The Cobbs Auctioneers
Important Antiques & Art Sale Saturday January 3rd at 11AM
Historic Noone Falls Mill, Peterborough New Hampshire
 

1. Sarouk room size Oriental Rug having a wide floral border with open rose/red central field and a small center medallion. 19'5" by 10'7" in excellent overall condition. Circa 1930-40.

2. An oil on canvas seascape with bathers marked on verso "1826" together with another oil on canvas landscape of a classical ruin. Both 8 ¼" by 11" sight. From a former collection of M. Auguste Dide et M. Noemie Dide, nee Dupont. Previously sold at Sotheby's sale #3222 #142/2.

3. Oil on canvas landscape of a winter marsh with distant factories under a cloudy sky. Signed lower left "Robt Eichelberger, -1890, New York". Relined. 28 ½" by 18 ½" sight.

4. Sheraton mahogany work table (2 drawers with bag slide beneath) set on 4 turned and rope twist legs, line inlay on the top and each drawer front. 28 ½" tall by 16" by 18" top. Old refinished condition. Early 19th century, Massachusetts or New Hampshire

5. Gilt Federal mirror with an architectural top molding with 14 acorns over a panel with a carved cornucopia filled with fruit flanked with split columns. Replaced mirror. 28 ½" tall. Early 19th century.

6. English coin silver salver, the serpentine edge is decorated with alternating large and small shells, a coat of arms is chased at the center while the edge is supported by 3 scrolled feet; the under side has blocked initials of "W, L * E, E * H", the hallmarks, rampant lion, lions head with a crown, "K", "EC", London, circa 1765, Edward Capper, 12 ½" diameter, minor scratches and dents.

7. English coin silver tankard with stepped domed lid, serpentine shaped handle containing the hinge for the lid and a baluster shaped body over a flaring base. Both the lid and base are hallmarked crown over lions head, rampant lion, "TW, U", London early 19th century, 8" tall with minor scratches and dents.

8. English coin silver coffee pot, the stepped domed lid has a flame finial and gadrooned edge hinged off the carved black stained mahogany handle, and the baluster shaped body has an applied shell decorated spout and is engraved with a coat of arms over a banner saying "DEO.REGIQUE. DEBEO" set on a flaring arched base with gadrooned edge. Lid and the top edge of the body are hallmarked "LC", "M", rampant lion, lion with crown, London, circa 1785, 10 ½" tall, small dent and scratches.

9. Pair of sterling silver tongs, the clasping part in the form of a bird's leg, marked "Tiffany and Co. pat 1900". 5 ½" long.

10. Chippendale 4 drawer chest with a molded top over graduated beaded drawers set on a tall bracket base. Pine secondary wood, older refinish, replaced brass. Late 18th century New England. 36 ½" case width by 35 ¼" tall.

11. Sarouk Oriental rug with a center medallion on a brick background in an intricately patterned field with a border of multi bands in varying patterns, early 20th century, 8' 11" by 12'6", good pile, missing the fringe.

12. Oil on canvas landscape of a woodland scene with people walking down a road beside a river with snow covered mountains in the background, probably the Swiss Alps. Attributed to A. Leu (August Wilhelm, 1819-1897 or August the younger, 1852-1876). Laid down on board with a newer gold frame, 31" by 44 ½" sight.

13. Hepplewhite Mahogany 5 drawer chest with a dove tailed top, the top two drawer fronts are a pull out desk having a satin wood banded drawer and cubby hole interior with the central prospect door inlaid with an oval in the manner of a fan over 3 beaded edge drawers set on a bracket base. Large post and bail brass is replaced, Late 18th century, England, 36" wide by 39 " tall.

14. Oil on canvas landscape of a haying scene with men loading one wagon drawn by oxen and the other by horses in the fore ground with mountains meadows in the background. Initialed lower left "JWAS" (John White Allen Scott, 1815-1907, Cambridge Mass), 17 ½" by 11" sight, Relined with in painting to center right, Newer gold frame.

15. Hepplewhite mahogany drop leaf Pembroke table with a square top over a banded case containing a single drawer with an antique post and bail brass supported by 4 delicately tapering legs with herringbone inlay on the faces, a multi wood diamond at the tops and banding at the ankles, Probably 18th century Southern New England, 28 ½" tall by 32 ½" long by 21 ½" wide closed.

