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Text Description: September 15^th & 16^th, 2006

1. Persian oriental center hall carpet and two mats.

$200-$300 Sold for $50

2. Palace size Bidjar oriental carpet, red field.

$6,000-$8,000 Sold for $2,750

3. Caucasian oriental mat, red field, blue border.

$75-$100 Sold for $50

4. Oriental runner, red field, diamond and bird patterns.

$400-$600 Sold for $125

5. Room size Heriz oriental carpet.

$100-$150 Sold for $250

6. Serabend style oriental center hall carpet, red field.

$100-$150 Sold for $75

7. Serabend oriental center hall carpet, red field.

$100-$150 Sold for $25

8. Room size Heriz oriental carpet.

$1,500-$2,000 Sold for $1,200

9. Oriental center hall carpet.

$50-$75 Sold for $25

10. Room size Heriz oriental carpet.

$1,000-$1,500 Sold for $1,100

10A. Colorful Kazak oriental runner.

$1,000-$1,500 Sold for $1,300

10B. Palace size Sarouk oriental carpet.

$2,000-$3,000 Sold for $1,200

10C. Heriz oriental mat.

$300-$400 Sold for $450

10D. Bidjar oriental mat.

$200-$300 Sold for $150

10E. Oriental mat.

$75-$100 Sold for $225

11. Hamadan oriental mat, blue and red.

$75-$100 Sold for $50

12. Caucasian oriental prayer mat.

$200-$300 Sold for $650

13. Two oriental mats.

$200-$300 Sold for $900

14. Two framed prints, U.S. Bank, Philadelphia and Schuylkill Waterworks by Bartlett.

$25-$50 Sold for $175

15. Wood cased microscope.

$100-$150 Sold for $150

16. Five yellow ware pottery molds.

$100-$150 Sold for $150

17. German style porcelain canister set and rolling pin. Cracks.

$25-$50 Sold for $100

18. Misc. grouping of Christmas ornaments, antique knobs, etc.

$400-$600 Sold for $275

19. Portrait painted on porcelain of a woman, 19^th c., in a black frame. 3”x2.25”

$100-$150 Sold for $75

20. Victorian gilt framed mirror (13”h.x11”w.) and a bisque porcelain duck planter, 8.5”l.

$25-$50 Sold for $25

21. Pair of pink glass vases signed “Bohmen” 9”h., pink satin glass vase 5.5”h., and a pink pug dog, 4.5”h..

$100-$200 Sold for $250

22. Nine glass tumblers.

$50-$75 Sold for $25

23. Porcelain washbowl and pitcher with foxhunting scenes.

$200-$300 Sold for $300

24. Cast iron toy horse, sulky and driver. 5”h.x9”l.

$200-$300 Sold for $250

25. Ten blue Copenhagen Christmas plates.

$150-$200 Sold for $30

26. Three German composition rabbit candy containers, late 19^th c. Damages. 11.5”, 8.25” & 6.25” h.

$150-$200 Sold for $200

27. Green painted corner plant stand, 20^th c. 43”h.x45”w.x28”d.

$150-$200 Sold for $100

28. Staffordshire bust of George Washington. 8.5”h.x4”d.

$300-$400 Sold for $850

29. Victorian porcelain cup & saucer, glass basket, compote, etc.

$75-$100 Sold for $25

30. Majolica “washtub” with kittens (chips & cracks), ceramic dog, milk glass lamp (electrified)$100-$125 Sold for $100

31. Black and gilt painted shoeshine box and bell pull.

$50-$75 Sold for $75

32. Pine hanging cabinet, late 19^th c., with glass door. 17.5”h.x13”w.x7”d.

$200-$300 Sold for $425

33. Group of porcelain figurines, 2 Meissen pug dogs, etc.

$300-$500 Sold for $350

34. English transfer decorated “Blue Boar” humidor 8.5”h., ceramic hen, cylindrical box, wall bracket.

$150-$200 Sold for $200

35. Pair of Paris porcelain spill vases. Some wear, minor chips to backs. 11.75”h.

$200-$300 Sold for $275

36. “Emeralite” desk lamp. 12”h.

$100-$150 Sold for $100

37. Folio of “Garden” magazine covers and oriental pictures.

$100-$150 Sold for $225

38. Heubach Kopplesdorf bisque head doll, 250 2/0. 20”l.

$300-$400 Sold for $175

39. Armand Marseille bisque head doll, 390 A1½ M. 17.5”l.

$300-$400 Sold for $25

40. Simon Halbig bisque head baby doll, 126. 9.5”l.

$300-$400 Sold for $650

41. Grace Storey Putnam Bye-Lo bisque head baby doll. 15.5”l.

$400-$500 Sold for $275

42. Frosted and red glass font oil lamp with lithopane shade. 18”h.

$125-$150 Sold for $375

43. Pair of Parian figures of ladies, Staffordshire trinket box and picture frame.

$100-$125 Sold for $75

44. Metal figural rabbit lamp, a blue/green pickle jar and another lamp.

$100-$125 Sold for $125

45. Gilt framed mirror. 48”h.x27.5”w.

$200-$300 Sold for $50

46. Oriental painting on silk of a musician, another of 2 birds, Japanese block print of a dog, pair of Foo dog bookends.

$150-$200 Sold for $225

47. Pine one-drawer stand. As found.

$50-$75 Sold for $125

48. Two Paris porcelain cologne bottles, 3 other porcelain cologne bottles, blue decanter, coin spot glass basket. Some chips.

$150-$250 Sold for $150

49. Mahogany open bookshelf. 32”h.x27”w.

$100-$150 Sold for $350

50. Zinc top kitchen table.

$50-$75 Sold for $150

51. Mahogany shelf clock, Gilbert Clock Co, Cottage #2 Time”. 12”x7”

$50-$75 Sold for $25

52. Group Staffordshire- bank, trinket box, dog w/rider, figural group at bedtime.

$100-$150 Sold for $225

53. Sheraton poplar one-drawer stand. 32”h.x14”x14”

$150-$200 Sold for $175

54. Small Swiss music box, rosewood box, miniature blanket chest jewelry box.

$100-$150 Sold for $100

55. Four prints- Albert Prince of Wales, portrait of a lady, birds, Battle of Germantown.

$100-$125 Sold for $300

56. Oval oil on board painting of a sailboat, gilt framed. 12.75”x18.5”

$50-$75 Sold for $275

57. Grouping- bisque dog, square porcelain shade, 2 blue milk glass boxes with squirrel & cat.

$250-$300 Sold for $75

58. Mahogany box with needlepoint lift lid. 17”h.x20.5”w.

$100-$125 Sold for $550

59. Nine glass paperweights, some contemporary.

$150-$200 Sold for $100

60. Chamber pot, 19^th c., hand-painted floral and a matching bowl.

100-$150 Sold for $100

61. Brass and glass hanging curio cabinet and 24 contemporary carved netsukes.

$200-$300 Sold for $250

62. Victorian walnut side chair and a slipper chair.

$100-$125 Sold for $75

63. Cut glass jewelry box with gilt escutcheon. 5”h.x5.5”w.x3.5”d.

$150-$200 Sold for $1,000

64. Cranberry glass & gilt powder jar, early 20^th c. 2.5”h.x4.5”diam.

$150-$200 Sold for $100

65. Three small footstools.

$100-$200 Sold for $200

66. Oval miniature portrait of Margaret W. Craig attr. to James Peale, reverse with woven hair behind glass and initialed “TM”. 3”h.x2.25”w.

$2,000-$2,500 Sold for $13,000

67. Oval miniature portrait of a gentleman attr. to James Peale, reverse with gold and cobalt and initialed “GC”. 2.5”h.x2”w.

$2,000-$2,500 Sold for $14,000

68. Pattern and cut glass tumblers, etc.

$100-$125 Sold for $125

69. Oval miniature painting on porcelain of a lady, 19^th c., probably French. 3.5”h.x3”w.

$200-$300 Sold for $175

70. Carriage clock, brass and glass, marked “Surety Potter” in leather case, stamped “374 GL”. Case in poor condition. Clock 5”h.x3”w.x2.75”d.

$300-$500 Sold for $500

71. Miniature cloisonné clock, Swiss marked “Zenith 8-day” and “Metal Doré”. 2.5”h.x2”w.x1.5”d.

$200-$300 Sold for $300

72. Star inlaid mahogany veneered jewelry box. 5”h/x10”w.x6.5”d.

$200-$300 Sold for $375

73. Mahogany lap desk, 19^th c., (lacking interior, losses 5”h.x14”w.x9”d.) and mahogany brass-bound box, 19^th c. (2.5”h.x16.5”w.x9”d.)

$75-$100 Sold for $50

74. Bird’s-eye maple framed print of birds, 2 cat engravings, framed 1915 calendar, 2 other bird prints.

$100-$200 Sold for $50

75. Three small engravings- pencil drawing of Andalusia “Richard Bishop 1926”, print signed “Richard Bishop”, print of Andalusia.

$100-$200 Sold for $150

76. Cane with carved ivory dog’s head, carved wood dog’s head (missing eyes), ivory bulldog walking stick.

$200-$250 Sold for $225

77. Crayon drawing of the Lewis House on Navajo Street, Philadelphia signed “MER”.

$50-$75 Sold for $175

78. Four mirrored trivets.

$50-$75 Sold for $50

79. French porcelain urn, 7”h. and an Italian ½ round planter.

$50-$75 Sold for $200

80. Cast iron table with a tiled top. 15.5”h.x24”w.x14”d.

$100-$150 Sold for $150

81. Stoneware pitcher with blue decoration. 11”h.

$500-$700 Sold for $250

82. Cast iron garden rabbit, early 20^th c., 12”h. and a cast iron turtle.

$100-$125 Sold for $300

83. Oriental Mandarin porcelain lamp, electrified. Porcelain 13.75”h

$600-$900 Sold for $700

84. Small brass oil lamp, 5 pc. desk set, 6 pcs. of cloisonné

$150-$200 Sold for $25

85. Standing floor lamp signed “Alm Co.”

$50-$75 Sold for $100

86. Five glass paperweights.

$75-$100 Sold for $75

87. Six pieces of oriental lacquerware.

$75-$100 Sold for $50

88. Reproduction St. Mémin of a gentleman.

$50-$75 Sold for $25

89. Three glass vases.

$75-$100 Sold for $100

90. Two 19^th c. Rose Canton canisters, 4.5” & 3.5” h. and a Rose Mandarin example 3.75”h. (chipped).

$150-$200 Sold for $200

91. Grouping of trinket boxes, cased reading glasses, cameos, etc.

$400-$600 Sold for $375

92. Three Japanese porcelain duck form crocus planters.

$75-$100 Sold for $50

93. Early 19^th c. mahogany and brass paint box with leather cover, Winsor & Newton, London. 3.75”h.x9.25”w.x8.5”d.

$200-$250 Sold for $900

94. Stoneware butter crock with blue decoration. 6”h.x10.5” diam.

$300-$400 Sold for $200

95. Four mid 19^th c. Rose Mandarin and Medallion porcelain items.

$400-$600 Sold for $600

96. Ten silver overlay perfume bottles.

$200-$300 Sold for $200

97. Rare 19th c. Mandarin porcelain small duck form covered tureen. 6”h.x7.5”w.x5.5”d.

$3,000-$5,000 Sold for $4000

98. Chinese export blue and white ginger jar 8”h. (losses to interior of lid) and tea caddy, 7”h.

$300-$400 Sold for $750

99. Grouping of blue frosted and milk glass hens-on-nest, rabbits, swans, etc.

$250-$300 Sold for $50

100. Grouping of glassware- lion compote, blue dolphin compotes, etc.

$250-$300 Sold for $75

101. Ceramic mallard planter, ironstone hen-on-nest, covered duck dish.

$75-$100 Sold for $650

102. Mahogany Queen Anne style wine stand, late 19^th c. 19”hx11” diam.

$150-$200 Sold for $475

103. Bag lot- sterling match safe, pill boxes, cigarette case, etc.

$400-$500 Sold for $375

104. Oval portrait on ivory of a woman. 4”x5”

$200-$300 Sold for $275

105. Four porcelain animal figures and 2 porcelain trinket boxes.

$100-$125 Sold for $250

106. Pair of classical candlesticks, 19^th c., with gilt swan supports. 13.5”h., base 4” diam.

$400-$600 Sold for $1600

107. Pair of Staffordshire seated poodles, mid 19^th c., dog w/game, 2 standing poodles, and 2 other examples.

$150-$200 Sold for $800

108. Grouping of blue pressed glassware.

$250-$300 Sold for $75

109. Dresden bird, 2 other porcelain birds & 6 porcelain dogs.

$150-$200 Sold for $325

110. Seven porcelain trinket boxes, porcelain birds, amber dog, etc.

$75-$100 Sold for $150

111. Oil on canvas portrait of Major Thomas Biddle (after Thomas Sully) initialed “E.P.L.” and mounted in a gilt frame. 22”x18”

