American Furniture, Folk & Decorative Arts by Freeman's

American Furniture, Folk & Decorative Arts November 12, 2019

American Furniture, Folk & Decorative Arts AUCT ION Sale 1647 Tuesday, November 12 at 10 am 1808 Chestnut St Philadelphia PA freemansauction.com

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Left: Lot 83 (detail), Cover: Lot 80 (detail), Inside Front Cover: Lot 99 (detail) Inside Back Cover: Lot 3 (detail) Previous Page: Lot 84 (detail)

1 American School 19th century

Portrait of Benjamin Franklin (1705-1790) Oil on canvas, framed. 24 in. x 19 in. (sight) $1,000-2,000

2 Anglo-Continental School 18th/19th century

Portrait miniature of Benjamin Franklin (1705-1790) in a fur hat Watercolor on paper, the reverse inscribed “Garthe 4373 Sir...Benj. Franklin”, framed. 2 1/4 in. x 1 3/4 in. provenance

Private collection, Pennsylvania. $800-1,200

3 Sterling silver open-face pocket watch

A. Hollisone, Liverpool, England, circa 1820 With sterling silver case, marked with indistinct English hallmark, and having paper label to interior “Lewis R. Broomall Clock & Watch Maker & Jeweller No. 110 N. 2nd St. 2nd door bel. Race Philada”, the brass watch works engraved with profile portrait of Benjamin Franklin and inscribed “Franklin”; the works also inscribed “A Hollisone Liverpool”; the silver back cover with sterling silver hallmarks for Vale & Co., Birmingham, England, 1819-1822. L: 2 3/4 in. provenance

Private collection, Pennsylvania. $800-1,200

4 Benjamin Franklin’s Chart of the Gulf Stream, Remarques sur la Navigation de Terre-Neuve à New-York afin d’éviter les Courrants et les bas-fonds au Sud de Nantucket et du Banc de George George-Louis Le Rouge, Paris, circa 1783

Engraving on period French watermarked laid paper, framed. Plate mark: 13 1/4 in. x 15 1/16 in.; Neat line: 12 1/2 in. x 14 1/4 in.; Sheet: 18 1/4 in. x 24 5/16 in. provenance

This is almost certainly one of a group of Le Rouge’s Charts of the Gulf Stream brought to Philadelphia by Benjamin Franklin (1705-1790) in 1785 upon completion of his role as minister plenipotentiary to France. The Charts descended to Sarah Franklin Bache (1743-1808), thence to Benjamin Franklin Bache (1769-1798), Dr. Franklin Bache (1792-1864), Charles Meigs Bache (1829-1890), Franklin Bache (1869-1946), Henrietta Bache Jayne (1908-1977), Timothy Jayne (19322018), to the present owner. In the 19th century, several of these Charts were obtained by prominent Philadelphia book and map collectors.

Dr. Thomas Hewson Bache (1826-1912), a son of Dr. Franklin Bache, presented one with the identical watermark to The Library Company in the 19th century. Franklin Bache presented another to the Library of Congress in 1935. note

Benjamin Franklin and his cousin Timothy Folger- a Nantucket merchant captain- are credited with formally naming the Gulf Stream. A naturally occurring river within the Atlantic Ocean, it was known to Spanish navigators for centuries but kept secret. American merchants had recognized a “Northeast current” that shortened their return trip from Europe by as much as two weeks and whalers were familiar with the current by observing the migration of whales. Together, Franklin and Folger produced a chart showing the location of the Gulf Stream in 1768, first published in London. Franklin had this English chart translated into French and printed in Paris by Le Rouge with the intention of providing copies to all French captains assisting the American colonies during the War of Independence. $20,000-30,000

5 Group of four household items 18th/19th century

Comprising a brass wax seal for Delaware County, Pennsylvania; a French seal depicting a profile portrait of Benjamin Franklin, inscribed “Benjamin Franklin ne a Boston le 17 Janvier 1706/Mort a Philadelphie an 1790”; a papiermâché snuff box depicting the victory of Oliver Hazard Perry and the American Navy over the English ships during the Battle of Lake Erie; and a six shillings note from New Jersey, dated March 25, 1776. Dia: 3 1/2 in. (snuff box) provenance

Snuff box: Birnbaum Auction Galleries, Collection of Robert C. Wallace, lot 305. Private collection, Pennsylvania. $800-1,200

6 Group of five carved wood, ivory, and brass-inlaid snuff boxes English, late 18th/early 19th century L: 6 in. (longest) provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $800-1,200

7 French silver key-wind open face pocket watch Gaiyarenques a Lavaur, first half 19th century

White enamel face inscribed “Gaiyarenques a Lavaur”; the back cover engraved with a portrait of Admiral John Paul Jones and inscribed “L’Admiral Jones/ Celebre Marin ne en Ecosse 1747-1792”; the reverse of works engraved “Gaiyarenques a Lavaur.” L: 2 1/2 in. provenance

Private collection, Pennsylvania. $500-800

8 Pair of Nuremberg engraved brass candlesticks German, circa 1650 Marked to bases. H: 8 1/2 in. provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $1,500-2,500

9 Two William & Mary carved oak joint stools with drop leaves English, late 17th/18th century H: 20 in. W: 12 in. L: 23 1/2 in. (largest, closed) provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $600-1,000

10 William & Mary walnut dressing table 18th century and later

Together with a William & Mary walnut joint stool. H: 29 in. W: 21 1/4 in. L: 36 in. provenance

Philadelphia collection. $1,000-1,500

Three Spanish Colonial silver repoussé rectangular sideboard dishes

Spanish Colonial covered

Group of four Spanish Colonial silver candlesticks

Possibly Potosi, Bolivia, early 18th century One gilt-washed, each with floral motifs and decorated with various animals including birds and dogs; the gilt-washed example with engraved crown over “S” on underside; no visible marks. L: 13 in. W: 9 1/2 in. Total weight: 52.125 oz. t. provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $3,000-5,000

hierbera Possibly Bolivia or Peru, late 18th century Of oblong form, with shell-form feet, the body and lids engraved with rococo motifs and dogs; struck twice with “AR” mark. H: 6 in. L: 6 in. Weight: 17.175 oz. t. provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $800-1,200

14 Carved oak coffer

English, late 17th century H: 22 in. W: 15 in. L: 49 1/2 in. provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $600-800

South American, 17th/18th century Including a pair; no visible marks. H: 9 in. (tallest) Total weight: 71.725 oz. t. provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $2,500-3,500

15 Pair of Spanish Colonial silver chargers

Guatemala City, Guatemala, late 18th century With beaded and scalloped rims, inscribed “Da Ma Ita. Castillo” to underside of rims; marked with Santiago on horseback between two volcanos and ‘de busto’ crown, and maker’s mark “Do Angulo.” Dia: 8 1/2 in. Total weight: 21.645 oz. t. provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $1,500-2,500

16 Spanish Colonial silver oblong serving dish

South American, possibly Bolivia or Peru, late 18th century The rim decorated with leaf motifs, the handles in the form of lion heads with foliage-form rings; no visible marks. L: 16 1/2 in. W: 11 1/2 in. Weight: 43.015 oz. t. provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $1,000-2,000

Two Spanish Colonial silver drinking vessels

Spanish Colonial silver footed drinking vessel

The footed example with lobed sides, registers with floral designs at rim, and handles in the form of birds on branches; the second example with handles in the form of Pre-Columbian figures. H: 2 1/2 in. Dia: 5 1/2 in. (largest) Total weight: 6.055 oz. t.

With register of floral motifs at rim and handles in the form of foliage; underside marked with Santiago on horseback between two volcanos and ‘de busto’ crown; maker’s mark rubbed. H: 2 1/2 in. Dia: 5 in. Weight: 4.265 oz. t.

Probably Bolivia or Peru, late 18th/19th century

provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $600-800

Guatemala City, Guatemala, late 18th century

provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $300-500

19 Group of ten Spanish Colonial silver and pewter chargers, dishes and mug Central or South American, late 18th century

The largest charger with scalloped rim, marked “Berastigue” and “SLR” to underside; a pair of round chargers with indistinct inscriptions “qs’qe” to underside; a round charger inscribed “UTS” and “Ara” to underside; a pewter mug inscribed “MO” to underside; and five scalloped chargers and dishes, apparently unmarked. Dia: 17 in. (largest) Total weight: 146.69 oz. t. (silver items only) provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $4,000-6,000

20 Two silver, brass, and iron chatelaines Possibly Spanish Colonial, 18th/19th century

The first, of silver, with vinaigrette to one end and a metal razor to the other end, with cast animal to handle; the second, of brass and iron, bearing two picks to one end and tweezers and ear scoop to other end; apparently unmarked. L: 20 1/2 in. (with chain fully extended) provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $300-500

21 Two leather bags with silver studs and milagros

South American, probably Peru, late 19th/ early 20th century One bag with Peruvian coat of arms, milagros in the form of various animals and shapes, and Peruvian coins. 5 1/2 in. x 4 3/4 in. (larger, excluding strap) provenance

Brunk Auctions, Asheville, NC, lot 1190, November 9, 2008. Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $500-800

22 Group of four silver and gold tupus

Andean Region, South America, three pre17th century and one likely 18th century Comprising three silver and/or silver alloy examples, categorized as broadly Andean, possibly Inca or Wari, pre-17th century; and a gold pierced repoussé example, displaying a bird and swirls, likely 18th century; all displayed under two glass cloches. L: 3 1/2 in. (gold example) provenance

For similar related examples, see Metropolitan Museum of Art Accession Number: 64.228.701 and 64.228.703. Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $800-1,200

23 German parcel-gilt silver cup of Germantown interest Underside inscribed and dated “Benj Lehman 1801”

Engraved with floral motifs surrounding three cartouches bearing religious imagery: memento mori scene with angel, skull, and hourglass; a figure holding flaming heart with earthly treasures; and a representation of the Roman Empire with various Christian countries and two doves; marked to underside; with box retaining provenance: “Henrietta E. Lehman/Given to her when a little girl by her great uncle Benjamin Lehman of Germantown.” Weight: 3.565 oz. t. provenance

Stanley W. Root, Jr., Chestnut Hill, Pennsylvania. Henrietta Brown and Benjamin Lehman, descendants of Godryd Lehman of Germantown, Pennsylvania. note

Stanley W. Root, Jr., born at Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, grew up in Chestnut Hill. Part of a military family, he was an army veteran. Root was an active member of his community, and he served as president of the Union League of Philadelphia. His mother, Henrietta Brown (born Henrietta Lehman), was given the silver cup by her great uncle Benjamin Lehman. Godfryd Lehman, a family ancestor, was one of the original settlers of Germantown, following Francis Daniel Pastorius sometime after 1683. $300-500

24 Silver porringer

Inscribed and dated, “Mary Francis Parker from Abbott Lawrence dec. 10 1833” Apparently unmarked. Weight: 7.190 oz. t. note

Abbott Lawrence (1792-1855) was founder of Lawrence, Massachusetts, which was at the time the center for New England’s textile industry. Lawrence operated merchant and textile businesses in partnership with his brothers. He also served as an influential politician, eventually running as a Whig for vice president in the 1848 election, although he was unsuccessful in achieving the nomination. Lawrence spent the remainder of his career in various political roles, and he died in Boston. $500-800

25 Queen Anne beech cheston-stand first half 18th century H: 64 in. W: 43 1/4 in. D: 24 1/2 in. provenance

The estate of a Virginia collector. $2,000-2,500

26 Tooled leather key basket Virginia, North or South Carolina, mid-19th century H: 6 1/2 in. L: 5 7/8 in. provenance

Mooreland Farms, Hickory Grove Road, Bennettsville, South Carolina. Purchased at Moreland family estate sale, 1999. $2,000-3,000

27 Queen Anne walnut slant-front desk Virginia, circa 1730-1740 H: 40 in. W: 21 1/2 in. L: 38 in. provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. note

Purportedly one of the earliest Virginian desks known to survive. $1,500-2,500

28 Group of eight brass tobacco or snuff boxes English, Dutch, and American, 17th-19th century

Of varying forms and variously engraved and dated, one showing Native Americans cultivating tobacco, inscribed “Corn Willson 1772 , another, inscribed , “J.B. Jones Shomokin, PA America 1899.” L: 4 1/2 in. (longest) provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $1,000-2,000

29 Collection of sixteen pewter, steel, brass, and iron tobacco and snuff boxes and other various scent-related articles Most English, 18th/19th century L: 6 1/2 in. (longest) provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $2,000-3,000

30 Group of seven inlaid and decorated tortoiseshell, ivory, horn, wood, and metal snuff/patch boxes English and Continental, late 17th-early 19th century Comprising three tortoiseshell examples with silver and brass inlaid devices. L: 4 in. (longest) provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $2,000-3,000

31 Collection of six brass tobacco or snuff boxes

English, Dutch, and American, 17th-19th century Of varying forms and variously engraved, including one accompanied by a note, “David Stanwood- Born Oct. 28, 1806 at 19 y(ears) of age Capt. of a ship in East India Trade- Brought to his wife Susan E. Winchester Stanwood from a trip in 1828”; and a puzzle box, inscribed “Thomas Staners Marenr in Dundie his box 1714” and decorated with figures and representations of various European countries, with custom-fitted display cloche. L: 4 3/4 in. (longest) provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. The puzzle box retaining labels: Sotheby’s, Boonshaft Collection, #94- 19, Lot 104. $1,000-2,000

32 Queen Anne maple high chest Connecticut, 18th century H: 70 in. W: 38 in. D: 20 in. provenance

Pittsburgh Family Collection. $3,000-5,000

33 Group of six brass “Heemskerk” candlesticks

Dutch, second half 17th century H: 8 3/4 in. provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $800-1,200

34 Group of fifteen brass candlesticks English and Dutch, 17th-19th century Including two chambersticks. H: 8 1/2 in. (tallest) provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $1,000-2,000

35 Queen Anne cherrywood carved high chest Connecticut, 18th century

Flat molded cornice above arrangement of four short drawers centering an fancarved drawer and four long drawers below, on base with a single long drawer and two short drawers centering a fancarved drawer, cabriole legs ending in pad feet. H: 70 in. W: 20 in. L: 38 in. $2,500-5,000

36 Queen Anne mahogany backstool Maryland, mid-18th century

With ink inscription to webbing underneath, “W. Mullen Valley Forge, PA.” H: 36 in. $800-1,200

37 Small Chippendale mahogany looking glass 18th century H: 20 in. W: 12 in. $500-800

38 Dutch Delft “Varinas” tobacco jar and three Delft Chargers 18th century

With brass cover, marked “B.P.” to underside, the chargers decorated with floral and landscape motifs. H: 13 in. Dia: 12 1/2 in. $800-1,200

39 Carved and painted tobacconist counter figure 19th century H: 25 in. provenance

Property of a Villanova estate. $1,000-2,000

40 Group of seven Dutch Delft calendar plates Lampetkan Factory, under Widow Gerret Brower, circa 1750-1760

Depicting March, April, July, September, October, November, and December. Dia: 9 in. provenance

B. F. Edwards Collection. Mark & Marjorie Allen Antiques, Laconia, New Hampshire. $1,200-1,500

41 Chippendale carved mahogany armchair

possibly New York, NY, 18th century Pierced splat, acanthus-carved knees, gadrooned seat rail, cabriole legs ending in ball-and-claw feet. H: 36 1/2 in. W: 25 in. D: 20 1/4 in. $1,000-2,000

Group of forty-eight Dutch Delft blue and polychrome tiles

Group of forty-six Dutch Delft blue and manganese tiles

All depicting figures of domestic and civic life, flowers, birds, and Dutch buildings. 5 1/4 in. x 5 1/4 in.