16. Sterling Silver Desert set marked "Tiffany & Co. pat 1878 M" in Olympian Pattern. Includes: 12 cake forks, 12 Ice cream forks, 2 serving pieces, 5 citrus spoons and 2 demitasse spoons.

17. Sterling silver flatware for 12 marked Gorham, English Gadroon pattern: 12 cake/salad forks, 11 dinner/lunch forks, 12 teaspoons, 12 soupspoons, 8 ice tea, 2 serving spoons, a sugar shell, 12 butter knives, 12 dinner/luncheon knives together with other misc. pieces by various makers.

18. Multi colored needlework and watercolor landscape of Jesus speaking to the Disciples with a river, hills and a city in the background. Wool and silk embroidery on silk with gold and black reverse painted on glass border in a grain painted frame, Mid 19th century England, 18 ½" by 26 ½" sight.

19. Navaho runner with cream colored center outlined by a dark brown design on a lighter brown background bordered by cream, red and dark brown, Probably early 20th century, 29" by 71" long.

20. Navaho rug with 14 diamond shapes in medium brown bordered in red and dark brown as central pattern on a cream field bordered by a band in medium brown interwoven with red and dark brown designs, 4'2" by 6'6", mid 20th century.

21. Navaho rug with an overall zig zag design in red and medium brown on a cream background with 3 center stripes in red, medium brown and dark brown, 6'5" by 4'4", mid 20th century.

22. Navaho chief's blanket woven with red cream dark brown and medium brown stripes and partial stripes with zig zag designs at the corners and the two long edges. Tassels are pulled through at the 4 corners, 19th century, 38 ½" by 52" long.

22A.. Firearm: "Carl Bock. Frankfurt/M.", "Christopher Firedrich Triebel, Suhl, Germany". Exquisite drilling in excellent condition. Scalloped boxlock action with beautiful game scene engraving. Action retains much case hardening color. 16 ga X 16 ga X 5.6 X 61mm Vom Hoff Super Express. Pop up rifle site operated by the top lever. Greener type side safety and cross bolt. Side clips to action. 24" Bohler steel barrels. Buffalo horn trigger guard, pistol grip cap and butt plate. Very highly figured walnut stock with beautiful black streaking. Claw type telescopic site mounts are present, but no scope. Condition: Excellent.

23. Victorian Gold leaf mirror with an elaborate crest having a center cartouche flanked by opposing cranes in a foliate design over a beaded and rope turned frame, 19th century, 55" tall by 29" wide.

24. Oil on canvas beach scene with bathers strolling by Mabel Woodward, 1877-1945, Providence, R.I., Gold frame, 6 ¼" by 7 ¼" sight. Accompanied by a letter of authentication.

25. Mahogany slant front desk having a fold down lid revealing a stepped cubby and drawer interior with valances over the cubbies and a central shell carved drawer flanked by split spindles applied to pullout hidden drawers over four graduating drawers surrounded by beading applied to the case. The top drawer is flanked by 2 pull out slides which support the lid when open, above a tall bracket base and a center drop, Late 18th century Massachusetts possibly the Boston area, replaced brass, 41" wide by 42 ½" tall.

26. Pair of iron Spit hook andirons with a flattened faceted ball top set on a cross hatch decorated shaft, the applied spit hooks both front and back are set on an arched based with flattened feet, iron dogs, probably 16th or 17th century European, 28" tall.

27. Clockworks spit jack mechanism, appears to be complete together with the large iron spit fitted with an adjustable iron meat holder and at one end of the wheel that connects with the clock works, probably 18th century.

28. Red ware pudding mold with scalloped sides and spotted decoration on a red background around the rim, Marked "#9", 9 ½" diameter 18th/early 19th century American.

29. Red ware jar with lighter red background and splotched decoration (rim chip) together with another redware jar with splotched decoration over a darker red background, Both 7 ½" tall, 18th/early 19th century American.

30. Glazed Red ware jar with an ovoid shape and splotched decoration on a red background, 9 ½" tall together with another larger glazed red ware jar with ovoid shape and splotched decoration, 11 ¼" tall, both with drainage holes drilled in the bottom 18th/early 19th century American.

