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, 17^th/18^thc., and misc. iron hardware.

$100-$150

Sold for $225

585.  William and Mary style valuables box, 19^thc., 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 19^th 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  WITHDRAWN Two scrapbooks- Carlton E. Davis, Panama and the Panama Canal.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