

20th century; 25 in. H., 45 in. W., 14 in. D. 

Est. $200-400 

301 Queen Anne style mahogany 

diminutive drop leaf side table, 

with Baker Furniture label 

20th century; 22 in. H., 16 1/2 in. L., 11 in. W., 

with 7 3/4 in. drop leaves Est. $200-300 

302 

. 

Potthast Brothers Classical style carved 

mahogany fire screen with leaded 

stained glass portrait panel 

20th century; with stained glass window 

portrait of Holy Roman Emperor 

Maximilian I, after a portrait by Albrecht 

Durer, with Corinthian column supports on 

acanthus carved legs, frame - 36 x 18 in., 

stained glass portrait - 15 x 10 1/2 in. 

Est. $500-750 

303 Classical Revival style carved 

mahogany liquor cabinet 

possibly Potthast Brothers, Baltimore, MD, 

late 19th/early 20th century; slide drawer 

with porcelain insert, single drawer over 

shaped cabinet door, Corinthian columns, 

on carved paw feet, 43 in. H., 25 in. W., 

23 in. D. Est. $400-600 

304 

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Potthast Brothers Federal style 

carved mahogany double pedestal 

dining table, Baltimore, MD 

first quarter-20th century; Duncan Phyfe 

style pedestals, Potthast white label and 

branded mark, with three extension leaves, 

30 in. H., 60 x 46 in., 18 in. leaves 

Est. $1,500-2,500 

furniture 


305 

. 

Set of ten Potthast Brothers 

Chippendale style carved mahogany 

dining chairs, Baltimore, MD 

first quarter-20th century; comprising: one 

arm chair and nine side chairs, with ribbon 

backs, molded tapered legs, shaped front 

seats upholstered over frame, side chairs - 

38 in. H., 22 in. W. Est. $1,000-1,500 



306 Pair of Kittinger Federal style stringer 

inlaid mahogany side tables 

20th century; pattern no. 1131, paper label 

marked “Kittinger, Buffalo, Pattern no. 1131, 

Serial no. 38,” 25 in. H., 28 in. L., 18 1/2 in. W. 

Est. $200-300 


307 Potthast Brothers Chippendale style 

carved mahogany upholstered armchair 

second quarter-20th century; ribbon-back, 

acanthus carved arms, square tapered 

legs, shaped front seat upholstered over 

frame, white label, 41 in. H., 24 in. W. 

Est. $150-300 

308 Potthast Brothers late Federal 

style carved mahogany shaving 

stand, Baltimore, MD 

second quarter-20th century; with 

mirrored upright, three drawers, 25 in. H., 

24 in. W., 9 in. D. Est. $125-200 

309 Potthast Brothers classical style 

carved mahogany bow-front 

serving board, Baltimore, MD 

first quarter-20th century; with turret 

corners, acanthus carved reeded legs, 

single drawer, white label, 35 in. H., 

48 in. W., 21 1/2 in. D. Est. $400-600 

310 Potthast Brothers Federal style 

carved mahogany round dining 

table, Baltimore, MD 

first quarter-20th century; with three 

extension leaves, acanthus carved and 

reeded legs, 30 in. H., 54 in. Diam., 

18 in. leaves Est. $1,000-1,500

furniture 

311 Set of six Potthast Brothers Federal 

style carved mahogany upholstered 

dining side chairs, Baltimore, MD 

first quarter-20th century; shaped crest rail 

with pierced splat, upholstered slip seat, 

white label, 39 in. H., 20 in. W. 

Est. $700-1,000 

312 David T. Smith Windsor style 

painted wood side chair 

20th century; hoop-back chair painted 

black, stamped underneath “David T. Smith 

Morrow, Ohio,” 44 in. H., 17 in. W. 

Est. $150-200 

313 American elmwood Windsor fan-back 

chair, Joseph Henzey, Philadelphia, PA 

fourth quarter-18th century; crest rail with 

scroll ends, marked “VIII,” on bottom of 

crest rail, branded “I. Henzey,” 37 in. H., 

18 in. W. Est. $500-800 

314 American Classical carved mahogany 

tilt-top candlestand, probably New York 

circa 1825; double-elliptical top with 

beehive shaft, splay legs with inturned 

feet, 28 in. H., 25 x 19 1/2 in. Est. $150-250 

315 English George III style mahogany 

serpentine front diminutive sideboard 

late 19th century; drawer flanked by two 

cabinet doors, square reeded legs ending 

in spade feet, 35 in. H., 59 in. W., 22 in. D. 

Est. $1,000-1,500 

316 American Aesthetic Movement 

carved stained wood glass 

panel two-door bookcase 

circa 1890; two door upper section, two 

drawer bottom section, 65 in. H., 51 in. W., 

17 in. D. Est. $400-600 

317 George III style inlaid banded mahogany 

reverse serpentine front sideboard 

late 19th century; with stringer and 

patera inlay, center drawer with silverware 

compartment, flanked by two deep 

drawers, 34 in H., 63 in. W., 20 in. D. 

Est. $800-1,200 

318 Contemporary Chinese style Serried 

sheet brass over wood two-door cabinet 

brass sheet metal tacked with copperhead 

nails, interior with single shelf, 27 1/2 in. H., 

43 1/2 in. W., 18 in. D. Est. $500-700 

319 George III style stringer 

inlaid mahogany shaving stand 

20th century; 21 in. H., 19 in. W., 8 in. D. 

Est. $100-200 

320 Chippendale carved mahogany 

chest of drawers 

circa 1770; with four graduated drawers 

on bracket feet, 32 in. H., 39 1/2 in. W., 

20 1/2 in. D. Est. $400-600 

321 Federal walnut single-drawer 

stand, Southern 

first quarter-19th century; square 

tapered legs, 27 in. H., 20 in, W., 16 in. D. 

Est. $100-200 

322 

. 

Maitland-Smith Regency style 

carved burl walnut center with 

gilt tooled inset leather top 

with three drawers, brass plaque, 29 in., H., 

50 in. Diam. Est. $1,000-1,500 

323 Cabinet made Federal style stringer 

inlaid mahogany Pembroke table 

30 in. H., 32 in. L., 20 1/2 in. W., with 12 in. 

drop leaves Est. $300-500 

324 Federal mahogany chest of 

drawers, Mid-Atlantic states 

circa 1790; two short drawers over three 

long drawers, on bracket feet, 38 in. H., 

37 1/2 in. W., 21 in. D. Est. $700-1,000 

325 

. 

Federal stringer inlaid 

mahogany bow-front chest of drawers, 

Massachusetts/New Hampshire 

circa 1810; 37 in. H., 41 in. W., 21 in. D. 

Est. $800-1,200 

326 Federal mahogany shaped front 

chest of drawers, Mid-Atlantic states 

circa 1815; reeded stiles, turned legs, 41 in. 

H., 42 1/2 in. W., 22 in. D. Est. $500-700 

327 Centennial Federal style inlaid 

mahogany Pembroke table 

late 19th century; single drawer, 28 in. H., 

33 in. L., 18 in. W., with 12 in. drop leaves 

Est. $200-400 

328 Federal carved cherrywood 

tilt-top candlestand 

first quarter-19th century; shaped top, urn 

turned shaft and in-turned legs, 28 in. H., 

21 x 16 in. Est. $125-200 

329 Pair of Potthast Brothers Federal 

style mahogany two-drawer 

worktables, Baltimore, MD 

mid-20th century; with turned legs, 28 in. 

H., 16 1/2 in. W., 14 1/2 in. D. Est. $200-400 

330 Drexel Federal style mahogany 

two-drawer worktable 

20th century; with turned reeded legs, 

29 in. H., 18 in. Sq. Est. $125-200 


331 

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332 

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Maitland-Smith Regency style gilt-brassmounted 

banded mahogany and bird’seye 

maple flip-top games table 

paper label, 30 in. H., 36 in. W., 18 in. D. 

Est. $300-500 

Schmieg & Kotzian Chippendale 

style carved mahogany glass 

panel breakfront, New York 

second quarter-20th century; three-part 

upper case with flat-top two-door center 

section flanked by dome-top single-door 

sections, lower case with four cabinet 

doors, with scroll and rosette relief 

decoration, metal label, 81 in. H., 70 in. W., 

16 in. D. Est. $1,500-2,500

333 

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334 

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Henredon Georgian style inlaid 

mahogany glass panel breakfront 

lower case with butler’s desk drawer, 

branded mark, 86 in. H., 76 in. W., 17 in. D. 

Est. $1,500-2,500 

Kittinger Federal style carved mahogany 

glass panel breakfront, Buffalo, NY 

pattern no. T-623, serial no. 7, with 

butler’s desk drawer, metal tag and 


Est. $2,500-3,500 

335 Kittinger Queen Anne style 

mahogany lowboy 

shell carving, on pad feet, metal label and 


Est. $250-400 

336 Kittinger Federal style carved mahogany 

serpentine-front serving board 

long drawer flanked by two short drawers, 

spade feet, 36 in. H., 71 in. W., 22 in. D. 

Est. $600-900 

337 

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Kittinger Colonial Williamsburg 

mahogany sideboard, Buffalo, NY 

Pattern no. CV-87-OV-O, with three short 

drawers, metal label and branded mark, 

41 in. H., 57 in. W., 20 in. D. Est. $600-900 

338 Kittinger late Federal style carved 

mahogany kneehole desk with gilt 

tooled leather top, Buffalo, NY 

center drawer flanked by two sets of 

short drawers, reeded legs, cast brass feet, 


Est. $600-900 

339 Set of three centennial Chippendale 

style carved mahogany 

upholstered side chairs 

with pierced splat, shell carved seat rail, 

acanthus knees, ball and claw feet, leather 

upholstered slip seat, 40 in. H., 22 in., W. 

Est. $300-500 

340 Pair of Potthast Brothers Chippendale 

style carved mahogany serving 

boards, Baltimore, MD 

second quarter-20th century; scroll carved 

corners with square reeded legs, 35 in. H., 

54 in. W., 24 in. D. Est. $600-900 

341 

. 

Federal stringer inlaid mahogany bow 

front chest of drawers, Massachusetts 

circa 1800; four graduated drawers, 

splayed legs, 38 in. H., 41 in. W., 23 in. D. 

Est. $600-900 

342 Pair of Potthast Brothers Federal 

style carved mahogany upholstered 

arm chairs, Baltimore, MD 

second quarter-20th century; ladder back, 

square legs, upholstered slip seat, 37 in. H., 

24 in. W. Est. $250-350 

343 George III style carved mahogany glass 

panel hanging cabinet with clock 

single door cabinet with one shelf, round 

enameled clock face, 32 in H., 18 in. W., 

10 1/2 in. D. Est. $250-400 

furniture 

344 Potthast Brothers Federal style 

stringer ebony inlaid mahogany 

flip-top games table, Baltimore, MD 

second quarter-20th century; with turned 

reeded legs, white label, 30 in. H., 36 in. W., 

18 in. D. Est. $400-600 


345 

. 

Potthast Brothers American 

Classical style carved mahogany 

partners’ desk, Baltimore, MD 

second quarter-20th century; branded 

mark, 31 in. H., 70 in. W., 34 in. D. 

Est. $600-900 

346 American Classical style carved and 

banded mahogany kneehole desk 

first half-20th century, with metal label 

“Manufactured by G. Bittner’s Sons, 

Louisville, KY,” with acanthus carved legs, 

brass tipped feet, 30 in. H., 70 in. W., 32 in. D. 

Est. $400-600 

347 

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Federal mahogany slant-front 

secretary bookcase, Maryland 

circa 1800; upper section with two blind 

doors, lower section slant front with 

fitted interior over four graduated drawers 

on splay legs, inscribed in document 

drawer, 85 in. H., 43 in. W., 21 1/2 in. D. 

Est. $1,500-2,500

furniture 

348 

. 

Potthast Brothers Federal style inlaid 

mahogany bow-front flip-top 

games table, Baltimore, MD 

second quarter-20th century; with 

bellflower, eagle, and stringer inlays, 

straight tapered legs, white label, 30 in., H., 

36 in. W., 18 in. D. Est. $600-900 

349 George III inlaid mahogany 

flip-top games table 

circa 1790; with canted-corner top, felt 

lined interior, stringer inlaid and banded, 

straight tapered legs, 29 in. H., 36 in. W., 

18 in. D. Est. $400-600 

350 Baker Historic Charleston 

Reproduction Chippendale style 

carved mahogany chest of drawers 

with four graduated drawers, on bracket 

feet, two metal tags, 31 in. H., 38 in. W., 

23 in. D. Est. $400-600 

351 Regency mahogany 

banjo wall barometer 

early 19th century; with stringer inlay, 

barometer signed “E. William - Newtonn,” 

hydrometer marked “Jacopi Salop,” 

42 in. H., 12 in. W. Est. $300-500 

352 Pair of Chippendale style carved 

mahogany upholstered side chairs 

with pierced splat, upholstered slip seat, 

38 in., 19 in. W. Est. $150-250 

353 

. 

Potthast Brothers Federal style 

inlaid mahogany bow-front 

serving board, Baltimore, MD 

second quarter-20th century; center 

drawer flanked by two short drawers, 

with kite, bar, and stringer inlay, blue label, 

white label and branded mark, 34 in. H., 

55 in. W., 25 in. D. Est. $800-1,200 

354 Pair of Queen Anne style 

walnut upholstered armchairs 

20th century; vase splat, shaped-front 

upholstered slip seat, on pad feet, 39 in. H., 

25 in. W. Est. $125-200 

355 Assembled set of six Potthast 

Brothers Chippendale style carved 

mahogany upholstered ladder-back 

armchairs, Baltimore, MD 

second quarter-20th century; straight 

chamfered legs, upholstered slip seat, all 

approx. 38 in. H., 23 in. W. Est. $900-1,200 

356 Assembled set of eight Potthast 

Brothers Chippendale style carved 

mahogany upholstered ladder-back 

armchairs, Baltimore, MD 

second quarter-20th century; 

straight chamfered legs, upholstered 

slip seat, all approx. 38 in. H., 23 in. W. 

Est. $1,200-2,000 

357 Saybolt Cleland Chippendale style 

mahogany chest of drawers 

20th century; with brush slide, four 

graduated drawers, bracket feet, 35 in. H., 

34 in. W., 20 in. D. Est. $300-500 

358 Set of six Potthast Brothers, carved 

mahogany upholstered dining side 

chairs, Baltimore, MD 

second quarter-20th century; shaped crest 

rail with pierced splats, carved bellflower 

decoration, straight tapered legs, 

upholstered slip seat, brand mark, 38 in. H., 

20 1/2 in. W. Est. $600-900 

359 Kittinger Colonial Williamsburg 

Chippendale style mahogany 

parcel-gilt mirror 

with gilt Prince of Wales plume finial, 

beveled glass, 42 in. H., 21 in. W. 

Est. $200-300 

360 Near pair of Korean wrought-iron 

mounted elmwood tansus 

circa 1920; with hinge mounts and bale 

handles, 26 in. H., 35 in. W., 15 in. D. 

Est. $300-500 


361 Chinese painted wood larder cabinet 

20th century; two cabinet doors over pair 

of short drawers, 74 in. H., 40 in. W., 23 in. D. 

Est. $150-250 

362 Art Nouveau style mahogany, glass 

panel and fabric three-part room screen 

each graduated section with shaped glass 

panel over fabric panel, 70 H., 51 in. W. 

Est. $200-400 

363 Louis XV style brass mounted mahogany 

bureau plat with inset leather top 

20th century; with caryatid mounts, single 

drawer, 30 in. H., 42 in. W., 25 in. D. 

Est. $300-500 

364 Kittinger Federal style banded 

mahogany drop leaf table, Buffalo, NY 

pattern no. T 232, single drop leaf, paper 

label and branded mark, 29 in. H, 36 in. W., 

15 in. D., 15 in. leaf Est. $125-200 

365 Federal style stringer inlaid 

mahogany round side table 

20th century; two-tier, square tapered legs, 

29 in. H., 24 in. D. Est. $125-200 

366 Chippendale style carved 

mahogany tilt-top piecrust tea table 

20th century; 29 in. H., 30 in. D. 

Est. $125-200 

367 Chippendale style carved 

mahogany tilt-top tea table 

20th century; with square shaped top, 

scroll feet, 25 in. H., 26 in. Sq. 

Est. $100-200 


rosewood and burl walnut 

lacquered side table 

20th century; three drawers with 

bottom shelf, 31 in. H., 25 in. W., 12 in. D. 

Est. $200-300 

369 Rococo Revival style carved 

gesso giltwood pier mirror 

mid 19th century; with gilt-metal marble 

top serpentine front base, mirror cornice 

with scroll, grape bunch and floral 

decoration, mirror - 73 in. H., 40 in. W., base 

- 19 in. H. 38 in. W., 14 in. D. Est. $400-600 

370 Henkel-Harris Federal Style 

mahogany drop leaf dining table 

cloth label - “Virginia Galleries Furniture by 

Henkel-Harris, Winchester, Virginia,” 30 in. 

H., 44 x 24 in., 24 in. leaves (72 in. total L.) 

Est. $200-400 

371 Victorian walnut parcel-gilt 

spider’s eye mirror 

second half-19th century; round mirror 

with 31 eyes, 18 in. Diam. Est. $200-300 

372 George III style carved 

giltwood and wirework mirror 

20th century; oval mirror with urn 

and floral crest, 52 in. H., 24 in. W. 

Est. $150-250 

373 Chinese Chippendale style 

carved giltwood mirror 

20th century; with phoenix and 

acanthus decoration, 50 in. H., 30 in. W. 

Est. $250-350 


401 

374 Pair of classical style glazed 

terracotta two-part caryatid groups 

with carved and painted wood bases 

20th century; upper section modeled 

as three-quarter length classical nude 

maiden supporting capital, lower section 

modeled as sacrificial alter with satyr’s 

masks and drape, faux marble wood base 

with shell relief decoration, caryatid - 

66 in. H., 16 in. W., base - 26 in. H. 

Est. $4,000-6,000 




375 French cast-ormolu and cut 

prism bead ceiling fixture 

20th century; with floral swag and bow 

decoration, 10 in. H. 17 in. Diam. 

Est. $600-800 

376 Pair of French Empire style cast-ormolu 

and cut prism bead chandeliers 

early 20th century; with floral rosette 

and bow decoration, 22 in. H., 18 in. D. 

Est. $1,200-1,800 


377 French style brass and glass 

prism candelabra lamp 


378 French Empire style painted 

parcel giltwood mirror 

20th century; with quiver and torch 

decoration, 51 in. H., 30 in. W. 

Est. $150-250 

379 Pair cast-iron eagle post finials 

each modeled as eagle perched on rock, 

17 in. H., 10 1/2 in. W. Est. $150-250 

furniture / paintings & prints 

380 Federal style stringer inlaid mahogany 

stand, Maryland Colony Collection 

20th century; with single-drawer and 

splayed legs, 26 in. H., 24 in. W., 18 in. D. 

Est. $150-250 

381 Waterbury gilt-metal, brass, and 

beveled glass regulator clock 

with enameled dial, 10 in. H., 6 1/2 in. W. 

Est. $250-400 

382 Classical style gesso giltwood 

eagle convex mirror 

second half-19th century; 31 in. H., 

23 in. W. Est. $300-500 

383 Italian Baroque style carved 

gesso giltwood looking glass 

late 19th century; with openworked 

foliated scroll frame and mirrored glass 

panel, 32 x 25 in. Est. $200-300 

384-399 No lots 





400 

. 

. Jean Laronze (French, 1852-1937) 

Shepherd Girl with Flock at Stream 

oil on canvas, signed “Jean Laronze” ll, 

26 1/2 x 20 1/2 in., framed 

Est. $3,000-4,000 

401 Harry Herman Roseland 

(American, 1866-1950) 

“The Bottomless Pit” 

oil on canvas, mounted on panel, signed 

“Harry Roseland” lr, titled on verso, 

16 x 11 1/4 in., framed 

Est. $10,000-15,000

paintings & prints 


402 Montague J. Dawson (British, 1895-1973) 

“The Clipper Asterion with Wind Rising” 

oil on canvas, signed “Montague Dawson” 

ll, 28 x 42 in., framed Est. $30,000-50,000 

Provenance: Questar Gallery, Rowayton, CT 

403 

. 

Jacob Cornelis Snoeck (Dutch, 1881-1921) 

Woman and Infant in Interior 

oil on panel, signed “Jac. Snoeck” lr, 

9 1/2 x 12 1/2 in., framed 

Est. $1,200-1,800 

404 Louis-Auguste Girardot 

(French, 1856-1933) 

Berber Women 

oil on canvas, signed “L.A. Girardot” ur, 

17 x 14 in., framed Est. $25,000-30,000 

405 

. 

Charles Drew Cahoon 

(American, 1861-1951) 

Sand Dunes 

oil on panel, signed “C.D. Cahoon” lr, 

9 x 15 3/4 in., framed Est. $2,000-4,000 

406 Eileen Alice Soper (British, 1905-1990) 

Peeking Through the Fence 

etching, signed “Eileen A. Soper” lr, 

4 1/2 x 7 in., framed Est. $200-400 


The Toy Boat 


3 3/4 x 5 3/4 in., framed Est. $200-400 

407A Eileen Alice Soper (British, 1905-1990) 

“The Hurt Paw” 


4 3/4 x 8 in., framed Est. $300-500 


See-saw 


4 1/4 x 6 3/4 in., framed Est. $200-400 

402 

404 


410 

411 



Hopscotch 


4 1/2 x 6 3/4 in., framed Est. $200-400 

410 Gustave Courbet (in collaboration) 

(French, 1819-1877) 

La Cascade 

oil on canvas, signed and dated 

“G. Courbet, ‘74,” inscribed in French 

on verso, 32 x 25 3/4 in., framed 

Est. $18,000-25,000 



411 Maynard Dixon (American, 1875-1946) 

California Landscape 

watercolor on paper, initialed and dated 

”M.D. 1919” lr, 19 1/4 x 28 1/4 in., framed 

Est. $15,000-25,000 


412 

. 

413 

. 

Maynard Dixon (American, 1875-1946) 

Southwest Landscape 

watercolor on paper, signed “L.M. Dixon” lr, 

6 1/2 x 7 1/4 in., framed Est. $1,000-2,000 

Attributed to Maynard Dixon 

(American, 1875-1946) 

Portrait of a Cowboy (probably Tom Mix) 

watercolor and pastel on paper, initialed 

“M.D.” lr, 17 x 14 1/4 in., framed 

Est. $2,000-3,000



414 Continental School, 19th century 

Landscape with Travelers 

oil on panel, 12 1/4 x 15 in., framed 

Est. $300-500 



415 Gordon G. Pond (American, 1920-2001) 

“Canyon Rider (Canyon de Chelly)” 

oil on canvas, signed “Gordon G. Pond” lr, 

12 x 16 in., framed Est. $200-400 

416 

. 

. Gilbert William Gaul 

(American, 1855-1919) 

“Unexpected Encounter” 

oil on canvas, signed “Gilbert Gaul” ll, 

30 x 20 in., framed Est. $5,000-10,000 


417 Charles Robert Patterson 

(American, 1875-1958) 

“Glory of the Seas” 

oil on canvas, signed “Charles Robert 

Patterson” lr, 40 x 56 in., framed 

Est. $4,000-6,000 

418 

. 

417 

V. Morosini (Italian, 19th century) 

Father Spying on Daughter 

Writing a Love Letter 

oil on canvas, signed “V. Morosini, Roma” lr, 

16 x 12 in., elaborate gilt frame enclosed in 

shadowbox frame Est. $1,000-2,000 




419 

. 

Gerald Harvey Jones 

(American, b. 1933) 

Horse and Rider 

oil on canvas mounted on masonite, 

signed “G. Harvey” lr, 11 x 14 in., framed 

Est. $2,000-4,000 


420 American School, 

late 19th/early 20th century 

A Game of Baseball 

oil on canvas, 16 1/2 x 20 1/2 in., framed 

Est. $300-500

421 

. 

422 

. 



Harry B. Wagoner (American, 1889-1950) 

“Desert Vista” 

oil on canvas, signed “H.B. Wagoner” lr, 

18 x 26 in., framed Est. $2,000-4,000 


Franklin Dullin Briscoe 

(American, 1844-1903) 

Sailboats in Choppy Seas 

oil on canvas mounted on board, initialed 

“F.D.B.” lr, 8 x 12 1/4 in., framed 

Est. $800-1,200 

423 Johanna Obeck (American, 20th century) 

Fly Fishing 

oil on board, signed “Johanna” lr, 

8 1/2 x 11 1/2 in., framed Est. $150-250 

424 

. 




Charles Clair (French, 1860-1930) 

“La Bergerie” 

oil on canvas, signed “Ch. Clair” lr, 

26 x 32 in., framed Est. $3,000-5,000 

425 

. 

Georges Frederic Rotig 

(German, 1873-1961) 

Snowscape with Stag, Doe and Fawn 

oil on canvas, signed “G.F. Rotig” ll, 

24 x 34 in., framed Est. $4,000-6,000 



426 Ned Jacob (American, b. 1938) 

Native American Portrait 

pastel on paper, signed “Ned Jacob” lr, 

6 1/2 x 4 1/2 in., framed Est. $300-500 



427 Attributed to Wiltrud Walker 

(British, 20th century) 

“Houses of Parliament” 

oil on board, inscribed “Start Walker, R.A.” 

on verso, 10 3/4 x 14 in., framed 

Est. $100-200 

428 Wiltrud Walter (British, 20th century) 

“Dover Cliffs” 

oil on board, signed “Wiltrud Walter” ll, 

inscribed “Start Walter, R.A.” on verso, 

10 1/2 x 14 in., framed Est. $150-250 

Provenance: David Bendann Gallery 

429 

. 


Alfonso Grosso y Sanchez 

(Spanish, 1893-1983) 

Guadalupe Church Interior 

oil on canvas, signed and dated “A. Grosso, 

1928, Guadalupe” lr, 25 1/2 x 22 1/2 in., 

framed Est. $2,000-4,000 




430 Gerald Dougherty 

(American, 20th century) 

“Back of the Strand” 

oil on canvas, 14 x 22 1/4 in., framed 

Est. $200-300 





431 

. 

432 

. 

Eugene W. Leake (American, 1911-2005) 

‘Winter Landscape” 

oil on canvas, signed “Leake” ll, 18 x 18 in., 

framed Est. $3,000-4,000 


Eugene W. Leake (American, 1911-2005) 

“Autumn Trees” 

oil on canvas, signed “Eugene Leake” ll, 

titled and dated “circa 1972” on verso, 

16 x 20 in., framed Est. $2,000-4,000


433 

. 




Melvin Orville Miller, Jr. 

(American, 1937-2007) 

Portrait of the Tugboat “Grace McAllister” 

oil on canvas, signed and dated “Melvin 

Miller, ‘81” ll, 24 x 30 1/4 in., framed 

Est. $800-1,200 


434 Melvin Orville Miller Jr. 

(American, 1937-2007) 

“Street Arab” 


“Melvin Miller, 1979” ur, 9 x 12 in., framed 

Est. $400-600 

435 Melvin Orville Miller Jr. 

(American, 1937-2007) 

“Tugboat A.T. Lowmaster” 


“Melvin Miller, 1977” lr, 12 x 20 in., framed 

Est. $400-600 

436 Edward Rosenfeld (American, 1906-1983) 

Open Air Market 

oil on canvas, signed “Edward Rosenfeld, 

P.R.” lr, 18 x 24 in., framed Est. $500-700 

437 Edward Rosenfeld (American, 1906-1983) 

Still Life with Flowers 

oil on masonite, signed and dated “Edward 

Rosenfeld, ‘51” lr, 20 x 15 3/4 in., framed 

Est. $400-600 

438 Edward Nevil (British, 19th century) 

“Rheims” 

watercolor on paper, signed “E. Nevil” lr, 

14 3/4 x 10 1/2 in., framed Est. $200-300 

439 

. 

Louis Feuchter (American, 1885-1957) 

By the Lakeside 

graphite and pastel on paper, signed and 

dated “Louis Feuchter, ‘37” lr, 8 1/2 x 11 in., 


440 Louis Feuchter (American, 1885-1957) 

“Ida Mae” 

watercolor on paper, initialed and dated 

“L.F. ‘37” lr, titled ur, 7 x 4 1/2 in., framed 

Est. $400-600 


Workboat at Sunset 

watercolor on paper, initialed and 

dated “L.F. ‘35” lr, 4 x 6 1/2 in., framed 

Est. $400-600 

441A Louis Feuchter (American, 1885-1957) 

“Iron Pier, Dundalk” 

oil on board, inscribed “Iron Pier, Dundalk, 

about 1908” on verso, 9 x 12 1/4 in. 

Est. $400-600 


Giraffes 

oil on board, initialed “L.F.” lr, 

5 3/4 x 8 1/4 in. Est. $300-500 


Landscape with Trees 

oil on board, stamped “Provenance Estate 

of Wa... Feuchter, Louis Feuchter, 1885- 

1957” on verso, 6 x 8 1/2 in. Est. $300-500 

444 Artist Unknown, 20th century 

Engine No. 443 at Full Steam 

watercolor on paper, 3 x 5 1/4 in., framed 

Est. $70-100 

445 H. Kroening (early 20th century) 

Battleship “U.S. Oregon” Passing Steamer 

watercolor on paper, signed and dated 

“H. Kroening, 1924” lr, 4 3/4 x 7 1/2 in., 


446 Edwin Burdett Tunis 

(American, 1897-1973) 

“The Ludwell-Paradise House, 

Williamsburg, VA” 


“Edwin Tunis, ‘49” ll, 26 x 42 1/4 in., framed 

Est. $30-500 


447 

. 

Attributed to James Ward 

(British, 1769-1859) 

“Collecting the Bag” 

oil on panel, 12 3/4 x 19 3/4 in., framed 

Est. $1,500-2,500 

448 Orson Byron Lowell 

(American, 1871-1956) 

“Planters” 

oil on board, signed lr, labelled “Lowel, 

Orson” on verso, 16 x 10 in., framed 

Est. $600-800 



449 Paul Jacoulet (French, 1902-1960) 

“Une Jeune Fille de Fidji Oceanie” 

color woodblock print, stamped “Paul 

Jacoulet” in print lr, 15 1/2 x 11 3/4 in., 


450 Paul Jacoulet (French, 1902-1960) 

“L’Etoile de Cobi, Mongole” 

color woodblock print, 15 1/4 x 11 3/4 in., 



451 Edith Hoyt (American, 1890-1971) 

“Mt. Edith Cavel, Jasper Park” 

oil on board, signed “Edith Hoyt” lr, titled 

on verso, 13 x 17 in., framed Est. $200-300 

452 Peter Even Egeli (b. 1934) 

“The Beech at Lothian” 

oil on canvas, signed and dated “Peter 

Egeli, 1978,” titled, signed , and dated on 

verso, 20 x 30 in., framed Est. $200-400 

453 American School, late 19th century 

Cherries and Basket 

oil on canvas, 14 x 17 3/4 in., framed 

Est. $400-600 

454 M.E. Worthington, 

late 19th/early 20th century 

Outside the Town Gate; 

Portrait of Young Woman on verso 

oil on board, signed “M.E. Worthington” ll, 

9 x 13 in., framed Est. $300-400 

455 Hans-Jorg Becker (German, b. 1930) 

Luncheon at the Cafe 

oil on canvas, signed “Becker” lr, 

19 3/4 x 23 3/4 in., framed Est. $300-500

456 

. 

Ferdinand Victor Leon Roybet 

(French, 1840-1920) 

Scribe at Work 

oil on canvas, signed “F. Roybet” ur, 

16 1/4 x 13 in., framed Est. $600-800 

457 Jean-Baptiste Jules David 

(French, 1808-1892) 

Two Fashionable Ladies in an Interior 

watercolor on paper, signed “Jules David” ll, 

11 x 9 in., framed Est. $200-400 

458 Saul Rabino (American, 1892-1969) 

“Our Heritage” 

pastel on paper, signed “Saul Rabino” lr, 

dated 1947 lc, 10 1/2 x 7 3/4 in., framed 

Est. $200-400 

459 

. 

