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Wiederseim
Associates,
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P.O. Box 470
Chester Springs, PA 19425  

Phone:  610-827-1910    
 
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Prices Realized

March 29, 2008

 

Featuring the Estate of William H. Knowles, Jr. Berwyn, PA, the Estate of Paul B. Claflin,
Doylestown, PA and other Estates and collections from the Delaware Valley

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1.   Caucasian prayer rug. 4’6”x3’
$200 -$300
Sold for $700
2.   Hamadan hall runner, blue field.3’5.5”x12’4”
$150 -$200
Sold for $175
3.   Tabriz oriental carpet. 9’10”x8’
$100 -$200
Sold for $275
4.   Sarouk oriental mat. 5’3”x3’7”
$500 -$700
Not Sold
5.   Pine trencher. 5”h.x21.75”l.x12.25w.
$75 -$100
Sold for $75
6.   Oriental center hall carpet. As found. 6’7”x4’6”
$50 -$75
Sold for $125
7.   Oriental throw mat. 5’1”x3’4”
$25 -$50
Sold for $200
8.   Oil on canvas painting of a clipper ship under sail signed indistinctly. 26.5”x39”
$200 -$300
Sold for $125
9.   Cast iron toy fire pumper with driver and three horses, c.1900, 4”h.x10.25 and a partial cast iron toy ladder truck.
$75 -$100
Sold for $50
10.   Set of seven “O” scale Pennsylvania Railroad cars, scratch built. 21.25”l.x4”h. each
$200 -$400
Sold for $75
11.   Early blown glass bottle, , 19th c., eight-sided and with screw-top. 7”h.x3.25”w.x2.75”d.
$200 -$300
Sold for $100
12.   Early blown glass master salt. 3”h.x2.75” diam.
$50 -$75
Sold for $75
13.   Three cup plates- eagle, Henry Clay and butterfly. 3.5” diam. each
$75 -$100
Sold for $25
14.   Early blown glass master salt with ribbed detail. 3.5”h.x2.5” diam.
$50 -$75
Sold for $75
15.   Two early wine glasses, 19th c. approx. 4”h. each
$75 -$100
Sold for $25
16.   Early blown glass master salt. 3.25”h.x2.” diam.
$50 -$75
Sold for $125
17.   Canton teacup, 2”h., and a Chinese export handleless cup & saucer with armorial crest.
$100 -$125
Sold for $50
18.   Early blown glass master salt, 3.25”h.x2” diam., and a smaller example.
$50 -$75
Sold for $100
19.   Cast metal mirror, c.1920, with pictorial of a Moorish archer. 24.5”h.x13.5”w.
$400 -$600
Not Sold
20.   Organ grinder monkey with wool clothing and rotating head. 14”h.
$100 -$125
Sold for $25
21.   Schoenau & Hoffmeister bisque head doll. 23"h. 23”h.
$200 -$300
Sold for $200
22.   Cast iron toy fire pumper with driver and three horses, c.1900. 8.5”h.x19”l.x5”w.
$300 -$400
Sold for $225
23.   Ten coin and sterling silver spoons by various makers.
$50 -$75
Sold for $50
24.   Metal toy convertible car, c.1920, with original paint decoration and clockwork mechanism. 3.5”h.x10.5”l.x5”w.
$150 -$200
Sold for $100
25.   Five metal toys and a cold painted dog. largest is 3.5”h.x8”l.x2”w.
$150 -$200
Sold for $275
26.   Pair of Haggenauer carved wood Indian scouts with brass bases and feathers. 8.5”h.x3”w.x5”d.
$1,000 -$1,500
Sold for $1,200
27.   Two wine glasses, 19th c., with etched decoration. 3.75”h.
$100 -$200
Sold for $75
28.   German stein, ½ liter, 10.5”h., a metal horse and a Civil War soldier.
$25 -$50
Sold for $25
29.   Three bottles- Dandruff Cure 8.5”h., Whit Trevor- Boston 6”h., and Holbrook & Co. 6.5”h.
$150 -$200
Sold for $5
30.   Mahogany canopy doll bed, c.1940. 20.25”h.x26.25”l.x17.25”w.
$75 -$100
Sold for $150
31.   Cloisonné desk set, c.1920. Letter holder is 5”h.x8”w.x2”d.
$150 -$200
Sold for $25
32.   Arts & Crafts leather purse 9”h.x9”w.x2.5”d. and a box 2”h.x7”w.x3.5”d. with inset stone decoration.
$100 -$150
Sold for $25
33.   Rare brown chalkware Belsnickle, 19thc. 15.5”h.
$4,000 -$4,500
Not Sold
34.   Stoneware pitcher with blue decoration. 10.5”h.
$300 -$400
Sold for $325
35.   Currier & Ives print “My Kitty and Canary” 9.5”x13.5” and another print by Kellogg titled “Fishing” 9.25”x13.25”
$200 -$300
Not Sold
36.   Baltimore stoneware jar with blue decoration. 12.5”h.x10.5” diam.
$150 -$200
Sold for $175
37.   Pine Victorian trinket box, top inscribed “Fannie”, with paint decoration and mother of pearl inlay. 8”h.x13.5”w.x8.25”
$200 -$300
Sold for $125
38.   Miniature mahogany step-back Dutch cupboard with blind doors, c.1925. 17.5”h.x17”w.x18”d.
$100 -$150
Sold for $125
39.   Child’s arrow-back rocker, c.1840. 18.5”h.x11.5”w.x19.5”d., seat 8”h.
$100 -$150
Sold for $25
40.   Silverplate hot water urn, late 19th c. 18”h.x11”w.x8”d.@base.
$150 -$200
Sold for $125
41.   Stoneware pitcher with blue decoration, one-quart. 7’h.
$400 -$600
Sold for $225
42.   Silverplate hot water urn, late 19th c. 17.5”h.x12” diam, base 6.25”x6.25”
$150 -$200
Sold for $50
43.   Toby “Baker’s” figural pitcher, early 20th c. 9”h.x7” diam.
$100 -$150
Sold for $150
44.   Steigel type bottle with enamel decoration. 5.5”h.x3”w.x2.25”d.
$400 -$600
Sold for $200
45.   Satin patchwork baby quilt, kitten needlepoint pillow top, christening dress, men’s formal white silk scarf, etc.
$75 -$100
Sold for $125
46.   Continental redware puzzle jug, 19th c. 8”h.x4.5” diam.
$100 -$150
Sold for $25
47.   Pair of Eastlake walnut side chairs with caned seats. 35”h.x18.5”w.x21”d., seat 18”h.
$75 -$100
Sold for $25
48.   Wrought iron horse boot scrape. 16.25”h.x18”w.x12”d.
$150 -$200
Sold for $100
49.   Amethyst glass Steigel baptismal bowl, diamond quilted, early 19th c. 3.75”h.x4.25” diam.
$1,000 -$1,500
Sold for $300
50.   Leather jewelry box with silver finial and with label. 7”h. top of finial 12.5”w.x9”d.
$600 -$800
Sold for $750
51.   Child’s Victorian sled with original paint decoration. 7”h.x15”w.x37”l.
$200 -$300
Sold for $175
52.   Brass clock face, 18th c., signed “Tim Strickland”. 10.25”x10.25”
$100 -$200
Sold for $125
53.   Four weighted sterling silver candlesticks and a sterling silver creamer & sugar bowl.
$100 -$125
Sold for $75
54.   Green glass carboy, c.1850, made in Massachusetts. 20”h.x15”w.x9”d.
$500 -$700
Sold for $175
55.   Early masthead lamp, galvanized metal with copper cap and original Dietz burner. 22”h.x9” diam.
$200 -$300
Sold for $100
56.   Boy Scout pocket compass, c.1920, Headquarters New York City and marked “Swiss”. 2” diam.
$50 -$75
Sold for $75
57.   Pair of Galloway, Philadelphia lion head bench ends supports. 15”h.x8.5”w.x18”d.
$500 -$700
Sold for $500
58.   Brass trivet 6”h.x8.5”w.x7”d. and a silver plated tray 1”h.x12.5”diam.
$50 -$75
Sold for $25
59.   Framed hand-drawn map, Chester Co., PA of Weston B. S. now known as the Westtown School. 9”x12.5”
$2,000 -$2,500
Sold for $3,750
60.   Louis Vuitton trunk with tray. 22.5”h.x35.5”l.x21”d.
$300 -$500
Sold for $6,500
61.   Green glass water pitcher, 19th c. 9”h.
$200 -$300
Sold for $25
62.   Steigel type glass. 4.5”h.
$200 -$300
Sold for $475
63.   Oil on canvas painting of a Dutchman with a clay pipe signed “W. Gdanietz”. 23.5”x9.75”
$200 -$300
Sold for $100
64.   Steigel type flip glass tumbler with a wheel etched border. 6”h.x4.25” diam.
$300 -$500
Sold for $125
65.   Southwest Indian basket, c.1900. 18”h.x10.5”w.
$100 -$150
Sold for $25
66.   Stiegel type flip glass tumbler, provenance Gilbert Auction. 6.25”h.x4.25” diam.
$300 -$500
Sold for $100
67.   Stiegel type case bottle with a threaded top and wheel etched decoration. 6.5”h.x3.75”w.x3”d.
$300 -$500
Sold for $50
68.   Trade sign “F. E. Gleason- Surgeon & Dentist”. 24.5”x16”
$100 -$150
Sold for $175
69.   Oval oil on canvas portrait, late 19thc., of a woman. 20”x16”
$100 -$200
Sold for $175
70.   Leather trade sign “Aladdin’s Lamp Inc., Gifts”. 10.75”x24.25”
$100 -$200
Sold for $75
71.   Stiegel type flip glass case bottle with wheel etched tulip decoration, ex-Williams Collection. 8.5”h.x4.25”w.x2.75”d.
