| Lot Number | Description |
| 1 | PORCELAIN: A lot of two hand made and hand painted Royal Doulton figurines from the Reflections series, "Park Parade HN3116" 12" H and "Summer's Darling HN3091", 10" H, copyrighted 1986, fully hallmarked. Note: No damage or scratches noted. |
| 2 | PORCELAIN: A continental style porcelain or ceramic paste figurine of a well groomed lady seated on a Romanesque style bench, resting on a raised square base, attired in a fashionable late 18th or early 19th century manner and holding a closed fan, muted colors primarily brown, green and pink, unattributed, 71/2" W x 5 1/8" D x 9" H. Note: No damage noted. |
| 3 | PORCELAIN: A Royal Doulton porcelain character jug, "The Ring Master", man in a top hat with a circus pony handle, D6863, 1990, large, 8" x 6 1/2", no damage noted. |
| 4 | PORCELAIN: A porcelain figure of a bejeweled and somewhat iridescent Egyptian lady selling fruit, and holding an apple in an outstretched arm, two baskets of apples at her feet, on a square footed plinth. Hallmarked printed black "Royal Dux Bohemia" on base mark, 1973 forward, also gold triangle on the surface, 13 ¬"H x 4 ¬". Note: No damage, scratch marks noted. |
| 5 | CRANBERRY GLASS: Pair of cranberry glass lusters with folded gold style top having a gold pie-crust style edge holding twelve arrow-shaped crystal prisms on a gold trumpet shaped base, circa 1880-1920, 5 ¬ W x 11"H, prisms are 8"L. Note: Minor flea bites to prisms . |
| 6 | HUMIDORS: Two Asian themed figural tobacco jars/humidors. The first is an earthenware female oriental woman, smiling, marked, "BB 027412" on underside, 6 1/2"x 4", some glazing flaws to face, paint loss on nose, no chips or cracks noted. The second is a bisque porcelain Chinese male wearing purple hat, 7" x 5", some casting and glazing flaws noted (pimple and pock mark to face), some paint loss to hat. |
| 7 | ANTIQUARIAN BOOK: A circa 1920 edition of "East of the Sun and West of the Moon, Old Tales from the North", illustrated by Kay Nielsen, 204 pages, mustard cloth with red title to cover and spine (spine separating from binding on interior), orange and white endpapers. Interior cover bearing the inscription, "Jeanette Nelson". Tipped in color frontis and 24 other tipped in color plates with captions. Condition: fair. |
| 8 | POTTERY: A Weller pottery vase with in the Dogwood pattern with a raised relief stylized flower pattern against a terra cotta colored ground, tri-footed base with a darker brown crackle finish, three branch form handles, impressed hallmark to read "Weller, G-10", 7 3/4"H x 5 1/4"W, some glazing irregularities noted, no chips or cracks. |
| 9 | MAIL BAG: A leather shoulder carried bag, possibly a Western Union or bank letter bag, unmarked, being canvas-lined secured to riveted buttons with a leather over-flap having three straps and buckles, leather strap with shoulder protector and buckle. Machine stitched, with a side loop to probably the belt, approximate size is 13" W x 12 «" H excluding strap. 19th century. Note: the leather is still supple for the most part, age and, rub marks are apparent but no tears or missing parts noted. |
| 10 | PORCELAIN HUMIDOR: A character bisque tobacco jar/humidor, polychrome figural Indian chief in war bonnet, unattributed, 6 3/4" x 4", intentional hole to side of mouth, no chips or cracks noted. |
| 11 | PORCELAIN: Two porcelain character jugs. The first is a Royal Doulton "William Shakespeare" character jug, figural face with a quill feather pen handle, D6689, large, 8" x 6". The second is a Staffordshire porcelain figural mug with a portrait face and a quill feather handle, 5 1/4"H x 4", hallmarked. No damage noted to either piece |
| 12 | ART GLASS: A large thrown glass platter having undulating curves outlined in like muted reds and pinks fading into various irregular shaped oval and round forms which meet a series of much deeper red irregularly spaced forms which at the center are solid red. The base is a round clear circle 2 «" D, the platter is designed to be wall hung or table displayed, signed "Prescott Goodman" and dated 1999, approximately 28" in diameter, no damage or surface marks noted. |
| 13 | ART GLASS: A thrown glass inverted straw hat style piece with the lower portion formed as round base 5" base rising 6" and then flaring out in a handkerchief or floppy straw hat style consisting of irregular shaped undulating muted yellowish ribbons against a yellow spatter pattern background. Signed C. Goodman, 1997, approximately 13 «" h by 17 ¬" wide at the top. Note: Condition appears to be free of scratches, chips or damage. |
| 14 | CARPET: Persian Hossainbad carpet of hand knotted wool woven on a cotton warp, 12.8 x 4.0, repeating medallion pattern, red field. |
| 15 | CARPET: Azar carpet of hand knotted wool woven on a cotton warp, 4.0 x 10.5, repeating medallion pattern, red field |
| 16 | CARPET: Persian Tabriz carpet of hand knotted wool woven on a cotton warp, 10.9 x 7.9, allover pattern, red field and ivory border. |
| 17 | CARPET: Afghan carpet of hand knotted wool woven on a cotton warp measuring approximately 9.4 x 2.6, allover pattern, black field and olive border. |
| 18 | CARPET: Tekkin Bokhara carpet of hand knotted wool woven on a cotton warp measuring approximately 4.2 x 2.7, allover pattern, predominate red color. |
| 19 | OIL ON PANEL 25" x 38", Unsigned. Mt. Rainier. Circa 1915. Note condition to include smoke residue and some chipping. Retail stamp on the verso. Placed in a wood frame, note condition. |
| 20 | ACRYLIC ON PANEL 16" x 20", Warren A. Campbell (1925-), American. "Mount Rainier". Unsigned, plate lower center. Info. on the verso. Dated 1969 on the verso. Note shallow scrapings upper right. Campbell was a prisoner at McNeil Island Penitentiary, WA. for 19 years. This painting was created at the prison and gifted to W. Clement Stone, a prominent business tycoon and self-help advocate. Placed in a handmade maple wood frame which was created by fellow prisoner, Darrell Brown. More info. in the white binder. |
| 21 | ACRYLIC ON PANEL 19" x 29", Walter Keane (1915-2000), CA. A monument in a Sorrento plaza. Signed lower left. Placed in a silvertone and cream frame. Keane, known as the originator of the immensely popular wide-eyed "lost" children of the early and mid 20th century, became a controversial figure when it was purported that many of the works attributed to him may have actually been painted by his wife Margaret. More info. in the white binder. |
| 22 | WATERCOLOR AND GOUACHE ON PAPER 17 7/8" x 12 1/4", L.A. BeRoth (1895-1980), MO. "Mexican Washday". Signed lower left. Paper label on the verso. Matted and placed in a white-washed frame. More info. in the white binder. |
| 23 | OIL ON CANVAS 36" x 24", Sonia Gil Torres (1936-), Florida. A stalking leopard cub. Signed lower right. Unframed. Torres, a native of Colombia, paints detailed images of wildlife and botanical arrangements. More info. in the white binder. |
| 24 | OIL ON CANVAS 36" x 32", Kay Dunkerley Magnussen (Late 20th century), WA. "Maud & Bertha". Double signed center left and on the verso. Exhibition entrance label on the verso. Placed in a black wood frame. |
| 25 | OIL ON PANEL 12" x 25 3/4", Leroy Dayton Updyke (1876-1959), WA. Lone caribou in the foreground of Mt. Rainier. Signed lower right. Circa late 19th, early 20th century. Unframed. Note condition to include scrape center top, small tear lower left and chipping. Updyke was a Northwest artist who, in addition to smaller works, painted murals including pieces for U.S. world fairs. More info. in the white binder. |
| 28 | FOUR SIDE CHAIRS: Four circa 1930 golden oak Jacobean style side chairs, each with bannister back and turned legs. |
| 29 | ARMCHAIR: Vintage Windsor Pennsylvania country style oak armchair, turned spindles, front legs and stretchers. |
| 30 | STOOL: Stool in the style of early 18th century Pennsylvania Dutch, molded top edge, turned legs, molded and formed stretcher, bun feet. 17"h x 12" x 16"w |
| 31 | SHELF UNIT: Circa 1920-30 mahogany and walnut shelf unit 31"h x 13"d x 16"w |
| 32 | PAIR SIDE CHAIRS: Pair circa 1900 golden tiger oak Queen Anne side chairs, each with splat back, cane seat and paw feet. Note: each chair stiles with edge nicks. |
| 33 | SIDE TABLE: Spanish colonial style "old world" side table, octogon shape top with decorative tile inlay, turned baluster legs on X stretcher. 17"h x 23.5"d x 23.5"w |
| 34 | DINING TABLE: Circa 1930 Elizabethan style golden oak dining table with 12 inch pullout leaves. 30"h x 30"d x 42"w |
| 35 | DRESSER: Circa 1890 Aesthetics Movement/Eastlake white stained dresser and mirror. 70"h x 21"d x 42"w |
| 36 | BED: Circa 1890 Aesthetics Movement/Eastlake white stained bed, headboard, footboard and rails. |
| 37 | WASHSTAND: Circa 1890 Aesthetics Movement/Eastlake white stained washstand. 33"h x 17"d x 32"w |
| 38 | BED: American tiger oak four poster bed, headboard, footboard and rails. |
| 39 | PENDANT WITH CHAIN: Enchanting flori-form 10K yellow gold dark blue sapphire and diamond pendant with chain. Round cut sapphires measure approximately 0.50 ctw and are transparent. Round cut diamonds measure approximately 0.02 ctw, have VS1 to SI3 clarity and H color. Appraisal included. |
| 40 | BRACELET: Stunning 18K yellow gold and round cut amethyst bracelet. The amethysts measure approximately 32.00 ctw. Appraisal included. |
| 41 | CUFFLINKS: Pair of Weisfield Jewelers 14K yellow gold, round cut diamond and baroque pearl cufflinks. The gold setting wraps around each pearl in a coral motif form with three prong set diamonds accenting each pearl. Each pearl measures approximately 0.75 inches by 0.5 inches at their longest points. Cufflinks are in their original box. No appraisal is included with this lot. |
| 42 | MAN'S JEWELRY: Handsome collection of 10K Black Hills Gold men's jewelry. The 10K belt buckle is made by Landstrom's for Lazy K of Seekonk, MA and has the original box. The bolo tie is marked 10K, has a braided cord and is in a Landstrom's box. The ring is marked 10K and has classic grapes and leaves. The wristwatch is 10K and 12K gold and made for LeMann with a date window. Note this piece has pitting on the bottom of the watch face. No appraisal is included with this lot. |
| 43 | CUFFLINKS: A pair of designer 14K yellow gold and round cut diamond cufflinks. Hammered gold cufflinks are signed by G. J. Olsson, 1987. Gudmund Jos Olsson is a Swedish jeweler working in Rochester, NY and founder of Northfield Silver and Goldsmiths. This piece has its original box. No appraisal is included with this lot. |
| 44 | RING: Brilliant 18K white gold ring with pave set blue and yellow sapphire and diamonds. Eighty-one round cut sapphires measure approximately 2.50 ctw. Ninety-six diamonds measure approximately 3.25 ctw., have SI1 to SI2 clarity and G color. Appraisal included. |
| 45 | BRONZE WHIMSEY: A miniature bronze pin dish, Cupid holding a dish, measures 2 1/2" x 2", foundry marked "WB, M (?) & Co" in shield, scratches and wear to bottom of dish. |
| 46 | PORCELAIN HUMIDORS: Two majolica porcelain tobacco jars or humidors. The first is in the form of a weathered seaman with pipe in mouth and a taupe southwester hat, unattributed, numbered on underside, 6" x 4", casting flaws to hat lid (repaired chip ?). The second is in the form of a young girl with a green shawl, unattributed, numbered 5 1/2" x 3 1/2", chip to rear base. |
| 47 | PORCELAIN: A Royal Doulton "The Celebrity Collection" character jug, "Louis Armstrong", D6707, depicting the musician with a trumpet form handle, large size, 8 1/4" x 7", no damage noted. |
| 48 | PORCELAIN HUMIDORS: A lot of two porcelain tobacco jars or humidors. The first depicts a red faced dour character with pipe in mouth and hat, unattributed, 5 1/2" x 5", a casting flaw (star crack) on hat, rough spot on ear noted. The second is a majolica jar, incised numbering on underside, unattributed, a gentleman wearing a blue floppy cap and pipe in mouth, 4 1/2" x 3", some casting imperfections, no damage. |
| 49 | PORCELAIN: A Royal Doulton porcelain character figurine, "Mendicant", HN 1365, gentleman with turban seated with a tambourine, brown, red, and black robes, with a yellow and red turban, 8 1/2" x 5 1/2", no damage noted. |
| 50 | PORCELAIN HUMIDORS: A pair of majolica porcelain tobacco jars or humidors. Both represent orienatlist women with green head pieces and red robes, unattributed, numbered on underside, 4 1/2" x 4", casting flaws or "rough spots" noted to one and several chips to underside base noted to the other. |
| 51 | PORCELAIN: A Capodimonte porcelain figurine, hallmarked with blue "N" and crown on base, additional illegible mark on underside, a polychrome dancing couple, a jester and a young maiden, 9" x 7", no damage noted. |
| 52 | PORCELAIN: A biscuit with mat glaze porcelain tobacco jar or humidor, black face with tied scarf head piece, unattributed, 5" x 4", some wear to paint on eyes and lips noted. |
| 53 | PORCELAIN: A Hummel porcelain figurine, a dancing fraulein in red skirt and loden hat, FF 293, dated 1967, hallmarked with blue bee in side blue V, Goebel, West Germany, 7" x 5", no damage noted, originally the top to an integrated music box (music box missing). |
| 54 | CERAMIC HUMIDOR: A mat ochre ceramic tobacco jar or humidor, a German style humter with a loden hat atop a barrel cannister, mat glaze, marked on underside, "JM 3342", 9" x 5", casting flaw to jacket and back of barrel lid noted. |
| 55 | CARPET: Persian Mahal carpet of hand knotted wool woven on a cotton warp, 10'0" x 3'7", allover pattern, navy field and red border. |
| 56 | CARPET: Persian Tabriz carpet of hand knotted wool woven on a cotton warp, 9.7 x 6.0, medallion pattern, red field and border. |
| 57 | CARPET: Kurdistan carpet of hand knotted wool woven on a cotton warp, 9.6 x 5.0, allover pattern, red field and black border. |