$200-$300 Sold for $275

112. Six glass decanters and three silver wine labels.

$400-$600 Sold for $100

113. Glass dolphin base candlestick. 9.5”h.

$25-$50 Sold for $100

114. Oval papier-mâché tray 16.5”x13.25” and a black Tole tray 21”x17”.

$50-$75 Sold for $125

115. Brass table lamp with lion figure. 19.5”h.

$50-$75 Sold for $4000

116. Three pewter-bound Japanese bowls.

$25-$50 Sold for $5

117. Child’s wooden armchair, footstool and miniature pine dry sink. Dents, scratches.

$50-$75 Sold for $300

118. Two cut glass bottles with stoppers and an ashtray.

$50-$75 Sold for $75

119. Paris porcelain urn form hand-painted lamp. 11.5” top of urn

$100-$125 Sold for $1700

120. Mahogany Queen Anne style sideboard. 33.5”h.x59”w.x16”d.

$300-$500 Sold for $425

121. Journal of a cruise of the United States frigate “Raritan” dated August 22, 1844 Francis H. Gregory, Captain. The Raritan was built at the Philadelphia Navy Yard and launched in 1843.

$750-$1,000 Sold for $3250

122. Regulator mantel clock, brass and beveled glass. 11.25”h.x6.5”w.x5”d.

$300-$400 Sold for $550

123. Pair of blue glass candlesticks, 4 clear glass sticks and 2 crystal ashtrays.

$50-$75 Sold for $50

124. Staffordshire figural group of a girl on a horse. 6.75”h.x4.5”w.

$75-$100 Sold for $75

125. Blue glass covered candy dish, blue glass salt & pepper on a SP stand and a clear pressed glass bowl.

$50-$75 Sold for $25

126. Mahogany lift-lid fitted silver chest.

$50-$75 Sold for $200

127. Blue pattern glass daisy and button bowl. 3”h.x8.5”w.x8.5”d.

$25-$50 Sold for $25

128. Miniature lift-lid pine box. Lacking hinges, plug holes to front. 10.5”h.x17.75”w.x9.25”d.

$50-$75 Sold for $50

129. Pair of Paris porcelain compotes. Repairs to 1, old cracks, 8.25”h.x8.5”diam.

$100-$150 Sold for $500

130. Blue glassware- dolphin compote, 2 cake plates, compote.

$150-$200 Sold for $75

131. Chinese porcelain butterfly creamer 4.25”h.and small green oriental teapot.

$100-$150 Sold for $125

132. Pair of Dutch silver and etched glass cruets. 8”h.x3.75”diam.

$300-$400 Sold for $375

133. Twelve pieces of glassware- canisters, cruets, salt & pepper shakers, etc.

$200-$300 Sold for $200

134. Two Tucker porcelain cups and saucers, c.1825, with gilt decoration with note these were loaned by Mrs. Herbert Brown for the PMA Tucker Exhibition, 1957. cups 2.5”h.x3.5”diam., saucers 5.5”diam.

$500-$700 Sold for $325

135. Grouping of blue glassware- vases, pitcher, etc.

$200-$300 Sold for $75

136. Grouping of white porcelain and milk glass tableware- plates, bowls, figures, etc.

$200-$300 Sold for $125

137. Grouping of blue glassware- napkin & toothpick holders, owl pitcher, etc.

$200-$300 Sold for $100

138. Grouping of clear glassware, frosted cat by Goebel, Germany, etc.

$200-$300 Sold for $150

139. Walnut day bed, late 19^th c. 27”h.x64”l.x29”w.

$200-$300 Sold for $175

140. Petit point picture of the Lewis cottage, Windsor St., Cape May, NJ.

$25-$50 Sold for $50

141. Oval gilt framed silhouette of a woman, c.1920. 9.5”h.

$100-$200 Sold for $75

142. Glass font oil lamp with lithopane shade 19”h.(crack to shade) and a frosted figural oil lamp 18.5”h., both electrified.

$200-$300 Sold for $325

143. Pair of Paris porcelain bottles (one finial damaged), Royal Worcester inkstand, pair of white cut-to-clear bottles w/stoppers.

$100-$200 Sold for $350

144. Lalique glass powder box, 5-pc. celluloid dresser set, c.1920.

$50-$75 Sold for $25

145. Seth Thomas mantel clock. 10”h.x20”w.

$75-$100 Sold for $50

146. Empire mahogany veneer sewing stand with pedestal base. Losses to veneer. 29.5”h.x20”w.x17.5”d.

$150-$200 Sold for $250

147. Inlaid tea caddy (as found), yellow ceramic planter, 2 blue glass bowls.

$50-$75 Sold for $25

148. Chippendale style mahogany footstool and a Victorian piano stool, both w/needlepoint tops.

$50-$100 Sold for $25

149. Black Tole tray hand-painted with horses and village. 18.5”x23”

$200-$300 Sold for $200

150. Federal style inlaid mahogany secretary bookcase. 74”h.x30”w.x29”d.

$750-$1,000 Sold for $450

151. Group of pattern glass- chickens, open salts, trinket boxes, etc. approx. 65 pcs.

$200-$250 Sold for $300

152. Grouping of dinner plates, various patterns.

$150-$200 Sold for $100

153. Collection of Joan Crawford studio photographs from 1930’s & 1940’s films.

$150-$250 Sold for $50

154. Nine framed photographs and prints to include a pencil drawing of a steamship and a colored photograph of Charles John Biddle (1819-1879) in naval uniform.

$250-$350 Sold for $175

155. Pair of penny head fire tongs with brass head and a pair of scissor form tongs.

$100-$125 Sold for $25

156. English silver marrow scoop with hallmarks.

$100-$150 Sold for $150

157. Thirty coin silver spoons- including Thibault, R&W Wilson, Caldwell, etc.

$150-$200 Sold for $350

158. 1901 Pope-Waverly electric car.Provenance: Atwater Kent Museum.

$10,000-$15,000 Sold for $16000

159. Bronze candelabra, classical form. 25.5”h.

$600-$800 NS

160. Pastel portrait of a woman, 18^th/19^th in a blue dress. 18”x14.5”

$150-$200 Sold for $275

161. Pennsylvania ovoid stoneware jar with blue decoration and applied handles. Chips to rim. 13”h.x9”diam.

$500-$700 Sold for $250

162. Group of 1970’s Social Registers, Colonial Dames of America, etc.

$100-$200 Sold for $250

163. Group of table articles, letter opener, sander, dice, tiebacks, etc.

$100-$200 Sold for $100

164. Civil War photo album with 16 carte de visite of Union officers.

$200-$300 Sold for $800

165. Oval oil on board painting of a girl, 19^th c., gilt framed. 8.25”x7.25”

$150-$200 Sold for $275

166. Oil on panel painting of a girl with basket titled “Little Harvester”, 19^th c. 8.75”x5.75”

$200-$250 Sold for $350

167. Bronze 19^th c. medal awarded to Capt. James Biddle during the War of 1812. 2.5”diam.

$300-$500 Sold for $1800

168. Group of photographs and ephemera relating to Chinese Spaniels.

$100-$200 Sold for $150

169. Collection of framed and unframed photographs, 19^thc. & 20^thc.

$100-$200 Sold for $175

170. Collection of ornithological and floral prints, 2 vol. Birds of North America.

$200-$300 Sold for $75

171. Collection of 19^th c. books- Cruikshank’s The Toothache, View of the Zoological Garden (London), History of Withington the Cat.

$150-$250 Sold for $175

172. Collection of 19^th c. manuscripts, autograph book, sheet music, mourning letter.

$150-$200 Sold for $650

173. Print by Sartain of Eichholtz portrait of Nicholas Biddle signed by Biddle, Pencil drawing of a young girl initialed “M.R.E.R.”, early 19^th c. Philadelphia printed French language flower book.

$300-$500 Sold for $3750

174. Collection of prints, postage stamps, Biddle family ephemera.

$150-$250 Sold for $800

175. Large white and gilt porcelain milk pitcher.

$50-$75 Sold for $325

176. Group of china plates- 6 Limoges gilt & floral service 9.75”diam, 9 English w/floral borders 9.25 and one 7.5”diam.

$100-$125 Sold for $325

177. Majolica corn pitcher, smaller example, blue pitcher and 5 clear glass pitchers.

$50-$75 Sold for $500

178. Staffordshire blue transfer decorated dinnerware by Clarice Cliff, approx. service for 8.

$175-$225 Sold for $125

179. Partial French porcelain dinner service white w/gilt rims and 3 misc. plates

$100-$125 Sold for $325

180. Nine Minton dinner plates 9.5”diam. and 8 other plates.

$100-200 Sold for $225

181. Shaving stand, early 19^th c. 30”h.x26”w.x7”d.

$200-$300 Sold for $300

182. Miniature Sheraton style drop-leaf table. 6.5”h.x10.75”w.x7.25’d., leaf 4.25”

$75-$100 Sold for $250

183. Mettlach jasperware stein with pewter top #2211. 4.75”h.

$125-$175 Sold for $25

184. Two silver plate square platters and a round plate.

$50-$75 Sold for $100

185. Group of glass plates, fingerbowls, saucers, etc.

$100-$200 Sold for $15

186. Pine blanket chest with bracket feet, c.1830. 28”h.x47”w.x18”d.

$200-$300 Sold for $400

187. Pine blanket chest with bracket feet, c.1830. 22.5”h.x43”w.x16”d.

$200-$300 Sold for $225

188. Small Dutch style brass chandelier, four lights.

$600-$900 Sold for $650

189. Mother-of-pearl gaming set, early 19^th c., monogrammed “B” (Biddle).

$100-$200 Sold for $600

190. Pattern and cut glass goblets, tumblers, etc. approx. 50 pcs.

$100-$150 Sold for $75

191. Ivory chess set, checker set, poker chips.

$100-$150 Sold for $150

192. Group small porcelain and glass pitchers, etc. approx. 30 pcs.

$200-$300 Sold for $225

193. Grouping- paperweights, bottles, sulfide rooster marble, etc. 19^th/20^th c.

$100-$200 Sold for $75

194. Grouping of continental silver- pill boxes, etc., 19^th c.

$300-$400 Sold for $425

195. Original grain paint decorated pine blanket chest, c.1840. 26”h.x46”w.x21”d.

$300-$400 Sold for $700

196. Original red smoke decorated pine storage box, early 19^th c. 12.75”h.x28.5”w.x12.75”d.

$200-$300 Sold for $350

197. Grouping of hand-painted floral dinnerware- plates, cups & saucers, various patterns.

$250-$350 Sold for $225

198. Miniature portrait on ivory of Henry Carvill, 1825. 3”h.

$500-$700 Sold for $425

199. Grouping of tableware- vase, small Bristol vases, Tiffany toothpick holder.

$200-$300 Sold for $425

200. Chippendale walnut tall case clock signed “Thos. Lindsay, Frankford” (Philadelphia) with a broken arch bonnet and eight-day works. 90”h. Feet replaced.