$300 -$500
Sold for $150
72.   Poplar chest of drawers with paint decoration. 37.5”h.x39”w.x17.5”d.
$300 -$400
Sold for $100
73.   Hepplewhite cherry chest of drawers. 40.5”h.x39.5”w.x19.25”d.
$600 -$800
Sold for $1,100
74.   Stiegel type flip glass case bottle with wheel etched tulip decoration, ex-Williams Collection. 8.5”h.x4.25”w.x2.75”d.
$300 -$500
Sold for $175
75.   Leather English riding boot lamp. 30”h. to top of finial
$75 -$100
Sold for $25
76.   Novelty banjo with minstrel decoration, c.1930. 20.5”l.
$100 -$150
Sold for $50
77.   White-cut-to-green table lamp with an onyx base. 24”h. to top of finial, base 6”x6”
$100 -$150
Sold for $75
78.   Pair of Paris porcelain table lamps with flower and bumblebee decoration.
$200 -$300
Sold for $200
79.   Flip glass tumbler with wheel etched decoration. 6”h.x4.5”w.
$300 -$500
Sold for $175
80.   Rare blown glass funnel bottle, 19th c. 5.25”h.
$200 -$300
Sold for $50
81.   Glass Masonic bottle, probably by A.R. Samuels. 9.5”h.
$200 -$300
Sold for $25
82.   Oil on masonite painting of a ship signed “Pam Cooney” and “Wappen Von Hamburg III, 1730”. 21”x17”
$150 -$200
Sold for $100
83.   Stiegel type cordial case bottle with wheel etched decoration. 6.5”h.x2.75”w.x2.25”d.
$200 -$300
Sold for $150
84.   Hooked rug with setter hunting dog motif. 43”x24”
$150 -$200
Sold for $125
85.   Pair of Victorian carriage lanterns with beveled glass panels and swag tops, one burner marked “Union Hal…met”. 27”h.x7.5”x7.5”
$200 -$300
Sold for $475
86.   Wedgwood tri-colored vase with cover, blue, green and cream. 8”h.x4” diam.
$1,000 -$1,500
Sold for $475
87.   Stiegel type flip glass tumbler with wheel etched decoration.
$400 -$600
Sold for $125
88.   Early masthead lamp, galvanized metal with copper cap. 22”h.x9” diam.
$150 -$200
Sold for $75
89.   Stiegel type flip glass tumbler with vertical ribbing. 6”h.x4.5” diam.
$300 -$500
Sold for $75
90.   Marble column-form pedestal. 42.75”h., top 10” diam.
$200 -$300
Sold for $400
91.   Stiegel type bottle, early 19th c., with enamel decoration. 5.5”h.x3”w.x2”d.
$400 -$600
Sold for $200
92.   Pair of Tiffany green glass compotes in the “Moonstone” pattern signed “LCT Favrille” (Louis Comfort Tiffany”. 3.75”h.x4” diam.
$1,000 -$1,500
Sold for $425
93.   Quimper fish plate set signed “P. Fouilpen” to include 12 plates 10”x7.5”, platter 21.5”x10” and a sauceboat 8”x4.5”.
$200 -$300
Sold for $100
94.   Amethyst glass jelly jar, c.1840. 7.5”h.x4” diam.
$400 -$600
Sold for $75
95.   Stiegel type bottle, 19th c., with enamel decoration. 7”h.x3.25”w.x2.75”d.
$500 -$700
Sold for $250
96.   Three rabbit-form chocolate molds. largest is 9.25”x7.5”
$100 -$200
Sold for $100
97.   Cast iron horse-head hitching post, 19th c., mounted on a later base. 31”h.
$200 -$300
Sold for $325
98.   Continental brass woodbox. 18”h.x30”w.x18”d.
$100 -$150
Sold for $50
99.   Pair of wrought iron and copper planters. 36”h.x16”diam.
$100 -$150
Sold for $175
100.   English mahogany cased traveling medicine cabinet, 19thc. 11.5”h.x10”w.x10”d.
$300 -$500
Sold for $350
101.   Banjo form rosewood barometer by Wilson & Son, London. 39.25”h.x10.5”w.
$200 -$300
Sold for $275
102.   French marble mantel clock by Fenon & F. Margotin, Paris, with exposed escape movement, calendar and date. 15”h.x12.5”w.x7”d.
$750 -$1,000
Sold for $1,000
103.   Framed print signed in pencil “Joseph P. Sims 1947, Burnt Coat Harbor to Cortright Wetherill”. 9.25”x12”
$25 -$50
Sold for $700
104.   German silkscreen prints, dated 1919, “Walpurgisnacht, Von Otto Stieffel, Zwolf Schattenrisse, EDM. V. Konigs Junstverlag, Heidelberg”, one complete set of 12 and 4 duplicates.18”x16” each
$100 -$150
Sold for $200
105.   Arts & Crafts hammered copper dish with enameled snail by Steinicken & Lohr. 7.25”diam.
$100 -$150
Sold for $25
106.   Oil on canvas still life of an artist’s palette with brushes signed “M. F. L.” 19.5”x26.5”
$300 -$500
Sold for $750
107.   Oil on panel painting of a man watering flowers (after) Carl Spitzweg and initialed “I. I.” 19.25”x13.75”.
$750 -$1,000
Sold for $1,100
108.   Mahogany fan inlay mirror with label “John Elliott, Philadelphia”. 46.5”x28”
$1,000 -$1,500
Sold for $400
109.   Brass bed warmer, early 19thc., with turned maple handle. 43.5”l.x12”diam.
$100 -$150
Sold for $125
110.   Mahogany banjo form barometer signed “Porri Vachio & Co., London”. 38”h.x10.5”w.x2.5”d.
$300 -$400
Sold for $325
111.   Pair Corinthian candlesticks by Gorham, weighted sterling. 8.5”h.
$300 -$400
Sold for $375
112.   Oil on canvas portrait, c.1830, of a woman. 28”x23”
$1,000 -$1,500
Sold for $600
113.   Chinese carved screen, eight sections, each panel 72”h.x15.5”w.
$400 -$600
Sold for $1,400
114.   Framed print “The Merry Beaglers” by J. Harris Sculp. 18”x25”
$300 -$400
Sold for $450
115.   Brass oil lamp, electrified. 23.25”h.
$50 -$75
Sold for $25
116.   Three acrylic paintings of Civil War scenes by Charles Hoffbauer of the murals, Battle Abbey, Richmond. 4.75”x9.25”
$200 -$300
Sold for $375
117.   Brass door knocker with beagle head and hunting whip signed “© W. Clark Noble Sc”. 6”h.x8”w.x2.75”d.
$300 -$400
Sold for $400
118.   Sterling silver candy dish by Howard & Co., NY, 1905, with cobalt liner 3.25”h.x5.5”w.x4”d. and a Georgian style silverplate gravy boat.
$100 -$200
Sold for $75
119.   Tumbling block quilt, red and yellow. 75.5”x75.5”
$75 -$100
Sold for $50
120.   Twelve Spode Copeland china plates for Tiffany & Co., NY. 9”diam. each
$200 -$300
Sold for $250
121.   Sterling silver kettle on stand by Gorham.
$500 -$700
Sold for $950
122.   Builder’s concept gouache “Wilford Trans-Atlantic Gyroplane Designed 1938 for First Rotary Wing Congress Tested 1960” and signed “Ayster ‘38”. 19”x27.5”
$400 -$600
Sold for $200
123.   Fitzhugh Chinese porcelain undertray. 9.5”x9”
$200 -$300
Sold for $150
124.   Sterling silver three-piece tea set - teapot 8”h., creamer 4.5”h., sugar 3.5”h..
$150 -$200
Sold for $225
125.   Four yellowware molds.
$50 -$75
Sold for $175
126.   Nine Higgins & Seiter, NY luncheon plates with gilt banded rims 9” diam. and ten dessert plates 7.75”diam.
$50 -$75
Sold for $20
127.   Group of “Chelsea Bird” pattern by Myott, Staffordshire: 10 dinner plates 10.5”diam., 12 luncheon plates 9”diam., 12 butter plates 6.5”diam., 6 soup bowls 5”diam., 6 saucers for soups 7”diam., 5 cups and 6 saucers.
$50 -$75
Sold for $650
128.   Three pieces of glazed earthenware - pitcher 6.5”h.x5.5”w., pitcher “Jugtown Ware” 5.75”h.x4.25”w. and crock 7.5”h.x5”w.
