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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.
Imperfections.
$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
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