$8,000-$12,000 Sold for $7000

201. Walnut lift-seat hall chair. 41”h.x18.5”w.x15”d.

$150-$200 Sold for $375

202. Rectangular gilt framed mirror. 29”x47”

$100-$125 Sold for $125

203. Assembled set of 8 mahogany saber leg chairs, 2 arm & 6 side.

$300-$500 Sold for $850

204. Small pine box, early 19^th c. Hinges replaced. 13.5”h.x20.25”w.x13.25”d.

$100-$125 Sold for $175

205. Silhouette of a boy in a black frame. 1.75”h. Frame 5.5”x4.75”

$50-$75 Sold for $75

206. Silhouette of a girl “Emma H. Carvill, August 5^th, 1839 New York” in a gilt frame. Site 7.5”x6”

$125-$150 Sold for $325

207. August Edourd silhouette of a woman and two girls “Fuit 1830”, in a bird’s-eye maple frame. Large tear. Site 10.75”x14.5”

$150-$200 Sold for $1000

208. Pair of silhouettes of a man and a woman, he is dated 4^th Dec.1822, in gilt frames. Site 4.25”x3.75”

$125-$150 Sold for $500

209. Barometer by Spelzini, London with a mahogany veneered case. 42.25”h.x12.5”w.

$600-$800 Sold for $750

210. Victorian cast iron umbrella stand with leaf design. 29”h.x20”w.x6.5”d.

$200-$300 Sold for $500

211. Federal style mahogany serpentine front card table. 29.5”h.x36”w.x17.75”d.

$400-$600 Sold for $900

212. Rose Medallion bowl. 4”h.x9” diam.

$50-$75 Sold for $150

213. Brass chamber stick, c.1870, with square base. 5”h.

$75-$100 Sold for $125

214. Needlepoint bell pull w/brass hanger, brass cased scissors, brass ashtrays.

$150-$200 Sold for $25

215. Sheraton tiger maple stand with single lower drawer and turned legs. 30.5”h.x20”w.x16”d.

$600-$800 Sold for $2700

216. White cut-to-clear glass font oil lamp with marble base, electrified. 14”h.

$50-$75 Sold for $25

217. Empire cherry slant-lid desk with bird’s-eye maple interior. 43.5”h.x41.5”w.x22.5”d.

$1,500-$2,000 Sold for $6000

218. Set of six bird’s-eye maple classical carved side chairs, c.1830, part of an original set of twelve. Provenance: “Andalusia” Philadelphia from Nicholas Biddle (1786-1844) to Jane Biddle (wife) to Edward Craig Biddle and by direct descent to Jane Biddle Lewis. 33.25”h., seat 17.5”h.

$5,000-$7,500 Sold for $14000

219. Two similar Victorian carved walnut chairs with needlepoint upholstery. Repairs.

$300-$400 Sold for $50

220. Miniature walnut drop-leaf table. 18”h.x20”w. each leaf 9.5”

$400-$600 Sold for $425

221. Victorian tilt-top tea table, lacquered papier-mâché and hand painted. 28”h., top 23.5”x19.5”

$400-$500 Sold for $225

222. Philadelphia Chippendale mahogany tea table, c.1770, with finely carved acanthus leaf knees and ball and claw feet. This table appears to be by the same hand as the Howell Tea Table, plate 214, in Horner’s Blue Book of Philadelphia Furniture. 32” diam.x28”h.

$50,000-$75,000 Sold for $65,000

223. Oriental Satsuma vase table lamp with bird decoration. 15”h., top of harp 27.5”

$150-$200 Sold for $25

224. English bracket clock, 18^th c., mahogany veneer with gilt trim, silvered dial signed “Ralph Glover, Pimlico”. 17”h.x10.75”w.x6.75”d.

$4,000-$6,000 Sold for $4,250

225. Wrought iron candlestand with lithopane screen. Electrified. 17.25”h.

$300-$400 Sold for $450

226. Empire mahogany one-drawer washstand and by family tradition came from the Biddle home "Andalusia". Damage to right side, top filled in. 30.25”h.x19”w.x15.75”d.

$300-$400 Sold for $250

227. Federal style sofa with reeded legs. 37”h.x68”l.x29”d.

$250-$350 Sold for $25

228. English silver tray, hallmarked, with two cut glass inkwells. 3”h., tray-9.5”l.x4.25”w.

$300-$400 Sold for $225

229. Paris porcelain inkwell, 19^th c., with hand painted decoration. 3”h.

$50-$75 Sold for $200

230. Oil lamp with a four-panel lithopane shade, brass and marble base, pressed glass font. Electrified. 21”h.x8”x8”

$700-$800 Sold for $650

231. Parian porcelain bust of a woman. 11.5”h.x8.5”w.

$100-$150 Sold for $300

232. Victorian coalscuttle, hand painted tin. 23.5”h.x10.5”w.x10”d.

$75-$100 Sold for $100

233. Victorian carved mahogany open armchair and a Victorian walnut side chair.

$400-$600 Sold for $150

234. Two French carved walnut footstools with needlepoint tops.

$75-$100 Sold for $250

235. Federal gilt girandole mirror with gilt iron candle holders and carved spread eagle crest. 41”h.x24/30”w.

$3,000-$5,000 Sold for $2,500

236. Staffordshire castle and a Staffordshire cottage, mid 19^th c.

$100-$150 Sold for $150

237. Staffordshire figural group inkstand. lamb hind hoof missing. 7”h.

$150-$200 Sold for $100

238. Pair of mahogany armchairs with pink upholstery. 38”h.x29”w.x27”d., seat 14”h.

$100-$150 Sold for $475

239. Maple recamier. 27”h.x62”l.x32”w.

$200-$300 Sold for $50

240. Pair of wrought iron and brass standing floor lamps. 60”h.

$150-$200 Sold for $225

241. Two sets of brass fireplace tools. 32”h. each

$200-$300 Sold for $900

242. Brassbound wood fireplace bellows. Poor condition. 31”l.x9”w.

$150-$200 Sold for $50

243. Brass wire fireplace fender and reproduction copper bed warmer. Fender-12”h.x41”l.x12”d., warmer-32”l.

$100-$200 Sold for $300

244. Pair of Chippendale brass andirons with lemon finials and penny feet. 17”h.x19”d.x12”w.

$400-$600 Sold for $800

245. Pair of classical gilt candelabra, c.1820, with oriental figural bases. 22”h.

$600-$900 Sold for $3750

246. Pair of Paris porcelain double handled classical urns with harbor scenes. 10.5”h.

$600-$900 Sold for $1,100

247. French porcelain covered box with cherub and drum. 6.5”h.

$100-$150 Sold for $250

248. Grouping of brass- tray, genie lamp, dog ashtray, Tole tray & cased scissors.

$50-$75 Sold for $50

249. Bohemia glass compote, red cut-to-clear, with dolphin supports. 7.25”h.x9”w.

$200-$300 Sold for $200

250. Sully, Thomas [American 1783-1872] oil on canvas portrait of Captain James Biddle, U.S.N. (1793-1848), and signed “T.S. 1826”. According to Sully’s daybook the painting was commissioned by Nicholas Biddle, (brother of James). Cleaned, revarnished and relined sometime in the 20^th c., scratch to face approx. 1.5”l., repair to canvas approx. 3”l. c.1930, new mending plates on period stretcher. Site-18.25”x14”

$20,000-$25,000 Sold for $110,000

251. Pennsylvania Queen Anne walnut highboy base with cabriole legs and Spanish feet. 34.5”h.x42”w.x23”d.

$2,000-$2,500 Sold for $850

252. Set of six Federal mahogany saber leg chairs with leaf carved center splats. 32.5”h.x18”w.x18”d., seat-18”h.

$1,000-$1,500 Sold for $6,500

253. Carved mahogany open armchair with needlepoint upholstery. 40”h.x23”w.x18”d., seat 15”h.

$300-$500 Sold for $225

254. Gilt framed portrait of Major John Biddle, copy of the original. 28”x22”

$150-$200 Sold for $700

255. Philadelphia Federal mahogany serpentine front card table. 29.5”h.x35”w.x17”d.

$600-$800 Sold for $325

256. Federal walnut candlestand. 27.5”h.x18.5”d.x22” diam.

$300-$400 Sold for $175

257. Chippendale cherry four-drawer chest. Feet replaced. 39”h.x38.5”w.x21”d.

$1,500-$2,000 Sold for $1,200

258. Victorian tilt-top game table, lacquered papier-mâché with mother-of-pearl inlay. Poor condition. 28”h.x22” diam.

$400-$500 Sold for $125

259. Federal mahogany demilune card table with line inlay. 28.75”h.x36”w.x17”d.

$1,000-$1,500 Sold for $325

260. White porcelain urn form table lamp. 13”h.

$50-$75 Sold for $125

261. Mahogany breakfast table with acanthus carved pedestal and claw feet, possibly by Anthony Quervelle, Philadelphia. 30.5”h.x24.5”w. (open-56.5”) x 24”d.

$1,500-$2,000 Sold for $2,750

262. Late 19^th c. wall clock, mahogany veneered signed “Hurst Liverpool”, cut down from a tall case clock. 64”h.x21”w.x9.5”d.

$600-$800 Sold for $850

263. Federal mahogany bow-front shaving mirror. 20”h.x21.5”w.x8”d.

$300-$500 Sold for $300

264. Chippendale style mahogany desk with rope carved edge and galleried top. 32”h.x35”w.x24”d.

$500-$750 Sold for $600

265. Victorian coalscuttle, hand painted tin. 23.5”h.x11”w.x8.5”d.

$75-$100 Sold for $275

266. Pair of engravings “Lady Falconiere” by Eugene Jazet in gilt frames. Approx. 24”x18”

$300-$500 Sold for $500

267. Oil on board landscape with cows “The Old Mill Pond, Cape May, New Jersey” signed “M.A. Scull 1943”. 14”x22”

$200-$300 Sold for $500

268. Pair of maple four-poster single beds.

$150-$200 Sold for $550

269. Stencil decorated black lacquer side chair with cane seat. 33”h.x18”w.x15”d., seat 17.5”h.

$75-$100 Sold for $225

270. Empire mahogany marble top vanity with serpentine front. Minor veneer loss, refinished, plugged holes from missing mirror. 29”h.x37’w.x20”d.