Cornelius Koppenol (Dutch, 1865-1946) 

A Day at the Beach 

oil on panel, signed “C. Koppenol” ll, 

19 1/2 x 27 1/2 in., framed 

Est. $1,000-2,000 

460 Continental School, late 19th century 

An Unexpected Visitor 

oil on panel, signed illegibly ll, 

26 1/2 x 22 1/2 in., framed Est. $800-1,200 

461 Salvatore Pinto 

(American/Italian, 1905-1966) 

“Market Street” and “Union League” 

pair of etchings, each titled and signed 

“Salvatore Pinto” in lower margin, 

9 3/4 x 8 in., framed Est. $150-250 

462 William Clausen (British, 1855-1882) 

Cabin in an Alpine Landscape 

pastel on paper, signed “W. Clausen” lr, 

15 1/2 x 21 in., framed Est. $500-700 


Two Horses in a Landscape 

oil on canvas, 21 1/2 x 27 in., framed 

Est. $200-400 

464 Martin F. Stainforth (British, 1866-1957) 

“Omaha” 

color screenprint, inscribed in pencil 

“To my Friend “Doc Pardee” from William 

Woodward” lr, 1 x 17 in., framed 

Est. $500-700 

465 Howard Everett Smith 

(American, 1885-1970) 

“Troublemaker” 

color screenprint, ed. 87/260, scene from 

Maryland Hunt Cup, 13 1/4 x 14 1/2 in., 


466 Guido Odierna (Italian, 1913-1991) 

Waves at Capri 

oil on board, signed “Guido Odierna, 

Capri” lr, 19 1/2 x 23 1/2 in., framed 

Est. $400-600 

467 

. 

Alphonse Leon Quizet 

(French, 1885-1985) 

“Vieilles Moisiues a St. Maure” 

oil on canvas, signed “Quizet” lr, 

15 x 18 1/4 in., framed Est. $1,000-2,000 

468 Leon Louis Dolice (American, 1892-1960) 

New York Harbor Scene 

pastel on paper, signed “Leon Dolice” lr, 

16 x 20 in., framed Est. $300-500 

469 Leon Louis Dolice (American, 1892-1960) 

City Harbor Scene 

pastel on paper, signed “Dolice” lr, 

11 1/2 x 16 1/2 in., framed Est. $200-400 

470 Victor Tchetchet (1891-1974) 

Portrait of a Lady in Native Costume 

oil on canvas, signed “Victor Tchetchet” lr, 

42 x 30 in., unframed Est. $300-500 




471 Carl Ringius (American, 1879-1950) 

Winter Landscape 

pastel on paper, signed and dated “Carl 

Ringius, 1907” ll, 20 x 16 in., unframed 

Est. $100-200 


472 Alfred Jacob Miller (American, 1810- 

1874). Four brush and ink drawings 

heightened with white, unframed 

1.)”Milk man of 1825,” 6 x 6 1/2 in. 

2.)”Boy Squatting Beside Woman on 

Chaise While Group of Figures Looks On,” 

5 3/4 x 5 1/4 in. 3.) “Woman with Child 

Sitting on Her Bustle,” 5 3/4 x 4 3/4 in. 

4.)”Woman Kneeling in Church as a Man 

Looks on from Behind,” 6 x 4 3/4 in. 

Est. $300-500 

473 Alfred Jacob Miller (American, 

1810-1874). Three unframed 

artworks on paper 

1.) “View of Man on Rock Formations 

and DIstant Mountain (after Salvator 

Rosa),” pastel on paper, 5 1/4 x 7 1/2 in. 

2.)”Allegorical Figure #2,” graphite 

on paper, monogrammed “AJM” lr, 

6 1/2 x 7 in. 3.)”Woman Seated Outdoors 

(The Visionary),” brush and ink on paper, 

monogrammed “AJM” lr, 5 3/4 x 5 in. 

Est. $300-500 




474 

. 

Robert D. Draper (American, b. 1938) 

Southwest Landscape 

watercolor on paper, signed “Robert 

Draper” ll, 19 1/2 x 23 1/4 in., unframed 

Est. $300-500


475 

. 


Fleur Cowles (American, c.1908-2009) 

“Private World” 

oil on board, signed and dated “Fleur, ‘83” lr, 

17 1/2 x 23 1/2 in., framed Est. $400-600 

476 Fleur Cowles (American, c.1908-2009) 

“Flower Bed” 

oil on board, signed and dated “Fleur, ‘74” lr, 

6 3/4 x 11 3/4 in., framed Est. $300-500 

477 Fleur Cowles (American, c.1908-2009) 

Lion Head Among Vines and Flower 

oil on board, signed and dated “Fleur, ‘83” ll, 

11 x 11 in., in artist painted frame 

Est. $250-400 



478 Harrison Begay (American, b. 1917) 

“Haskay Yahne Yah” 

gouache on paper, signed “Harrison Begay” 

lr, 9 1/2 x 6 1/2 in., framed Est. $150-250 

479 Jim Abieta (American, b. 1947) 

Prowling Wolf 

oil on artist board, signed “Abieta” ll, 

14 x 18 in., framed Est. $150-250 

480 Fred Duran (American, 1943-1997) 

“Deer Creek” 

oil on canvas, signed “Fred Duran” lr, signed 

and titled on verso, 20 x 30 in., framed 

Est. $300-500 

481 

. 

Beatien Yazz (American, b. 1928) 

Native American on Rearing Horse 

gouache on paper, signed “B. Yazz” lr, 

19 x 27 in., framed Est. $800-1,200 


482 David Davidovich Burliuk 

(American/Russian, 1882-1967) 

Village Peddler 

oil on board, signed “Burliuk” ll, 8 x 10 in., 


483 Henry Coe (American, b. 1946) 

House Among Trees 

oil on board, signed and dated “H. Coe, ‘80”, 

13 3/4 x 15 in., framed Est. $150-250 

484 

. 



Fred Beaver (American, 1911-1980) 

Native American Dancers 


“Fred Beaver, ‘57” lr, 35 x 54 1/4 in., 




485 E. Carey Kenny (American, 20th century). 

Three assorted framed watercolors on 

paper, each signed 

1.) Fishermen, Boats, and Shack, 

10 1/2 x 19 1/4 in. 2.)”The White House, 

Delaware Coast, 12 1/2 x 19 in. 3.) Skipjack, 

12 1/2 x 18 3/4 in. Est. $400-600 


486 Carol Lee Thompson (American, b. 

1958). Four framed landscape themed 

oils on board, each signed 

1.)”Gunpowder Falls,” 10 1/2 x 7 1/4 in. 

2.)”Raking Light, Harford County,” 

8 x 10 in. 3.)”Sky Study,” 8 1/2 x 10 in. 

4.)”Sunset at the Ranch, New Mexico,” 

8 x 10 in. Est. $300-500 

487 Spanish Colonial School, 

late 19th century 

Saint Theresa at Her Desk 

oil on board, 9 1/2 x 7 1/4 in., framed 

Est. $200-300 

488 Frederick Lester Sexton 

(American, 1899-1975) 

“Old Lyme, Connecticut Barn” 

watercolor on paper, signed “F.L. Sexton” lr, 

13 3/4 x 1 3/4 in., framed Est. $200-300 

489 Marie Laurencin (French, 1883-1956) 

“Jeune Fille a la Guitare” 

color etching, signed “Marie Laurencin” 

in plate lr, 7 3/4 x 6 1/2 in., framed 

Est. $200-300 

490 Matthew Zoll (American, b. 1968) 

Strawberries and Plums 

pair of oils on copper, each signed “M. Zoll”, 

5 x 7 in., framed Est. $200-300 


491 

. 

Arthur Alfred Burrington 

(British, 1856-1924) 

Village Along a River 

watercolor on paper, signed “Arthur 

Burrington” ll, 10 x 14 in., framed 

Est. $600-800 

Other Notes: Artist’s signed card for 

“The Royal Institute of Painters in Water 

Colours” attached on verso 

492 Leo Hershfield (American, 20th century) 

‘Home of Allen Smith, Mt. Kisco, NY’ 

watercolor on paper, signed and dated 

“Leo Hershfield, ‘48” lr, home identified lr, 

13 1/2 x 17 in., framed Est. $70-100 




493 Morgan Dennis (American, 1892-1960) 

“A Hard Guy” 

etching, signed “Morgan Dennis” lr, 

7 3/4 x 6 1/4 in., framed Est. $200-300 


“Yes Sir, That’s My Baby!” 

etching, ed. 150/200, signed “Morgan 

Dennis” lr, signed and dated 1928 in plate, 

5 x 6 3/4 in., framed Est. $200-300 

495 Morgan Dennis (American, 1892-1960). 

Two framed etchings, each signed 

1.)”Looks Just Like Me,” 5 x 3 1/4 in. 

2.)”School’s Out,” 4 3/4 x 3 1/2 in. 

Est. $300-500 

496 Morgan Dennis (American, 1892-1960). 

Two framed etchings, each signed 

1.)”It’s a Wise Child,” signed and dated 

1930 in plate, 4 x 5 1/2 in. 2.)”When Do WE 

Eat ?,” 3 1/2 x 4 3/4 in. Est. $400-600


“Scram!” 

etching, signed “Morgan Dennis” lr, 

4 3/4 x 3 1/4 in., framed Est. $200-300 



498 Gilbert William Gaul 

(American, 1855-1919) 

Bugler 

charcoal on pastel on paper, signed 

“Gilbert Gaul” lr, 33 1/4 x 21 1/4 in., 


499 

. 


Louis Icart (French, 1888-1950) 

“Basket of Apples” 

color etching and aquatint, signed 

“Louis Icart” lr, 16 1/2 x 12 in., framed 

Est. $700-900 



500 John Sloan (American, 1871-1951) 

Landscape Study 

charcoal on paper, signed “John Sloan” lr, 

10 x 8 1/2 in., framed Est. $300-500 


501 Hans Smatlak Barma (Austrian, b. 1903) 

Alpine Landscape 

oil on canvas, signed “Barma” ll, 

24 x 36 in., framed Est. $300-400 

502 Lucien Hector Jonas (French, 1880-1947) 

“Right to the End” 

brush and ink on paper, signed “L. Jonas” lr, 

22 x 16 3/4 in., framed Est. $200-400 


“Chacune a sa Place (Everyone Has a Job)” 

charcoal on paper, signed “L. Jonas” lr, 

24 x 18 1/4 in., framed Est. $200-400 


French Soldier Holding Aloft 

Banner Attached to His Rifle 

charcoal and watercolor on paper, signed 

and dated “L. Jonas, 1918” ll, 24 x 16 in., 


505 Joseph C. Claghorn 

(American, 1869-1947) 

“Interrupted Journey, 

The Old Sheffield Smith in Mass.” 

watercolor on paper, signed “J.C. Claghorn” 

lr, 223 3/4 x 34 in., framed Est. $400-600 

506 

. 

Joseph C. Claghorn 

(American, 1869-1947) 

“The Last of the Haying” 

watercolor on paper, signed “J.C. Claghorn” 


507 James Voshell (American, b. 1943) 

“The Baltimore Street Arab” 

color screenprint, signed “James W. Voshell” 

lr, 20 x 28 in., framed Est. $400-600 

508 

. 

Charles Andre Reyne (French, 1873-1915) 

Setters at the Riverbank 

pair of oils on canvas, each signed 

“Ch. Reyne” ll and lr, 19 1/2 x 26 in., 

framed Est. $1,000-2,000 

509 After Quentin Massys 

(Flemish, 1466-1530) 

“The Money Lenders” 


Est. $800-1,200 



510 

. 

Leonetto Cappiello (Italian, 1875-1942) 

“Corset Le Furet” 

French color lithographic advertising 

poster, signed in stone “L. Cappiello” ul, 

54 1/2 x 39 in., framed Est. $1,000-1,500 

511 L. LaFevre 

(French, late 19th/early 20th century) 

“Cacao Lacte” 

color lithograph advertising poster, 

47 1/4 x 33 in., framed Est. $1,000-1,500 

512 

. 

Paul Alexandre Alfred Leroy 

(French, 1860-1942) 

“Les Musiciennes” 

oil on canvas, signed “Paul Leroy” ll, 

32 x 26 in., framed Est. $2,000-4,000 

513 LeRoy Neiman (American, b. 1927) 

Olympic Skier 

color screenprint, signed “LeRoy Neiman” lr, 

23 3/4 x 17 1/2 in., framed Est. $300-500

paintings & prints / oriental rugs 

514 

. 

Hassan Jouni (Lebanese, b. 1942) 

Men Seated at a Restaurant 

oil on canvas, signed “H. Jouni” lr, 

30 x 39 in., framed Est. $1,200-2,000 


The Music Lesson 

oil on canvas mounted on masonite, 

37 1/4 x 31 1/2 in., framed Est. $600-900 

516 Attributed to Marie DeFord Keller, 

American, 1862-1962 

Still Life with Fruit 

oil on canvas mounted on artist board, 

attribution on verso, 14 x 16 in., framed 

Est. $100-200 

517 George Wharton Edwards 

(American, 1869-1950) 

Dutch Girl Reading 

watercolor on paper, signed “George 

Wharton Edwards” lr, 24 3/4 x 18 1/2 in., 


518 Victor Shearer (American, 1872-1951) 

Winter Forestscape 

oil on canvas, signed and dated “V. Shearer, 

1934” lr, 16 x 20 in., framed Est. $200-400 

519 George Didusch (American, 20th century) 

Still Life with Fruit and Bottle 

oil on canvas, signed and dated “Georgj 

Didusch, ‘45” ul, 20 x 24 1/4 in., framed 

Est. $150-250 

520 Joan Miro (Spanish, 1893-1983) 

Abstract Composition 

color lithograph, ed. 31/210, signed “Miro” 


521 American School, 20th century 

Tugboat 

oil on board, 20 x 27 in., framed 

Est. $150-250 

522 Henry Hoppner Meyer 

(British, 1783-1847) 

Portrait of Persifor Frazer and 

Portrait of John Fries Frazer 

pair of graphite and watercolors on paper, 

each signed and dated “Hoppner Meyer 

Delt 1836, copy.” lr, 14 1/2 x 10 1/2 in., 


523 Attributed to Loudin (19th century) 

Portrait of Robert Frazer (1771-1821), 

after original miniature by 

Robert Fields 

oil on canvas, 30 x 25 in., framed 

Est. $300-500 


Still Life with Flowers on 

Ledge Overlooking a Seascape 


Est. $500-700 

525 DiAnn Grimes (American, 20th century) 

View of Annapolis 

watercolor on paper, signed “Grimes” lr, 

20 3/4 x 28 3/4 in., framed Est. $200-400 

526 Jenny Briggs (American, 20th century) 

Native American Couple in Landscape 


Est. $200-300 

527 American School, 19th century 

Portrait of a Gentleman 


Est. $300-500 

528 Attributed to George H Wheatley 

American, 20th century 

Ships Racing at Full Sail 

oil on masonite, signed “G. H. Wheatley” lr, 

22 1/4 x 28 in., framed Est. $150-250 

529 

. 

John Ross Browne (American, 1821-1875) 

Head of an Arab Bedouin 

oil on canvas, signed “J. Browne” ll, 

21 3/4 x 18 1/4 in., framed Est. $800-1,200 

530 Greg Otto (American, 20th century) 

Monumental Life Building Entrance 

acrylic on linen, signed “Greg Otto” ll, 

34 x 22 1/2 in., framed Est. $100-200 

531 Chinese School, late 19th century 

Ancestral Family Portrait 

gouache on pith paper, 56 3/4 x 32 1/2 in., 


532 Photograph of the Banff Springs 

Hotel, circa 1907, framed 

36 x 46 in., framed Est. $200-400 

533-599 No lots 

SEE ADDENDUM FOR 

LOTS 600-1399 

Monday, December 12th 

5:00 PM Session 

1400 Antique Sarouk rug, Persia 

circa 1920, 8.9 x 11.1 Est. $500-700 

1401 Semi-antique Sarouk runner, Iran 

circa 1950, 2.4 x 8.1 Est. $250-350 

1402 Semi-antique Hamadan rug, Persia 

circa 1920, 1.6 x 3.1 Est. $30-50 




1403 Semi-antique Herez carpet, Iran 

circa 1950, 11.4 x 14.8 Est. $400-600 


1404 

. 

1405 

. 

Antique Keshan carpet, Persia 

circa 1925, 10.5 x 14 Est. $1,500-2,000 

Semi-antique Bahktiari carpet, Iran 

circa 1940, 12.3 x 17.3 Est. $2,500-3,500 

1406 Herez carpet, Iran 

circa 1950, 9.5 x 13.7 Est. $750-1,000

1407 

. 

1408 

. 


Antique Oushak carpet, Turkey 

circa 1875, 8.4 x 12 Est. $1,000-2,000 

Unusual antique Feraghan 

Sarouk carpet, Persia 

circa 1890, 13.2 x 19.10 Est. $6,000-8,000 

1409 Karabaugh rug, Caucasus 

circa 1960, 5 x 9.5 Est. $400-600 

1410 Meshed carpet, Iran 

circa 1960, 10 x 12.8 Est. $500-700 

1411 Indo Bijar carpet, India 

circa 1990, 10 x 14.1 Est. $400-600 

1412 Bohkara carpet, Pakistan 

circa 1990, 9.2 x 12 Est. $400-600 

1413 Oushak carpet, Turkey 

circa 1980, 12.2 x 16.7 Est. $800-1,200 

1414 Keshan carpet, Iran 

circa 1960, 9.4 x 13.3 Est. $750-1,000 

1415 Bahktiari carpet, Iran 

circa 1980, 9 x 12 Est. $750-1,000 

1416 Antique Chinese carpet, China 

circa 1900, 10 x 14.7 Est. $150-250 

1417 Herez carpet, Iran 

circa 1960, 9.5 x 13 Est. $750-1,000 

1418 Antique Kurdish gallery rug, Persia 

circa 1920, 4.8 x 13.1 Est. $500-750 

1419 Karaja runner, Iran 

circa 1960, 2.10 x 10.8 Est. $200-300 

1420 

. 

Antique Herez carpet, Persia 

circa 1900, 8.5 x 12.6 Est. $2,500-3,500 

1421 Antique Bijar rug, Persia 

circa 1910, 4.2 x 7 Est. $1,000-1,500 

1422 Semi-antique Keshan Prayer rug, Persia 

circa 1935, 4.2 x 6.9 Est. $750-1,000 

1423 Antique Turkeman Hatchli 

Prayer rug, Turkestan 

circa 1910, 4 x 4.9 Est. $300-600 

1424 

. 

Antique Keshan rug, Persia 

circa 1920, 4.6 x 7 Est. $1,500-2,000 

1425 Bohkara carpet, Pakistan 

circa 1975, 10.3 x 13.5 Est. $400-600 

1426 Herez rug, Iran 

circa 1950, 9.2 x 11.10 Est. $750-1,000 

1427 Bahktiari rug, Iran 

circa 1970, 5.2 x 9.10 Est. $500-750 

1428 Antique Sparta runner, Turkey 

circa 1900, 3.2 x 12.3 Est. $200-300 

1429 

. 

Antique Mahal rug, Persia 

circa 1920, 8.8 x 10.10 Est. $1,000-1,500 

oriental decorations rugs 


1430 

. 

Antique Herez rug, Persia 

circa 1920, 7.9 x 10.10 Est. $2,500-3,500 

1431 Antique Bijar gallery rug, Persia 

circa 1910, 4.9 x 12.3 Est. $1,500-2,000 

1432 Soumak rug, China 

circa 1990, 8 x 10 Est. $500-700 

1433 Antique Kazak runner, Caucasus 

circa 1900, 3 x 9 Est. $2,500-3,000 

1434 Antique Kuba rug, Caucasus 

circa 1910, 3.3 x 6.10 Est. $900-1,100 

1435 Antique Serab runner, Persia 

circa 1900, 3.2 x 11.9 Est. $2,000-2,500 

1436 Antique Sarouk rug, Persia 

circa 1915, 4.7 x 7 Est. $2,500-3,500 

1437 Antique Lesghi rug, Caucasus 

circa 1900, 3.1 x 4.6 Est. $2,000-3,000 

1438 Antique Kuba rug, Caucasus 

circa 1900, 4.5 x 6 Est. $2,750-3,500 

1439 

. 

Fine semi-antique Lavar 

Kerman carpet, Persia 

circa 1930, 11.8 x 19.4 Est. $6,000-8,000 

1440 Sarouk rug, Iran 

circa 1980, 8.2 x 10.3 Est. $600-900 

1441 Semi-antique Kazvin rug, Persia 

circa 1930, 9.1 x 11.10 Est. $2,000-3,000 

1442 Semi-antique Sarouk rug, Persia 

circa 1935, 8.7 x 11.6 Est. $1,500-2,000

oriental rugs / silver 

1443 

. 

Semi-antique Herez rug, Persia 

circa 1925, 8.2 x 11.4 Est. $3,000-4,000 

1444 Fine Nain rug, Iran 

circa 1975, 5.7 x 8.11 Est. $2,000-3,000 

1445 Antique Herez rug, Persia 

circa 1910, 8.3 x 11.4 Est. $3,000-4,000 

1446 

. 

Antique Serapi carpet, Persia 

circa 1880, 11.4 x 14.5 Est. $8,000-10,000 




1447 Unusual antique Serapi carpet, Persia 

circa 1890, 13.6 x 19.5 Est. $20,000-30,000 

1448 

. 


Antique Serapi carpet, Persia 

circa 1900, 10 x 13.8 Est. $15,000-20,000 

1449 Semi-antique Herez rug, Persia 

circa 1930, 8.3 x 11 Est. $2,500-3,500 

1450 Antique Kazak rug, Caucasus 

circa 1900, 4.10 x 6.6 Est. $3,000-4,000 


circa 1980, 9.8 x 12.9 Est. $900-1,200 

1452 Hamadan rug, Iran 

circa 1990, 3.3 x 6.6 Est. $200-300 

1447 

1453 Hamadan rug, Iran 

modern, 3.6 x 7.3 Est. $200-300 

1454 Hamadan runner, Iran 

modern, 3.4 x 10.4 Est. $250-350 

1455 Bahktiari Garden rug, Iran 

modern, 7 x 9 Est. $600-800 

1456 Kurdish Tribal rug, Iran 

modern, 5.4 x 7.5 Est. $200-300 

1457 Joshegan Meime rug, Iran 

circa 1980, 7.10 x 10.7 Est. $800-1,000 

1458 Fine Nain rug, Iran 

modern, 6.7 x 9.7 Est. $1,500-2,000 


circa 1980, 10 x 13 Est. $750-1,000 

1460 Sino Savonnerie rug, China 

circa 1990, 8 x 10 Est. $300-500 

1461 Antique Kazak Prayer rug, Caucasus 

circa 1900, 3.4 x 5.2 Est. $150-250 

1462 Semi-antique Kerman 

Medallion carpet, Persia 

circa 1935, 10.1 x 18.6 Est. $500-1,000 

1463 Portuguese needlepoint rug, Portugal 

circa 1980, 9 x 12 Est. $300-500 

1464 Portuguese needlepoint rug, Portugal 

circa 1980, 8.9 x 11.10 Est. $300-500 

1465 Semi-antique Herez carpet, Iran 

circa 1940, 11.3 x 14.3 Est. $1,500-2,500 

1466-1469 No lots 

1470 Four Burmese repousse 

silver table articles 

various makers, 20th century; comprising: 

bowl - 2 1/2 in. H., 4 in. Diam.; cylindrical 

box and cover - 3 1/2 in. H., 3 1/8 in. Diam.; 

cylindrical box and cover with stand - 

3 3/4 in. H. overall, 2 1/2 in. Diam.; and a 

napkin ring - 2 in. Diam.; 14.15 ozt. t.w., 

about .800 fine Est. $200-400 

1471 Kirk sterling silver berry spoon 

and other American sterling 

silver serving pieces 

late 19th and 20th century, comprising 20 

pieces, notably: Kirk “Repousse” pattern 

large-size berry spoon, 9 1/8 in. L.; pair of 

Dominick & Haff “Renaissance” enameled 

and gilt sugar shells; two Whiting “Louis 

XV” straining spoons; and so forth; 14.50 

ozt. t.w., including a coin silver sugar shell 

Est. $250-350 

1472 American sterling silver berry server and 

cold meat fork in the “Repousse” 

pattern, S. Kirk & Son, Baltimore 

first half-20th century: berry spoon 

with extra repousse bowl, 9 1/4 in. L.; fork 

with five tines, 9 1/2 in. L.; 7.60 ozt. t.w. 

Est. $250-350 

1473 Set of six American weighted sterling 

silver liqueur stems, Towle Sterling 

in original fitted box Est. $80-125 

1474 Set of eight American sterling 

silver individual salt and pepper 

shakers, Cartier, New York 

20th century; in original fitted box 1.95 ozt. 

t.w. Est. $100-200 


1475 Seven American sterling silver 

spoons in the “Francis I” pattern, 

Reed & Barton, and five in the 

“Buttercup” pattern, Gorham 

20th century; the “Francis I” spoons 

7 1/4 in. L.; the “Buttercup” spoons 7 in. L.; 

21.25 ozt. t.w. Est. $500-700 




1476 Set of twelve American sterling 

silver salt cellar frames, Watson, 

with Lenox porcelain inserts 

and twelve Dominick & Haff “No. 10” 

pattern salt spoons; 3.85 ozt. of silver 

Est. $100-200 

1477 Two Continental Renaissance or rococo 

style silver salt cellars, similar bowl, and 

a silver-plated cigarette caddy 

early 20th century: one salt modeled as 

a dolphin on wheels, with putto driver 

and bowl; 2 1/2 in. H., 3 1/4 in. L.; the other 

modeled as an elliptical repousse bowl, 

supported by four aldine dolphins, 

2 1/2 in. H.; an oblong bowl with repousse 

flowers and vignettes of amorini, 3 in. H., 

4 3/8 X 8 3/4 in.; the cigarette caddy by 

Apollo, in the “Dutchardt” pattern; 9.90 ozt. 

t.w. of silver, .800 fine Est. $200-300 

1478 Twelve American repousse silver salt 

cellars, S. Kirk & Son Co., Baltimore 

early 20th century; 1 in. H., 1 3/4 in. Diam.; 

8.70 ozt. t.w. Est. $500-800 

1479 American sterling silver serving fork in 

the “Lily” pattern, Whiting, and an Alvin 

“Orange Blossom” serving fork 

both early 20th century: Whiting piece - 

8 7/8 in. L.; Alvin piece - 9 in. L.; 6.25 ozt. t.w. 

Est. $150-250 

1480 Six American sterling silver table articles 

various makers, late 19th and early 

20th century, including: Whiting bowl 

with reeded sides and repousse rim, 

5 1/4 X 7 1/4 in.; Unger Brothers Art 

Nouveau style pin tray with repousse rim, 

4 3/8 X 6 3/4 in.; Redlich rococo style pin 

tray with reticulated floral border, 5 in. 

Diam.; Watson miniature tray, 2 3/8 X 3 1/2 

in.; and two repousse matchbox covers, 

probably Kirk; 9.25 ozt. Est. $200-300 

1481 Set of 6 American sterling silver 

demitasse cup frames and 

matching saucers, Gorham 

first half-20th century, pattern A5550, with 

11 Lenox porcelain liners; together with six 

similar cup frames and matching saucers 

by an unidentified maker; 17.70 ozt. 

Est. $350-500 


1482 Assorted American and English 

silver-mounted glass, weighted 

silver, and silver-plated table articles 

including: Alvin silver overlay cologne 

bottle and stopper; seven Webster 

coasters with stand; English mustard pot 

and pair of similar open salts with cobalt 

liners; and a Dutch style silver-plated tea 

caddy Est. $100-200 

1483 Seventeen pieces of American sterling 

silver flatware in the “Repousse” 

pattern, S. Kirk & Son, Inc., Baltimore 

late 1920s, comprising: 6 forks (7 1/4 in. L.); 

2 soup spoons (7 1/4 in. L., round bowls); 

2 soup spoons (6 7/8 in. L., round bowls); 

6 knives (8 7/8 in. L., standard stainless 

blades); and a sugar spoon; 18.05 ozt. of 

weighable silver Est. $350-500 

1484 No lot 

1485 English sterling silver and baleen 

toddy ladle, and a Sheffield 

silver-plated condiment stand 

1) ladle - hallmarks of IM, London, 1803- 

’04, with a shilling of George II dated 1758 

set in the bottom, and with a memorial 

inscription, 17 in. L.; 2) condiment set - late 

19th century, with four cut glass bottles 

and a Sheffield silver mustard ladle 

Est. $150-250 

1486 Danish sterling silver tea caddy 

spoons, olive fork and traveling 

bottle opener in the “Acorn” pattern, 

Georg Jensen, Copenhagen 

third quarter-20th century; the travelling 

bottle opener (stainless utensil) with 

original red leather case; 1.20 ozt. of 

weighable silver; together with a Jensenimprinted 

cardboard box Est. $200-300 

1487 Six American sterling silver dessert 

spoons, Tiffany & Co., New York 

early 20th century, with olive and acanthus 

foliage; 6 in. L., 6.70 ozt. t.w. Est. $200-300 

1488 Set of six enameled and gilt silver 

demitasse spoons, David Andersen, Oslo 

with box, mid-20th century; together with 

two boxed sets of Portuguese reticulated 

silver demitasse spoons in the same 

pattern, one box with twelve spoons and 

sugar spoon, the other with six spoons 

and sugar spoon Est. $100-200 

1489 Russian rococo style silver salt cellar, 

Karl Faberge, St. Petersburg 

circa 1900; the interior gilt; 1 1/2 in. H., 

1 3/4 X 2 1/4 in.; 1.55 ozt., .875 fine 

(“84” standard) Est. $250-350 

silver 

1490 American sterling silver roast carving set 

in the “Rose” pattern, Stieff, Baltimore 

20th century: the knife 14 in. L., the fork 

11 1/2 in. L., both with stainless utensils; 

together with a repousse-handled shoe 

horn, a Durgin “Fairfax” tart server, a 

Schofield “Baltimore Rose” lemon fork, an 

International teaspoon, a Rogers Bolen & 

Lunt tomato server, and an assortment of 

silver-platedware; 4.45 ozt. of weighable 

silver Est. $100-200 

1491 Assorted American and other 

sterling silver flatware, serving 

pieces, and souvenirs 

various makers, 19th and 20th century, 

including: 6 Gorham teaspoons in the 

“Old Medici” pattern; Stieff “Rose” cold 

meat fork; Scottish gilt silver mustard ladle, 

Forrests, Edinburgh, 1822-’23; Gorham 

“Statue of Liberty” souvenir spoon with 

engraved 1892 date; and so forth; 

11.40 ozt. of weighable silver; together 

with two silver-plated ladles, Oneida 

partial flatware set, and other silver-plated 

items Est. $200-300 

1492 Assembled American sterling 

silver 104-piece partial flatware 

and serving set in the “Rose” 

pattern, Stieff, Baltimore 

20th century, comprising: 12 forks (6 7/8 

in. L.); 13 salad forks; 20 tea spoons; 9 iced 

tea spoons; 13 ice cream shells; 8 butter 

spreaders; 12 knives (8 7/8 in. L., eight with 

French style stainless blades and four with 

standard stainless blades); 5 serving pieces 

with stainless utensils including roast 

carving set, two pie spades, and a pancake 

server; 12 silver serving pieces including 

gravy ladle, mustard ladle, two serving 

spoons, cracker spoon, jelly server, sugar 

spoon, bonbon spoon, lettuce fork, pickle 

fork, lemon fork, and master butter knife; 

together with a “Rose” napkin ring, two 

small Schofield “Baltimore Rose” servers, 

and a Stieff “Clinton” roast carving set; 

105.65 ozt. of weighable silver 

Est. $2,000-2,500 


silver 

1493 American sterling silver 171-piece 

flatware service in the “Repousse” 

pattern, S. Kirk & Son, Baltimore 

first half 20th century, comprising: 12 forks 

(7 7/8 in. L.); 12 forks (7 1/4 in. L.); 14 salad 

forks; 12 shellfish forks; 12 place spoons 

(7 1/4 in. L.); 6 soup spoons (6 7/8 in. L., 

long bowls); 12 soup spoons (6 1/8 in. 

