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The 57th Annual Thanksgiving AmericAnA AucTion noVemBer 24, 2017

The 57th Annual Thanksgiving

A mericAnA A ucTion november 24, 2017

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The 57th Annual Thanksgiving

AMERICANA AuCTIoN

FoRMAl & PAINTEd FuRNITuRE, FRAkTuR, GlAss, dECoys & MoRE

Friday, NoVEMBER 24, 2017 at 10:00 AM | lots 1-680 Featuring Items from The Collections of The late dr. Robert W. & Juanita le Vere of Wooster, ohio Phyllis and the late William kraner, Columbus, ohio The Collection of the late Jay Jeschke, Chicago, Illinois Grant A. oakes service Collection A Couple From Bloomfield Hills, Michigan The late david Williams, Mansfield, ohio and select Consignments from Illinois, Indiana, Maine, Maryland, Michigan, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Wyoming

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1 OGDEN FAMILY SILHOUETTES BY AUGUSTE EDOUART (FRANCE, 1789-1861).

Twelve full-length silhouettes of family members engaged in various activities including playing a piano. Placed on a faint graphite background of large sitting room complete with painting over a fireplace and draped windows. Signed at bottom “Aug. Edouart fecit New York City, April Sept. 1840”. Typed note on the back notes names of Ogden family members written on the backs of figures. Isaac, Mrs. Isaac, Carolina, Laura, Mrs. Nicholas, Miss Ogden, Gouverneur, Sarah, T. Murray, Isaac Jr. and Euphenia. Bird’s-eye maple veneer frame and eglomise mat, 24”h. 42.5”w.

Included is “American Silhouettes by August Edouart...” by Vernay that lists the Ogden family members, pg. 73. $9,000-12,000

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2 FRAMED PEALE MUSEUM FAMILY SILHOUETTES. Ca. 1830s. Seven hollow cut portraits from the Peale Museum of a prominent Philadelphia Quaker family. Identified as Thomas Rotch and his wife Susan (nee Ridgeway) together with five silhouettes of their grandchildren, Samuel Lydia, William, Benjamin and Sarah (Rodman). Information from the backs of the silhouettes as well as a typed copy on the backing paper from the Rodman Family Book. All but Susan have “Museum” labels, she has a “Peale Museum” label with eagle. Late oval frame, 19.5”h. 15.5”w. $800-1,200 4

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3 TWO PORTRAITS BY JOHN RUBENS SMITH (ENGLAND/NEW YORK, 1775-1849).

Watercolor on paper, one initialed and dated “IRS 1820”.

Young man and woman probably done as a couple. Fulllength portraits with painted backgrounds including ingrain carpeting. Under glass in rosewood veneer frames with gilt liners. 17”h. 13.5”w. $1,000-1,500 4 SILHOUETTE OF YOUNG GIRL. Probably American, 1st half-19th century. Full-length inked image with watercolor detail. Girl in red dress holding a sprig of flowers. Some toning. Gilt frame, 7.5”h. 6.25”w. $250-500

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5 SILHOUETTE OF A WOMAN. Probably American, 2nd quarter-19th century. Cutout portrait with exceptional gold inked detail including pocket watch. Reeded frame, 6.5”h. 5.5”w. $300-600 6 THREE SILHOUETTES. Probably American, mid 19th century. Two inked portraits with reeded frames. Young woman with gold highlights.

Identified as “Elizabeth Atkinson Peacock 1826”, 4.75”h.

3.75”w., and older gentleman, 5”h. 4”w. Together with a later cutout of man with moustache and hat, 5.25”h. 4”w. overall. $250-450 7 FOUR SILHOUETTES. Probably American, 1st half-19th century. Husband and wife in round frames identified as “Dr. Wilkins, Salem, Mass” and “Dr. Wilkins 3rd wife”. Stains. 4.5”d. And an embossed three-quarter silhouette of a woman in chip carved frame, 6.5”h. 4.75”w. Together with a late hollow cut silhouette of a man in gilt frame, 7.5”h. 5.25”w. $150-350

8 ENGLISH LEEDSWARE EAGLE PLATE. Early 19th century. Blue feather edge with American eagle and shield in center. Light scratches. 8.25”d. $400-700 9 DELFT CHARGER. Attributed to Lambeth, mid 18th century. Landscape with archer hunting deer. Worn glaze on rim with expected flakes. 14.25”d. $350-650 10 ENGLISH LEEDSWARE EAGLE PLATE. Early 19th century. Blue feather edge with American eagle and shield in center. 8.25”d. $400-800

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11 AMERICAN BLOWN GLASS HYACINTH VASE. Mid 19th century. Baluster form in deep cobalt. Straw marks. 8”h $150-350 12 THREE AMERICAN BLOWN GLASS HYACINTH VASES. Mid 19th century. Cobalt with ribs, 7.25”h., and emerald green, 9”h.

Together with a late green vase with swirled ribs, 7.5”h. $200-400 13 TWO AMERICAN BLOWN GLASS HYACINTH VASES. Mid 19th century. Amethyst, the darker one has ribs and a ground rim.

7.5”, 8”h. $150-350

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14 FOUR AMERICAN DECORATED SIDE CHAIRS. Mid 19th century. Spindle backs and turned legs. Original grain painting with naive grapevines on crest. Varying wear. 17.5”h. seat, 34”h. overall. $150-350 15 EUROPEAN DOMETOP DOCUMENT BOX. First half-19th century, pine. Wire staple hinges, tin hasp, replaced bale handle. Original paint with flowers and bird on lid. Minor wear. 5.5”h. 10.25”w. $150-300

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16 BOSTON QUEEN ANNE DRESSING TABLE. Ca. 1760, mahogany with white pine secondary.

Very fine dressing table with square molded top, and one over three dovetailed drawers with original brasses. Center bottom drawer has carved fan. Arcade skirt with four cabriole legs ending in pad feet with a full platform. Sun fading. 31”h.

34”w. 20.5”d. Ex Bernard & S. Dean Levy (New York). $8,000-12,000

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17 MINIATURE SONGBIRD CARVING BY ANTHONY ELMER CROWELL. East Harwich, Massachusetts (1862-1951). Original paint. Impressed rectangular stamp on bottom of base “AE Crowell, Maker, East Harwich, Mass”. Inked label “Wood Thrush”. 2.25”h. $700-1,200

21 MINIATURE SONGBIRD CARVING BY ANTHONY ELMER CROWELL. East Harwich, Massachusetts (1862-1951). Original paint. Impressed rectangular stamp on bottom of base “AE Crowell, Maker, East Harwich, Mass”. Inked label “Scarlet Tanger”, 2”h. $600-1,200

18 MINIATURE SONGBIRD CARVING BY ANTHONY ELMER CROWELL. East Harwich, Massachusetts (1862-1951). Original paint. Impressed rectangular stamp on bottom of base “AE Crowell, Maker, East Harwich, Mass”. Unmarked Cedar Waxwing with penciled “11”. 2.5”h. $600-900

22 AMERICAN ARROWBACK HIGHCHAIR. Mid 19th century. Turned arms and legs, plank seat. Original black paint with gold trim and eagle crest. Some wear. 22”h. seat. 33.5”h. overall. $100-300

19 MINIATURE SONGBIRD CARVING BY ANTHONY ELMER CROWELL. East Harwich, Massachusetts (1862-1951). Original paint. Impressed rectangular stamp on bottom of base “AE Crowell, Maker, East Harwich, Mass”. Faint penciled label “Bluebird, 11”. 2”h. $800-1,000 20 MINIATURE SONGBIRD CARVING BY ANTHONY ELMER CROWELL. East Harwich, Massachusetts (1862-1951). Original paint. Impressed rectangular stamp on bottom of base “AE Crowell, Maker, East Harwich, Mass”. Inked label “Tree Swallow”. 2.5”h. $650-950

23 AMERICAN PRESSED GLASS TRUMPET VASE. Mid 19th century. Canary vase with elongated loops. On marble base. 11.25”h. $100-250 24 THREE DECOYS BY GUST “GUS” NELOW. Oshkosh, Wisconsin, (1874-1962). Canvasbacks with glass eyes. One with original paint, 15.25”l., and two with old paint and stenciled owner’s name “C. Hazen” on bottom. 15.5”, 16”l. Working decoys with imperfections. $300-600 25 PAIR OF BLUEBILL DECOYS BY L.J. STARK. American, mid 20th century. Original paint and glass eyes. Working decoys with imperfections.

13.5”, 14”l. $200-400

26 THREE AMERICAN SHOREBIRD DECOYS. First half-20th century. Yellow leg shorebirds with original paint. Carved, 11.25”h., and two tin “flatties”, 9.5”h. Includes bases. $100-350 27 MINIATURE PAINTING OF SHIP. Late 19th century, watercolor on paper. Sailing ship at sea. Gilt frame, 5” x 5”. $75-125 28 TWO MINIATURE PORTRAITS. Probably American, 2nd quarter-19th century.

Woman with hair comb, 3”h., and young man in blue coat, possibly a sailor. 4”h. Minor imperfections. Brass frame sizes. $250-450 29 PAIR OF MINIATURE PORTRAITS. Probably American, 2nd quarter-19th century.

Husband and wife in one frame. She wears gold jewelry. Cracked lens. Brass oval frame, 2”h. $100-300 30 AMERICAN LOW BENCH. Mid 19th century, pine. Bench or pie cooler on well-turned feet. Old grey paint remains on underside. Feet have additional nails. 6.25”h.

41.5”w. 11.5”d. $750-950

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31 AMERICAN WATERCOLOR OF GIRL. Ca. 1840, watercolor on paper. Full-length portrait of a young girl in white with a basket of flowers. Light stains. Worn gilt frame, 10”h. 8”w. $300-600 32 FIVE PIECES OF CANARYWARE. England, 2nd quarter-19th century. All with matching floral hand decoration. Pair of demitasse cups and saucers, waste bowl, 2.25”h., and miniature or child’s size teapot, 3.5”h., and covered sugar, 3.25”h. Some imperfections. $600-800

33 AMERICAN DECORATED BASKET. Late 19th-early 20th century, woven splint. Original colored splints and stamped decoration. Minor splits. 8.5”h. 12”d. $100-300 34 THREE AMERICAN DECORATED CHAIRS. Mid 19th century. Pair of arrowback chairs with original green paint and floral crests. Impressed on the bottom “Thatcher & Wheel Warren___”, 17.75”h. seats, 33”h. overall. And a fancy chair with turned legs, rush seat and original yellow paint with grapevine crest. 18”h. seat, 34”h. overall. All have some wear. $300-600 35 AMERICAN CHALKWARE OXEN. Late 19th century. Pair of spotted oxen with wood horns (one missing) and yoke. Minor wear. 6”h. 7.5”w. $600-800 36 HUDSON RIVER VALLEY BY CHARLES HENRY CHAPIN (AMERICAN, 1830-1889).

Oil on wood panel, signed and dated lower left. Sunrise scene. Restoration. 10”h. 8”w., late gilt frame, 19.25”h.

17.25”w. $900-1,200

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37 AMERICAN BASKET WITH COOKIE CUTTERS. Twentieth century. Rye straw basket with thirty tin cookie cutters of varying ages. Includes birds, houses, trains, and holiday related. $100-300

38 LANDSCAPE BY DANIEL CHARLES GROSE (DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, 1838-1900).

Oil on canvas, signed lower right. River landscape, probably Hudson River Valley.

Small repair. 8”h. 12”w., late frame, 11.5”h. 15.25”w. $250-500 39 - 40 38

39 THREE CANARYWARE PLATES. England, 2nd quarter-19th century. Hand painted floral designs. One ex Bill Samaha (Ohio). Varying wear. 8.5”d. $700-1,000 40 FOUR PIECES OF CANARYWARE. England, 2nd quarter-19th century. Very similar floral hand decoration. Covered sugar, 6.25”h., pitcher, 7”h., creamer, 4”h., and handleless cup and saucer. Varying wear and repair on sugar. $400-800 41 CONNECTICUT MULE CHEST. uilford area, 3rd quarter 18th century, maple and pine. Unusual size with two dovetailed drawers over two, and two faux drawer fronts with replaced brasses. Rosehead and square nails. Scalloped apron.

Imperfections. 50.5”h. 36”w. 18”d. $900-1,200 42 FOUR BIRCHBARK BASKETS. Twentieth century. Rim stitches. Largest is earliest with added crayon flowers. 4”h.

12”d. Together with three rectangular baskets, 3.5”h. 8.5”w. to 2.5”h. 5”w. $100-300

43 BERRY BASKET AND QUILLWORK BOX. Late 19th-early 20th century. Covered bark box with quillwork flowers. Quillwork loss.

3”h. 8.25”w. And a rustic bentwood berry basket with sewn thread seams. Loose seams. 5”h. 5”w. $150-300 44 FOUR BASKETS. Probably Woodlands Indian, early 20th century, woven splint and grass. Covered baskets with colored splint (faded), three with curlique splint. Minor loss. 2”h. 3”d. to 5”h. 5.5”d. $100-250 45 TWO AMERICAN COOKIE CUTTERS. Early 20th century. Standing man, 8”h., and eagle, 6”h. $150-300 46 TWO AMERICAN TIN COOKIE CUTTERS. Early 20th century. Bird, 7.75”h., and bird in hand, 5.25”h. $150-300 47 AMERICAN QUEEN ANNE STYLE ARMCHAIR. Twentieth century, mahogany. Carved cabriole legs. 18” seat, 41”h. $100-150

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48 FOUR DECOYS BY JOSEF “BUCKEYE JOE” WOOSTER (OHIO, 1934-2008).

Signed and dated with notations. Original paint and glass eyes. Red breasted merganser hen and drake, 16”l. And wood duck drake, 13.5”l. Together with a blue bill duck, 7”l. $200-400 49 PAIR OF DECOYS BY WILLIAM GOENNE (KING CITY, CALIFORNIA).

Second half-20th century. Green-winged Teal drake and hen in preening position. Branded “WRG” as well as “Hall”. 12”, 13.5”l. $100-300 50 EIGHT AMERICAN POTTERY PIGGY BANKS. Late 19th-early 20th century. Daubed and running glaze. Hairline. 2.25”h. 4”l. to 4”h. 6”l. $200-350

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51 SIX AMERICAN DECORATED SIDE CHAIRS. Mid 19th century. Arrowback chairs with bamboo turned legs and stretchers. Late yellow paint with fruit on crests. Minor flaking. 17.5”h. seats, 34.5”h. overall. $300-600

54 FOUR AMERICAN PICTURE FRAMES. Nineteenth-20th century. Molded walnut with gilt liner, 5.5”h. 4.75”w., sheet brass, 4.5”h.

5.25”w. ,and tramp art, 8.25”h. 7”w. Together with late curly maple veneer, 7”h. 6.25”w. $100-350

52 THREE PIECES OF AMERICAN ROCKINGHAM. Mid 19th century. Pitcher. Firing indentation.

6.25”h. Mug, 3.25”h., and a mermaid flask, 7.5”l. $100-300

55 AMERICAN FOLK ART WALL POCKET. Early 20th century, pine. Cutout back with applied American Indian motifs. Old alligatored paint. Minor edge loss. 18”h. 11”w. $100-300

53 NINE ITEMS BY TOM KING (2ND HALF-20TH CENTURY).

Signed and dated. Seven pull toy carvings including Noah’s ark, whale, and mythical creatures. Average 4”l. Together with a bird on branch, 4.75”h., and a miniature smoke decorated footstool or trivet, 3.5”h. 7”w. $150-350

56 TWO CONTEMPORARY AMERICAN THEOREMS. Late 20th century, signed “V. Lawler”. Oil on velvet of fruit baskets. Framed, 13.5”h. 15.5”w. and 8.5”h. 10.5”w. $200-300

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57 NEW GENEVA TANWARE PITCHER. Pennsylvania, 2nd half-19th century.

Slip decoration, applied handle. 9”h. $100-300

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58 MINIATURE AMERICAN THEOREM. Second quarter-19th century, watercolor on paper. Colorful flowers in a fanciful cornucopia vase. Framed, 7.25”h. 5.75”w. $200-400 59 MINIATURE AMERICAN THEOREM. Second quarter-19th century, watercolor on paper. Nicely done with flowers in a glass vase. Minor fading.

Gilt frame, 8.75”h. 6.75”w. $250-450

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60 PAPER CUTOUT ATTRIBUTED TO WILHELMUS ANTONIUS FABER (PENNSYLVANIA, CA 1790-1818).

Cutout floral border with watercolor detail surrounding a heart with German text. Framed, 7”h. 8.5”w. $600-1,200 61 AMERICAN FOLK ART WATERCOLOR. Mid 19th century, watercolor on paper. Possibly a bookplate. Green bird on delicate flower stem. Stains and minor edge loss. Late decorated frame, 12.25”h. 10.25”w. overall. $300-600

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62 AMERICAN DECORATED BLANKET CHEST. Mid 19th century, pine. Paneled sides with original flame grain decoration.

Pinned construction, interior till and turned legs. Some wear, mostly on lid. 25.25”h. 37.5”w. 21”d. $250-450

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63 FRAKTUR BY CHARLES/KARL MUNCH (PENNSYLVANIA, 1769-1833).

Watercolor and ink on laid paper. Elaborate flower urns, wreaths and cornucopias in vibrant colors. Records in German the birth of Elisbeta Steinin in Berks County, 1786, to parents Friedrick and Apolonia Stein. Appears to be signed and dated 1807 at bottom margin. Additional text dated 1859 shows through at bottom. Rebacked on paper, some toning and foxing. Late painted frame, 16”h. 19”w. $2,000-4,000 www.GARTHS.com | 11

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64 THREE-PIECE CHINESE EXPORT TEA SET. Early 19th century. Teapot, 5.75”h., creamer and covered sugar with American eagle armorial shield.

Some wear. $600-800

70 AMERICAN STAND. Ca.1810, birch, bird’s-eye maple, pine and mahogany. Veneered front, one dovetailed drawer, turtle top and tapered legs. Refinished. 28.5”h.

20.25”w. 14.75”d. $200-400

65 PAIR OF BRASS CANDLESTICKS. Spain or Netherlands, late 17th century. Domed bases. 9”h. $400-600

71 AMERICAN SHERATON STAND. Probably New England, 2nd quarter19th century, cherry and pine. Two dovetailed, beaded drawers, protruding corner columns, and reeded legs.

Old surface. 29”h. 22”w. 18”d. $250-450

66 CHINESE EXPORT TEA CADDY. Mid 19th century. Black lacquer and gilt caddy with melon ribbing and carved bat shaped feet. Pewter interior with additional lids. Some wear and minor edge loss. 6.25”h. 7”d. $200-400 67 DELFT CHARGER. Eighteenth century. Hand decorated with blue floral and rock design. Yellow edge. Expected rim flakes.

13.75”d. $300-600 68 DELFT CHARGER. Eighteenth century. Hand decorated with blue floral design. Rim chips.

14.25”d. $250-450 69 DELFT CHARGER. Eighteenth century. Hand decorated with blue floral design. Expected rim flakes. 13.5”d. $300-500

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72 PAIR OF BELL METAL CANDLESTICKS. Flemish or Scandinavian, ca. 1650.

William and Mary dome base candlesticks with threaded posts. 9.75”h.

6.5”d. $1,000-2,000 73 PAIR OF DATED QUEEN ANNE BRASS CANDLESTICKS. England, mid 18th century. Seamed construction and threaded posts.

Petal bases have faint incised marks including “Alf... Mi 17-7”. Wear and small hole. 7.25”h. $300-600 74 NEW ENGLAND SHERATON DRESSING TABLE. Second quarter-19th century, pine with oak secondary. Turned legs, dovetailed drawer with original pulls, and scrolled crest. Original yellow paint with stenciled crest and trim.

Wear and repaired crest. 34.5”h.

32”w. 16”d. $100-300

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75 PAIR OF BOSTON CHIPPENDALE SIDE CHAIRS. Ca. 1765, mahogany, white pine and maple secondary. Cabriole legs with block turned connecting stretchers and ball and claw feet. Overupholstered seats, pierced splats, carved and pierced serpentine top rails. Good old surfaces. Chairs have minor differences in carving possibly due to multiple carvers working on a set. 37.75”h. 23.5”w. 21.5”d. Ex Bernard & S. Dean Levy (New York).

The chairs belonged in the house of John Hancock who married Dorothy Quincy, whose father sold the house to Moses Black of Braintree. Black married Rosanna Duncan Maxwell in 1778, who then died in 1784. Black then married her niece, Esther Duncan, in 1785. To her niece Mary Duncan who married Judge Daniel Wells of Greenfield, to their daughter Rosa Anna Lamb Wells (1825-1916) who married Samuel Lothrop Thorndike of Cambridge, to their daughter, Mary Duncan Thorndike who married Charles H. Fiske in 1895, to their daughter Rosanna Duncan Fiske, who married Lloyd B. Sanderson in 1920, to their daughter Rosanna Sanderson and to her daughter Mary Duncan Sanderson Eichel. $8,000-12,000

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76 PHILADELPHIA CHIPPENDALE SIDE CHAIR. Ca. 1770, mahogany with oak secondary. Serpentine carved top rail, carved and pierced Gothic splat, overupholstered trapezoidal seat, cabriole legs with water-leaf carved knees, and ball-and-claw feet.

Original finish. Minor imperfections. 39”h. 25.5”w.

22.5”d. Ex Bernard & S. Dean Levy (New York).

James Wilson was an American revolutionary patriot and jurist born near Saint Andrews, Scotland, and was educated at the universities of St. Andrews, Glasgow, and Edinburgh. Wilson went to America is 1765 and settled in Philadelphia in 1766, studied law, and was admitted to the Pennsylvania bar the following year, which helped him in publishing a pamphlet called "Considerations on the Nature and Extent of the Legislative Authority of the British Parliament" in 1774.

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77 AMERICAN BLOWN GLASS COVERED DISH. Possibly Pittsburgh, mid 19th century.

Covered round sugar or dish with red and white looping. Imperfections. 6.75”h. $150-300 78 PAIR OF AMERICAN GLASS VASES. Mid 19th century. Electric blue paneled vases with cut scalloped rims. A few small rim flakes. 8”h. $100-300 79 AMERICAN BUILT-IN CUPBOARD. Early 20th century, pine. Diminutive onepiece cupboard with barrel back top, shallow fluted columns and single paneled door. Top has deep shell carving and two butterfly shelves. Some imperfections. 74.5”h. 30.5”w. 14”d. $250-500 80 TWO SANDWICH GLASS TRUMPET VASES. Massachusetts, mid 19th century. Ruffled edges. Canary Bigler vase, 11.25”h., and clear with hexagonal base, 12”h. $250-500 81 TWO AMERICAN PRESSED GLASS VASES. Mid 19th century. Loop and punty design with hexagonal bases. Amethyst, 7.25”h., and canary with ruffled edge, 7.5”h. $250-450

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82 AMERICAN BLOWN GLASS VASE WITH WITCH BALLS. Possibly Pittsburgh, mid 19th century.

Deep emerald green trumpet vase with flared rim. Wear. 7.75”h. And a matching green ball, 3.5”d., and a late cobalt ball, 6”d. $150-350

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83 GLASS TRUMPET VASE AND PAIR OF CANDLESTICKS. American and English, 19th century. Opaque green vase with ruffled edge, 8”h., and a pair of green candlesticks with faceted knobs and hollow stem, 9.75”h. $150-350 84 TEN PIECES OF AMERICAN LACY GLASS. Mid 19th century. Clear. Covered sugar in Gothic Arch, 5.5”h.; four octagonal dishes: three in Thistle, 9”d., and one with eagle, 6”d., and two trays, 6.5”l. Together with a plate with “Deming Jarves” portrait, 6”d., and two salts, one diamond and one eagle. Some flakes. $200-400 85 AMERICAN SILHOUETTE OF ANDREW JACKSON. Ca.1829-1837. Cutout with watercolor detail and wreath and star painted liner. “Andrew Jackson, President”. Gilt liner. 12.25”h. 10.25”w. overall. $250-450 86 NEW ENGLAND COUNTRY HEPPLEWHITE DROP LEAF TABLE. Early 19th century, birch. Tapered legs, rounded leaves. Old red paint, scrubbed top has been stained. 29.25”h. 36”w. 18.5”d. with 9.75” leaves. $100-300

87 PITTSBURGH GLASS VASE. Mid 19th century. Clear and cobalt with applied cobalt rim, baluster stem. 10.25”h.

Similar to a vase by Thomas Bovard pictured in Pittsburgh Glass by Innes, pg. 98. $1,000-1,500 88 AMERICAN FIERY OPALESCENT CELERY. Probably Pittsburgh, mid 19th century. Eight paneled with scalloped rim. Faint straw marks.

