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Friday, September 2, 2011 at 2:00 P.M. ~ Lots 1 - 390 

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M EDICAL AND OTHER I TEMS FROM THE PERSONAL C OLLECTION OF D R . & MRS. ROBERT M EGNA, TEXAS; 

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C ATHERINE D ENNISON, DAUGHTER OF THE L ATE W ILLIAM R. DENNISON J R . OF W ASHINGTON, PENNSYLVANIA; 

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General Henry W. Halleck 

Macy O. Hallock 

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SELECTIONS 

FROM THE 

SESSION 

ONE: : LOTSL 

1 – 226A 

M.O. HALLOCK 

FAMILY 

COLLECTION, PLUS ADDITIONS 

THE M.O. H 

FRIDAY, , SEPTEMBERS 

EPTEMBER 2, 2011 BEGINNING AT 2:00 P.M. 

I 

t is appropriate that Macy O. Hallock collected Civil War firearms, as he was a 

relative of Civil War General Henry W. Halleck (the family name has been spelled 

different ways over the generations). Of course, Hallock collected more than 

just guns—a 1940 newspaper article written about him describes some of his 

“25 collections,” including American Indian relics (his primary passion), as well 

as smoking pipes, fossils, buttons, coins, and much more. 

A dealer as well as a collector, Hallock and his wife, Clara, exhibited at many 

antique shows in the Midwest in the 1920s, 30s, and 40s, often in period costume 

portraying Abraham and Mary Todd Lincoln. It wasn’t long before Macy’s son, 

also named Macy, joined the game, helping his father drive to and from shows, 

setting up their booths, and of course, selling all manner of antiques. Today, the 

tradition continues as the children and grandchildren of the younger Macy travel 

with their father and grandfather to shows. These days, however, the family’s 

focus is principally on Civil War firearms, edged weapons, and accoutrements. 

Although you will still likely see them at shows and auctions (one never really 

retires in this business), the Hallock family has decided to begin dispersing their 

multi-generational collection. Garth’s is honored to have been enlisted to 

help in this process, starting with approximately 200 lots in our Annual 

Labor Day Weekend Auction in this, the 150th year after the start of 

the American Civil War. 

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COLT MODEL 1855 REVOLVING RIFLE AND BAYONET. 

.56 caliber, 5-shot cylinder, 31 3/16” octagon-round barrel, 

Colt markings on top strap, cylinder, and left side of frame, 

full walnut stock. S/n 1550. Together with a saber bayonet 

with ribbed brass hilt and slightly curved blade. Retains its 

original leather and brass scabbard. 24”l. 

$3,000-$6,000 

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2 

MAYNARD FIRST MODEL CARBINE. 

Manufactured by the Massachusetts Arms 

Company, .50 caliber, 20” octagon-round 

barrel, Maynard tape primer, walnut stock 

with inset compass. S/n 612. 

$1,000-$2,000 

3 

SHARPS NEW MODEL 1859 CARBINE. 

.52 caliber, 22” round barrel, blued finish, 

walnut stock. S/n 43681. 

3 

The serial number falls in the range of those 

produced for the US Navy in early 1861. 

Those carbines also lacked a saddle ring bar, 

ring, and had an iron patchbox. 

$1,000-$2,000 


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SPENCER MODEL 1860 CARBINE. 

56-56 caliber, 22” round barrel, walnut stock. S/n 25937. 

$1,500-$2,500 

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RIFLEMAN’S KNIFE. 

Marked by Lamson and Goodnow, Shelburne 

Falls, Massachusetts, ca. 1850. Folding knife 

with walnut handle. Imperfections. 17”l. open. 

Founded in 1837, Lamson and Goodnow is the 

oldest manufacturer of cutlery in the United States. 

$250-$500 

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COLT MODEL 1851 NAVY REVOLVER. 

.36 caliber, 7 1/2” octagonal barrel, cylinder with engraved 

naval scene, large brass trigger guard, New York address on 

barrel, and walnut grips. S/n 167145 (matching). 

$1,000-$2,000 

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COLT MODEL 1860 ARMY REVOLVER. 

.44 caliber, 8” round barrel, cylinder with engraved naval 

scene, three-screw frame, military inspector’s marks on 

walnut grips. S/n 121002 (matching). 

$1,000-$2,000 

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COLT RICHARDS CONVERSION REVOLVER. 

Model 1860 (converted 1877), .44 caliber, 8” round barrel, 

and walnut grips. S/n191367 (matching). 

$1,000-$2,000 

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COLT MODEL 1861 NAVY CONVERSION REVOLVER. 

Richards-Mason conversion, .38 caliber rimfire, 7 1/2” 

round barrel, cylinder with engraved naval scene, and 


$1,000-$2,000 

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COLT THUNDERER REVOLVER. 

Model 1877, double-action, .41 caliber, 

5” round barrel, ejector, nickel-plated, 

checkered rubber grips. S/n 101136. 

$300-$600 

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COLT LIGHTNING REVOLVER. 

Model 1877, double-action, .38 caliber, 

5” round barrel, no ejector, and checkered 

rubber grips. S/n 6896 (matching). 

$300-$600 

12 

COLT NEW LINE REVOLVER. 

First model, .41 caliber, 2” round barrel, 

nickel-plated, rosewood grips. S/n 1879. 

$250-$500 

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COLT MODEL 1849 POCKET REVOLVER. 

.31 caliber, 4” octagonal barrel, 5-shot 

cylinder with engraved scene, small trigger 

guard, silvered straps, two-line New York 

address, second-type loading slot, and 


$500-$1,000 

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.31 caliber, 4” octagonal barrel, 5-shot cylinder 

with engraved scene, small trigger guard, 

silvered straps, two-line New York address, 

second-type loading slot, and walnut grips. 

S/n 134810 (matching). 

$500-$1,000 

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15 

US MODEL BAYONET. 

Marked “US,” fits .58 caliber rifles, with metal 

scabbard and leather frog marked “C.H.” and 

brass “US” plate. 21”l. 

$100-$200 

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with engraved scene, large trigger guard, 

one-line New York address, and walnut grips. 


$700-$1,100 

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REMINGTON MODEL 1841 “MISSISSIPPI” 

RIFLE. 

.54 caliber, 33” round barrel with two bands, 

brass patchbox, and dated 1852. 

This is one of the 5,000 rifles altered for New 

York State to accept Collins saber bayonets. 

$1,000-$2,000 

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BALLARD KENTUCKY RIFLE. 

.46 caliber rimfire, 30” round barrel, marked “Kentucky” 

on the top of the frame, walnut stock, blued finish. 

S/n 13286. 

$500-$1,000 

19 

SABER BAYONET AND SCABBARD. 

Unmarked, fits a Model 1855 Harpers Ferry rifle or a 

Model 1841 “Mississippi” rifle that has been adapted to 

fit a saber bayonet. 21 3/4”l. blade, brass hilt, and brass 

and leather scabbard. 

$250-$500 

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COLT MODEL 1855 REVOLVING RIFLE. 

.44 caliber, 6-shot cylinder, 27” barrel, worn Colt mark 

on top strap, full walnut stock. S/n 1091. 

$2,500-$5,000 

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21 

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SHARPS NEW MODEL 1859 MILITARY RIFLE. 

.52 caliber, 30” round barrel with three bands, 

walnut stock with two cartouches and iron patchbox. 

S/n 35110. 

$2,500-$3,500 


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SPENCER MODEL 1860 RIFLE. 

56-56 caliber, 30” round barrel, 

walnut stock. Low s/n 9110. 

$1,000-$3,000 

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SPENCER MODEL 1860 RIFLE 

BAYONET. 

Marked “US.” Triangular blade, also 

fits Sharps. 21”l. overall. 

$250-$500 

24 

SPENCER MODEL 1860 RIFLE 

BAYONET. 

Triangular blade, also fits Sharps. 

21”l. overall. 

$250-$500 

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TWO PAIR OF SPECTACLES. 

1830-1860. Includes a coin silver pair 

marked for McAllister of Philadelphia, 

with telescoping temples, square lenses, 

and a leather case, 4 3/4”w., and an 

unmarked brass pair with telescoping 

temples, square lenses, and a tin case, 

4 1/4”w. 

$200-$400 

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SABER BAYONET WITH SCABBARD. 

Unmarked, fits a Model 1855 Harpers 

Ferry rifle or a Model 1841 “Mississippi” 

rifle that has been adapted to fit a saber 

bayonet. 21 3/4”l. blade, brass hilt, and 

brass and leather scabbard. 

$250-$500 

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FOLDING CUTLERY SET. 

1830-1860. Includes a knife marked for 

Roch and Bloc, New York, 7 1/4”l., an 

unmarked, bone-handled fork and 

corkscrew, 7”l., and an unmarked, 

bone-handled spoon, 7 1/2”l. 

$150-$350 

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HARPERS FERRY MODEL 1841 “MISSISSIPPI” 

RIFLE. 

.54 caliber, 33” round barrel with two bands, brass 

patchbox, long range sight, and dated 1852. 

$1,000-$2,000 

29 

COLT MODEL 1855 REVOLVING RIFLE. 

.56 caliber, 5-shot cylinder, 37 1/2” barrel, Colt 

markings worn off, full walnut stock. S/n 6107. 

$2,500-$5,000 

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30 

SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1816 CONVERSION MUSKET. 

.69 caliber, 42” round barrel, dated 1824, walnut stock with no bands. 

$400-$800 

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RARE SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1866 CADET RIFLE. 

.50 caliber, breechblock with eagle and 1866, lock plate dated 1864, 

32” round barrel, nickel-plated for use by the color guard, walnut 

stock. 

The Model 1866 Cadet is a scaled-down version of the second Allin 

trapdoor rifle, and delivered to the United States Military Academy at 

West Point in 1867 and 1868. Total production of this rifle was only 

424. 

$2,500-$5,000 

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SPENCER SHOTGUN MADE FROM SPENCER CARBINE. 

.40 caliber, walnut stock, adapted from a Civil War-era 

Spencer carbine. No markings, except s//n16224. 

$400-$800 

33 

HALL MODEL 1819 BREECH-LOADING CONVERSION RIFLE. 

Manufactured at the Harpers Ferry Arsenal, second production type 

(dated 1832), .52 caliber, 32 5/8” round barrel, walnut stock. 

$1,000-$2,000 

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REVOLUTIONARY WAR-ERA U.S. SURCHARGED FRENCH CONVERSION MUSKET. 

44 1/2” round barrel, lock marked “M de Maubeuge,” walnut stock, surcharge marks 

on stock and barrel. Conversion and removal of bayonet plug likely for the Indian 

trade. Imperfections. 

$800-$1,200 

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INLAID OVER-AND-UNDER RIFLE-SHOTGUN. 

J.M. Watson, Altoona, Pennsylvania, 2nd half-19th 

century. 35” octagonal and round barrels, lock plates 

engraved with hunting scenes, curly walnut stock with 

checkered wrist and inlaid silver, including patchbox 

and deer. 

Watson was a gunsmith and sporting goods dealer on 

11th Avenue in Altoona in the later 19th century. 

$400-$800 

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CASED PAIR OF COLT MODEL 1849 POCKET REVOLVERS. 

.31 caliber, 5” octagonal barrels, 5-shot cylinders with 

stagecoach scenes, walnut grips, London address on barrel, 

and British proof marks. S/n 3069 and 2001 (matching). In 

an oak case with flask, mold, and other accoutrements. 

$2,000-$4,000 

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CASED COLT MODEL 1877 “LIGHT- 

NING” DOUBLE-ACTION REVOLVER. 

.38 caliber, 5” round barrel, 6-shot 

cylinder, nickel plated and engraved, 

checkered ivory grips. S/n 158242 

(matching). In an English oak case with 

tools. 

$1,500-$2,500 

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TWO SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR-ERA 

BAYONETS AND SCABBARDS. 

37 Krag, marked “US” and dated 1899 and 

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1900. 11 3/4”l. blades, walnut grips, 

and blued metal scabbards. 

$200-$400

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INDIAN WARS-ERA “PRAIRIE” CARTRIDGE BELT. 

Watervliet Arsenal Model 1876, Type 2, 45/70 caliber, A.R. 

Smith inspector’s stamp, fifty-four loops, brass buckle. 2 9/16”w. 

42”l. 

$250-$500 

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WEBBED CARTRIDGE BELT. 

Anson Mills, Worcester, Massachusetts, patented 1881, 45/70 

caliber, forty-five loops, Ohio National Guard plate. Minor 

damage. 3 1/8”w., adjustable length. 

$150-$300 

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Mills and Orndorff, Worcester, Massachusetts, patented 1889, 

1893, and 1894, 45/70 caliber, forty-five loops, brass US plate. 

3”w., adjustable length. 

$150-$300 

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Anson Mills, Worcester, Massachusetts, patented 1881, 45/70 

caliber, forth-five loops, US plate. 3”w., adjustable length. 

$150-$300 

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TWO CIVIL WAR-ERA RIFLE SLINGS. 

Includes a sling marked for E. Gaylord, Chicopee, 

Massachusetts, 39”l., and a sling marked for the Rock Island 

Arsenal, 43”l. 

$150-$300 

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PATTERN 1851 UNION OFFICER’S BELT PLATE AND BELT. 

The Robbins Company, Attleboro, Massachusetts, gilt brass. 

Eagle plate with “E Pluribus Unum.” 38 1/2”l. overall. 

$200-$400 

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INDIAN WARS-ERA INFANTRY BELT AND PLATE. 

Plate unmarked, belt marked for the Rock Island Arsenal. 

Rectangular brass US plate. 41”l. overall. 

$200-$400 

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INFANTRY BELT AND PLATE. 

Unmarked. Leather belt with pattern 1839 US plate with 

“puppy paw” hooks. 31 1/2”l. overall. 

$150-$300 

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THREE AMMUNITION BOXES. 

Includes a J. Davy and Company .36 caliber revolver cartridge box, 6”w., 

and a C.S. Storm cap box, 3 1/2”w. Together with an unmarked bullet 

pouch, 4 1/4”w. 

$200-$400 

48 

MODEL 1808 FLINTLOCK MUSKET AND BAYONET. 

.69 caliber, 42 1/2” round barrel, marked “P” at the breech end of the 

barrel, dated 1809, and retaining its original rod and marked “US” 

bayonet. 

$1,000-$2,000 

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BRITISH “BROWN BESS” MUSKET AND BAYONET. 

Third Model, a.k.a. India pattern, .69 caliber, 39” round barrel, marked 

“GR” on the lock plate, “Tower” behind the hammer, and the barrel 

with British proof marks and dated 1774. Walnut stock, leather sling, 

and original bayonet. 

$1,500-$2,500 

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HARPERS FERRY MODEL 1816 CONVERSION MUSKET AND BAYONET. 

.69 caliber, 42” round barrel, dated 1832, walnut stock with cartouche, 

and original ramrod and bayonet. 

$500-$1,000 


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MODEL 1816 CONTRACT CONVERSION MUSKET AND BAYONET. 

Contract musket made by W.L. Evans, Evansburg, Pennsylvania, type III configuration, 

dated 1833, with a Hewes and Phillips conversion with cleanout screw. .69 caliber, 

42” round barrel, walnut stock, and original ramrod and bayonet. 

$500-$1,000 

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RARE SPENCER DRAKE PATTERN BAYONET. 

First style, with an extra long, brass-tipped, leather 

scabbard and replaced frog. 

$800-$1,200 

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MODEL 1816 CONTRACT CONVERSION MUSKET AND BAYONET. 

Manufactured by M.T. Wickham, Philadelphia, dated 1834. .69 caliber, 42” 

round barrel, long-range sight, walnut stock, and original ramrod and bayonet. 

$400-$800 

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FRENCH CONVERSION RIFLE WITH BAYONET. 

Unmarked, dated 1837 on the tang behind the breech, 42 1/2” round barrel with 

two bands, long-range sight, walnut stock. S/n 4407 (on butt plate). Together with 

bayonet marked “TN,” 21”l., and s/n 4309. 

$400-$800 

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PRESENTATION NAVAL OFFICER’S SWORD. 

Marked by Joseph Starkey, London, engraved blade with 

“U.S.N.”, openwork brass guard with “USN,” wire-wrapped 

sharkskin grip, and leather and brass scabbard. 29”l. blade. 

Joseph Starkey worked on Conduit Street in London from 

1859 until 1918. This sword was presented to Harry Mason 

Dombaugh of Marion, Ohio. He graduated from the U.S. 

Naval Academy and rose to the rank of lieutenant-commander. 

$200-$400 

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54 

SIMEON NORTH MODEL 1817 CONVERSION RIFLE. 

Middletown, Connecticut. .54 caliber, 42” round barrel, dated 1824 on the 

lock plate. Varies from the typical Model 1817 (called the “Common Rifle”) 

in barrel length, and in that it lacks a patchbox. 

$500-$1,000 

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57 

WWII-ERA SWORD. 

Japan, marked on hilt “Y.N.” Brass guard and wire-wrapped 

sharkskin grip, nickel-plated scabbard. 31”l. blade. 

$100-$200 

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REMINGTON OLD MODEL NAVY REVOLVER. 

Model 1861, .36 caliber, 7 3/8” octagonal barrel with exposed threads, 

improved lever, safety notches, “B” inspector’s initial on barrel and 

cylinder, German silver sight, nickel-plated, walnut grips. S/n 20446. 

$800-$1,200 

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REMINGTON NEW MODEL NAVY CONVERSION REVOLVER. 

.38 caliber factory conversion to breech-loading cartridges, 7 3/8” 

octagonal barrel with exposed threads, extractor captured by notch in 

lever, and walnut grips. S/n 22701, conversion number 1354. 

$500-$1,000 

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REMINGTON MODEL 1875 ARMY REVOLVER. 

.44 caliber, 7 1/2” round barrel, lanyard ring, no plating, “FR” cartouche 

on the walnut grips. S/n 2718. 

$800-$1,200 

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CASED PAIR OF COLT SECOND MODEL 

DERINGERS. 

.41 caliber, 2 1/2” round barrels, 

engraved and silver-plated iron frames, 

checkered walnut grips. S/n 4870 and 

7360 (matching). Figured walnut case. 

$3,500-$4,500 

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CASED PAIR OF COLT THIRD MODEL DERINGERS. 

Also known as the Thuer model. .41 caliber 2 1/2” round 

barrels, nickel-plated, ivory grips, British proof marks. 

S/n 48169. In a rosewood case with bullets. 

$800-$1,200 

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REMINGTON NEW MODEL POLICE REVOLVER. 

.36 caliber, 4 1/2” octagonal barrel, safety-notched 

cylinder, blade front sight. S/n 12879. This is an unmarked 

New Model Police, without the 1863 patent date. 

$400-$800 

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MANHATTAN SERIES III REVOLVER. 

.36 caliber, 6 1/2” octagonal barrel, 5-shot cylinder with 

engraved vignettes, no spring plate, walnut grips. Matching 

s/n 21572. 

$400-$800 

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MANHATTAN SERIES I REVOLVER. 

.36 caliber, 6 1/2” octagonal barrel, 5-shot cylinder with 

engraved vignettes, thick walnut grips. Matching s/n 1480. 

$400-$800 

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ALLEN AND WHEELOCK SIDEHAMMER REVOLVER. 

.32 caliber rimfire, 5” octagonal barrel, 5-shot cylinder 

with engraved scene, walnut grips. S/n 25. 

$300-$600 

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J.M. COOPER POCKET MODEL REVOLVER. 

Philadelphia, second model, double-action, .31 caliber, 

4” octagonal barrel, walnut grips, and brass backstrap. 

S/n 3531. 

$300-$600 

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WHITNEY POCKET REVOLVER. 

Second model, 4th type, .31 caliber, 5-shot cylinder with 

eagle, shield, and naval engagement, 4” octagonal barrel 

with seven grooves, walnut grips. S/n 16617. 

$300-$600 

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WHITNEY NEW MODEL POCKET REVOLVER. 

.28 caliber, 3 1/2” octagonal barrel, walnut grips. S/n 281. 

$400-$800 

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HARPERS FERRY MODEL 1855 RIFLE AND 

BAYONET. 

.58 caliber, 33” round barrel with two bands, 

Maynard tape primer compartment, iron hardware, 

dated 1860, walnut stock. Together with a 

socket bayonet, scabbard, and “US” frog. 

$4,000-$6,000 

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MODEL 1860 CAVALRY SABER. 

Marked for C. Roby and dated 1865 on the 

ricasso, 34 3/4” blade, brass guard, wirewrapped 

grip, metal scabbard. 

$500-$1,000 

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MODEL 1860 CAVALRY SABER. 

Unmarked, but probably Ames Manufacturing, 

dated 1862 on the ricasso, 34 3/4” blade, brass 

guard, wire-wrapped grip, and metal scabbard. 

$400-$800 

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MODEL 1860 STAFF AND FIELD OFFICER’S 

SWORD. 

Marked with a crowned head on the ricasso, 

“US” and eagle engraved on the blade, brass 

guard with eagle, wire-wrapped grip, and 

nickel-plated scabbard with engraved eagle. 

31 1/4”l. blade. 

$300-$600 

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STAFF OFFICER’S SWORD. 

Unmarked, brass guard with “A.O.H.” and 

wire-wrapped grip, nickel-plated scabbard. 

Sword and scabbard have successive s/n, 8684 

and 8685. 29 3/4”l. blade. 

The Ancient Order of Hibernians is an Irish 

fraternal organization started in New York in 

1836. Its goal was to protect Irish Catholics 

from the wave of anti-Irish and anti-Catholic 

sentiments in mid 19th-century America. 

$150-$300 

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MILITIA NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICER’S 

SWORD. 

Unmarked, mid 19th century, nickel-plated hilt 

with knight’s head pommel, bone grip, and 

red-painted metal scabbard. 26 1/2”l. blade. 

$150-$300

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SABER BAYONET. 

Marked “WD” over “E” over “23” with 

British proof marks, fits a short, two-band 

Enfield musket. 23”l. blade, 

$150-$300 

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SHARPS NEW MODEL 1859 MILITARY 

RIFLE. 

.52 caliber, 30” round barrel with three 

bands, walnut stock with cartouche and 

iron patchbox. S/n 39576. 

$3,000-$5,000 

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MILITIA SWORD. 

Unmarked, mid 19th century, 

cruciform hilt of nickel-plated 

brass with a wire-wrapped grip, 

and a 27 3/4”l. blade. 

$100-$200 

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NAVAL CUTLASS. 

Ames Manufacturing Company, 

Chicopee, Massachusetts. Model 

1860, dated 1862 on the ricasso. 

Brass guard, wire-wrapped grip, 

and leather scabbard. 26” blade. 

$400-$800 

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MODEL 1840 NON-COMMIS- 

SIONED OFFICER’S SWORD. 

Emerson and Silver, Trenton, New 

Jersey, dated 1863, with “US” on 

the ricasso and initials on the brass 

guard, 32” blade, metal scabbard. 

$200-$400 

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MODEL 1840 NON-COMMIS- 

SIONED OFFICER’S SWORD. 

Marked on ricasso “Cabotville” 

and an illegible date, as well as 

“US” with initials, and initials on 

the guard. 32 1/4”l. silvered blade, 

metal scabbard. 

$200-$400 

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STARR ARMS DOUBLE-ACTION 

ARMY REVOLVER. 

Converted Model 1858, .44 caliber, 

6” round barrel, cartouche on 

walnut grips. S/n 13699 below 

loading lever and in hammer well, 

s/n 16041 on cylinder. 

$500-$1,000 

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STARR ARMS SINGLE-ACTION 

ARMY REVOLVER. 

Converted model 1863, .44 caliber, 

8” round barrel, faint cartouche on 

walnut grips. S/n 24383 below 

loading lever and in hammer well, 

s/n 30358 on cylinder. 

$500-$1,000 

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WILLIAM UHLINGER POCKET REVOLVER. 

.32 caliber rimfire, 5” octagonal barrel with 

separate rod and rosewood grips. S/n 4506. 

The barrel is marked “W.L. Grant,” one of 

several marks used by Uhlinger as this model 

infringed on the Rollin White patent owned 

by Smith and Wesson. 

$300-$600 

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ALLEN AND WHEELOCK SIDEHAMMER 

REVOLVER. 

Second model with July 3, 1860, date on 

frame, .32 caliber rimfire, 4” octagonal barrel, 

cylinder with engraved scene, walnut grips. 

S/n 671. 

$300-$600 

86 

HARPERS FERRY MODEL 1816 FLINTLOCK 

MUSKET. 

Type II, a.k.a. Model 1822, .69 caliber, 42” 

round barrel with three bands, dated 1823, 

walnut stock. 

$1,000-$2,000 

87 

HARPERS FERRY MODEL 1842 MUSKET. 

.69 caliber, 42” round barrel with three bands, 

dated 1851, walnut stock. 

$500-$1,000 

88 

MODEL 1816 CONTRACT CONVERSION 

MUSKET. 

A. Waters, Millbury, Massachusetts, Third Type, 

.69 caliber, 42” round barrel, dated 1833, 

walnut stock. Period repair in the stock. 

$500-$1,000 

89 

“MULE EAR” SHOTGUN. 

Designed by William Jenks, manufactured by 

Ames, Springfield, Massachusetts, 34 1/4” 

round barrel, figured walnut stock. 

$300-$600 

86 

87 

88 

89 


90 

HARPERS FERRY MODEL 1842 MUSKET. 

.69 caliber, 42” round barrel with three bands, dated 1853, walnut stock. 

$800-$1,200 

90 

94 

WHITNEY MODEL 1841 

“MISSISSIPPI” RIFLE. 

.54 caliber, 33” round barrel with 

two bands, brass patchbox, 

dated 1846. 

$800-$1,200 

94 

91 

SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1855 RIFLE-MUSKET AND BAYONET. 

.58 caliber, 40” round barrel with three bands, walnut stock with cartouche, 

dated 1858. Together with a period leather sling and socket bayonet. 

$1,000-$2,000 

91 

95 

BAYONET AND SCABBARD. 

Unmarked, fits a Model 1855 Harpers Ferry 

rifle or a Model 1841 “Mississippi” rifle that 

has been adapted to fit a saber bayonet. 

21 3/4”l. blade, brass hilt, and brass and 

leather scabbard. 

$250-$500 

96 



with engraved scene, large trigger guard, 

silvered straps, two-line New York address, 

and walnut grips. S/n 155520 (matching). 

$400-$800 

92 

92 

MILLER CONVERSION MODEL 1861 RIFLE-MUSKET. 

Manufactured by Parkers’ Snow and Company 1863-4 and with the Miller 

breech-loading conversion between 1865-7. .58 caliber rimfire, 40” round 

barrel with three bands, walnut stock. 

$400-$800 

95 

93 

93 

SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1861 RIFLE-MUSKET. 

.58 caliber, 40” round barrel with three bands, dated 1862, walnut stock. 

$500-$1,000 

96 

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97 

RARE WHITNEY MODEL 1861 “HUMPBACK” RIFLE-MUSKET. 

.58 caliber, 39” round barrel, 3-groove rifling indicating ca.1863 

production, walnut stock with stamped “8.” 

The Humpback saw a total production of about 200, many of which 

were issued to the 21st Connecticut Infantry. 

$1,000-$2,000 

97 

98 

101 

99 

102 

100 

98 

SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1873 TRAPDOOR 

CADET RIFLE. 

.45-70 caliber, 29 1/2” round barrel, walnut 

stock with cartouche. S/n 42215. 

$500-$1,000 

99 

SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1884 TRAPDOOR RIFLE. 

.45-70 caliber, 32 5/8” round barrel, blued 

finish, walnut stock. S/n 433354. 

$400-$800 


100 



with engraved scene, small trigger guard, 

silvered straps, two-line New York address 

with brackets, and walnut grips. S/n 143700 

(matching). 

$500-$1,000 

101 

SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1873 TRAPDOOR RIFLE 

AND BAYONET. 


stocks with stamps behind hammer. S/n 47784. 

Together with a marked “US” bayonet. 

$500-$1,000 

102 

SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1879 TRAPDOOR RIFLE. 


stocks with cartouche dated 1883. S/n 225104. 

$500-$1,000

103 

103 

.58 CALIBER BULLET MOLD. 

Cast iron, possibly Confederate. 10 1/4”l. 

$150-$300 

104 

1853 ENFIELD BULLET MOLD. 

Marked “26” (gauge, meaning balls per pound). 

8 1/2”l. 

$100-$200 

105 

ENFIELD .577 CALIBER BULLET MOLD. 

8 3/4”l. 

$150-$300 

106 

.58 CALIBER LOADING TOOL. 

9 1/2”l. 

$150-$300 

107 

104 

107 

RARE COLT .56 CALIBER BULLET MOLD. 

For use with the Model 1855 revolving rifle, but 

recut to make French-style 12 gauge slugs. 8”l. 

$200-$400 

108 

US MODEL 45-70 CADET BAYONET AND 

SCABBARD. 

Marked “US,” with scabbard and frog with US 

plate and hook. 

$100-$200 

108 

105 

106 

109 

US MODEL 45-70 BAYONET WITH SCABBARD. 

Marked “US,” with scabbard and leather frog 

with “NGP” plate, for the National Guard of 

Pennsylvania. 

$150-$300 

110 

US MODEL 45-70 BAYONET AND SCABBARD. 

Marked “US” with scabbard and frog with US 

plate. 

$100-$200 

109 

110 

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111 

CASED REMINGTON-RIDER MAGAZINE PISTOL. 

.32 caliber, with five-shot magazine below the 3” octagonal barrel. 

Nickel-plated and engraved with rosewood grips. No s/n. In mahogany 

case with a package of Peters .32 caliber rim-fire cartridges. 

$2,500-$3,500 

112 

CASED REMINGTON MODEL 95 DOUBLE DERINGER. 

Model 3, .41 caliber, 3” over-and-under barrel, nickel-plated, pearl 

grips. S/n 12. In a mahogany case with cartridges and cleaning tools. 

$400-$800 

111 

113 

CASED COLT ROOT MODEL POCKET REVOLVER. 

Model 1855 sidehammer, fifth model, .31 caliber, 3 1/2” round barrel, 

fluted cylinder, New York address, and walnut grips. S/n 3342. 

Mahogany case includes flask, mold, and other accoutrements. 

$1,500-$2,500 

113 

112 

114 

FIVE BELTS AND A BELT PLATE. 

Includes a cavalry belt and US plate, 

a Post Office Department belt, 48”l., 

a Rock Island Arsenal belt, 41”l., a 

woven GAR belt with gilt plate, 

30”l., a plain belt, 42”l., and a 

GAR belt plate. 

$300-$600 

114 

115 

CARBINE CARTRIDGE BOX. 

Unmarked, 8 1/2”w. 

$100-$200 

116 

INDIAN WARS-ERA 

CARTRIDGE BOX. 

McKenney, New York and last 

Frazier patent date of April 1878. 

Leather with wood frame for 

eighteen 50-70 caliber 

cartridges. National guard 

brass plate. 7”w. 

$100-$200 


117 

NEW JERSEY CARTRIDGE BOX. 

Marked for the Watervliet Arsenal. Hinged 

with two rows of ten loops, and an NJ brass 

plate. 6 1/2”w. 

$150-$300 

118 

CARBINE CARTRIDGE POUCH. 

Illegibly marked, 8 1/2”w. 

$100-$200 

119 

119 

CASED PAIR OF SMITH AND WESSON 

MODEL NO. 2 OLD MODEL REVOLVERS. 

.32 caliber, 6-shot cylinders, 5” octagonal 

barrels, 2-pin style, rosewood grips. S/n 2252 

and 2483. In a rosewood case with a box of 

Western .32 rim-fire cartridges. 

For another pair of Model No. 2 Old Model 

revolvers, although with very unusual 

decoration, see Garth’s, October 2009, lot 212. 

$1,500-$2,500 

120 121 123 

120 

REMINGTON-RIDER NEW MODEL BELT 

REVOLVER. 

Double-action, factory conversion to breechloading 

cartridges (both center- and rimfire), .38 

caliber, 5 1/2” octagonal barrel, pin front sight, 

and walnut grips. S/n 5507, conversion number 

1000. 

$800-$1,200 

121 

REMINGTON MODEL 1867 NAVY ROLLING 

BLOCK PISTOL. 

.50 caliber center fire, 7” round barrel, 

inspectors’ marks “P” and “FCW” on frame, 

and cartouche on walnut grips. S/n 3989. 

$500-$1,000 

122 

CIVIL WAR-ERA OFFICER’S SASH. 

Red silk, ending in large knot and tassel. 

Imperfections. 88”l. 

$150-$300 

123 

TWO FLAP HOLSTERS. 

Confederate-type, leather. 14”l. and 14 1/2”l. 

$400-$800 

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124 

INDIAN WARS-ERA CARBINE BOOT. 

Leather and brass, 13 1/2”l. 

$100-$200 

125 

INDIAN WARS-ERA CARBINE BOOT. 

Rock Island Arsenal, with brass mount. 13 1/2”h. 

$150-$300 

126 



with engraved scene, large trigger guard, oneline 

New York address, and walnut grips. 


$800-$1,200 

127 

COLT BABY DRAGOON REVOLVER. 

Model 1848, .31 caliber, 3” octagonal barrel, 

silver-plated brass straps, round cylinder stop 

slots, and walnut grips. S/n 8897 (matching). 

$1,000-$2,000 

128 

COLT MODEL 1862 POLICE REVOLVER. 

Early variation with Hartford address, 5 1/2” 

round barrel, silver-plated straps, and walnut 

grips. S/n 1023. 

$800-$1,200 

129 

COLT ROOT MODEL POCKET REVOLVER. 

Model 1855 sidehammer, second model, .28 

caliber, 3 1/2” octagonal barrel, cylinder with 

engraved scene, Hartford address with pointing 

hand, and walnut grips. S/n 8157 (matching). 

$800-$1,200 

130 

COLT OCTAGON BARREL REVOLVER. 

Open-top, .38 caliber rimfire, 4 1/2” octagonal 

barrel, walnut grips, patent dates 1871 and 

1872, cylinder engraved with stagecoach scene. 

S/n 16203 on frame and trigger guard. 

$500-$1,000 

126 127 128 

129 130 131 


131 

SIX SLINGS AND A BELT. 

Includes a Spanish-American War US rifle sling, a 

canteen belt, a WWI rifle sling, an Enfield sling, a 

cavalry sword sling, and rifle sling. 

$200-$400 

132 

FIVE LEATHER ACCOUTREMENTS. 

Includes an Indian Wars-era, Rock Island Arsenal 

backpack sling, a Hobson and Sons belt pouch, 

4 1/2”w., two carbine holders, 2 1/2”h. and 2 1/4”h., 

and a marked child’s revolver holster with belt. 

$250-$500 

133 

INDIAN WARS-ERA BELT. 

Unmarked, leather, with sword and bayonet hitches, 

and a bayonet scabbard and frog. 

$150-$300 

134 

REMINGTON OLD MODEL ARMY REVOLVER. 

Model 1861, .44 caliber, 8” octagonal barrel, improved 

cylinder pin and lever, safety notches on the cylinder, 

German silver sight, faint cartouche on walnut grips. 

S/n 9159 on barrel and cylinder. 

$800-$1,200 

132 

134 

133 

135 

135 

CARBINE SCABBARD. 

Leather, worn mark partially reads “US.” 33 1/2”l. 

$200-$400 

136 


Leather, faintly unit-marked “F 10 7 [?]?” 31”l. 

$200-$400 

137 


Leather, marked “F.S.J. Co.” and unit-marked “149 MTC 

ING 22.” 33”l. 

$200-$400 

136 137 

138 

138 

CASED COLT MODEL 1849 POCKET REVOLVER. 

.31 caliber, 5” octagonal barrel, 5-shot cylinder with stagecoach scene, 

small trigger guard, two-line New York address, and walnut grips. 

S/n 59975. In a mahogany case with flask, mold, and other accoutrements. 

$1,000-$2,000 

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139 140 141 

139 

COLT OPEN-TOP POCKET REVOLVER. 

.22 caliber rimfire, 2 1/2” round barrel with 

blued finish, high spur hammer, and ivory grips. 

S/n 12180. 

$150-$300 

140 

COLT OPEN-TOP POCKET REVOLVER. 

.22 caliber, 2 3/8” round barrel, sloping hammer 

spur, silver-plated brass frame, fully engraved, 

and walnut grips. S/n 64500 (matching). 

$200-$400 

141 


.32 caliber, 2 1/4” round barrel with etched 

“Colt New 32” panel, nickel-plated, and 

checkered rubber grips. S/n 16586. 

$150-$300 

142 


.22 caliber, 2 1/4” flat-sided barrel with 

etched “Colt New 22” panel, nickel-plated, 

and rosewood grips. S/n15130 (matching). 

$150-$300 

143 

REMINGTON NEW MODEL ARMY REVOLVER. 


inspected “P” and “W,” low hammer, and 

cartouche on walnut grips. S/n 20626 on barrel 

and cylinder. 

$500-$1,000 

144 

REMINGTON OLD MODEL ARMY REVOLVER. 


unimproved cylinder pin and lever, no barrel 

threads showing, German silver sight, walnut 

“slim jim” grips. S/n 6045. 

$800-$1,200 

145 

GOOD GROUP OF CIVIL WAR TOKENS. 

Includes an 1860 Lincoln campaign token, 

“Millions for Freedom Not One Cent for 

Slavery;” a “War of 1861” and “Union Forever” 

token or dog tag, two Lincoln 1864 campaign 

tokens, and an 1868 U.S. Grant campaign token. 

$250-$500 

146 

CDV OF MAJOR GENERAL HENRY W. 

HALLECK. 

Half-length portrait of Halleck in uniform. 

See illustration on page 2 of this catalog. 

For information on Halleck, see lot 146A. 

$100-$200 

142 143 144 


146A 

CIVIL WAR ALS FROM MAJOR GENERAL 

HENRY W. HALLECK. 

Pittsburg Landing, Tennessee, dated April 22, 

1862, to Major General John Pope. 1 page, 

front and back. Imperfections. 

A West Point graduate, Halleck (1815-1872) 

was an astute military scholar and 

administrative officer, but was somewhat 

lackluster as a field officer. He spent the 

early part of the war in the western theater, 

during which time he oversaw the actions of 

his future commander, General Ulysses S. 

Grant. Following the bloodbath at Shiloh in 

April of 1862, Halleck took over operations, 

culminating in the Siege of Corinth, 

Mississippi. The present letter represents 

Halleck’s orders for General Pope as the 

Armies of the Tennessee, the Ohio, and the 

Mississippi maneuvered against Confederate 

forces at Corinth. While Halleck was 

effective at capturing the important railroad 

town, his campaign was considered tedious 

and ineffective, especially given the talented 

Union officers present. Shortly thereafter, 

Lincoln called Halleck to Washington to 

assume the position of General-in-Chief of 

the Union armies, a post which he held until 

Grant took command in 1864. 

$100-$200 

147 

RARE SHARPS MODEL 1851 “BOX LOCK” 

CARBINE. 

Manufactured by Robbins and Lawrence, 

Windsor, Vermont, for Sharps Rifle 

Company. .52 caliber breech loading with a 

Maynard tape primer beneath a hinged door 

on the front of the lock, 21 5/8” round barrel, 

walnut stock. S/n 1007. Imperfections. 

This carbine is the first Sharps made for 

military use. Some were delivered to the 

1st and 2nd Dragoons in Texas and New 

Mexico, others to the US Navy North Pacific 

Exploration Expedition. This example lacks 

those specific markings. 

