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1. Colorful contemporary Pakistan carpet with children riding ponies. 6’x4’
$150-$200
Sold for $125
2. Bokhara oriental carpet with overall geometric patterns. 6’5”x5’
$100-$200
Sold for $125
3. Sarouk oriental hall runner with floral patterns and red field. 2’6”x9’9”
$150-$200
Sold for $125
4. Colorful Persian oriental mat with center medallion and red field. 4’4”x5’9”
$300-$500
Sold for $600
5. Oriental mat with rust field and two geometric medallions. 4’5”x2’11”
$100-$200
Sold for $25
6. Kazak oriental carpet with two geometric medallions and red field. 6’1”x3’6”
$200-$300
Sold for $150
7. Oriental prayer mat with floral rosettes and red field 4’9”x3’1”
$150-$250
Sold for $400
8. Colorful Kazak oriental hall carpet with geometric patterns. 3’10”x6’1”
$1,000-$1,500
Sold for $1,000
9. Group of sixteen 19th c. tin type and daguerreotype photographs, largest approx. 4.5”x3.75”
$150-$200
Sold for $200
10. Three small oil landscape paintings, largest titled “Spring” by Olive Johnson 7”x10.25”, another signed “R. Bull” and smallest signed “E.D. Lofton(?)”.
$100-$150
Sold for $550
11. Leather cased apothecary, late 19th c., with eleven bottles, most are labeled. 5.5”h.x9”w.x6.5”d.
$100-$200
Sold for $200
12. Silk on linen sampler,19thc., “Polonia” and deer. 11”x16.5”
$25-$75
Sold for $75
13. Nine 20th c. glass paperweights in a basket, largest 4”dia.
$50-$100
Sold for $50
14. Pair of lead crystal vases. 5.5”h.x4.25”w.
$50-$100
Sold for $25
15. Gouache of a winter snow scene at twilight with two figures walking down a snow covered path, signed l.l. “Thomson 1906”. 15.5”x19”
$100-$150
Sold for $125
16. Continental brass trinket box, early 20th c., with relief figures. 4.25”h.x6”w.
$100-$150
Sold for $75
17. Steiff turtle, c.1950, medium size, no button or tag. 7.5”l.
$50-$100
Sold for $25
18. Two carved wood 19th c. architectural pieces- bracket 28”x20” and an orb 11”h.x11”dia.
$50-$100
Sold for $50
19. Steiff elephant, c.1952, with button and stock tag. 9.5”h.x7”l.
$75-$125
Sold for $125
20. Steiff kangaroo, c.1950, no tag, button or joey. 10.5”h.x8.5”l.
$50-$100
Sold for $25
21. Steiff llama, c.1950, no tag or button. 10”h.x9”l.
$50-$100
Sold for $25
22. Steiff goldfish, c.1960, with button. 11”l.
$50-$100
Sold for $25
23. Steiff lion, c.1950, with “Leo” tag. 4.5”h.
$25-$75
Sold for $25
24. Steiff teddy bear, c.1950, with button and growler. 20”h.
$150-$200
Sold for $100
25. Pair of brass ball-top andirons, c.1790. 13.5”h.x8.5”w.x14.25”d.
$100-$150
Sold for $75
26. Cased set of six Paragon bone china teacups and saucers. Cups- 2.125”h., saucers 4.375”dia.
$150-$200
Sold for $200
27. Three Confederate States of America currency- $1.00 Richmond 1863, $2.00 Richmond 1863, $5.00 Richmond 1864 (all 7”x3”) and a 5¢ fractional currency.
$100-$150
Sold for $75
28. Asian blue and white porcelain vase with raised relief floral and bird decoration. 9”h.
$100-$150
Sold for $25
29. Set of five Meissen porcelain cups 2”h. & saucers 5”dia. with floral and bird decoration on red reserves, a chocolate cup 3.5”h. and a German porcelain compote 8.25”dia.
$150-$200
Sold for $375
30. Group of sterling silver tableware incl. a Gorham teapot 9.5”h. and two weighted low sticks. 25 troy oz. w/out weighted pieces
$200-$300
Sold for $475
31. Oil on canvas painting of a four-in-hand coach “Post Coach- London” attributed to John Cordrey [United Kingdom, 1792-1825] and mounted in gilt frame. 16”x26”
$1,500-$2,500
Sold for $750
32. English oak spice chest, c.1800, with a paneled door opening to an interior with nine small drawers, one long drawer and an open center compartment. 25.5”h.x19.5”w.x9.75”d.
$800-$1,000
Sold for $700
33. Reed & Barton “Burgundy” pattern sterling silver flatware service TI: 8 dinner forks, 9 salad forks, 11 tablespoons, 8 teaspoons, 6 butter knives, 1 soup spoon, 2 serving spoons, 13 knives w/stainless blades and 3 misc. sterling silver pieces. 60 troy oz. w/out knives
$1,500-$2,000
Sold for $1,100
34. Chippendale mahogany mirror, c.1780, with a carved crest and shaped ears. 24”h.x12.75”w.
$200-$300
Sold for $75
35. Simon, Grant Miles [American/Pennsylvania, 1887-1967] lithograph of American Revolutionary War soldiers titled “Mt. Misery, Valley Forge 1777-78”, pencil signed “Grant Simon, 1963 #21 ED 75”. 10”x12.5”
$100-$200
Sold for $15
36. Young, Charles Morris [American/Pennsylvania, 1869-1964] framed and matted etching titled “Meet at White Horse Tavern”, 1934, signed l.r. “C.M. Young”. 14.5”x16.5”
$200-$400
Sold for $600
37. Mahogany framed mirror with gilt trim insert. 18”h.x15.5”w.
$25-$75
Sold for $25
38. Faulkner, Charles [United Kingdom, fl. 1874-1891] set of four oil on canvas paintings of foxhunting scenes titled “Full Cry”, “View Halloo”, “The Meet”, and “The Death”, each signed l.r. “C.E. Faulkner” and mounted in gilt frames. 5” x 12½”
$1,500-$2,000
Sold for $3,000
39. Pencil signed Andrew Wyeth print of a Pennsylvania farm, framed and matted. 18.5”x28”
$200-$300
Sold for $300
40. Maple doll crib, c.1890, with original paint decoration and bedding. 12”h.x7.5”w.x16”l.
$25-$75
Sold for $25
41. Three Staffordshire figural groups- pair of bird hunters 16”h. and a spill vase 8.5”h.
$150-$200
Sold for $75
42. Limited edition print, Radnor Hunt Club, Radnor Three-Day Event, #4/65, signed “Sponenberg” and with embossed angel stamp. 14.5”x19”
$25-$75
Sold for $100
43. Large reproduction brass and copper “Post” ship’s lantern, C.P. Grimley & Sons, Ltd., 1943, Birmingham. 29”h.x15”w.x14”d.
$100-$200
Sold for $150
44. Group of U.S. coins TI: 1929 quarter, 2 1907 dimes, 2 1939 buffalo nickels, 1899-1905 Indian head pennies, 2 Silver jubilee coins, etc.
$100-$200
Sold for $50
45. Two jackets of stamps, several full sheets – Apollo Soyuz 1975, Mariner 10, 200 Years Postal Service, etc.
$150-$200
Sold for $100
46. Delaware valley maple four-slat side chair with ball & ring turned stretcher. 41.5”h.x18.25”w.x14.5”d., seat 17”h.
$200-$300
Sold for $100
47. Copper apple butter kettle, 19th c., with wrought iron swing handle. 17.5”h.x25”dia.
$200-$300
Sold for $175
48. Sterling silver trophy by Shreve Crump & Low Co., inscribed “Presented to Governor Henry B. Cleaves by His Staff 1898-1896” and with a list of military officers Connor, Choate, Shaw, Thayer, Fogler, Farrington, Prescott, Stetson, Whitmarsh, Lombard, Rollins and further engraved “Dirico Main”. 8.75”h., 7 pints, 34 troy oz.
$1,000-$1,500
Sold for $1,200
49. Framed and matted limited edition Keith Ferris print “Little Willie Coming Home”, #198/1000. 15.5”x35.5”
$200-$300
Sold for $25
50. Round diamond pendant in an 18k gold bezel setting and with an 18k gold rope chain. Approx. 0.50 carats, chain 16”l.
$700-$900
Sold for $500
51. Philadelphia Chippendale mahogany mirror, c.1770, with a carved scrolled crest, gilded molded edges and original mirror glass. Provenance: H.C. Chalfont Antiques. 22.5”h.x13.5”w.
$200-$300
Sold for $273
52. Clair, Charles H. [French, 1860-1930] oil on canvas interior barn scene with sheep and chickens titled “Morning”, signed l.r. “C.H. Clair” and mounted in an ornate gilt frame. Provenance: Dixon-Hall Fine Art. 25”x35.75”
$1,500-$2,000
Sold for $1,800
53. Oil on board painting of a seated boy feeding three white rabbits, late 19th c., and mounted in a Black Forest carved frame. Provenance: Dixon-Hall Fine Art. 9.25”x6.75”
$200-$300
Sold for $300
54. English Staffordshire well & tree meat platter, 19th c., with blue transfer decoration. 2.5”h.x21”l.x16.75”w.
$300-$500
Sold for $175
55. Framed and matted collotype print of flowers titled “September Bloom” and pencil signed “Henriette Wyeth”, #262/490. 21”x23.5”
$150-$200
Sold for $250
56. Set of twelve Royal Cauldon sepia transfer decorated foxhunting plates with titles “The Meet”, “Full Cry”, etc. 10.75”dia.