8.5”h. $1,000-2,000 89 PITTSBURGH GLASS TRUMPET VASE. Mid 19th century. Baluster stem, ruffled edge, and red, white and blue pulled loops. 9.5”h. $800-1,200

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90 QUEEN ANNE-STYLE TABLE BY DAVID T. SMITH. Ohio, late 20th century, curly maple. Porringer top tavern table. Stamped on the underside.

26.5”h. 35”w. 22.25”d. $250-500 91 FOLKSY HORSE AND RIDER. Probably American, 2nd half-19th century.

Carved wooden white horse with rider in dress clothes and top hat. Original paint. Some loss.

8”h. 8”w. overall on base. $250-450

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92 PENNSYLVANIA TILT TOP TABLE. Chester County, 2nd half-18th century, walnut.

Birdcage, lathe turned top, column and pad snake feet. Good dry surface. Repairs. 28”h.

22.5”d. $300-600 93 DELAWARE VALLEY LADDERBACK HIGH CHAIR. Second half-18th century, maple with some figure. Shaped slats and turned finials. Rush seat.

Old refinishing. 23”h. seat, 39.5”h. overall. $150-350

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94 AMERICAN TOLE COFFEE POT AND DOCUMENT BOX. Second quarter-19th century. Original decoration on black ground. Coffee pot with flower or starburst, 10.5”h., and box with flowers. Wire bale and tin hasp. 5.5”h.

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95 TWO AMERICAN BOOKPLATES. First half-19th century, watercolor on paper.

Birds. One with tulip signed in ink on back “Samuel Shundan”, 5”h. 3.5”w. And one with berries signed in pencil “Bessie Emale Kleinfeltersville, Lebanon Co. Pa, 1_ years of age”. 7.5”h. 6.5”w. $400-600 96 AMERICAN SHERATON STAND. Second quarter-19th century, curly maple with poplar secondary. Two dovetailed, bowfront drawers and turned legs. Oneboard top. Refinished. 28.5”h. 20”w.

19.75”d. $100-350 97 PENNSYLVANIA STONEWARE CROCK. Second half -19th century. Stenciled roses “James Hamilton & Co., Greensboro, Pa. 20”. Double handles. Restoration. 24”h. $500-700 98 PENNSYLVANIA STONEWARE CHURN. Mid 19th century. Freehand and stenciled cobalt decoration “Hamilton & Jones, Greensboro, Pa. 6”. Two handles. 19”h. $100-200

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99 EIGHTEEN ENGLISH FOOD MOLDS. Late 19th-early 20th century, copper and tin.

Forms include pineapple, chains, asparagus, swirls and tiers. Two marked “Continental Club, Wilson & Son...Strand” and “Jones Bros. Down St.” 2” to 8.75”h. $300-600 100 SURVEYOR’S CHAINS AND TOOL. Nineteenth century. Two lengths of chains and one group of stakes, 12”h. And a brass surveyor’s protractor rule signed “S & D. Dod Mendham” in a fitted case. Case, 7” x 15”. $400-600 101 AMERICAN SURVEYOR’S COMPASS. Late 18th-early 19th century. Brass with cover and sighting vanes. Wooden tripod with lead weight. Cover not removable.

46”h. 14”l. $400-800 102 THREE SURVEYOR’S COMPASSES. American and English, late 18th century.

Wooden with paper labels. Octagonal marked “D. Adams, London Fleet Street”.

6”d. And one with American eagle “Callend___”. With wood cover. 15”l. Together with one marked “Made & Sold by John Dupree Boston...” and stamped “NM” 12”l.

Imperfections. $600-800 103 SURVEYOR’S COMPASS ATTRIBUTED TO BENJAMIN HANKS (CONNECTICUT, LATE 18TH CENTURY).

Walnut. Vernier brass compass with paper dial that has partial maker’s name under engraved center, and bone sight. Engraved “CF” on the sights. Housed in a partial wooden case. 16”l. overall. Sold at Skinner, May 2010, lot 737. $1,500-2,000

104 AMERICAN FOLK ART PAINTING OF WASHINGTON. Third quarter-19th century, watercolor and ink on paper. Naive image of “General Washington” on a yellow horse. A building with the American flag is in the background. Backed with a German text Confirmation document dated 1872, printed in Philadelphia. Creases and surface wear. 10”h. 8”w., framed, 13.5”h. 11”w. $400-800 105 AMERICAN SUNDIAL. New England, 1st quarter-19th century, slate. Tombstone shaped slab with engraved pewter gnomon. Dated “Ano (sic) Dei 1822” with “Por Jesus Bal” at the bottom. Surface wear. 19.75”h. 13”w.

Ex Sandy Jacobs Antiques, (New Hampshire). $900-1,200 104

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106 AMERICAN WALLPAPER DOCUMENT BOX. Early 19th century, basswood. Dovetailed, dome-top box with block printed wallpaper and 1802 newspaper “The Connecticut Courant” lining the interior. Leather hinges. Wear and some paper loss. 6.5”h. 11.75”w. $250-450 107 INLAID KNIFE BOX. American or English, late 18th-early 19th century, mahogany veneer. Shaped front, inlaid trim, shell patera and rayed corners. Fitted interior. Imperfections. 15”h. 12”d. $100-200 108 THREE AMERICAN CHIPPENDALE SIDE CHAIRS. Second half-18th century. Slip seats. Pair in mixed woods including walnut. Pierced splats. Repairs. 18”h. seat, 37.5”h.

And single in cherry with pierced “owl” splat. 18”h. seat, 37”h. $200-400 109 AMERICAN INLAID SHERATON CARD TABLE. First half-19th century, mahogany with pine. Shaped top and conforming apron with inlay, reeded legs. Two-board top and leaf with swing leg. Refinished with some sun fading. 29”h.

36.5”w. 18”w., 36” open. $300-600

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110 MINIATURE SONGBIRD CARVING BY ANTHONY ELMER CROWELL. East Harwich, Massachusetts (1862-1951). Original paint.

Impressed rectangular stamp on bottom of base “AE Crowell, Maker, East Harwich, Mass”. Inked label “Red Banded Woodpecker”.

2.25”h. $700-900

111 MINIATURE SONGBIRD CARVING BY ANTHONY ELMER CROWELL. East Harwich, Massachusetts (1862-1951). Original paint.

Impressed rectangular stamp on bottom of base “AE Crowell, Maker, East Harwich, Mass”. Inked label “Black and White Warbler”, 2”h. $600-1,200

112 MINIATURE SONGBIRD CARVING BY ANTHONY ELMER CROWELL. East Harwich, Massachusetts (1862-1951). Original paint.

Impressed rectangular stamp on bottom of base “AE Crowell, Maker, East Harwich, Mass”. Inked label “Balt. Oriole”, 2”h. $700-1,000

113 AMERICAN TINDER LIGHTER PISTOL. From Newberry, Massachusetts, Late 18th century. Flintlock with walnut grip with carved accents, compartment and candle socket. 7”l. Ex Hollis Broderick (New Hampshire). $350-550 114 TWO PENCILED PORTRAITS BY J.M. CROWLEY (AMERICAN, ACTIVE 2ND QUARTER 19TH CENTURY).

Pencil on paper. Husband and wife identified on backing label as “Mr. Joseph Otis and Mrs. Ruby Fuller Otis. Delineator J.M. Crowley, __ Kentucky, 1836”. Some staining. In one frame, 8”h. 10.5”w. $600-800 115 AMERICAN SACKBACK WINDSOR. Attributed to Boston, late 18th century, pine, oak, hickory and maple. Carved knuckles, second surface paint. Imperfections. 17” seat, 37.5”h. Ex Antique Associates at West Townsend (Massachusetts). $350-450

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116 AMERICAN CANADA GOOSE CARVING. Late 20th century. Life size with original paint. Neck has split with minor inpainting. 26”l. $100-200

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117 TWO AMERICAN DUCK DECOYS. Second half-20th century. Working decoys with original paint and owner’s painted initial “W”. One in preening position. Some wear. 13.5”, 16.5”l. $100-300 118 FOUR AMERICAN DECOYS. Second half-20th century. Original paint. Double head Coot by Wayne Bobling, Marion, Ohio, 9”l., black duck, 13”l., Lesser Canada by M. Hudson. Surface flakes. 19”l.

And a canvasback by Wallace O’Neal IV, 16”l. $150-300

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119 TWO AMERICAN HEPPLEWHITE STANDS. Late 18th-early 19th century, cherry with pine secondary.

Tapered legs and single dovetailed drawers. Applied molding, refinished. Age split. 28.5”h. 18.25”w. 18”d.

And hidden drawer. Stained top. 27.5”h. 16.5”w. 16”d. $200-400

120 CANADA GOOSE BY FRANK RESOP. Berlin, Wisconsin, 1875-1953. Original paint and glass eyes.

Salmon/red ground shows through some flaking. Rare form, one of two or three known. 20�l. $10,000-15,000

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121 OHIO SAMPLER. Chillicothe, Ross County, dated 1822, silk on linen. Bordered on three sides by floral vine, alphabet in the upper portion, partial verse mentions Indian mountains in the middle, large striped floral basket flanked by flowering trees. Signed “Eleanor Whitten Chillicothe 1822”. 19”h. 17”w. framed 22”h. 20”w.

Possibly the daughter of Thomas Witten who was born in Tazewell County, Virginia, in 1775. He and his wife, Polly, had an Eleanor born in 1811 in North Carolina. Several of the Tazewell County Witten families had moved to Ohio by the 1820s. Thomas Witten died in Guernsey County, Ohio, in 1824. $2,000-4,000

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122 CANADA GOOSE BY HENRY GEISE. Quincy, Illinois, 1867-1961. Ca.19101920 cork goose with original paint and glass eyes. Wooden tail. Wear and flaking.

21.5”l. $250-450 123 CANADA GOOSE DECOY. American, mid 20th century. Life-size decoy with original paint and glass eyes.

32”l. $200-400

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124 AMERICAN WATCH HUTCH AND BALLOT BOX. Nineteenth century, pine. Both with slide lids. Hutch with square nails and a hole in the lid carved to fit an irregular scrap of glass, ex The Marston House (Maine); 1920s pocket watch included. 5”h.

4.75”w. 2.5”d. And a dovetailed ballot box with drilled holes in lid, divided interior and dark stain on one end. Wear, especially to hole on light end. 3.75”h.

7.75”w. $250-500

125 AMERICAN SPENCERIAN EXERCISE PAGE. Second half-19th century, pen and ink on ledger paper. Double sided with varying decoration and practice words in multiples. Birds and “Thompson”, “Thames”, and fish and “Undermine”, “United”. Tape residue. 6.75”h. 8”w. Framed between glass. 10.75”h. 12.75“w. $150-350 126 AMERICAN BROILER AND LOOM LAMP. Eighteenth-19th century. Substantial wrought iron trivet with central heart and extra handle. Loss from use. 28”l. From Keene, New Hampshire, ex MacKay and Field (Connecticut). And a double candle socket hanging lamp with tin pan and wrought iron rod. 28”h. $250-450 127 TWO EUROPEAN TREENWARE BOWLS. Nineteenth century. Wide rims. One has old red paint, one has traces of red paint.

Varying wear, 18”d. Ex Miller Antiques (Wisconsin). $100-300 128 AMERICAN LADDERBACK ARMCHAIR. Late 18th-early 19th century, mixed woods. Turned posts, finials, stretchers and arms with mushroom ends. Old, if not original, splint seat has edge damage. Old black paint has wear. 15”h. seat, 46.5”h. overall. $150-300 129 AMERICAN BOX AND TABLETOP DESK. Mid 19th-early 20th century. Walnut and poplar lift top box with two nailed drawers. Red paint. 14.25”h. 13.25”w. And a desk in walnut and pine. Six dovetailed drawers above a slant lid compartment, dovetailed case and dry surface. 19.75”h.

28”w. 17.75”d. $100-300

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130 RHODE ISLAND QUEEN ANNE PORRINGER TOP TEA TABLE. Newport, Rhode Island, ca.1760, mahogany with pine secondary. Rectangular top with a thumb molded edge, rectangular base with a shaped skirt and four legs with a square section ending in pad feet. 25.5”h. 33.5”w. 22.25”d. Ex Bernard & S. Dean Levy (New York).

Ex Israel Sack, Inc., New York; Private Collection, New York.

Reference: Examples of “porringer” top tea tables in collection of Colonial Williamsburg, Barry A. Greenlaw, “New England Furniture at Williamsburg”, plate 125. And at Winterthur, Joseph Downs, “American Furniture-Queen Anne and Chippendale Periods”, number 302. $6,000-12,000

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131 AMERICAN ARCHITECTURAL CORNER CUPBOARD. Mid 19th century, cherry. Two-piece cupboard with applied spool half turnings, broken arch pediment, reeded central plinth and ogee bracket feet. Top single door with arched mullions, double doors below. Interior shelves. Imperfections. 93”h. 44”w. 21”d. $1,000-1,500

132 AMERICAN CUT OVERLAY VASE. Mid 19th century. White to cranberry with grapevines. Small rim flake, air bubble in base. 9.25”d. $250-450 133 AMERICAN GLASS COVERED COMPOTE. Mid 19th century. Deep cobalt. Cut scalloped rim and paneled body and lid. Pinpoint rim flakes, finial has minor grinding. 13”h. $250-450 134 SANDWICH CUT OVERLAY FLUID LAMP. Massachusetts, 2nd quarter-19th century. White cut to green star and quatrefoil font with clambroth reeded column base.

Some wear to gilding. 14”h. $250-450

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135 SANDWICH CUT OVERLAY FLUID LAMP. Massachusetts, 2nd quarter-19th century. White cut to cranberry star and quatrefoil font with opalescent reeded column base. Some wear to gilding. 13”h. $300-600 136 TWO LANDSCAPE PAINTINGS. Oil on canvas, “Morning Sunlight” signed J. Coneby, 1968.

Courtyard gate. 13.5”h. 11.5”w. And oil on masonite of red barns. Unsigned. Partial paper label and French preparer’s tag on frame. 13”h. 14.75”w. $150-350

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137 BENNINGTON CROUP KETTLE AND MAP. Vermont, ca. 1847-1858. Inhaler with Rockingham glaze.

7”h. Together with a handcolored map of New Hampshire and Vermont. Printed by S. Augustus Mitchell, Jr. 1870. Late frame, 20.25”h. 18.25”w. $150-350 138 TWO AMERICAN FEDERAL MIRRORS. First half-19th century. Architectural mirrors with reeded columns and reverse painted panels. Curly maple with house panel. Imperfections. 30.5”h. 17.5”w. And pine with original red and grained paint. Panel of woodsman (minor flaking) and mirror appear original. 12.5”h. 13.25”w. $200-350 131 22 | GARTH’S 57th Annual Thanksgiving Auction: November 24, 2017

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139 AMERICAN REVERSE GLASS PORTRAIT OF GEORGE WASHINGTON. Attributed to William Matthew Prior (1806-1873). Framed, 27.75”h. 21.75”w. $300-600 140 PORTRAIT OF A CHILD. Possibly by Horace Bundy (Vermont, 1814-1883). Young child dressed in white with painted liner. Restoration. Wilton, Connecticut Historical Society Exhibition sticker from 2003. 20.25”h.

16.25”w., framed, 28.5”h. 22.5”w. $600-800 139

141 TWO PIECES ENGLISH LEEDSWARE. Ca. 1800. Polychrome decoration. Teapot with vining sprigs, 6.25”h., and pitcher with flowering blossoms. 8.25”h. Imperfections. $200-300 142 AMERICAN FEDERAL CANDLESTAND. Early 19th century, curly maple. Oval top, turned urn column and spade feet. Refinished. 29.75”h. 13.75” x 19.25”. $100-350

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145 PORTRAIT OF A MAN. Probably American, 2nd quarter-19th century, pastel on paper. Profile of a man with black coat.

Some staining to background. Framed under glass, 12”h. 9.5”w. $150-350 146 TWO SILHOUETTES OF WOMEN. Probably American, 1st half-19th century. Inked portraits. Reverse on glass. Identified as “Jane Godden’s age when her likeness was taken of___ turn’d 22 years 1816”. Framed, 5”h. 3.25”w. And welldone image of a seated woman with inked details and blue watercolor dress. Oval sheet brass frame, 4.75”h. 4”w. $250-450 147 THREE SILHOUETTES OF WOMEN. Probably American, 1st half-19th century. Inked portrait of woman with elaborate cap, 6.5”h., hollow cut of woman with painted white cap, identified as “Grandmother Betsy Newcomb, Turo, Mass.”, 7”h. 6”w., and a cutout of a young woman in painted frame, 6.25”h. 5.25”w. $150-350

143 AMERICAN FEDERAL TILT-TOP CANDLESTAND. Early 19th century, cherry. Turned post with chip carved detail, tripod base and octagonal top with bird’s-eye maple veneer center.

Old refinishing. 28.5”h. 13.75” x 18.75”. $100-300

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144 AMERICAN CHIPPENDALE SLANT-FRONT DESK. Second half-18th century, curly maple and pine. Four graduated dovetailed drawers with replaced brasses, bracket feet and fitted interior with secret compartment. Square nails. Refinished with pieced repairs to feet and minor scratches. 42.25”h. 38”w. 20”d., 32” writing height. $800-1,600 144

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148 FRAKTUR BY GEORGE GOTTFRIED EPHRAIM BURGER (PENNSYLVANIA, CA. 1818-1846).

Watercolor and ink on paper. Elaborate design with tulips, wreath and architectural elements in good colors. Records 1824 birth of Lea Herold in Westmoreland County, Hempfield Township, Pennsylvania. Some imperfections.

Late decorated frame, 17.75”h. 15”w. $1,500-2,500 149 AMERICAN FIREBOARD. Nineteenth century, pine. Two boards with original painting of a brick fireplace with kettle. Inset battens with screws. Some wear. 31.25”h. 45”w. $1,500-2,500 150 WHALING SCENE (AMERICAN SCHOOL, MID 20TH CENTURY).

Oil on canvas, initialed “M”. Folksy scene of harpooners and sperm whale. 22”h. 36”w., framed, 25”h. 40”w. $150-350

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151 THREE WATERCOLORS. Late 20th century, signed. Two by Leland McClelland (Ohio). One of a country road, framed, 22.5”h. 27”w., and one unframed under glass of industrial river. 24”h.

29.25”w. The second is back to back with fall landscape signed “Reitenbach”. $100-350 152 PAIR OF PORTRAITS (ENGLISH SCHOOL, 2ND QUARTER-19TH CENTURY).

Oil on canvas, unsigned. Husband and wife with gold watch chain and gold necklace and brooch. Restoration.

17.75”h. 15.5”w., framed, 21.5”h. 17.5”w. $250-350

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153 AMERICAN HANGING CORNER CUPBOARD. Twentieth century, pine. Pennsylvania-type with shaped sides, molded cornice and bottom shelf and six glass pane door. Old red and white paint has wear. 50”h. 28.5”w.

16”d. $200-350

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154 AMERICAN “J. BAGG’S TAVERN” SIGN. Found in central Maine, late 18th, pine. Large double sided sign with name and American eagle with shield and banner.

One side has original paint with red ground and some areas of overpaint. The other side has different design in early repaint with some of original red showing through. Overall wear varies on each side. 30”h. 46.25”w. not including iron hardware. Ex Mackay & Field (Michigan). $4,000-8,000

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155 AMERICAN THEOREM. Oil on velvet. Inked label on the frame notes “Painted by Nancy H. Vose, Castine, Maine in 1823”. Still life of fruit with parrot and butterfly. Minor stains and toning. Grain-decorated frame. 20”h. 24”w. Ex David R. Hillier, pictured in “Maine Antique Digest” ad, October 1998. $800-1,600 156 EUROPEAN DECORATED DOME-TOP TRUNK. Mid 19th century, pine and sycamore. Original hand painted decoration on blue ground features several birds, crown, star flowers, tulips and draped garlands on lid and front panel in red, white and blue. Original wire staple hinges and small bale handle. Partial latch. Shipping label on one side. Interior lined with cloth. Edge wear. 12”h. 20”w.

14.25”d. $600-1,200 157 NEW YORK BOX. Late 19th-early 20th century. Folksy box on feet with applied, ebonized heart trim and shield on lid. Divided drawer. Minor edge wear. 7.5”h. 14.5”w. 10.5”d. $150-350

158 MINIATURE PORTRAIT OF A NAVAL CADET. American or English, mid 19th century. Welldone image of a young man with brass buttoned coat and a telescope. In a rope twist brass frame, 3.5”h. 3”w. $600-800

161 TWO AMERICAN PAINTED BASKETS. Early 20th century, woven splint. Rectangular basket with rim handles and original blue paint. Found in Maine, 11”h. 18.75” x 27.5”. And a gathering basket with bentwood handle and original green paint. 13”h.

17.5”l. Varying wear. $250-350

159 MASSACHUSETTS CHIPPENDALE SLANT-FRONT DESK. Essex County, mid 18th century, walnut and pine. Paint-decorated desk with 19th-century grain paint, four graduated drawers, applied bracket base, fitted interior, and dovetailed case and drawers. Imperfections. 38.75”h.

34”w. 18.5”d. Ex Russ & Karen Goldberger (New Hampshire). $1,500-3,000 160 AMERICAN REWARD DOCUMENT. Twentieth century, watercolor and ink on laid paper. Image of American Indians leading a mother and daughter in captivity. “A Reward of 25 Pounds or 1 savage this value ___ for the safe return of Hannah Lyman and daughter Faith Captured by Savages and forced into Captivity June 18, 1770 from their home near Hadley Mass”. Signed “Elipha Lyman”. Late “fantasy” piece. Imperfections. Later frame, 9.5”h. 11.5”w. $100-300

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162 NEW ENGLAND QUEEN ANNE DRESSING TABLE. Connecticut, ca. 1750, cherry. Rectangular molded top and one over three dovetailed, molded graduated drawers with original brasses. Shaped fan carved skirt and cabriole legs ending in pad feet. 29.5”h. 36”w. 23.5”d.

Ex Bernard & S. Dean Levy (New York). $8,000-12,000

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163 PAIR OF PORTRAITS ATTRIBUTED TO ZEDEKIAH BELKNAP (AMERICAN, 1781-1858).

Oil on board, unsigned. Husband and wife dressed in black. Restoration. Wilton, Connecticut Historical Society Exhibition sticker from 2003. 29.5”h. 24”w., late frames, 32”h. 27.5”w. Sold at Garth’s, 1956. $2,000-3,000 164 NEW YORK CLASSICAL DROP LEAF BREAKFAST TABLE. Ca. 1825, mahogany and mahogany veneers with cherry secondary wood and brass string inlay. School of New York City cabinetmaker, Michael Allison. Elaborately-carved pedestal base ending with animal paw feet, and comprised of pineapple-motif columnettes supporting a clover leaf shaped top of solid mahogany. The arched and veneered apron is highlighted with brass inlay and turned pendant drops. Old, dry finish with imperfections. 28.75”h. 40”w.

25”d. 51.25” open. Provenance: Morris family of New York. $1,500-2,500 165 THREE AMERICAN SILHOUETTES. Probably American, 2nd quarter-19th century. Three hollow cut. Man and a woman wearing a hair comb, probably husband and wife. And an inked portrait of a woman wearing a hair comb with gold inked detail. Sheet brass frames, 5”h.

4”w. to 5.25”h. 4.5”w. $250-450

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166 AMERICAN SILHOUETTE OF A MAN. Possibly by the Puffy Sleeve Artist (ca.1830-1831). Hollow cut with inked clothing. Stains. Sheet brass frame.

5.25”h. 4.5”w. $600-900

167 AMERICAN SILHOUETTE. Second quarter-19th century. Cutwork silhouette of woman in a bonnet. Good detail. Gilt frame with black overpaint, 5.75”h. 5”w. Ex Mary Thornton, sold at Garth’s, January 1976. $400-800

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168 SILHOUETTE OF A WOMAN. Probably by Auguste Edouart (France, 17891861). Seated woman with newspaper. Pen and ink label “Mrs. Edward Bicknell, 5th April, 1938”. Late oval frame, 14.5”h. 12”w. $250-450 169 PORTRAIT OF A MAN. Probably by Auguste Edouart (France, 17891861). Seated man with newspaper. Pen and ink label “John Ryland Esqr. Commissioner, 7th March, 1938”. Late oval frame, 14.5”h.

