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A Victorian Walnut and Bone Inlaid Récamier,
having upholstered arms and seat over the seat
rail with an applied panel decorated with putti and
swags, raised on tapering legs, the frame with inlaid
star decoration throughout.
Width 74 inches.
$1,000-2,000
850*
A Colonial Revival Side Chair,
having shield shaped back carved with an eagle
holding a flowing banner in its beak over a plank
seat, raised on turned legs joined by conforming
H-form stretcher, incised “1898” on the back.
Height 41 1/2 inches.
Property from the Collection of Do Dillon, Chicago,
Illinois
Provenance:
W.M. Schwind, Jr. Antiques, Yarmouth, Maine, March
4, 1989
$1,000-2,000
851
An Anglo-Indian Ebony and Bone Paper Knife,
the tapering blade set in a textured hook for a
handle.
Width 9 3/4 inches.
$300-500
852*
An English Ivory Inset Shoe Form Box,
with scrolling ebonized decoration, together with a
burlwood example.
Width of first 5 5/8 inches.
Property from the Estate of Eleanor Stein Rusnak,
Highland Park, Illinois
$200-400
853*
An English Turned Ivory Box,
of circular form, the lid decorated with a canal scene.
Diameter 2 3/8 inches.
Property from the Estate of Eleanor Stein Rusnak,
Highland Park, Illinois
$300-500
854*
A Brass Inlaid Ebonized Work Box,
19th century, having a hinged lid opening to a fitted
interior with a set of gilt metal tools and rosewood
spools, the interior of the lid inset with a depiction of
a lady spinning yarn with a man and four children.
Width 9 1/4 inches.
Property from the Estate of Eleanor Stein Rusnak,
Highland Park, Illinois
$300-500
855
An English Silver-Plate and Faux Tortoise Shell
Page Turner,
the tapering hilt decorated with figural scenes and an
equestrian terminal.
Length 13 3/8 inches.
$200-400
856
An Art Nouveau Silver Handled Ivory Page
Turner,
the handle openworked to show irises.
Length 13 inches.
$100-200
857
A Mother-of-Pearl and Silver-Plate Magnifying
Glass,
of oval form with a swing-out lens.
Width 3 5/8 inches.
$200-400
858
A Sheffield-Plate and Cut Glass Biscuit and Port
Server, Atkins Bros.,
having a central bowl flanked by four cordials and
two decanters, each with diamond cut decoration.
Width of tray over handles 23 3/4 inches.
$300-500
859
A Pair of English Wheel Cut Glass Decanters,
Stevens & Williams,
each of pinched form with foliate decoration, having
conforming stoppers.
Height 10 1/4 inches.
$500-700
860
A Pair of English Cut Glass Decanters,
each with ringed neck and stopper.
Height 13 inches.
$500-700
861
A George V Silver Mounted Port Decanter, J.
Cook & Sons Ltd., Birmingham, 1921,
the glass with allover diamond cut decoration, all
silver marked.
Height 7 1/4 inches.
$150-250
862
A Sheffield-Plate Mounted Cut Glass Wine Barrel,
the glass barrel with diamond cut decoration, having
a silver-plate stopper on top and a receiving bucket,
raised on four legs.
Width 9 1/2 inches.
$700-900
863
A Collection of Five English and Continental
Silver and Silvered Metal Decorative Articles,
comprising a circular German silver box, a German
silver diminutive sedan chair, an English silver throne,
a seal and a bell.
Diameter of first 2 inches.
$200-400
864
A Collection of Nine Perfume Bottles and Scent
Flasks,
each of various forms and materials, comprising
examples in gilt metal, silver and glass.
Height of tallest 6 3/8 inches.
$200-400
865
An English Silver Mounted Gentleman’s Traveling
Set, Thomas Diller, London, 1837,
comprising six cut glass jars having pierced and
engraved lids, a pair of small jars, a shaving brush
and a pair of cut glass bottles having unmarked
silver lids, all in a fitted lift-out leather tray lacking
some elements, together with a set of steel and ivory
handled necessary tools including a corkscrew, a
straight razor and thirteen other articles with marks
for G. Palmer, St. James Street, fitted into a velvetlined
tray, both sets contained in a locking case
monogrammed JEL and having a parquetry inlaid
interior lid with a diagram illustrating the various
woods, the hinges of the case also with marks for
Thomas Diller, London, 1837.
Width of case 10 5/8 inches.
$400-600
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