$150-$200
Sold for $150
57. Plaster terracotta style statue of the Virgin Mary and Child, with Him holding a bird. 27.5”h.x8”w.x5.25”d.
$100-$200
Sold for $50
58. Mahogany ship’s wheel and chrome cased wall clock, the face signed “M. Low, New York”. 4”d.x20”dia.
$100-$150
Sold for $50
59. Inlaid game board decorated with stars, diamonds, hearts, spades, clubs, etc. 25.5”x25.5”
$100-$200
Sold for $25
60. Jones, Samuel John Egbert [United Kingdom, 1797-1861] oil on canvas equine painting of a saddled hunter in a stall with a dog, signed middle right “S. J. E. Jones 1828”. 24” x 29”
$2,000-$3,000
Sold for $3,250
61. Three-piece George IV silver tea service each with repoussé and chased floral motifs and hallmarked and two engraved with stag heads. Teapot 6.5”h.x11.5, 47 troy oz.
$1,000-$1,500
Sold for $800
62. Sterling silver inkstand, c.1920, marked J.E. Caldwell, a copy of the “Signers” inkstand by P. Syng, Jr., and with a swivel handle. 8”h.x10.125”l.x7.25”d., 29 troy oz.
$700-$900
Sold for $500
63. Pair of Continental silver casters with chased cherubs and dolphin finials, hallmarked, probably German. 7.75”h., 4 troy oz.
$200-$300
Sold for $125
64. Oil on canvas painting of a fall landscape with stream, signed l.r. “P. Ewett”. 23.5”x35.25”
$100-$200
Sold for $150
65. Serpentine wire and brass fire fender, 19th c. 7.25”h.x37.5”w.x14”d.
$100-$150
Sold for $75
66. Three German silver goblets with figural and dolphin-form stems, 19th c. As found. 6”h.x3.25”dia., aprox.10 troy oz.
$300-$400
Sold for $200
67. Oil on board landscape painting titled and signed verso “Albermarle County, VA (1929) Painted by Pope Allen, once the property of Richard Garlich, Jr. (1901-1979”. 9.75”x13.5”
$100-$200
Sold for $150
68. Pennsylvania bow-back Windsor side chair, c.1830. 37”h.x17”w.x15”d., seat 18”h.
$100-$200
Sold for $125
69. Two mint sheet files filled with approx. 88 full sheets- Wildlife Conservation, The Boston Tea Party, Mail in the Early Days, Lyndon B. Johnson, flags, Bicentennial stamps, etc.
$100-$200
Sold for $250
70. Group of misc. coins TI: 2 1974 Bicentennial First Day covers, 3 1975 Bicentennial First Day covers, 2 1974 Eisenhower U.S. proof dollars, 1964 & 1967 proof sets, sterling silver “Red Cloud”, Sesquicentennial etc.
$200-$300
Sold for $75
71. Large group of misc. stamps.
$200-$300
Sold for $125
72. Large group of equine decorated tableware TI: 18 pieces of Spode- cups & saucers (largest cup 2.5”h., saucer 5.5”dia.), breakfast set, two-piece salad serving set, etc. As found.
$100-$200
Sold for $100
73. Framed and matted watercolor painting of a little girl with a Siamese cat, signed l.r. “Ella P. Jacobs”. 8.5”x7”
$50-$100
Sold for $25
74. Young, Charles Morris [American/Pennsylvania, 1869-1964] framed and matted etching titled “Sugartown Cross Roads”, 1934, signed l.r. “C.M. Young”. 14.5”x16.5”
$200-$400
Sold for $650
75. Framed and matted print of Washington’s Headquarters at Valley Forge, signed “Bart Philip Sloan”. 17”x23.5”
$50-$100
Sold for $25
76. Set of Waterford crystal stemware, 41 pieces TI: 10 sherbets, 7 large goblets 7”h., 7 small wines, 6 cordials and 11 various medium wines.
$200-$300
Sold for $275
77. Bye, Ranulph (De Bayeaux) [American, 1916-2003] framed and matted watercolor painting of an 18th c. stone building, signed l.l. “Ranulph Bye”. 14”x16.5”
$200-$300
Sold for $300
78. Hepplewhite cherry one-drawer end table, c.1800, with a shaped top. 28.5”h., top 18”w.x18.5”d.
$200-$300
Sold for $300
79. Pennsylvania Windsor armchair, c.1800, with baluster turned arm supports and traces of old green paint. 35.5”h.x26”w.x16”d., seat 15.25”h.
$200-$300
Sold for $200
80. Brass and wire three-part fireplace screen decorated with hunter, grouse and bird dog. 20.5”h.x56”l.
$100-$200
Sold for $850
81. Oil on canvas painting of a woodcock with chicks signed l.l. “A.F. Tait 63” (in the manner of Tait). Provenance: Ex-collection of John E. DuPont. 14.5”x17”
$1,000-$1,500
Sold for $650
82. Square sterling silver teapot stand by Dominic & Haff, c.1900, with center engraved monogram. .75”h.x6”x6”, 6 troy oz.
$150-$200
Sold for $275
83. American walnut fireplace mantel, c.1860, with off-white paint decoration. 52.5”h.x59.5”w.x11.75”d., inside opening 36”h.x41.5”w.
$100-$150
Sold for $200
84. Limestone garden figure of a seated hound. 32”h.x12”w.x13.5”d.
$600-$800
Sold for $400
85. American silk on linen family record sampler, Perry Family, 1825, with house, birds and floral border. 20.5”x17.25”
$200-$300
Sold for $150
86. Seven brass pails each with iron swing handles, some by “American”. Largest 8.75”h.x13”dia., smallest 5”h.x8.25”dia.
$150-$200
Sold for $125
87. Hepplewhite style inlaid mahogany miniature chest of drawers. 21”h.x23”w.x11”d.
$150-$200
Sold for $175
88. Philadelphia Chippendale mahogany ribbon-back side chair, c.1780, with slip seat. 37.5”h.x21.5”w.x16”d., seat 18”h.
$100-$200
Sold for $75
89. Framed and matted French engraving of a king riding in a chariot, probably 19th c. 16”x21”
$200-$300
Sold for $100
90. Pair of inlaid mahogany knife boxes, 19th c. 15.5”h.x9”w.x11.5”d.
$300-$500
Sold for $1,600
91. Pennsylvania German cast iron fireback or stove plate, 18th c. 24”x25”
$300-$500
Sold for $100
92. Hepplewhite cherry one-drawer stand, c.1800, with a tray top and delicate square tapering legs. 28.5”h., top 18”x25”
$300-$400
Sold for $1,100
93. Pair of glass hurricane shades etched with stars and eagles, 20th c. 15.75”h.x7”dia.
$50-$100
Sold for $125
94. English silk on linen mourning sampler, c.1840, mounted in a reverse painted glass and gilt frame. 16.5”x22”
$200-$300
Sold for $125
95. Group of Phoenixville majolica in the Shell & Seaweed pattern- 2 pitchers (largest 6”h.), centerpiece bowl 8”dia., another bowl, 3 dishes and a cup.
$200-$300
Sold for $375
96. Brass and wire fire fender, c.1840, with animal paw feet. 10.5”h.x42.5”w.x10”d.
$100-$150
Sold for $25
97. Ten U.S. proof sets- 2 each 1974, 1975, 1976, 1978 & 1979 together with 20 American coin sets.
$200-$300
Sold for $50
98. Two 10k gold commemorative medals “America’s 200th Christmas”.
$200-$300
Sold for $75
99. Group of U.S. coins- 82 1979 Susan B. Anthony silver dollars, 10 Kennedy half-dollars- 1964, 1965, 5 1967, 2 1968, together w/misc. silver coins and 10 other Kennedy half dollars.
$100-$150
Sold for $125
100. Georgian mahogany slant lid desk, circa 1780, with pigeonholed and fitted interior with a center prospect drawer and all resting on straight bracket feet. 40”h.x36”w.
$800-$1,200
Sold for $350
101. Ross, James [American/Pennsylvania, 1871-1944] framed and matted watercolor painting of a barn scene signed l.r. “James Ross”. 8”x11.25”
$100-$200
Sold for $25
102. New England pine candlestand, 19th c., with an octagonal top and spider legs. 26”h., top 17.5”x17.5”
$150-$200
Sold for $75
103. Two framed and matted equine portraits titled “Chocolate Soldier” and “Todmaster”. 15”x11” each
$50-$100
Sold for $100
104. Hepplewhite inlaid mahogany Pembroke table, c.1790. 27.25”h.x18”w.x27”d., each leaf 8”
$200-$300
Sold for $125
105. Kratz, Mildred Sands [American, 20th c.] framed and matted watercolor of a winter barn scene signed l.r. “Mildred Sands Kratz”. 11.5”x15.5”
$100-$150
Sold for $150
106. Queen Anne mahogany candlestand, c.1790,with a dish top and snake feet. 28.25”h., top 20.75”dia.
$300-$400
Sold for $200
107. Limited edition Peter Sculthorpe print, Radnor Hunt Club, Radnor Three-Day Event, #171/750, pencil signed l.l. mat. 10”x13.75”
$100-$150
Sold for $175
108. Early pair of cast iron andirons with faceted brass finials and penny feet. 20”h.x12”w.x17”d.
$100-$200
Sold for $950
109. Baltimore mahogany drop-leaf breakfast table, c.1830, with reeded legs and brass paw feet and casters. 29.75”h.x45”l.x24”w., each leaf 15.75”w.
