March 2015 Spring Estates Auction Catalog

Ahlers

Ogletree AUCTION GALLERY

Spring Estates Auction March 21st & 22nd, 2015

MANAGEMENT Robert Ahlers Christy Ahlers Michael Daehn, COO michael@aandoauctions.com Lisa Thompson-Rubin, Managing Director lisa@aandoauctions.com Paul Hale, Controller paul@14thstreetantiques.com Derric Williams, General Manager derric@aandoauctions.com Kimberly Hong, Assistant General Manager & Cataloguer kim@aandoauctions.com PREPARATOR TEAM Omar Valverde, Head Preparator omar@aandoauctions.com Anthony Groomster, Preparator LaGerick Webb, Preparator Kudos Atiku, Preparator Jeremy Barclay, Preparator

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Ahlers

Ogletree AUCTION GALLERY

Spring Estates Auction

Saturday, March 21, 2015 - beginning at 11am Sunday, March 22, 2015 - beginning at 11am

Bidding Increments $0 - $500 $500 - $1,000 $1,000 - $2,500 $2,500 - $5,000 $5,000 - $10,000 $10,000 - $20,000 $20,000 - $50,000

$25 increments $50 increments $100 increments $250 increments $500 increments $1,000 increments $5,000 increments

Session 1

Saturday, March 21, 2015

Lot 247.

On Saturday, March 21st, Ahlers & Ogletree Auction Gallery will hold Session One of their Spring Estates Auction featuring a large and varied collection of mid-century modern items including furniture by world-renowned designers such as Charles Eames for Herman Miller, Milo Baughman, George Tanier, George Nelson, Jens Risom for Knoll, Fritz Hanson, and Paul McCobb; modern artwork by listed artists such as Alberto Burri, Florida Highwaymen painter Albert Backus, Paul Emile Pissarro, George Adringa, Claude Grosperin, Pablo Picasso, Salvador Dali, Van Eno, Atlanta artist and poet Jarvin Parks, Tom Lieber, two large floral works by Rana Rochat, and contemporary British artist Guy Hindley; and a number of modern decorative art glass items including a vibrant and heavy Dino Rosin (Murano) glass centerpiece, many Lalique figurines, a large and impressive limited edition Daum art glass vase with lion motif, a Pizzichillo & Gordan sea urchin center bowl, and a very fine Murano glass chandelier.

Session One also features a collection of outstanding Japanese objets d’art from Atlanta, Georgia collections, notably works from the Estate of Mr. Soichi Furuta, Pulitzer Prize Nominee. Japanese works on Saturday include finely crafted pottery, calligraphy scrolls, porcelain, ukiyo-e woodblock prints, bronze sculptures, antique carved ivory netsukes, a Haniwa soldier head (likely Kofun period), a World War II Naval Kai Gunto sword, a 15th century Kurotenmoku glazed chawan, an six-piece Edo Period Oribe tea set, cloisonné enamel items, and an important Pre-War Japanese silver tea service in presentation box. Saturday’s sale also includes a collection of antique walking sticks or canes, estate jewelry (rings, brooches, bracelets and watches), handwoven rugs, starburst mirrors, a Second Pattern Confederate National Flag, lighting, rare maps, hand colored engravings, a very fine Chinese Imperial silk robe, an exceedingly rare double-elephant hand-colored engraving from Napoleon’s Description d’Egypte, a stunning Empire style malachite veneered center table with ormolu mounts, a grouping a Pre-Columbian artifacts, a Robert Deurloo bronze sculpture of a bull, a finely carved amethyst, citrine and diamond perfume bottle, a limited edition J. Pairpont Morgan Mont Blanc fountain pen, and more.

Estimate Times for Lots

Please note that these times are only approximations and are subject to change

11 am - 12 pm 12 pm - 1 pm 1 pm - 2 pm 2 pm - 3 pm 3 pm - 4 pm 4 pm - 5 pm 5 pm - 6 pm 6 pm - 7 pm

Lots 1 - 80 Lots 81 - 161 Lots 162 - 232 Lots 233 - 303 Lots 304 - 384 Lots 385 - 465 Lots 466 - 546 Lots 547 - 596

Notes

Lot 1.

Maddock’s Lamberton Works Porcelain Jardiniere

Lot 2.

5 Piece Wedgwood Blue Jasperware Coffee Service

Lot 3.

Small Hand Woven Kazak Throw Rug

Lot 4.

Bradley & Hubbard Mixed Metal Table Lamp Converted

Lot 5.

Bloor Derby 4 Piece Porcelain Group, Mid 19th C.

Lot 6.

American Renaissance Style Walnut Desk

Lot 7.

Chrome Adjustable Floor Lamp with Chrome Shade

Lot 8.

Collection of 2 Dried Botanicals, French, L. 19th

Lot 9.

Boehm “Arctic Tern”, Signed Porcelain Sculpture

Lot 10.

Louis XVI Style Side Chair w/ Geometric Upholstery

Lot 11.

Walnut Flip Top Swing Leg Card or Game Table

Lot 12.

Collection of Three Dog Sculptures

American, Late19th Century. Maddock’s Lamberton Works, Royal Porcelain. Vase height 10.5”, diameter of top 11”, diameter of bottom 6”.

Estimate $100-$200

American, early 20th century. Height 16.5” (w/shade), width 12”.

Estimate $150-$300

20th century.

Apparently unmarked. Height 46.5”, diameter of feet 13”, diameter of bottom of shade 10”.

Estimate $150-$300

20th century.

Height 36.25, width 21”, seat depth 17.5”, seat height 17”.

Estimate $100-$300

Creamer marked “Wedgwood England”, all other pieces marked “Wedgwood”. Cup and saucer 2 1/4” tall x 5 3/8” diameter, creamer 2 3/4” tall x 4 5/8” spout to handle.

Estimate $50-$150

British, mid-19th century. Four piece Bloor Derby (English, 1825-1848 - one marked, others unmarked and may be from another period). Serving bowl height 2.125”, width 11.5”, depth 8.5”. Estimate $200-$400

French, Late 19th century.

Framed 19.5” x 13.5”.

Estimate $150-$300

American, 20th century.

36” square, 29” height to apron, 28” to top.

Estimate $150-$300

Wool. Pakistan. Tribal pattern and geometric design.

Three center medallions. Rose field with cream, blue, red, green and gold accent colors. 2’ 10” x 2’.

Estimate $150-$300

American, late 19th century.

Height 51.5”, width 31.5”, depth 17.25”.

Estimate $400-$600

Boehm (American, 1949- ). head with orange beak. Signed to underside of pedestal “Fondly Helen Boehm”. Overall Estimate $200-$400

All unsigned.

Height of brass dog 3.8”. Height of wooden dog on base 9.4”.

Estimate $150-$300

1.

Lot 13.

Schierholz Dresden Reticulated Footed Vanity Tray

Lot 14.

Set of 4 Spider Back Open Armchairs

Lot 15.

Pair of Lalique “Dampierre” Bird Art Glass Vases

Lot 16.

Pair of Brass Floor Lamps w/Gingham Shades

Lot 17.

English 19th C. Mahogany & Brass Dresser Box

Lot 18.

3 Drawer Figured Mahogany Bachelor’s Chest, 19th C

Lot 19.

Group of 3 Lalique 1 Pear, 1 Rabbit, & Swans

Lot 20.

After Lady Butler “Scotland for Ever!”, Photograv.

Lot 21.

Sevres Cobalt & Gilt Porcelain Cup & Saucer

Lot 22.

August Bromse, Czech Figural Etching, C. 1915

Lot 23.

Stained Wood Carolean Style Armchair, 19th C.

Lot 24.

Henry Martin Pope,”Resting Travelers”, 19th C. O/C

Von Schierholz (Germany, founded c.1817). Blue maker’s mark to underside above inscribed “Germany”.

3 3/8” tall x 12 7/8” wide x 7 5/8” deep.

Estimate $200-$400

Contemporary.

Overall height (when fully extended) 58”, width 24”, diameter of foot 8.75”.

Estimate $200-$400

French, 20th century. All pieces with acid etched signature Lalique France on base.

Largest piece 3,75”.

Estimate $200-$400

August Bromse (Czech, 1873-1925), “U Luzka Nemocneho (At the Bedside)”- c. 1915, drypoint etching, apparently unsigned. Framed 11” x 8.75”. Sight size 6.25” x 5.5”.

Estimate $200-$400

2.

Height 37.25”, width 23”(arm to arm), seat depth 19”, seat height 18”. Provenance: From the Estate of Jane O. Day of Atlanta, Georgia.

Estimate $400-$600

English, 19th century.

Height 5.25”, width 13.75”, depth 8.75”.

Estimate $150-$300

After Lady Butler (English, ). “Scotland for Ever! The Charge of the Scots Greys and Waterloo”, black and white photogravure. Framed 25.25” x 36”, sight size 17.25” x 28”. Estimate $200-$400

English, 19th century.

Height 46.5”, width 24.5”, depth 22.75”, seat to floor 16.5”.

Estimate $300-$500

Marked on bottom with acid stencil signature “LALIQUE FRANCE”.

Height 5”, diameter of top 4.5”.

Estimate $300-$500

French, 19th century.

Height 31.75”, width 32.5”, depth 21”.

Estimate $400-$600

French, 19th century. Each marked on bottom with blue mark under glaze. Height of handled cup 2.7”, diameter of saucer 5.125”.

Estimate $100-$200

Attributed to Henry Martin Pope (British, 1843-1908).

“Resting Travelers”, oil on canvas, possibly signed “HP” lower right within green plant. Framed 15” x 17”, unframed 12” x 14”. Estimate $400-$600

Lot 25.

After Hardy, “Love’s Barrier”, HC Engraving

Lot 26.

Group of 6 Lalique Art Glass Bird Figurines

Lot 27.

Contemporary French Style Upholstered Window Bench

Lot 28.

Handwoven Oushak Area Rug

Lot 29.

Victorian English Iron & Wood Pub Table

Lot 30.

19th/ 20th C. Hand Painted Lamp w/ Beauty, Signed

Lot 31.

Georgian Mahogany Pembroke Table

Lot 32.

“The Defeat of Mary Queen of Scots” 1794 Engraving

Lot 33.

Pair of Medallion Back Walnut Parlor Side Chairs

Lot 34.

19th C. French Engraving ‘Marche Incroyable”

Lot 35.

Gilt & Faux Marble Gueridon Table, Dessin Fournir

Lot 36.

Pair of Engravings by J. Houbracken, circa 1743

After Heywood Hardy (British, 1843-1933), hand colored engraving by T.B. Appleton, and published in London in 1891. Framed 37.4” x 45.75”, sight size 26.25” x 34.75”.

Estimate $200-$400

Wool. Turkish. Geometric and floral design. Rose field w/ brown border & gray, teal, and green accent colors.

4’ 3.5” x 6’ 5”.

Estimate $300-$500

English, 19th century.

Height 26.5”, width 25.75”, depth 19”.

Estimate $300-$500

Jacques Bonnefoy (French, late 18th century) after LouisLéopold Boilly (French, 1761-1845). “Marche Incroyable”, engraving, published in Paris. Framed 32.5” x 29.25”, sight size 20.25” x 23.75”. Estimate $150-$300

French, 20th century.

All with incised “Lalique France” on bottom.

Height of tallest 3.9”.

Estimate $300-$500

English, circa 1880. Iron shelf stamped “Gaskell & Chambers Nottingham Barfitters” and terminating on paw feet.

Height 28”, diameter of top 22.5”.

Estimate $400-$600

William Ward (English, 1762-1826) after Richard Westall (English, 1765-1836). “The Defeat of Mary Queen of Scots, The Battle of Langside”, hand colored engraving, 1794.

Framed 34.75” x 37.5”. Estimate $300-$500

Dessin Fournir (American (New York), Contemporary), Label on underside for Dessin Fournir and impressed with serial number 13895. Height 29.25”, diameter of top 24”.

Estimate $300-$500

French, contemporary. Underside of settee or bench with label from Interior Crafts Inc., Chicago, Illinois.

Height 23.25”, width 58.5”, depth 16”.

Estimate $200-$400

English, late 19th/ early 20th century. Signed lower left of figure “J. Sticher”. Overall 32.75” tall to finial, 19” wide shade, 10” diameter base.

Estimate $300-$500

American, late 19th century.

Height 37”, width 20”, seat depth 16”, seat height 16”.

Estimate $200-$400

From “The Heads of Illustrious Persons of Great Britain...” published between 1742-1756, copper engravings on paper. Framed 23 1/2” x 18”, sight size 14 3/4” x 9 1/8”.

Estimate $300-$500

3.

Lot 37.

Regency Style Black & Gilt Accented Library Steps

Lot 38.

Ladies Platinum & Diamond Ring

Lot 39.

Pair of Regency Chinoiserie Hand Fans, E. 19th C.

Lot 40.

Ladies 10k Yellow Gold & Natural Citrine Ring

Lot 41.

Gilt & Black Floral Tole Peinte Tray on Stand

Lot 42.

Ladies 14k White Gold Diamond Ring Guard, Damaged

Lot 43.

Red Lacquered Chinoiserie Hanging Wall Cabinet

Lot 44.

Ladies 10k Yellow Gold Starburst Pendant-Brooch

Lot 45.

Red Lacquered Chinoiserie Floor Lamp

Lot 46.

Ladies 14k Yellow Gold & Emerald Nugget Ring

Lot 47.

Black Lacquered Chinoiserie Decorated Mirror

Lot 48.

Ladies 14k Yellow Gold & Glass Flower Motif Brooch

20th century. Underside with impressed numbers, likely pattern or serial number.

Height 35.25”, width 10.5”, depth 17.25”.

Estimate $300-$500

Ladies handmade Art Deco 10k yellow gold ring with natural octagonal shaped citrine of medium color.

Marked 10K and with stylized “LN”. US ring size 5. Total weight 2.2 grams. Estimate $150-$300

20th century.

Height 27.5”, width 15.25”, depth 7.5”.

Estimate $150-$300

Ladies 14k yellow gold and emerald nugget ring with textured undulating form accented with six faceted natural round prong set emeralds (0.75 carat total weight). US ring size 9. Total weight 10.2 grams. Estimate $200-$400

4.

Ladies platinum and diamond ring with five natural modern round brilliant diamonds (measuring 2.0mm in diameter, 0.15 carat total weight, color: J, clarity: VS2), circa 1960s. Ring size 4. Estimate $200-$400

Early 20th century.

Height 18.5”, width 31”, depth 22.5”.

Estimate $150-$300

10k yellow gold with purple glass accent surrounded by six small egg shaped cultured pearls, circa 1930s.

Marked “10”. Length of necklace 16”. Pendant 1” diameter.

Total weight of pendant 4.1 grams. Estimate $150-$300

Likely Friedman Brothers (American, 20th century).

Unmarked.

Height 35.5”, width 19.25”.

Estimate $200-$400

English, Early 19th century (circa 1820s). Both with monograms on back of decorated wood surface. Remnant of label from E.R. Wilkerson, Inc. Furniture of Distinction, Atlanta, Georgia. Height 14.5”, width 9”. Estimate $100-$300

Ladies 14k white gold diamond ring guard with 22 natural prong set diamonds (10 marquise cut and 12 straight baguettes, 0.86 carat total weight, color range: J-K, clarity range VS2-Si1). US ring size 7.5 and 10. Estimate $300-$500

Height 67”, diameter of shade 21.25”.

Estimate $150-$300

Ladies 14k yellow gold floriform pin or brooch with purple glass accent at center. Marked with 14k and with hallmark “AM”. Pin or brooch measures 1.25” in diameter.

Total weight 8.8 grams. Estimate $200-$400

Lot 49.

French Style Green Marble Top Iron Console Table

Lot 50.

3 Ladies Guilloche Accessories (Compacts & Mirror)

Lot 51.

1753 Colored Eng., “A View of St. James’s Palace”

Lot 52.

Chippendale Style Custom Upholstered Armchair

Lot 53.

Gilt & Hand Painted Large Limoges Cache Pot

Lot 54.

French Cream Painted 2-Drawer Writing Desk

Lot 55.

Howard Chesner Behrens “Il Lago Como” Serigraph

Lot 56.

Pair of Gilt & Hand Painted Glass Girandoles

Lot 57.

Howard C. Behrens, “Il Lago Maggiore”, Serigraph

Lot 58.

Edward Ferrell Blue Floral Upholstered Sofa

Lot 59.

Group of Two Herend and Limoges Porcelain Items

Lot 60.

20th Mahogany Jardiniere Stand w/2 Drawers

Continental, 20th century.

Height 34.25”, width 44.5”, depth 13”.

Estimate $400-$600

Height 37”, width 30” (arm to arm), seat depth 18”, seat height 17”.

Estimate $250-$500

Howard Chesner Behrens (American, 1933 - 2014). “Il Lago Como”, serigraph on paper, published 1991, pencil signed artist’s proof 49/75. Framed 38.75” x 45.25”, sight size 26.5” x 33.25”. Estimate $200-$400

Height 32”, width 70”, seat depth 23”, seat height 16”.

Estimate $300-$500

Hand mirror (diameter of enamel 2.5”); 1930s Mondaine compact (2.75” diameter); La Moda compact (2.6” diameter).

Estimate $300-$500

French, early 20th century. Marked to underside in gold with four crossed swords with “J D” within above “France”.

9” tall x 8 1/8” diameter at top.

Estimate $200-$400

American, late 19th/ early 20th century.

Unmarked.

22” tall x 5.75” diameter at base.

Estimate $300-$500

Herend rabbit, 5.5” x 4.25” x 3”; Limoges Castel egg form lidded box, 5” x 6.75” x 4.5”.

Estimate $150-$300

Thomas Bowles (English, 1712-1767). “ A View of St. James’s Palace Pall-Mall & C.”, hand colored engraving, published in 1753 in London, England. Framed 18 1/8” x 23 1/2”, sight size 10 1/2” x 15 3/4”. Estimate $300-$500

French, 20th century.

Height 29.25”, width 39.25”, depth 23.5”.

Estimate $300-$500

Howard Chesner Behrens (American, 1933 - 2014). “Il Lago Maggiore”, serigraph on paper, published 1991, pencil signed artist’s proof 49/75. Framed 39.75” x 46.25”, sight size 26.75” x 33.25”. Estimate $200-$400

20th century. Height 38.5”, width 30.25”, depth 16.5”.

Estimate $150-$300

5.

Lot 61.

Reverse Cut & Etched “Private Bar” Mirror

Lot 62.

Large Mahogany Stereo Cabinet, 20th C.

Lot 63.

Guy Arnoux, “Les Vines de Bourgogne” Lith. Poster

Lot 64.

Renaissance Style Oak Hall Chair, Sgabello Form

Lot 65.

Pair of Maps, Great Vineyards of Burgundy, France

Lot 66.

Three Light Iron Chandelier w/Rusted Patina

Lot 67.

Rustic Pine Three Panel Mirrored Screen

Lot 68.

Sterling Overlay Decanter & 6 Glass Cordial Set

Lot 69.

Heavy Black Iron & Glass Coffee Table

Lot 70.

Large Carved Meerschaum Pipe w/Female Nude Nymph

Lot 71.

Round Mahogany Flip Top Table, 19th C.

Lot 72.

Sheffield Silver Plated Punch Bowl w/ Garlands

Overall 42.5” x 25”.

Estimate $200-$400

American.

Height 40.75”, width 16”, seat depth 14.5”, seat height 17.5”.

Estimate $300-$500

Each panel height 77.75”, width 22”, depth 2.25”.

Estimate $400-$600

Late 19th/Early 20th century.

Height 3.75”, length 8”.

Estimate $150-$300

6.

20th century.

Height 31.75”, width 110.5”, depth 20”.

Estimate $400-$600

French, 4th quarter 20th century. “Atlas des Grands Vignobles de Bourgogne” by Sylvain Pitiot and Pierre Poupon, pub. in 1986, including “Cote de Nuits” and “Cote de Beune”. Framed 23” x 59.25”. Estimate $75-$150

Continental, late 19th/ early 20th century.

Glasses marked to underside of holder “Sterling”.

Decanter 8” tall, glasses 2” tall.

Estimate $400-$600

19th century.

Height 27.5”, diameter of top 31.5”.

Estimate $150-$300

Guy Arnoux (Frenc, 1886-1951), “Les Vins de Bourgogne”c. 1925, color lithograph poster, published by Devambez, Paris, France. Framed 51.25” x 35.5”, sight size 46.75” x 31.5”.

Estimate $300-$500

Contemporary.

Height 44.25”, width 14.75”, depth 15.25”.

Estimate $150-$300

20th century.

Height 20”, width 36.5”, depth 26.3”.

Estimate $300-$500

English/ Sheffield, early 20th century. Marked to underside with indistinguishable three character mark above “Made in Sheffield England”. 7 5/8” tall x 14 3/8” diameter. Estimate $300-$500

Lot 73.

American Civil War Era Wooden Drum, 1860s

Lot 74.

Civil War Era Officer’s Folding Camp Chair, 1860s

Lot 75.

Two Puck Magazine Political Cartoon Chromoliths

Lot 76.

Civil War Conf. Monetary Notes & Union Photograph

Lot 77.

Georgian Mahogany Three Drawer Chest

Lot 78.

19th Century Naval Signal or Model Cannon

Lot 79.

American Classical Mahogany Drop Leaf Work Table

Lot 80.

Woodville Lithograph “Charge of the Union Brigade”

Lot 81.

“Portrait of a Stately Gentleman”, American School

Lot 82.

American School Oil on Canvas, “Autumn Landscape”

Lot 83.

Pair of 19th C. Brass Cannonball Andirons

Lot 84.

After Frank Feller “The Last Grip”, Lithograph

American, 19th century.

Height 11.9”, diameter (to outside of metal hooks) 16.75”.

Estimate $300-$500

1862 photograph of Union Army Brigadier General Joseph Hooker (1814-1879) by Matthew B. Brady (18221896), and various bank notes.

Estimate $300-$400

American, 19th century.

Height 28.25”, width (closed) 14”, depth 20”, leaves 7.8”.

Estimate $150-$300

American School, mid 20th century. “Autumn Landscape”, oil on canvas, indistinguishably signed lower right.

Framed 24.75” x 30.75”, unframed 20” x 26”.

Estimate $400-$600

American, second half of 19th century. Civil War era (circa 1860s). Height 34.25”, width 17.75”, depth 18”, seat to floor (when open) 15”.

Estimate $300-$500

English, early 19th century.

Height 33”, width 33”, depth 17”.

Estimate $400-$600

Richard Caton Woodville Jr. (English, 1856-1927).

“Charge of Union Brigade at Waterloo, Scots Grays & First Royal Dragoon Guard”, lithograph printed on illustration board. Board 21” x 32”. Estimate $200-$400

19th century.

Height 17.5”, width 8”, depth 13”.

Estimate $100-$300

Two Puck Magazine (American, 18761-1918) political cartoon chromolithographs. Washington’s Birthday Cartoon framed 18.25” x 21.5”, sight size 9.4” x 12.8”. Carl Schurz cartoon framed 22” x 19”, sight size 13” x 9.75”. Estimate $200-$400

19th century.

9.5” tall x 27.25” long x 15.5” wide.

Estimate $300-$500

American School, late 19th/ early 20th century. “Portrait of a Stately Gentleman”, oil on canvas, apparently unsigned. Framed 48 5/8” x 41”, unframed 40” x 32”.

Estimate $500-$700

After Frank Feller (Swiss, 1848-1908). “The Last Grip”, chromolithograph.

Framed 45” x 38.25”, sight size 27.25” x 20.5”.

Estimate $150-$300

7.

Lot 85.

Group of Two Asian Bronze Vases w/ Relief

Lot 86.

Large Japanese Woodblock Print with Calligraphy

Lot 87.

Japanese Netsuke w/Periodot Necklace

Lot 88.

Japanese Carved Wood Figure of Kanon, Edo Period

Lot 89.

Rare Noritake Pigeon Blood Vase, Marked

Lot 90.

Collection of 2 Japanese Kutani Bowls, Marked

Lot 91.

Japanese Diamond Form Porcelain Platter, 19th C.

Lot 92.

Japanese Black & White Chatter Lidded Jar, c.1840s

Lot 93.

Southeast Asian Stone Figural Carving

Lot 94.

Group 3 Japanese Carved Figural Netsukes

Lot 95.

Japanese Bizen Hanaire/ Ceremonial Flower Vase

Lot 96.

Japanese Earthenware Bowl w/Bird Motif

Asian, 20th century. Calligraphic inscription on band at neck, unmarked.

9.5” tall x 6” diameter.

Estimate $300-$500

Japanese, Edo Period (1603-1868). Apparently unsigned.

Height 10.5”, width 2.5”, depth 2.25”.

Estimate $400-$600

Japanese, 19th century. Underside marked with blue mark within square under glaze.

Tray measures 14.7” x 13.125”.

Estimate $300-$500

Tallest netsuke 3.125”. All apparently unmarked.

Estimate $300-$500

8.

Manner of Zheng Xie (Japanese, 1693-1765). “Bamboo”, woodblock print on rice paper, inscribed upper and lower right with calligraphic marks and seals. Framed 64 3/4” x 37 1/8”, image size 56.5” x 29.5”. Estimate $300-$500

Japanese, 20th century.

Height 8.5”, diameter of opening at top 2.4”.

Estimate $300-$500

Japanese, circa 1840s, Edo Period (1603-1868). Marked to underside with impressed calligraphic marks within an ovular cartouche. 4.25” tall x 5” diameter at widest point.

Estimate $300-$500

Japanese, likely Edo period (1603-1868).

5 1/2” tall x 2 7/8” diameter at base.

Estimate $400-$600

Netsuke 3.125” long. Necklace 22.75”.

Total weight 157 grams.

Estimate $300-$500

Japanese, 18th/19th century.

Bowl with goat, 2.5” tall, 7” diameter at opening; bowl with birds, 3.75” tall, 6.75” diameter at opening.

Estimate $500-$700

Southeast Asian, possibly Tibetan, circa 18th/ 19th century.

Carving (without plinth) 3 3/4” tall x 1 3/4” x 7/8”.

Estimate $300-$500

Japanese, Edo/Meiji Period. Unmarked.

Height 3.75”, diameter of top 9”.

Estimate $300-$500

Lot 97.

Meiji Japanese Tansu or Choba-Dansu Chest

Lot 98.

Japanese Carved Wood & Ivory Toad Brush Holder

Lot 99.

Carved Stone Buddhist Deity, Jizo or Ksitigarbha

Lot 100.

18” Gilt Imari Charger, 19th/ 20th Century

Lot 101.

Japanese Scroll Painting w/ Mountain Goats, 19th C

Lot 102.

Japanese Pottery Vase w/ Silver Gilt Fan Motif

Lot 103.

Small Japanese Painted Figural Wood Panel

Lot 104.

Japanese Pottery Gray Glazed Bowl, Likely Meiji

Lot 105.

Framed Japanese Calligraphic Work, 19th C.

Lot 106.

2 Japanese Pottery Bowls w/ Fuku Mark, Edo Period

Lot 107.

Japanese Hanging Scroll with Calligraphy

Lot 108.

Japanese Oribe Ware Teapot Hobin, Likely Edo Pd.

Japanese, 19th century.

Height 22”, width 25.25”, depth 14.25”.

Estimate $300-$500

Japanese, late 19th/ early 20th century. Unmarked.

18 1/8” diameter.

Estimate $300-$500

Japanese, 19th century, possibly earlier- likely Edo Period (1603-1868). Back of panel with black calligraphic marks.

Overall 3.75” x 4.75”.

Estimate $300-$500

Japanese, likely Edo period (1603–1868).

Larger bowl 2 5/8” tall x 7” diameter, smaller bowl 2 3/4” tall x 6 3/8” diameter.

Estimate $300-$500

Height 7.125”, diameter of foot 1.6”.

Estimate $300-$500

Japanese, 19th century.

Overall height 66.75”, width (of cylindrical wood handle) 15”.

Estimate $300-$500

Japanese, late 19th/ early 20th century.

3” tall, 4 1/8 diameter of opening.

Estimate $300-$500

Japanese, 20th century. Ink on rice paper.

Overall 43” x 14.75”.

Estimate $150-$300

Unmarked.

5 5/8” tall x 2 3/8” wide x 1 7/8” deep.

Estimate $400-$600

Japanese, late 19th/ early 20th century. Unmarked, but could possibly be Awaji make pre-1890.

6.75” tall, 2” diameter at opening.

Estimate $300-$500

Japanese, likely 19th century.

Framed 25.5” x 13.5”. Sight size of calligraphy work 14.25” x 2.4”.

Estimate $400-$600

Japanese, likely Edo Period (1603-1868).

Marked to underside with impressed calligraphic mark within a square cartouche.

Estimate $400-$600

9.

Lot 109.

Japanese Scroll Painting with Calligraphy

Lot 110.

19th C. Japanese Scroll with Cock & Hen

Japanese, late 19th/ early 20th century.

34.5” x 14.75”.

Estimate $150-$300

Japanese, 19th century.

Watercolor on rice paper.

56” x 32.25”.

Estimate $500-$700

Lot 111.

Japanese Hanging Scroll, Tree with Many Birds

Lot 112.

19th C. Japanese Hanging Scroll, Bird in Flight

Japanese, late 19th/ early 20th century.

Overall 85.25” x 19”.

Estimate $400-$600

Japanese, 19th century.

Watercolor on rice paper.

Overall 66.25” x 15”.

Estimate $400-$600

Lot 113.

19th C. Japanese Scroll Painting on Silk, Bamboo

Lot 114.

Japanese Scroll Painting on Silk, Crane Motif

Japanese, 19th century.

Ink on silk.

Overall 60.75” x 18.5”.

Estimate $400-$600

Japanese, 19th century.

Watercolor on silk.

Overall 74.75” x 22.25”.

Estimate $50-$700

10.

Lot 115.

Chinese 19th C. Blue & White Porcelain Bowls

Lot 116.

Pair of Century Furniture Chin Hua Bedside Chests

Lot 117.

2 Pc. Chinese Porcelain Platter w/ Draining Dish

Lot 118.

Chinese Cast Bronze Large Vase w/ Phoenixes

Lot 119.

Chinese Porcelain Hand Painted Wall Pocket, Marked

Lot 120.

Yixing Teapot w/ Landscape Motif and Calligraphy

Lot 121.

Collection of Two Chinese Carved Jade Items

Lot 122.

Pair of Chinese Blue & White Vases w/Covers

Lot 123.

Chinese Green Jade Bangle Bracelet

Lot 124.

Chinese Porcelain Famile Verte Vase

Lot 125.

Chinese Carved Jade Pendant w/Monkey Motif

Lot 126.

Chinese Shiwan Pottery Jar w/Panel Decoration

Chinese, 19th century, possibly earlier.

Height 2.6”, diameter of opening at top 4.4”, diameter of foot 2.4”.

Estimate $400-$600

Chinese, 20th century. Marked to underside with three calligraphic marks within a rectangular cartouche.

17 3/8” tall x 7 3/4” diameter of top.

Estimate $400-$600

Chinese, 20th century, possibly earlier.

Spinach jade cup 2.4” tall, celadon jade censor 2.8” tall.

Estimate $400-$600

Chinese, 20th century. Underside with red mark over glaze. Height 14.25”, diameter of top 6.7”, diameter of foot 6.25”.

Estimate $300-$500

American, 20th century.

Height 23”, width 32”, depth 16”.

Estimate $400-$600

Chinese, late 19th/ early 20th century. Marked to underside with four character cobalt underglaze Qianlong Nian Zhi mark. 6.75” x 4.75” x 1.75”.

Estimate $400-$600

Chinese, late 19th/early 20th century. The foot with blue underglaze mark Kangxi Nian Zhi -”Kangxi Period Make”.

Height 12.25”, diameter of foot 3.75”.

Estimate $400-$600

Unsigned.

Height 2”, width 1.25”, depth 0.50”.

Estimate $300-$500

Chinese, late 19th/ early 20th century. Unmarked.

Overall 2 1/8” tall x 17 1/4” diameter.

Estimate $400-$600

Chinese, 20th century. Marked to underside and inside of lid.

5.25” tall, x 5.5” spout to handle.

Estimate $400-$600

Chinese, 20th century.

Interior diameter 2.25”, exterior diameter 3.125”. Total weight 46.7 grams.

Estimate $300-$500

Chinese, 19th century, possibly earlier. Unmarked.

Height 2.6”, width 3.1”, depth 2.9”.

Estimate $300-$500

11.

Lot 127.

Jarvin Parks Bacchus Conte Drawing, Unsigned

Lot 128.

Italian Carved & Giltwood Mirror w/ Foliate Motif

Lot 129.

Italian Mid Century Modern Chrome Floor Lamp

Lot 130.

Jarvin Parks Ink Sketch Drawing of Man, Signed

Lot 131.

Pair of Gray & Black Herman Miller Armchairs

Lot 132.

Grace Wendrick Welti, Mixed Media Portrait

Lot 133.

Modernist Style Brass Chair & Ottoman w/Cord Seats

Lot 134.

Large Contemporary Room Size Rug (8’9”x12’4”)

Lot 135.

Jarvin Parks, Portrait of a Young Man, Pen & Ink

Lot 136.

Heavy Modern Marble & Brass Coffee Table

Lot 137.

Two Jarvin Parks Works on Paper, Original Prints

Lot 138.

Mid Century Modern 5 Drawer Ebonized Chest

Jarvin Lee Parks (American (Atlanta, Georgia), d.1967), “Bacchus”, red conte crayon drawing on paper, apparently unsigned. Framed 23.25” x 20”. Sight size 19” x 16”.

Estimate $150-$300

Jarvin Lee Parks (American (Atlanta), 20th century, d.1967), “Portrait of a Young Man”, pen and ink on woven paper, signed “jarvin” lower left corner. Framed 22.5” x 16.75”. Sight size 14” x 9.25”. Estimate $300-$500

Italy, circa 1980s. Sticker on underside “Made in Italy”.

Chair height 30.5”, seat width 16”, seat depth 16”, seat height 18”. Ottoman height 18”, width 15”.

Estimate $300-$500

Unmarked.

Height 15.75”, width 52”, depth 18.25”.

Estimate $300-$500

12.

Italian, 20th century.

25.5” diameter.

Estimate $150-$300

American, 20th century. Herman Miller. Marked to the underside Herman Miller label with paper label EL 101, #3745, 090994. Height 30.5”, width 23.5” (arm to arm), seat depth 16.5”, seat height 17”. Estimate $300-$500

Wool. Abstract pattern on red field. Gold, green, black and blue accent colors.

104” x 148” Estimate $200-$400

Jarvin Parks (American/ Georgia, d.1967). Vertical piece framed 17 1/2” x 14 3/4”, sight size 10 5/8” x 7 1/4”; horizontal piece framed 14 3/4” x 17 5/8”, sight size 8 1/2” x 11 5/8”. Estimate $700-$900

Italian, 20th century.

Height 70”, base width 13.6”.

Estimate $300-$600

Grace Wendrick Welti (American, 20th century), “Rick” 1988, mixed media on paper, signed and dated center left “1988 Welti”. Framed 48” x 34”, sight size 43.5” x 30”.

Estimate $300-$500

Jarvin Lee Parks (American (Atlanta, Georgia), d.1967), “Portrait of a Young Man”, pen and ink on woven paper, signed “jarvin” lower right corner. Framed 15.5” x 12” Unframed 11” x 7.6”. Estimate $300-$500

American, 20th century. Stencil mark on back ‘B Mahogany/chest/No 131.’