31. Sterling silver ewer form coffee pot with a wooden finial and handle, a hinged lid covering a ewer form spout over an urn shaped body with wave decoration, an oval of a classical figure upheld by a bow and ribbon set on a square base, 19th century, London hallmarks retailed by Crighton Brothers, New York, 12" tall.

32. 3 Ladles in graduating sizes with shell shaped bowls marked "Tiffany & Co. Sterling, Pat. 1885. M",in the English King Pattern together with a meat fork marked "C Tiffany & Co. Sterling. Pat. 1880." Audubon Pattern.

33. Set of 12 English Coin silver serving spoons in a plain fiddle pattern initialed "AW, London, 1843-44, maker" "SH" over "DC" in a square.

34. Oil on Canvas seascape of a Polar Bear standing on an ice flow looking toward the sea, signed lower right "AT" (Archibald Thorburn, 1860-1935, Canadian, wild life specialist), inscribed on the stretcher A. Thorburn, Polar Bear/Thorburn #2. 27" by 46" sight.

34A. Gilt Bronze and Turquoise Enamel Mantle clock and matching 3 arm candle sticks, probably 19th century French, 16" tall.

35. Mahogany tea table with round top set on a turned spindle bird cage resting on a vase and ring shaft set on three cabriole legs ending in stylized ball and claw feet, probably 18th century Southern New England. 28" tall by 35 ½" tall.

36. Reverse painting on glass of the last supper inscribed at the bottom "Tha sahramant on the Lords super" in a mahogany veneer frame, 12" by 15" sight, mid 19th century American.

37. Pair of pastel on paper portraits of horses in their stalls one signed lower left and the other signed lower right "J S Warwick, 1844". 19th century English, 16 ½" by 14" sight, figured maple frames.

38. Set of 12 sterling silver luncheon/desert knives marked on the blade "Tiffany & Co. Makers New York" and on the handle "Tiffany & Co.", Wave Edge Pattern.

39. Set of 8 sterling silver beakers marked "L C Beardsly, 9302". 6" tall, monogrammed with an L, 20th century.

40. Set of 8 sterling silver goblets with a pedestal base. Marked with a makers mark and "822", monogrammed, 6 ¾" tall, 20th century.

41. Stoneware pitcher with blue floral decoration under the spout and at the meeting of the handle and the body, 19th century Pennsylvania, 11" tall, Good Condition.

42. Stoneware crock with blue decoration of a bird sitting on a branch, incised mark "WE----ROT. NY Pottery 3". 13" tall in good condition.

43. Ovoid shaped stoneware jug with a large underlined "2" in blue, 13" tall together with a smaller ovoid stoneware jug incised "CHARLESTOWN", 10 ½" tall, both 19th century American.

43A.. Stoneware handled pitcher having a pewter lid over a gray glazed body with blue banding at the top and bottom and incising outlined in blue down the front, 19th century, 10 ½" tall.

44. Oil on canvas allegorical scene of Adonis and Venus resting on the banks of a river in a pastoral setting surrounded by Puti attributed to Noel Coypel (16th to 17th century French), glued down on masonite. 43 ½" by 36" sight, newer gold frame.

45. Set of four fancy Sheraton Tiger maple and gilt decorated chairs (2 arms and 2 sides) with balloon shaped seats. The arm chairs have scrolled arms. All four chairs have carved slats with leaves and flowers and slightly flaring turned legs connected by elaborate front stretchers and plain side stretchers, first half of the 19th century.

46. Sterling silver tea and coffee set, tea and coffee pot, a covered sugar and creamer retailed by Grogan Company, market with a "D" in an oval, 20th century, monogrammed.

47. 9 coin silver serving pieces: An English coin stuffing spoon, a kings pattern master butter knife by "R&WW Wilson", sugar shell, 2 shell pattern straining ladles, pudding spoon, 2 pair of sugar tongs and teaspoon, 18th & 19th century American & English.

48. Gorham Sterling Silver square open vegetable in a Chippendale style together with a round shaped footed bowl and a bread tray. 20th century.