12”w. $250-450 170 FOUR “MCQUEEN’S FOX HUNTINGS” PRINTS. Published in London, 1878, engraved by W. Summers after John Sturgess. Aquatints with handcoloring. Also marked Berlin, A. Stiefbold & Co. Plates 1 through 4. “A Favorite Fixture, Gone Away, Over a Stiff Country” and “The End of a Good Run”. Glued down to backing with varying stains and toning. 26”h. 48”w., matching frames, 30.5”h. 52.5”w. $1,000-1,500

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Watercolor on heavy stock, unsigned. Distinguished husband and wife (reputedly Mr. and Mrs. Howe of New York City) seated in extensively decorated parlors. 14”h. 12.5”w., in matching gilt frames, 19”h. 17”w. Ex Kennedy Gallery (New York), pictured in “The Kennedy Quarterly” Vo. X, No. 3 (1970). $900-1,500

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172 TWO MINIATURE PORTRAITS. Probably American, 1st half-19th century, watercolor on paper. Woman with elaborate bonnet and fur stole. 6”h. 5.25”w. And a man with white highlights in his hair. 5.5”h.

4.75”w. Ex Quinn & Sturdivant (Ohio).

Papier mache frames. $250-450 173 AMERICAN TRANSITIONAL BUTLER’S CHEST. Second quarter-19th century, curly maple with poplar secondary. Sheraton to Empire with dovetailed cockbeaded drawers and turned feet. Top opens to fitted desk interior. Original wooden pulls. Refinished, minor piece repair at latch. 31.25” writing height, 43”h.

42.25”w. 21.5”d. $400-600

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174 FRAMED FAMILY SILHOUETTES. Probably American, early 19th century, watercolor on laid paper. Cutout portraits of husband and wife and their three children, all displayed on painted rose branches tied with bows. Glued down with light toning.

Framed, 10.75”h. 13”w. Ex Gary and Martha Ludlow (Ohio). $600-900

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175 TWO SILHOUETTES BY WILLIAM HENRY BROWN (AMERICAN 18081883).

Full-length cutout portraits of Zachary Taylor and wife. Both on matching lithographic backgrounds. Taylor is signed in ink on backing paper “Wm. Henry Brown Artist, Gen. Taylor & Wife, 1841 Wash. D.C.” Paper label “From Bruten & Co...Baltimore...” Light stains. Gilt frames, 16.5”h. 12.5”w. overall. $900-1,200 176 AMERICAN DECORATED SHERATON STAND. Second quarter-19th century, poplar. Well-turned legs. Green vinegar sponging by “...Gus Knapp, July 1977”. 28.75”h. 24”w. 17.75”d. $150-300 177 AMERICAN WINDSOR-STYLE ROCKER. New Hampshire, 2nd half-20th century. Impressed “D.R. Dimes”. Combback rocker with distressed dark green paint. 16” seat, 48”h. $100-300 178 AMERICAN PEWTER TANKARD MUG. Touch mark for Francis Bassett II (New York City/New Jersey, 1749-1783).

Scrolled handle and thumb latch. A few faint surface dings. 7.25”h. $1,500-2,500

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179 AMERICAN PAPER CUTOUT. Late 19th century. Detailed cutout of boy and deer below a tree filled with birds. Signed “Miss Anna Isaac”. Light stains. 14.25”h. 10.5”w. $150-350

180 PAIR OF ENGRAVED ENGLISH PEWTER PLATES. Touches for Henry Sewdley (ca.

1738). Centers engraved with potted tulips, rims have armorial shields. Hammered booge.

9.5”d. $400-600 181 AMERICAN PEWTER MUG. Touch for Robert Palethorp Jr. (Philadelphia, 1817-1822). Jacobs #224. 4.25”h. $600-800 182 AMERICAN PEWTER MUG. Attributed to the Danforth family (Connecticut, late 18th-19th century). Scrolled handle. 6”h. $150-350 183 ENGLISH TULIP MUG. Touch for Townsend & Compton (ca. 1784 - 1811). Also stamped “WR” with crown.

4.5”h. $400-600 184 AMERICAN PEWTER PLATE. Touch for William Will (Philadelphia, 1764-1798). Jacobs #283, 8.25”d. $800-1,200 185 THREE AMERICAN PEWTER PLATES. Philadelphia, late 18th century.

“Love” touch with “London” sometimes attributed to John Andrew Brunstrom. One 7.75”d., two 8.25”d. $100-200

186 THREE AMERICAN PEWTER PLATES. Late 18th-early 19th century.

Marked. One by Frederick Bassett (New York City/Connecticut). Jacobs #24, 9”d., and two

by Blakeslee Barnes (Philadelphia). J #14, 15. 8”, 9”d. $200-400 187 TWO AMERICAN PEWTER PLATES. Late 18th-1st half 19th century.

Touch for David Melville (Rhode Island, 1755-1793), Jacobs #214, 8.25”d. Ex Bette and Melvyn Wolf (Michigan).

And Thomas Danforth Boardman (Connecticut), J #39, 10.75”d. $100-300 188 AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED CORNER CUPBOARD. Mid 19th century, pine. Onepiece cupboard with old alligatored yellow, tan and green paint. Square nail construction.

Two top doors with twelve panes of glass and two blind doors below. Interior shelves.

Wear and flaking paint.

77.75”h. 55.5”w. 26”d. Ex Bill and Pat McConnell (Iowa). $600-900 189 OHIO AMISH DRYSINK. Holmes County, 2nd half-19th century, walnut and chestnut.

Open well with single door in base. Red paint over original yellow. 33”h. 56”w. 20.25”d. $600-800

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190 PAIR OF DELFT CHARGERS. Eighteenth century. Three-color hand decoration with flower basket surrounded by insects.

Varying rim chips. 13.75”d. $800-1,200

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191 PENNSYLVANIA FIREBOARD. Ca 1840, pine. Multiple boards with original paint of tree and stone house with rosy sky.

Some edge chips. 34.5”h. 33.75”w. Ex Antique Associates at West Townsend (Massachusetts), pictured in their Maine Antique Digest ad, May, 1996. $2,000-4,000 192 AMERICAN HEPPLEWHITE INLAID CHEST OF DRAWERS. Possibly Kentucky, late 18th-early 19th century, walnut with poplar secondary. Four dovetailed drawers with cockbeading, two-board top and French feet. Inlaid vining flower pots on stiles. Refinished with replaced brasses and repairs to feet. 38.75”h. 38.5“w. 20.75”d. $600-1,200

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193 PAIR OF AMERICAN QUEEN ANNE SIDE CHAIRS. Mid 18th century, maple. Carved crests, vase splats, “H” stretchers, and pad feet. Replaced slip seats. Imperfections. 18.5” seat, 43”h. $900-1,200 194 AMERICAN BEDWARMER AND CHESTNUT ROASTER. Nineteenth century. Brass pierced pans with turned wooden handles. 30”, 42”l. $100-300 195 AMERICAN FEDERAL-STYLE SOFA. Late 20th century. Reeded front legs and posts with scrolled arms. Carved crest. 33.5”h.

68.5”l. $200-300

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196 CONNECTICUT QUEEN ANNE HIGH CHEST. New London County, ca.1760, maple with pine secondary. Bonnet top with broken arch pediment with carved pinwheels and carved thistle and twist finials. Three dovetailed, cockbeaded drawers, the center drawer with carved shell, over four cockbeaded graduated drawers. Stop fluted columns. The base has a molded border, one cockbeaded dovetailed drawer over three drawers, the center drawer with a carved shell, shaped apron with two acorn turned drops and cabriole legs with pad feet. Original brasses. 86”h. 40”w. 20”d.

Descended in Nelson family of Marshfield Heights, Massachusetts. Henry Wells Nelson (1811-1871) to his son, Henry Wells Nelson, Jr., to his daughter Katherine Dorothea Nelson who died in 1963, bequeathing it to her niece Margaret Hortense Pierce Milholland of Princeton, New Jersey; then to her grandson.

Reference: Nearly identical upper case, “Michie and Monkhouse American Furniture in Pendleton House” page 83, entry 29. Illustrated in “Bernard & S. Dean Levy, Inc. Catalogue XII - May 2002”, page 12. $25,000-35,000

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197 AMERICAN INLAID CORNER CUPBOARD. Twentieth century, mixed woods including maple and oak. Two-piece cupboard with dovetailed drawer and tombstone panel doors below and sixteen-glass pane doors above. Inlaid vining tulips. Branded “Virginia Craftsman Reproduction”. 85.5”h. 49.5”w. 25.5”d. $600-800 200 198 TWO AMERICAN BOOKPLATES. First half-19th century, watercolor on paper. Baskets of flowers. One dated “1830”, 5” x 5”. And finely painted tulips in bright colors. 5.75”h.

3.75”w. $400-600

199 AMERICAN MINIATURE MEMORIAL. Second quarter-19th century, watercolor on paper. Woman under a willow with a memorial “Mrs. Abagail, wife of Mr. Josiah Moody, died March 31st, AD 1825 in the 67th year of her age”. Frame made by Tom King, 6.5”h. 6”w. $200-400 200 AMERICAN WATERCOLOR. Probably Pennsylvania, mid 19th century, watercolor and ink on paper.

Lovebirds in heart with flowers. Framed, 7”h. 6”w. $250-450 201 AMERICAN WATERCOLOR PAINTING. Mid 19th century, ink and watercolor on paper. Gathering near a stream initialed “JKN”. Creases. Gilt frame, 6.5”h. 8”w. overall. $200-400 197 34 | GARTH’S 57th Annual Thanksgiving Auction: November 24, 2017

202 ZANESVILLE BLOWN GLASS BOTTLE. Ohio, 2nd quarter-19th century. Globular with twenty-four tightly swirled ribs. Golden amber with long neck. Light scratches, a few blisters, pinpoint potstone. 8”h. $800-1,200 203 ZANESVILLE BLOWN GLASS BOTTLE. Ohio, 2nd quarter-19th century. Globular with twenty-four tightly swirled ribs. Light amber/olive. Some light scratches, small blisters, one open. 7”h. $300-600

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204 ZANESVILLE BLOWN GLASS BOTTLE. Ohio, 2nd quarter-19th century. Globular with twenty-four tightly swirled ribs. Golden amber. Light scratches, small blisters, one open.

7.5”h. $400-800 205 HUDSON RIVER VALLEY BY THOMAS BENJAMIN POPE (NEW YORK, 1834-1891).

Oil on canvas, signed lower left. Hudson River Valley with West Point.

Sail boats in the background and a cadet with fiancee in the foreground. 12”h. 22”w., gilt frame, 16”h. 26”w. $1,000-1,500 205

206 AMERICAN BURL BOWL. Nineteenth century. Large bowl with wear from use. Rim chip. 7”h. 17.5”d. $300-500

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207 TWO AMERICAN DECOYS. Second half-20th century. Glass eyes, original paint and finely carved feather detail. Canvasback by Ken Furia, signed and dated 6/80. Label for 1980 Great Mississippi Valley Fair International Decoy Contest. 13.5”l. And mallard hen by H.B. Wilcox, signed and dated 1974, Michigan. Repair to head.

18”l. $100-300

208 FOUR AMERICAN DUCK DECOYS. Second half-20th century. Original paint. Two by the same hand with carved detail, 14”l., and two with faded paper labels. Mallard drake by David Martin, 15.5”l., and redhead drake from Detroit, 15”l. Imperfections. $100-300 209 AMERICAN WORK TABLE. First half-19th century, pine. One dovetailed drawer, turned legs and feet, single board top with breadboard ends.

Old red paint. 30.5”h. 50.5”w.

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210 AMERICAN BOOKPLATE. Probably Pennsylvania, 1st quarter-19th century, watercolor on laid paper. Oversize bookplate with black swan, flowers and the name “Johan Jacob hain”. Imperfections. Painted frame, 17.5”h.

11.75”w. Ex John Gordon (New York). $600-800 211 FOLK ART PAINTING. American, early 20th century. Oil on canvas, initialed “GL”. Stereotype image of African American boy and girl eating watermelon on the porch of a sharecropper’s cabin. Details include skunk pelt, sunflowers, graffiti, and an alligator. 12”h. 18”w., framed, 14.5”h. 20.5”w. $600-1,200

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Rebacked on paper, probably cleaned. Late decorated frame, 16.25”h.

19.75”w. $1,500-2,500

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213 AMERICAN DECORATED BLANKET CHEST. Mid 19th century, pine. Six-board dovetailed case with original turned feet, applied reeding above base molding and dentil molding on the lid. Two iron handles. Old grain paint has crazing. Interior has wrought iron strap hinges, paneled lid and double till. One till has dovetailed drawer, second till has two dovetailed drawers and slides to reveal secret compartments. Old green paint on interior with branded name “L. Griffin”. Most likely made by a cabinet maker or tool chest craftsman. Wear and age splits. 21”h. 51”w.

20.25”d. $800-1,200

214 LARGE AMERICAN BURL BOWL. Nineteenth century. 6”h.

18”d. $600-900

215 AMERICAN BURL BOWL. Nineteenth century. Good figure and scrubbed surface.

3.75”h. 13”d. $600-900

216 AMERICAN BURL BOWL. Nineteenth century. Age split in center, old refinishing. 3.5”h. 13”d. $250-450

217 AMERICAN BURL BOWL. Nineteenth century. Thick tapered walls. Old refinishing. 4.5”h. 12”d. $400-600

218 PORTRAIT OF A WOMAN (AMERICAN SCHOOL, MID 19TH CENTURY).

Oil on canvas, unsigned. Blueeyed woman wearing a fancy bonnet, pearls and a lace shawl.

Restoration. 34”h. 26.25”w., framed, 40.5”h. 32.75”w. $600-800

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219 LANDSCAPE PAINTING (AMERICAN SCHOOL, MID 19TH CENTURY).

Oil on canvas, unsigned. Hudson River Valley scene with two hunters in the foreground, one lying on the ground. Restoration. 14”h. 20”w., gilt frame, 18”h.

24”w. $400-800 220 AMERICAN ROCKING CHAIR. Mid 19th century, maple. Rope turnings, spindle back.

Splint seat. 15.5”h. seat, 38”h. overall. $100-250

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221 SHAKER SIDE CHAIR. Late 19th century. Ladderback with turned finials, splint seat with green paint and built-in tilters in the back feet.

16”h. seat, 41.5”h. overall. $200-400 222 MT. LEBANON SHAKER ROCKER. Late 19th century. Stenciled label “Shaker’s No. 6, Trade Mark, Mt. Lebanon, NY”. Turned finials, shawl bar, mushroom cap arms, and replaced tape seat. 16”h. seat, 41”h. overall. $250-450

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223 AMERICAN THEOREM. Mid 19th century, watercolor on paper. Bouquet of flowers with banner “Souvenir”. Ex Sackheim Collection, sold at Garth’s, April 1981. Framed, 9.25”h. 7.25”w. $450-750

225 SILHOUETTE OF A WOMAN. Probably American, 2nd quarter-19th century. Highly detailed inked three-quarters portrait of a seated woman with lace shawl and cap, holding a book. Unframed, 4.25”h. 3.25”w. $150-350

224 FAMILY SILHOUETTE. Probably American, 2nd quarter-19th century. Husband and wife taking tea with four children. Shiny black paper with pinprick details. Minor wear and small patches. In late smoked frame by Tom King, 14.25”h. 20.5”w. $400-800

226 ENGLISH INLAID PEMBROKE TABLE. Ca. 1820, mahogany with pine secondary. Oval top with bowfront dovetailed drawer. Tapered legs and brass casters. Refinished with minor surface wear. 29”h.

20.5”w. with 10.5” leaves. 33.75”d. $800-1,200 227 ENGLISH CHIPPENDALE SIDE CHAIR. Second half-19th century, mahogany. Ball and claw feet, carved shells on crest and knees. Minor repairs. Reupholstered slip seat. 18” seat, 39”h. $250-450 228 THREE PIECES OF ENGLISH LEEDSWARE. Late 18th-early 19th century. Green feather edge plate with polychrome flowers, 8.75”d., teapot with dome lid and floral design. 10.75”h., and a covered sugar with sprigs and fans, 5.75”h. Imperfections. $150-350

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229 NINE ENGLISH PLATES. First half-19th century. Eight softpaste and one Staffordshire plate with molded rims and floral hand decoration. Three have transfer centers, including a child’s verse “Obedience”. Imperfections. 4” to 8.5”d. $100-250

230 MINIATURE BY JH GILLESPIE (UNITED KINGDOM, FL. 1810-1838).

Watercolor on paper, labeled on back. Young boy. Printed label on back “Likenesses drawn in one minute by JH Gillespie, Profile Painter”.

Papier mache frame, 5”h. 4”w. $250-450

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231 MINIATURE BY JH GILLESPIE (UNITED KINGDOM, FL. 1810-1838).

Watercolor on paper, labeled on back. Gentleman identified on back as “Dr. Bowlthurst of Woodhouse___Park”. Printed label “IH Gillespie Miniature Painter”. Minor flaking. Papier mache frame. 5.25”h. 4.25”w. $200-400 232 SILHOUETTES OF CHILDREN. Probably American, 2nd quarter-19th century.

Full-length cutout figures of boy with hoop and girl with flower basket, most likely brother and sister. Gilt inked accents. Faint signature in painted landscape below “F. Et...” Bird’s-eye maple veneer frame, 12.25”h. 10.25”w. overall. $400-800

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233 REVERSE GLASS SILHOUETTE OF “THE CARY FAMILY”.

American, 2nd quarter-19th century. Reverse inked image of five members of the family with elaborate border. “The Cary Family, Boston, U.S.A.” Framed, 12”h. 14”w. $300-600 234 REVERSE GLASS IMAGE OF BRITISH SAILING SHIP. England, mid 19th century. Black inked image of war ship with cannons and other sailing ships. Elaborate border. “C. Hawkins...Gravesend” framer’s label on back.

Bird’s-eye maple veneer frame, 16.75”h. 21”w. $400-600

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235 MINIATURE RELIEF PLAQUE OF LAFAYETTE. American or European, 19th century.

Well-detailed profile carving. Round frame, 3.25”d. $150-300 236 NEEDLEWORK AND THEOREM. American and European, mid 19th century. Paint on silk theorem with bright yellow basket of fruit. Some tears in silk. Framed, 9”h. 11”w. And a small silk needlework of flowers and leaves. Framed, 7.25”h. 5.75”w. $250-450 237 REVERSE GLASS SILHOUETTE OF “E. GIBBON”.

England, 19th century. Eglomise fulllength portrait with gilt accents “E. Gibbon, The Historian” with inked label on back. Bird’s-eye veneer frame, 9”h. 7.5”w. $200-400

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238 PAIR OF QUEEN ANNE BRASS CANDLESTICKS. Mid 18th century. Petal bases, scalloped rims. 9.25”h.

Ex Bill Samaha (Ohio). $400-800 239 PAIR OF FRENCH BRASS CANDLESTICKS. Second half-18th century. Seamed construction, scalloped bases, threaded posts, and paneled sockets. Engraved designs. 9.25”h. $600-800

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240 TWO BRASS CANDLESTICKS. Probably Spain, late 17th century. Both have domed bases. Smaller has extractor holes and threaded post.

7.5”h. Taller has traces of seam and solder on the underside. 9”h. $300-600 241 THREE BRASS CANDLESTICKS. Spain or Netherlands, late 17th century. All with square bases. Two similar with faceted knobs and threaded bases, 6.5”, 6.75”h. And a single with paneled stem and soldered base. 7”h. $400-800 242 AMERICAN PORTRAIT OF A GENTLEMAN. Second quarter-19th century, pastel on paper. Nicely done portrait of man with slight smile. Some wear.

Eglomise mat and gilt frame have wear, 22.75”h.

17.75”w. $250-500

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243 PORTRAIT OF MOTHER AND CHILD (AMERICAN SCHOOL, 1ST HALF-19TH CENTURY).

Oil on canvas, unsigned. Woman with ringlets and her child with coral jewelry, both dressed in lace.

Restoration. Wilton, Connecticut Historical Society Exhibition sticker from 2003. 30”h. 25”w., framed, 38”h. 28.75”w. $600-800 244 PAIR OF INKED SILHOUETTES. Probably American, 2nd quarter-19th century. Inked portraits of husband and wife with some gold detail.

Later penciled notations on backing for Grandpapa and Grandmama Gibson, married in 1825 and their birth and death dates. Papier mache frames, 5.5”h.

4.5“w. $200-400 245 TWO AMERICAN CANDLE STANDS. Late 18th-early 19th century, maple. Square tops and turned columns. Curly maple with pad feet, 27”h. 16” x 16”. And curly maple top, chip carved detail.

28.25”h. 15.75” x 16”. Refinished with small repairs. $200-400 246 AMERICAN CHIPPENDALE SLANT FRONT DESK. Second half-18th century, cherry with oak secondary.

Four dovetailed graduated drawers, ogee bracket feet and plain fitted interior. Refinished with some imperfections. 30.5” writing height. 41.75”h. 41”w. 19”d. $400-800

247 PORTRAIT OF ZONAS COWLES

BY GILBERT STUART (AMERICAN, 1755-1828).

Oil on wooden panel, unsigned. Young man with blue eyes. Age split with restoration. 30”h. 24”w., framed, 38.5”h. 34.25”w. Ex Kennedy Gallery (New York).

According to a copy of a letter by Mrs. Robert LeVere the portrait was bought from Garth Oberlander and Peter Tillou in 1966. It is pictured in “The Kennedy Quarterly”, Vol. 3, No. 3, December 1962, New York City. The copy of the letter and the booklet is included with the lot. According to the booklet, Cowles (1761-1835) was a merchant in Farmington, Connecticut. $6,000-8,000

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248 AMERICAN DECORATED STEPBACK CUPBOARD. Mid 19th century, pine and poplar. Two-piece cupboard with square nails, eight dovetailed drawers and two eight-pane doors above.

Molded cornice, interior shelves. Original grain-painted decoration.

Missing applied base. 89”. 60.75”w. 19.5”d. $1,500-2,500

249 AMERICAN THEOREM. Mid 19th century, watercolor on paper. Basket of fruit. Minor flaking. Curly maple frame, 16.25”h. 19.25”w. $150-350 250 CHILDREN PLAYING (AMERICAN SCHOOL, MID 19TH CENTURY).

Oil on canvas, unsigned. From Fall River, Massachusetts. Two children and a woman pretending to be a ghost. Restoration.

Wilton, Connecticut Historical Society Exhibition sticker from 2003. 15”h. 20”w., late frame, 18.25”h. 23.5”w. $300-600

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251 AMERICAN DECORATED TRUNK. Mid 19th century, pine. Dovetailed with original red flame grain paint.

Iron lock and handles. Surface nicks and wear. 11.25”h. 25.5”w.

14.25”d. $100-300 252 TINSEL PICTURE AND NEEDLEWORK. American, late 19th-early 20th century. Reverse painted floral wreath on white. Inpainting. Gilt frame. 21.25”h. 25.25”w. And needlework with raised parrot and basket of flowers in wool. Decorated frame, 18”h.

18”w. $100-300 253 MALLARD DUCKS BY GEORGE MAJEWICZ (GERMANY, 1897-1973).

Oil on canvas, signed lower right. Mallards landing in a pond. 27”h.

24”w., framed, 35”h. 30”w. $150-350

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254 MIRROR FRAME DECORATED BY GUS KNAPP (OHIO, 2ND HALF20TH CENTURY).

Mid 19th-century frame with replaced mirror. Signed and dated 1984 on back. Minor veneer loss. 22.5”h. 16”w. $100-300

255 VERMONT SAMPLER. Peacham, Caledonia County, ca. 1833, silk on linen. Two-story white house surrounded by pine trees and a pair of large bluebirds, rows of alphabets and a verse.

Wide floral vine border. Signed “Wrought

by Betsey Lusina Harvey under the care of Miss Lucy M Field Peacham Vermont A D 183_”. Framed, 20”h. 24.75”w.

Betsey, the eldest daughter of Simeon Harvey and Lucina Field, was born in Danville, Caledonia County, on March 16th 1823. She died in Danville at the age of 20. Her teacher, Lucy M Fields married Orvelle Jennison in Peacham on Betsey’s birthday in 1835. Lucy may have been a relative of Betsey’s mother. $800-1,200 256 ENGLISH MELON SHAPED TEA CADDY. Late 18th century. Carved elongated melon form with crosshatched end. Brass escutcheon and wooden pull. Worn paper lining. 5.25”h. 8”l. $1,000-1,500

257 TORTOISE SHELL TEA CADDY. American or English, 1st half-19th century.

Tortoise-shell veneer with button feet and two interior compartments with shell lids.