$1,500-$2,500 

148 

BURNSIDE CARBINE. 

4th/5th Model, marked “Burnside Patent Model 

of 1864” on the top of the frame and the barrel 

is marked “R/Cast steel 1864”. .54 caliber 

breechloader, 20” round barrel, walnut stock 

with cartouches. S/n 14883. In exceptionally 

clean condition with original blueing and case 

color finish. 

$1,000-$2,000 

149 

MODEL 1850 STAFF AND FIELD OFFICER’S 

SWORD. 

Unmarked, with engraved blade, openwork 

brass guard, wire-wrapped sharkskin grip, and 

leather and brass scabbard engraved “Union.” 

31”l. blade. 

$250-$500 

147 

148 

152 

150 

SHARPS BULLET MOLD. 

Unmarked, 32 bore, .52 caliber, ringtail. 8”l. 

$150-$300 

151 

TWO CARTRIDGE BOXES. 

Unmarked. Includes one with brass “NG” 

(National Guard) plate, 7 1/2”w., and a smaller 

example lacking its brass plate, 7”w. 

$200-$400 

152 

SHARPS MILITARY MODEL 1852 SLANT-BREECH 

CARBINE. 

Made by Robbins and Lawrence, Windsor, 

Vermont, for Sharps Rifle Company. .52 caliber, 

21 1/2” round barrel, sling ring slide bar, walnut 

stock. S/n 4523. 

$1,000-$2,000 

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153 

THREE SCABBARDS. 

Includes two Chillingworth trowel bayonet 

scabbards, 11 1/2”l., and a Rock Island Arsenal 

Model 1880 hunting knife scabbard, 15”l. 

$300-$600 

154 

CIVIL WAR-ERA CARTRIDGE BOX. 

Unmarked, early style with brass “US” plate. 

8 1/4”w. 

$200-$400 

155 

TWO LODGE BELTS. 

One marked for Horstmann and one for Lilley, 

in the identical pattern, and each with Odd 

Fellows hardware. 

$150-$300 

156 

OHIO VOLUNTEER MILITIA CARTRIDGE 

BOX PLATE. 

Die-struck with lead-filled back and wire 

loops. 3 3/8”w. 

$150-$300 

157 

SIX BRASS POWDER FLASKS. 

One by Ames, one by American Flask and Cap, 

one marked “J.S. Riley Patent,” and the others 

unmarked. All with repousse decoration. 7-8”l. 

$250-$500 

158 

NATIONAL GUARD CARTRIDGE BOX. 

Unmarked, with brass “MNG” plaque, likely for 

either the Massachusetts or Maryland National 

Guard. 7 1/2”w. 

$150-$300 

159 

159 

REMINGTON CONVERSION MUSKET AND 

BAYONET. 

US Model 1816 musket, .69 caliber, 42” round 

barrel, walnut stock with cartouche, Remington 

Maynard tape primer conversion, dated 1858, 

buttplate marked “US,” original ramrod and bayonet. 

These conversions were done at the Frankford Arsenal, 

Philadelphia, using Remington-supplied Maynard 

primer locks and percussion bolsters. 

$800-$1,200 

160 

161 

160 

SPRINGFIELD CONVERSION MUSKET AND 

BAYONET. 

Model 1816 (variant often referred to as the Model 

1822), .69 caliber, 42” round barrel, lock dated 1837, 

2nd-type converted in 1862 by Hewes and Phillips, 

New Jersey, with original ramrod and bayonet. 

$500-$1,000 

161 

SPRINGFIELD CONVERSION MUSKET AND 

BAYONET. 

Model 1816, .69 caliber, 42” round barrel, lock dated 

1817 (the “1” overstruck with a “5”), walnut stock, 

bolster-type conversion, probably by Hewes and 

Phillips, New Jersey, original ramrod and bayonet. 

$500-$1,000 


162 

162 

SCHUBARTH AND COMPANY MODEL 1861 

RIFLE-MUSKET AND BAYONET. 

.58 caliber, 40” round barrel with three bands, dated 

1863, walnut stock with three cartouches, Together 

with bayonet with scabbard. 

$1,000-$2,000

163 

164 

165 

166 

167 

163 

DOUBLE-BARREL 

FLINTLOCK PISTOL. 

Marked “London” with 

British proof marks. Two 

screw barrels, engraved 

lock, and walnut grips. 

$500-$1,000 

164 

PERCUSSION DERINGER 

PISTOL. 

Marked “Deringer,” with 

3” octagonal barrel and 

checkered walnut stock 

with silver inlay. Together 

with a combination 

tool/bullet mold. 

$800-$1,200 

165 

SHARPS PEPPERBOX 

PISTOL. 

Model 2, .30 caliber, four 

3” barrels, nickel-plated 

with engraved name, ivory 


$400-$800 

166 

REMINGTON 

NEW MODEL NO. 4 

REVOLVER. 

.38 caliber, 2 1/2” round 

barrel, engraved frame, 

ivory grips. 

$200-$400 

167 

SMITH AND WESSON 

MODEL NO. 1 SECOND 

ISSUE REVOLVER. 

.22 short, 3 3/16” 

octagonal barrel, silverplated 

brass frame, 

mother-of-pearl grips. 

S/n 39033. 

$300-$600 

168 

MARLIN O.K. MODEL 

DERINGER. 

.22 caliber, 2 5/8” barrel, 

brass frame, ivory grips. 

S/n 1445. 

$250-$500 

169 


PISTOL. 

Model 1, .22 caliber, four, 

2 1/2” blued barrels, 

nickel-plated brass frame, 

side latch, walnut grips. 

S/n 1395. 

$300-$600 

170 


PISTOL. 

Model 1, .22 caliber, four 

2 1/2” blued barrels, brass 

frame, side latch, molded 

gutta percha grips. 

S/n 53507. 

$300-$600 

171 

SHATTUCK POCKET 

REVOLVER. 

.32 caliber, 2 3/4” barrel 

marked “Unique,” nickelplated, 

with special hard 

rubber grips depicting 

assassinated presidents 

Lincoln and Garfield. 

$300-$600 

172 

DERINGER PISTOL. 

Appears to be marked for 

J.E. Evans, Philadelphia, 

.41 caliber, 2 1/2” 

octagonal barrel, engraved 

lock, and checkered 

walnut stock. 

$800-$1,200 

168 

172 

169 

170 

171 

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173 174 177 

173 

REMINGTON DOUBLE DERINGER. 

Model 3, .41 caliber, two 3” barrels, hard rubber 


$300-$600 

174 

REMINGTON-ELLIOT “PEPPERBOX” 

DERINGER. 

.32 caliber rimfire, four 3 3/8” stationary barrels, 

ring trigger, gutta percha grips. S/n 25182. 

$300-$600 

175 

FOLDING CUTLERY SET. 

Marked “Beet”, Sheffield, England, late 18thearly 

19th century. Horn handles. 4 3/4”l. 

(folded). 

$100-$200 

176 


.22 caliber, 2 1/4” barrel, 7-shot cylinder 

with short flutes, brass frame, rosewood grips. 

S/n 14604. 

$200-$400 

177 

JAMES REID “KNUCKLE-DUSTER” REVOLVER. 

.22 caliber, marked “My Friend” with patent date 

above the seven-shot cylinder, engraved brass 

frame. S/n 11009. 

$800-$1,200 

178 

BACON ARMS PEPPERBOX REVOLVER. 

Unmarked, .22 caliber, 2 1/2” six-shot fluted 

cylinder, nickel-plated frame, walnut stock. 

$400-$800 

179 

MARLIN O.K. POCKET REVOLVER. 

.22 short, 2 1/4” round barrel, nickel-plated 

brass frame, rosewood grips. 

$200-$400 

180 

ALLEN AND WHEELOCK SIDEHAMMER 

REVOLVER. 

.22 caliber, 2 1/4” octagonal barrel, 7-shot 

cylinder, walnut grips. 

$200-$400 

178 179 180 


181 182 183 

181 

REMINGTON IROQUOIS POCKET REVOLVER. 

.22 caliber, 2 1/4” round barrel, nickel-plated, 

hard rubber grips. 

$300-$600 

182 

MARLIN NEVER MISS DERINGER. 

.32 caliber, 2 1/2” barrel, brass frame, rosewood 


$250-$500 

183 

COLT FIRST MODEL DERINGER. 

.41 caliber, 2 1/2” barrel, engraved brass frame. 

S/n 2086. 

Colt’s first single-shot pistol, it was modeled after 

the National Arms No. 1 deringer. For a National 

Arms No. 2 deringer, see lot 184. 

$800-$1,200 

184 

NATIONAL ARMS COMPANY NO. 2 

DERINGER. 

.41 caliber, 2 1/2” barrel, brass frame, 

checkered walnut grips. S/n 2448. 

National Arms was purchased by Colt in 1870, 

and they continued to make this gun under 

their name. See lot 183. 

$400-$800 

185 

FRANK WESSON TIP-UP POCKET RIFLE. 

.22 caliber, 6” octagon-round barrel, brass 

frame, rosewood grips. Lacking stock. 

S/n 10211. 

$300-$600 

186 

REMINGTON VEST POCKET PISTOL. 

A.k.a. “Saw Handle Deringer,” No. 3 model, 

.41 caliber, 2 1/2” round barrel, walnut grips. 

S/n 2024. 

$400-$800 

187 

STEVENS “NO. 41” POCKET PISTOL. 

.22 caliber, 3 1/2” octagon-round barrel, nickelplated, 

walnut grips. S/n 4813. 

$100-$200 

188 

BAYONET AND A SWORD. 

Includes a marked Remington export bayonet 

and scabbard, 20 1/2”l., and a German hunting 

sword with a 19”l. blade and brass hilt. 

$150-$300 

184 185 186 

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189 

190 

192 

189 

TWO BAYONETS WITH SCABBARDS. 

Includes a Martin Enfield bayonet , marked on 

blade and scabbard “WD” with proof marks. 

25”l., and a bayonet for an Austrian Lorenz rifle, 

made for Wooster, Ohio, troops, with a leather 

scabbard made at a US arsenal exclusively for 

this bayonet, 22 1/2”l. 

$250-$500 

190 

“MAKE-DO” SINGLE-SHOT PISTOL. 

Sidehammer pistol made from an Allen rifle, 

12 1/2” round barrel, engraved frame, and 

walnut grips. 

$100-$200 

191 

SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1842 BAYONET 

AND SCABBARD. 

Marked “US” with leather scabbard and frog. 

21”l. 

$100-$200 

192 

TWO MODEL 1848 BRUNSWICK SWORD 

BAYONETS. 

Marked “Enfield” and with British proof marks, 

22”l. blades and brass hilts. 

$300-$600 

193 

REMINGTON-HEPBURN NO. 3 MATCH RIFLE. 

.31 caliber, 31” octagon-round barrel, 

Schuetzen-type butt plate, walnut stock. 

S/n 5526. 

$1,000-$2,000 

194 

WINCHESTER LOW WALL SCHUETZEN-TYPE 

RIFLE. 

.22 short, 27” octagonal barrel, figured walnut 

stock with checkered wrist and Schuetzen-type 

butt plate. S/n 6714. 

$800-$1,200 

195 

HARPERS FERRY CONVERSION RIFLE. 

Lock plate dated 1837, walnut stock, brass 

patchbox, 33” octagonal barrel, triangular sling 

rings. 

$400-$800 

196 

TWO SHOTGUNS. 

Includes a W. Moore and Company doublebarreled 

shotgun with engraved lock and trigger 

guard and checkered wrist, 32 1/4” barrels, and 

a Remington double-barrel shotgun with 

checkered wrist, 28” barrels. 

$100-$200 

197 

PATRIOTIC FRAME. 

Judd Company, Connecticut, early 20th century, 

cast iron. With flags, eagle, drum, and cannon, 

and retaining old polychrome paint. 12 1/2”h. 

9”w. 

$150-$300 

194 

193 


198 

CIVIL WAR PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM. 

American, 2nd half-19th century. A family album that 

includes CDVs and tintypes of family members, as 

well as CDVs of Civil War soldiers and officers. 

Images include two copies of a CDV of an 

unidentified soldier armed with a revolver, a soldier 

identified as Henry Augustin of the 51st Illinois, 

and a CDV of Elmer Ephraim Ellsworth in uniform 

(Ellsworth organized the Chicago Zouaves, worked 

for Lincoln in his law office and on his presidential 

campaign, and was killed in Alexandria, Virginia in 

May of 1861 for removing a Confederate flag from a 

tavern roof). Images of officers include Generals 

Sherman, McClellan, Busteed, Burnside, Meade, 

and McGinnis, as well as other unidentified officers 

(mostly generals). Also included is a CDV of President 

Lincoln. Includes 19 total Civil War images (three are 

of the same officer and two are of the same soldier). 

$1,000-$2,000 

199 

CIVIL WAR CAMP PHOTOGRAPH. 

Large-plate photograph titled below “Capt Langdon’s 

Quarters,” with the officer’s identified (from left 

to right, Gibbs, Ramsay, Janeway, McCrea, Hall, 

Langdon, and “Orderly.”) Matted and framed, 

15 1/2”h. 17”w. 

Loomis Lyman Langdon was commissioned a captain 

in the US Army 1st Light Artillery in 1861 and was 

breveted to major in early 1864 and then lieutenant 

colonel in September 1864. 

$100-$200 

200 

PAIR OF CIVIL WAR ADVERTISING PRINTS. 

Notman Photo Company, Boston, 1884, lithographs. 

Composite images, one of Union commanders and 

the other of Confederate commanders. 14 1/2”h. 

9 1/2”w. (sheet). 

$150-$300 

201 

MODEL 1816 FLINTLOCK PISTOL. 

Simeon North, Middletown, Connecticut. .54 caliber, 

9 1/16” round barrel, early mark on the lock, hickory 

ramrod, and walnut stock. 

$500-$1,000 

202 

COLLECTION OF USS MAINE ITEMS. 

American, early 20th century. Includes a castiron 

still bank by Grey Iron Casting Company, 

4 3/4”h., a milk glass covered dish in the 

form of the ship, 8”l., a silver souvenir spoon 

with President McKinley and the Maine, 6”l., 

a green glass covered dish, 7”l., a transferprinted 

dish by American China Company, 

5 3/4”l., a molded dish with a bust of Admiral 

Dewey, 6”l., a reticulated milk glass plate, 

7 1/2”d., a color transfer-printed plate, 8”d., 

a Whitehead and Hoag commemorative 

button, 1 3/4”d., a real photo paperweight, 

4”l, and two framed prints, 8”h., 10”w., and 

11 3/4”h. 14 3/4”w. 

$200-$400 

203 

INDIAN WARS-ERA CARTRIDGE POUCH. 

McKenney, New York, and last Frazier patent 

date of April 1878. Leather with wood frame 

for eighteen 50-70 caliber cartridges. 7”w. 

$100-$200 

204 

CARBINE CARTRIDGE BOX. 

Marked by Kinney , 8”w. 

$100-$200 

198 

205 

INDIAN WARS-ERA CARTRIDGE POUCH. 

McKenney, New York and last Frazier patent 

date of April 1878. Leather with wood frame 

for eighteen 50-70 caliber cartridges. Lacking 

its brass plate. 7”w. 

$100-$200 

206 

CIVIL WAR-ERA CARBINE BOOT. 

Leather, 10 1/2”l. 

$100-$200 

207 

AMERICAN DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER. 

Manufactured by Harring and Richardson, 

.32 caliber, 2 1/2” octagonal barrel, marked 

on barrel, hard rubber grips. 

$100-$200 

208 

ROBIN HOOD POCKET REVOLVER. 

“Number 1 Long,” manufactured by 

Hood Firearms, Norwich, Connecticut, 

2” octagonal barrel, engraved frame, walnut 

grips. S/n 16220. 

$100-$200 

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209 

AFRICAN LION FULL 

BODY TAXIDERMY 

MOUNT. 

In a case, 66 1/2”h. 97”l. 

$2,000-$4,000 

210 

GRANT’S GAZELLE 

TAXIDERMY HEAD 

MOUNT. 

30”h. 

$200-$400 

211 

GEMSBOK TAXIDERMY 

HEAD MOUNT. 

50”h. 

$200-$400 

212 

ELAND TAXIDERMY HEAD 

MOUNT. 

54”h. 

$200-$400 

213 

STONE SHEEP TAXIDERMY 

HEAD MOUNT. 

26”h. 

$200-$400 

214 

RED FOX FULL BODY 

TAXIDERMY MOUNT. 

On a grass and tree trunk 

base 31”h. 

$300-$500 

215 

AOUDAD HALF BODY 


55”h. 

$500-$700 

214 

210 

212 

211 


213 

215

218 

216 

217 

216 

COYOTE FULL BODY 


On a rock and log base. 28”l. 

$1,500-$2,500 

217 

ZEBRA TAXIDERMY HEAD 

MOUNT. 

25”h. 

$2,000-$3,000 

218 

GRIZZLY BEAR FULL BODY 


On a rock-form base. 65”l. 

$2,000-$4,000 

219 

MOUNTAIN LION OR COUGAR 

FULL BODY TAXIDERMY 

MOUNT. 

On a rock-form base. 60”l. 

$4,000-$6,000 

220 

POLAR BEAR FULL BODY 


On an ice-form base. 98”l. 

$8,000-$12,000 

220 

219 

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221 

222 

224 

221 

WESTERN DIAMONDBACK FULL 

BODY TAXIDERMY MOUNT. 

27”l. 

$300-$600 

222 

AMERICAN BISON TAXIDERMY 

HEAD MOUNT. 

44”h. 

$800-$1,500 

223 

STANDING GRIZZLY BEAR FULL 

BODY TAXIDERMY MOUNT. 

On a stone-form base. 100”h. 

$3,500-$4,500 

224 

ALLIGATOR FULL BODY 


On a grassy base. 70”l. 

$800-$1,500 

225 

IMPALA TAXIDERMY HEAD 

MOUNT. 

34”h. 

$200-$400 

226 

AOUDAD FULL BODY 


On a stone-form base 52”l. 

$800-$1,500 

226A 

LECHWE FULL BODY 


On a base. 54”l. 

$800-$1,500 

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225 

226A 

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SESSION 

ONE 

CONTINUED: 

OTS 227 – 390 

LOTS 

FRIDAY, , SEPTEMBERS 

EPTEMBER 2, 2011 

THE 

MEDICAL 

COLLECTION 

OF 

DR. & MRS. ROBERT MEGNA 

PLUSLUS ADDITIONS

THEHE MEDICAL 

COLLECTION 

OF 

DR. & MRS. ROBERT MEGNA 

Energetic, bright, engaged and direct, Bridget & Bob Megna's 

spirited approach to everything they do is at once refreshing and 

a little intimidating – but, not for long. Their warm and friendly 

demeanor instantly puts one at ease, and the dedication and 

enthusiasm for their collections is contagious. When I asked what 

shaped their buying decisions, Bridget said (with a chuckle), “I'm 

not sure we had any criteria – we just loved the stuff. Really, we 

loved the stuff.” Taking stock of the medical collection, displayed 

in their historic home outside Dallas, Texas, one could quickly 

conclude that at least two forces were guiding their buying: form 

and history. Bridget admits to being attracted by the whimsical 

and unusal; the good doctor was all about research and history. 

It was a great combination that began on the streets of New 

Orleans during a medical convention twenty years ago, when the 

young married couple bought their first antique stethoscope. 

The journey and hunt that ensued took 

them to auctions and shops all over the 

world. Trips weren't always planned 

around shopping for their collection – 

but, on every trip, they found 

themselves looking. From the streets 

of London to rural roadsides in Texas, 

they methodically built a collection 

that is at once fascinating and 

simple in its focus. We are so 

pleased for the opportunity to 

know the Megnas, and feel 

honored to have been selected 

to represent their collection. 

~Jeff & Amelia Jeffers 


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227 

CASED SURGICAL KIT. 

American or European, 1st-half 19th century, 

wood and mixed metals. Fitted mahogany 

case containing surgical and trephining 

instruments including a bow saw, crown 

trephine, bone brush, unusual Hey’s saw, and 

circular amputation knives. Some instruments 

marked “Dresden”, “H.G. Kern”, and Kunde. 

Case with lift-out tray, includes key. 3”h. 

16 1/4”w. 7 1/4”d. Imperfections. 

$1,500-$2,500 

228 

CASED SURGEON’S KIT. 

Probably European, mid 19th century. Civil War 

era kit with a saw and knife blades marked 

“Young, Edinr.” Appears relatively complete, one 

compartment empty in the curly maple fitted 

and velvet lined case, 3”h. 17”w. Ex Sotheby’s, 

London. 

A note states “Army Surgical Instrument Case 

made for American, War, Col. H.T. Bates”. 

$2,000-$3,500 

229 

SIX APOTHECARY JARS. 

American and English, 19th and early 20th 

century. Includes three green glass ribbed bottles 

with stoppers with red labels, “LIN: BELLAD:M”, 

“LIN: BELLAD:M: (Poison)”, “CLYC: BELADON: 

(Poison)”. 8”h., and a dark emerald green blown 

glass bottle labeled “EX: ERCOT: L”. 7 3/4”h. 

Together with two blown amber glass bottles 

with faceted stoppers. 9”h. 

$200-$400 

230 

TWO MEDICAL ITEMS. 

England, 19th century, ivory and steel. A cased 

ophthalmology set marked for J. Weiss & Son 

Ltd., 287 Oxford St., London. 1”h. 6 1/2”w. 

4 3/4”h. and an American, 19th or early 20th 

century pharmaceutical scale in an oak cabinet 

with brass trays. Attributed to Henry Troemner, 

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 6 3/4”h. 13”w. 

5 3/4”d. Imperfections. 

$300-$400 

231 

SURGICAL KIT. 

France, 19th century. Gilt leather cased set of 

surgeon’s instruments, some with tortoise shell 

handles, case signed for Charriere, 3 1/2”w. 

5 1/2”h. 

$300-$400 

232 

FETISH AND RELIC. 

Americas, 19th century or earlier. Polychrome 

beaded leather Native American fetish. 6”l. 

Together with an early black stone relic. 11”l. 

Imperfections. 

$300-$500 

233 

MEDICAL SADDLE BAGS. 

American, 19th century. Pair of leather doctor’s 

saddle bags with brass fittings by A.A. Mellier, 

St. Louis, Mo. Each with flap lids and two 

compartments with dividers. Marked. 7”h. 7”w. 

$300-$500 

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234 

CASED MINOR SURGICAL SET. 

Gemrig, Philadelphia, 19th century, hinged 

rosewood case with a lift-out tray containing 

fourteen ivory handled cutting instruments and 

eight steel instruments including forceps. Case 

for Dr. J. L. Oliver, Coatsville. 3”h. 9”w. 6 1/2”d. 

$600-$700 

235 

FRAMED TREPHINING INSTRUMENTS. 

American or European, mid 19th century. Four 

crown trephine and a head saw. Three have 

labels, “Charriere a Paris”, “Arnold & Sons, 

London”, and “Matthews”. One handle has age 

split, glass in frame cracked. 15 1/2”h. 30”w. 

$900-$1,000 

236 

FRAMED SPECTACLES. 

American or European, late 19th-early 20th 

century. Fourteen sets of glasses with brass, steel 

or composition frames. Some with tinted lenses. 

16”h. 30”w. 

$400-$600 

237 

PORTRAIT OF A PHYSICIAN (EUROPEAN 

SCHOOL, 18TH CENTURY). 

Oil on oak board, unsigned. Doctor at a table 

with skull, globe and medical instruments. Age 

split, revarnished. 16”h. 13 1/2”w., in a frame, 

19”h. 17”w. 

$600-$900 

234 

237 

235 

238 

FOUR GLASS APOTHECARY JARS. 

England, early 20th century. Clear glass 

bottles with stoppers, one labeled “PIL: 

QUINIAE” and marked for Market Square, 

Retford in Nottinghamshire, England. 

7 3/4”h. to 8 3/4”h. 

$200-$400 

239 

FRAME OF LANCETS AND BISTOURIES. 

American or European, mid 19th century. 

Ten bladed instruments, all labeled, three 

have ivory or bone handles, one has tortoise 

shell. 12”h. 34”w. 

$300-$400 

240 

APOTHECARY JAR. 

American, late 19th-early 20th century. Large 

clear glass jars that sits in a brass hanging 

frame, 20”h. 

$400-$800 

241 


American, late 19th-early 20th century, clear 

glass. Pear shaped with faceted stopper, 

23”h. 

$400-$800 

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239

242 

242 

FRAMED SAW. 

England, late 18th century. 

Impressive saw labeled “Lancashire 

Bone Saw” with wooden handle. 

15”h. 30 1/2”w. 

$700-$800 

243 

FRAMED LORGNETTES. 

American and probably European, 

mid 19th-mid 20th century, mixed 

materials including shell, plastic, 

glass and leather. Four folding 

lorgnettes, two with shell handles, 

one black and silver plastic, and 

one metal with leather case marked 

New York. 2 1/2”l. to 7”l. handles. 

In a frame, 18 3/4”h. 18 3/4”w. 

$100-$300 

244 

FRAMED EAR TRUMPET. 

New York, 1st half-20th century, 

Bakelite. Audiscope made by Amer. 

Earphone Company, NY. 13 1/2”l. 

In a frame, 24 1/4”h. 15 3/4”w. 

$100-$200 

245 

ROYAL DOULTON “LEECHES” JAR. 

England, late 19th-early 20th 

century, earthenware. Rare. Cobalt 

glaze with hand painted label. 

Pierced lid. Impressed mark “Royal 

Doulton, England”. Label has been 

fixed with varnish. 9 1/2”h. 

Ex Dr. Samuel Katz, sold Garth’s, 

September 1, 2006, lot 99, 

ex M.S. Rau (New Orleans). 

$6,000-$7,000 

245 

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244 

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246 

IVORY DOCTOR’S LADY. 

China, late 19th-early 20th century. Reclining 

nude. 4 1/2”l. 

$250-$450 

247 

IVORY DOCTOR’S LADY NECKLACE. 

China, late 19th-early 20th century. Nude made 

into a necklace with lapis beads. Figure, 3”l. 

$100-$150 

248 



nude, 5”l. 

$250-$500 

249 



nude on a carved mat. 3”l. 

$300-$400 

250 

THREE MICROSCOPES. 

American and European, 19th and 20th century, 

mixed metals. Monocular microscope marked 

“Schutz A. - G. Cassel 16989 D.R.G.M”, 

10 1/2”h., and a Spencer, Buffalo, U.S.A. 

compound microscope, 12”h. Together with a 

cased brass monocular student’s microscope, 

unmarked, 6”h. 

$250-$500 

251 

TWO MEDICAL DEVICES. 

American, late 19th-early 20th century. Two 

hand held electrode kits with batteries. The 

earlier one has a glass bottle, 9”h., the later is 

“The Congress No.1” in a cherry case, 10”h. 

$200-$400 

252 

MEDICAL PUMP. 

American, late 19th-early 20th century. Electrical 

pump with bottles on a wooden base labeled 

“Physicians Supply Co., Kansas City, Mo”, 12”h. 

$200-$400 

253 

TWO LEECH JARS. 

American or European, mid 19th century. Clear 

blown bowls with rims, one is footed. 5”, 9”h. 

$150-$250 

254 

LEECH JAR. 

American or European, mid 19th century. Clear 

blown glass bowl with folded rim, 7”h. 7 1/2”d. 

$200-$300 

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250 

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255 

STAFFORDSHIRE PHRENOLOGY HEAD. 

England, late 19th century. Unusual example with 

complete transfer divisions. Labeled “Phrenology by 

L.N. Fowler”. Some fading. 12”h. 

$800-$1,200 

256 

FRAMED OPHTHALMIC SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS. 

American or English, mid 19th century, metal and 

wood. Five instruments, including knives, a scalpel, 

and hook. 4 1/2”l. to 6”l. In a frame, 14”h. 12”w. 

$100-$200 

257 

FRAMED ETUI. 

American or European, late 18th century. Green 

shagreen case with tortoise shell handled lancets. 

14”h. 10 1/4”w. Ex Elisabeth Bennion. 

$500-$700 

256 

258 

CASED MICROSCOPE. 

England, mid 19th century. Brass with cast iron base 

repainted black. Compound monocular microscope. 

Slide drawer with slides and tweezers. In a fitted 

dovetailed mahogany box, 10 1/2”h. 

$250-$500 

259 

FRAMED PINCE-NEZ EYEGLASSES. 

American or English, late 19th-early 20th century, 

glass and gold. Four pair, one with a long chain, one 

with a round gold pin, one with an ear wire, and 

another with a gold hairpin. In a frame, 19 3/4”h. 

16 3/4”w. 

$100-$200 

260 

FRAMED TOOTH KEYS. 

American or English, 1st half-19th century, metal, 

wood. Single claw style. 5”h. and 6”h. In a frame, 

15 3/4”h. 19 1/4”w. 

$500-$600 

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261 

THREE SETS OF CASED MEDICAL TOOLS. 

Nineteenth century hinged wooden case 

containing a partial set of assorted ophthalmology 

surgical instruments, some marked Tiemann, 

Sharp & Smith, Sheerer (Germany), and J. 

Merhrlust (New York) including eye specula 

and ear spoons. 2 3/4”h. 13”w. 7 3/4”d., and a 

hinged leather-covered case “J. F. Hartz / Surgical 

Instruments / Detroit, Mich.” containing two 

small instruments: a lancet marked for Stephens 

and a nasal specula. 1 1/2”h. 4”w. 2 1/4” d. 

Together with a sample book of English steel 

suture needles, “The Fengel Corporation / 239, 

Fourth Avenue, / New York City U.S.A” having 

eight panels of sutures. 6 1/4” w. 8 3/4” h. 

$600-$900 

262 

TWO BRASS MICROSCOPES. 

American or European, 19th century, brass. A 

compound monocular brass microscope with 

three objectives, one marked for E. Leitz 

Wetzlar, another marked Germany, 13 3/4”h., 

and an unmarked monocular microscope with 

“Seeds of fern” slide. 5 1/2”h. 11 3/4”w. 


$350-$450 

263 

TEN MEDICAL ITEMS. 

American, late 19th-early 20th century. Three 

nursing bottles or invalid feeders, a breast 

pump, magnifying glasses, wooden fetoscope, 

three small jars, a graniteware measure and a 

medicine bottle in a carrying case, 4 1/2”h. 

$100-$300 

264 

CASED MONOCULAR MICROSCOPE. 

England, last quarter-19th century, brass. Fitted 

mahogany case with a brass handle containing 

a compound monocular microscope with triple 

turret nosepiece, three objectives with boxes. 

Microscope marked for “J.SWIFT & SON, 

LONDON.” One objective box marked “Wray / 

London”. With a specimen slide marked 

“Parasite from Skeldrake”. 6”h. 12”w. 8 1/2”d. 

$200-$300 

265 

TWO PILL MAKERS. 

Probably England, late 19th century, mahogany 

and brass. One marked “MAW”. 13”l. 6 1/4”w., 

and 12”l. 8”w. 

$400-$500 

266 

LLADRO DOCTOR FIGURE. 

Spain, 2nd half-20th century. Country doctor 

examining a child. Marked on the bottom, 12”h. 

$250-$350 

267 

THREE SURGICAL SETS. 

First half-20th century. Canvas rolls possibly 

military, one with six probes,10 1/2”w.; one with 

ten instruments including clamps and forceps, 

10”w. and one having ten assembled instruments, 

8”w. 

$300-$400 

268 

THREE SURGICAL KITS. 

First half-20th century. Canvas pocket case 

labeled “M.D.-U.S.N.” nearly complete, 7”w., 

and a Haussmann & Dunn case with five 

instruments. 7”h. Together with leather zip with 

six tools and glass vials containing thread and 

needles. 7”w. 

$300-$400 

269 

THREE CASED CYSTOSCOPES AND A 

CATHETER SET. 

Two mid 20th century cased models made by 

American Cystoscope Makers, New York, New 

York; The McCarthy, 14”l., and the Brown- 

Buerger, 13”l. A Wappler Electric Co. Cystourethrascope 

in a walnut case. Together with 

an early 20th century cased set of catheters by 

Down Brother, London, England. 13 1/4”l. 

$500-$700 

270 

TWO GLASS APOTHECARY JARS. 

American or European, 2nd half-19th century. 

Clear blown glass with cut panels on bowls 

and lids and baluster stems. Very similar. 

Imperfections. 17”, 16 1/2”h. 

$400-$600

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271 

BEAKERS, CUPS AND US ARMY SERVING PIECES. 

American, late 19th-early 20th century. Four glass 

beakers with etched marks, 4 1/2” to 9”h., and a 

set of six ceramic evaporating cups. Together with 

two creamers and a mustard with transfer labels 

“Unites States Army Medical Department”, 3”h. 

$200-$400 

272 

THREE GLASS APOTHECARY JARS. 

American or European, 2nd half-19th century. 

Clear blown glass jars. Faceted stopper, 10 1/2”h., 

cylindrical with lid, 18 1/2”h., and footed with cut 

panels, 25 1/2”h. Some residue. 

$350-$450 

273 

PAIR OF GILT LIDDED APOTHECARY JARS. 

American or European, possibly 20th century. 

Polychrome enameled and gilt decorated 

cylindrical glass jars, one labeled for “Peruv. 

bark”, the other for arrowroot. 13”h. 

$200-$300 

275 

MEDICAL KIT. 

England, 19th-century. Brass pump kit with 

ivory handle, “Durroch / 28 / St Thomas’s 

St / East / Guys Hospt”, hinged mahogany 

case signed “Dr Shaw”. 12 1/4” w. 

$300-$400 

276 

SURGICAL KIT. 

Chidsey & Partridge, Boston, Mass., late 

19th century. Hinged case containing 

aseptic surgical instruments including a 

saw, scalpels including artery, and other 

cutting instruments. 11”w. 

$300-$400 

273 

274 


European, mid 19th century. Some variation 

in handles, the knife blades having different 

names: “Coxeter”, “Gardener, Edinburgh”, 

and “Charriere”. Appears mostly complete. 

In a fitted mahogany case, 2 3/4”h. 16”w. 

$1,000-$1,200 

274 

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277 

TWO ENGLISH IRONSTONE 

APOTHECARY JARS. 

Staffordshire, England, 19th 

century. A handled jar labeled 

for “Leeches” with a perforated 

beehive lid, 15 3/4”h., and a 

handled jar labeled for “Honey”, 

13 1/4”h. Each with cobalt and 

gilt decoration. Marked. 

$7,000-$8,000 

278 

GOOD GROUP OF ANTIQUE 

MEDICAL INSTRUMENT 

REFERENCE BOOKS AND 

AUCTION CATALOGS. 

Fifteen books and nine auction 

catalogs. 

$250-$500 

279 

SIXTEEN ANTIQUE MEDICAL 

BOOKS. 

Late 19th-early 20th century, 

on various topics and diseases. 

$200-$400 

280 

TWO ANTIQUE MEDICAL 

BOOKS. 

Includes Hollock, A Popular 

Treatise on Venereal Diseases in All 

Their Forms..., NY: Excelsior, 1881 

(50th edition), 16mo in full cloth, 

with color plates. Together with 

Beck and Beck, Elements of Medical 

Jurisprudence, Philadelphia: 

Lippincott, 1863, 8vo in full leather. 

$100-$200 

281 

BRYANT AND BUCK, AMERICAN 

PRACTICE OF SURGERY. 

New York: William Wood and 

Company, 1906. Seven of eight 

volumes, bound in quarter leather 

over green cloth boards. 

$100-$200 

282 

TWO ANTIQUE MEDICAL 

BOOKS. 

Includes Scholl, Library of Health, 

Philadelphia: American Health 

Society, 1916, large 4to in green 

cloth. Together with Miller et al, 

Domestic Medical Practice, 

Chicago: Domestic Medical 

Society, 1917, large 4to in red 

cloth. 

$100-$200 

283 

TWO CASED FLEAMS. 

American or European, 1st half- 

19th century. Spring fleams in 

leather covered cases. One 

stamped “Snowden”, 2”l., and 

one unmarked, 2”l. 

$250-$350 

284 

TWO CASED FLEAMS. 

American or European, 1st half- 

19th century. One spring fleam 

stamped “Snowden”, 2”l. and a 

brass fleam, with three blades, 

3 3/4”l. Both in leather cases. 

$250-$350 

285 

FRAMED OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS. 

English and possibly American, late 

19th-early 20th century, glass and 

metal. Two eyesight measuring 

instruments and a folding magnifying 

glass with case. 4”l. to 7 1/4”l. 

In a frame, 18 1/4”h. 18 1/2”w. 

$100-$200 


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286 

FRAMED LANCETS. 

American or European, 1st half-19th century. 

Six lancets with folding blades, two with 

tortoise shell handles. In a frame,14”h. 12”w. 

$200-$300 

287 

FRAMED LANCET ETUI. 

England, late 18th-early 19th century, silver, 

shell and metal. Chased case holding four 

lances with shell guards. 2”h. In frame, 11”h. 

9 1/4”w. Ex Elisabeth Bennion. 

$300-$400 

288 

MINIATURE PORTRAIT ON IVORY POSSIBLY 

BY GEORGE MARSHALL MATHER (UNITED 

KINGDOM, ACT. 1832-1833). 

Scotland, 2nd quarter-19th century. Depicting 

a Scottish physician. Finely detailed with an 

anatomy book and Export inkwell. 7 1/2”h. 

5 1/2”w., in a frame, 10 1/2”h. 7 1/2”w. 

$800-$1,600

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285 286 

287 

290 

288 

289 

THE DENTIST AFTER GERARD DOU 

(DUTCH, 1613-1675). 

Oil on tin, unsigned. Detailed image of dentist 

extracting a boy’s tooth. 8 1/2”h. 7”w., in a gilt 

frame, 12”h. 11”w. 

$300-$500 

289 

290 

PAIR OF PORCELAIN APOTHECARY JARS. 

European, 19th century. One marked “Cyanic”, 

the other “Opium”. Unusual examples, each 

having applied floral decoration with cobalt and 

gilt. Unmarked. 11”h. 

$500-$700 

291 

HANGING DENTAL OR SPECIMEN 

MULTI-DRAWER CUPBOARD. 

European, early 19th century, pine. Possibly a 

watchmaker’s cabinet. One hundred-twenty 

drawers, each with a hinged cover and fitted with 

old pen and ink labels. Old finish. 71”h. 54”w. 6”d. 

$600-$1,200 

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292 

292 

PORTRAIT OF A MAN BY HENRY 

R. RITTENBERG (NEW YORK, 

1879-1969). 

Oil on canvas, signed lower right. 

Seated man identified as Joseph 

Hartley Esq., reputedly a doctor. 

44”h. 30”w., in a frame, 34”h. 

50”w. 

$800-$1,200 

293 

DOCTOR TREATING CHILD 

(AMERICAN SCHOOL, 2ND 

HALF-19TH CENTURY). 

Oil on canvas, unsigned. Interior 

scene with sick child. Surface 

wear. 25 3/4”h. 37”w., in a frame, 

28 1/2”h. 40”w. 

$100-$200 

294 

FRAME OF OBSTETRICAL 

INSTRUMENTS. 

American or European, 2nd half- 

19th century. Eight instruments 

including four forceps. 39”h. 27”w. 

$700-$800 

295 

FRAMED GROUP OF MEDICAL 

INSTRUMENTS. 


19th century. Collection of stethoscopes, 

ear mirrors, mastoid knife, 

and opthalmoscopes. Ten items in 

all. 42”h. 35 1/2”w. 