49. Silver Chippendale form deep charger appears to be coin silver, 19th century, 19" diameter.

50. 3 silver plated serving pieces with ivory appointments, an oval footed warmer with a fold down top, a covered footed sauce boat, and a covered handled butter dish.

51. Hooked stair runner with a brown border and striped design tread sections alternating with pictorial riser sections with scenes of houses, boats, horse drawn sleighs, fireplace, arched bridge, etc…, 22 ½" wide by 19'9" long.

52. Needlework Sampler with overall stitching on a linen background, figures including a pastoral maiden, a castle and park with people in the foreground, flowers, dogs, church bordered in a color on color and green zig zag design. Enclosed in a box "Susannah Berry Her work, Finished May 13, 1814, aged 13 years". English.

53. Mahogany paint box with rope inlaid edges around the top, some missing, which lifts to expose label on the top and a compartmented interior with watercolor cakes mixing palate and water bowl. The label is complete and reads "W.J. Reeves & Woodyer" etc… surrounded by an etched border with symbols of the English Empire. Below the fitted case is a drawer. 19th century English, 8 ¾" wide by 7 ½" deep by 2 ½" tall.

54. Oil on canvas genre painting of children with a donkey signed lower right "G Gazzardi 1879" (Guisseppi, 1845-1914), 15 ½" by 18 ½" sight, in an old molded frame painted white.

55. Hepplewhite Cherry 4 drawer chest with an inlayed banded edge around the top over line inlaid drawers set on a scalloped base with banded inlay and flaring French feet. 18th or early 19th century American, 41½" case width by 35" tall.

56. Kilim Oriental rug, a multi colored geometric design on a medium blue background, woven in 2 parts, early 20th century, 53" by 108", nice condition.

57. Goravan/Heriz Oriental room size oriental rug with a red background and a center medallion with an overall multi colored design in the surrounding field and borders, 6'10" wide by 9'7" long, circa 1940, in good condition.

58. Mocha flower pot in two parts with a funnel shaped top set on a base, both with yellow glaze on a cream background accented with brown banding and a brown seaweed design, and an impressed mark "Monteream" on the base, probably 19th century French, 8"tall.

59. Mocha punch bowl with a flared rim decorated with brown seaweed design and brown banding over a yellow glaze on a glazed cream background, impressed mark "Creil" on the bottom, 11 ¼" diameter. 19th century French.

59A. Mocha handled mug decorated with a band of seaweed, cracked, 6"tall.

60. Porcelain jug with a modeled brown glazed handle and neck over a bulbous body with a medium blue glazed background with dark blue, yellow, black and gold stylized Chinese decoration and impressed Letters on the bottom "V L W", probably 19th century English, 11" tall.

61. Mahogany Barometer, stick form wall mounted with a rectangular face having a Mercury filled thermometer and barometer tubes and labeled "E. C. Spooner, Boston" over an elongate half spindled body enclosing the reservoir and mounted on a molded plaque. 41" long, 19th century.

62. Watercolor on paper titled "The Swimmin' Hole White River, Vermont" on the back showing bathers around a pond with mountains in the back ground, signed lower left "Wm J. Schaldach" (1896-1982, South Western), 20" by 13 ¾" sight.

63. Document of a Land transfer signed by President of the United States Franklin Pierce, dated September 28, 1850.

64. Oil on canvas landscape of a stand of pine trees, signed lower right W P Phelps (William Preston, 1848-1923), Original gold painted frame, 13" by 20" sight.

65. Adam style dining table with an inlaid banded molded edge cut cornered top over a paint decorated skirt with a floral design surrounded by a black outline and a leaf carved panel at the cut corners set on four turned and carved Adam style legs. 2 corresponding leaves. England circa 1910, 96" overall length by 29 ½" high.

66. Gilt and fire gilt Federal Tablet mirror with an architectural cornice embellished with 15 acorns over a frieze decorated with an applied sunflower flanked by 2 wreaths flanked by 2 rosettes (1 restored) supported by 2 rope twisted columns topped by Corinthian type foliation on either side of a reverse painted panel in blue and gold leaf of a costal scene over the mirror. Some gilt loss. Labeled on the back panel "Nicholas Geffroy, Thames Street, Newport, RI". Early 19th century.