Height 55.5”, width 40”, depth 21.5”.

Estimate $400-$600

Lot 139.

“Surrealist Figural Procession”, American School

Lot 140.

Modern Beech Wood Side or Accent Chair

Lot 141.

Joseph Wolins “Mitzvah Dance”, Oil on Canvas

Lot 142.

Mid Century Kosta Glass Vase Cat & Fishnet

Lot 143.

Anne Woodson “Death, Passage, Birth”, Signed

Lot 144.

Modernist Style Chrome Small Side Table

Lot 145.

Pair of Picasso Style Porcelain Floor Vases

Lot 146.

Overman Black Leather Swivel Lounge Pod Chair

Lot 147.

Figural Painting of Crowned Woman on Horse, 20th C

Lot 148.

Andy Warhol Contemporary Area Rug (6” diameter)

Lot 149.

Gigi Gallant, “Abstracted Woman”, Mixed Media

Lot 150.

Louis XVI Style Gilt Bronze Gueridon

American School, early 20th century. “Surrealist Figural Procession”, oil on canvas, inscribed to verso of stretcher “M. Levey”. Framed 35” x 41”, unframed 30” x 36”.

Estimate $300-$500

Swedish, 1950s.

Signed “Kosta “ and numbered 0247.

Estimate $300-$500

Last quarter of 20th century.

Height 35.25”, diameter of top 10.75”.

Estimate $300-$500

Andy Warholic Home Collection Area Rug. Round. Black Field with multiple shoe motif decoration.

6’ diameter.

Estimate $200-$400

European, Mid 20th century.

Height 40.75”, width 16.75”, depth 17”, seat to floor 17.25”.

Estimate $300-$500

Anne Woodson (American, 20th century), “Death, Passage, Birth” - 1986, mixed media on paper, signed and dated in pencil lower right “Woodson 4/86”. Framed 72.5” x 37.5”, sight size 70.5” x 35.5”. Estimate $300-$500

Sweden, circa 1970s.

Height 26.5”, width 33” (side to side), seat depth 18”, seat height 16”.

Estimate $200-$400

Gigi Gallant (American/ California, d. 2009). “Abstracted Woman”, mixed media on canvas, signed lower right “gallant”. Framed 30.25” x 30.25”, unframed 28” x 28”.

Estimate $300-$500

Joseph Wolins (American (New Jersey/ New York), 19151999), “Mitzvah Dance” - 1961, oil on canvas, signed lower left. Unframed 36” x 28”.

Estimate $300-$500

Apparently unmarked.

Height 18”, diameter 23.75”.

Estimate $200-$400

20th century. Apparently unsigned.

Framed 33.5” x 27.5”. Unframed 30” x 24”.

Estimate $200-$400

Height 26”, diameter 26”.

Provenance: From the Estate of Jane O. Day of Atlanta, Georgia.

Estimate $400-$600

13.

Lot 151.

American School Oil, “Abstract Horse with Figure”

Lot 152.

Industrial Style Iron and Oak Desk or Table

Lot 153.

Modern Chrome Sculpture, ‘Abstracted Horse”

Lot 154.

Set of 3 Fritz Hansen “Series 7” Side Chairs

Lot 155.

Mixed Media Collage, After the Horses at Lascaux

Lot 156.

Faux Bois Rustic Silvered Iron Circular Table

Lot 157.

Salvador Dali “Superstition (Le Dragon)” Etching

Lot 158.

Modernist Style Figural Sculpture on Base

Lot 159.

After Salvador Dali “Cosmic Cavalier Horseman”

Lot 160.

Peter Hurd, “Running Before the Storm, Serigraph

Lot 161.

Modern 5 Piece Curved Wood Room Divider, Signed

Lot 162.

Claude Grosperin, French Oil on Canvas, Signed

American School, 20th century. “Abstract Horse with Figure”, oil on canvas, indistinguishably signed lower left, possibly “Klaeyk”. Framed 27.5” x 39.5”, unframed 24” x 36”. Estimate $200-$400

Danish, last quarter of 20th century. Designed by Arne Jacobsen (Danish, 1902-1971) for Fritz Hansen. Original label to underside of each. Height 28.75”, width 22.5”, depth 22.5”, seat to floor 16.25”. Estimate $300-$500

Salvador Dali (Spanish, 1904-1989), “Superstition (Le dragon)”- 1970, etching on Japon paper, pencil signed lower right margin. Framed 18.5” x 15.25”. Sight size 11.9” x 8.9”. Estimate $400-$600

Peter Hurd (American, 1904-1984), “Running Before the Storm”, color serigraph, pencil signed lower right, numbered lower left “80/250”. Framed 33.5” x 46.5”, image size 26” x 38.75”. Estimate $600-$800

14.

20th century.

Height 30.25”, width 30”, depth 20”.

Estimate $300-$500

20th century. Unsigned.

Framed 42” x 55.5”, sight size 29.25” x 42.5”.

Estimate $400-$600

Apparently unsigned.

Height 33”, square base 11.8”.

Estimate $500-$700

20th century. One piece signed at bottom “Frank Sinatra 5 Pc”. Tallest component height 82”, width 15.125”, depth 8”. Shortest component height 40”, width 11.5”, depth 6.75”. Estimate $500-$700

American School, 20th century. “Abstracted Horse”, polished chrome, unsigned.

20” x 35.25” x 12.5”.

Estimate $300-$500

20th century. Apparently unmarked.

Height 31.4”, diameter 24”.

Estimate $400-$600

After Salvador Dali (Spanish, 1904-1989). “Cosmic Cavalier Horseman” - c. 1982, lithograph, pencil inscription lower right. Framed 31.5” x 34.5”, sight size 19” x 22”.

Estimate $150-$300

Claude Grosperin (French, 1936-1977), “View of Bell Tower of the Côte de Grace in Springtime”, oil on canvas, signed lower right. Framed 38” x 45.5”, unframed 32” x 39.5”. Estimate $600-$800

Lot 163.

Chinese Enamel, Silver & Cabochon Decorated Box

Lot 164.

Pair of Rose Medallion Fish Bowls on Stands

Lot 165.

Chinese Embroidery Textile Panel w/Dragon Motif

Lot 166.

Egg Form Yixing Teapot with Dragon & Hatchling

Lot 167.

Pair of Chi’en Lung Chinese Export Plates, c. 1780

Lot 168.

Chinese Lacquered & Gilt Painted Scholar’s Cabinet

Lot 169.

Chinese Carved Zitan Brushpot

Lot 170.

Chinese Ivory Snuff Bottle & Happy Buddha

Lot 171.

Two Chinese Blue & White Vases w/ Fu Dog Handles

Lot 172.

Set of 12 Chinese Black Lacquered Dining Chairs

Lot 173.

Pair of Chinese Carved Ivory Foo Dogs

Lot 174.

Chinese Black Lacquered Dining Table

Marked on bottom “SILVER”.

Height 7.1”, diameter of bottom 3.5”.

Estimate $600-$800

Chinese, 20th century. Marked to underside with impressed calligraphic marks within a square cartouche, also to inside of lid with three ovular cartouches. 5.5” tall x 6.5” spout to handle. Estimate $500-$700

Chinese, 20th century. Apparently unmarked.

Height 6.25”, width 5.5”, depth 4.125”.

Estimate $500-$700

Chinese, 20th century. Armchair height 39.25”, width 19.5” (arm to arm), seat depth 16”, seat height 18”. Side chair height 38.75”, width 18”, seat depth 16”, seat height 18”.

Estimate $800-$1,20

Chinese, 20th century, possibly earlier.

Apparently unmarked.

Height on stand 27”, diameter of mouth 18.5”.

Estimate $600-$800

Chinese, late 18th century.

Unmarked.

9 3/8” diameter.

Estimate $500-$700

Happy Buddha, height 6.25”, diameter 3.25”; 19th century snuff bottle, height 3.75”, width 2.25”, depth 1.5”.

Estimate $500-$700

Chinese, Late 19th/Early 20th century, possibly earlier.

Each marked on bottom.

Height 4”, width 2.1”, depth 2.5”.

Estimate $500-$700

Framed 36.7” x 18.4”. Sight size 26.5” x 12.5”.

Estimate $500-$700

Chinese, circa 1879 - 1890.

Height 64.8”, width 39.5”, depth 14.5”.

Estimate $500-$700

Chinese, late 19th/ early 20th century. Unmarked, one with remnant of red wax seal. 17 3/8” tall x 7 3/8” diameter at mouth.

Estimate $500-$700

Chinese, 20th century. Height 30”, width 64”, depth 42”.

With two additional leaves, each measuring 15.5” in width.

Estimate $500-$700

15.

Lot 175.

Hand Woven Chinese Room Size Rug (8’11”x11’11”)

Lot 176.

Unique Large Yixing Teapot, Dragon & Tree Motif

Lot 177.

Pair of Chinese Blue & White Foliate Motif Cups

Lot 178.

Chinese Bronze Figure of Seated Buddha

Lot 179.

Pair of Large Chinese Double Happiness Lidded Urns

Lot 180.

Bamboo Motif Yixing Zisha Teapot, Chinese

Lot 181.

Chinese Yixing Zisha Teapot w/ Crescent Moon Motif

Lot 182.

Chinese Carved Rosewood Armchair

Lot 183.

Chinese Qing Dynasty Bronze Guanyin w/Green Patina

Lot 184.

Chinese Rose Medallion Centerpiece Bowl

Lot 185.

Chinese Song Dynasty Style Qingbai Vase

Lot 186.

Blue Yixing Zisha Teapot with Phoenix Motif

Wool. China. Circular center medallion with dragon.

Flanked by four dragon motif corners.

8’11” x 11’11”.

Estimate $600-$800

Marked on bottom with pictorial mark.

Height 13.125”, width 7.75”, depth 6”.

Estimate $800-$1,200

Chinese, 20th century. Marked to underside of lid with two impressed marks, and to underside of body with calligraphic marks within a square cartouche. 2 3/4” tall x 6 1/8” spout to handle. Estimate $800-$1,200

Chinese, Late 19th/Early 20th century.

Unmarked.

Height 6.5”, diameter 15.8”.

Estimate $700-$900

16.

Chinese, 20th century. Marked to interior of lid with impressed mark, and to underside of body with impressed calligraphic marks within a square cartouche. 5.75” tall x 10.25” spout to handle. Estimate $700-$900

Chinese, late 19th/ early 20th century. Unmarked.

16” tall x 10.5” diameter.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

Height 38”, width 24.25”, depth 18.5”, seat to floor 19.75”.

Estimate $800-$1,200

Chinese, Song Dynasty (960-1279). Apparently unmarked.

Height 10.75”, diameter of opening at top 3.4”, diameter of foot 3.9”.

Estimate $800-$1,200

Chinese, possibly 17th century.

Height 2.25”, diameter of opening at top 3.2”, diameter of foot 2.25”.

Estimate $600-$800

Chinese, 20th century. Marked to underside of pot with impressed calligraphic marks within a square cartouche.

7.5” tall x 6.5” spout to edge.

Estimate $800-$1,200

Chinese, 19th century, possibly earlier.

Apparently unmarked.

Height 10.5”, width 6.75”, depth 4.3”.

Estimate $800-$1,200

Chinese, 20th century. Marked to underside of pot with impressed calligraphic marks within a square cartouche.

5.5” tall x 7.25” spout to handle.

Estimate $800-$1,200

Lot 187.

Southeast Asian Gilt Bronze Buddha Shakyamuni

Lot 188.

Large Japanese Bizen Ware Bulbous Vase

Lot 189.

Japanese Arita Blue & White Tray w/Map of Japan

Lot 190.

Pentagonal Oribe Pottery Incense Case, Edo Period

Lot 191.

Unusual Japanese Celadon Glazed Lidless Sake Pot

Lot 192.

Japanese Diminutive Sue Ware Jar, Late Kofun Pd.

Lot 193.

Japanese Kurotenmoku Glazed Chawan, 14th/15th C

Lot 194.

Japanese Haniwa Head on Black Wood Block

Lot 195.

Pair of Large 19th C. Japanese Ginger Jars

Southeast Asian, likely late 18th/ early 19th century. Inlaid silver floral mark to underside of sculpture, and a seven character mark to verso of sculpture, possibly in the Talil language. 8” x 5.25” x 3.5”. Estimate $800-$1,200

Japanese, likely 18th/19th century, likely Edo Period (1603-1868). Unmarked.

1 3/8” tall x 2 1/2” wide x 2 1/4” deep.

Estimate $800-$1,200

Japanese, late 14th/ early 15th century, Muromachi Period (1337-1573).

1 7/8” tall x 5 3/8” diameter at opening.

Estimate $700-$900

Japanese, likely Meiji Period (1868-1912). Impressed mark to underside very similar to the abbreviated Hi(zen) mark of Arita used during the Meiji Period. Overall 11” tall x 15” diameter at widest point. Estimate $800-$1,200

Japanese, late 19th/ early 20th century. Marked to underside with two impressed calligraphic marks within an oval cartouche. 6.5” tall x 6.25” edge to spout.

Estimate $800-$1,200

Japanese (possibly Kofun period, circa 250-600 A.D.) Sculptural head likely originally from Iyo Shikoku. Height of head 3.6”, width 3.4”, depth 3.3”. Overall height (including base) 8”. Estimate $1,000-$2,000

Japanese, Early 19th century. Marked on bottom with four character marks in blue under glaze.

Tray or plate 10” x 11.5”.

Estimate $800-$1,200

Japanese, likely late Kofun period (circa 6th century AD).

Without stand 3 3/8” tall x 3 1/4” diameter at top.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

Japanese, 19th century. Unmarked.

Overall 15” tall x 9” diameter.

Estimate $800-$1,200

17.

Lot 196.

Pair of Chinese Cloisonne Bixi Incense Burners

Lot 197.

Chinese Warring States Style Black Figure Urn

Lot 198.

Chinese Cloisonne Center Bowl w/ Undersea Motif

Lot 199.

Chinese Carved Coral Sculpture of Grapes

Lot 200.

Chinese Ink Scroll Painting, Men at Waterfall

Lot 201.

Collection of 2 Hand Carved Ivory Figures, Marked

Lot 202.

Large Ming Dynasty Style Porcelain Bowl

Lot 203.

Chinese Cloisonne Covered Center Bowl, Likely Qing

Lot 204.

Pair of Large Ming Wan-li Style Cloisonne Chargers

Apparently unmarked.

Height 5.75”, width 6.5”, depth 2.5”.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

Signed. Height 3.25”, diameter 1.5”.

Estimate $1,500-$3,000

Unmarked.

Height 6.5”, diameter 16.3”.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

18.

Chinese, Warring States Period style.

14” tall x 6 1/8” diameter at opening.

Estimate $1,500-$3,000

Chinese. Black calligraphic marks to upper right with two red seals along with a red seal to lower left and upper left of page. Overall 74” x 21.5”.

Estimate $1,000-$1,600

Chinese, late 19th/ early 20th century, likely Qing Dynasty.

Unmarked.

8” tall x 15” diameter.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

Chinese, 19th century.

20 1/8” x 4 5/8” tall.

Estimate $1,500-$3,000

Asian, Late 19th/Early 20th century, possibly earlier. Man on water wheel, marked on bottom, 9.25” x 2.6” x 3”; man hauling wood, marked on bottom, 6.5” x 3” x 3”.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

Chinese, early 20th century possibly older. Marked to underside with center cartouche bearing Ming Dynasty Wan-li mark. 16 1/4” diameter, 2 1/8” tall.

Estimate $1,500-$3,000

Lot 205.

English Chippendale Style Walnut Chest of Drawers

Lot 206.

19th C. English School “Portrait of a Stately Man”

Lot 207.

19th C. Bronze Mounted Tortoiseshell Inkstand

Lot 208.

Pair of A. Munting Engravings, Aloe in Terra Cotta

Lot 209.

English Mahogany Library Table w/Leather Top

Lot 210.

Pair of A. Munting Engravings of Plants, 17th C.

Lot 211.

English Mahogany Inlaid Pembroke Table

Lot 212.

19th C. American School, Portrait of a Bearded Man

Lot 213.

Wallace Sterling Grand Baroque Flatware, 62 Pieces

Lot 214.

Large Mahogany Chippendale Style Mirror w/Phoenix

Lot 215.

Hand Woven Cream & Brown Tabriz Rug

Lot 216.

Chippendale Style Mahogany Camelback Sofa

English, 18th century.

Height 37.5”, width 40”, depth 21.25”.

Estimate $600-$800

Abraham Munting (Dutch, 1626-1683). “Aloe Americana Minor (Fig. 93)” and “Aloe Ferox (Fig. 95)”, hand colored copperplate engravings pub. in 1696. Framed 22 3/8” x 17 1/2”, sight size 13 7/8” x 9”. Estimate $600-$800

English, 19th century. Height 28” width 21” (leaves closed), 39.25” open, depth 31”.

Estimate $800-$1,200

American. Height 60.5”, width 37.75”.

Estimate $800-$1,200

British School, 19th century. “Portrait of A Stately Man”, oil on canvas, apparently unsigned.

Framed 35” x 30”, unframed 29 5/8” x 25”.

Estimate $600-$800

English, 19th century. Label to the underside “Antique Restorations”. Height 30.5”, width 53.25”. depth 31.25”.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

American School, 19th century. “Portrait of a Bearded Gentleman”, oil on canvas, apparently unsigned. Framed 37 1/8” x 32 1/4”, unframed 27” x 22 1/8”.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

All wool hand woven cream and chocolate tabriz rug floral central medallion, stylized foliate border, and floral corner spandrels. Rug with thin pile, fringe cut down.

Measures 7’ 3” x 10’ 8”. Estimate $800-$1,200

English, 19th century.

6” x 11” x 8.5”.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

Abraham Munting (Dutch, 1626-1683). “Hemionitis Crispa Media Obtusifolia (Fig. 83)” and “Herba Viva Chinensis Arborescens (Fig. 178)”, engravings pub. in 1696. Framed 22 3/8” x 17 1/2”, sight size 13 7/8” x 9”. Estimate $600-$800

Wallace Sterling (American/ Connecticut, 1871- ). A 62 piece set of Grand Baroque pattern sterling flatware comprising of eight 7-piece place settings and six serving pieces. Total weight 93.2 troy ounces. Estimate 1,500-$3,000

Height 35”, width 81”, depth 28”.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

19.

Lot 217.

20th C. Fruitwood Four Drawer Sideboard

Lot 218.

Pair of Bronze Sculptures, Dionysus & Maenad

Lot 219.

Pair of Italian Rococo Style Painted Fauteuils

Lot 220.

Neoclassical Two Panel Painted Floor Screen

Lot 221.

Neoclassical Brass Fireplace Andirons & Fender

Lot 222.

Large Meissen Figural Porcelain Potpourri Urn

Lot 223.

Large 20th C. Venetian Landscape Painting, O/C

Lot 224.

Pair of Gilt Bronze & Marble Pedestals

Lot 225.

“Fortune Teller” Oil on Canvas, Illegibly Signed

Lot 226.

Paola Sala, Italian Landscape with Figures & Cows

Lot 227.

French Painted & Parcel Gilt Decorated Trumeau

Lot 228.

18th C. Italian Rococo Giltwood Console Table

Continental, 20th century.

Height 37.5”, width 78”, depth 20”.

Estimate $600-$800

Italian, 20th century.

Height 84”, each panel width 20.25”.

Estimate $600-$800

Italian, 20th century. Unsigned. Framed 48.75” x 81.75”.

Unframed 35.25” x 78.5”.

Estimate $800-$1,200

Paolo Sala (Italian, 1859-1924). “Around the Watering Hole”, watercolor on paper, signed lower left “Sala” and indistinguishably titled lower right in Italian. Framed 23.25” x 30.75”, sight size 12” x 19.5”. Estimate $1,000-$2,000

20.

Italian School, likely 20th century.

Apparently unsigned.

Each 12 1/4” x 3 3/8” x 3 1/8”.

Estimate $500-$700

Late 19th/ early 20th century.

Andirons 35.25” x 14” x 26”, fender 41.5” long.

Estimate $500-$700

20th century.

Height 45.9”, diameter of top 13.25”.

Estimate $500-$700

French, 20th century.

Height 61.5”, width 39”, depth 2.5”.

Estimate $500-$700

Italian, 20th century.

Height 43.5”, width 21.5” (arm to arm), seat depth 18”, seat height 18”.

Estimate $600-$800

German, 19th century. Marked to the underside in underglaze blue crossed swords.

Height 20.5”, width 13”, depth 11”.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

Continental School, Late 19th/Early 20th century. “The Fortune Teller”, oil on canvas, illegibly signed lower right, possibly F. Gort or F. Yort? Framed 25.5” x 32”. Unframed 20” x 27”. Estimate $800-$1,200

Italian, Mid 18th century.

Height 32.5”, width 44”, depth 22.25”.

Estimate $1,500-$2,500

Lot 229.

Continental Giltwood Carved Glass Top Coffee Table

Lot 230.

Rudolf Kuchler, Bronze Sculpture, “Dancing Beauty”

Lot 231.

12 Light 8 Arm Crystal Chandelier

Lot 232.

Empire Style Mahogany & Marquetry Inlaid Settee

Lot 233.

18th/19th C. Venetian Canal Scene, Calderon

Lot 234.

Pair of Empire Style Marquetry Inlaid Armchairs

Lot 235.

Palatial Aubusson Hand Woven Tapestry or Rug

Lot 236.

Charles Pollack Venetian Style Chest on Stand

Lot 237.

Royal Worcester “Regency” Pattern, 57 Piece Set

Lot 238.

Pair of Venetian Rococo Paint Decorated Fauteuils

Lot 239.

Pair of Royal Vienna Lidded Urns, Claudius Herr

Lot 240.

Venetian Etched Pier Mirror & Console Table

Continental, 20th century. Height 16”, width 76”, depth 41”. Provenance: Former catcher with the Chicago Cubs and one of Nashville’s most prolific restaurateurs.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

Italian, circa 1870s. Height 39.75”, width 51.75”, seat depth 19”, seat height 18”.

Estimate $600-$800

French, 19th century.

12’ x 13’.

Estimate $1,500-$3,000

Italian, 19th century.

Height 43.75”, width 20.5” (arm to arm), seat depth 18.5”, seat height 19”.

Estimate $2,000-$4,000

Rudolf Kuchler (Austria/ Germany, 1867 - 1954). “Dancing Beauty”, bronze, signed to base “R Kuchler”.

Overall 17.75” x 5 5/8” diameter at base.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

Charles-Clement Calderon (French, 1870-1906). “Venetian Canal”, oil on canvas, signed lower right “C. Calderon”. Framed 20.75” x 27.5”, unframed 15” x 21.75”.

Estimate $2,000-$4,000

20th century. Charles Pollack Reproduction tag to the top interior drawer and underside backboard.

Height 37.5”, width 47”, depth 16”.

Estimate $800-$1,200

German,19th century.

Height 21”, width 12” (handle to handle), diameter of base 9”.

Estimate $1,500-$3,000

20th century.

Height 34” (not including chain), diameter 30”.

Estimate $800-$1,200

Italian, circa 1870s.

Height 39.75”, width 25”, seat depth 19”, seat height 18”.

Estimate $500-$700

English, 20th century. All items marked on bottom with manufacturer.

Estimate $800-$1,200

Italy, circa 1940s.

Mirror height 80”, width 25”. Console height 22.25”, width 25.25”, depth 13.25.

Estimate $2,000-$4,000

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Lot 241.

Japanese Crane & Blossom Vase w/Chinese Mark

Lot 242.

Rare Japanese Aoki Mokubei Porcelain Inkstone

Japanese, Late 19th/Early 20th century.

Marked on bottom with red Chinese mark.

Height 23”, diameter of opening at top 1.7”, diameter of foot 5.5”.

Estimate $1,500-$3,000

Japanese Edo Period (1603-1868). Underside with impressed mark. Inkstone contained in a wooden lidded box with black calligraphic marks on exterior, and in silk pouch with red stamp from Imperial Japanese Silks Inspection office. Height 1”, width 3.4”, depth 4.6”. Estimate $1,500-$3,000

Lot 243.

WWII Japanese Naval Kai Gunto Sword

Lot 244.

19th C. Imari Gilt Floor Vase w/ Figural Scenes

Japanese, World War II era.

Sword marked on tang.

Length of sword in saya cover 37.5”.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

Japanese, 19th century.

43.25” tall x 14.75” diameter at top.

Estimate $1,500-$3,000

Lot 245.

Edo Period, 6 Piece Japanese Oribe Tea Set

Lot 246.

Hokke-kyo (Lotus) Sutra Fragment, Heian Period

Japanese, likely late 18th century, Edo Period (1603-1868).

Kyusu 2 3/4” tall x 5 5/8” wide handle to edge. Chawan 1 7/8” tall x 2.75” diameter at opening.

Estimate $2,000-$4,000

Japanese, circa 10th century AD, Heian Period. A framed fragment of a Hokke-kyo Sutra or Lotus Sutra, a Buddhist scripture, in “Konji Kindei” (gold on navy), with nine lines of gilt calligraphic marks on indigo dyed paper, ruled line border and line demarcation in silver. Framed 21” x 17”, sheet size 9.5” x 6.75.

Estimate $4,000-$6,000

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Lot 247.

19th C. Qing Dynasty Imperial Court Dragon Robe

Chinese, likely late 19th century, Qing Dynasty (1644-1912).

55� long, 80.5 cuff to cuff across shoulders.

An emperor’s dragon robe of blue, gold, and white design on brown ground suggesting that this robe was worn during courtly rituals honoring Heaven. The robe having a nine dragon motif, one on each shoulder, four around waist, one on chest, one on back, and one to interior of lapel. Also with a rampant dragon to each cuff, cloud scrolls and bats to the body, with the lower portion of robe ornamented with shui jiao (water foundation) below surging wave patterning with mountains and rocks.

Estimate $7,000 - $9,000

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Lot 248.

Important Pre-War Japanese Sterling Tea Service

Japanese, early 20th century, likely Meiji or Taisho Period (1868-1926).

A 14 piece sterling silver tea service comprising of a large teapot (6.75” tall), a smaller teapot (5” tall), a covered sugar (3.75” tall), a creamer (4” tall), and a trash receptacle (4.25” tall), each of these pieces of rectangular form having chamfered corners and bands of floral decoration with squared handles and ivory inlaid accents, 6 demitasse spoons (5 3/8” long), a hammered finish two handled tray with wood base (17 1/4” x 13 1/8”), an arch handled basket (7.75” tall x 10” diameter), and a compote on raised round foot (5.25” tall x 12.5” diameter), the compote and basket with reticulated floral design on tondo to body. Service presented in a carved mahogany chest with burled walnut paneled lid, the chest being of two parts, the top part having a hinged lid and a single drawer at base, the bottom section being an open compartment, each compartment lined with gathered purple silk shaped areas fitting each piece. Each piece marked to underside with two calligraphic marks within a square cartouche, these marks possibly a stylized representation of the characters for “pure silver”.

Total weight (without tray) 200.5 troy ounces.

Note: According to the consignor, this set was purchased in Kyoto, Japan by American Colonel James C. Dempsey in the 1950s during the American occupation of the country after WWII, the set being one of seven belonging to the Merchant Chiefs of Japan.

Estimate $7,000-$9,000

24.

Lot 249.

Howard Connelly, Nude Painting of Marilyn Monroe

Lot 250.

Ladies 14k Yellow Gold & Sapphire Link Bracelet

Howard Connolly (American (Rhode Island), 1903-1990), “Nude Marilyn Monroe on Red Velvet Drape”, oil on canvas, signed lower left.

Framed 38.5” x 32.75”, unframed 36” x 30”.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

Ladies 14k yellow gold and sapphire link bracelet with nicely matched natural prong set marquise cut sapphires (average size 6.0 x 3.1mm each, 3.36 carats total weight). Marked “14K” and “BH”. Length 7”. Total weight 11.6 grams.

Estimate $500-$700

Lot 251.

Ladies 1950s Rolex Yellow Gold Watch

Lot 252.

Bert Stern, Marilyn Monroe Photo Print, Signed

Ladies 1950s Rolex yelllow gold wristwatch with high polish oval case with worn hall mark on a spiedel stretch band. Case measures 25.5 x 22.5mm. Dial with stick form numerals. Total weight 29 grams (including band).

Estimate $1,000-$1,500

Bert Stern (American, 1929-2013), “Marilyn Monroe, Biting Necklace” - 1962, chromogene print, signed lower right, numbered lower left “110/250”.

Framed 33.5” x 32.5”. Sight size 20.75” x 19.75”.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

Lot 253.

Steve Kaufman, “Marilyn Monroe”, Limited Edition

Lot 254.

14k Yellow Gold, Emerald & Diamond Bracelet

Steve Kaufman (American, 1960-2010), “Marilyn Monroe”, serigraph on canvas with hand embellished painted surface, monogrammed on back of canvas “SAK”, edition number on verso of canvas “TP 6/25” under stamp from Martin Lawrence Limited Editions. Unframed 39.75” x 39”. Estimate $1,500-$3,000

14k gold bracelet with 19 natural prong set marquise cut emeralds (average 6.0 x 2.8mm, total weight 3.00 carats, color: transparent dark green, clarity range: I2) and 38 natural modern round brilliant diamonds (0.38 total carat weight, color range: L-M, clarity: I2). Marked “14K”. Bracelet length 6.875”.

Total weight 8.8 grams. Estimate $1,600-$3,200

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Lot 255.

French 19th C. Giltwood & Gesso Mirror

Lot 256.

Pair of French Louis XIV Style Walnut Fauteuils

Lot 257.

Fine Oushak Room Size Rug

Lot 258.

1894 Oil, “Female Nude With Looking Glass”, Signed

Lot 259.

Large Copper Bathtub on Wooden Stand w/ Wheels

Lot 260.

“Portrait of Ninon de Lenclos”, French 18th C. Oil

Lot 261.

Continental Louis XVI Style Walnut Carved Settee

Lot 262.

Murano Blown Glass & Gold Adventurine Chandelier

Lot 263.

Louis XV Style Ebonized & Ormolu Bureau Plat

Lot 264.

Dutch, O/C, “Cows At Water’s Edge” 19th/ 20th C.

Lot 265.

19th C. Louis Philippe Walnut Commode w/Marble Top

Lot 266.

Paul Emile Lecomte, Pair of French Landscapes, Oil

French, 19th century.

67” x 29.5”.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

Continental School, late 19th century. “Female Nude With Looking Glass” - 1894, oil on canvas, signed and dated lower right “Emilie Cheuss. Framed 27.25” x 20.5”, unframed 19.75” x 13.75”. Estimate $1,500-$3,000

Continental, 19th century.

Height 38.25”, width 49” (arm to arm), seat depth 19”, seat height 15”.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

Jan Cornelius van der Heijden (Dutch, late 19th/ early 20th century). “Cows at Water’s Edge”, oil on canvas, signed lower right “J.C.V.D. Heijden”. Framed 27 5/8” x 35 1/5”, unframed 19 7/8” x 27 7/8”. Estimate $1,000-$2,000

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French, 19th century.

Height 45.5”, width 24” (arm to arm), seat depth 20”, seat height 18”.

Estimate $800-$1,200

French, 19th century.

Height 33”, width 56.5”, depth 24.5” (at the deepest part).

Estimate $1,500-$3,000

Italian, 20th century. Attributed to Barovier & Toso, Murano.

Height 43”, width 36”.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

French, 19th century.

Height 38.75”, width 50”, depth 22.75”.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

Wool. Turkey. Orange field with green and gold border.

Floral design with cream and burgundy accent colors.

138” x 166”.

Estimate $1,500-$3,000

French School, 18th century. “Portrait of Ninon de l’Enclos”, oil on canvas, apparently unsigned.

Framed 24 3/4” x 20”, unframed 20 3/4” x 16 5/8”.

Estimate $1,200-$2,400

French, Late 19th/early 20th century.

Height 30”, width 57”, depth 34.5”.

Estimate $1,500-$3,000

Paul Emile Lecomte (French/American, 1877-1950). A pair of landscapes of the French countryside, oil on canvas, both signed lower right “Paul Emile Lecomte”. Framed 17 1/8” x 19 7/8”, unframed 13 1/8” x 16”. Estimate $1,000-$2,000

Lot 267.

Fine Amethyst, Citrine & Diamond Perfume Bottle

Lot 268.

Large Art Deco Marble Clock with Spelter Lion

Very fine custom made carved amethyst and citrine perfume bottle with 18k yellow gold border at bottom of stopper with modern round brilliant cut diamonds (clarity: VS1-VS2, color: G-H, 0.80 carat total weight).

Height 2.6”, width 1.1”, depth 0.60”.

Estimate $2,000-$4,000

The dial apparently unsigned.

Height 28”, width 36.25”, depth 8.5”.

Estimate $1,500-$3,000

Lot 269.

Milo Baughman for Thayer Coggin Plum Sectional

Lot 270.

Masood Kohari “Struggle”, 1965 Tonal Oil on Canvas

Milo Baughman for Thayer Coggin.

Height 26” width 176”, seat depth 29”, seat height 16”.

Estimate $2,000-$4,000

Masood Kohari (Indian, 1939 - ). “Struggle” - 1965, oil on artist’s board, signed and dated lower left “Kohari, 65”. Inscribed to verso of board “Title Struggle, Medium Oil, KOHARI...450, For contemporary ??”.

Framed 30.5” x 53”, unframed 25.25” x 48”.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

Lot 271.

Set of 10 Eames for Herman Miller DCM Chairs

Lot 272.

Pair of MCM Nelson for Herman Miller Chests

Charles Eames (American,1907-1978) for Herman Miller.

Height 30”, width 19.5”, depth 20”, seat to floor 17.5”.

Estimate $1,500-$3,000

George Nelson (American, 1908–1986) for Herman Miller.

Interior of drawer with vintage Herman Miller, Zeeland, Michigan label.

Height 29.5”, width 39.45”, depth 17.25”.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

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Lot 273.

Hand Woven Modern & Floral Motif Room Size Rug

Lot 274.

Set of 6 Purple Suede Upholstered Side Chairs

Lot 275.

P. Max “Liberty Head II”, Hand Accented & Signed

Lot 276.

Ippolita Sterling Silver & Labradorite Bracelet

Lot 277.

Mid-Century Saporiti Italia Glass Top Dining Table

Lot 278.

Ladies 14k Gold & Diamond Heart Pendant (2 Carats)

Lot 279.

Villon After Picasso, “Maternite” Limited Ed Print

Lot 280.

Modernist Style Chrome & Glass Console Table

Lot 281.

Ladies Pearl & Diamond Necklace w/18k Gold Bow

Modern. Hand woven rug. Floral decoration with green leaves throughout. Also green, rose pink and tan accents on cream colored ground. 8’ x 10’.

Estimate $800-$1,200

Ladies designer Ippolita necklace with 8 double sided cabochon labradorites in rounded form on a cable chain with lobster clasp. Marked “925” and “Ippolita”. Length 17.5”. Total weight 12.5 grams. Estimate $800-$1,200

Jacques Villon (French, 1875-1963) ), After Pablo Picasso (Spanish, 1881-1973), “Maternité”-1930, color etching with aquatint on wove paper, edition of 200. Framed 39.25” x 30.25”. Sheet size 35.25” x 25.5”. Estimate $1,500-$3,000

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Height 32.5”, width 18”, seat depth 17”, seat height 18”.