Lid has silver monogrammed plaque and blue velvet lining. Faint age split. 5.25”h.

7”w. $300-600 258 SAMPLER. Possibly Canada, dated 1836, silk on linen. Included with rows of alphabets, trees, baskets and crowns are the words, “King Queen P’s Duke Marquess”. Signed by nine-year-old Mary Ann Osborn.

Framed 18”h. 15”w.

Note on back states sampler was found in Maine. $175-350

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259 ADAM AND EVE SAMPLER. English or American, dated 1848, silk on canvas. Adam and Eve stand under the apple tree surrounded by paired baskets and potted plants. Signed by ten-year-old Charlot Theaker. Figured maple frame, 21”h. 21.50”w. $400-600

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Note on back gives her married name as Mrs James Dresser. According to records she married in 1810 in Whenby, Yorkshire, and outlived both her husband and their only child Christopher. $400-700 258

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261 SEVEN CARVINGS BY DANIEL AND BARBARA STRAWSER. Pennsylvania, 20th century, initialed and dated. Original paint. Two eagles, rooster’ and an owl, 3.5” to 6.25”h., a parrot on branch, 9.25”h., and a bird tree, 24.5”h. Together with a standing militia man, 15.5”h. $250-500

263 AMERICAN HOOKED RUG. Early 20th century. Steam locomotive and bystanders. Mounted on board, 21.5”h.

36”w. $200-300 264 EIGHT AMERICAN POTTERY PIGGY BANKS. Late 19th-early 20th century. Varying glaze including sponging and running glaze.

2.25”h. 3.5”l. to 4”h. 6”l. $100-300

262 INLAID HANGING CORNER CUPBOARD. Possibly Pennsylvania, 18th century, pine.

Paneled door over shelf with shaped sides.

Fleur-de-lys inlay. 33”h. 26”w. 11.5”d. $250-500 261

265 NINE AMERICAN POTTERY PIGGY BANKS. Late 19th-early 20th century. Varying glaze including sponging and running glaze. A few hairlines. 2”h. 3.25”l. to 4.25”h. 6.5”l. $200-300 266 AMERICAN CAPTAIN’S CHAIR. Second half-19th century, pine. Original robin’s egg blue paint. Wear and repair.

16”h. seat, 27.5”h. overall. $150-300

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267 TWO AMERICAN MIRRORS. Mid 19th century. Curly maple veneer. Similar. Replaced mirrors. 20.5”h. 16.75”w. $200-400

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268 BARNYARD SCENE BY LESLIE COPE (AMERICAN, 1913-2002).

Oil on masonite, signed and dated 1969 lower right. Pigs and milk wagon. 12.5”h. 16.5”w., framed, 17.5”h. 21.5”w. $300-600

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269 AMISH BUGGY BY LESLIE COPE (AMERICAN, 1913-2002).

Oil on masonite, signed and dated 1970 lower right. Buggy outside houses and barn. 12”h. 16”w., framed, 16”h. 20”w. $250-500

270 PAIR OF PORTRAITS ATTRIBUTED TO ZEDEKIAH BELKNAP (AMERICAN, 1781-1858).

Oil on wooden panels, unsigned. Portraits of a husband and wife. The woman is wearing a black dress with white lace collar, a gold necklace, and a red shawl. The man is wearing a black coat and vest. Some imperfections. 27”h. 21.5”w., framed, 31.5”h. 26.5”w.

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271 AMISH WARDROBE. Amana, Ohio, ca. 1860, walnut with pine secondary. Paneled doors, bracket feet and cove molded cornice. Interior shelf and wooden pegs. Refinished, replaced foot posts. 71.5”h. 48.5”w.

24.5”d. $800-1,200 272 AMERICAN THEOREM. Mid 19th century, watercolor on paper. Variety of flowers in bright colors with initials “MS” below.

Mahogany veneer frame, 14”h. 16.75”w. $400-800

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273 SANDWICH TRUMPET VASE. Third quarter-19th century. Green ruffle edge neck and base with clambroth sawtooth or mitre diamond body. 10.5”h. $500-700

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274 SANDWICH TRUMPET VASE. Third quarter-19th century. Blue ruffle edge neck and base with clambroth sawtooth or mitre diamond body. 9”h. $400-600

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275 PORTRAIT OF A WOMAN (AMERICAN SCHOOL, 2ND QUARTER-19TH CENTURY).

Oil on canvas, unsigned. Young woman in green seated before an open window. Photo of Ashton and Browning Philadelphia preparer’s label included. Restoration. 30.5”h. 25”w., framed, 37.75”h. 32.75”w. $400-600 276 ZANESVILLE BLOWN GLASS BOTTLE. Ohio, 2nd quarter-19th century. Globular with twenty-four tightly swirled ribs. Amber. A few light scratches and a small potstone. 9.5”h. $600-1,200 277 ZANESVILLE BLOWN GLASS BOTTLE. Ohio, 2nd quarter-19th century. Globular with twenty-four tightly swirled ribs. Honey amber.

Minor imperfections. 7.5”h. $300-600 278 ZANESVILLE BLOWN GLASS BOTTLE. Ohio, 2nd quarter-19th century. Globular with twenty-four tightly swirled ribs. Deep amber.

Surface wear. 7.25”h. $300-500

279 ZANESVILLE BLOWN GLASS BOTTLE. Ohio, 2nd quarter-19th century. Globular with twenty-four tightly swirled ribs. Reddish amber.

Light scratches, tiny potstone. 8”h. $400-600

283 AMERICAN BLANKET BOX. Mid 19th century, pine. Six panel box with square nail construction and original slate blue paint. Divided interior. Edge wear. 23.5”h. 37”w.

21”d. $300-600

280 ZANESVILLE BLOWN GLASS BOTTLE. Ohio, 2nd quarter-19th century. Globular with twenty-four tightly swirled ribs. Pale olive. Light scratches. 7.5”h. $300-500 281 AMERICAN BOWBACK WINDSOR SIDE CHAIR. Nineteenth century, mixed woods including oak.

Saddle seat, bamboo turnings and exaggerated bowback. 17”h. seat, 37.25”h. overall. $150-350 282 THREE FRAMED FRAKTUR BY TOM KING (2ND HALF-20TH CENTURY).

Watercolor on paper. Elaborate designs, each in a hand carved frame with birds and painted decoration. Fraktur and frames signed. 11”h. 6’w., 10”h. 7”w., and 14”h. 16”w. $250-450 281

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284 AMERICAN BOOKPLATE. Probably Pennsylvania, watercolor and ink on paper. Well done with German text noting this hymnal book given to “…Magdalena Burkholder…1829” and bird and tulip border. Painted frame, 7.5”h. 5.25”w. $600-1,200 285 AMERICAN WATERCOLOR. Mid 19th century, watercolor and blue ink on paper. Heart with tulip, more hearts, and “New Year, 1846”. Minor imperfections. Gilt frame, 8”h. 9”w. $300-600 286 AMERICAN WATERCOLOR. Probably Pennsylvania, watercolor and ink on paper. Calligraphic “L” with two faint words and “1841” below. Foxing and light stains. 8.75”h. 8”w. $200-400 287 THREE AMERICAN FOLK ART BIRD CARVINGS. Possibly Ohio, mid 20th century. Original paint and glass eyes. 6.5”, 6.5”, 7”h. overall. $200-400

288 TEN BIRD CARVINGS BY HELEN LAY STRONG (NEW YORK, 1915-1994).

Labeled on underside. Assorted songbirds on various driftwood bases. Paper labels include bird names. 1.25” to 4”h. $400-800

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Possibly Canterbury. 16” to 27.5”l. Ex Doug Towle, (New Hampshire). Peg rail section from Mt. Lebanon. Restained. 24”l. Together with clothes hanger and clothes pin, 8“h. $200-300

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Plate XLVIII. Some toning.

Unframed, 20.5”h. 25”w. $400-600

292 ENGRAVED PEWTER CHARGER. Probably American, early 19th century. Heavily engraved with scallops on the rim and tulips in the center.

Partial crowned touch on the rim. 14.25”d. $300-600

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293 EUROPEAN FAIENCE RING FLASK. Nineteenth century. Blue decoration, applied strap loops. Some edge loss. 8”h. $200-400 294 PENNSYLVANIA CHIPPENDALE SLANT FRONT DESK. Third quarter-18th century, cherry with pine secondary. Four graduated, dovetailed thumbmolded drawers with replaced brasses. Fluted quarter columns and ogee bracket feet. Fitted, shaped interior with fan and upside down heart on central drawer. Refinished with some imperfections. 31” writing height, 44”h.

45”w. 20”d. $1,500-2,500 295 SEVEN ENGLISH BIRD PRINTS. Eighteenth century, handcolored engravings on laid paper. Two from George Edwards’ Natural History of Birds, signed and dated on the plate. “Blue Jay and ...

Redbird...” 1755 and a duck of Catesby, 1745, and original text pages. Together with five Eleazar Albin prints, four from Natural History of Birds, 1731 (Widgeon, Mallard, Porchard and Goosander). Unframed, 11.25”h. 9”w., and one Grosbeak, signed and dated 1737 on the plate. 11”h. 9”w. $300-500

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296 SEVEN BIRD PRINTS. Nineteenth century. Three ornithology engravings with details of heads, beaks and feet. 24”h. 21”w. And three handcolored engravings of grouse by Rider, engraved

by Lizars, 5.25”h. 8.5”w. and a Gould and Hart handcolored lithograph of a snared pheasant. 14.75”h. 21.5”w. Unframed. $200-400 297 AMERICAN ARMCHAIR. Second half 18th century, cherry. Chippendale armchair with stretcher base.

Late upholstery. 41”h. $100-300 298 FOUR GERMAN KUGELS. Late 19th-early 20th century. Pale blue, green, gold and cobalt blue. Minor wear.

4.5”d. $100-300 299 THREE GERMAN KUGELS. Late 19th-early 20th century. Pale gold/silver, medium blue and red. Minor wear. 5.5”, 7”, 8”d. $150-300

300 MASSACHUSETTS CHIPPENDALE BLOCK FRONT CHEST ON CHEST. Boston or Salem, ca. 1765, mahogany and pine secondary. A very fine, rare and important chest on chest. The upper case has a swan neck pediment terminating in carved rosette and a flame finial. Central fan carved dovetailed drawer and two drawers, over four graduated drawers. Fluted pilasters. The lower case has a dressing slide above four blocked and graduated dovetailed drawers. Bracket feet with a central shaped drop. Original brasses. Minor height loss to feet.

85.5”h. 41.5”w. 23”d. Ex Bernard & S. Dean Levy (New York).

From the Stone Family of Salem, Massachusetts, and Shephard Family of Minnesota. $40,000-80,000

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301 BENNINGTON STAG SPILL VASE. Vermont, ca. 1849-1858. Rare reclining stag with tree stump and coleslaw grass. Olive flint enamel. Well-done replacement antlers. 10.75”h. 11.5”l.

See plate 365 in Bennington Pottery and Porcelain by Barret. $3,000-4,000

302 BENNINGTON TEAPOT. Vermont, mid 19th century. Flint enamel with blue accents. Conical lid. 6.75”h. $150-350 303 BENNINGTON HOUND HANDLED PITCHER. Vermont, mid 19th century. Rockingham glaze. Molded hunt scene and grapevines.

Dog has chain link collar. 8”h. $200-400 304 BENNINGTON BOOK FLASK. Vermont, ca.1849-1858. Flint enamel glaze with good color. Rare small mark “Fenton’s 1849 Patented Enamel” (Barret figure IX-c).

Spine stamped “Hoo Doo Bible”. Repaired lip. 6”h. $400-600 305 PAIR OF SIGNED BOSTON BRASS ANDIRONS. Ca. 1815-1820. Stamped “Molineux, Boston” (John Molineux). Seamed construction, cannonball finials and slipper feet.

16.75”h. $250-500 306 TWO SPANISH CAPSTAN CANDLESTICKS. Second half-17th century. Both with extractor holes and riveted posts. 4.25”, 4.75”h. $600-900

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307 BRASS INKSTAND. Late 18th-early 19th century. Base with scalloped edge, candle socket, bell hook (with bell) and four removable accessories with lids including quill holder, inks and sander.

Beaded rims. Threaded posts. 7”h. 9”w. $150-350 308 PENNSYLVANIA HEPPLEWHITE INLAID TALL CHEST. Late 18th-early 19th century, walnut with pine secondary. Three dovetailed drawers over five with cockbeading and replaced pulls. Figured veneer drawer fronts with line inlay, inlay on cornice and fan on scalloped apron. French feet. Refinished. One side of cornice loose. 64.5”h. 46”w. 23.5”d. $2,500-4,500 309 EIGHT PIECES OF CANARYWARE. England, 2nd quarter-19th century. All with raised designs and floral hand decoration.

Seven plates including one with shells and one with birds, 5.5” to 8”d., and a creamer with silver resist, 5.25”h. Varying wear and some flakes. $600-1,200 310 SIX PIECES OF CANARYWARE. England, 2nd quarter-19th century. Floral hand decoration. Child’s mug, 2.25”h., and miniature creamer, 2.75”h., both with pink luster trim. Waste bowl, 3”h., gravy, 4”h., ex Elizabeth Bradley, (Wisconsin), and a pair of flower pots with saucers, 4”h. Imperfections. $600-1,200

311 SILHOUETTE OF WOMAN. Probably American, 2nd quarter-19th century.

Cutout full-length silhouette of woman seated at a Sheraton table with sewing box. Well-done white and brown inked detail with inked background.

Rosewood veneer frame, 16”h. 13.75”w. $400-800 312 SILHOUETTES OF COUPLE BY AUGUSTE EDOUART (FRANCE, 1789-1861).

Signed in ink “Aug. Edouart fecit Saratoga, 1840”.

Full-length cutout portraits on a lithograph landscape. Curly maple veneer frame, 12.5”h. 8.75”w. $800-1,200

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Signed and dated “A. Edouart fecit Boston, 1840”. Full-length cutout of young boy glued to an inked landscape background with identification “Stephen Woodward”. Late frame, 10”h. 7.5”w. $600-900 314 TWO PAIR OF SILHOUETTES. Probably American, 2nd quarter-19th century. Cutout portraits of young couple identified as Henry (1809-1872) and Elizabeth 1813-1877) Ditman, 6”h. 8”w., and hollow cuts of older couple with inked detail “Timothy Carter & wife Judith”, 5.5”h. 7.75”w. Eglomise mats. $300-600 315 THREE SILHOUETTES OF WOMEN. Probably American, 2nd quarter-19th century. Hollow cut portraits of two women in caps (one identified as Elinor Prior) and one with a hair comb.

Eglomise and reverse painted mats. Some wear. Framed, 6”h. 5”w. $150-350 316 THREE BRASS CANDLESTICKS. Spain or Netherlands, late 17th century. Square bases and threaded posts.

Baluster stem with extractor hole, 6”h., knob stem, 5”h., and barley twist with imperfections. 6.5”h. $400-600 317 FOUR BRASS TAPER STICKS. American and European, 19th-20th century. Three earlier taper sticks with riveted or threaded posts. 2.75” to 4.25”h. And a late one with mid drip pan, 4”h. $100-350

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Octagonal base with threaded post and extractor hole, 5.5”h., and one with a mid drip pan and threaded wrought iron rod.

10.5”h. $400-600

319 FOUR BRASS LIGHTING DEVICES. American or European, 19th-20th century. Chamberstick with snuffer and scissor wick trimmers.

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Large sampler with sailing ships, buildings and figures in red and white striped trousers. The maker, Mary Brown gives her parents’ names, James and Mary as well as her teacher, Sarah Pearsan. Her age has been removed.

The word, Bristol, appears under one of the buildings. Framed, 24.25”h.

24.25”w. $300-600

322 SAMPLER. England, dated 1830, silk on wool. All worked in diminutive stitches, rows of alphabets, undulating floral vines, verse, stylized trees, and plump birds.

Signed by nine-year-old Susanna Matilda Grego. Framed, 17.5”h 16”w.

Susanna, daughter of Anthony Grego and living in Holborn, Middlesex, married Edward Tarbox Mackerell in 1844. $300-600

321 SAMPLER. Probably Scotland, early 19th century, silk on canvas. Minute stitches in rows of alphabets, proverbs and decorative bands. Signed Elizabeth Vincent.

Framed, 12”h. 10”w. $350-550

323 SAMPLER. Probably England, dated 1837, silk on linen. Nine-year-old Elizabeth Alderman included a pair of green parrots as well as baskets, crowns, potted plants and her name and date on her sampler. Matte window 11.5”h.

12.5”w., frame, 18.25”h. 19”w. $250-550

324 PENNSYLVANIA TILT-TOP TABLE. Chester County, 2nd half-18th century, walnut. Dish top, birdcage and turned column. Refinished, repairs. 29.5”h. 33.5”d. $200-400 325 MASSACHUSETTS CHIPPENDALE ARMCHAIR. Ca. 1780, birch. Pierced “owl” splat, carved ears and scrolled arms. 17”h. seat, 38.5”h. overall. $200-300 326 NEW ENGLAND ARMCHAIR. Ca. 1730. Ladderback with scrolled arms and turned finials and stretcher. Old black paint, reupholstered. Repaired arms. 16”h. seat, 43”h. overall. $100-350

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327 AMERICAN PIPE BOX. Attributed to Rhode Island, late 18th century, walnut. Shaped crest and dividers. Dovetailed drawer with scratch beading and original brass pull. 18”h. 5”w. 4.5”d. Includes three clay pipes.

Ex Antique Associates at West Townsend (Massachusetts). $1,500-3,000

328 HANDCOLORED MAP OF “INSULAE AMERICANAE”.

Published in London, 1671, Montanus and Ogilby, engraving on laid paper. Shows southeast America, Gulf of Mexico, Central America, and Caribbean Islands. Late frame, 21.25”h. 24.25”w. $250-450 329 HANDCOLORED MAP “NOVA HISPANIA”.

Seventeenth century. Engraved map on laid paper by Baptista Homann. North America, Mexico, Central America, and Caribbean islands. Framed, 28.25”h. 31.75”w. $1,000-2,000 330 AMERICAN INLAID CHEST OF DRAWERS. Late 18th-early 19th century, mahogany with poplar secondary. Transitional with bracket feet. Two over three dovetailed drawers with inlaid fan corners and replaced pulls. Imperfections. 43”h. 38.5”w. 20”d. $300-600

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331 AMERICAN FEDERAL MIRROR. Ca. 1820s. Architectural frame with gilding, rope twist columns and ball drops. Original reverse glass panel of the 1812 battle between the ships “Constitution & Guerriere”. Wear. 28.75”h. 17”w. $200-400 332 AMERICAN FEDERAL BANQUET TABLE. Second quarter-19th century, mahogany. Two “D” shaped tables with single drop leaf each and swing legs. Reeded legs. Flame grain mahogany on apron. Sun fading. 28.75”h. 45.5”w. 21”d. with 21” leaves, 84” overall. $300-600

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333 AMERICAN QUEEN ANNE CARD TABLE. Attributed to Benjamin Frothingham, Charlestown, Massachusetts, ca. 1745, mahogany with maple and pine secondary. Hinged opening to a fully fitted interior with a baize covered surface, blocked and shaped apron with central drawer, cabriole legs with scrolled returns and platformed pad feet. Minor imperfections. 28”h. 31”w. 16”d.

Ex Ginsberg & Levy, Inc. New York; Ex Bernard & S. Dean Levy (New York); Dorothy Marsh McGavack, New York. Sold at Sotheby Parke Bernet, May 19, 1973, lot 510. $12,000-18,000

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334 TWO PAIR OF QUEEN ANNE BRASS CANDLESTICKS. England, mid 18th century. Seamed construction.

Petal bases and scalloped rim, 7.75”h. Ex Mr. & Mrs. Jerome Blum (Connecticut). And squared bases, 7.25”h. $600-800 335 ROSE MEDALLION PUNCH BOWL. China, mid 19th century. Extended Mandarin scene around the exterior and segmented scenes on the interior. Good colors and gilding. Minor rim wear. 7”h. 16”d. $1,000-1,500 336 ROSE CANTON BOWL. China, mid 19th century. Square lobed bowl with scalloped rim. Wide gilt border with Thousand Butterflies motif. Some rim wear. 5”h. 9.5” x 9.5”. $400-800 337 AMERICAN HEPPLEWHITE CHEST OF DRAWERS. Late 18th century, mahogany with pine secondary.

Four graduated, dovetailed drawers with cockbeading and original brasses. French feet, line inlay along apron. Refinished with some sun fading. 37.5”h. 43”w. 21”d. $300-600

340 MASSACHUSETTS ARMCHAIR. First half-19th century, mixed woods.

Three-slat back, turned finials and mushroom arm caps. Old splint seat.

17”h. seat, 44”h. overall. Ex David Wood (Massachusetts), ex Grace Richardson family, (Massachusetts). $300-600 341 INDIANA SAMPLER. Rush County, ca.1830-1835, silk on linen. Nancy J. Tharp included her birthday and rows of alphabets and floral bands but didn’t finish her sampler. In a frame, 18.5”h. 16.5”w.

Nancy Jane Tharp, the 9th of 11 children born to Andrew Tharp and Rebecca Hawkin, was born February 24th 1823 in Rush County. Seven years later, her father died, the following year, 1831, her mother died. In all likely hood Nancy went to live with one of her older sisters. She was living with her married sister, Sarah Ward, in 1850 when she died at the age of 27. $350-650

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338 TWO AMERICAN QUEEN ANNE SIDE CHAIRS. One is ca.1760, Boston area, walnut. Yoke form crest above large vase splat, shaped skirt and pad feet. 18”h. seat, 42”h. overall. Together with another chair with imperfections. 37”h. $400-800 339 SIMON WILLARD PRESENTATION BANJO CLOCK. Massachusetts, ca.1815-1820, mahogany veneer, pine. Dial marked “S. Willard”. Gilt rope twist details and drops. Original reverse painted glass panels, one marked “Patent”, the other with the “Battle of Plattsburg” (sic). Imperfections. 40”l. $900-1,200

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Ex Bernard & S. Dean Levy (New York). $4,000-8,000 343 NEW YORK STONEWARE JUG AND CROCK. Mid 19th century. Both with brushed cobalt decoration and impressed labels for “New York Stoneware Co. 3”. Jug with applied handle and bird, 16”h., and a crock with two handles and floral flourish, 10.25”h. Minor flakes. $200-400

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88”h. 18.75”w. 11”d. $400-600 346 AMERICAN DECORATED BOX. Mid 19th century, pine. Dovetailed box with original paint and squiggle design. Some edge wear. 4.5”h. 10”w. $150-300

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348 AMERICAN CARVED EAGLE. Attributed to Portsmouth, Maine, late 19th century, pine. Spread wing eagle on American banner and armaments. Original gilding and paint. Glued split and minor wear.

9.5”h. 17”l. Ex Dennis Raleigh American Antiques and Folk Art (Maine). $1,200-2,400 349 TWO JACQUARD COVERLETS. Mt. Vernon, Knox County, 1852, wool and cotton. Red and white two-piece tied Beiderwand. Signed Jacob and Michael Ardner, 72” x 87”, and a deep red and blue with white, two-piece tied Beiderwand, eagle with olive branches and “Liberty” corner block, 74” x 90”. $250-500 350 TWO JACQUARD COVERLETS. American, mid 19th century, wool and cotton. Both are single piece tied Biederwand with indigo-dyed cotton. Red and blue, 86” x 100”, and red, blue, green and mustard, 84” x 96”. $200-400

351 PITTSBURGH PILLAR MOLD COMPOTE. Mid 19th century. Heavy compote with thick pillars. Interior wear.

8.75”h. 9.25”d. $150-300 352 TWO COVERLETS. American, early 19th century, wool and cotton. Red and blue overshot, 82” x 70”, and a later blue and white coverlet, 62” x 80”. $150-250 353 TWO JACQUARD COVERLETS. American, mid 19th century, wool and cotton. Red, green and blue two-piece tied Biederwand with geometric star corner blocks, 80” x 86”, and a red and blue one-piece doubleweave, 80” x 84”. $200-400 354 AMERICAN “WOODEN DECOYS” SIGN. Late 19th century. Artist board with thick paint in wooden frame. Double sided with crazing. 23”h. 27”w.

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355 AMERICAN ARCHITECTURAL CORNER CUPBOARD. Attributed to Ohio, mid 19th century, cherry with pine secondary.