$100 -$150
Sold for $50
129.   Five copper pots with iron handles, “Cuivrere Legry Standard” and two lids.
$100 -$150
Sold for $225
130.   English porcelain tea set with rose pattern- teapot, sugar, creamer, bowl and four cups & saucers.
$100 -$150
Sold for $50
131.   German Black Forest mantel clock, late 19thc., with carved eagles, rams, etc. 28.5”h.x24”w.x8”d.
$1,000 -$1,500
Not Sold
132.   Vienna bronze of a Great Dane dog. 4.5”h.x5”l.x1.5”w.
$100 -$200
Sold for $400
133.   Silverplate breakfast server. 8”h.x13”w.x9.5”d.
$100 -$150
Sold for $100
134.   Pair of English silverplate centerpiece dishes, 20thc. 4”h.x10”diam.
$150 -$200
Sold for $75
135.   Builder’s concept gouache “22-80 Gyrocopter Designed 1944 with Help of Williams & Tweeney, DC3 Equivalent Airplane”. 14.75”x25.5”
$200 -$300
Sold for $100
136.   Builder’s concept gouache “Specifications” signed “Ayster ‘38”. 16”x23.75”
$200 -$300
Sold for $25
137.   Three sterling silver casters. Tallest 8”h.
$150 -$250
Sold for $300
138.   Framed gyrocopter print “Williams & Tweney Engineers Industrial Design” and “Book Tower Detroit 26 Michigan” 18”x28” and an airplane photograph 8”x13”
$200 -$300
Sold for $250
139.   Four-drawer oak specimen cabinet, c.1900. 14”h.x15.5”w.x9.5”d.
$200 -$300
Sold for $200
140.   Child’s sled with red paint, signed “Made by Paris Mfg. Co. South Paris, ME. USA, No. 8”. 40.5”l.x14.5”w.
$150 -$200
Sold for $150
141.   Arts & Crafts painted tin box 8.25”h.x5.75”w.x4”d. and two brass cut- out side profiles mounted on ebony plaques 5.25”x5.25”.
$150 -$200
Sold for $25
142.   Chinese porcelain mug, 18thc. 5.5”h.x4”diam.
$150 -$200
Sold for $50
143.   Silverplate Chippendale style tray. 25”x16”
$150 -$200
Sold for $20
144.   Oil on canvas painting, c.1880, of cows in a stream, probably American. 19.5”x23”
$150 -$200
Sold for $150
145.   Sterling silver gravy boat 3.5”h. and underplate 7.5”x5.5”
$150 -$200
Sold for $175
146.   Oil on artist board painting of a sailboat on the ocean signed “S. E. Forrest”. 8”x15.5”
$100 -$125
Sold for $250
147.   Dutch brass tobacco box, 18th/19thc. 5.5”x3”
$200 -$400
Sold for $125
148.   Pair of Victorian brass candlesticks. 7”h.
$50 -$75
Sold for $50
149.   Tole document box 4.5”h.x8”w.x4.5”d. and a copper candle mold 11”h.
$75 -$100
Sold for $50
150.   Oil on canvas portrait of a seated young woman, identified by a piece of typed paper “Painted by William d. Dodge and the sitter identified Mary Blair Pryor Walker. 23.75”x15.5”
$400 -$600
Sold for $500
151.   Six oriental porcelain plates and bowls. largest 9”diam.
$100 -$150
Sold for $75
152.   Sampler wrought by Molly Pemberton 1783, 16.25”x8” and another sampler by Mary Trimmer 1809, 8.5”x7.25”
$75 -$100
Sold for $500
153.   Mahogany banjo clock, 19th c., with reverse painted glass panel throat and lower panel. 32”h.
$800 -$1,200
Sold for $1,800
154.   Swedish carved horse with paint decoration. 8”h.x8”l.x2.5”w.
$50 -$75
Sold for $50
155.   Pair of 19th c. brass push-up candlesticks. 7.75”h.x4”diam.
$150 -$200
Sold for $275
156.   Three pairs of miniature brass candlesticks. 3”h., 3”h. and 2.5”h.
$100 -$150
Sold for $25
157.   Redware jug 7.5”, cup 3”h. and three pieces of stone fruit, largest is 2.5”h.
$100 -$125
Sold for $50
158.   Pair of fire gilt candelabra, c.1830. 23.5”h.x13.5”diam.
$2,000 -$2,500
Sold for $2,100
159.   Watercolor painting of a town scene with figures signed “Stoddard” (possibly Alice Kent Stoddard). 8.25”x11.25”
$200 -$300
Sold for $75
160.   Hepplewhite style mahogany oval coffee table by Mersman.17”h.x38.25”x19.75”d.
$200 -$250
Sold for $325
161.   Carved wood rocking horse, mid 20thc., with original paint. 49”h.x56”l.x19”w.
$300 -$400
Sold for $200
162.   Silkwork sampler dated 1831. 11.75”x9.5”
$100 -$125
Sold for $350
163.   Yellowware sheaf-of-wheat mold 4”h., a bowl 2”h. and butter pat .25”diam.
$50 -$75
Sold for $75
164.   Philadelphia coin silver covered sugar bowl, c.1800, by John McMullin. 9”h.
$400 -$600
Sold for $550
165.   Oil on canvas landscape painting with stream signed “Frank A. Barney”. 25”x30”
$800 -$1,200
Sold for $1,200
166.   Walnut candlestand, 18th/19thc. 27.25”h.
$500 -$700
Sold for $650
167.   Sack-back Windsor armchair, as found. 33”h.x25”w.x22”d., seat 15”h.
$150 -$200
Sold for $50
168.   Cobalt glass Stiegel type creamer. 5.25”h.
$400 -$600
Sold for $100
169.   Large brass candlestick, 19thc. 20”h.
$100 -$200
Sold for $50
170.   Early wine glass with cotton-twist stem, ex-Williams Collection. 4.75”h.
$400 -$600
Sold for $400
171.   Three silverplate casters, tallest 9”h. and two card trays 8”diam. and 6.5”diam.
$100 -$125
Sold for $100
172.   Staffordshire pearlware plate, c.1920, with American eagle decoration. 6” diam.
$600 -$800
Sold for $150
173.   Stiegel type flip glass tumbler with wheel etched tulip decoration, provenance Gilbert Auction. 8.5”h.x6.5” diam.
$500 -$700
Sold for $125
174.   George III mahogany tea caddy with potted flower inlaid escutcheon. 4.15”x4.75”x4.5”
$150 -$200
Sold for $275
175.   Brass bed warmer, early 19thc. with turned maple handle. 47.5”x11”diam.
$150 -$200
Sold for $225
176.   Barrett, Joseph [American b.1936] oil on canvas painting, “The Boating Party” signed “Jos. Barrett, Lahaska”. 17.75”x21.5”
$3,000 -$3,500
Not Sold
177.   de Longpré, Raoul M. [French 1843-1911] gouache and watercolor still life with pink roses and white lilacs signed “Raoul Maucherat de Longpré fils”. 24.5”x19”
$4,000 -$6,000
Sold for $1,100
178.   Pair of limestone garden urns, early 20thc. 28”h. top 19”diam.
$600 -$900
Sold for $1,300
179.   Set of four gilt cast metal wall sconces c.1920, with prisms, electrified. 21”h.x12”w.x6”d.
$800 -$1,000
Sold for $800
180.   A.H. Fox child’s toy double-barreled weapon, c.1920, with original brass toy cartridges. 28.75”l.
$200 -$300
Sold for $25
181.   Pair of Sheffield silver candlesticks. 7.5”h.
$100 -$150
Sold for $200
182.   Percussion fowling piece, c.1850, single barrel. 48”l.
$150 -$200
Sold for $175
183.   Set of three Louis XVI style brass wall sconces, c.1920, electrified. 11”h.x9.5”w.x5”d.
$600 -$800
Sold for $400
184.   Oil on canvas landscape painting signed “R. Tournay”. 23.5”x28.5”
$500 -$750
Sold for $250
185.   Pewter monteith, early 20th c. 7.5”h.x16” diam.
$75 -$100
Sold for $25
186.   Pair of silver tablespoons by William Bateman, London 1808.
$75 -$100
Sold for $50
187.   Bradley & Hubbard brass student lamp, signed and electrified. 22”h.x19”w., base 7” diam.
$200 -$300
Sold for $175
188.   Hickory Windsor armchair by Century. 44”h.x25”w.x17”d., seat 16”h.
$50 -$75
Sold for $125
189.   Victorian sterling silver cup inscribed “Edith Stone Kendall from Grandmother 1877”. 3.75”h.
$50 -$75
Sold for $75
190.   Hammered brass planter, 20thc. 9.75”h.x12”diam.
$50 -$75
Sold for $50
191.   Oil on canvas primitive landscape painting signed “N. Lyton (?)” with hunters and dogs. 24.75”x30”
$300 -$400
Sold for $100
192.   Militia sword, c.1830, German import artillery saber. blade 32”l., overall 36”
$100 -$150
Sold for $50
193.   French fauteuil with needlepoint upholstery. 39”h.x27”w.x27”d., seat 16”h.
$150 -$200
Sold for $75
194.   Cast metal German Shepard holding a whip and mounted on a marble base. 6.5”h.x8”l.x3”d.
$100 -$125
Sold for $50
195.   Staffordshire frog mug, 19th c. 5”h.x5” diam.
$100 -$200
Sold for $75
196.   Weis two-part barrister’s oak bookcase. 41”h.x34”w.x12”d.
$150 -$200
Sold for $250
197.   Staffordshire frog mug, 19th c., with verse “Crimea”. 5”h.x3.75”diam.
$150 -$200
Sold for $225
198.   Sheraton pine washstand. 32”h.x28.5”w.x14”d.
$150 -$200
Sold for $25
199.   Reverse painting on glass, c.1914, of an American cavalry soldier on horseback. 16.5”x16.5”
$100 -$150
Sold for $150
200.   Set of eight Nantucket baskets known as The String of Pearls, each basket signed “Harry A. Hilbert, 1995”, with handle up smallest is 8”h.x3”diam. and the largest 15”h.x9.75”diam.
