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, 18^th/19^thc. 10.5”h.

$200-$300

Sold for $375

204.  Tin tea caddy, 18^th/19^thc., 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, 20^thc. 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