$500-$600 

297 

FRAMED DENTAL 

INSTRUMENTS. 

Probably American, mid 19th 

century, mother-of-pearl and metal. 

Fine group of five including two 

pair of scalers with matching 

carved handles and one lancet set 

with semiprecious stones, all with 

gold filled ferules. 5 1/4”l. to 6”l. 

In a frame, 17”. 23”w. 

$250-$350 

298 

FRAMED MEDICAL DEPRESSORS 

AND GUILLOTINES. 

American or European, 19th 

century. Five steel instruments with 

wood and composition handles. 

Two Tuerck tongue depressors, a 

mirror, and two tonsil guillotines. 

16 1/2”h. 22”w. 

$550-$650 

299 

FRAMED DENTAL 

INSTRUMENTS. 

American or European, late 19thearly 

20th century, metal, bone, 

wood, glass. Seven various 

implements including mirrors and 

scalers. 4 3/4”l. to 6 1/4”l. In a 

frame, 15 3/4”h. 21 1/4”w. 

$200-$300 

300 

JADE DOCTOR’S LADY. 

China, late 19th-early 20th century, 

jade. Pale green jade carved 

woman reclining on a leaf, 3”l., in 

a frame, 7 1/2”h. 8 3/4”w. 

$1,000-$1,200 

301 

FRAMED SINGLE-BLADED 

SCARIFICATORS. 


19th century, brass and steel. 

Three spring lancets and one single 

blade. 2”l. to 3 1/2”l. With leather 

case, 2”h. 4 1/2”w. 1/2”d. In a 

frame, 15”h. 18 1/4”w. 

$300-$500 

302 

TWO LLADRO HEALTH CARE 

FIGURES. 

Spain, 2nd half-20th century. 

Doctor and a nurse. Both are 

marked on the bottom, the nurse is 

signed and dated. Average 14”h. 

$200-$400 

298 

295 

296 

THREE MORTARS AND PESTLES. 


century. Two brass, 2 1/2”h., and 

one with double handles and cast 

design and “1607 Heinrick T_R 

Horstmefec__”. 4 1/4”h. Together 

with ceramic set labeled “Cooper”, 

3”h. 

$200-$400 

297 

299 


303 

TWO LLADRO HEALTH CARE FIGURES. 

Spain, 2nd half-20th century. Two doctors. 

Both are marked on the bottom, average 14”h. 

$200-$400 

304 

TWO LLADRO HEALTH CARE FIGURES. 

Spain, 2nd half-20th century. Two doctors. Both 

are marked on the bottom, one is signed and dated, 

verage 14”h. 

$200-$300 

305 

PHRENOLOGY HEAD. 

American, 2nd half-19th century, plaster. Unusual 

form, cast head with impressed and tooled lines. 

Minor wear. 11 3/4”h. 

$200-$400 

306 

CASED MEDICAL SET. 

American, 20th century. A compound monocular, 

serial number 12523, with eight objectives, some 

marked “E. Leitz Wetzlar” and “Spencer / Buffalo 

U.S.A.” Includes a Clay Adams “scopelite”. In a 

fitted case marked for “A.J. Griner Company” and 

“American Optical Company.” 14 3/4”h. 8 1/2”w. 

$200-$300 

300 301 

306 - 307 

307 

DENTAL KIT. 

American, 20th century. Assembled 

dental surgery kit containing assorted 

tools and six glass vials in a fitted 

black-painted wood case with leather 

handle. 8 3/4”h. 16”w. 6 3/4”d. 

$200-$300 

307A 

MORTAR AND PESTLE. 

American or European, 19th century. 

Bronze set with double handles, 4”h. 

$200-$400 

308 

308 

OPTICIAN’S LENS CASE. 

American, early 20th 

century. Fitted case 

with approximately two 

hundred lenses and a 

pair of glasses marked 

“American Optical 

Company”. Imperfections. 

Case 11” x 20”. 

$200-$300 

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311 

312 


309 

TWO MEDICINAL BOTTLE HOLDERS. 

American or European, 19th century. Mahogany box 

with nine glass bottles with stoppers, 6”h. 7 1/4”w. 

5 1/2”d. and a leather snap case holding four glass 

vials with screw lids, 3 5/8”h. 4 1/2”w. 1 1/4”d. 

$300-$400 

310 

TWO MEDICINAL BOTTLE HOLDERS. 

American or European, 19th century. Leather snap 

cases. Four metal containers, two having glass bottles 

inside, 3 3/4”h. 6 3/4”w. 2”w. and one with eight 

screw lidded bottles and six larger ones. 4”h. 7”w. 

2”w. 

$300-$400 

311 

PORTRAIT OF A GENTLEMAN (ENGLISH SCHOOL, 

2ND QUARTER-20TH CENTURY). 

Oil on canvas, unsigned. Reputedly a portrait of 

Dr. Henry Burt, dressed in frock coat with top hat. 

Restoration. 18”h. 14”w., in a gilt frame, 22”h. 

18 1/2”w. 

$250-$500 

312 

FRAMED GROUP OF EYEWEAR. 

American or European, 19th-early 20th century. Four 

pair of glasses and goggles, some with tinted lenses, 

and a monocle with yellow tint. Tin case included in 

grouping. 17”h. 20”w. 

$100-$200 

313 

TWO FRAMED INSTRUMENTS. 

American or European, late 19th century, metal and 

wood. Physick’s gorget, 7 7/8”l., and Stearn’s dilator, 

11”l. In a frame, 15”h. 21 1/4”w. 

$400-$500 

313 

314 

314 

FRAMED EYEGLASSES. 

American or European, 1st half-20th century, 

glass, metal and plastic. Seven pair, four are 

tinted, two of which are clip-ons. All have 

wrap around ear pieces. In a frame, 20 1/4”h. 

22 3/4”w. 

$150-$250

315 


American, 19th century. Aseptic surgical set in a fitted leather case by 

Sharp & Smith, Chicago, Illinois, including skull saw, Nelaton’s bullet 

probe, bone forceps, finger saw, chisel, trephine, tourniquet, and forceps. 

Beneath instrument is a diagram identifying each piece. 3”h. 12 3/4”w. 

7 3/4”d. 

Included is a card identifying its original owner as Dr. F.E. Dostal, 

Riverview, Illinois, purported to have been a Union Army doctor during 

the Civil War. 

$800-$1,200 

316 

GOLDEN OAK ERA SECRETARY/DENTAL CABINET 

Canton, Ohio, early 20th century. Made by the Harvard Dental Company. 

Choice quarter sawed oak with old finish. Six drawers, two tambour 

compartments, drop lid desk and secret compartment with swivel 

compartments and tool caddy. Crest with shelf and mirror and dolphin 

posts. Imperfections.74 ½”h, 30 ¼”w, 16 ¼”d. 

$1,500-$2,500 

317 

CASED COMPOUND MONOCULAR MICROSCOPE. 

England, early 20th century, wood and mixed metals. Marked for R & J 

Beck Ltd. London, serial number 22251, importers mark “Williams Brown 

& Earle / Philadelphia”. With seven objectives including two by Bausch & 

Lomb. In a fitted case. 9”h. 14 1/2”w. 7 1/2”d. Imperfections. 

$100-$200 

318 

317 

318 

TWO QUACK HOME ELECTRODE KITS. 

American, 19th century, wood, mixed metals. 

Quack medical device produces electrical 

current to cure nervous diseases. W.H .Burnap, 

New York, 2nd half-19th century, patented 

Apr. 18, 1854, 4 1/2”h. 10”w. 4 1/2”d., and 

one unmarked kit, 5 1/2”h. 10 1/4” w. 5”d. 


$250-$350 

319 

CASED INSTRUMENT. 

American, late 19th-early 20th century. 

Three tonsil guillotines. Cased, 10 1/2”l. 

$150-$300 

320 

SURGICAL KIT. 

American, late 19th-early 20th century. Anal 

speculum kit in a case marked for “A.S. Aloe & 

Co.”, 3 1/2”h. 9”w. 

$150-$300 

319 - 320 

316 

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321 

323 

324 

325 

322 

321 

FRAMED AMPUTATION INSTRUMENTS. 


Three saws and two knives, a Liston and 

catlin. 15”h. 43”l. 

$250-$350 

322 

GOLDEN OAK ERA DENTAL CABINET. 

American, early 20th century. Quarter 

sawed oak with old finish. Base has five 

drawers and paneled door, the next four 

bow front drawers, swivel open to reveal 

tool storage (two are fitted), next is a pull 

out shelf with black glass insert, and on top 

are six swivel drawers with decorative 

hinges, a center swivel open tool caddy 

with beveled mirror that reveals when 

closed, a paneled door also with a beveled 

mirror and stepped interior and a mirrored 

crest. Imperfections. 65 ½” h. 26”w. 16”d. 

$1,500-$3,000 

323 

FRAMED CATHETERS. 

American or European, mid 19th century, 

metal, AND BONE OR IVORY. Six urinary 

catheters of various size. 10”l. to 10 1/2”l. 

In a frame, 34”h. 12”w. 

$150-$250 

324 

FRAMED FLEAMS. 

American or European, 1st half-19th 

century, metal, horn and brass. Five fleams, 

three with brass shields, two with horn. 

2 1/2”w. to 3”w. In a frame, 14 3/4”h. 

43 1/2”w. 

$400-$500 

325 

PAIR OF COLLIN PORCELAIN 

APOTHECARY JARS. 

Paris, France, 19th century. Polychrome 

and gilt decorated lidded jars, one for 

“UNG: MARTIS”, the other for “CERAT: 

GALENI”. Marked. 11”h. 

$300-$400 


326 

PAIR OF APOTHECARY JARS. 


Porcelain jars, one for “Species ad 

Longam Vitam”, the other for “Rauwolfia 

Serpentina”. Both are unmarked. 11”h. 

$300-$400 

327 

THREE LIDDED APOTHECARY JARS. 

American, 19th century, porcelain. A 

polychrome and gilt decorated jar labeled 

“Acaciae Gummi”. 10 1/4”h., and 

a jar labeled “Lythrum Salicaria”. 11”h. 

Together with a robin’s egg blue gilt 

decorated jar labeled “Scilla Maritima”, 

10 1/4”h. Marked. Imperfections. 

$300-$400 

328 

MEDICINE CHEST. 

Probably England, 1st half-19th century, mahogany. 

Fitted case with dovetailed drawers, lid opens to 

divided interior and sides swing out revealing 

drawers and additional compartments. Contains 

various late 19th-early 20th century medicines 

including U.S. government issued first aid packets. 

10 1/2”h. 11 1/4”w. 8”d. 

$225-$450 

326 327 

329 

CASED SURGICAL SET. 

American, 19th century, wood, mixed metals. Fitted 

mahogany cased surgical set containing thirteen amputation 

and trephining instruments including a petit 

tourniquet, amputation saw, artery forceps, double 

edged amputation knife, Hey’s saw, trephine, bone 

brush. Some are marked Sharp & Smith (Chicago, 

IL). 2 3/4”h. 15 3/4”w. 5 1/2”d. Imperfections. 

$1,000-$2,000 

328 

329 

330 

330 


Paris, France, late 19th century. Fitted plum velvet lined 

case containing surgical and amputation instruments, 

some by L. Mathieu. Includes knives, bone saw, bullet 

probe and director. 2 1/2”h. 13 3/4”w. 5 1/4”d. 

$300-$400 

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331 

331 

TWO ELECTRIC MEDICAL ITEMS. 

A Sanborn, Cambridge, Mass., mid 20th century 

electrocardiograph machine in a hinged case. 

Marked “Made for R.A. Dathe, M.D. by Sanborn 

Company, Cambridge, Mass., USA”. 11 1/2”h. 

15”w. 8 1/2”d. And a quack “Everay High 

Frequency” cased medical generator with three 

glass and metal attachments. 7”h. 9 3/4”w. 


$200-$500 

332 

332 

CASED CAMERON VITROHM SET. 

American, early 20th century. Used for surgical 

illumination. Fitted case lined with purple velvet 

containing a potential adjuster and ten assorted 

Bakelite and metal attachments including a 

vaginal speculum. Unit has a retracting cord. 

Case signed Cameron Surgical Specialty Co., 

Chicago, U.S.A., and marked for “Dr. R.R. 

Laughlin & Son.” 4 1/2”h. 15 1/4”w. 11 1/2”d. 


$200-$300 

333 

333 

TWO MICROSCOPES. 

Spencer Lens Company, Buffalo, New York, 20th 

century mixed metal compound microscope on 

a U-shaped base with three objectives, one 

marked “Eleitz Wetzlar”. 12”h. And a single lens 

brass student’s microscope. Unmarked. 6”h. 


$100-$300 

334 - 335 

336 

334 

MICROSCOPE. 

England, early 20th century. 

C. Baker, London, monocular 

microscope, marked 11705 and 

742647, imperfections.12”h. 

$200-$300 


335 

MICROSCOPE. 

Rochester, New York, early 20th 

century, mixed metals. Compound 

monocular microscope with three 

objectives. Marked for Bausch & 

Lomb. Number 72683. 12”h. 

$200-$300 

336 

MEDICAL SLIDES. 


20th century. Sixty-five prepared 

slides in seven slide out trays. 

Some are manufactured slides with 

paper wrapping, one by F.L. West. 

Pine case, 3 1/4”h. 8 1/2”w. Together 

with five photographic slides 

of the heart, 3 1/4”h. 

$100-$200 

337 

TWO ELECTRICAL MEDICAL 

DEVICES. 

American, late 19th century. Similar 

devices with hand held electrodes 

in oak cases. The “New No. 4 D.D. 

Home Medical Apparatus” has a 

dry cell battery. 4”h. 8 3/4”w. The 

other has a German label for the 

“Boltspost Family Battery” made in 

La Crosse, Wisconsin. Partial apparatus 

on a lift out tray, 6”h. 7 1/2’w. 

$300-$400

337 

338 339 - 340 

338 

“DAVIS & KIDDER’S” ELECTRIC MACHINE. 

W.H.Burnap, New York, 2nd half-19th century, 

wood, mixed metals. Quack medical devise 

produces electrical current to cure nervous 

diseases. 4 1/2”h. 10”w. 4 1/2”w. 

$225-$450 

339 

MEDICAL PUMP. 

American, mid 19th century. Brass seamed hand 

pump with bone handles. In a fitted mahogany 

case, 1 1/2”h. 9”w. 

$300-$400 

340 

SET OF CASED INSTRUMENTS. 

American, mid 19th century. instruments in a 

fitted case marked for “A.S. Aloe & Co.” 2”h. 

9 1/2”w. 

$300-$400 

341 

342 

341 

FRAMED MEDICINE MAN BAG. 

Probably Africa, late 19th-early 20th 

century, brass. Cast bag and lid with figural 

decoration. Leather ties and fringe with 

cowrie shells. 22”h. Frame, 22”h. 17”w. 

$150-$350 

342 

FRAMED SAW. 

England, late 18th century. Impressive saw labeled “Lancashire 

Bone Saw” with wooden handle. 15”h. 30 1/2”w. 

$700-$800 

343 


American or English, mid 19th century. Large cut glass pear 

shaped jar on pedestal base with cut panels and stars. Lid with 

facet cut finial. 31”h. 

$900-$1,200 

343 

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347 

348 

349 - 350 


344 

TWO VIOLET RAY APPARATUS. 

Vi-Rex Company, Chicago, Illinois, 

2nd quarter-20th century. In case with 

instructions, 5 3/4”h. 14”w. 2 5/8”d. And 

U.S. Violet Ray, United States Electric 

Company, San Francisco, California, 2nd 

quarter-20th century. In pine case, 8”h. 

13”w. 9 3/4”d. 

The instruments produced an electrical 

charge, claimed to cure many illnesses. 

$150-$250 

345 

FOLDING SURGICAL KIT. 

France, 19th century, leather, ivory, steel. A 

Vitry Freres surgical kit containing five pieces 

including scissors and an ivory handled 

blade. Marked. Imperfections. 7”w. 

$400-$500 

346 

FOLDING SURGICAL KIT. 

England, 19th century, leather, ivory, steel. 

Wood & Co., York, surgical kit with ivory 

and tortoise shell handled instruments. 

Imperfections. Marked. 5 1/2” w. 

$400-$500 

347 

MEDICAL AND HYPODERMIC KITS. 

France, early 20th century, hinged medical 

case, containing eight vials and four 

instruments, 5 3/4”l., and two 20th-century 

metal hypodermic cases with glass vials. 

3 3/4”l. 3 1/2”l. Together with “Leiter’s Hypodermic 

Syringe” kit ,New York, New York, 

patent date 1879. 1”h. 3 3/8”w. 1 3/5”d. 

$100-$200 

348 

CASED TREPHINE KIT. 

American or European, 19th century, wood, 

ivory, and mixed metals. Fitted rosewood 

case lined in scarlet velvet containing five 

trephining instruments; an ivory handled Hey 

saw and trephine, two galts, and elevator. 

1 1/2”h. 8”w. 5”d. 

$700-$800 

349 

CASED SCALPEL KIT. 

A. Boreux Bale, early 20th century, oak case. 

Seven labeled instruments with ebonized 

handles plus four additional. 7 1/2”l. 

$200-$400 

350 

TWO CASED SCALPEL KITS. 

American or European, early 20th century. 

Two similar wood cases each with ivory 

handled scalpels, one with scissors. 7”l. 7”l. 

$300-$500 

351 

SET OF CASED BLEEDING CUPS. 

France, 19th century. Five glass bleeding 

cups with brass bleeder and suction pump 

and hose. In a fitted walnut case, “Mon. 

Charriere Collin, Paris”, 4”h. 11”w. 

Ex Elisabeth Bennion. 

$1,500-$3,000 

352 

FRAME OF SCALPEL LANCETS. 

American or European, mid 19th century. Six 

lancets with bone, ivory, horn and wooden 

handles. Three have blades marked “Rogers 

Cutlery to His Majesty”. 15 1/2”h. 27”w. 

$100-$200 

353 

FRAME OF BLOWN GLASS SYRINGES. 

American, mid 19th century. Six, all with tow 

plungers. The two largest have maker’s labels 

for Cambridge and Boston. 5 1/2” to 

13 1/2”l. In a frame 15 1/2”h. 26”w. 

$200-$400 

354 

FRAMED MEDICAL INSTRUMENTS. 

American or European, mid 19th century, 

metal and wood. Seven implements 

including scalpels, hooks and bistouries. 

5 1/2”l. to 7”l. In a frame, 12”h. 34”w. 

$150-$300

351 

352 

355 


English or American 19th 

century. Original seven 

instruments including ivory 

magnifier, scalpels and 

tweezers. In fitted wooden 

case, 7”l. 

$300-$400 

356 

TWO CASED SURGICAL 

KITS. 

English or American 19th 

century. Wooden case with 

assembled six instruments 

with ebonized handles. 7”l. 

Together with leather covered 

case stamped “London”, 

containing four instruments. 

6 1/2”l. 

$300-$500 

357 

TWO CASED SURGICAL KITS. 

England,19th century, ivory, steel. “MAW” 

ophthalmology kit in a hinged case containing 

twelve pieces, most with ivory handles, 

including scalpels, cutting implements, and a 

magnifying glass. 7”w. And a six-piece dental 

tool set in leather bound case, 5 3/4”w. 

Ex Elisabeth Bennion. 

$500-$600 

358 


American or English, mid 19th century, clear 

glass. Rare form with polychrome and gilt 

heraldic shield and “Theriaca”. Lid is repaired 

with later black paint. 29”h. 

$900-$1,000 

353 

358 

357 

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359 

NINE INVALID FEEDERS. 

Six marked Germany, one England, 20th century. Six 

white china, one Meissen-type, and one glass. 

$100-$300 

361 

362 

363 


360 

BIRTHING STOOL. 

European, 19th century or earlier, mixed 

woods including pine. Tripod base with 

wrought iron brace and a three-part seat with 

handholds. Repair to handholds. 32”h. 

$200-$400 

361 

FRAMED GROUP OF MEDICAL 

INSTRUMENTS. 


Nine items including aneurysm needles, 

scalpel, and tenaculums. 15”h. 38”w. 

$350-$450 

362 

TWO CASED QUACK ELECTROTHERAPY 

APPARATUS. 

American and German, late 19th or early 20th 

century. Produces electrical current to cure 

nervous diseases. “Voltamp Battery No. 2 

‘Solace’” with electrodes, 7”h. 9”w. 5 1/2”d., 

and a G. Wohlmuth Co. electrotherapy 

apparatus in a hinged black-painted oak case. 

8 1/2”h. 14 3/4”w. 5 3/4”d. Imperfections. 

$200-$400 

363 

MEDICAL SCENE (EUROPEAN SCHOOL, 

19TH CENTURY). 

Oil on canvas, unsigned. Doctor bandaging a 

man’s leg. 16”h. 20”w., in a gilt frame, 22”h. 

28”w. 

$300-$600 

364 

HOSPITAL SCENE BY LANGERQUIST 

(EUROPEAN SCHOOL, EARLY 20TH 

CENTURY). 

Oil on canvas, signed and dated 1927 lower 

left corner. Last rites in a makeshift military 

hospital. 17”h. 26”w., in a frame, 21”h. 31”w. 

$300-$500 

365 

TWO ROYAL DOULTON PLATES. 

England, 20th century. Two of Royal Doulton 

plates The Doctor, one is late, 10 1/2”d. 

$100-$200 

366 

TWO TRAYS, FIGURE GROUP AND A PRINT. 

American and European, 20th century. Two 

trays with transfers of doctors, 10”h. and an 

artist proof print of a doctor and child signed 

in pencil “Donley”. In a frame, 29 1/2”h. 

40”w. Together with a porcelain doctor and 

child marked “Dresden, Germany. 

$100-$350 

367 

FRAMED AMPUTATION INSTRUMENTS. 


Three saws including two metacarpal saws 

and a catlin knife. 15”h. 43”w 

$900-$1,000 

368 

FRAME OF ANCIENT MEDICAL 

INSTRUMENTS. 

Roman, ca.100, bronze. Three dug relics 

with verdigris patina. 8”h. 10”w. 

$250-$500 

369 

GROUP OF MEDICAL ITEMS. 

American and European, late 19th-20th 

century. Boxed Cresolene Vaporizer with 

bottle of Vapo-Cresolene, bottle of camphorated 

opium, three ink scrapers, business 

card for “Dr. JM Hotaling”, medical decal, 

advertising tray, pair of replica apothecary 

jars, three pewter porringers, “Reed & Barton” 

and two “Stede” (late), and a pair of 20th 

century ceramic apothecary jars by Jeanne 

Robinette, California, with polychrome and 

gilt decoration. One for “Carbo Ligni”, the 

other for “Foliae Uva Ursi”, 12”h. 

$200-$400 

364

370 

SEVEN INHALERS AND NASAL BATHS. 

American and European, late 19th-20th 

century. Two copper, one glass and the rest 

are ceramic including “Dr. Nelson’s Improved 

Inhaler” and “Improved Inhaler by S. Mawson 

& Thompson”, both 9 1/2”h. 

$150-$300 

371 

FOUR MEDICAL DEVICES. 

American, 20th century. “Maico Medical 

Acoustical Instrument Co.” for hearing loss, 8”h. 

18”w., a wood cased albuminator, and a glass 

syringe with ball pump. Together with a nickel 

plated “Dr. Macaura’s Blood Circulator,” 11”l. 

$300-$600 

367 

368 

372 

TWO ELECTRICAL MEDICAL DEVICES. 

American, 1st half-20th century. Pump with two 

bottles labeled “CM Sorenson Co., New York. No 

case lid, 12”h. And a “Renulife” electrode device 

in a case, 4”h. 11 3/4”w. 

$250-$500 

369 

373 


American, late 19th-20th century. Two “Self Test 

Optical Co.” vision sticks, two syringes, seven eye 

cups (six glass, one tin), two syringe sets in metal 

containers, advertising game for “Piso’s Cure”, 

and three tongue depressors. 

$200-$400 

373 

374 

THREE APOTHECARY JARS. 

American, 2nd half-19th century, porcelain. 

Transfer labels, Avena Sativa, Mandragora, 01. 

Lauri Lorbeeroel. 7”, 8 1/2”, 10”h. 

$150-$350 

372 

375 

CASED OPHTHALMOLOGY SET. 

American, 2nd half-19th century. Partial set with 

ivory handled instruments marked “Tiemann” 

and “Meyrowitz”. In a velvet lined case, 2 1/2”h. 

9 1/2”w. 

$150-$350 

374 

375 

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376 

376 

SURGEON’S KIT. 

American, mid 19th century. Fitted 

case marked “G. Tiemann & 

Co...NY”. Items include bullet forceps, 

sponge holder, bullet probe 

with porcelain tip, Knotts vaginal 

speculum, intra-uterine irrigation 

syringe, horn handled trephine, 

nasal speculum, and finger saw. 

Rosewood case with brass trim, 

4”h. 14 1/2”w. 

$2,500-$4,500 

377 

TOOTH KEY. 

American, mid 19th century. Rare 

form with spring latch. 5 1/2”h. 

$400-$600 

378 

TWO SCARFICATORS. 

American, mid 19th century, brass. 

Single blade in case, 2 3/4”l., and 

twelve-blade marked “FC Leypoldt, 

Philada.”. 

$400-$600 

379 

TWO MEDICAL KITS. 

Second half-19th century. Aspirator 

in leather kit marked “Emil 

Willbrandt, St. Louis, Mo”., 8”l., and 

a Norton’s Opthalmoscope marked 

“Curry & Paxton”. In case, 5”l. 

$300-$500 

380 

TWO MICROSCOPES. 


19th century, brass. Monocular with 

cast iron stand, 10”h,. and a small 

one with additional lens. 7”h. 

$250-$500 

379 

377 

378 

381 

GROUP OF MEDICAL INSTRUMENTS. 

American, late 19th-20th century. Two syringe 

kits, aural and laryngeal viewing tools, and an 

endoscope in a case marked “American 

Endoscopic Co., Providence, Rhode Island”, 8”l. 

$100-$300 

382 

DAVIDSON PNEUMOTHORAX APPARATUS. 

American 1st half-20th century. Early example 

with black enamel and nickel plate with glass 

bottles, in a wooden case with mechanical 

dovetails, 4”h. 17”w. 

$300-$500 

383 


American, late 19th-20th century. Circular 

device The Carroll, 3 1/2”d., bone saw, 12”l., 

and other composition pieces. 

$200-$300 


380 

384 

SET OF DENTAL MOLDS. 

American, 1st half-20th century. Plastic case of 

drawers filled with individual teeth, labeled 

“The Dentists’ Supply Co., Bioform”, 6 1/4”h. 

Included are two tooth keys. 

$150-$350 

385 

TWO PAIR OF CRUTCHES. 

American, 19th-20th century, wood. One pair with 

wooden tops, one with leather, 47”l. to 53”l. 

$250-$450 

386 

TWO PAIR OF CRUTCHES. 

American, 19th-20th century, wood. One crude pair 

scratch carved “1934” and one pair with tin tops. 41”, 

51”l. 

$250-$450 

383 

387 

OPTICIAN’S LENS CASE. 

France, 2nd half-19th century. Fitted and velvet lined 

case with lenses in brass or gold filled frames. Case is 

marked “Nachet & Fils Opticians...Paris”. 2 1/2”h. 

19”w. 

$200-$400 

384 

381 

388 

APOTHECARY JAR IN FRAME. 

American, early 20th century, clear glass. Molded 

shoulder example that sits in an Art Deco table-top 

aluminium frame, 23 1/2”h. with stopper. 

382 

Probably Owens Illinois Company. 

$250-$450 

389 

CASED URETHRATOME. 

Early 20th century, steel in leather covered case. 

Used for cutting strictures. Adjustable. 11 1/2”l., 

case, 2”h. 12”l. 2”d. 

$50-$100 

390 

SURGICAL CARICATURE BY ADRIEN BARRERE 

(FRENCH, 1877-1931). 

Chromolithograph on paper, signed in the plate. 

Matted and framed, 26 1/4”h. 23”w. 

$150-$300 

387 

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VIRGINIA BARE 

February 18, 1925 – June 11, 2011 

It's no wonder Virginia Bare considered red 

her signature color. After all, red is the color of love, 

and Virginia loved deeply: her family, her friends, her 

antiques, and her houses. Over 50 years, Virginia 

traveled throughout Ohio, Pennsylvania and New 

England, often with her dear friend, Sam Forsythe 

or beloved daughter, Julie, seeking old and beautiful 

objects to sell in her shop or enjoy in her home. 

She read voraciously and became a trusted and 

knowledgeable resource on everything from redware 

to glass to furniture. Passionate and tireless in her 

dedication to the things she loved, Virginia always 

had time for one more joke, one more great find, 

and one more old house that needed to be restored. 

She is remembered as the epitome of class and 

integrity and her easy laugh and warm smile will 

be missed by those who loved and admired her. 

WILLIAM R. DENNISON, JR. 

January 31, 1918 – February 4, 2011 

Bill Dennison bought his first antique in the 

early 1950's when he saw through a white 

painted surface to the beautiful form of a 

cherry one-drawer stand. The thrill of that find 

would drive a passion for form and craftsmanship 

that spanned more than 60 years. With his wife, 

Catherine, Bill scoured shows, shops and auctions 

throughout western Pennsylvania and Ohio – keeping 

company with some of the best known dealers 

and collectors in the 1970's. His military and law 

backgrounds instilled an appreciation and drive for 

scholarship; and he educated himself by reading 

hundreds of books on antiques and art. But the true 

drive behind his buying decisions was the old adage, 

“buy what makes you smile.” 

Virginia Bare and Bill Dennison attended many auctions in the barn at Garth's 

over the past 50 years. Some of the items they purchased in this saleroom are 

coming back across the block now....like old friends, we are happy to see them 

again. We appreciate our shared history, and their family's trust in Garth's. Garth's 

team is privileged to represent their collections in this auction. 

~Jeff & Amelia Jeffers 


SATURDAY, , SEPTEMBERS 

SESSION 

TWO: : LOTSL 

391 – 1067 

AMERICANA 

EPTEMBER 3, 2011 BEGINNING AT 10:00 A.M. 

391 

FOLK ART CABINET. 

New York, late 19th-early 20th century, mixed woods including 

bird’s-eye maple veneer. Mahogany carved caryatids, Minerva 

head crest and central medallion door with Adam and Eve. 

Single shaped dovetailed drawer and compartment with lift 

lid. Signed on the back “D. Johnston, August 1880, A. Smith 

April 1903, Albany”. 29 1/4”h. 20 1/2”w. 

Ex Alan Katz (Connecticut). 

$1,500-$2,500 

391 

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392 

392 

PRESENTATION SILVER COFFEE POT. 

Bailey and Kitchen, Philadelphia, 

Pennsylvania, ca. 1835. Bulbous form with 

domed final resting on a square base with 

paw feet. Elaborate decoration includes 

flowers, scrolls, and on either side, 

Neptune’s head and trident. Presented to 

Timothy Rogers, commander of the 

Commerce of Philadelphia, from the 

“Insurance Companies of the City of Phila.” 

11 1/2”h., approximately 58 ozt. 

$1,500-$2,500 

393 

MONUMENTAL SHIP’S CLOCK. 

Chelsea Clock Company, Boston, 

Massachusetts, early 20th century. Silvered 

dial with Chelsea mark, “Non Magnetic,” 

and Roman numerals. Red brass case. 16”d. 

(dial), 18 3/4”d. (case). 

$2,000-$4,000 

393A 

THREE BAROMETERS. 

American, late 19th-20th century. Pine with 

lithographed label for S. Bennet, 42"h. and 

mahogany with ebonized column and 

printed label for Spooner of Boston, 40"h. 

Together with a late 20th century one by 

Airguide, 25 1/2"h. 

$200-$500 

393B 

THREE BAROMETERS. 

American, 2nd half-19th 

century. Two similar stick 

barometers in mahogany and 

rosewood with metal and 

paper labels. Simmons, New 

York and Alexander Marsh, 

Massachusetts. 37 1/2"l. 

Together with a round one 

in carved frame, 17 1/2"h. 


$250-$500 

393C 

TWO BAROMETERS. 

England, early 19th century, 

mahogany. Both with ivory 

labels, "Spencer Browing & Co. 

London", 37"h. and "Harris, 

Southampton", 35"h. 

Refinished. 

$300-$600 

393D 

CARVED EAGLE TOBACCO 

ADVERTISING PLAQUE. 

Attributed to George Stapf 

(1862-1958), Harrisburg and 

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, early 

20th century, pine. Spreadwinged 

eagle with crossed 

flags, applied stars, and a 

shield on his breast that 

faintly reads "Chew Am Eagle 

Tobacco." Appears to retain 

most of its original paint. 37"w. 

Sold at Parke-Bernet (New 

York), November 1973. 

For another similar Stapf eagle 

also with similar American 

Eagle Tobacco advertising, 

see Keno Auctions (New York), 

May 2010, lot 557. 

$1,500-$3,000 

393 

393D 


394 

LARGE MODEL OF THE SHIP CONSTITUTION. 

American, 20th century. Wooden ship with exceptional detail, 

including individual copper tiles, hand done lifeboat siding and hand 

tied rigging. 46 1/2”h. 10 1/2”w. 63”l. Wooden shipping crate available 

to winning bidder. 

$1,600-$2,800 

395 

AULDEBURGH FROM THE QUAY BY ALBERT STARLING 

(ENGLISH, FL. 1878-1922). 

Oil on canvas, signed and dated 1887 lower right. Beach scene with 

the Auldeburgh windmill in the background. Imperfections. 12 1/4”h. 

20”w., in a modern gilt frame, 17 1/2”h. 25 1/2”w. Sold at Brunk 

Auctions (North Carolina), March 2008, lot 390. 

$800-$1,200 

396 

PORTRAIT OF AN AMERICAN YACHT BY J. WILDER (LOUISIANA, 

LATE 19TH CENTURY). 

Oil on canvas, signed lower right and dated 1892. Fine portrait of a 

schooner with hands on deck and flying a U.S. yacht ensign. Behind is 

another sailing vessel and a steamship. Imperfections. 22”h. 30”w., in a 

period frame, 30”h. 37”w. 

$1,000-$2,000 

394 

397 

PRIMITIVE SEASCAPE ATTRIBUTED TO WALTER PARKES 

(AMERICAN, 1889-1920). 

Oil on canvas, early 20th century. Painting depicting sailing ship and 

paddle wheeler both flying the American flag. Slight imperfections. In a 

frame, 26”w. 15 ½”h. 

$600-$1,200 

398 

NANTUCKET PURSE. 

Massachusetts, mid 20th century. Woven cane with wooden disk base 

and lid, bone and faux ivory fittings and carved whale, 6 1/2”h. plus 

bentwood swing handle, 9”w. 

$150-$300 

399 

HARBOR SCENE WITH SHIP (EUROPEAN, 20TH CENTURY). 

Oil on canvasboard, unsigned. Ship passing by wharf. In a frame, 

14 3/4”h. 18 3/4”w. 

$100-$200 

396 

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400 

WILD LIFE PAINTING (AMERICAN 

SCHOOL, EARLY 20TH CENTURY). 

Oil on canvas, initialed “CF”. Welldone 

scene of tiger and gazelle. 23”h. 

35”w., in a frame, 30”h. 42”w. 

$400-$800 

401 

LANDSCAPE (AMERICAN SCHOOL, 


Oil on canvas, unsigned. Hudson River 

Valley scene. 11”h. 24”w., in a repainted 

gold frame, 15”h. 27 1/2”w. 

$200-$300 

400 

401 

402 

DECORATED WALL CUPBOARD. 

Possibly Ohio, early 19th century, poplar. Cutout feet, paneled doors 

and three dovetailed drawers in base. Top has double doors, each with 

three panes of old glass. High pie shelf and molded cornice. Retains its 

original faux mahogany grain paint. Imperfections. 95 1/4”h. 60”w. 

22 1/4”d. 

$2,500-$3,500 

402 

403 

SAMPLER. 

Sarah Smith, probably English, 1805, silk on wool. Naturalistic motifs 

worked in various stitches include a pair of multicolored birds, roses and 

birds perched in potted shrubs surrounded by clover leaf border. Signed 

and dated. 15 1/2”h. 20”w. 

$250-$425 


403 

404 - 407 

408 

404 

FOUR PIECES OF SPATTER AND 

SPONGEWARE. 

England, 1st half-19th century. Sponged 

green and blue sugar, 5 1/2”h., blue 

sponge handleless cup, and two blue 

spatter sauces with peafowls, 5”d. 

$150-$300 

405 

THREE SPATTERWARE PLATES. 

England, 1st half-19th century. Pair of blue, 

red and green rainbow with scalloped 

edges impressed “Adams”, and a blue plate 

with peafowl. All 8”d. 

$250-$500 

408 

THEOREM BY DAVID ELLINGER 

(PENNSYLVANIA, 1913-2003). 

Watercolor on velvet. Contemporary 

still life of fruit in a Canton bowl. In a 

decorated frame, 20"h. 24"w. 

$800-$1,600 

409 

COUNTRY STEP-BACK CUPBOARD. 

American,19th century, poplar. Board and 

batten doors, high pie shelf with an added 

corner shelf. Old worn yellow paint over 

earlier red. Imperfections. 85”h. 49 3/4”w. 

21 1/2”d. 

$600-$1,200 

406 

DECORATED MEASURE. 

Found in Wisconsin, late 19th century. 

Round bentwood carrier with lapped 

seams and original paint “River Edge Farm 

1894” on green. Inspection stamps on bottom. 

Lid has some damage. 6 1/2”h. 11”d. 

$200-$400 

407 

PEWTER PORRINGER. 

New England, 1800. Crown handle has 

cast “SG” with G reversed. 5 1/2”d. 

$200-$300 

410 

THREE PANTRY BOXES. 

American, late 19th century. Round bentwood 

painted boxes. Mustard with copper 

tacks, 3”h. 6 3/4”d., grey repaint with iron 

tacks and “Nutmeg” on the lid, 2 1/2”h. 

6 1/2”d., and a later example attributed to 

Vermont with seafoam green paint and 

copper tacks. 2 3/4”h. 6 1/2”d. 

$200-$400 

409 

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412 

411 

411 

TWO SAMPLERS. 

Sarah Griffith, probably English, 1824, 

silk on gauze. Ravens with roses, 

baskets, dogs and a sailboat with two 

verses and a narrow floral border. In 

old inlaid frame, 19 3/4”h. 16 1/4”w. 

And unmarked sampler, probably 

English, early 19th century, featuring a 

couple in 18th-century dress. In a 

frame, 14”h. 14”w. 

$200-$400 

412 

SAMPLER. 

Elizabeth Ainge, English,1841, silk on 

wool. Minutely worked motifs include 

an Oriental-style building, a pair of 

recumbent deer and butterflies, as well 

as flowers and birds. Signed and dated. 

In a frame, 21”h. 16 1/2”w. 

Elizabeth may have been the daughter 

of William and Louisa Ainge of St. 

James Clerkenwell, Middlesex. 

$250-$500 

413 

PORTRAIT OF A YOUNG MAN BY W. 

DRUMMOND (ENGLAND, 1ST HALF- 


Watercolor on paper, signed and dated 

1848 lower right. Partial paper label on 

the back “Edmund — Crofts Esq. at 

19 yrs. of Age...” In a frame, 19”h. 

16 1/2”w. 