L., round bowls); 15 tea spoons; 12 iced 

tea spoons; 12 demitasse spoons; 12 ice 

cream shells; 12 all-silver butter spreaders; 


blades); 5 serving pieces with stainless 

blades including a poultry carving set and 

three butter knives; and 11 other serving 

pieces including six table spoons, full and 

half-size sugar shells, slotted spoon, gravy 

ladle, and an older “Repousse” fork; 189.25 

ozt. of weighable silver Est. $4,000-5,000 

1494 Assembled American sterling 

silver 61-piece partial flatware 

set in the “Mayflower” pattern, 

S. Kirk & Son, Baltimore 

19th and 20th century, comprising: 

10 dinner forks (about 7 3/8 in. L.); 6 salad 

forks; 10 soup spoons; 12 teaspoons; 

6 place spoons; 8 iced tea spoons; 1 butter 

spreader; and 8 knives (five 9 3/4 in. L. with 

standard stainless blades; one 9 3/4 in. L. 

with standard plated blade; and two 8 7/8 

in. L., with standard stainless blades); 66.85 

ozt. of weighable silver Est. $1,200-1,500 

1495 Set of ten American sterling silver 

cutlery-style dessert forks and 

knives in the “Repousse” pattern, 

S. Kirk & Son, Inc., Baltimore 

late 1920s: forks - 7 3/8 in. L., with hollow 

handles and silver utensils; knives - 

8 3/8 in. L., with hollow handles and silver 

blades; 57.10 ozt. t.w. (noting that the 

handles are probably filled); together with 

a bright-cut silver demitasse spoon and 

11 silver-plated demitasse spoons 

Est. $600-900 

1495A French Neoclassical style chased 

gilt-silver bowl, Puiforcat, Paris 

second quarter 20th century; with Nazi 

emblem, 2 1/8 in. H., 4 3/4 in. Diam.; 7.95 

ozt., .950 fine Est. $300-400 



1496 American sterling silver 88-piece 

partial flatware set in the 

“Craftsman” pattern, Towle 

second quarter 20th century, 

comprising 88 pieces: 8 dinner forks 

(8 in. L.); 8 luncheon forks (7 3/8 in. L.); 8 

place spoons (7 in. L.); 6 bouillon spoons; 

17 teaspoons; 4 iced tea spoons; 8 

demitasse spoons; 10 butter spreaders; 


blades); silver-handled pie spade and 

tart spade (stainless blades); and 9 other 

serving pieces including two tablespoons, 

two serving forks, gravy ladle, bonbon 

spoon, olive spoon, lemon fork, and sugar 

tongs; 90.30 ozt of weighable silver 

Est. $2,000-2,500 


1497 Assembled American sterling silver 

56-piece partial flatware and 

serving set in the “Rose” pattern, 

Stieff Silver Co., Baltimore 

20th century, comprising: 6 forks (6 7/8 

in. L.); 9 salad forks; 11 tea spoons; 4 iced 

tea spoons; 4 soup spoons (two 6 5/8 in. 

L., one 6 7/8 in. L., and one 6 1/8 in. L. ); 

3 butter spreaders; 6 knives (8 7/8 in. L., 

standard stainless blades); and 13 serving 

pieces including a gravy ladle, three small 

sauce ladles, table spoon, sugar spoon, 

jelly server, master butter knife, lettuce 

fork, two pickle forks, cold meat fork, and 

a lemon fork; 60.90 ozt. of weighable silver 

Est. $1,200-1,500 

1498 

. 




American repousse sterling silver 

punch bowl, Gorham, dated 1905 

pattern 5391A, of 24 pint capacity; 

9 1/2 in. H., 15 in. Diam.; 120.25 ozt. 

Est. $4,500-6,000 


1499 Continental silver tray with 

hallmark of Zwickau 

19th century; with scalloped-edge, 

19 1/8 in. Diam., 38.70 ozt., probably .800 

fine Est. $600-900 

1500 American repousse sterling 

silver covered sugar bowl and 

cream jug, Stieff, Baltimore 

first half-20th century, pattern 700-14 

and 700-17, each piece marked “HAND 

CHASED;” the sugar bowl 5 3/4 in. H.; the 

cream jug 4 7/8 in. H.; 28.15 ozt. t.w. 

Est. $700-1,000 





1501 

. 

1502 

. 

Baltimore repousse sterling 

silver pedestal bowl, retailed by 

Jas. A. Armiger Co. 

late 19th century; 8 1/4 in. H., 9 1/2 in. 

Diam., 29.70 ozt. Est. $1,500-2,000 

American Art Nouveau reticulated 

sterling silver basket, Unger Brothers 

circa 1895; pattern 2622, 6 1/2 in. H., 

8 1/4 X 11 3/8 in.; 17.50 ozt. 

Est. $900-1,200 

1503 English engraved sterling silver 

pedestal bowl, Martin Hall & Co., 

Sheffield, 1869 - ‘70 

3 1/4 in. H., 4 1/2 in. Diam.; 5.60 ozt. 

Est. $150-200 

1504 American engraved silver sugar 

caster, marked “T.T.” possibly 

Thomas Trott, Boston (d. 1777) 

mark stamped three times around testing 

core; 5 1/4 in. H., 4.05 ozt. Est. $400-600 

1505 German rococo style silver sandwich 

tongs, and a Continental silver and 

etched glass bonbon 

early 20th century: reticulated tongs with 

raised vignettes of amorini, 4 3/4 in. L.; tray 

with upright handle, 8 in. H., 6 1/2 in. Diam.; 

5.35 ozt. weighable, .800 fine 

Est. $300-400

1506 Near-pair of Continental rococo style 

cast-silver figures of an 18th century 

lady and gentleman 

late 19th century; the gentleman holding 

a lyre, with pseudo hallmarks; the lady 

holding a floral garland; each about 

4 3/4 in. H; 23.25 ozt., about .800 fine 

Est. $400-600 

1507 French Louis XVI style silver centerpiece 

with pair of candle branches 

late 19th century; oblong pedestal bowl 

with flowers and rural scenes in relief, 

fitted with pair of three-light candelabrum 

branches at each end, 12 1/8 in. H., 28 1/4 

in. W., 9 1/2 in. D., 118.25 ozt., probably .800 

fine Est. $5,000-7,000 

1508 

. 

1507 

American repousse sterling silver bowl 

possibly Jenkins, Baltimore, late 19th 

century; 2 3/4 in. H., 7 3/8 in. Diam.; 

13.35 ozt. Est. $700-900 

1509 

. 

. Dutch or German Renaissance style 

repousse silver jungfraubecker, 

or figural wedding/wager cup 

late 19th Century, with French style 

pseudo-hallmarks; 12 1/2 in H., 19.45 ozt., 

about .800 fine Est. $500-700 

1510 

. 

Continental, probably German, 

parcel-silver and bejeweled 

jester on donkey figure 

late 19th century; modeled as a jester 

seated on the back of a donkey playing 

a violin, 6 5/8 in. H., 5 7/8 in. L., 21.30 ozt., 

about .800 fine Est. $3,000-4,000 

silver 


1511 

. 

Continental, probably German, silver 

centerpiece cup in form of King Gustavus 

Adolphus of Sweden on charging horse 

late 19th century; mounted on original 

round repousse pedestal base, 15 in. H., 

11 1/2 in. L., 66.80 ozt., .800 fine 

Est. $8,000-12,000 

1512 German Baroque style 

repousse silver muffineer 

early 20th century; 7 1/4 in. H.; 7.45 ozt., 

marked “800” Est. $250-350 

1513 

. 

. German Renaissance Revival style silver 

covered pokal with allegorical finial 

late 19th century; 24 3/4 in. H., 77.40 ozt., 

probably .800 fine Est. $3,000-4,000 

1514 

. 

Pair of German Neoclassical 

style silver candlesticks 

late 20th century; 10 1/8 in. H., 22.05 ozt. 

t.w., probably .800 fine Est. $700-900

silver 

1515 Baltimore engraved repousse sterling 

silver salver, retailed by Jas. A. Armiger 

late 19th century; 12 1/4 in. Diam., 19.65 

ozt. Est. $750-900 

1516 

. 

1517 

. 

Pair of Baltimore engraved 

repousse sterling silver bread trays, 

retailed by Jas. A. Armiger 

late 19th century; pattern 20, each 

18 3/4 x 13 3/4 in., 31.50 ozt. t.w. 

Est. $1,500-2,000 

Pair of German Louis XVI style cut 

glass and silver pedestal bowls 

late 19th century; each with silver base 

modeled with four aldine dolphins and 

garlands, 5 in. H., 4 1/2 x 6 1/4 in., silver - 

.800 fine Est. $1,000-1,500 

1518 Pair of Continental Rococo 

style cast-silver figures 

late 19th century; each with French style 

pseudo hallmarks: one depicting a walking 

lady, 5 3/4 in. H.; the other a Renaissance 

troubadour with a lute, 6 1/2 in. H.; 19.25 

ozt., about .800 fine Est. $250-350 

1519 Two German Art Nouveau 

style chased silver cups 

by the same unidentified maker, circa 

1900, comprising cup supported on three 

gilt ball feet, with a swan, flowers, and 

foliage in relief, 3 1/4 in. H.; and a stem cup 

decorated with flowers and foliage, 3/8 in. 

H.; 6.45 ozt. t.w., .800 fine Est. $200-300 

1519A 

. 

. Continental, probably German, 

Louis XVI style silver cassolette 

late 19th century; urn form with figural 

supports, 22 1/4 in. H., 74.70 ozt., probably 

.800 fine Est. $3,500-4,500 

1520 

. 

1522 

Pair of Continental, probably 

German, repousse silver figural 

five-light candelabra 

late 19th century; each is 22 in. H., 12 3/4 

in. W., one 158.70 ozt.; the other 63.15 ozt., 

probably .800 fine Est. $3,500-4,500 

1521 Continental rococo style repousse silver 

figural pedestal vase, probably German 

late 19th century, with French style pseudo 

hallmarks; 6 3/8 in. H., 8.45 ozt., probably 

.830 fine Est. $250-350 

1522 Baltimore engraved repousse 

sterling silver tea tray, retailed 

by Jas. A. Armiger Co. 

late 19th century; two-handled tray 

with diapered field, monogrammed; 

17 1/4 X 26 3/8 in.; 109.40 ozt. 

Est. $8,000-10,000 


1523 

. 

American repousse sterling silver 

three-piece tea service, Baltimore 

Sterling Silver Co., retailed by 

Jas. A. Armiger Co., Baltimore 

late 19th century; pattern 700, comprising: 

teapot - 7 in. H.; cream pitcher - 4 3/4 in. H.; 

and covered sugar bowl - 5 1/2 in. H.; 54.45 

ozt. t.w. Est. $1,500-2,000

1524 

. 

. German Baroque style silver ananas 

pokal, or covered pineapple wine cup 

19th century, with repousse grape motif 

and wirework floral finial; 10 1/8 in. H.; 8.65 

ozt., probably .800 fine Est. $700-900 

1525 American sterling silver tea 

strainer in the “Lily” pattern, Whiting, 

and a Continental Rococo style 

silver tea strainer 

Whiting strainer - pattern 7219, 6 1/4 in. 

L.; Continental strainer - with pseudo 

hallmarks, 5 1/2 in. L.; 1.40 ozt. sterling, 

2.30 ozt. about .800 fine Est. $100-150 

1526 American repousse sterling silver 

sauce boat, S. Kirk & Son Co., Baltimore 

early 20th century; pattern 38, 6 in. H., 

8 1/4 in. L.; 12.60 ozt. Est. $500-700 

1527 American Beaux Arts style 

sterling silver trinket box 

unidentified maker, late 19th century; 

2 1/2 in. H., 4 3/8 X 5 1/4 in., 8.20 ozt. 

Est. $300-400 

1528 German repousse silver 

dresser box, Hanauer Silberwaren- 

Manufaktur (Georg Roth) 

late 19th century; decorated on five 

sides with scenes of peasant revelry, 

monopodia figures at the corners; 

4 1/4 in. H., 5 1/8 X 9 1/8 in.; 35.70 ozt., 

.800 fine Est. $800-1,000 

1529 Continental Rococo style silver 

sauce boat, probably German 

late 19th century; modeled as a classical 

boat with dragon and putto mounted on 

wheels; 4 1/4 in. H., 6 1/2 in. L.; 6.20 ozt., 

.800 fine Est. $300-400 

1530 German or Dutch repousse sterling 

silver trinket box with English import 

hallmarks, Chester, 1901-’02 

decorated on five sides with scenes of 

peasant revelry after Teniers; 3 1/8 in. H., 

3 1/8 X 8 3/8 in.; 28.85 ozt. Est. $600-900 

1531 

. 

German Renaissance style repousse 

silver dresser box, Hanauer 

Silberwaren-Manufaktur (Georg Roth) 

late 19th century; the sides with scenes of 

classical divinities in landscapes, monopod 

figures on the corners; 5 in. H., 5 1/8 X 7 3/4 

in.; 39.95 ozt. Est. $1,000-1,500 

1532 German niello-inlaid parcel 

silver-gilt card case 

late 19th century, the front cover with 

image of a young pan and birds in a 

garden; 3 3/4 X 2 1/2 in.; 3.65 ozt., 

marked .800 Est. $300-500 

1533 American bright-cut silver card case 

19th century; without maker’s mark, 

3 3/4 in. H., 2 5/8 in. W.; 1.65 ozt., marked 

“COIN” Est. $200-300 

1534 American repousse silver 

baluster cann, Baltimore 

unidentified maker, mid-19th century; 

4 1/4 in. H.; 5.40 ozt. marked “PURE COIN” 

(.900 fine) and “11OZ” (.917 fine) 

Est. $250-350 


1535 Continental silver vase, and a Middle 

Eastern silver hand mirror 

19th and 20th century, respectively: the 

vase is marked indistinctly (“Ditzen”?), 5 in. 

H.; the mirror has arabic hallmarks, 6 1/4 in. 

Diam. Est. $100-150 

1536 Pair of German silver dresser boxes 

20th century; 3 1/4 in. H., 3 3/4 X 5 3/8 in.; 

27.75 ozt. t.w., marked “800” Est. $400-500 

1537 American sterling silver porringer in the 

“Francis I” pattern, Reed & Barton 

20th century; pattern X569; 6 1/4 in. L.; 

3.90 ozt. Est. $125-200 

1538 Pair of American repousse 

sterling silver pepper shakers, 

Stieff Silver Co., Baltimore 

20th century; pattern 12-15; 4 1/2 in. H.; 

3.90 ozt. t.w. Est. $125-200 

1538A American repousse sterling silver sauce 

boat, Stieff Silver Co., Baltimore 

20th century, pattern 160-19, marked 

“Hand-Chased;” 4 5/8 in. H., 7 5/8 in. L.; 

8.25 ozt. Est. $250-350 

1539 American sterling silver child’s cup, 

Allan Adler, Los Angeles 

1960s; 3 in. H., 4 ozt. Est. $80-125 

silver 

1540 Spanish engraved gilt-silver 

box by unidentified maker 

20th century, marked “LO [fish] MADRID,” 

with finely engraved balloon ascension 

scenes on all exterior sides; 1 3/8 in. H., 

2 5/8 X 3 1/2 in.; 8.25 ozt., unmarked but 

probably .915 Est. $300-400 




1541 American Federal style sterling silver 

three-piece after-dinner coffee set, 

Gorham, dated 1913 

patterns A2311, -13, and -14, comprising: 

coffeepot with ebony handle and knop, 

10 1/2 in. H.; cream jug, 5 in. H.; and sugar 

basket, 3 1/2 in. H.; 21.80 ozt. t.w. 

Est. $500-700 


1542 

. 

American repousse sterling silver water 

pitcher, unidentified Baltimore maker 

late 19th century; retailed by J.R. Armiger, 

with allover floral relief and rusticated 

handle, 10 3/4 in. H., 30.05 ozt. 

Est. $1,500-2,000 

1543 Two American silver-plated metal and 

etched glass figural compotes, Pairpoint 

early 20th century, pattern 4970; each 

7 in. H. Est. $150-250 

1544 

. 

Set of twelve American repousse sterling 

silver bowls with matching underplates, 

S. Kirk and Son Co., Baltimore 

early 20th century: bowls - pattern 107, 

4 3/4 in. Diam.; underplates - 7 in. Diam.; 

144.40 ozt. t.w. Est. $6,000-8,000

silver 

1545 American rococo style sterling silver 

sauce boat, Bailey, Banks & Biddle, 

Philadelphia, dated 1892 

3 1/8 in. H., 5 3/4 in. L.; 5.35 ozt. 

Est. $100-150 

1546 

. 

Pair of American repousse sterling silver 

vases, S. Kirk & Son Co., Baltimore 

early 20th century; pattern 1362, oviform, 

with double handles; 5 3/8 in. H.; 29.40 ozt. 

t.w. Est. $1,500-2,000 

1547 German rococo style scissor-action 

tongs, Gebruder Gutgesell, Hanau 

late 19th/early 20th century; 101/4 in. L., 

7.25 ozt., .800 fine Est. $200-300 

1548 Twelve American reticulated sterling 

silver individual nut bowls, Gorham 

20th century, pattern 1088A; each 3 in. 

Diam.; 8.60 ozt. t.w. Est. $150-200 

1549 Pair of German Baroque style 

repousse silver candlesticks 

late 19th century; with molded poppy 

flowers in relief and barley twist columns, 

8 1/8 in. H., 13.45 ozt. t.w., .800 fine 

Est. $600-900 


1550 English engraved sterling silver 

sauce boat with hallmarks of EV, 

Sheffield, 1960-’61 

2 3/4 in. H., 6 in. L., 3.35 ozt. Est. $80-125 

1551 American repousse coin silver cann, 

Canfield, Brother & Co., Baltimore 

3rd quarter 19th century; decorated with a 

flowering vine on a stippled ground; 

3 3/4 in. H., 5.20 ozt., “PURE SILVER COIN” 

Est. $250-350 

1552 

. 

Twelve American sterling silver bread 

plates, S. Kirk & Son Co., Baltimore 

early 20th century, pattern 4158; 6 in. 

Diam., 51.15 ozt. t.w. Est. $1,000-1,200 

1553 Pair of American sterling silver shellform 

dishes, Tiffany & Co., New York 

20th century; 5 3/8 X 4 5/8 in.; 8.90 ozt. t.w. 

Est. $250-350 

1554 Italian silver bud vase modelled 

as a flower and leaf 

unidentified maker, Milan, mid 20th 

century; 3 1/4 in. H., 4 3/8 in. L.; 3.80 ozt., 

.800 fine Est. $80-125 

1555 Pair of American weighted 

repousse silver candelabra, 

S. Kirk & Son Inc., Baltimore 

first half 20th century; each composed of a 

candleholder base and three-light arm set, 

6 5/8 in. H., 11 1/2 in. W. Est. $400-600 




1556 American repousse silver butter 

dish, unidentified Baltimore maker, 

retailed by J. R. Armiger 

late 19th century; 1 1/4 in. H., 8 in. Diam., 

7.40 ozt. Est. $250-350 

1557 American Art Nouveau style sterling 

silver bowl, Gorham, dated 1907 

with repousse violet flowers and foliage; 

1 5/8 in. H., 8 3/4 in. Diam.; 5.85 ozt. 

Est. $200-300 

1558 American engraved sterling silver 

pedestal bowl, Simpson, Hall & Miller (or 

the successor, International) 

first half-20th century; pattern C2736, 4 in. 

H., 9 in. Diam.; 14.95 ozt. Est. $500-700 

1559 American sterling silver serving 

bowl, Meriden, and sterling 

bread plate, Wallace 

both 20th century: the bowl in pattern 

893, 9 in. Diam.; the bread plate, pattern 

1464, 6 in. Diam.; 11.70 ozt. t.w. 

Est. $200-300 

1560 American engraved sterling silver cake 

stand, Unger Bros., Newark, NJ 

circa 1910; pattern 09707; 3 3/4 in. H., 

9 7/8 in. Diam., 13.95 ozt. Est. $300-400 

1561 Group of American sterling silver and 

glass table articles by various makers 

20th century, including: Meriden 

reticulated basket, 9 1/4 in. Diam., 

with glass bottom and a partial set of 

glass condiment bowls; International- 

Commonwealth covered box, 4 1/2 in. 

Diam.; sterling-rimmed butter dish with 

cut glass bottom, 7 1/8 in. Diam.; Wallace 

reticulated serving tub, 5 1/8 in. Diam.; 

silver-overlay on colorless glass serving 

bowl; and a Lenox silver overlay on blue 

porcelain bowl; 14.50 ozt. of weighable 


1562 Two American sterling silver bread trays 

20th century, comprising: Robert Wallace, 

pattern 1579, with reeded edge, 

7 5/8 X 11 1/4 in.; and unmarked, pattern 

3035A, with reticulated rim, 12 X 7 1/4 in.; 

17.70 ozt. t.w. Est. $300-500 

1563 Assortment of silver-mounted glass 

table articles by various makers 

20th century, including: silver overlay on 

etched glass water pitcher, 9 1/2 in. H.; 

cut and etched glass pedestal jar with 

Meriden sterling silver cover, 10 1/8 in. H.; 

silver-overlay on etched glass pedestal 

jar and cover, 10 in. H.; cut glass syrup jug 

with silver collar and cover, 7 in. H.; and a 

pair of pressed glass pepper shakers with 

silver caps; together with a cut glass sugar 

shaker with silver-plated mounts, and a 

Sheffield plate toast rack Est. $100-150 


1564 American repousse sterling silver bowl, 

Reed & Barton, dated 1934 

pattern 405, designed as a wreath and 

berries; 6 in. Diam., 5.65 ozt. Est. $100-200 

1565 Continental silver bowl and a French 

enameled silver souvenir spoon 

the bowl with rope-twist edge, 

4 1/2 X 5 5/8 L., marked .800; the spoon 

with portrait of Napoleon and label “Paris;” 

3.90 ozt. t.w. Est. $80-125 

1566 Danish style sterling silver lobed 

bowl, The Randahl Shop, Chicago 

mid 20th century; 3 1/2 in. H., 7 3/8 X 9 3/8 

in.; 20.30 ozt. Est. $400-600 


tray, Schofield Co., Baltimore 

first half 20th century; 6 7/8 X 12 5/8 in., 

10.50 ozt. Est. $300-500 

1568 Portuguese silver round gallery tray, 

unidentified maker, Porto 

mid 19th century; the face engraved with 

a wreath, centering a hooded falcon crest 

with motto, “Facta Non Verba,” 1 1/2 in. H., 

9 in. Diam.; 15.70 ozt., .958 fine 

Est. $300-500 

1569 Portuguese reticulated and chased 

silver round gallery tray, 

unidentified maker, Porto 

mid 19th century; with reticulated oak-leaf 

and acorn rim, the center with bold floral 

engraving centering a hooded falcon crest 

and motto “Facta Non Verba;” 2 in. H., 

15 1/2 in. Diam.; 53.95 ozt., .958 fine 

Est. $1,000-1,500 


1570 American sterling silver water 

pitcher, Reed & Barton, dated 1951 

pattern X766; 8 3/4 in. H., 25 ozt. 

Est. $500-700 

1571 Burmese repousse silver center 

bowl, Sun Co., Rangoon (Yangon) 

20th century; decorated with narrative 

vignettes and foliage; 4 1/2 in. H., 8 1/4 in. 

Diam.; 18.70 ozt., .800 fine Est. $300-500 


punch ladle in the “Rose” pattern, 

Stieff, Baltimore 

mid-20th century; 14 1/4 in. L., 9.50 ozt. 

Est. $250-350 

1573 Twelve Mexican sterling silver 

drinking glass frames, 

unidentified maker, Mexico City 

mid 20th century; each 5 7/8 in. H., 2 3/4 in. 

max. Diam.; 39.15 ozt. t.w. Est. $500-700 




1574 American sterling silver pitcher, 

S. Kirk & Son Inc., Baltimore 

late 1920s, pattern 210A; 8 1/4 in. H., 

23.85 ozt. Est. $400-600 

1574A American repousse sterling silver 

punch ladle in the “Chrysanthemum” 

pattern, Kirk, Baltimore 

early 20th century; 14 7/8 in. L.; 9.50 ozt. 

Est. $300-500 

1575 

. 




American Federal style engraved 

sterling silver partial coffee and tea 

service, International Silver Co. 

first half-20th century, pattern 1315, 

comprising: coffeepot - 8 3/4 in. H.; teapot 

- 8 1/4 in. H.; covered sugar bowl - 5 1/2 in. 

H.; and cream pitcher - 4 1/8 in. H.; 44.75 

ozt. t.w. Est. $800-1,200 

1576 American Georgian style sterling silver 

salver, Black, Starr & Frost, Philadelphia 

early 20th century; pattern 4607, 9 in. 

Diam., 11.20 ozt. Est. $200-300 

1576A Two American neoclassical style 

sterling silver compotes, 

by Reed & Barton and Meriden 

Reed & Barton compote - reticulated 

rim and foot, 8 in. H.; Meriden compote - 

acanthus leaves modeled in the stem, 

7 1/4 in. H.; 10.30 ozt. t.w. Est. $200-300 


1577 American Revere style sterling silver 

presentation bowl, Gorham 

dated 1964, pattern 41660; 4 3/4 in. H., 

9 in. Diam.; 22.45 ozt. Est. $400-500 

1578 Pair of English sterling silver-weighted 

candlesticks, Birmingham, 1912 - ‘13 

unidentified maker; 10 1/4 in. H. including 

detachable bobeches Est. $250-400 

1579 Pair of American weighted sterling 

silver three-light candelabra, Hamilton 

mid 20th century; 12 in. H., 11 1/8 in. W. 

Est. $200-400 

1580 American engraved sterling silver 

shallow bowl, marked “Camellias No. 

110,” S. Kirk & Son, Baltimore 

20th century; 2 5/8 in. H., 12 in. Diam.; 

26.20 ozt. Est. $600-800 

1581 Pair of American repousse sterling silver 

waiters, Stieff, Baltimore, dated 1962 

pattern 200 and marked “HAND CHASED;” 

12 in. Diam., 39.45 ozt. t.w. 

Est. $1,000-1,500 


waiter, Stieff, Baltimore 

third quarter-20th century; pattern 200, 

marked “HAND CHASED;” 16 in. Diam., 

49 ozt. Est. $1,000-1,500 



1583 Seven American sterling silver 

serving dishes by various makers 

20th century; 23.95 ozt. t.w. Est. $400-600 


1584 Italian neoclassical style silver teapot 

first half-20th century; 7 1/4 in. H.; 

13.85 ozt., .800 fine Est. $200-300 

decorations silver 


1585 

. 

1586 

. 

American chased sterling silver 

bowl, Tiffany & Co., New York 

first half 20th century; 2 1/4 in. H., 12 in. 

Diam.; 24.10 ozt. Est. $800-1,200 




Twelve American engraved 

sterling silver bread plates: 6 by 

Schofield and 6 by International 

first half-20th century; 6 in. Diam., 

48.80 ozt. Est. $1,000-1,500 

1587 Four American reticulated sterling silver 


comprising: Wallace cake plate, pattern 

2361-3, 9 1/2 in. Diam.; Gorham cake plate, 

pattern 1814A, dated 1914, 8 in. Diam.; 

Wallace pedestal bowl, pattern 2225-3, 

4 in. H., 8 in. Diam.; and a Wallace bowl, 

pattern 2291-3, 7 in. Diam.; 26.40 ozt. t.w. 

Est. $500-700 

1588 Group of American weighted 

sterling silver table articles 

20th century, including a pair of Reed & 

Barton columnar candlesticks, pattern 

N461, 9 in. H.; and two nearly identical 

trumpet vases by International and 

Webster, 11 3/4 in. H. Est. $200-300 


1589 Four American sterling silver round 

serving dishes by various makers 

20th century, including: Kirk, pattern 922, 

12 1/8 in. Diam.; Revere, pattern 263, 10 3/4 

in. Diam.; Gorham, pattern A9884, dated 

1915, with two handles, 8 7/8 in. Diam.; and 

Schultz, pattern 104, 7 1/8 in. Diam.; 55.15 

ozt. t.w. Est. $1,000-1,500

silver 

1590 Pair of American weighted sterling silver 

three-light candelabra, Mueck-Carey 

mid 20th century; 12 1/2 in. H., 11 3/4 in. 

spread Est. $250-400 

1591 American sterling silver-mounted 

colorless glass pocket flask, 

Unger Brothers 

first quarter-20th century; 6 in. H. 

Est. $50-100 

1592 Assortment of American sterling silver 


comprising: Watson Art Deco style 

cream jug and sugar bowl; Gorham 

gravy boat; Revere Silver Co. reticulated 

basket; Sterling Silver Manufacturing 

Co. reticulated vase stand (no glass); 

Wallace oblong octagonal bowl; and an 

International-Commonwealth mayonnaise 

bowl; 27.60 ozt. Est. $600-900 

1593 American Revere style sterling 

silver center bowl, Wallace 

20th Century, pattern B410; 4 7/8 in. H., 

10 in. Diam.; 26.60 ozt. Est. $500-700 


table articles and serving pieces 

20th century, including: Mueck-Carey 

cake plate, 10 1/8 in. Diam.; porringer by 

unidentified maker with dragon handle; 

Stieff jaeger cup; Mauser teacup; two 

napkin rings, and so forth; for a total of 

18.10 ozt. of weighable sterling; together 

with a Spanish condiment stand with two 

spoons, 2.25 ozt, .800 fine; and a silverplated 

dinner bell Est. $300-500 



20th century, comprising: Kirk repousse 

open salt and matching spoon, early 20th 

century; pair of Stieff repousse napkin 

rings; pair of Redlich open salts with cobalt 

liners, matching pepper shakers, pair of 

Elsilco salt spoons; etched glass jelly jar 

with silver cover and silver teaspoon; and a 

Fisher weighted silver cream jug and open 

sugar bowl; 9.25 ozt. of weighable silver 

Est. $150-250 

1596 Assortment of American sterling 

silver table articles and 

serving pieces by various makers 

20th century, including: Gorham bread 

tray; Schiebler gravy boat and mustard 

pot; Gorham and Dominick & Haff “King’s” 

pattern sugar tongs; and so forth; 44 ozt. 

of weighable silver; together with 6 pearlhandled 

fruit knives, and a silver-plated 

sugar tong Est. $800-1,000 

1597 Assorted American sterling silver 

table articles and small serving 

pieces by various makers 

including: Gorham reticulated bonbon 

with floral rim, 2 3/4 in. H., 5 3/4 X 7 5/8 

in.; four Gorham shakers, 4 1/2 in. H.; 

Blackinton Art Nouveau style sardine fork 

and matching cake knife; and three other 

small items; 12.80 ozt. of weighable silver 

Est. $200-300 






early to mid-20th century, including: R. 

Wallace “Washington” pattern slotted 

serving spoon, “Violet” bonbon spoon, 

and “Somerset” sauce ladle; International 

“Andover” sugar tongs; pair of Gorham 

“Lancaster” mustard spoons; and a pair of 

Reed & Barton baby spoons with cat motif; 

7 ozt. t.w. Est. $150-250 

1599 Selection of American sterling 

silver flatware and serving pieces 

in the “Repousse” pattern, 


early 20th century, comprising: 6 cream 

soup spoons (round bowls, 7 1/4 in. L.); 

gravy ladle (7 1/2 in. L.); and hot cake lifter 

(7 in. L.); 17.45 ozt. Est. $350-500 

1600 Assortment of American and 

Continental silver table articles and 


early to mid -20th century, including: 

mote spoon, without maker’s mark; pair of 

Towle “Bead” pattern open salt cellars; pair 

of German rococo style grape shears; six 

Mexican cocktail straws; and six individual 

size salt and pepper shakers, without 

maker’s mark; 5.75 ozt. t.w., most sterling 

standard; together with a German white 

brass souvenir fork with sailing ship tip 

Est. $150-200 

1600A Seven American sterling silver 

napkin rings by various makers 

late 19th and 20th century, including 

S. Kirk & Son repousse, Gorham and other 

Eastlake style, and so forth; 5.85 ozt. t.w. 

Est. $200-300 


silver-handled serving pieces 

by various makers 

20th century, including: Dominick & 

Haff three-piece poultry carving set in 

the “Queen Anne, Plain” pattern; Kirk 

“Winslow” pie spade; salad serving set 

by unidentified maker with olivewood 

utensils; etc. Est. $150-250 

1602 Three American sterling silver serving 

pieces by various makers 

early 20th century, comprising: Dominick 

& Haff “Century” pattern asparagus server, 

9 3/4 in. L.; a Gorham “Kensington” pie 

spade, 9 in. L.; and a Schofield repousse 

salad serving fork, 9 in. L.; 10 ozt. t.w. 

Est. $200-300 



20th century, including: Maschmeyer 

Richards Co. reticulated nut bowl with 

6 matching individual size bowls; Wm. 

Nost Co. baby cup; Schofield engraved 

silver card tray, oval, 4 1/4 X 5 7/8 in.; 

Wallace butter dish with knife holder, 

6 3/8 in. Diam.; “Fairfax” pattern tart spade; 

reticulated jar frame (no glass present); 

and a reticulated mustard pot frame (no 

glass); 16.30 ozt. weighable Est. $300-400 

1604 Three American Beaux Arts style 

sterling silver serving pieces 

late 19th century; comprising Unger 

Brothers part-gilt dessert ladle and two 

Durgin “Louis XV” serving spoons; 7.30 ozt. 