Illustrating Biblical scenes and depicting animals within roundels and one depicting a cupid. 5 1/4 in. x 5 1/4 in.

17th-19th century

provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $2,000-3,000

18th century

provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $1,500-3,000

44 Group of twenty-seven Dutch Delft blue and manganese tiles 17th/18th century

All bearing floral or fruit basket motifs to center. 5 in. x 5 in. provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $1,000-1,500

Group of forty-four Dutch Delft blue and manganese tiles

Group of twenty-two Dutch Delft manganese and polychrome tiles

All depicting scenes of Dutch domestic and rural life, within roundels or octagons. 5 in. x 5 in.

All bearing central floral motifs within quadrants or roundels, six with fleur-de-lis to corners and two with flowers to corners.; together with four blank tiles. 5 1/4 in. x 5 1/4 in. (larger tiles)

18th century

provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $1,500-2,500

17th/18th century

provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $1,500-2,500

47 Gilbert Stuart (1755-1828)

Portrait of Ozias Humphrey, R. A. (1742-1810) Oil on canvas, framed. 29 1/2 in. x 24 in. (sight) provenance

By descent from the sitter. Dr. Crompton, Cranleigh, England. Thence by descent to Stephen Rowland, London, 1891. Charles Henry Hart, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1914, acquired from Stephen Rowland. By descent to Charles’ wife, Mrs. Charles Henry Hart, New York. Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Payson, New York. Parke-Bernet Galleries, Inc., New York, New York, May 11, 1966, Sale 2438, Lot 33. Purchased at above sale by Dr. John J. McDonough, Youngstown, Ohio. Sold in McDonough’s sale: Sotheby Parke-Bernet, New York, New York, March 22, 1978, Sale 4098, Lot 9.

48 Queen Anne walnut dressing table Philadelphia, PA, circa 1750

The molded top with notched corners, shaped apron, trifid feet, appears to retain original brasses. H: 31 in. W: 20 1/2 in. L: 34 in. provenance

Property of a Delaware estate. $4,000-6,000

traveling exhibition history

A Panorama of American Painting: The John J. McDonough Collection, New Orleans Museum of Art, New Orleans, Louisiana; Fine Arts Gallery of San Diego, San Diego, California; Marion Koogler McNay Art Institute, San Antonio, Texas; Arkansas Arts Center, Little Rock, Arkansas; Westmoreland Museum of Art, Greensburg, Pennsylvania; The North Carolina Museum of Art, Raleigh, North Carolina; Oklahoma Art Center, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; Butler Art Institute, Youngstown, Ohio, April 1975-October 1976, p. 61, no. 54, illustration plate 3. literature

Connoisseur, June 1914, pg. 85. Williamson, George C., Life and Works of Ozias Humphrey, R. A. (London: Bodley Head, 1918), opposite pg. 218. Arts and Decoration, November 1922, pg. 35. Park, Lawrence, Gilbert Stuart: An Illustrated Descriptive List of His Works, vol. I (New York: William Edwin Rudge, 1926), pg. 423, no. 423, and vol. III, pg. 255. $15,000-25,000

49 James Sharples Sr. (1751-1811)

Pair of portraits: lady and gentleman, circa 1790 Pastel on paper, framed. 9 1/2 in. x 7 1/2 in. (sight) provenance

Private collection. Sotheby Parke-Bernet, New York, New York, April 29, 1977, Sale 3981, Lot 448. Mrs. William H. Bender, Bronxville, New York. $1,500-2,500

50 Queen Anne walnut compass-seat side chair

New England, mid-18th century With carved and pierced splat, turned stretchers, and cabriole legs ending in pad feet. H: 38 in. $1,500-2,500

51 Queen Anne carved figured maple high chest

Portsmouth, NH, circa 1785 H: 71 in. W: 18 1/2 in. L: 38 1/2 in. note

For another maple high chest with nearly identical shell carving, see Jobe, Brock, Portsmouth Furniture: Masterworks from the New Hampshire Seacoast (1993), pg. 140. $8,000-12,000

52 After Gilbert Stuart (1755-1828) Portrait miniature of George Washington, 19th century

Watercolor on ivory, gilt surround fitted as a brooch. 1 in. x 3/4 in. (sight) provenance

Private collection, Pennsylvania. $500-800

53 18 karat gold hunting case pocket watch M. J. Tobias, Liverpool, England, first quarter 19th century The face cover engraved with a portrait of George Washington after Gilbert Stuart, surrounded by floral motifs; the other side engraved with floral motifs; the interior inscribed “M. J. Tobias Liverpool/Hands/ Patent Lever/Full Jewelled”; marked 18 karat. L: 2 1/4 in. provenance

Private collection, Pennsylvania. $500-800

54 American School 19th century Portrait of George Washington (1732-1799) Oil on canvas, framed. 26 1/4 in. x 20 in. (sight) $2,000-3,000

55 After Léon Cogniet (French, 1794-1880)

Portrait of George Washington at Yorktown Signed and dated, “C. Dickinson 1836”, l.l., oil on canvas, framed. 24 1/2 in. x 20 1/2 in. (sight) provenance

Property of a Pennsylvania Institution. $3,000-5,000

56 Chippendale carved walnut side chair Philadelphia, PA, circa 1765

With ruffled shell to crestrail, shell to seat rail and knees, ball-and-claw feet, retaining old label to interior front seat rail, inscribed “T. G. Littell Wilmington, Delaware”. H: 40 in. provenance

Property of a Delaware estate. note

The chair was likely owned at one time by Thomas Gardner Littell (1837-1911) an Episcopalian priest who served at St. John’s Church in Wilmington from 1868 until 1894. The prominent Littell family was related through marriage to the Shippen, Willing and Morris families of Philadelphia and Wilmington. The Littell Family papers are in the collections of the University of Delaware Library. $3,000-5,000

57 Thomas Otter (1832-1890)

Two works: Washington’s Headquarters near Hartsville, Bucks Co. and a House near Bethlehem, PA Signed with artist’s cipher to Washington’s headquarters, l.l.; with paper labels to reverse, “Washington’s head quarters, near Hartsville, Bucks Co., PA, where Lafayette reported for duty, August 1777 D” and “A house at Bethlehem, PA, to which Lafayette was carried after he was wounded at the Battle of Brandywine Sept. 1777”; oil on canvas, framed. 9 1/2 in. x 5 3/4 in. (sight) note

Thomas Otter was a trained artist, having an education at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts. He is best-known for his landscapes, particularly his representations of the Bucks County countryside. His associations with other local figures include Henry Mercer, with whom he assisted in founding the Bucks County Historical Society. Otter called Doylestown his final home, living there until his death. $1,000-1,500

58 18 karat gold key-wind hunting case pocket watch

Gabriel D. Clark, Baltimore, MD, first half 19th century The front cover engraved with Revolutionary War scene; the back cover engraved with floral motifs; the interior face engraved with waterside town scene; the back side of works inscribed “Detached Lever/13 Jewels/Gabriel D. Clark Baltimore”; marked “JB” to interior of back cover. L: 2 3/4 in. provenance

Private collection, Pennsylvania. $500-800

59 Terracotta portrait bust plaque of George Washington

New York Architectural Terra-Cotta Co., dated “1887” With stamped mark and date to bottom. H: 23 1/2 in. W: 18 3/4 in. note

The New York Architectural Terra-Cotta Works was established in 1886 as a source for decorative elements on building facades. Carnegie Hall is just one New York landmark that sports the company’s products. The factory, located on Vernon Boulevard just below the Queensboro Bridge in Long Island City, Queens, thrived until its closure in 1928-1929. The only structure from the Terra-Cotta Works complex which survives is the office, designed by Francis H. Kimball and built in 1892. The building, a mixture of architectural styles, is bedecked in terracotta plaques, moldings, chimneypieces, and other fixtures, meant as a overt advertisement in itself. Changing ownership over the years, the building was designated a historic landmark in 1982. Still standing, it remains vacant today. (see Gray, Christopher, “Cityscape: The New York Architectural TerraCotta Works; A Jewel in the Shadow of the Queensboro Bridge”, The New York Times , March 29, 1987). $3,000-5,000

60 Decoupaged wood soap box and group of eight papier-mâché snuff boxes circa 1810-1860

The soap box with printed label, “Ezra Wood Manufacturer Buckland Mss.”, depicting Washington and Lafayette ; two snuff boxes depicting General Lafayette; one depicting the “Glorious Victory” of the United States over the Macedonia, one showing the Declaration of Independence; one with an advertisement for Henry Reill & Co.’s Celebrated Snuff and Tobacco Manufactory”, another depicting a domestic scene with inscription to lid, “Lieut. Wm Betts Griffith N.Y. Vol.s 1812-1814 Born 1788. Died 1857.,” a phrenological diagram, and a calendar of saints for 1853. Dia: 4 1/2 in. (largest) provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. note

According to a 1942 article in The Magazine Antiques, Ezra Wood (1798-1841) was a miniaturist in Buckland, Massachusetts (active circa 1830-1831). Known as the “puffy sleeve artist,” he also supplemented his income by manufacturing wooden hair equipment and distributing liquor with an active license. $2,500-3,500

61 Manner of Raphaelle Peale (1774-1825)

Portrait miniature of a gentleman, said to be Joseph Wharton of Philadelphia, PA, late 18th century The obverse with iridescent enamel backing with hair work sprays decorated with seed pearls and gold threads, surrounding a blue enamel roundel bearing seed pearls in the arrangement of the monogram “JW”; watercolor on ivory, gilt case. 2 1/4 in. x 1 3/4 in. (sight) provenance

Frederic R. Kirkland Sale: Parke Bernet Galleries, New York, Sale No. 2094, March 13-14, 1962, lot 420. Private collection, Pennsylvania. $1,500-2,500

American School 19th century

English School 19th century

With indistinct inscription to reverse of case, “Miniature of...Caldwell (Rachel Bishop?)...of...Pauses Webb.”; watercolor on ivory, red leather case. 2 3/4 in. x 2 1/4 in. (sight)

With paper backings inscribed, “Joseph Smith Husband of Ann Smith and Father of Charles Smith aged 35 years Oct. 21st 1837/ Joseph Smith born Cranbrook Kent Charles Smith born Allerton Kent”, watercolor on ivory, framed. 2 3/4 in. x 2 1/4 in. (sight)

provenance

note

$400-600

Portrait miniature of a lady with bonnet, early 19th century

Private collection, Pennsylvania. The sitter is possibly Rachel Bishop Caldwell (1771-1850) of Hartford, Connecticut. She was married to John Caldwell (1755-1838) on January 3, 1813.

Portrait miniature of Joseph Smith, circa 1837

Private collection, Pennsylvania.

$400-600

64 Attributed to William Verstille (1757-1803)

Portrait miniature of a young girl Watercolor on ivory, gilt case. 1 1/2 in. x 1 1/4 in. (sight) provenance

Private collection, Pennsylvania. $1,500-2,500

65 American School 19th century

Three works: Germantown and Philadelphia Views Watercolor and ink on paper, the first, inscribed, “Old Indian Queen Tavern Fifth Above Chestnut St. East Side Drawn by Gen. Sully 1833” with an additional note, “Copied from a copy in Bement Collection by J.M.K. 1896.” the second, with note on verso, “Germantown Public Market, as it was in 1790. Watercolor by Jo Jackson, historian, author and artist...,” and the third, entitled, “George Washington’s Residence in Germantown 1793”, second and third framed. 10 1/2 in. x 13 in., 5 1/2 in. x 9 in. (sight) and 8 1/2 in. x 11 3/4 in. (sight) $800-1,200

66 Miniature Chippendale walnut chest late 18th century

Shaped apron, on bracket feet. H: 8 1/2 in. W: 8 1/4 in. L: 13 1/2 in. provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $1,000-1,500

67 James Peale (1749-1831)

Portrait miniature of a gentleman believed to be Sebastian Bauman, dated “1795” Signed and dated, “JP 1795”, l.r.; watercolor on ivory, gilt case with hair work to obverse and gold cipher “SB.” 2 3/4 in. x 2 1/4 in. (sight) provenance

Private collection, Pennsylvania. note

Sebastian Bauman (1739-1803) was a major in the Second Continental Artillery during the Revolutionary War. He is known for his detailed map of the Siege of Yorktown, which he executed on the days following the British surrender on October 19, 1781 (see the American Revolutionary Institute of the Society of the Cincinnati for additional information). $3,000-5,000

68 Pair of Chippendale walnut side chairs Philadelphia, PA, late 18th century

With Gothic splats, on Marlborough legs. H: 38 in. provenance

Property of a Delaware estate. $600-800

69 Chippendale mahogany tilt-top candlestand Philadelphia, PA, circa 1770

Dish top, birdcage, with suppressed ball support, on pad feet. H: 17 in. Dia: 19 in. provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $2,000-3,000

70 Chippendale carved mahogany secretary bookcase Possibly Boston, MA, circa 1780

Accompanied by a brass plaque once installed to interior inscribed “This Desk once the property of Johannes Cornelis Cuyler of Albany (born Dec. 5th 1766, died Oct. 25th 1828), was saved during the fire which destroyed Woodlands, the house of his son, Colonel William Tremper Cuyler, at Cuylersville, N.Y., Feb. 22nd, 1857. On his death at Cuylersville, Dec. 21st, 1864, it passed to his only son, George Maley Cuyler, and on his death, March 11, 1910, to his nephew Marcus J. Reynolds of Albany”. H: 100 in. W: 45 in. D: 24 in. provenance

Johannes Cornelis Cuyler (1766-1828) of Albany, New York. Thence by descent to architect Marcus J. Reynolds (1869-1911) of Albany, New York. Pittsburgh Family Collection. note

Johannes (John) Cornelis Cuyler (17661828) was born in Schenectady to Cornelis Johannes Cuyler (1735-1775) and Annatje Wendell (born 1737). In 1787, Cuyler married Hanna Maleydaughter of John and Catherine Tremper Maley, one of Albany’s wealthiest couples. The Cuylers had eight children. $8,000-12,000

71 Group of six rare “trumpet base” candlesticks English, mid-17th century H: 7 1/2 in. (tallest) provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $3,000-5,000

72 Group of six brass candlesticks

German or Flemish, 16th/17th century Including a turned brass pricket candlestick. H: 12 in. (tallest) provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $2,000-3,000

73 Group of twelve Continental brass candlesticks

Dutch, Flemish, and Spanish, 17th century H: 9 in. provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $3,000-4,000

74 Federal carved mahogany side chair

Attributed to Daniel Trotter (1747-1800), Philadelphia, PA, circa 1790 With four pierced splats, each with central plume motif, the top of the curved stiles carved with foliate devices. H: 38 in. provenance

By direct descent from Philadelphia merchant, Nathan Trotter (1787-1853), son of Daniel (17471800) and wife Rebeccah Conarroe Trotter to the present consignor. note

Nathan Trotter operated one of the largest metal importing businesses on the East Coast . $2,000-3,000

75 Chippendale mahogany drop-leaf table

Philadelphia, PA, circa 1780 Shaped apron, cabriole legs, ball-and-claw feet. H: 28 in. W: 16 1/2 in. L: 48 in. provenance