| 58 | CARPET: Persian Tabriz carpet of hand knotted wool woven on a cotton warp, 12'7" x 9'10", allover pattern, navy field and red border. |
| 59 | Carpet: Mir carpet of hand knotted wool woven on a cotton warp, 10'2" x 7'1", allover pattern, red field |
| 60 | CARPET: Garadgeh wool hand-knotted on a cotton warp carpet 11'3" x 3'2" |
| 61 | COLOR PHOTOLITHOGRAPH 11 3/4" x 9 1/4". Maxfield Parrish (1870-1966), NH. "1925 Knave of Hearts, Entrance of Pompdebile". Note mark across top. Placed in a vintage frame. Parrish's wildly successful romanticized images are an icon of the American culture. |
| 62 | COLOR PHOTOLITHOGRAPH 13" x 9 1/2". Maxfield Parrish (1870-1966), NH. "1909 Colliers Christmas Cover". Note center crease. Placed in a vintage frame, note condition. |
| 63 | COLOR PHOTOLITHOGRAPH 11 3/4" x 9 1/4". Maxfield Parrish (1870-1966), NH. "1925 Knave of Hearts, Lady Ursula Kneeling Before Pompdebile". Placed in a vintage frame. |
| 64 | COLOR PHOTOLITHOGRAPH 15 3/4" x 10 3/4". Maxfield Parrish (1870-1966), NH. "1912 Ladies Home Journal Christmas Cover". Origional address label top right. Note marks lower center and top. Placed in a vintage frame. |
| 65 | COLOR PHOTOLITHOGRAPH 15 1/4" x 10 1/2". Maxfield Parrish (1870-1966), NH. "June 1901 Ladies Home Journal Cover". Origional address label top center. Note crease right side. Placed in a vintage frame, note condition. |
| 66 | COLOR PHOTOLITHOGRAPH 15 1/8" x 10 1/8". Maxfield Parrish (1870-1966), NH. "1906 100th Anniversary Colgate Ad". Placed in a vintage frame. |
| 67 | COLOR PHOTOLITHOGRAPH 17 3/4" x 29 1/2". Maxfield Parrish (1870-1966), NH. " 1923, Daybreak". Placed in a vintage frame. |
| 71 | PLANT STAND: Circa 1880 golden oak round plant stand, turned and reeded column on rounded and molded platform. 35"h x 14"diameter |
| 72 | ARMCHAIR: Circa 1890 tiger oak armchair, bannister back, leaf carving, turned arm spindles, front legs and stretchers. |
| 73 | HALL TREE: Circa 1900 oak hall tree, upper round beveled mirror, metal coat hooks, wood seat opens to storage area. 74"h x 15"d x 40"w |
| 74 | SEWING BUTTON CABINET: Vintage pine sewing button cabinet, octogan shape, 72 numbered drawers. 32h x 21"d x 21"w |
| 75 | DINING TABLE: Vintage American golden oak round dining table, block and turned column supporting four molded legs with claw feet. 29"h x 48"diameter. |
| 76 | ARMOIRE: Late 19th century European pine armoire, molded cornice (missing a piece), paneled and molded doors, reeded corner columns, bun feet. 80"h x 23"d x 61"w |
| 77 | SIDE TABLE: Circa 1880 European walnut side table, carved lion's heads, turned legs and stretchers. 29"h x 25"d x 37"w |
| 78 | PIANO: Vintage Cable-Nelson mahogany upright piano and bench, piano with turned front posts, bench with turned legs. |
| 79 | PATIO TABLE AND CHAIRS: Vintage wrought iron round stone top patio table and four wrought iron chairs. Table measures 29"h x 39"diameter |
| 80 | DRESSER AND MIRROR: American golden tiger oak dresser and mirror, applied carvings, claw feet. 78"h x 21"d x 65"w |
| 81 | DINING TABLE AND CHAIRS: Unmarked Heywood Wakefield maple dining table and one arm and five side chairs; Georgian style double pedestal dining table, each pedestal with turned column supporting three molded downswept legs ending in brass caps, Queen Anne style chairs with splat backs and cabriole front legs with pad feet. Table with three 10" leaves. Table measures 30"h x 41"d x 64"w |
| 82 | CHINA HUTCH: Heywood Wakefield maple Early American style two piece china hutch, molded cornice and skirt, bracket feet. Heywood Wakefield stamps inside drawers of both pieces. 76.5"h x 19"d x 48" |
| 83 | PORCELAIN: A pair of bisque figurines, a boy and girl gathering fruit, mat glaze with gilt detailing, hallmarked on underside with two blue crossed arrows and the numbers 7400, signed "J. Morie", unattributed, hallmark is in the style of "Kalk", girl measures 16 1/2" and the boy measures 17", no damage noted. |
| 84 | ARMANI SCULPTURE: A Guiseppe Armani for Capodimonte porcelain and resin figurine entitled, "Ascent", a female figure with a long scarf and dove in a soaring motion, #0866, dated 1991, Florence, Italy, 14", in original box, no damage noted. |
| 85 | PORCELAIN HUMIDOR: Two majolica porcelain tobacco jars/humidors, continental style figural clown faces with ret hats, unattributed. The first measures 7" x 5", impressed numbers on underside, some crazing noted to face. The second has the same measurements, impressed numbers on underside, chip noted to neck ruffle, and a casting flaw noted to hat rim. |
| 86 | ARMANI SCULPTURE: A Guiseppe Armani for Capodimonte porcelain and resin figurine, dated 1989, hallmarked, entitled, "Masquerade", depicting a harlequin girl, 14", made in Florence, Italy, no box, no damage noted. |
| 87 | PORCELAIN HUMIDOR: A lidded porcelain tobacco jar, baby face with bonnet and pacifier, marked "ZL" in circle on underside, hand painted features, 5 1/2" H 3 1/2"W, no damage noted. |
| 88 | ARMANI FIGURINE: A Guiseppe Armani for Capodimonte porcelain and resin figurine entitled, "Secret Love", 0532, 13 1/2", hallmarked, dated 1989, Florence, Italy, in original box, no damage noted. |
| 89 | PORCELAIN HUMIDOR: A porcelain figural tobacco jar/humidor, bulldog in a green bowler hat smoking a cigar, hallmarked "Xonex" on underside, inscription on rear of neckband to read, "Klhnt:" (?), 9"H x 5 1/2"W, a hairline crack noted behind right ear with a flea bite to interior rim, interior staining, some minor glazing flaws noted. |
| 90 | PORCELAIN: Two character jugs. A Royal Doulton porcelain character jug depicting the Chief of the Blackfoot tribe with a totem pole handle representing thunderbird and bear mother, "North American Indian", D6611, large, 8 1/4" x 7", 1966, hallmarked on underside, no damage noted. : A Royal Doulton Wild West Series porcelain character jug, "Geronimo", figural face with a peace pipe handle, D9733, 1984, medium, 6" x 5 1/4", no damage noted. |
| 91 | HUMIDOR: A Black Americana earthenware tobacco jar/ humidor, a smiling black man in a straw hat, stamped "BB, DEP(in circle), 338" on underside, Minton earthenware (?), some flaws to paint (hat band, teeth, collar), 6 3/4" x 4 1/2", no chips or cracks noted. |
| 92 | PORCELAIN HUMIDOR: Two mojolica porcelain tobacco jars or humidors. The first depicts an orientalist woman with a turban head piece, incised number on underside, unattributed, 6" x 4", a chip noted to base, a casting crack noted to rim, paint loss under nose, and an ill-fitting lid. The second also depicts an orientalist woman with a turban head piece, unattributed, 5"x 3", some glaze imperfections noted. |
| 93 | COLOR PHOTOLITHOGRAPH 9" x 13". Maxfield Parrish (1870-1966), NH. "1922 Jello Ad, King and Queen". Placed in a vintage frame. |
| 94 | COLOR PHOTOLITHOGRAPH 11 1/4" x 9 3/8". Maxfield Parrish (1870-1966), NH. "1925 Knave of Hearts, Lady Violetta about to make the tarts". Placed in a vintage frame, note condition. |
| 95 | COLOR PHOTOLITHOGRAPH 9 1/4" x 13 1/8". Maxfield Parrish (1870-1966), NH. "1898 Christmas Eve Poem". Placed in a vintage frame. |
| 96 | COLOR PHOTOLITHOGRAPH 6 1/4" x 9 1/4". Maxfield Parrish (1870-1966), NH. "1915 Pipe Night at the Players". Placed in a vintage frame. |
| 97 | COLOR PHOTOLITHOGRAPH 11 3/4" x 9 3/8". Maxfield Parrish (1870-1966), NH. "1925 Knave of Hearts, The Blue and Yellow Hose". Placed in a vintage frame. |
| 98 | COLOR PHOTOLITHOGRAPH 9 5/8" x 7". Maxfield Parrish (1870-1966), NH. "1922 Small Calendar Top, Eygpt". Placed in a vintage handpainted paste frame. |
| 99 | COLOR PHOTOLITHOGRAPH 30" x 20 7/8". Maxfield Parrish (1870-1966), NH. "1939 New Hampshire, The Winter Paradise". Placed on black matting in a handcarved vintage frame. |
| 101 | PAIR CHAIRS: Pair circa 1910 golden tiger oak side chairs, each with bannister back, cane seat and cabriole legs. |
| 102 | TWO ARMCHAIRS: Two late 19th century Windsor bow-back armchairs, each with rush seat, turned legs and stretchers. |
| 103 | ROLL TOP DESK: Circa 1890 American golden tiger oak roll top desk, fitted interior, bowfront, carved appliques, claw feet, casters. 46"h x 27"d x 40"w |
| 104 | BOAT CHAIRS: Pair vintage boat chairs, white painted wood and metal, brass crestrail finials. |
| 105 | VICTROLA: Early 20th century Victrola made by Victor Talking Machine Co., Camden, N.J., Serial number VV-XIV 9546IE, in mahogany bombe cabinet. 47"h x 23"d x 22"w |
| 106 | CHINA CABINET: Circa 1910 American golden tiger oak china cabinet, three shelves, casters, with key. 63"h x 17"d x 34"w |
| 107 | SIDEBOARD: Circa 1900-10 golden tiger oak carved sideboard, in two pieces, upper part with beveled back mirrors, display shelves; lower piece with multiple drawers and cabinet doors enclosing inner storage. 87"h x 24"d x 60"w |
| 108 | SIDEBOARD: Circa 1880 Belgian oak Renaissance Revival sideboard, carved panels including carved griffins, barley twist side columns, bun feet, in three pieces. 99"h x 21"d x 56"w |
| 109 | SECRETARY/BED: Circa 1880-90 A H Andrews & Co folding walnut victorian bed/secretary. 67"h x 24"d x 53"w |
| 110 | TWO WICKER ARMCHAIRS AND OTTOMANS: Henry Link, Lexington Furniture pair natural finish wicker armchairs and pair ottomans. |
| 111 | RING: Impressive 14K yellow gold lady's ring set with a luminous opal oval cabochon and accented with two diamonds. The opal is white with flashes of green and orange, is semi-translucent and measures approximately 12.00mm to 10.00mm. The diamonds measure approximately 0.05 ctw, have I1 to I2 clarity and I color. Appraisal included. |
| 112 | BRACELET: Radiant 14K white gold pave set diamond and channel set multicolor sapphire bracelet. The square cut sapphires graduate in color from pale to deep shades of blue, pink, yellow, and olive. They measure approximately 7.50 ctw and are transparent. Round cut diamonds measure approximately 1.66 ctw and have VS1 to SI1 clarity and G to H color. Appraisal included. |
| 113 | EARRINGS: Pair of classic emerald cut lab-created ruby and diamond earrings set in 10K yellow gold. Medium red rubies measure approximately 2.00 ctw and are transparent. Single cut diamonds measure approximately 0.02 ctw, have SI2 to I1 clarity and I to J color. Appraisal included. |
| 114 | RING: Geometric 14K yellow gold emerald cut blue topaz and pave set diamond ring. Medium blue topaz measures approximately 2.25 cts and is transparent. Round cut diamonds measure approximately 0.75 ctw, have VS2 to SI2 clarity and K to L color. Appraisal is included with this lot. |
| 115 | BAR PIN: Art deco platinum and diamond bar pin with filigree accents. Thirty-three round old European cut diamonds measuring approximately 3.00 ctw, having VS2 to SI1 clarity and F to G color. Appraisal included. |
| 116 | EARRINGS: Pair of elegant 14K yellow gold earrings channel set with alternating square cut dark blue sapphires and princess cut diamonds. The sapphires measure approximately 0.50 ctw and are transparent. The diamonds measure approximately 0.42 ctw, have VS1 to VS2 clarity and I color. Appraisal included. |
| 117 | CARPET: Persian Mashad carpet of hand knotted wool woven on a cottton warp, 9'10" x 6'7" |
| 118 | CARPET: Persian Tabriz carpet of hand knotted wool woven on a cotton warp, 9'2" x 6'5", medallion pattern, red field and navy border. |
| 119 | CARPET: Persian Sarouk carpet of hand knotted wool woven on a cotton warp, 8.4 x 6.7, allover pattern, navy field |
| 120 | CARPET: Persian Tabriz carpet of hand knotted wool woven on a cotton warp, 9.11 x 8.5, allover pattern, rose field and navy border. |
| 121 | CARPET: Mir carpet of hand knotted wool woven on a cotton warp, 11.5 x 8.0, allover pattern, blue field. |
| 122 | CARPET: Persian Ardebil carpet of wool hand-knotted on a cotton warp, 9'10" x 6'9", medallion pattern, rose field and border. |
| 123 | POTTERY: A Roseville blue "Foxglove" blue flower holder, stylized flowers against a blue ground, molded raised-relief marks including "Roseville" (script), shape size 165, and size 5", very slight crazing and a few pock marks to glaze. |
| 124 | ART GLASS: A pair of opalescent aqua blue striped vaseline glass vases with a ruffled rim,in the style of Jefferson glass, 8 1/2", unattributed, no damage noted. |
| 125 | POTTERY: A Roseville ciel blue "White Rose" pottery pedestal vase, molded raised-relief marks including "Roseville (script), shape number 146 and size 6", surface crack noted at mid section, some crazing and some interior glazing flaws noted, no chips. |
| 126 | ART GLASS: Two cobalt satin glass squat bud vases with silver overlay, unattributed, Art Deco styling, 3", wear to silver overlay noted. |
| 127 | POTTERY: A Roseville "Magnolia" pottery blue window box, stylized flower against a blue and pink textured ground, molded raised-relief marks including "Roseville" (script), shape number 388 and size 6", slight exterior crazing and interior lime marks, some casting and glazing flaws, no chips or cracks. |
| 128 | ART GLASS: Two cobalt satin glass vases with silver overlay designs. The first has an hour glass form and with a love birds in branches motif, unattributed, 9", wear to silver overlay noted. The second has an Art Nouveau silver overlay flower and stem decoration, unattributed, 9", most of the silver has been worn to reveal the base metal in the overlay, no chips or cracks noted. |
| 129 | POTTERY: A Roseville blue "Clematis" console bowl, a stylized relief Clematis flower and leaf against a blue ground, molded raised relief marks including "Roseville" (script), shape number 456 and size, 6", a flea bite noted to interior flower petal point and some glazing flaws noted, brown discoloration noted to interior bottom. |