$400-$600 Sold for $400

271. Walnut spool turned stand. 29”h.x24”w.x13”d.

$100-$125 Sold for $100

272. J.E. Caldwell carriage clock, brass and glass. Chip to glass one side. 6”h.

$200-$300 Sold for $75

273. Victorian coalscuttle, hand painted tin. 23.5”h.x11”w.x9.5”d.

$75-$100 Sold for $325

274. English oak Windsor comb-back armchair. 32.5”h.x22.5”w.x15.5”d., seat 16”h.

$250-$350 Sold for $175

275. Empire mahogany piano stool with needlepoint top. 21.5’h.

$150-$200 Sold for $475

276. Federal style mahogany presentation banjo clock with églomise painted panel of Mt. Vernon. 39.5’h.x10.5”w.x4”d.

$600-$800 Sold for $1,700

277. Black painted spool table. 29”h.x24”w.x14”d.

$50-75 Sold for $25

278. Gilt framed mirror with applied floral decoration. 26.5”x21”

$150-$200 Sold for $225

279. Oval gilt framed mirror. 19”x16”

$50-$75 Sold for $75

280. Oil on board painting signed “A. Zisi”, dated 1839, of two horses and a peasant. 10”x8.25”

$300-$500 Sold for $950

281. Nicholson, George Washington [American 1832-1912] oil on wooden board marsh scene with two figures along a bridge, titled verso “Marshes-Cape May” and signed “G.W. Nicholson”. Cleaned and heavily revarnished. 15.5”x21.5”

$2,000-$2,500 Sold for $2,400

282. Briscoe, Franklin Dullin [American 1844-1903] oil on canvas of sailing ships in stormy seas and a lighthouse with lifeboat station signed “F.D. Briscoe 1890”, original gilt frame, 3.5” tear UL and .5” tear center.19.75”x29.5”

$2,500-$3,000 Sold for $3,750

283. Briscoe, Franklin Dullin [American 1844-1903] oil on canvas beach scene signed “F.D. Briscoe 1895”, frame of a later date, light period surface buckling due to stretcher shrinkage. 19.5”x41”

$1,000-$1,500 Sold for $5,000

284. Chippendale cherry slant-front desk with fitted interior. Feet replaced. 40”h.x38”w.x19”d.

$1,800-$2,200 Sold for $7,500

285. Louis Icart “Winged Victory” original limited edition dry point and etching signed “Icart” and numbered 108/150. 30.5”x23”

$1,000-$1,500 Sold for $1,800

286. Louis Icart print original limited edition dry point and etching of a lady in red with ravens signed “Icart” and numbered 65/100. 28.5”x22”

$1,000-$1,500 Sold for $1,200

287. Chippendale style mahogany chest-on-frame. 68.5”h.x43.5”w.x23”d.

$1,500-$2,000 Sold for $800

288. Federal inlaid mahogany shaving mirror. 19”h.x18”w.x7.5”d.

$150-$200 Sold for $200

289. French carriage clock, brass and glass made for Bailey, Banks & Biddle. 4.25”h.

$200-$300 Sold for $100

290. Mahogany banjo clock signed “F. Howard and Co. Boston”. 29”h.x12”w.x4”d.

$2,000-$3,000 Sold for $2,000

291. Six stenciled half-spindle back side chairs. 32”h.x16”w.x14”d., seat 17”h.

$300-$500 Sold for $475

292. Oil on tin portrait of a young woman, a bird perched on her finger and mounted in a gilt frame. 20”x16”

$1,000-$1,500 Sold for $500

293. Child’s walnut gate-leg drop-leaf table. 17”h.x18”d.x10”w., each leaf 7”w.

$75-$100 Sold for $25

294. Mahogany five-drawer lingerie chest. 47”h.x24”w.x17.5”d.

$200-$250 Sold for $275

295. Inlaid mahogany shaving mirror. 16”h.x12”w.x6”d.

$75-$100 Sold for $25

296. Coin spot glass font oil lamp with amber glass base, electrified. 9”h. to bottom of socket.

$50-$75 Sold for $150

297. Tiger maple chest with a 3-over-4 graduated drawer configuration and by family tradition came from the Biddle home "Andalusia". 42”h.x36”w.x21”d.

$2,500-$3,500 Sold for $13,000

298. Queen Anne style curly maple lowboy. 29”h.x33”w.x20”d.

$200-$300 Sold for $650

299. Oak Seth Thomas schoolmaster’s clock. 22”h.x14.5”w.

$150-$200 Sold for $200

300. Rare Watercolor portrait attributed to Thomas Sully of Eliza Falconett Middleton, was the wife of Izard Middleton and the granddaughter-in-law of Arthur Middleton, signer of the Declaration of Independence, the family home being “Middleton Place” outside of Charleston, South Carolina. The attribution comes from a later copy of a letter (that will accompany the painting when sold) dated 1816 letter to Samuel Craig of Baltimore from a Mr. DeKantzen (who uses the pen name Kit Kat). DeKantzen identifies the subject of this watercolor as “Mrs. Middleton of South Carolina” and notes the artist as Thomas Sully. The letter continues on in noting how striking Kit Kat found the portrait. 9”x7.5”

$10,000-$15,000 Sold for $30,000

301. Sheraton mahogany one-drawer washstand. 34”h.x26.5’w.x18”d.

$200-$250 Sold for $275

302. Pine single rope bed.

$200-$300 Sold for $25

303. Empire mahogany marble top vanity with mirror. Left mirror post loose. Base 32”h.x 34”w.x19.75”d., mirror 31”h.x27”w.

$250-$300 Sold for $325

304. Four painted side chairs with stencil decoration.

$75-$100 Sold for $275

305. Late Sheraton carved mahogany mirror with painted glass of cottages. Chip to base of one column. 32”h.x17.5”w.

$100-$125 Sold for $225

306. Sheraton mahogany mirror with églomise painted panel of sailboat and church. 31”h.x17”w.

$250-$350 Sold for $250

307. Pair of sterling silver candlesticks with etched Colonial hurricane shades.

$400-$600 Sold for $2,200

308. Cranberry glass jar with base metal cover and two pairs of cut glass decanters.

$125-$150 Sold for $150

309. Maple Chippendale style mirror.

$200-$300 Sold for $250

310. Gilt framed mirror.

$50-$75 Sold for $125

311. French brass and glass carriage clock.

$200-$300 Sold for $125

312. Maple framed needlepoint of pheasants.

$150-$200 Sold for $600

313. Sheraton walnut drop-leaf breakfast table.

$200-$300 Sold for $125

314. Walnut footstool with needlepoint top.

$50-$75 Sold for $175

315. Swan milk glass base oil lamp, electrified.

$50-$75 Sold for $350

316. Oil on board portrait of a lady, late 19^th c. 20”x14.5”

$600-$800 Sold for $2,500

317. Pair of mercury glass candlesticks.

$25-$50 Sold for $125

318. Oil on board portrait of a girl by John Millais in a gilt frame. 16”x12.5”

$200-$300 Sold for $225

319. Mahogany two-tier lamp table.

$25-$50 Sold for $15

320. Collection of six early and important fine arts reference books.

$500-$700 WD

321. Collection of eight books relating to Cape May, NJ.

$300-$500 Sold for $225

322. Sheraton cherry highcase. 57.5”h.x40.5”w.x21”d.

$1,500-$2,000 Sold for $900

323. Hepplewhite cherry chest of drawers. Scratches, nicks, dents. 39”h.x42.5”w.x18.25”d.

$750-$1,000 Sold for $500

324. Victorian gilt mirror. 49”x25”

$300-$400 Sold for $350

325. Sully, Thomas [American 1783-1872] oil on canvas portrait of a pretty young woman wearing a red dress with a lace trimmed bodice, signed front and verso “T.S.”. Although the sitter is unknown, family history relates that this is one of the daughters of the painter Thomas Sully. The link between the Sully and Biddle families is well documented through extensive correspondence as well as the numerous family portraits executed by Sully for the Biddles. The 1921 catalog of Sully’s work lists several un-located portraits of Sully’s daughters of which any one could be the subject of this painting. Cleaned, revarnished, relined, several repairs under BL, restretched w/original keys note: initials verso are on top of lining and so were added to copy the originals underneath by the conservator. 20.75”x17”

$10,000-$15,000 Sold for $7,000

326. Mahogany canopy bed. Breaks, chips, cracks. Posts 8’h., 48”w.x77”l.

$600-$900 Sold for $350

327. Four porcelain toothpick holders, porcelain figural group.

$100-$150 Sold for $50

328. Peale, Mary J. [American, 1826-1902] oil on canvas painting titled and signed verso “Study of Small Partridges From Nature by Mary J. Peale 1863”. Label verso notes it was loaned to the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, exhibit #478 and dated 1882. Slight loss in UR corner. 9”x12.75”

$1,500-$2,000 Sold for $2,400

329. Collection of five books relating to early Philadelphia.

$300-$500 Sold for $150

330. Glazed ceramic frog fountain and two other frogs.

$100-$200 Sold for $225

331. Collection of 2 books on birds.

$100-$200 Sold for $50

332. Grouping- Mary Gregory vase, yellow ware, etc.

$100-$200 Sold for $225

333. Sevres porcelain urn, 19^th c., 7”h., Paris porcelain compote 5”h. and urn 4.5”.

$500-$700 Sold for $150

334. Print of N. Biddle, a Sully print and another portrait.

$50-$100 Sold for $1,200

335. White painted Windsor side chair, c.1830.

$100-$150 Sold for $75

336. Oil on board seascape signed “Herbert Brown” titled “Incoming Tide” 16”x14” and a small oil on board of a sailboat 8”x5.75”

$150-$200 Sold for $350

337. Grouping of pressed and colored glass shoes, boots, hats, etc.

$250-$250 Sold for $750

338. Black lacquered brush box and a Napoleon miniature.

$100-$150 Sold for $325

339. Mohair teddy bear wearing Daughter’s of Union Veterans medal. 28”h.

$400-$600 Sold for $650

340. Oil on canvas portrait of young girl holding an English spaniel, appears to be the original frame.18”x15”

$1,000-$1,500 Sold for $200

341. Penna. storage box, early 19^th c., with stipple paint decoration. Some losses to paint. 6.5”h.x18”l.x9.5”d.

$600-$800 Sold for $750

342. Penna. paint decorated half spindle-back settee, c.1840. Repair to arm, some repainting. 34.5”h.x72.5”l.x23.5”d.

$700-$900 Sold for $400

343. Grain painted blanket chest, 19^th/20^thc. Drawer replaced. 24”h.x28.5”w.x18.25”d.

$200-$300 Sold for $100

344. Cast iron stag doorstop, late 19^th c. 8.5”h.x8”w.

$100-$125 Sold for $150

345. Classical mahogany gaming table, Haines Connelly School. 30”h.x36”w.x20”d.

$2,000-$3,000 Sold for $1,700

346. Bird’s-eye maple single sleigh bed, late 19^th/early 20^th c. and by family tradition came from the Biddle home "Andalusia". 43”h.x75”l.x44”w.