$300-$500
Sold for $600
110. Pennsylvania Queen Anne walnut candlestand, c.1780, with turned shaft and snake feet. 27”h., top 17”dia.
$300-$400
Sold for $150
111. Brown leather armchair. 33.5”h.x33”w.x33”d., seat 19”h.
$400-$600
Sold for $300
112. Pastel drawing of a cocker spaniel signed l.r. “Polly Page”. 18”x16.5”
$50-$100
Sold for $50
113. Country Hepplewhite style pint huntboard with three drawers. 34.75”h.x73”l.x20.5”d.
$300-$400
Sold for $325
114. Eldred Wheeler green painted pencil-post canopy bed. 81”h., rails 75”l.
$100-$150
Sold for $100
115. Silverplate oval tea service tray. 27.75”l.x17.5”w.
$50-$100
Sold for $100
116. Chippendale style oval mahogany tray 24”x19”, an oak saltbox 12”h.x7.75”w.x6.5”d. and a pair of Philadelphia bellows, c.1840, 18”l.
$50-$100
Sold for $225
117. Kratz, Mildred Sands [American, 20th c.] framed and matted watercolor of a pointed stone farmhouse, signed l.r. “Mildred Sands Kratz”. 21.5”x14.5”
$100-$200
Sold for $175
118. Framed and matted limited edition print of a winter barn scene signed l.r. “Eric Sloane”, 472/490. 16.5”x28”
$200-$300
Sold for $225
119. Philadelphia Sheraton mahogany washstand, c.1810, with single drawer on delicate turned legs. 36.5”h.x19.25”w.x18.5”d.
$100-$200
Sold for $175
120. Six pieces of English majolica- a deep dish 10”dia., 3 pie plates 8.25”dia., stag plate and cup, and 2 Gien French plates 9.5”dia.
$100-$200
Sold for $175
121. Dutch style brass woodbox, 20”x25”x18”, and a pair of Federal style brass andirons, 19”h.x17”l.
$50-$100
Sold for $50
122. Black painted metal faux bronze bust of a girl signed “1982 MMA” and mounted on a square wood base. As found. 13.5”h.x6”w.
$100-$150
Sold for $25
123. Framed Continental equine engraving titled “Im Galop Kechts”. 12”x7.5”
$150-$200
Sold for $175
124. Oil on canvas painting of a sunset landscape with lake and fir trees, probably the Northwest, unsigned and mounted in an ornate gilt frame. 14.25”x9.25”
$1,000-$1,500
Not Sold
125. Grain paint decorated blanket chest, 19th c. 23”h.x46”w.x24”d.
$150-$200
Sold for $25
126. Primitive pine bench, 19th c., with mortise and tenon construction. 19.5”h.x77”l.x14”d.
$100-$150
Sold for $250
127. Pair of porcelain reticulated baskets 4”h.x7.25”dia., and a pair of framed porcelain landscapes signed “Constant(?)”. As found. 8.25”x8.25”
$50-$100
Sold for $250
128. Five-piece Peruvian silver colored metal tea service marked Camusso, coffeepot 11”h.
$25-$75
Sold for $400
129. Green wicker settee 31”h.x73.5”l.x25”d., seat 15”h., and a matching chair.
$200-$300
Sold for $150
130. French beadwork pastoral scene, late 19th c., of sheep and shepherd, mounted in a figured wood frame. Provenance: Van Tassel Bauman Antiques and Fine Art. 8.5”x12.5”
$500-$700
Not Sold
131. Three Continental wire baskets, largest 10.25”h. x 11.5”dia.
$25-$75
Sold for $50
132. Victorian lead side garden chair and an oval top tray table.
$25-$75
Sold for $50
133. Sheraton cherry drop-leaf table, c.1830. 29.5”h.x20”w.x42”l.
$50-$100
Sold for $100
134. Chippendale style cherry chest of drawers by L.J.G. Stickley, Inc. 33”h.x38”w.x18”d.
$200-$300
Sold for $250
135. English silver two-handled urn and cover by Carrington, London for J.E. Caldwell, c.1920, inscribed “The Amateur Cup Presented to Rose Tree Fox Hunting Club…”. 11.75”h.x12”w., 44 troy oz.
$5,000-$6,000
Not Sold
136. Two Fortuny fabric covered window valances. 20.5”h.x55”l.x8”d.
$50-$100
Sold for $25
137. New England Chippendale style tiger maple chest made by Mark T. Emirzian, Wilbraham, Mass. 34.5”h.x59.5”w.x20”d.
$300-$500
Sold for $375
138. English Regency mahogany breakfast table, early 19th c., with a turned center shaft and down-swept legs ending in brass casters. As found. 29”h., top 48”x36”
$150-$200
Sold for $50
139. Framed and matted print of a pastel drawing of a sleeping fox pencil signed “Nora Howarth”, #424/500. 12.25”x14.25”
$100-$200
Sold for $125
140. Oil on board landscape painting of a panoramic view of Delchester Farm signed l.r. “Chalfont” (Richard Chalfont), frame by Carl Laughlin, provenance: Chalfont Antiques. 15”x26.25”
$750-$1,000
Sold for $900
141. Pair of Sheraton style mahogany plant stands with circular dish tops. 41.5”h.x10.5”dia.
$100-$200
Sold for $75
142. Philadelphia Sheraton style mahogany card table with a shaped top and reeded legs. 30”h.x35”w,x16.5”d.
$100-$200
Sold for $100
143. American Hepplewhite mahogany sideboard, c.1790, with a serpentine shaped top above a centered long drawer over two doors and flanked by two large drawers and square tapered legs. As found. 40.5”h.x74.75”w.x31”d.
$800-$1,200
Sold for $650
144. Lotton, Iwan Leroy [American, 1913-1973] oil on canvas sporting canine portrait of a Springer spaniel, signed l.l. “Lotton”. 16”x21”
$100-$200
Sold for $225
145. Queen Anne style mahogany lowboy with a molded top, scalloped skirt and cabriole legs. 33”h.x37”w.x19.5”d.
$200-$300
Sold for $125
146. Lotton, Iwan Leroy [American, 1913-1973] oil on canvas sporting canine portrait of two retrievers, signed l.l. “Lotton”. 17.75”x27.5”
$150-$200
Sold for $375
147. Mahogany bench with a slip seat, 18” h.x42”w.x14”d. and a Queen Anne style mahogany stool, 18”h.x23”w.x17”d.
$100-$150
Sold for $100
148. Bench-made cherry cabinet with a raised panel door and shelved interior. 68.5”h.x32.5”w.x14”d.
$150-$200
Sold for $200
149. American copper kettle, early 19th c., 10”h., and a copper bed warmer with turned maple handle 42”l.
$100-$200
Sold for $100
150. Pennsylvania pine dry sink, c.1860, with two raised panel doors. 37”h.x48”w.x19.75”d.
$300-$400
Sold for $100
151. Carved wood trade sign of a skeleton key, 20th c., with a green painted bracket. 56”l.x26.5”w.
$300-$400
Sold for $225
152. Framed and matted limited edition foxhunting print titled “Thanksgiving Day” signed “Dennis Mitchell”, #176/1200. 20”x33”
$50-$100
Sold for $15
153. Victorian cast iron urn signed “J.W> Fiske”. 17.5”h.x22”dia.
$500-$600
Not Sold
154. Framed and matted limited edition print titled “Ruffian”, with remarques and pencil signed “Richard Stone Reeves”, #337/500. 23”x25”
$200-$300
Sold for $350
155. Old sign painted sign “Anger” 6.5”h.x35.25”l. and a wooden cog 13.5”dia.
$25-$75
Sold for $50
156. Framed and matted foxhunting print titled “Caught on Top” and pencil signed “Michael Lyne”. 13”x19.5”
$100-$150
Sold for $125
157. Martha Washington style inlaid mahogany sewing table. As found. 30”h.x29”w.x15.5”d.
$100-$150
Sold for $125
158. Pine pond boat model with a metal keel, old linen sails resting on a wood stand. 61”h.x82”l., beam 10.5”
$400-$600
Sold for $375
159. Two Chippendale style mahogany side chairs with dragonfly upholstered seats. 43”h.x21”w.x18”d., seats 19”h.
$150-$200
Sold for $75
160. Large Imari punchbowl with Satsuma dragon interior motif. 6.5”h.x15.75”dia.
$150-$200
Sold for $600
161. Carved pine standing owl. 12”h.x7”w.
$50-$100
Sold for $125
162. English Regency style mahogany table with a round top. 28”h., top 32”dia.
$50-$100
Sold for $75
163. Assembled set of thirteen early English oak chairs, some with grotesque carved mask backs. 12 side chairs approx. 41”h.x19”w.x16”d., seats 18”h. and 1 armchair
$300-$400
Sold for $50
164. Paint decorated wood “bug-eye” boat model. 28”h.x38”l., beam 10”
$50-$100
Sold for $150
165. Pennsylvania walnut jelly cupboard, c.1850, with two drawers over two doors. 47”h.x36.5”w.x18”d.
$300-$400
Sold for $200
166. Queen Anne style mahogany huntboard by Virginia Galleries. 34”h.x77.5”l.x21.25”d.
$300-$500
Sold for $400
167. Two-piece oak open cupboard, 19th c., shelved upper section with a molded cornice, above a lower section with multiple drawers, two paneled doors and scalloped bases. 83”h.x64”w.x20”d.