| 130 | TOBACCIANA: A vintage Kindel & Graham Turkish lady cigarette dispenser, turned hardwood in original finish with a cast head of a young Turkish lady in a feathered turban on front, rhinestone earring and star accent. when the button is pushed a cigarette emerges from her mouth. Nice condition with original maker's sticker on inside of lid, some nicks noted to wood rim, 6 3/4"H x 5 1/4"W, circa 1929. |
| 131 | POTTERY: A pair of Roseville green "Magnolia" candlesticks, stylized bud against a green ground, molded raised-relief marks including "Roseville" (script) and the shape number 1157 and size 4 1/2", several pockmarks to glazing and very slight crazing noted. |
| 132 | POTTERY: A Roseville blue "Clematis" vase, raised relief flowers against a blue ground, molded raised relief marks including "Roseville" (script) and shape number 105, and size 7". Pock marks and crazing noted to glaze and some casting flaws, pimples noted to flower petals. |
| 133 | POTTERY: A Roseville forest green "Clematis" vase, stylized vine flower against a green ground, molded raised-relief marks, including "Roseville" (script), shape number, 192, and size 5", slight crazing noted, no chips or cracks noted, circa 1940's. |
| 134 | TOBACCIANA: A cast metal Art Deco electric cigarette lighter, a seductively posed silver tone female bust with an open mouth. Her mouth contains a filament which heats up when plugged in to light a cigarette, 7 3/4" x 3 1/2", original wiring, electrically untested, circa 1930's. |
| 135 | PHOTOLITHOGRAPH 22 7/8" x 28 3/4", Marc Chagall (1887-1985), France. "I and My Village". Signed in pencil lower right. Placed in a plexiglass frame. Chagall was one of the most celebrated artists of the the 20th century. Although he adopted French citizenship, his unique style reflects the Russian folklore of his home country. More info. in the white binder. |
| 136 | PHOTOLITHOGRAPH 21 5/8" x 23 1/4", James Christensen (1942-), Utah. "College of Magical Knowledge". Numbered 4231/4500. Signed in pencil lower right corner, plate signed lower left. Matted and placed in a ragged-style frame. Christensen produces his widely popular fantasy art in a variety of forms including fine art prints, porcelain and books. More info. in the white binder. |
| 137 | SERIGRAPH 17 3/4" x 26 5/8", Hisashi Otsuka. Image from the 80's: Two women connected by a thin silver line. Signed lower right. Numbered 54/3000. Placed in a white & black composition frame with custom double matting. |
| 138 | WOODBLOCK TRIPTYCH 11 1/2" x 9"(Individual), 11 1/2" x 30" (Total image area), Salvador Dali (1904-1989), Spanish. "Decomposition Set, Lucifero". Unsigned. Certificate of Authenticity on the verso noting "Woodblock Trial Proof, Divine Comedy Suite, L'enfer". Fabric matted with gilt trim, placed in a gilt frame. Dali, a leader in the Surrealist movement, was one of the most important artists of the 20th century. More info. in the white binder. |
| 139 | LITHOGRAPH 10 1/2" x 8", Salvador Dali (1904-1989), Spanish. Figure in Roman attire. Pencil signed lower left. Plate signed lower right. Marked "E.A." lower right. Certification on the verso. Double matted and placed in a gold frame. Dali, a leader in the Surrealist movement, was one of the most important artists of the 20th century. More info. in the white binder. |
| 143 | BENCH: Rustic carved acacia wood driftwood form bench |
| 144 | PUMP ORGAN: Circa 1880 Eastlake walnut Packard pump organ, in two pieces, pierced and intaglio carving, turned finials ans spools. 77"h x 24"d x 45"w |
| 145 | DRESSER AND MIRROR: Circa 1900 Zeeland Furniture Company oak dresser with mirror, carved mirror frame, upper bowfront, scalloped skirt. 78"h x 20"d x 34"w |
| 145 A | WASHSTAND: Circa 1890 Eastlake oak washstand, original brass and wood hardware, casters. 32"h x 16.5"d x 31"w |
| 146 | ARMCHAIR: Circa 1920 English Charles II style walnut armchair, molded sweeping arms, turned armrests, legs and center stretchers, carved front stretcher. note: chair needs re-upholsering and chair was refinished poorly. |
| 147 | VINTAGE DISPLAY CABINET: Maple manufacturing Co., Seatte, Wash. circa 1910 golden oak display cabinet, molded skirt, beveled glass top, with key, braces and shelves and manufacturer's plate on front skirt. 42.5"h x 26"d x 93"w |
| 148 | TWELVE DINING CHAIRS: Vintage twelve Regency style dining chairs, two arm and ten side chairs, each with carved back, sabre form front legs, tweed fabric seat. chairs in unfinished state. |
| 149 | CHINA CABINET: Circa 1890 American golden tiger oak curved glass china cabinet, carvings, paw feet, interior glass and wood shelves. 68"h x 16"d x 43"w |
| 150 | BILLIARD TABLE: Circa 1905 Brunswick tiger oak billiard table, in the Mission or Arts and Crafts style, includes cues, balls, rack and billiard ball clock. Note: Manufacturer name plate is missing. 29"h x 59"d x 108"w |
| 151 | CHINA CABINET: Circa 1920 French provincial oak china cabinet, dome top with carved crestrail, two piece, carved lower door panels, cabriole legs. 74"h x 17"d x 49"w |
| 152 | WALL UNIT: French provincial oak 19th century wall unit, molded and carved crestrail, center clock without door, open shelves with scalloped skirts. 51"h x 8"d x 87"w |
| 153 | BUFFET: French provincial oak 19th century buffet, carved and molded drawer and door panels, scalloped skirt, cabriole legs. 42"h x 21"d x 90"w |
| 154 | BED: Mid to late 19th century Empire mahogany sleigh bed. headboard, footboard and rails. 43"h x 100"d x 43"w |
| 155 | POTTERY: A Roseville pottery basket entitled, "Magnolia", blue, molded raised relief marks including "Roseville" (script), shape number 385 and size 10", circa 1943, several glazing flaws noted (pock marks on handle) and flaw to side under handle, slight crazing, no chips or cracks noted. |
| 156 | POTTERY: A Roseville blue "Thorn Apple" vase, die-impressed marks, "Roseville" (script), shape number 809, size 5", funnel shaped white flowers with prickly seed pods against a smooth ground, slight crazing and interior (rust ?) marks, no chips or cracks noted, circa late 1930's. |
| 157 | IVORY: An authentic whale tooth ivory cribbage board, signed, incised caribou motif, two pegs, 5 1/4"L x 2"W. |
| 158 | POTTERY: A Roseville pottery forest green "Clematis" teapot, pink stylized flower against a green ground, molded raised-relief marks including "Roseville" (script) and shape number, 5, 10" x 8" x 6 1/2", slight crazing, minor casting flaws (small pockmarks), no chips or cracks noted. |
| 159 | ART GLASS: A cobalt blue mouth blown crystal vase designed by Erte in the Art Deco style with a platinum overlay depicting a woman on tiptoe holding a ball aloft dispensing a stream of fireflies on a brushed silvertone metal base, the vase bears a transparent sticker, "Made in Norway" and the Erte signature on the underside, measures 10 1 /8"H x 4 3/4" diameter, vase opening, 2 1/2" diameter, dated 1988, good condition with a small bubble noted in the glass and some very slight wear to overlay. |
| 160 | UKULELE: American mahogany soprano ukulele by CF Martin & Co. (Nazareth, PA; internal stamp), fiberboard case included. Verdigris corrosion to tuners, frets; spotty moisture marks at sides from storage, play wear, belt buckle scratching to reverse, some detrium appears to be embedded in lacquer. Manufactured about 1949 (interior gift label dated 1950); Bergstrom Music store label (Honolulu) at reverse of peghead. |
| 161 | POTTERY: A Roseville pottery forest green "Clematis" sugar and creamer, stylized flower against a green ground, molded raised-relief marks including "Roseville" (script), shape number, 5-S (sugar) and 5-C (creamer), slight crazing, glazing flaw noted on creamer ("drip" mark in green field) and minor pock marks and pimples, sugar: 2 1/2" x 6 1/4", creamer: 3" x 4 1/2", circa 1940's. |
| 162 | BRONZE: A pair of polychrome finished bronze matching bookends by Ronson Metal Works featuring a trumpeting elephant against a floral background and base. These pieces still have the original label, Ronson All Metal Art Wares No 11349 Royal BZE". Circa 1920-1940. 3"D x 4"W x 4 1/4"H. No damage or chipping noted. |
| 163 | POTTERY: A Roseville blue pottery cornucopia "Magnolia" vase, stylized flower against a blue ground, molded raised-relief marks including "Roseville" (script) shape number 184 and size 6", slight crazing noted. |
| 164 | BRONZE: a bronze work by Mark Hopkins, a creator of wildlife sculpture, whose work often evokes the feeling of suspension in air. This piece is entitled "Eagle Dancer"; is copyrighted and numbered 71/750. the piece depicts a partial figure rising into the air with a soaring feeling and holding eagle feather totems in each hand, a figural representation of a North Eastern tribe, possibly Iroquois. 21 1/2"H x 14"W. Condition is excellent with no damage noted. |
| 165 | POTTERY: A Roseville pottery yellow "Mock Orange" vase, stylized flower against a smooth ground, molded raised-relief marks, including "Roseville" (script), shape number 980, and size 6", crazing, glazing flaws noted. |
| 166 | WATERCOLOR ON PAPER 20 5/8" x 14 1/8", John Lee, WA. Study of a female model. Signed in pencil lower right. Double matted and placed in a metal frame. Lee is a Northwest artist who was particularly active with the Puget Sound Group of Northwest Painters during the 1950's. |
| 167 | GRAPHITE AND WASH ON PAPER 13 1/2" x 10 1/2", Phillip Levine (late 20th century), American. "Back View". Signed and dated "11/92" lower right. Info. on the verso. Matted and placed in a black wood frame. Levine is a Northwest artist well known for his sculptures, especially public works including "Dancer with Flat Hat" on the UofW campus and "Walking with Logs" on the West Seattle freeway. More info. in the white binder. |
| 168 | MIXED MEDIA 29" x 37", Laura Pizzuto-Velaz (1927), WA. Female torso. Applied decals spelling "LAURA" lower right. Signed twice on the verso. Frame incorporated into the piece. With over forty years of drawing from live models, Pizzuto-Velaz's figurative works are at the core of her artistic practice. |
| 169 | MIXED MEDIA ON PAPER 22" x 15 1/2", Bearing signature "Franz Kline" (1910-1962), NY (Unattributed). Two lovers embracing. Double signed with a circled 'K' lower left and a signature insert in the matting lower right. Framer's label on the verso. Matted with fabric matting and gilt trim. Placed in a black and gold frame. |
| 170 | MIXED MEDIA ON PAPER 24" X 30": Lynda Barry (1956-), American. Burlesque dancer. Signed and dated "1984" lower right. Placed in a black metal frame, note condition. Barry, a popular cartoonist, novelist, playwright and folk artist/illustrator, writes a widely successful weekly comic strip entitled "Ernie Pook's Comeek". More info. in the white binder. |
| 171 | MIXED MEDIA ON PAPER 24" X 30": Lynda Barry (1956-), American. Burlesque dancer after the show. Signed and dated "1984" lower right. Placed in a black metal frame, note condition. Barry, a popular cartoonist, novelist, playwright and folk artist/illustrator, writes a widely successful weekly comic strip entitled "Ernie Pook's Comeek". More info. in the white binder. |
| 176 | CARPET: Arak carpet of hand knotted wool woven on a cotton warp, 10'8" x 3'6", red field and ivory border. |
| 177 | CARPET: Persian carpet of hand knotted wool woven on a cotton warp, 10.5 x 5.0, garden pattern, red field and ivory border. |
| 178 | CARPET: Persian Hamadan carpet of hand knotted wool on a cotton warp 11.10 x 2.4, medallion pattern, navy field |
| 179 | CARPET: Persian Hammadan carpet of wool hand-knotted on a cotton warp carpet 9'5" x 3'3", allover pattern, navy field and red border. |
| 180 | CARPET: Persian Hamadan carpet of hand knotted wool on cotton warp 9.9 x 3.5, repeating medallion pattern, red field |
| 181 | CARPET: Persian Lambaran carpet of hand knotted wool woven on a cotton warp measuring approximately 11.2 x 3.8, repeating medallion pattern, red field |
| 182 | COCKTAIL SET: A Bernard Rice and Sons (BRS), 4164 hand Homan plate on nickel silver, E.P.N.S. (Electric Plated Nickel Silver), cocktail set consisting of a hand hammered 1 « quart shaker 10 «"H, silver handle, cap and cork lined lid and 12 matching 4164 cocktail servers 3", rolled metal edges and all hand hammered. Hallmarked, mid 20th century, the company arose from the merger of Apollo Silver Company and the bankrupt Redfield & Rice in 1899, specializing in silver plate and remained in business until 1958. |
| 182 A | PORCELAIN: A Royal Doulton porcelain figurine, "Victoria", HN 2471, seated girl in hand painted polychrome dress, 7", hallmarked, no damage noted. |
| 183 | POTTERY: An unusual Weller formed vase having a white quilt or honey-comb surface background with raised relief three petal flower in pale blue having soft green vines which form two handles at different heights on the vase. The base is white and smooth. Hallmark hand incised Weller indicating the age to be 1927 -1930's, 9" high, 4 _ W. No damage or casting flaws noted. |
| 184 | PORCELAIN HUMIDORS: Two porcelain tobacco jars or humidors in the form of Indian chiefs. The first is hallmarked "Royal Floretta Ware, Austria", polychrome hand painted, measures 7 1/2" to top of feathers, some casting flaws (pimple) and wear to painted edges. The second is also polychrome Indian chief in a feathered head dress with "Tobacco" written across brow band, unattributed, 7 1/2" x 5", crazing noted. |
| 185 | POTTERY: A Roseville pottery brown "Florentine" double candlestick, Italian renaissance decorative inspiration, hallmarked with a blue inkstamped "R", shape number 1049, 8", original retail price tag affixed to bottom, some "pimple" casting flaws noted, no chips or cracks, circa 1920's. |
| 186 | PORCELAIN HUMIDOR: An porcelain tobacco jar/humidor depicting a Moorish bearded figure in a turban, Austrian (marked on underside), unattributed, 6" x 3", several casting flaws, some glazing flaws, no chips or cracks noted. |
