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51. |
Group of eight papier-mâché and lacquered boxes, 19th c., Asian, Continental, etc., tallest 3”h.
$150
-$200
Sold for $500 |
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52. |
Child’s doll carriage, 19th c., the black leather top with rear opera window, and original paint decoration. 25.5”h.x39”l.x12”w.
$200
-$300
Sold for $100
Detail
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53. |
Four Asian lacquerware boxes, tallest 3”h., a plate 6.5”dia., and a Tole decorated inkwell, all19th/20th c.
$100
-$125
Sold for $700 |
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54. |
Two-gallon stoneware jug, 19th c., with blue decorated front. 14”h.
$150
-$200
Sold for $100
Top
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55. |
Group of snuffboxes and decorative boxes- wood, ceramic, etc., mostly 19th c., tallest 4”h.
$200
-$300
Sold for $1,200 |
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56. |
Staffordshire standing dog with amber glass eyes. 12”h.x12”w.
$100
-$150
Sold for $250 |
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57. |
German bride’s box, early 19th c., with original paint decoration. 7”h.x12”w.x18.5”l.
$300
-$400
Sold for $750
Side
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58. |
Chinese 19th c. cloisonné tea caddy 6”h., a 20th c. porcelain tea caddy, a c.1860 comb box and an Adams style silverplate candlestick 12.5”h.
$50
-$100
Sold for $800 |
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59. |
Langlois, J. [British, 19th c.] oil on board painting of a sitting dog, 19th c, signed l.r. “J. Langlois”. 7.5”x9.5”
$600
-$900
Sold for $1,000
Signature
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60. |
French Louis XVI style miniature room scene shadow box made by Carroll Barnes of Philadelphia, Penna. 14”h.x17”w.x5.5”w.
$150
-$200
Sold for $225 |
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61. |
Adam and Eve folk art carving signed “G&G Hosfeld 1987”, with serpent, apple tree & fence. As found. 22”h., base 7.5”x7.5”
$150
-$250
Sold for $175 |
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62. |
Child’s maple highchair, early 19th c., with a splintwood seat. 39”h.x14.5”w.x14”d., seat 22.25”h.
$150
-$250
Sold for $150 |
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63. |
Reproduction percussion long rifle with an octagonal barrel and set trigger. 51”l.
$200
-$400
Sold for $50
Stock
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64. |
Victorian oil on canvas painting of a river landscape, unsigned, and mounted in an ornate gilt frame. 11”x19.5”
$150
-$250
Sold for $350 |
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65. |
Folk art carved eagle, late 19th c., with glass eye. 12.5”h.x25.5”w.x9”d.
$200
-$300
Sold for $250 |
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66. |
Signed David Y. Ellinger 1990 folk art calendar with inscription “To Kay Hotchkiss, my friend, Love, David Ellinger”. 11”x12.5”
$50
-$100
Sold for $25
Autograph
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67. |
Swiss eight-tune music box with a 4.75” cylinder and original paper tune selector. 5.5”h.x13.5”w.x6.75”d.
$100
-$150
Sold for $100
Closed,
Label
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68. |
Langlois, J. [British, 19th c.] 19th c. oil on board painting of two terriers chasing a rabbit signed l.r. “J. Langlois”. 8”x11.5”
$900
-$1,200
Sold for $750
Signature
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69. |
Large German bisque head doll marked “Handwerck Halbig 6½”. 32”l.
$200
-$300
Sold for $150
Marks,
Marks 2
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70. |
Pair of paint decorated plaster roosters. As found. 7”h.
$300
-$500
Sold for $25 |
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71. |
French brass carriage clock signed “Tiffany”. 10”h.x6”w.
$100
-$150
Sold for $75 |
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72. |
English miniature oval watercolor portrait of an officer, c.1820. 3.25”x2.75”
$200
-$300
Sold for $425
Close-up
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73. |
Red-cut-to-clear Bohemia glass vase, late 19th c., with bird and stag decoration. 10.5”h.x8.25”dia.
$50
-$100
Sold for $200 |
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74. |
Painted tin coffee bin “Woods Boston Coffees”. 22”h.x20”w.x12.5”d.
$150
-$200
Sold for $75 |
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75. |
German bisque head doll marked “1894”, with composition body. 21”h.
$200
-$300
Sold for $100
Marks
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