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Antique Auction:
The Estate of Miriam Clegg, "Hard Scrabble Farm", Chester Springs, Pennsylvania and for the Historical Society of the Phoenixville Area, Formerly Part of the Clegg Collection
Text Only Descriptions:
1. Three pieces of majolica- parrot 9”h., owl 11”h. and a tazza 2.15”h.x 9.5”dia. $200-$300 Sold for $100
2. Redware coffeepot. 10”h. $200-$300 Sold for $275
3. Blue glazed pitcher. 9”h. $75-$100 Sold for $25
4. English soft paste coffeepot with transfer decoration. 10.5”h. $75-$100 Sold for $100
5. Hummel porcelain figurine of the Virgin Mary. 11.5”h. $50-$75 Sold for $50
6. Puzzle jug with mocha decoration. 7.5”h. $200-$300 Sold for $100
7. Creamware cow creamer. 5.5”h $400-$600 Sold for $275
8. German squeak toy, mother and child with dog and kite. 5.5”h. $150-$200 Sold for $800
9. Earthenware cow creamer. 5.5”h.x7”l. $100-$125 Sold for $50
10. Group of porcelain and glass figurines incl. two oil lamps and small dish. $150-$200 Sold for $175
11. Misc. English majolica, nine pieces. $300-$400 Sold for $150
12. Bag lot 18th/19thc. gun locks, gun parts, etc. $200-$300 Sold for $175
13. German milking cow pull toy, late 19th c., with hide covering. 9”h.x12”l. $200-$300 Sold for $200
14. Five metal implements incl. brass bleeder 4”, English flintlock boot pistol 6.5”, flintlock lighter 8”, brass telescoping back scratcher & travel candle set 4.5”. $300-$400 Sold for $900
15. Four Austrian cold painted bronze figures and a Cotton Exposition 1895 match holder. $300-$400 Sold for $550
16. Cast iron advertising gun, Sheffield straight razor, corn shucker, clasped hand paper clip, alligator, pencil/letter opener. $150-$200 Sold for $125
17. Six pieces of Lehn ware and Lehn ware type items. $1,000-$1,500 Sold for $500
18. Group of treen ware incl. two sanders and two covered jars. $200-$300 Sold for $175
19. Wooden candle box with Pennsylvania German style paint decoration. $200-$300 Sold for $150
20. English child’s tea set, brown & white, lacking creamer. $150-$250 Sold for $75
21. Misc. grouping incl. three glass paperweights, chalkware, etc. sixteen pcs. $200-$300 Sold for $150
22. Wheel-cut flip glass tumbler, 18th/19thc. 4.5”h.x 5.5”l. $200-$250 Sold for $250
23. Two glass compotes and a glass vase. $75-$100 PASS
24. Two blown glass decanters, one stopper, c.1810, and seven pieces of pressed glass incl. five cordials. $25-$50 Sold for $15
25. Three glass bottles incl. one brown, three cut crystal decanters, three stoppers, and a pitcher. $75-$100 Sold for $300
26. Miscellaneous grouping of tiebacks, locks etc. $100-$125 Sold for $125
27. German porcelain Easter egg shaped candy container with rabbit top. 10”h. $150-$200 Sold for $300
28. Group of porcelain- four cups & saucers, two small pitchers, plate, etc., nine pcs. $100-$150 Sold for $75
29. Four Historical Blue pieces- creamer with Franklin’s Tomb, handleless cup & saucer with Mac Donnough’s Victory, pitcher with the Hancock House, Massachusetts. $400-$600 Sold for $850
30. Tucker porcelain cup and saucer with sepia decoration. $200-$250 Sold for $100
31. Historical Blue plate “Gilpins Mills on the Brandywine Creek” by Wood. 9.25”dia. $300-$400 Sold for $550
32. Historical Blue platter “Landing of Lafayette” by Clews. 17”l.x13”d. $1,500-$2,000 Sold for $1440
33. Historical Blue plate “Mac Donnough’s Victory”. 10”dia. $150-$200 Sold for $350
34. Historical Blue plate “The Dam and Waterworks, Philadelphia”. 10”dia. $150-$200 Sold for $400
35. Misc. grouping- The Potter-Parlin Co. Importers, New York advertising tin, clacker, two book-form boxes, and a metal globe still bank, five items. $100-$125 Sold for $375
36. Historical Blue plate “Baltimore and Ohio Railroad”. 9.25”dia. $300-$400 Sold for $650
37. Group of Historical Blue- sugar pot “Franklin’s Tomb”, sugar bowl “Mac Donnough’s Victory”, plate “View of Benton Falls”, plate “Gilpins Mills on the Brandywine Creek.” $300-$400 Sold for $450
38. Misc. grouping- five transferware plates, one spongeware platter. $50-$75 Sold for $100
39. Group Staffordshire with blue transfer decoration- two plates, one bowl. $150-$200 Sold for $50
40. Two Historical Blue plates by Stubbs- “Upper Ferry Bridge Over the Schuylkill River” 9”dia., “Wrights Ferry on the Susquehanna River” 9.25”dia. $150-$200 Sold for $550
41. Group of Staffordshire with blue transfer decoration- two teapots, sugar bowl and creamer. $200-$250 Sold for $275
42. Staffordshire oversized coffee pot with blue transfer decoration.11”h. $700-$900 Sold for $275
43. Group of Historical Blue- “Fairmount” bowl and “Mac Donnough’s Victory” saucer and plate. $300-$500 Sold for $425
44. Two Staffordshire plates with blue transfer decoration “Dr. Syntax”. 10.25”dia. $300-$400 Sold for $150
45. Two Historical Blue states plates. 10.5”dia., 8.75” dia. $300-$400 Sold for $350
46. Paris porcelain tea service for twelve with gilt decoration. $100-$200 Showing Some Sold for $25
47. Group of pressed glass- fourteen items incl. five glasses. $50-$75 Sold for $25
48. Misc. grouping- pressed glass salts, cloisonné pin cushion, etc. eighteen items. $50-$75 Sold for $150
49. Group of early bottles- two light blue Presidential bottles, Jenny Lind, one with fly fishing & glassblowing scenes, tree & one brown bitters. $600-$900 Sold for $400
50. Group of Historical Blue- plate “Mac Donnough’s Victory” 9.75” dia., handleless cup 2.5”h. and saucer 5.75”dia, and a Philadelphia State House plate. $150-$200 Sold for $125
51. Three Bohemian glass decanters. $100-$125 Sold for $100
52. Group of early bottles- two blue Presidential bottles, one hunting & fishing and a Masonic Union bottle. $400-$600 Sold for $350
53. Nine pressed glass glasses. $50-$75 Sold for $25
54. Pressed glass coin spot compote, a covered jar and a pair of pressed glass dishes. $50-$75 Sold for $25
55. Spatterware handleless cup, purple and black. 2”h x 3”dia. $200-$300 Sold for $25
56. Group of pressed glass- four finger bowls and two dishes. $25-$50 Sold for $25
57. Group of four children’s plates with transfer decoration including a baseball pitcher plate. $300-$400 Sold for $375
58. Tin type of Union Civil War soldier. 3.25”h. x 2.75”l. $100-$150 Sold for $75
59. Grouping of pressed glass tableware, seven pieces. $25-$50 Sold for $15
60. Porcelain vase with floral decoration, possibly Tucker. 7”h. $150-$200 Sold for $50
61. Four pressed glass oil lamps and a glass knife rest. $75-$100 Sold for $25
62. Group of glass open salts and toothpick holders and two pieces of Fostoria glass. $50-$75 Sold for $50
63. Five pressed glass serving dishes including one of the Last Supper. $50-$75 Sold for $20
64. Group of milk glass- two crucifix candleholders, a blue hen-on-nest & a larger white hen-on-nest. $50-$75 Sold for $25
65. Continental redware two-handled urn with slip decoration dated 1840. 9.75”h.x8.25”dia., base 5.5” dia. $600-$900 Sold for $275
66. English soft paste pitcher, 19thc., with floral decoration. 7”h. $200-$300 Sold for $75
67. English porcelain teapot, mid 19thc., with floral decoration. 8.5”h.x13”l. $200-$300 Sold for $300
68. Eight Adams pieces with English thistle decoration. $200-$300 Sold for $375
69. Transferware spittoon with woodcock and partridge decoration and six brown and white small plates. $100-$200 Sold for $125
70. Pressed glass Centennial platter celebrating Bunker Hill 13”l.x9”w. and “Our Daily Bread” platter 10”l.x12”w. $50-$75 Sold for $25
71. Group of bottles- Phoenix Soda Water Co., early blown bottle, etc. six pcs. $100-$150 Sold for $100
72. Two ambrotypes, one with gutta-percha case. $75-$100 Sold for $100
73. Seven daguerreotypes. $100-$150 Sold for $150