$7,000 -$8,000
Not Sold
201.   Six luncheon plates, Cauldon, England 9”diam. and a pair of pressed glass candlesticks 8.5”h.
$50 -$75
Sold for $25
202.   Gorham silverplate tea set - teapot 11”l.x6”h.x5”d., sugar 7”l.x5”h.x3.25”d., creamer 5.5”l.x3”h.x2”d.
$100 -$150
Sold for $50
203.   Hand-colored French map, c.1670, “Carte De La Nouvelle France”. 20.5”x23.75”
$600 -$800
Sold for $1,400
204.   Nine pressed glass salad bowls and plates.
$50 -$75
Sold for $25
205.   Two yellowware bowls. 10.5”x4.5” and 9.5.x5”
$75 -$100
Sold for $125
206.   Sterling silver footed square tray by Howard & Co. New York. 12”x12”
$300 -$500
Sold for $650
207.   Sterling silver Revere style bowl by International Silver 4.5”h.x9”diam. and a pair of sterling silver salt and peppers marked “Tiffany”. 5.5”h.
$300 -$500
Sold for $350
208.   Pressed glass compote 6.25”h.x9”diam. and three master salts.
$50 -$75
Sold for $25
209.   Eight brass goblets. 5”-7” high.
$50 -$75
Sold for $50
210.   Maple candlestand, c.1830, with square top. 26.75”h.x18”l.x17.25”d.
$200 -$300
Sold for $425
211.   Pine two-drawer dry sink, c.1830, with copper top. 36.5”h.x38”w.x18”d.
$300 -$500
Sold for $700
212.   Walnut washstand, c.1830. 29”h.x18”w.x18”d.
$100 -$150
Sold for $50
213.   Cherry candlestand, c.1820, with square top.26.5”h., top 14.5”x15.25”
$200 -$300
Sold for $100
214.   Hand-colored French map “America” with “Nieuw Amsterdam”, circa 1670. 20.5”x24”
$300 -$500
Sold for $1,300
215.   Oil on canvas painting of an Italian coastal fishing village signed “P.A. Gross”. 19”x26.25”
$2,000 -$3,000
Sold for $375
216.   Pair of Chippendale style brass andirons. 21”h.x13”w.x28.5”d.
$100 -$150
Sold for $50
217.   Print “Tally-Ho” by Cecil Aldin. 15.5”x18.75”
$150 -$200
Sold for $200
218.   Two etchings pencil signed “Arthur William Heintzelman” 5.25”x3.75” and a foxhunting print.
$50 -$75
Sold for $175
219.   Partial English porcelain service with floral decoration: 11 dinner plates 9.75”diam., 16 soup bowls 9.5”diam., serving bowl 9”diam., serving dish 12.5”diam., platter 18”x12” and another platter 21”x14”.
$100 -$150
Sold for $125
220.   Print by Cecil Aldin, “The Whip”. 15.5”x18.75”
$150 -$200
Sold for $150
221.   Decoupage mirror 41”x22.25” and a small gilt framed mirror 15”x12.75”
$100 -$125
Sold for $25
222.   Oriental porcelain vase. 23.5”h., top 9.25” diam.
$150 -$200
Sold for $200
223.   Walnut cutlery box. 7”h.x13.75”x10.75”
$75 -$100
Sold for $100
224.   New England birch chest of drawers. 41”h.x36”w.x19.25”d.
$300 -$500
Sold for $100
225.   Watercolor painting signed “J. Newman” and titled “The Ocean View”. 17”x20.75”
$600 -$800
Sold for $225
226.   Philadelphia Chippendale walnut highboy base, c.1770. 37”h.x45”w.x22.25”d.
$2,000 -$2,500
Sold for $950
227.   Windsor bow-back side chair, c.1830. 35.25”h.x16”w.x14.75”d., seat 15.5”h.
$75 -$100
Sold for $25
228.   English mahogany bow-front shaving stand. 16”h.x14.5”w.x7”d.
$100 -$125
Sold for $50
229.   Ogee mahogany mirror. 40.5”h.x21”w.x1.5”d.
$150 -$200
Sold for $125
230.   Chinese porcelain jar with Foo dog finial. 17”h.x15”diam.
$75 -$100
Sold for $100
231.   Oil on canvas painting of a clipper ship 20.5”x35.5” and another ship painting 13.75”x19”
$200 -$300
Sold for $350
232.   Hepplewhite cherry bow-front chest of drawers, c.1800. 38.5”h.x38.75”w.x23.25”d.
$1,000 -$1,500
Sold for $2,100
233.   English rosewood brass-bound lap desk with hidden compartments. 8.25”h.x22”w.x12”d.
$300 -$400
Sold for $425
234.   Pair of Federal brass ball top andirons. 12.5”h.x10”w.x14.75”d.
$100 -$200
Sold for $75
235.   Bronze seal with fish on a black granite plinth, c.1920. 5.5”h.x2”w.x1.75”d.
$100 -$150
Sold for $25
236.   Oil on canvas Pennsylvania impressionist landscape, “Center Bridge”, north of New Hope, PA. 10.5”x24”
$1,000 -$1,500
Sold for $250
237.   Silverplate tea service by Meriden, four pieces, tallest 12”h.
$200 -$300
Sold for $100
238.   Chinese celadon ginger jar, 19thc. 8”h.x10”diam.
$50 -$75
Sold for $250
239.   Pennsylvania poplar blanket chest, c.1830, with red flame grain paint decoration. 24”h.x37.25”w.x18”d.
$200 -$300
Sold for $250
240.   Empire two-section mirror with gilt decoration. 35.25”h.x18.25”w.x1.15”d.
$100 -$150
Sold for $75
241.   Oil on canvas still life of lilacs, signed “G. A. Miller, 1892” 17.75”x23.5”
$200 -$300
Sold for $300
242.   Pair of oriental style table lamps and a ginger jar.
$100 -$150
Sold for $75
243.   Carved eagle with gilt decoration, 19th/20thc. 11”h.x12”w.x5”d.
$150 -$200
Sold for $225
244.   Oil on canvas painting of a woman with an umbrella, signed “P. Morttini”. 11.25”x17.25”
$1,000 -$1,500
Not Sold
245.   Bag lot of sterling silver table articles, various makers and patterns.
$150 -$200
Sold for $900
246.   Pair of oval molded plaster gilt mirrors with candleholders, c.1920. 25.5”x13”
$300 -$400
Sold for $175
247.   Bag lot of sterling silver flatware, various makers and patterns.
$200 -$300
Sold for $850
248.   Rope bed with red paint decoration. 51”h.x52”w.x76”l.
$200 -$300
Sold for $125
249.   Southern pine mule chest, probably North Carolina. 43.5”h.x43.5”w.x18.25”d.
$200 -$300
Sold for $325
250.   Pine one-drawer wash stand. 33”h.x24”w.x15”d.
$200 -$300
Sold for $25
251.   Two chairs - plank bottom spindle-back rocker 29”h.x17”w.x24”d., seat 15”h. and a hickory slat-back with rush seat 33.5”h.x18”w.x14”d., seat 16”h.