$150-$200 Sold for $600

347. Diminutive pine chest, late 19^th c. 20”h.x21.5”w.x11”d.

$100-$150 Sold for $275

348. Chippendale style mahogany display cabinet with glass door, 20^th c. 46.5”h.x22.5”w.x10”d.

$150-$200 Sold for $125

349. Large grouping of pressed glass figures, gilt shoes, animals, etc.

$200-$300 Sold for $225

350. Pair of Staffordshire spill vases, mid 19^th c. One cracked, small hole.

$300-$400 Sold for $200

351. Currier & Ives lithograph “Harry Bassett and Longfellow”. Discoloration, foxing.

$100-$200 Sold for $150

352. Staffordshire cottage with waterwheel, mid 19^th c. Chips. 11”h.x7.5”w.

$150-$200 Sold for $25

353. Two-gallon stoneware jar with blue decoration. Hairline crack, chips to rim. 13.5”h.x7”diam.

$200-$300 Sold for $200

354. N. Currier lithograph “Cutter Yacht Maria”. Stains, tideline, discoloration, foxing. 21.5”x27.5”

$300-$400 Sold for $900

355. Miniature Dutch cupboard, paint decorated. 17.25”h.x10.5”w.x7.25”d.

$400-$600 Sold for $325

356. Papier-mâché snuffbox with documentation stating “Snuffbox belonging to Nicholas Biddle painted by Thomas Sully”. 75”h.x3.25”w.x2.25”d.

$400-$600 Sold for $850

357. Roasting fork, 18^th/19^thc.rustic Continental, with carved shaft handle. 32”l.

$300-$400 NS

358. Victorian gilt mirror. 35’h.x25.5”

$200-$300 Sold for $325

359. Wardrobe with floral paint decoration, 20^th c. 58.5”h.x40”w.x25”d.

$150-$200 Sold for $325

360. Steiff pull-toy horse with rockers. Overall good condition, reins broken, marked on rear H-C. 35”h.x55”l.x19.5”w.

$500-$700 Sold for $400

361. Endicott & Co., NY lithograph “Delaware River Steamboat Company…”. 17.5”h.x27”w.

$600-$900 Sold for $1,100

362. Mahogany veneered one-drawer washstand. 33”h.x24”w.x17”d.

$100-$150 Sold for $125

363. Staffordshire church in castle form, mid 19^th c. 9”h.x3”d.x6.5”w.

$50-$75 Sold for $125

364. Georgian walnut veneered kneehole desk with fold-down writing surface. 32.75”h.x39.75”w.x23.5’d.

$2,500-$3,500 Sold for $2,500

365. N. Currier lithograph “A Favorite Pony”. Some stains. 10”x14’

$300-$400 Sold for $375

366. Currier & Ives lithograph “Judge Fullerton”. Discoloration, stains. 12.75”x15.75”

$100-$150 Sold for $75

367. Currier & Ives lithograph “America’s Cup- Vigilant & Valkyrie in a Thrash to Windward” copyright 1893. 18.75”x25.25”

$2,000-$2,500 Sold for $1,700

368. Two Staffordshire cottages. 7”h.x5.5”w. & 3.5”h.x3.5”w.

$100-$150 Sold for $75

369. Curly maple gate-leg drop-leaf table. 27.5”h.x42.25”d.x15.5”w., leaves down

$1,500-$2,000 NS

370. Two Currier & Ives lithographs “Queen of Clippers” 10.5”x15.5” & “Challenge” 10.5”x13.5”, both poor condition.

$100-$200 Sold for $150

371. Staffordshire 19^th c. Samson and the Lion. Cracked. 11.5”h.x9.5”w.

$100-$200 Sold for $200

372. Watercolor of a wheat field signed “E. Frank Carson”. 13.75”x19”

$400-$500 NS

373. German porcelain figural vase of hunter with stag, late 19^th c. Minor chips. 6.25”h.

$75-$100 Sold for $25

374. Philadelphia Classical mahogany work table with a center pedestal, c.1840. 30.5”h.x21.5”w.x17”d.

$1,500-$2,000 Sold for $1,400

375. Staffordshire Little Red Riding Hood, 19^th c. Losses to paw.

$200-$300 Sold for $125

376. German porcelain covered box, early 20^th c. 8.5”h.x5.75”diam.

$75-$100 Sold for $75

377. Currier & Ives lithograph “The Sinking of the Cumberland by the Ironclad Merrimac”. Some foxing. 9.5”x13.5”

$200-$300 Sold for $125

378. Chippendale stool, c.1780.

$2,000-$2,500 Sold for $950

379. Continental lap desk, 18^th/19^thc., inlaid figured walnut.

$500-$800 NS

380. Pair of silver plate candelabra and a wine cooler.

$100-$125 Sold for $200

381. Sterling silver circular dish with swing handle by J.E. Caldwell. 9”h.x10”diam.

$100-$200 Sold for $125

382. Sterling silver Adams style card holder 6”l., 2 shell form ashtrays 5.75” and a rectangular 5.75”l.tray.

$100-$200 Sold for $150

383. Chinese silver cup with chased battle scene and dragon handle, gold wash interior with original box. 4.5”h.

$1,000-$1,500 Sold for $1,500

384. Silver plate rectangular tray 15.25”x11.5”and four vegetable dishes (lacking lids).

$100-$125 Sold for $25

385. Three English silver 19^th c. skewers.

$125-$175 Sold for $50

386. Grouping of coin silver spoons incl. Lownes, R&W Wilson, etc.

$150-$175 Sold for $175

387. English silver wine coaster and three Sheffield examples.

$100-$200 Sold for $125

388. Five silver overlay hot plates, one larger example (top cracked), ashtrays, coasters, etc.

$100-$200 Sold for $425

389. Federal mirror with églomise painting of house and sailboat, c.1820. 31”h.x16”w.

$150-$250 Sold for $325

390. Equine painting of a dapple gray, early 20^th c. 19”x23.5”

$150-$200 Sold for $375

391. Grouping of sterling silver and silver plate napkin holders, wine labels, horse knife rest, cloisonné ashtrays, etc.

$150-$200 Sold for $150

392. Marble doorstop “Henry Carvill” and a Chippendale style silver plate reticulated planter, 8.25”diam.

$150-$250 Sold for $175

393. Oil on panel portrait of Eliza Mower (1788-1865), c. 1840-50, seated pose, Chinese School. 15.5”x11’

$750-$1,000 Sold for $2,000

394. Large pine storage box. 22”h.x50”l.x22”d.

$50-$75 Sold for $25

395. Pine storage chest. 26”h.x51”l.x26”d.

$25-$50 Sold for $75

396. Grouping of pottery- planters, etc.

$100-$200 Sold for $100

397. Grouping of silver plate tableware- ice bucket, tray, etc.

$75-$100 Sold for $25

398. Oil on canvas seascape painting titled “Surge & Spray” by Herbert Brown, probably Cape May, NJ. 14”x20.25”

$200-$300 Sold for $200

399. Grouping of sterling silver and silver plate articles, 9 pcs.

$75-$100 Sold for $25

400. Oil on canvas portrait of Madame Adele Sigoigne attributed to Bass Otis accompanied by a letter dated June 9, 1816 from Nicholas Biddle on his stationary as President of the Bank of the United States to Bass Otis at his studio in Philadelphia addressing the delivery of the painting and Biddle’s satisfaction with the work. Light surface crackature and buckling, old but not original varnish, original frame with perhaps some early 20^th c. changes and repainting. 32.5”x29”

$10,000-$15,000 Sold for $40,000

401. Watercolor painting of birds by Herbert Brown and a pen & ink of seagulls.

$150-$200 Sold for $50

402. Large lot of framed photographs.

$50-$75 Sold for $125

403. Stamp collection of the world, mostly 19^th c., hinge mounted in album.

$50-$75 Sold for $275

404. Three books- Chapman Color Key to North American Songbirds 1912, Lancaster Extinct Animals 1905, Warren Birds of Pennsylvania 1890.

$200-$250 Sold for $200

405. Eight photo albums, Cape May, NJ and other Cape May ephemera.

$150-$200 Sold for $300

406. N. Currier “Centerville and Black Douglas”. 24.5”x32.25’

$750-$1,000 Sold for $950

407. Large collection of ephemera- photos, cards, books, etc. from Haverford College, PA.

$75-$125 Sold for $1,900

408. Cut glass compote with scalloped rim. 9.5”h.x10”diam.

$50-$75 Sold for $350

409. Six framed photographs and prints.

$75-$100 Sold for $175

410. Simon, Hermann G. (1846-1895) oil on panel painting of a Japanese Spaniel. 12”x10”

$400-$600 Sold for $600

411. Pine slide-lid box, painted green, dated 1818.10”h.x23’l.x12.5”d.

$100-$125 Sold for $275

412. Grouping of jewelry- 6 yellow gold bracelets, quartz wristwatch, rings, costume jewelry, etc.

$300-$400 Sold for $250

413. Large group of vintage table linens.

$200-$300 Sold for $275

414. Grouping of costume jewelry.

$200-$300 Sold for $150

415. Ten needlepoint pillows- cats, dogs, horses, bird.

$200-$300 Sold for $50

416. Grouping of costume jewelry.

$300-$400 Sold for $150

417. White painted nine spindle-back side chair, c.1830.

$100-$125 Sold for $100

418. Currier & Ives “A New England Home”. Stains. 9.5”x13.5”

$100-$150 Sold for $100

419. Mahogany hanging cabinet. 22.5”h.x16.25”w.x6.5”d.

$100-$150 Sold for $100

420. Collection of colored & pressed glass shoes- 14 pcs.

$100-$125 Sold for $25

421. Two prints- “Countess of Blessington” & a lady in red dress. 13”x9” & 4.75”x3.75”

$100-$200 Sold for $100

422. Oil on board painting of horses, 19^th c. 5.5”x7.5”

$150-$250 Sold for $500

423. Wrought iron standing floor lamp.

$25-$50 Sold for $25

424. Grouping of sterling and other picture frames.

$100-$150 Sold for $50

425. Oil on canvas portrait of General George Washington attributed to Rembrandt Peale (1778-1860), one of several copies made by Peal of his famous “Porthole Portrait” of Washington, and mounted in an ornate early 19^th century rococo frame. Cleaned, relined and restretched c.1930, some evidence of inpainting on face and bottom of uniform, original framed repainted. 20.75”x17”