$400-$800 

414 

HEPPLEWHITE CHEST OF DRAWERS. 

American, early 19th century, cherry. 

High cutout feet and four dovetailed 

cockbeaded drawers, turned wooden 

pulls. Old, dark finish. Imperfections. 

38 1/2”h. 42 3/4”w. 19 1/2”d. 

$400-$800 

415 

THREE MIRRORED WALL SCONCES. 

American, 19th century. Tin with round 

pieced mirror backs. Some damage. 

Pair, 10”d., and later single, 9 1/2”d. 

$200-$400 

413 

414 


416 

BURL BOWL AND PADDLE. 

American, 19th century. Bowl with good figure and patina, 3”h. 

9”d., and a small butter paddle with some figure, 8 1/2”l. 

$400-$800 

417 

MEASURE. 

Found in New Hampshire, late 19th century. Bentwood with steel 

tacks and old robin’s egg blue paint. Some edge loss. 4 1/2”h. 

10 1/2”d. 

$150-$350 

418 

SPATTERWARE TODDY PLATE. 

England, 1st half-19th century. Red paneled border with acorn 

center, 5”d. 

$200-$400 

416 - 422 

419 

HISTORICAL BLUE STAFFORDSHIRE CUP 

PLATE. 

England, early 19th century. Dark blue transfer 

of the Castle Garden Battery. Impressed Wood. 

3 3/4”d. 

$150-$350 

420 

TWO PIECES OF TOLE. 

American, 2nd half-19th century. Small dometop 

box attributed to Vermont. Original gold 

ground and worn foliate band, 3”h. 4 1/4”w. 

And a child’s red cup with stenciled label “A 

Gift”, 2”h. 

$200-$300 

423 - 424 

421 

PAIR OF BRASS CANDLESTICKS. 

England, 18th century. Seamed with petal bases 

and push ups. 8”h. 

$300-$500 

422 

PAIR OF MINIATURE PORTRAITS. 

American, 1st half-19th century, watercolor on 

paper. Brother and sister identified on labels as 

Cosmo R. Howard and Elizabeth L. Howard. In 

gilt frames, 6 1/2”h. 5 3/4”w. 

$300-$600 

423 

SHERATON CHEST OF DRAWERS. 

American,19th century, cherry and walnut. 

Turned feet and six cockbeaded drawers. 

Imperfections. 48”h. 41 ¼”w. 20”d. 

$250-$500 

424 

PAIR OF WINDSOR SIDE CHAIRS. 

American, early 19th century, mixed woods. 

Turned splayed legs with “H” stretcher, saddle 

seat, turned posts, seven-spindle back ,and yoke 

crest. Repairs to seats, refinished. 17 1/2”h. seat, 

36 1/2”h. overall. 

$300-$600 

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425 

ROOSTER AND AX. 

America, late 19th or early 20th 

century. A plaster rooster with 

incised decoration. Painted to 

look like metal. Along with a 

cast brass George Washington 

inauguration centennial commemorative 

ax. Imperfections. 

Rooster 17”h. Ax 11 1/2”l. 

$100-$150 

426 

TWO STONEWARE CROCKS. 


century. Brushed cobalt foliate 

designs. Stenciled label “GA & 

JE McCarthey, Maysville, KY”, 

12”h., and impressed retailer’s 

label “John C. Hopkins, 

Importers...Philadelphia”, 

8 3/4”h. 

$200-$400 

427 

HORSE WINDMILL WEIGHT. 

Early 20th century, made by Dempster 

Mill Manufacturing Co., Beatrice, 

Nebraska. Old and silver repaint. 

16 1/2”h. 

$200-$400 

428 

PEWTER CUPBOARD. 

American,19th century, pine and poplar. 

Cutout feet, one-board doors and 

canted top with two open shelves. 

Cleaned to old red with old cream on 

the interior. 81”h. 52”w. 18”d. 

$400-$800 

429 

SALT BOX AND SPICE CABINET. 

American, 2nd half-19th century. Birch 

hanging salt box with dovetailed case 

and shaped crest, 10”h. 9”w., and a 

pine eight-drawer spice cabinet with 

wire nailed drawers and worn green 

paint, 16 1/2”h. 10”w. 

$100-$300 

432 

TWO HANGING BOXES AND A SHELF. 

American, 19th century, pine. Two 

hanging boxes with original green paint, 

9”h. 9”w. and 5 1/2”h. 12”w. Together 

with a folksy cutout bracket shelf with 

slate blue repaint, 19 1/2”h. Imperfections. 

$100-$200 

433 

FIVE PANTRY BOXES. 

American, 2nd half-19th century, bentwood. 

Oval with fingers. Three with 

original green paint, one has copper 

tacks. 2 1/4”h. 5 1/2”w. to 2 1/2”h. 6”w. 

And two with repaint, 2 1/2”h. 5 1/2”w., 

2 1/2”h. 6 1/4”w. Imperfections. 

$150-$300 

434 

PEWTER CREAMER AND SUGAR. 

American, 2nd quarter-19th century. 

Covered sugar has wooden wafer finial, 

7 1/4”h. Creamer, 6”h. 

$150-$300 

425 - 428 


430 

THREE PAINTED WOODEN ITEMS. 

American, 2nd half-19th century. 

Miniature sugar bucket with lid and 

bentwood swing handle. Late mustard 

paint, 4 1/2”h. And a bentwood pantry 

box with original salmon paint. Some 

edge loss. 2 3/4”h. 6 1/2”d. Together 

with a carved wooden slide lid pencil 

box with old green paint. Some edge 

loss. 9 1/2”l. 

$200-$300 

431 

TWO PIECES OF TOLE. 

American, 2nd half-19th century. Store 

bin with later folksy bird decoration and 

brass label marked “Boston”, 13”h., and 

a gooseneck coffee pot with original red 

floral designs, 10”h. Imperfections. 

$100-$150 

435 

CAST IRON AUNT JEMIMA 

DOORSTOP. 

American, early 20th century. Original 

paint. 12”h. 

$100-$300 

436 

FOUR PIECES OF PEWTER. 

England, 1st half-19th century. Three 

spoons, one with rose touch “RA”, 

7 1/4” to 8 1/2”l., and a basin with 

faint touches and a hammered booge, 

2 3/4”h. 11”d. 

$200-$300 

437 

THREE OVAL PANTRY BOXES. 

American, 2nd half-19th century, bentwood. 

Copper tacks, traces of original 

red, 1 1/2”h. 5 1/4”w., and two with 

iron tacks and impressed labels 

“Sprague”. Original red, 1 1/4”h. 

4 1/2”w. and 2”h. 5 1/2”w. 

$100-$300

433 - 437 

438 

CHIMNEY CUPBOARD. 

American,19th century, pine. Raised 

panel doors. Imperfections. 79”h. 

28 1/4”w. 16”d. 

$250-$500 

439 

DROP LEAF STAND. 

Maine, 19th century, pine. Turned 

legs, one nailed drawer and drop leaf 

top. Original red and brown graining. 

29 1/4”h., 15 3/4”w. 16 3/4”d., with 

7 1/4” leaves. 

$150-$300 

440 

PAINTED DRY SINK. 

American,19th century, poplar. Old 

green paint. Top is lined with zinc. 

38”h. 61 1/2”w. 19”d. 

$250-$500 

441 

TWO BOXES. 

American,19th century. Bentwood 

oval storage box. Original red 

paint. Imperfections. 8 ¾”h. 

14 ¼”d. and a curly maple dovetailed 

box with slide lid. Some 

edge loss, 3”h. 8 1/2”w. 

$100-$300 

442 

STAVE-CONSTRUCTED BUCKET. 

American,19th century, wood 

with original green paint. Bent 

wood handle is loose. 

Imperfections. 13 1/2”h. 15”d. 

$100-$200 

442A 

EARLY EMBROIDERED BLANKET. 

American or English, early 19th 

century, wool. Center seamed 

handwoven natural blanket with 

two corners embroidered in a 

blue and red quatrefoil design and 

two with potted flowers. Similar to 

rose blankets of the 18th and 19th 

centuries. 70” x 82”. 

$150-$300 

438 - 439 

426, 440 - 442 

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443 

QUEEN ANNE SLANT-FRONT DESK. 

Possibly New England, 18th century, pine 

and hardwood. Dovetailed case, bracket feet, 

three dovetailed drawers and slat front lid. 

Fitted interior has well with sliding cover that 

conceals five drawers; there are five pigeon 

holes and five dovetailed drawers with 

hidden drawers behind. Writing surface 

has remnants of old cloth covering. Old 

batwing brasses. 35 3/8”w. 21”d. 

$400-$800 

443 

444 

DECORATED MULE CHEST. 

American, 19th century, pine. High cutout 

feet, two dovetailed drawers and lift lid. 

Original brown flame graining. 38”h. 40”w. 

16 1/4”d. 

$1,200-$1,800 

444 

445 

446 

445 

DECORATED BLANKET CHEST. 

American, late 18th century, poplar. Bracket 

feet, dovetailed case, two dovetailed overlapping 

drawers. Old red paint with black 

and yellow compass stars and pinwheel 

design. Imperfections. 28”h. 42”w. 22 3/4”d. 

$500-$800 

446 


Attributed to New England, early 19th 

century, pine. Boot jack ends, applied base 

and lid edge moldings, interior till. Original 

black graining on a yellow ground. Old 

repairs and imperfections. 25”h. 43”w. 

18 1/4”d. 

$400-$800 

447 

TWO BENTWOOD CARRIERS. 

American, late 19th century. Round, lidded 

carriers with bentwood swing handles and 

lapped seams with iron tacks. Dark blue 

repaint, found in Rhode Island, 7”h. 12”d., 

and original worn salmon, 7 1/4”h. 15”d. 

Edge damage. 

$200-$300 

448 

SEVEN PIECES OF POTTERY AND TREENWARE. 

American, 2nd half 19th-20th century. Round 

treenware covered box, 2 1/2”h. 3”d., and a 

chalice, 4”h. Together with a redware apple 

butter jar, 5”h;, redware flask with manganese 

glaze, 5 1/2”h.; stoneware ink; small stoneware 

jug, 8”h., and a modern redware flask by Turtle 

Creek, 6”h. Imperfections. 

$150-$350 

449 

FOUR PIECES OF TOLE. 

American, mid 19th century. Two chambersticks 

with blue and yellow paint, 3 1/2”, 2”h., and a 

bowl with tan ground and red floral swags and 

flowers, 3”h. 7”d. Together with a small match 

safe in mustard with red flowers. Stamped 

“Patented July 16. ‘78”, 3”h. Imperfections. 

$150-$250 

450 

THREE TOLE TRAYS. 

American. Two are mid 19th-century octagonal 

trays with original fruit decoration. Larger is 

revarnished. 9”, 12 1/2”l. And a later example 

with repainted image of a clothed horse, 

12” x 17 1/4”. Imperfections. 

$100-$300 


451 

DECORATED TALL CASE CLOCK. 

New England,1815-1830, pine. 30-hour 

wooden movement by Silas Hoadley, 

Plymouth, Connecticut, the dial with eagle, 

shield, cannon and sixteen stars. The case 

retains its original faux mahogany graining 

with imitation inlay. Imperfections. 83”h. 

$1,500-$2,500 

452 

TRADE SIGN. 

American, late 19th century, soft wood. 

Carved pretzel with old gold paint. Repair. 

13”h. 22 1/2”w. 

For a similar example, see Garth’s 

November 2010, lot 425. 

$1,000-$2,000 

451 

452A 

TWO PAINTED BASKETS AND ONE 

PAINTED BUCKET. 

American, late 19th-early 20th century, 

wood. Two stave baskets with wire swing 

handles. Grey, 7"h. green, 10"h. And yellow 

pine stave bucket with metal bands and wire 

swing handle. 6 1/2"h. 

$100-$200 

453 

FIELD BED. 

American,19th century, poplar and pine. 

Turned posts with wood folding frame with 

rope rails. Completely disassembles and is 

held together by ropes. Old brownish-red 

paint. 30 1/4”h. 54” x 77” when assembled. 

$200-$400 

452 

454 

TWO TOLE DOME-TOP BOXES. 

American, mid 19th century. Both have tin 

hasps, wire handles, and worn japanned 

ground. Good original white ground flowers, 

7 1/2”h. 10”w., and floral band with swags, 

5 1/2”h. 9”w. 

$200-$400 

455 

TWO BOXES. 

American, 2nd half-19th century. Tole box 

with shaped lid and original floral stenciling 

on green ground. Wear. 5”h. 8 1/2”w. And a 

tooled Boston red leather covered pine box 

with brass fittings. Worn edges. 4”h. 9”w. 

$200-$300 

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456 

EARLY MARKING SAMPLER. 

American or English, 1751, silk on linen. Set of 

alphabets and numbers with rows of various 

crowns worked blue and gold. Signed “BS 

1751”. In a frame, 20 1/2”h. 16 1/2”w. 

$200-$400 

457 

DECORATED TRUNK. 

From South Paris, Maine, 2nd half-19th century, 

pine. Dome-top with original grain painting. 

Wear. 11 1/2”h. 25”w. 

$100-$200 

458 


Possibly Ohio or Pennsylvania, 19th century, 

pine and poplar. Turned feet, dovetailed case 

with three dovetailed overlapping drawers and 

molded edge top, interior till. Original red paint 

and original hardware including clear pressed 

drawer pulls. Lock removed. 28”h, 50”w. 

22 3/4”d.. 

$400-$800 

459 

TWO SAMPLERS. 

Probably English, silk on wool. One signed 

“Mary Smith, July 27th 1840/ Aged 11 Years” 

with minutely stitched pairs of flowering 

baskets, peacocks and pine trees and pious 

verse. Closely worked border. In bird’s-eye 

frame, 15 1/2” h. 15 1/2” w. And a sampler 

signed “Jane Ensor Preston School Aged 14 

Years 1856”. Pairs of potted bluebells and 

spaniels with stylized floral band and large 

floral spray, also wrought in minute stitches. 

In a frame, 16 1/2”h. 16 1/4”w. 

$250-$450 

460 

PAIR OF WEDDING BAND HOGSCRAPER 

CANDLESTICKS. 

American, 20th century. Push ups, lip hangers 

and brass rings. Worn surface. 8 1/4”h. 

$75-$125 

461 

THREE TREENWARE BOWLS. 

American, 19th century, maple with some 

figure. Curly maple with dry surface, 3 3/4”h. 

13 1/4”d., and two with some bird’s-eye. 

Refinished. 5 3/4”h. 17”d., 6 1/2”h. 19 1/2”d. 

$200-$400 

456 

462 

DIMINUTIVE SHAKER WOODEN SHOVEL. 

Attributed to New Hampshire, late 19th century. 

Carved from a single piece of wood. 24”l. 

$200-$400 

462A 

CANDLESTAND. 

American, early 19th century, mahogany. 

Tripod base with shaped legs and turned column. 

Rectangular tilt top is an old replacement. 

Imperfections. 27"h. top is 14" x 16 1/4". 

$100-$200 

457 - 458 


459

463 

DECORATED DOME-TOP BOX. 

American, mid 19th century, softwood, 

possibly basswood. Small box with wire 

staple hinges and iron hasp lock. Original 

tulips and heart painted design. Partial 

inscription on back appears to end with 

“Conn.” Wear. 5 1/2”h. 8 1/2”w. 

$300-$500 

463 - 467 

464 

LARGE STONE APPLE. 


Original yellow and red paint, 4”h. 

$150-$300 

465 

NINE STONE VEGETABLES. 


Squash, artichokes, carrot, onion, 

mushroom, pepper, potato. Original paint. 

2” to 6”l. 

$200-$400 

466 

SHAKER BOX. 

American, late 19th century. Oval 

bentwood box with two fingers on base, 

one on lid, and copper tacks. Minor lid 

damage. 2 1/2”h. 6”l. 

$200-$400 

467 

DECORATED TREENWARE CONTAINER. 

American, mid 19th century. Vinegar decorated in brown 

and mustard. Lid has good decoration, base is alligatored. 

6 1/4”h. 

$250-$500 

468 

QUEEN ANNE WORK TABLE. 

Late 18th century, cherry and pine. Turned tapered legs 

terminate in duck feet, mortised and pinned apron, one 

dovetailed drawer and one-board breadboard top. 

Imperfections. 27”h. 45”w. 27 1/4”d. 

$400-$600 

469 

MINIATURE DECORATED CHEST OF DRAWERS. 

American, 2nd quarter-19th century, poplar. Three-drawer 

chest with original grain painting and gilt stencilled baskets 

on the drawer fronts.15”h. 16 3/4”w. 10 1/4”d. 

$200-$400 

470 

SUGAR BUCKET AND PIGGIN. 

American, late 18th-19th century. Stave construction. 

Piggin attributed to Pennsylvania with carved handle and 

iron bands, 11”h. overall, and a lidded bucket with bentwood 

bands and handle. Impressed “Wilder, So. Hingham, 

Mass.” 10”h. Both have wear. 

$200-$300 

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471 - 476 

476A 

471 

TWO SILHOUETTES. 

American. Cutout portrait of a woman marked in 

ink “Cut by M. Honeywell with the mouth” (Martha 

Ann Honeywell, New Hampshire, 1787-1848). In 

a frame, 4 3/4”h. 3 1/4”w. And a 20th century 

hollow cut portrait of a man initialed “W.S.”. In 

a frame, 8”h. 7”w. 

$250-$450 

477 - 479 


472 

MINIATURE ON IVORY. 

European, mid 19th century. Woman dressed 

in blue with a brooch. Inked label on the back 

with sitter’s name Anna Wilhelmina Van —eenbergen. 

In a frame, 5 1/2”h. 5”w. 

$250-$450 

473 


American, 2nd half-19th century. Young blonde 

girl dressed in white. In a brass frame, 3 3/4”h. 

3 1/2”w. 

$200-$500 

474 


England, 1st quarter-19th century. Woman in a 

red dress wearing a pocket watch. Partial label 

on the back with painter’s signature John 

Weight, 1814. In a frame, 7”h. 71 /2”w. 

$400-$800 

475 

COBALT BLUE SALT. 

Possibly Pittsburgh, 1st half-19th century, 

blown glass. Small footed salt with ribs, 

2 1/2”h. 

$150-$350 

476 

THREE BRASS CANDLESTICKS. 

England, 18th century. Pair and single with 

similar forms, 6”, 7 1/4”h. 

$200-$500 

476A 

NEW JERSEY SAMPLER. 

Mary Gano, Hunterdon or Somerset County, 

1838, silk on linen. Family record of the 

Samuel Gano and Margaret Hoagland and their 

eight children. Floral surrounds the registry and 

a verse, the lower portion is centered by a large 

house flanked by palm trees. Bright colors. In a 

frame with mirrored mat, 25"h. 31 1/2"w. 

Minor imperfection. 

Mary was their fourth child and is recorded as 

being born in Hunterdon County. Five years 

later the family was in Bridgewater township, 

Somerset County, where Mary is listed in the 

1850 census living with her parents and her 

four younger siblings. 

$1,000-$2,000 

477 

INLAID HEPPLEWHITE CORNER 

WASHSTAND. 

England,19th century, mahogany. Delicate 

square legs with outward turning feet and base 

shelf. Bowed mid- level shelf with one drawer 

and two false drawers and conforming bowed 

top shelf with gallery back. Imperfections. 

33 3/4”h. 26”w. 18 1/2” corner. 

$200-$400

478 

CHALK DEER. 

American, early 19th century. Reclining chalk deer with lead 

horns and black stripes. Imperfections. 7 1/4”h. 7 3/4”w. 3 3/4”d. 

$150-$350 

479 

DECORATED CAKE STAND AND MINIATURE TRUNK. 

American or European, late 19th century, mixed woods. Turned 

footed stand retaining original black paint with gilt striping. 

7 1/2”h. 11”w. And a dome-top doll size trunk retaining old, if 

not original, green paint and lined with 1834 newspaper. 7 1/4”h. 

10”w. 6”d. 

$100-$200 

480 

480 

TWO PORTRAITS (AMERICAN SCHOOL, 


Oil on canvas, unsigned. Similar portraits of a man 

and woman attributed to New England. Restoration. 

31”h. 25 1/2”w., in matching frames, 35 1/2”h. 30”w. 

$200-$400 

481 

PORTRAIT OF A WOMAN (AMERICAN SCHOOL, 

MID 19TH CENTURY). 

Pastel on paper, unsigned. Three-quarter length image 

of a woman seated at a table. She wears a black dress 

with bows, lace, and several pieces of gold jewelry. 

14 1/2”h. 11 3/4”w., worn gilt frame, 18 1/4”h. 

15 5/8”w. Sold at Garth’s May 4/5, 2007, lot 579. 

$250-$500 

481 

482 


American, early 19th century, birch 

with pine secondary wood. Bracket 

feet, four dovetailed drawers in a 

cockbeaded frame and top with 

good overhang. Imperfections. 37”h. 

42 1/4”w. 19”d. 

$300-$600 

484 

FOUR PIECES OF CREAMWARE. 

England, late 18th century. Chestnut 

basket with undertray (repair), 9”l., 

strainer, 3”d. ,and two pieces marked 

“Wedgwood”, basket weave bowl, 

9”d,. and a creamer with intertwined 

handle, 5”h. 

$300-$500 

483 

LAP DESK AND BOX. 

England or Scotland, 19th century, oak. 

Dovetailed lap desk with fitted interior. 

Replaced interior lids. 5”h. 18”w., 

12”d. And a barrel shaped container 

with steel fittings and lift lid, 4 1/2”h. 

$200-$300 

485 

SEVENTEEN PIN CUSHIONS AND 

EMERYS. 

American, late 19th-20th century, 

mixed materials. Includes velvet pear, 

strawberries and pillow type. 

1” to 4 1/2”. 

$50-$75 

482 

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486 

THREE DECORATED TREENWARE 

CONTAINERS. 

American, mid 19th century. Original 

paint. Two bowls: red paint and blue 

rim, 3 1/4”h. 6”d., and sponged vinegar 

graining with age split, may have had a 

lid, 3”h. 4 1/2”d. And a covered 

container with red paint, 8 1/2”h. 

$350-$650 

487 

PUNCHED TIN COFFEE POT. 

Pennsylvania, 2nd quarter-19th 

century. Punched tulip pattern, brass 

finial and gooseneck spout. 11 1/2”h. 

$800-$1,200 

488 

TWO MINIATURES ON IVORY. 

Possibly American, 1st half-19th 

century. Two women, one in Empire 

dress, in an oval frame, 4 1/4”h. And 

a woman dressed in black. In a brass 

sheet frame, 4 1/4”h. 3 3/4”w. 

$400-$600 

489 

SIGNED COPPER TEA KETTLE. 


Dovetailed construction with a swing 

handle stamped “Ward, Hartford”, 8”h. 

plus handle. Ex Samaha (Ohio/Massachusetts). 

James Ward was working in Hartford, 

Connecticut, in 1828. 

$400-$800 

490 

SHERATON DROP LEAF TABLE. 

Possibly Henry Lapp, Lancaster County, 

Pennsylvania, 1862-1904, cherry. Six 

turned legs. Imperfections. 30”h. 19”w. 

42”l. (closed) 78”l. (open). 

$250-$350 

491 

DECORATED BLANKET CHEST 

WITH FRAKTUR. 

Pennsylvania, early 19th century, pine. 

Turned feet and applied base and lid 

edge moldings are red. Wide single 

boards and dovetailed case. Original 

blue sponging on a white ground. 

Fraktur is pen and ink and watercolor 

floral design bordering a printed “Haus 

Sagen” (house blessing). Interior till 

and wrought iron strap hinges, lock is 

missing. 26 1/2”h. 23 1/2” w. 23 1/2”d. 

$1,000-$2,000 

492 


Possibly Henry Lapp, Lancaster County, 

Pennsylvania, 1862-1904, poplar. Large 

size, with a chest over two drawers, interior 

walnut till, and resting on turned feet. 

Retains its original oak graining and cast 

hardware. 27 1/2”h. 50”w. 25 1/2”d. 

The use of walnut for the till only, the glue 

blocking on the drawers, as well as the 

profile of the waist molding are similar to 

Lapp’s work. 

$500-$1,000 

486 - 489 

490 

491 492 


493 

WIRE COMPOTE OF STONE FRUIT. 

American, late 19th-early 20th century. Nineteen pieces of 

fruit including apples, oranges, fig and plum as well as a 

walnut and mushroom. Banana repainted. In a wire compote, 

7”h. 9”d. 

$400-$600 

494 

DECORATED TREENWARE CONTAINER. 

American, mid 19th century. Vinegar decorated in brown 

and mustard. Turned foot and lid. 6”h. 

$300-$600 

495 

BRIDE’S BOX. 

European, 2nd half-19th century. Bentwood with laced seams 

and original painted tulips. Minor edge loss. 5”h. 13 1/2”w. 

$200-$400 

496 

STIEGEL-TYPE BOTTLE. 

American, 1st half-19th century. Blown half post case bottle 

with bright floral enameling. Minor flaking. 8”h. 

$250-$500 

497 

FIVE METALWARE ITEMS. 

American and possibly English, 19th century. Four pewter 

items. Small bellied measure, 2”h., funnel, 5”h., and a pair of 

candlesticks, possibly Flagg & Homan, Cincinnati, 8 1/2”h. 

Together with a pair of steel sugar nippers, 9”l. 

$200-$300 

498 

THREE PIECES OF STONEWARE. 

American, mid 19th century. Crock impressed “Geo. W. 

Miller, Strausburg”, 8”h., and a jug with applied handle and 

cobalt stenciled label “Hamilton & Jones, Greensboro, Pa”, 

12”h. Together with a root beer bottle “Davison & Co”, 

9 1/2”h. 

$100-$300 

500 

TWO STONEWARE CROCKS AND JUG. 

American, mid 19th century. Jug with 

applied handle and stylized cobalt 

foliage, 12 1/2”h., and a crock with 

handles and brushed cobalt “6” and 

tulip, 14”h. Together with a small crock 

impressed “Penn Yan” with handles and 

cobalt flowers, 6 1/2”h. 

$250-$450 

501 

THREE BAND BOXES. 

American, mid 19th century. Wallpaper 

covered cardboard boxes, the largest with 

wood lid and base. Oval, 9”h. 14”w., and 

two round, 6” and 8”h. Imperfections. 

$100-$300 

502 

TWO PIECES OF STONEWARE. 

American, 3rd quarter-19th century. 

Stenciled cobalt labels. Jug with double 

handles and American eagle for “Eagle 

Pottery”, 17 1/2”h., and a churn with 

horse and “Palatine Pottery”, 19 1/2”h. 


$100-$300 

503 

TWO CUTOUTS AND A REWARD OF 

MERIT. 

American, 19th century. Pen and ink 

merit for studies in a gilt frame, 4 1/2” x 

4 1/2”, and a paper cutout with birds, 

men and heart, in a decorated frame, 8”h. 

9 1/2”w. Together with a late 20th century 

watercolor cutout of birds and flowers in 

a frame, 7 1/2” x 7 1/2”. 

$250-$450 

504 

TWO EXERCISES. 

American, 1st quarter-19th century, ink 

on laid paper. Alphabets in ruled sections 

with name and date “Sammuel Konig, 

1821”. In a decorated frame, 10 3/4”h. 

16”w., and text in red and black dated 

1800. In a decorated frame, 9 3/4”h. 

11”w. 

$300-$500 

505 


American, 2nd half-19th century, 

bentwood. Round with iron tacks. Dark 

patina, 2 1/2”h. 6”d., old red, 2 1/2”h. 

6”d., and original red and black graining, 

2 1/4”h. 6”d. Imperfections. 

$100-$300 

499 

THREE STONEWARE CROCKS. 

American, mid 19th century. Two with stenciled cobalt labels, 

“Hamilton & Jones, Greensboro, Pa”, 12”h., and “AP 

Donaghho, Parkersburg, WVa”, 12 1/2”h. Together with 

impressed “Lyons” and good brushed cobalt floral design, 

12”h. 

$200-$300 

493 - 496 

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506 

506 

FOLKSY PARQUETRY HALL TREE. 

Made in the Menard, Illinois, state prison, 

late 19th century, walnut. Elaborate wood 

and mother-of-pearl inlay. Imperfections. 

80 1/2”h. 35 1/2”w. 15”d. 

$800-$1,200 

507 

FOLKSY PARQUETRY CHEST OF 

DRAWERS. 

Probably Midwestern, mid 19th century, 

walnut, curly maple, and poplar. 

Diminutive size, with a broken-arch 

backsplash over two glove drawers over 

three long drawers. Elaborately inlaid with 

stars and scrolls. Imperfections. 42”h. 

29 1/2”w. 16”d. 

$800-$1,200 

508 

FOUR PANTRY BOXES. 


bentwood. One round with refinishing, 

4 1/2”h. 7”d., and three oval with fingers. 

Copper tacks and grain repaint, initialed 

“HG”, 2”h. 5”w., and two with iron tacks 

and traces of original paint, 2”h. 5 1/2”w., 

2 1/4h. 5 1/2”w. 

$200-$400 

509 

THREE FRAKTURS. 

American, late 20th century, watercolor 

on paper. Birds in shades of red and 

yellow. Two are signed by David Sheley. 

In frames, 6 3/4”h. 8”w., 8”h. 6”w., 

6 1/2”h. 8”w. 

$150-$300 

510 

SIX GLASS CANISTERS. 

American, 19th century, clear blown 

glass. Three have applied rings, 9 1/2”, 

10”, 11 1/2”h., and three have tin lids. 

One has edge chip. 8”, 8”, 7 1/2”h. 

$300-$600 

511 

BOX, MIRROR, HEARTH BROOM AND CHEESE 

STRETCHER. 

American, 19th century. Poplar dovetailed slide lid 

box with worn original red paint, 6”h. 13”w., frame 

of half turnings with beveled edge mirror, 6” x 11”, 

and a wooden hearth broom with worn original 

paint, 26”l. Together with a mortised pine cheese 

stretcher, 26”l. 

$100-$300 

512 

TWO FOOTSTOOLS AND A HANGING BOX. 

American, 2nd half-19th century, pine. Similar 

footstools with salmon repaint, 5”h. 15”w., 7”h. 

14”w., and a hanging box with divided interior and 

blue and red repaint, 7”h. 13”w. Imperfections. 

$100-$200 

513 

BOTTLE WHIMSEY. 

American, late 19th-early 20th century. Ladderback 

chair with tape seat in a molded bottle along with a 

photo of a Civil War veteran standing near a ragged 

Confederate battle flag. 7”h. 

$100-$200 

507 


514 

NANTUCKET PURSE. 

Signed by Jose Formosa Reyes, 1969. Ivory scrimshaw 

medallion with a ship signed “Nancy Chase”. The 

inside is engraved with the owner’s name. Bentwood 

swing handle and wooden base. 8”h. 

$400-$600 

515 

FOUR FISH DECOYS. 

American, 1st half-20th century. Probably made by two 

hands. Original paint and tin fins. Trout and other colorful 

fish, 8”, 8 1/2”l., and two with tack eyes, 7”, 8 1/2”l. 

$200-$400 

516 

COUNTRY HUTCH TABLE. 

American,19th century, pine and birch. Old mellow 

refinishing. Turned posts and legs with mortised and 

pinned arms. Two-board octagonal top with age cracks. 

26 3/4”h., top is 45 1/2” x 46 1/4”. 

$350-$450 

517 

FOUR BENTWOOD STORAGE BOXES. 

American, 19th century. Two Shaker boxes, worn blue 

paint, 7 1/4”, and black one with Harvard-style fingers. 

6 1/4”. And small grey-green box, 5”. Together with 

reproduction painted red box stamped for “Harland 

Savage”. 6 1/4”. 

$250-$500 

518 

STONEWARE CROCK. 

Ohio, mid 19th century. An ovoid, salt glazed, 

stoneware, crock with applied handles and cobalt 

accents. Impressed label “I.M. Mead & Co” for Ira Mills 

Mead. Interior with brown glaze. Imperfections. 9”h. 

7”dia. 

$250-$350 

519 

THREE CARVED PIECES AND A CAST IRON PIECE. 

American, late 19th or early 20th century. Wood, 

pigment and cast iron. Folksy carved cane with snake. 

Snake in green paint with brown spots. Carved flying 

duck with spread wings and carved pigeon with glass 

eyes. And a cast iron beehive string holder used as a 

base. Imperfections. Cane 40”l. 

$150-$300 

514 - 515 

520 

TWO DECORATED PANTRY BOXES. 


bentwood. Both have lapped seams and 

original paint. Round with iron tacks and 

flowers on red, 3”h. 6 1/2”d., and oval with 

glued seam and flowers. Edge loss. 3 12/”h. 

9”w. 

$250-$500 

521 

THREE PAINTED BASKETS. 


splint. all have fixed handles. Two 

rectangular baskets, both with bittersweet 

paint, 3”h. 7 1/4”h. And round basket in 

grey blue paint. 8”h. 

$100-$200 

522 

PEWTER TALL POT. 

Touch mark for Joshua Graves, 

Middletown, Connecticut, ca.1850. 

Handle has damage. 11 1/4”h. 

$150-$300 

516 - 519 

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523 

FIVE HOGSCRAPER CANDLESTICKS, WICK TRIMMER 

AND CHAMBER LAMP. 

American and English, 1st half-19th century, iron. Pair of 

sticks with push-ups and lip hangers, 8 1/2"h., two with 

push ups marked "Shaw" and a single unmarked, 6", 7", 

7"h. Together with a scissor wick trimmers, 6 1/2"l., and a 

red tole chamberstick with matchbox holder. Repainted. 

6 1/2"h. 

$75-$150 

523A 

PAIR OF CANDLESTICKS AND PAIR OF BOOKENDS. 

American, 20th century. Milk glass crucifix candlesticks, 

10"h. And clear glass pigeon bookends, 6"h. 

$100-$200 

524 

525 

524 

FOLK ART WATERCOLOR BY DAVID ELLINGER 


Signed. Green parrot with tulip. In a decorated 

frame, 8 3/4”h. 7 1/4”w. 

$300-$500 

525 

THEOREM BY DAVID ELLINGER 


Watercolor on velvet , signed. Fruit basket 

with pineapple. In a decorated frame, 17 1/2”h. 

20 3/4”w. 

$400-$800 

526 

FRAKTUR. 

Pennsylvania, watercolor and ink on laid paper, 

dated 1813. Well done with text and tulips. 

Some wear. In a grained frame, 10 1/4”h. 15”w. 

$400-$800 

527 

TWO SAMPLERS. 

Martha Bacon, probably American, 1811, silk on 

linen. Alphabets and numbers over moral verse 

over various motifs including basket and spotted 

dog. Signed and dated with her age given as 

eight. In a frame, 13 1/2”h. 11 1/4”w. And a 

small unsigned sampler labeled “Minerva Stiles” 

on reverse. 4 1/2”h. 8 1/4”w., 

$100-$200 

528 

DECORATED DOLL CRADLE. 

American, early 20th century, pine. Old red 

paint with painted flowers and butterflies. 

Minor edge loss. 11”h. 18 1/2”l. 

$100-$200 

528A 

TWO MANNEQUINS/ PROCESSIONAL 

FIGURES. 

European, 19th century, painted wood. Both 

have carved heads and torsos with jointed arms 

and tapered slat bases. Similar to Portuguese 

religious figures, dressed and used in 

processions. Imperfections. 14"h. 20"h. 

$200-$400 

526 

527 


529 

FOLK ART FISH. 

American, mid 20th century, wood. Diorama of a rainbow trout on a 

line. Signed “Charles A. Lawrence 1940”. Seam splits. Made in a 

shadow box frame, 13 1/2”h. 11”w. 

$200-$300 

530 

DECORATED GAMEBOARD. 

American, 2nd half-19th century, pine. Single board with applied trim 

and original green and black painted checkerboard. Signed on the back 

“James H. Hale”. Minor wear. 10”h. 9 3/4”w. 

$350-$700 

531 

COUNTRY CUPBOARD. 

American, late 19th century, pine. Board and batten door and simple 

peaked crest. Blue wash over old white paint, interior has worn old 

white paint. Imperfections. 69”h. 35”w. 23”d. 

$200-$400 

529 

530 

532 

FOUR SILHOUETTES. 

American, 1st half-19th century. Child and 

man with gold inked detail, hollow cut woman 

“Miss Jane Williams, 1839”, and a full-length 

inked man with cane. 5”h. 3 1/2”w. to 7”h. 

4 1/2”w. 

$150-$300 

535 

TWO REDWARE FLOWER POTS. 

American. Similar with attached undertrays. 

The first with olive glaze and manganese daubs 

is 1st half-19th century, 4 1/8”h. Ex Betty 

Dorow (Ohio). The second is late 20th century, 

impressed “Greenfield Village”, 4”h. 

$100-$200 

533 

FOUR SILHOUETTES. 

American, 1st half-19th century. Man and 

woman in bonnet with inked details, and two 

hollow cut portraits of a woman and a child. 

Some imperfections. 4 1/2”h. 3 3/4”d. to 

6 3/4”h. 5 /12”w. 

$150-$300 

534 

FIVE PIECES OF GLASS. 

American and European, 19th century. Clear 

glass decanter with matching stopper, GII-18, 

10 1/4”h., pan, GII-21, 5”d., and a decanter 

made into a bowl, 3 1/2”h. Together with a 

green blown compote with baluster stem and 

folded foot, and a peacock green creamer with 

applied handle, 

$200-$500 

536 

FOUR FOLKSY CARVINGS. 

American, 19th century, pine, mixed woods 

and pigment. Two carved cowboy boots. A 

carved figure of a hunter with a black dog. 

Along with a carved faux book with incised 

title and spine. Imperfections. Book 9”h. 

5 1/4”w. 

$100-$200 

537 

PAIR OF CONTINUOUS ARM WINDSOR- 

STYLE CHAIRS. 

American, 2nd half-20th century, mixed 

woods. Splayed base with turned legs and “H” 

stretcher, saddle seat, turned arm posts, shaped 

arms, and nine-spindle back with bow. Distressed 

black over salmon paint. 18”h. seat, 

38 ½”h. overall. 

$225-$450 

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538 

PAIR OF GREASE HORNS, HORN 

SPOON AND FLASK. 

American, 19th century. Two horns 

with incised compass stars, combined 

by a chain, 12 1/2”l., a horn spoon, 

and powder flask, 7”l. 

$200-$400 

539 

BUSK. 

American, 19th century, bone. 

Carved scalloped top with finely 

incised and inked designs including 

flowers, a cross, peacock, and a 

man’s portrait. Some wear, varnished. 

12 3/4”h. 

$300-$400 

540 

PAIR OF PEWTER CANDLESTICKS. 

Flagg and Homan, Cincinnati, Ohio, 

1830-1850. Typical baluster form 

with rare engraved floral decoration, 

as well as later-engraved date. 10”h. 

Exhibited and published, Equal in 

Goodness: Ohio Decorative Arts 

1788-1860, entry 208. 

$200-$400 

541 

TWO PEWTER SALTS. 

Probably American, 1st half-19th 

century. Master salt, 3 1/2”h., and 

individual with cast leaves, 2 1/4”h. 

$100-$300 

542 

DECORATED BOX. 

Probably New England, mid 19th 

century, pine. Original grain painting 

with panels of hand painted 

cornucopias, bow and platypus-like 

animals on the sides. Imperfections. 

6 1/2”h. 16 1/2”w. 

$250-$500 

543 

INLAID CORNER CUPBOARD. 

