Auction Photos

	276.	Mahogany bamboo style magazine rack, Baker Furniture Co., with brass casters. 19.5”h.x18”x13” $150 -$200 *Sold for $400*
	277.	Three pairs of Staffordshire poodles, 19th c. largest 7”h. $200 -$300 *Sold for $400*
	278.	Group of Handwork, West Germany animals, approx. 23 pieces, camel 4”h. $100 -$125 *Sold for $175*
	279.	Ansonia, NY schoolmaster’s calendar clock, mahogany veneered. 25”h.x17”w. $150 -$250 *Sold for $50*
	280.	Three splintwood gathering baskets, probably 19th c., round basket tallest, 14”h.x15”dia. $150 -$200 *Sold for $150*
	281.	Molarsky, Maurice [American, 1885-1950] oil on masonite still life painting of a vase of zinnias and other flowers signed “Maurice Molarsky 1936”. 19.25”x15.25” $500 -$750 *Signature* *Sold for $425*
	282.	Pair of round black iron planters with copper inserts. 8.25”h.x22.25”dia. $200 -$300 *Sold for $200*
	283.	Stoneware crock signed “Sipe & Sons, Wmsport, PA” 5”h., jar 6”h., jug signed “C. Link Exeter…” and a bottle “E. Whittemore’s Ginger Pop” 7”h. $100 -$125 *Sold for $150*
	284.	Colorful theorem on velvet of a standing rooster signed “M.S. Yoder” (Marjorie S.) 1971. 13”x12.25” $150 -$200 *Signature* *Sold for $200*
	285.	Four redware Turk’s head molds, unusual forms. 9.5”, 8.25”, 7.25” & 7” dia. $100 -$150 *Sold for $175*
	286.	Framed Dresden plate signed “Wagner” of a woman holding a chamberstick titled verso “Lisette Dépose”, plate 10” dia. $200 -$300 *Close-up, Marks* *Sold for $700*
	287.	Capo-di- Monte oval dresser box 2.5”h.x5”w., French gilt metal dresser box 2”h.x4.5”w., Mary Gregory powder jar 3.5”h., horn jar 2.5”h. $200 -$300 *Marks* *Sold for $225*
	288.	German carved putti light fixture, 19th c., with original paint decoration, applied stag antler wings and extra bobèches. 23”h.x42”w. $500 -$700 *Sold for $325*
	289.	Five redware Turk’s head molds, 19th c. 10.25”, 9.5”, 2 ea. 9” & 7.5” dia. $100 -$150 *Sold for $225*
	290.	Six cased tintypes and daguerreotypes. $100 -$125 *Sold for $150*
	291.	Small golden mohair teddy bear. 12”h. $100 -$125 *Sold for $50*
	292.	Four copper luster pitchers, largest 5.5”h. and a silver luster pitcher. $100 -$125 *Sold for $50*
	293.	Seth Thomas weight-driven mantel clock. 25”h.x15”w. $100 -$125 *Sold for $175*
	294.	Six wood rolling pins of graduated sizes- largest 13”l., miniature fiddle, four pie crimpers. $100 -$150 *Sold for $125*
	295.	Copper apple butter kettle, 19th c., with dovetailed constructions and iron handle. 14.5”h.x19”dia. $100 -$150 *Sold for $375*
	296.	Four Weller pottery cups 2.25”h., two bowls 1.75”h. and a Hull pottery vase 9”h. $75 -$100 *Marks Vase, Marks Example Ramekins* *Sold for $25*
	297.	Large polished copper bowl, 19th c., with wrought iron handles. 10”h.x20”dia. $100 -$150 *Sold for $150*
	298.	Massive cleaver signed “Foster Bros”” with chip carved handle. 31.5”l. $75 -$100 *Marks* *Sold for $300*
	299.	Tin advertising sign “Providence Washington Insurance Company of Providence, R.I.”. 23.5”l.x17.5”h. $150 -$200 *Sold for $600*
	300.	Pair of Staffordshire peacock spill vases, late 19th c., see Harding’s Book, page 232. 8”h.x3.5”w. $300 -$500 *Sold for $400*