$25 -$50
Sold for $10
252.   Walnut slant-front desk, 20thc., 39”h.x28”w.x16”d. and a five-drawer lingerie chest 40”h.x20”w.x15”d.
$50 -$75
Sold for $100
253.   New England style mahogany highboy. 80”h.x38”w.x20”d.
$400 -$600
Sold for $425
254.   Boston rocker with original paint decoration. 39.5”h.x23”w.x17”d., seat 15.5”h.
$75 -$100
Sold for $25
255.   Late Sheraton three-drawer pine dresser with backsplash. 36”h.x36”w.x16.5”d.
$100 -$150
Sold for $25
256.   Charcoal drawing of a female nude by Arthur Meltzer, dated 1920. 23”x19.5”
$1,400 -$1,800
Not Sold
257.   Set of six half-spindle back plank bottom side chairs. 34”h.x17”w.x15.25”d., seat 18”h.
$100 -$150
Sold for $50
258.   Maple rope bed with mushroom cap finials. 36”h.x51.5”w.x85”l.
$75 -$100
Sold for $25
259.   Sheraton mahogany drop-leaf stand, c.1830. 29”h.x18”w.x16.75”d.
$600 -$800
Not Sold
260.   Crystal chandelier, early 20th c. 19”h.x20”w.
$200 -$300
Sold for $100
261.   English majolica quail vase, late 19th c. 10.75”h.x10”w.x7.5”d.
$150 -$200
Sold for $200
262.   Pennsylvania Windsor highchair with original paint decoration. 34”h.x15”w.x16.5”d., seat 22”h.
$150 -$200
Sold for $75
263.   French walnut upholstered armchair. 40”h.x32”w.x32”d. seat 18”h.
$50 -$75
Sold for $250
264.   Steiff kangaroo with button, no label. 19”h.x5”w.x16”d.
$300 -$400
Sold for $100
265.   Staffordshire figural group lamp. 14"h. top of figure, 9"w.x4"d.
$200 -$300
Sold for $200
266.   Primitive burl walnut chopping block table. 27.5”h., approx. 18.5” diam.
$150 -$200
Sold for $75
267.   Six pieces of English majolica, grape leaf pattern pearlware-2 plates 8.5” diam, 4 footed platters 10.5”x9”
$200 -$300
Sold for $325
268.   Sheraton pine two-drawer stand. 27”h.x21”w.x17.75”d.
$150 -$200
Sold for $200
269.   Pair of fire gilt candelabras, 19thc.
$600 -$800
Sold for $550
270.   Paper cutout courting scene, early 19thc. 12”x16”
$1,500 -$2,000
Sold for $1,600
271.   Oil on canvas painting of a basket of roses signed “Marlton”. 11.5”x15”
$150 -$200
Sold for $100
272.   Four side chairs with British horseracing paint decoration. 30.5”h.x15”l.x17”d.
$200 -$300
Sold for $325
273.   Brass garden planter with armorial crest. 12.5”h.x12.5”diam.
$75 -$100
Sold for $50
274.   Pair of oil on canvas still life paintings signed “G. W. Whitaker” 8”x6” and 6”x8”
$300 -$500
Sold for $75
275.   Needlepoint bell pull, silk table covers, doilies, etc..
$100 -$200
Sold for $75
276.   Oak framed print of birch trees signed indistinctly. 29.5”x17.5”
$75 -$100
Sold for $50
277.   Metal German trade sign, late 19th c., with raised relief eagle, acorns and oak leaves. Approx. 30” diam.
$500 -$700
Sold for $525
278.   Pastel tempura of a seated boy signed “Alice Kent Stoddard”. 22.5”x16”
$500 -$700
Not Sold
279.   Empire gilt overmantel mirror, c.1840. 24.5”h.x54”w.x4”d.
$1,000 -$1,500
Not Sold
280.   Walnut blind-door hanging cupboard. 30”h.x20”w.x9.75”d.
$300 -$400
Sold for $175
281.   Arts & Crafts style oak open bookcase. 47”h.x31.75”w.x11”d.
$150 -$200
Sold for $100
282.   Victorian cast iron fountain, probably by J.W. Fiske & Co., ex-collection of Arthur J. Sussel. 48”h.x72” diam.
$1,500 -$2,000
Sold for $1,600
283.   Reproduction 18th c. Pennsylvania tavern table with an oval top, single drawer, scalloped skirt and stretcher base. 28.5”h.x33”w.x26.5d.
$400 -$600
Sold for $500
284.   Dirk, Nathaniel [American, 1895-1961] watercolor painting of a landscape and village, signed “N. Dirk”.15”x19”
$300 -$400
Sold for $300
285.   Decorative four-panel screen with hand-painted country scenes with horses and ladies. 72.25”h., overall 74”w.
$300 -$400
Sold for $200
286.   Steiff giraffe with button. 30”h.x13”l.x6”w.
$200 -$300
Sold for $400
287.   Rockingham type frog mug, late 19th c. 4”h.x4” diam.
$100 -$125
Sold for $75
288.   U.S. Model 1884 trapdoor Springfield. Converted for sport, shortened to 46”l.
$300 -$500
Not Sold
289.   Oil on board landscape painting signed “B. E. Ward”. 11.75”x17.5”
$1,000 -$1,500
Sold for $1,200
290.   Staffordshire frog mug, 19th c., with double handles. 5.25”h.x5”diam.
$200 -$300
Sold for $175
291.   Pine blanket chest, c.1830. 16.5”h.x34.5”w.x18”d.
$150 -$200
Sold for $175
292.   Walnut ogee mirror. 22”h.x32”w.
$100 -$150
Sold for $150
293.   New England tiger maple candlestand with a rectangular tilt-top. 26”h., top 24”x17.5
$300 -$400
Sold for $150
294.   Melchers, Gari [American, 1860-1932] watercolor portrait of a young woman signed “J. Gari Melchers”. 10.5”x8.5”
$4,000 -$6,000
Sold for $2,000
295.   Cast iron garden urn. 24”h.x18” diam.
$150 -$200
Sold for $250
296.   Misc. grouping- green bottle with silver overlay 3”h., hand-painted Japanese plate 7.5 diam., two small carved ivory elephants.
$25 -$50
Sold for $50
297.   U.S. Model 1873 trapdoor Springfield with bayonet. 51”l.
$500 -$700
Sold for $275
298.   Amber glass Christmas light. 19th c. 3.5” h.
$100 -$200
Sold for $50
299.   Wrought iron trivet stand with a brass top. 15.25”h., top 11”x8.5”
$75 -$100
Sold for $125
300.   Pair of carved Black Forest weather gauges, late 19thc., with Paris maker’s stamp. 27.25”h.x19.5”w.
$800 -$1,200
Sold for $1,700
301.   Oil on canvas Baltimore portrait, mid 19thc., “Mr. Dooly”. 35.25”x27.5”
$1,000 -$1,500
Not Sold
302.   Victorian cast iron coalscuttle with teal blue glaze. 14”x 24”
$150 -$200
Sold for $125
303.   Carved English boxer dog inkwell, c.1890, with glass eyes.
$300 -$500
Sold for $1,100
304.   Arts & Crafts hammered brass smoking set, c.1920, largest piece 5.5”h.x3.75”diam.
$200 -$300
Sold for $25
305.   Oval pastel portrait of a young woman. 23.75”x19”
$200 -$300
Sold for $125
306.   Georgian mahogany gaming table, c.1800. 29”h.x35.5”w.x18.5”d.
$300 -$500
Sold for $400
307.   Pair of George III silver shoe buckles, c.1775, by Richard Parr, London. 3.5”x2.75”
$300 -$400
Sold for $325
308.   Brass telescope 7”l. (closed), a brass shoe 3”h. and a pair of mourning shoe buckles, 18thc. 2”h.x2.5”w.
$100 -$150
Sold for $75
309.   Two framed prints - “Defeat of Braddock” and “Penn’s Treaty with the Indians”, published by D. W. Kellogg. & Co. Hartford, 12”x16” each
$100 -$150
Sold for $450
310.   Southern yellow pine sugar chest, early 19thc. 28”h.x25.25”w.x20.75”d.
$2,000 -$2,500
Sold for $2,000
311.   Framed print “Philadelphia, The New Post Office”. 17”h.x23”w.
$25 -$50
Sold for $125
312.   Pastel still life of a bowl of peaches signed “Hobson Pittman”.
$2,000 -$3,000
Not Sold
313.   Southwest Indian woven basket, c.1910. 3.75”h.x7.25”diam.
$200 -$300
Sold for $50
314.   Sterling silver “Kings” pattern flatware service- 12 dinner forks 8"l., 12 tablespoons 7"l., 6 serving spoons 8.5"l., 12 teaspoons 6"l. each monogrammed "H", 12 luncheon forks 7"l., 6 dessert forks 6"l., 5 demitasse spoons 4.25"l., 1 salt spoon 3.75"l., 1 nut fork 6"l., 12 dinner knives 9.5"l., 12 lunche
$1,000 -$1,500
Sold for $3,250
315.   English white porcelain pitcher 9”h. and a blue biscuit jar 6”h.
$50 -$75
Sold for $75
316.   Sevres porcelain centerpiece, c.1890 with gilt mounts. 5.75”h.x15”w.x12.5”d.
$300 -$500
Sold for $1,100
317.   Watercolor landscape painting signed “Lester Stevens N. A.”. 20.5”x28”
$300 -$500
Sold for $1,000
318.   Kittinger blonde wood chest of drawers. 34”h.x38”w.x20”d.
$200 -$300
Sold for $250
319.   Sterling silver salt and pepper shakers and a cut glass jar with S. Kirk & Son sterling silver lid 3.25”h.
$50 -$75
Sold for $75
320.   Pennsylvania walnut tea table, 18th c. 28”h., top 30.75” diam.
$200 -$300
Sold for $250
321.   Sarcophagus form burl walnut trinket box, early 20th c. 4.5”h.x8.75”w.x4.5”d.
$75 -$100
Sold for $100
322.   George III mahogany bed steps with pullout porcelain potty. 24”h.x21.5”w.x31”d.
$700 -$900
Sold for $800
323.   Chippendale mahogany chest of drawers, c.1790, long leaf pine secondary wood. 37”h.x37.5”w.x21.25”d.
$1,000 -$1,500
Sold for $1,300
324.   Chippendale style mahogany card table, c.1840, provenance Governor John Willis Ellis, Raleigh, North Carolina. 28.25”h.x36”w.x17.5”d.