Estimate $250-$500

Italian, ca 1970. Saporiti Italia.

Height 27”, width 102”, depth 42”.

Estimate $800-$1,200

Manner of Milo Baughman. Metal tag to underside “Decca”.

Height 29.4”, width 78”, depth 18”.

Estimate $1,500-$3,000

Peter Max (American/ German, b. 1937). “Liberty Head II”, acrylic on original lithograph, signed lower center “MAX”.

Framed 26” x 24”, sheet size 14” x 12”.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

With 59 natural modern diamonds (2 carat total weight, round diamonds in light champagne color, baguette color: H-I, average clarity: Si1). Total weight 7 grams.

Overall measures 31 x 25mm. Estimate $1,500-$3,000

Italian ladies 18k gold necklace with 8 modern round brilliant pave set diamonds (0.10 carat total weight, color range: G-I, average clarity: Si1) on 18k yellow gold clasp in form of a tied ribbon bow. Marked. Length 18”. Estimate $1,600-$2,400

Lot 282.

Pair of Eames for Herman Miller Upholstered Chairs

Lot 283.

Marc Chagall “Psalms de David 77” Etching on Paper

Lot 284.

Modernist Chrome Asterisk Table w/ Glass Top

Lot 285.

Peter Robert Keil “Salome und Fetting in New York”

Lot 286.

1970’s Keracolor White Spherical TV w/ Philips TV

Lot 287.

Peter Robert Keil, “Rolling Stones” Painting

Lot 288.

Silver Gilt Bronze Sculpture of Cheetah

Lot 289.

Modern Spiral Lucite Glass Top Coffee Table

Lot 290.

Cont. School Impressionist Landscape, Early 20th C

Lot 291.

Pair of ‘Little Giant’ Photogenic Floor Lamps

Lot 292.

Van Eno Whimiscal Figural Painting, Signed

Lot 293.

After Dorothy Draper , Parcel Gilt Wave Form Mirror

Charles Eames (American, 1907–1978) for Herman Miller.

Underside of both chairs with label from Herman Miller and date 1978. Height 30.25”, width 20”, depth 19.75”.

Estimate $400-$600

Peter Robert Keil (German/American, b. 1942-), “Salome und Fetting in New York”-1975, acrylic on canvas, signed and dated lower right corner, inscribed on verso. Framed 38.5” x 38.75”. Unframed 35.75” x 36”. Estimate $500-$700

20th century. Apparently unmarked.

Height 11”, width 27, depth 14”.

Estimate $400-$600

American, circa 1925-1935. Matched pair of “The Little Giant” industrial style spot light floor lamps.

Height 67” (adjustable), base width 24”.

Estimate $400-$600

Marc Chagall (French/Russian, 1887-1985), “Psalms de David #77”-circa 1979-1980, etching with aquatint on paper, apparently unsigned. Framed 22.5” x 20”. Sight size 9.25” x 6.75”. Estimate $400-$600

1970’s Keracolor White Spherical TV retrofitted with a Philips flatsceen TV. Height 36”, diameter of base 29”.

Estimate $400-$600

20th century. Unmarked.

Height 16.9”, width 42.25”, depth 28.25”.

Estimate $400-$600

Van Eno (American (Key West, Florida), 1947-1986), “Reclining Nude in Fantastic Forest Setting”, oil on canvas, signed lower right. Framed 25” x 21”. Unframed 20” x 16”.

Estimate $700-$900

Apparently unmarked.

Height 29.15”, diameter of top 35.75”.

Estimate $400-$600

Peter Robert Keil (German/American, b. 1942-), “The Rolling Stones in Madison Square Garden, New York”-1975, acrylic on canvas, inscribed lower right and to verso. Framed 24.25” x 36.25”. Unframed 23” x 35”. Estimate $400-$600

Continental School, early 20th century. “Impressionist Landscape”, oil on canvas, indistinguishably signed lower right “??ick”. Framed 26 3/4” x 31 3/4”, unframed 22 1/8” x 27 1/8”. Estimate $500-$700

After Dorothy Draper (American/ New York, 1889-1969).

39” x 28”.

Estimate $700-$900

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Lot 294.

Guy Hindley Contemp. Mixed Media, Map w/Rivers

Lot 295.

Pair of Jens Risom for Knoll Strap Lounge Chairs

Lot 296.

Guy Hindley Mixed Media, “Coppy House”-2003

Lot 297.

Mid Century Modern Desk Paul McCobb Calvin Group

Lot 298.

Guy Hindley Contemporary Mixed Media, Map of LA

Lot 299.

3 Pc Brass Milo Baughman Style Table & 2 Stools

Lot 300.

Guy Hindley, “Mustique Island”, Mixed Media

Lot 301.

Herman Miller Seating Unit for 5

Lot 302.

Guy Hindley Mixed Media Canvas, Islands

Lot 303.

3 Pc Herman Miller Set - 2 Lounge & Ottoman

Lot 304.

Guy Hindley Mixed Media Canvas, Sept 11, 2001

Lot 305.

Barcelona Chairs in the Style of Mies Van Der Rohe

Guy Hindley (English, Contemporary), “Untitled”, mixed media on canvas, apparently unsigned. Unframed 60” x 60”. Provenance: Marvelli Gallery, New York, New York.

Estimate $300-$500

American, circa 1950s. Tag to the top inside left Desk drawer. Height 29.25”, width 53.8”, depth 18”. Chair height 29”, width 16.5”, seat depth 13”, seat height 18”.

Estimate $600-$800

Guy Hindley (English, Contemporary), “Mustique Island”2002, mixed media on canvas, signed and titled in pencil on verso. Unframed 60” x 100.5”. Provenance: Marvelli Gallery, New York, New York. Estimate $400-$600

American, 20th century. Herman Miller. All marked with Herman Miller labels. Chair height 41”, width 26” (arm to arm), seat depth 16.5”, seat height 16”. Ottoman height 19”, width 19”, depth 21.5”. Estimate $600-$800

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American, mid 20th century. Jens Rison for Knoll. Label on bottom reads “Knoll Studio 1941, Jens Risom”.

Height 29.75”, width 20.2”, depth 22.75”.

Estimate $500-$700

Guy Hindley (English, Contemporary), “Los Angeles USA”2001, mixed media on paper laid on canvas. Apparently unsigned. Unframed 60” x 60”. Provenance: Marvelli Gallery, New York, New York. Estimate $300-$500

American, circa 1974. Stamped underside Herman Miller with original paper label, dated September 19, 1974.

Height 31.5”, width 130”. Seat width 24.5”, seat depth 16”, seat height 16.5”. Estimate $600-$800

Guy Hindley (English, Contemporary), “September 11, 2001”, mixed media on canvas, apparently unsigned.

Unframed 60” square. Provenance: Marvelli Galleries, New York, New York. Estimate $300-$500

Guy Hindley (English, Contemporary), “Coppy House” - 2003, mixed media on canvas, apparently unsigned.

Unframed 78” x 72”. Provenance: Marvelli Gallery, New York, New York. Estimate $300-$500

America, 20th century. Design Institute of America.

Table height 26”, width 60”, depth 18.2”.

Each stool height 18”, width 18.25”, depth 18.5”.

Estimate $500-$700

Guy Hindley (English, Contemporary), “Untitled”- c.2002, mixed media on canvas, apparently unsigned. Unframed 60” square. Provenance: Marvelli Gallery, New York, New York. Estimate $300-$500

Ludwig Mies van der Rohe (German/ American 1886-1969).

Marked to underside of front feet “Industria Argentina”.

Height 28.5”, width 29.5”, seat depth 21”, seat height 17”.

Estimate $700-$900

Lot 306.

Contemporary Abstract Wood Sculpture, Zarate

Lot 307.

Italian Mid Century Paint Decorated Coffee Table

Juan Bautista Zarate (Venezuelan, Contemporary) “Abstract III”- 2003, carved wood sculpture, apparently unsigned.

Estimate $800-$1,200

Italian, 1950s.

Height 20.5”, width 60.75”, depth 42.25”.

Estimate $500-$700

Lot 308.

Hans Wegner Carl Hansen CH 34 Arm Chair

Lot 309.

Angel Botello, Artist’s Proof Linocut of Girl

Danish, circa 1960’s. Hans Wegner (1914 - 2007). Signed with branded manufacturer’s mark to underside: Designer Hans J. Wegner Made in Denmark

by Carl Hansen & Son Odense Denmark.

Height 28”, width 24.5” (arm to arm), depth 20”.

Estimate $1,500-$3,000

Angel Botello (Puerto Rican/Haitian, 1913- 1986), “Seated Girl”, color linocut (artist’s proof), pencil signed lower right, “A/P” lower right, “RA” within circle upper left corner. Framed 21.5” x 15”. Sight size 15.5” x 9.5”.

Estimate $1,500-$3,000

Lot 310.

Robert Deurloo, “King Thunder” Bronze Sculpture

Lot 311.

Long Provincial Style Walnut Serpentine Bench

Robert Deurloo (American (Idaho/California), b.1946).

“King Thunder”, patinated bronze sculpture, incised signature and limited edition number to back of base “R.Deurloo 7/1000”.

Height 6.5”, width 8.5”, depth 4.25”.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

French,19th century.

Height 31.75”, width 89”, depth 25”, seat height 16.5”.

Estimate $1,500-$3,000

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Lot 312.

Lot 313.

Lot 314.

Lot 312.

Alberto Burri Abstract Painting, Signed & Dated

Alberto Burri (Italian, 1915-1995) “Untitled” - 1970, acrylic on artist board, signed and dated lower right.

Framed 8.5” x 8”, unframed 7.25” x 6.75”.

Small modern abstract composition in orange hues with undulating forms with blue border entwined at center with rectangular dark form and varying texturing and handling throughout.

Estimate $3,000-$5,000

Lot 313.

V. Vasarely Vega Series Serigraph, Signed, 57/250

Victor Vasarely (French/ Hungarian, 1906-1997).

Vega Series, serigraph, pencil signed lower right “Vasarely” and pencil numbered lower left “57/250”.

Framed 45.75” x 28.75”, sight size 35.75” x 18.75”.

Serigraph depicts three globular forms seemingly rising from a flat background, the forms created by using geometry and perspective to fool the eye, with this example of Vasarely’s iconic Op Art in tones of blue, pink, tan, and green.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

Lot 314.

Pablo Picasso “Rimbaud” Lithograph, Signed

Pablo Picasso (Spanish, 1881-1973).

“Portrait d’Arthur Rimbaud” - 1960 (Bloch 1007; Cramer 119), lithograph on Arches paper, pencil signed lower right margin, numbered edition in lower left margin “88/97”. Signed and dated within matrix.

Framed , sheet size 19.25” x 14.75”.

Modern limited edition lithograph print depicting the renowned poet, Arthur Rimbaud (French, 1854-1891) within oval cartouche.

Verso of work with label from Galerie Moderne at Brentano’s, 586 Fifth Avenue, New York, New York. Arches watermark visible at lower end of sheet.

Estimate $3,000-$5,000 32.

Lot 315.

Amedee Baudit, French 19th C. Oil, “At Low Tide”

Lot 316.

French Polychrome Gilt Metal Mounted Bibliotheque

Amedee Baudit (French, 1825-1890).

“At Low Tide”, oil on canvas, signed lower right “A. Baudit”. Label to verso of frame from International Art Transport, Paris, France.

Framed 42.75” x 54.75”, unframed 27” x 39.5”.

Estimate $4,000-$6,000

French, 19th century.

Height 80”, width 44”, depth 21.75”.

Estimate $1,600-$2,200

Lot 317.

Napoleon III Style Sun Purpled 6 Light Chandelier

Lot 318.

Paul Emile Pissarro, French Harbor Pastel, Signed

French, Late 19th century.

Height 44”(not including chain), diameter 24”.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

Paul Emile Pissarro (French, 1884-1972).

“Two Dingy Boats in Harbor”, pastel on paper, signed lower left.

Framed 22.25” x 25.5”. Sight size 9” x 12.25”.

Estimate $2,000-$4,000

Lot 319.

G.B. Percy Spooner Lillingston “Shrimp Boats”, O/C

Lot 320.

French Provincial Walnut Two Door Armoire

Attributed to George Brooks Percy Spooner Lillingston (British, 1850-1932).

“Shrimp Boats”, oil on canvas, apparently unsigned. Label to verso of frame and stretcher from the Derby Corporation Art Gallery which opened in Derby, UK in 1882. Framed 32” x 44 1/8”, unframed 24 1/4” x 36 1/4”.

Estimate $1,200-$2,400

French, 18th century.

Height 88”, width 52”, depth 22.25”.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000 33.

Lot 321.

Dino Rosin Murano Calcedonia Art Glass Sculpture

Lot 322.

Ladies 2.75 Carat Ruby & Diamond Ring

Italian, 20th century.

Dino Rosin (Italian, b. 1948). Signed to side of base.

Height 14”, width 12, width of base 8”, depth of base 6”.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

Ring with platinum and 18k yellow gold top, 1 natural prong set oval ruby (9.70 x 7.39 x 4.65mm, 2.75 carat total weight) and 10 natural prong set modern round brilliant diamonds (3.5mm in diameter, estimated total weight 1.60 carats, color range: I-J, clarity range: VS2-Si2). Ring with adjustable 14k yellow gold shank. US ring size 6. Ring top measures 16.5 x 15.5mm. Estimate $4,000-$6,000

Lot 323.

Large & Impressive Daum Art Glass Lion Vase

Lot 324.

Men’s Corum Bubble Chronograph w/Diamond Bezel

French, 20th century to contemporary. Incised lower edge with “Daum France” and “10/425”.

Height 14.75” x 7.5” square.

Estimate $4,000-$6,000

Men’s Corum bubble chronograph with after market diamond bezel (color range: J-M, clarity: Si1, 1.50 carats total weight) and 45mm stainless steel case with synthetic sapphire crystal and quartz movement. Style no. 396.150.20.

Serial no. G96903. Watch accompanied in original box with papers.

Estimate $3,000-$5,000

Lot 325.

Tom Lieber Modern Abstract Mixed Media on Paper

Lot 326.

Large Tom Lieber Abstract Painting, Signed

Tom Alan Lieber (American (California), b.1949- ).

“Untitled” - 2000, mixed media on paper, pencil signed and dated lower margin.

Framed 36” x 33.5”. Image size 18.5” x 17.5”.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

Tom Alan Lieber (American (California), b. 1949).

“Untitled (Abstract Composition)” - 2001, signed and dated on verso.

Framed 43.6” x 73.5”. Unframed 42.25” x 72”.

Estimate $4,000-$6,000

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Lot 327.

Chinese Black Jade Turtle, Neolithic Hongshan Pd.

Chinese, circa 3500-2500 BC, Hongshan Period, Late Neolithic Period.

5/8” tall x 2 5/8” wide x 1 5/8” deep.

A carved turtle effigy or figurine of black jade with gold inclusions depicting a turtle on four feet with smooth shell, two front feet facing forward, and upturned face with protruding eyes, with two small apertures on bottom below neck for attachment.

Estimate $6,000-$8,000

Lot 328.

Pair of Chinese Cast Iron Figures, Ming Dynasty

Chinese, Ming Dynasty (1368–1644).

Figure with box, 31,75” x 16.5” x 14”; figure without box, 32.5” x 17.25” x 12.75”.

Pair of cast iron figural sculptures dated 1524 (3rd year of the reign of Chia-ching) created at T’ien-ning-ssu monastery in Peking likely to adorned the building. Figures depicting to seated men in long robes with bald heads, elongated earlobes and calm facial expressions. Figures may be lohans, almsgivers, monks, or patrons of the Buddhist faith. One figure holding rectangular box at center in covered hands, the other without any precious objects. Inscriptions on both to back side, both raised on three primitive rectangular tabbed feet. Accompanied with copy of March 10th, 1953 letter addressed to Mr. J.H. Elliott, Atlanta, Georgia from University Museum, University of Pennsylvania stating that the items are from the Ming Dynasty period.

Estimate $10,000-$20,000 35.

Lot 329.

Lot 330.

Lot 329.

Empire Style Malachite Veneered Center Table

Continental, 20th century.

Height 31.25”, diameter of top 39.25”.

Empire style malachite, patinated and gilt bronze center table with circular top over an ormolu mounted apron on three bronze Egyptian style figural supports united by a concave tripartite platform further mounted with ormolu and centered with gilt finial and terminating on ball feet.

Estimate $7,000-$9,000

Lot 330.

Rare Double Elephant “Description de l’Egypte” Engraving

French, 19th century.

Very rare hand colored double elephant copperplate engraving from Napoleon Bonaparte’s first edition of “Description de l’Égypte”. Work of Plate 51 “Thebes, Karnak” with image depicting the “Elevation Perspective de la Porte de Sud (Perspective Elevation of the Southern Door)”.

Framed 49” x 40.75”. Sight size 37.5” x 29.25”.

Note: The “Description de l’Egypte” included around 837 engravings which served as the first comprehensive description of ancient and modern Egypt. The 23 volume tome included contributions by 167 scholarly members of the Institut de l’Egypte established by Napoleon to accompany his expedition to Egypt in 1798-1801. After the expedition and seeing the success of Denon’s ‘Voyage dans la Basse et la Haute Égypte pendant les campagnes du general Bonaparte’ (1802), Napoleon ordered the Imperial Press to produce a publication that would serve as a visual record of the Egyptian expedition’s findings.

At first, the large undertaking was published in smaller installments over a 20 year period (1809-1829). Around 400 skilled copper engravers worked on the project during that 20 year spand. While the thorough tome was produced in smaller formats and elephant folios, the double elephant folios remain the most rare and desirable. Many of these remain in the hands of noted rare book collections such as The National Library of Scotland, and the Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library at Yale University Library in New Haven, CT. Estimate $15,000-$30,000 36.

Lot 331.

Ladies 18k White Gold & Diamond Bracelet

Ladies 18k white gold and diamond link bracelet with natural modern round brilliant and single cut diamonds throughout (10.50 carats total weight, color range: J-M, clarity range: I1-I2). Bracelet with hidden box clasp. Unmarked. Length 7.75”. Total weight 30 grams.

Estimate $7,000-$9,000

Lot 332.

Erte Bronze Sculpture “In the Evening”

Erte (Romain de Tirtoff, Russia & France, 1892-1990).

Height 20”, width 9.75, depth 7.5”.

Limited Edition bronze sculpture entitled “In the Evening”, c.1980, depicting Art Deco style standing female draped in green gown decorated with gold feathers, on oval bronze stepped base. Incised with the artist’s signature and edition number H.C. 7/9. Published by Fine Art Acquisitions.

Estimate $8,000-$12,000

Lot 333.

Ladies 18k Gold & Diamond Necklace (8.14 Carats)

Ladies custom made and handmade 18k white gold and diamond necklace with 40 old mine and old European natural diamonds (color: J-M, 8.14 carats total weight). Marked “FANCY ITALY” and 18K. Length 20.5”. Total weight 6.7 grams.

Estimate $6,000-$8,000

Lot 334.

Disney Snow White Dopey Character Model Dept. Sketch, 1936 A hand colored portrait sketch depicting Dopey in bust length.

Inscribed next to Dopey “At the mine, Dopey places diamonds over his eyes like spectacles”. Stamps surrounding the sketch indicate that this was done during a session at the Character Model Department, which was developed by Disney Studios to construct small sculptures of characters allowing animators to study and draw them in the round.

Framed 15.15” x 17.25”, sight size 9.75” x 11.75”.

Estimate $8,000-$12,000

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Lot 335.

Albert Ernest Backus Florida Coast Oil, Signed

Albert Ernest (Beanie) Backus (American, 1906-1991).

“View of Florida Coastline”- circa 1960s Oil on canvas, signed lower right “A.E. Backus”.

Framed 34.5” x 39.75”. Unframed 25.25” x 30.25”.

Florida Highwaymen landscape painting depicting a view of the Florida coast line, possibly of St. Lucie (Northern Coast) with green palm trees, sandy beach, and ocean under large clouds in blue sky.

Estimate $15,000-$30,000

Lot 336.

Large Verdigris Bronze Crane Sculptural Group

Large verdigris bronze patina sculptural garden group depicting two standing cranes centered with recumbent crane with mouth open, probably a hungry juvenile, all having nice surface feather detail, along with a removable bronze koi or carp fish on a naturalistic base.

Apparently unmarked.

Height 47”, width 26”, depth 26”.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000 38.

Lot 337.

French Walnut Louis XIII Style Buffet Deux Corps French, Late 18th/ early 19th century.

Height 83.5”, width 63’, depth 26”.

Estimate $1,500-$3,000

Lot 338.

Dario de Regoyos, “Paisaje con Casa”, Oil on Artist’s Board

Dario de Regoyos y Valdes (Spain, 1857-1923).

“Paisaje Con Casa (Landscape with House)”, oil on artist’s board, signed lower right “D. de Regoyos”.

Note: A contemporary of Pissarro, Seurat, and Signac, de Regoyos is most noted for his contributions to the renewal of modern Spanish painting with his introduction of Impressionist techniques. His works are in the Bilboa Fine Arts Museum, the Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya in Barcelona, and the Carmen Thyssen Museum in Malaga.

Estimate $20,000-$40,000

Lot 339.

“Sower”, Oil on Canvas, Signed and Dated 1941

Continental School, Mid 20th century.

“The Sower” - 1941, oil on canvas, signed “1941 M. Amala”.

Framed 37.75” x 57”, unframed 33.75” x 52.75”.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

Lot 340.

18th C. Continental Stained Wood Long Bench

Continental, 18th century.

Height 34.75”, width 78” (arm to arm), seat depth 21.25”, seat height 19.5”.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

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Lot 342.

Second Pattern Confederate National Flag Lot 341.

18th Century German Pine Tall Case Clock German, circa 1730.

Height 84.5”, width 21”, depth 10.5”.

Second Pattern Confederate National Flag, possibly issued to the Confederate States Navy, with 13 hand-sewn cotton stars configured in the shape of a diagonal cross, atop a blue wool hand stitched bunting or tammy on a red ground. The stars are stitched around the outer edges which is consistent with the Civil War period technique. The white bunting is single-ply with cotton hoist and jute rope, fairly typical of Confederate States Navy.

Height 52”, width 106”.

Estimate $800-$1,200

Estimate $8,000-$12,000

Lot 343.

Anthony Thieme, 1944 “Woodland Landscape” O/C

Anthony Thieme (American/ Massachusetts, 1888-1954).

“Woodland Creek” - likely 1944, oil on canvas, signed lower right “a Thieme”. Inscribed to verso of canvas “1944”.

Framed 29.5” x 37”, unframed 20” x 28.25”.

Exhibition history: Rockport Art Association Fall 1999.

Estimate $4,000-$6,000

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Lot 344.

John L. Clarke (Cutopius) Carved Elk Sculpture

John L. Clarke (Cutopius, Man Who Talks Not), (American, 1881-1970).

“Elk (Wapiti)”, carved wood sculpture, incised signature on integral rectangular base “J.L. CLARKE”, opposite side with “CUTOPUIS”.

Height 9.75”, width 7.75”, depth 3”.

Estimate $800-$1,200

Lot 345.

18th C. English Oak Carved Slant Front Bureau

Lot 346.

Ladies 14k Gold and Diamond Ring

Lot 347.

After Rosa Bonheur, “The Horse Fair”, 1859, O/C

Lot 348.

English Mahogany Banded Twin Pedestal Dining Table

Lot 349.

“J. Pierpont Morgan” Mont Blanc Fountain Pen

Lot 350.

Set of 8 George III Style Mahogany Dining Chairs

Lot 351.

W.H.B. Davis, English 19th/20th Oil, Horses by Sea

Lot 352.

Pair of White Gold Diamond & Sapphire Earrings

Lot 353.

Fine Hand Woven Persian Nain Rug, 9’7” x 13’ 31/2”

English, 18th century.

Height 40.5”, width 36.5”, depth 21.8”.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

English, early 20th century. Height 29”, width 80.5”, depth 47.75”, each leaf is an additional 19”. Provenance: Williams Antiques, Atlanta, Ga. 30319.

Estimate $2,000-$4,000

WIlliam Henry Banks Davis (British, 1833-1914). “Horses in Tall Coastal Grass”, oil on canvas, signed lower right “H.W.B.Davis”. Framed 38.5” x 60.5”, unframed 32” x 54”.

Estimate $4,000-$6,000

Ladies 14k yellow and white gold ring with prong set cushion cut diamond (6.83 x 6.07 x 2.88mm, 0.97 carats, clarity grade: Si2, color: J. Marked with “14K”. Total weight 2.20 grams. Estimate $3,000-$5,000

Exquisite unused “Hommage a J. Pierpont Morgan” Mont Blanc fountain pen created in 2004 in a limited edition, 097/888. Length of pen 5.5”.

Estimate $2000-$4,000

Pair of ladies 18k white gold, diamond and sapphire dangle earrings with 4.71 carats total weight of enhanced sapphires and 0.50 carat total weight of natural diamonds. Each earring 3” x 1”. Total weight 10.7 grams. Estimate $3,000-$5,000

After Rosa Bonheur (French, 1822-1899). “The Horse Fair”, oil on canvas, signed and dated lower right “E Payne 1859”. Framed 36.5” x 7”, unframed 29” x 63”.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

English, early 20th century. Armchair height 40”, width 24.5” (arm to arm), seat depth 17”, seat height 18”. Side chair height 39.5”, width 22”, seat depth 16, seat height 118”. Estimate $1,000-$2,000

Wool. Iran. Cream field with rust border. All over floral design with adjoining and blooming floral pattern.

9’ 7” x 13’ 3.5’ Estimate $1,500-$3,000

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Lot 354.

19th C. French Walnut Artist Box with Drawer

Lot 355.

2 French Optical Lantern Slide Story Boards

Lot 356.

Neoclassical Period Single Drawer Walnut Table

Lot 357.

Bruno Merli “The Cheaters” Porcelain Figural Group

Lot 358.

“Portrait of Girl with Doll”, John H. Rich, O/C

Lot 359.

Mid-19th C Mahogany Inlaid Doll or Animal Bed

Lot 360.

George Sheridan Knowles, “Young Sailor Boy” O/C

Lot 361.

Handwoven Silk Runner (3’ x 15’)

Lot 362.

Jarvin Parks, Figural Pen and Ink on Paper, Signed

French, Mid 19th century.

Height 26.5”, width 21”, depth 16”.

Estimate $400-$600

Bruno Merli (Italian, 20th century). “The Cheaters”, porcelain, signed to plinth front “Merle”. Marked to back of base “WORKS OF ART ITALY-228”. Overall 11.25” x 21” x 12”. Estimate $800-$1,200

George Sheridan Knowles (British, 1863-1931). “Young Sailor Boy”, oil on canvas, signed lower right “G. Sheridan Knowles”. Framed 26.75” x 20.75”, unframed 21.5” x 15.5”.

Estimate $1,200-$2,400

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French, 19th century.

Framed 33” x 20.25”.

Estimate $300-$500

John Hubbard Rich (American/ California, 1876-1954).

“Portrait of Girl with Doll” - 1918, oil on canvas, signed and dated upper right “John H. Rich 1918”. Framed 30.25” x 25.75”, unframed 25” x 20”. Estimate $1,000-$2,000

Silk on cotton. Floral design on pink field w/ black, teal, and gold accent colors.

3’ x 15’ Estimate $600-$800

Italian, 19th century.

Height 31”, width 33”, depth 17.5”.

Estimate $500-$700

Mid-19th century. Frame is made to hold a 24-inch doll on the 30-inch-long mattress.

Height 18.75”, width 31”, depth 18.25”.

Estimate $400-$600

Jarvin Lee Parks (American (Atlanta, Georgia), d.1967), “Two Young Men”, pen and ink on paper, signed lower right. Framed 35” x 29.5”. Sight size 29.25” x 23.5”.

Estimate $300-$500

Lot 363.

2 Wooden Walking Sticks, One w/ Horse Head Handle

Lot 364.

Georgian Mahogany Tilt Top Tripod Table

Lot 365.

Hand Carved Wood Cane w/ Boston Terrier Dog Motif

Lot 366.

Wellington London Wheel or Banjo Barometer

Lot 367.

Two Walking Sticks with Spherical Onyx Handles

Lot 368.

French Walnut & Leather Bed Step Commode Stool

Lot 369.

Two Sterling Mounted English Walking Sticks

Lot 370.

Early American Queen Anne Side Chair

Lot 371.

2 English Canes: 1 Sterling Mounted, 1 Bone Handle

Lot 372.

Framed Miniature Figural Painting on Ivory, 19th C

Lot 373.

English Bamboo Cane with Hidden Sword

Lot 374.

American Empire Style Mahogany Work Table

English, likely 20th century. Silver engraved knob, 35.75” long; horse head handle, 34.75”.

Estimate $300-$500

English, early 19th century. Signed Wellington London.

Height 40.5”, width 11.75”, depth 2.4”.

Estimate $300-$500

English, early 20th century.

Ebonized shaft, 35 7/8” long; bamboo, 35.75” long.

Estimate $300-$500

Continental School, 19th century. Apparently unsigned.

Framed 10.5” x 9.5”. Panel 4.75” x 3.6”.

Estimate $200-$400

English, Early 19th century.

Height 27.75”, diameter 29.25”.

Estimate $400-$600

American, 20th century. Bamboo, 35.5” long; ebonized, 36” long.

Estimate $300-$500

American, late 18th/ early 19th century.

Estimate $300-$500

English, 20th century.

Overall 35.25” long, dagger 19” long.

Estimate $200-$400

Likely English, Late 19th/Early 20th century. Apparently unmarked.

Length 39”.

Estimate $300-$500

French, Mid 19th century.

Height 17”, diameter 16”.

Estimate $300-$500

English, late 19th/ early 20th century. Sterling mounted, 35 7/8” long; bone handle, 35” long.

Estimate $200-$400

American, circa 1840s.

Height 30”, width 20.5”, depth 16.5”.

Estimate $400-$600

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Lot 375.

Pre Columbian Red Pottery Bowl w/Worn Decoration

Lot 376.

Pre Columbian Strung Stone Beads

Lot 377.

Ancient Costa Rican Crocodile Motif Censer Lid

Lot 378.

Large Roman Red Ware Round Plate w/ Star Motif

Lot 379.

Pre-Columbian Narino Polychrome Pedestal Bowl

Lot 380.

Hand Woven Kazak Runner

Lot 381.

Chimu Blackware Stirrup Vessel w/ Panther & Monkey

Lot 382.

Pre Columbian Pottery Handled Bowl or Dipper

Lot 383.

Papua New Guinea Small Figural Pottery Vessel

Lot 384.

Ancient Ecuadorian Pottery Utilitarian Bowl

Lot 385.

Pre-Columbian Moche Stirrup Vessel Fragment

Lot 386.

Pre Columbian Pottery Figure, Ecuadorian

Height 5.75”, diameter across rim 6.5”. Accompanied with copy of catalogue list from auction in Atlanta, Georgia dating to September 26, 1974 where item was acquired.

Estimate $300-$500

North African, c. 3rd/ 4th century AD. 10.5” diameter.

Estimate $300-$500

Pre-Columbian, Late Chimu culture (1100 AD - 1470 AD) to early Incan Empire (1438-1533).

8 5/8” tall x 5 1/2” wide x 5 3/4” deep.

Estimate $300-$500

Ancient Ecuadorian (possibly 500 BC-500 AD).

Unmarked.

Height 2”, diameter 5.5”.

Estimate $150-$300

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Length of strand 19.5”. Provenance: Purchased from auction in Atlanta, Georgia on September 26, 1974. Accompanied with copy of catalogue list from auction sale.

Estimate $150-$300

Pre-Columbian, likely Narino culture (800 - 1500 AD).

3.25” x 8”.

Estimate $300-$500

Unmarked.

Height 3.7”, width 14.4”, diameter of bowl form 7.4”.

Estimate $300-$500

Fragment height 5.3”, width 4”, depth 5.5”. Base 2.125” x 5.125” square.

Estimate $700-$900

Costa Rican, (Mesoamerican, 500-1350 AD).

Height 3”, diameter of bottom 4.5”.

Estimate $150-$300

Wool. India. Floral design on electric blue field. Floral border with cream, yellow, red and grey accent colors.

8’ 4” x 2’ 11”.

Estimate $200-$400

Papua New Guinea, Aibom Village, Chambri Lakes (Sepik Region).

Height 5.25”, diameter of foot 3.1”.

Estimate $600-$900

A pre Columbian figural sculpture, likely of the Valdivia (4200-1500 BC) or Chorrera (900 BC - 200 AD) cultures, both of which were located in modern day Ecuador.

9.75” x 4” x 3.25”. Estimate $800-$1,200

Lot 387.

French Art Deco Palisander Wood Dining Table

Lot 388.

Italian Carved & Gilt Wood Sunburst Mirror

Lot 389.

Industrial Minimalist Steel Accent Table

Lot 390.

“Abstract Field in Purples”, Watercolor, Signed

Lot 391.

Pair of Gold Toned Iron Mirrored Top Side Tables

Lot 392.

Pastiche After H. Matisse, Woman in Interior, Oil

Lot 393.

Pair of Art Deco Chrome Figural Sculptures

Lot 394.

Art Deco Style Skyscraper Bird Cage w/ Stand

Lot 395.

Ladislav Novak, Signed and Framed Froissage

Lot 396.

French Art Deco Style Painted Buffet Sideboard

Lot 397.

Frank Gallo, “Reclining Female Nude”, Cast Paper

Lot 398.

French Style Black Iron & Glass Console Table

French, 1940s.

Height 29.25”, width 71”, depth 37.25”.

Estimate $1,500-$3,000

American School, 20th century. “Abstract Field in Purples” - 1981, watercolor on Arches paper, indistinguishably signed and dated lower right. Framed 35.75” x 50.75”, unframed 25.75” x 40.25”. Estimate $300-$500

Each apparently unmarked.

Height 31”, width 11.75”, depth 3.5”.

Estimate $300-$500

French, circa 1930s.

Height 37.5”, depth 57.5”, width 19”.

Estimate $500-$700

Italian, 20th century.

22” diameter.

Estimate $150-$300

20th century. Unmarked.

Height 24.25”, diameter of top 14”.

Estimate $300-$500

American, 20th century.

Stand height 65.75”, width 17”. Cage height 15”, width 12.5”, depth 9.25”.

Estimate $400-$600

Frank Gallo (American/ Illinois, 1933- ). “Reclining Female Nude”, cast handmade paper in relief, pencil signed lower left “Frank Gallo”, and numbered lower left “110/150”. Overall 54.25” x 38”, unframed 48” x 33”. Estimate $600-$800

Height 23.25”, diameter 19”.

Estimate $150-$300

20th century pastiche after Henri Matisse (French, 1869-1954). “Woman in Interior”, oil on masonite, signed to verso of masonite “Thorpe”. Framed 47.25” x 27.75”, unframed 45.5” x 25. Estimate $300-$500

Ladislav Novak (Czech, 1925-1999), “La Foundre en Boule (Ball of Lightning)”, froissage, monogrammed and titled in pencil lower right corner. Framed 27.25” x 15.5”, sight size 20” x 8”. Estimate $400-$600

Height 33.5”, width 44”, depth 12.3”.