74. Pair of glass perfumes and an “End of The Day” paperweight. $75-$100 Sold for $75
75. Four cartes-de-visites one signed “A.J. Bastnett, Chattanooga 1864”. $150-$200 Sold for $200
76. Gold Odd Fellows medal, a silver Odd Fellows medal, etc. $150-$200 Sold for $25
77. Group of signed ambrotypes from Wilmington, Phoenixville and West Chester. $100-$150 Sold for $300
78. Ten ambrotypes. $75-$100 Sold for $175
79. Misc. grouping of small boxes and child’s carved wooden tools. $75-$100 Sold for $150
80. Grouping of tintypes, family photos and ephemera. $50-$75 Sold for $50
81. Group of glass plate slides of firefighters, Ashokan Reservoir, Kingston NY, etc. $100-$150 Sold for $125
82. Odd Fellows and GAR ribbons, sterling bookmark, etc. $150-$200 Sold for $125
83. Two stereo viewers with cards and album. $100-$125 Sold for $175
84. Two-drawer walnut spool box. 5”h.x13.5”w.x7.25”d. $100-$125 Sold for $75
85. Dollhouse furniture and two model kits. $50-$75 Sold for $25
86. Wooden canteen carved with “F K 1783”, staved construction with leather strap. 7 3/8” dia. x 2.25”d. $750-$1,000 Sold for $1,900
87. Tin sewing box with lithograph decoration. $75-$100 Sold for $50
88. Five powder flasks. $150-$200 Sold for $325
89. Four powder horns. $150-$200 Sold for $325
90. Duck decoy signed “JEB”, loon decoy and a Nantucket basket by Barlow. $150-$200 Sold for $550
91. Sixteen ambrotypes. $100-$150 Sold for $225
92. Two shelf clocks. $100-$150 Sold for $150
93. Group of costume jewelry, sterling silver jewelry and a sewing box. $100-$150 Sold for $50
94. Wooden planes, bits, tape measure, etc. $75-$100 Sold for $150
95. Group of jewelry and accessories, incl. pins, pocket watches, stickpins, etc. $200-$300 Sold for $350
96. Pocket watch, face marked J.E. Caldwell and a paint decorated watch safe. $100-$150 Sold for $800
97. Oval wallpapered box and small dome lid floral papered box. $100-$125 Sold for $75
98. Group of iron- skimmers, tasters, two snow eagles, etc. seven pcs. $75-$100 Sold for $75
99. Brownie #2 camera in original box. $75-$100 Sold for $75
100. Punch decorated tin coffeepot, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, stamped “W. Shade” (Willoughby Shade, active 1842-1870), made for and inscribed “Sarah Gargas”, and with peacock and tulip decoration. For a similar example see Pennsylvania German Arts, Irwin Richman, page 117. 11.25”h.x10”w. $20,000-$25,000 Sold for $16,000
101. Group of accessories- ladies boots c.1880, fan, curling iron, men’s razor and brush set, etc. $75-$100 Sold for $50
102. Chalkware fruit basket. 6.5h.x8”w.x6”d. $50-$75 Sold for $100
103. Primitive pine storage box, and miniature carpenter’s tray. $50-$75 Sold for $50
104. Misc. grouping- pair of brass chambersticks, tin chamberstick, gimbaled lamp, snuffer, bell, etc. seven pcs. $100-$150 Sold for $275
105. Mirrored tin storage bin with lithograph decoration. 12”h.x8”w.x9”d. $50-$75 Sold for $150
106. Paris porcelain quill holder and inkwell. $100-$125 Sold for $125
107. William Tell mechanical bank patented 1896, retaining old paint. 7”h.x10.5”l., base 3.75”dia. $400-$600 Sold for $400
108. Cherry watch safe, early 19thc. 12”h.x6.5”w. $400-$600 Sold for $1,200
109. Group of seashell souvenirs and tourist items, c.1900. $50-$75 Sold for $50
110. Rotating photo album on two spindles with gutta-percha top, by Robinson’s, Patented 1865. $300-$400 Sold for $950
111. Tole decorated box, Dietz Sport oil lamp pat. 1910, two sm. brass lanterns pat. 1867. $150-$200 Sold for $275
112. Two pairs of early ice skates, etc. $100-$125 Sold for $175
113. Currier and Ives “Skating Scene-Moonlight”. 9.5”x13.5”. $100-$125 Sold for $450
114. Wooden Conestoga wagon box with wrought iron hinges and tulip decorated hasp, traces of old blue paint. $3,000-$4,000 Sold for $3,500
115. Ovoid staved wooden container with pierced heart decoration and traces of old paint, probably Scandinavian. 4.75”h.x8.5”l.x6.25”w. $200-$250 Sold for $850
116. Magic lantern with two sets of glass slides. $75-$100 Sold for $150
117. Cast iron floral doorstop 9.5”h. and cricket boot scrape 10”l. $75-$100 Sold for $75
118. Cast iron twine dispenser. 3.75”h. $25-$50 Sold for $75
119. Seven sterling silver serving pieces, various makers and patterns. $100-$150 Sold for $175
120. Ladies fan with box, child’s slate board, spectacle case, marbles, wall bracket and Phoenixville football badge. $50-$75 Sold for $75
121. Group of lace, quilt pieces, fabric, purses, etc. $75-$100 Sold for $25
122. Two alphabet samplers, dated 1812 and 1846, unframed. $75-$100 Sold for $175
123. Partial French coffee service, c.1910, and eight ironstone pieces. $100-$150 Sold for $25
124. Group of transfer decorated tableware- cups, saucers, creamer, sugar, etc. $100-$125 Sold for $25
125. N. Currier print “More Frightened Than Hurt” of a fox. 9.5”x12.5”. $100-$125 Sold for $50
126. Partial set Cornucopia transferware, four game fowl plates by Limoges and three children’s cups. $75-$100 Sold for $75
127. Presidential print, “Democratic Banner” of Polk and Dallas, J. Baillie. 13.5”x9.5”. $100-$150 Sold for $550
128. Misc. transferware, sprigware, etc. $100-$125 Sold for $25
129. Two small stoneware crocks with tulip decoration. 5”h., top 5.5”dia. $100-$125 Sold for $75
130. Framed reverse painting on glass of a coastal scene with frigate. 7.5”x15.5”. $100-$125 Sold for $175
131. Austrian dinner service for approx. twelve. $50-$75 Sold for $15
132. Three decorated stoneware jars, one with handle. 4.75”h.x4.5”dia., two 7”h.x4.25”dia. $100-$150 Sold for $500
133. Mocha creamer with seaweed decoration. 4.5”h.x5.25”w. $200-$300 Sold for $700
134. Yellow Rookwood planter marked “XXIII”. 5.25”h.x7.5”dia. $150-$200 Sold for $510
135. Seven pieces of transfer decorated tableware. $50-$75 Sold for $50
136. Bennington oversized anchor pitcher, 9.5”h. $50-$75 Sold for $50
137. Watercolor painting by Harry Stevens of a Birchrunville landscape with barn, c.1966. 13.75”x18.75”. $100-$150 Sold for $300
138. Bay Rum dispenser, personalized shaving mug w/brush, four bottles, and an ink bottle. $75-$100 Sold for $15
139. Veterinary apothecary with mahogany case, by Humphreys. 5.25”h.x7”w.x5.5”d. $100-$125 Sold for $225
140. Six tin pieces with lithography decoration- four bins, two canisters. $75-$100 Sold for $15
141. Three Tole decorated platters and two coffee pots. $150-$200 Sold for $200
142. Two Tole decorated tin pitchers. 12”h. $75-$100 Sold for $175
143. Thirteen framed prints. $75-$100 Sold for $25
144. Three prints, two by N. Currier, “Married” 13”x9.5”, “Declaration” 12.75”x9.12” and “Wedding” by Surony and Major 12.75”x9.25”, in old frames. $100-$125 Sold for $100
145. Six tin storage bins with lithography decoration.10”h.x8”w.x9”d. ea. $150-$200 Sold for $200
146. Currier & Ives print “In the Northern Wilds-Trapping Beaver”. 9.75”x13.5”. $100-$150 Sold for $225
147. Two Currier & Ives gaming prints- “Partridge Shooting” 9.5”x13.25” and “Woodcock” 9.5”x13.25”. $125-$150 Sold for $250
148. Three Tole decorated trays. Largest 17.5”h.x13.25”l. $50-$75 Sold for $125
149. Three prints- Currier & Ives “Battle of Antietam”, N. Currier “George Washington” & another print. $50-$75 Sold for $100
150. Two prints- N. Currier “Washington” 14.75”x10.5” and Sowle & Shaw “U.S. Presidents 1789-1797” 13.25”x9.25”. $100-$125 Sold for $150
151. Three prints- Currier & Ives “Fruits and Flowers” 15”x11”, N. Currier “Susan” 11.5”x8.5” and Currier & Ives “American Girl” 12.75”x16.5”. $100-$150 Sold for $100
152. Framed penmanship exercise by Mary Ann Hawley, Pughtown Schools, Chester County dated March 25, 1842. 12.75”x9.75”. $500-$700 Sold for $1,200