| 187 | POTTERY: A Roseville blue "Wincraft" pottery planter, stylized flower and leaf against a glossy blue mottled ground, molded raised-relief including "Roseville" (script) shape mark 268 and size 12", slight glazing flaws to interior rim, circa late 1940's |
| 188 | PORCELAIN: A. C. Alan Johnson Alaska vintage figurine hallmarked and dated 1962, only one year after beginning in 1961. The C. Alan Johnsons, who are from Washington, retired in December 2005 and are no longer making their much-loved figurines. This portrays a young Alaskan native sitting on a log, appearing to be waiting with a smile and wearing a white fur lined parka, 5" H. by 4" W. There is more information on the family on file. Note: In mint condition. |
| 189 | PORCELAIN HUMIDOR: A porcelain tobacco jar humidor, Prince Charles Spaniel "two faces", in the style of Staffordshire, 6 1/2"H x 4"W, some slight glazing and molding flaws, no chips or cracks noted. |
| 190 | IVORY: An ivory cribbage board, drilled holes on three-footed base, colored dividers, tapered sides 15 3/4". Note: End stopper and pegs are missing. |
| 191 | PORCELAIN: A C. Alan Johnson Alaska vintage figurine, hallmarked and dated, 1962, only one year after their beginning fabrication in 1961. The C. Alan Johnsons, who are from Washington, retired in December in 2005. This figurine is entitled, "Ahtoon" and is numbered AE 158, and depicts a young Eskimo boy, cream parka, brown fur trim with adjusting a bucket shaped hat, 4 1/2"H x 3"W, no damage noted. |
| 192 | HALL BENCH/DRESSER: Circa 1920 European golden oak hall bench/dresser, closed pediment back, beaded trimwork, teardrop pulls. 28"h x 19"d x 55"w |
| 193 | WICKER CHAISE LONGUE: White wicker chaise longue, tropical flower fabric cushion. |
| 194 | WICKER SETTEE: Circa 1900 painted wicker settee, back and seat cushions. The settee is purported to come out of the Douglas Mansion on Lake Minatonka in Minnesota, Mahilia Douglas was the wife that survived the Titanic, it was gifted to Johnson the caretaker, the consignor's parents bought it from the Johnson's. |
| 195 | FILE CABINET: Circa 1910 golden tiger oak file cabinet, brass drawer pulls and card slots. 55"h x 25"d x 15"w |
| 196 | DESK: Circa 1900 Indianoplis Cabinet Company golden oak S form rotary roll top desk, fitted interior, panelled sides and back, rotary base with 20 cardboard drawers each with brass pulls. 53"h x 32"d x 53"w |
| 197 | TABLE: Circa 1900 European oak Renaissance Revival table, molded frieze, fluted and turned legs and stretcher posts, bun feet. 27"h x 41"d x 43"w |
| 198 | HUTCH: Circa 1880 Dutch oak Renaissance Revival two piece hutch, heavily carved to include corner caryatids of people and lion heads. Note: hutch stripped and lacks finish. 90"h x 20"d x 39"w |
| 198 A | CARD TABLE: Circa 1880 William and Mary style oak card table, trumpet turned legs. 29"h x 18"d x 37"w |
| 199 | COFFEE TABLE: Modernistic coffee table, tinted and beveled glass top, X style base. 17"h x 36"d x 53"w |
| 200 | DINING TABLE AND CHAIRS: Contemporary/modernistic dining table and six chairs, table with tinted beveled glass top, "X" frame base. Table measures 30"h x 46"d x 77"w |
| 201 | ROCKER: Circa 1890 rocker with carved scrolled back and shell, H stretcher. |
| 202 | SET OF FOUR WICKER ARMCHAIRS: Henry Link, Lexington Furniture, set of natural finish wicker armchairs. |
| 203 | OIL ON CANVAS ADHERED TO BOARD 15 7/8" x 16 5/8", Eugene Pizzuto (1925-2004), WA. "#17, #710, Experiment". Unsigned, titled on the verso. Note condition to include spotting and smudging to matboard, as seen. Floating wood frame presentation. A longtime UofW painting professor, Pizzuto was well known for his abstract landscape paintings. His works were often exhibited at the Henry Art Gallery as well as at galleries throughout the world. More info in the white binder. |
| 204 | OIL ON CANVAS ADHERED TO BOARD 15 7/8" x 16 5/8", Eugene Pizzuto (1925-2004), WA. "#19 Organ & Study Rig". Unsigned, titled on the verso. Note condition to include spotting and smudging to matboard, as seen. Floating wood frame presentation, chip lower right, as seen. A longtime UofW painting professor, Pizzuto was well known for his abstract landscape paintings. His works were often exhibited at the Henry Art Gallery as well as at galleries throughout the world. More info in the white binder. |
| 205 | OIL ON PANEL 19 1/2" X 29 1/2", Heinie Hartwig (1937-), CA. "Yellow Sky Camp". Signed lower left. Title on the verso. Placed in a gilt frame, note condition. Hartwig utilizes a traditional "old world" style of color and light in his contemporary studies of the West. More info. in the white binder. |
| 206 | MIXED MEDIA COLLAGE ON CANVAS, 37" x 47", Paul Horiuchi (1906-1999), WA. "From Winter To Spring". Dated 1987. Signed lower right. Signed, titled and dated on the verso. Gallery label from the Woodside/Braseth Gallery on the verso. Fabric matted and placed in a silvertone frame. Heralded as the "Master of Collage", Horiuchi's pieces exhibit an oriental influence wrought from his childhood in Japan. Horiuchi held a close and long-term relationship with Northwest Master Mark Tobey who shared his interest in Zen philosophy and Asian antiques. More info. in the white binder. |
| 207 | HANDCOLORED PHOTOGRAPH ADHERED TO BOARD 40 3/4" x 80", Asahel Curtis (1874-1941), WA. Tumwater Canyon. Circa 1910. Note condition to include bending to the board and some scrapping/chipping/wear throughout. Placed in what is purported to be its original wood frame, note condition. Curtis is an important early photographer of Washington land and cityscapes. He was the brother of Edward Curtis, a well-known photographer of Native American Indians. More info. in the white binder. |
| 213 | ART GLASS: Signed hand thrown Catalina or Floppy Bowl by Susan Anne Glass (7/13/1937 - 3/ 2/2005). "She preferred the freedom of movement.often characterized by swirls of glass the wrap around the edge and body of the piece.having optical light traveling the clear, vibrant colors" according to her biography. This elongated free thrown piece is indeed a vibrant maroon color having a wrapped edge with a second trailing bead of glass irregularly molded about the outside. The vase has folds and around a flat base in diffused white. The vase is signed Susan Glass and dated '99' (1999). She produced commissioned works for such places as St. Michelle Winery, Digital Systems, Microsoft and others. Her works can be found in the new Environmental Protection Agency, the International Exhibit of Glass Kanazawa in Ishikawa, Japan; the Glass Ornament Collection of the White House and the Corning Museum of Glass in New York, Approximately 20" x 16". Note: No damage noted and only light surface marks on the base and some "stretch lines" with in the glass itself. |
| 214 | PORCELAIN: Three small Royal Doulton character jugs. Included in the lot are: "Smuggler" (D 6619), "John Doulton" (D 6656), and "Leprechaun" (D 6899), no damage noted. |
| 215 | PORCELAIN HUMIDORS: Two majolica tobacco jars or humidors. The first is in the form of an orientalist woman with a patterned head piece, 6" x 5 1/2", ill fitting to lid, may not be original to piece. The second is an orientalist man with a brown head piece, 5 1/4" x 3 1/2", flea bite noted to underside of lid. |
| 216 | PORCELAIN: Three small Royal Doulton character jugs to include "Falstaff" , 1949, 3 1/2"H, "The Lumberjack" D6613, 3 3/4", and "Granny" D 6384, no damage noted. |
| 217 | HUMIDOR: A ceramic tobacco jar or humidor depicting a bearded black face man in a top hat, numbered on underside, unattributed, mat glaze, 6" x 4", patinated, wear to paint noted. |
| 218 | PORCELAIN: Four Royal Doulton character jugs to include one small "Beefeater", D6233, 3 1/2", one miniature "Sancho Panca" D6518, 2 3/4", one miniature "Old Charley", 2 1/4", and a miniature "Rip Van Winkle", D 6517, 2 1/2", no damage noted. |
| 219 | PORCELAIN: Two majolica tobacco jars or humidors. The first is an orientalist woman with a green head piece, unattributed, 5" x 3", ill fitting lid, chips noted to underside of lid and base. The second is in the form of a Chinese woman with a red pointed hat, numbered on underside, unattributed, 6" x 4", casting flaw noted to interior. |
| 220 | PORCELAIN: A Porcelain figurine consisting of a seated lady playing a stringed musical instrument leaning against a like gentleman with a stringed musical instrument, both in court dress of the mid 18th century, all on a gold edged plinth, unidentified hallmark on the backside and marked Germany on the underside, 4" x 3 «" x 7"H. post WWII. Note: No substantive loss to lace, gentlemen missing tip end of outside finger. German Dresden style figure, musician man & woman |
| 221 | PORCELAIN: A large size Royal Doulton character jug, "Athos", D 6439, 7 3/4", a character from "The Three Muskateers", no damage. |
| 222 | PAPERWEIGHT: A round 2" x 3 ¬" clear blown glass paperweight having stripe dual lines of orange and red undulating from the base up and out then spreading into a triangle shaped form. The base has an indented pontil which contains the formed letters G or C and L (Lundberg Studios??). A minute rub mark noted. |
| 223 | RING: Brilliant 14K yellow gold lady's ring bead set with five round cut diamonds. Diamonds measure approximately 0.75 ctw, have I1 clarity and G color. Appraisal included. |
| 224 | EARRINGS: Pair of magnificent 18K white gold earrings set with oval shaped emerald cabochons and accented with modified rose cut and round cut diamonds. The emerald cabochons measure approximately 6.27 ctw. The diamonds measure approximately 1.62 ctw, have SI1 to SI2 clarity and G to H color. Appraisal included. |
| 225 | PENDANT: Lavish 18K white gold chain and pendant set with an oval emerald cabochon encircled by modified rose cut and round cut diamonds. The emerald cabochon measures approximately 3.18 cts. The diamonds measure approximately 0.82 ctw, have SI1 to SI2 clarity and G to H color. Appraisal included. |
| 226 | RING: Radiant 14k white gold lady's ring set with round cut sapphire accented with round and baguette cut diamonds. The dark blue sapphire measures approximately 0.50 cts and is transparent. The diamonds measure approximately 0.50 ctw, have VS2 to I2 clarity and H to I color. Appraisal included. |
| 227 | CARVED EAGLE: Carved eagle acacia wood, on perch |
| 228 | CARVED ROCKING HORSE: Carved acacia wood polychromed rocking horse. |
| 229 | WICKER PLANT STAND: Natural finish wicker plant stand. 36"h x 11"diameter |
| 230 | SIDEBOARD: Circa 1910 oak two piece sideboard, upper part with molded cornice, beveled mirror, ionic side columns; lower part with molded and carved door panels. 74"h x 18"d x 53"w |
| 231 | DAYBED: Circa 1900 Eastlake walnut daybed, original Turkish rug panel upholstery, turned legs, casters. |
| 233 | PAIR SIDE CHAIRS: Pair circa 1825-50 American Hitchcock painted side chairs, each with old paint, rush seat and turned crestrail, front legs and stretcher. |
| 234 | ROCKER: Circa 1825-50 American Hitchcock painted rocker, old paint, rush seat, turned crestrail, front legs and stretcher. |
| 235 | WINDOW SEAT: Vintage Sheraton style mahogany window seat, turned stretchers. |
| 236 | BRASS BED: Circa 1910 Victorian brass tubular bed, headboard, footboard and rails. |
| 237 | ROLLTOP DESK: Circa 1910-20 American golden oak roll top desk |
| 238 | SIDE CHAIR: Circa 1870-80 Eastlake walnut side chair, floral needlepoint on beige ground, casters. |
| 239 | OIL ON CANVAS 23" x 31, Yos Munihen. Fishing boats on the shore. Signed lower left. Inscribed on the verso "Kleiner Fischerhafen auf Capri". Circa early 20th century. Small paint scrappings upper center and center right. Placed in a painted wood frame. |
| 240 | OIL ON PANEL 22 7/8" x 28 7/8", Attributed to Jonas Lie (1880-1940), NY. A winter landscape. Signed lower left. Placed in a gilt frame with fabric matting. Lie was one of the foremost Norwegian-American painters and one of the leading American landscape painters of his time. More info. in the white binder. |
| 241 | OIL ON PANEL 18" X 24", Tom Murphy. "Dry Falls Marsh". Signed and dated "circa '05". The Dry Marsh Falls are located in Eastern Washington. Placed in a painted wood frame with gilt trim. More info in the white binder. |
| 242 | OIL ON PANEL 24" X 30", L. Newell (20th Century). A dramatic ocean scene. Circa 1963. Notations on the verso. Placed in a gilt frame with black velvet trim. |
| 243 | OIL ON CANVAS 24" x 36", R. Eicher (20th century), Swiss. A river landscape. Signed lower right. Note small tear upper right. Placed in a gilt frame, note chip lower left. More info. in the white binder. |
| 249 | CARPET: Persian Hamadan carpet of hand knotted wool woven on cotton warp measuring approximately 9.9 x 3.7, repeating medallion pattern, red field |
| 250 | CARPET: Persian Hamadan carpet of hand knotted wool woven on a cotton warp measuring approximately 9'4" X 3'2", repeating medallion pattern, red field and ivory border. |
| 251 | CARPET: Persian Hamadan carpet of hand knotted wool on cotton warp 10.2 x 3.6, medallion pattern, red field |
| 252 | CARPET: Persian Ardebil wool hand-knotted on a cotton warp carpet 10'4" x 2'10", repeating medallion pattern, navy field |
| 253 | CARPET: Persian carpet of hand knotted on cotton warp 10.3 x 3.8, repeating medallion pattern, wine color field |
| 254 | CARPET: Kirman wool hand-knotted on a cotton warp carpet 10'5" x 3'2", Solid beige color field |
| 255 | HUMIDORS: A lot of two tobacco jars/humidors. The first is a polychrome figural ceramic jar, a sailor with red tasseled cap and pipe in mouth, inscribed on underside, "LPW, Made in France", 7" x 5", paint loss noted to collar and scarf. The second is a majolica figural jar,older man's face with purple cap and clothing, unattributed, 6" x 4", no damage noted. |