Estimate $400-$600

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Lot 399.

Set of 4 Stanley Young Glenn of California Chairs

Lot 400.

Modern Rejoneador Gouache Painting, Unsigned

Lot 401.

Gilt Carved Wood Starburst Mirror, Italian

Lot 402.

Large Rana Rochat Mixed Media on Canvas, Day Lily

Lot 403.

Mid Century Modern Vinyl Upholstered Bench

Lot 404.

Large Rana Rochat, “Irises”, Mixed Media on Board

Lot 405.

Milo Baughman Style Burl & Brass Coffee Table

Lot 406.

Forrest Jacobs “Harlequin”-1963, Oil on Board

Lot 407.

Pair of Black Painted Forged Iron Andirons

Lot 408.

John Hall, Oil on Canvas Harlequin Girl w/Bird

Lot 409.

Modernist Style Three Light Floor Candelabra

Lot 410.

Stephen Baldauf, Abstract Acrylic Painting

American, circa 1959. Marked with Glenn of California tag to the underside and dated 6.1.59.

Height 31.5”, width 18”, seat depth 15.5”, seat height 17”.

Estimate $300-$500

Rana Rochat (American (Tennessee), Contemporary), “Day Lily”-2000, mixed media on canvas, inscribed and dated on verso. Unframed 86” x 68”.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

American, circa 1960s. Mid century Modern Milo Baughman (1923-2003) style. Apparently unmarked.

Height 16”, width 53.5”, depth 23”.

Estimate $800-$1,200

John Hall (20th century), “Harlequin Girl w/ Bird”, acrylic on canvas, signed lower right “John Hall”.

Framed 48.5” x 24.5”. Unframed 23.75” x 47.5”.

Estimate $200-$400

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20th century. Apparently unsigned.

Framed 21.25” x 23”. Sight size 13” x 14.6”.

Estimate $200-$400

20th century. Apparently unmarked.

Height 14.5”, width 47.5”, depth 17.75”.

Estimate $150-$300

Forrest Jacobs (American (Atlanta, Georgia), 20th century), “Harlequin”-1963, oil on Duran hardboard, signed and dated lower left “Forrest Jacobs 63”. Unframed 30” x 24”.

Estimate $300-$500

Apparently unmarked.

Height 43.25”, width 29”, diameter of base 12”.

Estimate $300-$500

Italian, 20th century.

21.5” diameter x 5.5” deep.

Estimate $150-$300

Rana Rochat (American (Tennessee), Contemporary), “Iris”-2000, mixed media on wood board, inscribed and dated on verso. Unframed 72” x 66”.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

Height 22”, width 9.25”, depth 19”.

Estimate $200-$400

Stephen Baldauf (American, Contemporary). Acrylic on gallery wrapped canvas, signed in monogram lower right corner. Framed 25.75” x 30.75”. Sight size 17.25” x 22.25”.

Estimate $200-$400

Lot 411.

Alton Roland Rowe, Miami River Bridge Watercolor

Lot 412.

Grey Cast Iron & Glass Top Accent Table

Lot 413.

“Still Life with Hibiscus”, Signed Oil on Canvas

Lot 414.

Continental Wrought Iron Table w/ Glass Top

Lot 415.

Nathan Balch, “Sunflowers”, Mixed Media on Canvas

Lot 416.

French Iron & Brass Baker’s Rack or Etagere

Lot 417.

Leo Meiersdorff, Jazz Musicians Watercolor, Signed

Lot 418.

Pair of Green Wicker Outdoor Armchairs

Lot 419.

Jack Cooley, New Orleans Trumpet Player Oil

Lot 420.

Martinair Ad Poster, “Miami”, Scarce Dutch Version

Lot 421.

9 Piece Lloyd Loom Outdoor Furniture Set

Lot 422.

Pair of W. Daniels Paintings, Florida Highwaymen

Alton Roland Rowe (American, 20th century), “Miami River Bridge”- circa 1983, watercolor on paper, signed lower right Framed 26.25” x 34.25”. Sight size 12.75” x 18.75”.

Estimate $300-$500

Continental.

Height 17”, width 33.25”, depth 24”.

Estimate $300-$500

Leo Meiersdorff (American, 1934-1994), “Jazz Band”, watercolor on paper, signed lower right.

Framed 26.5” x 17”. Sight size 21.5” x 12”.

Estimate $300-$500

Sylvan Steenbrink (Dutch, 20th century). “Met Maiike Naar Miami”, lithograph laid down on canvas, unsigned.

Framed 36.5” x 27.5”, sheet size 33” x 24”.

Estimate $600-$800

Height 24.75”, width 24.75”, depth 17.5”.

Estimate $150-$300

Nathan Balch (American, 20th century), “Sunflowers”, mixed media on canvas, signed lower left.

Framed 32” x 38.25”, unframed 24” x 30”.

Estimate $400-$600

Contemporary.

Height 33.75”, width 37”, depth 32.25”, seat to floor (with cushion) 20”.

Estimate $400-$600

Lloyd Loom (British, 20th century). Tiered wheeled server.

Diameter of coffee table 34”, height 17.75”. Sofa height 33.75”, width 80”, depth 35”, seat to floor 12.5”.

Estimate $800-$1,200

Emrich Nicholson (California/ Hawaii/ Indiana, 19132001). “Still Life with Hibiscus” - 1973, oil on canvas, signed and dated lower right “Nicholson”. Framed 31 5/8” x 25 3/4”, unframed 24” x 18”. Estimate $300-$500

Late 19th/early 20th century.

Height 90”, width 76”, depth 16”.

Estimate $300-$500

Jack Cooley (American (Louisiana), 1923-2008), “Trumpet Player”, oil on masonite, signed lower right.

Framed 32.25” x 26.25”, unframed 24” x 18”.

Estimate $300-$500

Pair of Willie Daniels (American, 20th century) Florida coast landscape paintings on artist board, likely of Fort Pierce, Florida, signed lower left “W. DANIELS”, Framed 27.75” x 15.5”, unframed 24” x 12”. Estimate $700-$900

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Lot 423.

Vladimir Bliokh, “The Royal Bow” Ballerina Photo

Lot 424.

Mid Century Modern White Pendant Lamp Fixture

Lot 425.

After Degas’ Dancers, Brutalist Mixed Media Art

Lot 426.

Lea Vendetta, “The Party”, A/C, Signed

Lot 427.

Modern & Heavy Rosewood Coffee Table

Lot 428.

Lea Vendetta, Couples Dancing Painting, Signed

Lot 429.

French Neoclassical 3 Arm Chandelier, 20th C.

Lot 430.

Contemporary Seated Female Nude, Signed

Lot 431.

Pizzichillo & Gordon Sea Urchin Glass Center Bowl

Lot 432.

American School Contemporary Abstract Collage

Lot 433.

Lane Altavista Circular Side Table

Lot 434.

Modern Abstract Figural Painting on Canvas

Vladimir Bliokh (Russian, b. 1939-), “The Royal Bow”, black and white photograph, signed and dated lower right “1964-2006 V. Bliokh”. Framed 20.25” x 16.25”, sight size 13.25” x 10.25”. Estimate $100-$300

Lea Vendetta (American (Florida), Contemporary), “The Party”, acrylic on canvas, signed with LEA lower right corner. Framed 51” x 66.8”. Unframed 43.25” x 58.75”.

Estimate $400-$600

French, 20th century.

Height 30.25”, diameter 32”.

Estimate $500-$700

American School, contemporary. “Your Time Will Come”, mixed media collage on paper, signed lower right “Egy”.

Sheet size 49.75” x 38.25”.

Estimate $200-$400

48.

Likely Scandinavian, mid 20th century.

Apparently unmarked.

Diameter closed 14.25”.

Estimate $150-$300

20th century. Unmarked.

Height 5.9”, width 59”, depth 23.6”, Estimate $500-$700

Indistinguishably signed lower left and titled “Anna”, verso with similar information.

Unframed 36” square.

Estimate $300-$500

American, 20th century. Branded mark to the interior drawer, Lane Altavista, Virginia.

Height 26.25”, diameter of top 24”.

Estimate $300-$500

After Edgar Degas (French, 1834-1917). “Dancers at the Barre”, mixed media on mesh netting, indistinguishably signed lower left. Overall 29 3/4” x 19 7/8”.

Estimate $300-$500

Lea Vendetta (American (Florida), Contemporary).

“Dancing Couples”, acrylic on canvas, signed “LEA” lower left corner. Unframed 48” x 36”.

Estimate $150-$300

American, circa 1999.

Signed and dated to the underside.

Height 7.25”, diameter of mouth 14”.

Estimate $400-$600

Second half of 20th century. Apparently unsigned.

Stretcher with indistinguishable name and 1979 date.

Framed 48.75” square. Unframed 47.75” square.

Estimate $300-$500

Lot 435.

Abstract Man & Woman Acrylic, Signed Liebman

Lot 436.

Pair of Modernist Chrome Cantilever Table Lamps

Lot 437.

Highly Textured Painting of a Band, 20th C.

Lot 438.

“Pop Art Woman”, 1971, Acrylic on Canvas

Lot 439.

1977 Paul Chaleff Green Glazed Pottery Bowl

Lot 440.

Nathan Wright, Acrylic Painting of Paint Tubes

Lot 441.

Italian Mid Century Gilt Painted Wall Mirror

Lot 442.

Modern Acrylic, 3 Figures in Hats, Signed

Lot 443.

French Art Deco Style Circular Gueridon Table

Lot 444.

Crist Kocher, Modern Untitled Bust Painting

Lot 445.

Mid Century Modern German Desktop Heat Lamp

Lot 446.

Crist Kocher, Modern 1967 Figural Bust Mixed Media

Liebman (20th century), “Man and Woman”- 1972, acrylic on canvas laid down, signed lower right and dated “72”.

Framed 36” x 37.5”. Unframed 34.5” x 36”.

Estimate $300-$500

American School, third quarter 20th century. “Pop Art Woman” - 1971, acrylic on canvas, signed and dated lower right “W.G.Zavosky 71”. Framed 41” x 31”, unframed 40” x 30”. Estimate $200-$400

Italy, 1950s. Stamped to the backside “Made in Italy”.

Height 48.25”, width 33”.

Estimate $500-$700

Crist Kocher (American, 20th century), “Untitled”-1967, mixed media on board, apparently unsigned.

Unframed 24.25” x 23.75”.

Estimate $200-$400

French, 20th century.

When fully extended, 44” x 6.25” diameter of base.

Estimate $500-$700

Paul Chaleff (American/ New York, 1947- ).

Signed to underside “Paul Chaleff 1977.

9” tall x 7” diameter at widest point.

Estimate $300-$500

20th century.

Framed 43.75” x 43.5”. Unframed 36” square.

Estimate $300-$500

Kurt Rosenthal (German, 20th century), circa 1940s.

Inscribed to underside of base “Kurt Rosenthal Fabrik elektromed. Apparate Furth/ Bay.”.

Estimate $150-$300

20th century. Apparently unsigned.

Unframed 35.75” x 47.8”.

Estimate $300-$500

Nathan Wright (American, 20th century), “Paint Tubes on Palettes”-1972, acrylic on canvas, signed and dated lower center. Framed 38.75” square. Unframed 35.8” square.

Estimate $300-$500

French, 20th century.

Height 22.5”, diameter 23.5”.

Estimate $400-$600

Crist Kocher (American, 20th century), “Untitled”-1967, mixed media on masonite board, apparently unsigned.

Unframed 24.25” x 23.75”.

Estimate $200-$400

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Lot 447.

Wayne Sessions, “Mexican Market”, Mixed Media

Lot 448.

Mid Century Modern Art Glass Lemonade Set

Lot 449.

Bruce Hafley Figural Seated Nude Drawing, Signed

Lot 450.

Italian Carved and Gilt Wood Starburst Mirror

Lot 451.

1963 “Nude a la Fresco”, Oil, Marie Wilner

Lot 452.

Contemporary Area Rug (5’ 61/2” square)

Lot 453.

Black Cast Iron Glass Top Accent Table

Lot 454.

Large Figural Pastel, Woman with Sunglasses

Lot 455.

Danish Modern George Tanier Spindle Back Chair

Lot 456.

Joseph Pulitano Mixed Media Abstract, Signed

Lot 457.

Pair of Mid Century Modern Lamps w/Vellum Shades

Lot 458.

Modern 1980s Cocktail Party Painting, Signed

Wayne Sessions (American/ California, 1924-1984). “Mexican Market”, mixed media and collage on paper, signed center right Wayne Sessions L-26”. Framed 32.5” x 26.5”, sheet size 26” x 20”. Estimate $150-$300

Italian, 20th century.

Unmarked.

Overall diameter 16.75”.

Estimate $150-$300

Unmarked.

Height 24.75”, width 21.3”, depth 15.25”.

Estimate $150-$300

Joseph Pulitano (American, 20th century).

“Untitled”, mixed media on paper, signed lower right.

Framed 27” x 25”. Sight size 17” x 15.6”.

Estimate $200-$400

50.

Apparently unmarked.

Pitcher height 9”, tumbler height 4.25”.

Estimate $200-$400

Marie Wilner (American/ New York, 1910- ). “Nude a la Fresco” - 1963, oil on canvas, signed and dated lower right “M Wilner 63”. Framed 34 7/8” x 24 7/8”, unframed 33 7/8” x 23 7/8”. Estimate $500-$700

Late 20th century. “Woman with Yellow Sunglasses”, pastel on paper, signed lower right “Drawde Ramal Nelta “90”. Framed 41.75” x 31.75”.

Estimate $150-$300

Likely Continental, mid 20th century.

Height 19.75”, diameter of top 5.75”.

Estimate $150-$300

Bruce Hafley (American (Georgia), 1920-2011), “Regina in Birthday Suit” - 1959, pencil on paper, signed and dated lower right. Framed 12” x 9.5”. Unframed 6.5” x 4”.

Estimate $100-$300

Wool. Abstract design on cream field. Seven figures surrounding large circular formation with two red dots below. 5’ 6.5” square.

Estimate $200-$400

Danish, circa 1959. Underside branded with cabinet maker’s mark “Made in Denmark George Tanier, Selection Siebast”. Height 22.25”, width 17.5” (arm to arm), seat depth 12.25”, seat height 12”. Estimate $150-$300

American School, Last quarter of 20th century. “The Cocktail Party” - 1982, acrylic on canvas, signed and dated upper left “Parks 82”. Framed 27.5” x 39.75”, unframed 24” x 36”. Estimate $150-$300

Lot 459.

Italian Blue Painted & Parcel Gilt Tray Table

Lot 460.

Pair of French Bronze Figural Lamps on Pedestals

Lot 461.

Set of 4 Italian Rococo Style Walnut Chairs

Lot 462.

“View on the Palazzo Ducale, Venice”, Oil, Signed

Lot 463.

Cast Iron Jardiniere & Stand w/ Basket Motif

Lot 464.

Italian Ebonized Folding Top Work Table

Lot 465.

Carved Giltwood Mirror with Acanthus Leaf Motif

Lot 466.

Custom Damask Upholstered Ottoman & Pillows

Lot 467.

Giovanni Milone Italian Pastoral Landscape Oil

Lot 468.

Pair of Small Porcelain Painted Urns

Lot 469.

Walnut Games Table w/Hand Painted Leather Top

Lot 470.

Pair of Italian Silver Gilt Wall Brackets, 20th C.

Italian, 20th century. Stamped to the underside ‘Made in Italy”.

Height 23.75”, width 38.5”, depth 28.5”.

Estimate $400-$600

American School, first half 20th century. “View on the Palazzo Ducale, Venice”, oil on canvas, indistinguishably signed lower right. Framed 24.5” x 31.5”, unframed 21” x 28”.

Estimate $500-$700

20th century.

Overall 45” x 25.5”.

Estimate $300-$500

Each marked to the underside.

Height 10.5”, width 5”, base 2.9”.

Estimate $200-$400

Height of sculpture on base 22”, height with harp and finial 28”, diameter of base 7”.

Estimate $300-$500

Continental, probably French, early 20th century.

Height 39”, width 26.5”, depth 21.5”.

Estimate $400-$600

Ottoman height 20”, width 48.5”, depth 27”. Provenance: Former catcher with the Chicago Cubs and one of Nashville’s most prolific restaurateurs.

Estimate $300-$500

French, 19th century.

Height 27.3”, width 26”, depth 26.5”.

Estimate $600-$800

Italian, late 19th/ early 20th century.

Armchair height 33.25”, width 22”(arm to arm), seat height 17”, seat depth 15. Side chair height 35”, width 18”, seat depth16’, seat height 17”. Estimate $500-$700

Italian, early 20th century.

Height 27.5”, width 25”, depth 21”.

Estimate $300-$500

Giovanni Milone (Italian, 19th Century).

“Pastoral Landscape with Figure”, oil on canvas, signed lower right. Framed 36.75” x 31.25”, unframed 30.5” x 24.75”. Estimate $400-$600

Italian, 20th century.

Height 20”, width 14”, depth 8.25”.

Estimate $300-$500

51.

Lot 471.

George Adingra, Female Nude, Mixed Media on Canvas

Lot 472.

20 C. African Kuba Helmet Mask, Mukyeem

George Ebrin Adingra (African, 1933-2005).

“Female Nude”, mixed media on canvas, signed at left. Inscribed on back of stretcher with “ADINGRA” and Paris address.

Framed 39” x 15.75”, unframed 35.75” x 12”.

Estimate $300-$500

African, 20th century.

Height 20”, diameter of opening 12”.

Estimate $500-$700

Lot 473.

African Benin Style Pottery Horse

Lot 474.

Godfrey Ndaba, Figural Pastel on Paper, Signed

Apparently unmarked.

Height 20.5”, width 17.5”, depth 8”.

Estimate $300-$500

Godfrey Ndaba (South African, b. 1947- ) “Two Coal Miners” - 1980, pastel on paper, signed and dated lower center.

Framed 29.5” x 22.75”. Sight size 22.25”15.125”.

Estimate $300-$500

Lot 475.

Sculpture of a Hunting Lion, Bronze Patina

Lot 476.

“Lioness with Sun”, Gouache & Pastel on Paper

7.5” x 19.25” x 4”.

Apparently unmarked.

Estimate $150-$300

American School, fourth quarter 20th century. “Lioness with Sun”, pastel and gouache on paper, indistinguishably signed lower right, titled lower center, series title lower left “Beastiary XXXVII”. Framed 36.5” x 45.5”, unframed 29.25” x 38.25”.

Estimate $300-$500

52.

Lot 477.

After Picasso “Visage de la Paix VIII” Lithograph

Lot 478.

Ladies 14k Gold, Pearl & Emerald Ring

Lot 479.

75 Guillame Cornielle Chromolithograph “Exotisme”

Lot 480.

Ladies 14k Gold & Diamond Starburst Brooch

Lot 481.

Portrait of Man in Sombrero Smoking, Signed

Lot 482.

Ladies 14k Yellow Gold & Pearl Brooch

Lot 483.

“Marsh Study”, Gouache & Pastel, Joanne Currah

Lot 484.

Ladies 14k White Gold Tall Dome Ring w/Diamonds

Lot 485.

Mod 1960s Acrylic on Canvas Painting, Signed

Lot 486.

Lapis Lazuli Bangle Bracelet

Lot 487.

Yuval Mahler 3-D Serigraph, “At The Park”

Lot 488.

Collection of Two Circular Brooches or Pin

After Pablo Picasso (Spanish, 1881-1973).

“Visage de la Paix VIII”, lithograph on wove paper.

Inscribed top left “5.12.50. VIII”.

Estimate $200-$400

Vintage 1920s-1930s brooch with center natural modern round brilliant diamond (0.10 carat total weight) and 14 natural single cut diamonds (0.25 carat total weight).

Total weight 3.7 grams. Estimate $400-$600

Joanne Currah (Canadian, Contemporary), “Marsh Study”, gouache and pastel mixed media artwork, signed lower right. Framed 12.75” x 15.75”, sight size 5.125” x 9”.

Estimate $150-$300

20th century. Unmarked.

Interior diameter 2.25”, exterior diameter 3”. Total weight 40.8 grams.

Estimate $200-$400

Ladies ring with three large cultured grade “A” white pearls (two pearls 5.8mm, one 6.7mm) and ten emerald accents (commercial quality emeralds, 0.40 carat total weight). US ring size 10. Total weight 7 grams. Estimate $300-$500

20th century. “Portrait of a Man in Sombrero”, acrylic on canvas, signed lower right “Brian”.

Framed 44.25” x 32”. Unframed 35.5” x 24”.

Estimate $200-$400

Circa 1960s. Cocktail ring set with 27 diamonds (1.75 carats total weight, large diamonds in center (1.00 carat total weight, color range: J-L, clarity range: VS2-Si1). US ring size 8. Total weight 13.1 grams. Estimate $400-$600

Yuval Mahler (American/ Israeli, 1951- ). “At The Park”, 3-D serigraph on paper, pencil signed lower right “Y. Mahler” and pencil numbered lower left “114/250”. Framed 28 3/8” x 32 1/2”, sight size 18 7/8” x 23”. Estimate $200-$400

Guillaume Corneille (Swedish, 1922 - 2010). “Exotisme” 1975, chromolithograph on wove paper, pencil signed and dated lower right “Corneille 75”. Framed 31.25” x 25.25”, sight size 25.75” x 20”. Estimate $300-$500

Ladies 14k yellow gold and pearl pin with hand fabricated gold wire rays decorated with 15 near round cultured white pearls (measuring 6.5 to 7mm). Total weight 18.8 grams.

Brooch measures 2.33” x 1.75” x .075”. Estimate $400-$600

American School, 20th century. Signed and dated upper right “Peircey ‘67”.

Framed 24.75” x 40.75”, unframed 24” x 40”.

Estimate $150-$300

One 8 faceted natural prong set round rubies; and a 14k yellow gold circle pearl pin with 16 cultured pearls.

Estimate $300-$500

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Lot 489.

Iranian Figural Painting of a Hunting Party

Lot 490.

19th C French Walnut Jardiniere & Stand

Lot 491.

Group of 4 Orientalist Italian Pottery Figurines

Lot 492.

Early Erotic Paintings w/Text, Possibly Iranian

Lot 493.

Framed Persian Painting of Polo Players on Ivory

Lot 494.

Pair of Diminutive Caned Wing Chairs

Lot 495.

Pair of Indian Miniature Portraits on Ivory

Lot 496.

Hand Woven Persian Heriz Runner

Lot 497.

18th C. Rajput Miniature Painting of Courtly Scene

Lot 498.

Hand Woven Persian Heriz Area Rug

Lot 499.

Persian Painting on Ivory of Polo Players

Lot 500.

Queen Anne Style Walnut Display or Curio Cabinet

Iranian, late 20th century.

Framed (in a micro mosaic star decorated frame) 21.5” x 17.5”. Masonite 19.5” x 15.75”.

Estimate $150-$300

Each image sheet 3.5” x 6.9”.

Estimate $800-$1,200

Indian, 19th century.

Framed 3.75” x 3.25”. Panels 2.5” x 1.8”.

Estimate $400-$600

Wool. India. Geometric and floral design rust field. Black border with green, cream, teal and brown accent colors.

6’ x 4’ 1”.

Estimate $200-$400

54.

French, 19th century.

Height 15”, width 27, depth 18”.

Estimate $300-$500

Persian, Late 19th/Early 20th century.

Framed 12.5” x 10.25”, sight size of plaque 5.25” x 3.5”.

Estimate $150-$300

Wool. India. Floral pattern on cream field. Bronze, green, black and gold accent colors.

2’ 7” x 11’ 9”.

Estimate $400-$800

Persian, Late 19th/Early 20th century. Possibly signed with monogram in upper right corner. Sight size of panel 4.7” x 7.75”. Overall framed (in star motif mosaic frame) 7.5” x 10.5”. Estimate $150-$300

Italian, 20th century. Signed to underside “CM Italy”.

Taller standing figurine 7.5” tall, taller seated figurine 5” tall.

Estimate $150-$300

Possibly Swedish, early 20th century.

Height 38”, width 29” (arm to arm), seat depth 19”, seat height 16”.

Estimate $400-$600

Indian, likely 18th century. Unsigned.

Framed 10.5” x 8.75”, sheet size 6.75” x 5”.

Estimate $200-$400

American, 20th century.

Height 46”, width 41”, depth 13.5”.

Estimate $200-$400

Lot 501.

Pair of Pink Decorated Porcelain Table Lamps

Lot 502.

Set of 6 Bigelow Kennard & Co. Sterling Spoons

Lot 503.

Petite Yellow & Green Painted Window Bench/Chair

Lot 504.

American School, “Country House”, Oil on Board

Lot 505.

Blue & White Upholstered Armchair w/ Ottoman

Lot 506.

Artist Signed 19th C. French Miniature Portrait

Lot 507.

White Painted Iron Bench w/Silk Gingham Pillows

Lot 508.

Group of 3 Tussie Mussies, 2 Possibly Sterling

Lot 509.

Louis XV Style Painted & Caned Jardiniere on Stand

Lot 510.

Pair of Grey & Gilt Table Lamps, 20th Century

Lot 511.

Pair of Curule Form Window Seats or Benches

Lot 512.

After the Roman Antiquity, “Dancing Satyr”, Bronze

Overall height 23.75”, diameter of foot 5.5”.

Estimate $150-$300

American School, 20th century. “Country House”, oil on board, signed lower right “J. Herera”.

Framed 13 1/4” x 16 1/2”, unframed 9 3/8” x 12 3/4”.

Estimate $200-$400

20th century.

Height 33.6”, width 60”, depth 19.25”.

Estimate $300-$500

Height (to top of finial) 31.5”, width (of fabric shade) 13.25”, depth (of fabric shade) 8.25”.

Estimate $150-$300

Bigelow Kennard & Co. (American/ Boston, 1863-1922), circa 1900. Marked to underside of handle neck. 5 7/8” long. Total weight 6.1 troy ounces.

Estimate $150-$300

20th century.

Chair height 32”, width 28” (arm to arm), seat depth 18”, seat height 17”. Ottoman height 15”, width 24”, depth 20”.

Estimate $250-$500

Late 19th/ early 20th century.

Largest 8.75” tall including chain.

Estimate $150-$300

American, 20th century.

Height 21”, width 26.5”, depth 20.5”.

Estimate $300-$500

20th century.

Height 31.25”, width 21.25” depth 12”.

Estimate $200-$400

After Thomas Gainsborough (English, 1727-1788). “Duchess of Devonshire”, oil on ivory, signed lower right “Gainsborough”.

Framed 5.75” x 5”, sight size 3.25” x 2.5”.

Estimate $200-$400

French, late 19th/early 20th century.

Height 31.25”, width 23.5”, depth 13.75”.

Estimate $300-$500

Italian School, late 19th/ early 20th century, after the Roman sculpture found in Pompeii in 1830. Bronze.

Overall 14 7/8” x 4 1/2” x 4 3/4”.

Estimate $300-$500

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Lot 513.

Pair of Carved Walnut Louis XV Style Side Chairs

Lot 514.

Sheffield Plate Bacon Warmer & Sterling Bud Vase

Lot 515.

Small Green Painted Round Cabinet w/ 1 Door

Lot 516.

Hand Woven Persian Heriz Area Rug (6’diameter)

Lot 517.

French Tall Walnut Framed Vanity Stool or Tabouret

Lot 518.

Polychromed Blackamoor Figural Triple Bud Vase

Lot 519.

Small Black Marble Top Telephone Table

Lot 520.

Dresden Porcelain Horse Drawn Carriage Scene

Lot 521.

Victorian Gilt Bronze 3 Piece Figural Garniture

Lot 522.

Small 925 Sterling & Enamel Trinket Box

Lot 523.

Nest of 3 Oak & Leather Inlaid Tables

Lot 524.

2 Haviland Limoges Ice Creams + Gilt Candy Dish

20th century.

Height 40.25”, width 20.5”, depth 18”, seat to floor 21.25”.

Estimate $200-$400

Wool. India. Round. All over floral pattern on teal field.

Rust, gold, cream, green, brown and black accent colors.

6’ x 6’.

Estimate $200-$400

Continental, 19th century.

Height 29.75”, width 17.5”, depth 11.6”.

Estimate $150-$300

20th century. Stamped on bottom 925.

Height 5.3”, diameter 2.3”.

Estimate $50-$150

56.

Weighted sterling silver bud vase, 2.3/4” tall; Sheffield plate lidded warming dish, 10” wide.

Estimate $200-$400

French.

Height 20.25”, width 15”, depth 15.25”.

Estimate $150-$300

German, first half 20th century.

Overall 10” x 10.5” x 6.5”.

Estimate $150-$300

Measurements from largest to smallest: Height 21.25”, width 25.5”, depth 15.5”. Height 19”, width 20”, depth 15”.

Height 15.5”, width 15”, depth 15”.

Estimate $200-$400

20th century.

Height 29.5”, diameter 15”.

Estimate $200-$400

American, first half 20th century. 13.5” tall x 8.25” wide x 6” deep.

Estimate $100-$200

American, late 19th century. Possibly Dietz, Brother & Co. (New York, 19th century), Apparently unmarked. Three light 16 3/8” tall x 15.5” wide, one light 14” tall x 5 3/4” wide. Estimate $200-$400

Both saucers 4.75-5”diameter; candy dish, 2.5” tall x 5.75” diameter at top.

Estimate $50-$100

Lot 525.

Chinese Sancai Glazed Figural Roof Tile

Lot 526.

Chinese Double Strand Jade Bracelet

Lot 527.

Chinese 19th C. Figural Blue & White Charger

Lot 528.

Jadeite Jade Beaded Necklace w/Elephant Pendant

Lot 529.

Pair of Chinese Wucai Porcelain Rice Bowls

Lot 530.

Chinese Duan Inkstone & 3 Ornamental Plaques

Lot 531.

Chinese Porcelain Ginger Jar w/Peony Flowers

Lot 532.

Chinese Double Handled Neolithic Style Cup

Lot 533.

18k Gold Buddha in Shrine Pendant

Lot 534.

Diminutive Carved Spinach Green Jade Footed Cup

Lot 535.

Chinese Cherry Stained Telephone Table w/Chair

Lot 536.

Pair of Famille Rose Lidded Porcelain Ginger Jars

Chinese Song Dynasty (960-1279) style. Unmarked.

Height 11”, width 2.75”, depth 2.3”.

Estimate $300-$500

Chinese, 20th century. Ladies green jadeite jade necklace with +/-60 round beads (the larger 10mm each, the smaller 4mm each) with carved jade animal pendant in the form of an elephant. Length 30”. Estimate $400-$600

Chinese, Late 19th/Early 20th century.

Apparently unmarked.

Height 8.5”, diameter of opening at top 3.5”.

Estimate $300-$500

Asian (likely Chinese). Apparently unmarked.

Height 3.2”, diameter of top 1.9”, diameter of foot 1.6”.

Estimate $300-$500

Chinese, 20th century. 14k yellow gold and double strand light green jade bracelet with 12 arched round barrel cabochon cut bezel set jades. Marked “585 14K”. Length 7”. Total weight 21.2 grams. Estimate $300-$500

Chinese, Early 20th century, possibly earlier. Apparently unmarked. Height 2.6”, diameter of mouth 4.6”, diameter of foot 2”. The other height 2.4”, diameter of mouth 4.6”, foot diameter 2.15”. Estimate $300-$500

Chinese Neolithic Style (2nd Century BC).

Height 4.25”, width (across handles) 4”, diameter of opening at top 2.9”.

Estimate $300-$500

Chinese, 20th century.

Height 39.75”, width 33”, seat depth 17”, seat height 18”.

Estimate $300-$500

Chinese, Late 19th century, possibly earlier.

Diameter 14.75”.

Estimate $300-$500

Chinese, late 19th/ early 20th century.

Inkstone 4 1/2” x 3 3/8”, largest ornamental plaque 6 3/8” x 4 1/2”.

Estimate $300-$500

18k yellow gold shrine form pendant with carved seated happy Buddha figure within. Marked on bottom.

Pendant measures 1.5 inches x 1.25 inches.

Estimate $300-$500

Chinese, likely 19th century. Unmarked.

8.5” tall x 9” diameter at widest point.

Estimate $300-$500

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Lot 537.

Chinese Yixing Zisha Cylindrical Tea Box, Marked

Lot 538.

Chinese Rosewood Corner Chair w/ MOP Inlay

Lot 539.

Chinese Celadon Glazed Porcelain Charger

Lot 540.

Collection of Four Chinese Snuff Bottles

Lot 541.

Chinese Blanc De Chine Figure of Guanyin

Lot 542.

Chinese Famille Rose Figural Porcelain Teapot

Lot 543.

Chinese Rose Medallion Centerpiece Charger

Lot 544.

Chinese Hanging Scroll, Flowers in Jardiniere

Lot 545.

Chinese Wall Mounted Rosewood Display Cabinet

Lot 546.

Pair of Chinese Black Lacquered Bar Stools

Lot 547.

Pair of Chinese Porcelain Plates w/Heraldic Shield

Lot 548.

Buddha Shakyamuni Carved Soapstone Sculpture

Chinese, 20th century. Marked to underside of lid and body with six character calligraphic mark within a rectangular cartouche. 4.25” tall x 4.75” diameter.

Estimate $150-$300

Chinese, 20th century.

Tallest bottle 3”.

Estimate $150-$300

Chinese, 20th century.

Unmarked.

14 3/8” diameter x 2” tall.

Estimate $150-$300

Chinese, 20th century.

Height 42.24”, width 17.25”, seat depth 15”, seat height 31”.

Estimate $200-$400

58.

32,4” tall, 17.5” seat to floor, 26.75” arm to arm, 22” seat width.

Estimate $150-$300

Chinese, Late 19th/Early 20th century.

Unmarked.

Height 7.25”.

Estimate $150-$300

Chinese, 20th century. Marked to upper right with three lines of black calligraphic marks with three stamped seals. Overall 85 1/2” x 10 1/8”.

Estimate $150-$300

Chinese, Late 19th/Early 20th century.

Diameter 9.2”.

Estimate $200-$400

Chinese, 20th century. Unmarked.

Diameter 14.75”.

Estimate $150-$300

Chinese, Late 19th/Early 20th century.

Unmarked.

Height 5.5”.

Estimate $150-$300

Chinese, 20th century.

Height 32.25”, width 19”, depth 5’.

Estimate $150-$300

Southeast Asian.

11 1/2” x 7 7/8” x 3 1/2”.

Estimate $200-$400

Lot 549.

19th C. Chinese Red Lacquer Chinoiserie Chair

Lot 550.

Chinese Hanging Scroll w/ Waterfall Painted Motif

Lot 551.

Chinese Black Carved Ink Stone, Cloud Scroll Motif

Lot 552.

Japanese Cloisonne Enamel Teapot w/ Dragon Motif

Lot 553.

Pair of Chinese Porcelain Dishes, Blue & White

Lot 554.

Chinese Soapstone Carving of Peonies & Orchids

Lot 555.

Chinese Nest of 4 Stained Wood Tables

Lot 556.

Pair of Chinese Silk Embroidery Textiles w/Figures

Lot 557.

Chinese Cloisonne Enameled Double Gourd Table Lamp

Lot 558.

Chinese Lidded Flask Form Censer

Lot 559.

Chinese 14k Yellow Gold & Jade Bracelet

Lot 560.