One-piece cupboard with side pilasters, two glass paned doors with arched lights, three dovetailed drawers and two paneled doors in bottom. Cove molded cornice. Back boards replaced. 89”h. 61”w. 22”d.

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356 PENNSYLVANIA PAINTING OF A COMET. Third quarter-19th century. Scene painted on the underside of a pine lid. Shows a Federal brick building with a man and woman on the roof watching a passing comet. The cupola on the building is dated 1858.

Below are people at a well. Surface wear. Housed in a later green painted frame, 28”h. 44.5”w. overall.

Ex Antique Associates at West Townsend (Massachusetts) and pictured in their July, 2004 Maine Antiques Digest ad. This was originally the lid to a toolbox, painted by a Mr. Harlan. Harlan was a Pennsylvania carpenter who later settled in Richmond, Iowa around 1870. The box was sold at the Harlan Farm estate auction, 1979 and the lid was removed and placed in a frame.

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357 AMERICAN ROCKING HORSE. Mid -19th century, pine. Slab sided rockers with scalloped edges. Painted horse with silhouette neck and head reinforced with metal strips. Original paint. Wear from use. 32”h. 60”l. $800-1,600 358 ZANESVILLE BLOWN GLASS BOTTLE. Ohio, 2nd quarter-19th century. Globular with twenty-four tightly swirled ribs. Light olive green. Wear on the ribs, small blisters and potstones. 8”h. $250-500 359 ZANESVILLE BLOWN GLASS BOTTLE. Ohio, 2nd quarter-19th century. Globular with twenty-four tightly swirled ribs. Aqua. A few light scratches, blister. 7.5”h. $250-450

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360 ZANESVILLE BLOWN GLASS BOTTLE. Ohio, 2nd quarter-19th century. Globular with twenty-four tightly swirled ribs. Light honey amber. Light surface wear, potstone, small blisters.

7.25”h. $400-800 361 AMERICAN SHERATON STAND. Midwestern, 2nd quarter-19th century, curly maple with poplar secondary.

Turned legs, dovetailed drawer with cockbeading and replaced pull, reeded edge two-board top. Varnish has alligatored. 29.5”h. 19.25”w.

19.5”d. $150-350

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365 MASSACHUSETTS QUEEN ANNE TEA TABLE. Ca. 1740, cherry with pine secondary. Cabriole legs, raised pad feet, arcaded skirt with rectangular top and shaped moldings. 26.5”h. 26.5”w. 19”d.

Ex George Arons, Connecticut; Ginsburg & Levy, New York; Ex Bernard & S. Dean Levy (New York). $10,000-15,000

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366 EAGLE IN THE MANNER OF JOHN HALEY BELLAMY. Maine, late 19th century, pine.

Spread wing eagle and banner plaque with original gilt, blue and red paint. Minor loss to tip. 25”l.

Ex Antique Associates at West Townsend (Massachusetts). $1,000-1,500 367 AMERICAN DOME-TOP BOX. New England, early 19th century, pine. Dovetailed box with old grain paint. 12”h. 24”w. 12”d. $400-600 368 AMERICAN DOME-TOP BOX. Mid 19th century, basswood.

Dovetailed with original grain paint and iron latch. Surface wear and age split. 12.5”h. 26”w.

14.5”d. $100-300 369 AMERICAN TRANSITIONAL CHEST OF DRAWERS. Western Pennsylvania or Ohio, late 18th century, walnut and poplar.

Chippendale to Hepplewhite chest with molded lid, applied dovetailed bracket base, four dovetailed scratch beaded drawers. Old finish and replaced hardware. 37.75”h.

38.5”w. 19.5”d. $400-600 370 EIGHT-PIECE ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE TEA SET. Mid 19th century. Dark blue transfer of bird in nest with transfer label “Stone China”. Teapot, 6.25”h., covered sugar, 5.5”h., creamer and five handleless cups and saucers with scalloped rims.

Minor imperfections. $400-600

371 FOUR PIECES OF RAINBOW SPATTER. England, mid 19th century. Assembled tea set in red and blue with teapot, 5.5”h., creamer, 4.25”h., covered sugar, and handleless cup and saucer. Sugar has glued chip. $250-500

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And a blue and purple/red plate with bull’s eye. 8.25”d. $150-300 373 TWO PIECES OF SPATTERWARE. England, mid 19th century. Toddy plate with purple rim and red and blue tulip center, 5”d., and a brown demitasse handleless cup and saucer. $150-350

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374 TWO AMERICAN BUCKETS. Nineteenth century, white pine.

Firkin with original red paint with finger jointed banding. 12.5”h.

14.25”d. and a red painted sap bucket with white wash interior.

12”h. 11.75”dia. $400-600 375 5TH AVE. PATIO BY DAVE TERRY (OHIO, 2ND HALF-20TH CENTURY).

Oil on canvas, signed and dated 2006 lower right. Fenced patio.

8”h. 10”w., 12.5”h. 14.5”w. $100-250 376 GROUP OF REFERENCE BOOKS AND MAGAZINES. $100-200

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377 AMERICAN DECORATED DOME TOP BOX. Mid 19th century, pine. Dovetailed case with old grain decoration and painted panel on lid. Lid has an image of a house with outbuildings and a horse and cart in front of a picket fence. Interior lined with wallpaper.

Some imperfections. 8.5”h. 18.25”w. 11“d. Ex Mackay & Field (Connecticut). $600-800 378 AMERICAN DECORATED DOCUMENT BOX. Attributed to Vermont, early 19th century, basswood. Dovetailed with original brown vinegar sponging and green trim. Back has grey and black paint.

Interior lift out tray. Latch marked “EW” with eagle. Wear. 6.5”h. 16”w.

9”d. Ex Halsey Munson (Illinois). $400-800 379 AMERICAN DECORATED PANTRY BOX. Nineteenth century. Round bentwood box with lapped seams and iron tacks. Early old paint with stars, compass stars and checkerboards in red, blue and yellow on dark green. Some imperfections. 4.25”h. 9”d. $300-600 380 AMERICAN DESK ON CHEST. Ca.1830, walnut, butternut and chestnut. Drop front desk with cupboard top over case with three dovetailed drawers and exaggerated turnip Empire feet. 72”h. 51.5”w. 19”d. 32” writing surface height. $500-700

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381 AMERICAN DOME-TOP TRUNK AND WINDSOR FOOTSTOOL. Nineteenth century. Poplar dovetailed case with iron hardware. Original blue paint. Age splits. 11.5”h. 27”l. And a Windsor footstool with oval top.

Worn old black paint. 9.5”h. 15”l. $150-350

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382 AMERICAN COURTING MIRROR. Probably 18th century, pine. Frame carved from single board with molded edge and curved crest. Old, crusty red paint. Mirror and small reverse painting of berries have flaking. 15.75”h. 7.5”w. Ex MacKay and Field (Michigan). $800-1,200 383 AMERICAN MODEL OF THE STEAMBOAT “PORTLAND”.

Second half-20th century. Nicely detailed model of the sidewheeler in wood, sheet metal, string and cloth with original paint. 16”h. 36”l. including base.

The 1890 steamboat was lost in a storm in Massachusetts Bay in 1898. $600-900 384 CONNECTICUT DECORATED TALL CASE CLOCK BY RILEY WHITING. Early 19th century, pine. Original red grain decoration.

Cutout feet, broken arch bonnet with canvas cover. Dial with original paint and gilding with “R. Whiting, Winchester”, wooden works. Repair to scroll. 84.75”h.

16.5”w. 9”d. Ex MacKay and Field (Michigan). $500-1,000 385 TWO BUTTERPRINTS. American, mid 19th century. Pineapple with foliage, 3.75”dia., and eagle with wheat, 4”dia. $200-300

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391 WALLACE NUTTING WILLIAM AND MARY-STYLE DAY BED. Early 20th century, maple. Adjustable slat back held with chains, rush seat and boldly turned stretchers.

Branded “Wallace Nutting”. Split to one leg. 41”h.

68”w. 23”d. $600-900

392 WALLACE NUTTING SETTLE BENCH. Early 20th century, maple and pine. Three raised panels, stretcher base and shaped arms. Dry surface. Branded “Nutting” on the back rail. 51.5”h. 58”w. 25.5”d. $600-900 393 TWO JACQUARD COVERLETS. Dover, York County, Pennsylvania, 1835, red, blue and green wool and cotton. Signed in corner block by Martin Hoke, location and date. Tied Biederwand, one piece. Double borders include birds, lily wreath center, good fringe, 81”x 97”, and mid 19th century unsigned one-piece tied Biederwand, trademark corner blocks, red, blue and green wool and cotton, sunburst centerfield. 82” x 92”. $250-500 394 PIECED AND APPIQUED QUILT. Probably Midwestern, mid 19th century, cotton. Red and green “Broken Star” with floral vines borders, neatly handsewn and hand quilted in double rows, 84” x 98”. $300-600

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395 THREE AMERICAN SUGAR BUCKETS. Second half-19th century. Stave construction with single finger bands and bentwood swing handles. Original grain decoration.

Middle one missing lid. Wear. 9.75”, 11”, 13.5”h. $200-400 396 AMERICAN QUEEN ANNE SIDE CHAIR. Mid 18th century, cherry. Vase splat, turned legs and Spanish feet.

Refinished. Old rush seat has loss, pieced repair. 17”h. seat, 41.5”h. overall. $100-150 397 WALLACE NUTTING QUEEN ANNE-STYLE SIDE CHAIR. First half-20th century. Vase splat, rush seat. Old dark brown finish. 17”h. seat, 42.5”h. overall. $150-350

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398 TWO AMERICAN SIDE CHAIRS. Mid 18th century. Banister-back with molded crest and turned finials. Old rush seat, 17”h. seat, 42.5”h., and Queen Anne with vase splat and turned front stretcher. Old surface and splint seat.

16”h. seat, 39.5”h. overall. $200-400

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399 ENGLISH QUILLWORK TEA CADDY. Late 18th century. Oblong with detailed polychrome floral and gilt feathered designs and inlay on lid edge. Central printed fabric medallion under glass with cherubs and goat.

Inlaid interior lid. Wear to lid. 5”h. 7.5”w. Ex Knittle Collection, 1962 auction sticker. $1,500-2,000

403 NEW ENGLAND LIGHTING DEVICE. New Hampshire or Massachusetts, 2nd half18th century, figured maple and hickory. Tripod base with threaded post and arm supporting two tin candle sockets. Turned shelf below. Older surface. 37.25”h. 14.25”d.

Ex Halsey Munson (Illinois). $900-1,200

400 MINIATURE CHEST OF DRAWERS. Late 19th century, poplar. Two over three nailed drawers with agateware knobs. Molded trim. Original grain paint is alligatored.

10.5”h. 9.5”w. 6.5”d. $250-450

404 AMERICAN LADDERBACK ROCKER. Eighteenth century, mixed woods. Turned posts, legs and stretcher with scrolled arms.

Rush seat. Old red paint. Wear. 15.5”h. seat, 39”h. overall. $150-350

401 TWO MINIATURE PORTRAITS. Probably American, mid 19th century.

Woman with gold brooch, 3.75”h. 3”w., and young man with wavy hair. 4.5”h. 4.25”w.

Framed sizes. $150-350

405 AMERICAN BANISTER-BACK ARMCHAIR. Eighteenth century. Scalloped crest, boldly turned front stretcher and scrolled arms. Old black paint, replaced rush seat. Some imperfections. 17.5”h. seat, 44.5”h. overall. $100-200

402 NEW ENGLAND LIGHTING DEVICE. Nineteenth century, pine. Tripod base, threaded post with adjustable candle arm.

Turned baluster base with turned feet. 34.5”h.

Ex Antique Associates at West Townsend (Massachusetts). $600-800

406 PAINTING OF MOTHER AND CHILD. American, mid 19th century, watercolor on paper. Seated woman dressed in black with a young child on her lap. Toning. Gilt frame, 14”h. 11”w. $150-300

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407 PORTRAIT OF A CHILD (AMERICAN SCHOOL, MID 19TH CENTURY).

Oil on canvas, unsigned. Seated child dressed in blue with landscape in the background. Restoration. 27”h.

22”w., framed, 32”h. 26.5”w. $400-800 408 ENGLISH HUNT PRINT THE MEET AT MELTON. Aquatint with handcoloring on paper. Engraved by W. Humphrys, published 1841. Huntsmen and ladies in carriage. Framed, 31.5”h. 41.25”w. $300-600

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409 AMERICAN WATERCOLOR. Indistinct signature with date “1800”, watercolor and pen and ink on laid paper. Sphere with intricate branching flowers with distlefinks and two other birds on tulips. Central bird is possibly an eagle. Some imperfections. Late decorated frame, 12.25”h.

10.25”w. $600-900

414 AMERICAN CAST IRON INDIAN. First half-20th century. Standing figure with tomahawk and old paint. Round nut held an item on top, possibly an ashtray. Underside of base marked “Spencer...Conn.” Some wear. 16.25”h. $100-200

410 AMERICAN BOOKPLATE. Probably Pennsylvania, watercolor and ink on paper. Well done with German text noting this hymnal book given to “Catharina Eannele (?) 1816” and floral border.

Framed, 8”h. 5.5”w. $500-800

416 JUG BY ALBERT HODGE (NORTH CAROLINA, 2ND HALF20TH CENTURY).

Signed. Jug with snake. Alkaline glaze. 8.25”h. $100-200

415 AMERICAN BUTTOCKS BASKET. Late 19th century, woven splint. Bentwood handle. Minor stitch loss. 13.5”h. $100-150

417 TWO AMERICAN GARDEN URNS. First half-20th century, concrete. Worn white paint. 13”h. 14”d. $75-125

411 AMERICAN SHERATON STAND. Second quarter-19th century, curly maple with poplar secondary.

Turned legs, two bowfront drawers with replaced wooden pulls, single board top. Refinished. 28.75”h.

20.5”w. 16.5”d. $150-300 412 AMERICAN FANBACK WINDSOR SIDE CHAIR. Nineteenth century. Turned spindles, legs and “H” stretcher. Small patch. 17.5” seat, 38.5”h. overall. $200-400

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413 DELFT TOBACCO JAR. Late 18th century. Blue hand decorated scene of native smoking a pipe, sailing ships, and urn marked “Manilla”. Three bells mark. Crazing. 10”h. Ex MacKay and Field (Connecticut). $600-800 411 - 413

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418 AMERICAN HEPPLEWHITE LINEN PRESS. Late 18th-early 19th century, cherry with pine secondary. Two-piece press with blind doors and interior shelves and fluted quarter columns on top, four graduated dovetailed drawers with cockbeading and original brasses on the bottom with French feet and plain quarter columns. Imperfections. 82”h. 41”w.

22”d. $1,000-2,000 419 PAPER CUTOUT ATTRIBUTED TO WILHELMUS ANTONIUS FABER (PENNSYLVANIA, CA. 1790-1818).

Bird in branch with watercolor. Reeded frame, 6.25”h. 5.25”w. $300-600 420 AMERICAN PAPER CUTOUT. Second quarter-19th century. Flower basket in reeded frame, 6” x 6”. $200-400 421 PAIR OF FEDERAL-STYLE BRASS WALL SCONCES. Twentieth century. Two candle arms with glass drip pans. 12”h. $75-125

422 OHIO STONEWARE PITCHER. Stenciled label “Jas. Benjamin Stoneware Depot, Cincinnati, O.” James Benjamin was a stoneware dealer in Putnam, Muskingum County, Ohio, 1860-1885, but lived for a short time during this period in Covington, Kentucky, and had a warehouse in Cincinnati. Imperfections. 10.75”h. $100-200 423 THREE AMERICAN DECORATED BASKETS. Late 19th-early 20th century, woven splint. Stamped basket with two rim handles. Rim break. 7.5”h. 11” x 15”.

Painted splints with two handles, 3”h.

8.75”w., and painted decoration signed “Maria”. 1.75”h. 5” x 6”. $100-300 424 FIVE AMERICAN BASKETS. Late 19th-early 20th century, woven splint. Melon ribbed with original green paint and bentwood handle, 8.5”h.

9.5”d., round with old green paint, 4”h.

9.75”d., and three miniature buttocks baskets, 3”, 4.25”h. $100-300 418

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425 NEW YORK HEPPLEWHITE MIRROR. Ca 1795, mahogany with pine secondary. Slender gilt swan’s neck pediment, carved rosettes, gilt urn finial holding a cluster of blossoms and wheat stalks, inlaid conch shell in upper crest, gilded and carved floral side mounts, and inlaid base. Original mirrored glass plate. 50”h.

18.25”w.

Reference: Similar to a mirror in Helen Comstock, “The Looking Glass in America 17001825” number 39 and “Bernard & S. Dean Levy Gallery Catalogue V”, page 95. $2,500-4,500 426 NEW YORK SILVER THREE-PIECE TEA SERVICE. Hallmarked for William G. Forbes, New York, ca.

1805. Slightly bombe form with bright-cut bands at the feet, collars and lids. Bright-cut cartouches on both sides of the body, one with the name “Lawrence” engraved in script. Urn finials, the teapot has a carved wood handle and the creamer and sugar harp shaped handles. Teapot 8.25”h. sugar bowl 6.5”w. creamer 4”d. $1,500-2,500

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426A MASSACHUSETTS SHERATON WORK STAND. First quarter-19th century, mahogany with pine secondary. Shaped front and top with turned biscuit corners, reeded legs and two dovetailed drawers with original lion head brasses. Original surface. 29"h. 20"w. 17"d. Ex Bill Samaha (Ohio). $1,500-3,000

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426B AMERICAN HANGING LIGHT. Mid 19th century, ash. Pinned frame with three tin candle sockets and round mirrored tin reflector. 30.5"h. 27"w. Ex Bill Samaha (Ohio). $400-800 426C AMERICAN HEPPLEWHITE PEMBROKE TABLE. Early 19th century, walnut. Shaped drop leaves and tapered legs. Original surface. 28.25"h.

35.5"w. 21"d. with 10" leaves. Ex Bill Samaha (Ohio). $300-600

427 HERIZ RUG. Ca 1920. Room size with graphic design on red ground with blue border. Wear and added fringe. 9'9" x 11'9". $1,500-2,000

435 ORIENTAL RUG. Ca 1915-1935. Persian Sarouk or Melayer.

Red medallion on abrash blue/brown ground.

4’3” x 6’11”. $1,000-2,000

428 KUBA "CHICHI" RUG. Ca 1910. Three medallion center with multiple borders. 3'11" x 4'6". $600-800

436 KIRMAN RUG. Mid 20th century. Figural in vibrant colors with blue spandrels and ivory ground. 3'5" x 5'9". $300-600

429 ORIENTAL RUG. First half-20th century. Floral with red ground and wide black border. 11’3” x 14’. $1,000-2,000 430 KERMAN RUG. First half-20th century. Kerman Afshani with deep rose ground and green border. 9’11” x 11’1”. $600-1,200 431 PERSIAN RUG. Mid 20th century. Room size with floral design on salmon ground. 7’5” x 10’10”. $800-1,200

437 THREE KAZAK RUGS. Early 20th century. Green accents, one is an eagle Kazak. Worn with imperfections. 4’ x 5’7”, 4’9” x 6’ and 3’8” x 5’2”. $200-400 438 KUBA RUG. Ca. 1900 century. Blues and gold on ivory.

Some wear. 4'6" x 6'5". $300-600 439 AFSHAR RUG. Ca 1930. Flat woven ends, geometric center and multiple borders. 4'6" x 6'4". $400-800

432 BIJAR RUG. First half-20th century. Room size with rose designs on ivory ground and blue border.

10’3” x 13’6”. $1,000-1,500

440 KIRMAN RUG. Iran, ca 1935. Floral design on pink ground.

2'11" x 5'. $100-300

433 BIJAR RUG. Mid 20th century. Red floral with black border. 4'6" x 8'. $200-400

441 ORIENTAL RUG. Iran, 2nd half-20th century. Deer hunt with archer on horseback. Wear. 3'3" x 4'8". $100-300

434 SAROUK RUG. First half-20th century. Persian floral with deer on a red ground and pale blue border. 4'6" x 6'10". $600-900

442 KARABA RUG. Ca. 1910. Figural design with green medallions on blue ground. 3'3" x 5'6". $600-800

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443 HAMADAN RUG. Ca 1920. Red medallion on figured camel ground. 4'3" x 6'9". $600-900 444 SHIRVAN PRAYER RUG. Ca 1910. Figural rug with ivory borders.

3'5" x 5'7". $500-800 445 SAROUK RUG. Ca 1930. Room size floral design on burgundy ground. 10' x 14'. $2,000-3,000

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446 ROOM SIZE TABRIZ RUG. Second half 20th century. Wide salmon and blue borders, pictorial center medallion, and an intricate field consisting of urns, lanterns, and peacocks.

Signature cartouche. 9'4" x 12'7". $1,000-2,500 444

447 PRAYER RUG. Turkish, 1st half 20th century. Colorful with wide ivory border and blue and abrash green ground. 3'9" x 4'5". $400-800 448 SILK QUM RUG. Second half-20th century. Red and black floral design with serebend elements. 3'7" x 5'7". $600-800 449 SHIRVAN RUG. Ca 1900. Signed with colorful medallions on ivory ground. Minor color bleeding. 3'8" x 7'. $450-850

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450 SAROUK RUG. Twentieth century. Floral design on red ground with black border and camel spandrels. 3'3" x 5'. $400-600 451 ORIENTAL RUG. Mid 20th century. Room size Heriz with red ground and white spandrels.

Hole. 9’3” x 17’10”. $900-1,200 452 SAROUK RUG. Second quarter-20th century. Room size with floral design on burgundy ground.

9’ x 12’. $1,500-2,500 453 GROUP OF EPHEMERA. American and European, 18th-20th century. Includes two “Southwick’s Almanacks” by Andrew Beers, 1803, 1816, small surveys on laid paper, a license for a public house, 1732, a document signed by Andrew Ellicott and a typed pamphlet of a polar whaling narrative. Together with an engraved map of Massachusetts, ca.1795. Late frame, 9.5”h. 11.5”w. Imperfections. $250-500 454 SET OF PLAYING CARDS. American or English, 19th century.

Printed images on card stock. Some wear. $200-400 455 GENRE SCENE (AMERICAN SCHOOL, LATE 19TH-EARLY 20TH CENTURY).

Oil on canvas, unsigned. Sharecropper’s cabin with a family gathered near the fire. Imperfections. Unframed, 17”h. 20”w. $150-300

456 NEW YORK FEDERAL DECORATED TALL CASE CLOCK. Ca 1795, mahogany case with poplar secondary. Hand painted floral dial with moon phases marked “Effingham Embree, New York”. Inlaid case with flame mahogany veneer medallions and fluted quarter columns, bracket feet. Inlaid bonnet has broken arch pediment with dentil molding, brass finials, free standing columns and painted floral decoration. Minor veneer damage. 7’9”h.

20.5”w. 10.5”d.

Effingham (Effington) Embree was one of the premier New York clockmakers. He began working in partnership with Thomas Pearsall, his father-in-law. His name without Pearsall appears in the New York directory of the 1794. Other clocks made by him are in the collections of The Museum of the City of New York and the White House.

Reference: Bernard & S. Dean Levy, Inc. “Gallery Catalogue VI”, page 172. A similar clock case is illustrated in William H Diston and Robert Bishop, “The American Clock”, no. 114, but it has an English movement. $10,000-20,000

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457 AMERICAN SILVER PORRINGER. Hallmarked twice for Joseph Richardson Sr. (Philadelphia, 1711-1784). Pierced handle is monogrammed “TMD”. Small dents. 5”d. Ex George Horace Lorimer (Pennsylvania) and Mr. and Mrs. D.J. Nusrala (St. Louis). $1,500-3,000

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458 AMERICAN SILVER PORRINGER. Hallmarked for Jesse Churchill (Boston, 1773-1819). Pierced handle is monogrammed “FC”. Bowl has an engraved presentation “Abigail Cushing to Frances Cushing, 1810”. Minor dings. 5”d. $900-1,200 459 COIN SILVER PORRINGER BY DAVID MOSELEY (BOSTON, 1753-1812).

Hallmarked “D. Moseley” on pierced handle. Handle inscribed “Joy”. Faint dents.

5.75”d. $1,000-2,000

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460 PAIR OF COIN SILVER SPOONS BY THOMAS REVERE (BOSTON, 1738-1817).

Hallmarked “TR” with additional “H”.

