Auction Photos

	176.	Gouache titled “U.S. Steamer Alleghany Leaving Malta 1849” signed “Nicolas Cammillieri”. 17”x22.5” $1,000 -$1,500 *Sold for $4500*
	177.	Horse weathervane, 19th c., cut-out sheet metal on stand. 34.75”h., horse 18”h.x18”l. $200 -$300 *Sold for $175*
	178.	Gilt girandole mirror, 19th c., with carved phoenix crest. 33.5”h.x19”w. $1,000 -$1,500 *Sold for $1100*
	179.	Pair of Federal brass ball-top andirons. 16.75”h.x10.5”w.x18”d. $200 -$300 *Sold for $150*
	180.	Dominick & Haff “New King” sterling silver flatware service. 12 each dinner forks 8”l., dinner knives 10”l., luncheon knives 8.5”l., tablespoons 7”l., large spoons 8.25”l., 10 teaspoons 6”l., 11 luncheon forks 7”l., 7 butter knives 5.5”l., 7 demitasse spoons 4.25”l., 4 misc. pattern knives, al in original mahogany case. $2,000 -$3,000 *Sold for $2000*
	181.	Sheraton tiger maple stand with single drawer. 29.25”h., top 20.25”x16.75” $150 -$200 *Sold for $225*
	182.	Cast iron elephant doorstop. 8”h.x10”l. $75 -$100 *Sold for $100*
	183.	Parrot in a brass cage. 35”h., base 16.5”x16.5” $200 -$300 *Sold for $150*
	184.	Cast iron toy horse, cart & driver by Wilkens. 5”h.x10.25’l. $100 -$125 *Sold for $150*
	185.	Bronze standing otter signed “Forest Hart © 1996”. 7”h. $300 -$400 *Sold for $300* *Signature,* *Front*
	186.	Three cast iron toy wagons- Kenton circus cage with bear 6.5”h.x8.5”l., Kenton bakery 6.35”l. and a buckboard 15.5”l. $100 -$200 *Sold for $75*
	187.	Ideal 1939 Pinocchio doll, composition and wood. 10.25’h. $100 -$125 *Sold for $15*
	188.	Four Victorian cast iron animal still banks. $50 -$75 *Sold for $75*
	189.	Cast iron mechanical bank, c.1883, of an eagle and eaglets by J&E Stevens Co., Cromwell CT. 6”h., base 8”x4” $600 -$800 *Sold for $550*
	190.	Group of pewter ware- basin 12”dia., bedpan 17”l., teapot 6”h., bowl 4.5”h., inkstand 2”h. $75 -$100 *Sold for $125*
	191.	Cast iron toys- fire pumper 7”l., buggy 7”l., horse 8”l., car 4.5”l., boat 5.5”l., rabbit 5”l., tractor 4”l. $75 -$100 *Sold for $200*
	192.	Cast iron mechanical bank, c.1883, of a bulldog by J&E Stevens Co., Cromwell CT. 8”h.x8”l., base 3”x5.5” $700 -$900 *Sold for $350*
	193.	WWII U.S. Navy officer’s saber inscribed “George R. Atterbury”. 39”l. $100 -$150 *Sold for $225* *Maker,* *Name*
	194.	Cast iron mechanical bank, c.1897, Always Did Spise a Mule” by J&E Stevens Co., Cromwell CT. 6.75”h.x10”l.x2.5”w. $700 -$1,000 *Sold for $450*
	195.	Oak framed silkwork sampler wrought by Fecelanno, 1850. 15”x21” $150 -$200 *Sold for $100*
	196.	Cast iron mechanical bank, c.1893, of an Indian shooting a bear by J&E Stevens Co., Cromwell CT. 8”h.x10”l. $600 -$800 *Sold for $650*
	197.	Walnut hanging shelf. 9”h.x32”l. $75 -$100 *Sold for $15*
	198.	Cast iron mechanical bank, c.1873, of the Novelty Bank building by J&E Stevens Co., Cromwell CT. 7”h.x4.5”w. $1,000 -$1,200 *Sold for $600*
	199.	Eight Bennington pie plates and an oval example. Largest 11.25”dia. $100 -$200 *Sold for $200*
	200.	Tiffany & Co. sterling centerpiece bowl, 6 pints, monogrammed. 6”h., top 11”x11” $600 -$900 *Sold for $1200*
End of Friday Evening Session