201.  Wall clock, mid 19^th c., with reverse painted glass face and two weights. As found. 13.5”x11.125”

$100-$200   Sold for $100

202.  Small English mahogany decanter set with brass handle and fittings (9.5”h.x7.75”w.x7.5”d.) together with a small sterling silver cocktail shaker (5.25”h.)

$150-$200   Sold for $250

203.  Oil on canvas laid on masonite landscape painting of hills and stream signed “F.W.Hintone 1872”. 19.75”x29.5”

$300-$500   Sold for $275

204.  Finely detailed brass cannon, mid 19^th c. style, unsigned, mounted on a wood truck with metal mounts. cannon-13”l.

$700-$900   Sold for $750

205.  Rare brass Lyle line throwing breech load cannon, unsigned and mounted on a maple truck.  cannon - 10.75”l.

$600-$800   Sold for $1400

206.  Pair of English brass saber handles, 19^th c., found in New Orleans and made into candlesticks. 11.75”h.x6”w.

$700-$1,000   Sold for $700

207.  Model field artillery cannon with brass wheels and ebonized carriage. barrel 9”l., overall 18.25”l.x8.25”w.x5.5”h.

$400-$600   Sold for $400

208.  Victorian gouache painting of two girls with a wheelbarrow and mounted in a gilt frame. 19”x14.75”

$100-$200   Sold for $150

209.  Pair of English Chippendale style mahogany side chairs with carved interlaced splats and slip seats.

$1,000-$1,250   NS

210.  Fine line inlaid mahogany pianoforte on stand, c.1790, with ebony and ivory keyboard, square tapered legs ending in brass cuffs and casters. 33.25”h.x62”l.x22”d.

$400-$600   Sold for $300

211.  Brass ship’s cannon, early 19^th c. style, mounted on an oak truck. cannon-10.25”l.

$300-$400   Sold for $325

212.  Unusual Civil War battery type brass cannon mounted on a black painted, dovetail constructed truck. cannon - 11.75”l.

$300-$400   Sold for $400

213.  Rare pair of yacht signal cannons with threaded cradles (to be mounted on the rail), probably early 20^th c. each 6.75”l.

$300-$400   Sold for $600

214.  Large copper kettle with gooseneck spout.

$150-$200   Sold for $175

215.  Brass swivel artillery cannon mounted on a raised platform with circular base. 7.25”h.x 5” diam., base.

$250-$350   Sold for $275

216.  Hard pine octagonal top candlestand with baluster turned shaft and down-turned legs. 29.25”h.x18.25” diam.

$150-$200   Sold for $200

217.  Brass cannon and truck, early 20^th c., the barrel nicely turned. barrel- 9.375” l.

$150-$200   Sold for $275

218.  Nice pastel portrait of a woman, late 18^th c., and mounted in what appears to be the original gilt frame. 11.5”x10”

$400-$600   Sold for $225

219.  Poplar bucket bench, 19^th c., with a galleried top over two drawers, a lower shelf and two doors.

48.75”h.x37”w.x17.5”d.

$500-$600   Sold for $950

220.  Oil on panel portrait of a young man, early 19^th c.11”x9”

$300-$400   Sold for $175

221.  Chippendale courting mirror, c.1780. 20.5”h.x12”w.

$100-$200   Sold for $150

222.  Pennsylvania Chippendale mahogany slant-front desk, c.1780, with a pigeonholed and document drawered interior above candle drawers and four graduated drawers all resting on ogee bracket feet. 42.75”h.x36.75”w.x21”d.

$2,000-$3,000   Sold for $2100

223.  Fine cut glass centerpiece bowl signed “Libbey” with flowered bottom. 4”h.x9” diam.

$200-$300   Sold for $125

224.  Nice watercolor painting of a barnyard scene with a wagon and chickens signed “Howell Wilson” and mounted in a gilt frame. 19.75”x25.25”

$500-$750   Sold for $450

225.  Pair of framed and numbered prints “Hawk Owl” and “American Swift” by Carroll Tyson. 28.75”x21.5” each

$25-$50   Sold for $800