Monogrammed “EAP”. 5.75”l. $600-800 461 AMERICAN WROUGHT IRON EMBER TONGS. Late 18th-early 19th century. Good form with scrolled handle and cast ornamentation.

19”l. Ex Mackay and Field, (Connecticut). $250-500

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462 AMERICAN DECORATED FIRE BUCKET. New England, 1st quarter-19th century.

Leather fire bucket with original paint. Green ground with image of Mercury and “Stephen B. Ives, Active 1824”. Underside of bucket impressed “W. Osborn”. Some imperfections. 12.5”h. Ex Mackay & Field (Connecticut). $1,200-2,800

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463 THREE AMERICAN DUCK DECOYS. Mid 20th century. Mallard drake with old paint, 20.5”l., canvasback with old paint, 18”l. and an eider with worn original paint, 17.5”l. $100-300 464 FOUR AMERICAN MALLARD DECOYS. Mid 20th century. Original paint. Folksy, 10.5”l., two by Victor Animal Trap Co. (Mississippi) and one by Victor or Sperry Factory (Connecticut), all 16.5”l. Varying imperfections. $100-300 465 MINIATURE SONGBIRD CARVING BY ANTHONY ELMER CROWELL. East Harwich, Massachusetts (1862-1951).

Original paint. Early inked round stamp on bottom of base “AE Crowell, Maker, East Harwich, Mass”. Penciled label “Painted Bunting”, 1.75”h. $800-1,200 466 MINIATURE SONGBIRD CARVING BY ANTHONY ELMER CROWELL. East Harwich, Massachusetts (1862-1951).

Original paint. Crested bird with early inked round stamp on bottom of base “AE Crowell, Maker, East Harwich, Mass”. Penciled number “13”. 2.25”h. $700-1,000 467 SAMPLER. Probably England, early 19th century, silk on wool. Somber verse over pairs of elaborate baskets and potted trees, birds perch on cottage, and peacock over maker’s name “Phebe Schuckler”. Framed 19.50” h. 15”w. $300-600

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468 BOSTON CHIPPENDALE BLOCK FRONT CHEST. Ca. 1760, mahogany with pine secondary. Four dovetailed, graduated drawers with original brasses, bracket feet and scrolled returns and center drop. One-board top, square and rosehead nails. Refinished with some imperfections. 30.25”h. 36”w. 22”d. Ex Bernard & S. Dean Levy (New York).

Ex Mr. and Mrs. Stephen S. Pichetto Collection, New York; Private Collection, Washington State. $10,000-20,000

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469 AMERICAN QUEEN ANNE HIGH CHEST. Mid 18th century, maple with pine secondary. Two-piece flat top chest with three over four graduated, dovetailed drawers in the top section. Central top drawer has a carved fan. Waist molding. Base has one over three dovetailed drawers, scalloped apron and cabriole legs with pad feet. Drawer fronts and facade are curly maple. Rose head nails. Some imperfections. 76”h. 40”w.

21.5”w. $3,500-5,500 470 SMALL PRINTED FRAKTUR. Probably Pennsylvania. Handcolored with wreath of flowers surrounding text block. Records a January 13, 1835 birth. Framed, 8.5”h. 8.75”w. $150-300 471 TWO AMERICAN PEWTER BASINS. Late 18th-19th century. Touch marks for Thomas Danforth Boardman, Jacobs #41, 1.75”h. 6.5”d., and Richard Austin, J #8, 2”h. 8”d. $250-450 472 AMERICAN PEWTER PLATE. Touch for Samuel Pierce (Greenfield, Massachusetts, 1792-1830). Small size.

Jacobs #229. 6”d. Ex Bette and Melvyn Wolf (Michigan). $250-350

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473 FOUR PIECES OF AMERICAN PEWTER. First half-19th century. Plate with mark for Thomas Danforth I, 8”d., and two plates with marks for Thomas Danforth Boardman, Jacobs # 37, 40. 6.5”, 7.75”d. Together with a porringer marked for Thomas Danforth and Sherman Boardman, 4”d. $200-400

474 THREE ENGLISH PEWTER PLATES/CHARGERS. Marked, with hammered booges. Two

by Townsend & Compton (ca. 1784 1811), 12”, 13.5”d., and one marked for Samuel Cocks, but possibly made by his wife Susannah after his death, 8.25”d. $200-400 475 TWO AMERICAN PEWTER CHARGERS. Touches for Thomas Badger (Boston, 1737-1815). Jacobs #12. Wear, small split. 12.25”, 13.5”d. $250-450 476 EAGLE PLAQUE BY BOSTON ARTISTIC COMPANY. Ca. 1950. Carved wooden American eagle with shield. Old paint and braced repair. 9”h. 25”w. $100-300 477 WROUGHT IRON CANDLE HOLDER. Central post on four legs with curved extending candle arm. 46.25”h. $100-300 478 PAIR OF SIGNED BRASS QUEEN ANNE CANDLESTICKS. Birmingham, England, mid 18th century. Stylized petal form stamped on the bottom “Wm. Lee” (William Lee).

Riveted posts. 8”h. $1,500-2,000 479 CHINESE EXPORT PITCHER. Early 19th century. Hand decorated with flower urns and three figures with identifying text. Gilt accents. Unmarked silver lid with raised monogram “TCM”. Hairline. 7.5”h. $400-600

480 BLUEBILL DECOY BY JOHN ROTH. Oshkosh, Wisconsin, (1885-1948).

Ca.1930. Original paint and glass eyes. Age split. 15.5”l. $100-300 481 COOT DECOY BY GUST “GUS” NELOW. Oshkosh, Wisconsin, (1874-1962).

Original paint and glass eyes. Minor wear 13.25”l. $150-300 482 COOT DECOY BY FRANK STREY. Oshkosh, Wisconsin, (1890-1966).

Original paint and glass eyes. Impressed “Strey”. Wear. 13.5”l. $500-800 483 COOT DECOY BY GUST “GUS” NELOW. Oshkosh, Wisconsin, (1874-1962).

Original paint and glass eyes.

Owner’s initials “FB” on bottom.

Working decoy with some imperfections. 15”l. $200-300 484 AMERICAN AMETHYST 3-MOLD DECANTER. First half-19th century. GIII-5 with matching stopper. 10.25”h. $900-1,200 485 HOUSE FORM SEWING BOX. Probably England, 2nd half-19th century. Wooden gabled house with printed exterior and fitted interior.

Roof lifts and removable pin opens secret drawer. Wear. 5.5”h. 6”l. $250-400

486 AMERICAN DECORATED BLANKET CHEST. Mid 19th century, poplar. Six-board dovetailed case with turned feet and old, vibrant grain paint. Some imperfections. 23”h. 37.25”w. 18.75”d. $100-300 487 AMERICAN ADVERTISING SIGN. Early 20th century, pine. Single sided “Furniture and Rugs” in an Art Deco motif. Original paint. Minor wear.

14.25’h. 133”l. $400-800

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488 FIVE PIECES ENGLISH LEEDSWARE. Ca. 1800. Polychrome decoration.

Tall pot, 11.5”h., teapot with strawberries, 7”h., two creamers, one with molded figures, and a handled waste bowl. Imperfections. $200-400 489 FIVE PIECES ENGLISH LEEDSWARE. Ca.1800. Polychrome floral decoration. Tall pot with domed lid, 11.5”h., two creamers, one with strawberries, teapot, 6.25”h., and lidded waste bowl, .5”h. Imperfections. $150-350

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490 ENGLISH SPINNING WHEEL. Nineteenth century. Castle-type with ebonized wood and bone accents.

Colored in initials “BK”. Some imperfections. 50”h. overall. $150-350 491 FOUR AMERICAN LADDERBACK SIDE CHAIRS. Late 19th century. Four mule carved ladderback chairs in a red wash with split reed seats and overcoated finish.

16”h. seats, 34.75”h. overall. $150-300

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492 PAIR OF HUDSON RIVER VALLEY SCHOOL LANDSCAPES (AMERICAN SCHOOL, MID 19TH CENTURY).

Oil on canvas, unsigned. Wonderful pair of atmospheric landscapes done by the same hand. Both feature farmers and animals with a dramatic view of the river in the distance. Late notation on the frames “Mill—-berg + Millersberg” (Millersburg, Pennsylvania?). Restoration. 24”h. 32”w., late grain painted frames, 28.75”h. 36.75”w. Ex Martin J. Conlon American Antiques (Rhode Island). $2,500-5,000 493 DELAWARE VALLEY QUEEN ANNE DRESSING TABLE. Mid 18th century, cherry and mahogany with sycamore and oak secondary. Hoof feet, cabriole legs and scalloped apron.

One-board top with molded edges. Three dovetailed drawers with original brasses.

Imperfections. 28”h. 32”w. 20.25”d. $1,500-2,500

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494 AMERICAN PEMBROKE TABLE. Early 19th century, mahogany with poplar secondary. Single dovetailed drawer with incised cockbeading and original bale handle, molded legs and pierce-carved cross stretcher. Repairs to hinge rails. Refinished.

28.5”h. 30”d. 19.75”w. with 10” leaves. $200-400

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495 AMERICAN GROTESQUE JUG. Second half-20th century. White glazed jug with incised signature “Riley”. Imperfections. 10”h. $100-150 496 FRAMED PRINT AND SURVEY. Nineteenth century. Pen and ink survey with watercolor dated and signed June 4, 1822, Amos Palmer. Presentation at top “B. Davis to C. Williams”. 9.75”h. 7.75”w. And a black and white lithograph of buildings and yard. Toning. Gilt frame, 9”h. 12.5”w. $100-350

497 FAMILY RECORD FRAKTUR. Watercolor and ink on laid paper. Most likely by Christian Strenge (Pennsylvania, ca. 1787-1820).

Delicate vining flowers and neat German script recording the births of Johannes Gottschall (1789) and his wife Magdelena (1786) as well as their marriage in 1808. In addition the record lists their four sons, the latest date noted is 1817. Some imperfections. Late painted frame, 16.5”h. 19.5”w.

Typewritten translation included. $2,500-4,500 498 PENNSYLVANIA FRAKTUR. Watercolor and ink on paper. Vining tulips and parrots surround German text recording the birth of a child (John?) to Ruben and Loweina Wehry, April 11, 1848 in Mahantongo Township, Schuylkill County. Faint signature lower left. Late decorated frame, 15.5”h. 17.5”w. $400-800 499 RECTANGULAR WHEAT BUTTERPRINT. American, mid 19th century. Unusual with double sheaf of wheat design, handle in lower left facing corner, and four iron nails on back. Print, 5.25”w. 3”d., 5” handle. $500-800

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500 EAGLE BUTTERPRINT. American, mid 19th century. Crosshatch design on body and surrounded by foliage and stars, 4.75”dia. $100-300

501 STRAWBERRY AND THISTLE BUTTERPRINTS. American, 19th century. Two butterprints, strawberry, 5”dia., and thistle with wear, 5”dia. $250-450

502 AMERICAN BUTTERPRINT. Mid 19th century. Semi circular with pineapple with foliage, 7”l. $200-300

503 DOUBLE-SIDED BUTTERPRINT. American, mid 19th century. One side with compass star, 3”dia., the other with stylized eagle, 5.25”dia. $500-700

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504 RHODE ISLAND QUEEN ANNE HIGH CHEST ATTRIBUTED TO CHRISTOPHER TOWNSEND. Newport, Rhode Island, ca.1745, mahogany with chestnut and pine secondary. Early flat top two-part high chest. The upper section has two over three dovetailed drawers with period replaced brasses. Waist molding is attached to the upper section as is typical of Rhode Island design. The lower case has one over three dovetailed drawers, a shaped skirt centered with an original ballshaped drop, and removable cabriole legs ending in pointed pad feet. The use of removable legs is typical of Newport work, and was done to make it easier to ship, as many of Newport’s pieces were sold to people who lived outside the small city. 68.25”h.

38”w. 20.25”w.

Possibly from the Hazard Family, Rhode Island; Duncan Hazard, New York.

Reference: Bernard & S. Dean Levy, Inc. Catalogue V, page 25.

Bernard & S. Dean Levy, Inc. Vanity and Elegance-The Dressing Table and Tall Chest in American, 1685-1785, number 16.

Illustrated in Michael Moses, “Master Craftsmen of Newport”, page 37.

An almost identical Christopher Townsend highboy is recorded in “The John Brown House Loan Exhibition of Rhode Island Furniture” Catalogue, May 16-June 20, 1965, page 87, no. 57. $20,000-30,000

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505 TWO CHINESE LAMPS AND AN URN. First half-20th century. Covered urns. One Rose Medallion with gilt, 16”h. including wooden base, and one with transfer dragons surrounding floral and mandarin reserves. Made into an electric table lamp.

27”h. overall. And a lobed urn with phoenix. Made into an electric table lamp. 27.5”h. overall. $200-400 506 THREE PIECES OF ROSE MEDALLION. China, mid 20th century. Two hexagonal vases with red marks on the underside, 14.5”h., and a punch bowl, 6”h. 14.5”d.

Rim wear. $150-300 507 THREE PEWTER PLATES. Late 18th-1st half-19th century. Hallmarked. Charger by Thomas Danforth Boardman (Connecticut), Jacobs # 39 and 41, 12.25”d., and plate by Thomas Danforth III (Connecticut/Philadelphia), Jacobs #118, 7.5”d. Together with a plate, probably European, initialed and dated 1766.

Later inscribed initials and “Feb. 1917”.

9.25” $100-300 508 THREE AMERICAN PEWTER POTS. First half-19th century. Teapot marked for Thomas Smith (Boston), 6.5”h., coffee pot marked for George Richardson (Boston), 10.5”h. Together with an unmarked coffee pot. 10.75”h. Imperfections. $100-350 509 TEN PIECES OF GAUDY DUTCH. England, 1st quarter-19th century. Three handleless cups and saucers, two saucers, and five plates, 6” to 9.5”d. Patterns include dove, grapevine, war bonnet and urn. Imperfections. $200-350

510 PAIR OF CAST IRON HESSIAN ANDIRONS. American, 19th century. Figural andirons with original paint. Wear. 16”h. $250-500

516 TWO PAIR OF BRASS QUEEN ANNE CANDLESTICKS. England, mid 18th century. Seamed construction. Scalloped bases and rims, 7.75”h. And swirl bases. Minor imperfections.

8”h. $900-1,200

511 PAIR OF AMERICAN KNIFE BLADE ANDIRONS. Late 18th-early 19th century. Wrought iron with heart finials and penny feet.

14.25”h. $200-400

517 AMERICAN CANDLE LANTERN. Mid 19th century. Copper with onion globe and removable candle socket base. 13”h. Ex Lombardi Gallery (New York). $200-300

512 CONTEMPORARY AMERICAN CRICKET TABLE. Second half-20th century. Three legs with stretcher base and flame grain paint.

Some wear. 26”h. 21”d. $200-300

518 AMERICAN INLAID CHEST OF DRAWERS. Ohio or Pennsylvania, cherry and poplar. Two over three dovetailed drawer configuration, vining tulip and berry inlay in columns, string inlay in scratch beaded drawers, shaped skirt and old refinish. 45.5”h. 41.5”w. 20.5”d. $900-1,500

513 CONNECTICUT SHELF CLOCK. Ca. 1830, mahogany veneer. Paper label for Seth Thomas. Painted dial and original reverse glass painting of stately home.

Stylized paw feet. Minor wear. 27.5”h.

17”w. $150-300 514 CONNECTICUT PILLAR AND SCROLL CLOCK. Ca. 1825, mahogany veneer. Eli Terry paper label. Glass and reverse glass painting replaced as are brass finials. 30.5”h.

16”w. Ex RH Kirchhoff, pictured in Maine Antique Digest ad November, 2002. $350-450 515 WALLACE NUTTING CHIPPENDALE STYLE TILT-TOP TABLE. Early 20th century, mahogany. Pie crust birdcage tilt-top tea table with ball and claw feet and carved base and columns.

Impressed “Wallace Nutting” on underside. 28.5”h. 33”d. $400-600

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519 FRAKTUR ATTRIBUTED TO CONRAD TREVITS (PENNSYLVANIA, CA. 1790-1820).

Watercolor and ink on laid paper.

Tulips and birds surround a heart with text recording the 1805 birth of Henry Warner in “Heidelberg Taunschip, Bercks County...” Some tears and toning. Modern frame, 19”h. 22”w.

Illustrated in “The Magazine Antiques”, March 1973. $2,000-3,000 520 FRAKTUR ATTRIBUTED TO ABRAHAM HUTH (PENNSYLVANIA, CA. 1807-1830).

Watercolor and ink on paper. Colorful tulips and grapes surround a block with German text recording the 1825 birth of Margretha Berger in Bercks County. Foxing, stains and crease. Late painted frame. 16.75”h. 19.75”w.

Illustrated in “The Magazine Antiques”, March 1973. $1,500-2,000

521 FOUR CARVINGS BY JOSEF “BUCKEYE JOE” WOOSTER. Ashley, Ohio. All signed and dated 1981 or 1982.

Original paint and glass eyes. Miniature swan, 10”l., Canada goose, 6”l. and loon, 6”l. Together with a mourning dove on driftwood base. 13.5”h. overall. $200-400 522 FIVE PIECES OF AMERICAN CONTEMPORARY REDWARE. Late 20th century, signed. Five with brown daubed glaze by Breininger (Pennsylvania, 1935-2011) including jars, creamer, and reticulated basket, 5”h.

9”d. Together with a covered jar by Turtlecreek Potters (David T. Smith), 7.5”h. $150-250 523 NINE PIECES OF REDWARE BY LESTER BREININGER (PENNSYLVANIA, 1935-2011).

Signed and dated. Four pieces with slip decoration including bowls, tray, 8.5”l., and pie plate, 7”d. And five pieces with sgraffito designs on yellow ground.

Mug, 5”h., three plates, and octagonal charger, 14”d. $200-300

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524 THREE CONTEMPORARY DECORATED LAMPS. Second half-20th century. Wooden lamps with original paint by Gus Knapp (Ohio). Two with sponged decoration and one with carved pineapple column.

34”, 35”, 37”h. overall. $250-450 525 TWO CONTEMPORARY DECORATED CANDLE BOXES. Late 20th century. Slide lid boxes with original paint.

Grain paint with “CJ Hopf” label. 4.75”h. 10”l. And folksy grapevines with heart cutout on lid. Signed “Terrence J. Graham”. 5”h. 15”l. $100-300 526 CONTEMPORARY HANGING SHELVES AND BOXES. Late 20th century. Labeled for “CJ Hopf” (Massachusetts). Grain painted shelves, 13.5”h. 12”w., and five turned containers and one bentwood box, 1.5”h.

4.25”w. All with original paint. $100-300

527 AMERICAN FRAKTUR. Watercolor on laid paper. German bible verse in double hearts with birds, dated “January the 31th (sic) 1801”. Some loss. Late decorated frame, 15.75”h. 12.75”w. $250-450 528 AMERICAN BOOKPLATE. Probably Pennsylvania, watercolor and ink on paper. Colorful flower with heart.

Minor surface wear and crease. Reeded frame, 7.75”h. 5.5”w. $250-450 529 AMERICAN WATERCOLOR OF CHILDREN PLAYING. Mid 19th century, watercolor on paper. Cottage yard with inked labels “sheep”, “shiderren” (sic) and “dogs is full of play”. An additional notation at the bottom is illegible. Curly maple frame, 16.25”h. 19.25”w. $250-500

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530 AMERICAN SHERATON CONSOLE TABLE. Second quarter-19th century, curly maple with poplar secondary. Shaped top and conforming apron, turned legs. Refinished. 29”h. 37”w. 18”d. $250-500 531 AMERICAN SHOW TOWEL AND DECORATED BELLOWS. Mid 19th century. Bellows with original red ground and stenciled pears. Worn.

18”l. And show towel with pink cross-stitched flowers, birds and initials.

“Maria Hess 1846”. Minor stitch loss. 52”l. 15”w. Ex Rhea Knittle (Ohio). $100-300

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532 AMERICAN DECORATED GAMEBOARD. Early 20th century. Single board with original checkerboard. Signed “Duco”.

Old grey overpaint on sides and back. Minor wear. 21.25” x 21.25”. $150-350 533 AMERICAN FRAKTUR. Printed on paper with handcoloring. Small size with colorful birds and flowers.

Inked information with date April 18, 1941. Foxing and creases with small holes.

Late reeded frame, 9” x 9”. $150-300 534 THREE AMERICAN WATERCOLORS. Mid 19th century, watercolor and ink on paper. Basket of fruit theorem, 6.5”h. 8”w., and shepherdess in a field, 5.5”h. 6.75”w. Together with a miniature bouquet dated and initialed “CM 25/6/27” (June 25, 1827). 2.75”h. 2.5”w. Imperfections. Framed sizes. $150-350

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535 BOSTON CHIPPENDALE REVERSE-SERPENTINE SECRETARY BOOKCASE. Third quarter-18th century, mahogany with pine secondary.

Three-piece bookcase with removable closed bonnet crest with old flame finials. Top has two blind doors with scalloped molding and pigeonhole interior. Oxbow base with four dovetailed, graduated drawers with replaced brasses, ball and claw feet and shell carved apron. Fitted interior has three central block front drawers with top shell carving. Refinished with a few pieced repairs.

33.5” writing height, 99.5”h. 44.5”w. 24.25”d. Ex Bernard & S. Dean Levy (New York). $15,000-25,000

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536 MINIATURE PORTRAIT OF CHILD. First half-19th century. Dressed in blue and wearing coral jewelry. Papier mache frame, 4.25”h. 3.5”w. Ex Patricia Stauble Antiques & Associates (Maine). $250-500

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537 MINIATURE PORTRAIT OF YOUNG MAN. Second half-19th century. Dressed in blue with blue eyes.

Minor surface wear. Papier mache frame, 5”h. 4”w. $150-350 538 ENGLISH NEEDLEWORK PANEL. Early 19th century. Silk on silk of flowering tree in pastel shades. Inlaid frame, once part of a fire screen. 17”h.

19”w. $400-600 539 AMERICAN TEXTILE PRINT OF THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE. Ca. 1830 by the “Boston Chemical Printing Company”.

Rare print of the Declaration in black on a piece of linen.

In addition to the text there are the signers’ names, a printed article by John Adams, and a list of historical dates. Stains. Late frame, 30.25“h. 27.25”w. $1,500-2,000

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540 CHIPPENDALE TALL CASE CLOCK ATTRIBUTED TO EGERTON FAMILY. New Brunswick, New Jersey, 2nd half-18th century, mahogany. Fluted quarter columns with rope twist columns on the base. Cove molded waist, shaped door and applied panel on base, and ogee bracket feet. The bonnet has freestanding columns, broken arch pediment with curved center plinth and punchwork decoration over the door. Hand painted dial with brass works. Replaced eagle finial. Old refinishing and some sun fading. 92”h. 17”w.

10.5”d. $8,000-10,000 541 AMERICAN HOOKED RUG. Early 20th century. Sailing ship at sea. Mounted on stretcher. 27.5”h. 50”w. $200-350

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542 CANVASBACK DECOY BY JOHN ROTH. Oshkosh, Wisconsin, (1885-1948). Signed in pencil. Working decoy with original paint and glass eyes. Wear from use. 19”l. $150-350

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543 CANVASBACK DRAKE DECOY BY FRANK STREY, Oshkosh, Wisconsin, (1890-1966). Working decoy with original paint and glass eyes. Age splits and some shot scars. 17.5”l. $400-800 544 CANVASBACK DRAKE BY FRANK STREY. Oshkosh, Wisconsin, (1890-1966). Typed label on underside. Original paint and glass eyes. Surface wear. 19.25”l. $400-800 545 AMERICAN DOUGH BOX. Mid 19th century, pine. Square nails, canted sides and turned legs. Old red paint. Age split. 27.5”h. 42”w. 19.5”d. $150-350

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546 AMERICAN CHEST OF DRAWERS. Second half-19th century, mixed woods including walnut, maple and poplar. Four dovetailed drawers with replaced wood pulls and flame grain veneer. Peaked crest and turned feet. 43”h. 36.5”w. 18”d. $250-450 547 EUROPEAN BED STEPS. Nineteenth century, mahogany veneer. Three steps with leather insets and rope twist carved moldings. Dovetailed drawer in the side, carved floral legs. Refinished. 27”h. 22.5”w. 33”d. $300-600 548 AMERICAN SHAVING MIRROR. Mid 19th century, mahogany with poplar secondary. Two dovetailed drawers with rounded fronts and carved leaves on sides. Turned posts support rounded frame mirror. Refinished. 36”h. 23”w. 10”d. $100-300

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549 TWO PAIR QUEEN ANNE BRASS CANDLESTICKS. England, mid 18th century. Seamed construction. Petal bases and scalloped rims, 7.75”h., and paneled bases, 7”h. Some imperfections. $400-600

550 CHIPPENDALE MIRROR. American or English, 3rd quarter-18th century, mahogany veneer. Scrolled frame and liner with phoenix crest and applied garlands. Refinished with regilding. Old mirror. 48”h. 22”w. $900-1,200 551 MINIATURE PORTRAITS OF NAPOLEON AND JOSEPHINE. Mid 19th century. Well-done profiles, both artist signed “Lenoir” and “Chorly”. Round horn frames with silver and mother-of-pearl inlay, 3.25”d. $300-600

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552 AMERICAN QUEEN ANNE TILT-TOP STAND. Mid 18th century, mahogany. One-board dish top, slender column and pad feet. Top repairs. 27”h. 20”d. $250-450 553 CONNECTICUT SHELF CLOCK. Ca. 1830. Paper label for M & E Blakeslee. Original stencil decoration on case, applied half pilasters and stylized paw feet. Painted dial and original reverse painted panel. 29”h. 17.5”w. $200-400 554 AMERICAN PILLAR AND SCROLL CLOCK. Second half-20th century, curly maple. Brass finials, modern paper Eli Terry label, hand painted dial and reverse glass panel. 31.5”h. 16.5”w. $150-350

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555 AMERICAN MODEL OF A BALTIMORE CLIPPER SHIP. Attributed to New England, ca. 1880. Hand made with wooden hull and masts and string rigging. Original paint with name “Harriet Jane”. 25”h.