67. Mahogany Chippendale side chair with a carved pierced splat and molded stiles over the original slip seat above a carved shaped skirt set on cabriole front legs with carved returns ending in ball and claw feet and raking round rear legs. Attributed to Thomas Afflech. 18th century Philadelphia, see plate #81, John Kirk book, 37 ¾" tall. Provenance; from the founding family of The Merchant Bank of Boston and Lucius Beebe & Co., oldest cotton company in America, originating in New Orleans, branches in Boston and many bank branches and homes in Wakefield and Melrose, Son's name, Decius.

68. Mixing trough made from a hollowed log, probably late 18th or early 19th century, possibly Native American, 75" long including the flat handles by 22" wide.

69. Early Native American basket with remains of red and black decoration, 18 3/4'' diameter.

70. Native American basket with remains of black and red decoration. 13 ¾" diameter.

71. Watercolor on paper titled on the back "Safford Peak, Tucson" showing the desert leading up to the mountain, signed lower right "Wm J. Schaldach", 13 ¾" by 20 ½" sight

72. Large handled burl scoop probably 18th century, possibly Native American, 36" long, cracked bowl.

73. Pipe bag, Native American, Cheyenne, polychrome beaded decoration on a white beaded background all sewn onto tanned hide, probably 19th century, 36" long including the fringe which appears to be replaced, some holes.

74. Watercolor on paper "Riding the Flank" of a cowboy on his horse in the foreground with another mounted cowboy and a herd of cattle in the background, signed lower right "Edward Borein" (An important Western artist: additional information available on request 1872-1945), 7 ¾" by 9 ½" sight.

75. Cherry Queen Anne 2 part highboy with a red painted surface, the top section having a cornice molding over 5 long graduated drawers set on a base with an applied waist molding over one long drawer above 3 short drawers, the center being shallow with an unusual shaped and bracketed base set on 4 cabriole legs ending in pad feet on platforms. Eighteenth century North Shore Massachusetts. 35" top width, 38" base width by 72" tall. Replaced brass.

76. Bridle and Reins, Native American, Polychrome and seed beads on a hide backing embellished with red tassels, brass discs and bells, Circa 1890 or earlier, 14" by 56" long.

77. Martingale, Native American, Floral beaded design in green and blue backed with red woolen cloth and bordered in dark blue wool, Circa 1890-1900, 16" by 38".

78. Saddle cover, Native American, made entirely of tanned leather in a gray shade, fringed with bells attached to the ends. The body is bordered with red, blue, yellow and green bead work on a white beaded background, late 19th or early 20th century, Plateau Tribes. 77" long by 24" width.

79. Early Navaho rug in red, dark brown, and camel on a cream back ground, 2 stylized crosses flanked by arrows in the central field, inter woven lazy lines, 78" long by 41 ½" wide and a matt with zig zag decoration in brown and camel on a cream background.

80. Cherry one piece corner Cupboard with a molded cornice over dental molding with 2 flat paneled doors top and bottom, set on style form feet with a shaped base, 82" tall by 41" face width.

81. Bokhara Oriental rug with an overall lozenge design on a dark red background, some wear, 9' by 13', 20th century.

82. Federal two part tablet mirror with stenciled decoration on the crest and half spindles in good old finish, 19th century American. 36 ¾" tall.

83. Multi wood diamond shaped tiered sewing box with a pin cushion set on a multi wood turned base, 19th century, 17" long by 6 ½" wide, together with a child's leather boot made into a pin cushion, both probably 19th century.

83A. Oil on canvas landscape of trees along a river bank monogrammed lower right "by William Morris Hunt" (1824-1879, Wethersfield, NH), 13" by 10" sight, minor chips to top edge of the modern frame.

83B. Red painted Windsor arm chair with a turned base, labeled on the bottom of the seat, owned by William Morris Hunt, 1824-1879, late 19th century.

84. Oil on canvas landscape "Call of the Wild" featuring a bull moose trumpeting in the foreground, the central figure with his cow in the background, signed lower right "C. Rungius" (Carl Rungius, Important wildlife artist 1869-1959: more info on this artist available upon request). 32" by 46" sight in what appears to be the original frame.