Est. $150-250 



flatware by various makers 

late 19th and early 20th century, including: 

9 Gorham “Old French” forks; 10 Dominick 

& Haff “Virginia” tea spoons and 10 

matching shellfish forks; and so forth; 

together with 2 coin silver tea spoons; 

48.75 ozt. t.w. Est. $900-1,200 

1606 Group of American sterling 

silver flatware in the 

“William & Mary” pattern, Lunt 

second quarter-20th century, comprising: 

2 salad forks; 6 teaspoons; 4 butter 

spreaders; and 8 knives (9 in. L., standard 

stainless blades); 10.50 ozt. of weighable 


1607 Six American repousse sterling silver 


late 19th and 20th century, including: Kirk 

“Repousse” serving spoon and small berry 

spoon; Hennegan Bates sauce ladle; Stieff 

“Rose” tomato server; Jenkins & Jenkins 

hotcake server; and a Dominick & Haff “No. 

10” serving fork; 12.40 ozt. t.w. 

Est. $300-400 

1608 Spanish silver vinaigrette and a 

Middle Eastern white brass box 

the vinaigrette modeled as a sparrow, 

1 3/8 in. H., .50 ozt.; the box with repousse 

cover, engraved with a star of David 

underneath, 2 X 2 5/8 in. Est. $80-125 


1609 Group of American sterling silver, 

weighted sterling, and silver-mounted 


20th century, including: two weighted 

silver compotes; Fred Hirsch baby cup; 

silver and glass jar etched “Instant Coffee;” 

and three silver-mounted glass shakers 

Est. $100-150 


flatware and serving pieces in the 

“Rose” pattern, Stieff, Baltimore 

mid 20th century, including: a two-piece 

poultry carving set (stainless utensils); 

cold meat fork; luncheon fork; and four tea 

spoons; 7.65 ozt. of weighable silver 

Est. $150-250 

1611 American part-gilt sterling silver 

serving spoon in the “San Lorenzo” 

pattern, Tiffany & Co., New York 

first half 20th century; 9 1/4 in. L., 3.50 ozt.; 

together with a Rogers Brothers silverplated 

gravy ladle Est. $100-200 

1612 Six American silver spoons 

in the “Wadefield” pattern, 


first half -20th century; 6 5/8 in. L.; 

6.75 ozt. Est. $125-175 

1613 Four Georgian sterling silver 

table spoons, 18th century 

comprising: a pair of engraved spoons 

with hallmarks of Richard Ferris, Exeter, 

1799-1800, 8 1/2 in. L.; one with hallmarks 

of London, 1755-’56, maker unidentified, 

7 7/8 in. L.; and one with indistinct 

hallmarks, about 1750, 8 1/4 in. L.; 

7.10 ozt. t.w. Est. $200-300 

1614 Assortment of American sterling and 

coin silver flatware by various makers 

19th and 20th century, comprising 7 

pieces: Stieff hand-chased “Rose” sugar 

spoon and “Forget Me Not” jelly spoon; 

3 George Webb coin silver forks with 

beaded edge; Wallace “Irving” teaspoon; 

and a Kirk “Mayflower” teaspoon (as is); 

8.60 ozt. t.w., .925 and .900 fine; together 

with a small group of plated flatware 

Est. $150-250 

1615 Twelve American engraved sterling 

silver iced tea spoons in the “Mayflower” 

pattern, Schofield, Baltimore 

mid-20th century, 7 7/8 in. L., 16.40 ozt. 

Est. $350-500 

1616 Seven American sterling and coin silver 

spoons and a sauce ladle, 19th century 

including: a serving spoon by J. Wood, 

New York, 1st half 19th century, 10 1/4 in. 

L.; table spoon by B. Dexter, New Bedford 

MA, 8 3/4 in. L.; a table spoon by T. Steele, 

Hartford, CT, 8 3/4 in. L.; a spoon marked 

“J. Leonard” (possibly Jacob Leonard, 

Fredericksburg, VA), 6 7/8 in. L.; and so 

forth; 9.70 ozt. t.w. Est. $200-300 


silver flatware in the “Rose” 

pattern, Stieff, Baltimore 

comprising 49 pieces: 12 salad forks; 21 

teaspoons; and 16 knives (8 7/8 in. L., two 

with French style stainless blades, the rest 

with standard stainless blades); 36.10 ozt. 

of weighable silver Est. $800-1,000 


and coin silver spoons 

19th and 20th century, comprising: 7 

Georg Jensen (USA) demitasse spoons; 6 

International “Newport” pattern demitasse 

spoons; S. & E. Roberts fiddle teaspoon; 

another unidentified coin teaspoon; and 

two pieces of plated flatware; 5.65 ozt. of 






20th century, including: Poole Silver Co. 

cream jug and open sugar bowl; Watrous 

porringer and dinner bell; Hamilton 

weighted mayonnaise bowl; Towle open 

waste bowl; and a Kirk “Quadrille” bottle 

opener; 15.75 ozt. of weighable silver 

Est. $300-400 



partial vanity set, Stieff, Baltimore 

early 20th century, comprising: whisk, 

button hook, cuticle knife, cuticle scissors, 

and a nail file; together with a Webster Art 

Nouveau style whisk Est. $80-125 

1621 Assorted American sterling silver 


20th century, comprising: Rogers, Bolen, 

& Lunt porringer, 6 in. L.; Watson sugar 

cube rack, 7 in. L.; Dunkirk bowl with 

gadrooned edge, 5 1/2 in. Diam.; Frank 

Whiting “Talisman Rose” coaster with 

etched glass bottom, 6 1/2 in. Diam.; 

pair of International “Prelude” weighted 

candle holders; and two silver-handled pie 

spades without makers’ marks; 6.40 ozt. of 


silver 

1622 Group of Burmese repousse 


20th century, comprising: four barrel-form 

pepper mills, a matching exterior without 

mechanism, and a matching salt shaker, 

marked “Soun Than” and “800;” together 

with a repousse silver cane head, and four 

repousse silver pepper shakers; 4.80 ozt. of 



silver flatware by various makers 

20th century; including: Kirk “Repousse” 

carving knife and tart spade, each with 

stainless utensil, pickle fork, sugar spoon, 

jelly spoon, and three tea spoons; two 

Stieff “Rose” knives, with French style silverplated 

blades; four International “Prelude” 

butter spreaders; and two Dominick & Haff 

“La Salle” butter spreaders; 10.25 ozt. of 


1624 English silver plate on copper 

illuminated center piece 

second half 19th century Est. $300-500 


1625 

. 

1626 

. 

Mexican sterling silver seven-piece 

coffee and tea service, 

Jose Marmolejos, Mexico City 

mid 20th century, comprising: water kettle 

on stand, coffee pot, tea pot, cream pitcher, 

sugar bowl, waste bowl, and tray; 287.40 

ozt. Est. $6,000-8,000 

Israeli baroque style sterling 

silver Chanukah menorah 

(Chanukia), Hazorfim 

20th century; 27 1/4 in. H., 19 in. W.; 

68.85 ozt. Est. $2,000-4,000

silver / jewelry 

1627 English Sheffield silver-plated 

five piece coffee and tea service 

20th century, in fitted box Est. $100-200 

1628 English Sheffield silver-plate 

on copper candelabra 

19th century Est. $150-250 

1629 French empire style silver-plate 

on copper dressing mirror 

early 19th century Est. $250-350 




1630 English silver-plate on copper 

hot water urn 



1631 Silver plated five-light candelabra 

Est. $50-100 

1632 German Jugendstil pewter five-piece 

coffee and tea set designed 

by Hugo Leven, Kayserzinn 

early 20th century, pattern 4510, 

comprising: Coffee pot, tea pot, cream jug, 

sugar bowl, and tray Est. $700-900 

1633 Set of eight baroque style silver-plated 

candlesticks, marked Topazio 

20th century, 9 1/2 in. H. Est. $150-250 

1634 Three American sterling 


20th century, comprising: Towle Revere 

style bowl, pattern 525, with blueenameled 

interior, 4 3/4 in. H., 8 3/4 in. 

Diam.; Mueck-Carey round undertray, 

pattern 200, 5 5/8 in. Diam.; and a Revere 

Silversmiths weighted toothpick urn, 

2 3/4 in. H.; 21.30 ozt. of weighable silver 

Est. $400-600 

1635 Pair of English Sheffield 

silver-plated candlesticks 

late 19th century; 8 1/2 in. H. Est. $80-125 




1636 Set of twelve American weighted 

sterling silver tall dessert flutes 

second quarter-20th century; unidentified 

maker, each 9 1/4 in. H. Est. $200-300 

1637 Ten American reticulated sterling 

silver sherbet bowl frames by 

Matthews and an unidentified maker 

comprising seven by Matthews, 3 1/2 in. 

H., and three marked only “STERLING,” 3 in. 

H.; with etched glass inserts; 16.20 ozt. of 


1638 Twelve American reticulated sterling 

silver ramekin frames, Wallace 

20th century, pattern 0948, 5 1/2 in. L.; 

15.85 ozt. t.w. of silver; together with 

11 porcelain inserts Est. $300-400 


1639 Assortment of American and 

other sterling silver table articles 

by various makers 

19th and 20th century, including: an 

English basket with cobalt liner, Henry 

Bailey, London, 1789-’90, 2 1/2 in. H.; a 

Gorham Aesthetic style reeded bowl; a 

Dominick & Haff reeded bread tray; an 

engraved ice cream knife by unidentified 

maker; 19.50 ozt. of weighable silver; 

together with a Continental silver-plated 

sugar bowl Est. $400-600 

1640 Two pairs of Sheffield plate entree 

covers, James Dixon & Sons 

Sheffield Est. $200-300 

1641 English neoclassical style 

Sheffield plate mirrored plateau 


1642 Continental rococo style 

silver-plated plateau 


1643 English beaux arts style base 

late 19th century, together with a pair of 

similar figural nut bowls Est. $100-200 

1644 Pair of baroque style candle sticks 

together with two other candlesticks and 

eight neoclassical style footed bowls 

Est. $100-150 

1645 Continental art nouveau style 

silver-plate and etched glass covered jar 

Est. $100-150 

1646 Two Continental neoclassical style 

silver-plated center piece bowls 

20th century, together a Sheffield plate 

shell form bowl Est. $80-125 

1647 Assortment of silver-plated items 

19th and 20th century including: a 

Barbour quadruple plate, a tilting kettle 

on stand, a French neoclassical style 

chocolate pot, and a partial Sheffield tea 

set Est. $100-200 

1648 American silver-plated well and tree 

platter, Tiffany & Co., New York 

together with a Continental engraved 

silver-plated service tray, 19th century, and 

an English Sheffield round plateau, early 


1649-1674 No lots 

1675 14K yellow gold and jade 

inset bangle bracelet 

27 grams total, interior of the bracelet 

measures 2.25 in. diameter Est. $300-500 

1676 14K yellow gold, jade and multi-colored 

hardstone inset bangle bracelet 

28 grams total, interior of the bracelet 

approximately 2.25 in. diameter 

Est. $300-500 

1677 Lady’s gold and jade ring link bracelet 

approximately 7.5 inches length 

Est. $200-300 

1678 Chinese jade bracelet, with original label 

interior measures 2.5 inches diameter 

Est. $100-200 

1679 Pair of lady’s 14K yellow gold 

and turquoise parure 

including: 1) oval pendant-brooch; 2) pair 

of pendant-drop earrings; 3) pendant 

necklace Est. $200-300 

1680 Pair of gentleman’s antique 

rose gold and agate cufflinks 

late 19th century, bearing intaglio portraits 

of a warrior, 16 grams total Est. $150-250 

1681 14K gold flattened chain necklace 

approximately 16.5 in. length, 26 grams 

Est. $600-700 

1682 18K gold braided flexible chain bracelet 

approximately 6.5 inches length, 21 grams 

Est. $600-700 

1683 Two 14K gold lady’s bracelets 

1) curb chain, approximately 6.5 in. length; 

2) twisted-double strand, approximately 

7.25 in. length; 23 grams total 

Est. $500-700 


1684 

. 

Lady’s 14K yellow equestrian 

motif link bracelet 

approximately 6.5 inches length, 

20 grams Est. $500-700 

1685 14K yellow gold braided chain necklace 

approximately 17 in. length, 22 grams 

Est. $600-800 

1686 18K yellow gold horse-form brooch 

10 grams Est. $300-500

1687 

. 

1688 

. 

1689 

. 

14K tri-colored hunting case pendant 

watch; together with plated watch chain 

1) watch face marked “Henry Voight, 

Baltimore, MD.,” movement marked “ 

American Waltham Watch Co., 8700842;” 

the watch, including movement, crystal, 

case, etc., weighs 35 grams total; 2) Art 

Nouveau style gold plated watch chain 

and slide Est. $800-1,200 

Rolex Oyster Perpetual Day-Date 

18K gold gentleman’s wristwatch 

136 grams total Est. $5,000-7,000 

Diamond and 14K gold ring 

round-cut diamond approximately 2.50 

cts., size 6.5; entire ring, including the 

diamond and gold, weighs approximately 


1690 14K gold and diamond Masonic ring 

11 grams total Est. $250-350 

1691 Art Deco white gold, 

diamond and sapphire ring 

size 5.5; ring weighs approximately 

3 grams total, including metal and 

stones Est. $100-200 

1692 Pair of 14K gold and diamond 

gentleman’s cufflinks 

diamonds approximately .75 cts. total; the 

cufflinks weigh approximately 11 grams 


1693 

. 

1694 

. 

Gold Liberty eagle coin pendant, 

with a 14K gold link chain 


14K gold gentleman’s bracelet 

marked “HAS;” approximately 77 grams 

total Est. $1,800-2,250 

1695 14K yellow gold wedding band 

3 grams Est. $50-100 

1696 Group of jewelry 

including: 1) $20 gold-filled piece, 

set in gold-filled pendant frame; 2) 14K 

white gold and faux diamond ring; 

3) sterling silver and turquoise inset ring 

Est. $100-200 

1697 

. 

Curt Motton Baltimore Orioles American 

League Championship ring, 1969 

10K yellow gold, with black enamel and 

orange gemstone, presented to Baltimore 

Oriole outfielder Curtell “Curt” Howard 

Motton, size 11 1/2; 35 grams total 

Est. $1,500-2,000 

Provenance: Descended through the family of 

the Baltimore Oriole outfielder, Curtell “Curt” 

Howard Motton (September 24, 1940 – 

January 21, 2010). 

jewelry 


1698 

. 

1699 

. 

1700 

. 

Curt Motton Baltimore Orioles 

American League Championship 

“Japanese Tour” ring, 1971 

14K yellow gold, with black enamel and 

orange gemstone, presented to Baltimore 

Oriole outfielder, Curtell “Curt” Howard 

Motton, size 11 1/2; 36 grams total 

Est. $1,500-2,000 

Provenance: Descended through the family of 

the Baltimore Oriole outfielder, Curtell “Curt” 

Howard Motton (September 24, 1940 – 

January 21, 2010). 

18K yellow gold ring, containing a 

gold stater of Seleukos I in the name of 

Alexander the Great, Babylon Mint 

struck circa 311-300 B.C., 24 grams total, 

size 4 Est. $4,000-5,000 

Art Deco platinum, 

diamond and ruby ring 

center ruby approximately .48cts., 

diamonds approximately 1 cts. total, 

size 5 Est. $400-600 

1701 Lady’s 14K yellow gold, 

diamond and sapphire ring 

size 7 Est. $300-500

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1702 18K yellow gold and diamond 

flower-form cocktail ring 

diamonds approximately .73 cts.; the ring 

weighs approximately 10 grams total, 

including gold and diamonds; size 5.5; 

Est. $300-500 

1703 

. 

1704 

. 

1705 

. 

Vienna Secessionist silver brooch, with 

gouache on ivory miniature of a woman 

late 19th-early 20th century, bearing the 

hallmarks of Josef Hoffmann and the 

Wiener Werkstatte (Austria, 1870-1956) 

Est. $1,000-1,500 




Antique diamond and 

gold starburst pendant-brooch 

late 19th century, composed of 55 

diamonds weighing approximately 

7.89 cts. total Est. $4,000-6,000 

Edwardian diamond and pearl brooch 

early 20th century, mounted in platinum, 

center diamond approximately 1cts., 

surrounding diamonds approximately 

1.40cts. total Est. $3,000-5,000 

1706 

. 

1707 

. 

1708 

. 

1709 

. 

Art Deco diamond and 

sapphire flexible link bracelet 

circa 1925, diamonds approximately 3 cts. 

total, sapphires approximately 3 cts. total, 

set into unmarked white gold, possibly 

platinum, approximately 3.75 inches 

length Est. $1,500-2,500 

Art Deco diamond and 

sapphire flexible link bracelet 

circa 1925, diamonds approximately 

3.42cts. total, sapphires approximately 3.70 

cts. total, set into platinum, approximately 

6.75 inches length Est. $2,000-3,000 

Edwardian gold, diamond 

and baroque pearl bracelet 

early 20th century, diamonds 

approximately .72 cts., diamonds set into 

white gold, 17 grams total Est. $500-700 

Buhre 14K yellow gold and diamond 

belt-form lady’s wrist watch 

mid-20th century, approximately 

5.50 inches length, 25 grams total 

Est. $500-700 


1710 

. 

Victorian yellow gold opera 

length chain, with a diamond 

and gold slide pendant 

diamonds approximately 1 .30 cts. total, 

chain approximately 60 inches length 

total, 57 grams total Est. $1,500-2,000 

1711 Victorian hand-wrought 

low carat gold chain necklace 

24 grams, approximately 17 inches length 

Est. $300-500 

1712 Art Nouveau style yellow and 

rose gold flower motif bar brooch 

7 grams Est. $150-250 

1713 Victorian rock crystal, inset rose-cut 

diamond and emerald star motif brooch 

with a 14K yellow gold pin-back mounting 

Est. $300-500 

1714 Victorian 14K yellow gold 

and agate intaglio watch fob 

the agate plaque bearing a profiled bust 

portrait of medusa Est. $100-200 

1715 Waltham 14K yellow gold 

open-face pocket watch 

movement marked “A.W.W. Co., Waltham, 

Mass., Riverside, 7276499” Est. $200-300 

1716 Two 18K yellow gold wedding bands 

1) inscribed “David Bendann, July 12, 1871,” 

size 8; 2) stamped “18” and with English 

hallmark; 14 grams total Est. $300-500 

1717 Cartier 14K yellow gold key ring, bearing 

a 14K yellow gold shamrock charm 

4 grams Est. $100-200 

1718 Pair of gentleman’s Art Deco 

14K gold, mother-of-pearl and 

cultured pearl cufflinks; together 

with matching shirt buttons 

16 grams total Est. $200-300

1719 Art Deco white gold wedding band 

4 grams, size 4.5 Est. $50-100 

1720 Group of gold and 

gold-filled jewelry findings 

including: 1) graduated cultured pearl 

necklace, with an Art Deco white gold and 

diamond clasp; 2) yellow gold and ruby 

flower-form stick pin; 3) Art Deco yellow 

gold and enamel monogrammed clip; 

4) assorted gold and gold-filled shirt 

buttons; 5) miscellaneous broken watch 

chain links and other jewelry findings; etc. 

Est. $100-200 

1721 Group of Victorian jewelry 

including: 1) gilt metal, faux pearl and 

inset black gemstone pendant-brooch, 

bearing the photograph of a gentleman: 

2) Egyptian enameled metal sarcophagusform 

pen-pendant and a pewter penpendant; 

3) two low carat gold and niello 

enameled bangle bracelets Est. $50-100 

1722 Victorian engraved gold bangle bracelet 

6 grams Est. $150-250 


1723 Four 14K gold wedding bands 


1724 Lady’s 14K gold and baroque pearl 

bracelet; together with a 24K gold and 

diamond charm 

1) pearls average approximately 3 mm 

diameter, bracelet approximately 6.25 in. 

length, 11 grams total; 2) charm measures 

.75 in. length, .50 in. width, diamond 

approximately .06 cts., 8 grams total 

Est. $400-600 

1725 Art Deco unmarked gold, diamond 

and sapphire filigree pendant 

1 gram total Est. $50-100 

1726 Assorted 14K gold jewelry 


1727 Group of 14K gold jewelry 

including: chains, beads, jewelry findings, 

etc.; 28 grams total Est. $600-800 

1728 Pair of 18K yellow gold hoop 

earrings; together with a pair of 

14K yellow hammered gold 

seashell-form post earring 

1) hoops, approximately 1.25 in. diameter, 

7 grams; 2) shell earrings, approximately 

.75 in. length, .50 in. width, 13 grams 

Est. $400-600 

1729 Two watches; together with 

a Victorian bangle bracelet 

1) retro Movado gold-plated watch, with 

a Speidel leather wrist band; 2) Art Deco 

gold-plated rectangular face braceletwatch, 

with a cord wrist band; 3) Victorian 

gold-filled gargoyle-form bangle bracelet 

Est. $50-100 



1730 Lady’s 14K yellow gold and diamond 

daisy wreath-form brooch 

diamonds approximately .30 cts. total, 


1731 Lady’s 14K gold and diamond 

swirl motif pendant-brooch 

diamonds approximately 1.27cts. total, 


1732 Lady’s 14K yellow gold and 

cultured pearl spray-form brooch 

makers mark “H.S.B.,” 5 grams 

Est. $100-200 

1733 18K yellow gold and enamel snail-form 

brooch; together with a 14K yellow gold 

and ruby fox-form circle brooch 


1734 14K yellow gold twisted bow-form 

brooch; together with a Victorian 

silver, rose-cut diamond, moonstone 

and ruby snake motif brooch 

1) bow brooch, approximately 1.75 

in. length, 3 grams; 2) snake brooch, 

approximately 1 in. diameter, 3 grams 

Est. $100-200 

1735 Lady’s 14K yellow gold, diamond 

and blue enamel cocktail ring 

diamonds approximately .61 cts. total, 

size 5.5 Est. $200-300 

1736 Lady’s 14K yellow gold 

and amethyst cocktail ring 

5 grams total, size 5.5 Est. $150-250 

1737 Lady’s 14K white and yellow 

gold twisted knot-form ring 

6 grams, size 5 Est. $100-200 

1738 Gentleman’s 14K yellow gold wedding 

band; together with a lady’s 14K gold 

and diamond ribbon motif ring 

1) wedding band, inscribed “Mary to Jack, 

August 21, 1932,” size 10.5; 2) lady’s ring, 

diamonds approximately .30 cts. total, size 

6.5; 8 grams total Est. $200-300 

1739 Omega diamond and low carat 

white gold bracelet-watch; 

together with a 10K gold and 

diamond pin-wheel form brooch 

1) watch, has a Speidel twist-o-flex 

wristband; 2) brooch, 2 grams 

Est. $50-100 

jewelry 

1740 Group of 10K gold gentleman’s jewelry; 

together with a gold plated medal 

including glass rings and lapel pins; 



1741 Two woven horse hair 

and leather bracelets 

reportedly crafted by inmates at the Deer 

Lodge State Prison in Montana 

Est. $50-100 

1742 Group of silver and gilt-metal objects 

1) English coin metal open face pocket 

watch; 2) Swiss gilded .800 silver and aqua 

blue enamel pendant watch; 3) Victorian 

gilt-metal mechanical pencil; 4) Sterling 

silver “Lang” brooch, modeled as a jockey 

on horseback Est. $50-100 

1743 Group of silver jewelry 

including: 1) three hat pins; 2) six 

bracelets; 3) several pairs of silver and 

gemstone earrings and rings; 4) a few 

miscellaneous earrings; the entire lot, 

including gemstones and silver, weighs 

approximately 7 ozt. total Est. $150-250 

1744 Group of silver jewelry 

including: 1) blue cabochon gemstone and 

seahorse form link bracelet; 2) multi-strand 

and blue gemstone flower-motif necklace, 

marked “H.S.B.;” 3) two charm bracelets; 

the entire lot, including gemstones and 

silver, weighs 3 ozt. total Est. $50-100 

1745 Group of silver and stone jewelry 

7 ozt total Est. $100-200 

1746 Group of silver, hardstone 

and costume jewelry 

the silver weighs approximately 8 ozt total, 

Est. $100-200 

1747 Small group of gilt metal 


Est. $50-100 

1748 Assorted group of wrist watches 

Est. $50-100 

1749 Assorted costume jewelry 

Est. $50-100 


jewelry 

1750 Assorted costume and silver jewelry 

including: bead necklaces, hardstone rings, 

Mallorca pearls, gilt metal jewelry, etc. 

Est. $50-100 

1751 Group of gilt metal and costume jewelry 

Est. $50-100 


including: rhinestone brooches, bead 

necklaces, faux pearls, etc. Est. $50-100 


including: gilt metal and rhinestone 

brooches, bead necklaces, bracelets, etc. 

Est. $50-100 

1754 Large assortment of costume jewelry 

Est. $100-200 

1755 Large assortment of hardstone 


Est. $100-200 

1756 Large assortment of hardstone 


Est. $100-200 

1757 Group of contemporary 

designer costume jewelry 

brands include: Lee Angel, Anne Koplik, 

BCBG, etc. Est. $100-200 

1758 Group of costume jewelry 

Est. $50-100 

1759 Group of silver and costume jewelry 

Est. $50-100 

1760 Group of synthetic amber 

and hardstone jewelry 

Est. $50-100 

1761 

. 

Louis Vuitton leather 

miniature back pack 

Est. $300-500 

1762 Lady’s flocked velvet, bead 

and gilt metal hand bag, 

manufactured by Mary Frances 

Est. $50-100 

1763 Suede handbag, bearing a 

carved jade clasp; together with a 

similar suede handbag, bearing a 

gilt-silver and gemstone clasp 

Est. $100-200 

1764 Lady’s rabbit fur coat; together 

with a lady’s chinchilla calf 

length coat, with a leather belt 

Est. $100-200 

1765 Lady’s Persian lamb and mink trimmed 

coat; together with a mink collar 

the jacket was retailed by “Mano Swartz” 

Est. $300-500 

1766 Lady’s fox and leather coat; together 

with a mink capelette 

1) coat, retailed by “The Hecht Company, 

2) capelette, retailed by “Mano Swartz” 

Est. $100-200 

1767 Lady’s mink coat 

Est. $100-200 

1768 Lady’s brown colored Persian lamb coat 

retailed by “Livov Bros.” Est. $50-100 

1769 Lady’s ivory colored Persian 

lamb mid-calf coat 

Est. $50-100 

1770 Lady’s dark brown colored double 

breasted mink jacket, with a leather belt 

retailed by “Barbatsuly Bros.” Est. $50-100 

1771 Lady’s brown colored mink 

jacket; together with a 

brown colored mink stole 

the jacket retailed by “Barbatsuli Bros.” 

Est. $50-100 


1772 

. 

. Lady’s full length mink coat 

Est. $300-500 

1773 Lady’s taupe Persian lamb jacket, 

with a mink collar 

retailed by “Barbatsuly Bros.” Est. $50-100 

1774 Lady’s Persian lamb jacket, 

with mink trimmed collar and cuffs 

retailed by “Hutzler’s” Est. $150-250 

End of Sale

Jean Laronze (French, 1852-1937). 

Shepherd Girl with Flock at Stream, oil on canvas, signed, 26 ½ x 20 ½ in., framed 

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ADDenDum CAtAlog 

Mon., December 12th, 10:00 AM Session 

Lots 600-1399 

American, Continental, and Quality Reproduction Furniture; 

Tall-Case Clocks; Estate Collections of American and Continental 

Paintings, Bronze Sculpture, and Silver; Estate Jewelry; Porcelain; 

Glass; Oriental Rugs; Coins; Guns; Toys; Books and Autographs 

Featuring Property from: The Estate of Constance D. Bendann, Baltimore, MD; Sold for 

the Benefit of The Baltimore Museum of Art, The Walters Art Museum, and Maryland 

Historical Society; Monumental Life Insurance Company; Sold for the Benefit of 

Habitat for Humanity, Big Brothers Big Sisters, and March of Dimes; 

The Estate of Donald L. Roye, Cockeysville, MD; The Estate of Mary G. Geyer, 

Baltimore, MD; Numerous Other Estates and Consignors 

Auction Dates 

Saturday, December 10, 2011 • Session begins at 11 am 

Monday, December 12, 2011 • Sessions begin at 10 am and 5 pm 

Auction Schedule 

» Saturday, December 10, 2011 at 11 am 

Decorative Arts; Sculpture; Furniture; Clocks; Paintings and Prints (Lots 1 – 599) 

» Monday, December 12, 2011 

10 am: Decorative Arts; Furniture; Artwork; Toys; Books and Autographs; Guns; Coins (Lots 600-1399) 

5 pm: Oriental Rugs; Silver; Jewelry (Lots 1400 – 1774)

600 Two Nippon floral decorated 

porcelain double-handled vases 

first quarter-20th century Est. $100-200 

601 Two Japanese Satsuma landscape 

and gilt decorated vases 


601A Two Japanese ivory figures 

Est. $50-100 

602 Brass and metal compass 


602A Japanese carved ivory figure of a 

crabber, and a vegetable ivory figure 

Est. $70-100 

603 Two coral Carl Kauba painted 

bronze Indian figures, and a 

Richard Clive goose drawing 

Est. $100-200 

603A Pair of Victorian and gilt-metal and 

mother-of-pearl opera glasses, marked 

“N. MATSON & CO CHICAGO” 

Est. $100-200 

604 Six Royal Doulton china character jugs, 

and a Winston Churchill toby jug 

character jugs include: “The Falconer,” 

“Guardsman,” “Macawber,” “Dick Turpin” and 

so forth Est. $150-250 

604A Assorted Waterford and cut 

crystal glass items 

Waterford items include: bird figure, butter 

dish; cut glass items include: pitcher, two 

candy dishes, and decanter 

Est. $250-350 

605 Nine assorted porcelain and 

china bird figurines 

makers include: Boehm, Royal 

Copenhagen, Hutschenreuther, 

and so forth Est. $150-250 

606 Six Hummel figurines 

Est. $125-200 

607 Three pairs of brass push-up 

candlesticks, pair of classical style 

Corinthian column candlesticks, 

and a spelter figure 

Est. $125-200 

608 Ten glass paperweights with 

photographic images 

late 19th century Est. $150-250 

609 Japanese coraline porcelain vase 

Est. $125-200 

610 Seven American glass paperweights 

with photographic image inserts 

late 19th century; one star shaped 

Est. $150-250 

611 Pair of Waterford cut crystal 

candlesticks, and four Hawks 

wheat etched water glasses 

Est. $125-200 

612 Set of 12 Winterling blue and 

white porcelain cups and saucers, 

and four Dresden and Dresden 

style crinoline figures 

Est. $60-90 

613 Japanese painted ceramic frog ring base 

modeled as three upright dancing frogs 

Est. $50-100 

614 Two Continental paint and 

transfer painted miniature plaques 

mounted as brooches, and a Dresden 

type porcelain applied floral box 

Est. $125-200 

615 Assorted carved ivory and bone 

elephants and other animals 

Est. $40-60 

616 24 assorted pieces of gilt-washed 

flatware with floral porcelain handles 

Est. $30-50 

616A 17 pieces of Waterford crystal 

including: wine stems, cordials, decanter, 

and fairy lampshade Est. $250-400 

617 1919 Odd Fellows souvenir program, 

similar 1931 souvenir program, 

letter from high-ranking official, 

and an Odd Fellows badge 

Est. $50-100 

618 Assorted Continental glass fish 

and other pendants, possibly Murano 

Est. $125-200 

618A American Belleek porcelain tankard with 

painted monk and grapevine decoration 

Est. $100-200 

619 Nine assorted glass paperweights with 

photographic images, and a chrome 

“Penn” hardware paperweight 

Est. $150-250 

619A Set of four Continental style 

cast-brass curtain tiebacks 

Est. $100-300 

620 Seven fossilized trilobites, 

and a fossilized ammonite 

Est. $150-250 

annex gallery 

621 Eight glass paperweights with 

inset photographic images 

Est. $150-250 

621A Herend porcelain rabbit figure, 

and a Chinese carved ivory rouge pot 

Est. $100-150 

622 Ten assorted glass paperweights 

with inset photographic images 

Est. $150-250 

623 Victorian celluloid fabric and 

mirrored photo album with large 

assortment of period images 

Est. $200-300 

624 Chippendale style mahogany 

diminutive highboy 

split pediment fretwork bonnet, ball and 

claw feet, 64 in. H., 26 in. W. Est. $300-500 

625 Federal style inlaid mahogany 

flip-top shaped front games table 

Est. $125-200 

626 Pair of wrought-metal inlaid 

tile top plant stands 

Est. $150-250 

626A Pair of Russian sand cast candlesticks 

Est. $100-200 

627 French blue du roi porcelain vase in the 

Sevres manner, mounted as a lamp 

double handled, floral vignettes, 23 in. H. 