153. Penmanship exercise with eagle and quill “Presented to Mr. James Fountain by Chief Maungwudan and Family, Neebinookway, Peewansh and Noodinokay of the Chippewa Indians for his Kindness to Them” and dated “Frederica, June 5, 1855” and “executed by Peewansch”. 17.75”x21.5” $2,000-$3,000 Sold for $425
154. Van Loan, Dorothy [American 1930-1999] oil on canvas painting of a landscape with house “In the Shade” signed by Dorothy Van Loan. 18”x20”. $600-$900 Sold for $1,100
155. Van Loan, Dorothy [American 1930-1999] oil on canvas painting of the barn and house at “Hard Scrabble Farm” in Chester Springs signed “Van Loan”. 28”x30”. $2,000-$3,000 Sold for $2,300
156. Two prints published by B. Bramell- “The Leopard” 5.5”x5.5” and “Flower Girl” 7”x4.5”. $100-$150 Sold for $75
157. Harrison and Tyler delegate’s ribbon 1840 and Henry Clay ribbon, both printed on silk. $300-$400 Sold for $550
158. Silhouette of a woman, early 19thc., Peale’s museum. $100-$125 Sold for $100
159. Oil on canvas portrait of Hiram Emerson, 19thc. Canvas laid down on masonite. 29.5”h.x25”l. $500-$700 Sold for $350
160. Lehigh Co. Tauffschein, hand-colored and dated 1810 and mounted in a paint decorated frame. $75-$100 Sold for $75
161. Two large Gayle Hoskins prints “The Rifle Frolic” and “Trade From the Monongahela” both 23.5”x30”. $150-$200 Sold for $150
162. Reverse painted Federal mirror. 24”x14”. $75-$100 Sold for $100
163. Schoernshnidt of peacocks. 7.5”h.x5.25”w. $200-$300 Sold for $275
164. Victorian woolwork “The Lord Will Provide”. $75-$100 Sold for $25
165. Alphabet sampler, 1849 and a water color painting of flowers. $150-$200 Sold for $150
166. Sampler by Catherine Kiernan dated April 1801. 16”x11”. $500-$700 Sold for $400
167 Chester County, Pennsylvania sampler wrought by “Rebecca Ingram of Downingstown, 1818”, silk on linen with birds and potted flowers. 16.75”x18”. $3,000-$5,000 Sold for $3,250
168. Oval Continental oil on board painting, c.1900, of family at doorway. 10.5”x12.5”. $100-$150 Sold for $225
169. Watercolor painting by Harry Stevens of Clegg’s Pond, Davis Lane, Chester Springs. 15”x21”. $100-$150 Sold for $350
170. English oil on canvas painting, 19th c., signed “R.H. Reed” of a girl and kitten. 14”x12” $600-$900 Sold for $800
171. French oil on canvas painting, late 19thc., of two women with infant walking on a riverbank by moonlight (after) Henri Lerolle and titled “By the Riverside”. 38”x28”. $1,500-$2,000 Sold for $475
172. Eight Victorian frames, mostly ovoid. $100-$125 Sold for $25
173. Round porcelain plaque of cherubs and nymphs, c.1875, porcelain over terracotta. 13.5”dia. $200-$300 Sold for $250
174. Three Tole decorated trays. Largest 24”h.x18.5”l $50-$75 Sold for $50
175. Civil War donation certificate “City of Boston, 1861 to Miss Elizabeth Davis” and signed by Mrs. Harrison Gray Ottis. 6.25”h.x9”w. $150-$200 Sold for $100
176. Rectangular mirror, late 19thc. 13.75”x12.5”. $100-$125 Sold for $25
177. Watercolor painting by Harry Stevens of a Birchrunville landscape seen from hairpin on Flowing Springs Rd., c.1966. 14”x19” $100-$150 Sold for $125
178. Watercolor painting by Harry Stevens of the covered bridge over French Creek, Hollow Rd., c.1966. 16.5”x21.25”. $100-$150 Sold for $300
179. Oil on board painting of Phoenixville 15.5”x19.5” and an oil on canvas painting of Birchrunville 13.5”x17.5” both by Jane Ritchie. $75-$100 Sold for $400
180. Two oil on board paintings by Jane Ritchie, landscapes with houses in Chester Springs. 7.25”x9.5”. $100-$125 Sold for $425
181. Two watercolor paintings by E.B. Franklin, c.1940, interior of Hard Scrabble Farm 11”x14.5” and exterior of Hard Scrabble Farm,1941 10.5”x14.25”. $75-$100 Sold for $325
182. Acrylic painting titled “Miriam’s Flowers” signed “VBM ‘75” (Virginia B. Martin). 21.5”x14”. $25-$50 Sold for $150
183. Oval Tole decorated tray. 26”l.x20.5”d. $50-$75 Sold for $75
184. Carved wood Tramp art speckled trout. $100-$150 Sold for $225
185. Hunting print “A Check” from Dodson’s Hunting Incidents. 17”x22”. $100-$150 Sold for $125
186. Two framed West Vincent Township maps. $25-$50 Sold for $325
187. Framed bird’s-eye view of Phoenixville, 1874, Pub. Fowler and Bailey. 21.5”x27.75”. $600-$800 Sold for $750
188. Oil on canvas painting by Jane Ritchie 1987 of a dog in front of the house at Hard Scrabble Farm, title verso “Ruby”. 24”x17.5”. $50-$75 Sold for $600
189. Three Victorian photos and print “Silver Spangled Hamburgh” of chickens. $50-$75 Sold for $25
190. Sixteen vintage hats, three fur stoles and three hat boxes. $50-$75 Sold for $25
191. Watercolor painting signed “E.B. Franklin’34” of Clegg’s Pond. 15.75”x21.5”. $100-$125 Sold for $650
192. Wallpaper box. $25-$50 Sold for $50
193. Pressed glass punch bowl with thirty-six cups and eleven saucers, assembled set. $75-$100 Sold for $25
194. Allis Chalmers farm tractor, c.1942, serial number B57193, with some attachments, not running. $1,000-$1,500 Sold for $1,100
195. Five wooden butter molds, etc. $100-$125 Sold for $125
196. Reproduction pewter inkwell, tankard, oil lamp and small pitcher. $25-$50 Sold for $25
197. Model tin vertical steam engine. 8”h. $50-$75 Sold for $125
198. Powder horn, 18th c., signed “Made by Daniel Shaw, LYBA/NONY & WORK” picturing husband with wife near a wooded river with fish. 7.5”l. $750-$1,000 Sold for $1,100
199. Cutlery box, early 19thc. with double lids and old blue and yellow decoration. 8”h.x14”w.x10”d. $400-$600 Sold for $600
200. Iron coffee grinder, 19thc. 8”h. $100-$150 Sold for $75
201. Nutmeg grinder, apple corer, powder flask, thumb latch, etc. $50-$75 Sold for $75
202. Horn whetstone sheath initialed “F D 1817”, plain powder horn, small turned bowl and hourglass 5.5”h., etc. $150-$200 Sold for $475
203. Wrought iron rush light, 18th/19thc. 10.5”h. $200-$300 Sold for $375
204. Tin tea caddy, 18th/19thc., with split compartment. 5”h.x5”w.x4.25”d. $75-100 Sold for $175
205. Five English pewter dishes. $100-$125 Sold for $100
206. English pewter dish marked “Barns Philadelphia”, 8”dia., and English pewter charger. 15”dia. $100-$125 Sold for $150
207. Brass fishing reel 2”dia., a metal fly reel and Orvis dry flies. $150-$200 Sold for $125
208. English pewter charger 13.5”d. and pewter dish signed “Townsend”. 9.5”d. $100-$125 Sold for $250
209. Model 1816 flintlock musket signed “W.L. Evans, V. Forge”, dated 1833, 69 caliber, two inspectors marks. For further information, see U.S. Musket, Rifles and Carbines by Gluckman, pages 130-131. 57.5”l. $2,000-$3,000 Sold for $1,200
210. Two fishing creels and contents, lures, line, etc. Largest 8”h.x13”w.x8”d. $200-$300 Sold for $225
211. Three dough scrapers, two mashers and a butter mold. $150-$200 Sold for $125
212. Two coiled rush baskets. 5”h.x12”dia. and 9.5”l.x5.5”w. $75-$100 Sold for $50
213. Three coiled rush baskets. 4.25”h.x12”dia, 8”dia, and 5.5”dia. $100-$150 Sold for $20
214. Misc. grouping, incl. milk bottle, A.G. Smalley & Co., Boston and New York, dinner bell, posnet pot, etc. $75-$100 Sold for $25
215. Brooke flintlock musket model 1808, c.1810, signed “Brooke”, Chester County, Pennsylvania, belonged to William H. Clegg and carved on stock “WC” and “WHC”, 69 caliber. For further information, see U.S. Musket, Rifles and Carbines by Gluckman, pages 86-87. 59.5”l. $1,000-$1,500 Sold for $1,500
216. Four Victorian mirrors. Largest 15.5”x12”. $50-$75 Sold for $50
217. US Springfield Civil War musket. Was converted into a standing lamp. 51”h. $600-$800 Sold for $375
218. Wrought iron spatula, taster, three meat forks, and a tin dipper. spatula 16.25”l. $100-$150 Sold for $75
219. Figural brass roaster, 20thc. 21”l. $25-$50 Sold for $75
220. Flame stitch carpetbag, c.1860. 14.5”h.x19”w. $25-$50 Sold for $50