28.5”l. including base. $300-600 556 THREE AMERICAN LACY GLASS SALTS. First half-19th century. Two boats. Opalescent blue by Boston & Sandwich BT4a (very rare), 3.5”l., and cobalt blue BT9, 3.75”l. Together with cobalt blue Boston & Sandwich salt SN1b (rare), 3”l. Imperfections. $100-300 557 FOUR PIECES OF AMERICAN GLASS. Mid 19th century. Paneled. Three salts, probably Pittsburgh. Footed in amethyst (chips), and violet blue, 3”h. and a cobalt arch or loop, 1.75”h.

Together with an amethyst inkwell with copper cap, 2”h. $150-350

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558 KENTUCKY FLINTLOCK RIFLE BY CHRISTIAN BECK. Upper Susquehanna School, late 18th century. Curly maple full stock with octagonal barrel signed “C. Beck” for Christian Beck, Jr. (Pennsylvania, 1750-1806). Lock faintly marked, appears to be original. Elaborately carved in relief with scroll carving in front, under and behind cheek piece, in front of rear ramrod pipe with incised line down stock, and checkered wrist. Brass eagle engraved patchbox and trigger guard. Twenty silver inlays including hearts and an eagle engraved medallion. Replaced forend stock. 45” barrel. 60.5”l. overall. Ex Antique Associates at West Townsend (Massachusetts). $10,000-12,000

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559 KENTUCKY FLINTLOCK RIFLE. Late 18th-early 19th century, Curly maple full stock with octagonal barrel initialed “GS” possibly for George Smith (Union County, Pennsylvania). Lock marked “C. Bird & Co., Philada. Warranted”. Scroll carving in front, under and behind cheek piece, in front of rear ramrod pipe with incised line down stock. Brass engraved patchbox and trigger guard. Twelve silver inlays including crescent moon and thumb piece. 43” barrel. 57.5”l. overall. Ex Antique Associates at West Townsend (Massachusetts). $3,000-6,000

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560 KENTUCKY FLINTLOCK RIFLE. Reading School, ca.1800. Attributed to Wolfgang Haga (Berks County, Pennsylvania). Curly maple full stock with octagonal barrel. Original lock has faint mark “__apper & Co.” Incised scroll carving behind, under and in front of cheekpiece with relief shell in front of breech plug. Brass patchbox and trigger guard (single trigger). Silver inlays including star and monogrammed thumb inlay. 42.75” barrel. 59”l. overall. Ex Joe Kindig (Pennsylvania), ex Charles Momchilov (Ohio). Pictured in “Thoughts on the Kentucky Rifle...” by Joe Kindig. $4,000-6,000 561 KENTUCKY FLINTLOCK RIFLE. Late 18th century, Curly maple full stock with octagonal barrel initialed “WL”. Unmarked converted lock. Incised line on stock. Brass patchbox and trigger guard.

Eleven silver inlays including hands and man in the moon as well as mother-of-pearl inlays. Approximately 36 caliber. 41” barrel.

57”l. overall. $2,500-5,000

562 TANSEL POWER HORN. Ohio or Indiana, dated 1844.

Carved spout end with elaborate colored engraving by Timothy Tansel.

Includes American eagle and American Indian hunting a running deer with bow and eagle. The end cap is inset with print under glass of a sailing ship. Chip on end. 11.5”l. $2,000-4,000

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563 AMERICAN ENGRAVED POWDER HORN. First half-19th century. Compass stars near the wooden end. Carved spout.

9.5”l. $800-1,200 564 THOUGHTS ON THE KENTUCKY RIFLE IN ITS GOLDEN AGE.

By Joe Kindig. Hardcover with slipcase.

Number 198 of 200, signed by all the authors. $400-800

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565 EUROPEAN POCKET. Early 19th century. Cloth pocket with inked quotes from Chaucer and floral designs on both sides. One side with basket of flowers has the name “Walthea D___ Duxsburg, September 19th, 1814”.

Framed between glass. 22”h. 20.5”w. overall. $300-500

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566 AMERICAN BURL BOWL. Nineteenth century. Oblong with carved cut out handles. Good figure. Old refinishing with replaced bottom. 8”h. 18”l. $600-800 567 ENGLISH TURNED BOWL. Nineteenth century. Oak burl. Refinished.

5”h. 17”d. $250-450 568 AMERICAN PIE SAFE. Mid 19th century, mixed woods including maple. Turned legs, incised cockbeaded doors and interior shelves. Sides and doors have punched tins with stars and pinwheels. Cleaned down. 52.5”h.

40.75”w. 18.25”d. $300-600 568

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569 TWO AMERICAN LADDERBACK SIDE CHAIRS. Second half-19th century, curly maple.

Turned finials, replaced rush seats.

Shorter has old worn red paint, the other is refinished. 16.5h.” seat, 39”h. and 17”h. seat, 43”h. overall. $100-300 570 TWO AMERICAN PANTRY OR SEED BOXES. Nineteenth century. Round bentwood, natural surfaces, iron tacks. Lapped seams with black painted compass star on lid.

Wear. 2.25”h. 4”d. and single fingers on lid and base. Minor edge loss. 1”h. 2”d. $200-300 571 AMERICAN BLOWN GLASS CLUB BOTTLE. Mid 19th century. Olive glass with high kick up. Residue. 8”h. $100-200 572 TWO AMERICAN TIN LANTERNS. Mid 19th century. Candle lanterns. One with reflector door and three glass panes, 17”h., and one with traces of original japanning and wire guards over glass panes. Imperfections. 15.5”h. $150-300

573 RHODE ISLAND QUEEN ANNE HIGH CHEST. Possibly by Abram Utter, Hopkinton, Rhode Island, ca. 1725, curly maple, maple with pine secondary.

A very fine, early and rare flat top two-part high chest. Top has fine crest molding and two over three dovetailed graduated drawers with lip moldings.

Base has a long projection molding with three dovetailed drawers, heavily arcaded skirt with two conic drops, and cabriole legs. Minor pieced repairs and replaced brasses. Good patina and color. 63.75”h.

40.25”w. 20.5”d. Ex Bernard & S. Dean Levy (New York).

An oral history relates that this high chest was part of the furnishings of the Thurston Mansion and Stor (1769), the home Edwin R. Allen (1840-) of Hopkinton, Rhode Island, who was the lieutenant governor of Rhode Island. On the back of the lower central drawer is written in pencil “Mrs. Edwin R. Allen”.

Reference: “Hopkinton City-The Williamsburg of Hopkinton, Rhode Island” by Hope Green Andrews and Patty Andrews, 1985, page 11 and 19. $12,000-18,000

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574 TALL CASE CLOCK BY JOEL CURTIS. Cairo, New York, ca. 1825-26, pine. Old alligatored brown paint over red ground. Painted floral dial, gooseneck bonnet with freestanding columns and turned finials. Case has turned feet and chamfered edges with lamb’s tongues. Some edge wear. 96.75”h.

Ex Rich and Susie Burmann (Connecticut). $1,000-2,000 575 SURVEYOR’S COMPASS BY JOSEPH FARR (MASSACHUSETTS, 1775-1845).

Brass with silvered dial and inclinometer marked “J. Farr...No. 37”. Wooden tripod. On a custom base with surveying box. 63”h. overall. 13”l. $3,000-5,000 576 SURVEYOR’S COMPASS BY JOHN DUPREE (MASSACHUSETTS, MID 18TH CENTURY).

Wood with worn paper label “Made & Sold by John Dupree, Boston” and wood sighting vanes. Wooden tripod in custom base. 53.5”h. 12”l. Ex John J Hayes (Pennsylvania). $900-1,200 575 - 579

577 SURVEYOR’S COMPASS BY ANDREW NEWELL (MASSACHUSETTS, 1749-1798).

Brass and silvered dial marked “A. Newell, Boston”.

Wooden tripod with custom base. 45”h. 14”l. $1,000-2,000 578 SURVEYOR’S COMPASS BY JOSEPH FARR (MASSACHUSETTS, 1775-1845).

Brass with silvered dial marked “J. Farr, Manlius Village”. Gear driven Vernier compass with replaced sighting vanes and inclinometer with levels. Wooden pole. 63”l. overall. 16”l. $2,500-4,500

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579 SURVEYOR’S COMPASS BY DAVID MAIN, JR. Connecticut/Massachusetts, late 18th-early 19th century. Rare brass and silvered dial with inclinometer, marked “David Main Jr. June 24, 1800”. Engraved dove detail on face. Wooden tripod with custom base.

62”h. 12.75”l. Ex Jeff Lock, ex William Guthman (Connecticut). $2,000-4,000

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580 GERMAN NOAH’S ARK. Attributed to Erzgebirge Germany, last quarter-19th century. Hand painted wooden ark with sixty-eight animals and people. Interesting mix of animals including moose, rhinos, dog, elephant, anteater, monkey, several birds and camels. Ark has removable side. Some wear, and some staining to ark. 10”h. 19”l. $900-1,200

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581 EARLY QUILT. Probably American, early 19th century, glazed cotton prints. Blue floral basket and ferns design reverses to bars of matching stylized leaf pattern, one in pink, one in mustard yellow. Neatly handsewn and quilted in one inch diamonds, 104” x 104”. $400-800 582 HISTORICAL BLUE STAFFORDSHIRE PLATTER. England, 2nd quarter-19th century. “Landing of Gen. Lafayette” in dark blue transfer with floral border. Impressed “Clews Warranted...”. Small flake and minor edge wear. 13” x 17”. $1,000-1,500

585 TWO BUTTERPRINTS. American, 19th century. Cow with missing handle, 2.5”dia., and flower with leaves, 2”dia. $150-300 586 TWO COMPASS STAR BUTTERPRINTS. American, mid 19th century. Round with circle decoration and wear to handle, 4”dia., and oval 5”l. $100-250 587 TWO AMERICAN BUTTERPRINTS. Mid 19th century. Both with crosshatch foliate design, 4.5”dia., and 4.25”dia. $200-350

583 ENGLISH LEEDSWARE PLATTER. Early 19th century. Blue feather scalloped edge with polychrome floral sprays. Lewis Scranton Collection sticker. 11.5” x 15.5”. $400-600

588 SEMICIRCULAR BUTTERPRINT. American, mid 19th century. Sheaf of wheat surrounded by foliage, 7”l. $150-350

584 PAINTED EAGLE BUTTERPRINT. American, mid 19th century. Butterprint with unusual off center eagle and original paint decorated rim, wear to handle and small insect hole in print. 5”dia. $300-400

589 THREE BUTTERPRINTS. American, mid 19th century. Heart surrounded by geometric design, 3.75”dia., and eagle with star, 3.5”dia. Together with oval compass star, 5.25”l. $250-350

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590 SAN ILDEFONSO BOWL BY MARIA AND JULIAN MARTINEZ. First half-20th century. Signed “Maria & Julian” (1887-1980 and 18791943). Black on blackware with geometric design. Surface wear. 2.5”h.

5.75”d. $800-1,200 591 SAN ILDEFONSO PLATE BY MARIA AND SANTANA MARTINEZ. Second half-20th century. Signed “Marie & Santana” (Maria and Santana Martinez (1887-1980 and 1909-2002). Black on blackware plate with feather design. 6.25”d. $600-900 592 SANTA CLARA POT BY HELEN SHUPLA. Second half-20th century. Signed “Helen Shupla, Santa Clara Pueblo”, (1928-1985). Blackware with raised avanyu figure. 2.5”h. 4.5”d. $250-450 593 SAN ILDEFONSO BOWL BY BLUE CORN. Second half-20th century. Signed “Blue Corn, San Ildefonso Pueblo”.

Crucita Calabaza, “Blue Corn” (1921-1999). Geometric pattern on shoulder. 2”h. 3.5”d. $300-600 594 THREE AMERICAN INDIAN POTS. Second half-20th century. Blackware. Two signed by “Celia Lopez” with tooled rims. Raised snake, 6.25”h., and lizard, 6”h. Together with an incised design signed “Tavo Silveria”. 6.25”h. $100-300 595 THREE AMERICAN INDIAN POTS. Second half-20th century. Black on blackware. Two signed by Manuel Corona, 7”h. Worn. And one by Roberto Banuelos, 4”h. 8”d. $100-300 596 TWO AMERICAN INDIAN POTS. Second half-20th century. Black on blackware with raised lizard designs.

One signed “Manuel G. Quezada”, 6.75”h. 8.5”d., and one “Jose L. Quezada”, 5.5”h. 8”d. $100-300 597 FOUR AMERICAN INDIAN POTS. Twentieth century. Two black on blackware, the smaller attributed to the Martinez family, 3.5”h. 5.25”h., San Ildefonso slipware, 3”h., and one signed “Javier Corona” 8.5”h. Imperfections. $150-300 92 | GARTH’S 57th Annual Thanksgiving Auction: November 24, 2017

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598 FOUR AMERICAN INDIAN POTS. Mid 20th century. Slipware. Hopi, 4”h., and Acoma including a bowl with spirit line, 4.5”h. 8”d. Other two pots, 7.5”h. 6”d. $150-350 599 FOUR CASA GRANDE AMERICAN INDIAN POTS. Mid 20th century. Slipware on buff ground. The largest signed “Genoveva Sandoval”. 5”, 5.75”, 7.25”, 10”h. $200-400 600 FIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ITEMS. Twentieth century. Three scoops.

One refinished curly maple, with paper label “Chippewa”, 6.5”l., and two Hopi pottery. Signed “Bertha Kinale Walpi Village”, 5.25”l., and flower for Spring Flower, 6”l. Together with an early incised Zuni pot, 6”h., and a prehistoric bird effigy pot, 5.5”h. $200-500

601 THREE BLACKWARE AMERICAN INDIAN POTS. Mid 20th century. Signed. Two from San Ildefonso, Plate by “Florence”.

Chip. 8”d. Bowl by “Lupita Martinez”, 1.5”h. 4.25”d., and a pot signed in chalk “Cactus Flower, Santa Clara Pueblo”. 4.25”h. 6.5”d. $250-500 602 TWO ACOMA POTS. Mid 20th century. Slipware. Both marked “Acoma, N. Mex”. Ruffled rim, 6.5”h., and one with birds, 3.5”h. $300-600 603 THREE AMERICAN INDIAN POTS. Mid 20th century. Slipware. “Hopi”, 3.5”h. and one signed with an ear of corn, 2.5”h. 5.5”d. Together with a small Zuni pot with a deer with heartline, 2.25”h. 3.5”d. $250-500

604 NAVAJO RUG. Second half-20th century. Black, browns and natural with spirit line.

41” x 53”. $100-300 605 INUIT CARVING OF AN EAGLE. Twentieth century. Two tone carving in hardstone of eagle on a rock.

Signed on the bottom “Cline (?)

787”. Damage to wings. 12”h. $250-450 606 TWO INUIT STONE CARVINGS. Twentieth century. Waterfowl, 3”h., and flying bird, 3.25”h. Tail on bird has been reworked. Both have faint markings on the underside. $100-300 607 PAIR OF WOODLANDS INDIAN BEADED MOCCASINS. Twentieth century. Leather with single stitched floral beaded cuffs and vamps. Minor wear and loss.

10.5”l. $150-350

608 PAIR OF PLAINS INDIAN BEADED MOCCASINS. First half-20th century. Leather with overall all lazy stitched beadwork, geometric designs on a blue ground. Wear and some loss. 9”l. $150-350

612 NORTHWEST COAST AMERICAN INDIAN BASKET AND HAT. Mid 20th century. Yurok basket with stepped designs. Minor stitch loss.

3.5”h. 5.25”d. And a hat with triangular designs, 3.5”h. 7.25”d. $300-600

609 LARGE AMERICAN INDIAN BASKET. Late 19th-early 20th century. Impressive size and tightly woven with spiraling geometric bands. Old inked label (illegible). Some stitch loss and rim break. 8”h. 20.25”d. $900-1,200

613 HOPI POT BY FANNIE NAMPEYO. Second half-20th century. Signed “Fannie Nampeyo” (1900-1987).

Feather design. Small nick on underside. 2.5”h. 4.25”d. $400-600

610 TWO ACOMA AMERICAN INDIAN POTS. First half-20th century. Slip decoration, the smaller having flowers.

Bottle bottoms. Wear and edge flakes. 6”, 7”h. $150-350 611 AMERICAN INDIAN BASKET. First half-20th century. Narrow neck. Finely woven with diamond bands around the circumference.

Minor stitch loss on the rim. 4.5”h.

8.25”d. $400-800

614 TWO ZUNI OWL FIGURES. Mid 20th century. Pottery figures, smaller marked “NB Zuni”. 3.5”h. $200-400 615 FIVE NORTHWEST COAST AMERICAN INDIAN BASKETS. Mid 20th century. All with lids and colored designs of ducks and birds.

Some splits and fading. 2”h.

2.75”d. to 3.5”h. 5.5”d. $250-450

616 NORTHWEST COAST AMERICAN INDIAN COVERED BASKET. Mid 20th century. Probably Yurok with triangular design. Some edge loss. 5.5”h. 5.5”d. $150-300 617 TWO NAVAJO RUGS. Mid 20th century, wool. Small saddle blanket in red, natural and brown. 18.5” x 38”. And a diamond pattern rug in natural and shades of brown. 4’ x 6’11”. Some stains and color bleeding. $700-900 618 NAVAJO RUG. Mid 20th century, wool. Stepped diamond design in red, browns and natural. Stains. 3’10” x 6’. $300-600 619 AMERICAN INDIAN BASKET. Early 20th century. Possibly Apache. Large basket with woven figures including turtles and lizards.

Wear with some missing stitches.

11”h. 14.5”d. $400-800

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620 AMERICAN DANCING MAN TOY. Found in Maine, early 20th century. Carved wooden, articulated man in officer’s uniform. Original paint has wear.

12.5”h. Ex Halsey Munson, (Illinois). $200-400

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621 AMERICAN BASKET. Early 20th century, woven vines. Two lift lids and bentwood handle. Patriotic paint scheme in the form of two bull’s eyes around the handle. 15”h. 19.5”l. $150-350 622 FOUR AMERICAN FANCY SHERATON CHAIRS. Ca. 2nd quarter-19th century. Two sides and two armchairs with turned legs with reeded front legs and crisscross backs.

Old green paint with pineapple stencils. Stuffed rush seats appear original. 17” seat, 33”h. $250-450 623 FOUR FRAMES OF HANDCOLORED BIRD PRINTS. American and English, 19th century. Engravings of four geese from Rev. Morris’ “A History of British Birds”, 22”h. 26”w., bird and plant “Oenanth Americana”, 25”h. 21.5”w. and “Rail and Woodcock” engraved by Warnicke after A. Wilson, 21”h. 24”w. Together with a lithograph of Gould’s “Whiteeyed or Castaneous Duck”. 26”h. 32”w. Late frames. $250-500

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624 AMERICAN COUNTRY DESK ON FRAME. Mid 19th century, pine. Slant front dovetailed desk with dovetailed gallery and interior open well with shelf. Turned leg base with “H” stretcher. Old red paint. Some wear. 38”h.

28.5”w. 21”d. $150-350 625 AMERICAN CHANDELIER. Found in Vermont, 19th century. Wooden with old grey paint and scrolled tin arms and candle sockets. Age splits. 14”h.

21. 5”d. Ex Halsey Munson (Illinois). $250-500 626 TWO OVERSHOT COVERLETS. American, 1st half 19th century, wool and cotton. Red, green and natural with elaborate fringe, 78” x 96” and red, green, blue with natural, 82” x 90”. $175-350 627 “NEW MAP OF THE ENGLISH EMPIRE IN AMERICA”, JOHN SENEX. Printed in London, 1719, engraving on laid paper. Shows the East Coast and Atlantic Ocean. Minimal hand coloring. Imperfections. Modern frame, 28”h. 30.5”w. Ex Kurt Gippert, Americans Antiquarium (Illinois). $400-800

628 AMERICAN TIN LANTERN. Mid 19th century. Lantern with three glass panes and a mirrored reflector on the back. Oil font has threaded neck. Old black paint. Imperfections. 14.5”h. $100-350 629 BARN LANTERN. American or European, 19th century. Candle lantern in mortised pine frame with original red paint. Tin “air tubes” and wrought iron handle. 10”h. without handle. $250-450

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630 PORTRAIT OF YOUNG BOY (AMERICAN SCHOOL, 2ND QUARTER-19TH CENTURY).

Oil on canvas, unsigned. Full-length portrait of boy with whip and dog on a colorful ground. Restoration. 38.25”h. 27.75”w., strip frame, 38.75”h. 28.25”w. $1,000-1,500 631 AMERICAN CHIPPENDALE SLANT FRONT DESK. Second half-18th century, maple with some figure, pine secondary. Four dovetailed, graduated drawers with original brasses, bracket feet and plain fitted interior. Refinished with some pieced repairs, age splits. 31.5” writing height, 42”h. 37.25w.

20.5”d. $400-600

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632 AMERICAN MODEL OF FARM STEAD. Maine, late 19th century. Hand made of wood, printed paper labels and original paint. Well done. Includes farm house, barn with cupola, 25”h. 20”w., corn crib, well, and weathervane, 25”h. Some loss and wear. $600-800 633 AMERICAN DECORATED BLANKET CHEST. Mid 19th century, poplar. Six-board dovetailed case, bracket feet and till. Original flame grain paint. Wear. 20.25”h. 37.5”w.

18”d. $100-300 634 TWO AMERICAN FOLK ART PENGUINS. Twentieth century. Original paint. One made from a bowling pin, 14.75”h. and one carved from one piece of wood, 15.5”h. $250-450

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635 ROCKING HORSE. Late 19th century. From Lemonster, Massachusetts, 2nd half19th century. Carved horse with glass eyes. Surface cleaned down, replaced ears and horsehair mane and tail. On glider base with original red paint. Paper label "Whitney and Reed Co., Leominster, Ma." 37”h. 52”l. $300-600 636 PAIR OF AMERICAN PRESSED GLASS VASES. Possibly New England Glass Company, mid 19th century.

Loop pattern with ruffled edge in emerald green. Attached to marble bases. Straw marks. 11”h. $300-600

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637 PAIR OF AMERICAN PRESSED GLASS VASES. Possibly New England Glass Company, mid 19th century.

Loop pattern with ruffled edge in violet blue. Attached to marble bases. Bubbles. 9.75”h. $200-400 638 PENNSYLVANIA CRADLE. Nineteenth century, mixed woods including pine. Shaped edges, slat bottom and acorn finials. Refinished. 24”h. 43.5”w. $100-300

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639 PORTRAIT OF A MAN SIGNED “FROST” (ENGLISH SCHOOL, 19TH CENTURY).

Oil on canvas, signed lower right. Young man in brass buttoned coat. Surface wear. 30”h. 25”w., framed, 35.5”h.

31.5”w. $250-450

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640 PORTRAIT OF A WOMAN ATTRIBUTED TO JOHN WESLEY JARVIS (AMERICAN, 1780-1840).