$1,000-$1,500
Sold for $1,700
168. Country Hepplewhite style hand-planed cherry table with end leaves and a green painted base. 30”h.x84”l.x37.5”w.
$400-$500
Sold for $2,000
169. Metal, leather and wood horse collar, 19th c., converted to a mirror. 37”h.x17.5”w.
$200-$300
Sold for $250
170. Two-piece entertainment center with paint decorated village scenes, birds, etc. and grain paint decorated interior. 89”h.x46.5”w.x25”d.
$200-$300
Sold for $100
171. Group of five foxhunting prints, largest 10”x14”
$25-$75
Sold for $50
172. Louis XVI style ebonized desk, early 20th c., with a tooled leather top, single drawer, brass mounts and caryatid shaped knees. 30”h.x54.5”w.x28”d.
$800-$1,000
Sold for $800
173. French gilt console table with a marble top, carved center mask flanked by cornucopia and lower centered carved flowering urn all resting on cloven feet. 38”h.x43”w.x21.5”d.
$1,000-$1,500
Sold for $3,500
174. Large French gilt decorated mirror with extensive floral, scroll and leaf carvings and beveled mirror glass. 54”h.x32”w.
$800-$1,000
Sold for $800
175. Walnut desk, late 19th c., with baluster turned gallery, extensively carved front, brass pulls and leather top. 35”h.x51.5”w.x30.5”d.
$500-$700
Sold for $275
176. Six-piece silverplate tea service with an ornate tray. Kettle-on-stand 15”h., tray 29”x16.5”
$200-$300
Sold for $250
177. Pair of Victorian cast iron two-piece garden urns, probably by Mott. 25.5”h.x19”dia.
$300-$500
Sold for $350
178. Iron porch table with a decorated tile top. 24”h., top 17”x25”
$100-$200
Sold for $75
179. Small Victorian cast iron garden urn. 13”h.x18”dia.
$150-$200
Sold for $100
180. Wrought iron boot scrape, early 19th c., mounted in a polished stone block. 15”h.x14”x11.5”
$200-$300
Sold for $125
181. Poplar two-piece dry sink with an upper shelf over two doors above three drawers and two doors. 88”h.x48’w.x20”d.
$300-$500
Sold for $100
182. Pair of Philadelphia Chippendale style chairs with ball and claw feet. 40”h.x21”w.x16.5”d., seats 18.5”h.
$150-$200
Sold for $550
183. Pair of French prints “Le Nid D’Amour” and “A Lamour il FAut se Rendre”, matted and mounted in ornate gilt frames. 23”x15”
$100-$200
Sold for $75
184. Large tufted ottoman with brass tipped feet by Ralph Lauren. 14”h.x40.5”x40.5”
$200-$300
Sold for $225
185. Set of six French Provincial walnut side chairs, 18th c., each with block and ring turned front legs joined by stretcher bases. 41.5”h.x20.5”2.x17”d., seats 18”h.
$500-$700
Sold for $125
186. Victorian walnut podium with scroll carved legs. 31.5”h., top 23”x15”
$100-$150
Sold for $25
187. Chippendale style open armchair with Kittinger label. 39”h.x27”w.x25”d., seat 18”h.
$200-$300
Sold for $125
188. Vintage light blue leather Queen Anne style lounge chair with matching footstool. Chair- 36”h.x30”w.x35”d., seat 16”h.
$150-$200
Sold for $600
189. Empire mahogany work table with a drawer at each end, center pedestal and four legs ending in casters. 30.5”h.x 25”x19”
$100-$200
Sold for $50
190. Henkel Harris Hepplewhite style inlaid mahogany window bench with Floral Williamsburg fabric upholstery. 22”h.x47”l.x25”d.
$200-$300
Sold for $275
191. Large medieval helmet form lamp mounted on a square metal base. 37”h. to top of finial, base 9.5”x14.5”
$50-$100
Sold for $25
192. Silvered metal wall sconce, early 20th c., with a spread winged eagle and label “General Electric Co.”. 9”h.x12”w.x7”d.
$200-$300
Sold for $25
193. Carved marble bust of a young boy. 9”h.x7”w.x5.5”d.
$150-$200
Sold for $50
194. Wrought iron trade sign of an ornate key. 29”l.x11”w.
$300-$400
Sold for $150
195. Set of elk antlers. 42”l.
$50-$100
Sold for $75
196. Philadelphia Sheraton mahogany game table, c.1820, with a reeded edge top and turned legs. 29.75”h.x36”w.x17”d.
$300-$400
Sold for $450
197. Bronze trinket box, c.1920, 3.5”h.x8.5”w.x4.5”d., and a pair of brass wall brackets.
$150-$200
Sold for $25
198. Three folk art carved and painted family character dolls on stands, mother son and father 24”h.
$100-$150
Sold for $125
199. Two bronze winged serpent figures, c,1920, as found, 12”h.x5.5”w.x6”d., and two brass trays, largest 13.5”dia.
$50-$100
Sold for $125
200. Folk art cast iron tobacco cutter, 19th c., with a pixie thumbing his nose. 7.5”h.x13”l.x3”d.
$150-$200
Sold for $100
201. Two cranberry lead crystal decanters 10”h., a cranberry-cut-to-clear decanter 12.5”h., and a round vase 7”dia. All as found.
$100-$150
Sold for $75
202. Pair of brass andirons, c.1790, with spurred legs and ball feet. 12.5”h.x7.5”w.x14”d.
$100-$150
Sold for $50
203. Pair of Sevres porcelain and fire gilt urns, early 20th c., decorated with figures on cobalt blue reserves and with mask handles. 18”h.x7”w.
$700-$1,000
Sold for $1,200
204. Queen Anne mahogany flip-top able with single drawer and pad feet. 29”h.x27”w.x13”d.
$300-$400
Sold for $475
205. Colorful Imari punchbowl, 19th c. 5.125”h.x12.5”dia.
$200-$300
Sold for $350
206. Two French glass boxes with fire gilt trim and fittings, largest 5.5”h.x9”w.x5.5”d.
$200-$300
Sold for $1,300
207. Pennsylvania walnut chest-on-frame, 18th/19thc., with drake feet. As found. 50”h.x39.5”w.x19”d.
$400-$600
Sold for $225
208. Pair of brass eagles, each mounted on a square black marble base. 5.5”h.x8”w.x4”d.
$50-$100
Sold for $50
209. Sterling silver bowl 3.5”h. and a Sanborns, Mexico bowl marked both 925 and sterling 6.75”dia. 18 troy oz. total
$200-$300
Sold for $300
210. Large Swedish crystal vase signed “Strombergshyttan, B1064-C1360, Sweden” with etched and frosted figure of a woman in a long fur-trimmed coat and falling snowflakes. 11”h.x7.5”w.x3.5”d.
$100-$150
Sold for $25
211. Ornate brass inkstand, late 19th c., with grotesque mask pen holder. 2.5”h.x12”w.x8”d.
$50-$100
Sold for $50
212. Queen Anne style mahogany dressing table. 30”h.x40”w.x19”d.
$100-$200
Sold for $50
213. Swedish Crystal vase signed “Johansfors ONY”. 9.5”h.x8.5”dia.
$100-$150
Sold for $25
214. Twelve abalone shell dishes, some marked “Handmade in Philippines, Margal of California, Berkley, Calif.”, largest 6.5”dia.
$200-$300
Sold for $50
215. Watercolor painting of two hen pheasants, late 19th c., unsigned. 14.5”x20.5”
$200-$300
Sold for $150
216. Signed Lalique crystal figure of a woman and a swan. 4.5”h.
$50-$100
Sold for $75
217. Pair of Philadelphia bellows, 19th c., with original paint decoration. 19”x7.5”
$50-$100
Sold for $75
218. Five pieces of signed green English Wedgwood- bowl 5.25”h.x8.125”dia., vase 7.5”h. and four plates 6.75”dia.
$100-$200
Sold for $25
219. Georgian mahogany side server with a D-shaped top and square tapered legs. 31”h.x36.5”w.x20.75”d.
$200-$300
Sold for $50
220. Set of seven cut crystal signed Val St. Lamberts goblets. 8”h.x3.25”dia.
$150-$200
Sold for $175
221. Tiffany & Co. sterling silver with gold wash flatware “Audubon” pattern TI: 6 dinner forks, 8 dinner knives, 16 dessert knives and one cake knife
$2,000-$3,000
Sold for $2,500
222. Pair of signed “Rexxford” crystal candlesticks 8”h., a centerpiece bowl 10.5”l., and a Lalique style deep bowl 11.5”dia.
$100-$150
Sold for $25
223. Hepplewhite style mahogany D-shaped sideboard. 37.5”h.x70”l.x23”d.
$300-$400
Sold for $100
224. Group of six crystal decanters, one inscribed “Bourbon”, tallest 11.5”h.
$150-$200
Sold for $100
225. Pennsylvania Hepplewhite cherry slant-lid desk with fitted interior, fluted quarter columns and French feet. 43”h.x44”w.x21”d.