221. Buffalo Bill Wild West program, 1894 9.75”h.x7”w. an Indian peace pipe souvenir from Yellowstone Park, 1895, 12.5”l. and a miniature canoe paddle, 21.25”l. $75-$100 Sold for $100
222. Youth percussion gun, c.1800, signed “Artemis Smith” and lock signed “H.W. Delavin”, 41 caliber, relief carved, silver plated brass and ivory mounts. 51”l. $1,000-$1,500 Sold for $17,000
223. Yellow ware plum pudding mold 2.5”h.x5.75”dia., stoneware crock, 7.5”h., and majolica garlic vase, 4.75”h. $100-$200 Sold for $50
224. Four trays, spectacles, kitchen implements, spice box, etc. $75-$100 Sold for $125
225. Two flat irons, Sesquicentennial penny bank of the Liberty Bell. $50-$75 Sold for $25
226. Small hatchet with spike handle 12”l. and two small knives. $50-$75 Sold for $4,500
227. A six-candle mold, Victorian match holder, door lock and knob. $50-$75 Sold for $100
228. Brass candle snuffer, lock, two sleigh bells, top, cannon, and stoneware inkwell. $50-$75 Sold for $75
229. Four cookie molds and a collapsible tin cup. $25-$50 Sold for $25
230. Five round nesting boxes. $50-$75 Sold for $50
231. Three horn whetstone sheaths, one signed “A.E.55”. $100-$125 Sold for $75
232. Round box with “Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush” and a maple lemon squeezer. $25-$50 Sold for $25
233. Tin box with six spice containers. 3.5”h.x9.5”w.x6.5”d. $50-$75 Sold for $50
234. Winchester Repeating Arms Co. signed signal canon, c.1900. 7.25”h.x17.5”l., barrel 12”l. $300-$350 Sold for $400
235. Canon ball approx. 5”dia. $75-$100 Sold for $250
236. Highly engraved whalebone busk, early 19thc., with five separate scenic vignettes incl. Indian chief and Lady Liberty. 13”l.x1.5”w. $600-$900 Sold for $3,000
237. Pennsylvania lard bucket with lid, 19thc., staved construction and traces of old paint. 9”h. top 7”dia. $100-$150 Sold for $150
238. Dollhouse furniture, jigsaw puzzle, children’s books, dog figures and a vintage toy car. $50-$75 Sold for $25
239. Group of painted lead animal toys, painted plaster animals, celluloid animal toys and celluloid doll. $50-$75 Sold for $100
240. Hanging tin lantern. 14.5”h.x4.5”w.x4.5”d. $50-$75 Sold for $75
241. Basket of sewing tools, old buttons, etc. $100-$125 Sold for $125
242. Four games, a game board, papier-mâché Easter egg, set of marbles in original box and toy canon. $50-$75 Sold for $25
243. Mahogany sewing box, 19thc., sides inlaid with initials “MC”, drawer inlaid with double hearts, pincushion top. 4”h.x7”w. $500-$750 Sold for $2,300
244. Walnut tree trunk section identified as original water pipe laid in 1799, City Hall Philadelphia. 10.5”h.x9.5”w. $25-$50 Sold for $375
245. Poplar book safe, c.1830, paint decorated and dovetail construction. 10”h.x7.5w”x13”d. $300-$500 Sold for $325
246. Pine hanging saltbox, c.1890, single drawer. 9.5”h.x7.5”w.x6”d. $75-$100 Sold for $50
247. Candle mold for forty-eight candles. 9”h.x11”l.x8”d. $200-$300 Sold for $200
248. Copper kettle signed “Heiss Phila” (Goddard Heiss, active 1852) with dovetail construction. 13”h.x13”l. base 7.75”d. $750-$1,000 Sold for $400
249. Pine and tin candle mold for thirty-six candles, with original paint decoration. 11”h.x13”w.x10.5”d. $700-$900 Sold for $2,500
250. Storage box, 19thc., black paint with decoupage Victorian scrapbook decoration. 5.5”h.x12”w.x9”d. $100-$150 Sold for $75 End of Friday Session November 23, 2007 251. Pine foot-warmer, 19thc., with punched tin panels and original red paint decoration. 5.75”h.x7.5”w.x8.25”d. $150-$200 Sold for $75
252. Brass plated sewing bird, 19th c. $100-$150 Sold for $175
253. Miniature Pennsylvania walnut blanket chest, 19thc., with string inlay, dovetailed drawers, secret compartment, wallpapered interior. 8.25”h.x12.75”w.x7.75”d. $600-$800 Sold for $1,200
254. Three powder flasks and hanging match holder. $50-$75 Sold for $50
255. Group of kitchen implements, incl. three dough scrapers, ice pick, etc. $50-$75 Sold for $25
256. Pine yarn winder with original black, yellow and red paint. 23”h.x.11”l. $300-$500 Sold for $550
257. Wrought iron hanging scale by G.E. Biler, signed and weight dated 1775. 27”h.x24”w. $400-$600 Sold for $200
258. Wrought iron kettle holder. 24”h.x.10.w. $100-$150 Sold for $250
259. Wrought iron frying pan, thirteen pointing spikes and a hatchel signed “St. Ulrich” and dated 1817. $100-$150 Sold for $250
260. Splintwood gathering basket, nest & darning eggs and carved wood duck. $25-$50 Sold for $50
261. Pine blanket chest, c.1820, with dovetail construction, mustard and black paint decoration and original turned feet. 11.75”h.x16”w.x9”d. $600-$900 Sold for $1,000
262. Signed brass pail, c.1855, with wrought iron handle, Waterbury, Conn. 8”h.x11.5”d. $50-$75 Sold for $100
263. Oak cased Regina music box, early 20thc., 8”h.x9”w.x12”dia. and eighteen discs 8 1/8”dia. each. $500-$700 Sold for $950
264. Leather fire bucket painted with fire fighting scene and “Charles Wilkins”, “Enterprise Fire Club”, “1810”, on yellow field, with leather covered rope handle. 18.5”h. top 9.5”h.x10.75”d. base 6.25”dia. $1,000-$1,500 Sold for $1,700
265. Leather fire bucket in old dark green paint with “Main” painted in yellow. 14”h. $400-$600 Sold for $175
266. Leather fire bucket, 19thc., in original black paint and “D. Longnecker” in yellow and brown paint. 11”h. $600-$800 Sold for $475
267. Copper plated colander with six pointed star pattern and a copper bowl. As found. 12”dia.x4”d. $100-$150 Sold for $100
268. Turned pine bowl, 19thc. 5.5”h.x17”dia. $150-$200 Sold for $100
269. Wood milk pail 11.5”h., with original red paint and yellow stripe and wood dipper 5”l. $100-$150 Sold for $300
270. Sheraton style miniature cherry chest of drawers. 15”h.x13.25”w.x7”d. $500-$700 Sold for $1,500
271. Reed pull-toy boat (schooner), c.1887, “Ocean Wave”, with paper applied to wood, complete with original sails and accessories. 27”h.x30”w., beam 5”. $700-$900 Sold for $600
272. Brass pail with iron handle. 13”dia. $50-$75 Sold for $100
273. Two redware jugs one w/iron glaze 9”h. and one w/black manganese decoration 6.5”h. $100-$125 Sold for $25
274. Ovoid redware jug with iron glaze. 10.75”h. $100-$125 Sold for $75
275. Pair of fan-back Windsor side chairs, c.1800, with bamboo turned legs and traces of old black paint. $800-$1,200 Sold for $700
276. Cast iron ladies boot, c.1860, “Norwich N&S WKS, Norwich Conn.” $75-$100 Sold for $50
277. Pine blanket chest with original brown paint decoration. 27”h.x43.5”w.x24.75”d. $150-$200 Sold for $50
278. Walnut tape loom, early 19thc. 21”l.x19.5”w.x12.5”h. $300-$500 Sold for $900
279. Oak tailor’s notions chest, c.1900, with two drawers. 8”h.x21”w.x13”d. $200-$300 Sold for $200
280. Mounted taxidermy fox head and tail. $25-$50 Sold for $250
281. Delaware Valley maple four slat rocker,19thc., with traces of old red paint. 41”h.x16.5”w., seat 16”h. $100-$150 Sold for $50
282. Seven Native American axe heads and hatchets mounted on board, probably found in Chester Springs, PA. $200-$300 Sold for $225
283. Arrowheads found at Cricket Hill Farm, Merlin Road, approx. 200 pieces. $200-$300 Sold for $100
284. Group of Native American grinding and pounding implements. $100-$150 Sold for $25
285. Group of arrowheads and spearheads, mounted on board. 18.5”h.x11.5”w. $100-$150 Sold for $225
286. Stoneware jar and lid 10”h. and a redware iron glazed jar 12”h. $100-$150 Sold for $50
287. Two-gallon stoneware pitcher with blue decoration “Cowden and Wilcox”. 12”h. $100-$150 Sold for $1,000
288. Two-gallon stoneware pitcher with blue decoration. 12.5”h. $150-$200 Sold for $150
289. Stoneware butter crock and lid with blue decoration. 6”h.x9”dia. $100-$125 Sold for $275
290. Stoneware crock with blue decoration. 10”h. $100-$150 Sold for $150
291. Stoneware jar. 15”h. $50-$75 Sold for $75