| 256 | PORCELAIN: A Royal Doulton character jug, "The Busker", figural face with an accordion handle, D6775, hallmarked, 1987, large, 7" x 6 1/2", no damage noted. |
| 257 | PORCELAIN HUMIDOR: Two figural porcelain tobacco jars/humidors. The first is a majolica gentleman in a top hat, marked "BB, 349 on underside", 7" x 4", a hairline crack noted on interior. The second is an Austrian jar, a man wearing a green hat with feather, smoking, 6 1/2" x 4", marked "Austria" on underside, paint loss noted to hat band, some glazing flaws, chip noted to brim. |
| 258 | POTTERY: An unusual vase in the shape of a cream-white slightly elongated pillowcase, wrinkles and all, the side shaped having a round tear from which protrudes a motherly night-capped lady knitting, hallmark is attributed to Reginald Wells, Storrington, Sussex, England. The firm was in business 1910-1951 and this piece dates from their early period, what appears to be fleabite damage is actually a casting flaw. |
| 259 | HUMIDOR: Two majolica jockey figural tobacco jars/humidors. The first is wearing a grey hat, blue brim, numbered on underside of lid 3976, 7 1/4" x 3 3/4", some casting flaws noted, "pimples" to hat brim and face, no chips or cracks. The second is also a jockey wearing a yellow and red cap, numbered 6196 on back of neck, 6" x 3", some small pockmarks to glazing noted. |
| 260 | COPPER CHANDELIER: A hand made chandelier ceiling light fixture with copper leaf, flower, and vine detailing, originally purchased from Frank and Dunya in the Freemont area of Seattle, unattributed, 24"L x 32"W. |
| 261 | PORCELAIN: A Royal Doulton porcelain character jug, "Neptune", Roman god of the seas with a fish and trident handle, D6548, 1960, hallmarked lion on crown, large size, 7" x 7", no damage noted. |
| 262 | PORCELAIN: A Porcelain figurine consisting of a court attired gentleman hand poll vaulting, outstretched legs, over a dome pedestal mounted on a round gold trim plinth decorated with stones and lawn, 5 «" H x 5" W. Hallmarked Bing & Grondahl, made after 1948. No damage noted. |
| 263 | PORCELAIN: A Royal Doulton large character jug entitled "The Collector", D6796, 7" x 7", no damage noted. |
| 264 | PORCELAIN: A bisque finished porcelain scene of two bald headed gentlemen seated on a curved sofa sharing a bit of gossip. The figure rests on an oval plinth with the front portion having gold tipped scrollwork. The piece is marked "Pucci" and the hallmark "Crown N" in blue appears to be Societa Ceramica Richard, Milan, Italy, or Capodimonte, late 20th century, 6" x 5 1/2" x 5 1/8", no damage noted. |
| 265 | OAK WARDROBE: Circa 1920 European oak wardrobe, molded cornice, paneled doors. 76"h x 19"d x 48"w |
| 266 | SIDEBOARD: Georgian style mahogany breakfront sideboard, etched mirrored doors, corner shelf units. 35"h x 18"d x 72"w. Note: light scratches and nicks. |
| 267 | COFFEE TABLE: Modernistic lucite and glass coffee table, octoganal shape top with glass inset, molded straight legs. 16"h x 30"d x 48"w |
| 268 | PRAYER STAND: Rustic oak 19th century prayer stand. 40h x 20"d x 21.5"w |
| 269 | COAL BIN: Antique late 19th century ebonized wood coal bin, turned handle. 15"h x 19"d x 13.5"w |
| 270 | BED: Circa 1870 Renaissance Revival walnut bed, headboard, footboard and rails |
| 271 | SIDE CHAIR: Circa 1870-80 Eastlake walnut side chair, floral needlepoint on blue ground, front casters. |
| 272 | SOFA AND TWO EASY CHAIRS: Vintage Renaissance Revival walnut frame sofa and two easy chairs, each with ball turned armrests, bun feet, silver gray floral upholstery. |
| 273 | SIDE CHAIR: Circa 1880 Eastlake walnut side chair, cane seat, turned front legs and stretchers. |
| 274 | PAIR WICKER ARMCHAIRS AND PAIR OTTOMANS: Henry Link, Lexington Furniture, pair natural finsh wicker armchairs and pair ottomans. |
| 275 | PAIR OF MONOPRINTS 22" x 17 1/2", Robert Lee Mejer (1944-), Illinois. "Jack in the Box" & "Interval". Signed lower right. Laid on fabric backing and placed in cream-colored metal frames. Mejer is a painter, printmaker and Professor of Art at Quincy University in Illinois. More info. in the white binder. |
| 276 | PAIR OF SERIGRAPHS 20 1/2" x 26 3/4", Indistinctly signed lower right. Abstract compositions. Numbered 89/260 and 144/260. Placed in metal frames. Framers labels on the verso. |
| 277 | OIL ON CANVAS 48" x 36", James Scoppettone (1937-), CA. An Impressionistic image of a building. Signed lower left. Placed in an ornate gilt frame. Like the Impressionistic masters before him, Scoppettone's interest lies in studing the nuances of light. More info. in the white binder. |
| 278 | OIL ON CANVAS 50" x 39 3/4", Unsigned. "L'Instant Taittinger" (A Taittinger Moment). Placed in a black wood frame. |
| 279 | MIXED MEDIA 35 3/4" x 39 3/4", Nunzio Sparauno. Psychedelic-like collage including Indian figures, a man on a motorcycle and more. Signed "Nunzio '68" lower right corner. Signed Nunzio Sparauno on the verso. Placed in a fitted wood frame. |
| 284 | LOOSE AQUAMARINE: Pear shaped loose aquamarine (tested) approximately 5.20 cts. No appraisal is included with this lot. |
| 285 | RING: Elegant 14K white gold and star sapphire ring. Marked on the inside Dason. Ring's size is approximately 5.5. No appraisal is included with this lot. |
| 286 | BROOCH: Whimsical 18K yellow gold fish form brooch pave set with diamonds. Forty-eight round brilliant diamonds measure approximately 0.65 ctw, have VS2 to SI1 clarity and H to I color. One hundred four fancy yellow diamonds measure approximately 3.10 ctw and have SI1 to I1 clarity. One bezel set diamond measuring approximately 0.02 cts. Appraisal included. |
| 287 | BRACELET: Darling 10K yellow gold bracelet set with marquise and round cut emeralds in the form of butterflies. The medium dark green emeralds measure approximately 4.00 ctw and range from translucent to semi-translucent. Appraisal included. |
| 288 | NECKLACE: Classic rough cut garnet bead necklace with gold tone barrel clasp. No appraisal is included with this lot. |
| 289 | RING: Intricate 14K yellow gold lady's ring bezel set with an oval cut sapphire and accented with two round cut diamonds. The dark blue sapphire measures approximately 0.25 cts and is transparent. The diamonds measure approximately 0.07 ctw, have VS2 to I2 clarity and J color. Appraisal included. |
| 290 | EARRINGS: Pair of luminous 14K white gold and round brilliant cut diamond stud earrings. Diamonds measure approximately 2.08 ctw, have SI3 clarity and F to G color. Appraisal included. |
| 291 | PORCELAIN: Royal Dalton: HN1892, " Uriah Heep" who was a character from Charles Dickens, "David Copperfield", 2nd, version, designed by L. Harradine, 1938 -1952, 7" tall. The second is Royal Dalton, HN 1895, "Micawber", also a character from "David Copperfield", 2nd version, designed by L. Harradine, 1938 - 1952, 7" tall. No damage was noted on either figurine. |
| 292 | PORCELAIN HUMIDOR: Two Black Americana porcelain tobacco jars/ humidors. The first is a figural terra cotta jar with a black baby face in a red hat atop a barrel, unattributed, 9" x 5", flea bites noted to rim and base. The second is a figural jar depicting a tobacco man with a kerchief head wrap and tobacco leaves behind his ears, unattributed, 6" x 4", no damage noted. |
| 293 | PORCELAIN HUMIDOR: A porcelain tobacco jar/humidor, a figural representation of a white terrier dog, attached glass eyes, unattributed, ill-fitting lid, 5 1/2" x 5", some casting flaws and crazing noted. |
| 294 | PORCELAIN HUMIDOR: Two monkey face figural porcelain tobacco jars/humidors. The first is a majolica polychrome monkey face smoking a pipe wearing a hat with a feather, unattributed, 5 1/2" x 4", crack noted circumnavigating feather, possibly a casting flaw and small chip to feather tip. The second is roly-poly monkey faced polychrome jar, numbered on underside, unattributed, 5 1/2" x 3 1/2", chip to ear and some pock marks to glaze noted. |
| 295 | PORCELAIN HUMIDOR: Two figural porcelain tobacco jars/humidors, orientalist male figures. The first is a majolica piece, mat face, 6 1/2" x 4",inscribed numbers to underside, minor casting flaws , chip to interior rim and turban noted. The second depicts a Moorish figure with a white turban, 6 3/4" x 3 1/2", some flea bites to turban, discoloration to one turban fold, a hairline crack noted. |
| 296 | POTTERY: A pair of Roseville green Bushberry bookends, shape number 9 and molded raised-relief marks including "Roseville" (script) and shape number, branch and bushberry in relief against a stylized wood grain background. 5 1/4"H 5"L x 4"W, small flea bite chip noted to one edge, and some dark spots to glazing noted. |
| 297 | POTTERY: A Roseville Bushberry green teapot with lid, molded raised-relief marks, including "Roseville" script, shape number and size 2T, 10"L 6"H, life-like berry designs against a wood grain relief finish, a few dark spots in glazing noted, no cracks or chips noted. |
| 298 | POTTERY: A Roseville pottery brown "Luffa" pattern vase, a tropical flower against a ribbed, beehive style ridged ground, 7" H, shape number 685, original sticker on bottom to read Roseville Pottery in black writing on gold, no chips or cracks noted, some slight glazing flaws noted. |
| 299 | POTTERY: A green Roseville "Bushberry" planter bowl, stylized leaves and berries against a wood grain ground, molded raised-relief marks, including a script "Roseville", shape number 416 and size 12", 12"L x 3 1/2"H x 7"W, small glazing and casting flaws noted to rim, some glazing flaws to interior bottom, and a faint dark line almost like a pencil mark noted under leaves on one side. |
| 300 | PORCELAIN: A figural porcelain creamer in the form of a devil's head, halmarked "Coventry USA, 5558A", polychrome molded facial features, orange clothing, 5" x 4", slight crazing, interior black spots (ink marks), no chips or cracks noted. |
| 301 | POTTERY: Two Roseville "Pine Cone"green pottery vases. The first is unsigned and unmarked, urn shaped on a pedestal base, stylized branch handles, single pine cone and needle raised relief motif, 7 1/4"H x 5" diameter, some crazing and faint dark lines noted. The second is also a vase with a stylized branch handles, relief pine cone and needle motif, faintly marked on underside, impressed, Roseville, shape 906, 6", interior water marks and crazing, some imperfections to glazing, no chips or cracks noted. |
| 305 | A faux ivory Pieta figurine and a small Asian water color painting |
| 307 | Two laquer boxes and a wood box with red and green stamped print |
| 501 | PORCELAIN: A Lladro porcelain figurine, "Love in Bloom", 5292, hallmarked on underside, a young boy and girl, 9 1/2" x 6", with original box, no damage noted. |
| 502 | STERLING SILVER: A fine assortment of twelve engraved Sterling Silver spoons, four by Rogers, Lunt 7 Bowlen, eight are unidentified, 5 «" L, both dating from early to mid 20th century, 7.6 ozt. |
| 503 | PORCELAIN: A Lladro porcelain figurine entitled, little girl and cat, N# 1187, retired 1989, hallmarked and numbered on underside, 8" x 3", with original box (box as seen), no damage noted to figurine. |
| 504 | FLATWARE: A set of 12 Guelon France brass ice cream spoons with orange bakelite handles and European sterling silver bands, original green paper covered box with clasp. Spoons are 6 ¬" long and the box is 7 3/8" W x 6 _" D x 1 _"D, circa 1930- 1940's. Note: Spoons show some rub marks from use and bakelite shows crazing/cracks on the handles, none is separated from spoon hilts, box surface is worn in places. |
| 505 | PORCELAIN: A Lladro porcelain figurine, "Platero Y Marcelino" boy with donkey, N 1.181, 8" x 4 1/2", introduced in 1971 and retired in 1989, hallmarked, with original box (box as seen), no damage noted. |
| 506 | SILVER: A lot of two items, Swedish sauce spoon hallmarked "Hall Berg Extra NSALP", having a wide flat handle which there is embossed or molded series of scenes representing different aspects of living in Sweden. It is signed "L. Deckel", 5 «" and a Reed and Barton "card tray", "Windsor patters, x958B, and dated 1947, 7" x 5", Note: Light surface scratches |
| 507 | PORCELAIN: A Lladro porcelain figurine entitled, "Sunning in Ipanema", 5660, a woman sunbathing on a rock with a ruffled swimsuit and open towel, hallmarked on underside, 12"H at highest point, 9" wide, 1989, new condition having only recently been removed from box for the first time. |
| 508 | STERLING SILVER: A lot of three late 19th to early 20th century Sterling Silver serving utensils, vegetable 8", stuffing 9" and cold meat fork.8". 4.71Toz. |
| 509 | PORCELAIN: A Lladro porcelain figurine entitled, "Picture Perfect",7612, a young woman with a parasol and a small dog, 8 1/2"H, hallmarked on underside with the additional marking for the "5th Anniversay of the Lladro Collectors Society, 1985-1990", 1990, new condition having only been recently removed from the box for the first time, original box included. |
| 510 | SILVER PLATED PLATEAU: A 20th century silver-plated plateau by Reed and Barton hallmarked and numbered 187. This highly sought after plateau is 12" round and 14" counting the four base metal applied square-footed base or feet. The edge rim is 1 ¬" thick with highly embossed floral and scroll design, appearing to be silver on copper with some copper showing around the edge. Round, rolled edge holds the glass mirror, the underside is well-secured black painted wood base. Note: Silver plate is worn around the edge and on the sides in a very few areas. |
| 511 | CONSOLE/DINING TABLE: Circa 1930 walnut Renaissance Revival console/dining table, top with slideout expansion, trestle base with turned and reeded columns. 30"h x 20"d(40"expanded) x 53"w |
| 512 | LOG BOX: Vintage William and Mary style brass and tin log box, decorative appliques, trumphet style legs and inverted stretcher. 20"h x 12.5"d x 18"w |