$15,000-$20,000 Sold for $40,000

426. Mahogany butler’s tray on stand.

$400-$600 Sold for $950

427. Set of six cast iron eagle snow-birds.

$100-$200 Sold for $175

428. Paint decorated sewing box, mid 19^th c.

$200-$300 Sold for $75

429. Limestone urn. 14”h.x 12”diam.

$100-$150 Sold for $250

430. Large group of vintage table linens.

$400-$600 Sold for $400

431. Grouping of pottery- Fiesta ware pitcher, etc.

$100-$200 Sold for $200

432. Group of chain mail purses, etc.

$100-$200 Sold for $475

433. Three quilts.

$300-$400 Sold for $1,100

434. Grouping- opera glasses, lighters, etc.

$100-$200 Sold for $100

435. Grouping of jewelry- pearls, pins, etc.

$100-$200 Sold for $150

436. Round mahogany occasional table, late 19^th c. 29.5”h.x22.75diam.

$300-$400 Sold for $125

437. Empire mahogany commode with marble top, late 19^th c., with safe. 30”h.x15.25”w.x12.5”d.

$200-$300 Sold for $400

438. Ten misc. tiebacks, lock and two jamb hooks.

$300-$400 Sold for $950

439. Two Wilcox & Gibbs automatic sewing machines, c.1937. 10”x13” ea.

$200-$300 Sold for $200

440. Nine needlepoint pillows- floral and Christmas motifs.

$200-$300 Sold for $125

441. Two needlepoint footstools. 10”h.x10”x13” & 9”h.x13”x8”

$100-$150 Sold for $100

442. Set of twelve cased demitasse spoons and grouping of misc. sterling and silver plate.

$150-$200 Sold for $200

443. Box of unframed needlepoint work incl. 5 chair seat covers, small throw & purse.

$200-$300 Sold for $50

444. Grouping of picture frames, early family photographs, etc.

$150-$200 Sold for $225

445. Oil on masonite painting of a seascape signed “H.B. 1930” (Herbert Brown). 12”x16”

$100-$150 Sold for $175

446. Appliqué quilt with baskets of tulips. 72”x88”

$100-$150 Sold for $75

447. Grouping- 2 bisque doll heads, toys, etc.

$200-$300 Sold for $700

448. Two oil on board impressionist paintings of beach scenes, “H. Brown” 1929 & 1934. 8.5”x11.5” ea.

$100-$150 Sold for $425

449. Grouping of ladies jewelry, costume etc.

$200-$300 Sold for $100

450. Oil on canvas portrait of Mrs. Thomas Hulme (1773-1846) attributed to John Neagle (1796-1865) of Philadelphia and mounted in a 20^th c. Revival frame. Cleaned, revarnished and restretched at some point, inpainting at neck and collar. 29.5”x24.5”

$1,000-$1,500 Sold for $325

451. Remmy stoneware pitcher with blue decoration. Good condition. 11.5”h.

$2,000-$3,000 Sold for $2,400

452. Rare Remmy advertising two-gallon stoneware pitcher “H.N. Hopkins Importers and Dealers in Glass and Queensware, 612 Market St. Philadelphia”. Hairline crack to rim approx. 1.5”. 13.5”h.

$5,000-$7,500 Sold for $6,500

453. Open-face 18k gold pocket watch, J.E. Caldwell, “Louis K. Lewis 1892”.

$250-$350 Sold for $1,000

454. Open-face Elgin GF pocket watch and a 14k gold penknife dated 1921.

$150-$200 Sold for $500

455. Oil on canvas portrait of Mr. Thomas Hulme (1773-1846) attributed to John Neagle (1796-1865) of Philadelphia. Cleaned, revarnished, some surface crackature and buckling, evidence of some inpainting, canvas laid on wooden panel. 41”x33.5”

$2,000-$3,000 Sold for $750

455A. Western Penna. stoneware cooler, 19^th c. 17”h.

$3,500-$4,000 NS

456. Mourning pin “Charles J. Biddle of Detroit Died Jany 13, 1825 with seed pearls and lock of hair 1.5”l.x.5” and another mourning pin “Hetty F. Biddle/Martha W. Wetherill” in a gold knot pattern with locks of hair (clasp damaged) 1.5”x1.25”.

$250-$350 Sold for $250

457. Mahogany cased mantel clock with pendulum & key. 10.25”h.

$100-$125 Sold for $125

458. Oval watercolor portrait of Fanny Kemble 1803. 8.75”x6.75”

$200-$300 Sold for $750

459. Set of six French gilt metal rosette tiebacks, mid 19^th c. 6.5”l.x5”diam.

$300-$500 Sold for $1,100

460. Jerome Clock Co. mahogany cased mantel clock. 11.5”x7”

$100-$125 Sold for $50

461. Set of four French gilt metal tiebacks, mid 19^th c. 6”l.x4”diam.

$200-$300 Sold for $650

462. Mahogany veneered mantel shelf clock. 13”h.x8”w.

$75-$100 Sold for $50

463. Grouping of misc. tiebacks, 19^th/20^th c.

$100-$200 Sold for $200

464. Two Royal Copenhagen satyrs. 6”h. ea.

$400-$600 Sold for $450

465. Pair of Sheffield Corinthian column candlesticks. 9.5”h.

$150-$200 Sold for $75

466. Three sterling silver ladles by Tiffany Company 1880, 13”l., 11.256”l. & 7”l.

$600-$900 Sold for $2,000

467. Royal Copenhagen dog 9”l., cat 4”h., rabbit 3”h.and a B&G cat 5”h.

$75-$100 Sold for $175

468. James Dixon and Sons silver plate jar set. 11.5”x8.5”

$100-$150 Sold for $75

469. Six-piece Gorham Co. silver plate tea service, 2 teapots, creamer, sugar bowl, slop bowl & tray 13.75”x20”.

$500-$700 Sold for $250

470. Six coin silver tablespoons, D. Dupuy, monogrammed CHB(?). 9.25”l. ea.

$300-$400 Sold for $1,100

471. Pair of weighted sterling silver candlesticks. 9.75”h.

$300-$400 Sold for $300

472. Sterling silver Paul Revere style bowl with inscription. Minor dents. 4.5”h.x9”diam.

$150-$200 Sold for $150

473. Meissen porcelain pug dog, 19^th c. 9.25”h.x11.5”l.

$500-$700 Sold for $1,400

474. Print “First Regiment of Guards in 1745” printed by Johnson & Bessent. Some foxing. 13.25”x18”

$250-$350 NS

475. Meissen porcelain pug dog, 19^th c. 6.5”h.x8”l.

$400-$600 Sold for $550

476. Penna. tavern table, 18^th c., with single drawer and ball feet.

$1,200-$1,800 NS

477. Currier & Ives lithograph “Henry”. Stains, discoloration. 12.5”x15.5”

$100-$200 Sold for $175

478. English Regency shaving mirror, bow-front, inlaid mahogany. 22.75”h.x29”w.x8.5”d.

$600-$800 Sold for $600

479. Oil lamp with lithopane shade, electrified. 20”h.

$100-$200 Sold for $400

480. Cherry Chippendale drop-leaf table. As found. 28.5”h.x41.25”l.x13”d.

$400-$500 Sold for $425

481. Pair of Staffordshire figures, mid 19^th c. Losses to hands. 9.5”h.

$100-$200 Sold for $125

482. Print of a snow owl. Foxing. 18.75”x12.5”

$200-$300 Sold for $175

483. Two Audubon prints- “Warbler” 23”x16” and “Pipiry Flycatcher” 20.5”x16.5”.

$200-$300 Sold for $150

484. Chester Co., PA cherry bow-front chest, signed indistinctly. Brasses replaced, scratches, losses, evidence of having been painted green at one time. 41”h.x44”w.x24”d.

$2,000-$2,500 NS

485. Brass pail, trivet and Cape Cod lighter.

$100-$150 Sold for $150

486. Cherry two-piece corner cupboard, c.1830, with red wash. Feet replaced. 86.5”h.x43”w.x21.5”d.

$3,000-$4,000 Sold for $4,000

487. Maple three-slat open armchair, New England 18^th c.

$400-$600 Sold for $50

488. Mahogany veneer chifforobe, early 20^th c. Chips to veneer on sides, scratches. 61”h.x41”w.x25”d.

$400-$600 Sold for $500

489. Hepplewhite style two-part breakfront, inlaid mahogany, 20^th c. Scratches. 77.5”h.x55.5”w.

$1,000-$1,500 Sold for $1,000

490. Philadelphia Chippendale mahogany slant-front schoolmaster’s desk, c.1780. Repair to LF leg. 35.5”h.x26.75”w.x20.5’d.

$1,000-$1,500 Sold for $1,000

491. Set of four French brass classical wall sconces, c.1920. 13.5”h.x9”w.x5”d

$300-$500 Sold for $400

492. Keystone RR 6400 metal child’s riding steam locomotive toy train. Missing bell clapper, losses to brake handle and paint, scratches. 12.5”h.x26”l.x7”w.

$300-$400 Sold for $275

493. N. Currier lithograph “The Favorite Horse”. Stains. 9.5”x14”

$300-$350 Sold for $325

494. English Regency mahogany writing desk, 19^th c. Losses to baize, stains. 40.5”h.x38.75”w.x21.25”d.

$1,000-$1,500 Sold for $700

495. Group of sporting books on hunting and fishing.

$100-$200 Sold for $25

496. Two burl walnut bowls, one finished- 3.5”h.x9.25”diam., one unfinished- 3.75”h.x7.75”diam. Losses.

$1,000-1,500 Sold for $1,000

497. Tiger maple saber leg side chair. As found.

$100-$150 Sold for $125

498. Watercolor of a ferryboat crossing scene signed “E.L.H.”, [Henry, Edward Lamson, American, 1841-1919]. 11.75”x20.5”

$2,000-$3,000 Sold for $1,800

499. Grouping of sterling silver- napkin rings, wine labels, souvenir spoons, etc.

$200-$300 Sold for $350

500. Oil on ivory miniature Portrait of General George Washington in uniform as General of Continental Army with a paper label on the reverse noting that the work is by William Grimaldi [English, 1751-1830]. 3”x2.5”

$8,000-$10,000 Sold for $11,000

501. Gilt framed silk needlework of a girl with a lamb. Losses, tears. 17” diam.

$1,000-$1,500 Sold for $1,700

502. Grouping of sterling silver, silver plate and coin silver tableware.

$200-$300 Sold for $375

503. Red and white Jacquard coverlet.

$300-$400 NS

504. Empire sofa table, mahogany with ormolu mounts, round. 32.5”h., top 30”diam.

$1,000-$1,500 NS

505. Framed print of quail “Plantation Pond Covey” pencil signed “Daniel Lanier”. 19”x24.75”

$150-$200 NS

506. Pair of Sadler Burslem seated cats, black and gilt. 13”h. each

$1,000-$1,500 Sold for $650

507. Five crewelwork pillows and three crochet examples.

$150-$200 Sold for $25

508. French Provincial walnut tall case clock. Chips, cracks to case, chip & repair to porcelain face. 86.5”h.x13”w.x10”d.

$2,000-$2,500 Sold for $1,100

509. Oil portrait of a gentleman, early 19^th c., possibly by John Neagle of Philadelphia, by family tradition subject is of the Bockius Family. Relined, losses to frame. 29”x24”

$1,500-$2,000 Sold for $1,200

510. Gothic Revival mahogany side chair.

$400-$600 Sold for $350

511. Harding, George [American, 1882-1959] massive oil on canvas painting of a foxhunting scene dated 1930. 72”x54”

$3,000-$4,000 Sold for $5,500

512. Large group of vintage table linens.

$200-$300 Sold for $200

513. Impressionist oil on masonite painting signed “H. Brown 1920” Jordan Pond Path, Seal Harbor, Maine. 16”x11.75”

$150-$200 Sold for $375

514. Grouping of vintage photographs, Lewis, Dixon, Biddle families.

$200-$300 Sold for $325

515. Box vintage clothing- child’s ermine trimmed coat, hat & leggings, ermine trimmed black velvet evening cape, etc.

$200-$300 Sold for $750

516. Two Royal Copenhagen figures, a Staffordshire dog & a porcelain cat.

$200-$300 Sold for $300

517. Tiffany Studios bronze dog “Shando”, 3 cold painted dogs, silver plate dog knife rest & 4 other metal dogs.

$400-$600 Sold for $400

518. Decorated storage box, music box piano, J.E. Caldwell travel clock, cased eyeglasses, wooden clacker.

$150-$200 Sold for $125

519. Percussion pistol, Daisy cast iron miniature stove, traveling sewing box, etc.

$200-$300 Sold for $300

520. Three fringed silk shawls, 4 serviettes signed “J.M. Biddle 24”, box old lace pieces Phila. School of Art Needlework, etc.