Pittsburgh Family Collection. $1,000-2,000

76 Group of six household wares 18th/19th century

Comprising three Chinese Export porcelain tea caddies with floral motifs and scenic view, 18th century; a G1-51 molded glass Washington Taylor flask, Dyottville Glass Works, Philadelphia, PA, 19th century; a blown and etched glass flask with bird and monogram “FS” above floral motif to one side, and date “1790” with floral motifs to other side; and a toleware document box with floral motifs, early 19th century. H: 7 1/2 in. (box) $800-1,200

77 Chippendale figured maple tall chest New England, late 18th century H: 68 1/2 in. W: 38 in. D: 19 1/2 in. provenance

Pittsburgh Family Collection. $2,500-3,500

78 Group of seventeen glass tablewares

Most English, 18th/early 19th century Comprising seven wine glasses, many with colored and opaque twist stems; six cut, etched, and turned flip cups and beakers of varying sizes; and four small molded liquor decanters bearing various enameled liquor labels: cognac, whisky, brandy, and triple sec. H: 8 1/4 in. (tallest) provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $1,000-2,000

79 Group of seven glass tablewares

English and American, 18th/19th century Including three decanters, a molded flask, creamer, covered sugar dish, and a glass cloche. H: 12 in. (tallest) provenance

Pittsburgh Family Collection. $800-1,200

80 Group of six silver and cowrie shellmounted snuff and patch boxes

American and Continental makers, 18th/19th century Comprising two cowrie shell-mounted snuff boxes, the larger engraved with eagle, patriotic shield, and banner reading “Commerce and Freedom”, the smaller box inscribed “USJ Brandywine/La dadiva ae amor/From D. Cameron to his affectionate sister J. Cameron, both apparently unmarked”; a silver snuff box with lapped edge and engraved with monogram “APC”, marked “IC” to interior; a navette form silver nutmeg grater with brightcut cartouche with monogram “JT”, marked “IP” to interior; a pierced round box with courting doves and floral motifs, inscribed with monogram “TTF” and marked “Hafner C” (?) to underside; and a small silver patch box inscribed with monogram “KJK” and engraved with palmetto, apparently unmarked. L: 2 1/2 in. (longest) provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $1,000-2,000

Federal three-piece silver tea service

Silver punch ladle

Urn-form, with reeded bodies and band of engraved foliage motifs and laurel cartouche bearing monograms: teapot and creamer inscribed “JMJ” and sugar bowl inscribed “JED”. H: 11 1/2 in. (tallest) Total weight: 53.495 oz. t.

The end of handle with bright-cut cartouche surrounding engraved armorial crest. L: 14 in. Weight: 7.055 oz. t.

John McMullin (1765-1843), Philadelphia, PA, circa 1805

$1,500-2,500

Standish Barry (1763-1844), Baltimore, MD, circa 1790

provenance

Private collection, Pennsylvania. $800-1,200

83 Map of the United States with the contiguous British & Spanish Possessions Compiled from the latest & best authorities. Philadelphia John Melish (Scottish/American 1771-1822) First Edition, 5th State (Ristow), 1816

Engraved folding map by J. Vallance and H.S. Tanner, in 40 sections mounted on linen, hand-colored; Cadiz and Cambridge appear in Ohio, Frankfort is renamed Washington, Charleston replaces CH in Western Virginia, Great Falls and Salt works added to Virginia, N. Geneva is deleted and re-engraved near Union in SW Pennsylvania, the road between Steubenville and Zanesville is relocated in Ohio. approx. 35 in. x 58 in. open. provenance

Property of a Virginia gentleman. note

According to Walter Ristow (1908-2006), the pioneering map librarian and author, John Melish “played a leading role in bringing together from many and varied sources, the

geographical knowledge of the period, and in presenting it in a attractive and orderly manner for the edification and enlightenment of citizens and visitors alike during the expanding and formative year of the young nation.” Melish is considered the first accurate American map maker. Born in Scotland, Melish settled in Philadelphia in 1812 and established a publishing company focused on maps and guidebooks. This map is one of only 100 of the 5th state or version printed in 1816. Twenty-five different states or versions were eventually printed between 1816-1823. They represent the first attempts to depict the territory beyond the Mississippi, and the first American map to depict the country from coast to coast. Constantly revised and “compiled from the latest & best authorities”, Melish stated that “By the plan adopted, the subject is always new. The map is printed off 100 at a time, and before a new hundred be printed, the plates are revised, and if there be room for corrections or improvements, these are made accordingly.” Widely appreciated, Melish maps were owned by John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, John Quincy Adams, James Monroe and James Madison. $15,000-25,000

84 After Samuel Mcintire (1757-1811) Carved and painted Federal-style gateposts and gate modeled after the Peirce-Nichol House gate, Salem, Massachusetts circa 1925

Swagged-urns with flame finials on squared posts enclose an arched gate. H: 109 in. L: 95 in. (approx.) provenance

Made for consignorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s parentsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Long Island estate. note

Samuel McIntire designed the gates and the house at 80 Federal Street for Jerathmiel Peirce in 1782. Listed as a National Historic Site, the Peirce- Nichols house is part of the Peabody Essex Museum. $3,000-5,000

85 Attributed to Cephas Thompson (1775-1856)

Portraits of Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Baltimore, MD, dated “1828” Graphite inscription with date on verso, oil on panel, framed. 27 in. x 22 in. (sight)

provenance

Descent in the family of the sitters until acquisition by the consignor. note

Mr. Smith was purportedly involved in the China Trade. The sitters’ identified by family tradition. $1,500-2,500

86 Federal inlaid mahogany sideboard

Baltimore, MD, circa 1800 H: 38 1/2 in. W: 26 in. L: 65 in. provenance

The estate of a Virginia collector. $3,000-5,000

87 Rare Chinese Export porcelain Hunt bowl circa 1780 H: 5 3/4 in. Dia: 14 in. provenance

Private collection, Pennsylvania Purportedly by descent from Colonel Thomas Sheppard, a Revolutionary War figure and later a China trade merchant to the Homan family of Philadelphia. note

Three related examples of this rare punch bowl are known, the most famous being the Morris bowl in the Armory collection in Philadelphia; a second example is in the collection of the Maryland Historical Society and is known as the “Shipp Bowl,” whose family it descended in; the third example is at Winterthur, having been purchased by Mr. DuPont for his collection in the 1930s. $3,000-5,000

88 Chinese Export porcelain bowl with the arms of Rattray of Scotland circa 1755

The body bearing arms to two sides, with the motto “Ex Hoc Victoria Signo”; the rim decorated with red and gilt vine border, the interior well decorated with pomegranates on branch. H: 4 in. Dia: 9 1/4 in. provenance

Another example of this bowl, from the collection of Khalil Rizk, was offered at Sotheby’s, New York, April 25, 2008. Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $1,000-2,000

89 Large Chinese Export porcelain punch bowl 18th century

The sides decorated with birds on branches and landscape scenes with figures in pavilions, all surrounded by floral motifs. H: 6 3/4 in. Dia: 15 1/2 in. provenance

Private collection, Pennsylvania. $1,000-1,500

Group of fourteen Chinese Export porcelain ‘Arms of New York’ tablewares

Rose Medallion porcelain punch bowl and eight saucers

Pair of Chinese Export porcelain blue and white “Heemskerk” style candlesticks

circa 1800

Comprising two luncheon plates, seven saucers, a teabowl, and four teacups. Dia: 8 in. (luncheon plates) $1,500-3,000

93 Chinese Export painted small chest mid-19th century

The interior retaining painted paper and Philadelphia newsprint from the Daily Evening Bulletin, dated March 7, 1863. H: 13 in. L: 15 in. W: 11 1/2 in. $900-1,200

19th century H: 6 1/4 in. Dia: 15 in. (punch bowl) $600-800

Probably 19th century

Decorated with scenic landscapes, the underside of drip catches with bats. H: 5 1/2 in. $300-500

94 Pair of Federal carved mahogany side chairs circa 1800 H: 36 1/2 in.

$1,500-2,500

95 Pair of Federal style inlaid mahogany demi-lune card tables early 20th century H: 30 in. W: 18 in. L: 36 in. (closed) provenance

Private collection, Virginia. $600-800

96 Federal inlaid cherrywood and bird’s eye maple chest of drawers New England, circa 1815

With outset reeded corners, shaped apron, tapering feet. H: 38 in. W: 20 1/4 in. L: 40 1/2 in. $1,500-2,500

97 American School 19th century

Pair of portraits: Issac Minard and Elizabeth Minard with Matilda Mitchell With letter written by Julia Minard Scoortte, dated June 26th, 1905, and family tree to verso; portrait of Elizabeth and Matilda with painted inscriptions to reverse, “Elizabeth Card b. Dec 06, 1770/M. Issac Minard May 3, 1798 D. Sept. 11, 1835/Baby is Matilda Mitchell b. Jan 24, 1812”, oil on canvas, framed. 32 1/2 in. x 25 1/2 in. (sight) provenance

Collection of Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Oldenburg. note

Isaac Minard (1774-1831) and Elizabeth Card (1780-1835) married in New York on May 3, 1798. They had seven children: Elizabeth, James Andrew, Evelina, Isaac Thomas, Henry Camp, Matilda Mitchell, and Mary Camp. $1,000-1,500

98 Federal mahogany easy chair early 19th century H: 44 in. $1,000-1,500

99 Samuel Finley Breese Morse (1791-1828)

Portrait of Major General Thomas Pinckney (1750-1828) of Charleston, South Carolina Circa 1820 Oil on canvas, verso retains two printed exhibition labels from the National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institution, Washington D.C., framed. 43 in. x 38 in. (sight) provenance

By descent in the Pinckney family to the present owners. note

Though born in Charleston, Thomas Pinckney spent most of his youth in England. He was educated at Westminster School and Christ Church College and studied law at the Middle Temple. Pinckney returned to South Carolina in 1774 and was admitted to the Bar and began a law practice. A staunch supporter of American Independence, Pinckney joined the First South Carolina Regiment as a Captain in 1775 with the responsibilities of drilling and recruitment of soldiers, and fortification engineering. He served as an aide-de-camp to General Horatio Gates and was wounded and captured at the Battle of Camden. In 1781, Pinckney served under the Marquis de Lafayette in Virginia. After the completion of the War of Independence, Pinckney returned to his legal practice and plantation management. He was elected Governor of South Carolina in 1787, and presided over the South Carolina State convention to ratify the Constitution. Pinckney later served in the South Carolina House of Representatives. From 1792 to 1796, Pinckney held the position of Minister to Britain under President George Washington and in 1795 was asked to serve as a Special Envoy to Spain. In that role Pinckney negotiated the Treaty of San Lorenzo which granted Americans the privilege to use the port of New Orleans with access to the Mississippi River. It also established a clear boundary between Spanish Florida and the United States. Upon return to the United States Pinckney was nominated as the Federalist candidate for President in the election of 1796. He came in third place after, Adams and Jefferson. Pinckney served in the U. S. House of Representatives from 1797-1801.

At the request of President James Madison, Pinckney returned to military service during the War of 1812, with the rank of Major General in charge of the Southern Division of the U.S. Army. A founding member of the Society of Cincinnati, Pinckney became its 4th President General, succeeding his brother, Charles Cotesworth Pinckney. The brilliant inventor-artist Samuel Finley Breese Morse of Boston spent the winters of 1817 through 1821 working in Charleston, painting portraits of the city’s elite. His father, a Congregationalist minister, Jebediah Morse, was a friend of Charles Cotesworth Pinckney, Thomas’s brother, and his maternal uncle, James E.B. Finley, was a well-known Charleston physician. The latter wrote to his nephew June 16, 1818, “I saw old General C.C. Pinckney yesterday, and he told me in his laughing, humourous way, that he had requested you to draw his brother Thomas twenty years younger than he really was, so as to be a companion to his own when he was twenty years older than at this time, and to flatter him, as he had directed Stuart to do.” Morse painted both Pinckney brothers. exhibition history

“If Elected. Unsuccessful Candidates for the Presidency, 1796-1968,” National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institution, Washington D.C., May 3 to September 4, 1972. “Old Hickory: A Life Sketch of Jackson,” National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institution, Washington D.C., November 9, 1990-January 13, 1991 and Tennessee State Museum, February 18, 1991-April 29, 1991. South Carolina State House, Columbia, SC. Columbia Museum of Art, on loan. Greenville County Museum of Art, on loan. literature

Nina G. Parris, South Carolina Collection, 1779-1985, (1986) Columbia Museum of Art, 24. Lillian B. Miller, If Elected. Unsuccessful Candidates for the Presidency, 1796-1968, (1972) 24. Harry B. Wehle, Samuel F. B. Morse American Painter - A Study Occasioned by an Exhibition of his Paintings, February 16 through March 27, 1932, (1932) ,41. $60,000-100,000

100 Attributed to Alexander Robertson (1768-1841)

Portrait miniature of a gentleman Watercolor on ivory, gilt locket case. 2 1/2 in. x 2 in. (sight) provenance

Private collection, Pennsylvania. $800-1,200

101

102

Hugh Bridport (1794-1869)

Attributed to Henry Inman (1801-1846)

Portrait miniature of a gentleman, early 19th century Signed, “Bridport”, l.r., watercolor on ivory, gilt metal locket case with reserve to obverse for hairwork. 3 in. x 2 1/2 in. (sight) $800-1,200

Portrait miniature of a gentleman Watercolor on ivory, gilt case. 2 1/2 in. x 2 in. (sight) provenance

P. B. Laddere Sale, March 15, 1958, lot 211. Private collection, Pennsylvania. $800-1,200

103 Hugh Bridport (1794-1869)

Miniature portrait of Charles Lewis Timberlake (1811-1870) Signed, l.r., watercolor on ivory in gilt locket case, the case engraved on verso, “Chas. L. Timberlake January 1835” and “Return to O. A. Timberlake Hamlet, Ohio.” 2 5/8 in. x 2 1/8 in. (sight) note

Charles L. Timberlake was born in Bourbon County Kentucky. He married Mary Jane Boyer in 1849. He is listed in the 1870 Federal Census as a resident of Cincinnati, Ohio. Orville A. Timberlake was a son. $1,000-1,500

104 Attributed to Samuel P. Howes (1806-1881) Portrait miniature of a lady in black dress

Watercolor on ivory, gilt metal locket frame with reserve to obverse for hairwork. 2 in. x 1 1/2 in. (sight) $500-800

105 American School 19th century

Portrait miniature of a lady in white dress, circa 1815 Watercolor on ivory, gilt metal locket frame with hairwork to obverse. 2 1/2 in. x 2 in. (sight) $300-500

106 Federal carved mahogany sofa

School of Duncan Phyfe (1768-1854), New York, NY, circa 1800 With carved ribbon and swag motifs to crest, reeded legs, and brass casters. H: 37 in. W: 29 in. L: 78 in. $2,500-3,500

107 Mahogany stick barometer

M. Fisher & Son, Philadelphia, PA, early 19th century H: 40 in. provenance

From the collection of a Philadelphia lady. $1,000-1,500

108 Chippendale inlaid birch chest-on-chest New England, late 18th century

The upper section composed of valuables drawers over a series of graduated drawers, surmounted by carved dentil molding, with inlaid star motif to central valuables drawer; the bottom section composed of three small drawers over two large drawers, on carved bracket feet. H: 76 in. W: 41 1/2 in. D: 19 1/2 in. provenance