| 513 | TABLE: Vintage round marble top table with tripod iron base. 41"h x 28"diameter |
| 514 | DESK: French Provincial style fruitwood desk, scalloped top with tooled leather writing surface, cabriole legs, decorative brass hardware. 30"h x 26"d x 48"w |
| 515 | LINEN CABINET: English mid 19th century linen cabinet, top and base not original, piece is divorce from larger two peice linen press. In its present state has interior two drawers and three pull out shelves, bun feet. 47"h x 21"d x 41"d |
| 516 | TIME CLOCK: A National Time Recorder Co. Ltd., St. Mary Cray, Kent, England, mahogany and oak, seven day time clock. Untested for operational aspects but runs. Clock includes winder, door keys, and cases hardware, 39"H by 14". Overall condition is good with minor rub and surface scratch marks. Glass may have been replaced. |
| 517 | ARMCHAIR: Georgian style walnut armchair, ball and claw feet, carved knees, faux leopard skin fabric. |
| 518 | COFFEE TABLE: Neo Classical style coffee, round glass top, gold dolphins on ebonized triangular base. 17"h x 42"diameter |
| 518 A | PAIR END TABLES: Pair Neo Classical shell inlay end tables, each with scalloped top, beaded top edge and lower platform, S form supports. 16"h x 21"d x 28"w |
| 519 | SIDE CHAIR: Circa 1910 Edwardian mahogany Sheraton style side chair, string inlay. |
| 520 | DRAPERY: A valence and drapery set with Roman interior drape, possibly Fortuny fabric, valence measures 7' 21" long, one drapery panel measures 7'4" long x 44"W. Some fading noted, as seen. |
| 521 | HANDCOLORED LITHOGRAPH 15 3/8" X 9 3/8" (Oval top), Unsigned. A mountain river. Placed in a vintage handcolored silvertone paste frame with pediment. Original retail stamping on the verso. |
| 522 | CHROMOLITHOGRAPH ON TEXTURED PAPER 20 7/8" x 22", Unsigned. A couple fishing at a mountain lake. Placed in a gilt frame with stylized leaf and berry motif. |
| 523 | HANDCOLORED LITHOGRAPH 16 1/4" X 13" Oval, Unsigned. Portrait of a maiden holding a basket of roses. Late 19th, early 20th century. Matted and placed in an ornate gilt frame with pediment and handpainting. Foxing occurs on matting but does not appear to affect image. |
| 524 | ETCHING ON PAPER 11 3/4" x 9 3/4", Joseph Pennell (1857-1926), American. Moored sailboats. Signed in pencil lower right. Note condition including dark spots and some buckling. Matted and placed in a wood frame. A superior draftsman and illustrator, Pennell was something of a Renaissance man who also taught, lectured and wrote books. More info. in the white binder. |
| 525 | THREE ENGRAVINGS ON PAPER (21" x 11 1/2"),(17 3/4" x 12 5/8"),(13" x 8 3/4"), Origional drawings by Hans Holbein (1497-1543), German. Engraved by F. Bartolozzi ("Historical Engraver to his Majesty"). "Jane Seymour Queen", "Ormond" & "Anna Bollein Queen". Titles left and center top. Artist info. left, center and right bottom. Paper labels on the verso. Placed in black wood frames with gilt trim. More info. in the white binder. |
| 526 | HANDCOLORED AQUATINT 11 1/2" x 14 1/4", Indistinctly signed. "Swan". Signed and dated '85' lower right. Numbered 62/110 lower left. Silk matted and place in a silvertone frame. |
| 527 | BRONZE STATUE: An unattributed molded Bronze reproduction of a reclining nude women with a putto at her feet, acting in an attending manner, mounted on a "cloth" draped platform affixed to a black variegated marble plinth, 12 «" L x 7" D x 11 _' H including base, 20TH century. |
| 528 | BRONZE: An unattributed Bronze reproduction of a standing nude male with up-stretched hand holding a wine skin or satchel and in the other partially outstretched hand, holding a challis or cup, wearing a fig leaf covering in the front and in the back a cloth which drapes from the belt to a shaped bag. One foot is resting on the bag and the other on a green round marble plinth, 21 «' H X 8 _ " overall and the base is 7 1/8 R x 1 « H, 20TH century. |
| 529 | MIRROR: A beveled mirror in a wood frame with carved molded detail, 34" x 22" |
| 530 | RING: Lady's grand 14K white gold ring set with a substantial oval cut emerald and accented with princess and baguette cut diamonds. The slightly dark green emerald measures approximately 2.58 cts and is semi-transparent. Diamonds measure approximately 1.25 ctw, have VS1 clarity and H color. Appraisal included. |
| 531 | BROOCH: Delicate 14K yellow gold oval cut aquamarine and round cut diamond brooch with filigree frame. |
| 532 | EARRINGS: Pair of 14K white gold drop earrings with large briolette cut citrines suspended from snowflake form filigree posts set with fifty-four facet cut diamonds. Citrines measure 14.73 ctw and diamonds .21 ctw. |
| 533 | RING: Impressive 14K white gold with bezel set bead cut peridot accented with round cut diamonds on the band. Olive green peridot is transparent and measures approximately 0.75 cts. Diamonds measure approximately 0.07 ctw and have SI1 to I2 clarity and G color. Appraisal included. |
| 534 | NECKLACE: Continental cameo necklace encircled by faux pearls and framed by 18K yellow gold (tested) on a gold tone chain. The stone could be tortoise shell or amber although the profile is applied and does not appear to be either. The necklace was given to Mary Silver in 1918 by her high school boy friend, a soldier in WWI who purchased it in Germany. The lot does not include an appraisal but it does include a note stating the provenace. |
| 535 | RING: Eye-catching lady's 18K white gold ring set with an impressive oval cut sapphire and accented with round and trillion cut diamonds arranged in a fanciful floral motif. The medium dark blue sapphire meausre approximately 3.04 cts and is transparent. The diamonds measure approximately 0.30 ctw, have VS2 to SI2 clarity and F, G, and H color. Appraisal included. |
| 536 | PORCELAIN: Lladro, Spain, complete porcelain child's modern nativity set consisting of Mary, Joseph, Baby Jesus, three wise persons, and two animals, hallmarked LLadro, late 20th century. Set is in mint condition and comes with the original packing boxes. |
| 537 | PORCELAIN: A Lladro porcelain figurine entitled, "Dispuesto a jugar", 7.610, a young boy with a baseball and bat, 8 1/2"H, 1990, hallmarked and with the collectors society mark, new condition having been only recently removed from the box for the first time. |
| 538 | CHINA: Lot of assorted Lenox early china including Lenox Springfield (1900 -1927 with replacements still available) footed Demitasses Cups, gold rim, with saucers, green wreath, condition of cups and saucers including gold is excellent, one Lenox Demitasse cup with sterling silver holder by Frank M. Whiting Company, green label, two Lenox Demitasse cups with silver holders, black label, and one Lenox china Demitasse Cup. |
| 539 | PORCELAIN: A Lladro porcelain figurine entitled, "Pick of the Litter", 07621, a limited, retired edition, special event piece, a small girl with puppies, hallmarked, 1993, 7 1/4"H x 4"W, new in box, box just recently opened for the first time. |
| 540 | WHIMSEY: A patinated brass pen stand featuring a molded English Toy Spaniel dog figure at base with a 6-7K yellow gold nibbed "Conklin 2 Toledo" quill pen featurin an incised gold band (dent noted in band) with an ebonized wood stem. Pen stand measures 3"H, dog measures 2"L, pen measures 6 1/4"L. |
| 541 | PORCELAIN: A porcelain Lladro figurine entitled, "Loving Care", 6087, a young girl veterinarian, 7"H x 4 1/2"W, hallmarked, signed and dated, "11.12.93", new condition only having recently been removed from the box for the first time. |
| 542 | CRYSTAL: Lot of three Crystal Angel Champagne Flutes, fine detail featuring an angelic face at the junction of the stem with rising geometric wings, signed LALIQUE France", signed under the base of the stem. They are in mint condition, 8 1/8" H x 2" W at the top. |
| 543 | PORCELAIN: A Lladro porcelain figurine entitled, "All Aboard", 7619, a young boy playing with a train, hallmarked on underside, 5 1/2"H x 7"L, 1991, new and only recently removed from box. |
| 544 | CRYSTAL: Lot of four crystal Angel Champagne Flutes, fine detail featuring an angelic face at the junction of the stem with rising geometric wings, signed LALIQUE France", signed under the base of the stem. They are in mint condition, 8 1/8" H x 2" W at the top. |
| 545 | PORCELAIN: Royal Doulton figurine "Flirtations" RN307, signed, March 16, 1986, women on stool, 1920's style with raised knee, 10 ¬"H x 4" W. Note: No damage. |
| 546 | PORCELAIN: A Royal Doulton porcelain character jug, "Queen Victoria", figural face with a scepter handle, D6816, large size 7 1/2" x 6", hallmarked, 1987, no damage noted. |
| 547 | CARPET: Persian Tabriz carpet of wool hand-knotted on a cotton warp, 11'11" x 10', garden pattern, light blue field and rust color border. |
| 548 | CARPET: Indo-Persian Kasmmir carpet of hand knotted silk, measuring approximately 5.3 x 4.0, medallion pattern, brown medallion and corners, ivory field and beige border. |
| 548 A | CARPET: Persian Tabriz carpet of hand knotted wool woven on a cotton warp, 12.10 x 9.9, medallion pattern, blue field and ivory border. |
| 549 | CARPET: Sino-Tabriz carpet of hand knotted wool woven on a cotton warp measuring approximately 10.0 x 8.1, medallion pattern, ivory field and navy border. |
| 550 | CARPET: Circa 1925 Kayseri carpet of Caucasus design of Ankara vegetable dye hand woven wool, measuring approximately 7.3 x 5.0, all over pattern, brown field and ivory border. With Certificate of origin and authenticity. |
| 551 | CARPET: Indo-Agra carpet of hand knotted wool on cotton warp, vegetable dyes, beige/green 8'x10', allover pattern. |
| 552 | CARPET: Indo-Agra carpet of hand knotted wool on a cotton warp, vegetable dyes, 8.0 x 5.9, allover pattern. |
| 553 | OIL ON PANEL 9 3/4" x 13 7/8", Unsigned. Landscape with fence. Circa late 19th, early 20th century. Placed in a gilt frame, note condition. |
| 554 | WATERCOLOR ON PAPER 7 1/2" X 10", Eve M. Kiehl. "Opal Creek, Big Basin". Signed and dated "1936" lower right. Matted and placed in a thin gilt frame. |
| 555 | OIL ON PANEL 13 7/8" x 10 7/8", Isaac A. Josephi (?-1954), New York. Trail through an aspen grove. Signed lower right. Piece of a paper label on the verso. Note condition to include chipping and scrapping. Placed in a gilt frame. Josephi, a landscape and miniature painter, was one of the founders of the American Society of Miniature Painters. More info. in the white binder. |
| 556 | OIL ON PANEL, 12" x 18 1/2", Signed with initials 'P.R.' lower right. An idyllic farm scene. Paper label on the verso. Late 19th, early 20th century. Placed in an ornate gilt frame. |
| 557 | OIL ON CANVAS, 19 3/8" x 15 3/8", Signed Anna K. Wilson, likely Anna Wilson (early 20th century), CA. An elegant flower arrangement. Signed lower right. Small paper label on the verso. Placed in a unique gilt and black frame, note condition. More info. in the white binder. |
| 558 | GOUACHE ON PANEL 14" x 9", E.F. Gibson (likely Edward Gibson, NC). A tree grove. Early 20th century. Paper label on the verso. Placed in a paste frame, note condition to include chipping and scrapes. More info. in the white binder. |
| 559 | MIRROR: A large Baroque style gilt mirror, 65"H x 36"W |
| 560 | BLANKET CHEST: Early 19th century English oak blanket chest, carved frieze. 28"h x 21"d x 55"w |
| 561 | PAIR CHESTS ON STANDS: Pair Marge Carson designer silvered wood small chests on stand. Each measures 18"h x 11"d x 21"w |
| 562 | CORNER CABINET: Circa 1790 to 1810 Federal corner cabinet, poplar woods, base with two doors enclosing inner shelf, Upper section with two doors with mullions and original glass panes. Interior of cabinet painted white. Note: one glass pane missing. Appraisal available for review. 91.5"h x 26"d x 52"w |
| 563 | CHINA CABINET: Circa 1940 Georgian style mahogany bowfront china cabinet, molded cornice, bracket feet. 71"h x 15"d x 41"w |
| 564 | CHAIR: Chippendale style grey leather wingback armchair, button tuffed back, decorative brass tacking. |
| 565 | GAME TABLE: European late 19th century walnut game table, marquetry inlaid top, scalloped top and apron, cabriole legs. Note: top marquetry in poor to fair condition. 28.5"h x 18"d x 35"w |
| 566 | FIREPLACE SCREEN: Late 19th century Baroque style carved fireplace screen, trestle legs, needlepoint of parrot and flowers. Note: has been repaired and refinished. |
| 567 | SIDE TABLE: Louis XV style walnut side table, black marble top, carved frieze and legs. 23"h x 16"d x 25"w |
| 568 | TABLE: Circa 1890 Austrian Baroque table, serpentine shape top, burlwood and decorative inlay. 31"h x 50"d x 50"w |
| 569 | SOFA: Circa 1920-30 Regency style sofa, carved and molded walnut frame, grey-green fabric, multiple pillows with decorative cording or fringe. 30"h x 34"d x 75"w |
| 570 | ARMCHAIR: English mid to late 19th century Hepplewhite mahogany armchair, shield back, carvings, fluted front legs. |
| 571 | SIDE CHAIR: Circa 1880 Victorian Rococo mahgany side chair, carved open back, cabriole legs, floral needlepoint seat. |
| 572 | NIGHT STAND: Circa 1890 Belgian walnut Renaissance Revival night stand, marble, fluted and turned posts/legs. 36"h x 13"d x 16"w |
| 572 A | SECRETARY/BOOKCASE: Chippendale style mahogany two piece breakfront secretarty/bookcase, molded cornice with egg and dart trim, center pullout desk element with fitted interior and gilt tooled leather writing surface. 78"h x 12"d x 59"w |
| 573 | BERGERE: French Louis XV style bergere, carved walnut frame, cabriole legs, yellow stripe upholstery, coordinating small pillow. |
| 574 | PAIR BEDS: Pair circa 1900 Louis XV style walnut twin size beds, headboards and footboards, each piece is heavily carved and molded with marquetry inlay. |
| 575 | BROOCHES: Two elegant Italian micromosaic brooches, one in a crescent form and the other oval shaped. No appraisal is included with this lot. |
