42free≤an’samerican furniture, folk & decorative arts<strong>04</strong>/<strong>13</strong>/<strong>11</strong>153Silver tea potjoseph shoemaker, philadelphiacirca 1798Oval urn finial to the lid with balltop, oval body with gadroon chaserim, eight “ribs” to the body, spoutcurving up in a vertical fashion thenflaring out with an oval chased capand ebony lyre form handle.Stamped on bottom one time.H: 7 5/8 in. Weight: 16 troy oz.provenance:Probably made for Ellen PollardLewis (1776-1855) and HowellLewis (1771-1822), GeorgeWashington’s nephew, who marriedin 1795. Descended in the family tothe present owner, please seeprevious lot.$1,000-1,500153, 154, 155154Silver ladlephiladelphia, george b. sharp,for bailey & co. circa 1850The handle with engraved borderenclosing the name ‘Sabine,’terminating in bowl with flared rim.L: 14 1/2 in. Weight: 7.5 troy oz.provenance:Descended in the Waln family,Philadelphia and New Jersey to thepresent owner. The ladle probablybelonged to Sabine D’InvilliersWeightman Wister (1847-1926)$300-500155Silver punch ladleamerican,last quarter 18th centuryThe tip of handle engraved “SR,” theback “S W to S R.”L: 14 in. Weight: 1.2 troy oz.provenance:Descended in the Waln family ofPhiladelphia and New Jersey to thepresent owner. A paper tag hangsfrom handle inscribed “WalnfordLadel(sic).” Walnford, an estate andworking farm in Upper Freehold,New Jersey was named by RichardWaln, a wealthy Philadelphiamerchant when he purchased theproperty in 1773.$200-400156Silver tea pot and matchingcreamerjohn b. jones, boston, ma,circa 1825Plain oval shapes, ball finial to lid,pinched neck onrimmed base, lyrehandles. Stamped on base one time.H: 7 7/8 in. (ladle) Weight of bothpieces: 34 oz.$800-1,200157Silver eye glassesmcallister, philadelphia,early 19th centuryIn a red leather case together withanother pair of eyeglasses in a lift lidsilver case with monogram.L: 4 1/4 in. (of case)$300-500158Sterling silver flatwares. hammond & co., utica, ny,circa 1810-1815Fiddle and thread pattern includingten dinner forks, six luncheon forksand twelve table spoons.Total Weight: 46. oz.provenance:Belair Plantation in Baton Rouge,Louisiana$1,200-1,500
43free≤an’samerican furniture, folk & decorative arts<strong>04</strong>/<strong>13</strong>/<strong>11</strong>159After John Trumball (1756-1843),<strong>American</strong> School, 19th centurya miniature of george washingtonbefore the battle of trentonSigned, “W. Richard, fecit,”watercolor on ivory, framed.6 in. x 5 in.provenance:Estate of Judith Stanley Coleman,Red Bank, New Jersey, Jeff R.Bridgman <strong>American</strong> Antiques LLC$1,500-2,500160<strong>American</strong> School, 18th centurytwo miniature portraits: a younglady and a gentlemanWatercolor on ivory, unframed.2 1/4 in. x 1 3/4 in. and 1 3/4 in. x1 1/8 in.provenance:Descended in the Garrett-Sheridanfamily of Delaware County,Chestnut Hill and Germantown,Pennsylvania$400-600159161<strong>American</strong> School, 18th centuryminiature portrait of a ladyWatercolor on ivory, gilt bright cutpendant case bearing the initials“MP” on verso. (Bits of red tinselloose under glass).1 3/4 in. x 1 1/4 in.provenance:Descended in the Garrett-Sheridanfamily of Delaware County,Chestnut Hill and Germantown,Pennsylvania$600-800162English School, 18th centuryportrait of a small child holdinga rattleInscribed, “aged 15 mo,” watercoloron ivory, gilt locket case inset withgarnets.1 1/2 in. x 1 in. (sight)$2,000-3,000163English/Irish School, 18th centuryminiature portrait of a little boySigned, “Tuxin 1776,” watercolor onivory, in a gilt locket case backedwith mother of pearl, in leather case.1 1/2 in. x 1 1/4 in.$300-400160161 162
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