85. Full length silhouette of a man embellished with bronze shading attributed to James Hubbard, first quarter of the 19th century, English born, worked on the East Coast of US in the 1820's. History attached, framed in Rosewood, 6" by 10 ½" sight.

86. Unglazed pottery standing camel loaded with provisions and raising it's head, possibly Tang Dynasty, China, 19" tall by 13" wide, minor damage to tile base.

87. Unglazed pottery standing horse, the mane, tail and tack are decorated in mineral pigment, possibly Tang Dynasty, China, some flaking to surface, 15" tall by 11" wide.

88. Unglazed pottery standing horse with floral mineral decoration to the saddle, possibly Tang Dynasty, China, some surface flaking, 14 ½" tall by 15" wide.

89. Standing pottery figure of a woman holding a cat, a blue and ochre San Cai Glaze, possibly Tang Dynasty, China, some flaking to the glaze, 18" tall.

90. Unglazed Dancing figure of a bearded man playing a flute, green, red, and black decoration to the surface, some surface flaking, Chinese, 14" tall.

91. Unglazed standing figure of a war horse, with gray colored decoration, some flaking to the surface, Possibly Han Dynasty, China, 11" tall x 13" wide.

92. 4 Part folding screen decorated with Siberian Irises on a black background, Chinese, 74" wide by 36" tall.

93. Carved limestone human stylized figure attributed to William Edmonson, note crossed arms, squared nose and indented eyes, see attached article, 17" tall.

94. Watercolor on paper of a stream running through a pasture with a farm in the background "Lightner Creek" signed lower right "Beaugureau" (Francis Henry,1920-1991, Important Western artist- more information available upon request), 17 ½" by 26" sight.

95. Bow back Windsor arm chair with knuckle arms, turned legs and old blue paint, dated under the seat "1838" in blue paint, 3 brass plate repairs to the top of the bow, 36 ¾" tall, NH circa 1800.

96. Copper Banner weathervane with cutout "Trimble" on the banner, from the barn at the Trimble Homestead near Buffalo, N.Y., good verdigris color, 27" tall by 37" wide.

97. Carved Horn powder horn with a twist on horn top, the carved name "Joseph Isaacs, Volunteer, 1772" on one side and on the other a carved eagle and shield and the saying "Liberty or Death".

98. Whalebone scratch and punch decorated and colored red & green, miniature domino set with a slide on handled lid, Sailor made, bottom made of Chestnut or Oak, 19th century.

99. Silk fold over purse floral embroidered inside and outside, probably late 18th or early 19th century, French.

100. Oil on canvas portrait of a young bull, signed lower right "EE'85" (EE Eastman, 19th century Canadian/American), 18 ½" by 24 ½" board dimension.

101. Needlework Sampler, Silk embroidery on fine linen, a biblical saying with reference to "Canaans ground" with flowers at the top and bottom and bordered by zigzags and strawberries, found in Canaan, Ct., early 19th century American, in a birdseye maple veneered frame. 34" by 12 ½" sight.

102. Etching of a seated young man, "Arthur Haden", nephew, signed lower left "Whistler, 1869" (James Abbot McNeil Whistler,1834-1903). 5 ¼" by 8" sight, stain to lower right corner.

103. Etching of "Chickadees" pencil signed lower left "Frank W Benson" (1862-1951. Salem, Mass.), 5¾" by 7¾" Image size.

104. Oil on canvas of Mediterranean walled city against a bright blue sky signed lower left "M. Moreno, 1884" (Matias, Spanish), 18 ½" by 22" sight,

105. Rosewood brass inlaid Empire card table with a floral brass inlaid band on the fold over swivel top with spool turned edge over a rectangular case with scroll decorated sides and brass inlaid front panel over a carved and brass inlaid center pedestal set on a plat formed base supported by 4 scrolled feet with brass rosettes, mid 19th century England, 36" wide.

106. Etching of a man holding a pipe looking out a window attributed to Cornelius Pietersz Bega, 1620-1664, 3 ½" by 4 ½" sight.

107. Lithograph, Black figure, White and Tan background, monogrammed "Wassily Kandisky" (1866-1944, Oakland California), 2 ¼" square.