| 576 | NECKLACE: Enchanting 18K white gold necklace set with a drop shape emerald cabochon encircled by diamonds and suspending a sizable south seas pearl. The double chain for the necklace is dappled with bezel set diamonds. The emerald cabochon measures approximately 2.51 cts. The pearl measures approximately 13.21 mm. Sixty-seven diamonds of various cuts including pear, briolette rose and round brilliant measure approximately 2.53 ctw, have VS2 to SI1 clarity and F to I color. Appraisal included. |
| 577 | RING: Dazzling 18K white gold lady's ring set with a rectangular cut blue topaz accented by round cut diamonds. The medium blue topaz measures approximately 4.21 cts and is transparent. The diamonds measure approximately 0.48 ctw, have VS1 to SI1 clarity and G to H color. Appraisal included. |
| 578 | EARRINGS: A pair glittering 14K yellow gold earrings set with trillion cut tanzanite encircled by channel set round cut diamonds. The purplish blue tanzanite measure approximately 0.50 ctw and are transparent. The diamonds measure approximately 0.20 ctw, have VS2 to I2 clarity and I color. Appraisal included. |
| 579 | RING: Stunning 14K white gold lady's ring set with a round cut yellow sapphire accented with round cut pave set diamonds. The yellow sapphire measures approximately 1.00 cts and is transparent. The diamonds measure approximately 0.25 ctw, have VS2 to SI1 clarity and G to H color. Appraisal included. |
| 580 | BROOCH: Delicate platinum and diamond circular brooch. Forty round old European cut diamonds measuring approximately 1.10 ctw., having VS2 to SI1 clarity and F to G color. Appraisal included. |
| 581 | PORCELAIN: A porcelain limited retired edition Lladro figurine entitled, "Fantasy Friend", a girl with a faun, hallmarked on underside, 1989, 7"H x 6 1/2"W, new in a recently opened box, some wear to box. |
| 582 | CRYSTAL: A lot of two unsigned Waterford crystal pieces, a Waterford jam or preserve jar with lid, possibly Alana, vertical cuts, quilt pattern and cut edge rim, 4 7/8" to top of knob of lid, 3" W. and a pin or what-not dish, 3 1'3" x 1". No chips or damage noted. |
| 583 | PORCELAIN: A Royal Doulton porcelain character jug, "Pied Piper", a representation of Robert Browning's medieval legend, the Pied Piper of Hamlin, D6403, 1953, hallmarked, large size, 7" x 8", no damage noted. |
| 584 | STERLING FLATWARE: A lot of varied Sterling flatware items to include a set of eleven Mexican 925 Sterling hors d'ouevres forks with decorative South Western theme toppers to include a cactus, donkey head, coiled rope, carpet, casita, sombrero and others, each measures 3 3/4"L, in presentation box (not original to pieces, weight .59 ozt. Also included in the lot are some Wallace Sterling "Shenandoah" pattern flatware items, two dinner knives (8 3/4"), four forks (7 3/8"), one 6" teaspoon, and one 7" dessert spoon, weight 5.03 ozt (excluding knives). Two Reed and Barton "El Greco" pattern Sterling flatware pieces also includecd, hollow knife (9 1/14") and a salad fork (6 5/8"). |
| 585 | PORCELAIN: A Lladro porcelain figurine entitled, "Sandcastle", 5488, a young girl playing in sand, 5 1/2"H x 6 1/2"W, 1987, hallmarked on underside, mint condition, just recently removed for the first time from box. |
| 586 | STERLING SILVER: A sterling silver molded ribbed bowl with plain center, hallmarked Reed and Barton, X301, dated 1948, 5 «" H x 2" D, 4.97 ozt. Note: minor surface scratches consistent with age. |
| 587 | PORCELAIN: A Royal Doulton porcelain character jug, "Leprechaun", figural face with a rainbow and pot of gold handle, D6847, large, 8" x 5 1/2", 1989, no damage noted. |
| 588 | SHEFFIELD SILVERPLATE: An molded afternoon tea and coffee service consisting of tea pot, coffee pot, creamer and sugar, without design but overall shape Georgian in shape, baring the mark "Made in Sheffield England" and EPNS (Electroplated Nickel Silver), late 20th century, no engraving. Note: Surface scratches noted no dents or damage apparent. |
| 589 | PORCELAIN: A Royal Doulton porcelain character jug, "The Snake Charmer", a man with a turban and snake and basket handle, D6912, N# 71, 1991, large size, 7 1/2" x 7", no damage noted. |
| 590 | STEUBEN ART GLASS: Lyre vase, a crystal gracefully fluted shaped, "The harp symbol is an ancient emblem of conjugal love, signifying the harmonic union of cosmic forces. It was the instrument of the gods and of Homeric heroes. Playing it so sweetly, Orpheus caused the very stones to dance". This was designed by Lloyd Atkins, early 1980's. 7" high, diameter 5". Mint condition with original Steuben marked bag and box. |
| 591 | OIL ON PANEL 13 3/4" x 10 1/2", Henri Besine (19th century), French. Cattle drive approaching water. Signed lower right, plate lower center. Notations on the verso in French and English. Placed in an ornate gilt frame, note condition. More info. in the white binder. |
| 592 | COLORED ETCHING 20 1/2" x 13 1/2", Louis Icart (1888-1950), French. "Milk Maid". Signed lower right, numbered '90' lower left. Blind stamp lower left. Copyright info. (1928, by L. Icart, Paris) upper left and in French upper right. Title and framer's label on the verso. Matted and placed in a thin gilt frame. Icart is well known for his 1920's images of elegant women. More info. in the white binder. |
| 593 | OIL ON PANEL 8 1/2" x 10 1/2", Merio Ameglio (1897-1970), Italian. A Chateau on the water. Signed lower right. Placed in a gold frame with glass. Although strong auction records exist for Ameglio, little biographical info. appears available except brief excerpts stating he was partial to Parisian scenes. More info. in the white binder. |
| 594 | OIL ON CANVAS 15 3/4" x 23", Gerard Crehay (1816-1897), Belgium. "Maison Maternelle (Marteau)" (Marteau Boarding School). Signed and dated "1891" lower left, titled lower center. Note condition to include spotting across upper portion. Placed in a gilt frame. More info. in the white binder. |
| 595 | OIL ON CANVAS 22 1/2" x 18 5/8" Oval, Unsigned. Two birds on a grapevine. Circa late 17th century. Likely Italian or French. Note repair spot lower left. Placed in ornate filigree gilt frame with gilt matting, note frame repairs as seen. |
| 596 | OIL ON CANVAS 22 1/2" x 18 5/8" Oval, Unsigned. Two birds on a cherry blossom branch. Circa late 17th century. Likely Italian or French. Indications of repair/overpainting center left. Placed in ornate filigree gilt frame with gilt matting, note frame repairs as seen. |
| 597 | OIL ON CANVAS 24" x 36", Milton H. Lowell (1848-1927), New York. Country home by the river. Signed lower right corner. Note small marks upper left. Placed in a carved wood frame. Lowell was a self-taught artist who primarily painted pastoral landscape scenes. More info. in the white binder. |
| 598 | OIL ON CANVAS 24 1/4" x 30 1/4", Francois Gerome (1895-?), French. "L' Av. Des Champs-Elysees, Paris". Signed and titled lower left. Note small puncture lower center. Framer's label on the verso. Placed in a carved gilt frame. Gerome, a native Parisian, is noted for his portraits of women in well-known areas of Paris. More info. in the white binder. |
| 599 | RECAMIER: Circa 1860 Victorian Rococo mahogany recamier, carved scrollwork, carved cabriole legs. |
| 600 | PIANO: Sohmer and Company 67 inch piano and bench, ebony lacquer, Neo classical style, model 57, serial number 264199-57-CE |
| 601 | LINEN PRESS: Early 19th century English mahogany George III linen press, molded cornice, inner shelves, bracket feet. 72"h x 24"d x 51"w |
| 602 | CHAISE LOUNGE: Vienna Rococo 19th Century carved walnut chaise lounge, blue velvet upholstery. 35"h x 63"d x 26"w |
| 603 | CONSOLE: Late 19th century Italian Baroque painted and giltwood console, D shape marble top, classical carvings. Note: minor chipping of paint and giltwood. 34"h x 21"d x 59"w |
| 604 | BUFFET: French circa 1880 Louis XVI style walnut buffet, beveled back mirror in carved frame, marble top, carved panels, bun feet, ormolu mounts. 63"h x 25"d x 56"w |
| 605 | SET OF EIGHT DINING CHAIRS: Henkel Harris set of eight mahogany Chippendale style dining chairs, two arm and six side, each with hand finishing and carving, creme floral damask seat. |
| 606 | BOOKCASE: Circa 1870 walnut Renaissance Revival breakfront two piece bookcase, carvings, burlwood panels, arched glass door panels. 92"h x 18"d x 75"w |
| 607 | LINEN PRESS: Circa 1890 European mahogany linen press, molded cornice, single bottom drawer, ormolu mounts, bun feet, inner shelves. Note: part of back removed for entertainment unction. 63"h x 19"d x 40"w |
| 608 | SETTEE: Baroque style settee, carved cherry wood frame, silver-blue brocade upholstery. |
| 609 | PAIR ARMCHAIRS: Pair Baroque style armchairs, each with carved cherry wood frame, silver-blue brocade upholstery |
| 610 | COFFEE TABLE: Italian Baroque style walnut coffee table, oversized glass top, carved apron and legs. 17"h x 40"d x 47"w |
| 611 | TABLE: Circa 1830-40 late Regency/early Victorian dropleaf mahogany Pembroke table, crossbanded top, turned legs, brass and wood casters, refinished. 29"h x 21"d, extended 41"d x 42"w |
| 612 | EARRINGS: Pair of elegant 18K white gold, round cut sapphire and round cut diamond dangle earrings. Sapphires measure approximately 3.00 ctw. Twenty-eight diamond measure approximately 1.32 ctw. Appraisal included. |
| 613 | RING: Charming lady's 14K white gold ring set with an oval cut tanzanite and accented with full cut diamonds. The slightly dark blue tanzanite measures approximately 0.33 cts and is transparent. The diamonds measure 0.33 ctw, have SI1 to I1 clarity and J color. Appraisal included. |
| 614 | BRACELET: Dainty 14K white gold bracelet set with oval cut sapphires and accented with round cut diamonds. The dark blue sapphires measure approximately 2.50 ctw and are semi-transparent. The diamonds measure approximately 0.12 ctw, have SI1 to I1 clarity and H, I and J color. Appraisal included. |
| 615 | ENGAGEMENT RING: Classic 14K white gold and diamond solitare engagement ring. Round brilliant diamond measures approximately 2.20 cts, has I2 clarity and E to F color. Appraisal included. |
| 616 | PENDANT WITH CHAIN: Dainty 14K white gold pendant with chain set with round cut diamonds arranged in a dangling bead setting. The diamonds measure approximately 0.25 ctw, have VS2 to SI2 clarity and H color. Appraisal included. |
| 617 | BRACELET: Exotic 18K yellow gold hinged bangle bracelet pave set with diamonds, fancy brown diamonds and yellow sapphires. Round cut sapphires measure approximately 8.25 ctw. The round brilliant cut fancy brown diamonds measure approximately 2.04 ctw and have SI1 to SI2 clarity. The round brilliant diamonds measure approximately 0.65 ctw, have VS2 to SI2 clarity and G to H color. Appraisal included. |
| 618 | RING: Delightful lady's 14k white gold ring accented with 14K yellow gold bands and channel set with alternating round cut rubies and diamonds. The medium dark red rubies measure approximately 0.25 ctw and are transparent. The diamonds measure approximately 0.20 ctw, have VS1 to SI3 clarity and G to H color. Appraisal included. |
| 619 | BRONZE: A Hans Muller (Vienna, 1873-1937) bronze sculpture of a trumpeting buck elk mounted on a black marble base. He was a pupil of the sculptor, Edmund Hellmer, at the Vienna Academy of Art. Although best known for his portraits and busts, he was also known for his hunting dog and deer subjects. Much of his work is on permanent display in the Simu Museum in Bucharest, Hungary. This signed piece (signature on bronze plinth) circa 1900-1910, 10" x 8" excluding base. |
| 620 | COIN SILVER: A circa 1830's American Coin* .900 silver water Ewer by William Gale and Joseph Moseley, 1828 - 1833, New York, New York. The ovoid body being hand hammered and having hand railed applied design consisting of scroll floral decoration with a waisted stem above a dome-like pedestal foot. The neck features a short shank with a shaped pour spout partially covered ice control on the pourer. The hinged lid crowned with a simulated sovereigns headpiece, overlaid with floral sways and containing a finely impressed floral and fruit finial. The Ewer is inscribed with the following: "Presented by the Board of Health of the City of New York TO Julius C. Wright M.D. for profefsional (sic) services gratuitously rendered to the poor of the Second Ward during the prevalence of the Cholera. A.D. 1832." The Ewer has been professional restored, cleaned and polished. There are no noticeable dents, scratches. The condition would be deemed very fine. 174.7 Grams or 56.20 Troy oz. |
| 621 | PORCELAIN: Capo-di-Monte style hand painted porcelain figurines of a dancing couple on a round base, the couple attired in late 18th century costumes, nicely colored, hallmark is in the style of Ginori, Italy, a factory known for it soft past and multicolors and dating the first part of the 19th century or it may be Ernst Bohne Sons, Thuringia Germany, 1901 -1920, 6"W x 8 «" H, buyer to determine. Note: no damage noted. |
| 622 | MUSIC BOX: Music Box, unattributed, cylinder 6", 8-Tunes or Airs, "Carlotta Waltz, Full Moon Union, and others", hand written tune label, inlaid floral design on the top, faux grain painting on the sides, nice sound, side crank inside box, 13 ¬" L x 6 «" D x 5 ¬" H. The instrument has a inside crank and plays but needs tuning and cleaning and related restoration. Note: The lid hinge is in place but the backboard is cracked near the top and the hinge is not affixed. The paper label is torn with some of the pieces rescued and put into an envelope that goes with the box, multiple scratch marks. |