$300-$400 Sold for $300

Addendum 520A. Hamilton, James [American, 1819-1878] oil on canvas seascape painting signed LL “James Hamilton”. Some inpainting, restorations, frame replaced. 16.25”x22”

$2,500-$3,500 Sold for $3,500

Addendum 520B. Shattuck, Aaron Draper [American, 1832-1928] oil on canvas landscape White Mountain scene signed LL “Aaron Drape Shattuck”. Relined, frame replaced. 12”x20”

$3,000-$4,000 Sold for $3,000

Addendum 520C. Griswold, Casimir Clayton [1834-1918] oil on canvas Hudson Valley scene, c.1880, signed LL “Casimir C. Griswold”.

$1,000-$1,500 Sold for $1,000

521. Sterling silver flatware Louis XV by Whiting, 25 pieces. 9 tablespoons 6.75”l., 1 serving spoon 8”l., 6 teaspoons 5.25”, 8 luncheon forks 7”l., 1 condiment spoon 5.75”. Monogrammed, abrasions to spoons.

$150-$200 Sold for $225

522. Jacobean oak court cupboard, 17^th c. Scratches, dents, cracks, losses, legs spliced. 58”h.x51”w.x25”d.

$2,000-$2,500 Sold for $1,300

523. Pair of pressed glass spherical candy jars.

$100-$150 Sold for $100

524. Dresden dish, porcelain cat & boot vase, dog ashtray.

$75-$100 Sold for $25

525. Oil on masonite painting signed “H. Brown” 8.5”x11.5” and a small pastel 8.75”x11.75”.

$100-$150 Sold for $225

526. Pine trestle foot table, Continental 18^th/19^th c. 33’h.x81.5”l.x32.5”d.

$1,500-$2,000 NS

527. Poplar two-part open top hutch, c.1800. 55”w.x84”h.

$2,000-$2,500 Sold for $527

528. Carved Buddha, 18^th/19^thc. Hand loose. 36.5”h.x32”w.x19”d.

$1,500-$2,000 Sold for $1,700

529. Box of crochet and tatting work.

$250-$350 Sold for $125

530. Mahogany cased quarter-hour chime clock, early 20^th c. Not running, does chime, no key. 21”h.x11.75”w.x8.25”d.

$200-$300 Sold for $325

531. Grouping of 19^th/20^th c. keys.

$150-$200 Sold for $175

532. Eleven small Staffordshire animals and figures, largest 3.5”h., late 19^th c.

$300-$400 Sold for $325

533. Group of six oil paintings, some of Cape May, NJ.

$300-$400 Sold for $450

534. Grouping of old postcards, many vintage c. 1930.

$150-$200 Sold for $100

535. Map of Berlin, Germany, early 19^th c., “Plan De Berlin” by Simon Schropp. Foxing, creases. 18”x22”

$200-$300 Sold for $125

536. Map “Troianum Regnum” by N. Sanson.

$150-$200 Sold for $25

537. Large sampler with religious verse, houses, vines by family tradition wrought by Jane Davis, Portsmouth, NH. Holes, foxing, reframed. 33”x32”

$1,000-$1,500 Sold for $4,250

538. English Regency mahogany console cabinet. 43”h.x64.75”w.x11”d.

$1,500-$2,000 Sold for $600

539. Hepplewhite walnut card table, c.1790, with a rectangular top and single drawer (repaired). 28.5”h.x35.5”w.x19.5”d.

$1,000-$1,500 Sold for $800

540. Penna. pine blanket chest, c.1820. 28”h.x46”w.x21”d.

$1,000-$1,500 Sold for $350

541. Sheraton walnut one-drawer stand. 29”h.x18”w.x18.25”d.

$150-$200 Sold for $150

542. Group of photos and ephemera from the Lewis family.

$100-$200 Sold for $250

543. New England maple four-drawer chest, c.1780. Refinished, replaced handles, chips & scratches. 37”h.x30”w.x18.75”d.

$600-$900 Sold for $500

544. Grouping- alarm clock, boxes, proof set, etc.

$100-$200 Sold for $125

545. English blue transfer assembled china service.

$200-$300 Sold for $100

546. Box vintage scrap books and ephemera from the Pratt, Lewis and Biddle families.

$200-$300 Sold for $125

547. Children’s books- Slovenly Peter, Tin Tin Tales, Queerie with Queers, Tin Tans at Play, Pleasant Surprises.

$100-$200 Sold for $275

548. Dog & cat cast iron penny bank, brass candlestick, assorted animals.

$100-$200 Sold for $100

549. Three books-Foreign Finches in Captivity, Familiar Birds and What the Poets…, Book of Wild Flowers.

$200-$300 Sold for $300

550. Group of Britains foxhunters, cold painted dog, etc.

$100-$200 Sold for $400

551. Grouping of photographs, prints, etc.

$100-$200 Sold for $125

552. Print “New Pictorial Phrenology Chart” by Frederick Bly. 8.75”x7”

$250-$300 Sold for $175

553. Large group of vintage table linens.

$200-$300 Sold for $425

554. Grouping- brush box, alarm clock, lighters, etc.

$150-$200 Sold for $125

555. Currier & Ives lithograph “The Life of a Sportsman Going Out”. Stains. 11.75”x15.5”

$400-$600 Sold for $425

556. Gouache of a clipper ship “Black Ball Liner- Isaac Webb 1850” signed “G.F. Cambell ‘64”. 20.5”x26.5”

$1,500-$2,000 NS

557. Gould & Richter lithograph “Andigena Cucullatus”. 21.5”x14.25”

$800-$1,200 NS

558. William & Mary oak gate-leg table, 17^th c. English. Cracks, chips, drawer runner prob. replaced, feet are original. 28”h.x57’l.x19.75”d.

$2,000-$2,500 Sold for $1,800

559. Box lot sailing books, Time-Life books, etc.

$200-$300 Sold for $50

560. Hepplewhite mahogany demilune gaming table, c.1790. Cracks, repairs, stains. 28.5”h.x36”w.x18”d.

$750-$1,000 Sold for $700

561. Jersey blob-glass turtle, a porcelain powder jar and a glass chicken.

$50-$75 Sold for $550

562. English oak tri-fold pub table, 20^th c. 22”h.

$300-$400 Sold for $125

563. English oak gate-leg “tuck-a-way” table, 17^th c., with shoe feet. 27.75”h.x27”l.x9.75”d. w/leaves down.

$1,000-$1,500 NS

564. Black folio of prints and drawings.

$150-$200 Sold for $25

565. Chippendale style tiger maple mirror. 28.75”h.x16”w.

$300-$500 Sold for $275

566. Hepplewhite one-drawer drop-leaf table, c.1800. Brasses replaced, additional bracing screws underneath. 28.5”h.x38”l.x19.5”d., leaves 13.25”

$300-$400 Sold for $175

567. Set of six French carved oak chairs, 2 arm & 4 side. Damages to rush seats. 42”h., seat 18”h.

$500-$800 Sold for $250

568. Large black folio of prints and drawings.

$200-$300 Sold for $150

569. Federal cherry spider leg candlestand, early 19^th c. Crack to shaft, check to top. 30”h., top 17”x17.5”

$200-$300 Sold for $250

570. Grouping- 2 silver 1924 dollars, Nixon watch, misc. jewelry.

$200-$300 Sold for $150

571. Chippendale style walnut lowboy. 30.5”h.x36”w.x20”d.

$1,000-$1,500 Sold for $550

572. Walnut blanket chest, c.1830. Top scratched. 23”h.x42”w.x18”d.

$200-$300 Sold for $425

573. Twenty-four sterling silver luncheon forks 7”l., “Kings” by Dominic & Haff, various monograms.

$300-$500 Sold for $350

574. Pennsylvania tall case clock, c.1780, Reading, PA, old mellow pine surface, 30-hour works, attrib. to Daniel Rose. 91”h.

$4,000-$6,000 NS

575. Jacobean style oak writing desk, late 19^th c. Scratches. 30”h.x51”w.x28”d.

$1,000-$1,500 Sold for $200

576. Chippendale style mahogany slant-front desk, late 19^th c. 41.5”h.x38”w.x20.5”d.

$1,000-$1,500 Sold for $600

577. Two U.S. Postal Appointments, 1 signed by Pres. Grover Cleveland, 1 signed by Pres. Benjamin Harrison.

$200-$300 Sold for $475

578. English mahogany butler’s tray table, mid 20^th c. 18.75”h.x38.75”l.x 29.5” w.,open

$400-$600 Sold for $175

579. English mahogany two-tier dumbwaiter, 20^th c. Stain to top, top loose. 32”h.x lower 24”diam., upper 19.5”diam

$150-$200 Sold for $100

580. Southern style walnut lowboy. Crack, stretcher damage. 28.75”h.x29”w.x19”d.

$1,000-$1,500 Sold for $1,200

581. Federal mahogany drop-leaf table. 28.25”h.x41”w.x18”d., leaf 17.75”

$100-$200 Sold for $200

582. N. Currier lithograph “George M. Dallas”. Stains, foxing, tideline. 13.75”x9.5”

$100-$150 Sold for $75

583. Two Chippendale style ribbon-back armchairs. Chairs ended out.

$150-$200 Sold for $275

584. Brass-bound rosewood lap desk, mid 19^th c. 7”h.x20”w.x10”d.

$200-$300 Sold for $250

585. New England style pine harvest table. 28.5”h.x72”l.x24.5”d.

$400-$600 Sold for $950

586. English oak mule chest, 18^th c. Restorations. 23”h.x42.5”w.x15.75”d.

$200-$300 Sold for $100

587. Lancaster Co. comb-back Windsor armchair, c.1770. Paint of a later date. 38”h.x26.5”w., seat 15”h.

$3,000-$4,000 NS

588. Mahogany carved swan console table with red jasper top, early 20^th c. Top replaced. 35.5”h., top 36”x20”

$900-$1,200 Sold for $850

589. George Washington mahogany desk by Smith & Watson, New York. OA 37”h.x 72”w.x35”d., writing 31.5”h.

$2,500-$3,500 Sold for $1,500

590. Pair of Federal brass andirons, c.1800. Center posts replaced. 20”h.x16.75”d.

$300-$500 Sold for $375

591. Pair of labeled Wallace Nutting bow-back Windsor side chairs #305. One with damage to bow. 39.75”h.x18”w., seat 18”h. ea.