Pair of Chinese Blue & White Baluster Vases

Chinese, early 19th century.

Height 36”, width 21.5” (arm to arm), seat depth 15.75”, seat height 19”.

Estimate $200-$400

Japanese, 20th century. Unmarked.

Height 4.5”, width (spout to handle) 8.25”, diameter of opening 3”.

Estimate $200-$400

Chinese, early 20th century.

Largest table eight 26”, width 21”, depth 14.5”.

Estimate $200-$400

Chinese, late 19th/ early 20th century.

Unmarked.

10” x 7” x 3”.

Estimate $200-$400

Chinese, 20th century. Marked to upper left with one line of black calligraphic marks over two red stamped seals.

Overall 66” x 26”.

Estimate $200-$400

Chinese, likely 19th century.

Unmarked.

9.25” diameter.

Estimate $200-$400

Chinese, Late 19th/Early 20th century.

Framed 27.5” x 8.75”. Sight size 19.75” x 3.5”.

Estimate $300-$500

Chinese, 20th century. 14k yellow gold and green jade bracelet with six arched round barrel cabochon cut bezel set jades of light green color. Marked “14K 585” and “GSI”.

Length 7”. Total weight 10.6 grams. Estimate $400-$500

Ink stone 4 3/4” in diameter, box 5 3/4” square x 1 5/8” tall.

Estimate $200-$400

Overall 12.25” x 10.5” x 7.5”, sculpture 10.25” x 7.75” x 3.75”.

Estimate $200-$400

Height 29.5” (w/shade), height of porcelain 15”, width 8.15” (handle to handle), depth 4”.

Estimate $200-$400

Chinese, 20th century.al vignettes around neck.

Unmarked.

13 3/4” tall x 4 7/8” diameter at base.

Estimate $200-$400

59.

Lot 561.

19th C. Japanese Cloisonne on Copper Vase

Lot 562.

Pair of Asian Blanc de Chine Dragon Figurines

Lot 563.

Small Asian Cloisonne Vase Table Lamp, Peony Motif

Lot 564.

Japanese Bronze & Cloisonne Enamel Peacock

Lot 565.

Five Golden to Celadon Glazed Tea Bowls

Lot 566.

Southeast Asian Bronze Bust, Tribal Figure

Lot 567.

Japanese Cloisonne Enamel Vase, Floral Motif

Lot 568.

Lucite Lamp w/ SE Asian Wood Sculptural Fragments

Lot 569.

Set of 3 Japanese Pigeon Blood Cloisonne Items

Lot 570.

Japanese Porcelain Figural Man & Fish Form Teapot

Lot 571.

Small Korean Tansu or Bandaji Chest

Lot 572.

Japanese Hanging Watercolor Scroll w/ Kittens

Japanese, likely 19th century.

Unmarked.

10” tall.

Estimate $150-$300

Japanese, 20th century.

Unmarked.

Height 10.5”, width 8.75”, depth.3.75”.

Estimate $150-$300

Japanese, 20th century. Underside unmarked and glazed in turquoise blue enamel.

Height 8.5”, diameter of foot 2.9”.

Estimate $100-$300

Japanese, 19th/20th century.

Unmarked.

Height 4.75”, width (spout to tail of fish) 8.5”, depth 2.75”.

Estimate $150-$300

60.

Asian (likely Japanese), Late 19th/Early 20th century.

Apparently unmarked.

Height 8”, width 3.25”, depth 5.25”.

Estimate $150-$300

Japanese, late 19th/ early 20th century. Each marked to underside with black underglaze painted figure.

3.5” tall x 3” diameter at opening.

Estimate $200-$400

A lamp constructed of wooden Southeast Asian sculptural fragments, circa 18th/ 19th century. Overall 30 1/2” tall, from fragment 12 1/2” tall, back fragment 17 1/8” tall, base 12 1/4” wide. Estimate $200-$400

Korean, 20th century.

Height 24.75”, width 23.25”, depth 14.25”.

Estimate $200-$400

Chinese, Late 19th/Early 20th century, possibly earlier.

Overall height (to top of finial) 18.8”, height of vase 7.4”.

Estimate $200-$400

11” x 13” x 5.75”.

Estimate $300-$500

Japanese, 20th century.

Table vases, 4.6” tall; plate, 7.25” diameter.

Estimate $200-$400

Japanese, late 19th/ early 20th century.

81” x 24”.

Estimate $400-$600

Lot 573.

Pair of Japanese Imari Porcelain Sake Cups

Lot 574.

Japanese Saucer & Pigeon Blood Enamel Vase

Lot 575.

Japanese Carved Wood Panel w/ Rooster Motif

Lot 576.

Japanese Hakata Figurine of Seated Man, 20th C.

Lot 577.

Japanese Hanging Scroll, Pagodas in Landscape

Lot 578.

Japanese Porcelain Lidded Jar w/ Birds, c.1920

Lot 579.

Pair of Matching Japanese Imari Dishes

Lot 580.

Japanese Porcelain Figural Group, Hotei

Lot 581.

Pair of Japanese Bronze Vases w/Grape Motif

Lot 582.

Asian Hand Carved Teak Wood Elephant Sculpture

Lot 583.

Group of 2 Japanese Works on Paper of Birds

Lot 584.

Japanese Lacquered Lidded Box w/MOP Accents

Japanese, first quarter of 20th century, possibly earlier.

Height 1.9”, diameter of top 2.25”, diameter of bottom 0.90”.

Estimate $150-$300

Japanese, 20th century. Sculptural group in two parts-figure and log.

Height 7.25”, width 6.25”, depth 6.75”.

Estimate $100-$300

Japanese, Late 19th/Early 20th century.

Both unmarked.

Height 1.4”, diameter 6”.

Estimate $150-$300

Elephant height 13.5”, width 15”, depth 6.5”.

Estimate $150-$300

Mt. Fuji saucer, 5 3/8” diameter; cloisonne enamel vase, 7” tall.

Estimate $100-$200

Japanese, 20th century.

Overall 77” x 17.75”.

Estimate $100-$200

Japanese, 20th century.

Apparently unmarked.

Height 7.75”, width (of bottom) 6.25”, depth (of bottom) 3.8”.

Estimate $100-$300

Japanese, 20th century.

Framed 11 3/8” x 9 1/8”.

Estimate $50-$150

Japanese, 20th century.

Overall height 39.75”, width 22.75”, depth 1”.

Estimate $250-$500

Japanese, first quarter 20th century. Marked to underside with three calligraphic marks “Matsumura Zo”.

7.25” tall x 4.25” diameter.

Estimate $75-$150

Japanese, Early 20th century. Unmarked.

Height 5.75”, diameter of opening at top 2.4”, diameter of foot 3.5”.

Estimate $200-$400

Japanese, 20th century. Apparently unmarked.

Height 5”, width 13.5”, depth 8.25”.

Estimate $150-$300

61.

Lot 585.

Chinese Watercolor Painting, “Fishing”, Marked

Lot 586.

Collection of Three Chinese Jade Trees

Lot 587.

Pair of Chinese Vases with Figural Scenes

Lot 588.

Yixing Zisha Footed Jardiniere with Calligraphy

Lot 589.

Asian Celadon Green Porcelain Charger

Lot 590.

19th C. Chinese Porcelain Plaque Bird & Flowers

Lot 591.

Chinese Carved, Polychrome & Parcel Gilt Figure

Lot 592.

Chinese Porcelain Double Happiness Brush Pot

Lot 593.

Chinese Porcelain Vase Table Lamp w/Floral Motif

Lot 594.

Group of 3 Chinese Export Cloisonne Tabletop Items

Lot 595.

Chinese Figural Blanc De Chine Table Lamp

Lot 596.

Chinese Celadon and White Glazed Lidded Jar

Chinese, 20th century. “Fishing”, watercolor on paper, inscribed upper left with two lines of black calligraphic marks and three red seals. Framed 30.5” x 21.25”, image size 26” x 16.5”. Estimate $150-$300

Chinese, 20th century. Marked to underside with incised calligraphic marks within a square seal.

4.75” tall x 5.5” square.

Estimate $150-$300

Chinese, Late 19th/Early 20th century.

Unmarked.

Height 10.125”, width 4”, depth 3.1”.

Estimate $150-$300

Chinese, contemporary.

Estimate $50-$150

62.

Chinese, 20th century.

Tallest tree 9”, shortest tree 7.5”.

Estimate $150-$300

Asian, 20th century.

Unmarked.

Diameter 13”.

Estimate $150-$300

Chinese, early 20th century.

Unmarked.

3 1/8” tall x 3 1/8” diameter.

Estimate $100-$200

Chinese, 20th century.

Overall 25.5” tall x 10.25” wide.

Estimate $50-$100

Chinese, 20th century. Marked to underside with seven calligraphic marks in a semicircle.

12” tall x 7” diameter.

Estimate $150-$300

Chinese, early 19th century.

Overall 24 5/8” x 15 3/4”.

Estimate $150-$400

Chinese, 20th century.

Height (to top of large teardrop form finial) 32.5”, diameter of wooden base 7.5”.

Estimate $150-$300

Chinese, likely 19th century.

Unmarked.

3 1/2” tall x 3 3/8” diameter at widest point.

Estimate $100-$200

Notes

Session 2

Saturday, March 22, 2015

Lot 872.

Session Two features a wide range of traditional French and English period furniture, fine art, sculpture and antiques including an Italian Fortuny three-tiered hand painted silk chandelier, a fine French gilt bronze figural sculpture by Delagrange of dancer Loie Fuller, a Albert Goodwin watercolor of Pisa, Italy, a French Chronos and Amour figural parcel gilt mantel clock, an 18th century chinoiserie longcase clock by T. Mason, an 18th century Chippendale yew wood highboy, a gorgeous pair of Cartier diamond and sapphire earrings, two scarce Rembrandt figural etchings, a pair of Neoclassical gilt wood oval mirrors from the Nunnelly Collection, miniature portraits, carved jade sculptures and jewelry, tapestries and textiles, estate jewelry including watches, a gorgeous diamond encrusted snake bracelet, a Conrad Kiesel figural oil on canvas depicting a young woman with cockatoos, a palatial 12 light bronze sconce from the old Palmer House Hotel in Chicago, Illinois, hand colored engravings, two finely painted 18th century Japanese “Tales of Ise� volumes, sterling silver, Yisha teapots, tea caddies and writing boxes, designer etagere by Niermann Weeks, and Chinese Kangxi and Song Dynasty porcelain and pottery.

Ahlers & Ogletree is also pleased to auction an extremely desirable and rare assemblage of land on Island Ferry Road in Sandy Springs, Georgia. The property features over 24 acres featuring Chattahoochee River frontage in excess of 1/4 linear mile.

The real estate property is remote and private yet only 1.5 miles from major fareways such as Roswell Road as well as the Northridge exit at GA 400 Highway. The assemblage is adjacent to 426 acre National Recreation Area & Headquarters and mostly undeveloped with countless opportunities for an interested party.

Estimate Times for Lots

Please note that these times are only approximations and are subject to change

11 am - 12 pm 12 pm - 1 pm 1 pm - 2 pm 2 pm - 3 pm 3 pm - 4 pm 4 pm - 5 pm 5 pm - 6 pm

Lots 600 - 680 Lots 681 - 761 Lots 762 - 832 Lots 833 - 903 Lots 904 - 984 Lots 985 - 1065 Lots 1066 - 1136

Notes

Lot 600.

Two Staffordshire Porcelain Figural Groupings

Lot 601.

Italian Parcel Gilt & Polychrome Tabouret, 20th C.

Lot 602.

French Walking Stick w/Porcelain Knob Handle

Lot 603.

Georgian Style Stained Wood Side Cabinet

Lot 604.

Carved & Polychrome Figural Wall Plaque

Lot 605.

Brunschwig & Fils Executive Upholstered Armchair

Lot 606.

Pair of French Opaline Glass Table Lamps

Lot 607.

Hand Woven Bokhara Throw Rug

Lot 608.

Pair of Lane After Chalon Figural Lithographs

Lot 609.

Ladies 14k Yellow Gold & Pink Coral Ring

Lot 610.

French Louis XV Style Caned Bergere Chair

Lot 611.

Kenneth Jay Lane Costume Pearl & Crystal Collar

Staffordshire. Plaid dress, 14” x 8.75” x 2.5”; white dress, 15.5” x 10” x 3”. Both pieces unmarked.

Estimate $200-$400

English, late 19th century.

Height 29.5”, width 27.25”, depth 19.25”.

Estimate $200-$400

French, Early 20th century.

Overall height 30.4”, diameter of foot 7”.

Estimate $200-$400

US ring size 7.5”.

Total weight 11 grams.

Estimate $200-$400

63.

Italian, 20th century.

Height 21”, width 24”, depth 21”.

Estimate $150-$300

Italian, 20th century.

Height 8.25”, width 38.75”, depth 1.6”.

Estimate $150-$300

Wool. Geometric design on brown field. Five octagonal center medallions with blue background. Cream, tan and black accent colors. 33.5” x 49.5”.

Estimate $200-$400

French, late 19th century.

Height 34.75”, width 24.5” (arm to arm), seat depth 18.5”, seat height 17”.

Estimate $200-$400

French, Late 19th/Early 20th century.

Length 34.5”.

Estimate $200-$400

Brunschwig & Fils (American (Chicago, Illinois, Contemporary). St. Honore Executive Chair. Label underneath from manufacturer. Height 42”, width 27.75”, depth 29.5”.

Estimate $100-$300

R.J. Lane after Alfred Edward Chalon R.A. (English, 17801860) pair of hand colored lithographs on paper, “Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent” and “Her Majesty The Queen”. Framed 23.75” x 16.5”. Estimate $150-$300

Kenneth Jay Lane (American, 1930- ).

Length 16”, when closed 9.75” diameter to outer edge.

Estimate $100-$300

Lot 612.

Group of 7 Wedgwood Jasperware Pieces

Lot 613.

Miniature Portrait on Ivory of Woman in Pink

Lot 614.

Ladies 14k Yellow Gold & Carved Cameo Ring

Lot 615.

George III Style Mahogany Vitrine Display Table

Lot 616. de Voragine, Golden Legend Leaf, Late 15th C.

Lot 617.

Two Boehm Egyptian Porcelain Figures, 1970s

Lot 618.

Wagstaff after Fisk, Trial of Charles I, Engraving

Lot 619.

African Firespitter Carved & Polychromed Wood Mask

Lot 620.

1885 Colored Engraving, “On the Road to Metammeh”

Lot 621.

Hand Woven Persian Heriz Rug

Lot 622.

Pair of Queen Anne High Back Side Chairs

Lot 623.

Venetian Style Etched Mirorred Table Lamp

English, 20th century. Small pale blue cup (2.4” x 2.25”), trinket dish (6.25”), 2 dark blue trinket dishes (4” wide), 2 pale blue plates (6.75” diameter), dark blue covered jar (4.15”). Estimate $400-$500

English, early 20th century.

Height 31.5”, width 32.25”, depth 16.5”.

Estimate $300-$500

Charles Edward Wagstaff (English, 1808-1850) after William Fisk (English, 1796–1872), “Trial of Charles 1st in Westminster Hall, 1649”, hand colored engraving Sheet size 29.5” x 39.5”. Estimate $150-$300

Wool. India. Round. Geometric center design surrounded by floral pattern. Circular floral wreath motif border.

Brown, cream, green and gold accent colors. 4’ x 4’.

Estimate $200-$400

English, 19th century. “Beauty in Pink”, diminutive portrait on ivory, apparently unsigned.

Overall 2 3/4” x 2 3/8”.

Estimate $150-$300

Jacobus de Voragine, Archbishop of Genoa (circa 12301299), “Legenda Aurea (The Golden Legend)”.

Framed 17.3” x 14.3”. Sight size 9.75” x 7.75”.

Estimate $150-$300

20th century. 41” tall x 12” wide x 16” deep.

Estimate $150-$300

English, early 20th century.

Height 41”, width 22”, seat depth 16”, seat height 17”.

Estimate $300-$500

Apparently unmarked.

US ring size 7.

Total weight 8.4 grams.

Estimate $150-$300

“Egypt Salutes the United States” series, “Falcon Head”, height 13.75”; and “Sacred Ibis”, height 7”.

Estimate $150-$300

After Richard Caton Woodville II (English, 1856-1927). “On the Road to Metammeh: A British Square”, hand colored engraving, original illustration for “The Illustrated London News” on February 28, 1885. Estimate $150-$300

20th century.

Height 30.75”, diameter of shade 16.25”.

Estimate $150-$300

64.

Lot 624.

Group of 4 Continental Carved Ivory Figurines

Lot 625.

Pair of Mahogany Armchairs w/ Striped Upholstery

Lot 626.

Group of 4 English Transferware Platters & Plates

Lot 627.

14k Yellow Gold Pocket Watch, Circa 1900

Lot 628.

Large Sarcophagus Mahogany & Rosewood Tea Caddy

Lot 629.

Julian Dyson, “Boats at Sea”, Graphite on Paper

Lot 630.

Pair of Porcelain Lamps w/ Floral Motif

Lot 631.

Ladies 18k White Gold, Opal, and Ruby Dome Ring

Lot 632.

Figural Wall Plaque of Young Woman, Signed

Lot 633.

Diminutive Portrait of a Boy, Watercolor on Silk

Lot 634.

Queen Anne Style Mahogany Wing Chair

Lot 635.

Group of Two Spiral Form Walking Sticks

Continental School, Late 19th/Early 20th century.

Largest, including base, 3.4” tall. All apparently unsigned and raised on stained wood bases.

Estimate $200-$400

Hamtpon 14k yellow gold small pendant pocket watch with hand engraved case. Total weight including movement 30.4 grams. Case measures 32.6mm in diameter.

Estimate $300-$500

20th century.

Height 29” (w/shade), diameter of base 7.25”.

Estimate $200-$400

“Portrait of a Young Boy” - 20th century, watercolor and gouache on silk, apparently unsigned. Inscribed to verso of frame “Daddy”. 4 5/8” diameter without hanging ring.

Estimate $200-$400

65.

American, 20th century. St. Timothy, Hickory, North Carolina. Height 38”, width 27” (arm to arm), seat depth 20”, seat height 17”.

Estimate $300-$500

English, circa 1820’s.

Height 9.25”, width 17.25”, depth 11.6”.

Estimate $200-$400

Ring rises 0.75”. Marked as 18K and with “JO”.

Total weight 6.7 grams.

Estimate $300-$500

20th century.

Height 42.5”, width 33” (arm to arm), seat depth 19”, seat height 19”.

Estimate $300-$500

Pair of Chinese Bird plates, 9”; “Scene After Claude Lorraine” plate, 14.5”; meat platter, 18.25”.

Estimate $200-$400

Julian Dyson (British, 1936-2003), “Boats at Sea” - 1985, graphite on paper, signed lower right.

Framed 15” x 17.5”. Sight size 6.75” x 9.5”.

Estimate $150-$300

Italian, 20th century.

Height 22”, width 18.5”, depth 3.5”.

Estimate $200-$400

Bamboo, 35.5” long; glass, 33” long.

Estimate $200-$400

Lot 636.

19th C. California Landscape Oil Painting

Lot 637.

Pre-Columbian Pottery Vessel with Woven Basket

Lot 638.

Group of Two Signed Etchings of Alps Villages

Lot 639.

Hand Woven Kazak Area Rug (5’x6’10”)

Lot 640.

French Marble Top Mirrored Back Console

Lot 641.

“Cinder Girl by the Hearth”, Signed Oil, 19th/20th

Lot 642.

19th Century French O/C, “Chickens in Barnyard”

Lot 643.

Vintage 1930s Omega 9k Yellow Gold Watch

Lot 644.

Collection of 3 Boehm Animal Porcelain Figurines

Lot 645.

Pair of Cranberry Glass Hand Painted Lusters

Lot 646.

French Louis XV Style Walnut Side Chairs, 19th C.

Lot 647.

Impressionist Style Figures in Garden Oil, Signed

American School, 19th century. Verso of canvas with stamp from Jones and Wooll’s Mirror and Picture Store 648 Market Street, San Francisco, California. Framed 12” x 18”, unframed 9” x 15”. Estimate $300-$500

Wool. Geometric Design. Blue, red and cream accent colors.

5’ x 6’10”.

Estimate $400-$600

French School, late 19th/ early 20th century. “Chickens in Barnyard”, oil on canvas, signed lower right “E. Lemaire”.

Framed 36.75” x 30.75”, unframed 24 1/8” x 18 1/8”.

Estimate $400-$600

French, early 20th century.

Overall 11” tall x 4 5/8” diameter at base.

Estimate $300-$500

Vase 11.25” tall x 5.25” diameter at opening, basket 15” tall x 10.75” wide.

Estimate $300-$500

French, 19th century.

Height 39”, width 52”, depth 17.25”.

Estimate $500-$700

Vintage 1937 Omega wind-up wristwatch with 9k yellow gold 29mm case.

Estimate $400-$600

French, Late 19th century.

Height 39.25”, width 24”, depth 22”, seat to floor 18.5”.

Estimate $400-$600

“Heiligenblut” - February 1924 by Luigi Kasimir (Austrian, 1881-1962), framed 29.25” x 25”, sight size 20.75” x 16.5”; mountainside church, framed 18 3/8” x 19 1/2”, sight size 11 1/8” x 13 3/4”. Estimate $400-$600

Continental School, late 19th/ early 20th century. “Cinder Girl by the Hearth”, oil on wood board, signed lower left “W. Martin”. Framed 12.5” x 9.75”, unframed 10.75” x 8”.

Estimate $300-$500

American, 20th century. Snuggling Rabbits 3.25” tall, Saw-whet Owl 5” tall, Bridled Tit 9.4” tall.

All marked to underside.

Estimate $300-$500

Continental School, 20th century. “After the Garden Party”- 1978, oil on canvas, indistinguishably signed and dated ‘78 lower right. Framed 27” x 31.25”. Unframed 20.25” x 24”. Estimate $300-$500

66.

Lot 648.

Collection of 9 Limoges & Halcyon Days Pill Boxes

Lot 649.

French Louis XV Style Painted Sewing Table

Lot 650.

20th C. Tapestry, French Garden Scene

Lot 651.

Hand Woven Maima Kilim Area Rug (6’ 3” x 4’ 1”)

Lot 652.

Louis XV Style Paint Decorated Bergere Chair

Lot 653.

Pair of Old Paris Style Porcelain Vases

Lot 654.

Pair of 14k Gold, Mabe Pearl & Diamond Earrings

Lot 655.

Planchon, Fin de Siecle French Bronze Clock

Lot 656.

Pair of Nancy Corzine Drake Accessory Tables

Lot 657.

Art Nouveau Silver on Copper Wall Mirror

Lot 658.

Pair of Brass & Black Turned Wood Floor Lamps

Lot 659.

Large Brunschwig & Fils “Patrick” Ottoman

English and French, 20th century. Largest box (ice cream truck box) 2.5” tall x 2.5” wide, smallest box (Limoges round box) 1.25” tall x 1.5” diameter.

Estimate $300-$500

Wool. Pakistan. Geometric design and tribal pattern.

Orange, brown, cream and blue accent colors.

6’ 3” x 4’ 1”.

Estimate $400-$600

14k yellow gold, mabe pearl (each 14.5mm diameter, grade A) and diamond earrings containing 32 commercial quality single cut diamonds (0.33 carat total weight).

Total weight 10.9 grams. Estimate $300-$500

Unmarked.

Height 19.5”, width 12”.

Estimate $300-$500

67.

French, 19th century.

Height 29.5”, with 31”, depth 17”.

Estimate $300-$500

Continental, circa 1930s.

Height 37”, width 31.5” (arm to arm), seat depth 19”, seat height 21”.

Estimate $300-$500

Mathieu Planchon (French, active 1865-1920). Marked to verso of movement “Planchon Paris” and “4123”. Clock with key, missing crystal. 8.25” x 4.5” x 3”.

Estimate $300-$500

Overall height 56.75”, diameter of base 9.5”.

Estimate $300-$500

20th century.

Rod length 84.5”. Overall tapestry measures 38”x 74.5”.

Estimate $300-$500

20th century.

Unmarked.

Height 11.6”, width 8”, depth 5”.

Estimate $300-$500

Both marked to the underside ‘Nancy Corzine’, #5011 and #40167.

Height 28”, width 19”, depth 19”.

Estimate $300-$500

Brunschwig & Fils (Chicago, Illinois).

Height 20.25”, diameter 42”.

Estimate $300-$500

Lot 660.

R.S. Prussia Porcelain Bowl with Portrait, c. 1900

Lot 661.

18th C Mahogany Tilt Top Tripod Table

Lot 662.

Armand Berton,”Reverie” 1904, Aquatint on Paper

Lot 663.

After Abraham Munting, 4 Botanical Lithographs

Lot 664.

Pair of Schumacher Designer Faux Bamboo Ottomans

Lot 665.

After Abraham Munting, 5 Botanical Lithographs

Lot 666.

Italian Pine Corner Cabinet

Lot 667.

Oil on Canvas Landscape Paintings, Signed H. Hall

Lot 668.

Hand Woven Persian Sarouk Area Rug

Lot 669.

Ladies 14k Yellow Gold, Hexagonal Opal Ring

Lot 670.

19th C. Engraving, “Le Tribunal de L’Inquisition”

Lot 671.

Louis XV Style Stained Wood & Upholstered Fauteuil

R.S. Prussia (German, late 19th - early 20th century).

Marked to underside in red with “R S Prussia” surrounded by a green wreath. 3 5/8” tall x 10 3/8” diameter at top.

Estimate $300-$500

After Abraham Munting (Dutch, 1626-1683).

Framed 23 5/8” x 19 3/8”, sight size 13” x 8 5/8”.

Estimate $300-$500

Italian, circa 1880.

Height 86”,width 49.25”, depth 23.5”.

Estimate $400-$600

Ladies 14k yellow gold hexagonal opal and green enamel ring with 12 round cabochon opals. Marked “14K” with “CM”. US ring size 7.25. Total weight 10.5 grams.

Estimate $400-$600

18th century.

Height 24.5”, diameter of top 19.25”.

Estimate $400-$600

F. Schumacher & Co. (American (Delaware), Contemporary). Height 20”, diameter 22.5”.

Estimate $400-$600

H. Hall (Late 19th/Early 20th Century), “Forest Landscape with Creek”, oil on canvas, signed lower left “H. HALL”. Framed 25.25” x 29.5”, unframed 16” x 20”.

Estimate $400-$600

Jean Pierre Marie Jazet (French, 1788-1871) after S J E Jones (British, fl.1820-1855). “Le Tribunal de L’Inquisition.”, engraving, Framed 30.5” x 33.75”, sight size 17.75” x 21”.

Estimate $300-$500

Armand Berton (French,1854-1927), “Reverie” - 1904, aquatint on paper, pencil signed lower right margin.

Verso with label from De Galerij, Amsterdam. Framed 13.75” x 16.5”. Plate size 6.9” x 9.75”. Estimate $300-$500

After Abraham Munting (Dutch, 1626-1683). Framed 23 5/8” x 19 3/8”, sight size 13” x 8 5/8”. Provenance: Former catcher with the Chicago Cubs and one of Nashville’s most prolific restaurateurs. Estimate $400-$600

Wool. Iran. Floral design on red field w/ teal, black, and rose accent colors.

4’ 4.5” x 6’ 9”.

Estimate $400-$600

20th century.

Height 38”, width 28.5” (arm to arm), seat depth 25”, seat height 17”.

Estimate $400-$600

68.

Lot 672.

Edwardian Style Etagere or Vitrine w/Mirrored Back

Lot 673.

Louis Comfort Tiffany Favrile Glass Candlestick

Lot 674.

Pair of French Louis XV Style Painted Fauteuils

Lot 675.

2 Victorian Rainbow Satin Glass Vases

Lot 676.

Louis XV Style Upholstered Window Bench

Lot 677.

Rainbow Satin Glass Vase w/ Hand Painted Flowers

Lot 678.

19th C. English Georgian Mahogany Pembroke Table

Lot 679.

Steuben Glass Centerpiece Bowl on Iron Base

Lot 680.

2 Mission Arts & Craft Oak Armchair w/Side Table

Lot 681.

American School, “Portrait of a Military Officer”

Lot 682.

20th C. American Stained Wood Corner Cabinet

Lot 683.

Elkington Sterling Silver Footed Compote

Height 95”, width 48.5”, depth 17.25”.

Estimate $600-$800

Blue and pink, 9.4” tall; pearl blue, 6.6” tall.

Estimate $400-$600

English, early 19th century.

Height 27.5”, width 17.5” (flaps closed), width 36.5” (flaps open), depth 27.75”.

Estimate $500-$700

American School, 19th century. “Portrait of a Military Officer”, oil on canvas, apparently unsigned.

Framed 35 1/2” x 28 5/8”, unframed 27 3/4” x 20 3/4”.

Estimate $400-$600

69.

Louis Comfort Tiffany. Monogrammed on bottom “L.C.T.” for maker.

Height 5”, diameter of bottom 4.25”.

Estimate $500-$700

Contemporary. Label visible under removable seat cushion for Interior Crafts Inc., Chicago, Illinois.

Height 35”, width 50.25”, depth 21”.

Estimate $400-$600

American, first half of 20th century.

Height 4.5”, diameter of bowl 13.25”.

Estimate $500-$700

American, 20th century.

Height 83”, width 39’. depth 19.5”.

Estimate $400-$600

French, 19th century.

Height 40”, width 25” (arm to arm), seat depth 21”, seat height 16”.

Estimate $600-$800

Apparently unmarked.

Height 10.9”, diameter of foot 3.2”.

Estimate $400-$600

Armchair height 40.75”, width 27.5”(arm to arm), seat depth 18”, seat height 17”. Side table height 26”, width 20”, depth 20”.

Estimate $500-$700

English (Birmingham), Early 20th Century. Elkington & Company. Height 6.5”, width (handle to handle) 11.15”.

Total weight 14 troy ounces.

Estimate $400-$600

Lot 684.

“Courtly Figures in Garden”, Edo Period Painting

Lot 685.

Japanese Bizen Ware Pottery Urn w/ Handles, Signed

Lot 686.

Narrow Japanese Scroll with Bamboo, Seal Marked

Lot 687.

Sino Tibetan Bronze Dancing Figure, Mid 20th C.

Lot 688.

Japanese Studio Pottery Vase, Marked on Bottom

Lot 689.

Japanese Calligraphy Scroll w/3 Red Seal Marks

Lot 690.

Japanese Bizen Ware Bud Vase w/ Green Ash Glaze

Lot 691.

Japanese Carved Ivory Figural Netsuke

Lot 692.

Japanese Round Pottery Vase, Tenmoku Glaze on Gray

Lot 693.

Haku Maki, Embossed Calligraphy with Gilt Highlight

Lot 694.

Japanese Inaba Cloisonne Button Process Set

Lot 695.

Pair of Japanese Studio Pottery Bowls, M Mark

Japanese, Edo Period (1603-1868). “Courtly Figures in Garden”, pigment on paper, apparently unmarked.

Framed 17 5/8” x 17 1/8”, sight size 6.75” x 7.25”.

Estimate $300-$500

SIno Tibetan (Mid 20th century).

Height 17.125”, diameter of base 5.6”.

Estimate $200-$400

Japanese, late 19th/ early 20th century.

Unmarked.

7 1/8” tall x 4” diameter.

Estimate $150-$300

Haku Maki (Japanese, 1924-2000). Pencil inscription below page “46/203”, “79-8” beside a line in Chinese and signature.

Estimate $100-$200

Japanese, 20th century. Incised mark to underside.

12 5/8” tall x 10 1/2” diameter.

Estimate $400-$600

Japanese, 20th century. Unmarked.

Height 10.5”, diameter of opening at top 4.6”, diameter of foot 4”.

Estimate $150-$300

Japanese, Late 19th/Early 20th century.

Height 2.75”.

Estimate $150-$300

Japanese, 20th century.

Each button diameter 1.3”.

Estimate $100-$300

Japanese, late 19th/ early 20th century.

Overall 80.5” x 10”.

Estimate $300-$500

Japanese, likely 19th century.

Overall 67.5” x 18.5” (width of wooden handle).

Estimate $300-$500

Japanese, 20th century.

8 3/8” tall x 8” diameter.

Estimate $200-$400

Height 2.75”, diameter of top 5.1”.

Estimate $100-$200

70.

Lot 696.

Japanese Studio Pottery Footed Vase

Lot 697.

Japanese Hanging Scroll, Mountain Landscape

Lot 698.

Japanese Lacquerware Writing Box, Phoenix Motif

Lot 699.

Two Korean Koryo Style Celadon Glazed Bowls

Lot 700.

Japanese Bronze Mirror in Lacquered Box

Lot 701.

Collection of 16 Japanese Military Sake Flasks

Lot 702.

Japanese Lacquered Kodansu, Meiji Period

Lot 703.

Narrow Japanese Hanging Scroll, Floral Motif

Lot 704.

Japanese Pottery Yellow Glazed Bowl, Likely Meiji

Lot 705.

Japanese Hanging Scroll with Abstract Surround

Lot 706.

Japanese Lidded Pottery Jar w/ Tenmoku Glazed Foot

Lot 707.

Japanese Silk Hanging Scroll w/ Bird by Stream

Unmarked.

Height 7.125”, diameter of top 3.5”, diameter of foot 3”.

Estimate $150-$300

Korean, 19th century, possibly earlier.

Taller bowl height 2.25”, diameter 6.3”. Shorter bowl height 1.5”, diameter 5.8”.

Estimate $300-$500

Japanese, Late Meiji Period (1868-1912).

Unmarked.

Height 8.5”, width 7”, depth 13.125”.

Estimate $400-$600

Japanese, 20th century.

Overall 81” x 19.25”.

Estimate $300-$500

71.

Japanese, late 19th/ early 20th century.

Overall 72.25” x 22.25”.

Estimate $300-$500

Japanese, likely Meiji Period (1868-1912).

Mirror height 13.8”, diameter 9.6”.

Estimate $500-$700

Japanese, late 19th/ early 20th century.

Overall 80.5” x 10”.

Estimate $300-$500

Japanese, 20th century.

Marked to underside.

Overall 7” tall x 7” diameter.

Estimate $300-$500

Box measures 9.7” x 8.5” x 1.5”. Length of calligraphy brush (including lid) 8.3”.

Estimate $500-$700

Japanese, 20th century.

Largest bottle 5 7/8” tall, smallest bottle 5” tall.

Estimate $300-$500

Japanese, late 19th/ early 20th century.

2.75” tall, 4 1/8 diameter of opening.

Estimate $300-$500

Japanese, 20th century.

Overall 81” x 21.25”.

Estimate $400-$600

Lot 708.

Chinese Bronze Tripod Ding, Likely Shang Dynasty

Lot 709.

Pair of Chinese Carved Ivory Male Figures

Lot 710.

Heavily Oxidized Chinese Bronze Bell, Dragon Motif

Lot 711.

Chinese Carved Jade Architectural Sculpture

Lot 712.

Footed Chinese Yixing Zisha Teapot, Marked

Lot 713.

Pair of Chinese Carved Figural Sculptures

Lot 714.

Chinese 6 Panel Coromandel Style Screen

Lot 715.

Japanese Edo Period Figural Scroll Painting

Lot 716.

12 Imperial Jingdezhen Porcelain Plates, Z. Huimin

Lot 717.