628 Stuart Walter (American, 20th century). 

Still Life with Nautical Objects, oil on 

canvas, signed and dated 1949 lr, framed 

Est. $150-250 

629 Continental School, 20th century. Two 

Abstract Portraits of Moroccans, oil on 

masonite, both signed lr, framed 

Est. $50-100 

630 Five framed architectural prints, and five 

framed idealized landscape prints 

Est. $100-200 



Est. $100-200 


frame idealized landscape prints 

Est. $100-200 



Est. $100-200 


annex gallery 



Est. $100-200 


three-piece living room suite, 

comprising sofa and pair of wing chairs 

Est. $250-350 

636 Five assorted oils on board 

artists include: Carol Thompson, Yvonne 

Hartman, and Browne Est. $100-200 

637 Marly Stone. Framed silver gelatin print 

Est. $50-100 

638 Georgian style inlaid 

mahogany plate stand 

Est. $50-100 

639 Assembled set of blue onion porcelain 

makers include: Meissen and others 

Est. $200-300 

640 Federal style inlaid mahogany side table 

Est. $30-50 

641 E. Bianchini. Bargello Courtyard, 

oil on canvas, signed lr, framed 

Est. $70-100 

642 Seven assorted framed prints 

Est. $100-200 

643 Set of four framed roundel photographs, 

after Thorvaldsen sculpture 

Est. $200-400 

644 Stephana. “Interior of a Workshop,” 

watercolor on paper, signed lr, 

dated, framed, and a framed print 

of milk weed pods 

Est. $50-100 

645 Pair of Queen Anne style cherrywood 

upholstered armchairs 

Est. $60-90 

646 Federal style mahogany Pembroke table 

Est. $50-100 

647 Victorian mourning skirt, 

bonnet, and shawl 

Est. $60-90 

648 Rococo style giltwood and fabric 

three-panel room screen 

Est. $125-200 

649 Kling Federal style mahogany tall chest 

and bureau with mirrored upright 

Est. $100-200 

650 Japanese Kutani earthenware vase, 

and a Chinese Export Rose Medallion 

porcelain hog snout creamer 

Est. $80-125 

651 Italian floral decorated 

faience pitcher (as is) 


652 Contemporary American art glass vase 

Est. $150-250 

653 Guido Reni. Aurora print, framed 

Est. $200-400 

654 Set of four mid-century modern iron 

and vinyl upholstered bar stools (as is) 

Est. $150-250 

654A After Andre DeRaine. Collector’s print, 

framed, and a 19th century etching 

Est. $50-100 

655 Seven pieces of Roseville pottery 

including: juvenile series bowl, vases; 

patterns include Magnolia and Apple 

Blossom Est. $200-300 

656 Axel Haig. “The Cloisters, Westminster 

Abbey ,” framed, and a framed 

piece of modern art 

Est. $50-100 

657 Contemporary mirrored glass 

covered dressing table, 

and matching trash can (as is) 

Est. $50-100 

658 Carved and painted wood 

working duck decoy 

Est. $50-100 

659 James Drake Iams (American, 20th 

century). Industrial Shipyard, 

watercolor, framed 

Est. $100-200 

660 Charles Turgard. “Coglin,” oil on 

canvas, signed ll, framed, and 

R. Woalf. “View of the City,” 

oil on canvas, signed, dated lr, framed 

Est. $200-300 

661 American vernacular painted 

wood blanket chest 


662 Seven assorted framed prints 


663 Melvin Miller (American, 1937-2007). 

“Engine Company No. 6,” color 

screenprint, signed lr, framed 

Est. $50-100 

664 William Auerbach Levy. Two framed 

etchings, and Arthur Heintzelman. 

“Youth and Old Age,” print, framed 

Est. $100-200 

665 Pair of tiger maple primitive benches 

Est. $100-200 

666 S.L. Margolies (American, 20th century). 

“Homeward,” etching, framed 

Est. $100-200 

667 G.L. Coimera. Town Scene, 

gouache on paper, signed, framed 

Est. $50-100 

668 Pair of regency style brass and 

mirrored two-light wall sconces, 

and a similar Art Nouveau sconce 

Est. $100-200 

669 Military hat, felt and brocade 

with gilt-metal Habsburg emblem 

Est. $80-125 

670 Federal painted wood blanket chest 

Est. $150-250 

671 Two reproduction prints, including 

Fort McHenry and Battle of 

Patapsco Neck, framed 

Est. $40-60 

672 Five assorted Maryland-themed 

framed prints 

Est. $100-200 

673 Four assorted framed prints 

Est. $100-200 

674 Set of eight Louis XVI style carved 

walnut, caned, and upholstered 

armchairs 

Est. $100-200 

675 Five assorted framed prints 

Est. $60-90 

676 Framed map of the Cape Cod Islands, 

and with a French gallery colored 

lithograph, framed 

Est. $20-40 

677 Alberto Giacometti (20th century). 

“Annette de Face,” 

restrike etching, framed 

Est. $100-150 

678 Pablo Picasso (Spanish, 19th/20th 

century). Portrait of Max Jacobs, 


Est. $100-200 


679 Auguste Renoir (French, 1841-1919). 

“Baigneuse Debout,” 


Est. $100-200 

680 Auguste Renoir (French, 1841-1919). 

Portrait of a Seated Man, 

restrike lithograph, framed 

Est. $100-200 

681 Assorted continental etched and gilt 

glassware, and two gilt-metal-mounted 

enameled green glass vanity jars 

glassware includes: decanters, jars, 

covered compotes Est. $100-200 

682 Federal style mahogany 

slant-front secretary desk 

Est. $125-200 

683 Federal style mahogany tall-case 

clock in the Roxbury manner 

Est. $125-200 

684 Georgian style mahogany 

chest-on-chest 

Est. $125-200 

685 Federal style cherrywood tall-case clock 

Est. $100-200 

686 Chippendale style mahogany highboy 

in the Philadelphia manner 

Est. $100-200 

687 Federal style cherrywood tall-case 

clock in the Roxbury manner 

Est. $125-200 

688 Japanese Imari porcelain bowl, and 

similar charger and plate 

Est. $150-250 

689 Chippendale style mahogany desk 

Est. $150-250 

690 Classical style painted and gilt mirror 

Est. $60-90 

691 Montague Dawson (British, 20th 

century). “U.S.S. Constellation,” color 

screenprint, signed lr, framed 

Est. $100-200 

692 Two silver-plated roast covers, a water 

pitcher, and pair of brass candlesticks 

Est. $50-100 

693 George III style mahogany 

shaped front cabinet 

Est. $125-200 

694 Pair of Chippendale style 

mahogany slip seat armchairs 

Est. $80-125 

695 Chippendale style mahogany dining 

table, and six similar dining side chairs 

Est. $200-300 

696 Set of 12 Royal Worcester china 

bouillon cups and underplates 

in the “Ferncroft” pattern 

Est. $80-125 

697 Chinese brass and cloisonne enamel 

vase 

Est. $200-400 

698 Sevres style porcelain urn, 

mounted as a lamp 

Est. $150-250 

699 French bronze postal scale 

Est. $100-200 

700 Limoges painted porcelain game plate 

and similar fish plate, and an American 

Belleek porcelain teapot 

Est. $100-200 

701 Three carved and giltwood putti 

Est. $250-500 

702 Dutch blue and white delft 

charger and bowl 

Est. $50-100 

703 17 unframed prints of Mount Vernon 

Square, and an unframed print 

of the University of Maryland 

Est. $30-50 

704 Two Chippendale style 

mahogany lowboys 

Est. $150-250 


upholstered stool, similar bench 

and a set of classical style 

mahogany library steps 

Est. $100-200 

706 Pair of Chinese Export Famille 

Rose porcelain cylindrical vases 

(as is), pair of carved bamboo 

vases and panel, and a Wucai vase 

Est. $70-100 

707 Pair of Italian carved, painted, and 

gesso wood candlesticks, mounted as 

lamps, and a copper and pattern 

molded glass oil lamp 

Est. $100-200 

708 Pair of Rococo style bisque 

figures, mounted as lamps 

Est. $60-90 

709 Pair of Chinese sang de boeuf style 

porcelain bottle-form vases, and a 

Chinese Export blue and white 

porcelain jar 

Est. $50-100 

710 Japanese arita porcelain jar, 

and a Chinese Export Famille 

Rose porcelain baluster vase 

Est. $50-100 


two-drawer hall table and mirror 

Est. $70-100 

712 Chinese carved pheasant 

wood lamp (as is) 

Est. $100-200 

713 Federal style mahogany bedstead 

Est. $100-200 

714 Painted metal porch bench 

Est. $125-200 

annex gallery 

715 Five early 20th century medical prints, 

and two modern medical prints 

Est. $100-200 

716 “Bird’s-eye View of Finley U.S. Gen. 

Hospital, Washington, DC,” color 

lithograph, dated 1864, framed 

Est. $100-200 

717 Chinese Export mother-of-pearl 

inlaid hardwood candle screen 

with silk upholstered textile 

Est. $100-200 

718 Chelsea bronze mantel clock, 

retailed by Theodore B. Starr, New York 

Est. $150-250 

719 American Classical mahogany 

pier table, Statton Furniture 

Est. $125-200 

720 Pair of restrike Fort McHenry prints, 

framed, and Edward Sachse. 

“Fort McHenry, Baltimore,” 

color lithograph, framed 

Est. $100-200 


tilt-top candlestand 

Est. $50-100 

722 Pair of teakwood barrel-form 

garden stools 

Est. $50-100 


annex gallery 

723 Burmese carved wood table with 

elephant head-form legs with 

ivory tusks, and elaborately 

carved elephant-themed top 

Est. $200-400 

724 “The Big Apple,” poster, framed 

Est. $10-20 

725 Set of six Louis XVI style walnut and 

caned upholstered armchairs 

Est. $100-200 

726 Bagface pouch 

Est. $30-50 

727 Three framed etchings 

Est. $100-200 


diminutive highboy 

Est. $100-200 


mahogany tall chest 

Est. $150-250 

730 Pair of Classical style spelter figural fourlight 

candelabra with marble bases and 

a Chinese wicker teapot holder 

Est. $100-200 

731 Giltwood mirror 

Est. $20-30 

732 Reproduction print of Wild West 

Show, framed; together with a 

signed print of an oyster boat 

Est. $20-30 

733 Pair of classical gilt-metal 

and marble figural girandoles 

Est. $100-200 


serpentine commode (lacking marble) 

Est. $80-125 

735 Pair of Louis XV style gilt-metal- 

mounted serpentine commodes 

(both lacking marble) 

Est. $150-250 

736 Paul McGehee (American, 20th century). 

“Down the Bay,” color screenprint, 

framed 

Est. $200-400 

737 Paul McGehee (American, 20th century). 

“Chesapeake Bay Harbor,” color 

screenprint, framed 

Est. $200-400 

738 Group of assorted articles 

including: cast-iron plaque of the Gettysburg 

Address, two metal profile portraits of 

William McKinley, pair of Lincoln bookends, 

three Lincoln plaques, and a Charles 

Lindbergh bookend Est. $100-200 

739 Chinese wood panel with inset 

Famille Rose porcelain plaque, 

and a Famille Rose landscape decorated 

plaque, and Chinese painting 

Est. $150-250 

740 Rococo style painted wood mirror (as is) 

Est. $50-100 

741 Continental giltwood mirror 

Est. $60-90 

742 Five majolica plates 

Est. $125-200 

743 Gilt metal and glass hanging light 

fixture 

Est. $20-30 

744 Contemporary metal sculpture of two 

giraffes on green slate base 

Est. $100-200 

745 Winold Reiss (American, 20th century). 

“Running Crane,” lithograph, framed 

Est. $50-100 


Neighborhood in Summertime, 

oil on canvas, signed illegibly lr, 

dated ‘81, framed 

Est. $50-100 

747 Kittinger Federal style banded 

mahogany double pedestal dining table 

with two extension leaves 

Est. $400-600 

748 Set of six Federal style mahogany 

ribbon-back dining chairs 

Est. $200-300 

749 American Classical style inlaid 

mahogany fire screen 

Est. $125-200 

750 “Christ Rejected,” engraving, framed 

Est. $50-100 

751 Swedish painted wood 

storage box (as is) 

Est. $60-90 

752 Eleanor de Ghize. “The Pump,” 

mixed media on paper, framed 

Est. $100-200 

753 G.W. Sheets (American, 20th century) 

“Easter Greetings” 

charcoal on paper, 13 1/2 x 22 in., 


754 Needlepoint rug/tapestry 

Est. $20-30 

755 Jean Miro framed exhibition poster 

Est. $40-60 

756 Set of seven Louis XVI carved walnut 

caned and upholstered armchairs 

Est. $100-200 

757 Two framed prints, contemporary 

oriental painting, and a 

copy of an American primitive 

Est. $40-60 

758 Box of assorted silver-plated 

articles; including: bowls, 

hot water urn, and so forth 

Est. $30-50 

759 Putti figural brass mirror, tiger’s eye 

primitive head, set of metal measures, 

faience lion, and three other objects 

Est. $100-200 

760 American Classical style mahogany 

dressing table with tri-fold mirror 

Est. $60-90 

761 Two framed prints 

Est. $30-50 

762 Louis XV style gilt-metal-mounted and 

painted mahogany lady’s writing desk 

with mechanical drawer and chair 

Est. $200-400 

763 Pair of African carved wood 

and ivory elephant bookends, 

and an elephant figure 

Est. $150-250 

764 George II style Chinese Chippendale 

style giltwood mirror 

Est. $100-200 

765 Regency style giltwood mirror 

Est. $80-125 

766 R. Grolleran, early 20th century. 

Soldier Grinding Coffee, oil 

on canvas, signed ll, framed 

Est. $70-100 

767 Chinese carved and giltwood cabinet 

Est. $100-200 

768 Pair of Continental brass 

push-up candlesticks 

Est. $30-50 


769 J. Gould framed ornithological 

print, Japanese Export lacquered 

mirror, and a Republic period 

Chinese cigarette ad, framed 

Est. $150-250 

770 Two framed prints after Mucha, Douglas 

Hoffman framed print, contemporary art 

framed print, framed print after Chagall 

Est. $100-200 

771 Five assorted framed prints, and a mirror 

Est. $60-90 

772 Three framed oil paintings, and a framed 

paint-heightened photograph 

Est. $20-40 

773 Federal style mahogany huntboard 

Est. $60-90 

774 Ten pieces of Chinese domestic 

porcelain, including Famille Rose, 

blue and white, Famille Jaune; forms 

include vases and teapots 

Est. $150-250 

775 Assorted Chinese Buddhist figures, 

Republic period items, cloisonne 

Est. $100-200 

776 Four assorted framed pictures, prints, 

and paintings, subjects include native 

American and Baltimore 

Est. $100-200 

777 Ten assorted framed pictures, prints, 

watercolors, subjects include native 

American and the Southwest 

Est. $125-200 

778 Pair of “Jenny Lind” maple twin beds 

Est. $125-200 

779 Primitive rocking chair, Victorian seat 

side chair, Delaware Valley style ladderback 

chair, and a mahogany side table 

Est. $60-90 

780 Eagle talon knife, assorted glass 

decanters and paperweights, and a flute 

Est. $20-40 

781 Pair of gilt gesso style 

rectangular mirrors 

Est. $20-40 

782 Three painted landscapes from the 

Korea Student’s Union, framed, and a 

science fiction film exhibition 

poster by Siudmak 

Est. $50-100 

783 Classical style tall-case clock 

Est. $60-90 

784 Two orientalist-themed giclees, 

and an oil on canvas of two 

harem girls, unframed 

Est. $100-150 


lighted curio cabinet 

Est. $150-250 

786 British School, 18th century. Portrait of a 

Gentleman, oil on canvas, framed 

Est. $200-300 

787 Two Japanese color 

woodblock prints, framed 

Est. $200-300 

788 Japanese ceramic objects, including 

Imari porcelain, Satsuma, arita 

porcelain, mother-of-pearl stacking box, 

and a basket 

Est. $100-200 

789 Continental style mahogany armoire 

and bureau with mirrored upright, 

and a dressing table 

Est. $70-100 

790 Four assorted framed prints, 

three of coastal towns and villages, 

one of marsh scene 

Est. $50-100 

791 Franklin Mint ancient Egyptian 

collectible ceramics, 

and Greek tourist items 

Est. $30-50 

792 Victorian style cherrywood 

china cupboard 

Est. $60-90 

793 Limoges floral decorated porcelain 

partial dinner service, including dinner 

plates, luncheon plates, and serving 

pieces 

Est. $125-200 

794 Two framed pencil sketch portraits, 

and an oil on canvas of a 

native American woman baking bread 

Est. $50-100 

795 Pine entertainment cabinet 

Est. $30-50 


china cupboard 

Est. $100-200 

797 Four Staffordshire style spaniel 

figures, silver-plated candlesticks, 

and assorted ceramic articles 

Est. $100-200 

north gallery 

798 Louis XV style mahogany breakfront 

Est. $125-200 

799 Continental style walnut curio 

cabinet with wirework doors 

Est. $60-90 

800 Five reproduction civil war 

kepi hats, assorted civil war 

bullets and other memorabilia 

Est. $150-250 

801 American Classical style 

mahogany tall-case clock 

Est. $100-200 

802 Two reproduction Mucha framed prints 

Est. $30-50 

803 21 assorted paintings and prints, 

all dealing with native American 

subjects, and a American vernacular 

ladder-back armchair 

Est. $100-200 

804 Metal trestle and wood table 

Est. $30-50 

805 Three silver-plated footed trays, 

silver-plated and inlaid mahogany 

gallery tray, pair of sconces, bronze 

salamander, and bird dish 

Est. $150-250 

806 Phillips television set 

Est. $20-30 

807 French walnut dining table 

with six matching chairs 

Est. $150-250 

808 Large selection of silver-plated 

trays and other serving items, 

and a mirrored plateau 

Est. $100-150 

809 Thomas W. Ramsey. Tree Climbers, 

acrylic on canvas, signed lr, framed; 

E. Carey Kenney. Skipjacks-Chesapeake 

Bay, o/c, signed ll, framed 

Est. $100-200 

810 Frank C. Jones (American 

Contemporary). “The Model in 

Costume,” abstract portrait, oil on 

canvas, framed 

Est. $40-60 

811 Jacobean style walnut blanket chest 

Est. $100-200 

812 Two Chinese glazed terracotta 

figural roof tiles (as is) 

Est. $100-200 


north gallery 

813 Six classical themed framed prints 

Est. $100-200 

814 Pair of Henry II style mahogany 

upholstered chairs, Martha Washington 

style mahogany sewing stand, and a 

Victorian cherrywood armchair 

Est. $80-125 

815 Art Deco metal bendable desk lamp, 

and a similar figural desk lamp 

Est. $60-90 

815A Contemporary chrome and glass tea cart 

Est. $50-100 

816 Alphonse Cornet. Moroccan Fruit Sellers, 

oil on canvas, signed ul, framed 

Est. $200-400 

817 Jenny Briggs. Seven framed oil paintings 

Est. $100-200 

818 Victorian oak regulator clock 

Est. $40-60 

819 Chinese enameled metal covered jar, 

pair of cloisonne cylindrical-form vases, 

baluster vase, and ashtray, 

and a Korean celadon vase 

Est. $100-200 

820 Two Victorian varnished oak 

chests of drawers 

Est. $70-100 


including: pair of Chinese blue and white 

porcelain ginger jars (lacking lids), yellow 

glazed terracotta wine vessel, 12 molded 

relief tiles, enamel decorated teapot, blue 

and white glazed terracotta jar, and a figure 

of a boy Est. $100-200 

822 Five Chinese redware teapots, 

similar ding, blackware teapot, 

and a blueware teapot 

Est. $100-200 


mahogany plate stand 

Est. $50-100 

824 After Gregory Perillo. 

“Brave and Free,” giclee, framed 

Est. $40-60 

825 Banded whiteware mixing bowl 

Est. $40-60 

826 Painted spelter sculpture 

of a horse tamer 

Est. $80-125 

827 Federal pine blanket chest 

Est. $100-200 

828 Pair of Rococo Revival carved 

mahogany side chairs 

Est. $40-60 

829 American vernacular pine chair 

table, 19th century, and a pair of 

Louis XV style walnut side chairs 

Est. $100-200 

830 Set of six Queen Anne style mahogany 

slip-seat side chairs, and a classical style 

cherrywood upholstered vanity chair 

Est. $100-200 

831 After Pablo Picasso (Spanish, 20th 

century). Matador print, framed 

Est. $30-50 

832 American School, early 20th century. 

Still Life with Violin and Music Sheets, 

oil on canvas, framed 

Est. $300-500 

833 Regency style brass and cherrywood 

three-tier shelf, and a brass 

two-light mirrored wall sconce 

Est. $50-100 

834 Victorian walnut upholstered rocker 

Est. $50-150 

835 Three boxes of assorted textiles, 

including lace and table linens 

Est. $60-90 

836 18 assorted paintings, prints, and 

watercolors, mostly of native 

American and western themes 

Est. $125-200 

837 Group of assorted furniture 

including: Continental maple upholstered 

sofa, Chippendale style mahogany 

upholstered armchair, two Classical 

style klismos chairs, and a Regency style 

mahogany side chair Est. $100-200 

838 D.C. Sturgis. Nine assorted 

framed etchings, all signed 

Est. $300-400 

839 Hanging traffic signal 

Est. $100-200 

840 Carved marble bust of Mars, 

painted plaster bust figural group 

after Rodin, carved Japanese deity, 

and a modern marble sculpture 

Est. $100-200 

841 Federal style banded mahogany 

chest of drawers, and a Federal 

style mahogany bachelor’s chest 

Est. $100-200 


including: pair of Chinese cloisonne vase, 

Chinese carved soapstone figure of Quan- 

Yin, silver-plated porringer, silver-plated 

figural bell, silver-plated repousse style 

pitcher, verdigris metal stamp dispenser, and 

a Continental enamel covered jar 

Est. $150-250 

843 Three Japanese Samurai warrior 

dolls and assorted accessories 

Est. $100-200 

844 Classical style mahogany drop leaf 

table with one extension leaf, 

Federal style mahogany hall table, 

and a Federal style mahogany table 

Est. $80-125 

845 Victorian style mahogany kneehole desk 

Est. $50-100 


comprising: Japanese arita style porcelain 

jardiniere, Chinese Famille Verte vase, 2 

Japanese Satsuma style plates, arita style 

blue and white plates, and two wood bowls 

Est. $40-60 

847 Assorted Chinese carved hardstone 

figural groups and figures, including: 

elephants, horses, deities, 

and a lamp base 

Est. $100-200 

848 Chase Art Deco chrome 

three-light candelabra 

Est. $80-125 


comprising: set of 12 Royal Denton dinner 

plates, Victorian painted metal jardiniere 

(as is), candlestick lamps, frosted glass vase, 

brass and glass wall sconces, and an Export 

style plate Est. $100-200 

850 Pair of Continental frosted 

enameled glass vases, and a 

painted plaster bust of an Arab 

Est. $50-100 

851 Pair of Georgian style plant stands, 

2 Georgian style stands, Federal style 

candlestand and side table, 

and Georgian style plate stand 

Est. $100-200 

852 Staffordshire style blue transfer soup 

tureen; and a print of a lounging female 

Est. $20-30 


853 Victorian walnut kitchen clock 

Est. $50-100 

854 Six assorted pieces of glass, 

and a brown and white stoneware jug 

Est. $50-100 


flip-top coffee table 

Est. $50-100 

856 Seven assorted Chinese carved 

wood deity and mythological figures, 

and a similar pedestal 

Est. $100-200 

857 Regency style mahogany marble top 

plant stand with brass gallery, and a 

Georgian style mahogany lamp table 

Est. $30-50 

858 Federal style mahogany sofa 

in the Salem manner 

Est. $50-100 

859 Two African carved wood canes, 

carved wood effigy figure, 

and a painted wood and hide shield 

Est. $50-100 

860 Herman Miller style upholstered 

Ottoman and armchair in the Eames 

manner 

Est. $50-100 


upholstered wing chair, and a Victorian 

carved walnut serpentine-front sofa 

Est. $50-100 

862 Federal style banjo clock in 

the Willard manner 

Est. $30-50 

863 Cherrywood hanging curio cabinet 

Est. $20-30 

864 Assorted silver-plated items, 

including serving pieces and trays 

Est. $50-100 

865 Set of six Louis XVI style walnut 

caned and upholstered armchairs 

Est. $100-200 

866 Group of assorted silver-plated articles 

comprising: four silver-plated and pewtermounted 

glass and enamel steins, three 

silver-plated trays, four assorted silver-plated 

and pewter measures and steins, and a 

silver-plated butter dish Est. $100-200 

867 Classical style mahogany drop leaf table 

with two extension leaves, and a 

Victorian mahogany and marble top 

dressing station 

Est. $60-90 

868 Georgian style mahogany mirror 

Est. $30-50 

869 Eight assorted china and glass 

articles dealing with the 

coronation of Queen Elizabeth II 

Est. $70-100 

870 Pair of Victorian cherrywood buttonback 

upholstered side chairs, 

and a carved a Northwind face armchair 

Est. $100-200 

871 Four assorted native American 

woven blankets 

Est. $100-200 

872 Five assorted native American 

woven blankets and textiles 

Est. $100-200 

873 Ten assorted native American 

woven blankets and textiles 

Est. $100-200 

874 Pair of Queen Anne style mahogany 

upholstered armchairs, and a 

Chippendale style upholstered armchair 

Est. $50-80 

875 Oak portable pump organ, 

Estey Organ Company 

Est. $50-100 

876 Chinese Export blue and white 

porcelain barrel-form garden seat 

Est. $200-300 

877 Brass and marble balance scale 

Est. $125-200 

878 Assorted furniture items 

comprising: two Hitchcock ebonized and 

stencil decorated maple side chairs, Georgian 

cherrywood canterbury, Chippendale style 

walnut foot stool, and an Italian style walnut 

armchair Est. $80-125 

879 Pair of Federal style mahogany 

two-drawer side stands 

Est. $50-100 

880 Two pair of American Classical 

gilt-metal and marble girandoles 

Est. $80-125 

881 Five pieces of Chinese blue 

and white porcelain 

Est. $100-200 

north gallery 

882 Chinese Export porcelain ku-form vase, 

two Chinese scrolls, Japanese figure, 

carved wood figural group, and a tsuba 

Est. $100-200 

883 Chinese carved hardwood 

seven-piece dining room suite 

comprising: dining table with two extension 

leaves, four caned back upholstered chairs, 

side table, and china cupboard 

Est. $200-300 

884 Assorted wood and brass 

clock mechanisms and parts 

including: tall-case clock painted wood faces, 

cuckoo clocks, pendulum rods, and other 

assorted clock parts Est. $200-300 

885 Maple blanket chest 

Est. $50-100 

886 Five fashion model bust vases, 

pair of Billiken decanters, two 

scientific instruments, early copper 

kettle, and a Continental charger 

Est. $150-250 

887 Large selection of oriental porcelain, 

figures, carved wood objects, 

cloisonne, metal figures, and so forth 

Est. $125-200 

888 Assorted German and Austrian 

painted bisque figures, including piano 

babies, shepherd and shepherdess, 

centerpieces, and so forth 

Est. $100-200 

889 Walnut and glass etagere 

Est. $30-50 

890 Two chromolithographic prints 

of 18th century woman and 

gentleman in gilt frames 

Est. $50-100 

891 Georgian style cherrywood 

bureau with mirrored upright 

Est. $30-50 

892 Assorted oriental Samurai warrior doll 

figures and assorted accessories 

Est. $200-300 


10-piece dining room suite 

comprising: dining table with two extension 

leaves, six chairs, sideboard, china cupboard, 

and linen chest 

Est. $300-500 

894 Assorted Japanese and oriental 

carved wood masks and figures 

Est. $100-200 


north gallery 

895 Assorted glassware, including gilt 

rimmed stemware and sherbets 

Est. $30-50 

896 Two Samurai swords, Satsuma style 

vase, Japanese bow and arrow display, 

and diminutive Samurai pendant display 

Est. $200-300 

897 Molded plastic “Maya”-themed chess set 

Est. $30-50 

898 Two oil paintings of waves 

breaking on shore, framed 

Est. $50-100 

899 Assorted early kitchen implements, 

including candle mold and 

Pepsi Cola painted wood crate 

Est. $30-50 

900 Group of assorted porcelain articles 

comprising: Chinese Export celadon and 

blue porcelain lamps, two monkey figures, 

cat figure, two Famille Jaune planters, and a 

Famille Rose crackle glazed vase 

Est. $125-200 

901 Louis XV style mahogany 

semi-tall chest and bureau 

Est. $100-200 


comprising: six miniature carved and painted 

wood duck decoys, pair of cut glass and 

brass lamps, eagle etched lamp, assorted 

shadowbox frames with assorted pins, 

paperweight with archaeological l souvenirs, 

and toby jug Est. $60-90 

903 Painted wood store display sign 

with cows in pasture 

Est. $50-100 

904 Group of Chinese archaic style ceramic 

and terracotta vases and bowls 

Est. $30-50 

905 5 assorted snuff bottles, pair of 

Famille Rose vases, pair of green 

and yellow glazed terracotta jars, 

and a large snuff bottle 

Est. $50-100 

906 Four Chinese celadon porcelain 

articles, and a green, blue, and 

white crackle glazed vase 

Est. $30-50 

907 Painted wood mirror 

Est. $20-40 

908 French carved and painted 

wood barometer 

Est. $100-200 

909 Assortment of Burmese carved 

and painted wood figures 

Est. $50-100 

910 Assortment of Chinese blue and white 

porcelain vases, ginger jars, 

bulb planters, and boxes 

Est. $100-200 

911 Assorted oriental metal objects, 

including: teapot, censer, boxes, 

and so forth 

Est. $50-100 

912 Bleached steer’s skull 

Est. $80-125 

913 Four framed prints, subjects include 

Thomas Jefferson, George Washington, 

equestrian prints, and so forth 

Est. $50-100 

914 Ebonized wood horseshoe-form 

mirror and coat rack 

Est. $50-100 

915 Copper and brass baby’s head, and an 

early Baltimore molded liquor bottle 

Est. $50-100 

916 Pair of Federal style painted wood 

and maple side tables, and a vernacular 

style painted wood pie safe 

with pierced tin splats 

Est. $60-90 

917 Large assortment of silver-plated 

flatware, and with a stainless steel and 

wood handled flatware 

Est. $30-50 

918 Federal style gilt and wood mirror 

Est. $40-60 

919 Artist unknown, 20th century. 

Portrait of a 19th century beauty, 

paint-enhanced print in gilt frame 

Est. $50-100 

920 Classical style gilt mirror 

Est. $150-250 

921 Four framed botanical prints, 

and two Federal style portraits, 

oils on canvas, both framed 

Est. $50-100 

922 Four Art Nouveau style easel-back 

frames, onyx and gilt-metal lamps 

with slag glass shades, pair of mica 

shades, and 3 metal boxes 

Est. $70-125 

922A Edwardian oak partner’s desk 

with inset tooled leather top 

Est. $150-250 

923 Four framed fox hunting prints, 

and four unframed fox hunting prints 

Est. $70-100 

924 Classical style gilt three-section 

overmantel mirror 

Est. $100-200 

925 Assorted silver-plated articles, 

including: serving pieces, vases, plates, 

and so forth 

Est. $50-100 

926 Assorted porcelain and china 

articles, including: platters, 

vases, canns, cachepot 

makers include: Wedgwood, Samson, 

Meissen, and so forth Est. $125-200 

927 Victorian classical style mahogany 

center table, Eastlake cherrywood 

library table, oak swivel armchair, 

and a walnut folding chair 

Est. $80-125 

928 Hobart scale, early ice skates, balance 

scale, oval plaque, and desk lamp 

Est. $50-100 

929 Classical style mahogany 

three-drawer library table 

Est. $50-100 

930 Eight Rococo style brass 

six-light candelabra 

Est. $60-90 

931 Georgian style mahogany wig stand, 

and a Chippendale style valet stand 

Est. $40-60 

932 George III style mahogany 

9-piece dining room suite 

comprising: dining table, six dining chairs, 

china cupboard, and sideboard, and 

a Hepplewhite style inlaid mahogany 

credenza and similar mirror Est. $200-400 

933 Assorted Arabic etched brass serving 

articles, plates, and vases 

Est. $70-100 

934 Eight assorted framed paintings and 

prints, subjects include mountainous 

landscapes, Baltimore scenes, etc. 