Pittsburgh Family Collection. $3,000-5,000

109 Federal inlaid cherry and elm tall case clock

Isaac Reed, Frankford, Philadelphia, PA, circa 1820 Dial inscribed “Isaac Reed Frankford”. H: 93 in. provenance

Private North Carolina collection. Thomas B. Montanya (1769-1829) and Ann Edmunds Montanya. Thence by descent to their daughter, Amy Hart Montanya (18111866) and her husband Stephen Yerkes, Warminster, Pennsylvania. Amy Yerkes, who sold the clock to the consignor’s father in 1954. note

Reverend Thomas B. Montanya was born in New York City, and served as a chaplain during the War of 1812. He married Ann Edmunds of New York. Thomas and Ann’s child, Amy Hart Montanya, married Stephen Yerkes of Warminster, Pennsylvania on January 13, 1831. After the death of Thomas, Ann moved to the Yerkes Family homestead at the corners of Street Road and Jacksonville Road, where she purportedly brought the tall case clock. According to the last owner in the Yerkes line, Amy Yerkes, “The clock stood in the beautiful hall where for many years it kept honest time.” $2,500-3,500

110 Two miniature Federal walnut chests early 19th century

One in the form of a blanket chest, with interior till. H: 8 1/4 in. W: 6 1/2 in. L: 13 in. and H: 7 in. W: 6 1/4 in. L: 10 in. provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $1,200-1,600

111 Needlework Map of the World

“Elizabeth Willson, finished this map in her 16th year, a.d. 1815”, Pennsylvania Silk threads on silk ground, framed. 26 1/2 in. x 16 in. (sight) $2,500-3,500

112 Federal inlaid mahogany sofa

School of Daniel Trotter (17471800), Philadelphia, PA, circa 1790 H: 37 in. W: 27 in. L: 77 in. $2,000-3,000

113 Federal giltwood looking glass with an églomisé panel depicting Benjamin Latrobe’s Pump House in Center Square Probably Philadelphia, PA, circa 1815 H: 34 1/4 in. W: 15 1/2 in. provenance

A local collector. Vilnis & Co. Antiques, Strasburg, Virginia. Estate of Elizabeth Welbourn Seccombe (1916-2006), Leesburg, Virginia. From Woodburn, the Federal-era home of Elizabeth Seccombe’s great-grandmother, Julia Clagett Rogers (1836-1903). note

Designed by Benjamin Henry Latrobe (1764-1820) and completed between 1799-1801, the Philadelphia Water Work’s Center Square Pump House served as an energy source for the city and a popular local landmark memorialized in prints and other mediums. $1,000-1,500

114 Federal mahogany pembroke table Philadelphia, PA, circa 1790

Single drawer, shaped leaves, spade feet, and arched stretcher. H: 28 in. W: 21 in. L: 31 in. $2,000-3,000

115 Andrew Robertson (Scottish, 1777-1845)

Group of three portrait miniatures of children, probably siblings, dated “1810” Watercolor on ivory, two signed “AR” and dated “1810”, framed. 3 in. x 2 1/2 in. (each, by sight) $4,000-6,000

116

117

Attributed to John Carlin (1813-1891)

John Carlin (1813-1891)

Portrait miniature of a young boy named Frank, dated “1854” Watercolor on ivory; gilt locket case, with hair work to interior; the case engraved “Frank Nov. 12th” to the front and “1854” to the reverse. 1 1/2 in. x 1 in. (sight) provenance

Private collection, Pennsylvania. $800-1,200

Gilt bracelet with portrait miniature clasp of a young girl, circa 1840 Signed, “J. Carlin”, lower edge; watercolor on ivory, gilt clasp case. 1 1/2 in. x 1 in. (sight) provenance

Private collection, Pennsylvania. $800-1,200

118 Attributed to John Carlin (1813-1891)

Portrait miniature of a blond child, circa 1850 Watercolor on ivory, gilt metal pendant frame. 1 1/2 in. x 1 in. (sight) $600-800

119 Georgian lover’s eye brooch

early 19th century Watercolor on ivory, gilt metal surround. L: 3/4 in. $600-800

120 Federal mahogany sofa circa 1800

Reeded legs, brass casters. H: 36 in. W: 26 in. L: 88 in. $1,500-2,500

121 Schoolgirl mourning picture

“Sacred to the memory of Howard S. Ross born March 20th 1797 died Dec 1st 1812 aged 15 years” Signed, “Julia Ross,” below frame, watercolor and ink on satin ground, framed. 23 1/4 in. x 19 1/2 in. (sight) $1,500-2,500

122 Federal maple field bed

New England, early 19th century H: 79 in. L: 81 in. provenance

Pittsburgh Family Collection. $1,500-2,500

123 Federal burl maple and mahogany chest of drawers New England, circa 1815 H: 30 in. W: 19 1/2 in. L: 41 1/2 in. provenance

Pittsburgh Family Collection. $1,500-2,500

124 Federal inlaid mahogany card table circa 1800

Hand-written paper labels to underside describing ownership of table. H: 29 in. W: 17 1/2 in. L: 36 in. provenance

The labels record ownership in the Deshong-Bitzer family of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. $1,500-2,500

125 Federal inlaid walnut cellarette-onstand

Southern States, possibly Virginia or North Carolina, circa 1800 The interior fitted with bottle compartments. H: 36 in. W: 15 in. L: 22 1/2 in. provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $3,000-5,000

126 American School 19th century

Portrait of a gentleman with telescope With preparer’s stencil, “Prepared by Edward Dechaux New York”, verso, oil on canvas, framed. 29 1/2 in. x 24 1/2 in. (sight) provenance

Private Collection, United Kingdom. $1,000-1,500

127 Three brass, mahogany, and leather telescopes 19th century

Comprising one made of brass and wrapped with leather, another made of brass, and the third made of brass and mahogany with collapsible tripod stand. L: 27 in. (telescope with tripod stand) provenance

Pittsburgh Family Collection. $500-800

128 Model of a Seventy-Four Gun Ship of the Line

129 Model of the steam auxiliary schooner yacht Atlantic

circa 1800

20th century

With plexiglass and wood display case. H: 10 in. W: 7 in. L: 30 1/2 in.

With plaque inscribed ‘Steam Auxiliary Schooner Yacht/1905 Kaiser’s Cup Transatlantic Race Winner/”Atlantic”/Designer William Gardner/Builder Townshend and Downey/Owner Wilson Marshal 1904-1917/Length 185 Ft. Beam 29 Ft./ Draft 18 Ft. Tonnage 303’; with glass and wood display case. H: 26 in. W: 11 in. L: 35 in. (display case)

provenance

Private collection, Virginia. note

Accompanied by an extensive file of correspondence regarding the model and Boudriot, Jean, The Seventy-Four Gun Ship (1986), Vol. I & II. $1,500-2,500

provenance

The collection of a Margate, New Jersey lady. $1,500-2,500

also illustrated: lot 214

130 Scrimshaw whale’s tooth dated “1878”

One side decorated with an exotic bird above the inscription, “Whaler Tropic Bird 181 tons 1878 Edgertown Captain J. Jernegan,” the other decorated with a whaling scene and portrait of the ship. L: 5 5/8 in. provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. Northeast Auctions, August 21-22, 2010, Lot 913. note

Jared Jernegan (1825-1899) was born in Edgartown, Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts, and served as whaling master of the brig Tropic Bird from 1872-1879. Jernegan famously took his second wife, Helen Clark and their two children on a voyage to San Francisco while he continued on a three-year whaling expedition. Photographs of Jernegan, his children and other family memorabilia are in the collection of Martha’s Vineyard Museum. $1,500-2,500

reverse

131 Scrimshaw-decorated and polychromed whale tooth 19th century

Decorated with “The Flag of Our Union”, below a memorial between two trees, the other side depicting Poseidon and Apollo. L: 4 in. provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $800-1,200

132 Scrimshaw-decorated and polychromed whale tooth initialed “A R,” and dated “1866”

Mounted as a powder horn, decorated with figures of Abraham Lincoln and a freed African American. L: 6 in. provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $1,000-2,000

133 Pair of scrimshaw-decorated whale teeth Charles W. DeMontigny (1885-1957), Massachusetts, early 20th century

Both signed, “C. W. DeMontigny,” the first, decorated with standing figure of the Marquis de Lafayette, retains Christie’s label on verso; the second, decorated with a portrait of John Paul Jones, mounted on mahogany bases; together with a smaller tooth decorated with the “Goddess of Whalers”, and the “Whaler Romulus”. overall H: 9 in. (including stands) $1,000-1,500

134

135

Polychrome scrimshaw whalebone busk

Group of whale bone items and scrimshaw-decorated whale tooth

Worked with various devices including garlanded sheet music, angel holding s scroll incised “Love,” and emblazoned American eagle under eleven stars, a figure of a native American holding a Texas flag, and a landscape with church and figure of a lady with book. L: 13 1/4 in.

Comprising a carved shoehorn, a pointing stick, a key chain with key and fob; a round box, the lid inscribed “Captain Jared Jernegan” with his portrait, the sides decorated with ships and whalers, one ship labeled ‘The “Roman”‘; three small scoops; four clothes pins; six bodkins, one with leather strap and inscribed “1856”; a pie crimper; and a whale tooth decorated with a young girl holding a doll. L: 24 1/2 in. (longest)

19th century

provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $800-1,200

19th/20th century

provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $800-1,200

136 Whalebone model of a whale boat late 19th/early 20th century

Fitted with whaling accoutrements, display case. H: 7 in. W: 7 in. L: 19 in. (display case) provenance

Property from the collection of Mr. and Mrs. William M. Schaefer. Frank F. Silva Antiques, Massachusetts, December 1, 1977, receipt accompanies lot. $800-1,200

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Painted wooden model of a Peterhead whaleboat from the whaler Eclipse

Boxwood model of a whaleboat

Colin B. Gray (1915-1992), Nantucket, Massachusetts, circa 1980 Constructed with a scale of 1:64, fitted with whaling accoutrements and sails, with display case. H: 7 in. W: 7 1/4 in. L: 22 1/2 in. provenance

Property from the collection of Mr. and Mrs. William M. Schaefer. Colin Gray Ship Models, Nantucket, Massachusetts, September 4, 1981, accompanied by receipt. note

The Peterhead Whaleboat was an English/Scottish style boat used for hunting Bowhead whales. It differed in construction from American whaleboats used in hunting Sperm whales. The name, Peterhead, came from a fishing port in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. $800-1,200

Luciano Dovesi, England and Scotland, 20th/21st century Fitted with whaling accoutrements, and with a display case. H: 10 in. W: 7 in. L: 20 in. (display case) provenance

Property from the collection of Mr. and Mrs. William M. Schaefer. Frank F. Silva Antiques, Boston, Massachusetts, August 19, 1977, accompanied by receipt. $800-1,200

140 Group of six Nantucket Lightship baskets

Various makers, Nantucket, MA, late 19th/early 20th century The largest oblong basket with label to underside inscribed, “Light Ship Basket mady by Fred S. Chadwick Nantucket Mass”; another with a label to underside inscribed, “Light Ship Basket mady by A.D. Williams 120 Orange [Street] Nantucket Mass 1923”; and a third inscribed, “September 1 1877”, with other faint text; others with indistinct inscriptions or marks. L: 14 in. (longest) provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. note

The lid inscribed to underside “Made in Nantucket/Jose Formoso Reyes,” the top ornamented with an ebonized whale. H: 6 in. L: 9 1/2 in.

Frederick S. Chadwick (1857-1936), born on Nantucket, spent his life on the island, working for various businesses and public services. While rooted in the carpentry trade, he also began as a custodian for the Old Mill, where he enjoyed interacting with people. He eventually worked for the fire department as the First Assistant Chief, and doubled as a greeter for the New York Yacht Club Station Nantucket. These experiences led up to his basket-weaving pursuits, which was yet another outlet in which Chadwick could express his admiration for his hometown (see Nantucket Lightship Basket Museum website for additional information).

$1,000-1,500

$2,500-3,500

139 Nantucket basket pocket book

Jose Formoso Reyes (1902-1980), Nantucket, MA, circa 1940s

141 Two-part sailor’s valentine Barbados, late 19th century

The two sections are hinged, composed of shells arranged in radiating patterns, surrounding a flower within square on the left half and a flower and heart within a circle on the right half. 14 in. x 14 in. (each half) $2,500-5,000

142 Two Victorian shellwork centerpieces under glass cloches mid-19th century

In the form of floral trees, with figures below. H: 19 in. (tallest) $1,500-2,500

143 Large transfer-decorated and polychrome enameled creamware presentation jug Liverpool, England, circa 1800

Bearing ships and maritime imagery. H: 11 1/4 in. provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $1,000-2,000

144 Transfer-decorated and polychrome enameled presentation punch bowl Liverpool, England, circa 1800

The exterior bearing imagery of American independence, including verse, American warships, and the thirteen colonies surrounded by founding members; the interior well depicting an American ship, and inscribed, “Numa/J.N.”, the rim decorated with floral swags. H: 5 1/2 in. Dia: 12 in. provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $1,000-2,000

145 Transfer-decorated and enameled creamware presentation jug Liverpool, England, circa 1800

Bearing Masonic devices and imagery, and inscribed, “Josh. Brotherton/Trinity Lodge No. 10.” H: 9 in. provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $1,000-2,000

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Three transfer-decorated and enameled creamware presentation jugs

Large ship model of the SS United States

Liverpool, England, circa 1800

Comprising one depicting a ship to one side and “Jack Spritsails Frolic” to the other side; and two bearing American patriotic imagery: one with the Arms of the United States and ship, the other with memorial to George Washington and poetic verse. H: 9 in. (largest)

20th century

With wood and plexiglass display case. H: 15 3/4 in. W: 11 in. L: 75 1/2 in. (display case) note

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA.