Pair of Chinese Gilt Bronze Lidded Teapots

Lot 718.

Large Framed Chinese Figural Embroidery Textile

Lot 719.

Bronze Footed Bowl w/ Dragons, Likely Ming Dynasty

Chinese, likely Shang (Yin) Dynasty (1600-1046 BC).

8 5/8” tall x 7” handle to handle.

Estimate $800-$1,200

Chinese, 20th century.

Unsigned.

Height 9”, width 10.25”, depth 1.9”.

Estimate $500-$700

Chinese.

Each panel measures in height 71.25”, width 15.75”.

Estimate $500-$700

Each with impressed character mark on bottom.

Height 3.5”, width 5”, depth 3”.

Estimate $500-$700

Chinese, Late 19th/Early 20th century.

Apparently unmarked. Overall (including base) height (of tallest) 15.4”, diameter 3.8”.

Estimate $800-$1,200

Chinese, 20th century. Marked to underside of lid with two impressed marks, and to underside of body with impressed calligraphic marks with in a square cartouche.

3.5” tall x 7.25” spout to handle. Estimate $800-$1,200

Japanese, Edo Period (1603-1868).

Image size 10.25” x 8.5”. Overall height 54.5”, width of handle 16.5”.

Estimate $700-$900

Chinese, 20th century.

Framed 71.25” x 49.5”.

Estimate $500-$700

Chinese, Eastern Zhou Period style (circa 6th-5th century BC).

11 7/8” tall x 7 1/4” wide x 5” deep.

Estimate $800-$1,200

Height 23.25”, width 5.25”, depth 4.8”.

Estimate $400-$600

Chinese, 20th Century.

Estimate $600-$800

Chinese, likely Ming Dynasty (1368-1644).

6” tall x 13” handle to handle.

Estimate $800-$1,200

72.

Lot 720.

Burton-Ching Regency Style Partner’s Library Table

Lot 721.

“Field Marshall the Duke of Wellington”, Engraving

Lot 722.

Set of 5 Regency Style Chairs w/Striped Upholstery

Lot 723.

Ladies Mahogany Inlaid Portable Writing Desk

Lot 724.

Pair of Regency Style Mid Century Brass Tables

Lot 725.

Hand Woven Persian Heriz Runner

Lot 726.

Regency Mahogany Sewing Table

Lot 727.

Saxton & Lea Map of York-shire, England, c.1720/32

Lot 728.

Set of 6 English Regency Style Dining Chairs

Lot 729.

Pair of Louis XVI Style Black & Gilt Pedestals

Lot 730.

Regency Mahogany & Ebony Inlaid Sofa Table

Lot 731.

19th C. English School Oil, “At the Harvest”

American, 20th century.

Height 31”, width 72”, depth 32”.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

English, 19th century.

Height 8”, width 13.25”, depth 7”.

Estimate $700-$900

English, circa 1810. Height 31”, width 17.75”, depth 13.75”.

Estimate $400-$600

Height 51.6”, width 14”, depth 14”.

Estimate $400-$600

73.

Anker Smith (English, 1759-1819) and Thomas Heaphy (English, 1775-1835). “Field Marshall the Duke of Wellington...” hand colored engraving, pub. 1822. Framed 37.5” x 47.5”, sight size 24.5” x 34.25”. Estimate $700-$900

French, circa 1950s.

Apparently unmarked.

Height 22”, width 25.5”, depth 20.3”.

Estimate $400-$600

Christopher Saxton (English, c.1540-c.1610) and Philip Lea (English, d.1700). “York-Shire”- c.1720 or 1732 reissue

by George Willdey, hand colored cartographical engraving. Sheet size 25 3/4” x 33 3/8”. Estimate $400-$600

English, 19th century.

Height 28.5”, width 42” (leaves closed), width 62” (leaves open), depth 20.75”.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

20th century.

Height 35.5”, width 21”, depth 18”, seat to floor 19.5”.

Estimate $800-$1,200

Wool. India. Floral pattern on black field. Cream, green, brown, and burgundy accent colors.

2’ 6” x 12’.

Estimate $400-$800

English, 20th century. Height 36”, width 18.25”, seat depth 15”, seat height 18”.

Estimate $400-$600

English School, 19th century. “ At the Harvest”, oil on canvas, apparently unsigned.

Framed 25 3/8” x 31 3/8”, unframed 19.25” x 25.5”.

Estimate $700-$900

Lot 732.

Spanish Rococo Style Olive Wood Coffee Table

Lot 733.

Group of 3 Gustavian Mirrored Bronze Sconces

Lot 734.

Continental Walnut Bedside Commode

Lot 735.

1930 Figural Hand Painted Limoges Porcelain Vase

Lot 736.

19th C. Portuguese Pine Bibliotheque w/3 Drawers

Lot 737.

Pieter Bouter, Figure w/Cows Oil on Canvas, Signed

Lot 738.

Hand Woven Maima Kilim Runner

Lot 739.

Pair of Gorham Sterling Weighted Candelabras

Lot 740.

17th C. Continental Carved Wood Travel Trunk/Chest

Lot 741.

Spanish Polychrome Decorated Cabinet

Lot 742.

Diminutive Gilt Bronze Carriage Clock

Lot 743.

Engr. after Lady Butler “Balaclava 25th Oct. 1854”

Spanish, circa 1940s.

Height 19”, width 48”, depth 23.75”.

Estimate $250-$500

Bernardaud Limoges (France, 1863- ). Marked to underside in green “B & Co. Limoges France”, the mark used from 1900-1979. 12.25” tall x 9” diameter at widest point.

Estimate $300-$500

Wool. Pakistan. Geometric design and tribal pattern.

Rust, cream, brown and grey accent colors.

2’ 7” x 10’.

Estimate $400-$600

Spanish, early 19th century.

Height 32.25”, width 29.25”, depth 25.25”.

Estimate $300-$500

Swedish, 20th century. Marked on back with EB manufacturer’’s mark and MADE IN SWEDEN. Height 9.125”, width (across arms) 9”, depth 5”.

Estimate $400-$600

Portuguese, 19th century.

Height 75.25”, width 33.25”, depth 18.5”.

Estimate $400-$600

Marked on bottom for Gorham, Sterling Weighted and pattern number 808. Height 11.5”, width (across arms) 11.5”, diameter of foot 4.1”.

Estimate $300-$500

Likely French, late 19th/ early 20th century.

3.75” tall (with handle raised) x 2” wide x 1.75” deep.

Estimate $300-$400

Continental, Late 18th/early 19th century.

Height 28.25” x 15.75” x 12.75”.

Estimate $300-$500

Pieter Bouter (Dutch, 1887-1968), “Figure Walking w/ Cows”, oil on canvas, signed lower right.

Framed 31.25” x 47.5”, unframed 23.5” x 39.25”.

Estimate $500-$700

Continental, 17th century.

Height 12”, width 24”, depth 10”.

Estimate $500-$700

Frederick Stacpoole (English, 1813-1907) after Elizabeth “Lady Butler” Thompson (British, 1846-1933). “Balaclava 25th Oct. 1854”, hand colored engraving, pub. 1880. Framed 39.25” x 46.5”, sight size 22” x 39.35”. Estimate $400-$600

74.

Lot 744.

Pair of French Painted Diminutive Bergere Chairs

Lot 745.

Bronze Samuel Marti Mantle Clock for Tiffany & Co

Lot 746.

Pair of Patinated Iron Topiary Form Etageres

Lot 747.

French Louis XVI Style Giltwood Vitrine Table

Lot 748.

Large Hand Painted Porcelain Charger, Signed

Lot 749.

Pair of Dessin Fournir Walnut Side Tables

Lot 750.

16” Dresden Lace Volkstedt Figural Grouping, Piano

Lot 751.

French Giltwood & Gesso Footed Mirror, 19th C.

Lot 752.

Rosewood Necessaire De Voyage Box

Lot 753.

French Louis XIV Walnut & Oak Table w/ One Drawer

Lot 754.

Large Hand Painted Porcelain Charger, T. Leroy

Lot 755.

French Provincial Fruitwood Caned Settee

French, 20th century.

Height 32.25”, width 24” (arm to arm), seat depth 19.5”, seat height 15”.

Estimate $500-$700

French, early 20th century.

Height 32.5”, width 39.5”, depth 26.25”.

Estimate $700-$900

Volkstedt Porcelain (Germany, 1760- ). Marked to back of grouping with blue underglaze maker’s mark. 11 1/8” x 16” x 9.25”.

Estimate $500-$700

French, early 18th century. Height 27.25”, width 34”, depth 22.75”.

Estimate $700-$900

76.

Tiffany & Co. (American/ New York, 1837- ). Movement by Samuel Marti et Cie, first quarter 20th century.

12” x 6.75” x 5.25”.

Estimate $600-$800

20th century. Signed lower right “H. Catelin”. Illegible marks on underside.

Diameter 22.25”.

Estimate $700-$900

French, first half of 19th century. Height 36.5”, width 25”, depth 2.5”.

Estimate $500-$700

20th century. Signed lower right “T. LEROY”. Marks on underside with “953”. Diameter 22.25”.

Estimate $700-$900

Unmarked.

Height 78.5”, width 20.5”, depth 11.5”.

Estimate $500-$700

Both retain mounted original label to underside and impressed number ‘1926’.

Height 28.25”, diameter 20”.

Estimate $600-$800

Late 19th/ early 20th century.

6.5” x 11.75” x 9”.

Estimate $600-$800

French, early 19th century. Height 38”, width 70”, seat depth 19”, seat height 18”.

Estimate $600-$800

Lot 756.

Large French Parcel Gilt Pier Mirror, 20th C.

Lot 757.

Framed Sarah Bernhardt Signed Letter & Engraving

Lot 758.

Pair of Louis XV Style Upholstered Fauteuils

Lot 759.

62 Piece Wedgwood “Ashbury” China Set

Lot 760.

George III Diminutive Mahogany Sideboard

Lot 761.

Pair of 19th C. Watercolors of Elegant Young Women

Lot 762.

Pair of Italian Wrought Iron Table Lamps

Lot 763.

Pair of Figural Bronze Andirons, 19th C.

Lot 764.

Charles II Style Oak Three Drawer Chest

Lot 765.

Cont. School Signed O/C, “Horses in The Stream”

Lot 766.

Pair of Large Animal Horns Mounted on Bases

Lot 767.

Barnyard Scene w/ Chickens, Oil on Canvas

French, 20th century. Overall 71.75” x 45.25”.

Estimate $700-$900

English, 20th century. 12 dinner plates, 12 salad plates, 12 bread and butter plates, 13 handled tea cups and saucers. Each piece marked on the bottom with manufacturer and pattern name. Estimate $700-$900

Height 44.5”, width (of shade) 15.5”, depth (of shade) 13.75”.

Estimate $600-$800

Continental School, first half 20th century. “Horses In The Stream”, oil on canvas, signed lower right “E. Guliany”.

Framed 40.5” x 51”, unframed 25.5” x 36.25”.

Estimate $700-$900

Overall framed 14.5” x 17”. Letter sight size 5.25” x 4”.

Etching sight size 7.3” x 5.4”.

Estimate $700-$900

English, early 19th century.

Hieght 33”, width 44.75”, depth 21”.

Estimate $700-$900

Likely British, 19th century. Height 24”, width 9.4”, depth 6.25”.

Estimate $700-$900

Overall height 34.25”, diameter of base 13.25”.

Estimate $700-$900

Continental, early 20th century. Height 33.5”, width 26” (arm to arm, seat depth 20”, seat height 14”. Height 33”, width 25” (arm to arm), seat depth 19.5”, seat height 13.5”.

Estimate $600-$800

Henry Whatley (British, 1824-1901). One in watercolor and mixed media on paper laid down on board, one in watercolor and mixed media on paper, framed Estimate $500-$700

English, 19th Century. Approximate height 30.25”, width 33.75”, depth 20.75”.

Estimate $700-$900

Likely Continental, late 19th/ early 20th century. “Barnyard with Chickens”, oil on canvas. Indistinguishably signed lower right, possibly “E. Mentes”. Framed 24.75” x 32.5”, unframed 12.5” x 20.5”. Estimate $700-$900

76.

Lot 768.

Set of 4 French Provincial Style Oak Side Chairs

Lot 769.

Louis XVI Style Pinewood & Iron Console Table

Lot 770.

Katherine Houston Porcelain Vegetables, 4 Pieces

Lot 771.

French Art Deco Wrought Iron Mirror & Console

Lot 772.

Large Grey Crackled Porcelain & Gilt Metal Urn

Lot 773.

Louis XVI Style Giltwood Carved Fauteuil

Lot 774.

Louis XVI Style Aubusson Tapestry Panel

Lot 775.

Niermann Weeks Charlus Etagere, Cream & Green

Lot 776.

Large Meissen Style Orientalist Porcelain Nodder

Lot 777.

Yellow Painted Country Store Oak Counter

Lot 778.

Set of 11 R. S. Prussia Mold 631 Medallion Pieces

Lot 779.

French Louis XV Style Giltwood Recamier Lounge

French, early 20th century.

Height 44.5”, width 18”, seat depth 16.5”, seat height 17”.

Estimate $600-$800

Mirror height 57”, width 28.75”. Console height 17.5”, width 29”, depth 8.25”.

Estimate $600-$800

Height 94.5”, width 54”.

Estimate $600-$800

19th century.

Height 34”, width 78.5”, depth 27.75”.

Estimate $800-$1,200

77.

French, late 19th/ early 20th century.

Height 31.5”, width 39”, depth 17”.

Estimate $700-$900

20th century.

Height 31.5”, diameter of foot 9.25”, width (across handles) 20.25”.

Estimate $600-$800

Designer Niermann Weeks (Millersville, MD). Underside with Niermann Weeks metal label with “NM”.

Height 84.75”, width 40.125”, depth 21.25”.

Estimate $800-$1,200

Germany, late 19th century. Pitcher or jug (height 6.75”), large bowl (3” x 11”), 6 berry bowls (1.5” x 5.5”), creamer (4”), covered sugar bowl (5”), covered bowl (4” x 6.15”).

Estimate $500-$700

Katherine Houston (American/ Boston, Massachusetts, contemporary), circa 1994-1996. “Lying Beans with French Ribbon”, “Rose Anthus Kale”, “Spring Onion”, and “Bouquet of Beans with French Ribbon”. Estimate $500-$700

Continental, early 19th century.

Height 45”, width 25.25” (arm to arm), seat depth 21”, seat height 17”.

Estimate $700-$900

Likely German, late 19th/ early 20th century.

Indistinguishably marked to underside.

Overall 16” x 9” x 10”.

Estimate $500-$700

French, 19th century.

Height 40.75”, width 82”, depth 34”.

Estimate $700-$900

Lot 780.

French Louis XVI Style Giltwood Carved Settee

Lot 781.

James Stuart Park, “Purple & White Violas”, O/C

Lot 782.

Louis XVI Style Floral Upholstered Window Bench

Lot 783.

Large Herend Fishnet Hand Painted Red Rooster

Lot 784.

Venetian Style Paint Decorated Credenza

Lot 785.

23” Volkstedt Dresden Lace Porcelain Figural Group

Lot 786.

19th C. British, “Flock of Sheep in Barn”, Signed

Lot 787.

French Walnut & Needlepoint Inset Games Table

Lot 788.

Berkey & Gay Carved Walnut Sideboard Server

French, early 20th century.

Height 43.5”, width 51” (arm to arm), seat depth 23”, seat height 16”.

Estimate $800-$1,200

Herend Porcelain Manufactory (Hungary, 1826- ).

Marked to underside.

16”tall, 5.25” wide, 13.75” beak to tail.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

British School, 19th century. “Flock of Sheep in Barn”, oil on canvas, signed lower left possibly “J. Jochien” or “T. Tochien”. Framed 36.75” x 47 1/8”, unframed 25 5/8” x 36 5/8”.

Estimate $800-$1,200

James Stuart Park (British/ American, 1862-1933). “Purple & White Violas”, oil on canvas, signed lower right “Stuart Park”. Title inscribed to verso of stretcher. Framed 17” x 20”, unframed 12” x 15”. Estimate $800-$1,200

Italian, Late 19th century.

Height 39”, width 82.5”, depth 18.75”.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

French, 18th century.

Height 25.5”, width 34.25”, depth 24.5”.

Estimate $800-$1,200

20th century.

Height 34”, width 50”, seat depth 21”, seat height 19”.

Estimate $800-$1,200

Volkstedt Porcelain (Germany, 1760- ).

Marked to back of grouping in blue underglaze.

13.5” x 23.5” x 11.75”.

Estimate $1,000-$3,000

American, 1930s. Berkey & Gay Furniture tag to top right interior drawer.

Height 39”, width 76”, depth 24”.

Estimate $1,500-$3,000

78.

Lot 789.

French Blue & Red Painted Store Counter

Lot 790.

Pair of Baroque Walnut Pricket Candlesticks

Lot 791.

Spanish Revival Style 5 Light Iron Chandelier

Lot 792.

10 Spanish Style Walnut & Leather Dining Chairs

Lot 793.

George Catlin 1845 Litho, “Archery of the Mandans”

Lot 794.

Italian Baroque Style Walnut & Brass Open Armchair

Lot 795.

Hand Woven Kerman Floral Runner

Lot 796.

17th C. Continental Carved Cedarwood Small Cassone

Lot 797.

Signed English School 19th C. Oil, Tudor Farmhouse

Lot 798.

British School, “Riverside Village”, Oil

Lot 799.

Edwards & Roberts George II Style Wall Mirror

Lot 800.

Large Carved Hall Tree Settle, Attr. R.J. Horner

French, late 19th/early 20th century.

Height 39.75”, width 76.5”, depth 35.75”.

Estimate $800-$1,200

Armchair height 42”, width 24.5” (arm to arm), seat depth 19.5”, seat height 19”. Side chair height 41.75”, width 20”, seat depth 18”, seat height 19”.

Estimate $1,500-$3,000

Wool. Floral design with rose border w/ green, cream, blue, pink, gold, and brown accent colors.

4’ 1” x 17”.

Estimate $800-$1,200

British School, early 20th century. “Riverside Village”, oil on artist’s board, indistinguishably signed lower right.

Framed 28 3/4” x 38 3/4”, unframed 23 7/8” x 34 3/4”.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

79.

Italian, early 18th century.

Height 63.5”, width 9”, depth 9”.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

George Catlin (American/ Pennsylvania, 1796-1872).

“Archery of the Mandans”, chromolithograph, published in 1845. Framed 27 1/8” x 32 3/4”, sight size 15 1/8” x 20 7/8”. Estimate $1,000-$2,000

Continental, 17th century.

Height 15”, width 28.75”, depth 12”.

Estimate $800-$1,200

English, 19th century.

Height 56.5”, width 29.25”.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

Spanish, Early 20th century.

Height 42”, diameter 36.5”.

Estimate $800-$1,200

Italian, 19th century.

Height 53.25”, width 24” (arm to arm), seat depth 16”, seat height 19.5”.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

English School, early 19th century. “Tudor Farmhouse” - 1818, oil on canvas, signed and dated lower left of center “J. Humphreys 1818”. Framed 44.5” x 58”, unframed 34.25” x 48”.

Estimate $800-$1,200

American, Late 19th C. Height 86”, width 51”, depth 19”.

Estimate $1,200-$1,800

Ahlers & Ogletree is pleased to present a fine collection of Japanese art and antiques (including the books and folios shown here) from the poet and designer, Soichi Furuta (1927-2011). Mr. Furuta was a Renaissance Man of sorts, beginning his career in fine art arena. After attending UCLA, he joined a creative design and packaging firm in New York where he later became president. The firm (Stuart, Gunn & Furuta) was responsible for packaging design for a number of major brands including Michelob, Hershey’s, Vicks, and Nestle. Concurrently, Mr. Furuta taught graduate-level courses in design at the City University in New York, later, he served as an adjunct professor of literature at St. Andrews Presbyterian College in North Carolina. Later in life, Furuta penned a dozen books in both English and Japanese with subjects ranging from poetry to translations and even a memoir. He was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize in 1989 for his book of poetry, “Montefeltro the Hawk Nose” that references the artwork of the Italian painter Piero della Francesca. Soichi Furuta’s fine tuned sense of poetry, aesthetics and simple beauty are apparent throughout his collection as well as reflected in his own work.

Lot 801.

Japanese Ukiyo-e Woodblock Book, 19th C.

Lot 802.

Japanese Woodblock Book, Early 20th C.

Japanese, 19th century. Ukiyo-e woodblock book with 19 bright richly saturated figural scenes, marked as published by Omiya Kyojiro. Prints with fantastic and mythic views showing creatures in battle with muscular men, beautiful young geisha, samurai warriors, and other highly expressive compositions. Book measures 9.7” x 7.125”. Estimate $1,500-$3,000

Japanese, early 20th century, possibly earlier. Small book with champagne silk cover accented with white flowers with 15 figural woodblock prints, the majority of which show figures working in agricultural settings including planting rice. Book measures 7.2” x 4.9”. Estimate $500-$700

Lot 803.

Japanese 19th C. Ukiyo-e Kabuki Actor Scrapbook

Lot 804.

Japanese 18th C. Hand Painted Tales of Ise Volumes

Japanese, 19th Century. Collection of more than 10 ukiyo-e figural woodblock prints depicting various noted Kabuki actors and actresses of the day arranged in a blue folio or album, almost all of the richly colored woodblock prints on paper in triptych form. Prints include works with double fish publishing mark and some with red seal marks. Book measures 14.125” x 9.75”. Estimate $2,000-$4,000

Japanese, 18th century.

Two hand painted volumes depicting the Tales of Ise with small, finely painted images and text.

Estimate $4,000-$6,000

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Lot 805.

Ladies 18k Yellow Gold Bulgari Wristwatch

Lot 806.

Large Chinese Finely Carved Ivory Censor & Cover

Ladies 18k yellow gold Bulgari watch with a 13.3mm black dial within a 19mm case on a spring cuff band. Model BB 19 2T TUBOGAS, circa 1984-1999.

Marked “A 5007” and “4699” on case. Manual wind wristwatch.

Total weight 67.8 grams.

Estimate $4,000-$6,000

Chinese, late 19th/ early 20th century.

Incised calligraphic marks to underside of top and bottom pieces.

Overall 32.25” x 23.5” x 5”.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

Lot 807.

Qing Dynasty Large Cloisonne Lidded Temple Jar

Lot 808.

Men’s Cartier Santos Watch

Chinese, likely 19th century Qing Dynasty.

Unmarked.

Overall 20.5” tall x 9.25” diameter of base.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

Men’s Cartier Santos 100 automatic stainless steel sport watch with white dial with black Roman Numerals under synthetic sapphire crystal with a black rubber strap. Model 2856 on case. “181947MX” on case.

Estimate $4,000-$6,000

Lot 809.

18k White Gold, Diamond & Sapphire Bracelet

Lot 810.

Chinese Tang Dynasty Style Figure of a Woman

Ladies 18k white gold bracelet with 18 natural prong set modern round brilliant diamonds (3.6mm in diameter each, 3.07 carats total weight, color range: J-K, average clarity: I1) and 18 natural prong set round sapphires (4.0mm in diameter each, 3.89 carats total weight, color: transparent medium dark blue, clarity range: VS2-Si1. Total length 7.25”. Total weight 18.6 grams. Estimate $5,000-$7,000

Chinese Tang Dynasty (618–907 AD) style figural pottery sculpture.

Unmarked.

Height 14.75”.

Estimate $3,000-$5,000

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Lot 811.

Mother & Child, Oil on Canvas by Blommers

Lot 812.

Set of 6 1930s Sterling Candlesticks

Lot 813.

French Provincial Walnut Single Drawer Table

Lot 814.

French Louis XV Style Giltwood Settee

Lot 815.

18th C. Continental Old Master Style Still Life

Lot 816.

Louis XV/XVI Transitional Style 3 Drawer Commode

Lot 817.

Fine Hand Woven Ghom Rug

Lot 818.

Persian Bulbous Pottery Urn, Circa 19th Century AD

Lot 819.

French Louis XV Style Oak Enfilade Buffet

Bernard Johannes Blommers (Dutch/American, 1845-1914), “Mother and Child”, oil on canvas, signed.

Framed 30.5” x 36.75”, unframed 22.25” x 28”.

Estimate $2,000-$4,000

French, 18th century.

Height 41.5”, width 81”, seat depth 26”, seat height 16”.

Estimate $1,500-$3,000

Wool. Iran. Mosaic Floal and geometric design. Multiple floral and geometric borders. Green, blue, burgundy, and gold accent colors. 9’ 9” x 12’ 8”. stimate $1,000-$2,000

Harrods Ltd. and William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Sheffield, England, circa 1937-38. A set of 6 matching sterling silver candlesticks, 5 being Rhodium plated. 9 1/8” tall x 4 3/8” square at base. Total weight 112.5 troy ounces. Estimate $1,200-$2,400

Continental School, 18th century. “Still Life with Flowers and Bird”, oil on canvas, apparently unsigned.

Framed 29.5” x 34.5”, unframed 19.75” x 25.25”.

Estimate $2,000-$4,000

Persian, circa 10th century AD. 8.5” tall x 9.25” diameter.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

French, Mid 18th century.

Height 34.75”, width 24.75”, depth 26.25”.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

French, 19th century.

Height 34 1/4”, width 45 5/8”, depth 20 1/4”.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

French, early 19th century.

Height 36”, width 68”, depth 19.2”.

Estimate $1,500-$3,000

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Lot 820.

Pair of 1920’s French Bronze & Crystal Sconces

Lot 821.

Pair of 19th C. French Louis Walnut Fauteuils

Lot 822.

Julius Bloch, Floral Still Life, O/C, 19th/20th C.

Lot 823.

19th C Louis XVI Style Giltwood Upholstered Settee

Lot 824.

Louis XV-XVI Gilt Wood Trumeau Mirror w/ Putti

Lot 825.

Louis XVI Style Ormolu Commode a Vantaux

Lot 826.

Robert Philip, “Arranging Flowers” O/C, Signed

Lot 827.

French Louis XVI Style Painted Chaise Lounge

Lot 828.

Louis Mettling, Seated Woman, Oil on Panel

French, first half of 20th century, circa 1920s.

Verso of sconce marked with impressed “AM” and “3”.

Height 16.25”, width 8.75”, depth 4.25”.

Estimate $800-$1,200

French, 19th century.

Height 40”, width 59” (arm to arm), seat depth 22”, seat height 15”.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

Robert Philipp (American (New York), 1895-1981), “Arranging Flowers”, oil on canvas, signed lower right.

Framed 50.75” x 40”, unframed 40” x 30”.

Estimate $1,500-$3,000

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French, 19th century.

Height 39”, width 22.5” (arm to arm), seat depth 19”, seat height 16”.

Estimate $800-$1,200

French, early 20th century.

Overall 63” x 46”.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

French, Late 19th/early 20th century.

Height 39.5”, width 78”, depth 35.5”.

Estimate $800-$1,200

Julius Bloch (American, 1888-1966). “Still Life with Daffodils”, oil on canvas, signed upper left “Julius Bloch”.

Framed 25.75” x 21.75”, unframed 24” x 20.

Estimate $800-$1,200

20th century. In the manner of Guillaume Bennernan.

Height 37”, width 61”, depth 22.75.

Estimate $3,000-$5,000

Louis Mettling (French,1847-1904), “Young Woman in Blue”, oil on wood panel (cradled back), signed lower left.

Framed 31.75” x 26.75”. Unframed 22.5” x 17.25”.

Estimate $2,000-$4,000

Lot 829.

Chippendale Style Mahogany Camelback Sofa

Lot 830.

64 Pc. Lunt “Delacourt” Sterling Flatware Set

Lot 831.

Manner of Thomas Cole, 19th C. Oil, Landscape

Lot 832.

English Tortoiseshell Tea Caddy, 19th C.

Lot 833.

Henkel Harris Mahogany Dining Room Table

Lot 834.

Hand Woven Persian Mahal Rug (8’9” x 12’)

Lot 835.

Set of 10 Chippendale Style Mahogany Dining Chairs

Lot 836.

Old Master Style “Rebecca At The Well”, 18/19th C.

Lot 837.

19th Century English Inlaid Bookcase Breakfront

20th century.

Height 37”, width 78” (arm to arm), seat depth 21”, seat height 16”.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

English, 19th century.

Height 5.6”, width 7.25”, depth 4.4”.

Estimate $1,800-$3,600

20th century. Georgian Furnishings Co, LTD, New Orleans, LA. Height of armchair 40”, width 22” (arm to arm), seat depth 17.5”, seat height 18”. Side chair height 39”, width 21”, seat depth 16.5”, seat height 18”.Estimate $1,000-$2,000

Lunt Silversmiths (American, 1902-2010).

Total weight 104 troy ounces.

Estimate $1,500-$3,000

American, 20th century. Henkel Harris. Height 29.25”, width 71.5” (w/out leaves), depth 46”. The additional 3 leaves measuring 16” in width each.

Estimate $1,500-$3,000

Italian school, late 18th/ early 19th century. “Rebecca At The Well”, oil on canvas, apparently unsigned.

Framed 46” x 38 1/4”, unframed 40 3/8” x 29 3/4” Estimate $1,000-$2,000

Manner of Thomas Cole (English/ American/ Hudson River School, 1801-1848). “Lakeside Figure with Dog”, oil on canvas, apparently unsigned. Framed 27 3/8” x 36 1/4”, unframed 22 1/2” x 31 3/4”. Estimate $800-$1,200

Persian Mahal Rug, circa 1900. Wool. Iran. Thin pile.

Floral and geometric design on rose field. Blue & cream accent colors. measures 8’9” x 12’. Was identified and cleaned by Sharian. Estimate $800-$1,200

English, 19th century.

Height 81.5”, width 48.5”, depth 22.25”.

Estimate $1,500-$3,000

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Lot 838.

Chinese Carved Turquoise Figural Inkwell

Lot 839.

Chinese Qing Dynasty Bronze Buddha Sculpture

Lot 840.

Chinese Carved Ivory & Wood Figural Shrine

Lot 841.

Chinese Yixing Teapot w/ Arcing Handle, Marked

Lot 842.

Pair of Chinese Silk Wedding Ceremonial Hangings

Lot 843.

Chinese Yixing Zisha Teapot, Marked

Lot 844.

Pair of Framed Chinese Embroidery Textiles, 19th C

Lot 845.

Pair of Blue & White Porcelain Cups, Kangxi Mark

Lot 846.

Pair of Chinese Pink & Green Jade Table Lamps

Lot 847.

Large Chinese Blue & White Porcelain Covered Box

Lot 848.

Chinese Silver Gilt Buddha Figure, 19th C.

Lot 849.

Chinese Jizhou Song Dynasty Style Pottery Vase

Chinese, Late 19th/Early 20th century, possibly earlier.

Apparently unmarked.

Height 4”, diameter of base 3.5”.

Estimate $800-$1,200

Chinese, 20th century. Marked to inside of lid and underside of body with impressed calligraphic marks.

6”tall x 6.5” spout to handle.

Estimate $800-$1,200

Chinese, 19th century, Framed 29.25” x 20.5”. Sight size 21.5” x 12.7”.

Estimate $800-$1,200

Chinese, 19th century. Unmarked. Bottom with remnant of label from Jane Mardsen Antiques, Atlanta, Georgia.

Height 7.5”, width (across handles) 12.75”, diameter 12.2”.

Estimate $800-$1,200

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Chinese, Qing Dynasty (1644-1911).

Apparently unmarked.

Height 9.1”, width 6”, depth 4.5”.

Estimate $800-$1,200

Chinese, late 19th/ early 20th century possibly earlier.

Framed 61.5” x 13.25”, panels 54.5” long.

Estimate $800-$1,200

Chinese, possibly Kangxi Period (1662-1722).

Height 2.25”, diameter of top 3.125”.

Estimate $800-$1,200

Chinese, 19th century, possibly earlier.

Marked with pictorial flower mark on bottom.

Height 12.4”, width 7.5”, depth 5.5”.

Estimate $800-$1,200

Indian, late 19th/ early 20th century.

Without pedestal, 16.5” x 10” x 5”.

Estimate $700-$900

Chinese, 20th century. Marked to interior of lid and to underside of bowl with impressed calligraphic marks.

5.5” tall x 7.5” spout to handle.

Estimate $800-$1,200

Chinese, 20th century.

Height 20.5”, width 7”, depth 6”. Height of jade 8.75”, width 4”, depth 2”.

Estimate $800-$1,200

Chinese Jizhou pottery table vase in Song/Yuan Dynasty style (12th-14th century). Apparently unmarked.

Height 7.75”, diameter of opening at top 4.25”, diameter of bottom 4.6”. Estimate $800-$1,200

Lot 850.

18th C. Portrait of Admiral, Attr. to John Hopner

Lot 851.

Palatial Custom Neoclassical Style Giltwood Mirror

Lot 852.

Georgian Mahogany Inlaid Bowfront Sideboard

Lot 853.

Ladies 18k White Gold, Sapphire & Diamond Bracelet

Lot 854.

18th C. Italian Walnut Inlaid Bookcase Secretaire

Lot 855.

Hudson River School Oil, Paul Ritter, 19th/20th C.

Lot 856.

Italian Fortuny Three Tiered Silk Chandelier

Lot 857.

Attr. to Robert S. Duncanson, “The Old Mill Pond”

Lot 858.

Mahogany Longcase Clock by Ainsworth Thwaites

Attributed to John Hopner (English, 1758-1810). “Portrait of John Forbes”, oil on canvas, apparently unsigned.

Framed 38” x 33.5”, unframed 30” x 25”.

Estimate $3,000-$5,000

Bracelet with 14 oval faceted natural sapphires (12 carat total weight), diamond halos (0.84 carat total weight), and 6 oval diamonds (1.26 carat total weight). Length 7”.

Total weight 10.6 grams. Estimate $7,000-$9,000

Italian, 20th century. Fortuny three tiered “Scherazade” silk chandelier.

Diameter 49”.

Estimate $1,500-$3,000

20th century. Signed to the back in black and dated 1998.

Height 90.5”, width 54.75”, depth 1.25”.

Estimate $2,000-$4,000

Italian, circa 1735.

Height 91.5”, width 51”, depth 22.25”.

Estimate $2,000-$4,000

Attributed to Robert Seldon Duncanson (American, 1821-1872). “The Old Mill Pond, In Light & Shadows”, oil on canvas, apparently unsigned. Framed 34.25” x 27.75”, unframed 24” x 18”. Estimate $2,000-$4,000

English, 19th century. Locking mechanisms stamped H.S. & S Patent Lever locks.

Height 36.75”, width 53.5”, depth 20.75”.

Estimate $1,500-$3,000

Paul Ritter (American/ German, 1829-1907). “Hudson River Scene”, oil on canvas laid down on board, signed lower right “Paul Ritter”. Framed 36.75” x 56.75”, unframed 30” x 50”. Estimate $3,000-$5,000

English, 18th century.

Height 92.25”, width 21.25”, depth 10.5”.

Estimate $2,000-$4,000

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Lot 859.

White Gold Emerald & Diamond Ring

Lot 860.

James Wingfield “French Garden Scene”, 19th C. O/C

Lot 861.

Gilt Bronze Sculpture of Loie Fuller by Delagrange

Lot 862.

18th C English Red Lacquered Chinoiserie Secretary

Lot 863.