292. Two-gallon stoneware pitcher with blue decoration. 12”h., top 5.5”h.x6.5”w. base 6.5”dia. $600-$800 Sold for $850
293. Two-gallon stoneware jar with blue floral decoration. 12”h. $150-$200 Sold for $75
294. Five-gallon stoneware crock with blue decoration. 16”h. $600-$800 Sold for $650
295. Stoneware jug with blue decoration 10”h. and a smaller stoneware jar. 9”h. $75-$100 Sold for $175
296. Misc. group of fishing lures, trapping guide, small tools, etc. $75-$100 Sold for $75
297. Two redware jars. 10.5”h. each. $100-$150 Sold for $25
298. Redware ovoid jar with black manganese decoration. 12”h., rim 5.5”dia. $150-$200 Sold for $250
299. Bennington teapot, a brown over white glaze pitcher and two rum jugs marked NASSAU. $75-$100 Sold for $25
300. Two small redware storage jars with iron glaze decoration. 5.5”h. and 6”h. $75-$100 Sold for $25
301. Stoneware storage jar and a redware storage jar. 8.5”h. each. $75-$100 Sold for $25
302. Stoneware storage jar with blue decoration. 8.25”h. $100-$125 Sold for $200
303. Stoneware storage jar with blue decoration. 9”h.x7.75”dia. $100-$125 Sold for $125
304. Redware storage jar with black manganese decoration. 9”h. $100-$125 Sold for $50
305. Redware storage jar with black glaze 8”h.x4.75”dia. and a stoneware storage jar. 9.5”h.x5.5”dia. $100-$125 Sold for $50
306. Splintwood apple gathering basket. 15”h.x16.5”w.x16.5”d. $50-$75 Sold for $25
307. Redware jug with applied strap handle. 13.75”h. $150-$200 Sold for $75
308. Two sets of brass sleigh bells. $25-$50 Sold for $125
309. Two berry baskets. 6.5”h.x6.5”w. $25-$50 Sold for $125
310. Splintwood buttocks basket. 7.5”h.x9”w.x9”d. $150-$200 Sold for $75
311. Two apple baskets. 12”h and 11”h. $50-$75 Sold for $50
312. Two primitive goose catchers. 20.5”l. and 16”l. $25-$50 Sold for $150
313. Splintwood gathering basket. 14.5”h.x21.5”w.x17”d. $100-$150 Sold for $25
314. Splintwood gathering basket. 12.5”h.x14.5”w.x13.5”d. $100-$125 Sold for $50
315. Pine toolbox with tools. $100-$125 Sold for $25
316. Double sided trap and single jaw trap. $25-$50 Sold for $75
317. Broad axe, another axe and an adze. $25-$50 Sold for $25
318. Group of farm tools. $75-$100 Sold for $100
319. Brass pail signed “G. Husser Pittsburg, PA”. 8.5”h.x12.25”dia. $50-$75 Sold for $75
320. Pennsylvania comb-back Windsor armchair, 1796, signed “J. Custer” (Jesse Custer active in Vincent & Coventry Townships). For similar example see American Windsor Chairs by Nancy Goyne Evans, page 129, figure 3-106. 39”h.x23.5”w., seat 17.5”h. $1,500-$2,000 Sold for $6,500
321. Earthenware crock with applied handles. 13.5”h. $100-$125 Sold for $25
322. Copper teapot converted to lamp. 19.5”h. to top of socket $75-$100 Sold for $25
323. Four oil lamps, electrified.10”h., 10”h., 9.5”h., & 8”h. $75-$100 Sold for $50
324. Four oil lamps, electrified. 13”h.,11.5”h., 11”h. and 5.5”h. $100-$150 Sold for $75
325. Double arm oil lamp, c.1890, Angle Lamp Co., New York, electrified. 18”h.x22”w. $300-$400 Sold for $200
326. Pine firkin. 10”h.x9.75”dia. $50-$75 Sold for $75
327. Oil lamp, cranberry and white striped. 13”h. $150-$200 Sold for $200
328. Oil lamp with pressed glass font. 9”h. $50-$75 Sold for $25
329. Brides box, 19th c., with cream and red paint decorated bride, groom and flowers. 7”h.x19”l.x11.5”w. $500-$700 Sold for $600
330. Brides box, 19th c., with red tulip decoration against blue field. 5.5”h.x16.5”l.x10”w. $200-$300 Sold for $275
331. Chester County, Pennsylvania jacquard coverlet signed”John Wagner” and “W.Grove 1842”, red, white and blue. 96”x84”. $300-$400 Sold for $1,100
332. Pennsylvania jacquard coverlet signed “John Royer New Holland 1836 J*KAH*E”, red, white, blue and ochre. 93”x82”. $300-$400 Sold for $500
333. Chester County, Pennsylvania jacquard coverlet signed “William S. Freeman Brandywine CC 1845”, ivory, rust, navy and ochre. 94”x84”. $400-$600 Sold for $1,300
334. Child’s coverlet, rust and ivory. 56”x74”. $150-$200 Sold for $75
335. Child’s quilt with red and white geometric pattern. 64”x84”. $25-$50 Sold for $50
336. Appliqué quilt, c.1865, Clegg family, red and white. Illustrated and described in Lest I Shall be Forgotten by Nancy & Donald Roan, pub.1993, page 43, figure 166-1. 86”x66”. $600-$800 Sold for $600
337. Appliqué quilt spread, c.1865, Clegg family, red, green, and white. Illustrated and described in Lest I Shall be Forgotten by Nancy & Donald Roan, pub.1993, page 43, figure 166-2. 89”x96”. $1,000-$1,500 Sold for $1,000
338. White child’s coverlet, c.1850. 80”x82”. $50-$75 Sold for $10
339. Oak hanging corner cupboard, reproduction. 27”h.x18”w.x10”d. $75-$100 Sold for $75
340. Jacquard coverlet signed “Pompey 1831” white and blue with eagle border. 87”x82”. $400-$600 Sold for $325
341. Jacquard coverlet signed “Elizabeth Showalter”, red, white, brown and blue. 98”x90”. $300-$400 Sold for $200
342. Brass student’s lamp with white glass shade, electrified. 21.5”h. OA $100-$150 Sold for $150
343. Glass oil lamp electrified, cast iron bracket and a reflector. $75-$100 Sold for $25
344. Pair of hanging tin lanterns, electrified. $50-$75 Sold for $125
345. Pair of hanging tin lanterns, electrified. 16”h.x7.5”w.7.5”d. $50-$75 Sold for $100
346. Walnut footstool, 19thc. 7.5”h.x15”w.x7.5”d. $75-$100 Sold for $175
347. Appliqué quilt, pink and white. 82”x72”. $50-$75 Sold for $25
348. Chintz quilt with eight-pointed star pattern and with a chintz back. 100”x85”. $600-$800 Sold for $1,600
349. New Jersey autograph quilt signed by quilters and listing various townships and dates between 1848-1858. 77”x92”. $1,500-$2,000 Sold for $2,100
350. Group of miscellaneous foreign coins. $50-$75 Sold for $75
351. Quilt top, c.1930, with tulip pattern, red, white and green. 78”x80”. $100-$150 Sold for $600
352. Appliqué quilt with flying geese pattern, green and white. 84”x88”. $200-$300 Sold for $500
353. Loom woven blanket, gray and white. 68”x72”. $25-$50 Sold for $25
354. Summer/winter jacquard coverlet signed “Mary K. Palmer 1838” and “N. Young Weaver”. 100”x71”. $300-$400 Sold for $425
355. Jacquard coverlet, blue and white. 75”x90”. $100-$150 Sold for $75
356. One-piece jacquard coverlet signed “S.B. Musselman Coverlet Weaver Milford Bucks CO No 428” and “This Coverlet Belongs to Me Susanna Sneider 1843” with soldiers, roosters and squirrels on three borders, red, cream, blue and ochre. 88”x80”. $750-$1,000 Sold for $600
357. Woven Victorian tapestry, olive green. 49”x108”. $50-$75 Sold for $25
358. Appliqué quilt with overall floral pattern in cream, pink, and green. 90”x66”. $150-$200 Sold for $75
359. Quilt with red, blue, and yellow grid pattern. 76”x86”. $50-$75 Sold for $25
360. Scalloped quilt with overall hex pattern, green, pink, lavender, yellow and white. 84”x80”. $100-$150 Sold for $100
361. Quilt with striped floral fabric. 88”x86”. $50-$75 Sold for $500
362. Four quilts, a coverlet and woven pillow. $25-$50 Sold for $300
363. Group of miscellaneous United States coins. $200-$250 Sold for $250
364. Group of linens and textiles. $75-$100 Sold for $100
365. Victorian brass lamp base, brass planter, and a scale tray. $50-$75 Sold for $10
366. Carved pine grizzly bear, tourist item. 6”hx5”lx4.5”d. $100-$150 Sold for $100
367. Molded copper cow weather vane. 28”h.x16”l. $400-$600 Sold for $2,750
368. Redware Turks head mold. 9”diam. $75-$100 Sold for $75
369. Redware Turks head mold. 8.25”dia. $75-$100 Sold for $25
370. Redware mold. 7.5”dia. $50-$75 Sold for $25
371. Pair of redware tiles and seven assorted glazed pieces. $100-$150 Sold for $125
372. Redware bowl with black manganese decoration, 7.5”dia. and redware dish with slip decorated letter “T” 5”dia. $200-$300 Sold for $650