The SS United States, built in 1950-1951, was designed by William Francis Gibbs. The ocean liner is best-known as the fastest transatlantic vessel to complete the journey in both directions. While originally registered in New York’s port, the United States currently remains docked at Pier 82 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

$2,000-3,000

$800-1,200

provenance

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Carved and gilded eagle plaque

Alexander Charles Stuart (1831-1898)

Attributed to John H. Bellamy (1836-1914), New England, late 19th century L: 47 in. $800-1,200

Harbor View with Ship

Signed, “Stuart”, l.l., oil on artist board, framed. 21 1/2 in. x 12 1/2 in. (sight) $500-800

150 Pair of carved oak wall brackets in the form of eagles above fruiting branches late 19th century H: 18 in. W: 17 1/2 in. D: 8 1/2 in. $800-1,200

151 Paint-decorated ‘Franklin Fire Society’ leather fire bucket Charlestown, MA, dated “1830”

The underside marked Foster & Barton. H: 17 in. (with handle raised) provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $1,000-2,000

152 Antonio Jacobsen (1850-1921) Clipper Ship Game Cock

Oil on board, signed, l.r., inscribed to verso, ‘Clipper Ship “Gamecock” birth at E. Boston in 1857 Capt. D.C. Bacon’, framed. 21 in. x 13 1/2 in. (sight) $6,000-10,000

153 Historical Blue Staffordshire ‘Fair Mount Near Philadelphia’ platter Joseph Stubbs, Burslem, circa 1830 L: 20 3/4 in. W: 17 in. provenance

Collection of the late Dr. Luther W. Brady (1925-2018), Philadelphia. $1,000-2,000

154 Historical Blue Staffordshire ‘Fair Mount Near Philadelphia’ platter Joseph Stubbs, Burslem, circa 1830 L: 20 3/4 in. W: 17 in. provenance

Collection of the late Dr. Luther W. Brady (1925-2018), Philadelphia. $1,000-2,000

155 Historical Blue Staffordshire ‘Fair Mount Near Philadelphia’ soup tureen and stand

Joseph Stubbs, Burslem, circa 1830 H: 14 in. L: 16 in. (tureen on stand) provenance

Collection of the late Dr. Luther W. Brady (1925-2018), Philadelphia. $1,500-2,500

156 Two Historical Blue Staffordshire ‘Fair Mount Near Philadelphia’ basins Joseph Stubbs, Burslem, circa 1830 Dia: 12 in. provenance

Collection of the late Dr. Luther W. Brady (1925-2018), Philadelphia. $1,500-2,500

157 Rare Historical Blue Staffordshire ‘Arms of Pennsylvania’ platter

Thomas Mayer, Stoke, Cliff Bank Works, circa 1830 Mark of transfer-printed eagle and “E. Pluribus Unum” on verso. L: 20 3/4 in. W: 16 in. provenance

Collection of the late Dr. Luther W. Brady (1925-2018), Philadelphia. $15,000-25,000

158 Historical Blue Staffordshire coffeepot with Lafayette at Franklin’s Tomb second quarter 19th century H: 10 1/2 in. $700-900

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Historical Blue Staffordshire ‘Lafayette at the Tomb of Franklin’ coffeepot

Group of Historical Blue Staffordshire ‘Lafayette at the Tomb of Franklin,’ & ‘Landing of Gen., Lafayette at Castle Garden, New York, August, 1824’ table items

Thomas Mayer, Stoke, Cliff Bank Works, 1829 H: 12 in. provenance

Collection of the late Dr. Luther W. Brady (19252018), Philadelphia. $800-1,200

first half 19th century

Including two pitchers, a creamer with copper lustre highlights and a covered sugar decorated with ‘Lafayette at the Tomb of Franklin,’ two plates decorated with ‘Landing of Lafayette,’ and a small Lafayette portrait plate. Pitchers: H: 7 in. to 10 in. largest plate: Dia: 10 1/4 in. provenance

Collection of the late Dr. Luther W. Brady (1925-2018), Philadelphia. $1,500-2,500

161 Historical Blue Staffordshire ‘Pennsylvania Hospital Philadelphia’ platter J. & W. Ridgway, Cauldon Place Works near Hanley, first third 19th century L: 18 1/2 in. W: 14 in. provenance

Collection of the late Dr. Luther W. Brady (1925-2018), Philadelphia. $1,000-2,000

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Eight Historical Blue Staffordshire plates and a black Staffordshire transferware plate with Philadelphia views

Eleven Historical Blue Staffordshire plates with Philadelphia and Baltimore Views

Including ‘The Dam and Water Works Philadelphia’, ‘Mendenhall Ferry’, Woodlands Near Phila.’, ‘Staughton’s Church Philadelphia’, ‘Bank of the United States Philadelphia’, ‘Water Works Philadelphia’, and two ‘Ridgway Library Philadelphia’, together with a black transferware ‘Girard Bank Philadelphia’. Dia: 10 1/4 in.

Including three ‘Fair Mount Near. Philadelphia’, four ‘Upper Ferry Bridge Over The Schuylkill’, three ‘The Dam and Waterworks Philadelphia’, side wheel and sternwheel’ and ‘Exchange Baltimore’. Dia: 10 1/4 in. (largest)

J. Stubbs, R. Stevenson, J. & W. Ridgway, circa 1830

Joseph Stubbs, Burslem, and others, circa 1830

provenance

$1,000-1,500

Collection of the late Dr. Luther W. Brady (1925-2018), Philadelphia.

164 Pair of Classical giltwood pier or overmantel mirrors of Kentucky and Philadelphia interest Philadelphia, PA, circa 1830s

One retaining original Philadelphia retailer’s label to reverse and label inscribed “This mirror (with its twin over the hall fireplace) was made in Philadelphia about 1810-1815 for Elon Rupert in Louisville, Kentucky. Brought back to Philadelphia about 1885 when Dr. Holland came to be dean of Jefferson Medical College”. 54 1/2 in. x 35 in. (frame) provenance

Philadelphia collection. Minnie B. and Dr. James William Holland (1849-1922) of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Elon W. Rupert (1808-1874) of Louisville, Kentucky. note

This pair of mirrors, while made later than the inscribed dates of 1810-1815, were purportedly made for the house belonging to druggist Elon W. Rupert, which stood at the corner of 5th Street and Broadway, Louisville, next to the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. George H. Sargent, the brother of Rupert’s second wife Lucy, visited the house in 1852, describing the exterior of the house, “We have a large yard south of the house beautifully and abundantly adorned with shade trees. It is a pretty place, just far enough away from the business part of town.” The house does not survive today (see ArcGIS StoryMaps). The mirrors were passed down to their daughter, Minnie B., and her husband Dr. James William Holland, of Philadelphia (see Portrait and Biographical Account of McClean County, III, published 1887, for more information). $800-1,200

165 George Lethbridge Saunders (English, 1807-1863)

Pair of portrait miniatures: Dr. and Mrs. John Kearsley Mitchell Watercolor on ivory, one frame retains printed paper label for “Wholesale and retail Looking Glass and Picture Frame manufactory. James S. Earle No. 2112 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia”, and both retain printed labels from “The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts and the Pennsylvania Society of Miniature Painters Tenth Annual Exhibition.” 4 in. x 3 1/2 in. (sight) note

John Kearsley Mitchell (1793-1858) was born in Shepherdstown, Virginia (now West Virginia) but spent most of his professional life in Philadelphia as a physician, scientist and teacher. Mitchell attended the University of Edinburgh and upon returning to the United States apprenticed with Samuel Powell Griffitts. He graduated from the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine in 1819 and married Sarah Matilda Henry (1800-1872) in 1822. Mitchell taught at the Philadelphia Medical Institute, The Franklin Institute and Jefferson Medical School. $1,500-2,500

166 Classical mahogany bergere from ‘Boston State House Senate’ Probably English, circa 1820

Turned legs, brass casters, with plaque mounted to front seat rail, inscribed “Chair from Boston House Senate given by Miss Maude Phelps Member N. J. Society chair given to her Uncle 1885.” H: 34 in. W: 22 in. D: 25 in. $2,000-3,000

167 American School 19th century

Portrait miniature of a lady in black dress with belt, circa 1840 Watercolor on ivory, gilt metal locket frame with reserve for hairwork to obverse. 2 1/2 in. x 2 in. (sight) $400-600

168 Christopher Greiner (d. 1864)

Portrait miniature of a gentleman, circa 1845 Signed, “C. Greiner”, l.l., watercolor on ivory, gilt locket frame with hairwork to obverse and engraved with monogram “JLD”. 2 in. x 1 3/4 in. $300-500

169 Classical mahogany secretary bookcase

Possibly Workshop of Anthony G. Quervelle (1789-1856), Philadelphia, PA, circa 1830 H: 90 in. W: 28 in. L: 47 in. $1,500-3,000

170 Robert Street (1796-1865)

Portrait of a young boy, dated “1834” Signed and dated, “R. Street 1834”, l.r., oil on canvas, framed. 29 1/2 in. x 24 1/2 in. (sight) provenance

Glen Roy Plantation, Virginia. $2,000-3,000

171 Classical mahogany drop-leaf breakfast table Baltimore, MD, circa 1820

Brass pull and paw-form feet, with brass casters. H: 29 in. W: 25 in. L: 48 in. $1,000-1,500

172 American School 19th century

Portrait of a young girl holding a doll Oil on canvas, framed. 35 1/2 in. x 28 1/2 in. (sight) $800-1,200

173 Classical mahogany sofa

Probably Boston, MA, circa 1825 With brass mounts and casters. H: 37 in. W: 26 in. L: 76 in. provenance

Pittsburgh Family Collection. $1,500-2,500

174 American School 19th century Portrait of a young child

Oil on board, framed. 16 1/2 in. x 13 1/2 in. (sight) provenance

Collection of Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Oldenburg. $500-700

175 American School 19th century

Portrait of a young girl, said to be Julia Blake With preparer’s stencil, “Prepared by Hollis & Wheeler 59 Union St. Boston Mass”, on verso, oil on canvas, framed. 27 in. x 22 in. (sight) provenance

Collection of Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Oldenburg. $500-700

176 Gilt and enameled porcelain pitcher Tucker and Hemphill China Factory (active 1826-1838), Philadelphia, PA

Of typical urn form with reeded base, each side with gilt decoration and enamel floral sprays to body, with monogram “MCA” below spout. H: 9 1/2 in. $800-1,200

177 Needlework picture depicting The Lady of the Lake Godrey Folwell (1799-1855), Philadelphia, PA, circa 1814

Worked with silk threads, paint and ink on silk ground; inscribed, “G. Folwell del et pinxt philada”, l.r., framed. 31 in. x 27 in. (sight) literature

Eleanor H. Gustafson, “Collector’s Notes,” The Magazine Antiques, vol. 130, no. 4, 646. $4,000-6,000

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Neoclassical silver three-piece tea service

Rococo Revival three-piece silver tea service

Comprising a teapot, creamer, and cover sugar; with ribbed bodies, bands of cast and chased foliage, acorn finials, and handles adorned with leaves; marked to undersides. H: 10 in. (teapot) Total weight: 69.12 oz. t.

Comprising kettle-on-stand, creamer, and covered sugar; the creamer and sugar engraved with monogram “J. S.”, the kettle engraved with monogram “R” and armorial device; all marked to undersides. H: 13 in. (kettle-on-stand) Total weight: 97.935 oz. t.

J. Stodder, New York, NY, second quarter 19th century

$800-1,200

Gelston & Co., New York, NY, circa 1837-1838

$1,500-2,500

180 Jacob Maentel (1763-1863)

Portrait of Isaac Hottenstein (1796-1875) Inscribed to reverse “M.G.K./Dr. Isaac Hottenstein born 9-4-1796 died 1875/Xmas 1954 from.../this picture is in “Sunbonnet and Shoofly Pies”/Dad G...m gave this photo to Dr. David Hottenstein to copy”; watercolor on paper, matted and framed. 7 3/4 in. x 5 3/4 in. (sight) literature

John Stoudt, Sunbonnets and Shoofly Pies: A Pennsylvania Dutch Cultural History (1973). $1,500-2,500

181 Group of seven pieces of enamel-decorated Staffordshire pearlware and prattware English, late 18th/early 19th century

Comprising three pitchers, one with pink lustre and transfer-printed scene showing the Bridge over River Wear built by R. Burdon between 1793-1796; two creamers, one with molded and painted memorial to Admiral Duncan (1731-1804); a bowl decorated with pineapple plant to well; and a mug; most decorated with various foliage. H: 8 in. (tallest) provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $800-1,200

182 Miniature Classical figured mahogany chest of drawers with dressing mirror circa 1840 H: 23 in.

provenance

Pittsburgh Family Collection. $500-800

183 American School 19th century Portrait of two children and dog, circa 1830 Oil on canvas, framed. 34 3/4 in. x 27 in. (sight) provenance

Private collection. $2,500-4,000

184 Red-painted blanket chest circa 1800

Shaped apron, on bracket feet. H: 24 in. W: 18 1/2 in. L: 32 1/2 in. provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $800-1,200

185 Small painted and fauxgrained blanket chest

Probably Pennsylvania, circa 1830 On bracket feet. H: 22 in. W: 17 in. L: 30 in. provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $1,000-1,500

186 Hand-drawn map of the world Martha F. McKown, Charlestown, MA, dated “April 1830” Matted and framed. 25 in. x 17 in. (sight) provenance

Pittsburgh Family Collection. $1,500-2,500

187 Three cobalt-decorated stoneware items 19th century

Comprising two crocks and a jug, one crock dated “1820.” H: 12 1/2 in. (tallest) provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $500-800

188 Painted sack-back Windsor armchair late 18th century H: 35 1/2 in. W: 26 in. D: 15 in. $400-600

189 The Burpee-Conant Limner

Pair of portraits: young girl in peach dress and young boy in blue jacket, early 19th century Oil on paper, mounted to panel, framed. 9 1/2 in. x 7 1/2 in. (sight) provenance

Private collection. Sotheby Parke-Bernet, New York, New York, January 28, 1982, Sale 4784M, Lot 7. Baltimore Museum of Art, Baltimore, Maryland, gift from below, Edgar William and Bernice Chrysler Garbisch. T. D. Williams, Maine. $4,000-6,000

190 Molded copper and cast zinc weathervane of a running horse late 19th century H: 26 in. L: 31 in. $1,500-2,500

191 Needlework sampler

Inscribed and dated, “Charlotte Amanda Slauson’s work completed in the year 1838” Worked with polychrome silk threads on linen ground, with vibrant floral border surrounding pious verse. 17 in. x 17 in. (sight) provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $1,000-2,000

192 Two wallpaper-covered hat boxes

Hanna Davis, Jaffrey, NH and Knowers’ Hat & Cap & Warehouse, Albany, NY, first quarter 19th century H: 7 1/2 in. L: 12 1/2 in. (hat-form box) provenance

Pittsburgh Family Collection. $1,500-2,500

193 Group of five walnut household containers late 18th/early 19th century

Comprising two cutlery trays, a pipe box, a candle box with heart-shaped handle, and a turned adjustable candlestick stand. L: 16 1/4 in. (longest) provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $1,500-2,500

194 American School 19th century Portrait of two children on a path, early 19th century

Watercolor and pencil on paper, partially laid down on board, framed. 8 in. x 7 in. (sight) provenance

Private collection. $2,500-4,000

195 Small painted hanging cupboard

Pennsylvania, 18th century H: 21 in. W: 14 1/2 in. L: 20 1/2 in. provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $1,500-2,500

196 Chippendale painted pine blanket chest

Pennsylvania, late 18th century H: 24 in. W: 18 in. L: 37 1/2 in. provenance

Pittsburgh Family Collection. $800-1,200

197 Molded copper and cast zinc weathervane of a running horse late 19th century H: 26 in. L: 31 in. $1,200-1,500

198 Two punch-decorated tin coffeepots One marked “M. Uebele” on handle, Pennsylvania, 19th century

Each decorated with pots with flowers and intersecting undulating borders. H: 10 1/2 in. provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $1,500-2,500

199 Group of four paint-decorated boxes

New Hampshire and New England, 19th century Comprising a green-painted wood box, with yellow edges and monogram “E.A.W.”, retaining 19th-century newsprint clippings; a blue-painted box, the underside of lid pencil-inscribed, “Hattie C. Mason/Raymond, N. Hampshire/Candice/Dear Mason, I have been thinking of writing to you for some time.”; and two oval pantry boxes, one stamped “I. Whiton” and the other indistinctly stamped “Be... Be...” H: 5 in. W: 6 in. L: 12 in. (green-painted box) provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $1,000-2,000

200 Shenandoah Valley glazed earthenware teapot

Attributed to J. Eberly & Co., Strasburg, VA, circa 1885-1899 H: 6 in. provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $800-1,200

201 Glazed redware jug and salt cellar Probably Pennsylvania, 19th century

The jug with slip decorated tulip motifs and date “1880” in heart; the salt cellar with impressed mark “G.S.” to underside. H: 5 1/2 in. (jug) provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $800-1,200

202 Group of five variously decorated Mochaware items English, early 19th century Comprising three mugs, a pitcher, and a creamer. H: 7 in. (tallest) provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $1,000-1,500

203 Wrought iron fireplace trammel dated “1828” L: 41 in. provenance

Property of a Villanova estate. $1,000-2,000

204 Chippendale pine corner cupboard

Probably Philadelphia, PA, 18th century and later H: 90 in. W: 43 in. D: 26 1/4 in. $2,000-3,000

205 Cast iron skillet

Share & Rider, Baltimore, MD, circa 1830 Together with a wrought iron fireplace chain. L: 20 in. provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $300-500

206 Large collection of twenty-seven wrought iron and metal fireplace and lighting implements 18th/19th century

Comprising three fire strikers, one in the form of a bird; a tin or brass matchbox; five betty hooks, two inscribed with monogram “FR” and “MR”, all with custom iron wall display mounts; a clamp with heart-shaped handle; a wall-mounted meat rack; a hanging candlestick/hook; eight small trivets, one heart-shaped; two tin and iron candle sconces; one floor-standing candlestand; two rushlight holders; and two hanging oil lamps, one with rooster finial. H: 35 in. (tallest) provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $2,000-3,000

207 Large group of thirty-four iron, wood, brass, and copper lighting devices and cooking implements 18th/19th century

Comprising three iron and wood and one iron courting candlesticks; two adjustable and articulated iron candlesticks; a small copper oil can; thirteen wrought iron, brass, and copper spoons and ladles, many perforated; a wrought iron pot rack and chain; a wrought iron fork, spoon, spatula, and two pot holders; a wrought iron extending hook; and six wrought iron skewers on a wall hook. H: 8 in. (tallest) provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA.