$800-$1,200
Sold for $400
226. Pair of Fisher weighted sterling silver Art Nouveau style candelabra. As found. 8”h.x10”dia.
$200-$300
Sold for $225
227. Jensen, George [American, 1878-1977] oil on board impressionist painting of a snow scene with stream, signed l.r. “G. Jensen”. 15.5”x21.5”
$1,000-$1,500
Sold for $1,200
228. Chinese porcelain urn decorated with birds, trees and flowers and with a wood cover and base. 19”h.x10”dia.
$150-$200
Sold for $175
229. Group of misc. sterling silver flatware and pair of weighted sterling candelabra, as found.
$200-$300
Sold for $275
230. Asian cinnabar table lamp. 22”h. oa.x9”dia.
$100-$200
Sold for $275
231. Sterling silver Revere type bowl 3”h. and two sterling silver dishes, largest 11”dia. 17 troy oz.
$300-$400
Sold for $300
232. French Empire style gilt and black obelisk form table lamp with glass shades. 17.5”h.x12”w.
$100-$150
Sold for $75
233. Philadelphia Chippendale cherry split drawer chest, c.1770, with fluted quarter columns, ogee feet and appears to be original brasses. 36.5”h.x37.5”w.x22”d.
$2,000-$2,500
Sold for $1,900
234. Alabaster covered jar, drilled for electricity. 13”h.x11”dia.
$25-$75
Sold for $175
235. International “Royal Danish” partial sterling silver flatware service TI: 4 luncheon forks, 5 salad forks, 1 seafood fork, 4 iced tea spoons, 1 teaspoon, 1 serving spoon, 1 berry spoon, 1 slice, 3 butter knives, 1 salad server with wooden fork insert, 18 assorted knives w/stainless blades. 38 troy oz w/out knives
$750-$950
Sold for $800
236. Four German/Austrian plates 10”dia., and a porcelain box signed “Paul” 4”h. As found.
$25-$75
Sold for $25
237. Two Louis Vuitton folio cases, one locked. Largest 17”x21”
$150-$200
Sold for $125
238. Rare leather cased antique double-barrel 12 gauge percussion shotgun by J. D. Dougall Gun & Rifle Manufacturer To H.R.H. The Prince of Wales, 59 St. James St., London, with original label with Royal Warrant “By Special Appointment to the Royal Highness, The Prince of Wales and the Duke of Edinburgh”, serial #1398, and with an engraved lock, 29-inch Damascus barrels and figured walnut stock. Case- 3.5”h.x33”l.x9.5”d.
$1,000-$1,500
Sold for $6,500
239. Group of misc. table linens TI tablecloths, some damask, napkins, runners, placemats, bedspread, etc. Some as found.
$100-$200
Sold for $50
240. Meissen porcelain chocolate service- pitcher 5”h., 6 cups & saucers, 6 plates
$200-$300
Sold for $150
241. Group of seven Asian small carved figures TI a Buddha 4.5”h., some hard stone, quartz, etc., a carved ivory elephant, etc.
$150-$250
Sold for $178
242. Four-piece silverplate tea service by Meriden Co. with Greek key motif. Coffeepot 12”h.
$100-$150
Sold for $100
243. Hepplewhite style inlaid mahogany sideboard by Charak Furniture Co., Boston, Mass. 37.5”h.x66.5”l.x24”d.
$200-$300
Sold for $175
244. Mother-of-pearl cordial set with tray signed “Mexico, large cloisonné vase 10.5”h. and an early cup & saucer (as found).
$100-$200
Sold for $25
245. Durgin (Div. of Gorham) sterling silver flatware service “Plain” pattern TI: 12 dinner forks, 12 dinner knives, 8 luncheon forks, 7 luncheon forks, 5 salad forks, 9 large spoons, 11 tablespoons, 7 soup spoons, 3 dessert spoons, 12 dinner forks, 7 luncheon forks, 2 misc spoons, 4 salt & pepper shakers, napkin ring. 126 troy oz. w/out knives
$2,000-$3,000
Sold for $2,200
246. Crystal and brass four-piece cigarette set, another crystal and 2 other brass table lighters, probably French, tallest 5.5”h.
$100-$150
Sold for $50
247. Duncan Phyfe style inlaid cherry and mahogany dining table with a double pedestal base and 4 extra leaves. 26”h.x44”w.x66.5”l., each leaf 9”
$200-$300
Sold for $25
248. Misc. group of sterling silver tableware TI salt & pepper shakers, wine labels, baby cup and several silverplate pieces.
$100-$200
Sold for $200
249. Imari bowl, 19th c., 4”h.x9.5”dia., and a small vase.
$100-$150
Sold for $25
250. Sterling silver centerpiece bowl inscribed “1933 R 1958” and signed “Hand Made by Sciarrotta Co., 104, for Bailey, Banks & Biddle”. 4.25”h.x9.5”dia., 23 troy oz.
$400-$600
Sold for $400
251. Ironstone covered vegetable dish 12”l., glass Tang type horse (as found), gold Imari soup tureen 9”h., and an amethyst glass bird.
$100-$200
Sold for $15
252. Two bronze commemorative medals- Benjamin Harrison’s Inauguration and Dr. Jonas Salk’s Award of Congress, each 3”dia.
$50-$100
Sold for $25
253. Unusual secrétaire abbatant, c.1850, with a cornice mounted clock with a porcelain dial, Arabic numerals, and the Fusee movement works signed “Antony Kluyt Leyden”. 85”h.x30”w.x18”d.
$600-$800
Sold for $450
254. Sterling silver five-pint water pitcher. 22 troy oz.
$300-$400
Sold for $450
255. Georgian mahogany chest of drawers with a molded top and chamfered fluted corners. 42”h.x21.5”d.x46.5”w.
$200-$300
Sold for $550
256. Georgian style mahogany pole screen with needlework shield. 55”h.
$100-$200
Sold for $50
257. Pennsylvania Hepplewhite walnut one-drawer stand, c.1800. 27.5”h., top 20”x15.5”
$100-$200
Sold for $50
258. Brass and wire serpentine fire fender, 19th c. 9.5”h.x39”w.x13”d., and a fireplace shovel, tongs and poker.
$150-$200
Sold for $125
259. Partial Johnson Brothers “Talley Ho” pattern china service TI: 8 each plates 10”dia., luncheon plates, bowls, 16 various saucers and 12 cups.
$200-$300
Sold for $450
260. Pennsylvania Sheraton walnut one-drawer stand, c.1820. 28.5”h., top 20”x18.5”
$100-$150
Sold for $75
261. Large glass and silverplate inkwell. 6.25”h.x3.5”w.
$50-$100
Sold for $125
262. Queen Anne mahogany tea table with a square top and brass casters. 29”h.x29.5”x25”
$200-$250
Sold for $225
263. Pine storage box. 19th c., on a stand of a later date. 28”h.x14.75”w.x8”d.
$50-$100
Sold for $75
264. Georgian mahogany Pembroke table with drop leaves and a single drawer. 27.75”h.x18.75”w.x24”d.
$300-$400
Sold for $75
265. Carved alabaster bust of a woman, late 19th c., mounted on a square plinth. 24”h.x17”w.
$150-$200
Sold for $200
266. Country Hepplewhite pine one-drawer stand, early 19th c. 26.75”h., top 20”x19”
$100-$150
Sold for $225
267. Sheraton style maple table with a round top. 28.5”h.x32.5”dia.
$100-$150
Sold for $75
268. Pair of Hepplewhite style mahogany armchairs with needlepoint seats. 39”h.x22”w.x17.5”d., seats 19”h.
$100-$200
Sold for $175
269. English Queen Anne mahogany drop-leaf table with pad feet. 29”h.x37”l.x13.5”w.
$150-$250
Sold for $125
270. Paint decorated blanket chest, 19th c., with paint of a later date. 20.5”h.x38.5”w.x15”d.
$100-$150
Sold for $125
271. Two-part mahogany banquet table with two extra leaves. 28.5”h.x70”l., each leaf 23.5”
$300-$500
Sold for $200
272. Metal ship’s search light “The Pyle-National Company”. 27”h.x24”w.
$100-$150
Sold for $75
273. French style fruitwood desk with a black leather top. 30”h.x51”w.x27.5”d.
$400-$600
Sold for $850
274. Carved wood Asian figure of a man holding a staff. As found. 33”h.x10”w.
$150-$200
Sold for $5
275. Oil on board painting of a colorful beach scene with sunbathers and tent, signed l.r. “Ruthe”. 19”x29.5”
$150-$200
Sold for $175
276. Black glass tray with gilt decorated golfer 23”x13.75” and a round starburst form mirror 21”dia.
$100-$200
Sold for $50
277. Two oil on canvas paintings of tropical beach scenes each signed “J. McLean”. 24”x32”
$50-$100
Sold for $25
278. Continental style fruitwood cabinet. 29.5”h.x38”w.x13.25”d.
$100-$150
Sold for $75
279. Pair of brass Asian style andirons, 20th c. 22”h.x13”w.x15”d.
$100-$200
Sold for $475
280. Diminutive Hepplewhite style mahogany chest of drawers by Charak, Boston, Mass. 32”h.x28”w.x17”d.
$100-$200
Sold for $125
281. Contemporary black glass framed mirror with gilt and paint decorated butterflies and flowers and beveled mirror glass by LaBarge, Holland, Michigan. 32.5”x42”
$100-$150
Sold for $25
282. Delightful green painted birdcage, late 19thc. /early 20th c., with turret corners topped with brass finials. 31”h.x43”w.x16”d.