373. Redware saucer with yellow and manganese decoration. 7.5”dia.
$100-$125
374. Two redware bowls with iron glaze decoration. 7.75”dia. $100-$125 Sold for $50
375. Pennsylvania walnut tavern table, c.1780, with baluster and ring turned legs. 28”h.x29”l.x20”d. $1,500-$2,000 Sold for $2,500
376. Redware dish and a redware deep dish with slip decoration. 9”dia and 8.75”dia. $100-$150 Sold for $275
377. Redware dish with slip decoration. 10.5”dia. $200-$300 Sold for $550
378. Redware mold 2”h.x4.5” dia. and a redware bowl with slip decoration 4.75”dia. $100-$125 Sold for $75
379. Stoneware cake crock lid and three redware pieces. $75-$100 Sold for $100
380. Shenandoah pottery jar. 8”h. x 6.25”dia. $250-$300 Sold for $600
381. Shenandoah pottery flowerpot. 5”h.x6”dia. $250-$300 Sold for $900
382. Redware flowerpot, brown and yellow glaze. 6”h.x5.75”dia. $200-$250 Sold for $500
383. Redware flowerpot and saucer with manganese splash decoration. 5”h.x6”dia. $200-$300 Sold for $125
384. Redware pitcher with manganese decoration 5”h., redware jar and an oversized mug. $100-$125 Sold for $475
385. Redware bowl 3.5”h.x11.25”dia., mottled blue plate 8.5”dia. and mug 4.5”h.x5.25”dia. $75-$100 Sold for $100
386. Two redware jars, pitcher, and two lids. $50-$75 Sold for $125
387. Redware flowerpot with black splash manganese decoration. $100-$125 Sold for $275
388. Redware flowerpot with black splash manganese decoration. $100-$125 Sold for $75
389. Two redware flowerpots, one with black splash manganese decoration 5”h.x5.5”dia., the other with yellow slip decoration 4.5”h.x4.75”dia. $200-$300 Sold for $200
390. Misc. grouping- ambrotype, a daguerreotype, silver baby cup, powder horn, brass cannon barrel, etc. $75-$100 Sold for $100
391. Two redware flowerpots with yellow and brown glaze. 3.5”h.x4”dia. each. $200-$300 Sold for $250
392. Redware canister with lid signed “John Bell Waynesboro”. 7.25”h.x7”dia. $600-$800 Sold for $1,600
393. Redware mixing bowl with cogwheel slip decoration. 12.25”h.x4.5”dia. $200-$300 Sold for $300
394. Redware loaf dish with slip decoration. 18”x12.5” $400-$600 Sold for $500
395. Redware loaf dish with slip decoration. 13.5”x9.5” $400-$600 Sold for $800
396. Redware platter with slip decoration. 17”x12” $1,000-$1,500 Sold for $3,750
397. Redware platter with slip decoration. 18”x12” $1,000-$1,500 Sold for $2,250
398. Rectangular redware shallow platter with slip decoration. 15”x11” $150-$200 Sold for $375
399. Redware bowl with rib decoration 9”dia. and another redware bowl 8.5”dia. $100-$125 Sold for $325
400. Two redware chargers. 12.75”dia. each. $100-$200 Sold for $175
401. Redware oil lamp with brown glaze. 10.25”h. $150-$200 Sold for $650
402. Redware dish with slip decoration. 9”dia. $150-$200 Sold for $350
403. Redware dish with slip decoration. 10”dia. $100-$150 Sold for $300
404. Redware dish with slip decoration. 11”dia. $100-$150 Sold for $225
405. Redware dish with clef design slip decoration. 9”dia. $200-$300 Sold for $1,300
406. Two redware dishes with slip decoration. 8.75”dia. and 7.5”dia. $100-$125 Sold for $400
407. Three redware dishes with slip decoration. 9”dia., 7.5”dia. and 7”dia. $100-$150 Sold for $1,100
408. Two redware dishes with slip decoration. 8”dia. and 7”dia. $150-$200 Sold for $500
409. Yellowstone National Park souvenir photo-lithograph “Chief Broken Arm” by Heyn, 1899, and a small Southwest Indian pottery vase. 3.75”h. $100-$150 Sold for $150
410. Misc. grouping of gold & gold filled jewelry and accessories, two thimbles, advertising buttons, cribbage set, checkers, cloisonné box, child’s painted tin tea set, etc. $75-$100 Sold for $75
411. 1862 one-dollar Confederate note (poor), 1864 one-hundred dollar Confederate note VG, 1874 ten-cent fractional currency note G, 1975 fifty-cent fractional currency note VG, fifty-cent fractional currency note poor. $75-$100 Sold for $175
412. Manasquan twenty-dollar demand note, 1929, AU. $400-$600 Sold for $220
413. Two vintage dresses, parasol, bonnet, shoes and sewing box. $50-$75 Sold for $100
414. Thirty-one one-dollar silver certificates, 1935 series crisp and a 1928 ten-dollar gold note XF. $100-$125 Sold for $100
415. Group of vintage clothing, linens and two show towels. $100-$125 Sold for $75
416. French wax doll 18”h., head 3.5”h. and a cloth doll. $400-$500 Sold for $200
417. Pennsylvania cherry highcase, c.1800, three drawers over four, chamfered and fluted corners, bracket feet. 55.5”h.x42”w.x20.5”d. $2,000-$2,500 Sold for $2,300
418. Pennsylvania walnut blanket chest, c.1770, with strap hinges and secret compartment. 17.5”h.x52.5”w.x22.5”d. $400-$600 Sold for $800
419. Pennsylvania Chippendale walnut slant front desk, c.1770, with secret compartments. 41.5”h.x36.75”w.x20.75”d. $1,500-$2,000 Sold for $750
420. Bamboo Windsor side chair, c.1820. 35”h.x20.5”w., seat 17”h. $150-$200 Sold for $50
421. Walnut candlestand, 20thc., with octagonal top. 23.5”h.x16.5”dia. $75-$100 Sold for $125
422. Oil lamp with blue glass font, marble base, electrified. 10”h.OA, top of font 6.5”h. $50-$75 Sold for $150
423. Cherry single rope bed. Headboard 43”h. $100-$150 Sold for $25
424. Sheraton tiger maple wash stand, c.1820, with single drawer. 32”h.x28”w.x18”d. $1,000-$1,500 Sold for $2,900
425. Jacquard coverlet with rust, and blue decoration. 70”x84” $100-$150 Sold for $100
426. Audubon print “Dusky Albatross/Diomedea Fusca” with watermark “J. Whatman 1837”. 25.75”x38” $4,000-$6,000 Sold for $200
427. Cottage type washstand with yellow and blue floral decoration and a towel stand. 32.5”h.x30”w.x15”d. $75-$100 Sold for $25
428. Chippendale walnut chest of drawers, c.1780, with original feet. 37”h.x39”w.x19”d. $750-$1,000 Sold for $650
429. Empire single drawer washstand, c.1850, mahogany veneer. 36”h.x24”w.x14.5”d. $100-$150 Sold for $75
430. Pine blanket chest, 19thc. decorated with George Washington and Washington’s Headquarters at Valley Forge. 13.5”h.x37.25”w.x16”d. $200-$250 Sold for $550
431. Four slat ladder-back maple rush seat chair, c.1770, 40”h. and three slat ladder-back rush seat chair, c.1820, 39”h. $100-$150 Sold for $25
432. Maple “Niddy Noddy”, early 19thc. 18.5”l.x13”w. $25-$50 Sold for $125
433. Empire two-drawer stand, c.1840, walnut and mahogany veneer. 29”h.x18”w.x17”d. $200-$250 Sold for $250
434. Single maple rope bed, c.1860. $75-$100 Sold for $25
435. Four poster canopy bed, c.1830, rope with fabric canopy and bottle turned legs. $200-$300 Sold for $850
436. Rope trundle bed with paint decoration. $100-$150 Sold for $50
437. Cherry cradle, c.1840, oxbow top and hand dovetailed corners. $100-$150 Sold for $100
438. Wrought iron andirons and tongs. $150-$200 Sold for $75
439. Child’s Windsor chair, c.1830, with plank bottom seat. 26.5”h.x16.75”w.x12.75”d., seat 12”h. $75-$100 Sold for $125
440. Country Hepplewhite poplar stand, c.1800, with splay legs. 30.5”h.x17”w.x16”d. $100-$150 Sold for $300
441. Continental hanging cabinet initialed “NHS” and dated “1819” with exterior and interior original blue, red and mustard paint. 32.5”h.x23”w.x13”d. $1,000-$1,500 Sold for $1,600
442. Tin hamster cage, c.1900, with punch decoration. 16”h.x20.5”l.x8.5”d. $50-$75 Sold for $100
443. Windsor “mammy” bench, c.1840, with original black paint and stencil decoration, removable front gate. 33”h.x61”l.x17”d., seat 15.5”h. $500-$700 Sold for $950
444. Pine storage box, 19thc., with original black and red paint decoration. 11”h.x25”w.x12”d. $400-$600 Sold for $250
445. Mantle clock, c.1830, “New Haven Clock Company”. 25”h.x15”w.x4.5”d. $150-$200 Sold for $50
446. Seth Thomas mantle clock, c.1830. 25.5”h.x14.75”w. $100-$150 Sold for $75
447. Victorian child’s wooden sled “Reindeer” in gold script with running deer painted below on original green background. 19”h.x32.5”l.x15.25”w. $600-$800 Sold for $7,000
448. Child’s wooden sled, c.1900, with stenciled reindeer and battleship painted on original yellow background. 37”l.x11.5”w. $150-$200 Sold for $200
449. Comb-back Windsor armchair. 42.5”h, 25.5”w., seat 17.5”h. $300-$500 Sold for $700
450. Child’s Windsor highchair, 19thc., with plank bottom seat. 29”h.x16”w.x12.75”d., seat 21.5”h. $150-$200 Sold for $100
451. Chester County, Pennsylvania Chippendale walnut chest-on-chest, c.1770, with fluted quarter columns. 66”h.x41.5”w.x22”d. $5,000-$7,000 Sold for $7,000
452. Pennsylvania painted pine blanket chest, c.1790, paint of a later date. 22.5”h.x52”l.x21.5”d. $750-$1,000 Sold for $550
453. Copper and brass coaching horn. 46”l. $75-$100 Sold for $125
454. Pine and cherry hanging storage box with lift lid and drawer with Quaker lock. 12.5”h.x13.5”w.x8”d. $200-$250 Sold for $225
455. Youth bow-back Windsor armchair, c.1800. 29.5”h.x14.5”w.14.25”d., seat 13”h. $300-$400 Sold for $150
456. Sheraton single drawer cherry stand, c.1820, with red paint decoration. 29”h., top 19.75”x17.5” $200-$250 Sold for $250