208 Group of fifteen wrought and cast iron footmen and trivets and a cast iron pot and kettle Kettle marked T. Sheldon & Co., 18th/19th century H: 11 1/2 in. W: 10 1/4 in. L: 13 1/2 in. provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $800-1,200

$2,000-3,500

209 Attributed to Henrich Otto (active 1772-1788) and Daniel Otto (c. 1770-1822)

Fraktur: birth and baptismal record for Catharina Scherster, Lebanon Township, Dauphin County, PA, dated “1796” Printed form for Henrich Otto, attributed to Ephrata Cloister; watercolor and ink on paper, framed. 16 in. x 13 in. (sight) literature

John Joseph Stoudt, Pennsylvania German Folk Art (1966), 132. $800-1,200

210 Red-painted pine chest of drawers Probably New England, 18th century

With three drawers, on bracket feet. H: 36 in. W: 19 in. L: 39 1/2 in. provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $800-1,200

211 Attributed to the Blowsey Angel Artist Two fraktur for Judith Krim, dated “1793,” Northampton County, PA Including “Wynaachts Undevden” - A Christmas Memory and a wedding poem, watercolor and ink on paper, framed. 6 1/2 in x 8 in. and 8 in. x 6 1/4 in. (sight) $700-1,000

212 Bamboo-turned deacon’s bench early 19th century

With unusual arm rests. H: 30 in. W: 24 in. L: 93 in. provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $1,000-1,500

213 Group of five tin candle boxes 19th century

Comprising four hanging boxes, two painted green and two with punched star details; and a green-painted candlebox/candlestick. L: 14 in. (longest) provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $800-1,200

214 Collection of thirteen lighting devices 18th/19th century

Comprising eleven lanterns of various forms and materials, and a pair of mirrored tin wall sconces. H: 18 in. (tallest) provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $1,500-2,500

215 Large collection of thirty-seven iron hogscraper candlesticks 18th/19th century

Many with brass-ring to shaft, some bearing maker’s marks: Heise, Evans, Shaw’s Birm’m, etc. H: 18 3/4 in. (tallest) provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $1,500-2,500

(partial lot)

216 Henry Christian Andrew Harmon Young (1792–1861)

Fraktur: birth and baptismal record for Georg Herter, Penn Township, Centre Co., PA, dated “1843” and “1844” Watercolor and ink on paper, framed. 15 in. x 11 1/2 in. (sight) literature

Corinne Earnest and Russell Earnest, Fraktur: Folk Art & Family (1999), 121. $2,000-3,000

217 Federal inlaid birch tall case clock Possibly Portsmouth, New Hampshire, circa 1800 H: 85 in. provenance

Private Philadelphia collection $2,000-3,000

218 Attributed to Johann Jacob Friederich Krebs (1749-1815)

Fraktur: birth and baptismal record for Johann Jacob of Richmond, Berks County, PA, dated “1800” Watercolor on printed paper, signed “Friede”, middle right, framed. 14 1/2 in. x 11 1/2 in. (sight) provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $600-800

219 Group of seventeen multicolored blown and molded glass tablewares 19th century

Comprising two mixing bowls, a small bowl, eight finger bowls, two small pitchers, a small latticework bottle, a molded bottle marked Johann Hoff, a molded flask with sheaf of wheat marked Westford Glass Co., Connecticut, and a covered apothecary jar. H: 14 1/2 in. (tallest) provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $1,500-2,500

220 Group of three pierced and decorated brass and turned wood bed warmers 17th-19th century

The first with central pierced heart and crown, dated “1604” and surrounded by concentric circles containing petal motifs, with grape vine border; the second decorated with bird on branch; and the third decorated with radiating pattern. L: 49 in. (longest) provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $800-1,200

221 Collection of twenty-seven miniature copper, brass, and iron household items Some Pennsylvania, 18th/19th century

Comprising thirteen brass candlesticks; three copper kettles, one marked “F.C.” to underside, possibly Forbes Clark, Harrisburg, PA; a brass kettle, with inscription to underside, “Made and presented by William Derby to Amelia M. Madden Aug. 11, 1833/ Amelia J. Perrine Aug. 11, 1890/ Florence J. Perrine Aug. 8, 1931”; an iron kettle, marked “Mt. Penn Stove Works”, Reading, PA; four copper pots, one with iron tripod stand; two copper cake molds; and two brass flour dredgers. H: 5 1/2 in. (tallest) provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $1,500-2,500

222 Group of seven copper kettles

Various American and Continental makers, 19th century Three marked, respectively: “U.K. Fredman/ Ostersund”, “A.F./B.G.”, “A.K./N.Y. 1827.” H: 11 in. (tallest) provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $800-1,200

223 Group of fourteen brass and copper pots Various makers, 19th century

Some marked, respectively: “H.W. Hayden’s by the Ansonia Brass Co.”, “E. Miller & Co., Meriden, Conn.”, “Patented by O.W. Minard manufactured by Brown & Bros, Waterbury CT”; one copper pot with wrought iron tripod stand. H: 9 1/4 in. Dia: 14 in. (largest) provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $800-1,200

224 Turned wood bowl with collection of twenty-four glazed Staffordshire and polished stone carpet balls The carpet balls Scottish or English, 19th century Dia: 12 in. (bowl) Dia: 3 in. (largest carpet ball) provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $1,000-1,500

225 Collection of twenty-four carved and burlwood spoons, ladles, and kitchen implements Most 19th century

Together with a burlwood game ball. L: 15 1/2 in. (longest) provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $2,000-3,000

226 Pieced and appliqued cotton quilt

Made by Elizabeth Jane Freyfogle (18231909) Montgomery County, PA Comprised of printed cotton fabrics arranged in alternating squares, some with appliqued stars centering four large squares appliqued in variation of ‘Turkey Track’ pattern, heightened with diamond quilting. 90 in. x 88 in. provenance

By descent in the maker’s family to the present owner. Notes, photographs, documents of citizenship and indenture for relatives of quilt maker accompany lot. note

Elizabeth Jane Freyfogle was born to Hans Jacob and Elizabeth Freyfogel in Upper Merion, Pennsylvania. She married Frederick Smith at Christ Church, Bridgeport, Montgomery County in 1845. $800-1,200

227 Group of seven Spatterware items English, 19th century

Comprising three pitchers, one with transfer-printed eagle and shield; a creamer, decorated with rooster; and three covered sugar dishes. H: 8 in. (tallest) provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $1,000-1,500

228 Collection of nineteen miniature woven baskets 19th/20th century

Including five painted examples. H: 5 in. L: 5 1/2 in. (largest) provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $1,000-2,000

229 Large splint “feather” basket and cover 19th century H: 26 in. $400-600

230 Large group of sixteen assorted splint baskets

Various regions, many Northeast and New England, 19th and 20th century H: 16 in. L: 17 in. (largest) provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $1,000-2,000

231 Ben Austrian (1870-1921) Eleven Chicks and Hen

Signed, “Ben Austrian”, l.r., oil on canvas, framed. 20 1/8 in. x 26 1/8 in. (sight) provenance

Schillay & Rehs Inc., New York, New York. Acquired directly from the above in 1989. The Faultless Starch/Bon Ami Company Corporate Collection, Kansas City, Missouri. $5,000-8,000

232 Ben Austrian (1870-1921) A Hen and Her Chickens

Signed and dated, “Ben Austrian 1913”, l.r., oil on canvas, framed. 20 1/8 in. x 26 1/8 in. (sight) provenance

Schillay & Rehs Inc., New York, New York. Acquired directly from the above in 1987. The Faultless Starch/Bon Ami Company Corporate Collection, Kansas City, Missouri. $4,000-6,000

233 Ben Austrian (1870-1921) Chicks in a Basket

Signed and dated, “Ben Austrian 1915”, l.r.; also signed and inscribed, “Painted by Ben Austrian/Int. Penn. P.A./Studio Clovelly”, verso, oil on canvas, framed. 11 5/8 in. x 14 5/8 in. (sight) provenance

Schillay & Rehs Inc., New York, New York. Acquired directly from the above in 1987. The Faultless Starch/Bon Ami Company Corporate Collection, Kansas City, Missouri. $5,000-8,000

234 Group of six carved wood Thomas Jefferson canes or walking sticks Thomas Jefferson Craddock (1845-1918), Albemarle County, VA, circa 1870-1900

All carved with brief history of Thomas Jefferson, including inscription “Thomas Jefferson of VA born Apr 13 1743 was president USA 1801 to 1809 wrote Declaration of Independence founder of University of VA died July 4 1824 this cane was cut near Jefferson’s tomb” and other similar statements; some also carved with inscription “Jeffersons dying words I resign my spirit to God my daughter to my country” and Virginia’s state motto; one carved with inscription “Rotunda UVA burnt Sunday Oct. 27, 1895”; one cane with silver plaque inscribed “Presented to J.L. Bedilion by H. Woods May 11th 91” and another cane inscribed “T.J. Glover Warm Springs VA.” L: 36 1/2 in. (longest) provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. note

Craddock was a Civil War veteran, having served in the 5th Regiment of the Virginia Calvary. Known locally for his craft, Craddock carved the canes near Jefferson’s burial site, and his creations supported his income. $3,000-5,000

235 Group of seven carved wood canes with figural and patriotic motifs American and Mexican, late 19th/20th century

Three with Mexican imagery, including the eagle on cactus with caught snake, Aztec figures, horse caravan, and train; three with American imagery, including American flag, patriotic shield, and eagle, and other animals and mermaid, a “Baldwin” train with various initials on each train car; and the last with carved wizards, shamans, and other mythical animals and figures, inscribed “Dr. W.S. Roy 1879”. L: 37 in. (longest) provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $1,000-1,500

236 Group of seven carved and painted canes late 19th/early 20th century

The first with carved oak leaves, deer, and lizards; the second with carved frogs, turtles, ram, honeycomb, canoe, anchor, and Oddfellows chain; the third with twisting snake with other figures and animals (bear, fish, horse, and Native American) entwined, inscribed “1893”, retaining old paint surface; the fourth bearing the monogram “AV”; the fifth with twisting snakes and spikes, with fish, frog, duck, and beaver, inscribed “WRN 1871”, the handle with man’s head; the sixth and seventh with twisting snake. L: 39 in. (longest) provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $2,000-3,000

237 Collection of nine fishing items mid-19th to 20th century

Comprising three brass and wood fly fishing reels, one inscribed, “C. Farlow & Co./Makers/191 Strand. London.” and monogrammed, “W.E.H.”; two brass and copper bait boxes, one for “Maggots” and the other for “Worms”; and four painted wood and metal fish decoys. 9 in. (longest) provenance

The collection of a Margate, New Jersey lady. $400-600

238 Carved and painted miniature widgeon A. Elmer Crowell (1862-1952), East Harwich, MA

Signed, “A.E. Crowell A.. Widgeon”, and stamped, “A.E. Crowell Maker East Harwich Mass”, to underside. H: 2 1/2 in. L: 4 in. $800-1,200

239 Painted cast iron deer garden sculpture

attributed to J. W. Fiske & Co., New York, NY, late 19th century H: 61 in. W: 18 in. L: 47 in. $3,000-5,000

240 Cast iron “Dempster” horse windmill weight with bob tail late 19th century H: 18 in. L: 19 in. (on base) provenance

Property of a Villanova estate. $300-500

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242

243

Cast iron rooster windmill weight

Painted cast iron “Fairbury Nebraska” bull windmill weight

Cast iron “Elgin” rooster windmill weight

provenance

Mounted on a rectangular base. H: 15 in. L: 17 in.

late 19th century H: 10 in. L: 9 1/2 in.

Property of a Villanova estate. $400-600

244 Cast iron “Fairbury Nebraska” bull windmill weight late 19th century H: 17 1/2 in. L: 24 in. provenance

Property of a Villanova estate. $300-500

late 19th century H: 18 1/2 in. L: 25 in.

Property of a Villanova estate. $400-600

late 19th century

provenance

Property of a Villanova estate. $800-1,200

245 Painted and carved horse and sulky late 19th century H: 19 in. L: 32 in. provenance

Property of a Villanova estate. $1,000-2,000

246 Painted sheet iron silhouette weathervane of an Indian with bow and arrow late 19th century H: 43 in. provenance

Property of a Villanova estate. $1,000-2,000

247 Painted iron “Boots” trade sign late 19th century H: 28 1/2 in. W: 18 1/2 in. $600-900

248

249

Articulated wood artist’s model

Large collection of German multicolored glass Kugels

With finely carved fingers and toes. L: 15 in.

Including grape clusters, eggs, and round forms; comprising approximately 80 pieces. L: 10 in. (longest)

provenance

$1,000-1,500

$2,000-3,000

19th century

Private Philadelphia collection

19th/20th century

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA.