$400-$600
Sold for $100
283. Four copper cooking pans, one with cover, largest 14”dia.
$100-$200
Sold for $100
284. Pair of inlaid mahogany Hepplewhite style Pembroke tables with leather tops. 29”h.x21.5”w.x28”d.
$200-$300
Sold for $125
285. French style marble and brass table lamp. 19.25”h.x8”w.
$50-$100
Sold for $75
286. Early pine chest, c.1830, with galvanized interior 18”h.x38”w.x15”d., and a blue painted chest.
$100-$200
Sold for $25
287. Framed and matted watercolor painting of a set of white painted wood porch steps, signed l.r. “Connie Wahl”. 12”x19”
$100-$150
Sold for $25
288. Laminated wood airplane propeller, reduced for decorative purposes. 6”h.x32”l.
$50-$100
Sold for $25
289. Two maple bat molds, largest 12”h., a mahogany porthole 9”dia., a bowler hat and two English riding caps.
$100-$200
Sold for $150
290. Two paint decorated arcade figures from the Jersey Shore, c.1950’s, largest 47.5”x18”
$50-$100
Sold for $25
291. Two cast iron two-part urns, one as found. 26.5”h. & 28.5”h.
$150-$250
Sold for $125
292. Unusual set four black painted metal chairs with pinstripe decoration. 38.5”h.x19”w.x16”d., seats 17.25”h.
$200-$300
Sold for $275
293. Two Victorian white painted wall shelves and a West Chester, PA merchant “For Sale” sign 20”x25.5”
$100-$150
Sold for $25
294. Set of four Italian black painted rush seat side chairs. 34”h.x16”w.x15”d., seats 17”h.
$50-$100
Sold for $50
295. Foxhunting print “Sir Richard Sutton” 21.5”x30.5” and a print of a little boy “Master Bunbury” 16”x11.5”
$25-$75
Sold for $50
296. Two wicker rockers each 36”h., a wicker floor lamp 46”h. and a “shabby chic” decorated rush seat side chair.
$200-$300
Sold for $225
297. Set of eleven porcelain apothecary jars (no lids) largest 5”h.
$100-$150
Sold for $20
298. Group of four small bronze figures, 19th/20th c., largest 5.5”h.
$100-$200
Sold for $125
299. Set of four Asian linen scrolls with hand-painted figures and landscapes. Each approx. 57”h. x 17.5”w.
$150-$200
Sold for $175
300. William & Mary gate-leg table with ring turned stretcher base. As found. 29”h.x16”x42.5”, each leaf 22”
$400-$600
Sold for $125
301. Cast iron Victorian boor scrape set in a square marble block. 14”h.
$150-$200
Sold for $100
302. Misc. grouping- black painted metal lantern 12.5”h., two round spice boxes with canisters largest 9”dia., and a NuGrape beverage advertising picture.
$50-$100
Sold for $50
303. Pair of early scaffolding sections 38”h.x17”w., together with two iron hangers 40”h.
$50-$100
Sold for $25
304. Set of six Chinese Queen Anne style chairs with red paint decoration. 43”h.x19”w.x16.25”d., seats 17.5”h.
$100-$200
Sold for $550
305. Lead garden figure of a boy. As found. 25”h.x9”w.
$150-$200
Sold for $125
306. Round bird’s-eye maple table. The top and skirt inlaid with mahogany leafy scroll decoration with two extra leaves. 29”h.x45”dia., leaves 23.5” each
$500-$800
Sold for $150
307. Country style mahogany one-drawer coffee table. 16”h., top 32”x20.25”
$50-$100
Sold for $25
308. Empire style brass and crystal six-light chandelier, 20th c. 28”h.x24”dia.
$300-$400
Sold for $600
309. Pair of cast stone garden benches. 17”h.x51”l.x19”d.
$200-$300
Sold for $300
310. Modern glass table with free-floating two-part glass column base and round top. 29.5”h.x48”dia.
$200-$250
Sold for $50
311. Three cast stone pedestals, one wood pedestal and an Atlas sundial.
$150-$200
Sold for $400
312. Silk on linen sampler wrought by Mary Ann Williams, Age 11, 1838, with potted flowers, deer and verse and mounted in a bird’s-eye maple frame. 22.5”x17”
$500-$700
Sold for $550
313. Lucas, Henry Frederick Lucas [UK, 1848-1943] oil on canvas equine portrait of a saddled horse titled and signed l.r. “Joker- H.F. Lucas Lucas ‘97” and titled verso “Rugby July 1897”. 11”x14.5”
$800-$1,200
Sold for $1,900
314. Blue and white Nanking porcelain fruit bowl with under-tray, c.1860. 5”h.x9”w.x7”d.
$150-$200
Sold for $475
315. Mêne, Pierre Jules [French, 1810-1879] shadow box bronze of a horse in a stall signed “P.J. Mêne 1840”. 14”h.x16.5”w.x3.25”d.
$700-$1,000
Sold for $1,100
316. Ladies late 19th c. purse with black and silver thread embroidered body, a silver frame and chain, the frame marked “Made in Italy” and with ornate grotesque mask and serpent-form griffin decoration. 8.5”x8.5”
$150-$200
Sold for $75
317. Large oil on canvas British School foxhunting painting, 19th c., with foxhunters and hounds on a fox, and mounted in an ornate gilt frame. 25”x33”
$1,500-$2,000
Sold for $1,300
318. German paint decorated wall clock, late 19th c., face 20”h.x14”w.x5.5”d.
$50-$100
Sold for $200
319. Sterling silver flatware service by Gorham in the “Buckingham” pattern TI: 8 each dinner forks, luncheon forks, tablespoons, teaspoons, butter knives, luncheon & dinner knives w/stainless blades, 7 soup spoons, 3 serving pieces, 1 cake knife. 73 troy oz. w/out knives
$1,500-$2,000
Sold for $1,300
320. Hunter cased 18k gold pocket watch, the face signed “H.R. Ekgrén Copenhagen, inside lid marked “18” and inscribed with script name (worn) and the five-jewel movement marked “PAT. Feb 5, 67”. 2” dia., approx. 35 grams, together with a 10k gold chain and 10k gold pencil case fob.
$1,000-$1,500
Sold for $1,700
321. Sterling silver creamer by J.E. Caldwell. 3.5”h., 3 troy oz.
$75-$125
Sold for $350
322. Group of sterling and coin silver, etc. TI: 4 English apostle spoons 4”l., 2 coin silver spoons marked “TW”, “Scotch” decanter label, 3 thimbles, etc.
$100-$200
Sold for $100
323. Cherry stained poplar two-piece cupboard, c.1860, with a molded cornice above two glass doors opening to a shelved interior over a lower section with two blind doors. 82”h.x52”w.x18.125”d.
$500-$700
Sold for $250
324. Four pins TI: 2 turquoise enameled lingerie pins, small one marked 14k, 10k gold double circle pin w/aquamarine colored stone, round pin with white stone.
$50-$100
Sold for $200
325. Pennsylvania poplar blanket chest, c.1820, with red wash, lift lid opening to a tilled interior over two drawers and turned legs. As found. 28.5”h.x 40.25”w.
$100-$200
Sold for $75
326. Red coral necklace 20”l. and a carved wood bead strand with tassel.
$50-$100
Sold for $25
327. Oil on canvas fall landscape painting with woods and stream signed l.r. “E. __ Warren”. 17.5”x27.5”
$200-$300
Sold for $100
328. Black Forest carved bear head, late 19th c., with glass eyes. 8”h.x8”w.x9.5”d.
$200-$300
Sold for $250
329. Pennsylvania Chippendale cherry highcase, c.1780, with a molded cornice above three small drawers over two drawers above four graduated drawers flanked by fluted quarter columns all resting in replaced block feet. 60.75”h.x43.25”w.x 22.75”d.
$1,200-$1,500
Sold for $700
330. Two Historical Blue plates “The Landing of Gen. Lafayette”. As found. 10”dia. each
$200-$300
Sold for $125
331. Empire mahogany veneered bookcase with two glass doors and scrolled legs. 53”h.x45”w.x15”d.
$200-$300
Sold for $125
332. Art Nouveau brass tray with incised and enameled pansy decoration, c.1920. 1”h.x11”x9”
$150-$200
Sold for $200
333. Pair of cast iron horse head hitching post andirons. 12.5”h.x9.5”w.x18.5”d.
$150-$200
Sold for $75
334. Philadelphia Queen Anne mahogany side chair, c.1770, with a shell carved crest rail, shell carved knees and trifid feet. 39.75”h.x21”w.x17”d., seat 18”h.
$1,500-$2,000
Sold for $2,100
335. Black painted aluminum running horse weathervane. 23.5”h.x31.5”l.
$100-$150
Sold for $100
336. Royal Copenhagen satyr with white rabbit, NBX-#439. 5.5”h.x4.25”dia.
$200-$300
Sold for $175
337. Large Black Forest stag head, late 19th c., with glass eyes and natural horns. 33”h.x26”w.x17”d.
$500-$700
Sold for $475
338. Cased sterling silver plate “Winter Fox” by James Wyeth, 1973 limited edition, etched by the Franklin Mint. 2”h.x10.5”x10.5”
$100-$200
Sold for $100
339. Oval painting of a volcano, probably Italian, late 19th c., 5”x6.5” and a drawing of an elk and landscape.
$25-$75
Sold for $200
340. Cased enameled and silver square medallion “Wiener Werk-Statte Luzern”. 2”x2”
$300-$400
Sold for $50
341. Large polished pink marble obelisk. 16.5”h.x4”w.
$25-$50
Sold for $25
342. Oil on canvas painting of a baseball game and mounted in a walnut frame. 25”x31”
$200-$300
Sold for $325
343. Grouping of fourteen advertising tins including one for Horn & Hardart coffee, 5.5”h.
$50-$100
Sold for $25
344. KPM porcelain bud vase 7.25”h. and a Royal Doulton monk candlestick 6.25”h.
$100-$150
Sold for $475
345. Grouping of ten advertising tins including one for Central Union Cut Plug, 3”h.x6”x4”
$100-$150
Sold for $15
346. Early colorful royal Copenhagen figural group of a boy and girl, #12106. 9”h.x3”w.x5”d.
$200-$300
Sold for $450
347. Oil on artist board landscape painting with cows 15”x18” and a oil on canvas painting of a lion initialed “G.M.O.” 15”x15”, both unframed.
