Auction Photos

	326.	Art glass vase, c.1920, with sterling silver overlay. 8.5"h.x4.75"dia. $1,500 -$2,000 *Sold for $4,750*
	327.	Sterling silver trumpet vase, weighted. 12.5"h. $100 -$125 *Sold for $150*
	328.	Staffordshire elephant spill vase, c.1860. 7"h.x4.5"w.x2.5"d. $800 -$1,000 *Sold for $850*
	329.	Civil War era officer's dress saber. 39.5"l. $200 -$300 *Sold for $375*
	330.	Sterlingworth 12 gauge double-barrel shotgun, ser.# 86282. 46.5"l. $300 -$400 *Sold for $225*
	331.	Japanese WWII samurai sword. 37.75"l. $200 -$300 *Sold for $500*
	332.	Fox Sterlingworth/Savage Arms Co. 16 gauge double barrel shotgun, ser.# 375754. 44.5"l. $200 -$300 *Sold for $375*
	333.	Jewett, Maude Sherwood [American, 1873-1953] bronze nude flower holder signed "Maude S. Jewett 1924" and with foundry mark "Gorham Founders OF AZ" 10.5"h.x12.5"w. $4,000 -$6,000 *Signature, Foundry Mark* *Sold for $5,500*
	334.	Plank bottom settee, 19th c., with paint decoration. 35"h.x72"l.x19"d., seat 18"h. $500 -$750 *Sold for $375*
	335.	Staffordshire "Punch" bank, c.1920. 11.5"h.x8"w.x5"d. $200 -$300 *Sold for $325*
	336.	Pine step-back cupboard, c.1920. 75"h.x48.5"w.x17.5"d. $300 -$400 *Sold for $325*
	337.	Pennsylvania bible box, c.1820, with original paint decoration. 10"h.x27.5"w.x16.5"d. $300 -$500 *Not Sold*
	338.	Maple spool turned open armchair, late 19th c. 45"h.x26"w.x22"d., seat 15"h. $100 -$150 *Sold for $50*
	339.	Pair of Staffordshire spaniels, c.1860, black and white. 8"h.x5"w.x3.5"d. $1,500 -$1,750 *Sold for $1,500*
	340.	Pennsylvania bamboo turned settee, c.1830, with plank bottom seat. 36.5"h.x91"l.x22"d., seat 17.5"h. $1,000 -$1,500 *Sold for $900*
	341.	Hornet with scope, 22 caliber. 40"l. $100 -$200 *Sold for $200*
	342.	Pair of Staffordshire whippets with game, c.1860. 10"h.x8.5"w.x3"d. $800 -$1,000 *Not Sold*
	343.	Parker Bros. 20 gauge double barrel shotgun, engraved and with auto ejectors, patented 1903. $3,000 -$4,000 *Sold for $9,500*
	344.	U.S. Navy dress sword by Jacob Reed & Sons, Philadelphia made for R.F. McKee. 37"l. $200 -$300 *Sold for $375*
	345.	L.C. Smith 12 gauge double-barrel shotgun, field grade, ser.#138674. 43.75"l. $200 -$300 *Sold for $475*
	346.	Staffordshire fox spill vase, c.1860. 8"h.x6"w.x2.5"d. $500 -$700 *Sold for $550*
	347.	French brass carriage clock. 12"h.x6"w.x5.5"d. $200 -$300 *Sold for $300*
	348.	Pennsylvania walnut cupboard with raised panels. 30.5"h.x19"w.x10.5"d. $400 -$600 *Sold for $100*
	349.	Mantel clock, c.1840, probably French, with a brass figure of a Highlander with a pistol mounted on top. 14.5"h.x11"w.x4"d. $1,400 -$1,600 *Not Sold*
	350.	Oil on canvas portrait of a child, c.1865, wearing a tartan dress and holding a 35-star American flag, frame is walnut painted gold, unsigned. 25.5"x19.5" $3,000 -$5,000 *Sold for $2,600*