457. Maple child’s spinning wheel, c.1830, with original paint decoration. 22”h.x24”w. $600-$800 Sold for $275
458. Walnut book press, 18th/19th c. 23.5”h.x20”w.x14.25”d. $700-$900 Sold for $1,100
459. Hepplewhite walnut one drawer stand, c.1800. 26.5”h.x20”w.x20”d. $200-$300 Sold for $100
460. Windsor rocking crib, c.1800. 19”h.x40”l.x17.5”d. $1,000-$1,500 Sold for $600
461. Maple four poster canopy rope bed, c.1820, full size, with lace canopy. 83”h. OA, top of post 63”h. $600-$800 Sold for $1,300
462. Fireplace equipment-brass andirons, screen, tongs, shovel and square marble stand. $100-$150 Sold for $550
463. Jerome and Darrow stenciled shelf clock, c.1830. 35”h.x16.25”w. $200-$300 Sold for $150
464. Pine hanging cupboard, c.1750, with fluted quarter panels, paneled door, and traces of old paint. 33.5”h.x26.5”w.x14.5”d. $4,000-$6,000 Sold for $2,500
465. Bamboo Windsor writing armchair, c. 1820, with storage drawer and old paint. 37”h.x34.5”w., seat 17.5”h., writing surface 33.25”h.x18”w.x26”d. $1,500-$2,000 Sold for $250
466. Redware deep dish, a small dish, and a jar. $100-$125 Sold for $300
467. Pennsylvania pine cupboard, c.1780, with raised panel door and bracket feet. 52”h.x.41”w.x19”d. $1,500-$2,000 Sold for $3,000
468. Pennsylvania early Queen Anne walnut hanging cabinet with double raised panel door, over single drawer. 39.5”h.x23”w.x11”d. $2,000-$3,000 Sold for $1,700
469. Pennsylvania Sheraton walnut one-drawer tavern table, c. 1820, with original brass pull. 30”h., top 36.25”w.x23.5”d. $750-$1,000 Sold for $1,700
470. Rye straw bee skep, c.1880. 15”h, base 18.75”dia. $200-$300 Sold for $650
471. Windsor armchair, c.1820, with plank bottom seat and tablet back, signed “Emanuel Schroeder Chair Painter, York” and stamped “WS” (Wilhelm Schroeder). For a similar example, see American Windsor Chairs by Nancy Goyne Evans, page 153, figure 3-155, 34.5”h.x18”w., seat 18”h. $750-$1,000 Sold for $550
472. Pennsylvania walnut butter box, c.1830, with slide lid. 16”h.x16”w.x5.75”d. $300-$400 Sold for $225
473. Pine dough box, c.1830, with dovetail construction, original green paint and top, 26.5”h.x41”w.x21”d. $300-$400 Sold for $850
474. White oak spinning wheel, c.1835, with maple legs. 36”h.x33”w. $75-$100 Sold for $250
475. Pine butter churn. 45.5”h. $50-$75 Sold for $50
476. Three hooked rugs, a rose medallion, and a crazy quilt. $100-$200 Sold for $50
477. Three hooked rugs with floral motif. $50-$75 Sold for $50
478. Group of wildlife conservation stamp albums 1941-1946, etc. $75-$100 Sold for $50
479. Six plank bottom chairs, c.1840, with original paint and stencil decoration. 33”h.x17”w.x15.5”d. $1,000-$1,500 Sold for $600
480. Pennsylvania William and Mary walnut gate leg table, c.1720, with two drawers, bold turnings and original brasses. 29.75”h.x44”l.x18”d., ea. leaf 21” $40,000-$60,000 Sold for $8,000
481. Oak footstool with three turned maple legs. 5.75”h.x14”w.x7.5”d. $75-$100 Sold for $50
482. Comb-back Windsor armchair, c.1770, with original paint. 46”h.x25.25”w., seat 17.5”h. $1,500-$2,000 Sold for $3,250
483. Comb-back Windsor armchair, 18th/19thc., with traces of old stenciling on legs. 46”h.x27”w., seat 18”h. $1,500-$2,000 Sold for $2,750
484. Continental walnut blanket chest, initialed and dated “18 E.A. 04” with iron handles. 25.5”h.x56”w.x24.5”d. $1,000-$1,500 Sold for $500
485. Pine hanging corner cupboard, early 19th c. 54.5”h.x35”w.x19”d. $1,500-$2,000 Sold for $1,200
486. Windsor stool with maple seat, probably Chester County. 21”h., seat 9.25”dia. $700-$900 Sold for $1,800
487. Fireplace equipment including shovel and poker, non-matching tongs, a flat iron and a square marble stand. $75-$100 Sold for $950
488. English barometer, c.1830, inlaid mahogany, signed “Pozzi”. 38.5”h. $400-$600 Sold for $250
489. Maple winder, c.1830. 54”h.x24”w.x18.5”d. $100-$150 Sold for $75
490. Pennsylvania Windsor bamboo turned settee with birdcage back, c.1810, in old paint. 35.25”h.x79”l.x22”d., seat 17.25”h. $2,000-$3,000 Sold for $1,200
491. Queen Anne style walnut candlestand. 28”h, top 17.25”dia $150-$200 Sold for $275
492. Windsor brace-back continuous armchair, c.1900. 40”h.x20.25”w.x21.5”d., seat 18”h. $75-$100 Sold for $600
493. New Hampshire Federal cherry tall case clock, c.1790, with pierced fretwork bonnet, painted face with moon dial signed “Abel Hutchins, Concord, N.H.” concealing eight-day works above a conforming case with square door flanked by fluted quarter columns with brass stops above string and bellflower inlay, ending in straight bracket feet. $7,000-$9,000 Sold for $12,000
494. Windsor armchair, 19thc. 33.5”h.x21.5”w.x17”d. set 17.5”h. $100-$125 Sold for $50
495. Cedar chest. 18”h.x33”w.x17.75”d. $25-$50 Sold for $50
496. Sheraton pine one-drawer stand, c. 1820. 27.5”h., top 16.75”h.x17”d. $150-$200 Sold for $300
497. Oil lamp, white coin spot glass with black marble base, electrified. top of font 10”h., 22”h. OA $100-$150 Sold for $175
498. Oil lamp, clear pressed glass, electrified. 10.5”h. top of font, 22.25”h. OA $50-$75 Sold for $20
499. Pine one-drawer stand, early 19th c., with splay legs. $500-$700 Sold for $500
500. Walnut and pine birdcage, c.1880, with original bird, diamond, and sunburst inlaid decoration, made by Alfred Clegg’s grandfather. 21.5”h.x28.5”w.x16”d. $400-$600 Sold for $375
501. Pennsylvania walnut drop-leaf table, c.1770, with square tapered legs. 28”h.x36”w.x18”d. $400-$600 Sold for $200
502. Brass bed warmer, 18th/19thc., with turned maple handle. 47”l. pan 10”dia. $100-$150 Sold for $150
503. Cane 36”l. and an ivory handled walking stick, 41”l. $75-$100 Sold for $25
504. Wrought iron toaster, inlaid in brass with name of original owner “Tibitha Fling” married 1790 in Marshalton, Chester County, PA. $800-$1,200 Sold for $950
505. Wood wagon jack and a wood boot jack. $50-$75 Sold for $15
506. Heavy tin oil can, c.1870, slaw board, egg basket, and pestle. $75-$100 Sold for $50
507. Alpine walking stick with horn handle and initialed “JC” and dated 1894 with names of German and French towns walked through. 63.5”l. $75-$100 Sold for $150
508. Brass chamberstick and a pair of bellows with later painted decoration. $75-$100 Sold for $100
509. Large round pine bread board, early 20thc. $50-$75 Sold for $75
510. “U.S. Medical Staff” presentation sword, c.1875, with cast brass handle and steel blade. blade 31”l., 36”l. OA. $200-$300 Sold for $650
511. Odd Fellows sword of William H. Clegg, bone handle, cast brass with leather strap. 38”l. $50-$75 Sold for $150
512. Pennsylvania poplar two-piece Dutch cupboard, c.1820, with two upper glass doors, over three drawers and two lower doors all resting on ogee bracket feet. 84”h.x60”w.x21”d. $2,000-$3,000 Sold for $6,500
513. Sheraton pine single drop-leaf harvest table, c.1820. 30”h.x60”w.x24”d. $300-$500 Sold for $850
514. Double handled oil lamp, c.1820, clear pressed glass, electrified. 8.25”h. to top of font, 19”h.OA $75-$100 Sold for $75
515. Oil lamp, clear glass front with white base, electrified. 20.5”h. $75-$100 Sold for $25
516. Sheraton pine two-piece corner cupboard, c.1820, single glass door above two doors, ending in turned legs. 84”h.x45”w.x21”d. $2,000-$2,500 Sold for $2,000
517. Windsor comb-back converted potty chair, c.1790. 40”h.x29.5”w., seat 24”h. $500-$750 Sold for $175
518. Pine dough box, c.1830, paint decorated by Miriam Clegg. 9.25”h.x25”w.x16”d. $100-$150 Sold for $125
519. Pine kitchen utility table, c.1910. 34.5”h.x32”w.x25”d. $50-$75 Sold for $75
520. Pennsylvania stove plate, c.1740, Samson and Delilah. For similar example see The Pennsylvania German Collection, Bea Garvin, page 100, item one. 25”h.x25”w. $1,500-$2,000 Sold for $1,600
521. Three legged pine table, c.1800, with dovetail, mortise and tenon construction, and traces of old paint. 24.5”h.x16”w.x10.5”d. $600-$800 Sold for $2,750
522. Kitchen mill, early 19thc., wood with original red, yellow, and black paint decoration. 22.5”h.x9.5”w.x9”d. $300-$500 Sold for $200
523. Hopewell Furnace cast iron stove, c.1806, signed “Hopewell Furnace”. 34.5”h.x13”w.x31”l. $600-$800 Sold for $550
524. Chest of seashells including some exotic specimens. $200-$300 Sold for $150
525. Pennsylvania walnut bible box, c.1780, with bracket feet, original lock, hinges and escutcheon. 9.5”h.x19.75”w.x12”d. $2,000-$2,500 Sold for $1,900
526. Pierced tin and wood hanging pie safe, punched tin decoration by Miriam Clegg, 1973. 43.5”h.x36”w.x15”d. $200-$300 Sold for $50
527. Wood swift, 29.5”h.x27.75”w. and a small bench 16.5”h.x20.5”l.x9.75”d. $50-$75 Sold for $75
528. Primitive wood wool winder. 25”h.x27”w.x19”d. $50-$75 Sold for $25
529. Pine dry sink, c.1830, with lift lid and dovetailed construction. 36”h.x41”w.x18”d. $200-$300 Sold for $1,200
530. Old Town canvas canoe, c.1920, serial #15-2781, four paddles, cane seats, partial old stenciled label. 15’l., beam 31”, and an Old Town Canoe catalogue. $600-$800 Sold for $2,100