$100-$150
Sold for $100
348. Royal Copenhagen satyr with parrot, #75L. 7”h.x3.5”w.
$200-$300
Sold for $175
349. Marcel Franck Baccarat crystal perfume bottle 3”h., a Bohemia glass bowl 6.5”dia., and a copper mold.
$200-$300
Sold for $25
350. Royal Copenhagen satyr with white goat, #498. 5.25”h.x4.25”dia.
$200-$300
Sold for $175
351. Group of three tiles- Mercer goat 4”x4”, tulip tile signed “Moravian” 7”x5.5”, and a corn stalk tile.
$50-$100
Sold for $25
352. Group of 17 early miniature lampshades, 19th/20th c., probably French, pleated construction with lace trim, largest 3.75”h.
$100-$200
Sold for $300
353. Royal Copenhagen footed bowl with floral decoration. 7”dia.
$50-$100
Sold for $20
354. Royal Copenhagen trout #2676 8”l. and a sunfish 2.5”h.
$100-$200
Sold for $25
355. Group of five fishing reels including “California Freespool” 3.75”h.
$50-$100
Sold for $25
356. B&G figural group of a young girl holding a baby doll 7.5”h. and a B&G vase with lilies of the valley decoration 4.75”h.
$100-$150
Sold for $25
357. Tole decorated tray with water girl, late 19th c. 20”x28”
$150-$200
Sold for $50
358. Couper, William [American, 1853-1942] oil on canvas winter landscape painting with a stream, signed l.r. “Wm. Couper”. 13.5”x17.5”
$400-$600
Sold for $225
359. Royal Copenhagen satyr with a crow, #2113. As found. 7”h.x4.5”w.
$100-$200
Sold for $50
360. Collection of seashells including abalone, nautilus, etc.
$50-$100
Sold for $15
361. Johnson Brothers oval platter with transfer decorated Independence Hall 16.5”x12.5” and a blue Staffordshire example.
$75-$125
Sold for $25
362. Rosewood jewelry box, late 19th c., with mother-of-pearl inlays 3.5”h.x9.25”w. and a satinwood example (as found).
$100-$150
Sold for $25
363. Royal Copenhagen cylindrical vase 7”h., #813/537, and an oval dish 6.125”l., #2685/862.
$100-$200
Sold for $25
364. Two Black Forest framed botanical prints, overall including frames approx. 11.5”x9.5”, a Black Forest frame 23”x19.5” and a hemispherical map.
$50-$100
Sold for $5
365. Group of small animal figures, etc. TI 3 painted metal Scotties, a bear, another dog, set of dice, corkscrew, etc.
$100-$200
Sold for $225
366. Three Royal Copenhagen animals- rabbit, robin and pig 2.5”h.x5.5”l.
$100-$200
Sold for $100
367. Signed Bacon & Co., Norwich, Ct. under-hammer pepperbox pistol, 1851-1875, probably 31 caliber. 8”l.
$500-$600
Sold for $400
368. Three small Royal Copenhagen figures- frog, mermaid, otter 2”h., and a B & G penguin 3”h.
$100-$200
Sold for $125
369. Cherry tall case clock, c.1820, with eight-day works and painted moon dial signed “Jacob Guthart, Lebanon”. 93”h.
$2,000-$3,000
Sold for $1,100
370. Chinese bamboo-form sedan chair, 19th c., with a rattan style roof and carved dragon head roof support poles. 74”h.x46”w.x53”d., carrying poles 118”l.
$1,000-$1,500
Sold for $250
371. Unusual Georgian corner inlaid mahogany sideboard with a faux center drawer and bottle drawer. 38”h.x38”w.x36.5”d.
$800-$1,200
Not Sold
372. Philadelphia Chippendale mahogany ribbon-back side chair, c.1780. 38”h.x22”w.x18”d., seat 18”h.
$150-$250
Sold for $125
373. Pennsylvania red painted dry sink, c.1860, with a deep well, two doors and dovetailed construction. 35.5”h.x49.5”w.x18.5”d.
$350-$450
Sold for $450
374. Philadelphia Chippendale mahogany side chair, c.1780, with a Gothic carved splat and slip seat. 37”h.x20.5”w.x17.5”d., seat 18”h.
$200-$300
Sold for $150
375. Sheraton mahogany mirror, c.1820, with a molded cornice and carved frieze. 38.5”h.x19”w.
$100-$200
Sold for $25
376. New York mahogany veneered chest of drawers, c.1840. 44.5”h.x40”w.x21”d.
$200-$300
Sold for $50
377. New England birch candlestand. As found. 29.5”h.x21”dia.
$100-$150
Sold for $25
378. New England mahogany two-part bookcase/dresser. C.1800. As found. 93”h.x50”w.x21.5”d.
$400-$600
Sold for $50
379. Boston Sheraton mahogany linen press, c.1820, with brass pineapple finials, scalloped skirt and turned legs. 89.5”h.x48”w.x21”d.
$700-$1,000
Not Sold
380. Pennsylvania walnut tavern table, c.1780, with a three-board top. As found. 27.5”h.x57.5”w.x35”d.
$150-$200
Sold for $200
381. Sheraton mahogany mirror, c.1820, with carved half-columns. 41.5”h.x21.5”w.
$100-$150
Sold for $25
382. Classical form carved mahogany three-tier dumbwaiter, c.1840, with barley twist carved shaft and brass casters. 59”h.x26”w.
$200-$300
Sold for $100
383. Mahogany cooler top with brass spigot tap. As found. 7.75”h.x22”w.
$50-$100
Not Sold
384. Empire mahogany table 29”h.x40.5”dia., and a standing shaving mirror 61”h., both as found.
$100-$150
Not Sold Withdrawn
385. Continental hardwood kas, 18th c. Disassembled and as found. 72”h.x65.5”d.x22”d.
$400-$500
Sold for $200
386. Assembled sterling silver flatware service by Reed & Barton in the “Burgundy” pattern TI: 10 luncheon forks, 11 salad forks, 25 teaspoons, 13 soup spoons, 2 tablespoons, 3 serving spoons, 1 serving fork, 10 butter knives, 30 misc. knives w/stainless blades, 4-pc. carving set, 1 cake knife, 3 misc. serving pieces. 116 troy oz. w/out knives
$1,500-$2,000
Sold for $2,100
387. Two fishing creels, c.1950, with leather fittings, largest 11”h.x15”w.x9”d., and a fishing net 23”l.
$150-$200
Sold for $75
388. Philadelphia Chippendale mahogany side chair, c.1780. 38.5”h.x23”w.x17”d., seat 18”h., and another example, as found.
$200-$300
Sold for $50
389. Mahogany cased lit shadow box painting of President William McKinley laid to rest 29”x35” and a print titled “Not Lost But Gone Before…” 20”x16”
$100-$200
Sold for $15
390. American Hepplewhite inlaid mahogany end table, c.1790. 28”h., top 19.5”x15.5”
$150-$200
Sold for $75
391. Oil on canvas painting of a fishing dock scene with boat, unsigned. 17.5”x23.5”
$100-$200
Sold for $20
392. Chippendale mahogany demilune card table with square molded legs. 29.5”h.x33”w.x16.25”d.
$100-$200
Sold for $25
393. English Queen Anne mahogany drop-leaf table, c.1760. 27.5”h.x15.5”w.x34”d., each leaf 21”
$150-$250
Sold for $100
394. Sheraton mahogany mirror, c.1820. 30.5”h.x16.5”w.
$100-$150
Sold for $50
395. Round Empire table, c.1840, the top with alternating sections of bird’s-eye maple and mahogany and scrolled legs.28”h.x41.5”dia.
$200-$300
Sold for $300
396. Three sterling silver centerpiece bowls, largest 10”dia. 26 troy oz.
$400-$500
Sold for $500
397. Louis XVI style Royal Vienna Austrian porcelain and gilt table with hand-painted portraits of Marie Antoinette, her children and ladies of the court set in brass mounts, table signed verso “Marie-Antoinette et ses Enfants”. 22”h.x23”dia.
$3,000-$4,000
Sold for $3,000
398. English hallmarked silver coffeepot with wood handle. As found. 9.5”h.
$159-$200
Sold for $150
399. Large American Queen Anne mahogany drop-leaf table, c.1760. 27”h.x16.5”w.x 50.5”d., each leaf 21”w.
$150-$200
Sold for $325
400. Poplar blanket chest, c.1850, with red paint decoration, lift lid, two lower drawers, ring turned legs and ball feet. 27”h.x 45”w.x19.5”d.