$800 -$1,200
Sold for $2,300
325.   Two Japanese bronze vases, 19thc. 8”h. and 6”h.
$100 -$150
Sold for $100
326.   Pine traveling box with iron straps. 10.5”h.x19”w.x12.5”d.
$75 -$100
Sold for $50
327.   Dark emerald green glass Christmas light, 19th c. 3.5”h.x2.5” diam.
$200 -$250
Sold for $50
328.   Set of three Queen Anne mahogany side chairs, 18th/19thc., with carved cloven feet. 44”h.x21”w.x17”d. seat 19”h.
$600 -$900
Sold for $2,000
329.   Two Imari chargers 11”diam., a blue Delft plate 9.25”diam. and a Chinese porcelain leaf dish 7”l.
$75 -$100
Sold for $175
330.   Walnut tall case clock, circa 1772, by Joshua Humphreys Chester County, Pennsylvania with a broken arch bonnet, eight-day works, rare sweep second hand and pewter chapter ring bearing the maker’s name “Joshua Humphreys White Land”. 94” high
$35,000 -$45,000
Sold for $32,500
331.   Hepplewhite cherry one-drawer stand. 27.5”h.x19”w.x21.5”d.
$100 -$200
Sold for $175
332.   Victorian two-piece jardinière. 30”h.x12” diam.
$150 -$200
Sold for $100
333.   Unusual custom shaped mahogany table. 29.25”h.x60.5”w.x33”d.
$1,500 -$1,700
Not Sold
334.   Empire mahogany sideboard. 52”l.x55.5”w.x22”d.
$500 -$700
Sold for $300
335.   Cranberry glass Christmas light, 19th c. 3.5”h.x3” diam.
$300 -$400
Sold for $100
336.   Reproduction locomotive builder’s plate, brass “London & North Eastern Railway. 5”x9”
$75 -$100
Sold for $125
337.   Clear glass Christmas light, 19th c. 3.5”h.x3” diam.
$100 -$200
Sold for $25
338.   Pastel drawing of figures initialed “A. M.” (Arthur Meltzer). 22.5”x17.5”
$600 -$800
Not Sold
339.   Amethyst glass Christmas light, 19th c. 3.25”h.x3.5” diam.
$200 -$300
Sold for $75
340.   English mahogany Chippendale chest of drawers. 35.75”h.x39”w.x20”d.
$1,000 -$1,500
Sold for $1,000
341.   Oil on artist board painting of the New York Stock Exchange signed “Adriaan M. de Groot 1925”. 16”x11.75”
$400 -$600
Sold for $2,750
342.   Pale green glass Christmas light, 19th c. 3”h.x2.5” diam.
$200 -$300
Sold for $50
343.   English drop-leaf Pembroke table, c.1790. 29”h.x20”w.x27”d.
$450 -$550
Not Sold
344.   Dark green glass Christmas light, 19th c. 3”h.x2.75” diam.
$150 -$200
Sold for $75
345.   Pennsylvania walnut Dutch cupboard, c.1820, with tiger maple candle drawers. 92.5”h.x63”w.x23.75”d., pie shelf 11.5”d.
$9,000 -$12,000
Not Sold
346.   Dark green glass Christmas light, 19th c. 3.25”h.x2.75” diam.
$200 -$250
Sold for $75
347.   Pine dry sink/commode. 31.5”h.x29.5”w.x18.75”d.
$150 -$200
Sold for $75
348.   Emerald green glass Christmas light, 19th c. 3.5”h.x3” diam.
$200 -$250
Sold for $75
349.   Walnut lyre-form music settee. 36”h.x55”w.x18.5”d., seat 20”h.
$150 -$200
Sold for $225
350.   George III mahogany flip-top gaming table. 28.5”h. top 30.25”x15”
$200 -$300
Sold for $100
351.   Dark green glass Christmas light, 19th c. 3.25”h.x2.75” diam.
$200 -$250
Sold for $75
352.   Watercolor painting signed “F. F. English” of a country landscape with horses, wagon and a dog. 18”x27.5”
$2,500 -$3,000
Not Sold
353.   Pennsylvania walnut tavern table with molded three-board top and flat stretcher base. 30.5”h.x54.25”w.x33”d.
$2,000 -$2,500
Sold for $2,100
354.   Jacobean style armchair with caned seat and back. 55”h.x28”w.x17.5”d., seat 18”h.
$200 -$300
Sold for $100
355.   Continental dome-lid chest with iron strap hinges. 18”h.x30.5”w.x15”d.
$100 -$125
Sold for $100
356.   Mahogany pole screen with petit point scene of a villa. 60”h.x20.5”w.
$300 -$400
Sold for $175
357.   Box lot of table linens - colored tablecloths & napkins- some sets, embroidered examples, cocktail and theme napkins, crochet work, placemats, etc.
$200 -$300
Sold for $100
358.   Neogrady, Laszlo [Hungarian, 1900-1962] oil on canvas landscape painting of a woman with ducks signed “Laszlo Neogrady”. 23.75”x35.5”
$1,500 -$2,000
Sold for $850
359.   Two-door jelly cupboard, early 19thc., with paint decoration and reeded panels. 59”h.x41.25”w.x18.25”d.
$2,500 -$3,000
Not Sold
360.   William & Mary cedar gate-leg table. 29.5”h.x42.5”w., top w/leaves down 20.5”d., each leaf 25”
$600 -$800
Not Sold
361.   Railroad drumhead, Pennsylvania Railroad, Manhattan Limited. 32”h.x32”w.x6.25”d.
$100 -$200
Sold for $325
362.   Railroad drumhead, Pennsylvania Railroad, Sunrise Special. 32”h.x32”w.x6.25”d.
$100 -$200
Sold for $350
363.   Railroad drumhead, Pennsylvania Railroad, The Congressional. 32”h.x32”w.x6.25”d.
$100 -$200
Sold for $225
364.   Railroad drumhead, Pennsylvania Railroad, Broadway Limited. 32”h.x32”w.x6.25”d.
$100 -$200
Sold for $200
365.   Sheraton maple drop-leaf table, c.1790, possibly North Carolina. 28.5”h.x37.75”w., top 21.5”d., each leaf 12.5”
$1,000 -$1,500
Sold for $900
366.   Railroad drumhead, Pennsylvania Railroad, Liberty Limited. 21.5”h.x21.5”w.x4”d.
$100 -$200
Sold for $175
367.   Railroad drumhead, Challenger. 26”diam.
$100 -$200
Sold for $225
368.   Locomotive headlight, The Pyle National Co., 1917. 20”diam., overall 30”h.
$400 -$600
Sold for $1,200
369.   Trolley fare box. 23.5”h.x8”w.
$75 -$100
Sold for $75
370.   Watercolor of airplanes on the tarmac signed “Alice Kent Stoddard”. 17.5”x21.5”
$500 -$600
Not Sold
371.   Trolley fare box, Johnson Fare Box Co. 52”h.x10”w.x8”d.
$75 -$100
Sold for $25
372.   Trolley fare box, Johnson Fare Box Co. 52”h.x10”w.x8”d.
$75 -$100
Sold for $50
373.   Trolley fare box, Duncan Industries. 40”h.x11.5”w.x9”d.
$75 -$100
Sold for $10
374.   Rail station gate sign, copper triangular form, Suburban Station, Gate 5B. 12”h.x12”w.
$200 -$300
Sold for $375
375.   Trolley controller box. 17”h.x8”w.x6”d.
$150 -$250
Sold for $25
376.   Railroad conductor’s hat size 7.25 and an iron locomotive brake lever 75”l.
$50 -$75
Sold for $25
377.   English locomotive name plate, “J. T. Daly”. 22.5”h.x4.75”w.
$150 -$200
Sold for $300
378.   Iron sign, Southern Railway Co., 1924, “Private Road”. 25”h.x18.5”w.
$200 -$300
Sold for $450
379.   Pair of “Cash In” and “Tickets Out” meters with controlling cards.
$150 -$200
Sold for $150
380.   Pennsylvania cherry two-piece corner cupboard, c.1830. 90.5”h.x58”w.x29.5”d.
$3,500 -$4,500
Sold for $4,000
381.   Framed print of Statendam, Holland American Line. 29”h.x22.5”w.
$100 -$150
Sold for $50
382.   Pair of cast iron garden statuary dogs, 20thc. 20.5”h.x12”w.x15”d.
$150 -$200
Sold for $375
384.   Empire mahogany card table. 28.5”h.x35”w.x17.5”d.
$200 -$300
Sold for $300
385.   Pennsylvania Delaware Valley four-slat ladder back side chair. 42”x19”w.x14.5”d., seat 17”h.
$150 -$200
Sold for $75
383.   Pair of Dutch style brass chandeliers, at one time were hung in the Merion Cricket Club, Haverford, Pennsylvania. 24”h.x38” diam. each
$300 -$400
Sold for $200
386.   Pennsylvania two-piece corner cupboard, c.1830, with original paint decoration, probably Harrisburg region. 79.5”h.x56”w.x29.5”d.