Swedish School, “Gilded Ewer”, 1860 Oil on Canvas

Lot 864.

Chinoiserie Longcase Clock, T. Mason,18th C.

Lot 865.

14k White Gold, Ruby & Diamond Link Bracelet

Lot 866.

Palace Size Handwoven Kerman Rug

Lot 867.

18th C. Chippendale Yew Wood & Oak Highboy

Ring with central enhanced emerald cut, prong set emerald (1.56 carats) and 86 bead set modern round brilliant diamonds (0.75 carat TW). US ring size 7. Ring top measures 12.0 x 11.5mm. Estimate $5,000-$7,000

English, 18th century.

Sticker on back, Sotheby’s, New York, Lot #491.

Height 80.5”, width 38.4”, depth 20.75”.

Estimate $2,000-$4,000

Ladies bracelet with 14 natural oval rubies (total weight 7.70 carats) and 42 natural modern round brilliant cut diamonds (1.82 carat total weight). Bracelet length 7”.

Total weight 15.2 grams. Estimate $6,000-$8,000

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Attributed to James Digman Wingfield (British, 18001872). “French Garden Scene with Figures”, oil on canvas, apparently unsigned. Framed 34” x 45.75”, unframed 28” x 40”. Estimate $3,000-$5,000

Carl Gustaf Plageman (Swedish, 1805-1868). “Gilded Ewer” - 1860, oil on canvas, signed and dated lower right “C G Plageman 1860”. Framed 49” x 51.5”, unframed 43.5” x 46.75”. Estimate $5,000-$10,000

Wool. Floral design on green to cream field.

11’ 9” x 18’ 3”.

Estimate $1,500-$3,000

Leon Noel Delagrange (French, 1872-1910). “Loie Fuller”, gilt bronze, incised on oblong base “DELAGRANGE” and foundry stamp “COLIN PARIS”. Height 16.75”, width 8”, depth 9”. Estimate $3,000-$5,000

English, 18th century. Height 82”, width 20.25”, depth 10.5”. Timothy Mason of Gainsborough known working dates are c.1730-1734, address given as Lords Street, Gainsborough. Estimate $2,500-$5,000

English, 18th century.

Height 69.5”, width 41”, depth 20.5”.

Estimate $4,000-$6,000

Lot 868.

Conrad Kiesel, Woman w/ Cockatoos Oil, Signed Conrad Kiesel (American/German,1846-1921).

“Manuela with Cockatoo Birds” Oil on canvas, signed lower right.

Unframed 20” x 14”.

Estimate $10,000-$20,000

Lot 869.

18k Gold, 6 Carat Emerald & Diamond Ring

Ladies 18k yellow gold ring (platinum flat shank) with large 6.03 carat center natural emerald gemstone in four prong setting, in mixed oval cut (of vibrant medium green color, measuring 13.5 x 11.00 x 7.11mm, clarity Si2 to I1) with six natural modern round brilliant cut accent side diamonds (measuring 3.1mm each in diameter, 0.66 carat tw, color range H-I, clarity range VS1 to VS2). Total weight 5.8 grams. US ring size 8.

Estimate $12,000-$18,000

Lot 870.

Pair of Cartier Diamond & Sapphire Earrings

Ladies designer Cartier 18k yellow and white gold diamond and sapphire earrings with two faceted natural bezel set oval sapphires at center (average measuring 8.0 x 5.5 x 3.3mm, 2.55 carat total weight, color: medium transparent blue, clarity range: VS2-Si1) within a triple row diamond halo (2.5 carat total weight, color range: D-F, VVS-VS).

Earrings without posts and have clip on backs. Marked Cartier and “229808”. Earrings measure 19.1 x 16.3mm. Earrings weigh 15.4 grams.

Estimate $12,000-$24,000

Lot 871.

French Chronos & Amour Figural Bronze Mantel Clock

French, 19th century. Chronos and Amour figural parcel gilt bronze mantle clock depicting the allegorical figures of love (as winged putti) and time (as a seated bald bearded winged man). Circular dial (missing protective glass) at center with black Roman numerals on dial.

Movement marked with “A.1” within oval above “8383”.

Height 12.75”, width 14.25”, depth 5”.

Estimate $10,000-$20,000

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Lot 872.

Rare 24+ Acre Land Assemblage with Chattahoochee River Frontage in Sandy Springs, Georgia

Lot 872.

24+ Acre River Front Land Assemblage, Sandy Springs, GA Rare 24+ acre land assemblage located on Island Ferry Road in Sandy Springs, Georgia 30350 featuring Chattahoochee River frontage in excess of 1/4 linear mile. Property remote and private yet only 1.5 miles from major fareways such as Roswell Road as well as the Northridge exit at GA 400 Highway. Property with high elevation with wooded and rolling terrain with limited access. The assemblage of land is bordered by the Chattahoochee River, government-owned park lands and private homes. Land adjacent to 426 acre National Recreation Area & Headquarters. Desirable assemblage touches Island Ford Park with over 10 miles of hiking trails, picnic area, visitor’s center and boat launch facilities. The land is mostly undeveloped with great opportunities - some of the land has not been traded or on the market in over 50 years.

For more information, please contact Steve Massell, CCIM via phone at 404.442.2838 or via email at smassell@lee-associates.com.

Estimate $6,000,000-$12,000,000

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Lot 873.

Albert Goodwin, “Pisa”, Signed Watercolor

Lot 874.

Men’s 18k Yellow Gold Rolex Presidential Watch

Albert Goodwin (English, 1845-1932), “Pisa”, watercolor on paper, signed lower right, titled lower left. Verso of work with numerous labels and notations from past owners and prominent international galleries.

Framed 19.5” x 24.25”. Sight size 9.75” x 13.75”.

Estimate $20,000-$40,000

Men’s Rolex Presidential 18k yellow gold watch with champagne dial with Roman numerals in a 36mm case with fluted bezel and automatic movement.

Style 18038. Serial # 8086106. Total weight 130.9 grams.

Lot 875.

Pair of 19th Century Continental Giltwood Mirrors

Lot 876.

18th Century Georgian Yew Wood Chest on Chest

Continental, probably Italian, 19th century.

Height 67”, width 36”, depth 2.25”.

English, 18th century.

Height 76.25”, width 41.75”, depth 21”.

Estimate $4,000-$6,000

Estimate $4,000-$6,000

Lot 877.

18k Gold & Diamond Snake Bracelet (9.62 Carats)

Lot 878.

Benjamin Constant, Woman at Masquerade, Signed

Ladies 18k white gold and diamond hinged bracelet in the form of a snake or serpent with two natural round ruby eyes and body covered in natural bead set modern round brilliant diamonds (9.62 carats total weight, color range: I-K, average clarity: I2). Marked “18K 750” and “MICHA”. Total weight 29 grams.

Estimate $12,000-$16,000

Benjamin Constant (French, 1845-1902), “Woman at Masquerade Mask”, oil on canvas, signed upper right.

Framed 29.5” x 23.5”. Unframed 24” x 18”.

Estimate $10,000-$15,000

Estimate $10,000-$15,000

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Lot 879.

Rembrandt Etching, “Portrait of Ferdinand Bol”

Lot 880.

Pair of 18K White Gold & Diamond Drop Earrings

Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn (Dutch, 1606-1669). “A Young Man in A Velvet Cap (Portrait of Ferdinand Bol)”, etching and drypoint on Arches paper, 1929 restrike from the original plate published by Byblis: Miroir des arts du livre et de l’estampe in a deluxe edition of 105. Sheet size 34cm x 27.7cm, framed 18 3/4” x 15 7/8”. Estimate $2,000-$4,000

Ladies diamond drop earrings with teardrop form with 262 natural bead seat modern round brilliant diamonds (1.16 carats total weight, color range: I-J, clarity I3). Marked “18K 750” and “MICHA”. Earrings measure 2” x 0.50”.Total weight 13.2 grams. Estimate $3,000-$5,000

Lot 881.

Platinum Set Diamond Engagement Ring

Lot 882.

18th Century English Mahogany Bureau Bookcase

Ladies ring with center natural, prong set, princess cut diamond (measuring 5.30 x 5.11 x 4.00mm, 0.92 carat, color range: I-J, clarity: VS2) with 82 natural accent diamonds--princess cut on side, modern round brilliant on shank (0.88 carat total weight, color range: G-H, clarity range: VS2-Si1). Total weight 8.6 grams. Estimate $3,000-$5,000

English 18th century.

Height 96”, width 42”, depth 24.5”.

Estimate $3,000-$5,000

Lot 883.

Scarce Rembrandt Etching “Tis Vinnich Kout”

Lot 884.

Rolex Precision 18k Gold Watch w/Diamond Accents

Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn (Dutch, 1606-1669). “A Peasant Calling Out ‘Tis Vinnich Kout’”, etching and drypoint on Arches paper, 1929 restrike from the original plate published by Byblis: Miroir des arts du livre et de l’estampe in a deluxe edition of 105. Image size 112mm x 42mm, sheet size 34cm x 28.4cm, framed 18” x 16”. Estimate $2,000-$4,000

Ladies Rolex Precision 18k yellow gold wristwatch with 10 single cut diamonds (measuring .05 carats total weight) with cushion shaped case surrounding silver and white dial. Watch with a mesh bracelet strap. Total weight 25.3 grams.

Estimate $2,000-$4,000

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Lot 885.

Henkel Harris Mahogany Twin Pedestal Dining Table

Lot 886.

French Aubusson Landscape Tapestry, 19th C.

Lot 887.

George III Longcase Clock George Washbourn

Lot 888.

W. B. Gifford 1890 Oil on Canvas “Sea of Galilee”

Lot 889.

George III Mahogany Secretaire Bookcase

Lot 890.

G. G. Ross 1839 Portrait of a Brunette Beauty

Lot 891.

English Mahogany Sideboard, Hobbs & Co., 19th C.

Lot 892.

Palatial 12 Light Wall Sconce Palmer House Hotel

Lot 893.

Palatial French Style Pickled Pine Breakfront

American, 20th century.

Height 28.75”, width 79.5” (w/out leaves), depth 46”. The additional 2 leaves measuring 18” in width each.

Estimate $1,500-$3,000

William Birdsall Gifford (American/ English, 1839-1929).

“The Sea of Galilee” - 1890, oil on canvas, signed lower left “W.B. Gifford”, title inscribed to verso of stretcher. Framed 19.75” x 27.75”, unframed 12” x 20”. Estimate $800-$1,200

English, 19th century. All drawers with Hobbs & Co. London stamped locking mechanisms.

Height 49”, width 78”, depth 27.5”.

Estimate $2,000-$4,000

French, 19th century.

Apparently unsigned.

Overall 86.75” x 84.25”.

Estimate $4,000-$6,000

English, late 18th century.

Height 95”, width 40.25”, depth 20”.

Estimate $2,000-$4,000

Height 82”, width 14.5”, depth 16”. Provenance: Former catcher with the Chicago Cubs and one of Nashville’s most prolific restaurateurs.

Estimate $1,500-$3,000

English, 18th Century.

Height 86”, width 22”, depth 12”.

Estimate $1,500-$3,000

George Gates Ross (American/ New Jersey, 1814-1856).

“Portrait of Lady with Velvet Coat”- 1839, oil on cradled wood panel, signed lower right. Framed 40” x 35”, unframed 30.25” x 24.25”. Estimate $1,000-$2,000

Early 20th century.

Height 95”, width 117”, depth 23.25”.

Estimate $1,500-$3,000

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Lot 894.

14k White Gold & Diamond Heart Pendant

Lot 895.

19th C. Walnut Writing Table or Desk w/ One Drawer

Lot 896.

Chippendale Style Mahogany Camelback Sofa

Lot 897.

French Empire Style Walnut Secretaire a Abattant

Lot 898.

James Yarbrough Nude Bather Painting, Signed

Lot 899.

Pair of Neoclassical Style Oval Giltwood Mirrors

Lot 900.

Palatial Mahogany Bowfront Bibliotheque

Lot 901.

Pair of French Louis XVI Style Giltwood Fauteuils

Lot 902.

Ladies 14k White Gold & Diamond Ring

Lot 903.

George II Oak 8 Day Tempus Fugit Longcase Clock

Lot 904.

Hand Woven Persian Room Size Rug

Lot 905.

18th C. German Three Drawer Walnut Commode

Pendant containing 44 modern round brilliant cut bead set diamonds (0.55 carat total weight, color: K-L, clarity: I2-I3). Marked “14k” and “ARS”. Pendant measures 1.25” x 1.25”. Total weight 4.9 grams. Estimate $600-$800

French, late 19th century.

Height 60.75”, width 40.25”, depth 18.5”.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

20th century.

Height 86.5”, width 81”, depth 19”.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

British, 18th century.

Height 85.5”, width 19”, depth 9”.

Estimate $1,200-$1,600

93.

Northern European, Mid 19th century.

Height 29.25”, width 47.75”, depth 26”.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

James Yarbrough (American, 20th century). “View of Bather”, acrylic on masonite board, signed upper right “Yarbrough”. Framed 44.25” x 32.25”. Unframed 38” x 26”.

Estimate $800-$1,200

French, Early 19th Century.

Height 38”, width 23”(arm to arm), seat depth 19”, seat height 16”.

Estimate $800-$1,200

Wool. Iran. Floral and geometric design on cream field.

Blue, green, brown, and gold accent colors.

12” 6” x 29’ 2”.

Estimate $800-$1,200

Height 41.5”, width 80” (arm to arm), seat depth 22”, seat height 21”.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

Height 60.25”, width 26.5”.

Estimate $1,500-$3,000

Ring with natural old mine diamond (0.68 carat total weight) flanked by a natural modern round brilliant bead set diamond at side (0.05 carat total weight, missing other accent diamond). US ring size 4. Estimate $500-$700

German, 18th century.

Height 33”, width 46.25”, depth 18”.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

Lot 906.

Hepplewhite Style Mahogany Bowfront Sideboard

Lot 907.

Bronze Mounted Burled Yew Wood Tea Caddy

Lot 908.

Henkel Harris Mahogany Breakfront China Cabinet

Lot 909.

Eugene Verboeckhoven “Cow Study”, Monogrammed

Lot 910.

Althorp Theodore Alexander Regency Style Table

Lot 911.

Russian School, “The Army March”, O/P 1960

Lot 912.

Set of 10 Chippendale Style Mahogany Dining Chairs

Lot 913.

Empire Style Bronze Tall Table Lamp w/Egret Finial

Lot 914.

Early Kittinger Twin Pedestal Dining Table

Lot 915.

William Henry Earp Mountain Lakescape, Watercolor

Lot 916.

George IV Period Mahogany Bowfront Sideboard

Lot 917.

William Henry Earp Watercolor Landscape w/ Boater

19th century. Hepplewhite style.

Height 42.5”, width 56”, depth 29”.

Estimate $800-$1,200

Eugene Joseph Verboeckhoven (Belgian, 1798-1881). “Cow Study”, charcoal on paper, monogrammed lower left “E.V.”. Framed 16 3/4” x 15 1/2”, sight size 8 7/8” x 7 5/8”.

Estimate $600-$800

Bevan Funnell Ltd. (English, 20th century). Armchair height 40.5”, width (across arms) 25.25”, depth 22.75”, seat to floor 19.75”. Side chair height 40.25”, width 22.75”, depth 22.75”, seat to floor 19.75”. Estimate $1,000-$2,000

William Henry Earp (British, 1831-1914). “Mountain Lakescape”, watercolor on paper, signed lower right “W H Earp”. Framed 26.75”x 28”, sight size 9.5” x 20.75”.

Estimate $600-$800

English, 19th century. Marked to interior lock “O & S” over “L” within an ovular cartouche beside “Warranted 2 Lever”. Retains original key. 7.5” x 13” x 7.25”.

Estimate $600-$800

The bottom drawer with Theodore Alexander Althorp metal plate.

Height 28.8”, width 22”, depth 14”.

Estimate $500-$700

Height 44.4”, diameter of shade 19”.

Estimate $400-$600

English.

Height 36.75”, width 42”, depth 22.75”.

Estimate $600-$800

American, 20th century.

Height 86.75”, width 72”, depth 17.

Estimate $800-$1,200

Attributed to Mikhail Fillipovich Artyukhin (Russian, 1906-1986/93). “The Army March” - 1960, oil on paper, indistinguishably inscribed to verso. Framed 20.75” x 31”, unframed 16” x 26.25”. Estimate $500-$700

American, late 19th century. Original Kittinger label to underside (see image 5). Serial Number 10. Height 30”, width 68, depth 44”. With the leaves, width 104”.

Estimate $500-$700

William Henry Earp (British, 1831-1914). “Lakescape With Boater”, watercolor on paper, signed lower left “W H Earp”. Framed 26.75” x 28”, sight size 9.5” x 20.75”.

Estimate $600-$800

94.

Lot 918.

American Mahogany Breakfast Table, Mid 19th C.

Lot 919.

Irish School O/C, “Portrait of Jane”, 19th C.

Lot 920.

Georgian Style Giltwood Mirror w/Torch Finial

Lot 921.

French Louis XIII Walnut Carved Fauteuil

Lot 922.

Continental Walnut Three Drawer Inlaid Commode

Lot 923.

Mahogany and Inlaid Satinwood Tea Caddy

Lot 924.

Mahogany Tea Caddy with Burled Walnut Inlay

Lot 925.

Federal Style Inlaid Mahogany Serpentine Sideboard

Lot 926.

17th/18th C. Carved Wood & Polychrome Santos

American, mid 19th century.

Height 30.25”, diameter of top 51”.

Estimate $900-$1,200

French, 19th century.

Height 47”, width 24” (arm to arm), seat depth 20”, seat height 18”.

Estimate $600-$800

English, 19th century.

4 3/8” x 6 7/8” x 3 7/8”.

Estimate $600-$800

95.

British/ Irish School, 19th century. “Portrait of Jane”, oil on canvas, apparently unsigned.

Framed 34.25” x 29.25”, unframed 30” x 25”.

Estimate $500-$700

Continental, probably Italian, late 19th century.

Height 41.5”, width 50.5”, depth 26”.

Estimate $800-$1,200

American, 20th century. Top drawer with Councill label.

Height 45” with brass rail gallery, height 38.25”, width 66”, depth 24”.

Estimate $600-$800

Height 53.25”, width 28.4”.

Estimate $500-$700

English, late 19th/ early 20th century.

4 1/8” x 8” x 4 3/8”.

Estimate $600-$800

17th/18th century. Unmarked.

Height 11.75”, width 5”, depth 4.125”.

Estimate $600-$800

Lot 927.

French Empire Style Vitrine or Display Table

Lot 928.

Pair of French Gien Faience Flower Separators

Lot 929.

Pair of French Louis XV Style Giltwood Fauteuils

Lot 930.

Jean Baptiste Van Moer, Marine Watercolor, L. 19th

Lot 931.

Three Drawer Commode, Inlaid Lattice Motif, 19th C

Lot 932.

Pair of French Gien Faience Lidded Urns

Lot 933.

3 Piece Wrought Iron & Brass Andirons & Firetools

Lot 934.

Set of 4 Walnut Bobbin Turned Corner Chairs

Lot 935.

Group of 3 Porcelain Bisque Figural Nodders

Lot 936.

Pair of French Louis XV Style Fauteuils

Lot 937.

French Carved Giltwood Mirror, 19th C.

Lot 938.

French Gien Faience Jardiniere, L. 19th/E. 20th C.

French, 19th century. Height 26.75”, diameter of top 18.75”.

Estimate $500-$700

Jean Baptiste Van Moer (French/Belgian, 1819-1884), “Bateaux a Gebel-Abufoda (Boats in Gebel Abu Foda)” 1881, watercolor on paper, apparently unsigned. Framed 11.75” x 15.125”. Sight size 3.8” x 5.5”. Estimate $400-$600

19th century. All unmarked.

Andiron height 25.5”, width 8.7”, depth 25.25”. Height of fire tool holder 30.75”.

Estimate $400-$600

French, 20th century.

Height 37.25”, width 24” (arm to arm), seat depth 19”, seat height 16”.

Estimate $400-$600

French, Late 19th/Early 20th century. Marked on bottom with manufacturer’s mark. Height 11”, width 7.9”, depth 4.25”.

Estimate $400-$600

Continental School, 19th century.

Height 32.25”, width 37.75”, depth 20.25”.

Estimate $500-$700

Italian, Late 19th century.

Height 30”, width 18”, depth 18”, seat height 19”.

Estimate $400-$600

French, 19th century.

Overall 49.25” x 33.25”. Mirror only 37.7” x 21.6”.

Estimate $500-$700

French, 20th century. Height 45”, width 22” (arm to arm), seat depth 20”, seat height 18”.

Estimate $400-$600

French, Late 19th/ early 20th century.

Height 16.25”, width (across handles) 8.75”, base 4.5” square.

Estimate $600-$800

Likely German, late 19th/ early 20th century.

Large female, 6.5” tall; large male, 6.5” tall, small female, 4.5” tall.

Estimate $300-$500

French, Late 19th/ early 20th century. Inscribed on bottom “Gien 20”.

Height 6.7”, width 11.5”, depth 6.75”.

Estimate $300-$500

96.

Lot 939.

Baker Furniture Collector’s Edition Breakfront

Lot 940.

French 3 Pierce Marble Clock Garniture Set

Lot 941.

Palatial French Empire Style Walnut Semainier

Lot 942.

Pair of French Louis XV Style Walnut Fauteuils

Lot 943.

Amethyst & Yellow Gold Bracelet, Circa 1920s

Lot 944.

French Cherrywood Table w/ One Drawer

Lot 945.

Men’s Bulova Accutron 14k Gold Wristwatch

Lot 946.

Manner of Twachtman, Harbor Scene, Oil on Canvas

Lot 947.

Louis XV Style Parquetry Draw Leaf Dining Table

Lot 948.

Pair of Brunschwig & Fils Upholstered Loveseats

Lot 949.

Louis XVI Style Diminutive Secretaire a Abattant

Lot 950.

Jewelry Collection of Ladies Opal Ring & Bracelet

American, 20th century. Bearing the Baker Furniture Collector’s Edition tag to the interior.

Height 94”, width 75”, depth 15”.

Estimate $1,500-$3,000

French, Early 20th century.

Height 36.25”, width 22.25”(arm to arm), seat depth 20”, seat height 15” Estimate $600-$800

Men’s Bulova Accutron 14k gold wristwatch in casual style (circa 1960s-1970s) with 33mm case.

Estimate $600-$800

Height 36”, width 49”, seat depth 20”, seat height 17”.

Estimate $500-$700

97.

French, late 19th century.

Clock height 21”, width 12”, depth 5.5”. Urns height 13”, width 6”, depth 4.5”.

Estimate $800-$1,200

Ladies 14k yellow gold bracelet with 7 natural, bezel set, medium purple oval amethysts (4.2 carats total weight).

Length 7.25”. Total weight 27 grams.

Estimate $1,000-$1,500

In the manner of John Henry Twachtman (American, 1853-1902). “Harbor Scene”, oil on canvas, signed lower right “John ??”. Framed 30.75” x 42.5”, unframed 24” x 36”. Estimate $500-$700

French, Early 20th century.

Height 51.5”, width 26.5”, depth 13.5”.

Estimate $400-$600

French, Mid-19th century.

Height 66.25”, width 50.5”, depth 23.25”.

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

French, early 19th century.

Height 28”, width 34.5”, depth 22.5”.

Estimate $700-$900

French, early 20th century.

Height 30”, width 58” (not opened), width 100.5” (with leaves), depth 38.75”.

Estimate $600-$800

A ladies 14k yellow gold and opal ring with one oval cabochon natural opal, US ring size 6.; and a synthetic opal link bracelet, length 7”.

Estimate $500-$700

Lot 951.

Two Miniature Portraits on Ivory of Ladies, Signed

Lot 952.

Pair of French Provincial Style Oak Fauteuils

Lot 953.

Italian Baroque Style Lectern or Library Table

Lot 954.

Italian Micro Mosaic Vatican Cross, Pius X

Lot 955.

American Chippendale Style Cherry Slant Front Desk

Lot 956.

Pair of Gustav Dore Bible Engravings, c. 1886

Lot 957.

After Rafael, “Sistine Madonna”, Oil, c. 19th C.

Lot 958.

Louis XV Walnut Single Drawer Library Table

Lot 959.

Italian Neoclassical Leather Painted Screen

Lot 960.

18th C. Regence Style Walnut Needlepoint Fauteuil

Lot 961.

Pair of French Gilt Bronze 3 Arm Candle Sconces

Lot 962.

Georgian Stained Oak Table w/ One Drawer

French School, 19th century. Framed 8” x 7 1/4”, sight size 3 1/8” x 2 3/8”.

Estimate $400-$600

Italian, Late 19th/Early 20th century. Unmarked.

Height (to top of circular loop) 6”, width 4”.

Estimate $600-$800

After Raffaello Sanzio da Urbino (Italian, 1483-1520). A 19th century copy of “Sistine Madonna”, oil on tin, apparently unsigned. Framed 28” x 24 3/4”, unframed 18 3/4” x 17 1/8”. Estimate $400-$600

French or Italian, early 18th century.

Height 48.75”, width 26.5” (arm to arm), seat depth 20”, seat height 17”.

Estimate $600-$800

French, Early 20th century. Height 38”, width 24.5” (arm to arm), seat depth 20”, seat height 15”.

Estimate $500-$700

American, late 18th/ early 19th century.

Height 42.5”, width 43”, depth 21.25”.

Estimate $800-$1,200

French, mid 18th century.

Height 28”, width 41.25”, depth 26.5”.

Estimate $700-$900

French, Late 19th/Early 20th century.

Height 15”, width (across arms) 13.5”, depth 8.75”.

Estimate $400-$600

Italian, late 19th century. Height 39”, width 39.25”, depth 25.5”.

Estimate $700-$900

John Serz (English, c.1810-1878) and J. R. Rice (American, 1824-1876) after Paul Gustave Louis Christophe Doré (French, 1832-1883). “Jesus Scourged” and “Raising of the Cross”.

Framed 21.5” x 19.5”, sight size 9.5” x 7”. Estimate $300-$500

Height 75”, each panel 24” wide.

Estimate $400-$600

English, early 19th century.

Height 28.25”, width 30.75”, depth 19.25”.

Estimate $500-$700

98.

Lot 963.

Pair of Louis XVI Style Giltwood Side Chairs

Lot 964.

3 Arm Crystal Candelabra on Gilt Porcelain Base

Lot 965.

Two 1836 Hand Colored Maps of Italy, Burr & Tanner

Lot 966.

Pair of Chapman Obelisk & Ball Form Table Lamps

Lot 967.

“Moored Boats”, Oil on Canvas, Signed Santisteban

Lot 968.

French Art Nouveau Style Mirrored Vitrine Cabinet

Lot 969.

Giovanni Battista Watercolor of the Amalfi Coast

Lot 970.

Louis XV Style Giltwood & Upholstered Banquette

Lot 971.

Ladies Antique 18k White Gold & Diamond Ring

Lot 972.

American, Trio of Watercolors of Fruit & Flowers

Lot 973.

Pair of E.F. Caldwell Style Gilt Bronze Sconces

Lot 974.

Two Custom Made Striped Silk Window Treatments

French, early 19th century.

Height 36.75”, width 18.5”, seat depth 17”, seat height 18”.

Estimate $400-$600

Label on top of one lamp for Chapman, 1994.

Height 32” x 7” square (on base).

Estimate $300-$500

Giovanni Battista (Italian,1860-1925), “View of the Amalfi Coast”, watercolor on paper, signed lower left “G. Battista”.

Framed 21.25” x 27.5”, unframed 13” x 19.5”.

Estimate $400-$600

American School, first half 20th century.

Framed 20 1/8” x 16 1/8”, sight size 13” x 9 3/4”.

Estimate $300-$500

99.

19th century. Apparently unmarked.

Height 23.75”, width 16.25”, depth 12”.

Estimate $400-$600

South American School, 20th century. “Moored Boats”, oil on canvas, signed lower right “S. Santisteban 950”.

Framed 25.5” x 29.5”, unframed 19.5” x 23.5”.

Estimate $300-$500

Height 20”, width 43”, depth 17.5”.

Provenance: From the Estate of Jane O. Day of Atlanta, Georgia.

Estimate $400-$600

Late 19th/Early 20th century.

Height 21”, width (across arms) 12.25”, depth 7”.

Estimate $400-$600

c.1836. “Italy, North Part” by Henry Schenck Tanner, framed 19 1/4” x 15 3/4”, sheet size 15 5/8” x 12 3/4”; and “Northern Part of Italy” by David H. Burr, framed 15 7/8” x 18 1/2”, sheet size 12 1/4” x 14 3/4”. Estimate $300-$500

French, 20th century.

Height 67.5”, width 33.5”, depth 15”.

Estimate $400-$600

Ladies antique 18k white gold and diamond ring with bead set round full cut diamond (0.17 carat, clarity: VS2, color range: G-H). Marked “18K”. Total weight 2.60 grams. Estimate $400-$600

16’ wide, 34” long at the center and 51” at the ends.

Estimate $400-$600

Lot 975.

Pair of Staffordshire Scottish Figural Lamps

Lot 976.

Italian Neoclassical Walnut Demilune Console Table

Lot 977.

Boehm Yellow Warbler Above Sundial Figurine

Lot 978.

Paul Rickert “Snow & Fog”, Watercolor on Paper

Lot 979.

Marble Top Giltwood Console Table, 20th C.

Lot 980.

Paul Rickert “Porch Flowers”, Signed Watercolor

Lot 981.

Hand Woven Baluchi Rug

Lot 982.

Pair of 3 Light Nickel Metal Wall Sconces

Lot 983.

H. Waller, Mountainous Landscape w/River, Signed

Lot 984.

American School Oil “Wooded Landscape at Twilight”

Lot 985.

Louis XV Style Marquetry Inlaid Walnut Low Table

Lot 986.

Louis XV Style Tapestry Covered Fauteuil Armchair

Height 29” (w/shade), height of figural group 16.5”, width 9.4”, depth 6.5”.

Estimate $400-$600

Paul Rickert (American (Pennsylvania), b.1947- ), “Snow and Fog”-1981, watercolor on paper, signed and dated lower left. Framed 19” x 27.75”. Sight size 11.125” x 19.8”.

Estimate $400-$600

Wool. Pakistan. Geometric and tribal design. Bright orange center field. Multiple borders. Brown, green, blue, and red accent colors. 6’ 3” x 3’ 9”.

Estimate $400-$600

American School, late 19th/ early 20th century. “Wooded Landscape at Twilight”, oil on canvas, unsigned. Framed 28 5/8” x 33 5/8”, unframed 25” x 30”.

Estimate $500-$700

Italian, early 19th century.

Height 34”, width 37”, depth 18.25”.

Estimate $600-$800

20th century.

Height 24.25”, width 25.75”, depth 9.6”.

Estimate $300-$500

American, Late 19th century.

Height 25.75, width 11.25”, depth 11.5”.

Estimate $400-$600

Italy, early 19th century.

Height 17”, width 47”, depth 22.5”.

Estimate $600-$800

Unmarked. Height 9.5”.

Estimate $300-$500

Paul Rickert (American (Pennsylvania), b. 1947-), “Porch Flowers”- 1984-1985, watercolor on paper, signed and dated lower right. Framed 37.75” x 29.25”. Sight size 27.5” x 17.75”. Estimate $400-$600

H. Waller (20th century), “Landscape with River”, oil on canvas, signed lower right.

Framed 32.8” x 43”. Unframed 28” x 38”.

Estimate $200-$400

French, early 20th century.

Height 38”, width 23” (arm to arm), seat depth 21”, seat height 15”.

Estimate $400-$600

100.

Lot 987.

Chinese Famille Rose Porcelain Fish Bowl

Lot 988.

Blossom Form Yixing Zisha Teapot w/ Heavy Chain

Lot 989.

Pair of Chinese Celadon Vases w/Foo Dog Handles

Lot 990.

Chinese Carved Jade Bangle Bracelet

Lot 991.

Chinese Carved Ivory, Two Buddhist Immortals

Lot 992.

Tongzhi Porcelain Rectangular Vase w/ Landscapes

Lot 993.

Chinese Bronze Figural Sculpture of Buddhist Monk

Lot 994.

Chinese Yixing Zisha Teapot w/Cherry Blossoms

Lot 995.

Pair of Chinese Black Lacquer Yoke Back Armchairs

Lot 996.

Chinese Blue & White Porcelain Gravy Boat, 19th C.

Lot 997.

Chinese Patinated Bronze Sculpture of Male Lion

Lot 998.

Two Chinese Export Porcelain Teacups

Chinese export.

Height 13.8”, diameter of top 15.5”.

Estimate $400-$600

Chinese carved green and light purple to white jade bangle bracelet. Unmarked. Interior diameter 2.4”, exterior diameter 2.75”, width 0.50”.

Estimate $300-$500

Apparently unsigned.

Height 12.125”, width 4.5”, depth 3.5”.

Estimate $300-$500

Chinese, 19th century. Unmarked.

Height 3.75”, width 8.75”, depth 3.75”.

Estimate $50-%150

101.

Chinese, 20th century Marked to underside and inside of lid.

2.75” tall x 5” spout to handle.

Estimate $400-$600

Chinese, late 19th/ early 20th century.

7” tall including wooden stand.

Estimate $300-$500

Marked with two characters on interior of lid, and with impressed character mark on bottom of vessel.

Height 2.75”, width (spout to handle) 7”, depth 3.5”.

Estimate $400-$600

Chinese, 20th century.

Overall 11.5” x 20.5” x 7.5”.

Estimate $200-$400

Chinese, Late 19th/Early 20th century. Each unmarked.

Height 13”, diameter of opening 6.3”, diameter of base 6.5”.

Estimate $400-$600

Chinese, likely third quarter 19th century. Marked to underside with six character red seal mark Da Qing Tongzhi Nian Zhi (1862-74). Overall 10 3/8” tall x 5 3/4” wide x 2 1/4” deep. Estimate $300-$500

Chinese, circa 1970’s.

Height 28.75”, width 30.25” (arm to arm), seat depth 20”, seat height 16”.

Estimate $200-$400

Chinese, 19th century.

Cups 2.5” and 2.6” tall.

Estimate $100-$300

Lot 999.

Collection of 10 Botanical Prints, After Redoute

Lot 1000.

French Walnut Parquetry Draw Leaf Table

Lot 1001.

Collection of 6 Boehm Bird Figurines

Lot 1002.

Collection of 2 Figural Prints, Manuel Robbe

Lot 1003.

Antonio Borsato Porcelain Horse Drawn Coach, Italy

Lot 1004.

Custom Upholstered Armchair w/ Ottoman

Lot 1005.

Baker Mahogany Console Table w/Lion’s Paw Feet

Lot 1006.

Boehm “American Avocet” Porcelain Bisque Sculpture

Lot 1007.

Kurt Polter Oil on Canvas “Girl Sitting in Garden”

After Pierre-Joseph Redouté (French/ Paris, 1759-1840).

Each framed 21” x 18 3/4”, sight size 12 3/8” x 9 5/8”.

Estimate $400-$600

Manuel Robbe print framed 19” x 15.25”; sight size 15.75” x 12”.

Estimate $100-$300

Baker (American, 20th century to contemporary). Oval manufacturer’s label on interior of skirt, stenciled “5001” on underside of top. Height 29.75”, width 59”, depth 23.5”.