Est. $150-250 

935 Assorted Japanese painted figures 

made to simulate ivory, 

resin Quan-Yin figure, and so forth 

Est. $20-30 



comprising: Federal style mahogany 

demilune hall table, piano stand, set of three 

cherrywood side tables, Georgian style plant 

stand, and a Chippendale style mahogany 

side table, Lane Furniture 

Est. $70-125 

937 Set of five Chinese celadon glazed 

ceramic archaic style effigies, 

six assorted porcelain vases, celadon 

glazed bowls (some damaged) 

Est. $70-100 

938 12 pieces of Steuben glassware 

Est. $125-200 

938A Group of assorted articles 

Royal Doulton china figures, woman’s leather 

purse, repousse silver-plated centerpiece, 

Spode Copeland platter in the “Camilla” 

pattern, and two B & O china cups and 

saucers Est. $50-70 

939 Primitive carved and painted 

wood ship model 

Est. $30-50 

940 Two native American textiles 

Est. $20-40 

941 F. Roseau (Contemporary). An Outing in 

the Park, oil on canvas, signed lr, framed 

Est. $50-100 


Queen Anne style mahogany upholstered 

wing chair, Chippendale style mahogany 

upholstered armchair, Louis XV style walnut 

upholstered armchair, and a Hepplewhite 

style mahogany needlepoint side chair 

Est. $50-100 

943 Albert Burr (American, 

19th/20th century). Four prints of 

Southwest subjects, matted 

Est. $100-200 

944 Chinese Export blue and white baluster 

vase, and a Chinese blue and white 

porcelain dragon decorated vase 

Est. $100-200 


diminutive block front chest in the 

Townsend-Goddard manner 

Est. $80-125 

946 Two American Classical style 

mahogany klismos chairs 

Est. $30-50 

947 Burmese ivory inlaid rosewood 

side table, and assorted carved 

elephant figures, and other 

assorted Burmese articles 

Est. $50-100 

948 Enamel, metal, and brass lamp 

base with six lamp shades 

Est. $10-20 

949 Pair of Windsor style plank-seat spindleback 

side chairs, and a Queen Anne style 

mahogany single-drawer side table 

Est. $80-125 

950 Four cherrywood folding snack 

tables with carrying rack 

Est. $30-60 


coffee table, Georgian style 

mahogany plant stand 

Est. $50-100 


comprising: pair of eagle etched glass lamps, 

Colonial Williamsburg figural boot jack, 

brass Hessian soldier doorstop, pair of silverplated 

candleholder lamps with etched glass 

shades, and a brass trivet 

Est. $60-80 

953 Ouija board 

Est. $10-20 

954 Cherrywood mirror, Louis XV style 

mahogany side table, and a 

Victorian oak low table 

Est. $10-20 

955 Swiss cylinder music box 

(as is, not working) 

Est. $250-350 

956 No lot 

957 James Drake Iams 

(American, 20th century) 

Skipjacks on the Chesapeake 

watercolor on paper, signed “James Drake 

Iams, AWS” lr, framed Est. $200-300 

958 Two pairs of Louis XVI style 

painted chairs, two tables, and a 

Contemporary Italian painting on board 

Est. $100-150 

958A Louis XVI style painted wood chair 

Est. $20-40 

959 Assorted drafting tools, lute, 

and wood shoe shine kit 

Est. $50-100 

north gallery 

960 Six assorted native American 

woven rugs and textiles 

Est. $150-250 

961 Large assortment of Staffordshire and 

lustreware, creamware, and other 

ceramics, including teacups and plates 

Est. $150-250 

962 Metal desk lamp with slag glass shade, 

and a pair of Louis XV style painted wire 

and wood wall sconces 

Est. $50-100 

963 Continental mother-of-pearl inlaid 

wood shaped top table, 

and four brass and glass ceiling fixtures 

Est. $50-100 

964 Two Michele Delacroix framed prints 

Est. $100-200 

965 No lot 

966 Chain stitched rug, India 

modern, 6 x 9.2 Est. $50-100 

967 Louis XV style painted wood 

upholstered fauteuil 

Est. $100-200 

968 Group of assorted paintings 

American School, 20th c. Abandoned 

Rowboat on Lake, o/c, framed, Winter Scene, 

o/b, framed, and a mogul gouache on ivory, 

framed, floral pastel, and a Roman style 

tourist print Est. $100-200 

969 15 assorted Staffordshire copper 

and pink lustre china cream jugs 

(in various conditions) 

Est. $100-200 

970 Ceramic fly trap, and two 

Continental pottery jars 

Est. $20-40 

971 Chippendale style banded mahogany 

coffee table, Lane Furniture 

Est. $20-40 

972 Classical mahogany ogee mantel 

clock, Chauncey Jerome, 

New Haven, Connecticut 

Est. $100-200 

973 Victorian etched maple 

spindle-back bench 

Est. $100-200 


north gallery 

974 Two pairs of Chinese Export style 

ceramic vase lamps, two modern plastic 

vase-form lamps, and a Continental 

ceramic vase, and shades 

Est. $50-100 

975 Biggs Queen Anne style 

mahogany coffee table 

Est. $80-125 

975A Classical style maple writing desk, 

Classical style cherrywood drop leaf 

table, and a mahogany knickknack shelf 

Est. $70-125 

976 German ceramic covered punch 

bowl with five matching mugs, and 

a Lenox porcelain toby jug, and a 

Staffordshire style toby jug 

Est. $80-125 

977 Continental oak armchair, and 

an oriental silvered metal lamp 

Est. $30-50 


camelback sofa 

Est. $50-100 

979 Assorted early fishing poles and a reel 

Est. $50-100 

980 Four assorted oil paintings, 

framed, subjects include young girl, 

lambs, landscape, and roses 

Est. $100-200 

981 Victorian inlaid mahogany corner chair 

Est. $50-100 

982 Japanese brass jardiniere with relief 

decoration of children in a garden 

Est. $50-100 

983 Victorian mahogany umbrella stand, 

child’s primitive painted chair, 

and a doll’s wicker chair 

Est. $30-50 

984 Two framed contemporary artworks 

Est. $70-100 

985 Pair of Japanese Kutani vases, 

mounted as lamps 

Est. $50-100 

986 Holly Hunt walnut bench 

Est. $40-60 

987 Villeroy & Boch pewter-mounted 

porcelain stein, cat character jug, 

musical stein, and delft style stein 

Est. $50-100 

988 Victorian painted and inlaid 

ebonized caned seat vanity chair, 

and a ebonized caned seat side chair 

Est. $30-50 

989 Pine lidded wash stand 

Est. $50-100 

990 Chinese Export Rose Medallion melon 

jar, redware teapot and three teacups, 

and a painted Chinese hardstone vessel 

Est. $50-100 

991 Brass seven-light candelabra, two pairs 

of silver-plated candlesticks, and five 

metal and glass drink coasters 

Est. $30-50 

992 American vernacular pine 

single-drawer wash stand 

Est. $60-90 

993 Nine assorted wood flatware boxes 

Est. $20-30 

994 Assorted silver-plated articles 

and ceramic items, including 

teapots, bowls, figurines 

Est. $10-20 

995 R.W. Jaeger. Arabian Slave Market, 

oil on canvas, signed lr 

Est. $200-400 

996 Large assortment of Arabian etched 

brass and metal, items include serving 

pot, compotes, bowls, and so forth 

Est. $100-200 

997 Assorted silver-plated candelabra arms, 

serving pieces, sugar bowls, lazy susan 

(incomplete), and so forth 

Est. $50-100 

998 Leather briefcase, and assorted gilt 

glassware and other porcelain articles 

Est. $30-50 

999 Assorted oriental style 

carved wood stands 

Est. $20-30 

1000 Large selection of silver-plated 

and silvered metal articles, 

including candlesticks, centerbowls, 

teapots, and so forth 

Est. $150-250 

1001 Minda Hess, abstract 

composition, oil on canvas 

Est. $50-100 

1002 Assorted oriental porcelain, 

carved and giltwood figural 

reliefs, and glazed pottery 

Est. $50-100 

1003 Louis XV style giltwood mirror, Regency 

style mahogany and gilt mirror, and a 

Edwardian stringer inlaid mirror 

Est. $70-125 

1004 Maple windsor plank-seat 

chair with writing desk 

Est. $50-100 

1005 Four Balinese polychrome wood masks 

Est. $50-100 

1006 Rattan three-piece patio suite with 

removable cushions, comprising pair of 

armchairs and a settee 

Est. $60-90 

1007 Sheet metal on wood classical style 

portico, and a mother-of-pearl inlaid 

wood furniture crest 

Est. $100-200 

1008 Painted rattan nine-piece patio suite, 

comprising: three armchairs, settee, and 

five glass-top tables and stands 

Est. $100-200 

1009 Oil on masonite of two children, 

framed print of a reading rabbi, 

and a Continental landscape, 


Est. $50-100 

1010 Victorian rosewood doll’s bed 


1011 Two framed French fashion prints, 

two framed Don Swann prints, 

pair of botanicals, ogee mirrors, 

and a framed print 

Est. $60-90 

1012 Set of six mid-century Basic-Witz 

maple upholstered armchairs 

circa 1940s; vinyl upholstered seats, 27 in. H., 

24 in. W. Est. $200-400 

1013 Molded and relief decorated brass bell 

Est. $20-30 

1014 Georgian style mahogany diminutive 

chest, Chippendale style mahogany 

window bench, Federal style partial 

bedstead, and a headboard 

Est. $70-125 

1015 Continental partially frosted amethyst 

glass bottle coaster, and a floral 

engraved glass bowl, probably Pairpoint 

Est. $50-100 


1016 Federal style cherrywood 

slant-front desk 

Est. $40-60 

1017 Two framed hunt prints 

Est. $50-100 

1018 Assorted oriental carved hardstone 

items, including: figurines, 

miniature ruyi, and chop seals 

Est. $100-200 


lowboy, and a Victorian style 

mahogany side cabinet 

Est. $50-100 

1020 Assorted Chinese Famille Rose 

porcelain articles, including: 

bone dishes, teapots, and bowls 

Est. $50-100 


Portrait of a Lady, oil on canvas, framed 

Est. $300-500 

1022 Victorian white metal etched 

glass mirror with applied 

putti and bird decoration 

Est. $50-100 

1023 Assorted native American 

textiles and clothing 

Est. $50-100 

1024 Assorted Chinese silk 

textiles in three frames 

Est. $50-100 

1025 Five assorted framed prints 

Est. $70-100 

1026 Queen Anne style mahogany side chair, 

similar side table, and single-drawer 

stand, and a Victorian style easel 

Est. $80-125 

1027 French faience beer pitcher 



upholstered armchair, and a pair of 

Sheraton style mahogany 

upholstered side chairs 

Est. $50-100 

1029 Hans Figura (French, 20th century). 

“Paris Opera House,” color etching, 

framed, and a similar color 

etching of Notre Dame 

Est. $200-400 

1030 Tabik Frantisek Simon (20th century). 

“Snow in Amsterdam” and “Quai Conti,” 

two color etchings, framed 

Est. $200-400 

1031 Tabik Frantisek Simon (20th c.). “Seine a 

Paris,” French village scene, and 

Dutch Windmills, 3 color etchings and 

aquatints, signed lr, framed 

Est. $300-400 

1032 Tabik Frantisek Simon (20th c.) “Petit 

Pont, Notre Dame” and “Street in French 

Village,” pair of color etchings and 

aquatints, signed, framed 

Est. $200-400 

1033 Tabik Frantisek Simon (20th c.) “Paris, 

Boulevard St. Michel,” and “French 

Street Scene,” two color etchings and 

aquatints, signed, framed 

Est. $200-400 

1034 Victorian brass fire fender, brass and 

wirework fire screen, brass and iron 

andirons, and a set of brass fire tools 

Est. $50-100 

1035 Large selection of Chinese Export style 

blue and white porcelain articles 

including: bowls, teapoys, hanging candle 

holders, teapots, and so forth Est. $150-250 

1036 Carved print of a 19th century 

woman on a settee, framed 

Est. $40-60 

1037 Group of assorted paintings, prints, 

and drawings, mostly of 

native American subject matter 

Est. $150-250 

1038 Large selection of oriental, African, 

and other tribal painted and 

polychrome wood masks 

Est. $150-250 

1039 akistani metal-mounted wood 

dowry chest on wheels 

Est. $100-200 

1040 Two cane seat chairs and a 

ladder-back rush splat chair 

Est. $30-50 

1041 Painted wood mirror 

Est. $60-90 

1042 Wood table top with inset 

mirrored sections 

Est. $50-100 

1043 Federal style tall-case clock 

with works (as is) 

Est. $40-60 

north gallery 

1044 Federal style mahogany serpentinefront 

secretary bookcase 

Est. $50-100 

1045 Bristol glass Aesthetic period vase 

Est. $20-30 

1046 Two floral painted glass vases, 

similar porcelain vase, and two 

porcelain biscuit jars 

Est. $30-50 

1047 Assorted porcelain and ceramic 

figurines and glass fruit 

Est. $30-50 

1048 Two Rococo Revival walnut 

marble top chests 

Est. $70-125 

1049 Assorted Staffordshire 

sprigware china, 19th century 

including: teapots, teacups and saucers, and 

sugar bowl Est. $80-125 

1050 Five ornithological prints, 

after J.J. Audubon, framed 

Est. $125-200 

1051 Assorted Staffordshire pink lustre china 

teapots, and copper lustre jugs 

Est. $125-200 

1052 Victorian walnut armoire 

Est. $70-100 

1053 Continental style pine armoire 

Est. $70-100 

1054 No lot 

1055 Artist unknown, 20th century. Still Life 

with Lobster, Crab, and Steins, oil on 

canvas, framed 

Est. $100-200 

1056 Two ornithological prints 

in eglomise frames 

Est. $125-200 

1057 Large assortment of paintings, 

watercolors, prints, mostly dealing with 

native American subject matter 

Est. $150-250 

1058 Signed and framed poster 

Est. $20-30 

1059 Reproduction French poster of a 

Colombian graphophone, framed 

Est. $200-300 

1060 Reproduction French advertising poster 

for “Kina” wine 

Est. $150-250 


north gallery 

1061 Italian gouache of Roman ruins, framed 

Est. $100-200 

1062 Buffalo Bill, framed oil on board; Pueblo 

Village, framed oil on board; 

contemporary acrylic on canvas; and 

Indian theme watercolour 

Est. $70-100 

1063 Color screenprint of a 

tennis player, framed 

Est. $10-20 

1064 Chinese School. “Cherry Blossoms,” 

pigment on rice paper, framed 

Est. $200-300 

1065 After Alphonse Mucha. French 

advertising poster, framed 

Est. $60-90 

1066 No lot 

1067 Maynard Reece (American, 20 c.) 

Two game bird prints, framed 

Est. $40-60 

1068 Chinese textile of a dragon, framed 

Est. $150-250 

1069 After Sikken Aage Hansen (1897-1955) 

Surrealist Landscape 

color print, signed in print ll, framed 

Est. $70-100 

1070 Assortment of paintings, prints, 

and pastels, mostly with 

native American themes 

Est. $100-200 


upholstered armchair 

Est. $30-50 

1072 Two Victorian walnut upholstered 

chairs, and a ebonized windsor 

chair with decoration of the 

University of Maryland 

Est. $50-100 

1073 Four tin wall clocks 

Est. $30-50 

1074 Harry McCormick (American, 20th c.). 

“Butterfly Chair,” etching, 

signed, framed 

Est. $30-50 

1075 Three oils on canvas, and four Chinese 

hardstone decorated lacquered panels 

oils include: 1) Artist Unknown, 21st century. 

Abstract composition, oil on canvas, signed 

and dated lr, framed; 2) Female Nude, oil on 

canvas, framed; 3) Floral still life Est. $70-125 

1076-1077 No lots 

1078 Artist unknown, 20th century. Idealized 

Landscape, oil on canvas, framed 

Est. $100-200 

1079 Artist unknown, 20th century. Pair of 

color prints in idealized garden, framed 

Est. $100-200 

1080 Artist unknown, 20th century. Lakeside 

Scene, color print, framed 

Est. $50-100 


Impressionist Painter at Work, 


Est. $50-100 


Landscape with Trees, 


Est. $100-200 

1083 After William Sontag. Cabin in Rocky 

Mountain Landscape, giclee, framed 

Est. $50-100 

1084 Assorted train garden structures 

and erecter set pieces 

Est. $80-125 

1085 Giclee in the manner of a 

Dutch floral still life 

Est. $200-400 

1086 Richmond, 20th century. Still Life with 

Roses in Basket, oil on canvas, 

signed lr, framed 

Est. $100-200 

1087 Giclee of a fruit basket, framed 

Est. $100-200 

1088 Monumental brass and glass prism 

chandelier with packing crate 

Est. $200-300 

1089 Chippendale style banded burl 

walnut three-drawer server 

Est. $200-300 

1090 Assorted presidential-themed 

bookends, plaques of F.D.R., 

Washington, and Lincoln 

bookends include: Lincoln, Teddy Roosevelt, 

and other patriotic-themed metal objects 

Est. $100-200 

1091 Assorted porcelain and glass articles 

including: Rose Medallion bowl, Paris 

porcelain cups and saucers, Baccarat style 

glass candlesticks, and other decorative 

porcelain and glass Est. $100-200 

1092 Five framed architectural prints, 

and five framed landscape prints 

Est. $100-200 

1093 Three framed prints of flower 

and fruit baskets 

Est. $70-100 

1094 Five framed landscape prints, and five 

assorted prints, including oriental vases, 

gardens, and leaf study 

Est. $100-200 

1095 Five assorted framed architectural 

prints, and five assorted framed 

landscape prints 

Est. $100-200 

1096 Five assorted architectural prints, 

and five landscape prints 

Est. $100-200 

1097 Copper boiler, three lamps, 

and a brass over wood trash can 

Est. $30-50 

1098 Jacobean style oak circular table, and 

four leather upholstered chairs 

Est. $125-200 

1099 American School, 19th century. Portrait 

of a Gentleman, oil on canvas, framed 

Est. $100-200 

1100 Two color mezzotints; one of a classical 

nude bather, the other of a child, framed 

Est. $50-100 

1101 Framed print, after Louis Icart, and a 

Jean Harris watercolor, signed lr, framed 

Est. $50-100 

1102 Giovanni Piranesi. View of the Arch of 

Septimus Servus, print (as is) 

Est. $200-400 

1103 Seven assorted Chinese polychrome 

terracotta roof tiles 

Est. $200-300 

1104 Senufo monumental carved wood 

with metal overlay bird figure 

Est. $600-900 

1105 Pair of Japanese carved and polychrome 

figures of war deities 

Est. $300-500 

1106 Two American salt glazed stoneware 

cobalt decorated storage jars 

mid-19th century; both with floral sprig 

decoration, one impressed “R.C.R. PHILA,” 

Est. $200-400 


1107 Assorted redware pots 

and other pottery 

Est. $50-100 

1108 Eight assorted pieces of Japanese 

Satsuma earthenware, including vases, 

jars, cream pitcher 

Est. $125-200 

1109 Chinese brown glazed terracotta 

vase, and pair of similar bowls 

in the Sung manner 

Est. $70-100 

1110 Pair of Chinese Archaic style green 

glazed ceramic jars, porcelain ox 

figure, and a plaster winged horse 

Est. $100-200 

1111 Assorted Kutani porcelain and Japanese 

Satsuma ware, including: teacups and 

saucers, bowls, and other teaware 

Est. $50-100 

1112 Chinese blue and white beaker-form 

vase in the Ming manner, Sung style 

white glazed jar, and a white glazed 

round box in the Sung manner 

Est. $125-200 

1113 Pair of Japanese Famille Rose 

floral decorated vases 

late 19th century Est. $50-100 

1114 Assorted Japanese Kutani ware, 

including: bowls, vases, and charger 

Est. $60-90 

1115 Chinese porcelain teapot with a textile 

cozy, Republic Period 

Est. $100-200 

1116 Japanese Kutani ware vases, 

charger, assorted bowls, 

and assorted Imari pieces 

Est. $100-200 

1117 Three glazed ceramic bowls, and a 

brown glazed ceramic storage jar 

Est. $70-100 

1118 Chinese enameled metal vase in the 

sang du boeuf style 

Est. $200-300 

1119 French gilt-brass and marble 

double-light desk light with shade 

Est. $150-300 

1120 Leaded slag glass hanging light 

fixture in the Tiffany style 

Est. $80-125 

1121 No lot 

1122 Steiff plush panda, and mohair 

“Leo” the lion 

Est. $100-200 

1123 Steiff miniature mohair bear on wheels 

Est. $100-200 

1124 Steiff mohair articulated teddy bear 

with wooden pull toy, and a Steiff 

“Teddy Clown,” articulated bear with 

harlequin hat and collar 

Est. $125-200 

1125 Steiff mohair articulated 

teddy bear with “growl box” 

Est. $125-200 

1126 “Countrylife” plush “Gollywog;” 

“Golly No. 2/200,” figure dressed 

in smart Victorian suit 

Est. $125-200 

1127 Large Steiff plush “Teddy Bear” 

Est. $150-250 

1128 Steiff plush snow leopard “Snobby” 

Est. $150-250 

1129 Steiff “Golden Age of the 

Circus Leo the Lion” 

painted wood circus wagon with mohair 

“Leo the Lion” toy, with original box 

Est. $200-300 

1130 Steiff “Teddy Baby” bear 

mohair articulated teddy bear 

Est. $125-200 

1131 Steiff plush “Emu,” Australian ostrich 

Est. $125-200 

1132 Kestner painted bisque porcelain 

and composition doll in dress, 

bonnet, and shoes 

circa 1916 Est. $200-300 

1133 Painted wood “Fairfield Dairy Western 

Maryland,” milk delivery wagon 

Est. $150-250 

1134 Buddy-”L” pressed steel 

“Baggage line” truck 

circa 1930 Est. $500-800 

1134A Miniature Conestoga wagon 

with two-horse team 

Est. $100-200 

1135 Sheet tin single-propeller airplane 

(one wing strut loose) 

1930’s Est. $100-200 

north gallery / toys 

1136 Three 1976 Hess toy trucks, in original 

boxes with packing material 

(one toy lacking barrels) 

Est. $250-350 

1137 Six assorted Hess trucks, in original 

boxes, years include: 1987, 1990, 1992, 

two 1993, and 1994 

Est. $200-300 

1138 Three Hess toy trucks, all in box with 

packing material, years include: 1972 & 

1974, 1977, and 1984 

Est. $150-250 

1139 Hess 1970 fire pumper 

no box Est. $150-250 

1140 Four assorted Hess trucks, years include: 

1976, 1977, 1980 and 1984 

no boxes Est. $80-125 

1141 Four Hess trucks, in original boxes 

with packing, years include: 

two 1982-83 and two 1985 

Est. $100-200 

1142 Five assorted Texaco toy items 

including: 1932 Northrop Gamma airplane 

in box, two Henry Irwin racers, 1995 truck in 

box, and 1996 oil tanker in box Est. $50-100 

1143 Assorted plastic figures, including: 

Noah’s Ark and animals, 

and Slush metal miniature cars 

Est. $40-60 

1144 “National Beer” light-up sign; together 

with a plastic “National Bohemian” 

hanging display sign 

Est. $150-250 

1145 “Budweiser” electric light-up counter 

display, and a molded plastic 

“National Bohemian” wall display 

Est. $125-200 

1146 “Miller High Life” ice bucket light-up 

display, “Schlitz” plastic wall display, 

and “Ballantine” & “Gunther” 

cardboard beer coasters 

Est. $125-200 

1147 “Miller” light-up hanging wall 

display, “Carlings Red Cap Ale” 

wall display plaque, and a 

salt glazed stoneware bottle 

Est. $70-125 

1148 Two Utica Club pewter-mounted 

ceramic character steins: 

“Schultz and Dooley” 

Est. $125-200 


toys 

1149 “Early Times” molded and polychrome 

plaster advertising wall picture 

first half-20th century; relief plaque 

depicting distillery with African-American 

workers by river in forest, framed 

Est. $300-600 

1150` Three William Britain molded and 

painted lead figures, in boxes 

each box with six figures; including: “Cold 

Stream Guards, Essex Regiment” and 

“Worcestershire Regiment” Est. $80-125 

1151 Three William Britain painted 

lead figure sets 

box of six “Gordon Highlander Pipers,” box 

of six “Gordon Highlander Officer Piper and 

Four Men,” and box of ten “Royal Marine 

Drums and Bugel Corps” Est. $100-200 

1152 Two William Britain painted lead figure 

sets, in original boxes with outer box 

figures include: ten “Royal Welsh Fusiliers,” 

and nine “Royal Regiment of Fusiliers” 

(lacking one figure) Est. $100-200 

1153 Two William Britain painted 

lead figure sets 

sets include: ten “Honourable Artillery 

Company” and ten “The Royal Marines,” all 

excellent condition in box with outer boxes 

Est. $125-200 

1154 William Britain painted lead figure 

set “Trooping the Colour;” 

11 figures including Queen Elizabeth 

with 10 flag bearers 

Est. $100-200 


lead figure sets, new in boxes 

includes: 12 figures - “The Queen’s Own 

Cameron Highlanders,” and 9 pieces - “Royal 

Artillery Limber” Est. $125-200 


lead figure sets, in original boxes 

includes: “Seaforth Highlanders” and “The 

22nd Cheshire Regiment” Est. $125-200 

1157 Three William Britain painted 

lead figure sets, in boxes 

includes: 11 figures - “The Bahamas Police 

Band,” 10 figures - “The United States Army 

Band of Washington, DC, and 2 figures - 

“American Civil War” Est. $125-200 

1157A “Childrens Tracts Ser. III Vol. II,” 

miniature book dated 1833 

Est. $50-100 

1158 12 assorted painted lead figures, mostly 

Napoleonic soldiers 

Est. $60-90 

1159 11 German painted bisque snow 

baby figures, and 14 Britain’s 

fox hunting figures 

Est. $150-250 

1160 Six assorted German lithographed tin 

steam toys and train pieces 

makers include: Bing, Carette and so forth; 

pieces include: water tower, well pump, 

power station, two pieces of rolling stock 


1161 Assortment of painted bisque miniature 

dolls and figures, lithographed tin 

penny toy, Slush metal vehicles, 

and composition animals 

Est. $100-200 

1162 Carved and painted wood goose pull toy 

1930’s Est. $50-100 

1163 Assorted painted wood and cast-iron 

doll furniture, miniature metal 

dish ware, and a primitive wood 

doll chest-of-drawers 

Est. $100-200 

1164 Four American cast-iron still banks, 

including: mailbox, “The Daisy” safe, 

“Security Safe Deposit,” 

and a cast-iron stove bank 

Est. $150-250 

1165 Cast-iron figural “DINAH” 

mechanical bank, repainted 

Est. $150-250 

1166 Art Nouveau oak and etched 

wood tri-fold hanging mirror 

Est. $50-100 

1167 German tin magic lantern, 

and assorted glass slides 

Est. $50-100 

1168 “Junior Caster” lead soldier-making 

kit, and assorted lead figures 

(kit not in its entirety) 

Est. $80-125 

1169 “Irish Male Kid” wood car with 

African-American boy composition doll, 

and a Japanese storybook 

Est. $125-200 

1170 Diecut articulated Santa 

circa 1950’s Est. $40-60 

1171 Ives No. 3254 locomotive with 

three matching passenger cars in 

fragmentary box 

Est. $200-300 

1172 Large assortment of glass 

and clay marbles 

Est. $100-200 

1173 FADA colorradio #260, in “Chinese Red” 

Est. $200-300 

1173A Tin window duck on tricycle, wind-up 

musical clown, and a leather horse 

Est. $50-100 

1174 German painted bisque porcelain 

and composition doll 

early 20th century; with green dress 

and lace shawl Est. $150-250 

1175 German painted bisque and kid body 

porcelain doll in full-length lace trim 

floral dress, with wooden rocking chair 

Est. $125-200 

1176 Composition Charlie McCarthy 

ventriloquist doll 

circa 1930; in original outfit with hat 

Est. $200-300 

1177 Steiff “Collector’s Edition 1982” five 

teddy bears in box, four white mohair 

articulated bears with smaller nonmoving 

bear 

Est. $200-400 

1178 Steiff mohair bear with leather muzzle 

and leash in original box 

Est. $150-250 

1179 Steiff “Teddy Petsy,” in original box, 

mohair bear on metal and wood tricycle 

Est. $200-300 

1179A Five assorted dolls; 

Robert E. Lee bride, etc. 

Est. $70-125 

1180 Gloria Vanderbilt limited edition 

porcelain doll, with original box, and a 

painted wood primitive wagon 

Est. $125-200 

1181 Eight assorted diecast collector’s cars, 

including: Tucker, Jaguar, Corvette, 

makers include: Ertl and Maisto 

Est. $50-100 

1182 Bachmann big hauler 

“Royal Blue” train set 

Est. $40-60 

1183 Four assorted Hess trucks (without 

boxes), Phillips 66 truck, 

and a Shell tow truck 

Est. $30-50 


1184 22 assorted vehicles and vehicle 

banks, models include: early delivery 

trucks, race cars, makers include: 

Ertl and so forth 

Est. $50-100 

1185 11 assorted plastic gas station giveaway 

trucks, models include: tanker trucks, 

semi-trailer trucks, and fire equipment 

models include: tanker trucks, semi-trailer 

trucks, and fire equipment; gas stations 

include: Getty, Sunoco, Crown, BP and so 

forth Est. $70-100 

1186 Assortment of diecast cars, models 

include: race cars, and so forth; makers 

include: Hot Wheels, Maisto, and Ertl 

Est. $50-100 

1187 Nine assorted Hess toy truck in original 

boxes, years include: two 1988, two 

1989, 1990, 1991, 1994, 2002, and 2005 

Est. $100-200 

1188 Six assorted pressed steel vehicles, 

models: Texaco fire truck, tow truck, 

dump truck, auto transport, makers: 

Buddy-”L,” Tonka 

Est. $125-200 

1189 Raikes teddy bear from the Royal 

Court Collection 1990, and “King 

William” bear in original box 

Est. $70-100 

1190 Three comic books: “Bugs Bunny,” 

“Donald Duck,” and “Real Life Comics” 

Est. $20-30 

1191-1199 No lots 

1200 Southwestern carved and burnished 

black earthenware vase, signed 

“Phyllis Marlin Hemlock / Santa Clara” 

7 in. H. Est. $150-250 

1201 Southwestern carved and burnished 

black earthenware vase, “Madeline 

Naranjo ---Santa Clara Pueblo” 

4 3/4 in. H. Est. $100-200 

1202 Southwestern burnished 

black earthenware dish, signed 

“Marie + Santana” 

5 1/2 in. Diam. Est. $200-300 

1203 Southwestern burnished black 

earthenware jar, signed 

“Lupita Martinez” 

3 7/8 in. H. Est. $200-300 

1204 Three Santa Clara burnished 

black earthenware miniature pots, 

signed variously “Pauline,” “Annie,” 

and “Arthur” 

tallest - 2 1/2 in. H. Est. $150-250 

1205 Southwestern painted earthenware 

vase, with geometric motif, leaping frog 

painted underneath as a signature 


1205A Southwestern painted earthenware 

bowl and vase, probably Zumi 

20th century; bowl - 8 1/2 in. Diam.; 

vase - 7 1/4 in. H. Est. $100-200 

1206 Three Southwestern painted 

earthenware pieces 

20th century; including an ovoid vase with 

stylized bird motif, signed “Carla Nambeyo,” 

4 1/2 in. H.; two-handled jar with geometric 

decoration, signed “Acoma N.M. By Concho,” 

2 5/8 in. H.; and a cream pitcher, unsigned, 

2 5/8 in. H. Est. $100-200 

1207 Two Southwestern painted 

earthenware vessels 

20th century; comprising an Atcoma base 

with red geometric decoration on a white 

ground, 5 in. H.; and a bowl with single 

handle geometric decoration, waterproofed 

with pine tar, 4 1/4 in. H. Est. $150-250 

1208 Two turned wooden bowls with 

Southwestern painted decoration 

early 20th century; the larger in Zuni style 

with impressed mark “Munsing” underneath, 

12 3/8 x 13 1/4 in.; the smaller identified as 

Hopi with thunderbird design, 8 3/8 x 9 1/8 

in. Est. $100-150 

1209 Southwestern polychrome 

earthenware bowl, signed 

“Lela / Luther Sta. Clara Pue.” 

8 3/4 in. Diam. Est. $150-250 

1209A Southwestern painted 

earthenware bowl, Ocoma 

early 20th century; 3 3/4 in. H., 

8 3/8 in. Diam. Est. $100-200 


earthenware vessels, Ocoma 

20th century; 1) two-handled water bottle - 

6 1/8 in. H.; 2) bowl - marked “Ocoma N. 

Mex.,” 4 in. H. Est. $100-200 



20th century; 1) basket - decorated with 

frog-men and tadpoles, marked “UZ / ZUNI,” 

5 in. H., 6 3/4 in. max Diam.; 2) Acoma bowl 

- 4 3/4 in. Diam.; 3) bowl - probably Acoma, 

marked “LEE,” 4 1/4 in. Diam. Est. $150-250 

toys / native american arts 


earthenware pots 

20th century; 1) Acoma - 4 in. H., 6 3/4 in. 