Ohio River Valley, 1815-1825, walnut 

and poplar. One-piece of diminutive 

size, with two four-panel doors each 

with sting inlay, and the stiles with 

meandering vines terminating in tripartite 

leaves. Imperfections. 73 ½”h. 

38 ½”w. 21”d., requires a 28” corner. 

For a brief discussion of vine inlay, 

see Richmond, “Sophistication on the 

Early Frontier: The Inlaid Furniture of 

Washington County, Ohio, 1788- 

1825,” in American Furniture, 2004. 

$1,000-$2,000 

543 


544 

LANDSCAPE WITH WATERFALL (AMERICAN 

SCHOOL, MID 19TH CENTURY). 

Oil on canvas, unsigned. Detailed image of forest 

with rocky waterfall. New York preparer’s label. 

Minor crazing. 30”h. 25”w., in a gilt frame, 37”h. 

32”w. 

$600-$1,200 

545 

PORTRAIT OF A BOY (PROBABLY AMERICAN 

SCHOOL, 1ST QUARTER-19TH CENTURY). 

Oil on canvas, unsigned. Young boy holding a 

curled stick and hoop. Restoration. 25 1/2’h. 21”w., 

in a frame, 31”h. 26 1/2”w. 

$800-$1,200 

546 

SILHOUETTES OF FAMILY. 

American, 20th century. Inked silhouettes of a 

woman and girls with a dog and urn of flowers. In 

the style of 19th-century silhouettes. In a bird’s-eye 

maple veneer frame, 14 1/2”h. 12 1/4”w. 

$150-$350 

547 

LANDSCAPE BY A.J. PERRY, POSSIBLY ADELBERT 

J. PERRY (RHODE ISLAND/CALIFORNIA, 1853- 

1928). 

Oil on canvas, signed and dated 1915 lower right. 

Large painting of a country road with horse drawn 

cart. Stretcher is marked “Sanborn, Vail & Co.” 

49”h. 64”w., in a frame, 51”h. 66”w. 

$600-$900 

548 

MATCH SAFE. 

England, late 19th century, brass. Stag head with 

hanging game over a hunting bag that holds the 

matches, and the initials “OFA.” 11”h. 

$75-$150 

549 

LANDSCAPE BY W. REDMAN (EUROPEAN OR 

AMERICAN, EARLY 20TH CENTURY). 

Oil on canvas, signed lower left. Tall tree fills 

canvas, woman standing beneath. 31 1/2”h. 23”w., 

in a frame, 36”h. 28”w. 

$100-$200 

544 

550 


American, mid 19th century, pine. Dovetailed 

case with original grain painting and bracket 

feet. 

$200-$400 

551 

SET OF SIX DECORATED SIDE CHAIRS. 

American, mid 19th century. Half-spindle 

backs. Original red and black graining with 

yellow striping and fruit and flower stenciled 

slats. 33 1/2”h. Ex Shirley McGill (Illinois). 

$300-$600 

545 

552 

WORK TABLE. 

Ohio or Pennsylvania, mid 19th century, 

pine. Scrubbed one-board top, one drawer, 

and tapered legs. The base retains old grey 

paint. Minor imperfections. 30”h. 43 1/4”w. 

21 3/4”d. 

$300-$600 

550 - 551 

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553 


Pennsylvania, 19th century, pine. Turned 

feet, dovetailed case with base and lid edge 

moldings, interior till. Old yellow flame 

graining with black trim. 25”h. 47”w. 22”d. 

$250-$400 

554 

CHIMNEY CUPBOARD. 

American, mid 19th century, walnut and 

poplar secondary wood. Base and cornice 

moldings, two paneled doors with applied 

moldings, and original iron and brass thumb 

latches. Old yellow paint. Imperfections. 

85 1/4”h. 17”w. 13”d. 

$300-$500 

555 

PORTRAIT OF A YOUNG MAN 

(AMERICAN SCHOOL, 


Oil on artist board, unsigned. Young 

man holding perhaps trade tools. 

6 1/2”h. 5”w., in a bird’s-eye veneer 

frame, 7 3/4”h. 6 3/4”w. 

$200-$400 

556 

PAIR OF SILHOUETTES. 

American, 1st half-19th century. 

Hollow cut silhouettes of husband 

and wife identified as Olive Baldwin 

and Sherman Rossiter, married 1804. 

In matching frames, 6 3/4”h. 5 1/4”w. 

$150-$300 

557 

FRAKTUR. 

American, mid 19th century, 

watercolor on paper. Brightly 

colored tulips with name and 

date “Adam Hiester...1856”. 

In a frame, 7 1/2”h. 9”w. 

$250-$350 

558 

TWO SMALL BAND BOXES. 


cardboard. Oval with blue wallpaper, 

lined with German book pages. One 

has some stains. 3"h. 5"l., 2 1/4"h. 

4 1/4"l. 

$250-$500 

558A 

SEVEN SMALL BAND BOXES. 


cardboard. Two oval with wallpaper 

covering, 2"h. 4"l. and 3"h. 6"l. And 

five round, one covered with cloth, 

the rest with wallpaper. One is ex 

Roger Bacon Collection, one is later 

with note "Canterbury Shakers...Oct. 

6-1927". 1 1/2"h. 1 1/2"d. to 4"h. 5"d. 


$150-$300 

559 

FRAKTUR. 

American, 1st quarter-19th century, 

watercolor and ink on laid paper. 

Interesting format with circular wreath 

and star rosettes. German text dated 

1817. Wear and stains. 10 1/2”h. 

12 1/2”w. 

$150-$350 

560 

PORTRAIT OF A WOMAN 


2ND HALF-19TH CENTURY). 

Oil on heavy copper plate, unsigned. 

Woman in a bonnet. 5”h. 4”w. 

$300-$500 

554 

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561 

FOUR ENGRAVINGS. 

England, 2nd quarter-19th century, handcolored engravings 

on paper. American views after W.H. Bartlett. Washington’s 

House, Mount Vernon; The Ferry at Brooklyn, New York; 

State Street, Boston; View of Baltimore. In matching mats 

and frames, 11 1/2”h. 13”w. 

$250-$500 

561 

562 

APPLIQUE NEEDLEWORK STILL LIFE. 

American, 3rd quarter-19th century, wool 

felt and embroidery thread. Cut shapes of 

felt well detailed with embroidery. Two 

birds perched on baskets of cherries and 

strawberries, melon and pineapple on the 

table. In gilt frame, 19”h. 23”w. 

$150-$300 

563 

DECORATED SHERATON SERVER. 

Attributed to New england,19th century, 

pine. Turned feet and posts, base shelf, 

three dovetailed drawers with clear 

pressed glass pulls (probably original ) and 

a dovetailed gallery with scrolled crest. 

Retains its original faux mahogany 

graining. 40 1/2”h. 35 3/4”w. 18 1/2”d. 

$300-$600 

564 

SUGAR BUCKET. 

American, 2nd half-19th century. Stave 

constructed with wooden bands and 

bentwood swing handle. Old blue paint. 

11 1/2”h. 

$300-$400 

565 

TOLE DOME-TOP DOCUMENT BOX. 

American, 2nd quarter-19th century. Original 

japanned ground with floral sprays in 

red and blue. Wear. 6 1/4”h. 10”w. 

$150-$300 

566 

PAIR OF FOLK ART FIGURES. 

Second half-20th century, labeled “E.E 

Thomas” (Iowa). Man and woman in 

rockers. 9 1/4”h. and 8 1/4”h. 

$100-$200 

567 

TELESCOPE AND KALEIDOSCOPE. 


Four-part brass telescope with cloth covering 

(split), 23 1/4”l. extended, and a tin 

kaleidoscope, probably homemade. 

Painted white. Cracked eyepiece, 14 3/4”l. 

$75-$150 

568 

CHIPPENDALE MULE CHEST. 

New England, late 18th-early 19th century, 

curly maple. Two dovetailed drawers and 

cutout bracket feet. Refinished. 39”h. 

37”w. 17”d. 

$1,000-$2,000 

569 

CLASSICAL CARD TABLE AND TILT TOP 

STAND. 

American, mid 19th century, mahogany. 

Carved table with paw feet and gadrooning. 

The card table has an acanthus carved 

pedestal base while the stand has a tapered 

pedestal. Some imperfections. Table, 

30”h. 36”w. 17 1/4” leaves (34 1/2”d. 

open). Stand, 27”h. 24”w. 19”d. 

$500-$900 

562 - 563 

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570 

570 

SAMPLER. 

Theodosia Cavston, probably England, dated 

1752, silk on wool. Minute stitches form moral 

verses separated by decorative bands of hearts, 

crowns, diamonds and flowers. Signed at 

bottom. Bright colors. In a frame, 16 1/2”h. 

15 1/2”w. 

$225-$400 

571 

TWO SAMPLERS. 

Anne Caldwell, attributed to Vermont, 1774, 

silk on linen. Twelve-year old Anne worked her 

name in large letters over a scene of sheep, and 

birds in trees. In a frame, 12 1/4”h. 9”w. And a 

marking sampler signed “Sarah Dutton, Aged 

9 1843”. 5 1/2”h. 8”w., in old gilt frame, 

11 1/2”h. 13 1/2”w. 

$200-$400 

572 

572 

PORTRAIT OF JOHN WAYMIRE (AMERICAN 

SCHOOL, 3RD QUARTER-19TH CENTURY). 

Oil on canvas, unsigned. Bearded man with a 

hair watch chain. 27”h. 22”w., in a gilt frame, 

37”h. 27”w. 

Retains a loan label from the Dayton Art 

Institute. 

$600-$900 

573 

573 

SHERATON BUTLER’S DESK. 

American,19th century, curly maple. 

Turned legs and shaped apron, three 

dovetailed drawers with walnut edge 

beading and pull out desk drawer with 

fall front. Fitted interior also in curly 

maple and consisting of pigeon holes, 

six dovetailed drawers and center 

door with two interior drawers. Top 

desk drawer has inlaid corner fans. 

Imperfections. Old brasses have 

some damage. 46”h. 41 1/4”w. 21”d. 

$600-$1,200 

574 

FEDERAL CARD TABLE. 

American, early 19th century, 

mahogany. Turned, reeded legs, 

serpentine front with conforming top 

and biscuit corners. Apron has string 

inlay. Imperfections. 30 1/2”h. 36”w. 

17”d., 34”d. open. 

$200-$400 

575 

THREE BRASS CANDLESTICKS. 

England, 18th century. Two with 

square bases, 6”, 6 1/2”h., one with 

seamed construction and scalloped 

base, 7”h. Imperfections. 

$300-$500 


576 

576 

PORTRAIT OF A MAN (AMERICAN SCHOOL, 


Oil on canvas, unsigned. Well-done portrait of a gentleman. 

Restoration. 30”h., 25”w., in a frame with cherubs, 40”h. 35”w. 

$800-$1,200 

577 

PORTRAIT OF A BOY (AMERICAN SCHOOL, CA. 1830-1840). 

Oil on single wooden panel, probably poplar, unsigned. Blond 

haired boy. Minor split at nail in edge. Unframed, 24”h. 20”w. 

$400-$800 

578 

TWO MILLINER’S HEADS. 

Probably France, 2nd half-19th century, papier mache. Two 

heads with original gesso and paint. Blonde, 15”h., and one 

with black hair, 15”h. Imperfections. 

$300-$500 

577 

579 

SHAKER SEWING BOX. 


Oval bentwood box with four 

fingers and silk lining. Bentwood 

handle. Stamped label “Shaker 

Goods, Alfred, ME”. Varnished 

with worn lining. 3 1/4”h. 9”w. 

$250-$500 

580 

FOUR MINIATURE FAMILY 

PORTRAITS. 

American, ca.1840, watercolor 

on heavy stock. Identified as Mrs. 

Irvine, the family matriarch and 

three grandchildren, Maggie, Elize 

and George. The latter two have 

partial Whatman watermarks in 

the stock. In frames, 5”d., 7”h., 

4”h. 4 1/4”w. and 5” x 5” 

respectively. 

$600-$900 

581 

PAIR OF PEWTER 

CANDLESTICKS. 

Possibly Homan, Cincinnati, Ohio, 

mid 19th century. Good form, 7”h. 

$100-$300 

582 

FRAKTUR. 


watercolor and ink on paper. 

Naive birds and flowers surrounding 

German text recording a name 

“—- Miller” and two dates, 1846 

and 1854. In a frame, 17 1/2”h. 

20 1/2”w. 

$200-$300 

583 

FRAKTUR. 

Attributed to Martin Brechall 

(Southeastern Pennsylvania, active 

1783 to 1830), watercolor and ink 

on laid paper. Records a 1810 

date in Northampton County, 

Pennsylvania. Some damage. 

In a frame, 10 3/4”h. 15 1/2”w. 

$400-$800 

584 

PAIR OF FRAMES. 

American, mid 19th century. 

Original grain-painted wooden 

frames with modern mirrors. 

21 1/2” x 22 1/2”. 

$100-$300 

582 

583 

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585 

585 


Signed by Martha Cahoon (1905-1999), 

Massachusetts, mid 20th century, pine. 

Unusual form with a blanket chest with 

drawer over a cabinet, decorated with a 

scene of General Washington reviewing 

his troops and the door with “Washington 

1794” against a faux bird’s-eye 

maple ground. 30”h. 29 ½”w. 18 ½”d. 

Martha Cahoon and her husband Ralph 

(1910-1982) were well-known furniture 

decorators in Cotuit, Massachusetts. 

Martha learned the trade from her 

father, and in turn, taught her husband. 

For related examples of Martha’s 

work, see Northeast Auctions (New 

Hampshire), August 2007, lots 1138 

and 1139. 

$3,000-$5,000 

586 

DECORATED MULE CHEST. 

American, mid 19th century, poplar. 

Cutout feet with scrolled apron, two 

dovetailed drawers, and lift top. 

Original flame graining and very 

nice pin wheel in brown on a faded 

red ground. 41 1/4”h. 42”w. 18”d. 

$1,500-$2,500 

587 

IMPORTANT OHIO GAR QUILT. 

Presented to Amanda G. St John, 

Cardington, Morrow County, 1884, 

cotton, paint and ink. Pieced in a 

barred square pattern and hand 

quilted in double lines. Listing the 

names, companies and regiments of 

nearly three hundred Ohio Civil War 

soldiers. Centrally placed is the name 

of her son, Captain James St John, and 

A.H. Brown of the 96th OVI as well as 

the names of Generals Logan, Garfield 

and Hayes. 81” x 91”. 

The Cardington GAR Post #82 was 

named “James St John”. 

$350-$700 

588 

APPLIQUE QUILT. 

American, 3rd quarter-19th century, 

cotton. Tulips framed by narrow green 

borders. Handsewn and hand quilted in 

feathered wreaths. 74” x 96”. 

$200-$400 

588 

587 


586

589 

TUMBLER AND TASTER. 

American, probably Pittsburgh, 

1st half-19th century. Clear 

blown taster with applied cobalt 

rim, 2 1/2”h., and a cobalt 

arched tumbler, 3 1/4”h. 

$100-$150 

590 

THREE MINIATURE FAMILY 

PORTRAITS. 

American, ca.1840, watercolor 

on heavy stock. Three brothers, 

two identified as James and 

Bryan B. Bell. The same two 

have partial 1839 Whatman 

watermarks in the stock. In 

black frames, 5”x5” and two 

6”h. 5”w. 

$400-$600 

595 - 598 

591 

BENNINGTON CANDLESTICK. 

Vermont, mid 19th century. Flint 

enamel with blue/green accents, 

7”h. 

$250-$450 

592 

CHALK DOVE PENNY BANK. 

American, late 19th century. 

Dove perched on cherry branch. 

Original paint. 11”h. 

$100-$300 

593 

FIGURAL BANK. 

American, late 19th century, 

redware. Molded figure of an 

African American wearing a top 

hat. Worn. 14 1/2”h. 

$200-$300 

594 

DECORATED FOOTSTOOL. 

American, 19th century, pine. 

Original grain painting with stenciled 

bird on branch. Scratches. 6”h., 

7” x 13”. 

$100-$300 

595 

STONEWARE CHURN. 


Stenciled cobalt label with American 

eagle for “A. Conrad, New Geneva. 

Pa”. Crack at rim. 15”h. 

$150-$350 

596 


American, mid 19th century. Applied 

handles and stenciled cobalt label 

with arrows and American shield, 

“Hamilton & Jones, Greensboro, Pa”, 

11 1/2”h. 

$150-$250 

597 



Stenciled floral label “Wilkinson & 

Fleming, Shinnston, W.Va 5”. Stains. 

15 1/2”h. 

$150-$350 

589 - 594 

598 

DECORATED CHEST OF DRAWERS. 

American,19th century, pine and 

poplar. Three dovetailed drawers. 

Cutout feet and a scrolled crest. 

Original faux mahogany graining. 

Imperfections. 42”h. 38 3/4”w. 

17 1/4”d. 

$250-$500 

599 

HOOKED RUG. 

American, late 19th-early 20th 

century, wool and cotton on burlap. 

Red stylized tree flanked by striped 

curvaceous shapes. 29 1/2”w. 39”w. 

Mounted on frame. 

$200-$400 

600 

THREE TREENWARE BOWLS. 

American, 19th century. Natural 

surface and two with old red and 

white paint. Worn. 10”h. 28”d. to 

6”h. 20”d. 

$100-$200 

601 

HANGING BOX. 

Probably American, mid 19th 

century, pine. Shaped back with 

open box, retaining worn blue 

paint. 19 1/4”h. 12”w. 5”d. 

$200-$400 

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American, late 18th century, cherry with line 

inlay. French feet, four dovetailed cockbeaded 

drawers and case with chamfered corners with 

lamb’s tongues. Case has full dust shelves. 

Imperfections. Brasses replaced. 34’h. 

40 1/2”w. 20 1/2”d. 

$250-$500 

603 

BARNYARD SCENE BY CLAUDE 

GUILLEMINET (FRENCH, 1821-1860). 

Oil on panel, signed lower left. Roosters, 

turkey, duck, and guinea pigs in a barnyard. 

16”h. 12 1/2”w., in a period frame, 23”h. 

19 1/2”w. 

$400-$800 

604 

602 

606 

JEMEZ STORY TELLER BY CAROLINE SANDO 

(B. 1963). 

Pottery figure with ninety-seven children and applied 

turquoise and silver accents. Signed on the 

base “Caroline Sando Jemez, NM 1995”. 18”h. 

$250-$500 

607 

AMERICAN INDIAN LIDDED BASKET. 

Northwest Coast, 1st half-20th century. Makah 

basket with polychrome decoration including 

three ducks. Slight imperfections. 3 1/2”h. 

$100-$200 

608 

AMERICAN INDIAN LIDDED BASKET. 

American, ca.1900. Finely woven ovoid form 

with geometric decoration and banding from 

the Makah of the Northwest coast.. Slight 

imperfections. 3”h. 2 1/4” diameter at bottom. 

Ex Medicine Man Gallery (Arizona). 

$100-$150 

609 

HUNTING SCENE BY GERRY METZ 

(ARIZONA, BORN 1943). 

Watercolor on paper, signed lower left. 

Depiction of a trapper in a snowy landscape. 

Matted and framed, 20”h. 16”w. 

$300-$600 

604 

NAVAJO BLANKET. 

Southwest, late 19th century, wool. Ganado wearing 

blanket with whirling logs and rare use of turquoise 

dye. Card with photo of Navajo woman wearing a 

Ganado blanket accompanies the lot. 36” x 65”. 

$300-$500 

605 

PORTRAIT OF AN AMERICAN INDIAN BY 

GARY ZABOLY (TEXAS, LATE 20TH CENTURY). 

Watercolor on paper, signed and dated 1990 lower 

right. Man in buckskins. In a frame, 18 1/2”h. 16 1/2”w. 

$100-$200 


605 

610 

FOUR AMERICAN INDIAN PINCUSHION, 

PAD, AND BASKETS. 

Twentieth century. Beaded velvet pincushion, 

5”l., and a pad, 9”l., both have wear and loss. 

And two baskets, one with lid, 2 1/2”, 5 1/4”h. 

$100-$300 

611 

NAVAJO WEAVING. 

Twentieth century. Two-part with blue, white and 

black geometric designs on red. 4’7” x 6’4”. 

$300-$600 

612 

TWO HOPI POTTERY PIECES. 

Twentieth century. Ladle signed “Laura Tomasi” 

(active 1930-1968). Design has wear. 6”d. And a 

small bowl labeled in marker “Musa Isle”, 5”d. 

$100-$200

613 

BEADED PINCUSHION. 

Iroquois, Niagara area, ca.1910, wool, cotton and glass 

beads. Trilobe cushion featuring a cat, squirrel, and 

rabbit. Hanging strands of beads are intact. 10 1/2”l. 

$200-$350 

614 

TWO BEADED BIRD PINCUSHIONS. 

Iroquois, Niagara area, dated 1904 and 1905, cotton 

and glass beads. One yellow and one tan bird, both 

with perches, holding pincushions in beaks and dated 

under the tails. Both appear complete. 8”l. 8 1/2”l. 

$200-$350 

615 

ACOMA SEED JAR. 

New Mexico, ca.1925, ceramic. Used to store melon, 

pumpkin, sunflower, and bean seeds until planting 

time. Early survivors like this example are uncommon. 

3”h. 4 1/4”dia. Ex Steve Elmore (New Mexico). 

$200-$350 

616 

BEADED PINCUSHION. 

Iroquois, Niagara area, late 19th century, velvet, cotton 

and glass beads. Trilobe cushion featuring a bird and a 

beaver. 11”l. 

$150-$250 

617 

BEADED FRAME. 

Iroquois, Niagara area, dated 1903, wool and glass 

beads. “True Love” worked in beads on the sides. 

10 1/2”l. 7 1/2”w. 

$250-$350 

618 

TWO TURQUOISE RINGS AND PAIR OF EARRINGS. 

Late 20th century. Silver ring with two turquoise stones 

1 1/4”l., and a silver with green turquoise ring, 1 1/8”l. 

Together with a pair of oval-shaped turquoise and silver 

earrings. 1 1/4”l. 

$100-$200 

619 

ZUNI RING. 

Turquoise and silver ring depicting a horse, Late 20th 

century. 

$100-$200 

620 

LADIES’ NAVAJO RING. 

Turquoise, coral and silver ring. Second 

half-20th century. Illegible markings.1 5/8”l. 

$100-$200 

621 

MATCHING ZUNI RING AND EARRINGS. 

Signed by Effie Calavaza, ca.1970. 

Turquoise and coral silver ring accented 

with a snake and matching earrings. 1 1/8”l. 

3/4”l. 

$100-$200 

622 

SQUASH BLOSSOM NECKLACE. 

Navajo silver and turquoise necklace, 

sandcast, 2nd half-20th century. 23”l. 

$200-$300 

623 

CARVED INUIT FIGURE. 

Twentieth century, black soapstone. Hunter 

with goose signed “Ey IH II Abraham” (born 

1951). 8”h. 

$200-$400 

614 - 623 

624 

THREE BASKETS. 


Wooden staves held with bentwood or tin 

bands. 16”h. 12 1/2”d., 2 3/4”h. 4”d., and 

one with old red paint, 3 1/2”h. 6 /12”d. 

$100-$300 

625 

TIN BIRD ON BASE. 

American, 19th century, heavy tin. Fullbodied 

stylized bird with worn original 

paint. On an old roof finial with modern 

base, 34”h. 24”l. overall. 

$300-$500 

626 

PORTRAIT OF A MAN (AMERICAN 

SCHOOL, 2ND HALF-19TH CENTURY). 

Oil on canvas, unsigned. Elderly bearded 

man. 21 1/2”h. 17”w., in a frame, 29 1/2”h. 

25 1/2”w. 

$100-$200 

627 

DECORATED STORAGE TRUNK. 

Probably New England, 1st half-19th century, 

basswood. Dovetailed box retaining 

original paint. 10 1/2”h. 28 1/4”w. 14”d. 

$300-$600 

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630 


628 

628 

DECORATED CORNER CUPBOARD. 

Pennsylvania or Midwestern, mid 19th 

century, poplar. Bracket feet and raised 

panel doors in base, top has applied 

half turnings, door with twelve panes 

of old glass with arched top lights, 

molded cornice. Original red and 

black paint. 86 1/2”h. 30” corner. Ex 

Hary Hartman (Pennsylvania). 

$1,500-$2,500 

629 

EARLY EMBROIDERED BLANKET. 

Probably upstate New York, 1st half- 

19th century, wool. Center seam handwoven 

twill blanket in blue and 

natural windowpane with embroidered 

flowers in blue and gold. 60” x 82”. 

$250-$500 

630 

PENNSYLVANIA JACQUARD 

COVERLET. 

John Mellinger, Lancaster and Lebanon 

Counties, 1837, wool and cotton. 

Center seam, tied Beiderwand, lily 

wreath centerfield with bird and 

rose bush borders. Good fringe. 

71” x 96 1/2”. 

$200-$400 

631 

FIVE PIECES OF BLOWN GLASS. 

American, 19th century. Baroque 

3-mold decanter, GV-8, 9 1/2”h., 

blown decanter, 12 1/2”h., and a clear 

canister with tin lid, 7 1/2”h. 5 3/4”d. 

Together with a pair of small pale 

green float balls, 2 3/4”d. 3-mold has 

small hole. 

$150-$300 

632 

TWO CERAMIC PIECES AND 

CHALKWARE GARNITURE. 

American and European, 19th century. 

Mocha pitcher with stripes and tooled 

green band, 5”h., and a lidded canister 

with running green and pale yellow 

glaze, 8 1/2”h. Together with a 

chalkware urn of fruit with birds, 12”h. 

$100-$250 

633 

FRAKTUR AND FOOTSTOOL. 

American, 19th century. Handcolored 

fraktur printed by Johann Ritter, Reading, 

Pennsylvania. Records the birth of 

Catharina Shuey, Hanover County, 

1808. In a frame, 19 1/2”h. 16”w. And 

a pine footstool with cutout feet and 

brown stain, 7”h. 12”w. 

$100-$200

634 

DOWITCHER SHOREBIRD. 

North Carolina, late 19th century, wood. Root-head 

dowitcher shorebird in original paint with original 

bill. Early crack on right side is filled with wax/pitch. 

On iron stand. 9”l. 

Similar examples can be found in American Bird 

Decoys by William J. Mackey, Jr. on page 176. 

Ex Ted Harmon,(Massachusetts). 

$500-$900 

635 

CAST IRON DOORSTOP. 

American, early 20th century. Woman golfer with 

original paint. Wear. 8 1/2”h. 

$150-$300 

634 - 639 

636 


American, early 20th century. Two cats wearing 

dresses. Original polychrome paint. Wear. 6”h. 

$100-$200 

637 

TWO MINIATURE STONEWARE FIGURINES. 

American, mid 19th century. Two folksy stoneware 

seated cats. Smaller with salt glaze and cobalt spots, 

collar, eyes, ears and whiskers. 4”h. Larger piece is 

hollow and has cream glazed head, grey shoulders 

and brown body and eyes. Imperfections. 4 3/4”h. 

$125-$225 

638 

MINIATURE DECORATED BLANKET CHEST. 

American, 19th century, pine. Original salmon paint 

with house on lid and “Rebecca Gabel 1883”. 6”h. 

11 1/2”w. 6 1/4”d. 

$100-$175 

639 

DECORATED FOOTSTOOL. 

New England, ca.1820-40, pine. Five-board footstool 

in original bittersweet red paint with freehand and 

stencil paint decoration depicting a compote with 

fruits and leaves. 6 1/2”h. 17 3/4” w. 7” d. 

Ex Jewett-Berdan (Maine). 

$300-$450 

640 

DOCUMENT BOX. 

America, early 19th century, pine. Dome-top 

box with centered green and red compass on 

cream ground. Decorative borders with heart 

surrounding escutcheon. Rosehead and square 

nails. Imperfections. 7 1/2”h. 17 3/4”w. 

8 1/2”d. 

$100-$200 

641 

FOLKSY BOX. 

American, 2nd half-19th century, pine. White 

washed ground with carved and inlaid “RK”, 

hearts and diamonds. Fitted interior with four 

drawers. 8 1/2”h. 19 1/2”w. 

$200-$300 

640 - 641 

642 

GROUP OF SEWING OBJECTS, BOX AND 

DOG. 

Nineteenth century. American dovetailed box 

with fitted interior and original grain painting, 

2 1/2”h. 8”w., and group of bone, ivory, wood 

and brass sewing items including punches, 

lace making needles, and button hooks. Together 

with a German composition dog, 4”h. 

$100-$300 

643 

LEATHER BUCKET. 

American or European, 19th century. Thick 

leather held with copper bands and tacks. 

Traces of red on the underside, 10”h. 

$100-$200 

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644 

TWO DRAWER MULE CHEST. 

Probably New England, mid 18th century, pine. 

Applied lid moldings, snipe hinges, bootjack ends 

and base molding. In old red finish. 40”h. 34”w.18”d. 

$300-$500 

645 

HEPPLEWHITE TALL CASE CLOCK. 

Western Pennsylvania, early 19th century, walnut and 

poplar. Broken-arch pediment with floral rosettes, 

string-inlaid case, and resting on ogee bracket feet. 

Eight-day brass movement appears to be signed by 

John Parker of Pittsburgh, with a 

landscape/ship/sun/moon dial arch wheel. 

Imperfections. 97”h. 

$800-$1,200 

644 

645 


646 

646 

PORTRAIT OF A YOUNG GIRL (AMERICAN 

SCHOOL, CA. 1850). 

Oil on canvas, unsigned. Well-done portrait of 

a seated girl with hat and whip seated on a 

portico. Restoration. 36”h. 29”w., in a gilt 

frame, 42 1/2”h. 35”w. Ex Gailey Wilson 

(Pennsylvania). 

$1,500-$2,500 

647 

FOUR PAINTED BASKETS. 

American, late 19th-early 20th century, splint. All with 

fixed handles. Round with short handle in dark green paint. 

4 3/4”h. And rectangular to oval in cream paint. 7 1/2”h. 

Together with two buttocks baskets, one in grey-green paint, 

6 1/2”h. one in green 9”h. 

$200-$400 

648 

TINSEL PICTURE. 

American, 1st half-19th century. Reverse glass painting of an 

urn of flowers signed “Mary Hull”. Framed so the tin foil can 

be seen on the back. Worn. In a frame, 23”h. 17”w. 

$200-$300 

649 

GLOBE ON STAND. 

Cheney’s Terrestrial Globe, Seneca Falls, New York, late 19th 

century. On an oak floor stand. Imperfections. 12”d., 47”h. 

$500-$1,000 

650 

SIX EARLY BLANKETS. 

Eastern United States, 1st half-19th century, wool. Center 

seam blankets, some handwoven, in natural wool with 

varying patterns of red and blue stripes and plaids. 

Imperfections. 66” x 88” to 72” x 78”. 

$100-$200

651 

NEW YORK SAMPLER. 

Mariar L. Fuller, Cape Vincent, Jefferson County, 

early 19th century, silk on linen. Sets of alphabets 

over large basket of flowers flanked by smaller ones. 

Boldly signed by 8 year Mariar who gave her locale 

as Cape Vincent. Good color. In a frame, 21”h. 

21 1/2”w. 

No child with this name was discovered among the 

numerous Fuller families in Jefferson County. 

$450-$900 

652 

LUMBER MILL BY N. FRISK (AMERICAN SCHOOL, 


Oil on canvas, signed lower right. Detailed view of 

a riverside mill and adjoining house. 19 1/2”h. 

23 1/2”w., in a gilt frame, 22”h. 26”w. 

$1,600-$2,400 

653 

DOCUMENT BOX. 

American, mid 19th century, bird’s-eye maple. 

Dovetailed case with brass handle. Lined with 

wallpaper. 7”h. 13”w. 

$300-$500 

654 

PAIR OF CANDLESTICKS AND HISTORIC BLUE 

STAFFORDSHIRE SUGAR AND TEAPOT. 

England, 19th century. Brass sticks “The King of 

Diamonds”, with push ups, 11 1/2”h. Together with 

a covered sugar, Washington at his tomb by Woods, 

7”h., and a teapot with ship scene and shell border, 

7 3/4”h. Both Staffordshire pieces repaired. 

$200-$400 

651 652 

655 

SNUFF BOTTLE. 

American or English, early 19th century, burl, 

shagreen, brass, and bone. Round bottle bound 

with ivory shagreen. Brass stopper mounted 

with dyed coral colored burl cabochon. Rim 

of bottle and spoon are carved bone. 

Imperfections. 4 1/2”dia. 

$250-$500 

656 

MINIATURE PORTRAIT OF JAMES HOPE OF 

PENNSYLVANIA. 

American, 2nd quarter-19th century, watercolor 

on paper. Well-done portrait identified by an 

old inked paper label. In a frame, 9”h. 8”w. 

James Hope built the original Fairmount Waterworks 

in Philadelphia. 

$300-$400 

657 

SANDWICH GLASS VASE. 

American, 1st half-19th century. Canary waffle 

print vase with octagonal base and ruffle edge. 

11 3/4”h. 

$200-$300 

658 

CHIPPENDALE BLANKET CHEST. 

Pennsylvania, late 19th-early 19th century, 

walnut and poplar. Dovetailed case with two 

drawers, interior till with secret compartment, 

original strap hinges, and resting on ogee 

bracket feet. Imperfections. 28 1/2”h. 51 1/2”w. 

23”d. 

$400-$800 

653 - 657 

658 

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660 

659 

1966 CORVAIR MONZA SPORT 

SEDAN. 

Appears to be all original, four door, 

automatic transmission, front bucket 

seats, turquoise exterior and interior, 

odometer reads less then 25,000 miles. 

$1,250-$2,500 

660 

ADVERTISING ILLUSTRATION FOR 

DELAVAL SEPARATOR COMPANY, 

(AMERICAN SCHOOL, CA. 1940s- 

1950s). 

Oil on canvas, unsigned. Graphic image 

of a delivery man with a DeLaval pin, in 

his truck. In the style of advertising images 

by Norman Rockwell. 28”h. 20”w., 

in a black painted frame, 33 1/2”h. 25 1/2”w. 

Most likely done for one of many calendars 

published by the DeLaval Separator 

Company. Founded in 1883 by Gustav 

De Laval, inventor of the first centrifuge 

separator, the company began publishing 

calendars in 1903. These calendars, 

given to customers, included work done 

by many artists including Norman 

Rockwell. Large format calendars for 

dealers were first produced around 1912 

and ran through the 1950s. Most likely 

this is an example of artwork for one of 

these dealer calendars. 

$1,500-$2,500 

661 

TWO FISH DECOYS AND A FOLK ART 

CARVING. 

American, 20th century. Jointed decoy, 

11”l., late decoy, 8 1/2”l., and a piketype 

carved fish impressed “Bryant”, 

19 1/2”l. 

$100-$300 

662 

FOUR MINIATURE WHIMSEY BOXES. 

American, 19th century. Various woods 

including pine and paint. Two miniature 

sliding lid boxes with paint decoration. 

One is ochre with red outlining and star, 

and the other is pale green with red and 

cream. Together with a parquetry inlaid 

puzzle box bank and a naughty whimsy 

that slides open to reveal an articulated 

carving of a nude man. Largest 6”l. 

$150-$300 

663 

MINIATURE PORTRAIT ON PAPER. 

American or European, 1st quarter-19th 

century, watercolor. Image of a girl with 

short dark hair. Overall toning. In a 

composition frame, 5 1/4”h. 4 1/2”w. 

A later note on the back has a partial 

name and date of 1820. 

$250-$500 

659 


664 

GAMEBOARD. 

American, late 19th century, pine. 

Folding board opens to reveal a 

checker game in black and red with 

gold highlights and quarter circle 

fans on the outside and a backgammon 

game in black and grey on 

the inside. Both boards are in good 

surface. Imperfections. Closed 

2 1/4”h. 15 3/4”w. 7 1/2”d. Open 

15 3/4”h. 15 1/4”w. 

$150-$300 

665 

TWO DECORATED BOXES. 

American, late 19th or early 20th 

century. Wood and paint. One 

round band box with lid. Painted 

black with chartreuse trim and 

folksy tulips. Along with a rectangular 

box with hinged lid. Painted in 

ochre with red folksy bird. 

Imperfections. 3”h. 7”dia.; 2 1/4”h. 

9 1/2”l. 7 3/4”w. 

$100-$200 

666 

THREE DECORATED WOODEN 

BOXES. 

American, late 19th century. Pine 

and paint. Including box with red 

and black faux graining and yellow 

flowers. 3 1/2”h. 9 3/4”w. 5 1/4”d. 

Small cream painted box with a 

scalloped skirt., 4 1/4”h. 7 3/4”w. 

4 3/4”d. Along with a rustic ochre 

painted box. 4 3/4”h. 12”w. 


$100-$200 

667 

EAGLE PLAQUE AND TIN WALL 

POCKET. 


century. Large punched tin hanging 

wall pocket with stars and old 

green paint, 11”h. 13 1/2”w., and a 

carved wooden American eagle 

with worn original paint, 29”w. 


$100-$300 

668 

MARBLES. 

American, l9th century, clay. 

Includes white decorated with 

stripes, Bennington, blue and a 

few green and red. Approximately 

120 total. 

$50-$100 

669 

TWO BASKETS. 


century, woven splint. Buttocks 

basket with dark patina, 8 1/2”h. 

plus handle, and a gathering basket 

with worn red paint, 8 1/2”h. plus 

handle. 

$100-$300 

670 

FOLKSY WOODEN EAGLE. 

America, late 19th century. Carved 

and incised wooden eagle with 

spread wings and open beak. 

Imperfections. 10”h. 16”w. 

$150-$350 

671 


American, 19th century, pine and 

paint. Rectangular box with deep 

brown paint and primitive drawings 

of houses and trees. Top has initials 

“AN” on either side of brass handle. 

5 3/4”h. 10 3/4”w. 5 1/2”d. Along 

with a vinegar and putty decoration 

example with a beveled skirt and is 

raised on spool feet. 6 1/2”h. 

11 1/2”w. 6 1/2”d. Imperfections. 

$150-$350 

671A 

TWO KNIFE BOXES. 


pine. Similar with nailed sides 

and turned handles. Original pale 

blue with yellowed varnish, 3”h. 

12 1/2”w., and black and red 

repaint, 4”h. 13 1/2”w. 

$100-$300 

672 

TWO DECORATED JEWEL 

CASKETS. 

American, 19th century. Pine, burl 

veneer, ebony veneer. Stepped lid 

box with red and gold paint 

decoration. Lid has stencil of an 

eight-pointed star. Interior has a 

mirror held in place by gilt liner. 

6 3/4”h. 14”w. 9”d. Along with a 

burl veneered box with rope stringing, 

and bird marquetry inlay on 

lid. ebony inlay escutcheon. Base 

molding. Interior once had a 

mirror. 5 1/4”h. 11”w. 7 1/4”d. 


$150-$300 

673 

SMALL DECORATED BOX AND 

MINIATURE CHEST. 

American, 19th century, pine, 

wallpaper and paint. Small dome 

lid box covered in floral wallpaper, 

with original lock and hinges. 

4 3/4”h. 9 1/4”w. 6”d. Along with 

a miniature chest with bracket feet 

with green paint over light blue. 

Imperfections. 9”h. 15 3/4”w. 9”d. 

$150-$250 

674 

DECORATED CHILDREN’S SLANT- 

FRONT DESK. 