Estimate $500-$700

French, 19th Century.

Height 29.5, width 50.5” (unopened), width (opened) 90.5”, depth 39”.

Estimate $600-$800

Antonio Borsato (Italian, d.1982). “Horse Drawn Coach”, porcelain bisque, marked to underside.

11.25” x 23.25” x 8”.

Estimate $400-$600

Boehm (American, 1949- ). Marked to underside, “No. 108” below “Limited Edition American Avocet”.

Overall 9”x 9” x 7”.

Estimate $400-$600

American, 20th century.

Estimate $400-$600

Custom. Chair height 34”, width 30” (arm to arm), seat depth 22”, seat height 20”. Ottoman height 15”, width 29”, seat depth 20.5”, seat height 18”.

Estimate $500-$700

Kurt Polter (German/ American, 1914- ). “Girl Sitting in Garden”, oil on canvas, signed lower left “Polter”.

Framed 36” x 30”, unframed 30” x 24”.

Estimate $300-$500

102.

Lot 1008.

Georgian Mahogany Tilt Top Piecrust Table

Lot 1009.

J. Speed 1610 Map “The West Ridinge of Yorkeshyre”

Lot 1010.

3 Cont. School Orientalist Ivory Figural Carvings

Lot 1011.

McKenney & Hall “Le Soldat du Chene”, 1838

Lot 1012.

18th C. English Queen Anne Style Walnut Side Chair

Lot 1013.

McKenney & Hall “Pee-Che-Kir”, 1843

Lot 1014.

1881 Hand Colored Engraving, Battle of Majuba Hill

Lot 1015.

Collection of Eleven Brass Fire Accessories

Lot 1016.

“The Zulu War: The March to Ulundi”, 19th C. Engr.

Lot 1017.

Victorian Pier Mirror w/Wall Mounted Console

Lot 1018.

Hand Woven Persian Area Rug

Lot 1019.

After Dollman “Tipperary”, Color Lithograph, 1915

English, 19th century.

Height 28.5”, diameter of top 26.75”.

Estimate $500-$700

“Le Soldat du Chene, An Osage Chief.”, hand colored lithograph, published by F. W. Greenough, Philadelphia in 1838 as part of McKenney & Hall’s “History of the Indian Tribes”.

Framed 28” x 23”, sight size 15.25” x 10”. Estimate $300-$500

Richard Caton Woodville, Jr. (British, 1856-1927), “The Transvaal War: The Battle of Majuba Hill”-1881, original hand colored engraving published May 14th, 1881. Framed 39” x 47”, sight size 19” x 27”. Estimate $200-$400

Mirror height 65”, width 29”, depth 4.5”. Console height 16”, width 29”, depth 10”.

Estimate $500-$700

103.

John Speed (English, 17th century). “The West Ridinge of Yorkeshyre with The Most Famous and Fayre Citie Yorke Described. 1610”, cartographical engraving, published in 1676. Sheet 16.25” x 21.25”. Estimate $200-$400

English, 18th century.

Height 37.25”, width 19.6”, seat depth 15.25”, seat height 17”.

Estimate $300-$500

Vasiform andirons 21” tall x 7.5” wide, tools holder 32” x 10” x 7”, arched screen 52.75” x 34”, squared screen 54.5” x 36”.

Estimate $400-$600

Wool. Iran. Floral design on blue field with cream, red, teal, and green accent colors.

159” x 105”.

Estimate $400-$600

Continental School, late 19th/ early 20th century.

Shirtless man, 7.25” tall; Vishna, 7.25” tall; and female Hindu figure, 6.75” tall.

Estimate $400-$600

“Pee-Che-Kir, A Chippewa Chief.”, hand colored lithograph, published in 1843 as part of McKenney & Hall’s “History of the Indian Tribes”. Framed 28” x 23”, sight size 15.25” x 10”. Estimate $300-$500

English, 19th century. “The Zulu War: The March to Ulundi - Occupation of a Military Kraal by British Troops.”, hand colored engraving, published by Illustrated London News in 1879. Sight size 14.5” x 41.5”. Estimate $150-$300

After John Charles Dollman (English, 1851-1934), “It’s a long, long way to Tipperary”, color lithograph on paper, published and copyrighted by Frost and Reed Ltd., Bristol, England in 1915. Sight size 20.75” x 30.5”. Estimate $150-$300

Lot 1020.

Cambour, Monet’s Garden Watercolor, Signed

Lot 1021.

Group of 4 Boehm Bird Figurines

Lot 1022.

“Loss of the Birkhenhead” 19th C. Litho, T.M. Hemy

Lot 1023.

Ladies 14k Yellow Gold & Cultured Pearl Brooch

Lot 1024.

French Style Glass Latticework Fire Screen

Lot 1025.

Queen Anne Style Walnut Wing Chair

Lot 1026.

Ladies 14k White Gold, Pearl & Ruby Ring

Lot 1027.

Hand Woven Baluchi Rug (5’ 7” x 3’ 3”)

Lot 1028.

French & British Battle Scene, Colored Engraving

Lot 1029.

Group of 3 Miniature Portraits of Ladies on Ivory

Lot 1030.

“Meeting of Wellington & Blucher”, 1854 Engraving

Lot 1031.

Ladies 14k White Gold, Blue Topaz & Ruby Ring

Cambour (French, 20th century), “Giverny-e’etany de Claude Monet”, watercolor on paper, indistinguishably signed lower left above title in pencil. Framed 21.75” x 23.5”. Sight size 8.5” x 10.25”. Estimate $300-$500

1.3” in diameter. Total weight 11.1 grams.

Estimate $200-$400

Ring with central near round cultured pearl (8.2mm, grade A with very slight blemishes) with 8 faceted natural round rubies (2.4mm each, 0.50 carat total weight). US ring size 5.25. Total weight 5.6 grams. Estimate $300-$500

French, late 19th/ early 20th century.

Framed 5 3/4” x 4 7/8”, sight size 3 1/4” x 2 3/8”.

Estimate $300-$500

American, 20th century. Baby Wood Thrush, 4.4” tall; Baby Blue Bird, 4.5” tall; Fledgling Kingfisher, 6” tall; Hummingbird 8” tall, all marked to underside.

Estimate $300-$500

Height 37.5”, width 36.5”.

Estimate $300-$500

Wool. Pakistan. Floral pattern and geometric design on burgundy and black field. cream, turquoise, and brown accent colors. 5’ 7” x 3’ 3”.

Estimate $400-$600

Charles G. Lewis (English, 1808-1880) after Thomas Jones Barker (English, 1815-1882). “The Meeting of Wellington and Blucher...”, hand colored engraving, pub. 1854.

Sight size 26.5” x 44.5”. Estimate $200-$400

After Thomas Marie Hemy (British, 1852-1937). “Loss of the Birkenhead”, hand colored lithograph, pencil signed lower right “Thomas M. Hemy”, pub. May 15, 1893. Framed 46 1/2” x 38 3/4”, sight size 27” x 19 1/2”. Estimate $300-$500

Height 42.5”, width 36” (arm to arm), seat depth 21”, seat height 19”.

Estimate $300-$500

English, 19th century.

Framed 38” x 51.25”, sight size 22.25” x 35.25”.

Estimate $300-$500

Ladies 14k white gold, blue topaz and synthetic ruby ring central 9.5 x 14mm topaz flanked by synthetic rubies on narrow shank. Marked “14K” with “P”. US ring size 4.5.

Total weight 4.8 grams. Estimate $200-$400

104.

Lot 1032.

Pair of Gilt Brass Girandoles w/ Florette Crystals

Lot 1033.

Hand Woven Persian Heriz Rug

Lot 1034.

Collection of Five Boehm Flower Sculptures

Lot 1035.

Pair of Vintage Sterling Silver & Citrine Earrings

Lot 1036.

Pink Upholstered Lounge Armchair w/ Ottoman

Lot 1037.

Framed Carved & Polychrome Wood Floral Plaque

Lot 1038.

Collection of 30 Pantograph Engraved Steel Plates

Lot 1039.

Ladies 800 Silver, Sapphire & Diamond Ring

Lot 1040.

Victorian Rainbow Satin Glass Handled Vase

Lot 1041.

Collection of 4 Assorted Framed Artworks

Lot 1042.

Parcel Gilt & Floral Decorated Wall Mirror

Lot 1043.

Group of 3 Prints after Ukiyo-e Woodblocks

American, late 19th/ early 20th century. Unmarked.

14.5” tall x 11.25” wide x 6.25” deep.

Estimate $200-$400

ach with large citrine in light yellow color (14mm in diameter each, clarity: VS, 7.00 carat total weight). 0.75” in diameter each. Total overall weight for pair 10 grams.

Estimate $100-$300

Most measure 3.5” x 18.125”, some vary in size.

Estimate $150-$300

Largest framed 24.75” x 10.25”, smallest framed 8.5” x 6.9”.

Estimate $150-$300

105.

Wool. India. Round. All over floral design with wreath motif circular border. Grey field with gold, brown and cream accent colors. 4’ x 4’.

Estimate $200-$400

American, 20th century. Chair height 30.5”, width 32” (arm to arm), seat depth 24”, seat height 20”. Ottoman height 17.5”, width 28”, depth 21”.

Estimate $200-$400

Total weight 3.4 grams. US ring size 6.

Estimate $100-$300

Late 20th century to contemporary.

52” x 32”.

Estimate $200-$400

20th century. Three yellow roses (one on naturalistic wood motif base); a pink rose; “Helen Boehm Daylily” (300-20)-circa 1978.

Estimate $300-$500

Overall framed 45.5” x 24.75”. Plaque size 37.8” x 16”.

Estimate $200-$400

Height 10”, diameter of 3.8”.

Estimate $200-$400

20th century. “Descending Geese of the Koto Bridges”, framed 13 5/8” x 11 1/8”; “Portrait of a Beauty”, framed 14 1/2” x 11 5/8”; and two ladies in a garden, framed 18” x 13 5/8”. Estimate $150-$300

Lot 1044.

Collection of 5 Boehm Bird Figurines

Lot 1045.

Pair of Neoclassical Cast Stone Form Table Lamps

Lot 1046.

Set of 12 Lenox Limited Edition Boehm Bird Plates

Lot 1047.

Group of 3 Engravings of European Architecture

Lot 1048.

Staffordshire Figures, Prince of Wales & Princess

Lot 1049.

Edmond Malassis Hand Colored Etching, 1928

Lot 1050.

18th Century Chippendale Mahogany Side Chair

Lot 1051.

Victorian Four Arm Blown Glass Epergne

Lot 1052.

Custom Made Brown Velvet Window Treatments

Lot 1053.

John Loughlin, New England Landscape Oil on Canvas

Lot 1054.

Pair of Handwoven Jaipur Throw Rugs (2’6” x 4’3”)

Lot 1055.

Group of 2 Small Works on Paper of English Homes

American, 20th century. Baby Crested Flycatcher, 5.2” tall; Fledgling Hoopoe, 6.5” tall; two birds, 5.4” tall, small brown bird, 5.75” tall, all marked to underside.

Estimate $300-$50

“Holland House, Middlesex”, “Ranston in Dorsetshire”; and “Palazzo Pitti a Firenze”.

Estimate $150-$200

American, possibly Boston, 18th century.

Height 36.75”, width 22”, seat depth 16”, seat height 18”.

Estimate $300-$500

John Leo Loughlin (American, 1931-2004), “Lee, Massachusetts” - 1985, oil on canvas, signed and dated lower left. Framed 22” x 26”. Unframed 14.5” x 18”.

Estimate $200-$400

20th century.

Height (to top of brass finial) 34.75”, base 7” x 7.25”.

Estimate $150-$300

“Prince of Wales”, 12.25” x 8.75” x 3.25”; “Princess”, 13” x 9” x 2.5.

Estimate $200-$400

Late 19th/ early 20th century. Apparently unmarked.

20.75” tall x 9” diameter of base.

Estimate $300-$500

Wool. India. Floral to tribal design on burgundy field.

Three hexagonal center medallions. Also w/ cream, teal, and pink accent colors. Each 30.75” x 51”.

Estimate $300-$500

American, second half of 20th century.

Diameter 10.75”.

Estimate $300-$500

Edmond Malassis (French, born 1874) after Charles Thevenin (French, 1764-1838). “Neoclassical Interior with Knight”- 1928, hand colored etching. Framed 19.25” x 17.5”, sight size 9.5” x 7.5”. Estimate $150-$300

8’6” long and 175” wide.

Provenance: Former catcher with the Chicago Cubs and one of Nashville’s most prolific restaurateurs.

Estimate $300-$500

Ivy colored manor house, framed 7.2” x 8.6”, sight size 4” x 5”; English country house framed 7.9” x 9”, sight size 5.8” x 7”.

Estimate $150-$300

106.

Lot 1056.

1879 Colored Engraving “The Capture of Cetewayo”

Lot 1057.

Heavy Cast Bronze Monastery Bell w/Latin Text

Lot 1058.

English School Portrait of A Stately Man, 1831 Oil

Lot 1059.

Atlanta Campaign Civil War Maps, c.1895

Lot 1060.

19th C. Cont. School “Portrait of Woman w/ Roses”

Lot 1061.

19th C. Engraving, Portrait of Napoleon Bonaparte

Lot 1062.

19th C. English Lithograph, Map of War in the East

Lot 1063.

French Tapestry After “Le Portique de Junon”

Lot 1064.

Collection of Four Portrait Engravings

Lot 1065.

Flameng After Delacroix Etching, “Tasso in Prison”

Lot 1066.

English Stained Oak & Caned Armchair, 18th C.

Lot 1067.

“Waterloo: The Line Will Advance”, Lithograph

Godefrey Durand (French, 1832-c.1891). “The Capture of Cetewayo...” hand colored engraving, an illustration for “The Graphic” pub. October 18, 1879. Sight size 14.75” x 40.5”. Estimate $150-$300

Sheet size 18.5” x 29.25”.

Estimate $100-$200

English, 19th century. “A Panoramic View of the Seat of War in the East”, chromolithograph, published in London in 1855. Sheet size 18 7/8” x 26 1/8”.

Estimate $150-$300

Léopold Flameng (1831-1911) after Eugene Delacroix (French, 1798-1863) “Le Tasse Dans la Prison des Fous (Tasso in Prison)”- 1879, etching on paper. Framed 15.5” x 17.5”. Sight size 10.5” x 12.25”. Estimate $150-$300

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Height 17.25”, width 8.5”, depth 8”.

Estimate $100-$300

Continental School, 19th century. “Portrait of Woman with Roses”, oil on canvas, unsigned.

Framed 14 1/2” x 12 3/8”, unframed 9 3/4” x 7 7/8”.

Estimate $200-$400

French, 20th century.

Overall 56.5” x 42”.

Estimate $200-$400

English, 18th century. height 52.5”, width (across arms) 22.75”, depth 18.5”, seat to floor (to top of cushion) 20”.

Estimate $300-$500

English, second quarter 19th century. “Portrait of a Stately Man”, oil on canvas, inscribed to verso of structure “J. Osborne 1831” likely indicating the name of the sitter. Framed 11 1/2” x 10”, unframed 7 7/8” x 6 1/2”. Estimate $200-$400

Engraved by C.E. Wagstaff after Alfred Grimod d’Orsay, Count d’Orsay (French, 1801-1852). “Napoleon”, hand colored engraving, published in London in 1847. Framed 36.25” x 32.5”, sight size 20” x 16.5”. Estimate $200-$400

Single portrait, framed 8.125” x 6”; triple portrait, framed 7.2” x 13/1”.

Estimate $150-$300

William Barnes Wollen (English, 1857–1936). “Waterloo: The Line Will Advance”, colored lithograph, signed within matrix lower left “W.B. Wollen 1904”. Sight size 19” x 30.25”. Estimate $150-$300

Lot 1068.

Two Hand Colored Engravings of New England, c.1838

Lot 1069.

Collection of 3 Boehm Porcelain Items

Lot 1070.

Henry S. Sadd Mezzotint, “Lord Viscount Nelson”

Lot 1071.

Franz Iffland, “Salome”, Patinated Spelter

Lot 1072.

Pair of Silverplated Floor Lamps, 20th C.

Lot 1073.

Group of Seven Wedgwood Plates and Dishes

Lot 1074.

Small Hand Woven Kazak Throw Rug

Lot 1075.

Late 19th C. Duck Chromolith Print, J.W. Ludlow

Lot 1076.

Cone Form Seed Bead Hat, Likely Native American

Lot 1077.

American School, “Still Life with Apricots” O/P

Lot 1078.

2 Staffordshire Porcelains, 1 Dog, 1 Male on Horse

Lot 1079.

Giltwood Wall Mirror w/Shelf & Candlestands

English, first half 19th century. After William Henry Bartlett (British, 1809-1854).

Framed 17” x 17.25”, sight size 6.75” x 8”.

Estimate $150-$300

Franz Iffland (Germany, 1862 - 1935). “Salome”, patinated spelter with verdigris finish, signed to back “F. Iffland Paris”. Overall 8.25” tall x 4.5” diameter at base.

Estimate $100-$200

Wool. Pakistan. Floral pattern and geometric design on rose center field. Multiple borders. Blue, green, cream and gold accent colors. 2’ 3” x 3’ 2”.

Estimate $150-$300

American School, 20th century to contemporary. “Still Life with Apricots”, oil on panel, indistinguishably signed lower left. Framed 20” x 18”, unframed 14” x 12”.

Estimate $150-$300

American, 20th century. Young American 1776, 12.8” tall; Nuthatch, 10.3” tall; Baby Mockingbird 5.8” tall.

All marked to underside.

Estimate $200-$400

20th century.

Height 55.3”, diameter of base.12.5”.

Estimate $200-$400

Antique print “Carolina Ducks, Mandarin Ducks (Plate 50)”-circa 1873. chromolithograph image originally drawn

by J. W. Ludlow. Framed 16.75” x 15.25”. Sight size 9” x 7.5”.

Estimate $100-$300

Dog, 9 3/8” x 6 3/4” x 4 1/2; man on horseback, 15” x 10.75” x 3.25”.

Estimate $75-$150

Henry S. Sadd (American, 1835-1884). “Lord Viscount Nelson Duke of Bronte, &c .&c..”, mezzotint, inscribed lower right “Nelson Bronte”, published in New York in 1843.

Sheet size 25” x 19”. Estimate $150-$300

Miniature dishes, 3” diameter; small oval platter, 10”; round pink dishes, 6.5”. Each item marked to underside, the two matching plates in their original boxes with paperwork. Estimate $100-$200

17” tall without fringe, 9.5” diameter at opening.

Estimate $200-$400

20th century.

Height 41”, width 19”, depth 6.5”.

Estimate $150-$300

108.

Lot 1080.

1958 Watercolor, “City Skyline From Marina”

Lot 1081.

Baccarat Crystal Figural Sculpture, “Tenderness”

Lot 1082.

“Rocky River at Autumn”, American School O/C

Lot 1083.

Hartstone Pottery Modern Ceramic Wine Chiller

Lot 1084.

1995 Cuban Oil, “Estados de Animos (Moods)”

Lot 1085.

Hand Woven Baluchi Area Rug

Lot 1086.

O. Licini, Oil on Canvas Boat Painting, 20th C.

Lot 1087.

Group of 30 Pantograph Engraved Steel Plates

Lot 1088.

Virgil Ross, Bugs Bunny Animation Cell, Signed

Lot 1089.

Hand Woven Baluchi Area Rug

Lot 1090.

Louis XVI Style Gray Paint Decorated Fauteuil

Lot 1091.

Hand Colored and Signed Map of Brussels, Belgium

American School, mid 20th century. “City Skyline From Marina” - 1958, watercolor on paper, signed lower right JOT ‘58”. Framed 23.5” x 28.75”, sight size 18.25” x 23.5”.

Estimate $150-$300

Hartstone Pottery (American, 20th century). Inscribed signature on bottom “Hartstone Pottery USA”.

Height 9.4”, width (from spout to edge) 9.75”.

Estimate $50-$150

O. Licini (Italian, 20th century), “Small Boat on the Canal”, oil on artist’s board, signed lower right “O. LICINI”. Verso of work inscribed with “W. Scott” under “P1226”. Framed 11.75” x 16”. Unframed 5” x 8.6”. Estimate $200-$400

Wool. Pakistan. Geometric and tribal design on blue center field. Multiple borders. Bright pink, gold, turquoise, and burgundy accent colors. 6’ 9” x 4’ 1”.

Estimate $400-$600

109.

French, 20th century. Underside with stencil Baccarat mark.

Height 5.25”, width 3.25”, depth 2.125”.

Estimate $100-$300

Cuban, late 20th century. “Estados de Animos (Moods)” - 1995, oil on canvas, signed lower right “G. Socarras. H 95”. Framed 38.5” x 29.25”, unframed 38” x 28.75”.

Estimate $150-$300

Most measure 3.5” x 18.125”, some vary in size.

Estimate $150-$300

French, 19th century.

Height 38.75”, width 22” (arm to arm), seat depth 19”, seat height 15”.

Estimate $300-$500

American School, first half 20th century. “Rocky River at Autumn”, oil on vintage advertising board, indistinguishably signed lower left. Framed 10.25” x 14.25 , unframed 8” x 12”.

Estimate $150-$300

Wool. Pakistan. Floral and geometric design on blue field.

Rose, green, brown, and gold accent colors.

6’ 6” x 3’ 9”.

Estimate $400-$600

Virgil Walter Ross (American (California),1907-1996), “Carmen Miranda & Bugs Bunny”, color animation cell, signed lower left “Virgil Ross”, numbered lower right “359/500”. Framed 21.25” x 17.1”. Estimate $300-$500

Map pencil signed indistinguishably lower right, possibly “Anne Leiman”, and pencil numbered lower left “1397/2000”.

Framed 34.75” x 48”, sight size 26.25” x 39.25”.

Estimate $150-$300

Lot 1092.

Tellico Plains, Tennessee Acrylic Painting, Signed

Lot 1093.

19th C. Neoclassical Style Fruitwood Table

Lot 1094.

Toulouse-Lautrec “Les Papillons” Limited Ed. Litho

Lot 1095.

Carved Wood Panel w/ Grape Clusters & Vines

Lot 1096.

Emily Grigaby, Still Life w/Copper Teapot, Signed

Lot 1097.

Group of 4 Art Glass Figurines, Mostly Birds

Lot 1098.

Wayland Moore “Skier” Limited Ed. Signed Serigraph

Lot 1099.

Asian Blue & White Porcelain Pillow, Marked

Lot 1100.

Framed Rock Art Engravings, Phil Benson

Lot 1101.

1930s German Porcelain Figural Lamp, Two Monkeys

Lot 1102.

Heavy Antique Brass Smudge Pot w/ Fire Starter

Lot 1103.

Sterling Silver & Onyx Link Bracelet

American School, 20th century. “Tellico Plains, Tennessee”, acrylic on artist’s board, signed lower left “ERSKINE” in metallic gold pen. Framed 10.5” x 12.75”, unframed 8” x 10”. Estimate $150-$300

Unsigned.

Unframed 15” x 11”.

Estimate $100-$300

Wayland Moore (American, b. 1935-), “Skier”, limited edition color serigraph, pencil signed lower right margin, numbered in pencil lower left margin “203/300”. Framed 29.5” x 35.25”. Sight size 20” x 26”. Estimate $200-$400

German, first half 20th century. Marked to underside with blue stamp of “N” under a five pointed crown - possibly for Ernst Bohne or Carl Thieme. 9” x 5.75” x 5” Estimate $75-$150

Italian, 19th century.

Height 28.75”, diameter 23”.

Estimate $300-$500

American School, Last quarter of 20th century. “Still Life with Copper Teapot”- 1986, oil on canvas, signed “Emily Grigaby 1986” lower right corner. Framed 24.25” x 30.125”. Unframed 18” x 24”. Estimate $150-$300

20th century. Marked on bottom in blue.

Height 3.9”, width 8.5”, depth 4.75”.

Estimate $40-$80

American, early 20th century.

Height to lid finial 7.75” x 5” diameter.

Estimate $50-$100

After Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec (French, 1864-1901). “Les Papillons”, 1978 lithograph from the original 1895 plate, third (final) state, limited edition 187/450. Framed 21 3/8” x 17 3/8”, sight size 16 1/4”x 12 1/4”. Estimate $200-$400

20th century.

Largest 10.25”, smallest 2.6”.

Estimate $150-$300

Phil Benson (American, 20th century). “Desert Bighorn Sheep”, “Spiral Design”, and “Flute Player”. Signature below image. Overall framed 13.75” x 22.5”.

Estimate $100-$300

Marked “925” for sterling.

Bracelet length 7”. Total weight 9.3 grams.

Estimate $50-$150

110.

Lot 1104.

Japanese Studio Raku Ware Pottery Tea Bowl

Lot 1105.

“Abstraction w/ Nails & Wrenches”, Signed Collage

Lot 1106.

Tenmoku & Grey Speckled Glazed Bowl, Japanese

Lot 1107.

7 Faux Ivory Polychromed Buddhist Immortals, Stand

Lot 1108.

Japanese Bizen Ware Bud Vase w/ Green Ash Glaze

Lot 1109.

Porcelain Vase Converted to Table Lamp, 20th C.

Lot 1110.

Pair of Hand Colored Lithos, De Pannemaeker

Lot 1111.

D. Morgan Print “Jack”, Artist’s Proof, Signed

Lot 1112.

Manner of Hardenbergh, Quail Watercolor, Unsigned

Japanese, 20th century.

Unmarked.

2.5” tall x 3.5” diameter of opening.

Estimate $100-$200

Chinese, 20th century.

Each figure 5” head to toe, additional height to some with accessories. Pedestal 2 1/8” x 19 3/4”.

Estimate $200-$400

de Pannemaeker & Fils (Belgian, 19th century) comprising of “Syringa Emodi” and “Vitis Voinieriana”.

11.25” x 15”, and 15” x 11.25”.

Estimate $100-$300

111.

American School, third quarter 20th century. “Abstraction with Nails & Wrenches”, mixed media collage, signed and dated lower right “’73 Hugh”. Framed 3/8” x 32 1/8”, sight size 27 1/8” x 27”. Estimate $200-$400

Japanese, late 19th/ early 20th century.

Unmarked.

7 1/8” tall x 4” diameter.

Estimate $150-$300

D. Morgan (American, Contemporary), “Jack”, sepiatone lithograph print on paper, titled lower right margin above pencil signed signature and “artist proof”. Framed 22.3” x 18.75”. Sight size 14.8” x 11.125”. Estimate $100-$300

Japanese studio, 20th century.

5” tall x 9” diameter at opening.

Estimate $150-$300

Height (to top of finial) 26.25”, diameter of shade 16”, diameter of base 6.75”.

Estimate $50-$150

Gerard Rutgers Hardenbergh (American, 1855-1915), “Two Quail”, watercolor on paper, apparently unsigned.

Framed 17.5” x 21.5”, sight size 10” x 14”.

Estimate $150-$300

Lot 1113.

Set of 7 Satsuma Porcelain Immortal Figurines

Lot 1114.

Japanese Hanging Scroll Depicting Courtly Woman

Lot 1115.

Collection of 23 Japanese Military Sake Cups

Lot 1116.

Group of 3 Asian Figurines & 1 Bronze Hand Bell

Lot 1117.

Two Pairs of Japanese Satsuma Sake Flasks

Lot 1118.

Japanese Blue & Gray Earthenware Bowl w/Flowers

Lot 1119.

Set of 12 950 Sterling Japanese Placecard Holders

Lot 1120.

Japanese Porcelain Sake Cups w/ Immortal Motif

Lot 1121.

Pair of Asian Porcelain Table Lamps, 20th C.

Lot 1122.

Pair of U. Kunisada III, 19th C. Woodblock Prints

Lot 1123.

Pair of Japanese Satsuma Porcelain Lidded Bowls

Lot 1124.

Korean Koryo Style Celadon Glazed Pottery Bowl

Japanese, 20th century. Each marked to underside with two calligraphic marks.

Tallest figurine 3.5” tall.

Estimate $200-$400

Asian, 20th century.

Bell, 3.75” tall; buddha, 3 5/8” tall; standing Indian woman, 5 1/8” tall; pottery Buddhist immortal, 2” tall.

Estimate $200-$400

Japanese, 20th century. Each marked to back of stand “950-S”. Trinkets contained in a lidded wooden box, 1 1/8” x 4” x 2 3/8”. Largest charm 1.25” tall. Total weight 1.51 troy ounces. Estimate $150-$300

Utagawa Kunisada III (Japanese, 1786-1865). Man with fan, framed 21 1/4” x 16 1/2”, sheet size 14 5/8” x 10”; Samurai, framed 20 3/4” x 17 1/2”, sheet size 10” x 6 7/8”.

Estimate $200-$400

Japanese, first half 20th century.

Overall 73” x 24.5”.

Estimate $300-$500

Japanese, 20th century. Larger pair, 6 1/8” tall, smaller pair, 5 5/8” tall. Each bottle marked to underside with the same two figure calligraphic mark.

Estimate $150-$300

Japanese, 20th century.

Each cup 1 1/8” tall x 2” diameter at opening, stand 4” x 15 3/8” x 2 3/4”.

Estimate $150-$300

Japanese, 20th century. Each raised on wooden base and marked on bottom of vessel. Height of porcelain lidded bowl or cup (without base) 3”, diameter of bowl 4.25”.

Estimate $150-$300

Japanese, 20th century.

Largest 3 7/8” diameter, smallest 2 1/4” diameter.

Estimate $200-$400

Japanese, Edo/Meiji Period. Faint blue mark or decoration on bottom of circular foot, otherwise unmarked.

Height 3.1”, diameter of opening 9.25”.

Estimate $300-$500

Asian, 20th century. Unmarked.

Height (to top of black finial) 29.25”, diameter of base 6.25”.

Estimate $150-$300

Korean, 19th century, possibly earlier. Unmarked.

Height 2.125”, diameter 7.25”.

Estimate $100-$300

112.

Lot 1125.

Pair of Chinese Porcelain Cylindrical Vases

Lot 1126.

Kawanabe Kosai, c.1855 Ukiyo-e Woodblock Print

Lot 1127.

Pair of Chinese Famille Rose Porcelain Vases

Lot 1128.

Chinese Round Porcelain Charger w/Figural Motif

Lot 1129.

Japanese Painting on Silk “Two Birds” 19th/20th C.

Lot 1130.

Chinese Carved & Ebonized Wood Plant Stand

Lot 1131.

“City Street Scene”, After Utagawa Hiroshige

Lot 1132.

Chinese Export Porcelain Bowl w/Floral Motif

Lot 1133.

Pair of Chinese Porcelain Faux Bamboo Motif Vases

Lot 1134.

Chinese Large Reverse Painted Glass Snuff Bottle

Lot 1135.

World War II Pilot’s Silk Map of Europe, 1940s

Lot 1136.

Chinese Carved Soapstone Vase, 20th C.

Chinese, 20th century. Bottom with character marks and remnant of wax seal from customs.

Height 14.4”, diameter 5.5”.

Estimate $200-$400

Chinese, 20th century.

Unmarked.

Diameter 13.25”.

Estimate $150-$300

After Utagawa Hiroshige (Japanese, 1797-1858). “City Street Scene”, lithograph on paper laid down, marked with two lines of calligraphy to upper right. Framed 8.25” x 6.25”. Estimate $50-$100

Chinese, 20th century.

Height 4.5”, width 2.75”, depth 1.8”.

Estimate $100-$300

113.

Kawanabe Kyosai (Japanese, 1831-1889). “Townspeople Trying to Subdue the Samurai’s Horse” - c.1855, woodblock print, inscribed upper right. Framed 12 3/4” x 10”, sheet size 6 5/8” x 4 1/2”. Estimate $100-$200

Japanese, late 19th/ early 20th century.

Pigment on silk.

Framed 14 5/8” x 17 7/8”.

Estimate $200-$400

Chinese, Late 19th century, possibly earlier.

Unmarked.

Height 1.75”, diameter 9”.

Estimate $50-$100

World War II era pilot’s multicolored map printed on silk, circa 1940s.

Overall 28” x 29”.

Estimate $50-$150

Chinese, 20th century.

Height 13.5”, diameter of bottom 4.4”.

Estimate $300-$500

Chinese, first half of 20th century.

Height 18.25”, diameter of top 11.5”.

Estimate $150-$300

Chinese, 20th century.

Underside with red wax stamp from customs.

Height 11.5”, diameter 5.25”.

Estimate $200-$400

Chinese.

Height 6.9”, width 9.25”, depth 2.5”.

Estimate $50-$150

Notes

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On behalf of The Ahlers Group and Ahlers & Ogletree Auction Gallery, thank you for joining us at our Spring Estates Auction.

We invite you to mark your calendars for our next auction on May 2nd & 3rd.

A fine, original work by master Abstract Expressionist Willem de Kooning (Dutch, 1904-1997), to be auctioned in May 2015

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Artist List A American School, Early 20th Century…95,185,190,362,426,521,567 Avery, Keith W (after)….435 B Bonheaur, Isidore Jules (after)…29 Bromley, William…..474 C Cardon, Anthony …157 Chatov, Constatine…….578 D Davidson, Thomas (after)…..163 De Korsakoff, S…..90 E English, Marsh…..283 English School, 19th Century….210 F Fennemore, James……359 Fintaonaccio LXXXVII ………550 Flint, Sir William Russell…….282 Frick, Ferd…………………..400 Froment, Eugene………161 G Gaudfroy, Fernand…….286 Gaujean, Eugene……….569 Gladdala, Pino…………..288 H Heath, James………481 Henner, Jean-Jacques………..27 Hemy, Thomas Marie Madawaska (after)…229 Hiller, J.K……….360 J Jansson, Jan…..396

L Lebron, Robert…..88 Lewin, William (also spelled Lewyn)…320,321 Leney, William Satchwell…..128 M Menaboni, Athos Rudolfo….322,323 Mene, Pierre-Jules…180 McKenney and Hall…430,432 O Orme, Daniel …..480 R Reece, Maynard….539 Remington, Frederick (after)….369 Reynolds, Samuel William…32 Robinson, John Henry…….483 Russell, Charles M. (after)….24 S Scott, James….554 Skelton, William…..4 Stacpoole, Frederick….3 Spampinato, Clemente…..367 Steell, David George…204 Stein, Bert….283 Stickley, Mimi……517 T Tagaris, Andrew Athan….30 TAVIII………..98 Thackeray, William (circle of)……..119 Thew, Robert……….575 Tomkins, C.A. (after Frank Feller)…159 W Wilshire, Jim….198 Woodville, Richard Canton II (after)……134, 140, 475 Wright, George……..178

K Kelley, Tom Sr……..285 Komarisky………515

Glossary of Catalog Terms: Thomas Cole In our professional qualified opinion, we believe the work is by the artist named.

Attributed to Thomas Cole In our professional qualified opinion, we believe the work may be ascribed to the artist named based on the style and period, however, our opinion is less certain than the previous designation School of or Follower of Thomas Cole In our professional qualified opinion, this work is from the period of the artist named, likely a student, studio assistant or follower of the artist, however, not by the artist named.

After Thomas Cole In our professional qualified opinion, this work is a copy of a known work by the artist named.

In the Manner or Style of Thomas Cole In our professional qualified opinion, the work is in the artistic style of the artist named, however, it is from a later period.

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