| 623 | STERLING: A PAUL STORR George IV Tea Pot, Creamer and Sugar Bowl, English 1823 - 1824 It is a rare opportunity and a privilege that Pacific Galleries has been chosen to offer this magnificent tea service made during the height of the life of this master silversmith. The service is classic Paul Storr. A melon-shaped tea pot comprised of ornate peony-form chasing, just superb, scrolling foliate adorned silver handle with separate ivory insulators, architectural rimmed foot and hinged lid (7"H x 10.5"W), one open sugar bowl with double scrolling silver handles, matching peony exterior and architectural rimmed foot (5" x 7"), and one open cream pitcher with peony chasing, single foliate handles rimmed foot (4" x 6"). This service executed at the turn of the 19th (1823-1824), just three years after George IV, known for his extravagance and love of the rococo, became England's monarch. MAKER: Paul Storr 1771 - 1844, he retired in 1838 and was known as an artist, sculptor, gold and master silversmith. He is linked in quality with the likes of Paul Lamerie. It is for certain few have matched his quality of workmanship. This piece was completed at the height of career when in association with John Mortimer, a firm which has carried on to the present-time in London under the name of Hunt and Roskell. CONDITION: There are no repairs noted on this Tea set. The lid of the teapot is hallmarked as well as the teapot sugar and creamer "PS". There are no dings or dents. The teapot handle has two pins holding it place with the insulator; one pin is loose but present and original. The finial on the teapot is missing the stabilizing pin; it is fully attached but you can turn the finial with ease. DIMENSIONS & WEIGHTS: TEAPOT: Height to finial 7", 17.78 cm. Width (with spout) 10.5", 26.67 cm. Depth 6.5", 16.51 cm. Weight 1 lb 1.48 ounces, 15.93 Troy Ounces. CREAMER: Height to finial 4.5", 11.43 cm. Width (with spout) 6", 15.24 cm. Depth 4.5", 11.43 cm. Weight: 12.1 ounces, 11.03 troy ounces. SUGAR: Height 4.75", 12.10 cm. Width (with handles) 7.25", 18.42 cm. WEIGHT: 1 lb, 2.1 oz, 16.5 troy ounces. |
| 624 | BRONZE COFFER: An ornate cast bronze, oak, and leather coffer or possibly a reliquary. The piece is ovoid in shape with an oak interior shell. The exterior is composed of decorative bronze panels placed over a thin layer of padded leather featuring stylized deer and bird medallions and reticulated sections. The ends are capped with cast panther and bird sculptural relief pieces. The domed lid opens to reveal a padded blue silk lined interior smelling heavily of ecclesiastical incense (Frankincense and Myrrh), measures 16"L x 8"H x 6"W, some condition issues noted: leather cracking with some pieces missing, two top leather panels appear to have been replaced, one bronze foot replaced, weld points loose on one panther attachment and has been re-screwed into place, tearing to blue silk lining, unattributed, appears to have some age. |
| 625 | PORCELAIN: A very nice pair of porcelain candelabras, two parts consisting of the upper portion which has four candleholders 7¬" H, excluding pin, the 5-footed lower part is 14" H. The shape is that of a stylized tree against which rest two, one male and one female putto's. The female is holding a gold colored symbol like instrument. Surrounding the base and extending overall highlighting the gold embossed curves and flourishes. On the limbs of the candleholders, and a portion of the stem and at the base feature an array of flower tributes. The porting holding each pin upon which the top is placed has been unprofessionally glued into the top of the base. The candlesticks are not hallmarked but given the fineness of the porcelain and the coloring of the flowers, it is attributed to Dresden East Germany and made sometime post WWII. Over all height is 21". Some minor chipping on the floral portions. |
| 626 | STERLING: A PAUL STORR George IV Hot Water Kettle, English 1828-1829. It is a rare opportunity and a privilege that Pacific Galleries has been chosen to offer this magnificent Hot Water Kettle made during the height of the life of this Master Silversmith. The service is classic Paul Storr. A pear-shaped hot water kettle 12.5" high by 12" wide to the spout. The kettle has incredible chase work with a trailing garden of flowers and foliage above a scroll shaped silver handle having contemporary arms reading at the base, "GLORIA PAX MENTIS HONESTAE", literally meaning "FAME, PEACE, MIND RESPECTFUL", flower and foliate finial, the circular lamp stand in a sinuous swirl lobed and fluted, partially pierced with formal foliage finial partially pieced with formal foliage, detachable lamp with cotton wick still in place. This service executed at the turn of the 19th (1828-29), just nine years before he retired and eight years after George IV, known for his extravagance and love of the rococo, became England's monarch. MAKER: Paul Storr 1771-1844, he retired in 1838 and was known as an artist, sculptor, gold and master silversmith. He is linked in quality with the likes of Paul Lamerie. It is for certain few have matched his quality of workmanship. This piece was completed at the height of carrier when in association with John Mortimer, a firm that has carried on to the present time in London under the name of Hunt and Roskell. CONDITION: There are no repairs noted on this Hot Water Pot. The handle carries the assay mark and the pot is hallmarked as well as the base and burner with "PS". The base also carries the name Storr and Mortimer. There is a small ding on the underside of the burner. There are no dings or dents. Height with handle: 12.5", 31.75 cm. Height to finial 8", 20.32 cm. Width (with spout) 12", 30.48 cm. Deep 9.5", 24.13 cm. Weight 8.45 lb, 123.23 Troy Ounces. |
| 627 | BRONZE BUST: A reproduction bronze bust of Marie Francois Xavier Bichat "1771 - 1802", best remembered as the father of modern histology and pathology. The cast bronze sculpture is by David Pierre Jean better known as David d'Angers "1789 -1856". This is a nice French reproduction bronze of an important figure in medical history by an equally important sculpturer.10" H x 5" W. Foundry reproduction mark indicating method and foundry, "Reduction Mecanique, ALI Collas Brevet", hollow core. We have further materials available of the Bichat's life and that of the sculpturer on file. |
| 628 | PORCELAIN: An unattributed porcelain display piece consisting of an open seashell, surrounded at the base by the blue of a lake with floating open lilies. On the side is an inclined "lady" in white with a putto of like color sitting atop the apex of the shell and whispering in her ear. The inner portion of the shell has an iridescent finish, 9 «" x 7 ¬". No damage or breakage noted. |
| 629 | WATERCOLOR ON PAPER 8 1/4" x 12", Signed with initials "W.L.L." A castle on the river. Signed and dated "1856" lower right corner. Placed in a wood frame with rust-colored velvet matting. Framer's paper label on the verso. |
| 630 | OIL ON PANEL 12" x 14", Cornelius David Krieghoff (1812 - 1872), Canadian. An interior scene likely depicting the Shakespeare Club with Krieghoff (in white scarves). The Shakespeare Club is known for their political alignment, most notedly a manifesto in 1849 to annex Southern Canada to the United States. Signed lower right. Unframed. Paper label on the verso. A Dutch native, Krieghoff emigrated to America in 1936, eventually settling in Quebec where he focused on genre paintings of the local Canadian people. Note condition to include scrapes upper and lower center and lower left, lighter scrapings and marks throughout and chipping along edges. More info. in the white binder. |
| 631 | GOUACHE AND PEN ON PAPER 13 1/2" X 19 1/4", Garabed Mondjian (1922), France. A marina scene in Honfleur, France. Signed and dated '59' lower right. Buckling to paper, as seen. Matted and placed in a black wood frame, note condition. More info. in the white binder. |
| 632 | OIL ON CANVAS 30 1/2" X 25 5/8", Unsigned. Donaldson of Minneapolis. Circa 19th century. Note damage and repair lower and center left. Placed in a traditionally gilded frame. |
| 633 | OIL ON CANVAS 30" x 21", Unsigned. A woodland scene. Late 19th, Early 20th century. Note repair left side, patch on the verso. Placed in an ornate gilt frame, note condition. |
| 634 | CARPET: Persian Khorasan carpet of hand knotted wool woven on a cotton warp, 12.1 x 9.7, medallion pattern, red field and navy border. |
| 635 | CARPET: Indo-Agra carpet of hand knotted wool on cotton warp, 10.0 x 7.9, vegetable dyes, allover pattern. |
| 636 | CARPET: Persian Tabriz carpet of wool hand-knotted on a cotton warp, 9'8" x 6'8", medallion pattern, navy field and red border. |
| 637 | CARPET: Indo-Agra carpet of hand knotted wool on cotton warp, vegetable dyes, 9'x12'5", allover pattern |
| 638 | CARPET: Persian Tabriz carpet of hand knotted wool woven on a cotton warp, 9.10 x 6.10, medallion pattern, navy field and border. |
| 639 | CARPET: Persian Mashad carpet of hand knotted wool woven on a cotton warp measuring approximately 9.6 x 6.5, medallion floral pattern, red field, medium blue corners, navy border and medallion. |
| 640 | CARPET: Persian Tabriz carpet of hand knotted wool woven on a cotton warp, 10.0 x 6.7, medallion pattern, navy field and red border. |
| 641 | CHEST OF DRAWERS: Fine quality English George I style walnut and burlwood tall chest of drawers, eight cockbeaded graduated drawers, bracket feet, oak secondary wood. 52"h x 21"d x 36"w |
| 642 | BED: Circa 1900 French Empire style bed, headboard, footboard and side rails; inlay and ormolu mounts. 58"h (footboard 34"h) x 59"w x 75"d |
| 643 | ARMOIRE: Circa 1890 Aesthetics Movement walnut armoire, molded cornice, carved outer door panels, beveled mirror center door. 81"h x 19"d x 48"w |
| 644 | DINING TABLE: Italian Baroque style walnut double carved pedestal dining table, oversized glass top. 30"h x 52"d x 99"w |
| 645 | HALL TABLE: Chippendale style carved hall table, green marble top, cabriole legs with ball and claw feet. 34"h x 19.5"d x 51"w |
| 646 | ARMCHAIRS: Pair Louis XV style walnut armchairs, carved and molded frame, each with powder blue upholstery, decorative brass tacking. |
| 647 | CORNER CHAIR: Chippendale style mahogany corner chair, pierced and carved back splats, carved legs with ball and claw feet. |
| 648 | DINING TABLE: Mid Victorian walnut dropleaf dining table, turned legs, four 12 inch leaves in case, refinished. 21"h x 46"d x 31"w (63"w extended) |
| 649 | WINDOW SEAT: Neo classical style painted window seat, bun feet. |
| 650 | PORCELAIN: Royal Dux Art "1853 - 1918, then after WWII Royal Dux began again and continues today. This Art Nouveau porcelain figurine of a young lady in classic 18th century pink and muted green colored attire standing on a round earth-toned base, hallmarked 1912 -1918 pink triangle, "Royal Dux Bohemia", "E", number 392 10 7/8" H. Note: No damage or repair noted. |
| 650 A | STERLING: A charming fine Sterling Silver nut basket, elongated with banded handle and matching gadroon lip, finely inscribe and articulated work around the inside edge and a smooth finish on the bottom of the dish, maker's mark is stamped on the outside edge with the Sterling lion passant. Leopard's head crown, the date "R" which translates in style to 1792 -1793 and contains the apparent initials "PB" which could lead one to attribute this piece to Peter Bateman. Note: This is a delicate piece and the wear is commensurate with age, there are small silver solder repairs to the open-work which is not visible from the top, 7 1/8"L x 5''H x 5 1/8" W. 4.53 ozt. |
| 651 | TAZZA: A continental round or circular brass and copper tazza with a brass rim, a copper applied center with a relief depiction of the classical motif of Amazonian Queens in mortal combat with Roman soldiers mounted on an ornate spelter pedestal base, 8 3/4" x 5", good condition, mounting screw is a replacement. |
| 652 | PORCELAIN: A nicely hand painted and executed glazed porcelain figurine of a gentleman holding in one hand a pint of beer and in the other a barley shaped "crop" dressed in 18th century attire on a round footed base having swag ribbon with floral details. The gentleman is leaning against the stump of a tree. The figurine is marked "Paul Duboy" and contains a strike in the form of a circle containing a sunburst in the center an H. The work, while nicely executed, is deemed a reproduction more in the style of works by Sitzendorf, 13 _ «" H x 5 « "at the base. Note: No damage noted, good coloring. |
| 653 | SILVER: An oval rolled edge low footed silver plated tray on brass with dual handles having a gadroon trim containing in floral and scroll filigree that forms over the surface of the handles. The body of the tray is completely incised except for the center area having six large flower varieties intermixed with fern like leaves providing a very attractive overall appearance. Hallmarked BSC, "Birmingham Silver Company", England, 1900 -1947, 30 «"L x 18 "W. NOTE: Clear surface wear and multiple fine scratches apparent, minor damage or separation of the rolled edge from the base extending about 2" on one side. |
| 654 | PORCELAIN: A nicely hand painted and executed glazed and bisque porcelain figurine of a female holding in one hand a wine goblet and in the other a wine jug and dressed in 18th century attire of a very elegant maid or servant on a round footed base having swag ribbon with floral details. Figurine is marked "Paul Duboy" and contains a strike in the form of a circle containing a sunburst in the center an H. The work, while nicely executed, is deemed a reproduction more in the style of works by Sitzendorf, 12 «" H x 5 « "at the base. Note: No damage noted, good coloring. |
| 655 | BOULLE WORK STATIONARY BOX: A 19th century Boulle dome covered shell stationary box, double hinged with a central star shaped cartouche having a monogrammed center, overall very fine brass strap-work against a burnt-rose colored shell background. The interior has four paper covered wood dividers with a bit of the original |