Diam.; 2) marked “Virginia Fragua / Jemez,” 

6 3/4 in. H. Est. $100-200 



20th century; 1) canteen - marked “Acoma,” 

6 1/2 in. H.; 2) canteen - with molded lizard 

on top, faintly signed; 3) bird-form shallow 

bowl - faintly signed Est. $150-250 

1214 Southwestern painted earthenware 

figure of a woman grinding corn 

identified as the work of Felipa Trujillo, 

6 3/4 in. H., 8 1/2 in. L. Est. $100-150 

1215 Five Southwestern painted earthenware 

bowls, Acoma and other potteries 



earthenware pots, probably Acoma 

20th century; including a bowl - 3 3/4 in. 

H., 6 3/4 in. Diam.; water bottle - 7 1/4 in. H.; 

basket - marked “Acoma,” 6 1/8 in. H. 

Est. $200-300 

1217 Four Southwestern painted 

earthenware vessels, Acoma 

20th century; including a jar - signed “Marie,” 

3 3/4 in. H., 6 1/4 in. Diam., vase - marked 

“Acoma / B.R.,” 4 1/2 in. H.; water jug wth two 

birds’ heads, 5 7/8 in. H.; vase - signed 

“Lucy M. Lewis / Acoma, N.M.,” 4 1/2 in. H. 

Est. $200-300 

1218 Southwestern style painted 

porcelain bowl inscribed with 

attribution to Acela Blue Eagle 

circa 1933; 2 1/2 in. H., 6 1/4 in. Diam. 

Est. $100-150 

1219 Assortment of Mexican folk and 

pre-Colombian style pottery, 

comprising 10 pieces 


1220 Three painted earthenware vessels 

including: round-bottom vase, attributed to 

pre-Colombian Panama, 10 1/2 in. H.; large 

painted earthenware jardiniere - 11 1/2 in. 

Diam.; and a burnished red earthenware 

water bottle - 7 1/2 in. H., about 8 1/2 in. 

Diam. Est. $200-300 

1221 Southwestern painted 

wood and rawhide drum 

early 20th century; the heads secured 

with large rose-head nails, 12 in. Diam. 

Est. $100-150 


native american arts / weapons 

1222 Southwestern painted 

wood and rawhide drum 

early 20th century, about 9 in. Diam. 

Est. $80-125 

1222A Carved wood and rawhide 

drum of uncertain culture 

early 20th century; 10 1/2 in. H., 

6 1/4 in. Diam. Est. $80-100 

1223 Southwestern native 

American pack basket 

early 20th century; 15 in. H., 

15 1/2 in. Diam. Est. $150-200 

1224 Three Southwestern baskets 

20th century; including two Winnowing 

baskets, 15 1/2 and 12 3/8 in. Diam., and a 

basket with leather trim, 4 3/4 in. H., 

10 1/2 in, Diam., labeled “American Indian 

Dept. / University Museum No. 71219” 

Est. $150-250 

1225 Southwestern covered basket 

early 20th century; with geometric 

decoration, 10 1/2 in H. overall, 

8 1/2 in. Diam. Est. $200-300 

1226 Two Southwestern 

basketwork shallow bowls 

20th century; one 3 1/2 in. H., 16 in. Diam.; 

the other 2 1/4 in. H., 12 in. Diam. 

Est. $150-250 

1227 Two Southwestern basketwork vessels 

20th century; water jug - waterproofed with 

pine sap, 8 1/4 in. H., deep bowl - 4 1/2 in. H., 

6 1/2 in. Diam. Est. $100-200 

1228 Southwestern silver flask with 

turquoise accents, and a 

primitive farrier’s folding knife 

flask - 4 in. H., knife - 19th century, 

4 3/8 in. L., closed Est. $100-150 

1229 Tomahawk trade axe 

19th century; with carved hickory handle 

inlaid with mother-of-pearl, 16 3/4 in. L. 

Est. $200-400 

1230 American stamped sterling silver 

badge, labeled “DEPUTY U.S. MARSHAL” 

late 19th century; indistinctly marked on the 

back “Carson(?),” 3 3/8 in. H. Est. $100-200 

1231 Native American iroquois 

carved and painted wood mask 

about 11 in. H., with tin eye surrounds and 

horse-hair coiffeur Est. $150-250 

1232 Mississippian carved stone figural 

pipe, with label “Steatite Pipe Pike 

Co. KY Found by J. Cobb 1914 M. 

Deffenbaugh Coll.” 

9 in. L. Est. $200-300 

1233 Northwest Coast carved argillite 

miniature totem pole, signed 

“John Marks Old Nassett B.C.” 

early 20th century; with additional 

provenance label affixed to the back, 

7 1/8 in. H. Est. $800-1,200 

1234 Pair of native American beaded 

hide and canvas leggings 

late 19th/early 20th century; 9 1/2 in. H. 

Est. $300-400 

1235 Three native American beaded items 

comprising: knife scabbard - about 6 in. L., 

made of leather covered in color felts and 

decorated with white seed beads; seed bead 

necklace; pair of horns - partly covered in 

leather and decorated with beads, 8 in. W. 

Est. $150-250 

1236 Pair of native American leather 

gloves, probably Great Lakes region 

late 19th century; with floral motif, 

12 1/2 in. L. Est. $100-200 

1237 Two native American 

beaded leather bags 

late 19th/early 20th century; one with floral 

design and long fringe, decorated on both 

sides, 21 x 6 3/4 in., the other with geometric 

design, about 10 x 5 1/2 in. Est. $200-400 

1238 Two native American 


late 19th/early 20th century; one made 

of dark brown sheepskin with geometric 

decoration, about 8 x 7 in., the other about 

10 x 7 in. with stylized floral design 

Est. $150-250 

1239 Two small native American 


late 19th/early 20th century; one with floral 

design, 4 1/2 x 4 1/4 in., the other with 

contrasting black leather and simple beaded 

design, 5 /34 x 4 in. Est. $80-125 

1239A Matching native American beaded 

leather pipe bag and tobacco bag 

with provenance to Crow tribe 

probably early 20th century; each with 

simple beaded decoration terminating 

in an elk hoof Est. $300-500 

1240 T. Harmon Parkhurst. Framed 

photogravure depicting a 

crowded street in Taos or 

Santo Domingo Pueblo, N.M. 

circa 1930, signed in pen lr, 15 3/4 x 20 in,, 


1240A Henry Ziegler (American, 1889-1968). 

“The Bell Mare,” colored pencil on paper, 

titled and signed at bottom, dated 1930 

14 x 14 1/2 in., framed Est. $300-500 

1241 Assortment of Native American 

weapons and accessories, including 

a painted rawhide shield, spear, bow, 

and a quiver of arrows 

Est. $200-300 

1242 Wooden mortar and stone pestle 

of uncertain cultural origin 


1243 Bow and two spears of 

uncertain cultural origin 

Est. $60-90 

1244 Persian chased and inlaid 

steel battle axe 

19th century; 36 1/8 in. L. Est. $250-350 

1245 Indian gold-inlaid damascus 

steel chakram throwing knife 

19th century; 10 1/8 in. Diam. Est. $250-350 

1245A Indian damascus steel 

chakram throwing knife 

19th century; 9 1/4 in. Diam. Est. $150-250 

1245B Two Indian steel chakram throwing 

knives stamped with Sikh tree motif 

19th century: one 7 1/2 in. Diam.; the other 

6 3/4 in. Diam. Est. $200-300 

1245C Indian steel chakram throwing knife 

19th century, 9 1/4 in. Diam. Est. $100-150 

1246 Partial set of Japanese Tosei-Gosoku 

style samurai armor 

19th century, mounted on a naturalistic 

carved and painted wood mannequin 

Est. $4,000-5,000 

1246A Japanese Haramaki style 

jointed iron Dou or cuirass 

19th century or earlier Est. $400-600 

1247 Continental gilt bronze swivel-mounted 

cannon (lantaka), probably Portuguese, 

made for export to the East Indies 

18th Century; marked “D” in the cast; the 

bore 1 in Diam.; 37 1/2 in. L. overall 

Est. $2,000-3,000 

1248 Winchester Model 75 Sporter 

bolt-action rifle, Serial number 78357 

.22 LR, metal parts with black finish, figured 

walnut half stock; the barrel 23 1/2 in. L., 

40 1/2 in. L. overall; fitted with a Lyman 

adjustable sight Est. $250-350 

1248A Remington US Model 1903-A3 

bolt-action rifle, converted for 

hunting, serial #3418524 

metal parts with blued finish; the barrel 

22 1/2 in. L.; checkered walnut stock, 

rubber butt; 43 1/4 in. L. overall; fitted 

with a Weaver K10 scope Est. $250-350 


1249 Colt single action Bisley revolver .38 

WCF, serial #291063, 1907 

metal parts with dark blued finish, black 

thermoplastic grips; the barrel 4 1/2 in. L., 

10 1/4 in. L. overall Est. $3,000-5,000 

1249A Mauser Model 1934 semi-automatic 

pistol, serial #185186 

7.65 mm., blued metal finish, one-piece 

checkered walnut grip; the barrel 3 1/2 

in. L., 6 1/4 in. L. overall; together with an 

unmarked leather holster and a cleaning kit 

Est. $125-200 

1249B Stevens New Model Pocket Rifle, 

serial #15651 

with part-octagon barrel 12 1/8 in. L., blued 

finish; the frame with nickel finish and 

walnut grips; together with a wire frame 

stock Est. $100-200 

1250 Pietro Beretta Model 1935 

“Gardone V.T.”0 semi-automatic 

pistol, serial number 802413 

7.65 mm. caliber, dated 1955 on frame; the 

barrel 3 1/4 in. L., blued finish; thermoplastic 

grips; 5 7/8 in. L. overall; together with a 

Bucheimer leather holster Est. $150-200 

1250A Colt Automatic semi-automatic pistol, 

Serial number 0D118437 

.25 caliber, the barrel 2 1/4 in. L., bright steel 

finish; the frame blued, with checkered 

walnut grips; 4 1/2 in. L. overall; together with 

a Hunter black leather holster 

Est. $150-250 

1250B Two books on colt and 

single shot handguns 

1) J. M. Kalman and C. M. Patterson; 

“A Pictorial History of U. S. Single Shot 

Martial Pistols” (NY: Scrivners n.d.) 30/2500, 

signed by both authors, folio pictorial cloth; 

2) E. Keith, “Sixguns by Keith the Standard 

Reference Work” (Harrisburg Stackpole, 

1955), folio cloth Est. $50-80 

1251 [Native Americans, Western Artists.] 

Forty-five items, with emphasis 

on the Southwest 

including monographs on Maynard Dixon, 

C. M. Russell, Native American ceramics and 

other crafts, and so forth Est. $80-125 

1251A [Native Americans.] Ten titles, including 

“Handbook of American Indians 

North of Mexico” 

(Washington: 1907) 2 vols., 8vo, half leather; 

and R. I. Dodge, “Our Wild Indians (Hartford: 

1883) 8vo, pictorial cloth Est. $100-150 

1252 [Asian Art] Sixty-five volumes with 

emphasis on Japanese ukiyo-e 

and artistic culture 

with others on Chinese art Est. $150-250 

1252A [Americana: Eastern Seaboard History] 

General selection of about 120 volumes 

on history, genealogy, and so forth 

Est. $100-200 

1253 [General Interest.] Assortment of about 

fifty items, including A. T. Rice, ed., 

“Reminiscences of Abraham Lincoln 

by Distinguished Men of His Time” (NY: 1888) 

8vo, pict. cloth, as well as pamphlets on art 

and artists, auction catalogs, and so forth 

Est. $50-80 

1253A [Literature.] About sixty-five volumes 

including reading copies of Fielding, 

Scott, Heine, O. Henry, and so forth 

Est. $60-90 

1254 [Juvenile.] Six titles illustrated by 

Frank Denslow, including 

“Night Before Christmas” (1902) 

“Mother Goose” (1901); “Mother Hubbard” 

1903); “Three Bears” (1903); “Simple Simon” 

(1904); and “Three Little Kittens” (1904); 

together with “The Story of Rich Mrs. Duck” 

(NY: McLoughlin Bros., c.1907) on linen 

Est. $200-300 

1254A [Art, Twentieth Century.] Single issue of 

Verve, Vol. I, No. 3, containing original 

lithographs by Chagall, Miro, and others 

Est. $100-200 

1254B [Juvenile] A.A. Milne; 

The Christopher Robin Story Book, 

special signed limited edition 

illustrated by Ernest H. Shepard 

(New York: Dutton, 1929) #79/350, signed by 

author and illustrator; 4to, green cloth and 

pictorial salmon boards; cellophane d.j. 

Est. $500-700 

1255 [Fraternal Organizations.] R. F. Gould, 

et al., “The History of Freemasonry” 

(NY: Yorston, late 19th C) 

4 vols, 4to., publisher’s deluxe full leather 

with marbled endpapers Est. $80-100 

1255A [Economic History, Pennsylvania.] 

Original MS day-book of 

Robert Frazer, Philadelphia 

attorney, July, 1812 - Dec. 1820 

comprising a daily record of all monetary 

transactions with memoranda; folio, suede 

leather ledger binding Est. $150-250 

1255B [Fine Press.] E. Dulac, illustrator; 

“Stories From Hans Anderson” 

(London: Hodder & Stoughton, c.1904) 

4to, pictorial cloth, printed endpapers 

Est. $100-150 

weapons / books & autographs 

1256 [Italy, Illustrated.] Gaetano Cottafavi, 

illustrator; “Raccolta Delle Principali 

Vedute di Roma e Suoi Contorni” 

(Rome: Cuccioni, 1843) folio, stitched, 

apparently issued without cover 

Est. $100-200 

1256A [Italy, Illustrated.] A. Moschetti, 

illustrator; “Raccolta Delle Principali 

Vedute di Roma Antica e Moderna” 

(Rome: Piale, 1846) folio, printed wraps 

Est. $100-200 

1257 [Quakers.] George Fox; “A Journal ... 

of the Life, Travels, Sufferings, ... 

of George Fox” 3rd ed. (London: 1765 

Richards & Clark) folio, original full calf, with 

note from the original Philadelphia buyer in 

1766 Est. $150-200 

1257A [English History.] A set of Hume and of 

Smollett, each (London: Cadell, 1790) 

comprising: David Hume, “The History of 

England” New edition, 8 vols; and T. Smollett, 

“The History of England from the Revolution 

to the Death of George II” New edition, 5 

vols.; all 8vo, each set similarly bound in full 

calf with marbled endpapers Est. $100-200 

1258 [Literature.] Two titles: Schreibers 

Bilderbucher(Esslingen: c. 1875) and 

The Notebook of Elbert Hubbard 

(NY: Wise, 1926) 4to cloth, with note 

from publisher indicating this is the first 

presentation copy Est. $40-60 

1258A [American Literature.] Five titles, 

first or early editions, including J. F. 

Cooper, “The Pioneers” (NY: 1823) 

J. E. Cooke, “The Last of the Foresters” (NY: 

1856); Longfellow, “Tales of a Wayside Inn” 

(Boston: 1863); Longfellow, “Evangeline” 10th 

ed. (Boston: 1856); and Longfellow, “Voices of 

the Night” (Boston: 1852); together with Wm. 

Wordsworth, “The Prelude” (NY: 1850) 

Est. $100-150 

1258B [Juvenile.] Six titles 

including K. Grahame, “The Wind in the 

Willows” (NY: 1929); Bulfinch, “The Age 

of Fable” (Boston: 1871); Renneville, 

“Historiettes” (Paris: Lavigne, c.1830); 

Weems, “Life of Washington” (imperfect); E. 

Gaskoden, “When Knighthood Was in Flower” 

(Indianapolis: 1898); and T. Bingley, “Stories 

About the Instinct of Animals” (Boston: 1861) 

Est. $60-90 

1258C [Travel.] Four titles 

including: N. P. Willis; “Summer Cruise in the 

Mediterranean” (NY: 1853); Julia W. Howe, “A 

Trip to Cuba” (Boston: 1860); H. C. Grey and 

Queen Victoria; “The Early Years of the Prince 

Consort” (NY: 1867); and M. Dieulafoy, “Art in 

Spain and Portugal” (NY: 1913) Est. $60-90 


ooks & autographs 

1259 [English Architecture, History.] H. and B. 

Winkles; “Architectural and Picturesque 

Illustrations of the Cathedral Churches 

of England and Wales” (London: Bogue, 1851) 

3 vols, 4to, pictorial cloth 

Est. $80-125 

1259A [Italy, Ancient Rome.] 

Four titles, all leatherbound 

comprising: Samuel Rogers, “Italy, A Poem” 

(London: 1830); George Head, “Rome. A 

Tour of Many Days” (London: 1849) 3 vols.; 

H. G. Liddell, “A History of Rome” (London: 

1855) 2 vols.; and A. Scoppa, “Traite de 

la Prononciation de la Langue Italienne” 

(Versailles & Paris: 1803) 2 vols. Est. $80-125 

1259B [Great Britain, Financial History] 

Four titles by John Francis, 

leatherbound in matching style 

comprising: “Chronicles and Characters 

of the Stock Exchange” New ed. (London: 

1855); “A History of the English Railway” 

(London: 1851) 2 vols.; “Annals, Anecdotes, 

and Legends: A Chronicle of Life Assurance 

(London: 1853); and “History of the Bank of 

England” 3rd ed. (London: circa 1860) 2 vols. 

Est. $150-250 

1260 [English Literature, Color Plates] 

T. Rowlandson, Illustrator; 

“The Tour of Dr. Syntax in Search 

of the Picturesque: A Poem 

(London: Ackerman, 1813) 8vo, full calf, 

marbled endpapers Est. $125-200 

1260A [C & O Canal.] Early survey report on the 

proposed canal from Washington D.C. 

across the Appalachians, 1826 

19th Congress, 2nd Session, Doc. No. 10: 

“Message from the President ... Concerning 

the Proposed Chesapeake and Ohio Canal” 

(Washington: Gales & Seaton, 1826) 8vo, 

boards; the personal copy of J. H. Alexander, a 

principal engineer on the project. 

Est. $100-200 

1260B [Sets & Bindings.] Five titles by 

George Borrow, in similar 

red half leather bindings 

comprising: “Zingali, or an Account of the 

Gypsies in Spain” (London: 1841) 2 vols.; 

“The Bible in Spain” (London: 1843) 3 vols.; 

“Lavengro” (London: 1851) 3 vols, with ALS 

laid in; “Romany Rye” 2nd ed. (London: 1858) 

2 vols.; and “Wild Wales: People, Language, 

and Scenery” New Ed. (London: 1868) 

Est. $300-400 

1261 [Photographs] Album containing 

34 tintype and other cartes de visite, 

3rd quarter 19th century 

with studio credits in the vicinity of 

Delaware, Ohio, and in Kansas; 12mo format 

bound in brown morocco with heavy blind 

tooling and brass clasps; together with 

Roycroft edition of Dickens, “A Christmas 

Carol” (1902) Est. $80-125 

1261A [Photographs] Victorian photo 

album containing twenty-four 

cartes de visite, most with credits of 

German studios, circa 1870 

the 12mo album bound in dark brown 

morocco with heavy blind tooling and brass 

clasp. Est. $60-90 

1262 [Scotland.] Francis Grose, 

“The Antiquities of Scotland” 

(London: Hooper, 1789) 2 vols., 4to 

full calf, marbled endpapers 

Est. $200-400 

1262A [Ireland.] Francis Grose, 

“The Antiquities of Ireland” (London: 

Hooper, 1797) 2 vols., 4to, full calf 

Est. $200-400 

1262B [England.] Francis Grose, 

“The Antiquities of England 

and Wales” New Ed. (London: Hooper, 

circa 1787) 8 vols, 4to, 

full calf Est. $400-600 

1263 [Literature, Stes and Bindings.] Twentyfour 

volumes, all bound in leather 

including: “The Works of Douglas Jerrold” 

(London: circa 1860) 5 vols., 12mo.; Milton, 

“Paradise Regain’d: A Poem” (Birmingham: 

Baskerville, 1758) 8vo, vellum, lacking front 

endpapers; “The Works of Christopher 

Marlowe” (London: Pickering, 1826) 3 vols.; 


1264 [New York.] Five titles, including: 

J. W. & D. B. Shepp, “New York City 

Illustrated” (NY: Globe, 1899) 

folio, cloth; and J. H. French, “Gazeteer of the 

State of New York” 7th ed. (NY: 1860) 4to, 

cloth, nearly disbound Est. $80-125 

1264A [Americana.] Three titles 

comprising: S. G. Drake, “The Book of the 

Indians of North America” (Boston: 1835) 8vo, 

fuill sheep; B. J. Lossing, “Field-Book of the 

Revolution” (NY: 1860) 2 vols, 8vo, cloth; and 

J. Frost, “The Pictorial History of the United 

States of America” (Hartford: 1847) 4 vols. in 

1, 8vo, stamped sheep Est. $80-125 

1264B [Ohio, Native Americans] W. A. Galloway; 

Old Chillicothe: Shawnee and Pioneer 

History (Xenia, OH: Buckeye Press, 1934) 

8vo, black cloth; promotional leaflet included 

Est. $50-100 

1265 [Literature, Bindings.] Thirteen titles, 

most in 19th-century leather bindings, 

comprising 23 volumes 

notably: W. Irving (“Geoffrey Crayon’) 

“Bracebridge Hall, or The Humourist” (NY: Van 

Winkle, 1822) 2 vols, 8vo, full sheep 

Est. $100-200 

1266 [Autographs] Woodrow Wilson (DATES) 

two TLSs and a related book 

1) As president of Princeton University and 

potential candidate for Governor of New 

Jersey, to John Harlan, June 23, 1910; 2) As 

President of the U. S., to Edward N. Hurley, 

Chairman of U.S. Shipping Board, Sept. 9, 

1918; 3) E. N. Hurley; “The Bridge to France” 

(Phila.: Lippincott, 1927) 8vo, blue cloth, 

inscribed by the author Est. $300-600 

1266A [Autographs.] John F. Kennedy 

(1917-1963) Two volumes, 

each signed by the author 

1) Sen. J. F. Kennedy; “The Strategy of Peace” 

(NY: Harper, 1960) 8vo, wraps, signed on half 

title; 2) J. F. Kennedy; “Profiles in Courage” (NY: 

Harper, 1956) 8vo, cloth and boards, signed 

on t.p. Est. $200-300 

1266B [Autographs.] John F. Kennedy 

(1917-1963) Two signed Presidential 

campaign brochures and a clipped 

signature with sentiment 

Est. $250-350 

1266C [Autograph.] John F. Kennedy 

(1917-1963) signed copy of 

“Profiles in Courage” (NY: Harper, 1956) 

8vo, cloth and boards, with presentation 

dated 1957 on flyleaf. Est. $150-250 

1266D [Autograph.] Martin Luther King Jr. 

(DATES) signature with sentiment 

Est. $100-150 

1266E [Autographs.] Ronald Reagan 

(DATES) Three signed items 

including issue of Newsweek Magazine, 

August 9, 1976, signed on the cover; ticket 

to the Governors’ Reception, Jan. 18, 1981, 

inscribed; and a full-access pass to the 

Inaugural, Jan. 17, 1981, inscribed 

Est. $200-400 

1266F [Autograph.] Ronald Reagan (DATES) 

“An American Life” (NY: Simon & 

Schuster, 1990) signed on half title, 

Oct. 1, 1990 

thick 8vo, cloth and boards, d.j. Est. $100-200 


1267 Presidential Autographs: Signed 

photo of Nixon, Ford, Carter and 

Reagan standing together in the 

White House, February 1984 

inscribed to Vernon Walters by Ronald 

Reagan and each of the three preceding 

Presidents in different colors of ink; color 

photograph, 9 1/2 X 6 1/2 in., plus margins 

Est. $1,000-1,500 

1267A [Americana.] Printed invitation 

to Harrison inauguration ball, 

Springfield, MA, Feb. 10, 1841 

with vignette portrait of the President-elect 

and a log cabin with soldiers in front 

Est. $40-60 

1267B [Autographs] Selection of women’s 

baseball and entertainment signed 

photographs and other items 

comprising: Ruth Richard (Radford Peaches, 

1947-’54) signed photo; Jeanie Marlowe 

(Kenosha and other teams, 1948-’54) signed 

baseball card; Pepper Paul Davis (Racine 

Bulls, 1944-’53) signed photo; Geena Davis 

(in role from “A League of Their Own”) signed 

photo; a still shot from “League of Their 

Own;” Debra Paget (in role from “Bird of 

Paradise”) signed photo; and Fess Parker (in 

role as Davy Crockett) signed photo; most 

with certificates of authenticity 

Est. $100-200 

1267C [Autograph] David G. Farragut 

(1801 - 1870, Admiral distinguished 

in the Civil War) Handwritten order, 

signed, May 7, 1862 

ordering C. F. Fitch, assistant paymaster, 

“late of the U. S. St. ‘Varuna’,” to report with 

a full account of the finances of his ship, 

which had been sunk at the mouth of the 

Mississippi on April 24. Est. $200-300 

1267D [Autograph] Horace Greeley (1811 - 

1872, abolitionist, newspaper editor) 

ALS, March 25, 1850, to George Bruce 

1 p. 4to, blue lined paper; on business 

and the struggles of a young friend in 

Washington. Est. $100-200 

1267F [Historic Documents] Two 

Revolutionary War military receipts and 

a Philadelphia promissory note, 1789 

the two receipts dated January 31, 1781, 

for firewood and candles: one issued to Lt. 

Andrew Lee of Col. Moses Hazen’s New York 

regiment, the other to “four Continental 

wagoners detained here;” the part-printed 

promissory note for 94 pounds, 8 shillings 

and 6 pence, given by Charles Cooper of the 

Northern Liberties of Philadelphia to Philip 

Wager and George Habacker, Philadelphia 

merchants, December 11, 1789; bearing on 

the back a statement by Cooper that he is 

unable to repay the debt. Est. $60-90 

1268 [Autographs] Henry Knox (17....- , BIO) 

LS as Secretary of War, to Tench 

Tilghman, New York, Dec. 7, 1785 

ordering Thomas Harwood to expend 

$400 for a horse to be presented to Tilghman 

by resolution of Congress earlier that year; 

with docketing by Tilghman on verso; 

12 1/2 X 7 3/4 in., framed Est. $300-500 

1268A [Autographs] Part-printed land 

grant signed by President Thomas 

Jefferson and Secretary of State 

James Madison; Oct. 27 1807 

to James Galloway of Hamilton Co., 

Ohio; vellum, 9 X 15 1/2 in., framed 

Est. $1,500-2,000 

1268B [Historical Document, Ohio] 

Copy of grant by John Adams to 

R. Campbell, March 1799, made 

in the General Land Office 

Treasury Department, Washington, 1815 

and signed by Josiah Meigs; with integral 

cover and Free Frank of Meigs; an award 

of land near Xenia, Ohio, to a veteran of 

the Virginia Line in the Continental Army; 

occupying 1 page of a folio, 16 1/2 X 10 3/4 

in. Est. $80-125 

1268C [Autographs] James Madison (DATES) 

DS, part-printed land grant, 

June 21, 1814 

to the assignee of a veteran of the Virginia 

Line of the Continental Army, for 200 acres 

of land in Ohio; signed also by Edward Tiffin, 

Commissioner of the General Land Office, 

once on each side; vellum, 14 7/8 X 12 in. 

Est. $150-200 

1269 [Autograph] James Monroe (DATES) 


November 15, 1821 

to the assignee of a veteran of the Virginia 

Line in the Continental Army, for 100 acres 

in Ohio; also signed twice by Josiah Meigs, 

Commissioner of the General Land Office; 

vellum, 15 3/4 X 11 7/8 in. Est. $150-250 

1269A [Autographs] James Monroe (DATES) 


December 24, 1823 

to an assignee of a veteran of the Virginia 

Line in the Continental Army, for 185 acres in 

Ohio; also signed twice by George Graham, 

Commissioner of the General Land Office; 

vellum, 14 7/8 X 11 7/8 in. Est. $150-200 

1269B [Autograph] James Monroe (DTES) DS, 

part-printed land grant, March 10, 1817 

to the assignee of three veterans of the 

Virginia Line in the Continental Army for 

683 acres in Ohio; also signed twice by Josiah 

Meigs, Commissioner of the General Land 

Office; vellum, 14 7/8 X 11 3/4 in. 

Est. $150-200 

books & autographs 

1269C [Autograph] James Monroe (DATES) 

Part-printed grant, May 28, 1822, 

for land in Ohio; framed 

to an assignee of a veteran of the Virginia 

Line in the Continental Army; countersigned 

by Josiah Meigs, Commissioner of the 

Land Office, Washington; vellum, 

15 1/2 X 12 1/2 in. Est. $150-200 

1270 [Autographs, Ohio History] Two land 

grants from President A. Jackson to 

Revolutionary War veterans, 1835 

for land in the vicinity of Xenia, Ohio, signed 

on behalf of the President by A. J. Donelson: 

both to James Galloway, Jr., one of 

1100 acres; the other 160 acres; hand-written 

on vellum, 13 3/4 X 15 3/4 in. and 

15 3/4 X 13 5/8 in. Est. $150-250 

1270A [Historical Documents: Indiana, Ohio] 

Two part-printed land grants 

with secretarial signatures on 

behalf of the President 

1) To George Watt for purchase of 80 acres 

near Vincennes, Indiana, October 1, 1840, 

signed for Martin Van Buren, vellum, 

9 3/4 X 16 in.; 2) To the assignee of three 

veterans of the Virginia Line in the 

Continental Army, 235 acres between the 

Little Miami and Scioto Rivers, January 3, 

1849, signed for James K. Polk, vellum, 

17 5/8 X 13 1/2 in. Est. $100-200 

1270B [Autographs] Part-printed Civil War 

service certificate for 100 Days’ 

Service in the 154th Regt. 

Ohio National Guard; Dec. 15, 1864 

presented to Private Clark Galloway; with 

facsimile signatures of Abraham Lincoln and 

Edwin M. Stanton; 13 3/8 X 16 in., rolled 

Est. $80-125 

1270C [Ephemera] Comic atomic test 

certificate, for “Kiwi TNT” test, Jackass 

Flats, Nevada, January 12, 1965; framed 

issued to a participant in an experiment to 

test the safety of nuclear-powered rockets; 

8 X 11 in. Est. $80-125 

1271 [Americana.] About forty-five volumes, 

primarily colonial history and genealogy 

including some paper-bound volumes. 

Est. $80-125 

1271A [Americana.] About 80 volumes, 

primarily Maryland history 

and family histories 

Est. $150-250 


ooks & autographs 

1272 [American Domestic Architecture.] 

Twelve titles on colonial houses 

including: Forman, “Early Manor and 

Plantation Houses of Maryland” (Easton: 

1934); and perkins, “Old Houses of the 

Antient Town of Norwich, 1660 - 1800” 

(Norwich: 1895) Est. $100-150 

1272A [Asian Art, Literature.] Seven 

titles, including Jiang Heng, 

“Materialistic Idols’ Reluctane to 

Grow Up” (Hebei: 2008) 

as well as texts on Sanskrit and a Japanese 

book on Buddhist iconography. Est. $40-60 

1273 [Americana.] About sixty volumes, 

including American history, 

biography, and genealogy 

including: Appleton, “Cyclopaedia of 

American Biography” and other useful 

reference Est. $100-150 

1274 [Maryland.] Assortment of about 

150 volumes, including history, 


including some whole and partial sets 

Est. $200-300 

1274A [Islamic Art.] About 50 volumes, 

primarily on the arts and culture 

in the Muslim world, with other 

titles of general interest 

Est. $150-250 

1274B [General Interest.] Assortment of titles, 

generally history and literature, 

including 11th ed. of 

Encyclopaedia Britannica 

Handy format Est. $50-100 

1275 [General Interest.] Forty-eight Tauchnitz 

copyright editions of works by Anthony 

Trollope in wraps, as issued 

together with 160 volumes of literature of 

general interest, including whole and partial 

sets Est. $100-200 

1276 [Great Britain.] Partial set of 

“The Dictionary of National 

Biography” (NY: Macmillan, 1890) 

8vo, brown cloth Est. $80-125 

1277 [Social Registers.] Six boxes of 

directories for various cities, 

including Baltimore, Washington, 

Philadelphia, and others 

most early to mid 20th century Est. $30-60 

1278 [Genealogy.] Assortment of notes, brief 

printed works, diaries, and photos 

Est. $40-70 

1278A [Biography.] Large assortment of “Who’s 

Who” publications, mostly American, in 

science and a variety of other fields 

Est. $50-100 

1279 [Virginia, Maryland.] About 90 

volumes, primarily family 

histories and genealogies 

including pamphlets and paper-bound, 

whole and partial sets Est. $150-250 

1279A [Virginia.] About thirty volumes, 

primarily family histories and genealogy 

Est. $100-150 

1279B [Americana.] About 55 volumes on 

various notables of the colonial an 

early federal periods, with emphasis on 

Washington and Franklin 

including some paper bindings and 

pamphlets, and sets. Est. $80-125 

1279C [Americana.] About fifteen volumes 

on various topics, notably 

Baldwin and Thomas, “A New and 

Complete Gazeteer” 

(Philadelphia: 1854); Worcester, 

“A Geographical Dictionary” (Andover, MA: 

1817) 2 vols. Est. $100-200 

1280 [Pennsylvania.] Selection of about one 

hundred volumes relating to 

Philadelphia, educational and 

other civic institutions 

biography, and genealogy; including some 

paper bindings, whole and partial sets 

Est. $200-400 

1280A [Maryland.] Fourteen volumes, with 

emphasis on the Tilghman family 

including: O. Tilghman, History of Talbot 

County, Maryland, 1661 - 1861 (Baltimore: 

1915) 2 vols, 4to; three copies of “Memoir of 

Lieut, Col. Tench Tilghman (Albany: 1876); a 

scrapbook kept by a member of the family at 

St. Agnes School, Albany, NY, 1904-’05 

Est. $100-150 

1281 [Maryland.] Two framed 

maps of Baltimore City 

1) Fielding Lucas Jr., “Plan of the City of 

Baltimore” updated 1845, hand colored 

engraving; 2) F. Lucas, Jr., “The Stranger’s 

Guide Through the City of Baltimore” circa 

1840, hand-colored engraving surrounded 

with letter-press text, accompanied by the 

original stamped leather cover. 

