Auction Photos

	426.	Royal Copenhagen figure of a bird, #1235. 5.5”h.x8”l. $100 -$150 Sold for $100 *Marks, Signature*
	427.	Royal Copenhagen figure of a pair of ducks #2128 5.5”h.x6”w. and another single duck figure #1192 4”h.x6”l. $75 -$125 *Sold for $50* *Marks Left, Marks Right*
	428.	Three Royal Copenhagen figures- girl with doll #3539 5.5”h. and two chickens #1129 & #1126. $75 -$125 *Sold for $100* *Marks*
	429.	Pair of Royal Copenhagen owls #1741 3.5”h. and a sheep #2769. $50 -$100 *Sold for $75* *Marks Owls, Marks Sheep*
	430.	Diminutive two-part cut glass punchbowl, early 20th c. 11”h.x9”dia. $150 -$250 *Sold for $375*
	431.	Leeds creamware teapot, c.1830, with floral decoration. 6.5”h.x9”w. $100 -$150 *Sold for $75* *Base Top*
	432.	U.S. Springfield 1862 percussion rifle with bayonet. 55.75”l. $600 -$900 *Sold for $750* *Detail, Marks 1, Marks 2, Stock*
	433.	Two similar Victorian chairs with mother-of-pearl inlays, gilt floral decoration and cane seats. each approx. 32’h., seats 16.5”h. $50 -$100 *Sold for $25*
	434.	Collection of forty-one souvenir spoons, some marked “800”, each approx. 4.25”l. $100 -$150 *Sold for $150*
	435.	Victorian walnut shelf clock, pendulum marked “Pat’d Mch. 1st 1881”. 21”h. $50 -$100 *Sold for $75* *Pendulum, Pendulum Marks*
	436.	Steiff “Rose” pattern sterling silver flatware service for eight to include: eight each- dinner forks 6.75”, salad forks 6”, dinner knives 8.75”, butter knives 6”, bouillon spoons 6”, teaspoons 6”, tablespoons 6.5”, six seafood forks 5.75”, and eight other misc. pieces. $800 -$1,000 *Sold for $1,000*
	437.	Cast 19th c. bronze figural group of a woman and young man signed “Laurent”, probably by Eugene Laurent [French, 1832-1898], mounted on a square red marble and brass base. 21”h., base 11”x7” $800 -$1,200 *Sold for $3,000* *Back, Base, Base Detail, Signature*
	438.	Group of sterling silver table articles, Mexican silver, etc. $150 -$200 *Sold for $275*
	439.	Oil on canvas painting of a man fishing along a river, possibly the Ausable River in the Adirondacks, signed l.r. “E. Taylor 70” (1870). 19.5”x23.5” $700 -$1,000 *Sold for $650* *Close-up 1, Signature*
	440.	Five Staffordshire pastille burners, mid 19th c. largest 6.5”x7” $100 -$150 *Sold for $100*
	441.	Sterling silver fish slice monogrammed “F.C.” 12”l. and a Sheffield teapot on stand 13”h. $75 -$125 *Sold for $100* *Pattern & Monogram*
	442.	Pair of Staffordshire sheep 3”h.x5”w. and two pairs of Staffordshire standing dogs 5.5”h. & 4”h., all mid 19th c. $100 -$200 *Sold for $550*
	443.	Federal gilt framed mirror, c.1820, with original reverse painted glass panel of a woman. 29”h.x17”w. $200 -$300 *Sold for $150*
	444.	Meissen porcelain bowl 3”h.x4.5”dia., four saucers 6”dia., two plates and two oval cups & saucers. $150 -$200 *Sold for $100*
	445.	Oil on canvas portrait, c.1830, of Maria Reakirt Klett (1797-1857), unsigned and mounted in an ornate gilt frame. From the Estate of Jane D. Sanville. 28”x23” $400 -$600 *Sold for $650*
	446.	Oil on canvas portrait, c.1830, of Frederick Klett (1792-1859), unsigned and mounted in an ornate gilt frame. From the Estate of Jane D. Sanville. 28”x23” $400 -$600 *Sold for $700*
	447.	Assembled four piece German porcelain monkey band, 4”h. each (as found) and a Dresden porcelain covered bowl. 6”h. $100 -$200 *Sold for $125* *Bases*
	448.	Early Abraham Ortelius hand-colored 1584 map of the Low Countries (Belgium) with four ornate cartouches and a compass rose, showing the English Chanel and part of Britain. 15.75”h.x19.5”w. $400 -$600 *Sold for $375* *Close-up 1, Close-up 2, Close-up 3, Close-up 4, Closeup 5*
	449.	Chinese Rose Medallion teapot 5.5”h., two cups & saucers, etc. $50 -$100 *Sold for $100*
	450.	Group of mostly sterling and coin silver flatware, tableware, etc. $200 -$300 *Sold for $550*