108. Maple and birch child's slant front desk with a dove tailed case, a fall front lid supported on the upper drawer over 2 thumb nail molded drawers, set on a bracket base, remnants of the red wash 18th century, New Hampshire, replaced brass, 18" wide by 22 ½" tall.

109. Cast Iron Furnace plate with a Roman sun motif, 17 ½" by 28 ¾". Metal display stand included, 18th/19th century.

110. Pennsylvania Arrow back settee in the original mauve/gray paint with 3 groups of fruit on the crest rail, scrolled arms attach to a plank seat set on 8 turned legs attached by stretchers, 19th century.

111. Oil on canvas Family portrait of 4 people, a man, a woman, a son and a daughter in a red dress, circa 1830 American, 23" by 28 ¼", relined in a newer frame.

112. Poplar or pine mixing bowl, turned, 19th century, American, 22 ¼" diameter.

113. Maple late Sheraton Deck (2drawers) top chest of 4 drawers, the top drawer being overhung, poplar or pine shaped back splash, birdseye drawer fronts flanked by carved and turned columns, all set on 4 turned feet, Original brasses, 42" wide by 49 ½" tall including back splash.

114. Pair of Oval miniature watercolor portraits of a man and a woman, finely executed, 1 ¾" by 2 ¼" sight.

115. Cherry 2 part corner cupboard, the top section with a cornice molding above a 12 light door set on a flaring French footed base with a waist molding over a drawer over 2 flat paneled cupboard doors, Late 18th or earth 19th century, Pennsylvania, 87" tall by 39 ½" wide.

116. Cherry Chippendale side chair with a cupids box crest over 2 slats in the same shape, a needle point slip seat supported by a straight skirt resting on 4 straight legs connected by box stretchers, probably 18th century Connecticut River Valley. Ball feet added later.

117. Pair of Oil on canvas portraits of a man in uniform and a woman in a lace cap, mid 19th century, gold frames, relined, 8 ½" by 9 ¾" sight.

118. Rosewood table top screen with a silk embroidery of birds set in a frame with fret work embellishments and Foo Dogs for feet, Late 19th or early 20th century Chinese, 22 ½" wide by 33" tall, As found condition.

119. Four Light wood tables in a nest with leaf decorated skirts and bamboo carved legs, 20th century, Chinese.

120. 2 Pottery male figurines dressed in robes with red decoration, 15" tall, probably Northern Wei Period (500-600 AD).

121. Two unglazed handled jars with black and red decoration, 7 ½" tall, 10" tall, together with an unglazed black and red decorated bowl with small handles, 7 ½" diameter, all probably Neolithic, 2000-1750 BC., Chinese.

122. Vase with a peach bloom type glaze, possibly Qing Dynasty, 14 ¼"tall; Bottle shaped vase with mirror brown glaze, possibly Qing Dynasty, 10" tall, and a Baluster form vase with an oxblood glaze, possibly Ming, 7 ½" tall, China.

123. Celadon glazed: A two part Incense burner with 5 chimney type vents in the base and a top with 3 fluted tiers, possibly Ming, 7 ½"tall, a dish and footed saucer possibly Song Dynasty, and vase with a raised dragon around the neck, 7" tall, China.

124. Oil on canvas of a crowd approaching a Christ figure, "The Procession", signed lower left "D. Mecatti" (Dario, 1909-1976, South American), Reference book included, 30" by 49" sight.

125. Empire Mahogany Work table with a lift top over a compartmented box over 2 drawers flanked by turned half spindles set on a baluster form shaft above a veneered platform resting on 4 scrolled feet, 19th century New England, as found condition, 19" wide by 16 ½" deep by 28 ½" tall.

126. 3 pewter basins: 8" unmarked American, 10" attributed to George Lightner, Baltimore, 1806-15, 10 3/8" indistinctly marked with repaired bottom, All late 18th to early 19th century.

127. 16 ½" English pewter charger, George Greenfell, London 1757-78 and 2 12" chargers one unmarked and the other marked Edward Danforth, Hartford Ct., 18th century.

128. 9" American Pewter plate marked "B. Barnes, Phila." Late 18th or early 19th century.