America, 1st half-19th century, 

pine. Top and bottom molding with 

raised lip at bottom of slant front to 

catch pencils. Interior till over small 

shelf. Desk rests on bracket feet . 

Mustard paint. Imperfections. 

12 3/4”h. 17 1/4”w. 11 1/2”d. 

$800-$1,200 

675 

FOUR BLOWN GLASS STORAGE 

JARS WITH TIN LIDS 


Clear glass canisters with tin lids. 

Imperfections. 8”h. to 10 1/2”h. 

$200-$400 

676 

THREE GLASS STORAGE JARS 

WITH TIN LIDS. 


Clear glass canisters with tin lids. 

Taller example is mold blown and 

smaller examples are hand blown 

with pontil marks. Imperfections. 

4 3/4”h. to 10 1/2”h. 

$150-$300 

677 

THREE BLOWN GLASS JARS WITH 

TIN LIDS 

American, mid 19th century. Clear 

glass canisters with tin lids. One 

with original red tin lid and one 

with later gold painted lid. Slight 

imperfections. 12”h. to 13 3/4”h. 

$200-$400 

678 

EIGHT LIGHTING DEVICES. 

American, early 19th century 

and 1st quarter-20th century. Tin, 

wrought iron, and mirror. Wrought 

iron Sticking Tommy, 8”l.; tin 

candlestick 6”h.; hog scraper 

candlestick with working push up, 

7 1/2”h.; wrought iron rush light on 

tripod base, 9 1/2”h., and tin threecandle 

light on conical base, 24”h. 

Together with three 20th-century 

mirrored tin candle sconces. 7”dia. 

to 8”dia. 

$200-$400 

679 


American, 19th century. Pine, paint 

and paper. Small dome lid box 

covered in two different wallpapers. 

3 1/2”h. 6 1/4”w. 4 1/4”d. Along 

with a red and black painted box 

with nice old surface. 5 1/2”h. 

11 3/4’w. 6”d. Imperfections. 

$100-$200 

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680 681 

682 

680 

JACQUARD COVERLET. 

Unsigned, American, 1830-1860, wool and cotton. Two-piece Beiderwand 

in blue and white with squirrel and bird borders. Good fringe. 78” x 82”. 

$200-$400 

681 

FOLK ART WATERCOLOR BY DAVID ELLINGER (PENNSYLVANIA, 1913- 

2003). 

Signed. Colorful songbird with cherry. Inked presentation on back. In a 

decorated frame, 6 1/2”h. 6 1/2”w. 

$200-$300 

682 

CARVED DIORAMA. 

American, early 20th century, wood and found objects. Prison art piece 

with monkeys gambling in a bar setting. Well done with marquetry inlaid 

tables, the monkeys are carved from peach pits. In a glass case, 8”h. 

14 1/2” x 14 1/2”. 

A small number of similar pieces with monkeys or frogs were made in the 

New Hampshire State Prison for Men. A similar example was profiled on 

Antiques Roadshow in Salt Lake City. 

$800-$1,200 

683 

683 

MAGIC LANTERN. 

Germany, 2nd half-19th century, tin. Canister 

type similar to those by Jean Schoenner. Includes 

six strips of glass slides and a kaleidoscope disk. 

Wear. In original fitted case, 15”h. 

$2,000-$3,000 

684 

684 

MAGIC LANTERN. 

England, late 19th-early 20th century, brass 

and tin. Brass lens apparatus and tin smoke cap 

similar to those by Newton & Co. Replaced light 

socket. Black repaint. 13”h. 14 1/2”w. 

$400-$600 

685 

685 



Signed. Songbird flanked by tulips. In a sponge 

decorated frame, 9 1/2’h. 8”w. 

$250-$450 


686 

EARLY MULE CHEST. 

American,18th century, pine. Simple sixboard 

construction with turned front feet 

and cutout rear feet, one drawer with 

wide early dovetailing, and two false 

drawers with replaced brass teardrop 

pulls. Old red and black paint. 

Imperfections. 33 3/4”h. 41”w. 19”d. 

$250-$500 

687 

TWO MINIATURE DECORATED 

CHESTS. 

American, 20th century, pine. Miniature 

panel construction chest with red and 

green paint on bracket feet. Each panel 

and lid is decorated with a stylized star. 

Lid lifts off. 8”h. 12 3/4”w. 7 1/4’”d. Together 

with a miniature hinged lid chest 

with blue paint and fanciful pink and 

white tulip and heart decoration. Interior 

has a miniature till for a little girl’s valuables. 

7”h. 13 1/4”w. 9”d. Imperfections. 

$200-$400 

686 - 687 

688 

APOTHECARY CUPBOARD. 

American, 19th century, pine. Dovetailed 

case, sixteen dovetailed cockbeaded 

drawers in base with open top 

shelves. Old red paint over earlier colors. 

Imperfections. 68 1/2”h. 38”w. 16 

1/2”d. Ex Jane Cieply (Illinois). 

$600-$800 

689 

BOWL AND DECOY. 

American, 19th-20th century. Carved 

wooden bowl with tapered form, 

probably a mortar. Age splits. 8”h. 

14”d. And a mallard drake decoy. 

Some inpainting, 7”h. 

$150-$350 

690 

TWO PAINTED FIRKINS. 

America, late 19th century. Wooden 

stave construction, wood finger bands, 

and fitted lids. Small bucket with 

wire handle and large bucket with 

bentwood swing handle. Both in green 

paint. 6 1/2”h. and 12”h. 

$150-$300 

691 

SEVENTEEN PIN CUSHIONS AND 

EMERYS. 

American, late 19th-20th century, 

mixed materials. Includes velvet carrot, 

beaded strawberries and pillow type. 

1” to 6”. 

$50-$75 

692 

THREE AMERICAN PRIMITIVES. 

Nineteenth century. Two spindle-back 

Windsor side chairs with white repaint 

and a primitive stand with two drawers 

and old worn brown grained repaint. 

28”h. 

$100-$125 

693 

TOLE TRAY. 

American, late 19th century. Large 

octagonal tray with original tulip and 

fruit band decoration. Some wear. 

16” x 22”. 

$200-$400 

688 

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694 

PAIR OF PORTRAITS (AMERICAN SCHOOL, 2ND QUARTER-19TH 

CENTURY). 

Pencil on paper, unsigned. Well-done profiles of mother and daughter. 

Both are cut out and mounted on paper with inked inscriptions “Drawn 

in pencil with the Toes in 1829”. Daughter has repairs. In grain painted 

frames with eglomise mats, 18”h. 14”w. 

$600-$900 

694 

695 

SHERATON CHEST OF DRAWERS. 

Probably western Pennsylvania, 1820-1840, walnut 

and poplar. Four graduated drawers with reeded stiles 

and turned feet. Minor imperfections. 43”h. 41”w. 

20 1/2”d. 

This chest and lot 696 display identical decorative 

and construction characteristics and are almost 

certainly from the same shop. 

$400-$800 

696 

SHERATON TALL CHEST OF DRAWERS. 

Probably western Pennsylvania, 1820-1840, cherry 

and poplar. Two over four drawers with reeded stiles 

and turned feet. Minor imperfections. 48 1/2”h. 

42”w. 20”d. 

This chest and lot 695 display identical decorative 

and construction characteristics and are almost 

certainly from the same shop. 

$500-$1,000 

697 

WILLIAM AND MARY-STYLE DINING TABLE. 

20th century. Mahogany with old dark finish. Turned 

legs and oval top that separates for leaves. 30 1/2”h, 

top opens to 48” x 52”. 

$75-$150 


698 

SEWERTILE CHIMNEY CAP. 

Probably Ohio, late 19th-early 20th century. 

Paneled with scalloped rim. Some chips. 

29 1/2”h. 

$300-$500 

699 

STONEWARE KEG. 

American or English, mid 19th century. Large 

barrel with glazed bands. Hole in the top. 

23 1/2”h. 

$400-$600 

695 - 696 

700 

LADDERBACK ARMCHAIR. 


Old mellow refinishing and old rush seat. 


$75-$150 

701 

WINTER SCENE (AMERICAN SCHOOL, 


Oil on artist board, unsigned. Naive image of 

children sledding near a log cabin. Partial 

Devoe preparer’s label. 12 1/2”h. 18 1/2”w., 

in a frame, 16”h. 22”w. 

$100-$200

702 

BLUE JAY AFTER JOHN JAMES AUDUBON (AMERICAN, 1785-1851). 

Chromolithograph on paper. Bien edition of Birds of America. Large folio, 

plate 231, printed in 1859. In a frame, 37 3/4”h. 25 3/4”w. 

$400-$800 

703 

WHITE NUN AFTER JOHN JAMES AUDUBON (AMERICAN, 1785-1851). 



$400-$800 

702 - 704 

704 

PURPLE MARTIN AFTER JOHN JAMES AUDUBON (AMERICAN, 1785- 

1851). 



$400-$800 

705 

SPECIMEN PRESS. 

American or European, 19th century, mahogany. Shaped boards with three 

leaves and three brass screws. 8”h. 14 1/2”l. 

$250-$500 

706 

MINIATURE CHIPPENDALE BLANKET CHEST. 

American, late 18th-early 19th century, poplar. Dovetailed case with molded 

lid and two dovetailed drawers, bracket feet. Brass pulls, escutcheon, and 

reeded interior till. Imperfections. 10”d. 12 1/2”h. 17”w. 

$500-$1,000 

707 

FOUR BRASS CANDLESTICKS. 

England, 18th-19th century. Scalloped base with ejector hole in socket, 

7 1/2”h., and petal base with seamed construction, 8”h. Together with a pair 

of later beehive sticks with push-ups, 9”h. First two have soldered repairs. 

$200-$300 

705 - 707 

708 

HEPPLEWHITE SLANT FRONT DESK. 

American, early 19th century, cherry. French feet with banded 

inlay around base, three dovetailed drawers with cockbeading 

and hinged lid with fitted interior consisting of pigeon holes, 

eight dovetailed drawers, document drawers, and center 

compartment with door. Old finish. Imperfections. 40 1/2”h. 

42 1/2”w. 20 3/4”d. 

$300-$600 

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709 

HEPPLEWHITE “BONNET” CHEST OF 

DRAWERS. 

Possibly western Pennsylvania, early 19th 

century, walnut, figured walnut, and poplar. Of 

typical form with highly figured veneer on the 

drawers, resting on a shaped skirt and cutout 

feet. Imperfections. 48”h. 48”w. 20 1/4”d. 

$600-$900 

710 

BURL BOWL. 

American, 19th century, ash. Oblong with 

good figure and patina, 4”h. 14”w. 

$600-$900 

711 

TWO TOLE DOME-TOP BOXES. 

New England, mid 19th century. Both have tin 

hasps, wire handles, and dark japanned ground. 

Red and green flowers, 7”h. 10”w.,and berry 

band, 5 1/4”h. 9”w. Imperfections. 

$150-$300 

712 

DECORATED BRIDE’S BOX. 

American or European, 19th century. Oval 

bentwood with laced seams and good original 

decoration of tulips and man and woman in 

colonial dress. Minor edge loss. 8”h. 18”w. 

$800-$1,200 

709 

713 

PAIR OF PORTRAITS 

(AMERICAN SCHOOL, 2ND 

QUARTER-19TH CENTURY). 

Charcoal on paper, unsigned. 

Good portraits of a well-to-do 

couple, the woman wearing a 

brooch and matching earrings. 

In grain decorated frames, 17”h. 

14”w. 

$500-$800 

714 

TWO PIECES OF STONEWARE. 


Watercooler with cobalt flowers 

impressed “Ottman Bros, Fort 

Edward, NY”, 13”h., and a jug 

with cobalt bird impressed 

“White’s Utica”. Chips. 13 1/2”h. 

$100-$300 

715 

TWO FLOOR MATS. 

American, 20th century, wrought 

iron. Made with interlocking 

hearts. 15 ½” x 24” and 

18” x 30”. 

$75-$125 


716 

PAIR OF GARDEN CHAIRS. 

Twentieth century, wrought iron. 

Good folksy detail with stylized 

flowers and foliage on backs. 

41”h. 

$100-$200 

717 

WOODEN CHEESE STRAINER 

AND DRYING RACK. 

American, 19th century, pine. 

Old worn white paint. 8”h. 

27” x 27”. And a three rail rack 

with shoe feet and retaining old 

green paint. 40 1/2”h. 41 1/4”w. 

$125-$225 

710 - 712 

713

718 

GEORGE III TILT-TOP TEA TABLE. 

English, early 19th century. Refinished mahogany and 

satinwood with inlaid banding and center medallion on 

top. Tripod base with brass casters and turned column. 

Imperfections. 28 1/4”h. 30”d. 

$400-$800 

719 

HEPPLEWHITE DROP LEAF TABLE. 

England, early 19th century, mahogany. Tapered and 

chamfered legs with brass cup feet (casters are missing), 

one dovetailed drawer, and drop leaf top. Imperfections. 

26 3/4”h. 33”w. 19”l. (closed) 38”l. (open). 

$200-$400 

720 

LANTERN. 

Probably Pennsylvania, 1860-1875, tinned sheet iron 

and glass. Lantern with original candle cup, 13” h x 

5.5” square. Lot includes a mid 20th-century tin witch’s 

hat snuffer by Phil Kelly, Pennsylvania Farm Museum in 

Landis Valley. 2 1/2”h. 

$150-$250 

718 719 

721 

MINIATURE BLANKET CHEST. 

American, 1st half-19th century, 

pine. Dovetailed case with rosehead 

nails and original Spanish 

brown paint. Painted initials “IR”. 

Bracket feet and applied lid 

molding. Interior till (missing lid). 

Some wear. 10 1/2”h. 19”w. 

$200-$400 

722 

MARITIME SCENE SIGNED JOHN 

COLBY (AMERICAN SCHOOL, 

EARLY 19TH CENTURY). 

Watercolor on paper, signed and 

dated 1814 bottom. Painting after a 

print of a sea battle during the War 

of 1812. The ships Mink and Lydia 

in Boston Bay. Toning and creases. 

In a frame, 12 1/4”h. 17”w. 

$200-$300 

723 

FIVE FRAMES AND THREE 

MIRRORS. 

American, 19th century. Two 

miniature mirrors with original 

paint. Both 6 1/2”h. 5 3/8”w. And 

mirror with applied turnings in gold 

and black paint, 12 3/4”h. 10 

1/2”w. Together with five frames 

with old ,if not original, surface 

decoration. 71/2”h. 6”w. to pair of 

19 1/2”h. 16”w. 

$100-$200 

724 

FOLKSY HANGING SHELF. 

American, 4th quarter-19th century, 

mixed wood. Stick and ball design 

with two small drawers retaining a 

grungy polychrome paint in black, 

green, red, ivory and gilt. 12”h. 

34 1/2”w. 8”d. 

$150-$300 

720 - 722 

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725 

DECORATED WINDSOR BENCH. 

American, 2nd quarter-19th century, 

mixed woods. Plank seat bench with 

half-spindle back and turned legs. 

Retaining original black on brown 

graining with bronzed fruit stenciling 

and yellow striping. 17”h. seat, 

35”h. overall, 71 1/2”l. 

$1,000-$1,200 

725 726 - 732 

726 

NEW GENEVA PITCHER AND FLOWERPOT. 

American, mid 19th century. Brushed slip 

designs. Fuchsia on the pitcher, 9 1/4”h., foliate 

on the flower pot with attached saucer, 7 1/2”h. 

Hairlines. 

$600-$800 

727 

NEW GENEVA PITCHER. 

American, mid 19th century. Brown slip fuchsia 

decoration. 9 1/4”h. 

$400-$700 

728 

STONEWARE PITCHER. 

American, mid 19th century. Straight sided with 

brushed cobalt tulips and impressed “1” in a 

circle. Possibly Remmey (Philadelphia). Applied 

handle. Spout chip.11”h. 

$200-$300 

729 


American, mid 19th century. Cobalt stenciled 

eagle design. 12”h. 

$150-$350 


730 

TREENWARE BOWL. 

American, mid 19th century, maple. Red 

exterior appears original, interior has dark 

patina. 2 1/2”h. 11”l. From an old Connecticut 

treenware collection. 

$150-$300 

731 

TWO STONEWARE CROCKS. 

American, 3rd quarter-19th century. Brushed 

cobalt flowers and impressed labels. Applied 

handles. “FT Wright & Son, Taunton, Mass.” 

and “White & Co., Binghamton”. Hairline. 

Both 7 1/4”h. 8”d. 

$200-$400 

732 

COUNTRY CROCK OR PLANT STAND. 

American,19th century, softwood. Old green 

paint over earlier colors. Chamfered legs with 

porcelain casters and four stepped tiers. 

35 1/2”h. 48”w. 24”d. 

$200-$400 

733 

COUNTRY WATER OR BUCKET BENCH. 

American,19th century, pine. One-board tapered 

ends with cutout feet and three graduated 

shelves. Old patina. 49”h. 53 3/4”w. 13”d. 

$100-$200 

734 

TRIPLE PORTRAIT (AMERICAN SCHOOL, 


Oil on artist board, unsigned. Three siblings and 

pet dog near a railroad track. Some surface wear. 

22”h. 17”w., in a frame, 28”h. 20”w. 

$100-$200 

735 

TWO FOOTSTOOLS. 

Probably American, 19th century, mixed woods 

including pine. Rectangular, cutout ends and 

one apron stenciled in a pattern of birds and 

foliate curves. Retaining original worn green 

paint. 6 1/2”h. 24”w. 7”d. And oval stool with 

wedged construction, retaining original worn 

red paint. 6”h. 12”w. 6 3/4”d. 

$150-$300

736 

COUNTRY SOFA. 

American,19th century, pine. Dovetailed canted base with red 

and cream cushions. 14”h. seat, 30 1/2”h. overall 55 1/2”w. 

$200-$400 

737 

FOLK ART WHIRLIGIG BY JOE MCFALL (AMERICAN, 


Wood, initialed “JMC”. The Food Chain with a woman 

chasing a chicken, chasing a grasshopper. 

736 

McFall is Southern outsider artist whose whirligigs have 

trademark red, white and blue propellers. 

$300-$500 

738 

LARGE FIGURAL GAMEBOARD. 

Twentieth century, wood. Original polychrome paint. 

Articulated limbs with bolts at joints. Head and face have 

some three dimensional carving. 53”h. 

$200-$300 

739 

737 

739 

TRAMP ART HANGING BOX. 

American, early 20th century, found wood. Large size 

with crossbar crests and applied bird cutouts to the sides. 

Added or replaced mirror in front. Minor loss at top of 

crest. 37 1/2”h. 16 1/2”w. 

$300-$500 

738 

740 

ARCHITECTURAL ZINC HEAD. 

American, 2nd half-19th century. Large portrait of an 

American Indian with a stylized feather headdress and 

fruit garland. Verdigris patina. 33”d. 

$600-$1,200 

740 

741 - 741A 

741 

WOODEN PEDESTAL AND 

PLANTER. 


century. Planter with canted 

sides and five holes drilled in 

bottom. In old blue paint. 

15 1/2”h. 13 3/4”“x 13 3/4”. 

And blue and gold painted 

pedestal, possibly lodge piece. 

32 1/4”h. 14 1/2”w. 14”d. 

$100-$200 

741A 

ROCKING HORSE. 

American, late 19th-early 

20th century, wood. Original 

white paint, rockers are blue 

with red striping and base 

shelf has painted landscape 

scene. Wear, harness and 

saddle are incomplete. 

Imperfections. 29”h. 57”l. 

$150-$200 

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742 

FORTY GLASS TULIPS. 

Germany, early 20th century. 

Blown glass tulips in painted 

shades of yellow, white, pink. 

lavender, orange and red. Some 

stems stamped “Germany”. A few 

holes. 7 1/2” to 10 1/2”l. 

$300-$600 

743 

TOLE TRAY. 

American, mid 19th century. Twopart 

octagonal tray with original 

berry decoration on white band. 

Worn. 12” x 17 1/2”. 

$100-$200 

742 - 745 

746 


744 

DECORATED DOME-TOP BOX. 

American, 1st half-19th century, pine. 

Dovetailed with square head nails and 

original flame grain paint. Minor 

imperfections. 9”h. 18”w. 

$100-$300 

745 

FIVE STONEWARE JARS. 


Canning jars with simple brushed 

cobalt designs. Two are sealer types. 

Minor flakes. 6 1/2” to 9 1/2”h. 

$200-$400 

746 

CORNER CUPBOARD. 

Pennsylvania, 1st half-19th century, 

walnut and poplar. One-piece, with 

two eight-pane doors, shaped shelves, 

two drawers, and two paneled doors, 

all on a shaped skirt and cutout feet. 

Imperfections. 84 1/2”h. 55 1/2”w. 

25 1/2”d., requires a 38” corner. 

$800-$1,200 

747 

THREE SIGNS. 

American, 20th century, wood. Original 

paint. Pair that say “Danger” and 

“Detour, 13”h. 29 1/2”w., and one 

“Moving and Storage”, 25 1/2”h. 32”w. 

$100-$300 

748 

LIONEL ELECTRIC TRAIN SET. 

American, mid 20th century. Train 

engine, four cars, track, tunnel, 

switching track, and two Lionel 

transformers. Original box and 

condition. 

$75-$125 

749 

FOLKSY WATERCOLOR. 


Compass star and floral doodle in 

bright watercolors and ink on laid 

paper. The back has an inked exercise 

“Commant (sic) your hand and mind 

your Clay Lydia W.” Tears. In a frame, 

10”h. 11”w. 

$150-$300 

750 

THREE LIGHTING DEVICES. 

American, 19th century. Adjustable 

wrought iron candle holder with 

wooden base, 18”h., and a small grease 

lamp on post with brass base punched 

“HS”, 23 1/2”h. Together with a tin 

cylindrical candle box, 12”d. 

$200-$300

752 - 755 

751 

751 

LANDSCAPE WITH LAKE (AMERICAN 

SCHOOL, 3RD QUARTER-19TH CENTURY). 

Oil on canvas, unsigned. Hills and a road 

leading to a large body of water with sailboats. 

17 3/4”h. 23 3/4”w., in a period gilt frame, 

21”h. 27”w. 

$125-$250 

752 

BETTY LAMP. 

American. Stamped “PD 1835” for Peter Derr 

(Berks County, Pennsylvania). Copper and 

wrought iron with hanger and wick pick. 

6 1/2”h. 

$1,000-$1,500 

753 

FOUR LAMPS. 

American, 19th century, wrought iron. Four 

betty lamps, one with twisted detail, all with 

hangers, 3” to 5”h., and a hanging grease lamp 

with rooster finial, 23 1/2”h. overall. 

$150-$350 

754 

GEORGE III POSNET. 

William Wakley, Bridgewater, Somerset, England, 

late 18th-19th century, bronze or bell 

metal. Long handle with maker’s name, and 

tripod feet . 6 3/4”h. 7”dia. 16 1/2”l. with 

handle. 

$150-$250 

755 

TWO PAINTED DOCUMENT BOXES. 

American, 19th century, pine. Dovetailed with 

original robin’s egg blue paint and brass bale 

handle, 5”h. 12”w., and a box attributed to 

New England with original grain paint. Finely 

alligatored surface. 3 1/2”h. 12”w. Both have 

edge wear. 

$300-$400 

756 

POND SAILER. 

American, early 20th century, wooden. Welldetailed 

model with metal fittings, removable 

masts and cloth sails. 55”l. 

$175-$250 

757 

DRY SINK . 

American,19th century, pine. Tapered legs, 

nailed apron with simple scrolling, and well 

lined with zinc. Old blue paint. 32 1/2”h., 

well is 23 3/4” x 51”. 

$200-$400 

758 

LANDSCAPE SIGNED “THOMAS” 

(AMERICAN, 20TH CENTURY). 

Acrylic on canvas, signed at bottom. Probably 

an Indiana landscape with birches. Retains 

Indiana gallery label. In a frame, 23 1/2”h. 

33 1/4”w. 

$100-$300 

756 - 757 

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759 


Pennsylvania, late 18th-early 19th 

century, walnut and pine. French feet, 

dovetailed case, fluted quarter columns, 

four overlapping dovetailed drawers and 

wide molded cornice. Imperfections. 

53”h. 41 1/2”w. 22 1/4”d. Ex Joe 

Stevens, sold at Garth’s in 1964 (a 

catalog of that sale is included). 

$1,500-$2,500 

760 

PATRIOTIC TEXTILE. 

American or English, 1st half-19th 

century, printed cotton. Oval portrait of 

Washington surrounded by thirteen stars, 

eagle and crossed flags, bordered by 

flowers. In a frame, 16”h. 27”w. Sold at 

Garths, January 8, 2000, lot 51. 

$175-$350 

761 

EARLY PRINTED CLOTH MAP OF 

WASHINGTON DC. 

Probably American, ca.1800, printed 

cotton. Andrew Ellicott’s revision of 

L’Enfant plan for the nation’s capital 

including his notes. Similar to Ellicott’s 

1792 engraving of same. In a gilt frame, 

26 1/4”h. 28 3/4”w. 

$225-$450 

762 

PAIR OF GEORGE III SIDE CHAIRS. 

England, 1760-1775, mahogany. Good 

detail with cabriole legs with acanthus 

carving, gadrooned seat frame, pierced 

splat and shaped crest with carved scroll 

and feather design. Slip seats reupholstered 

in gold floral brocade. 38 3/4”h. 

These chairs represent the prototype for 

similar chairs made in Massachusetts in 

the 1790s. See Downs, American Furniture: 

Queen and Chippendale Periods, 

figures 153 and 154, and also Kirk, 

American Furniture in the British 

Tradition to 1830, figure 891. Similar 

splats were also used in New York, 

Rhode Island, and Philadelphia. 

$1,500-$2,500 

759 

761 

760 

762 - 763 


763 

CHIPPENDALE DRESSING TABLE. 

England, 2nd half-18th century, 

mahogany. Good detail and nice 

small size with cabriole legs, the 

front feet terminating in ball and 

claw feet, scrolled apron, wide 

chamfered and fluted corners 

with lamb’s tongue and three overlapping 

dovetailed drawers with 

original locks and brasses. Molded 

edge top with cutout corners. 

Imperfections. 30”h. 29 1/2”w. 

19 1/2”d. 

$1,000-$2,000 

764 

PAIR OF WROUGHT IRON 

KNIFE BLADE ANDIRONS. 

American, late 18th century. 

Penny feet and seamed brass 

lemon top finials. 15 1/2”h. 

$300-$600 

765 

TABLETOP DESK. 

England, mid 19th century, burlwood 

veneer, mahogany interior. 

Brass hardware and fitted interior 

with leather writing surface and 

ebonized detail. Two glass inks. 

6”h. 16”w. 9”d. 

$200-$400 

766 

INLAID HEPPLEWHITE CHEST 

OF DRAWERS. 

Western Pennsylvania, early 19th 

century, walnut and poplar. Two 

over three drawers with string, 

barber pole, and vine inlays, 

resting on cutout feet. Minor 

imperfections. 38 1/2”h. 

38 3/4”w. 21 1/2”d. 

$800-$1,200 

767 

TERRIERS BY EDWARD ARMFIELD 

(ENGLISH, FL. 1817-1896). 

Oil on canvas, signed lower left. Three 

terriers in the field. Restoration. 16”h. 

12”w, in a gilt frame, 28”h. 23”w. 

$300-$600 

768 

PORTRAIT OF ELIZABETH YOUNG 

(AMERICAN SCHOOL, EARLY 19TH 

CENTURY). 

Watercolor on paper, illegible signature 

and date 1813. Miniaturist portrait of the 

sitter in a Windsor chair. Identified on the 

back as Elizabeth Young, wife of Simeon 

Perkins, died 1825 in New York. In a 

decorated frame, 10”h. 8 1/4”w. 

$400-$800 

769 

BEDWARMER AND PLATE. 

Nineteenth century. American copper 

bedwarmer with turned handle, 43”l., and 

an English Historical Blue Staffordshire 

plate “La Grange”, 10”d. 

$200-$300 

764 - 765 

767 

768 

766 

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770 

770 

BARRET’S MILL BY JUDGE LM HOSIA 

(AMERICAN, LATE 19TH-EARLY 20TH CENTURY). 

Watercolor on paper, initialed and dated July 24, 

1906, at bottom. Pleasant scene of oxen and a 

wooded mill. Inked paper label on the back 

indicating painter and ownership. In a mat and 

frame, 12 1/4”h. 15 1/4”w. 

$200-$300 

771 


American, late 19th century, ash and pine. Round 

bentwood boxes with lapped seams and iron tacks. 

Old green, 2”h. 6”d., brown stain, 2 3/4”h. 6 1/2”d., 

and blue repaint, 3”h. 81 /4”d. Some edge damage. 

$150-$300 

772 

TWO DECORATED STORAGE BOXES. 

American, 20th century. Wood and paint. 

Rectangular box with red and black faux 

graining and escutcheon. 3 1/2”h. 11 1/2”w. 

7 1/2”d. Along with a rectangular box with 

sliding lid, black paint, and faux grained 

cartouches. Imperfections. 4 3/4”h. 7 3/4”w. 

12”d. 

$100-$200 

771 - 774 

773 

DECORATED DOCUMENT BOX. 

America, mid 19th century, Possibly Chester or 

Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, pine. Black 

and red paint and polychrome stencil decoration. 

Square shaped box with fitted interior, 

hinged lid, and brass handle. Top of lid is stenciled 

with fruit and leaves and the front of the 

box has a stenciled design of fruit and a bird. 

The front center of the lid has a name “D.S. 

Cloinger.” The locking mechanism is intact, but 

not functional. Imperfections. 7”h. 15”w. 10”d. 

$150-$300 


775 - 778 

774 

PAIR OF MEETING HOUSE 

BENCHES. 


mixed wood. Straight backs and 

arms. Retains old yellow paint. 

18 1/2”h. seat, 31”h. overall, 131”l. 

$150-$275 

775 

TWO PANTRY BOXES. 


Round bentwood with iron tacks. 

Old dark blue, 6”h. 13”d. Slate 

grey example has some edge 

damage, 4”h. 9 1/2”d., 

$200-$400 

776 

TWO TREENWARE BOWLS. 

New England, 2nd half-19th 

century. Maple from Massachusetts 

with enhanced red exterior. Age 

split. 5”h. 15”w. And birch from 

New Hampshire with original green 

exterior and dark patina inside. 

5”h. 15”d. 

$200-$400 

777 



Stenciled cobalt label with brushed 

tulips “Hamilton and Jones, 

Greensboro, Pa 12”. Stains. 23”h. 

$400-$600

778 

BLANKET CHEST. 

American,19th century, poplar. Six-board, 

with cutout feet, till with lid and hinged lid 

with applied edge molding. Old green paint. 

20 1/2”h. 39 1/2”w. 14”d.. 

$250-$500 

779 

DECORATED HANGING CUPBOARD. 


Dovetailed case, two paneled doors and 

wide beveled cornice. Original faux 

mahogany graining. Interior of doors have 

the names of several members of the “Nyes” 

family. 37”h. 40 3/4”w. 12”d. 

$250-$500 

780 

GAMEBOARD AND SUGAR BUCKET. 

American, late 19th century. Pine board 

with original blue and drilled holes. 

Replaced pegs. 12” x 12” And a stave 

constructed sugar bucket with lid and 

bentwood handle. Original green paint. 

10”h. 

$200-$400 

781 

PAINT DECORATED BUCKET. 

America, late 19th century, pine and tin. 

Possibly Shaker. Wood stave construction 

with original block painted graining over 

ivory. Bale handle. Imperfections. 

6 1/2”h. 7 1/2”dia. 

$150-$300 

782 

THEOREM. 

American, late 20th century, watercolor on 

velvet. Well-done crowing rooster signed 

“Terrence Graham”. In decorated frame with 

heart cutouts, 25 1/2” x 25 1/2”. 

$300-$400 

783 

FOLK ART WATERCOLOR BY DAVID 

ELLINGER (PENNSYLVANIA, 1913-2003). 

Signed. Bookplate-type with bird and heart. 

In a decorated frame, 6”h. 5 3/4”w. 

$200-$400 

784 

PORTRAIT OF A WOMAN (AMERICAN 

SCHOOL, 1830-1835). 

Oil on canvas, unsigned. Woman wearing 

hair comb, gold drop earrings and matching 

pin and large white collar. 21”h. 19”w. 

Unframed. 

$150-$300 

776, 779-781 

782 

784 

783 

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787 

STONEWARE COOLER. 


Ovoid with double handles and 

bright cobalt “8” with stylized 

fruit. Split. 18”h. 

$150-$350 

788 

LARGE BAND BOX. 


Oval bentwood box with 

wooden lid and base, covered in 

blue and salmon floral wallpaper. 

Lined with the Danville 

Intelligence newspaper dated 

1834. Worn. 15 1/2”h. 24”w. 

$200-$300 

789 

BAND BOX BY HANNAH 

DAVIS. 

Jaffrey, New Hampshire, a.1822. 

Floral wallpaper covered box 

lined with 1822 newspaper. 

Label for Hannah Davis (1794- 

1863) on the lid. Wear and 

fading. 11 1/2”h. 18 1/2”w. 

$500-$800 


786 

FOUR PAIR OF LODGE BANNERS. 

Possibly Ohio, early 20th century, silk. 

Each pair has a hand painted banner 

with Odd Fellows symbology and a 

785 

matching embroidered banner. 

Imperfections. 27”h. 20”w. and 

31”h. 22”w. 

$200-$400 786 

790 

STONEWARE JUG. 


Applied handle. Impressed “2” 

with brushed cobalt tulips. 13”h. 

$150-$300 

791 

STONE TROUGH. 

American, 19th century. Roughly 

hewn hardstone. 9”h. 22”w. 

$100-$300 

792 

HOUR GLASS AND TWO 

MIRRORS. 

American, 19th century. Blown 

glass hour glass with black sand 

in a pine frame with glass panels 

and a painted case, 5”h., and 

two fragment mirrors in painted 

later frames, 8”h. 5 1/2”w., 4”h. 

$200-$400 

785 

CHIPPENDALE CHEST OF DRAWERS. 

Pennsylvania, 18th century,. walnut 

with some curl, and poplar Ogee feet, 

dovetailed case, fluted quarter 

columns, four overlapping dovetailed 

drawers and molded edge top. Brasses 

are old replacements in original holes. 

Imperfections. 36”h, top is 

40 1/2” x 21 1/4”. 

$800-$1,200 

793 

DECORATED SLIDE LID BOX. 

American, 2nd half-19th century, pine. 

Original red and brown grain paint. 

Slide lid with divided interior and late 

paper label “Safrina Marble, Maine”. 

Split and minor wear. 4”h. 10 /4”w. 

$150-$350 

787 - 790 

794 

CHALK DOVE AND PAIR OF 

STAFFORDSHIRE CHIMNEY VASES. 

American and English, 2nd half-19th 

century. Dove on cherry branch, 10”h., 

and two vases with horses and cattle, 

12”h. Imperfections. 

$100-$300

795 

LANDSCAPE WITH COWS BY ALBERT FRANCIS 

KING (PENNSYLVANIA,1854-1945). 

Oil on canvas, signed lower right. Wooded 

autumn landscape. Unframed, 22’h. 30”w. 

$500-$1,000 

796 

BATHER ON WHEELING CREEK BY MALCOLM 

PARCELL (PENNSYLVANIA, 1896-1987). 

Oil on canvas, signed lower right. Woman on 

the bank of the wooded creek. Rebacked on 

masonite. 24”h. 26”w., in a frame, 27”h. 30”w. 

$600-$1,200 

797 

HOOKED RUG. 

American, late 19th-early 20th century, wool 

on burlap. Mother duck with two ducklings, 

surrounded by flowers and multicolored border. 

22 1/2”h. 39”w., mounted, 25 3/4”h. 42”w. 

$200-$400 

798 

SHERATON DROP-LEAF TABLE. 

American,19th century, pine. Turned legs, twoboard 

top, and rounded corner leaves. Old red 

paint. Imperfections. 29”h. 48”l. 24”w. (closed) 

42”w. (open). 

$200-$400 

799 

BIRDHOUSE. 

American,19th century, wood and wire. Shaped 

like a country house with old green paint with 

yellow painted decoration and a brown roof. 

Imperfections. 24 ½”h., 26” x 23”. 

$150-$175 

795 

800 

SIX FRAKTURS. 

American, mid 19th century. Handcolored printed 

frakturs. Five birth certificates and a house blessing, 

all printed in Harrisburg or Reading, Pennsylvania. 

Some damage. All in frames, average 18”h. 16”w. 

Together with a replica fraktur with handcoloring. 

In a frame, 15 1/2”h. 14”w. 

$250-$450 

801 

TWO DOME-TOP BOXES. 

American and European, 2nd half-19th century, 

various softwoods. Wire staple hinges and original 

floral paint with sand embellishment, 3 1/2”h. 

7 1/2”w., and paper covered with original 

painted decoration and leather hinges, 4 1/4”h. 

10”w. Imperfections. 

$150-$300 

796 

797 

798 - 799 

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802 

CAST IRON DOG LAWN ORNAMENT. 

American, mid-19th century. Hunting dog with very good detail and 

old black repaint. Tail may have old soldered repair. Rectangular base. 

29 1/2”h. 48”l. 

This dog was cast at the Gray Iron Foundry in Poultney, Vermont 

ca. 1835-1850. 

$6,000-$9,000 

803 

RIVER LANDSCAPE BY WILLIAM MERRIT POST 

(CONNECTICUT/NEW YORK, 1856-1935). 

Oil on board, signed lower left. Autumnal landscape with a house 

and river at twilight. 12”h. 16”w., in a gilt frame, 19 1/4”h. 23 1/4”w. 

$600-$1,200 

802 

804 

AGRICULTURAL LANDSCAPE BY ADOLPH ROBERT SHULZ 

(WISCONSIN/INDIANA, 1869-1963). 

Oil on canvas, signed lower left. Springtime landscape with a rustic 

barn and wagon at center. 30”h. 36”w., in a carved and painted 

frame, 33 1/2”h. 39 1/2”w. 

$4,000-$8,000 

803 

804 


805 

FEDERAL DROP-LEAF TABLE. 

American, early 19th century, cherry. 

Single board top with shaped leaves, 

on straight apron resting on reeded 

legs ending in brass casters. Good, 

rich color. 30”h. 36 3/4” x 23” 

closed. 36 3/4” x 43 1/2” open. 

$1,000-$1,200 

806 

CHIPPENDALE CARD TABLE. 

Philadelphia, 1760-1780, mahogany, 

pine, poplar, and chestnut. Flip-top 

card table with a one drawer and 

resting on carved cabriole legs ending 

in ball and claw feet. Imperfections. 

29”h. 25”w. 17 1/2”d. (closed) 35”d. 

(open). 

$400-$800 

807 

TWO GRAIN DECORATED BOXES. 

American, mid 19th century, pine. 

Both have original graining with partially 

paper lined interiors. 4 1/4”h. 

10 1/2”w. and 5”h. 12 1/2”w. 

$100-$300 

808 

TOLE TRAY. 


century. Original red with gold 

vintage stenciling. 11” x 22”. 

$150-$350 

805 

809 

THEOREM. 

American, mid 19th century, watercolor on velvet. 

Basket of fruit. Cut out and placed on linen. In a 

gilt frame, 15”h. 17 1/2”w. 

$300-$400 

810 

ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE LION. 

Early 20th century. White and tan glaze and glass 

eyes. 11 ½”h. 

$50-$75 

807 - 808 

806 

811 

PAIR OF DECORATED BELLOWS. 

