Auction Photos

	326.	Ladies diamond and 14k gold ring with a center early European, modified round cut diamond approx. 1.35 cts., S-1 clarity, L-M color (some small chips to girdle) and with twenty-four small full-cut round diamonds and eighteen baguettes, approx.. weight of mounting stones 1.0 cts., all fine color and clarity. $1,000 -$1,500 *Sold for $1,300*
	327.	Pennsylvania pine architectural corner cabinet, 18th c., in two parts with a bold cornice over two arched raised panel doors opening to a scalloped shelved interior all flanked by reeded pilasters and with paint of a later date. 95.5”h.x52”w.x25”d., cornice 58”w. $750 -$1,000 *Sold for $700*
	328.	Amish quilt with geometric center pattern and a dark green border. 82”x80” $300 -$400 *Sold for $450*
	329.	Pair of French rosewood chairs, c.1840, with ivory inlaid cornucopias and pierced carved backs. Armchair 35”h.x19”w.x18”d., seat 17.5” $250 -$350 *Sold for $325*
	330.	Pair of cranberry-cut-to-clear lamps, electrified. 16.5”h. $100 -$150 *Sold for $125*
	331.	Pair of reverse paintings on glass “Paul and Virginia”, c.1840, notations verso “A Novel by Bernardin de Saint Pierce 1788”, one with extensive damage, each 10”x8” $200 -$300 *Sold for $300* *Left, Right*
	332.	Cold painted Austrian bronze ten-piece monkey band, probably by Franz Xavier Berman, each approx. 2”h. $500 -$700 *Sold for $325*
	333.	English watercolor of the village Heston-Middlesex, eleven miles from London, signed indistinctly. 16”x10.25” $100 -$150 *Sold for $75* *Closeup, Signature*
	334.	Fine oak bow-front china cabinet, c.1900, with carved griffins and paw feet. Removed from a Wanamaker home. 83”h.x55”w.x22”d. $1,500 -$2,000 *Sold for $8,500* *Detail*
	335.	Two boxed Hermès scarves and a Louis Vuitton handbag 8”x8.75”. $150 -$200 *Sold for $425*
	336.	Cold painted Vienna bronze foxhunter inkwell 3”h. (lacking bottle) mounted on a black marble base 5”x3” and two mounted foxhunters signed “Austria” 2.25”h. each $200 -$300 *Sold for $700*
	337.	Pair of Sheraton style inlaid fruitwood side tables with round tops, made in Spain. 27’h.x19.75”dia. $100 -$150 *Sold for $200*
	338.	Royal Doulton mare and foal figural group “Pride of the Shires”. 6”h.x10”l.x3.75”d. $100 -$150 *Sold for $400*
	339.	Reedy, Leonard Howard [American, 1899-1956] Western watercolor of a cowboy lassoing a steer, signed l.l. “Leonard H. Reedy”. 8”x10.5” $300 -$500 *Sold for $200* *Closeup, Signature*
	340.	Bronze elephant holding a tree branch 4”h.x4”w., probably late 19th c., two other elephant figures and a longhorn steer. $150 -$200 *Sold for $75*
	341.	Duncan Phyfe style mahogany dining table by Baker Furniture, with cross-banded border, brass feet and casters, 29”h.x70.25”l.x46”w.and three extra leaves 46”w.x18.5”l. $1,000 -$1,500 *Sold for $1,300* *Pedestal*
	342.	Vienna bronze cold painted long-tailed bird pen-holder 6”h., late 19th c., signed “Austrian” and mounted on an oval marble base 13”l.x8”d. $300 -$500 *Sold for $425*
	343.	Sapphire, diamond and 14k gold cocktail ring size 7.75, center sapphire approx. 1.0 ct. with twelve full cut diamonds approx. 0.36 twd, color G, clarity VS1 & VS2. $400 -$600 *Sold for $425*
	344.	Steiff elephant pull-toy, c.1905, with black button. 6.5”h.x9”l. $150 -$200 *Sold for $225*
	345.	Hepplewhite style inlaid mahogany huntboard by Baker Furniture, Historic Charleston Reproduction. 35”h.x59”w.x20”d. $1,000 -$1,200 *Sold for $2,000*
	346.	Bronze of an American Indian brave on horseback signed (after) “Fraser 1894”, titled “The End of the Trail” and mounted on a green marble base, after James Earl Fraser, American 1876-1953. 13.75”h.x10”l. $150 -$250 *Sold for $175* *Signature*
	347.	Packer, Richard Gordon [American, 1916-1998] oil on canvas winter landscape of a barn with silo and horses, signed l.l. “Packer”. 27”x31” $150 -$250 *Sold for $25* *Signature*
	348.	Taxidermy warthog head mount with glass eyes and ivory tusks. 14”w. x20”deep from wall $150 -$200 *Sold for $125*
	349.	Pair of ladies 14k yellow gold, diamond and emerald earrings 1”l., four emeralds approx. 2.0 tcw., forty-four full cut diamonds approx.. 1.25 twd. $800 -$1,200 *Sold for $750*
	350.	Important Benjamin Chandlee, Baltimore brass surveying and compass instrument, c.1800, with a silvered engraved dial signed “B. Chandlee, Baltimore”, the instrument 14.75”l.x7.125”dia., is complete with original brass cover with interior label and also with a fitted wooden case, 3.75”h.x15.5”w.x8.25”d. $8,000 -$12,000 *Sold for $14,000* *Face, Label, Maker, Marks*