Lot 151 - Brass fire fender with faceted stud decoration. 9.5”h.x36”l.x11”d.

            $100-$150   Sold at $25

Lot 152 - Cased ship model of a square rigger. As found.

            $100-$200   Sold at $225

Lot 153 - Queen Anne cherry tea table with a circular top, urn turned shaft and snake feet. 29”h. x 34” diameter, top

            $700-$900   Sold at $550

Lot 154 - Set of ten Minton dinner plates with blue and gilt decoration in the “Versailles” pattern and thirteen matching butter plates.

            $150-$200   Sold at $225

Lot 155 - Paint decorated pine dome-lid trinket box, probably German. 4”h.x5.75”w.x3.25”d.

            $200-$300   Sold at $250

Lot 156- Rare Jacobean carved press cupboard with carved flowers grapes and initials and date “W.H. 1766”. 65”h.x49.5”w.x20.25”d.

                $1,500-$2,000   Sold at $2500

Lot 157- Nice mahogany cased tubular chime clock, early 20^th c., with a brass face, eight-day works with three weights and beveled glass sides, label on works reads: “#2150667, John W. Bennett, Clockmaker Greenwich, Conn.”. 88.5”h.x24”w.x17”d.

                $3,000-$4,000 

Lot 158- Two similar brass pails with iron swing handles.

                $75-$100   Sold at $125

Lot 159 - Redware pitcher with brown glaze (damage to rim), a small redware pot, four hotplates.

            $50-$75   Sold at $50

Lot 160 - Misc. grouping- iron auger, Tole tray, spit fork, book press screw.

            $25-$50   Sold at $25

Lot 161- Fine Georgian mahogany three-part banquet table with two extra leaves and square molded legs. 28.5”h.x106.5”l. fully extended

                $2,000-$2,500   Sold at $1400

Lot 162 - Two brass buckets.   

            $75-$100   Sold at $100

Lot 163 - Windsor sack-back armchair, early 19^th c., with carved knuckle arm supports.

            $800-$1,200   Sold at $1100

Lot 164- Round English Regency inlaid mahogany table with down-swept legs. 30.5”h.x43.25” diam.

                $400-$600   Sold at $225

Lot 165 - Nice large Victorian walnut carved jewelry box. 6”h.x13.5”w.x11”d.

            $100-$150   Sold at $175

Lot 166 - Pair of Dresden covered urns, 9”h. and a blue and white Delft, 15”h., all drilled for electricity.

            $50-$75   Sold at $250

Lot 167- English silver Chippendale form double-handled presentation tray, Birmingham, England, inscribed on front “Presented to Dr. George Hardyman by the Family of The Late Dr. & Mrs. Tuckett as a token of esteem for his great kindness and attention to their parents, May 1904” and on the back “Mallory, Bath”. 26.5”l.x17”w.

                $1,800-$2,200  

Lot 168 - Slag glass shaded green painted metal lamp by Miller Lamp Co. 21”h.

            $150-$200   Sold at $250

Lot 169 - Twelve Wedgwood plates, 10.75” diam., coffee pot, teapot, two creamers, covered sugar bowl and cup & saucer in the “Florentine Turquoise” pattern.

            $150-$200   Sold at $450

Lot 170 - Oval gilt leaf decorated mirror and three picture frames.

            $75-$100   Sold at $125

Lot 171- German paint decorated dower chest, early 19^th c., with two floral painted panels. 21”h.x50’l.x22.5”d.

                $400-$600   Sold at $200

Lot 172 - Set of twelve floral painted plates, some signed “Selma L. Wallace”. 10.25” diam.

            $150-$200   Sold at $175

Lot 173- Blue and white Chinese export porcelain 19^th c. platter, 14.5”l. and an orange and white porcelain plate.

                $100-$125   Sold at $175

Lot 174 - Grouping of Rose Medallion- eight plates, bowl, saucer and four small octagonal plates.

            $100-$125   Sold at $150

Lot 175 - Pennsylvania Queen Anne walnut chest on frame, c.1770, with a molded cornice above a three-over-four graduated drawer configuration, the base with cabriole legs and drake feet, brasses appear to be original. 73.75”h.x38”w.x 21.5”d.

            $6,000-$8,000   Sold at $8500