American, 19th century. Original yellow paint 

with red flowers. Brass nozzle. Imperfections. 

16 1/2”l. 

$100-$200 

812 

CAT PORTRAIT (AMERICAN SCHOOL, 

LATE 19TH-EARLY 20TH CENTURY). 

Oil on cardboard, unsigned. Tiger cat. In a 

wide oak frame, 12” x 12”. 

$200-$300 

813 

TOOL CARRIER, TWO PANTRY BOXES AND A 

SET OF SHELVES. 

American, late 19th-20th century. Large carrier 

with cutout handle and old red paint, 12”h. 30”w. 

and two round bentwood pantry boxes in natural 

finish. One is modern with maker’s label. 3”h. 

7”d. 3”h. 8”d. Together with a set of pine shelves. 

Three simple floor shelves with old worn yellow 

paint, 32”h. 37 1/2”w. 8”d. 

$150-$300 

814 

HOOKED RUG. 

American, 1st half-20th century, wool on burlap. 

Reclining grey tiger cat surrounded by foliate 

design. 24”h. 43”w. Mounted for hanging. 

$200-$400 

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815 

ORIENTAL RUG. 

Early 20th century. Room size 

Bidjar. Floral design on a dark blue 

ground and wide green border. 

Wear. 11’4” x 18’11”. 

$10,000-$15,000 

816 

ORIENTAL RUG. 

Kazak. Double prayer pattern with 

ivory border and blue ground. 

4’ x 7’. 

$1,000-$1,500 

817 

ORIENTAL RUG. 

Kazak. Multiple borders and 

blue ground. Patch. 

4’8” x 7’9”. 

$400-$800 

818 

ORIENTAL RUG. 

Mid 20th century. Northwest 

Persian with red ground and olive 

border. 5’1” x 6’10”. 

$400-$600 

819 

ORIENTAL RUG. 

Early 20th century. Caucasian 

Shirvan Kilim saddle cover in reds 

and blues, 4’1” x 3’5”. 

$500-$1,000 

820 

ORIENTAL RUG. 

First quarter 20th century. Room 

size Soumak in earth tones, 

7’ x 10’3”. 

$1,000-$1,500 

821 

TWO ORIENTAL RUGS. 

Twentieth century. Kurdish with animal 

motifs on a polychrome field. 

3’9” x 9’5” and a Belouchistan in 

browns and black, 3’ x 4’. 

$600-$1,200 

822 

ORIENTAL RUG. 

Twentieth century. Shirvan Kilim in 

shades of red and blue. Some loss. 

4’7” x 9’. 

$500-$1,000 

823 

ORIENTAL RUG. 

South Caucasian prayer with red 

ground and polychrome borders. 

Worn. 3’ x 5’6”. 

$700-$900 

824 

ORIENTAL RUG. 

Southwest Persian. Figural with 

blue ground. Wear. 4’2” x 5’3”. 

$500-$1,000 

825 

TWO ORIENTAL RUGS. 

Twentieth century. Hamadan, 3’10” 

x 6’ and a Lillihan, 4’6” x 6’3” both 

in dark blue. Varying wear. 

$400-$600 

826 

ORIENTAL RUG. 

First half-20th century. Room size 

Sarouk with burgundy ground and 

wide blue borders. 9’6” x 11’6”. 

$1,500-$2,500 

827 

THREE ORIENTAL MATS. 

Twentieth century. Hamadan, 

Yelemeh and Kurdish Jaf bag face. 

Varying wear. 2’ x 2’8” to 3’ x 4’5”. 

$300-$500 

816 

828 

ORIENTAL MAT. 

Twentieth century. Lanbaran with 

red ground. 3’ x 4’. 

$200-$400 

829 

ORIENTAL RUNNER. 

Mid 20th century. Ingeles in shades 

of red. 2’” x 20’. 

$800-$1,200 

830 

ORIENTAL RUG. 

Iran, ca.1900. Mahal with serebend 

pattern on blue ground. Pile wear. 

4’ x 6’6”. 

$400-$800 

815 


831 

ORIENTAL MAT. 

Ca. 1940. Yezd Kirman. Pale blue 

border and green ground. 

1’6” x 2’3”. 

$100-$150

832 

ORIENTAL RUG. 

Late 20th century. Turkish rug in 

ivory with red and blue. 2’8” x 4’4. 

$150-$300 

833 

HEPPLEWHITE CHEST OF 

DRAWERS. 


cherry and poplar. Cutout feet, 

scrolled apron, and four dovetailed 

drawers in a beaded frame. 

Replaced turned wooden pulls. 

45 3/4”h. 38 3/4”w. 18”d. 

$300-$600 

834 

DECORATED RECAMIER. 

Midwestern, or possibly Canadian, 

mid 19th century, maple and 

chestnut. Folksy classical couch 

with old red and blue paint. 15”h. 

seat, 33 1/2”h. overall, 78 1/2”l. 

$400-$600 

835 

TWO RACKS. 

American, 18th-19th century, pine. 

Shaped game rack with carved 

compass stars and worn green paint 

over salmon ground, 9”h. 36”w., 

and a hanging rack for a mortar 

and pestle. Dark brown repaint. 

Imperfections. 19”h. 22”w. 

$300-$600 

836 

PORTRAIT OF A MAN 

(AMERICAN SCHOOL, CA. 1850). 

Oil on canvas, unsigned. Seated 

man holding a document “The 

Land of ...”. Restored. Unframed, 

30”h. 26”w. 

$100-$200 

837 

MIRROR AND COUNTRY QUEEN 

ANNE SIDE CHAIR. 


Side chair attributed to Southern 

Connecticut. Turned with vase 

splat. 16”h. seat, 39”h. overall. 

And a transitional Chippendale to 

Hepplewhite mirror. Inlaid frame 

with carved crests. 29”h. 12”w. 


$200-$400 

838 

FEDERAL MIRROR. 

American, 1st quarter-19th century, 

pine. Applied half turnings, vintage 

tablet and architectural crest with 

drops. Regilt. 31 1/2”h. 19 1/2”w. 

$100-$300 

839 

BURL BOWL. 

American Indian, possibly 18th 

century, elm. Large burl bowl with 

carved handles and some figure. 

9”h. 24”w. 

$200-$500 

840 

TWO FRAMES. 


Beveled with original flame 

graining, 14” x 18”, and one with 

applied half turnings and black 

repaint framing a mirror, 15 1/4”h. 

13 1/4”w. 

$100-$300 

841 

CAST IRON MOLD AND MORTAR 

AND PESTLE. 

American, early 20th century. 

Mortar and pestle made in the tool 

and die shop of James Motl of 

Cleveland, Ohio, 5”h., and a twopiece 

lamb mold marked “Motl”, 

8 1/2”h. 

$150-$300 

842 

JUG, DOORSTOP, AND GOOSE. 

American, 20th century. Stoneware 

jug with albany slip, 10”h., cast 

iron Boston Terrier doorstop, 

10 1/2”h., and a papier mache lifesize 

swan with removable head, 

10 1/2”h. 

$100-$300 

843 

THREE PIECES OF GLASS. 


Canary pattern bowl, 6”d., and salt, 

2 3/4”h. Together with a cobalt blue 

ribbed shaker, 4 3/4”h. Ex Mackle 

Collection. 

$200-$400 

844 

HOOKED RUG. 


wools and cottons on burlap. 

Quatrefoil floral design within a 

diamond on striped ground. Good 

color. 40” x 43”. Mounted. 

$200-$400 

845 

PLANT STAND. 

American or English, late 

19th century, cast iron. 

Arms with nine saucers 

were probably meant to 

swivel, but are now stationary. 

Tripod base with 

decorative cast detail. 

28 1/4”h. 

$100-$200 

846 

EIGHT PENNSYLVANIA COUNTY 

ATLAS PRINTS. 

Handcolored prints from late 19th 

century Greene County Atlas depicting 

residences, farms and business. 

Matted in dark green, seven 

in black frames, one in mahogany. 

12 1/4”h. 19”w. to 20”h. 14 1/4”w. 

$175-$350 

847 

FOLK ART LONG BOAT. 


century, carved wood. Original 

polychrome paint. Boat has high 

bow and stern with rudder support 

and one mast. Imperfections. 48”l. 

$100-$150 

848 

WINDSOR BENCH. 


mixed woods. Splayed legs and 

stretcher base, one-board seat, spindle 

arms and back with curved 

crest that has decorative shape. 

Imperfections. 35 ½”h. 74”l. 

$800-$1,200 

833 

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849 - 850 

849 

GIRL WITH DOG BY GEORGE KNAPP 

(NEW YORK, 1833-1910). 

Oil on canvas, paper label. "This portrait 

of Ella Woolson Wales was painted by 

Geo. W. Knapp, Syracuse in 1861". 

Full-length figure of Ella seated with her 

dog. Minor imperfections. In original 

gilt frame, 46”h. 39”w. 

$800-$1,200 

850 


Possibly western Pennsylvania, early 

19th century, curly walnut and poplar. 

Four graduated drawers with ivory 

escutcheons and string inlay, resting on 

French feet. Imperfections. 37”h. 38”w. 

20 1/2”d. 

$400-$800 

851 

SAMPLER. 

M. Gray, British Isles, 1794, silk on 

linen. Marking sampler signed “Done 

by me aged 13”. Birds, crowns and 

initials ending in “G”. In a frame, 

13 1/2”h. 11 1/2”w. 

$125-$250 

852 

EIGHT PENNSYLVANIA COUNTY 

ATLAS PRINTS. 

Handcolored prints from late 19th 

century Greene County Atlas depicting 

residences and farms. Matted in dark 

green, six in black frames, one in green 

and one in natural wood. 12”h. 

18 3/4”w. to 13 1/2”h. 20”w. 

$175-$350 

853 

EIGHT COUNTY ATLAS PRINTS. 

Handcolored prints from late 19thcentury 

Allegheny and Washington 

County, Pennsylvania Atlases, depicting 

residences, farms and business. 

Doubled matted, three in green frames, 

five in gilt frames. 13 1/2”h. 16 1/2”w. 

to 23 1/2”h. 29 1/2”w. 

$175-$350 

854 

GEORGE III DINING OR BANQUET 

TABLE. 

England, late 18th century, mahogany 

and mahogany veneer on pine. Threepart 

table with square legs with inside 

chamfer. Imperfections. 30 1/4”h. 46”w. 

121”l. 

$500-$1,000 

855 

THREE CANDLE STICKS. 

American, 19th century. Wrought iron 

spiral on wooden base, 9 1/2”h., birdcage 

on wooden base, 6 3/4”h., and a 

copper stick with saucer base and push 

up, 7 3/4”h. 

$100-$200 

856 

TWO LAMPS. 

American, 19th century, tin. Betty lamp 

on a tidy, 11”h. overall, and a kettle 

lamp, 9”h. 

$100-$300 

857 

GOAT WEATHERVANE. 

Twentieth century. Good silhouette with 

weathered red paint. 26 ½”h. 31”w. 

$100-$150 

858 

PORTRAIT OF A WOMAN (AMERICAN 

SCHOOL, LAST QUARTER-19TH 

CENTURY). 

Oil on canvas, unsigned. Woman 

dressed in black. Flaking. Unframed, 

27”h. 22”w. 

$100-$200 

859 

“BINGEN AM RHEIN” (GERMAN, 


Ink on muslin, illegible signature at 

bottom. Same scene of the town of 

Bingen Am Rhein as the engraving in 

William Clarkson Stanfields’s Traveling 

Sketches published in 1833. Not 

framed, 23 1/2”h. 16”w. 

$100-$200

861 

860 

860 

MASSACHUSETTS FAMILY RECORD. 

Sally F. Leighton, Middlesex County, 1829, 

silk on linen. Birth dates for Francis and 

Mary Leighton and their nine children, 

death dates for two of the children worked 

in black thread. Signed and dated on 

bottom. In a frame, 21 1/2”h. 20 3/4”w. 

Newspaper clipping on reverse states the 

needlework was done in Natick at a district 

school. The 1830 Massachusetts census lists 

a Francis Layton (Leighton) in Natick with 

children of corresponding ages. 

$400-$700 

861 

AMERICAN SAMPLER. 

Margaret Teggart, possibly Pennsylvania, 

1822, silk on linen. Rows of alphabets over 

name and date, basket, heart, birds and 

curly tailed dog. Good colors. In a frame, 

18”h. 11 1/2”w. 

862 

FEDERAL DESK-AND-BOOKCASE. 

Possibly western Pennsylvania, early 19th 

century, walnut and poplar. Two-piece, the 

upper section with reeded and paneled 

doors and adjustable shelves, the lower 

section with a desk compartment over four 

graduated drawers, all on French feet. Silver 

half moon face escutcheon. Imperfections. 

90 1/4”h. 43 1/2”w. 13 1/2”d. 

$1,000-$2,000 

863 

HANGING CUPBOARD. 

American,19th century, curly maple, 

walnut and poplar secondary wood. One 

dovetailed drawer in base, door has two 

raised panels. Reeded top edge molding. 

Old brasses, one drawer brass is missing 

bale. Refinished. 32 1/2”h. 27 3/4”w. 

11 1/2”d. 

$150-$175 

Several girls of the appropriate age were 

located in Pennsylvania, all with slight 

variation on spelling of last name. 

$225-$450 

862 

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865 

864 

866 

864 

HOOKED RUG. 

American, late 19th-early 20th century, mixed fibers 

including wool. Lion in oval with floral spandrels. 

Imperfections. On a stretcher. 30 ½”h. 56 ½”w. 

$150-$350 

865 



Signed. Distlefink in the Rockhill manner. In a sponge 

decorated frame, 8”h. 7”w. 

$200-$300 

866 

COPPER TRADE SIGN IN THE FORM OF A TORCH. 

American,19th century. Hollow with very good detail 

and old verdigris patina. Imperfections. 41”h. 

$250-$500 

867 

LARGE TREENWARE BOWL. 

American, 19th century, hardwood. Boldly turned with original red 

exterior and worn yellow interior. Age splits and repair. 6”h. 23”d. 

$350-$650 

868 

BOX. 

American, 1st half-19th century, pine. Slide lid box with original 

dark salmon paint. Edge damage to lid. 10”h. 21 1/2”w. 

$100-$200 

867 - 869 

869 

QUEEN ANNE WORK TABLE. 

American, late 18th-early 19th century, pine and walnut. Round 

turned legs with worn down duck feet, one dovetailed drawer. 

Removable three-board top. Imperfections. 28 1/2”h., top is 

30 3/4” x 47 1/2”. 

$300-$600 


870 

DIMINUTIVE STEP-BACK CUPBOARD. 

American, 2nd half-19th century, pine. Onepiece 

cupboard, single door top with two deep 

dovetailed drawers in base. Old red over earlier 

mustard graining. 69”h. 28 1/2”w. 21 1/2”d. 

$300-$600 

871 

DECORATED TABLETOP DESK. 

New Hampshire, 2nd quarter-19th century, 

birch. Dovetailed with fitted interior and original 

heart medallions on grey. Wear, replaced felt. 

10”h. 18”w. 8”d. 

$200-$500 

872 

DECORATED BIBLE BOX. 

From Goshen, West Chester County, Pennsylvania, 

19th century, pine. Dovetailed case with 

original flame graining. Staple hinges with 

molded lid edge. Age splits. 8”h. 21”w. 15”d. 

$300-$600 

873 

GREASE LAMP. 

Attributed to Samuel Routson, Doylestown, 

Wayne County, Ohio, mid 19th century, redware 

with albany slip. Double spout with saucer 

base and applied handle. Imperfection. 7”h. 

$800-$1,200 

871 - 873 

874 

LARGE ARCHITECTURAL VENT. 

American,19th century, wood. Fan shaped 

vent with radiating slats. 49”h. 53 1/2”w. 

$250-$425 

875 

HANGING MEAT RACK AND A DECORATED 

BOX. 

American, late 19th-early 20th century, pine. 

Original green, red and yellow paint on old 

packing box, lid inscribed. 12”h. 14 1/2”w. 

12”d. And scalloped American or 

European pine rack with wrought 

hooks. 58 3/4”w. 

$100-$200 

876 


American,19th century, pine and poplar. Cutout 

feet and scrolled apron with applied base molding. 

Old red paint. Imperfections. 23 1/2”h. 

42”w. 16 1/2”d. 

$200-$400 

877 

PAIR OF WINDSOR-STYLE 

COMB-BACK ARMCHAIRS. 


century, mixed woods. 

Imposing size and boldly 

turned with old worn finish. 

18 1/2”h. seat. 47”h. overall. 

$300-$450 

870 

874 - 876 

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878 

SOUTHERN PLANTATION SCENE 

(AMERICAN SCHOOL, LATE 19TH-EARLY 


Oil on canvas, unsigned. Plantation 

house, slave quarters, and two riverboats. 

Restoration. 17 1/2”h. 21”w., in a gilt frame, 

22”h. 25 1/2”w. 

$200-$400 

879 

HUDSON, NEW YORK, TOLL HOUSE 

(AMERICAN SCHOOL, LATE 19TH-EARLY 


Oil on artist board, unsigned. Tall open 

structure spanning the road in front of a large 

stone house. 12”h. 17 1/2”w., in old grain 

decorated frame. 14 3/4”h. 20”w. 

Identified from ca.1907 photograph. The stone 

house is still standing on Rt 23B south of 

Hudson. 

$75-$150 

880 

POCKET WATCH CLOCKMAKER’S TRADE 

SIGN. 

Found in Maine, 19th century, zinc. Two sided 

with old worn gold, black and white paint. 

“Bourisk”. Imperfections and one side is more 

worn. 40”h. 29”w. Ex Harry Hartman 

(Pennsylvania). 

$250-$400 

881 

DESK BOX. 

American,19th century, pine with old red. 

Dovetailed case, applied base and lid edge 

moldings, slant top lid and shaped crest. Imperfections. 

15 1/2”h. 30 1/2”w. 15”d. With a 

modern reproduction tapered leg base. 31”h. 

$100-$150 

882 

BRIGHAM YOUNG’S STORE BY DOUGLAS 

SNOW (UTAH, 1927-2009). 

Mixed media on artist board, signed on back. 

Interior of general store. 12”. 16”w., in a gilt 

frame, 15 1/2”h. 20”w. 

$200-$400 

878 

879 

883 

HEPPLEWHITE CORNER WASH STAND. 

England, 19th century, mahogany with banded inlay. 

Delicate square legs with outward turning feet and base 

shelf. Bowed mid- level shelf with one drawer and two 

false drawers and conforming bowed top shelf with high 

gallery back. Imperfections. 40 1/4”h. 21 3/4”w. 15 1/2” 

corner. 

$200-$400 

880 - 881 

884 

QUEEN ANNE DRESSING TABLE. 

American,18th century, cherry. Made from the base of a 

high chest of drawers, with cabriole legs with pad feet, 

case with apron drops, and three dovetailed drawers with 

carved sunbursts. Imperfections. 30 3/4”h. 38 3/4”w. 

21 1/4”d. 

$300-$600 


885 

AMERICAN TRADE SIGN. 

Possibly Iowa, late 19th-early 20th century. 

Wood with weathered polychrome paint 

on a white ground. “Elgin” watch with 

“Gholston Watch Repairing” on both 

sides. 45”h. 25 ¾”w. 

$175-$250 

886 

TWO PORTRAITS (AMERICAN SCHOOL, 

CA. 1840). 

Oil on canvas, unsigned. From New 

Hampshire. Woman in fancy cap and 

jewelry, 30”h. 25”w., and a man dressed in 

black, 29 1/2”h. 23 1/2”w. Imperfections. 

Similar frames, 33”h. 29”w. 

$300-$600 

886 

885 

887 

OCULIST TRADE SIGN. 

American,19th century, zinc. Original 

polychrome paint with some wear, but 

great color. In the shape of spectacles with 

eye balls and: “Oculists prescriptions 

Compounded, J. H. Bayley, OPT.D.” 14 ¼”h. 

36”w. 

$500-$800 

888 

DIMINUTIVE MULE CHEST. 


poplar. Cut out feet, base and lid edge 

moldings, one dovetailed drawer, and lift 

top. Initials “HP” painted on back. 

Imperfections. 29 1/2”h. 30 1/2”w. 13”d. 

$300-$600 

889 

CARNIVAL SCENE BY ARTHUR KILLEN 

(AMERICAN, 20TH CENTURY). 

Oil on canvas, signed lower right. Circus 

performers. Repairs. 20”h. 16”w., in a gilt 

frame, 27 ½”h. 23 ½”w. 

$100-$200 

890 

FOLK ART STAG HEAD. 

Michigan, 19th century. Carved wooden 

head with “corner” bracket. Real stag horn 

antlers. Imperfections. 17”h. 

$75-$100 

891 

SALT BOX, MINIATURE CHEST, AND 

APOTHECARY CHEST. 

American, 19th century. Pine salt box 

with canted sides, retaining old green paint. 

7 1/2”h. 9”w. 5 1/4”d. And three-drawer 

chest with wooden knobs in crazed green 

over lighter green paint.,16 1/2”h. 11”w. 

8 3/4”d. Together with six-drawer apothecary 

case in pine with old black paint. Square 

nail construction and spool pulls. 21 1/2”h. 

18 1/2”w. 13”d. 

$125-$250 

892 

SHAKER SIEVE. 

American, late 19th century. Adjustable 

sieve with partial paper label “A.S. Clough, 

Meredith, New Hampshire”. 18” x 18”. 

$200-$400 

887 - 888 

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893 

DECORATED SETTLE BENCH. 

American, mid 19th century. Splayed turned legs 

and stretcher base, one-board seat, scrolled 

arms, bootjack splats, and shaped crest. Original 

brown paint with yellow and white striping and 

polychrome fruit, foliage and flower decoration. 

Imperfections. 37”h. 75”l. 

$500-$800 

894 

MORTAR AND PESTLE RACK. 

American, 2nd half-19th century, pine. Shaped 

rack with brass mortar and pestle and six pewter 

spoons. 16 1/2”h. 19 1/2”w. 

$300-$500 

895 

GRENFELL MAT. 

Labeled for “Grenfell Labrador Industries”, 

Labrador and Newfoundland, Canada, 1900- 

1935, hooked burlap. Goose flying over pine 

trees. 16 1/2”h. 21 1/2”w. 

$150-$300 

896 

MODEL OF AN EARLY STEAM SHIP WITH 

AMERICAN FLAG. 

American, late19th-early 20th century. Original 

case with glass front and mirrored back. 

Imperfections. 11 1/2”h. 25 1/2”w. 6 3/4”d. 

$150-$350 

897 

AUTOMOBILE WEATHERVANE. 

American, 20th century, sheet iron. Touring 

car and driver in cream-colored paint. 30”l. 

$200-$400 

898 

FOLK ART CHECKERBOARD, SAND BOTTLE, 

AND CHAIN. 

American, 20th century. Includes a multicolor 

sand bottle with geometric designs, 8”h., a 

carved pine chain, 53”l., and a folding checkerboard 

with a hand painted scene of a Victorian 

cottage with a sign in front reading “Gladiolas 

For Sale,” 8”l. 

$200-$400 

899 

ILLUMINATED LEAF, EARLY NEWSPAPER, AND 

TOMBSTONE RUBBING. 

Ink on vellum manuscript page, Italian, 13th 

century, with red and blue illuminated letters, 

matted and framed, 17”h. 13”w., and a 1712 

copy of The Spectator, number 357, Saturday, 

April 19, 1712, London: printed for Sam 

Buckley, includes an essay on the publication 

of the tenth book of Milton’s Paradise Lost. 

Together with a rubbing of the 1760 tombstone 

of Agnes Crawford of Rutland, Massachusetts, 

commissioned by American Heritage, matted 

and framed, 18 1/2”h. 31 1/2”w. 

$150-$300 

900 

WATERCOLOR AND PAIR OF BORGHESE 

SILHOUETTES. 

Portrait of girl in blue dress, signed and dated 

Anne Childs. In a frame, 13 1/2”h. 11 1/4”w. 

And silhouettes labeled Henry Clay and John 

Tyler printed by Borghese early 20th century. In 

old gilt frames, 12 1/2”. 9 1/2”w. 

$75-$100 

901 

TWO VASES. 

China, 20th century, porcelain. Hand decorated. 

Ribbed with blue flowers, 18”h., and black with 

scenic reserves, 15”h. 

$200-$400 

902 



Signed. Bird on branch. In a smoked frame, 8”h. 

7 1/2”w. 

$150-$300 

903 

LODGE AXE. 

American, early 20th century, pine. Carved 

wood Odd Fellows axe with original heart in 

hand on blade. Imperfections. 30”l. 

$100-$150 

894 

893 


904 

QUEEN ANNE MIRROR. 

England,18th century, mahogany veneer on pine. 

Carved and gilded garlands and scrolls and phoenix 

finial. Imperfections. Old and possibly original 

beveled edge glass. 40”h. 19 1/2”w. 

$400-$800 

905 

PORTRAIT OF A YOUNG BOY (AMERICAN, 1846). 

Watercolor on paper, illegible signature. Full-length 

portrait of a child in red dress, holding a whip. 

Signed _ Keshaw [?] 1846. In a frame having a crazed 

black surface, 11 1/2”h. 9”w. 

$500-$900 

907 

904 

906 

CHILD WITH DOG (AMERICAN SCHOOL, MID 19TH CENTURY). 

Oil on canvas, unsigned. Well-done image of small child with 

protective black dog. New York preparer’s label. Repairs. 24”h. 

30”w., in a frame, 32”h. 38”w. 

$1,000-$1,500 

907 

WINTER LANDSCAPE BY EDWARD STRATTON HOLLOWAY 

(PENNSYLVANIA, 1859-1939) 

Oil on canvas, signed lower left. Country road in winter. 

Restoration. 20”h. 36”w., in a frame, 30”h. 47”w. 

$1,000-$1,500 

908 

905 

906 

908 


Harriet McCoy, New Hampshire, 1836, silk on linen. Floral baskets, 

hillocks, trees and a feathered plume similar to the Canterbury 

sampler motif. Signed and dated. In a frame, 18 3/4”h. 16 3/4”w. 

A Harriet McCoy is listed as being born in Goffstown, Hillsboro Co., 

in February 1821. She was the fourth of ten children born to Nathan 

and Bathsheba (Sargent) McCoy and married W.W.Graves in 1850. 

$800-$1,600 

909 

PORTRAIT OF THREE YOUNG GIRLS SIGNED WILLIAM EDWARD 

FROST (BRITISH 1810-1877). 

Watercolor on paper, signed “W E Frost 1831” lower center. Detailed 

painting of three children under a large tree, two girls in blue, both 

holding dolls, and a young girl with cap sitting on ground with pull toy. 

A conservatory appears in the background. 9 3/4”h. 7”w. In a frame, 

14 3/4”h. 12 1/4”w. 

$400-$800 

909 

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910 

HOUSE AND TREES 



Gouache on artist board, 

unsigned. Nicely done image of 

a white house with picket fence. 

Edge loss. Behind glass in a gilt 

frame, 17”h. 20”w. 

$150-$350 

911 

DIMINUTIVE SHERATON 


American,19th century, poplar. 

Turned feet and dovetailed case 

with base edge and lid moldings. 

Old worn yellow graining 

on a white ground. Imperfections. 

17”h. 30 1/2”w. 13 3/4”d. 

$300-$600 

912 

WINDSOR STAND. 


birch. Turned legs with mortised 

and pinned frame, one-board 

top with molded edges, chamfered 

underside, and cut corners. 

Cleaned down to old red 

with traces of white remaining. 

Top has stains and slight warp. 

23”h., top is 16 1/2” x 17”. 

$200-$400 

913 

HEPPLEWHITE WORK TABLE. 

American,19th century, birch 

and pine. Square tapered legs, 

mortised and pinned apron, and 

one dovetailed drawer. Breadboard 

top has hinged leaf in 

back. Imperfections. 281/2”h. 

42 1/4”w. 26 1/2”d with 9 1/2” 

leaf. 

$200-$400 

914 

HANGING BOX. 

English or American, mid 19th 

century, pine. Shaped back with 

three pocket shelves with worn 

ivory paint. Molded edge 

shelves and tapering sides. 

20”h. 13”w. 5”d. 

$200-$400 

915 

FEDERAL STAND. 


mahogany, mahogany veneer, 

pine and poplar. Applied beading 

on the two drawers, delicate 

tapered legs. 27 1/2”h. 17”w. 

13 3/4”d. 

$200-$400 

916 

DECORATED CENTER TABLE. 

American,19th century, birch 

and pine. Square posts with 

turned legs, shelf with scalloped 

gallery, one dovetailed drawer, 

and top with good overhang. 

Old brown paint with yellow 

striping and yellow flourish on 

two-board top. Imperfections. 

27 1/2"h. 26 1/4"w. 23 3/4"d. 

$200-$400 

917 

QUEEN ANNE TAVERN TABLE. 

American,18th century, hardwood 

and pine. Small size, 

cleaned down to traces of old 

paint. Turned legs (button feet 

are worn down), mortised and 

pinned apron, and molded edge 

one-board top. Imperfections. 

24 1/4”h. 30 1/2”w. 19 1/4”d. 

$800-$1,200 

918 

TWENTY-FIVE CUT GLASS 

DRINKING GLASSES. 

Pittsburgh, 2nd quarter-19th 

century, clear glass. Bakewell. 

Tumblers, flutes, and three 

punch cups. 3” to 6 1/4”h. 

$150-$300 

910 

919 

GROUP OF STONE FRUIT. 


Approximately thirty pieces of fruit including 

apples, oranges, bananas, grapes, figs, 

lemons and a pomegranate. Original 

polychrome paint. 

$200-$400 

920 

GROUP OF STONE FRUIT. 


Approximately thirty pieces of fruit including 

apples, oranges, bananas, grapes, figs, 

lemons. Original polychrome paint. 

$200-$400 

921 

FOUR PIECES PILLAR MOLD GLASS. 

Pittsburgh, 2nd quarter-19th century, clear 

glass. Two celeries, 8 1/2”h. and 10 1/2”h. 

And one vase, 10 1/4”h. Together with a 

decanter. 12”h. 

$150-$300 


911 - 913 

922 

WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA 

ATLAS. 

Caldwell’s Illustrated Combination 

Centennial Atlas of Washington Co. 

Pennsylvania by J.A. Caldwell, published in 

Condit, Ohio in 1876. Two hundred twentyfive 

pages. Tall folio, complete, reinforced 

binding, edge wear to pages. 

$300-$600

923 

PAIR OF BAMBOO WINDSOR SIDE 

CHAIRS. 

New England, early 19th century. Old 

grey paint with brown striping and dark 

green on seats. Underside of seats is 

signed “A. Williams”. Good detail with 

outward splay on back posts. 34”h. 

$300-$600 

924 


American,19th century, poplar. Original 

red paint with black daubed and sponged 

graining. Dovetailed case. Wrought iron 

lock and end handles, but hasp is missing. 

Imperfections. 11”h. 24”w. 10 3/4”h. 

$100-$150 

925 

HEPPLEWHITE TAVERN TABLE. 

American,19th century, hardwood and 

pine. Delicate square tapered legs, 

mortised and pinned apron, and oneboard 

top with breadboard edges. Old 

red finish. Imperfections. 27”h. 37”w. 

22 3/4”d. 

$250-$500 

926 

SHERATON DECORATED STAND. 


Drawer front is a false drawer with old 

brass. Worn original decoration that 

consists of red and black graining with 

brown sponged top. Imperfections. 

27 1/4”h. 22” x 24”. 

$200-$400 

927 

SET OF SIX DECORATED SIDE CHAIRS. 

Probably Pennsylvania, mid 19th century, 

mixed wood. Half spindle, plank seats in 

what appears to be original paint with 

stenciled decoration. 16 3/4”h. seat, 

34”h. overall. 

$200-$400 

928 

WASHINGTON COUNTY, 

PENNSYLVANIA ATLAS. 

Caldwell’s Illustrated Combination 

Centennial Atlas of Washington Co. 

Pennsylvania by J.A. Caldwell. Published 

in Condit, Ohio in 1876. Two hundred 

twenty-five pages. Tall folio, complete, 

front and back boards loose, worn edges. 

$250-$500 

929 

CHIPPENDALE-STYLE SOFA. 

Pennsylvania House, Charlotte, North 

Carolina, mid 20th century. Straight 

molded legs, single cushion, Pale green 

slipcover over green and gold upholstery. 

18”h. seat, 36”h. overall. 78”w. 

$200-$400 

930 

TWO PILLAR MOLD OPEN COMPOTES. 


glass. Both with baluster stems, one with 

flared rim, 8 1/4”h., and one with folded 

rim, 9 1/2”h. 

$250-$500 

931 

SHERATON DROP-LEAF WORK TABLE. 

American,19th century, mahogany. Figured 

veneer on the drawer fronts. Good 

detail with delicate turned and rope spiral 

legs terminating in brass casters, two 

dovetailed cockbeaded drawers and 

reeded edge top. One drawer is fitted. 

Replaced brasses. Imperfections. 28 1/2”h. 

16”w. (closed) 32 1/2”w. (open) 17”d. 

$200-$400 

932 

TWO LAMPS. 


Clambroth wedding lamp with lyre base 

marked “DC Ripley & Co.” Imperfections. 

19 1/2”h. And a Pittsburgh clear lamp cut 

font and blown column. 14”h. including 

burning fluid burner. 

$200-$400 

923 - 925 

926 - 927 

933 

DRYING RACK. 

American, 19th century, pine. Folding 

rack with original, unfinished patina. 

48”h. 

$100-$150 

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934 

BRONZE BUST OF DANIEL WEBSTER BY 

H DANIEL WEBSTER (CONNECTICUT, 

1880-1912). 

Signed and dated 1907 on shoulder. Bust 

of the famous statesman, 28”h. 

$1,000-$1,500 

935 

SHERATON-STYLE STAND. 

American, early 20th century, mahogany. 

Rope turned legs, two dovetailed drawers, 

and biscuit corner top. 30”h. top is 

16 3/4” x 19”. 

$100-$200 

936 

LARGE SAMPLER. 

Rachel Lewis, American, early 19th century, silk on linen. Sampler 

with arcaded floral and strawberry border, sawtooth inner border, 

facing pairs of birds, bellflowers in baskets and a floral wreath 

surrounded her name. The lower half is divided by a closely worked 

geometric band. 31”h. 21”w., in a frame, 34”h. 24”w. 

$250-$500 

937 

SAMPLER. 

Elizabeth Wright, England, early 19th century, silk on wool. Adam 

and Eve sampler with verse entitled “The Fall of Adam”. Paired motifs 

include cupids, birds, butterflies and dogs. In an old frame, 16 1/2”h. 

14 1/2”w. 

$250-$450 

938 


Mary Jackson Moody, 1801, silk on linen. Double chimney house, 

neatly placed between two trees and a pair of sheep. Mary signed 

her work with her full name and gave her age as 10 years old. 

Good color. In a frame, 21”h. 19”w. 

936 

The only girl named Mary Jackson Moody found during genealogical 

research was the daughter of Samuel Moody. He was born in 

Pennsylvania in1744, moving to Henrico County, Virginia, where 

Mary was born. Dropping the Jackson, Mary Moody was a common 

name in the late 18th-early 19th century. 

$250-$500 

939 

FOLKSY PORTRAIT OF A SAILOR BOY AND HIS DOG. 

Oil on canvas, signed Larry lower right, 1st half-20th century. 

Young boy holding a model ship, his panting dog at his side, 

surrounded by nautical objects. 23”h. 21”. Unframed. 

$100-$200 

937 

934 - 935 


940 

FEDERAL INLAID SHAVING MIRROR. 

American, early 19th century, mahogany. Oval mirror, stepped 

base with four dovetailed drawers. 24”h. 19”w. 

$200-$400 

941 

TWO PICTURES. 

American, 2nd half-19th century. Handcolored House Blessing 

printed in Reading, Pennsylvania. In a frame, 19 1/2”h. 15 1/2”w. 

And a hand painted watercolor and ink of couple at a church. In a 

carved folksy frame with birds and vines, 19”h. 23”w. 

$150-$300 

938

942 

SAMPLER. 

Mary Ratt, England, 1809, silk on 

wool. Minute stitches form letters 

and flowers including mutlicolored 

alphabets, crowns and floral basket. 

Signed and dated. In a frame, 

15 1/2”h. 14”w. 

$150-$250 

943 


Sarah J. Billings, probably New York, 

1840, silk on linen. Alphabets and 

numbers over verse, striped baskets 

and a picket fence. Signed and dated 

“Aged 13 years / August 22 1840”. 

In a frame, 19 1/2”h. 18 3/4”w. 

Research located a Sarah J. Billings, 

born in 1827 in New York, who 

married Lewis Cass Knight (b.1831) 

of Newstead, Erie County, New York 

in 1851. 

$350-$700 

943A 

HOOKED RUG. 

American, 20th century. Room size 

hooked rug with pastel floral design. 

9’6” x 13’8”. 

$200-$400 

944 

PAIR OF QUEEN ANNE-STYLE 

“HANDKERCHIEF” TABLES. 

Kittinger, Buffalo, New York, 20th 

century, mahogany. Colonial 

Williamsburg line, with molded 

edges, cabriole legs and pad feet. 

27”h., tops are 25 1/2” square when 

open. 

$300-$600 

945 

SET FOUR OF CHIPPENDALE SIDE 

CHAIRS. 

English or American, late 18th 

century, mahogany. Cabriole legs 

with ball and claw feet, slip seats 

upholstered in salmon damask, 

pierced splat and shaped crest with 

carving. Imperfections. 17 1/2”h. 

seat 40”h. overall. 

$1,500-$2,500 

946 

FAMILY PORTRAIT (AMERICAN 

SCHOOL, CA. 1820-30S). 

Oil on canvas, unsigned. Welldressed 

family of six in front of 

their house with a panoramic view 

of the frontier landscape in the 

background. Restoration. Unframed, 

25”h. 32”w. 

$500-$1,000 

947 

PENNSYLVANIA JACQUARD 

COVERLET. 

J[acob] Hausman, Lobachsville, 

Berks County, 1842, wool and 

cotton. One-piece tied Beiderwand 

coverlet with applied fringe. floral 

tile field with two borders. John 

Bechtol, client. Signed corners. 

78” x 98”. 

$200-$400 

948 


Unsigned, American, 1830-1860, 

wool and cotton. One-piece 

double weave coverlet with center 

medallion and four large eagles. 

80” x 82”. 

$150-$300 

942 

943 

944 - 945 

946 

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949 


American,19th century, tulip poplar. Original 

graining in olive, white, brown and red. Black 

striping makes a panel on each side and top. 

Dovetailed. Imperfections. 8”h. 18”w. 10”d. 

$125-$200 

950 


American,19th century, poplar. Bracket feet, 

dovetailed case, and molded edge lid. Old worn 

black paint. 22 3/4”h. 36”w. 17 1/4”d. 

$200-$400 

951 

PAIR OF DECORATED SIDE CHAIRS. 

American,19th century. Old black and red 

graining with yellow striping and gilt and 

stenciled decoration. Old rush seats. 

Decoration had repair. Imperfections. 

34 ¼”h. 

$75-$125 

952 

TWO JACQUARD COVERLETS. 

D[ennis] Cosley, Xenia, Greene County, Ohio, 

1851, wool and cotton. One-piece tied Beiderwand 

with signed border. 76” x 86”. And blue 

and white coverlet with eagle and willow 

borders and lily wreath centerfield. Two-piece 

tied Beiderwand signed “A * S / Reading 

[PA]/1837”. 73” x 92”. 