$1,500-$2,500 Sold for $900

592. Set of eight half spindle-back chairs, c.1840. Repainted.

$300-$400 Sold for $250

593. Sheraton mahogany bow-front chest of drawers, c.1830. Losses & cracks to veneer. 41”h.x49.5”w.x22.25”d.

$400-$600 Sold for $450

594. Pair of Chippendale style Seybold & Cleland upholstered wing chairs.

$300-$400 Sold for $950

595. Chippendale style rosewood mirror, 20^th c. 31.75”h.x17.25”w.

$200-$300 Sold for $100

596. Set of five Hitchcock style side chairs, late 19^th c. Some wear to paint, new rush seats, probably repainted. 34.5”h.x17”w., seat 18”h.

$300-$500 Sold for $275

597. German hand-carved chandelier, 19^th c., with polychrome decoration. Original paint, chips, cracks. 21”h.x20”w.

$500-$700 NS

598. Sheraton style mirror. Some losses to gilt. 20”h.x13.5”w.

$150-$200 Sold for $125

599. Two wicker armchairs, rocker and table.

$300-$400 Sold for $75

600. Sheraton style oak desk with leather top, early 20^th c. Scratches, wear to top. 28.5”h.x51”w.x27.5”d.

$500-$750 Sold for $125

601. Redware bird whistle, redware 19^th c. slip cup, Turk’s Head mold and cup.

$400-$600 Sold for $50

602. Chinese two-door cabinet, 19^th c., reddish surface. Scratches. 23”h.x36”w.x23.5”d.

$200-$300 Sold for $100

603. English lead garden pig (sow), 20^th c. Some squirrel damage. 11”h.x25”l.

$150-$200 Sold for $650

604. Queen Anne style maple desk, late 19^th c. 31.5”h.x54.5”w.x25”d.

$600-$900 Sold for $325

605. Inlaid yew wood corner cabinet. 71”h.x36”w.x approx. 16”d.

$600-$900 Sold for $650

606. Cut metal weathervane, man and alligator. 57”l.x21”h.

$500-$700 Sold for $2,000

607. Sheraton mahogany bow-front chest of drawers, c.1820. Chips, scratches,cracks, brasses replced. 42.75”h.x 44”w.22”d.

$600-$900 Sold for $900

608. Sheraton mahogany veneered chest of drawers, c.1830. Hole to backboard, burn marks, chips, cracks. 46.25”h.x39.5”w.x20.25”d.

$600-$900 Sold for $375

609. Tin oil lamp with shade, 19^th c. 11”h.

$100-$200 Sold for $25

610. Blue painted bucket bench, late 19^th c. Paint of a later date. 41”h.x24”w.x11.5”d.

$300-$400 Sold for $50

611. Japanese blue tissue silk kimono, 19^th/20^th c.

$300-$400 Sold for $125

612. Early Empire cherry and mahogany chest of drawers. Repairs, patches. 45”h.x39”w.x21.75”d.

$200-$300 Sold for $650

613. Two walking sticks, one w/gold colored band 34”l., the other w/ivory band 38”l.

$100-$200 Sold for $75

614. Georgian silver helmet form creamer. 6.5”h.

$200-$300 Sold for $100

615. Chippendale mahogany side chair.

$100-$125 Sold for $50

616. Concrete garden bench, early 20^th c. Damages. 19”h.x54”w.x16.25”d.

$200-$300 Sold for $450

617. Metal bound travel trunk, 18^th/19^th c. As found. 14.5”h.x25.5”w.x15.5”d.

$150-$200 Sold for $50

618. English mahogany vanity signed “E. Goodall & Co., Manchester”, late 19^th c. 31.25h. (writing height)x 51”w.x24”d., mirror 30.25”h.x22.14”w.

$750-$1,000 Sold for $175

619. Pine framed brass casting of a gentleman, 19^th c. 6.25”x5.75”

$50-$75 Sold for $100

620. Three redware plates with yellow slip decoration.

$200-$300 Sold for $200

621. Iron stove door “Frank B. Bentz, Brunnerville Foundry, Lanc. Co. PA”. 12.5”x16.5”

$50-75 Sold for $50

622. Round wallpapered box, 19^th c. Faded, tears. 6.25”h.x8.25”diam.

$150-$200 Sold for $25

623. Cast iron boudoir lamp with blue glass shade. OA 14”h., shade 5”h.x7”diam.

$100-$200 Sold for $50

624. Oak display cabinet, early 20^th c. Shelves replaced. 60.5”h.x28.5”w.x11”d.

$150-$200 Sold for $50

625. Grouping- mahogany cased metronome, slide rule, Robert Hogg, Jr. wood plate, etc.

$100-$200 Sold for $225

626. Two tin chamber sticks 5.5” & 6.5”h. and a hog scraper 7”.

$100-$200 Sold for $50

627. Penna. Sheraton walnut chest of drawers, c.1815. Losses to finish, brasses replaced. 36”h.x37”w.x19.25”d.

$1,000-$1,500 Sold for $400

628. Oil on canvas painting of a seascape, 19^th c., “Tramore Bay, Waterford Co. Ireland”. Losses, chips to frame which is old, but prob. replaced. 18”x25”

$300-$500 Sold for $350

629. Wrought iron standing floor Betty lamp, 18^th/19^th c.

$400-$600 Sold for $475

630. Pair of Tole decorated table lamps, early 20^th c.

$300-$400 Sold for $450

631. Embroidered silk oriental jacket, 19^th/20^th c.

$200-$300 Sold for $25

632. Seventeen sterling silver dinner forks, “Kings” by Dominic & Haff, various monograms, 3 w/worn tines. 7.5”l.

$300-$500 Sold for $325

633. Fifteen sterling silver tablespoons “Kings” pattern, 10 monogrammed “B”, 5 “AL”. 7”l.

$300-$500 Sold for $275

634. Set of eight sterling silver serving spoons, “Kings” J.E. Caldwell, monogrammed “B”. 8.25”l.

$300-$500 Sold for $375

635. Oil on canvas portrait of Edith Phelps, label verso “W.M. Chase”. 40”x30”

$2,000-$3,000 Sold for $325

636. Chippendale mahogany drop-leaf table, c.1770. 28.25”h.x42.5”l.x17.5”w., each leaf 16.5”

$5,000-$7,000 NS

637. Penna. Chippendale walnut chest of drawers, c.1780. 33.5”h.x39”w.x19.75”d.

$1,500-$2,000 Sold for $1,200

638. Twenty-eight sterling silver tablespoons, “Kings” various makers & monograms.

$300-$500 Sold for $275

639. Set of six rid-back Windsor side chairs, c.1815. 33”h., seat 17”h.

$1,500-$2,000 Sold for $2,250

640. Oil on canvas portrait, c.1840, by family tradition, a Baltimore lawyer. Relined, new stretcher. 36”x28”

$1,000-$1,500 NS

641. Tramp Art carved picture frame. 27.25”x20.5”

$100-4150 Sold for $225

642. One-gallon stoneware jar 9.75”h.6.5”diam. and a small stoneware jar, chip to rim 6.75”h.x3.5”diam.

$100-$200 Sold for $75

643. Sheraton walnut drop-leaf table, c.1830. Split in top, scratches, dents. 28”h.x 29.5”l.x20.5”d., leaf 18”

$100-$150 Sold for $175

644. Hepplewhite inlaid cherry tall case clock, c.1790, signed “Henry Hahn, Reading, PA”, 8-day works and moon dial. 97.5”h.

$8,000-$10,000 NS

645. Oil on canvas portrait of a child and dog, mid 18^th c. 52”h.x33”w.

$1,000-$1,500 Sold for $5,500

646. Penna. bamboo turned Windsor bench, c.1820. 36.5”h.x88.5”w.x17.5”d., seat 18”h.

$1,000-$1,500 Sold for $500

647. Brass apple butter kettle, 19^th c. Pits, losses to rim, repaired/replaced copper bottom. 13”h.x18”diam.

$100-$200 Sold for $50

648. Small walnut wall shelf. Nail pop underneath. 17.5”h.x13”w.x6”d.

$75-$100 Sold for $25

649. Grouping- 2 Delft plates, Chinese porcelain dish, 2 blue transfer dishes & a sugar bowl.

$100-$200 Sold for $50

650. Middle Eastern inlaid pedestal. 20”h.x11.25”diam.

$75-$100 Sold for $100

651. Punched tin lantern 14.25”h. and a small tin heart sieve 4.25”h..

$75-$100 Sold for $225

652. New England pine mule chest, 18^th c. Replaced hinges. 22”h.x49.5”w.x17”d.

$200-$300 Sold for $50

653. Paint decorated iron sewing bird 5”h., miniature tin dipper 5.5”l. & an anvil 1.75”h.x4”l.

$75-$100 Sold for $25

654. Grouping- daguerreotypes, Katherine Biddle 1890 sketchbook, Biddle Family genealogy book, etc.

$200-$300 Sold for $250

655. Silk needlework mourning scene dated Jan. 1793. Glass cracked, faded, minor losses. 10”x11”

$400-$600 Sold for $375

656. Sheraton cherry sofa, early 19^th c. 34”h.x75.5”l.x26’d.

$300-$400 Sold for $200

657. Pair of Federal Philadelphia shield-back side chairs, c.1790.

$800-$1,200 Sold for $900

658. Philadelphia Sheraton figured mahogany gaming table, c.1800. Some losses to veneer. 29.5”h.x36’w.x17.75”d.

$2,000-$3,000 Sold for $2,000

659. Oil on canvas portrait of a seated gentleman, early 19^th c., attrib. to Jacob Eichholtz. Relined. 28”x23.25”

$1,000-$1,500 Sold for $2,750

660. Chippendale style camelback sofa. 33”h.x87”l.x32”d.

$400-$600 Sold for $650

661. Misc. grouping- pocket watches, etc.

$200-$300 Sold for $225

662. Owen, Robert Emmett [American 1878-1957] oil on artist board impressionist painting of an autumn scene signed “R. Emmett Owen”. 11.5”x16”

$3,000-$5,000 Sold for $2,750

663. Carved and decorated Baltimore Oriole. Probably repainted. 8”l.

$50-$75 Sold for $150

664. Pennsylvania German bird, 19^th c., with polychrome decoration 5.75”l. and a papier-mâché trout 10”l.

$150-$200 Sold for $75

665. Two-gallon stoneware crock with blue decoration. Hairline and chips to rim. 9”h.x10”diam.

$150-$200 Sold for $150

666. One-gallon stoneware jar. 9”h.x5”diam.

$100-$125 Sold for $125

667. Oil on canvas painting titled “Isle of Capri in the Bay of Naples”, early 19^th c. Needs to be cleaned, some paint loss, poss. the original frame. 16”x20”

$300-$400 Sold for $400

668. Lancaster Co. wool sampler wrought by “Fanny Nissly 1847”. 9”x8.25”

$200-$300 Sold for $250

669. Silk on linen sampler wrought by “Hannah Ann Knauer” of the Knauertown, PA family. 17”x11.5”

$400-$600 Sold for $400

670. Chinese table with three drawers and lower slatted shelf, 19^th c. 33.5”h.x46’w.x24’d.

$400-$600 Sold for $200

671. Pink silk Chinese robe, 19^th c.

$500-$700 Sold for $50

672. Two signed Paris corner baker’s racks. Shelves need some adjusting. 93”h.x26”w.

$600-$900 Sold for $325

673. Red paint decorated mirror, 19^th c. 24.25”x18