$10,000 -$15,000
Not Sold
387.   Bag lot of sterling silver table articles to include master and matching nut dishes, plate, square bonbon dish, round candy dish, etc.
$100 -$200
Sold for $375
388.   Gouache of a dock scene with schooner signed “Gerald Davis ‘38”. 16.25”x22.75”
$600 -$800
Not Sold
389.   Set of four Federal style side chairs. 36”h.x12”w.x15.25”d., seat 18”h.
$100 -$150
Sold for $50
390.   Walnut tall case clock, Pennsylvania, circa 1780, with broken arch bonnet encasing a brass face signed “Benj. Rittenhouse fecit” and thirty-hour works. 90”h.
$10,000 -$12,000
Not Sold
391.   Wrought iron window grate, c.1850. 31”h.x52”l.
$150 -$200
Sold for $100
392.   Victorian four-arm chandelier, iron and brass, for oil lamps. 15”h.x32”w.
$300 -$500
Sold for $25
393.   English yew wood Windsor armchair. 44”h.x20”w.x17.5”d., seat 17.5”
$75 -$100
Sold for $50
394.   Empire mahogany gaming table, c.1845. 28”h.x41”w., top 24”d. (open is 48”).
$100 -$150
Sold for $50
395.   Walnut drop-leaf table, c.1800. 28”h.x35.75”w.x16.75”d., opens to 46.5”
$200 -$300
Sold for $375
396.   Two wooden table lamps- octagonal one 23.75”x7.5”, turned lamp with iron base 26”x11”.
$50 -$75
Sold for $15
397.   Pair of wrought iron strap hinges. 23”l.x7.25”w.
$75 -$100
Sold for $50
398.   Ansonia black iron mantel clock with marble and gilt paint decoration. 11.25”h.x15.5”w.x7”d.
$100 -$125
Sold for $50
399.   Victorian upholstered slipper chair, c.1880. 32.5”h.x24”w.x24”d., seat 17”h.
$75 -$100
Sold for $25
400.   Hepplewhite walnut slant-lid desk, c.1790, with bird’s-eye maple letter drawers. 44.5”h.x41.25”w.x19.5”d., writing surface 32.5”h.
$2,000 -$2,500
Not Sold
401.   Pastel of landscape with sail boats and a cottage and mounted in a gilt frame. 17.75”x39.75”
$150 -$200
Sold for $275
402.   Box lot of table linens - damask tablecloths & napkins- some sets, cutwork examples, runners, placemats, etc.
$200 -$300
Sold for $300
403.   Oak tray with dovetailed construction. 4.5”h.x30.75”w.x16.5”d.
$100 -$200
Sold for $400
404.   Italian style gilt mirror, c.1920, plaster. 55”h.x31”w.
$300 -$400
Sold for $175
405.   Hepplewhite tiger maple drop-leaf table, c.1790. 28.25”h.x47”l.x23”w., each leaf 12”l.
$600 -$800
Sold for $700
406.   Ridgeway china service 8 dinner plates 10.25” diam., 2 plates 8.5” diam., 7 plates 8” diam., 5 salad plates 7.25” diam., 6 soup bowls 10” diam., 1 meat platter 17.25”x14”, 1 soup tureen 5”h., 1 condiment tray 10”x5.5”.
$400 -$600
Sold for $200
407.   American Eagle platinum coin, 1997 one-fourth ounce.
$300 -$500
Sold for $425
408.   Oil on canvas primitive landscape painting signed “Jos. Pickett 1914, New Hope, PA” of a schoolhouse and train. 19”x23.15”
$1,200 -$1,500
Sold for $3,500
409.   Small pine dome lid box, 19thc., with original green paint decoration. 7.5”h.x12”w.x7.25”d.
$750 -$1,000
Not Sold
410.   Empire mahogany ogee mirror. 28.25”h.x19.25”w.
$150 -$200
Sold for $200
411.   Federal cherry Pembroke table, c.1790, with potted urn inlay and banded cuffs. 28.5”h.x19.75”w.x34”d., each leaf 10.5”
$1,500 -$2,000
Sold for $1,300
412.   Pewter porringer with tab handle stamed “W. Ball”, probably a later hallmark. 2.5”h.x5.25” diam., overall 7”l.
$100 -$200
Sold for $225
413.   Carved walnut rack with hooks for wild game. 11”h.x35”w.
$100 -$150
Sold for $225
414.   Duessel, Henry A. [German-American 19th/20thc.] oil on canvas seascape painting, signed “H. A. Duessel. 19.75”x29.5”
$250 -$350
Sold for $500
415.   Eastlake Victorian three-piece bedroom set- bed 78”h.(headboard)x57”w., marble top commode 36”h.x30”w.x16.25 and marble top dresser 29.75”h.x41”w.x20”d.
$800 -$1,000
Sold for $1,100
416.   Arts & Crafts hammered brass planter with copper handles.
$300 -$500
Sold for $125
417.   Oil on canvas Alpine landscape signed “Barsi”.
$300 -$400
Sold for $100
418.   Oil on canvas landscape painting of ruins with cows grazing, plaque reads “Claude Lorrin 1800-1882”. 24”x29”
$300 -$400
Sold for $400
419.   Print of the Cape May Ferry by W.A. Dawson, pencil signed and numbered 63/750. 22”x32”
$75 -$100
Sold for $25
420.   Blacksmith sign, 19thc. 23”x37.75”
$1,000 -$1,500
Not Sold
421.   Six H. Alken foxhunting prints the series “One Of The Flowers Of Our Hunt”, plates 1-6, published by Rudolph Ackerman, London. 23”x25.75”
$200 -$300
Sold for $1,200
422.   Framed print “Country Garden” pencil signed by Nancy Cunningham, 338/500. 22.5”x18.5”
$50 -$75
Sold for $50
423.   Silverplate centerpiece with pink glass bowl and stand with equine motif. 10”h.x10”diam.
$200 -$300
Sold for $250
424.   Group of U.S. collector coins- five books, some incomplete.
$150 -$200
Sold for $475
425.   American Eagle platinum proof coin, 1998 one-fourth ounce.
$300 -$500
Sold for $425
426.   Pair of Baltimore fancy chairs, 19thc. with paint decorated landscape and American Indian scenes. 32”h.x18”w.x18”d., seat 18”h.