250 Group of five toys 19th/20th century

Comprising a papier-mâché horse on wheels, a painted iron acrobatic clown, a pair of painted cast iron miniature cannons, and a painted cast iron Popeye on motorcycle, marked Hubley Mfg. Co. For the April Americana sale. H: 14 in. (tallest) $1,000-1,500

251 Tammany cast iron mechanical bank

J. & E. Stevens Co., Cromwell, CT, patented dec. 23 1873 Depicting Boss Tweed, one side inscribed, “Tammany Bank”, the other inscribed, “Halls Pat”; the back inscribed, “Patd Dec 23 1873.” H: 6 in. W: 3 1/2 in. D: 4 in. provenance

The collection of a Margate, New Jersey lady. $300-500

252 Painted cast iron “Darktown Battery” mechanical bank J. & E. Stevens Co., Cromwell, CT, circa 1880

Marked to underside “Pat’d Jan 17, 1880”. H: 7 in. L: 9 1/4 in. $1,000-2,000

253 Carved and painted carousel jumper Attributed to workshop of Charles W. Parker (1864-1932), 1902-1906 H: 60 in. L: 48 in. (on stand) provenance

Property of a Villanova estate. $3,000-5,000

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255

Carved and painted tobacconist figure of a Native American princess

Carved and painted tobacconist figure of a Native American warrior

late 19th century H: 55 in. provenance

Property of a Villanova estate. $3,000-5,000

late 19th century H: 78 in. provenance

Property of a Villanova estate. $2,500-3,500

256 Carved and painted carousel giraffe Carl Adolph Schneider, Germany, 1893 H: 76 in. L: 35 in. provenance

Property of a Villanova estate. First documented to have been used in the 4-abreast carousel at Lake Harriet, Minneapolis in 1893. The carousel was moved to Braddock Heights, Maryland in 1912 and sold in 1963. $10,000-15,000

257 Tall turned and painted barber pole late 19th century H: 84 in. provenance

Property of a Villanova estate. $1,000-2,000

258 Small turned and painted barber pole late 19th century H: 45 in. provenance

Property of a Villanova estate. $1,000-1,500

259 Turned and painted barber pole late 19th century H: 60 1/2 in. provenance

Property of a Villanova estate. $1,500-2,500

260

261

Herman N. Hyneman (1849-1907)

With the Illinois State Seal, signed, l.l. “H,N. Hyneman,” and “Copyright of H.N. Hyneman 1903,” oil on canvas, framed. 27 1/2 in. x 17 1/2 in. (sight)

With Seal of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, signed, l.l. “H. N. Hyneman,” and “Copyright of H.N. Hyneman 1903,” oil on canvas, framed. 23 1/2 in. x 13 in. (sight)

note

$1,500-2,500

Young Lady and Illinois State Building at the St. Louis World’s Fair, 1904

Accompanied by an oral history of being made for the Louisana Purchase Exposition or St. Louis World’s Fair.

Young Lady with Pennsylvania pennant, St. Louis World’s Fair, 1904

Accompanied by an oral history of being made for the Louisana Purchase Exposition or St. Louis World’s Fair.

262 Group of seven 42-Star American Parade flags and two 45-Star American Parade Flags 1877-1908

Printed cotton, most retaining sticks. 23 1/2 in. x 14 in. provenance

Chester County Historical Society. $800-1,200

(7 of 9)

(1 of 5)

263 Four 45-Star American Flags and a French Tri-Color Flag O. H. Batchelder & Co., W. M. Horstmann, Philadelphia, and C. W. White Decorator, circa 1898-1900

The first inscribed, “Dorsey Ashbridge Estate, of William Ashbridge, Spanish American War”, and stenciled, “O. H. Batchelder & Co. Contract Dec. 12 1900”, on hoist, machine-sewn, wool bunting, with cotton stars; second stenciled,” Wagner Mfg Co.,“, machine-sewn, wool bunting, with cotton stars; and third and the fourth, stenciled, “W. M. Horstmann. Phila”, machine sewn bunting. 95 in. x 48 in., 180 in. x 120 in., and 25 in. x 37 1/2 in. provenance

Chester County Historical Society. Estate of Eleanor Ashbridge. $800-1,200

264 A 38-Star American Flag commemorating Colorado statehood 1877-1889

With cotton stars machine -sewn to wood bunting. 284 in. x 142 in. provenance

Chester County Historical Society. $500-800

265 Group of four 45-Star American Flags commemorating Utah statehood 1896-1908

All machine-sewn, wool bunting, with cotton stars. 170 in. x 96 in., 69 in. x 35 in., 66 1/2 in. x 44 in., and 88 in. x 57 in. provenance

Chester County Historical Society. $800-1,200 (1 of 4)

266 Large silver-plated presentation hot water urn The spigot marked J. & H. Jones, Philadelphia, PA, circa 1870

The twin-handled urn with egg and dart banding and applied profile portrait of Abraham Lincoln (President, 1861-1865), the lid surmounted by a horse, possibly a representation of Lincoln’s horse Old Bob (c. 1849-?). H: 25 in. $2,000-3,000

267 “Edmund Culpeper type” brass and mahogany compound monocular microscope London, England, circa 1780

The mahogany base with drawer, includes ivory discs, sliders, and other accessories; together with glass display cloche. H: 26 in. provenance

Pittsburgh Family Collection. $1,000-1,500

268 Small “William Cary type” brass and leather compound monocular microscope London, England, circa 1820

The leather boxed base includes slides and other accessories; together with glass display cloche. H: 8 in. (microscope) H: 9 in. (cloche) provenance

Pittsburgh Family Collection. $800-1,200

269 Two small brass compound monocular microscopes and brass-inlaid mahogany traveling boxes circa 1850

The larger box hinges marked “Rec. Aug. 21, 1850”, the box includes lenses and other accessories; the smaller box with fitting for microscope when in use. L: 11 in. (box) provenance

Pittsburgh Family Collection. $800-1,200

270 Brass compound monocular microscope

Joseph Zentmayer, Philadelphia, PA, circa 1862 Marked “J. Zentmayer Philadelphia” and number “453”. H: 16 in. provenance

Pittsburgh Family Collection. $1,000-1,500

271 Brass binocular microscope with mahogany traveling chest

Henry Crouch, London, retailed by J. W. Queen & Co., Philadelphia, PA, circa 1870s The microscope with ebonized brass “Crouch foot”, marked “Henry Crouch London Agents James W. Queen & Co. Philadelphia 1717”; the chest with brass pull, includes other lenses and accessories. H: 15 1/2 in. (box) provenance

Pittsburgh Family Collection. $1,000-1,500

272 Brass compound monocular microscope

Bausch & Lomb Optical Co., Rochester, NY, circa 1897 Marked “Bausch & Lomb Optical Co. Rochester NY”, “”55922”, “Spencer Buffalo USA”, and “Pat. Feb. 16 1897”; together with glass display cloche. H: 18 in. (cloche) provenance

Pittsburgh Family Collection. $1,000-1,500

273 Two mahogany medicine chests 19th century

Both chests with brass pulls; the larger chest with lift-top and lower drawer, containing glass bottles, vials, mortar, and other accessories; the smaller chest with numbered glass bottles corresponding to interior paper label listing ingredients, inscribed “The Family Medicine Chest” and patent registered “May 9th, 1881”; many glass bottles retaining original paper labels and some retaining ingredients. H: 8 1/2 in. (larger), H: 5 1/2 in. (smaller) provenance

Pittsburgh Family Collection. $1,500-2,500

274 Mahogany medicine chest 19th century

With brass pull; the interior with drawers and glass bottles; many of the bottles retaining original labels and some retaining ingredients. H: 11 in. (chest) provenance

Pittsburgh Family Collection. $1,000-1,500

275 Mahogany medicine chest

Reece & Co., London, England, early 19th century With brass pull; containing glass bottles and drawers, many retaining labels for various medicinal herbs and substances and some retaining ingredients; includes mortar and pestle; one drawer with some original labels for Reece & Co., inscribed “The Family and Sea Dispensaries and Chemical Mineralogical & Veterinary Chests Adapted to all Climates/Prepared by Reece & Co. Pharmaceutical and Experimental Chemists Henrietta Street, Covent Garden”; another drawer retaining old envelope, inscribed “Thos. Healy Urbanna Va”. H: 18 in. provenance

Possibly owned by Thomas Healy of Urbanna, Virginia. Pittsburgh Family Collection. $1,000-1,500

276 Alligator leather-covered box

George Domett, Boston, MA, early 19th century With brass pull, the interior lined with paper and retaining original label, inscribed “George Domett manufacturer of trunks & whale bone whips Dock 6 Square Boston”. L: 15 1/2 in. provenance

Pittsburgh Family Collection. $800-1,200

277 Mahogany box with six surgical scalpels

W. & H. Hutchinson, Sheffield, England, mid-19th century Velvet-lined, with paper label inscribed “W. & H. Hutchinson Sheffield Surgical Instrument Makers to the Royal Navy” and ink-inscribed “Frederick Howard”; the scalpels marked. L: 6 3/4 in. provenance

Pittsburgh Family Collection. $400-600

278 Group of five assorted surgical and medical items Various makers, 19th century

Comprising a walnut box containing medical equipment, including glass vials, metal surgical implements, pestle, scissors, and two leather cases (one with metal hypodermic needle and the other with surgical implements, by G. Tiemann & Co. of Park Row, New York), etc.; a small metal case with glass medicine/pill vials retaining paper labels and ingredients; a leather case containing glass medicine/pill vials retaining paper labels and ingredients, produced by The Abbott Alkaloidal Co. of Chicago, IL, also retaining a business card envelope for A. Stephen Russell, M.D. of Rumney, NH; and two mortars and pestles, one brass and the other ceramic, marked “Wedgwood”. L: 6 in. provenance

Pittsburgh Family Collection. $800-1,200

279

provenance

Brass-mounted mahogany surgical kit belonging to Dr. Alexander Peille Cahill

note

19th century

The brass inlay on the lid engraved with Cahill Family crest; retaining embossed leather case inscribed “A. Peille Cahill”; the interior with three levels of trays containing knives, saws, trepanning implements, straps, and other surgical devices, many of which are marked “Young”. L: 18 1/2 in. (chest)

Pittsburgh Family Collection. Alexander Peille Cahill, M.D., was a surgeon who served in the British Army. He is listed as “Hon. Deputy Surgeon General” in The New Annual Army List, Militia, Yeomanry Cavalry List, and Indian Civil Service List of 1889, (written by Lieutenant General Henry George Hart) having appeared in several earlier volumes. $2,500-3,500

280 Group of four brass fleams or blood-letting implements first half 19th century

Three retaining original leather cases; two stamped “Proctor”. L: 5 in. (longest) provenance

Pittsburgh Family Collection. $500-800

281 Mahogany trepanning kit Probably mid-19th century

Velvet-lined, with brass pull; includes four trepanning implements. L: 9 in. provenance

Pittsburgh Family Collection. $800-1,200

282 Cylindrical leather-covered blood-letting kit 19th century

Velvet-lined, with brass fleams/cutting tools and glass bowl and bottle. L: 8 in. provenance

Pittsburgh Family Collection. $800-1,200

283 Mahogany surgical kit

Probably Philadelphia, PA, mid19th century Velvet-lined, with brass pull; including three knives, marked “Schively”, Philadelphia; two saws; a pick; and a trepanning device. L: 17 1/2 in. provenance

Pittsburgh Family Collection. $1,000-1,500

284 Two mahogany and brass magneto-electric machines

W. H. Burnap, Lowell, MA, 1854 and later One with “Davis & Kidder’s Patent Magneto-Electric Machine” label, the other with “A. Davis’s Improved and Compound Magneto-Electric Machine” label. L: 10 in. provenance

Pittsburgh Family Collection. note

Known as “Davis & Kidder’s Patent Magneto-Electric Machine”, these devices were used to treat a variety of nervous diseases and other ailments. The user received a mild electric shock by operating the crank. See The Wood Library-Museum of Anesthesiology for another example. $800-1,200

285 Rosewood box with drafting instruments Compas Supérieurs, France, circa 1900

Velvet lined, with logo “Compas Brévetés et Perfect nés S.G.D.G.”; includes calipers/compasses of varying sizes as well as protracter and ruler. L: 8 1/2 in. (box) provenance

Pittsburgh Family Collection. $400-600

286 Group of four surgical and medical items 19th and early 20th century

Comprising a mahogany box with brass pull, containing metal splints, and retaining label for “Levi’s Set of Metallic Splints” to interior of lid; a small wood box with round metric measuring tools and tweezer; a cardboard box containing gold plated surgical needles by Slaughter Instrument Co. of Benton Harbor, Michigan, bearing original label; and rosewood and ivory rolling device. L: 17 in. (mahogany box) provenance

Pittsburgh Family Collection. $800-1,200

287 Group of four miniature furniture items 19th century

Including a Victorian faux bamboo wardrobe with mirror; a Victorian mahogany chest of drawers; a Classical chest of drawers with mottled paint finish and button pulls, inscribed “May 19th 1861 Delight L. Nichols Manathen Cortlaid Co. (?) New York/ Marguerite E. Nichols 1896 “ “Bowser “ “ Linn”; and a fireplace screen with needlework parrot. H: 15 in. (tallest) provenance

Pittsburgh Family Collection. $1,000-1,500

288 Impressive Gothic Revival walnut armchair and footstool

Signed “Robert Lowry, Westchester, PA 1838” The back with intricately carved tracery, the stiles ending in Gothic spires, and the front rail with central drop carved with crowned man. H: 62 in. literature

Antiques & Fine Art Magazine (2008). note

This chair and footstool was possibly made for the 1838 Philadelphia Exhibition. $2,000-3,000

289 Franz Kops (German, 1846-1896)

Portrait of Elizabeth Harriet Harrison Turnure (1866–1927), dated “1885” Signed “Franz Kops” and dated “1885”, l.l., oil on canvas, framed. 35 1/2 in. x 27 1/2 in. (sight) provenance

Collection of Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Oldenburg. By descent to sitter’s granddaughter. note

Elizabeth Harriet “Lisa” Harrison was born in New York State, and eventually moved to New Rochelle, New York, where she married Arthur Baldwin Turnure (b. 1856) in 1890. Arthur founded Vogue in 1892 as a weekly publication documenting the lifestyles and fashions of New York City’s upper class. Condé Nast purchased the magazine in 1905. Elizabeth and Arthur had one son, David Arthur Turnure (1899-1959). Arthur passed away in 1906, and Elizabeth married again several years later to Frederick Julian Stimson (1856-1926). $500-700

290 Sterling silver floral repoussé bowl

Bailey Banks & Biddle, Philadelphia, PA, late 19th century With gilt-washed interior; engraved with monogram, “MGM”; marked to underside; together with silver-plated food-warming stand, apparently unmarked. H: 4 in. Dia: 9 in. Weight: 24.27 oz. t. (bowl only) provenance

Private collection, Pennsylvania. $800-1,200

291 Neoclassical sterling silver compote

J. C. Moore & Son for Tiffany & Co., New York, NY, circa 1860 With cast wheat sheath handles, edges with beading and leaf design; engraved “C.C. from L. A. T. 1860”; marked to underside. H: 4 in. L: 16 in., Weight: 34.4 oz. t. $800-1,200

292 Louis C. Tiffany (1848-1933)

The Art Work of Louis C. Tiffany (1914) First and limited edition, number 11 of 492 copies. Signed and inscribed by Tiffany in ink on first free endpaper, â&#x20AC;&#x153;No 11/ To Mr and Mrs Rob. W. de Forest-/ Dear Rob & Emily/ I send you my book/ with much love & many thanks/ Louis C. Tiffany.â&#x20AC;? Illustrated with 20 mounted color plates and 42 photogravures, as called for in the List of Illustrations; each with captioned tissue guard. provenance

Robert Weeks de Forest (1848-1931), was an American lawyer, financier, and philanthropist. He served as president of the Metropolitan Museum of Art from 1913-1931, and was the eldest brother of interior and furniture designer Lockwood de Forest. $2,000-3,000

293 Aesthetic Japanesque brass clock

J. E. Caldwell & Co., Philadelphia, PA, late 19th century Decorated with Geisha and Japanese motifs. H: 19 in. W: 12 in. provenance

Private collection, Pennsylvania. $800-1,200

294 Aesthetic Movement rosewood, parcel gilt and gilt bronze mounted bookcase Attributed to Herter Brothers, New York, circa 1875

The stepped cornice above twin glazed doors divided by stop-fluted Ionic columns, opening to three shelves, above two short drawers, raised on bracket feet. H: 56 1/2 in. W: 45 in. D: 17 1/2 in. provenance

Property of a Gentleman. Sotheby’s, New York, Sale 6458: September 17, 1993, Lot 327. $3,000-5,000

295 Newcomb College scenic landscape pottery vase

Modeler, Joseph Meyer (1848-1931), decorator, Anna Frances Simpson, (18801930), New Orleans, LA, 1916 Bearing incised marks for the pottery, modeler, decorator, and “IK67”, “250”, and “397.” H: 8 3/4 in. $3,000-5,000

296 Henry Mitchell (1915-1980) Bronze Model of a Horse

The base signed, “Mitchell” and impressed, “Fonderia Artistica Battaglia & C.” L: 18 1/4 in. $2,000-3,000

297

298

Two Santa Clara blackware wedding vases

Santa Clara blackware wedding basket

Comprising a carved blackware wedding vase, signed “Mary Singer Santa Clara Pueblo New Mexico” and a blackware basket, signed “Laurencita Santa Clara Pueblo”, active 1920-1940. H: 11 in. (tallest)

With impressed bear claw decoration, apparently unsigned. H: 7 1/2 in.

