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Fall Fine Art and Antiques Auction41: Ella M. Wood drawing, African American Mammy USD 200 - 250Ella Miriam Wood (Louisiana, 1888 - 1976) graphite and crayon depiction of African American female, with red cap. Red paintedwooden frame. Signed lower right "E. M. Wood." 7 3/8" H x 13 5/8" W. Framed - 19" H x 15" W. 20th century. Provenance:Collection of Grace Tankersley, Knoxville, TN.42: 2 Wax folk art figures attributed to Vargas USD 300 - 4001ST ITEM: Finely detailed folk art figure of an African American woman with a basket of vegetables, wax basket and body withoil cloth clothes, on a round wood base. Attributed to the Francisco Vargas family of New Orleans, known for their waxworkfigures, circa 1900. 6-1/2" H including base. 2ND ITEM: Finely detailed folk art figure of a Native American or Mexican woman,dressed in a shawl and carrying a basket of dead chickens on her back and in her hands. A basket is at her feet. Wax body withoilcloth clothes. Glued to a primitive round wood base. Attributed to the Francisco Vargas family of New Orleans, known for theirwaxwork figures, circa 1900. Provenance: Nashville, Tennessee estate. 5-1/2" H including base.43: North Carolina carved folk art figure of black man USD 225 - 325Folk art carved wood figure of an African American man smoking a pipe with a cane in the other hand, wearing tobacco leafclothing in glass dome. Signed on base, "Ole Black Joe, Weaverville N.C." with some other illegible markings. Figure: 5 1/4" H x3 1/4" W x 3 3/4" D, Dome: 8 1/2" H x 6 1/8" Dia. Early 20th century. Provenance: Private Nashville collection.44: East Tennessee Whig's Defeat pattern quilt USD 500 - 600East Tennessee Whig's Defeat pattern quilt, pieced and appliqued turkey red and faded green on white blocks with overalldiamond quilted pattern and faded orange binding. 78" H x 63 1/4" W. Mid 19th century.45: East TN Pieced Quilt, signed and dated 1889 USD 250 - 350East Tennessee pieced quilt, flower basket pattern, signed and dated 1889. Worked in printed pinks and greens on a creamground with very tight diamond pattern quilting. Initialed and dated in center, "E.J.N., 1889". 75" x 76 1/2". Provenance:Descended from the Netherland Family, Gunnings Community, Blountville, TN. 19th century.46: Signed and dated 1827 Tennessee Sampler USD 3,000 - 5,000Rare and relatively early Tennessee needlework sampler, silk on linen, signed Margaret D. Robinson, "Aprile th 14" (sic), 1827.Wide floral border enclosing three upper case alphabets rendered in four-sided stitch, eyelet stitch, and cross stitch plus a lowercase alphabet in cross stitch, a row of numbers and 9 geometric dividing bands. Later molded oak frame. This sampler hasbeen documented by the Tennessee Sampler Survey as part of the Green and Pink Group of samplers made in the area ofSumner, Smith, DeKalb, and Wilson Counties in Middle Tennessee. Provenance: The consignor purchased the sampler at theestate sale of Dorothy Wilson Robinson Clark on May 31, 1986 in McMinnville, Warren Co., TN. The sampler descended in thefamily of Dorothy's first husband, Alton Robinson (born in DeKalb County). A copy of the full TSS report and genealogicalinformation will be made available to the winning bidder. 15 -1/2" x 17-1/4" sight, 18" x 20" framed.47: 6 Abraham Lincoln Logsdon Graduated Baskets, KY USD 400 - 600Group of six (6) graduated baskets consist of split oak with blue ribbon handle, rim, and bisected lobes. All baskets signed"Abraham Lincoln Logsdon, 3618 Dale Hopkinsville, KY 1983." Largest Basket: 7 1/2" H x 8" W x 9 1/2" D. Smallest 4 3/4" H x6" W x 5" D. Provenance: estate of A. Welling LaGrone, Nashville, Tenn.48: East TN Circular Splint Oak Basket USD 200 - 250East Tennessee splint oak basket, woven low circular form with wrapped rim and raised center base, traces of old white paint.Possibly used for berries. 5 1/4" H x 13" dia. Late 19th century.Bid Live Online at LiveAuctioneers.com Page 6
Fall Fine Art and Antiques Auction49: NC Miniature Splint Oak Buttocks Basket USD 250 - 350North Carolina miniature splint oak buttocks basket, old patina. 3" H x 3 3/8" W x 3 3/8" D. Late 19th/Early 20th century.50: Set of 7 Miniature Graduated Baskets, Trevle Wood USD 500 - 700Set of 7 miniature white oak graduated baskets, penciled signed "TW 99" on inside of largest basket for Trevle Wood. Wood is acontemporary Murfreesboro, Tennessee basket maker, specializing in the traditional white oak Appalachian baskets. Ranging insize from 6 1/2" H x 5 1/2" W x 5 1/2" D to 1 3/4" H x 1 5/8" W x 1 5/8" D. Circa 1999.51: Secession era Palmetto Badge USD 500 - 800Rare Secession era Palmetto badge, probably tin, with twisted wire clasp on back. 2 3/8"H. Note: these were worn in SouthCarolina prior to the Civil War to support secession and the Confederate States of America, in particular the soldiers of SouthCarolina. Provenance: Estate of A. Welling LaGrone Jr., Nashville, Tenn.52: 1862 Confederate Seal struck in copper USD 1,500 - 2,000Confederate seal medallion, silver plate on copper, 4" diameter. Central image of General Washington on horseback, encircledby a ring of crops important to the South and an outside ring: THE CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA / 22 FEBRUARY1862 / DEO VINDICE. Retains original leather and silk case. Note: The original Great Seal of the Confederacy was designedand engraved in London, but did not reach the Confederacy until 1864, shortly before the evacuation of Richmond. The sealescaped capture by Federal authorities and fell into the hands of Colonel John T. Pickett, who had a number of copies of theseal made in copper, silver and gold plate. The original remained hidden until 1912 when it was purchased by citizens ofRichmond, Virginia. It was loaned to the Museum of the Confederacy in 1915 and formally presented to the museum in 1943.Provenance: Estate of A. Welling LaGrone Jr., Nashville, Tenn.53: Civil War Albumen Print, South Carolina USD 400 - 500Civil War albumen print of a mortar battery, soldiers fighting on Morris Island in Hilton Head, South Carolina, photographed byHaas & Peale. Titled lower right corner, "No. 21 - Battery Weed. Five 10 inch Siege Mortars - against Wagner". 6" H x 9" W.54: Battle of Nashville map USD 125 - 225Scarce 1895 map, "The Battle Fields In Front of Nashville, Tenn., where the United States forces, commanded byMajor-General Geo. H. Thomas, defeated and routed the rebel army under General Hood, December 15th and 16th 1864."Surveyed and drawn under the direction of Gen. Tower by M. Peseux, C.S. Mergell, United States War Department. Issued aspart of The Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate armies of the Civil War. Shows positions oftroops commanded by Generals Hood, Schofield, Cruft, Wood, Smith, Steedman and others in relation to major thoroughfaressuch as Hillsboro Pike, Granny White Pike, Charlotte Pike, Franklin Pike and Murfreesborough Pike, and summarizes theevents of the two day battle. 12" x 10-1/4".55: Pair of Civil War Tintypes in Hexagonal Case USD 300 - 400Pair of Union Civil War tintypes housed in a hexagonal gutta percha case. Subjects are brothers from Jefferson County, TN fromthe Martin or Rimmer family. Case measures 3" H x 2 1/2" W.Bid Live Online at LiveAuctioneers.com Page 7
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