Oil on wood panel, unsigned. Young woman in white, Eliza Van Wyck. Restoration. 30"h 25"w., framed, 37.25"h. 29.75"w.

From the Ann Stone Estate (Redding, Connecticut). $700-900

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641 PORTRAIT OF A MAN (AMERICAN SCHOOL, 2ND QUARTER-19TH CENTURY).

Oil on wooden panel, unsigned. Reputedly a Maine ship captain. Gentleman seated in a chair. Some restoration.

30”h. 25”w., framed, 36”h. 30.5”w. $400-800

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642 CURRIER AND IVES RACING PRINT. Published by Currier & Ives, 1878, printed by Heppenheimer & Maurer. Color lithograph signed on the stone “Thos. Worth”. Large folio “A Disputed Heat, Claiming a Foul”, C# 1587. Some restoration. Framed, 32”h. 39.5”w. $600-800 643 CURRIER AND IVES RACING PRINT. Published by Currier & Ives, 1878, printed by Heppenheimer & Maurer. Color lithograph signed on the stone “Thos. Worth”. Large folio “Ready for the Trot, Bring up your Horses”, C# 5084. Some restoration and surface loss.

Framed, 32”h. 39.5”w. $700-1,000

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644 AMERICAN STONEWARE CROCK. Mid 19th century. Elaborate brushed cobalt flower. Impressed “5” with two applied handles. Chips. 16”h. $100-250 645 OHIO STONEWARE WATER JUG. Mid 19th century. Brushed cobalt design with incised script “Wm. Rowby Manufactor Middleton, O.” Two applied handles and bung hole. Stains. 21.5”h. $600-1,200 646 AMERICAN HORSE WEATHERVANE. Possibly Harris & Co., Boston, late 19th century. Full-bodied running horse with cast zinc head. Verdigris patina.

Imperfections. 29.5”h. 33.5”l. including modern base. $600-900 647 AMERICAN HUTCH TABLE. First quarter-19th century, pine. Scrub top, dovetailed drawer in base, old surface on base and turnip feet. Imperfections. 30”h. 54.25”w. 43”d. $900-1,500 648 TWO AMERICAN SUGAR BUCKETS. Second half-19th century. Stave construction with single finger wood bands and bentwood swing handles. Old paint. Blue, 12.75”h., and green, 12”h. Wear and age split. $150-350

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649 FOUR REDWARE PIE PLATES BY LESTER BREININGER (PENNSYLVANIA, 1935-2011).

Signed and dated. Slip decorated with wavy lines, splatters and feather design. 10.5”d. $150-350 650 THEOREM BY DAVID ELLINGER (PENNSYLVANIA, 1913-2003).

Oil on velvet, signed. Large basket of fruit with butterfly. Grain decorated frame, 17.5”h. 22.25”w. $600-900

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651 THEOREM BY DAVID ELLINGER (PENNSYLVANIA, 1913-2003).

Oil on velvet, signed lower left. Bird on basket of strawberries. Decorated frame, 17.75”h. 17.5”w. $600-800 652 PAIR OF AMERICAN HEPPLEWHITE-STYLE CHILD’S CHESTS. Attributed to McFadden, Ohio, 20th century, curly maple with pine secondary. Four graduated dovetailed drawers with cockbeading, French feet and scalloped apron. 26.75”h. 27.25”w. 15.75”d. $400-600 650

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653 NINE PIECES OF CONTEMPORARY REDWARE. Pennsylvania, 20th century. Seven by Lester Breininger (Pennsylvania, 1935-2011) including miniature basket, birdbath, belsnickle, and bird house, 10.5”h. Together with a chamberstick, 6”h., and bird, 4.5”h. by Foltz Pottery. $100-250 654 FIVE PIECES CONTEMPORARY REDWARE. Pennsylvania, 20th century, signed and dated. Four pieces of sgraffito ware by Lester Breininger (Pennsylvania, 1935-2011). Jar, 4.75”h. and charger, 15.25”d., with black ground, and two plates with green ground, 7”d. Together with a pie plate by Campbell, 8”d. $100-300

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655 TEN PIECES CONTEMPORARY REDWARE. Pennsylvania, 20th century. Nine are signed and dated

by Lester Breininger (Pennsylvania, 1935-2011). Covered jar, 5”h., and the rest are sgraffito plates and loaf pans. Together with a cream glazed plate, 8”d. $150-350

656 THREE AMERICAN DECOYS. Second half-19th century. Original paint and glass eyes. Two small decoys by the same hand, 12”l., and one signed “Russ Will”, 12”l. $100-300 657 TWO DECOYS BY CHARLES MOORE. American, 2nd half-20th century, signed and dated 1992. Carved wing details and glass eyes. Original paint. 16.5”. 19.5”l. $150-300 658 AMERICAN SWAN CARVING. Late 20th century. Life-size carving with original paint and glass eyes. Some seam separation with flaking and inpainting. 31”l. $200-350 659 AMERICAN COUNTRY STEPBACK CUPBOARD. First half-19th century, pine. One-piece cupboard with an open cant-back top and two shelves. Two interior shelves, door and cutout front feet. “H” hinges, rosehead and square nails. Old red paint with edge wear. 69.25”h. 37.5”w. 18.25”d. $300-400 660 SEVEN AMERICAN BIRD CARVINGS. Second half-20th century. All signed. Duck by Waterfield, two songbirds on driftwood by RP Coburn, 3.5”h., and two songbirds on driftwood wall mounts by Judy Townsend (New York), 6”, 7”h. Together with an illegibly signed songbird and pheasant, 8.5”, 5.25”h. $250-450 661 SIX AMERICAN CARVED BIRDS. Second half-20th century. Signed. Two ducks by Larry Tawes, 6.5”, 7”l., hooded merganser by Rick Reschke, 8”l., woodcock

by Rubolino, and bird by Jim Walker. Together with a robin on base by Essex. 8”h. overall. $150-350

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662 SEVEN AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVED BIRDS. Early 20th century. Original paint. Four on branches, 4.5” to 9”h. overall. and two on branches by the same maker, 7”h. Together with a bird on plinth, 5.5”h. Varying wear. $300-600 www.GARTHS.com | 99

663 AMERICAN POSTER BED. Ca. 1830-1840, walnut and poplar. Rope twisted columns and blanket rail, urn and flame finials. Replaced side rails. 76”h. 57”w.

74”l. $400-600 664 AMERICAN POSTER BED. Ca. 1820-1840, mahogany. Reeded tall post bed with shaped head board, urn finials and tester. Bed bolt covers. Sunfading and reworked side rails. 88”h. 58.75”w. 75”l. $600-900

665 TWO INDIANA JACQUARD COVERLETS. Richmond, Wayne County, 1846, wool and cotton. Center seam doubleweave in blue and white. Trademark eagle cornerblock for Matthew Rattray, 78” x 86” and a blue and white center seam, doubleweave coverlet with eagle cornerblock for Thomas Cranston , Switzerland County weaver, 72” x 84”. $225-400 666 TWO PIECED QUILTS. American, 2nd half 19th century, cotton. Blazing Star in pinks and tans, handpieced and hand quilted in diamonds, 80” x 84” and blue and white Pickle Dish variation, handpieced and hand quilted, 70” x 82”. $200-400 667 OHIO JACQUARD COVERLET. Somerset, Perry County, 1853, wool and cotton. Blue and white two piece doubleweave. Attributed to Frederick A. Hess, cornerblocks states “Chestnut Leaf Sumerset 1853” and the pattern is of leaves with a bird border, 78” x 87”.

See “Weaving a Legacy” Clarita Anderson, pg. 199. $200-400 668 INDIANA JACQUARD COVERLET. Greensburg, Decatur County, 1860, wool and cotton. Two piece doubleweave in dark blue, cornerblock reads “W. Craig / W V / Greensburg / DC / IA 1860” for William Craig Sr. 80” x 88”. $250-400 669 PIECED QUILT. American, 3rd quarter 19th century, cotton prints. Sawtooth bars in pink and green with plaid backing. Neatly handquilted in rows. 82” x 88”. $275-450 670 OVERSHOT COVERLET. Found in Ohio, 1st half 19th century, wool and cotton. Center seam, red and blue with natural cotton, elaborate fringe. Pattern similar to “Monk’s Belt” in Burnham and Burnham’s “Keep Me Warm One Night” page 185. 77” x 92”. $200-400

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671 TWO CONNECTICUT BANISTER BACK SIDE CHAIRS. Mid 18th century, mixed woods. Shaped crests, turned stretchers and replaced rush seats. Refinished, shorter has traces of red paint and nailed repair. 16”h. seat, 43”h. and 19”h. seat, 47”h. overall. $200-400

672 AMERICAN BLANKET CHEST. Ca. 1830, walnut and pine. Black paint decorated chest with dovetailed case, dovetailed bracket base and faux flame mahogany.

20.5”h. 37.75”w. 18.75”d. $250-400 673 TWO THEOREMS BY TERRY J. GRAHAM (AMERICAN, LATE 20TH CENTURY).

Oil on velvet, signed. Basket of fruit, 19”h.

23”w., and rooster, 25”h. 25.5”w. Both in decorated frames with applied hearts. $200-350 674 SIX AMERICAN CHIPPENDALE-STYLE CHAIRS. Late 20th century. Four matching sides with pierced “owl” splats. Minor wear. 18” seat, 38”h. And a matching armchair and side chair with shell crests and ball and claw feet.

18” seat, 39”h. Blue upholstery. $400-800 675 NEW YORK STONEWARE JUG. Mid 19th century. Cobalt flower and impressed label “Lehman & Reidinger, Poughkeepsie, NY 2”. Applied handle. 12.25”h. $100-300

676 PENNSYLVANIA STONEWARE JUG. Mid 19th century. Impressed label “James Ryan, Pittston, Pa” with script cobalt merchant’s label “Casey Bros, Scranton, Pa”. Applied handle. Copy of Casey receipt taped to jug. 11”h. $100-300 677 TWO CARVED AMERICAN FOLK ART FIGURES. Twentieth century. Pennsylvania Dutch woman, 11.5”h. and a mid century carving of a man with a ball cap. Original paint. 13.5”h. $200-300

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678 TWO LARGE GERMAN KUGELS. Late 19th-early 20th century. Silver, 10.5”d. and medium blue, 11”d. Some wear. $150-350 679 TWO LARGE GERMAN KUGELS. Late 19th-early 20th century. Silver. Worn, 9.5”d. and green, 11.5”d. $100-300 680 NEW YORK DECORATED BLANKET CHEST. Mid 19th century, pine. Six-board dovetailed case with original paint. Till with secret compartment. Imperfections. 17.5”h. 43”w.

18.5”d. $100-300

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ARTIST and MAKER INDEX Badger, Thomas

475

Frothingham, Benjamin 333

Richardson Sr., Joseph

457

Bassett II, Francis

178

Gillespie, JH

230, 231

Roth, John

480, 542

Beck Jr., Christian

558

Goddard, Nichols

342

Selby, Prideaux

291

Belknap, Zedekiah

163, 270

Goenne, William

49

Sewdley, Henry

180

Blakeslee, M&E

553

Graham, Terry

673

Shupla, Helen

592

Breininger, Lester

522, 523, 649, 653-655

Grose, Daniel

38

Smith, David T.

90

Haga, Wolfgang

560

Smith, John Rubens

3

Brown, William

175

Hanks, Benjamin

103

Stark, LJ

25

Burger, George

148

Huth, Abraham

520

Strawser, Daniel & Barbara

Calabaza, Crucita

593

King, Tom

53, 282

Strenge, Christian

497

Chapin, Charles

36

Knapp, Gus

254

Strey, Frank

482, 543, 544

Churchill, Jesse

458

Main Jr., David

579

Strong, Helen

288

Cope, Leslie

268, 269

Majewicz, George

253

Stuart, Gilbert

247

261

Crowell, Anthony Elmer 17-21, 110-112, 465, 466

Martinez, Maria & Julian

590

Tansel, Timothy

562

Martinez, Maria & Santana

591

Terry, Dave

375

Crowley, JM

114

Moore, Charles

657

Townsend & Compton

183

Curtis, Joel

574

Moseley, David

459

Townsend, Christopher 504

Dimes, D.R.

177

Munch, Charles/Karl

63

Trevits, Conrad

519

Dupree, John

102, 576

Nampeyo, Fannie

613

Utter, Abram

573

Edouart, Auguste

1, 168, 169, 312,

Nelow, Gust

24, 481, 483

Wallace Nutting

391, 392, 515

Newell, Andrew

577

Whiting, Riley

384

313 Ellinger, David

650, 651

Palethorp Jr., Robert

181

Will, William

184

Embree, Effingham

456

Pierce, Samuel

472

Willard, Simon

339

Faber, Wilhelmus

60, 419

Pope, Thomas

205

Wooster, Josef

48, 521

Farr, Joseph

571, 571, 578

Prior, William

139

Forbes, William

426

Revere, Thomas

460

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CONDITION REPORTS: Absentee bidders should call for an updated condition report. This report supersedes the catalog description. Our staff will take a list of the items you would like examined and give you a time to call back for a detailed report. Photographs are also available for a nominal fee. www.GARTHS.com | 103

GARTH’S POLICY (continued) ABSENTEE BIDS: Garth’s Auctions, Inc. accepts absentee bids including internet bids. These bids are given to an experienced bidder to execute competitively. All absentee items are purchased as inexpensively as possible. Although our absentee bidding system is 100% honest, it is not foolproof and Garth’s Auctions, Inc. is not responsible for failing to execute any absentee bids. A $50.00 minimum bid is required on all lots. Absentee bids must be submitted in (a minimum of) $5.00 increments. Increments less than $5.00 will not be observed. Garth’s Auctions, Inc. also accepts telephone and live auction internet bids. For phone bidding it is to your advantage and we strongly recommend placing a “back up bid”.

BIDDING INCREMENTS Absentee and saleroom bidders should be aware of the following bidding increments, to which our auctioneers adhere: $30,000-50,000 $2,500 or Auctioneers discretion $0-500 $25 $50,000-100,000 $5,000 or Auctioneer’s discretion $500-1,000 $50 $1,000-3,000 $100 $100,000-300,000 $10,000 or Auctioneer’s discretion $300,000-500,000 $25,000 or Auctioneer’s discretion $3,000-5,000 $250 $500,000 & up Auctioneer’s discretion $5,000-10,000 $500 $10,000-30,000 $1,000 or Auctioneer’s discretion BUYERS PREMIUM: A buyer’s premium will be added to the successful bid price and is payable by the purchaser as part of the total purchase price. The buyer’s premium (for bids made in person, or absentee bids placed through garths.com, or by phone, fax or email) is 20% of the successful bid price of each lot up to and including $250,000, and 12.5% on any amount in excess of $250,000. Note* Buyer's Premium for all bidding through garthslive.com, invaluable.com, eBay.com or any other online bidding service is 25% of the successful bid price of each lot up to and including $250,000, and 17.5% on any amount in excess of $250,000.

SALES TAX: Buyers are required to pay state and local sales tax unless exempted by law. If exempt, buyers must file a tax exemption form with Garth’s Auctions, Inc. before any exemption can be made.

PAYMENT: Garth’s Auctions, Inc. accepts cash, personal and certified checks or VISA® and MasterCard® as payment for items purchased. Current identification (valid driver’s license) may be required. Garth's accepts payment in USD only; any currency-conversion fees are at the expense of the buyer. Wire transfer information is available by contacting our office. Items may not leave the premises until payment is made. Garth’s Auctions, Inc. reserves the right to hold merchandise until a check has cleared. A fee of $50 will be assessed on all returned checks. If payment has not been initiated within 10 days after the auction, Garth's reserves the right to charge the credit card on file. A fee of 1.5% per month of the total invoice, in addition to storage charges, will be charged (minimum finance charge $10) on all invoices not paid by the 28th day after the auction.

PACKING AND SHIPPING: Clients are invited to pick-up purchased items at our auction location during regular business hours or have items shipped by a company of their choosing. Should you require shipping assistance, please call us or visit the shipping concierge page on our website for a list of suggested shipping contractors.

If you plan to pick-up your items, please let Garth's know as soon as possible, so that we may have items accessible for you. Purchasers utilizing shipping services will be charged by the company selected for packing, handling, postage and insurance. Garth's Auctions, Inc. is in no way responsible for the acts or omissions of independent contractors, packers or carriers of purchased merchandise. *Note: Regarding the shipment of firearms: please be aware that many restrictions apply to the international shipment of firearms, antique or otherwise. Ivory cannot be shipped outside of the USA. Your winning bid will not be canceled, rescinded, or retracted due to an international shipping limitation. It is your responsibility to resolve shipping issues PRIOR to bidding in this (or any other) auction.

STORAGE: Garth’s Auctions, Inc. requires that purchased items must be removed from the premises within 15 days of the auction unless other arrangements have been made. A notice of 24 hours must be given before items are picked up. Garth’s Auctions, Inc. reserves the right to charge a fee of $5 per day, per item, if not removed within the requested time frame. Items not removed after 60 days may, at the discretion of Garth’s Auctions, Inc., be sold without notice to the original purchaser, to cover the cost of the merchandise and storage charges. Items are stored at the buyer’s risk.

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GARTH’S POLICY (continued)

ONLINE BIDDING: Garth’s Auctions, Inc. may offer online bidding on specific catalogued auctions. For availability and online bidding policies visit our website garths.com.

FIREARMS: Garth’s Auctions, Inc. follows all Federal Firearms Regulations.

ACCEPTANCE OF TERMS: Bidding on any item indicates the bidder’s acceptance of the terms and conditions of Garth’s Auctions, Inc.’s policy. We would like to thank you for your interest and participation.

OTHER INFORMATION FOR OUR CUSTOMERS CATALOG SUBSCRIPTIONS: $165.00 per year. All catalogues. (Includes complimentary subscription to Garth’s Eclectic Auction Brochures, $15.00 value). We are now accepting VISA® and MasterCard® for subscriptions and catalogue orders. Call 740.362.4771 or email info@garths.com.

CONSIGNMENTS: Garth’s Auctions, Inc. will assist you by selling one item, a collection or an entire estate. For consignment inquiries and appointments call one of our representatives: Jeff Jeffers, Jay Melrose, and Jeffrey Spear. Garth’s Auctions, Inc. is also licensed to sell real estate.

TRUSTS AND ESTATES: Garth’s Auctions, Inc. often works with bankers, trust officers, lawyers and others with the responsibility for dispersing estates. We will work with you and your representative to discuss your estate planning needs.

APPRAISALS: Garth’s Auctions, Inc. provides appraisal services for insurance, estate tax, family division and other purposes.

HOTELS

Best Western Delaware Inn (Delaware)* Best Western Franklin Park (Polaris) Comfort Inn (Delaware) * Comfort Inn (Polaris) Days Inn (Worthington) Hilton Garden Inn (Polaris) Holiday Inn Express (Delaware)* Holiday Inn (Worthington) Marriott Courtyard (Worthington) Red Roof Inn (Worthington) Travelodge (Delaware)* The Winter Street Inn*

RESTAURANTS (within 20 minutes)

740-363-3510 614-396-5100 740-363-8869 614-791-9700 614-436-0556 614-846-8884 740-362-3036 614-436-0700 614-436-7070 614-846-3001 740-369-4421 740-990-8695

* At time of publication, discount will be given to Garth’s clients.

Please inquire at time of reservation to confirm.

Family pets are currently welcome. Please confirm this policy when making reservation. Fees may apply.

Bravo Brio Tuscan Grill Columbus Fish Market J Gilberts O’Charley’s Polaris Grill Molly Woo's Asian Bistro

614-888-3881 614-410-0310 614-410-3474 614-840-9090 614-846-9744 614-431-5598 614 985-9667

RESTAURANTS (Delaware area)

Amatos Woodfired Pizza Buns Typhoon Asian Fusion Bistro (Korean, sushi) Chelly Belly Chipotle Mi Cerrito Nova Old Bag of Nails Vaquero’s

740-369-8797 740-363-2867 740-362-9227 740-369-5792 740-369-6360 740-363-1587 740-362-4810 740-368-8083 740-362-0919 www.GARTHS.com | 105

DIRECTIONS TO GARTH’S AUCTIONS, INC. Gallery: The Barn at Stratford, 2690 Stratford Road, P.O. Box 369, Delaware, Ohio 43015 Phone: 740-362-4771 • Fax: 740-363-0164 Website: www.garths.com • E-Mail: info@garths.com Garth’s is located north of Columbus, Ohio approximately thirty minutes from the Columbus International Airport.

FROM THE CINCINNATI AREA: Take I-71 North to Columbus. Then take Rt. 315N to 270E to 23N. Follow 23 North to Delaware. We are approximately 10 miles North on Route 23. You will pass a golf club on your right and the Methodist Theological Seminary. At the traffic light turn right (Meeker Way).

Follow and turn right on to Stratford Road. The Barn at Stratford is immediately to your right.

FROM THE CLEVELAND AREA: Take I-71 South to Route 36/37 (Delaware/Sunbury exit 131). Take this route into Delaware, and turn left on Route 23 South. Turn left onto Meeker Way (at the sixth traffic light). Follow and turn right on to Stratford Road. The Barn at Stratford is immediately to your right.

FROM COLUMBUS AIRPORT: Take I-670 East to I-270 North (or West) to Cleveland. The first exit past I-71 s Route 23 North—Delaware. We are approximately 10 miles North on Route 23. You will pass a Dornoch golf club and the Methodist Theological Seminary on your right. At the traffic light turn right (Meeker Way).

Follow and turn right on to Stratford Road. The Barn at Stratford is immediately to your right.

FROM THE DAYTON AREA: Take I-75 North to I-70 East to Columbus. Take I-270 around Columbus to the Delaware/Worthington exit (Route 23 North). Take 23 North to Delaware. We are approximately 10 miles North on Route 23. You will pass Dornoch golf club and the Methodist Theological Seminary on your right. At the traffic light turn right (Meeker Way). Follow and turn right on to Stratford Road. The Barn at Stratford is immediately to your right.

FROM INDIANAPOLIS: Take I-70 East to Columbus. Take I-270 around Columbus to the Delaware/Worthington exit (Route 23 North). Take 23 North to Delaware.

We are approximately 10 miles North on Route 23. You will pass Dornoch golf club and the Methodist Theological Seminary on your right.

At the traffic light turn right (Meeker Way). Follow and turn right on to Stratford Road. The Barn at Stratford is immediately to your right.

FROM PITTSBURGH: Take I-79 South to I-70 West to Columbus. Take I-270 to I-71 North to the Polaris Exit (Route 750). Turn left and follow 750 to Route 23 North (turn right). You will pass Dornoch golf club and the Methodist Theological Seminary on your right. At the traffic light turn right (Meeker Way). Follow and turn right on to Stratford Road. The Barn at Stratford is to your right.

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GARTH’S AUCTION ABSENTEE BID FORM AND FINANCIAL REFERENCE FOR NEW BIDDERS Sale Date:

I have examined these items.

Name:

Bidder No.

Street: City:

State:

Zip:

Telephone #:

Fax #:

Email:

Garth’s may, on my behalf, enter bids on the following lots to the maximum price I have indicated for each lot. I understand that if my bid is successful, the purchase price will be the sum of my final bid plus a premium (see policy) of the bid and an applicable sales tax. Garth’s will execute these bids competitively and make all reasonable attempts to purchase items as inexpensively as possible. Garth’s absentee bidding system is 100% honest but is not foolproof. Absentee bidders are subject to the complete Terms and Conditions as outlined in Garth’s policy in the catalog and/or on the website.

LOT NUMB ER

LOT B ID PR IC E

SHORT DESCRIPTION OF LOT

To allow us to process your bids, bidders not yet known to Garth’s should supply the following information at least 3 days prior to the auction.

We thank you!

QUESTIONS? For bids: bid@garths.com For condition reports: condition@garths.com or call 740.362.4771 IF FAXING BIDS TO GARTH’S AT 740.363.0164 please call office to verify receipt.

w/ o premiu m

Credit Card Number: (Visa, Mastercard or Discover Only) Exp. Date:

CVC code:

Name (as appears on card): Billing Address: City:

State:

Zip:

Your Signature: (I authorize Garth’s Auctions to charge the full amount of my auction purchases to credit card below IF payment for purchases hasn’t been initiated within 10 days after auction.) www.GARTHS.com | 107

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The 57th Annual Thanksgiving AmericAnA AucTion noVemBer 24, 2017

The 57th Annual Thanksgiving

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