$150-$200
Sold for $150
401. Pennsylvania pine dry sink, c.1860, with a single left drawer with a deep well on the right above two doors and all resting on straight bracket feet. 35”h.x43.25”w.x18.25”d.
$300-$400
Sold for $100
402. Victorian walnut sideboard with three drawers with oak leaf carved pulls above two paneled doors with glass pulls and shaped bracket feet. Originally the bottom section of a Dutch cupboard.
$300-$500
Sold for $75
403. Walnut two-piece corner cupboard, c.1830, the top section with an overhanging molded cornice above two blind paneled doors above a lower section with two drawers above two blind paneled doors and straight bracket feet. 89”h.x42”w.
$600-$800
Sold for $600
404. Pine two-piece paymaster’s desk, last half 19th c., the upper section with a molded cornice over an arched valance above an open center section flanked by two cabinet doors above a lower section with a slanted writing surface above two drawers and urn-turned legs and together with a tall stool. 77.5”h.x44”w.x29”d.
$600-$800
Sold for $200
405. Empire mahogany veneered chest of drawers, c.1840, with an overhanging top drawer, three graduated drawers and paw feet with casters. 45.5”h.x41.75”w.x22.25”d.
$100-$150
Sold for $100
406. American William & Mary style mahogany two-piece slant front secretary bookcase, early 20thc., upper section with a molded cornice above two glazed doors above a lower section with a slant lid opening to a pigeonholed and document drawered interior above a graduated drawer configuration flanked by turned columns and all resting on bun feet. 78”h.x42”w.x19.75”d.
$600-$800
Sold for $150
407. American Victorian Renaissance Revival walnut parlor set with dark green velvet upholstery, c.1860, with a large sofa with a molded and scrolled back crest, tapered fluted legs ending in casters and a pair of similar chairs with shield backs and leaf scrolled crests. Provenance: Hershey Family, Hershey, Pennsylvania. Sofa- 43.5”h.x70”l. Chairs- 36.75”h.
$200-$400
Sold for $600
408. Empire mahogany veneered chest of drawers, c.1830, with a deep overhanging top drawer above three graduated drawers and turned feet. 49.75”h.x44.5”w.x23.5”d.
$100-$150
Sold for $75
409. Grain paint decorated tall case clock, c.1850, probably German, with a scrolled crest above a white painted wooden dial with red, blue and green floral decoration above an arched door flanked by chamfered corners, above a base with a serpentine apron and bracket feet. 86”h.x16.5”w.x10.5”d.
$250-$350
Sold for $225
410. George III mahogany tall case clock, the bonnet with a scrolled pediment, three brass finials encasing a white painted and moon dial face above a conforming case flanked by reeded quarter columns and a molded base ending in ogee bracket feet. 93.25”h.x20”w.x9.25”d.
$1,000-$1,500
Sold for $700
411. Victorian walnut two-piece bookcase, c.1865, with a molded cornice above two glazed doors flanked by partially chamfered corners above a base with two paneled doors and molded base. 91”h.x49.75”w.x18.25”d.
$700-$900
Sold for $175
412. French Provincial style chestnut armoire, late 19th century, with a cove molded cornice and bracket feet. 74”h.x42.75”w.x17.75”d.
$100-$150
Sold for $25
413. Pennsylvania percussion over and under tiger maple long rifle, early 19th c., the lock signed “Riddle”, with brass patch box and trigger guard. 52”l.
$1,500-$2,000
Sold for $1,400
414. Bronze adjustable arm desk lamp with dark green glass shade by “Emeralite”. Shade 8.5”dia.
$100-$200
Sold for $275
415. American late Victorian oak doctor’s cabinet manufactured by W.D. Allison Co., the top with a gallery fitted with brass bottle holders above two small left-hand drawers above six wider drawers, the right side with two wide drawers above five small drawers and a glazed cabinet door all above a deep bottom drawer and molded base, a fitted glass top over a Doctor of Medicine diploma from Western Reserve College for Jerome Sundy, the cabinet with a now electrified fluid lamp with green and white overlay shade, four glass medicine bottles and a mortar & pestle. 35” high x 31” wide x 20½” deep
$1,000-$1,500
Sold for $1,900
416. Group of sterling silver tableware, some weighted.
$150-$200
Sold for $375
417. Georgian silver “Kings” pattern fish slice. 13”l., 7 troy oz.
$150-$250
Sold for $175
418. 1904 Liberty Double Eagle $20.00 gold coin. BU
$1,500-$1,600
Not Sold
419. Tiffany & Co. sterling silver meat fork in the “Olympian” pattern. 8.5”l.
$200-$300
Sold for $250
420. 1907 Liberty Double Eagle $20.00 gold coin. BU
$1,500-$1,600
Not Sold
421. Large sterling silver ladle in the “Kings” pattern 9.5”l., Tiffany & Co. master butter knife in the “Chrysanthemum” pattern and two misc. sterling silver pieces. 7 troy oz.
$150-$200
Sold for $225
422. 1877 type 2 Liberty Double Eagle $20.00 gold coin. AU.
$1,500-$1,600
Not Sold
423. Large pair of cast stone garden urns. 17”h.x15”dia.
$100-$200
Sold for $125
424. 1904-S Liberty Double Eagle $20.00 gold coin. BU
$1,500-$1,600
Not Sold
425. Green painted wagon 26”h.x89”l. w/handle. As found.
$200-$250
Sold for $300
426. Four-part bamboo fly rod with two tips, signed “Haube”. As found.
$50-$100
Sold for $25
427. German porcelain figural group of a man and woman playing chess, and marked “Unter Weiss Bach”. As found. 9”h.x16”w.
$100-$150
Sold for $125
428. Bamboo fly rod with two tips together with another example.
$100-$150
Sold for $25
429. Three pieces of sterling silver including a round compact 3.75”dia.
$100-$150
Sold for $125
430. Bamboo fly rod with two tips by “King Fisher”.
$50-$100
Sold for $25
431. Split bamboo fly rod with two tips, 9’ long, by “South Bend” and another example. As found.
$150-$200
Sold for $20
432. Small Georgian mahogany cabinet. As found. 31”h.x20”w.x15”d.
$100-$150
Sold for $125
433. Empire mahogany poker table with a round top/lid. As found. 31.5”h.x46”da.
$150-$200
Sold for $175
434. Oil on canvas painting of a German Alpine lakeside villa boathouse, 18th/19th c. with figures disembarking a tender with sails and snow capped mountains in the background, signed l.l. “AF jr”. 29”x36”
$1,500-$2,000
Sold for $1,000
435. Continental oil on canvas painting of a rocky shoreline scene with a castle and ruins above cliffs, figures rowing from shore in a rowboat to a sailing ship moored off the shore, unsigned. 31.5”x38.5”
$1,500-$2,000
Sold for $1,000
436. Pine bench table, 19th c. 29”h., top 61.5”x41”
$200-$300
Sold for $425
437. Collection of four pairs of vintage custom-made English leather riding boots, all with custom wood trees.
$200-$300
Sold for $150
438. Pine commode with a lift lid, single drawer and door. 29.5”h.x29”w.x17”d.
$50-$100
Sold for $25
439. Ladies 14k y.g. cat’s head choker necklace, the collars each set with a cabochon emerald, sapphire and ruby and diamonds flanking a center horseshoe with a large cabochon sapphire and diamonds, 30 diamonds, approx. twd. 25 pts., 56.9 grams
$1,500-$2,000
Sold for $1,200
440. Ladies 14k y.g., ruby and diamond necklace with 7 carats tw marquis rubies, 1 carat tw diamonds, 20.4 grams
$1,200-$1,500
Sold for $1,100
441. Ladies 14k y.g., emerald and diamond necklace with a center emerald 7x5mm, approx. 1 carat, 6 Princess cut diamonds, approx. 0.40 carats, 10 smaller Princess cut diamonds, approx. 0.30 pts., 10 round cut diamonds, approx. 0.75 carats, 13.6 grams
$1,300-$1,700
Sold for $1,800
442. Ladies large square cut blue topaz and diamond ring, 14 y.g. setting, 10 diamonds, approx. 40 pts, 8.1 grams, sixe 6.5
$250-$350
Sold for $275
443. Ladies 18k y.g., ruby and diamond dome rind with 8 graduated cabochon rubies, 1 carat tw diamonds, 11.32 grams, size 4 (has interior band sizer)
$1,000-$1,500
Sold for $750
444. Ladies Art Deco platinum, diamond and sapphire watch, the face with Roman numerals and with diamond surround, the stem with a cabochon sapphire and the band set with diamonds, tw diamonds 1.15 carats, 22 square cut sapphires, tw 0.15, 25.8 grams with movement
$1,700-$2,000
Sold for $1,000
445. Ladies platinum, emerald and diamond cocktail ring with a center round brilliant cut diamond 1.9 carats, 11 round emeralds approx. 1.32 carats, 53 graduated round diamonds tw approx. 2 carats, 17.1 grams, size 7.5
$6,000-$9,000
Sold for $5,000
446. Six pairs of good quality ladies costume jewelry earrings, 4 pr. Clip-on, 1 pair pierced and one pair screw-back (damages and missing one backing).
$100-$200
Sold for $50
447. Group of good quality ladies costume jewelry TI: 2 choker necklaces, bangle bracelet, mesh bracelet w/turquoise colored accent stones, and a basket form pin.
$100-$200
Sold for $25
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