$200-$400 

953 

TWO COVERLETS. 

Unsigned Jacquard coverlet, American, 1847, 

wool and cotton. Two-piece Beiderwand with 

four roses field and made for “Magdalena Bare”. 

72” x 93”. Doubleweave in red, white and blue 

with pine tree border.75” x 87”. 

$150-$300 

954 


Unsigned, probably Ohio or Indiana, 1830- 

1860, wool and cotton. Center seam, double 

weave in blue and white, “Birds Feeding Their 

Young” centerfield with town border. 74” x 82”. 

$150-$300 

955 


American, mid 19th century, cotton. Floral 

wreaths in narrow sashing with four sided floral 

vining border. Handsewn and hand quilted in 

diagonal lines. 86” x 90”. 

$250-$500 

956 

AMISH SCENE BY DELORES HACHENBERGER 

(PENNSYLVANIA, 1930-). 

Oil on canvas, signed lower left. Schoolhouse 

surrounded by playing children, house across the 

lane has quilts on the line. Unframed, 12”h. 

24”w. 

$175-$325 

957 

PIECEWORK QUILT. 

American, mid 19th century, cotton. Star pattern 

in pre Civil War dress prints. Early hand pieced 

and hand quilted in diamonds. 72” x 92”. 

$200-$400 

958 


American, 3rd quarter-19th century, cotton. 

Rising Sun/Sunburst pattern hand appliquéd 

and quilted. Red sashing and diamond border. 

74” x 96”. 

“Lizzie Crater’s Quilt” appears in ink on the front 

and on the reverse side a signature reads, “L A 

Crater.” An accompanying note reads” ...made 

by Great-Grandmother Eliza Ballentine 1857”. 

$500-$750 

959 

AMISH CRIB QUILT. 

Probably Midwest, 2nd quarter-20th century, 

cotton, sateens, and wool. Postage Stamp with 

double borders. Handquilted in diamond 

pattern. 39”x 45 1/2”, mounted 42” x 48”. 

$275-$500 


949 - 951 

960 


Pennsylvania, 19th century, poplar. Bracket 

feet, dovetailed case, molded edge lid and till 

with lid. Original red and black graining. 

Imperfections. 23 3/4”h. 49 3/4”w. 20 1/4”d. 

$150-$300

961 

THEOREM BY DAVID ELLINGER (PENNSYLVANIA, 

1913-2003). 

Watercolor on velvet, signed. Basket of fruit with 

watermelon. In a decorated frame, 17 3/4”h. 

22 1/4”w. 

$400-$700 

962 



Signed. Bold rooster and tulip. Presentation on the 

back. In a sponge decorated frame, 13”h. 14”w. 

$400-$800 

963 



Signed. Spotted bird with cherry. In a decorated 

frame, 9”h. 8 1/2”w. 

$150-$350 

964 

MINIATURE BLANKET CHEST. 

American,19th century, poplar with old red. Bracket 

feet, square nail construction and molded edge lid. 

Interior has till with lid. Imperfections. 13 3/4”h. 

23 1/2”w. 14”d. 

$150-$300 

965 

SAMPLER. 

Elizabeth Rosson, American or English, 1874, wool 

on canvas. Pair motifs include birds, deer, dogs and 

flowering baskets and urns. In an old birdseye frame, 

29”h. 23”w. 

$200-$400 

966 

FOUR EARLY BLANKETS. 

Eastern United States, 1st half-19th century, wool. 

Handwoven, three with center seams. Three in 

natural wool and soft red patterns and one blue, red 

and natural stripe. Minor imperfections. 64” x 89” 

to 68” x 86”. 

$150-$300 

967 

THREE EARLY BLANKETS. 

Eastern United States, 1st half-19th century. 

Handwoven twill weave blanket with center 

seam in blue and natural plaid. 72” x 93”. And 

two wool and cotton handwoven blankets in 

blue and white plaids. One has scalloped edges. 

Both have imperfections. 79” x 86”, 78” x 90”. 

$125-$250 

968 

MINIATURE INDIAN BASKET AND TWO 

PINCUSHIONS. 

Penobscot, Maine, early 20th century, 

sweetgrass and dyed splint. Lidded basket with 

salmon swab. 2”h. And two early 20th-century 

pincushions or emerys, in the form of a miniature 

velvet carrot and a strawberry. 3”l. 1 1/2”l. 

$100-$200 

969 

SEVEN PENNSYLVANIA COUNTY ATLAS PRINTS. 

Handcolored from Greene, Washington and 

Allegheny Counties depicting residences, business, 

farms and a church. Nineteenth century. Matted 

and in gilt frames, 15 3/4”h. 19 1/2”w. to 17 1/2”h. 

21 3/4”w. 

$175-$350 

970 

DECORATED MANTEL. 

American, 2nd half-19th century, pine. Large mantel 

with original grain painting. 51 3/4”h. 62”w. 10”d. 

$200-$400 

971 

INTERIOR HEARTH SCENE (AMERICAN SCHOOL, 

1ST HALF-20TH CENTURY). 

Oil on canvas, illegible signature lower right. Dimly 

lit colonial style setting depicting spinning wheels 

and pots and pans surrounding a fireplace. Possibly 

signed M. Quinn. 16”h. 18”w., in a frame, 22 1/4”h. 

24 1/4”w. 

$150-$300 

972 


American, early 20th century, cast iron. Woven 

basket with tall blue bow on handle. Hurricane 

style. Appears to be original paint. 15 3/4”h. 

$100-$200 

961 

962 

963 

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973 - 976 

977 

973 

TWO TOLE BOXES. 

American, late 19th century. Original dark 

japanning with stenciled gold decoration. 

Flowers, 4”h. 9”w., and “Cake” with fruit, 

4”h. 6 1/2”w. Imperfections. 

$100-$300 

974 

BOWL AND NUTMEG GRATER. 

American, 19th century. Treen food bowl with 

early sage green paint, 8 ¼” x 9” out of round, 

and japanned tin nutmeg grater found in 

Pennsylvania, 5 1/2”l. 

$200-$300 

975 

MEASURE AND PANTRY BOX. 

New England, 2nd half-19th century. Bentwood 

with lapped seam and iron tacks. Lidded pantry 

box with worn original green paint, 4”h. 9”d., 

and an old red painted measure stamped “Daniel 

Cragin...N.H.”, 3 3/4”h, 6”h. 

$150-$350 

976 

PANTRY BOX. 

American, late 19th century. Round bentwood 

with lapped seams and iron tacks. Original blue 

paint has wear. 6 1/2”h. 12”d. 

$100-$250 


977 

PAINTED HANGING SHELVES. 

American, 2nd quarter-19th century, walnut. 

Old mustard paint. Three shelves and cutout 

ends with decorative scroll work and carving. 

Imperfections. 30”h. 31 3/4”w. 9 1/2”d. 

$250-$450 

978 

MASONRY BUST OF MAN. 

American, 20th century. Cast image of a man 

in a suit. Imperfections. 19 1/2”h. 

$200-$300 

979 

TWO GILT FRAMED MIRRORS. 

American, early 20th century. Rococo style with 

ornate frames. Repaired crest. 43”h. 22”w. and 

oval, 49”h. 23”w. 

$300-$500 

980 

FIVE PENNSYLVANIA COUNTY ATLAS PRINTS 

AND ONE HARPER’S WEEKLY PRINT. 

Handcolored from Greene County Atlas depicting 

farms, residences and business. And a print from 

1880 Harper’s Weekly of race horses. Matted in 

dark green and gilt frames, 19 1/4”h. 13 1/4”w. 

to 17 1/2”h. 21 1/2”w. 

$175-$350 

981 

THREE-TIER SEMICIRCULAR GARDEN RACK. 

American, early 20th century, wrought iron. 

Worn and weathered paint. 28”h. 39”w. 20”d. 

$100-$150 

982 

TWO ADIRONDACK ROCKERS. 

American, late 19th-early 20th century. Old 

brown paint. Imperfections and one arm has 

damage. 41”h. And child’s rocker with folksy design 

highlighted in old green and red paint. 30”h. 

$100-$300 

983 

FARM SCENE (AMERICAN SCHOOL, 20TH 

CENTURY). 

Oil on canvas, illegible signature lower right. 

Mother and daughter plucking chicken. 30”h. 

25”w., in a frame, 39”h. 34”w. 

$100-$300 

984 

THE GENERAL WESTERN & ATLANTIC R.R. 

(AMERICAN, MID 20TH CENTURY). 

Handcolored print, illegible signature lower right. 

Brightly colored depiction of the Civil War engine 

“The General” speeding down the track, past 

camping soldiers. In a frame, 21 1/2”h. 24”w. 

$100-$200

985 

MINIATURE SHERATON CHEST OF DRAWERS. 

American,19th century, pine. Corner posts with small turned feet, 

scrolled apron, and four drawers with square nail construction. Original 

reddish brown finish. 22 1/2”h. 15”w. 10”d. 

$200-$400 

985 - 987 

986 


American,18th century, maple with old red finish and pine breadboard 

top. Turned legs and feet with mortised and pinned stretcher base. One 

dovetailed drawer. Imperfections. 25 1/4”h. 36”w. 22”d. 

$250-$500 

987 

TWO CHAIRS AND A CUPBOARD. 

American,19th century. Youth sewing rocker in original yellow paint with 

black and green striping, brown flame grained seat and polychrome fruit 

and foliage crest. Some wear and darkened over-varnish. 31 1/4”h. and a 

rabbit ear armchair with turned spindles. 34 3/4”h. Together with a small 

hanging cupboard. Pine with old tan paint. 32”h. 15 1/2”w. 9”d. 

$200-$350 

988 

A PATRIOTIC PRINT AND PAINTING. 

Block printing on canvas, unsigned. Spread-wing 

eagle over a shield, flanked by United States 

flags. Early 20th century. In a gilt frame, 30 

1/2”h. 36”w. And gouache on paper, unsigned. 

Rippling United States flag. Second half-20th 

century. In an older frame, 15 1/2”h. 17 1/4”w. 

And block print on canvas. 

$225-$450 

989 


American, early 20th century. Woven basket of 

fruit with blue bow on handle. Hurricane style. 

Appears to be original paint. 15”h. 

$100-$200 

990 

THREE CAST IRON DOORSTOPS. 

American. early 20th century. Two of the floral 

baskets match in form and resemble Hubley’s 

Rose Basket”, one appears to have the original 

paint. 9 1/2”h. And a similar basket, 9 1/2”h. 

$100-$200 

991 

TWO CAST IRON DOORSTOPS. 

American, early 20th century. Seated rabbits, 

one with old black surface. 11 1/2”h. 

$200-$300 

992 

FEDERAL-STYLE TESTER BED. 

American, 20th century, curly maple. Faceted 

posts and legs. 78”h. 50”w., rails are 75”l. 

$200-$400 

993 

SMALL BLANKET CHEST. 

American, early 19th century, walnut. Applied 

molding on lid, dovetailed case and shaped 

bracket base. In good, rich color. 18”h. 

31 3/4”w. 15”d. 

$200-$400 

994 

TWO MINIATURE PORTRAITS. 

American and European, 19th century. Portrait 

on ivory of a nobleman. Indistinct signature. In a 

boule frame, 5”h. 4 1/2”w. And a portrait on 

paper of a young girl signed “J. Lisle 1839”. 

Flakes. In a frame, 5 3/4”h. 5 1/2”w. 

$300-$500 

995 

CHIPPENDALE MIRROR. 

Probably American, 2nd half-18th century, 

mahogany. Original mirror and alligatored finish. 

30 1/2”h. 

$200-$400 

996 


American, 20th century, but made from old 

wood. Poplar with dark finish. 32”h. top is 

61” x 36 1/2”. 

$200-$400 

997 

MOUNT LEBANON SHAKER #4 ROCKER. 

Nineteenth century. Back of top slat is impressed 

“4”. Worn dark original finish, original red and 

black tape seat remnants. One back leg has 

repair at rocker. 15 1/2”h. seat 35”h. overall. 

$150-$300 

998 

HOOKED RUG. 

American, early 20th century. Oval multicolored 

floral design. Imperfections. Mounted on a board 

for hanging. 44 ½”h. 27”w. 

$50-$75 

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999 

CANDLESTAND. 

American or English, late 19th-early 20th century. Old 

finish. Sockets have some damage. 31”h. 

$100-$200 

1000 

WAFER IRON, WAFFLE IRONS, AND GREASE LAMP. 

American, late 18th-early 19th century. A good round 

wafer iron with American eagle and shield, 36”, and 

two waffle irons, 38”l. Together with w a grease lamp 

on adjustable stand, 45”h. 

$400-$800 

1001 

SHAKER-TYPE STOVE. 

From Mt. Vernon, New York, 19th century, wrought 

and sheet iron. Good detail with blacksmith-wrought 

utensil rack and door latch. Three utensils are 

mismatched. 31”h. 33”l. 

$200-$400 

1002 


European, late 18th-early 19th century, pine. Worn 

polychrome decoration. Has till and chamfered edge 

lid. Imperfections. 11”h. 19”w. 11 1/2”d. 

$75-$100 

1004 

1005 

1003 


American,18th century, pine and hardwood. 

Turned legs, mortised and pinned 

stretcher, and apron with oval one-board 

top. Imperfections. 24”h. 32”w. 27”d. 

$300-$600 

1004 

REVERSE PAINTED MIRROR. 

Possibly made by Benjamin Morrill, 

Boscawen, Merrimack County, New 

Hampshire, ca.1820-1830, wood and 

glass. Black and gold painted split spindle 

mirror with eglomise plate. Rectangular 

frame with applied split spindles with ring 

turnings joined by corner blocks. Upper 

plate eglomise with wide swags centering 

a barefoot girl holding a cat. Found in 

a New Hampshire home. 22 1/4”h. 

11 3/4”w. Ex Bob Jessen and Jim 

Hohnwald (New Hampshire). 

$300-$450 

999 - 1003 

1005 

NEEDLEWORK. 

Jane Bawden, probably English, 1826, silk 

on wool. Minute stitches depict paired 

motifs including birds, deer and flowers. 

Central figure of older woman in blue 

flanked by a verse from “Deaf Martha” by 

Ann Taylor. Signed and dated at bottom. 

Bright colors. In a frame, 17”h. 13”w. 

$200-$400 

1006 

TETE-A-TETE SETTEE. 

American,19th century, hardwood. Bamboo 

turnings with old dark brown (black) 

paint. Original woven splint seat is damaged. 

28”h. 36 1/2”w. 17 1/4”d. 

$150-$300 

1007 

BOWBACK WINDSOR ARM CHAIR. 

American, late 18th century. Bulbous 

turned splayed legs with “H” stretcher, 

shaped seat, turned armposts with wellshaped 

knuckle arms, and bowed six-spindle 

back. Old worn red and black repaint 

with yellow striping. Imperfections. 37”h. 

$200-$400 


1008 

LARGE BELL TRADE SIGN. 

From Medina, Ohio, late 19th-early 20th 

century, sheet zinc. No advertising. 


$300-$500 

1009 

“BUTTERFLY” TABLE. 

New England,18th century, maple with some 

curl and pine secondary wood. Old finish 

that shows traces of red paint. Good detail 

and a small size. Turned splayed legs with 

mortised and pinned stretcher and apron, 

shaped butterfly leaf supports, drawer with 

early wide dovetailing and oval top. Rosehead 

nails and original wrought iron butterfly 

hinges. 26 1/2”h, top opens to 28 1/2” x 38”. 

$1,500-$2,500 

1010 

WINDSOR ARMCHAIR. 

American. early 19th century. Turned splayed 

legs, “H” stretcher, saddle seat, turned arm 

posts, shaped knuckle arms, nine-spindle 

back, and bowed crest. 17 1/2”seat, 37 1/2”h. 

overall. 

$600-$800 

1011 

PORTRAIT OF A GIRL (AMERICAN SCHOOL, 

MID 19TH CENTURY). 

Oil on canvas, unsigned. Girl with ringlet hair, 

dressed in blue and holding a fan. Minor wear. 

38 3/4”h. 32”w., in a frame, 48”h. 41 1/2”w. 

$750-$1,500 

1008 - 1010 

1014 

QUEEN ANNE MIRROR. 

England, 1st half-18th century, pine. Molded 

frame and shaped crest with dark original paint 

and chinoiserie decoration. Imperfections. 22”h. 

13”w. 

$250-$450 

1011 

1012 

TRESTLE TABLE. 

American,19th century, pine. Sturdily 

constructed of 1 5/8” stock with mortised and 

pinned construction and drawer is dovetailed. 

Old and probably original faux mahogany 

graining on base, top is scrubbed. 30 5/8”h., 

two-board top is 32 1/2” x 84”. 

$800-$1,600 

1013 

DECORATED GAMEBOARD. 

American, late 19th century, pine. Single 

varnished board with original yellow and black 

painted checkerboard. Alligatored surface. 

14 1/2” x 14 1/2”. 

$300-$600 

1015 

SHUTTERED WINDOW BY JOHN W. MCCOY 


Oil on canvas, signed lower right. Stucco wall 

with window. 16”h. 20”w., in a frame, 20 1/2”h. 

24 1/2”w. 

$600-$1,200 

1016 

DECORATED TESTER BED. 

American, 20th century. Flamboyant red and 

yellow striped graining. With tester frame. 81”h., 

would accommodate a mattress 52” x 76”. 

$300-$600 

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1017 

FOLK ART WEATHERVANE. 

American, 20th century. Carved wood in flat 

relief with worn polychrome. Lady Liberty with 

flag. 36”h. Ex Dr. H.C. Chase (Virginia), sold at 

William Smith Auctions, Plainfield, New 

Hampshire, May 1974. 

$350-$550 

1018 

HANGING CUPBOARD. 

American, late 19th early-20th century, pine. 

Applied picture frame moldings, double doors 

with old glass. Old brown paint. 25”h. 20”w. 

11 1/2”d. 

$200-$400 

1017 

1020 

STEP-BACK CUPBOARD. 

Possibly Pennsylvania, 2nd 

quarter-19th century, walnut. Twopiece, 

the upper section with two 

six-pane doors and a central threepane 

panel. The lower section 

with three drawers over two 

raised-panel doors, all resting on 

cutout feet. Refinished. 80”h. 

64”w. 21 1/2”d. 

$1,500-$2,500 

1021 

MIRROR. 

American, mid 19th century, pine. 

Applied half turnings with sanded 

surface and black and gold 

repaint, 19”h. 15”w. 

$75-$125 

1022 

LADDERBACK ARMCHAIR. 


mixed woods. Old black paint 

with yellow striping. Replaced real 

rush seat. Imperfections and feet 

ended out. 49 1/4”h. 

$100-$125 

1023 

CANDLESTAND. 


cherry. Tripod base with cutout 

feet, ring and ball turned column, 

and oval top. Old and probably 

original finish. Imperfections. 

28”h. Top is 14 1/4” x 18”. 

$250-$500 

1019 

HEPPLEWHITE CARD TABLE. 

New England, birch. Square tapered legs, mortised apron, and 

hinged top supported by one swing leg. Old reddish-brown paint. 

26 3/4”h. 30 1/2”w. 14”d. 

$250-$500 


1018 - 1019 1020

1024 

TWO PILLAR MOLD COVERED COMPOTES. 

Pittsburgh, 2nd quarter-19th century, clear glass. 

Both with baluster stems and folded rims. 

Imperfections. 12”h. 13”h. 

$400-$800 

1025 

THREE PILLAR MOLD OPEN COMPOTES. 


All have flared rims, two have baluster stems. 

7 1/2”h. 8”h. 10 1/2”h. 

$300-$600 

1024 - 1027 

1026 

FOUR PIECES OF PILLAR MOLD GLASS. 


Two small compotes, one with swirled ribs, 5”h. 

6 1/2”d., 5”h. 5”d., and a covered compote with 

folded rim, 8”h. 6”d. Together with a creamer 

with applied handle, 6”h. 

$300-$600 

1027 

FIVE PIECES OF PILLAR MOLD GLASS. 

Pittsburgh, 2nd quarter-19th century. Two 

pitchers with applied handles, 8”h. 9 1/2”h., 

and a cruet, 8”h. Together with two decanters, 

one with applied neck ring, 12”h., 10”h. plus 

stoppers. 

$250-$500 

1028 

FIVE PIECES OF CUT GLASS. 


glass. Bakewell. Two decanters with stoppers, 

11 1/2”h., and two spooners, 6 1/2”, 9”h. 

Together with a pitcher, 7”h. 

$250-$500 

1029 

THREE CUT GLASS COMPOTES. 

Pittsburgh, 2nd quarter-19th century. Bakewell 

with cut bowls and knop stems. 6 1/2”h. 9”d. 

and 7”h. 9”d. One has a scalloped rim, 8 1/2”h. 

12”d. 

$200-$400 

1030 

CUT GLASS LIQUOR SET. 


Bakewell. Small decanter with stopper, 9”h., and 

ten cordials. 

$150-$350 

1031 

TWENTY-FOUR PIECES OF STEMWARE. 


Bakewell. Cordials, wines, and a tumbler. 3 1/2” 

to 4 1/4”h. 

$150-$300 

1028 - 1031 

1032 

FEDERAL INLAID SHAVING MIRROR. 


mahogany with poplar secondary. Bowfront with 

three conforming dovetailed drawers. Turned 

mirror supports with urn finials. 26”h. 25”w. 

$300-$600 

1033 

PAINTED ROPE BED. 

American, 1st-half 19th century, poplar and 

pine. Turned posts, peaked head and footboards 

and original rails. Old blue green paint over 

original light blue-grey. Imperfections. 28”h. 

50 1/2”w., rails are 69”l. 

$175-$250 

1034 

BAMBOO WINDSOR ARMCHAIR ROCKER. 

American,19th century, mixed woods. “S” scroll 

arms are hardwood with worn mahogany finish. 

Original yellow paint with black and brown 

striping, brown sponged seat and foliage 

decoration on crest. Imperfections and wear. 

41 1/2”h. 

$250-$450 

1035 

SHERATON WASH STAND. 

American,19th century, walnut with poplar 

secondary wood. Turned feet, one dovetailed 

drawer, cutout sides and shaped top with 

gallery. Old finish. Imperfections. 35 3/4”h. 

20”w. 18 1/4”d. 

$150-$225 

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1036 

PAIR OF PORTRAITS (AMERICAN SCHOOL, 1840S). 

Oil on canvas, unsigned. Portraits of well-to-do husband and wife. 

She wears a brooch and pocket watch, he holds a paper dated “May, 

1845”. Restoration. 31”h. 25”w., in frames, 39”h. 33”w. 

$800-$1,200 

1037 

SET OF SIX SABRE LEG SIDE CHAIRS. 

American, 2nd quarter19th century, curly maple. good color and 

curl. Recaned seats. 17”h. seat 33”h. overall. 

$350-$700 

1038 

FEDERAL CANDLESTAND. 

American, early 19th century, curly maple. Tripod base with snake 

feet, turned column and round one-board top. Refinished with traces 

of old black paint. 26”h. 16”d. 

$200-$400 

1039 

PORTRAIT OF A GIRL (AMERICAN 

SCHOOL, 1ST QUARTER-19TH 

CENTURY). 

Watercolor on paper, unsigned. Wonderful 

portrait of a young girl gathering flowers 

near a river, possibly the Hudson River. 

In a mat and frame, 17”h. 14”w. 

$700-$1,200 

1036 

1040 

CHIPPENDALE MIRROR. 

American or English, 2nd half-18th 

century, mahogany and mahogany veneer 

on pine. Gilt liner and pierced crest, 42”h. 

24”w. Ex Gary & Martha Ludlow (Ohio). 

$250-$500 

1039 

1037 - 1038 

1041 

TWO SIDE CHAIRS AND AN ARMCHAIR. 

American, 2nd half-18th-early 19th century, mixed woods. 

Sheraton armchair, bowed arms, shaped original rush seat, 

and diamond center stretcher.18”h. seat, 32”h. overall. 

Country Queen Anne chair with urn shaped splat, sausage 

turned stretcher and button feet. Split seat.17”h. seat, 41”h. 

overall. And banister-back with scalloped crest, trumpet 

finials, bulbous stretchers and split seat. 15 1/2”h. seat, 

42 3/4”h. overall. 

$175-$300 

1042 


American,19th century, hardwood and pine. Square legs 

with mortised and pinned stretcher, seat frame and arms. 

Round two-board top has old age cracks. Old red on base, 

top is scrubbed. Imperfections. 26 1/2”h. 42 1/2”d. 

$300-$600 


1043 


Mary McCord, 1805, silk on linen. Large deer flanked 

by trees over a wreath with name and date, alphabets, 

surrounded by floral vine. In a frame, 18 1/4”h. 14”w. 

$250-$450 

1044 


Martha Hughes Sibley, probably New Jersey, 1828, silk 

on linen. Patriotic inscription “...did this work in the 9th 

year of her age 1828 being the fifty-second year of 

independence of the United States” as well as alphabets, 

floral baskets and strawberry vine border. In a frame, 

19 1/2”h. 15 1/2”w. 

Martha Hughes Sibley was born September 7, 1819, to 

John Sibley (1772-1831) and Sarah Brooks Sibley. Born 

in Cumberland County, New Jersey, where her parents 

were married in 1798. Martha married James Madison 

Mulliken (born 1800, Maryland) in Putnam County, 

Indiana, where they raised three children. 

$350-$700 

1045 


Rachel Crowell, Newville, probably Cumberland County, 

Pennsylvania, 181[?], silk on linen. Sets of alphabets and 

numbers over house with short picket fence. Signed and 

dated with location and age. In an old frame, 20”h. 

13 1/2”w. 

Newville, Richland County, Ohio, is another possibility, 

although the town was not plotted until 1823. 

$225-$450 

1046 

CHIPPENDALE TAVERN TABLE. 

American, late 18th-early 19th century, pine top, maple 

base. Original salmon paint under the 1830s rosewood 

graining. Wear. 28”h. 28”x25”. 

$300-$600 

1047 

PORTRAIT OF A WOMAN (AMERICAN SCHOOL, 


Oil on canvas, unsigned. Woman in shawl with pearl 

necklace. Imperfections. Unframed, 17”h. 15”w. 

$100-$150 

1048 

MINIATURE BLANKET CHEST AND TREENWARE 

SUGAR. 

American, late 18th-19th century. Flame grain mahogany 

dovetailed box with interior till. Found in Buck’s County, 

Pennsylvania. 5”h. 10”w. And a treenware covered sugar 

bucket with blue repaint, 4 1/2”h. Imperfections. 

$250-$450 

1049 

DECORATED SETTLE BENCH. 

Nineteenth century. Old grained repaint with striping 

and stenciled detail. Imperfections. 33”h. 72”l. 

$175-$250 

1050 


American,19th century, pine. Three-board top. Imperfections 

and seat lid is replaced. 29 ½”h. top is 40” x 58”. 

$175-$250 

1051 

CHIPPENDALE-STYLE FOOT STOOL. 

American or English, late 19th century, mahogany. 

Old finish. Old needlepoint is worn. 17”h. 18” x 18”. 

$200-$400 

1052 

WINDSOR ARM CHAIR. 

American, early 19th century. Splayed base with turned 

legs and “H” stretcher, oval shaped seat, turned arm 

posts, shaped arms and seven-spindle back with bow. 

17 1/2”h. seat, 41 1/4”h. overall. 

$350-$450 

1053 

HEPPLEWHITE SIDE TABLE. 

Possibly western Pennsylvania, 19th century, walnut with 

line inlay. Refinished and repairs. 27 3/4”h. 27”w. 18”d. 

$200-$400 

1054 

TWO PORTRAITS OF WOMEN (AMERICAN SCHOOL, 

19TH-EARLY 20TH CENTURY). 

Oil on canvas, unsigned. Large painting of young 

woman in white dress pinned with a rose. 34 1/2”h. 

30”w. And oil on board of woman in white cap in red 

dress, 12 1/2”h. 10 1/2”w., in a frame, 16 1/4”h. 14”w. 

$100-$200 

1043 

1044 

1045 

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1055 

1055 

EAGLE MILLS BY FLORRIE EBBERT (AMERICAN, 

LATE 19TH-EARLY 20TH CENTURY). 

Oil on canvas, signed on the back. Clapboard mill near 

a river. 14”h. 18”w., in a black frame, 18 1/4”h. 20 1/4”w. 

Ex Charles & Katherine Hagler, sold at Garth’s, October 1984. 

A note on the backing paper states it was painted in 1904 as 

well as additional history of the mill. 

$400-$600 


1056 

CAMPFIRE SCENE (AMERICAN SCHOOL, 2ND 

HALF-19TH CENTURY). 

Oil on board, unsigned. Naive scene of travelers 

camped around a cooking fire. 24”h. 35”w., in a 

modern frame, 25 1/2”h. 36 1/2”w. Ex Charles & 

Katherine Hagler, sold at Garth’s, October 1984. 

$400-$800 

1057 

SAWBUCK WORK TABLE. 

American, 1st half-19th century, pine. Single 

board top with breadboard ends. Retains old red 

paint over traces of grey. Three sawbucks support 

top. 28 1/2”h. 33 1/2”w. 129”l. 

$500-$1,000 

1058 


New Hampshire, mid 19th century, pine. Sixboard 

dovetailed case, bun feet, interior till, and 

original smoked decoration on yellow ground. 

Wear. 21”h. 38”w. 18”d. 

$1,500-$2,000 

1059 

COUNTRY HANGING APOTHECARY. 

American, 19th century, pine. Square nail 

construction with six beveled edge drawers. 

Turned wooden pulls. Old red and black 

graining. Imperfections. 17”h. 14”w. 5 3/4”d. 

$200-$400 

1060 

COUNTRY HANGING CORNER CUPBOARD. 

American,19th century, pine. Old greyish green 

paint. Single door with applied molding. 

Imperfections. 48”h. 15 1/2” corner. 

$200-$400 

1061 

WINDSOR STAND. 

American,19th century, pine. Splayed base with 

slender turned legs, mid shelf ,and top with 

mortised and pinned aprons. Old black repaint. 

24 1/4”h., top is 16” x 16 1/2”. 

$250-$350 

1056 

1062 

TWO BOXES. 

American, mid 19th century. Poplar and 

pine with pigment. Large, grained, poplar 

document box. 4 3/4’h. 18”w. 12”d. Along 

with a smaller box with a primitive landscape 

of a house on lid and a decorative stencil 

around sides. Both with gold paint. Raised on 

later gold ball feet. Imperfections. 4 3/4”h. 

10 1/2”w. 7 1/2”d. 

$100-$200 

1063 

SCHNERENSCHNITT. 

American, 19th century. Detailed paper cutout 

of birds on pedestals with cut work details. In 

an inlaid frame, 10 3/4”h. 12 3/4”w. 

$200-$400 

1064 

COUNTRY BENCH. 

America, 19th century, pine. Cut out ends 

and one-board top. Old grey paint over red. 

18 1/2”h. 36”w. 14 3/4”d. 

$100-$150 

1057 - 1058 

1065 

SCHOOLMASTER’S DESK. 

American, 19th century, cherry and poplar. 

Turned legs, lift lid with fitted interior and 

galleried top. Refinished. 37”h. 30 1/2”w. 

23 ½”d. 

$150-$200 

1066 

HEPPLEWHITE TILT-TOP CANDLESTAND. 

New England, early 19th century, birch. 

Tripod base with spider legs, turned 

column and shaped one-board top. Top 

latch replaced. Refinished. 28”h. top is 

16 3/4” x 17. 

$200-$300 

1067 

CLASSICAL WRITING STAND. 

American, mid 19th century, mahogany. 

Turned legs, two curved front dovetailed 

drawers and drop leaf top. Top drawer 

fitted with tilt-up writing surface and 

compartments for ink, etc. Refinished. 

28”h. top opens to 16 3/4” x 33 3/4”. 

$200-$400 

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ARTIST and MAKER INDEX 

Armfield, Edward 767 

Colby, John 722 

Drummond, W. 413 

Ebbert, Florrie 1055 

Ellinger, David 523, 681, 685, 783, 

865, 902, 961-963 

Frisk, N. 652 

Frost, William Edward 909 

Graham, Terrence 782 

Guilleminet, Claude 603 

Hachenberger, Delores 956 

Holloway, Edward Stratton 907 

Honeywell, Martha Ann 471 

Hosia, Judge LM 770 

Killen, Arthur 889 

King, Albert Francis 795 

Knapp, George 849 

McCoy, John W. 1015 

McFall, Joe 737 

Metz, Gerry 609 

Parcell, Malcolm 796 

Parkes, Walter 397 

Perry, A.J. 547 

Post, William Merrit 803 

Redman, W. 549 

Sando, Caroline 606 

Shulz, Adolph Robert 804 

Snow, Douglas 882 

Starling, Albert 395 

Webster, Daniel H. 934 

Weight, John 474 

Wilder, J. 396 

Zaboly, Gary 605 


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OTHER INFORMATION FOR OUR CUSTOMERS 

CATALOG SUBSCRIPTIONS: 

$165.00 per year. All catalogues. (Includes complimentary subscription to Garth’s Eclectic Auction Brochures, $15.00 value). We are now accepting 

VISA® and MasterCard® for subscriptions and catalogue orders. Call 740.362.4771 or email info@garths.com. 

CONSIGNMENTS: 

Garth’s Auctions, Inc. will assist you by selling one item, a collection or an entire estate. For consignment inquiries and appointments call one of our 

representatives: Jeff Jeffers, Steve Bemiller, Andrew Richmond or Jared Wells. Garth’s Auctions, Inc. is also licensed to sell real estate. 

TRUSTS AND ESTATES: 

Garth’s Auctions, Inc. often works with bankers, trust officers, lawyers and others with the responsibility for dispersing estates. We will work with you and 

your representative to discuss you estate planning needs. 

APPRAISALS: Garth’s Auctions, Inc. provides appraisal services for insurance, estate tax, family division and other purposes. 

HOTELS 

Best Western Delaware Inn (Delaware)* 740-363-3510 

Best Western Franklin Park (Polaris) 614-396-5100 

Campbell House (Delaware) 740-363-1143 

Comfort Inn (Delaware)* 740-363-8869 

Comfort Inn (Polaris) 614-791-9700 

Days Inn (Worthington) 614-436-0556 

Hilton Garden Inn (Polaris) 614-846-8884 

Holiday Inn Express (Delaware)* 740-362-3036 

Holiday Inn (Worthington) 614-436-0700 

Marriott Courtyard (Worthington) 614-436-7070 

Red Roof Inn (Worthington)* 614-846-3001 

Travelodge (Delaware)* 740-369-4421 

* A discount may be given to Garth’s customers 

(when reservations are made) 

RESTAURANTS (within 20 minutes) 

Bravo 614-888-3881 

Columbus Fish Market 614-410-3474 

Hoggy’s 614-433-7447 

J Gilberts 614-840-9090 

O’Charley’s 614-846-9744 

Polaris Grill 614-431-5598 

Roadhouse Grill 740-657-1108 

RESTAURANTS (Delaware area) 

Buns 740-363-2867 

Nova 740-362-4810 

Old Bag of Nails 740-368-8083 

Vaquero’s 740-362-0919 

Hoggy’s 740-369-3471 

* Family pets are welcome 


DIRECTIONS TO GARTH’S AUCTIONS, INC. 

2690 Stratford Road, P.O. Box 369, Delaware, Ohio 43015 

Phone: 740-362-4771 • Fax: 740-363-0164 

Website: www.garths.com • E-Mail: info@garths.com 

Garth’s is located north of Columbus, Ohio approximately thirty minutes from the Columbus International Airport. 

FROM THE CINCINNATI AREA: 

Take I-71 North to Columbus. Then take Rt. 315N to 270E to 23N. Follow 23 North to Delaware. We are approximately 10 miles North 

on Route 23. You will pass a golf club on your right and the Methodist Theological Seminary. At the traffic light turn right (Stratford Road). 

We are the buildings on your left. 

FROM THE CLEVELAND AREA: 

Take I-71 South to Route 36/37 (Delaware/Sunbury exit 131). Take this route into Delaware, and turn left on Route 23 South. Turn left onto 

Stratford Road (at the sixth traffic light). We are the red buildings on your left. 

FROM COLUMBUS AIRPORT: 

Take I-670 East to I-270 North (or West) to Cleveland. The first exit past 

I-71 s Route 23 North—Delaware. We are approximately 10 miles 

North on Route 23. You will pass a Dornoch golf club and the 

Methodist Theological Seminary on your right. At the traffic light turn 

right (Stratford Road). We are the red buildings on your left. 

FROM THE DAYTON AREA: 

Take I-75 North to I-70 East to Columbus. Take I-270 around Columbus 

to the Delaware/Worthington exit (Route 23 North). Take 23 North to 

Delaware. We are approximately 10 miles North on Route 23. You will 

pass Dornoch golf club and the Methodist Theological Seminary on 

your right. At the traffic light turn right (Stratford Road). We are the red 

buildings on your left. 

FROM INDIANAPOLIS: 

Take I-70 East to Columbus. Take I-270 around Columbus to the 

Delaware/Worthington exit (Route 23 North). Take 23 North to 

Delaware. We are approximately 10 miles North on Route 23. You will 

pass Dornoch golf club and the Methodist Theological Seminary on 

your right. At the traffic light turn right (Stratford Road). We are the red 

buildings on your left. 

FROM PITTSBURGH: 

Take I-79 South to I-70 West to Columbus. Take I-270 to I-71 North to 

the Polaris Exit (Route 750). Turn left and follow 750 to Route 23 North 

(turn right). You will pass Dornoch golf club and the Methodist Theological 

Seminary on your right. At the traffic light turn right (Stratford 

Road). We are the red buildings on your left.


NOTES

GARTH’S AUCTION ABSENTEE BID FORM AND FINANCIAL REFERENCE FOR NEW BIDDERS 

Sale Date: 

Name: 

I have examined these items. 

Bidder No. 

Street: 

City: State: Zip: 

Telephone #: Fax #: 

Garth’s may, on my behalf, enter bids on the following lots to the maximum price I have indicated for each lot. I understand that if my 

bid is successful, the purchase price will be the sum of my final bid plus a premium (see policy) of the bid and an applicable sales tax. 

Garth’s will execute these bids competitively and make all reasonable attempts to purchase items as inexpensively as possible. Garth’s 

absentee bidding system is 100% honest but is not foolproof. Absentee bidders are subject to the terms and conditions as outlined in 

Garth’s policy in the catalog. 

CATALOG or 

LOT NUMBER 

SHORT DESCRIPTION OF LOT 

LOT BID PRICE 

( exclude premium ) 

To allow us to process your bids, bidders not yet known 

to Garth’s should supply the following information at 

least 3 days prior to the auction. We thank you! 

YOU MAY FAX THIS TO GARTH’S 

AT (740) 363-0164. PLEASE SUBMIT 

ADDITIONAL BIDS ON OTHER PAPER 

ANY QUESTIONS CALL (740) 362-4771 

Name of Bank: 

Address of Branch: 

Contact Person: 

Branch Phone No.: 

Branch Fax No.: 

Your Signature: 

(I authorize Garth’s Auction to contact the above institution.) 

Credit Card Number: 

(Visa & Mastercard Only) 

Exp. Date:


Inside Back Cover: 741A, 756, 75, 964, 778, 911 

Back Cover: 28, 585, 849

P.O. Box 369 

Delaware, Ohio 43015

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