Auction Photos

	276.	Chippendale mahogany open armchair with pierced splat and slip seat, from the Ex-collection of Henry Kauffman. As found. 37.5”h.x22.5”w.x18”d. $200 -$300 *Sold for $125*
	277.	Pair of Huddy & Duval Pennsylvania militia framed plates- “Montgomery Hibernia Grays” and “The Philadelphia Grays”. Each 11”x8.75” $50 -$100 *Sold for $25*
	278.	Watercolor portrait of a woman wearing a white and blue ruffled bonnet, early 19th c., and mounted in a carved gilt frame. 4”x3.25” $150 -$250 *Sold for $150* *Closeup*
	279.	Rare A. (August) Bechtler Carolina $1.00 gold coin, 1846-1850, plain edge. $2,000 -$2,500 *Sold for $1700* *Back*
	280.	Liberty Bust 1825 silver half-dollar, AU. $150 -$200 *Sold for $400* *Back*
	281.	Oil on canvas and paper painting, c.1900, of a little Dutch girl feeding ducklings, signed l.l. “Loidt(?)”. As found. 5.5”x3.5” $100 -$150 *Sold for $50* *Closeup*
	282.	Four Liberty Bust silver half-dollars- 1818 F, 1822 G.VG, 1836 scratched, 1837 reeded edge VF. $200 -$300 *Sold for $275*
	283.	English two-tiered dish-top mahogany dumbwaiter, late 18th c., with metal casters. 33”h., top tier 20”dia. $800 -$1,000 *Not Sold*
	284.	1875 silver twenty-cent piece, F. $150 -$250 *Sold for $300* *Back*
	285.	Delaware Valley maple five-slat ladder back armchair, late 18th c., with ball & ring turned stretcher and traces of original green paint. 47”h.x24”w.x17”d., seat 16”h. $1,500 -$2,000 *Sold for $2500*
	286.	Four tokens and medals- Frankford & Southwark RR token, token “Good For 5¢, Opera Saloon, Weimar, Texas, E, Goeth, Prop.”, Centennial medal 1866 with verso “Indiana Asbury University”, and a George Washington medal. $50 -$100 *Sold for $225*
	287.	Cased tray of Imperial and German WWII medals and decorations TI- Iron Cross, Nazi, Fire Brigade Cross, Hindenburg Cross, etc. Case 12.5”x8.5” $250 -$350 *Sold for $200* *Bottom, Top*
	288.	Group of foreign coins and medals TI- 1793 Spanish coin, 1895 Puerto Rico pesos, 1871 Peruvian coin, Finnish coin, 1935 Canadian silver dollar., etc. $200 -$300 *Sold for $19,000* *Lower Left, Lower Right, Top Left, Top Right*
	289.	Miniature English Hepplewhite mahogany split-drawer chest, c.1790. 17”h.x16”w.x9”d. $850 -$1,000 *Sold for $750*
	290.	Group of U.S. coins TI- 1935 Peace silver dollar, 3 Columbian Exposition half-dollars, 8 Indian Head pennies, Large cents, etc. $200 -$300 *Sold for $400* *Lower Left, Lower Right, Top Left, Top Right*
	291.	Two bird prints 6”x8” and a foxhunt print 9.5”x4” $25 -$75 *Sold for $25*
	292.	Three Continental carved and paint decorated bird wall hangings, largest 8”h. $100 -$150 *Sold for $50*
	293.	New England Queen Anne maple tavern table with an oval top, cylindrical legs and pad feet. 28”h., top 39”x30” $1,000 -$1,500 *Sold for $750*
	294.	Brittains “Round-A-Bout & Circus” with painted metal carousel horses and riders and colored paper canopy, and a Christie’s auction tag. 5”h.x6”dia. $200 -$300 *Sold for $300* *Top, Top Detail*
	295.	Exceptional Imperial Russia silver cigarette case, the lid with applied double-headed eagle, opening to a tilt top tray and gold washed interior, closed 1”h.x4.5”w.x3.125”d., open 4.75”h. $800 -$1,200 *Sold for $550* *Crest, Marks, Open, Open 2, Side*
	296.	Rare Boston Red Sox 1916 World Champions oak frame with a silverplate half-baseball form center medallion inscribed “1916 World’s Champions” flanked on each side by applied brass baseball bats each with engraved silver and enameled portraits of the twenty-three team players to include Ruth, Gainer, Lewis, Wagner and Mays, and given from the City of Boston to the Red Sox Organization. 24.5”x33.75” $2,000 -$2,500 *Sold for $5500* *Detail 1, Detail 2, Detail 3*
	297.	Eight Elastolin Indian figures, tallest 5.5”h., teepee, campfire and an unmarked figure of a cowboy on horseback. $100 -$150 *Sold for $100*
	298.	Ornate Reed and Barton silverplate centerpiece dish with ram’s head handles and side detailing and a red glass insert (insert as found). 4.5”h.x13.5”l.x9.5”w. $100 -$150 *Sold for $50* *Detail, Handle, Marks*
	299.	Framed colorful baseball game print “The American National Game of Base Ball”, copyright by Sidney Z. Lucas. 19.5”x25.5” $200 -$300 *Sold for $150* *Closeup, Title*
	300.	Lionel train set- locomotive #1110 8.5”l., 2 tenders 5.75”l., 6 metal cars #653, #805, #1679, #807, # 1680 and another Sunoco tanker. $200 -$300 *Sold for $100*
	300A.	New England pine “Eddy Refrigerator” with galvanized interior and original label “The Eddy Refrigerator Manufactured by D. Eddy & Sons, Boston, Mass., U.S.A., Registered Dec. 9, 1879”. 30.5”h.x37”w.x23”d. $300 -$400 *Sold for $75* *Label, Open, Open 2*
	300B.	Cast iron faux bamboo form hall tree, late 19th c., with a centered mirror, the back of the base with molded signature “Deville Pailliette & Cie A. Charleville, Adennes” and the number 55. 73”h.x25.5”w.x12”d. $300 -$500 *Sold for $225* *Maker, Number*
	300C.	Victorian walnut occasional table with a marble top. 28.5”h.x26”w.x20”d. $100 -$150 *Sold for $50*