20th century

provenance

Private collection, Pennsylvania. $800-1,200

299 Group of seven Santa Clara and San Ildefonso blackware items 20th century

Comprising a jar signed Maria (?); a jar by Maria and Santana, signed “Maria & Santana”; two jars by Santana Adam, both signed “Santana Adam”; two vases by Carmelita Dunlap, signed “1981 Carmelita Dunlap San Ildefonso Pueblo” and “Carmelita Dunlap San Ildefonso Pueblo”; and a plate by Maria and Santana, signed “Maria & Santana.” H: 7 1/2 in. (tallest) provenance

Private collection, Pennsylvania. $1,500-2,500

300 Group of six San Ildefonso and Santa Clara blackware items 20th century

Comprising a San Ildefonso blackware bowl, signed “Tonita & Juan,” circa 1935; a Santa clara blackware jar, unsigned, attributed to the Tafoya Family, circa 1920s; a San Ildefonso pot by Camilla “Sunflower” Tafoya, signed “Rose”; a Santa Clara carved blackware jar, signed “Camilio Tafoya”; a Santa Clara blackware jar, signed “Juan”, circa 1930; and a Santa Clara carved blackware bowl, signed “Mary Cain Santa Clara Pueblo”. H: 4 1/2 in. Dia: 8 in. (largest) provenance

Private collection, Pennsylvania. $1,000-1,500

Serafina Tafoya (1863-1949) and Margaret Tafoya (1904-2001), 20th century

provenance

Private collection, Pennsylvania. Identified and authenticated by Toni Tafoya Roller, Serafina’s granddaughter and Margaret’s niece. $2,000-3,000

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Santa Clara pottery seed jar

Two Santa Clara pottery seed jars

Three Santa Clara pottery seed jars

Kevin Naranjo (b. 1972), late 20th century

Decorated with sgraffito animal and geometric motifs, signed “Kevin Naranjo Povi Pena Santa Clara Pueblo”. H: 3 in. provenance

Private collection, Pennsylvania. $300-500

Grace Medicine Flower (b. 1938), 20th century

One with stopper, both decorated with sgraffito animal and geometric motifs and signed “Grace Medicine Flower” to underside. H: 5 in. (tallest) provenance

Private collection, Pennsylvania. $800-1,200

Camilio Sunflower Tafoya (1902-1995), late 20th century One green and the other two red, all decorated with sgraffito animal motifs; two marked “SCP” to underside and one signed “Camilio Sunflower Santa Clara Pueblo 1985”. H: 2 in. (tallest) provenance

Private collection, Pennsylvania. $1,000-1,500

304 Two Santa Clara pottery seed jars

Joseph Lonewolf (1932-2014), late 20th century Decorated with sgraffito antelope, butterfly, squirrel, and other motifs; both signed “Joseph Lonewolf” to underside. H: 1 in. provenance

Private collection, Pennsylvania. $800-1,200

305 Hopi pottery bowl

Fannie Nampeyo (1900-1987), mid-20th century Decorated with bands of geometric motifs, signed “Fannie Nampeyo” to underside. H: 3 1/4 in. Dia: 6 in. provenance

Private collection, Pennsylvania. $500-800

306 Rare San Ildefonso redware bowl

Juanita Vigil (1898-1933), early 20th century With knife wing decoration, signed “Juanita” to underside. H: 2 1/2 in. Dia: 6 in. provenance

Private collection, Pennsylvania. note

This bowl was created by Juanita Vigil (1898-1933), the younger sister of potters Maria Martinez and Desidaria Montoya. Juanita died young and few of her pieces have survived- one is in the collection of the Smithsonian Institute. $500-800

307 Group of three Southwest pottery vessels Various makers, 20th century

Comprising a large Hopi polychrome pottery vase, signed “Roberta Youvella Silas Laguna Tewa”; a Santo Domingo pottery bowl, signed “Robert Tenorio”; and a pottery bowl, inscribed “1914 Hubbell Trading”; all decorated with bands of geometric motifs. H: 9 in. Dia: 12 in. (largest) provenance

Private collection, Pennsylvania. $600-800

308 Group of five turned burlwood bowls 19th century Dia: 15 in. (largest) provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $1,000-1,500

309 Large burlwood bowl and ladle

Possibly Native American, 18th/19th century The ladle with iron make-do repair. L: 38 1/2 in. (ladle) L: 21 1/2 in. (bowl) provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $3,000-5,000

310 Acoma polychrome pottery olla

New Mexico, late 19th/early 20th century With painted registers of geometric designs. H: 8 in. $1,500-2,500

311 Hopi carved and painted Polik Mana Kachina Southwest, 20th century H: 11 1/2 in. $1,200-1,600

312 Hopi carved and painted wood Deer Dancer Kachina mid-20th century H: 14 1/2 in. $500-800

313 Navajo crystal rug

T. B. Moore, circa 1905-1915 88 in. x 58 1/2 in. provenance

Private collection, Pennsylvania. $2,000-3,000

314 Navajo transitional rug

Ganado, late 19th century 82 1/2 in. x 46 in. provenance

Private collection, Pennsylvania. $400-600

315 Navajo plate rug

Probably C. N. Cotton, circa 1900-1910 77 1/2 in. x 43 in. provenance

Private collection, Pennsylvania. $1,000-1,500

316 Navajo rug with unusual dress pattern 20th century 66 in. x 38 in. provenance

Private collection, Pennsylvania. $800-1,200

317 Early Navajo third phase chief’s blanket late 19th century 53 in. x 36 in. provenance

Private collection, Pennsylvania. $3,000-5,000

318 Two Navajo third phase chief’s blankets last half 20th century 57 in. x 49 in., 50 in. x 50 in. provenance

Private collection, Pennsylvania. $1,500-2,500

319 Navajo wool dress and half dress

Southwest, late 19th/20th century Dyed in red and black hues, with bands of geometric design. 51 in. x 33 in. (dress) provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $1,000-1,500

320 Two Navajo rugs 20th century

Bearing interesting color combinations and patterns. 74 in. x 35 in. and 69 in. x 39 in. provenance

Private collection, Pennsylvania. $1,500-2,500

321 Two Navajo rugs and Navajo half dress early 20th century 73 in. x 52 1/2 in., 68 in. x 36 in., and 34 in. x 25 1/2 in. provenance

Private collection, Pennsylvania. $1,200-1,800 (2 of 3)

322 Navajo banded twill blanket and Navajo revival period carpet circa 1920-1930s 67 in. x 41 in., 78 in. x 54 in. provenance

Private collection, Pennsylvania. $1,000-1,500

(1 of 2)

323 Native American quillwork and leather blanket strip

Plains, possibly Sioux, late 19th century Mounted and framed. L: 57 in. (blanket strip) provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $800-1,200

324 Collection of Native American baskets and beadwork bags together with a carved bone spoon Northeastern Woodlands, Southwest, and Canada, late 19th/20th century

Comprising ten baskets, some Northeastern Woodlands; four beadwork bags: medicine bag, small strikalight bag, pouch with horsehair tassels and reused beadwork, and another pouch; and a carved bone spoon with incised lines and reindeer motif, possibly Canadian. 11 in. x 10 1/2 in. (largest basket) provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $800-1,200

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Group of six Zuni silver, turquoise, and inlaid jewelry items

Group of six Native American silver and turquoise jewelry items

Comprising three pieces by Dennis Edaakie: a necklace with rotating pendant inlaid with bird and roadrunner and cactus motifs, marked “Dennis Edaakie”; a cuff bracelet with inlaid bird and floral motifs, marked “Dennis E.”; and a necklace with collar pendant inlaid with cardinal and floral motifs, marked “Dennis Nancy Edaakie”; a squash blossom necklace, marked “P. Jones Sterling”; an eagle-form bolo tie, marked “Bobby & Corraine Shack Zuni, N. Mo”; and a pendant, marked “N.E. Tsosie”, with chain; many pieces inlaid with other semi-precious materials: coral, mother-of-pearl, onyx, etc. L: 16 in. (squash blossom, necklace fully extended)

Comprising three squash blossom necklaces, one with beads made from Mercury dimes, pendants made from Liberty half dollars, and a Naja pendant with two Liberty quarters, circa 1940s; a belt; a head piece; and a small flask. L: 43 in. (belt)

Dennis Edaakie and others, 20th century

provenance

Private collection, Pennsylvania. $1,200-1,800

Southwest, probably Zuni, 20th century

provenance

Collection of the late Hans U. Jahn, Charlottesville, VA. $1,500-2,000

327 Group of six Navajo turquoise and silver bracelets Various makers, 20th century

Comprising a bracelet, with indistinct mark “JB” (?); a bracelet by Gibson Nez, marked “CZN Navajo Sterling”; a bracelet possibly by Kenneth Begay, marked “KB”; a bracelet with turquoise and other semi-precious materials including malachite, coral, ironwood, etc., marked “Saunsa”; a bracelet marked “Sterling”; and a bracelet marked “L”. L: 3 1/4 in. (longest) provenance

Private collection, Pennsylvania. $600-800

328 Group of nine Navajo sterling silver jewelry items

Kenneth Begay (1913-1977), 20th century Comprising three pairs of earrings, one pair mounted with turquoise and another pair inlaid with wood; a belt buckle inlaid with wood; and a pair of cufflinks; all marked. L: 1 3/4 in. (belt buckle) provenance

329 Group of six Southwest gold and gold tone and turquoise jewelry items Various makers, 20th century

Including a ring by Don Juan, signed “Don Juan New Mexico”; a 14 karat gold ring by Andy Lee Kirk (1947-2001), signed “Kirk”; a 14 karat gold ring with bear stone motif, signed “STT” and marked “14K”; a 14 karat gold bracelet by Robert and Bernice Leekya, marked “RLB” and “14K”; and a 14 karat gold bracelet bt George Kee, signed “G. Kee” and marked “14K”; and a hanging feather pendant by Richard Tsosie, marked “Tsosie”. L: 2 1/2 in. (longest bracelet), various sizes for rest provenance

Private collection, Pennsylvania. Bev Pappenfus, Dallas, Texas. Ring by Andy Lee Kirk: Indian Pueblo Marketing Inc., November 3, 1979. $1,000-1,500

Private collection, Pennsylvania. One pair of earrings: The White Hogan Trading Company, Flagstaff, Arizona. $1,000-1,500

330 Hopi inlaid silver and gold pendant and pair of gold earrings Charles Loloma (1921-1999), 20th century

The pendant inlaid with turquoise, coral, and ironwood; the pendant and earrings both signed “Loloma.” L: 1 3/4 in. (pendant) provenance

Private collection, Pennsylvania. April Nellans Dougherty. Tanner’s Indian Arts, La Jolla, California, 1976. $3,000-5,000

331 Navajo 14 karat gold and inlaid hardstone pendant

Jesse Monongye (b. 1952), 20th century Inlaid with coral, turquoise, lapis lazuli, and other semi-precious materials, marked “Jesse Monongye 14K”; together with an inlaid silver ring, marked to interior with arrowhead surrounding “RCY”. L: 3/4 in. (pendant) provenance

Private collection, Pennsylvania. $500-800

332 Navajo sterling silver and inlay bracelet Ervin P. Tsosie, 20th century

The inlay in the form of a Yei figure, eagle, and face motif, composed of various materials including coral, opal, lapis lazuli, turquoise, and onyx; marked “Ervin P. Tsosie” and “Sterling”. L: 2 1/2 in. provenance

Private collection, Pennsylvania. $500-700

CLEMENT HUNGERFORD POLLEN An English Gentleman in the Great North American West

lement Hungerford Pollen (1869-1934) was born in London to an illustrious and art loving family that traced Samuel Pepys as a distant ancestor. His parents, John Hungerford Pollen (1820-1902)—a decorative artist, former Anglican priest, professor and curator—and his mother, Maria Margaret La Primaudaye Hungerford Pollen (1838-c. 1919)—a lace collector, author and historian—were friends with John Newman, William Morris and William Thackeray. His mother was famously sketched by Dante Gabriel Rosetti.

The area was inhabited by the Ktunaxa Nation. Pollen greatly admired the Native peoples and developed close relationships with them. In the early 1900s, Pollen became involved in the design, construction and management of the Kootenay Central branch of the Canadian Pacific Railway. He served as Lieutenant Colonel, 1st Battalion Kootenay Regiment, and as a Major in the 54th Battalion, Cranbrook, BC during WWI. Pollen returned to England with his wife and children and died in Surrey.

When Clement was 6 his family moved to Newbuildings Place in Sussex—a 16th century estate owned by the poet, traveler and Arabian horse breeder, Wilfred Scawen Blunt (1840-1922). It is here that Pollen and his older brother Arthur, credited their transformation to lovers of horses and explorers of the outdoors.

Clement documented his years in Wyoming and British Columbia with photographs, written memoirs and by collecting Native North American made objects and fossils. His extensive correspondence includes letters from family friend Neville Chamberlain and Theodore Roosevelt. The collection is a rare historic record of a specific North American time and place: of Western Plains life, exploration, the life and arts of Native peoples, and the transformation of the West.

After secondary school, Pollen followed Arthur, to Wyoming, where he lived in a cabin and worked with cattle and horses. After an accident with a shotgun, he briefly worked as assistant secretary in the Bahamas to Governor Ambrose Shea. In 1897, once again following his brother Arthur who had illustrated and written the preface for H. Somers Somerset’s, The Land of the Muskeag, 1895, Pollen traveled to North Western Canada. He settled in the Kootenay River area of British Columbia eventually owning an 814-acre property called Skookumchuck Ranch, as well as a home in Cranbrook, British Columbia.

333 The Clement Hungerford Pollen Collection Including Ktunaxa Nation bead and quill worked items, natural history items, photographs, correspondence and memoirs Late 19th century - circa 1940 provenance

The Collection of Clement Hungerford Pollen descended in the Pollen family to the present owner. for a more detailed lot description and additional images, see: freemansauction.com $30,000-50,000

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