531. Hayfork signed “M.B. Young”. 69”lx21.5”w. $75-$100 Sold for $100
532. Four hayforks, a rake, and two threshers. $75-$100 Sold for $75
533. Upper section of a corner cupboard, 19thc., with dentil molding. As found. 47”h.x54”w.x32”d. $100-$150 Sold for $25
534. Pine bucket bench, 19thc., red paint of a later date. 47.5”h.x31.75”w.x13.5”d. $200-$300 Sold for $375
535. Plank bottom settee, late 19thc., with yellow paint decoration of a later date. 34.5”h.x63.5”l.x15.5”d., seat 19.5”h. $300-$400 Sold for $125
536. Two grinding stones. 10”dia. and 9.75”dia. $25-$50 Sold for $75
537. Wood flax brake, c.1800. 21”h.x50.5”w.x32.5”d. $100-$200 Sold for $20
538. Large copper cooking pot with a dovetailed iron handle, 14.25”h.x16”dia. and a copper boiler. 12.5”h.x27.75”l.x13”d. $100-$125 Sold for $100
539. Hepplewhite pine school master’s desk, c.1810, oak legs and lift lid opening to a compartmentalized interior and secret compartment. 39”h.x35.5”w.x35.75”d. $600-$800 Sold for $225
540. Early iron wheel with chain. 27.5”dia. $25-$50 Sold for $20
541. Red painted bench table. 29”h., top 50”l.x35.75”w. $100-$150 Sold for $325
542. Pair of pine dough boxes with red paint. 11”h.x37”l.x18”d. and 10.5”h.x29.5”l.x16.25”d. $50-$75 Sold for $175
543. Plank bottom rocker, two captain’s chairs and two arrow-back side chairs. $75-$100 Sold for $25
544. Red painted plank bottom settee. 35”h.x70.75”l.x21.5”d., seat 18.5”h. $100-$150 Sold for $150
545. Picnic table, late 20thc., from the front porch of Hard Scrabble Farm 29”h.x72”l.x23.75”d. and two benches. 18.5”h.x72”l.x10”d. each. $50-$75 Sold for $25
546. Tin lantern, wood candlestick, caricature bottle opener, keg tap, ricer and porcelain head tiebacks. $100-$125 Sold for $75
547. Sheraton table with removable top opening to storage compartment. 29”h.x40”l.x25.5”d. $50-$75 Sold for $25
548. Red painted long bench. As found. 18”h.x92”l.x12.75”d. $50-$75 Sold for $75
549. Cedar chest. 18”h.x33.25”l.x18”d. $25-$50 Sold for $25
550. Chester County, Pennsylvania Queen Anne walnut tall case clock by Benjamin Chandlee, c.1758, the sarcophagus blind fretwork bonnet encasing a silvered brass face with pewter spandrels and Roman numeral chapter ring below a bull’s-eye signed “B. Chandlee, Nottingham” all over a waisted case with tombstone door over a conforming base with step-down molding. For a similar example see Chester County Clocks and Their Makers by Arthur E. James, pages 76 and 77. Provenance according to documents: Clock was purchased on December 3, 1963 by Miriam and Alfred Clegg at the A.R. Cox Auction. It was sold for Dr. Samuel S. Simons, MD, Lancaster, PA. The clock was originally in the possession of the Haines Family of Mt. Welcome in the southern part of Lancaster County near Nottingham, Chester County. 93”h.x21”w.x11”d. $40,000-$50,000 Sold for $40,000
551. Cedar chest. 21.25”h.x40”l.x20.5”d. $25-$50 Sold for $100
552. Depression cedar chest by Dillingham, Sheboygan Wisconsin. spots to top 21.5”h.x45”l.x19”d. $50-$75 Sold for $15
553. Pine box with dovetail construction. 25”h.x37”w.x20”d. $50-$75 Sold for $250
554. Bench table. 29”h.x60”l.x36”w. $75-$100 Sold for $1,000
555. Pine one drawer stand. 27.5”h.x21”l.x18”d. $50-$75 Sold for $25
556. Two wooden boxes of hardware, door locks, accessories, lamp parts, and old emergency horseshoes. $50-$75 Sold for $100
557. Victorian cast iron garden urn signed “Buffalo C.E. or G.E. Walbridge”. 30”h.x30”w.x21.5”d. $200-$300 Sold for $550
558. Pair of cast iron garden whippets, late 19thc. 18”h.x38”l.x10”w. $2,500-$3,500 Sold for $5,000
559. Maple three slat ladder-back chair, 40”h.x18”w., seat 17”h. $25-$50 Sold for $25
560. Pennsylvania tiger maple slant-lid desk, c.1770, fully fitted serpentine drawered interior, original bracket feet and brasses. Provenance: Phillip Bradley Antiques 42.5”h.x38”w.x20.5”d. $4,000-$6,000 Sold for $6,000
561. Audubon print in frame, “Canus Latrans/Prairie Wolf”, published by J.T. Bowen, Philadelphia, 1845. 21”h.x27”w. $500-$700 Sold for $1,700
562. Framed indenture for Clegg property “Hard Scrabble Farm” dated 1820. 17”h.x22”w. $100-$125 Sold for $100
563. Center Square Waterworks print and a Van Roden Philadelphia Waterworks plate. $50-$75 Sold for $100
564. Black and white rendering of two setters, by John. R. Peirce, Phoenixville. 9”x14.75” $75-$100 Sold for $100
565. Two Frederick Remington artist’s proofs “Bringing Home the New Cook” and “In From the Night Herd”, 15”x20” each, together with three other prints. $50-$75 Sold for $300
566. Group of eight various local newspapers- 1819 Village Record, West Chester, PA, 1825 American Republican, West Chester, etc. $100-$125 Sold for $50
567. Group of seven prints and a historical Andrew Wyeth, Chester County map negative. $100-$150 Sold for $100
568. Catholic religious figure, late 19thc., carved pine with polychrome decoration, removed from a church in Phoenixville. 44”h.x17”w. $300-$500 Sold for $325
569. Pine trunk with floral paint decoration. 11”h.x30”w.x14”d. $150-$200 Sold for $25
570. Pennsylvania half spindle-back plank bottom side chair with stencil decoration. $25-$50 Sold for $15
571. Eastlake walnut bookcase with glass door. 64.5”h.x30”w.x14.25”d. $500-$700 Sold for $950
572. Biscuit box and a linen chest with contents. 13.5”h.x23.5”w.x15.75”d. and 15.5”h.x34”w.x18.5”d. $100-$125 Sold for $50
573. Grizzly bear trap signed “Grizzly No. 6, Pat.1850”. $200-$300 Sold for $300
574. Cast iron Hopewell Furnace stove door 12.5”h.x16”w. and a wrought iron brazier 32”h.x14”w. $300-$400 Sold for $75
575. 1913 five-dollar gold coin VF. $200-$250 Sold for $500
576. Hitchcock settee, c.1830, with original black paint and stencil decoration. 35”h.x71”l.x21.75”d., seat 17”h. $1,000-$1,500 Sold for $850
577. Leather trunk with brass studs. 14”h.x26”w.x13.75”d. $75-$100 Sold for $15
578. Cased surveyor’s instrument, 1795, by Goldsmith Chandlee, Winchester, Virginia signed “G. Chandlee” and also signed “J. Robinson”, the name of the surveyor the compass was made for. Inside the original case is the rare original label reading “Clocks, Mathematical Instruments & c. Made and Watches Repaired. Goldsmith Chandlee Winchester”. For similar example see six Quaker Clockmakers by Edward E. Chandlee, copyright 1943 by the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, page 137, fig. 82. Compass measures 14.5”l.x6 3/8” dia. $10,000-$15,000 Sold for $27,500
579. Maize grinder 10”h., keg 8”h.x12”w., wooden bucket 12”h. $75-$100 Sold for $15
580. Gold and amethyst necklace, c.1880, 14K. $150-$200 Sold for $650
581. Tintype William H. Clegg Civil War Company G. First Pennsylvania Reserve. $400-$600 Sold for $550
582. 1849 one-dollar gold coin F, 1851 $2.50 gold coin VF, 1927 $2.50 gold coin UNC. $200-$300 Sold for $750
583. Elgin “O” size hunting case watch, 14K, seven jewel movement. $200-$300 Sold for $275
584. Group of keys, 17th/18thc., and misc. iron hardware. $100-$150 Sold for $225
585. William and Mary style valuables box, 19thc., with secret compartments and original black paint. $1,000-$1,500 Sold for $5,000
586. 1926 Sesquicentennial souvenir coin, 1854 Roman coin very worn, 1854 ½ dime, souvenir anchor link from the USS Constitution marked “Old Ironsides- U.S.N.”, bill wrappers, 1854 uncirculated Canadian coin , etc. $50-$75 Sold for $25
587. Box lot books- American biography. $25-$50 Sold for $25
588. Box lot books- antiques and reference. $25-$50 Sold for $25
589. Pennsylvania painted dome-top box, early 19th c., pine with polychrome compass/heart decoration, punched sheet iron escutcheon, probably by the “Compass Artist”, c.1800-1840, Lancaster County. For similar example, see The Pennsylvania German Arts by Irwin Richman, page 34. 7.75”h.x12.75”w.8”d. $15,000-$20,000 Sold for $7,000
590. Box lot books- art history. $25-$50 Sold for $25
591. Box lot books- Philadelphia. $25-$50 Sold for $125
592. Box lot books-Pennsylvania history. $25-$50 Sold for $100
593. WITHDRAWN Two scrapbooks- Carlton E. Davis, Panama and the Panama Canal. $200-$300 WD
594. Two books- Schiffer Furniture of Chester County and Arts and Crafts of Chester County. $50-$75 Sold for $50
595. Two scrapbooks of Ashokau Reservoir and tunnel building, NYC water supply and related postcards. $200-$300 WD
596. Box lot books- antique furniture, incl. Nutting. $50-$75 Sold for $50
597. Witmer’s Atlas of Chester County, dated 1873. 16.5”h.x15.5”w. $250-$300 Sold for $550
598. Two books- Pennypacker The Keystone and Autobiography of a Pennsylvanian. $50-$75 Sold for $25
599. Box lot books- Chester Co. and township histories of Warwick, Phoenixville, Pottstown, Vincent, Pikeland, etc. $100-$150 Sold for $225
600. Breous Atlas of Chester County, 1883. $50-$100 Sold for $450
601. Group of reference books- antiques, interiors |