Est. $200-400 

1281A [Pennsylvania.] Fifty-five volumes, with 

emphasis on educational institutions 

includes some paper-bound and sets. 

Est. $100-150 

1281B [Genealogy.] About 22 volumes, 

including “The Compendium of 

American Genealogy” and 

“Burke’s Landed Gentry” 

(editions of 1849, 1894, and two copies of 

1939) Est. $60-100 

1282 [Pennsylvania.] Forty-five 

volumes, including Philadelphia 

histories, genealogies, 

and Sigma Xi Fraternity publications 

including paper-bound and some sets 

Est. $80-125 

1282A [Miscellany.] Twenty-five 

volumes on various topics, 

including E. Sue, “Le Juif Errant” 

(Paris: 1845) 4 vols, 4to, quarter leather; 

Baedeker Guides to the U. S. Britain, etc. 

Est. $80-125 

1282B [Miscellany.] Twenty-nine volumes on 

various subjects, including three 

Limited Editions Club imprints of 

Sherlock Holmes 

(8 volumes in all); H. M. Stanley, “In Darkest 

Africa” (NY: 1891) 2 vols; and ten assorted 

French leatherbound volumes, 19th century 

Est. $150-250 

1283 [Art and Antiques.] Twenty-three 

volumes including monographs on 

English painters, furniture, and ceramics 

includes some paperbound and pamphlets 

Est. $80-125 

1284 [Literature, Biography.] About fifty 

volumes, including 24 of “The Collected 

Works of Mark Twain” Authorized Ed. 

(NY: 1906) 12mo, half leather, marbled 

boards; and two biographies by D. S. 

Freeman: “George Washington” (NY: 1951) 

6 vols in slipcase, and “Robert E. Lee” (NY: 

1947) 4 vols. Est. $80-125 

1284A [Miscellany.] Twelve volumes including 

four titles on Currier and Ives prints 

Est. $20-30 

1284B [Gift Book, Color Plates.] “Leaflets of 

Memory” (NY: Leavitt & Allen, c. 1864) 

4to, publisher’s blocked and gilt full leather, 

containing ornithological chromolithograph 

plates. Est. $30-50 

1284C [Americana.] About 60 volumes, 

including publications of the 

Daughters of the American 

Revolution, Colonial Dames 

and various genealogical references; 

including paper-bound, whole or partial sets. 

Est. $80-125 


1285 [Bindings.] Assorted leather-bound 

volumes and a group of Italian 

tooled leather book jackets 

including two copies of Vernon A. Walters, 

“Services Discrets (Paris: Plon, 1979) 

Est. $80-125 

1285A [Sets and Bindings.] E. Lodge, 

“Portraits of Illustrious 

Personages of Great Britain” 

(London: Harding & Lepard, 1835) 12 vols., 

4to, half leather Est. $100-150 

1285B [Furniture.] Four titles 

Est. $20-30 

1286 [Americana.] About 70 loose issues of 

Puck Magazine (NY: 1883-’84) 

with satirical color prints and articles 

on the politics and society of the day 

Est. $200-400 

1286A [Miscellany.] About sixty volumes on art, 

fashion, and a selection of literature 

Est. $80-125 

1286B [Great Britain.] About thirty volumes of 

literature, history, and other topics 

including: “The Poetical Works of Geoffrey 

Chaucer” (London: Pickering, 1845) 6 vols., 

12mo, full blocked calf; T. Fuller, “The Church 

History of Britain” (London: 1837) 3 vols., 8vo, 

cloth Est. $80-100 

1286C [British History.] Three titles by 

Hume, Smollett, and De Lolme, 

in uniform half leather bindings 

comprising: D. Hume, “The History of 

England” (London: 1810) 8vo., 8 vols.; T. 

Smollett, “The History of England” (London: 

1810) 8vo., 6 vols.; and J. L. De Lolme, “The 

Constitution of England” (London: 1817) 8vo. 

Est. $100-200 

1287 [Americana.] One hundred forty 

volumes, comprising a broad range of 

history and genealogy of Maryland, 

Virginia, and Pennsylvania 

including some pamphlets, whole and 

partial sets. Est. $150-250 

1288 [Ireland and Scotland.] About 35 

volumes of history and genealogy 

including early imprints and leatherbound 

items Est. $100-150 

1288A [Hereditary Organizations.] Fifteen 

volumes, most relating to various 

chapters of The Society of the Cincinnati 

including two editions of “Memorials of the 

Massachusetts Society of the Cincinnati” 

(Boston: 1931 and 1964) Est. $80-125 

1289 [Middle East, India.] Selection of 

fourteen volumes, primarily on India 

and the Arabia in the period of the 

British Empire 

but with others of more general interest. 

Est. $60-90 

1290 [Americana.] About eighty 

volumes including local histories, 


Est. $125-200 

1291 [General Interest.] Selection of about 

thirty volumes, including classical 

literature, English history and landmarks 

and so forth, many in attractive leather 

bindings Est. $150-250 

1292 [Maryland.] About 120 volumes, 

including standard histories of the State, 

local histories, and genealogies 

Est. $200-300 

1293 [Art History.] About seventy-five 

volumes, including general surveys 

and dictionaries, and specialized 

monographs 

including some paper-bound items and 

auction catalogs Est. $100-200 

1294 [Maryland.] About 80 volumes, 

including general surveys and local 

history, and some genealogy 

includes some paper-bound items and 

multi-volume sets Est. $100-200 

1295 [Miscellany.] About 70 volumes on 

diverse topics, including literature, 

religion, and foreign language 

dictionaries 

Est. $60-90 

1296-1299 No lots 

1300 United States: Four copper 

large cents, 1800 – 1826 

comprising: Draped Bust type, 1800, “1800” 

over “1798” (VG-8); 1817 (VF-20); 1822 (F-12); 

and 1826 (F-12) Est. $80-125 

1301 United States: Two Classic Head 

type copper half cents, 1828, 

12 stars (VF-20) and 1833 (G-4) 

Est. $80-125 

1302 United States: Draped Bust type 

copper half cent, 1805, with medium 

“5” and stemless wreath (VF-20) 

Est. $80-100 

books & autographs / coins 

1303 United States: Connecticut copper 

cent and a “Bar” type cent 

1) Connecticut Draped Bust type cent, 1787, 

the obverse struck twice, reverse broad 

struck; 2) “Bar” cent appears to be an old cast 

reproduction Est. $100-150 

1304 United States: Two nickel 

five-cent pieces, 1883 

1) Shield type (MS-60); 2) Liberty Head 

or “V” type, without “CENTS” (MS-60) 

Est. $100-150 

1305 United States: Selection pennies, 

three-cent piece, countermarked, 

and souvenir pieces 

including a Flying Eagle type cent, 1857 

(VG-8); an Indian Head cent, 1901 (MS-60, 

Red) in aluminum Pan-American Exposition 

mount; two bronze two-cent pieces, 1867 

(F-12) and 1869 (VF-20); Washington type 

quarter with U.S. Navy counterstamp on face; 

etc. Est. $100-150 

1306 United States: Three large copper 

cents: 1838 (VF-20); 1840 (G-4); 

and 1846, tall date (F-12) 

Est. $50-80 

1307 United States: Seated Liberty 

type silver half dime, 1857 (MS-60) 

Est. $200-250 

1308 United States: Three Seated Liberty 

type silver dimes, 1850 (EF-40), 

1859O (VF-20), and 1876 (AU-50, 

once mounted in jewelry) 

Est. $80-100 

1309 United States: Capped Bust type 

silver quarter dollar, 1815 (VG-8) 

Est. $70-100 

1310 United States: Seated Liberty type 

20 cent piece, 1875S (EF-40) 

Est. $80-125 

1311 United States: Two Capped Bust type 

silver half dollars, 1833, short serif on 

“5” (VF-20) and 1836 (VF-20) 

Est. $100-150 

1312 United States: Capped Bust type silver 

half dollar, 1818, “8” over “7” (AG-3) 

counterstamped on both sides “RIVERS” 

an unidentified silversmith (Listed in Kovel’s 

as “B. Ivers” with no further information) 

Est. $60-100 

1313 United States: Seated Liberty type 

silver quarter, 1876S (MS-60) and 

Barber quarter, 1903 (VG-8) 

Est. $300-400 


coins 

1314 United States: Seated Liberty type silver 

half dollar, 1857 (VF-30) and Columbian 

silver half dollar (AU-50) 

Est. $60-90 

1315 United States: Capped Bust type silver 

half dollar, 1834, large date and letters 

(F-12) clash marks on obverse 

Est. $60-90 

1316 United States: Three Commemorative 

silver half dollars 

comprising: Columbian Exposition, 1893 

(EF-40); Ulysses S. Grant, no star, 1922 (AU-50); 

Stone Mountain, 1925 (EF-40) Est. $80-125 

1317 United States: Selection of ten 

silver dimes and quarters 

comprising: Capped Bust dime, 1820, large 

date (VG-8); Barber dime, 1905 (F-12); four 

Mercury dimes, 1942-’43; a Roosevelt dime, 

1956; three Liberty Standing quarters, 1926, 

1929, and 1930 (each about VF-20); together 

with three other items Est. $80-100 

1318 United States: Twenty-five Indian 

Head type cents, various dates 

and mints, 1863 – 1907 

including: 1863 (F-12); 1883 (G-4); 1887 

(AG-3); 1895 (AG-3); and so forth Est. $50-80 

1319 United States: Seven silver 

half dollars, 1898 – 1950 

comprising: Barber type, 1898 (VG-8); 

Walking Liberty type, 1943 and two 1944 

(each about VG-8); two Franklin type, 1950 

and one 1950D (EF-40) Est. $80-125 

1320 United States: Three Peace type 

silver dollars: 1923 (EF-45); 

1924 (AU-50); and 1934 (MS-60) 

Est. $100-150 

1321 United States: Three Morgan type 

silver dollars: two 1899O and 

1901O (each about AU-55, toned) 

Est. $100-125 

1322 United States: Three Morgan type 

silver dollars: 1881S (MS-63, prooflike), 

1889S (VF-30); and 1890 (F-12) 

Est. $100-150 

1323 United States: Peter Schuttler Wagon 

Works bronze token, Chicago issue, 1876 

(about VF, with edge faults) 

Est. $100-150 

1324 United States: silver ingot stamped 

with an eagle and lettered 

“U. S. Mint San Francisco 1959” 

the obverse also stamped “999.5 fine,” 

numerals “39” stamped on bottom edge; 

5.80 ozt. Est. $150-250 

1325 United States: silver ingot stamped 

with an eagle lettered “Mint of the 

United States at San Francisco,” 

marked “999.5 FINE” 

and “7.69 ozs.” on reverse; 7.70 ozt. 

Est. $150-200 

1326 United States: silver ingot marked in the 

cast, “MOFFAT & Co 1853,” with raised 

eagle, probably a phantasy item 

the reverse with coin-like incuse Liberty 

head; 1.75 ozt. Est. $80-125 

1327 United States: Cast copper ingot from 

unidentified mine with impressed 

letters “AJAG” counterstamped “C” 

19th century; 7.25 ozt. Est. $80-125 

1328 [United States] Five bronze Hard Times 

Tokens, circa 1837 (EF or better) 

including: 1) Jackson on treasure chest / 

Mule; 2) Jackson on treasure chest / Wreck of 

the ship “Experiment”; 3) Wreck of the ship 

“Constitution” / Wreath and “Not One Cent 

For Tribute;” 4) Phoenix rising from flames 

/ Wreath and “May Tenth 1837;” 5) Jackson 

bust with “My Experiment My Currency My 

Glory” / Running boar with “My Victory” 

Est. $80-125 

1329 [United States] Six bronze Civil War 

tokens (EF or better) 

including Robinson & Ballou, Troy, NY; Charles 

Bast Brewery, Milwaukee; Flag / “DIX;” Head 

of Liberty / “Our Army;” Eye / Steer’s Head; 

Drum, Flags, and Cannons / “Our Country” 

Est. $80-125 

1330 [United States and Britain] 

Five interesting tokens 

comprising: 1) Hard Times copper token, 

1838 (VF) Kneeling slave and legend “Am 

I Not A Woman & A Sister” / Wreath with 

“Liberty / 1838”; 2) KKK bronze medallion, 

Slaybaugh, GA, early 20th century (MS); 

3) English white metal temperance 

medallion, 1st half 19th century (G); 

4) English Anti-Tobacco gilt brass medallion, 

mid 19th century (AU, holed); and 5) English 

“Great Eastern” steamship souvenir silverplated 

medallion, 1860 (VF) Est. $125-200 

1331 United States: Six souvenir medallions 

and tokens, 19th and early 20th century 

including: Green River Whiskey lucky piece, 

gilt bronze; Excelsior Shoe Co. Boy Scouts 

copper token (holed); Smith, Murphy & Co., 

Philadelphia store token, brass; Centennial 

token, bronze, 1876; Cooper (Ohio) good 

luck token, bronze; German “spiele-munze” 

modelled on a gold double eagle, bronze 

Est. $100-175 

1332 [United States] Twelve tokens or 

tags, most late 19th or early 20th 

century with Baltimore association 

including: Franklin Smokery 5 cents; 

Baltimore Schutzen Park 10 cents; Patapsco 

Park Land Office lucky piece, 1914; A. Knight 

Mineral Water, half-dime size; C. I. Kroh, Silver 

Run, MD, tomato picker’s 6 cent token; and 

so forth Est. $80-125 

1333 [United States] Four souvenir medallions 

comprising: 1) “Monument to the Pilgrims” 

Plymouth, MA, dated Aug. 1, 1889, aluminum; 

2) Jamestown Tercentenary, 1907, with Head 

of Indian / John Smith’s ships, bronze; 

3) Jamestown Exposition, 1907, with Scene 

of Pocahontas saving Smith / Ships of 1607 

and 1907, gilt brass; 4) “State of Maryland” 

emblem, bronze Est. $60-100 

1334 [United States] Two bronze 

exposition souvenir medallions 

1) Pan American Exposition watch fob, 1901, 

the obverse with anthropomorphic map of 

the Americas later used for Monroe Doctrine 

commemorative half dollar; 2) Louisiana 

Exhibit, Pan American Exposition, 1915 

Est. $60-90 

1335 United States: Fifteen political 

and historical medallions 

including: three Harrison campaign medals, 

1840-’41 (each holed); two Winfield Scott 

Hancock campaign medals, DATES (holed); 

Garfield/Arthur campaign medal, DATE 

(holed); McKinley Second Inaugural bronze 

medallion; two F. D. Roosevelt campaign 

items; and so forth Est. $100-150 

1336 United States: Six commemorative 

or souvenir medallions 

19th and 20th century, including Onandaga 

County, New York, Centennial medallion, 

1894, bronze; Centennial of Washington’s 

inauguration, 1889, aluminum; Philadelphia 

Mint souvenir token of Pennsylvania 

Bicentennial, 1882, brass; and so forth 

Est. $80-125 

1337 United States: Two brass dollar tokens 

issued by Indian traders in Oklahoma, 

3rd quarter 19th century 

1) Dunlap & Florer, Osage Traders; 2) Lee & 

Reynolds Camp Supply, Indian Territory 

Est. $100-150 

1338 United States: original bronze 

Masonic seal of the Eastern Star Lodge 

#169, Columbia, PA 

first half 19th century Est. $60-90 


1339 United States: Three 

magicians’ lucky tokens 

1) Jeffrey Good Luck Charm, circa 1910; 

2) Thurston the Magician, 1928; 3) Swami 

Vinekananda / Sri Rama Krishna 

Est. $60-100 

1340 United States: Four tokens 

of Maryland interest 

including: a Stieff Silver Co. sterling lucky 

piece with image of the factory, early 20th 

century; J. Randel Jr., C & D Canal, 1825, 

copper half-cent token; O’Brien’s (a Baltimore 

bar) 2 1/2 cent aluminum token; and a 

bronze token marked “Kensett” on both 

faces Est. $60-90 

1341 Spanish America. Six silver 2 Reales 

issued by the Mexico Mint 

comprising: 1724 (holed), 1740, 1748, 1754, 

1782, and 1799 Est. $150-200 

1342 Spanish America: Three silver 1/2 real 

coins from the Mexico Mint 

comprising: two 1739 (one nearly MS, the 

other about F), and 1775 (VG) Est. $80-125 

1343 Mexico: Group of five silver coins 

comprising: two 8 reales, 1873 and 1876 

(jewelry-mounting marks on edge); 2 reales, 

1859; and two 1/4 real, 1842 and 1845 

Est. $100-150 

1344 United States, Hawaii: Silver quarter 

dollar of King David Kalakaua, 

1883 (VF-20) 

Est. $50-80 

1345 Spanish America: Silver 8 reales of 

Ferdinand VII, Mexico Mint, 1811 

(EF, with major die faults on obverse) 

Est. $100-150 


Charles IV, Mexico Mint, 1807 (EF, with 

adjustment marks on obverse) 

Est. $80-125 


Charles IV, Mexico Mint, 1802 (EF) 

Est. $100-150 

1348 Spanish America: Three silver 1 real 

coins from the Mexico Mint 

comprising: 1734 (F), 1753 (F), and 

1819 (AG) Est. $100-150 

1349 Mexico: Four silver coins, including 

1 peso, 1871 (EF); 1 peso, 1958 (AU); 

50 centavos, 1920; and 

20 centavos, 1928 (AU) 

Est. $80-125 

1350 Latin America: Three silver coins of 

Bolivia and colonial Peru 

comprising: Bolivia (1/2 ounce), 1862; Peru 

2 reales of Carolus III, 1774, and 1 real of 

Carolus IV, 1800, both Potosi Mint 

Est. $80-125 

1351 Brazil and Portugal: 

Four coins, 19th century 

comprising: silver 960 reis, 1811 (AU); silver 

500 reis, 1856; counterstamped copper 40 

reis, 1831; counterstamped copper 2 over 

40 reis Est. $80-100 

1352 Latin America: Seven silver or 

copper coins of Argentina, 

Columbia, and Guatemala 

comprising: Argentina counterstamped silver 

two reales of Carlos IV, 1801, and copper 

2 centavos, 1891; Columbia silver 1 real, 1830, 

silver 50 centavos, 1892, and silver 2 1/2 

centavos, 1881; Guatemala silver peso, 1868, 

and silver 2 reales, 1896 Est. $60-90 

1353 [Spanish Colonies, South America] 

Type set of five silver coins struck 

at the Potosi Mint during the 

reign of Carolus IV 

comprising: 8 reales, 1806; 4 reales, 1804; 

2 reales, 1800; 1 real, 1808; and 1/2 real, 

1807 (all AU or better); mounted in a slab 

holder Est. $300-400 

1354 Ancient Coin, Egypt: Ptolemy VI 

Philometor copper coin with portrait of 

Cleopatra I on obverse, eagle on reverse 

Est. $150-250 

1355 Ancient Coin: based on Macedonian 

stater, the obverse with profile head of a 

hero, reverse with rider on horseback 

measure and weight Est. $100-200 

1356 Ancient Coin, Taras, Calabria: Silver 

distater with warrior on horseback 

obverse, boy on dolphin reverse, 

c. 270 B.C.E. 

Est. $300-400 

1357 Peru: Three silver coins, 19th century 

comprising: 1 sol, 1892 (EF/AU); 1/10 sol, 

1866; and State of North Peru 8 reales, 1838 

(EF) Est. $80-125 

1358 Ancient Coin, Macedonia: silver stater 

of Antigonos I Monalphthalmos in 

the name of Alexander the Great, 

Kolophon mint 

circa 300 B.C.E. Est. $100-150 

1359 Ancient Coin, Greek colonies: 

fractional silver, Head turned slightly 

left on obverse, instruments of 

didvination on reverse 

Est. $80-125 

coins 

1360 Ancient Coins, Roman Republic: 

Two silver denarii 

1) Fannius I, circa 123 B.C. E., Nice Mint, 

head of Roma obverse, Quadriga reverse; 

2) Petillius Caoitolinus, Head of Jupiter 

obverse, temple of Jupiter Optimus Maximus 

reverse, circa 43 B.C.E. Est. $100-200 

1361 Roman Republic: Two silver denarii 

1) Anonymous issue, circa 214 B.C.E., Head 

of Roma / Dioscuri (sharp impression, edges 

appear trimmed); 2) Mn. Fonteius, circa 85 

B.C.E., Head of Apollo / Cupid riding a goat 

Est. $150-250 

1362 Danish West Indies: Two silver “II” 

Skillings, 1837 and 1848, together 

with a worn silver coin dated 1767 

Est. $60-90 

1363 Roman Empire: Two copper sestertii, a 

follis, and three small copper coins 

1) Severus Alexander, 221-235 A.D., Head of 

the emperor / Allegorical figure; 2) Philip I, 

244-249 A.D., Head of the emperor / Birdseye 

view of a temple; 3) Maxentius, 307-312, 

Head of the emperor / the Dioscuri 

Est. $100-200 

1364 Roman Empire: Silver denarius of 

Augustus, Lugdunum Mint, 15-12 B.C.E.; 

together with a small copper coin 

Est. $80-125 

1365 Roman Empire: Three small copper coins 

of Constantine and other emperors, and 

a silver denarius 

Est. $100-150 

1366 Middle East: Selection of early silver 

coins of Persia and Armenia, together 

with a few Ottoman and Egyptian nickel 

or bronze coins 

Est. $150-250 

1367 [Russia] Three copper five kopecks of 

Catherine the Great, 1763, 1790, and 

1792 (about EF) 

Est. $100-150 

1368 Germany: Nine silver or copper 

coins, 17th - 19th century 

including: Holy Roman Empire ducat, 1640 

(F); Hamburg schilling, 1726 (EF); and so forth 

Est. $80-125 

1369 [Holland, Switzerland] Five items 

including: Dutch silver gulden, 1795 (VF); 

St. Gall Canton 1/2 bazen, 1813 (EF); a small 

silver coin of Trier, 1760; Swiss silver franc, 

1921 (AU); and a bronze medallion honoring 

Swiss General Dufour, 1847 Est. $80-125 


coins 

1370 Europe: Selection of silver and copper 

coins from various authorities and 

countries, 17th to 19th century 

including: Austria, Netherlands, Wallesia, Trier, 

Spain, and so forth; comprising 10 items 

Est. $100-150 

1371 Austria: Silver taler of Charles VI, 

1729, Kremnitz Mint (AU) 

Est. $150-250 

1372 No lot 

1372A Medals: Five items, including portrait of 

Michelangelo, copper; an unidentified 

French abbess, bronze; J. L. Pyrker 

a Catholic Archbishop, bronze; and so forth 

Est. $100-150 

1373 Denmark and Sweden: Five coins, 

17th to 20th century 

comprising four Danish pieces: two 1 skilling, 

1779 and 1812; 2 skillings, 1677; 4 rigsbank 

skillings, 1836; and a Swedish 1 krona, 1903 

Est. $80-100 

1374 Italy, Papal States: Eight silver and 

bronze coins, most 19th century 

notably: silver scudo of Gregory XVI, 

1831B (AU) Est. $80-125 

1375 [France] Silver Ecu and copper 

alloy jeton of Louis XV 

the ecu, 1756D (VF); the jeton, 1752, the 

reverse bearing image of Mercury flying over 

the sea, a port in the distance (AU) 

Est. $125-200 

1376 [France] Four items, 

18th and 19th century 

1) Copper 12 deniers of Louis XVI, 1792 (F); 

2) Copper 5 sols token of Monneron Freres, 

Paris, 1792 (F); 3) Silver franc of Napoleon III, 

1856D (EF, removed from jewelry mount); 

4) Colony of Cayenne 2 sous of Louis XVI, 

1782A (VG) Est. $80-125 

1377 [Great Britain] Silver 6 pence of 

George II, 1758, “8” over “7” (EF) 

Est. $80-100 

1378 Great Britain: Silver half crown of 

George II, 1746 (EF) struck from 

silver captured by Admiral 

Lord G. Anson in 1743 

during his circumnavigation of the globe, 

and marked “LIMA” on the obverse 

Est. $100-200 

1379 Great Britain: Assortment of 

sixteen silver or nickel alloy coins, 


including: silver 6 pence, 1889 (AU); silver 3 

pence, 1879 (EF); and so forth Est. $80-125 

1380 Great Britain: Two silver groats 

(4 pence), 1836 and 1838 (each MS) 

Est. $100-150 

1381 Great Britain: Silver half guinea 

of George III, 1800 (EF) 

Est. $100-150 

1382 Great Britain: Silver shilling of 

George III, 1816 (MS) 

Est. $125-200 

1383 Great Britain: Selection of coins, 

18th -20th century 

including: Penny of Victoria, 1858 (AU); three 

half pennies: George I, 1723 (F), George II, 

1757 (F), and George III, 1771 (VF); three 

countermarked cartwheel pennies, 1797; 


1383A [Ireland] Four copper coins or tokens, 


comprising: 1) Penny of George III, 1805 

(AU); 2) Halfpenny of George IV, 1822 (VF); 

3) Cronebane halfpenny token issued by 

Associated British Mining Co., 1789 (VG); and 

4) Halfpenny issued by H M Co., 1799(?) (VG) 

Est. $80-125 

1384 Great Britain: Eight engraved silver 

medallions on coin planchets 

commemorating various sovereigns and 

royalty, 18th century 

each with portrait on one side, and generally 

a coat of arms verso, with engraved mottoes, 

dates, or other information, including: Henry 

IV; Prince Henry; Henry, Father of King James 

I; James I; Henrietta Maria, Wife of James I; 

James, Duke of York; William and Mary; and 

Queen Anne Est. $125-200 

1385 India and Indonesia: Selection of British 

colonial and other coins, comprising 

15 items, 18th to 20th century 

notably: British East India Company silver 1 

Rupee of William IV, 1835 (AU) and Victoria, 

1840 (EF); Straights Settlements copper 

Cent of Victoria, 1845 (AU); Dutch East India 

Company small copper coin, 1745 (F); several 

Indian princely states items; etc. 

Est. $80-125 

1386 Great Britain: Ten copper 

or bronze tokens 

18th and early 19th century; notably: Bishop 

& Co., Cheltenham, 1812; Leek Commercial 

half penny, 1796; Leighton Lace Manufactory, 

1794; two Duke of Wellington; Hull Half 

Penny, 1791; Duke of York Half Penny, 1795; 


1386A China: Round silver sycee ingot 

probably 19th century; 23 mm. diam., 

1.15 ozt. Est. $100-200 

1387 China: Basket-form silver sycee ingot 

probably 19th century; 25 mm. H., 

60 X 55 mm., 11 ozt. Est. $250-350 

1388 China: Seven silver and 

copper alloy coins 

19th and early 20th century; including: 

silver dollar with junk on reverse, no date; 

KwangTung province silver 20 cent piece, no 

date; Hong Kong silver 5 cents, 1894; and so 

forth Est. $60-100 

1389 Japan: Six silver or copper alloy coins 

19th and early 20th century; comprising: 

western style silver 1 yen, 1884 (AU) and 10 

sen, no date (AU); two ishugin rectangular 

silver coins (each AU); and two elliptical brass 

coins Est. $80-125 

1390 Canada, Maritime Provinces 

and Upper Canada tokens: 

Ten copper alloy or silver items 

19th and 20th century; comprising: New 

Brunswick half penny, 1854 (EF) and cent, 

1864 (EF); Newfoundland 50 cents, 1908 (EF) 

and 5 cents, 1943 (AU); Nova Scotia penny 

token, 1824 (F), and two 1 cent coins, 

1861 (each about F); Prince Edward Island 

cent, 1871 (VF); Bank of Upper Canada one 

penny token, 1852 (AU) and 1857 (EF) 

Est. $100-150 

1390A Canada: Assortment of silver 

and copper alloy coins 

19th and 20th century; comprising about 

30 items, notably: one cent, 1858, and four 

1859, with others of various dates up to 

1933; seven silver 5-cent pieces, 1881 - 1919; 

eight silver 10-cent pieces, 1888 - 1940; two 

silver quarter dollars, 1870 (AU) and 1890; 

and two silver half dollars, 1943 and 1949 

Est. $80-125 

1391 Russia: Nine $1000 Bonds of the 

Imperial Russian Government, 

issued December 1, 1916 

under the agency of the National City Bank 

of New York; 5 1/2% interest, maturing in 5 

years, each with 5 of the 10 interest coupons 

removed; imprint of the American Bank Note 

Co., New York Est. $150-250 

1391A Cuba: Three $1000 bonds, 

Issue of July 1, 1937 

under the auspices of Manufacturers Trust 

Co., New York; 4 1/2% maturing in 40 years; 

one with 32 interest coupons remaining, the 

other two with 30 coupons; printed by the 

American Bank Note Co. Est. $150-250 


1392 [General Interest] Assortment 

of boxed presentation coins and 

souvenirs in slab holders 

including a Russia year set, 1971; Great 

Britain year set, 1970; and Israel Official Mint 

Set, 1971 Est. $60-90 

1393 [Pacific Islands] Cook Islands nine-coin 

year set, 1973 (Proof) and Tonga 

Coronation commemorative, 1967 (Unc.) 

the Cook Island coins include two sterling 

issues commemorating Cook’s voyage 

Est. $60-100 

1394 [Albania] Set of three silver 

commemorative proofs, 1968, 

in original vinyl holder 

4.24 ozt., .999 fine Est. $100-200 

1395 [Caribbean] Six boxed proof sets, 

produced by The Franklin Mint 

or the Royal Canadian Mint 

for various countries 

by the Franklin Mint: Jamaica, 1975, 

including 8 coins; Barbados, First National 

Coinage, 1973, 8 coins; Trinidad & Tobago, 

1971, 7 coins; British Virgin Islands, 1974, 6 

coins; Bahamas, 1973, 9 coins; by the Royal 

Canadian Mint: Cayman Islands, 1974, 8 coins 

Est. $200-400 

1396 [Belize, Panama, Venezuela] Three items 

1) Belize, $100 gold coin, 1976 (6.21 g., .500 

fine, Proof in original folder; 2) Panama, fivecoin 

year set, 1968 (Unc.); 3) Venezuela, 50 

and 25 bolivares two-coin set, 1975 (Unc., 

.925 fine) Est. $125-200 

1397 [Haiti, Liberia] Three proof 

sets in original packaging 

comprising: Haiti, three-coin set, 1968, 6.05 

ozt., .999 fine; Haiti, three-coin set, 1976, 1.35 

ozt., .925 fine; Liberia, seven-coin year set, 

1974 Est. $150-250 

1398 United States: Boxed set of Eisenhower 

type dollars, 1971 - 1978 (MS-60) 

and an American Historic 

Society boxed collection 

“35 Years of U. S. Coin Sets, 1963 - 1997” 

containing 5 uncirculated coins for each year 

(except 1975) in a slab holder Est. $100-150 

1399 [Tunisia] Boxed set of ten silver 

1 dinar coins, 1969 (Proof) 

struck by the Franklin Mint; 6.50 ozt., 

.925 fine Est. $125-200 

coins

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