$500 -$700
Sold for $500
427.   Three American Eagle silver bullion proof coins, 1986, 1989, 1992 one ounce.
$50 -$75
Sold for $100
428.   Oil on canvas painting of the schooner “Dovercourt” off the Dover coast, signed verso “F. Folet”. 19.75”x26.25”
$300 -$400
Sold for $400
429.   American Eagle gold proof coin, 1999 one half ounce, $25.00.
$500 -$700
Sold for $450
430.   George III mahogany gaming table with satin inlays. 29”h.x35”w.x17”d.
$600 -$800
Sold for $700
431.   Two railroad lanterns- amber glass by Dressel 8.75”h. and a red Adlake 9.25”h.
$75 -$100
Sold for $75
432.   New England Queen Anne tavern table, with traces of old red paint. 26”h. top 33”x21”
$4,000 -$4,500
Not Sold
433.   Set of American Eagle silver dollars, 18 coins, incomplete book.
$25 -$50
Sold for $400
434.   American Eagle platinum proof coin, 1999 one-fourth ounce.
$300 -$500
Sold for $375
435.   Nine Royal Worcester dishes with fruit and floral decoration signed “E. Phillips”. 8.5” diam.
$150 -$200
Sold for $75
436.   Queen Anne style walnut tray top table by Globe. 25”h.x28”w.x18”d.
$200 -$300
Sold for $350
437.   Sheffield silverplate tea service and tray, four pieces. Tray 20”w.x14”d.
$100 -$200
Sold for $100
438.   Nine French dessert plates by Hochst, 19th c. 9” diam.
$300 -$500
Sold for $600
439.   Pine blanket chest, c.1830, probably New York, with paint decoration. 21.5”h.x42.5”w.x17.25”d.
$1,000 -$1,500
Not Sold
440.   Group of sterling silver- two bowls, sugar bowl, creamer, two weighted sticks.
$50 -$75
Sold for $375
441.   Two-dollar silver certificate saddle blanket, 1899.
$150 -$200
Sold for $700
442.   Twenty-four silver Peace dollars.
$200 -$225
Sold for $475
443.   Mahogany storage box, glass inkwell with a sterling silver lid, sterling silver clamshell ashtray.
$50 -$75
Sold for $100
444.   Five books- The Odd Fellows Offering for 1845 McGowen & Treadwell, N.Y., The Statutes at Large(Laws of Virginia…) by William Waller Hening, Franklin Press 1819, The U.S. Naval Astronomical Expedition 1855, Vol. II, A.O.P. Nicholson Printer, two vol. Reports of Cases
$75 -$100
Sold for $275
445.   Arts & Crafts walnut stained plant stands. 40.75”h., tops 9.5”x9.5”
$150 -$200
Sold for $125
446.   Silver pocket watch, open-face, 15 jewel, “ECHAPT IE ANDIE”, key wind. 1.75” diam.
$50 -$75
Sold for $25
447.   New England maple slant-lid desk, c.1780. 41”h.x36”w.x18”d.
$1,500 -$2,000
Sold for $2,100
448.   Set of six ladder-back side chairs with old red paint. 38.5”h.x19”w.x13”d. seat 15.5”h.
$1,000 -$1,500
Not Sold
449.   Globe-Wernicke secretary book case, five sections. 70”h.x33”w.x12.5”d.
$400 -$600
Sold for $1,300
450.   Philadelphia Chippendale mahogany chest-on-chest, c.1780, brasses most likely original. 75.5”h.x42”w.x21.5”d.
$6,000 -$8,000
Sold for $6,000
451.   Watercolor painting signed “Mary LaBoiteaux, 1940” titled verso “Arizona Desert”. 15”x22.5”
$150 -$200
Sold for $75
452.   Five children’s milk glass plates- 2 with kittens, 2 with owls, 1 with Big Bad Wolf motif. 7.25” diam. each
$50 -$75
Sold for $25
453.   USN officer’s sword, cane with silver head and a reproduction percussion pistol.
$75 -$100
Sold for $250
454.   Sheraton style mahogany side server, c.1920. 52.5”h.x40.5”w.x17”d.
$700 -$900
Sold for $750
455.   Marquetry inlaid secretaire abatant. 57.75”h.x23.75”w.x14.5”d.
$200 -$300
Sold for $300
456.   French genre painting on tin of a man and a woman. 9”x8”
$300 -$500
Not Sold
457.   Uncut sheets of U.S. currency- sixteen 1976 $2.00 bills, two sheets each of four 1995 $2.00 bills.
$50 -$75
Sold for $50
458.   U.S. Mint $5.00 gold piece, 1/10 ounce proof.
$100 -$150
Sold for $225
459.   French genre painting on tin of a man and a young girl drinking. 9”x8”
$450 -$550
Not Sold
460.   American Eagle gold bullion 1989 proof coin, one quarter ounce, $10.00.
$500 -$700
Sold for $250
461.   Group of U.S. coins- book of 108 Kennedy ½ dollars, book of 40 Franklin ½ dollars.
$75 -$100
Sold for $550
462.   Pine blanket chest, c.1840, with red grain paint decoration. 22”h.x37.5”w.x19.5”d.
$100 -$125
Sold for $100
463.   George III mahogany linen press. 92”h.x50w.x21.25”d.
$1,000 -$1,500
Sold for $1,000
464.   Watercolor impressionist snow landscape painting signed “Ch. Morris Young, ‘96”. 12”x18.5”
$2,000 -$3,000
Sold for $2,200
465.   Pair of Federal brass andirons. 14.25”h.x9.25”w.x17/75”d.
$100 -$200
Sold for $75
466.   Federal mahogany inlaid two-piece corner cupboard with arched doors and scalloped shelf interior, Mid Atlantic region. 87”h.x48”w.x25.25”d.
$3,000 -$4,000
Sold for $2,750
467.   Chippendale walnut two-piece linen press. 74.5”h.x41.5”w.x21.25”d.
$1,000 -$1,500
Sold for $1,500
468.   Oil on board landscape painting of a stream, 19th c. 12.25”x19”
$100 -$200
Sold for $75
469.   Box lot of reference books on antique furniture.
$150 -$200
Sold for $225
470.   Pine open-shelf hutch with scalloped sides. 79”h.x48”w.x16.5”d.
$600 -$900
Sold for $800
471.   Box lot of reference books on antique glass, silver and ceramics.
$100 -$150
Sold for $200
472.   Oil on canvas portrait of a clown signed “Eremno(?)”. 23.75x17.75
$150 -$200
Sold for $150
473.   Oil on canvas still life painting of grapes signed “D. Newton”. 12”x23.5”
$100 -$200
Sold for $75
474.   Box lot of reference books on antiques including “American Furniture” by Downs.
$100 -$150
Sold for $200
475.   Hitchcock, George [American, 1850-1913] oil on canvas painting titled “The Shrimp Girl” of a North Sea beach and signed “George Hitchcock 1886”. 21.5”x32”
$35,000 -$45,000
Sold for $40,000
476.   Maple rope bed with pointed posts. 47.5”l.x51.5”w.
$200 -$250
Sold for $25
477.   Greene, Albert Van Nesse [American, 1887-1971] pastel of a Chester Springs, Pennsylvania creek, probably the Pickering, titled “Creek Boulders” and signed “A.V. Greene”. 8.5”x10.5”
$200 -$300
Sold for $225
478.   Box lot of reference books on antique clocks, samplers, etc.
$100 -$150
Sold for $100
479.   Greene, Albert Van Nesse [American, 1887-1971] pastel titled “The Footbridge” 8.5”x10.5”
$200 -$300
Sold for $250
480.   Watercolor painting of a back street scene signed “J. Newman”.12”x17.75”
$350 -$400
Not Sold
481.   Windsor nursing rocker signed “I. Henzey”. 30.25”h.x18”w.x16”d., seat 12.5” h.
$50 -$75
Sold for $25
482.   Wrought iron pine-top coffee table. 13.75”h.x38”w.x16.25”d. and a mahogany wine stand.
$75 -$100
Sold for $75
483.   Sheraton mahogany drop-leaf table with rope twist legs. 2925”h.x21”w.x41.5”l., each leaf 19.75”x4.5”
$100 -$150
Sold for $225
484.   Chippendale style carved mahogany canopy bed, each post 75”h., head board 65.75”x22.5”
$600 -$900
Sold for $500
485.   Chippendale style red leather wingchair. 41”h.x30”w.x24”d., seat 18”h.
$150 -$200
Sold for $150
486.   Four French prints of maps. 19.5”x13.5”
$100 -$200
Sold for $100
487.   Eleven American Eagle silver bullion one ounce proof coins.
$100 -$150
Sold for $250
488.   Wrought iron balance scale with two brass pans. 12.75”dia. arms 22.5”w.
$75 -$100
Sold for $25
489.   Group of U.S. coins- four books, incomplete.
$50 -$75
Sold for $350
490.   Maple rope bed, head and foot board only. Headboard 35”h.x51”w.
$25 -$50
Sold for $5
491.   U.S. Mint silver proof sets- 1999, 2001, 2003, 2004, 205 & 2006.
$75 -$100
Sold for $225
492.   Group of uncirculated U.S. coins, approx. nineteen.
$150 -$200
Sold for $50
493.   U.S. Mint silver proof sets- 2 for 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993
$100 -$150
Sold for $100
494.   Black Forest carved coat rack. 16”h.x39”w.
$150 -$200
Sold for $275
495.   Eleven U.S. Mint silver proof sets- 1992-2001 (3 for 1998), 2003, 2 each for 2004, 2005 & 2006.
$150 -$200
Sold for $225
496.   Twelve U.S. Mint silver proof sets- 1973-1982, 2 each for 1974& 1976.
$200 -$300
Sold for $150
497.   Group of U.S. coins- eight books, Jefferson nickels 1938-2002, commemorative quarters, Lincoln cents, etc., incomplete.
$50 -$75
Sold for $125
498.   Bag lot of U.S. coins, some proofs.
$100 -$150
Sold for $75
499.   Nine U.S. Mint silver proof sets- 1968, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1994-1998.
$200 -$300
Sold for $50
500.   Empire mahogany sleigh bed. 40.5”h.x59”w.x64”l.
$50 -$75
Sold for $225
501.   Bag lot of U.S. Mint uncirculated coin sets, etc.
$150 -$200
Sold for $125
502.   High-back armchair rocker, 19th c. 44”h.x24”w.x20”d., seat 16”h.
$50 -$75
Sold for $25
503.   Carson City 1882 silver dollar, uncirculated and other silver dollars.
$100 -$150
Sold for $325
504.   Bag lot of U.S. Mint commemorative coins, etc.
$100 -$150
Sold for $225
505.   Silver certificate, 1914 $10.00, silver certificate, 1914 $5.00, silver certificate, $1.00 1925A, three $5.00 bills 1963, 1953, 1928C, two $2.00 bills 1928F &1963.
$200 -$300
Sold for $225
506.   Bag lot of misc. U.S. coins.
$200 -$300
Sold for $25
507.   Bag lot misc. items- sterling silver letter opener, Black Forest carved fountain pen, contemporary Mickey Mouse watch, Caravelle wristwatch, 14k gold bracelet.
$25 -$50
Sold for $50
508.   Federal mahogany mirror with reverse painted églomise panel, c.1820. 21.5”x13.5”
$100 -$125
Sold for $250
509.   Spanish American War mirror embossed with bust of Admiral Dewey. 18.25”x18.25”
$100 -$150
Sold for $225
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