129. 10 Pewter plates of varying sizes most with London marks, 18th and 19th century.

130. 2 similar Pewter octagonal base candlesticks, 18th century French, 7 ¾" tall, some dents.

131. Two similar Pewter molded edge deep dishes, 13 ¼" diameter, 18th century Continental.

132. Pewter cigar lighter and a handled feeding bottle.

133. Pewter handle pitcher marked on the bottom "Dunham" (Rufus, 1837-1861, Westbrook Me.), 6 ¼" tall, a helmet form tea pot with a wooden handle set on paw feet, marked "Morey and Smith", and an unmarked American tea pot.

134. Watercolor on paper of a Fishing boat Tied up at a dock, signed lower left "Pleissner" (Ogdon Milton, 1905-1983, New York N.Y.), and on the back, "Rockport, 63', #14", 19" by 11" image size, unframed, excellent condition.

135. Red painted chair table with a round pine top with the initials "AB 1805" attached by pins to a maple base with squared construction having a pine seat over a drawer above 4 square legs ending in casters. Early 19th century New England, repair to two of the legs. 46" diameter by 29" tall.

136. Handled Pewter flagon with a hinged lid, marked "French", 9 ¼" tall together with 2 Scalloped edge and 1 rounded edge plates of various sizes.

137. Rare Pewter coffeepot, attributed to William W. Lyman (1844-1852, Wallingford & Meriden, Ct.), 11.5" tall.

138. Pewter mug/measure marked "M.A Lawson, 6" 4 ¼" tall and a tankard with an indecipherable mark, probably 18th century English, 5 ¾" tall.

138A. Pewter coffee pot with a flower finial and a pedestal base signed on the bottom J Wolstenholme, Sheffield, 11" tall.

139. Mahogany dovetailed butlers tray on a turned folding stand, both 19th century English, tray 31" wide by 16 ½", 32" tall stand.

140. Pair of primitive oil on heavy paper portraits of a man and a woman in early 19th century attire, Original frames, New Hampshire history, probably New Hampshire or Vermont origin, repairs. 14" by 19" sight.

140A. Oil on canvas landscape of woods with a stone bridge over a stream signed lower right "DD Coombs, 1881" (Delbert Dana,1850-1938, Auburn, Maine. A white mountain artist, student of W. Leighton and Harrison B Brown) apparently the original frame, 13 ½" by 19 ½" sight.

141. Bow back Windsor High Chair with applied arms and carved hand holds and slots for restraining bar over a saddle seat set on 4 splayed turned legs connected by bulbous H stretchers, 19th century black over mustard over red, 35" tall, probably 18th century Pennsylvania.

142. Pair of primitive watercolor on paper landscapes in original gold frames with black and gold reverse paintings "View of Locklomond", and "Abbey Craig on the River Froth Near Stirling", 19th century English, labeled on the back "Bittle & Cooper, Burnish Gilders, Looking glasses", discoloration to background, 12 ½" by 17 ¾" image size.

143. Folk art candle stand, a round crotched walnut top over a round turned spindled bird cage, baluster turned shaft set on 4 shaped spider legs, crusty finish, 19th century American, 17 ½" diameter by 29" tall.

144. Oil on canvas Southwestern scene of Cowboys around the chuck wagon with a cattle heard in the background, probably an early 20th century illustration signed lower left "R. Farrington Elwell" (Robert, 1874-1962, Phoenix, Arizona), 29" by 40" sight, repair to center.

145. Maple corner chair with a red wash with nice wear on the arms, back and stretchers, Turned arm and back supports and a turned front leg connected by double box stretchers all around, Old splint seat, 18th century New Hampshire.

146. Horse hide covered pull toy horse with horse hair mane and tail standing on a wooden base set on 4 cast iron wheels, 24" tall by 16 " wide, 19th century.

147. Terracotta casting painted to resemble limestone of a seated Lion with his paw on a ball, probably 19th century England, no visible signature, 32 ½" tall.

148. Tapestry, linen background and embroidery, a man serenading a woman in a wooded grotto, 19th century, Continental, 70" square.

149. Oil on canvas Hudson River school showing a house along a river bank with boats sailing, a distant mountain, relined, 23 ½" by 17 ¾" sight, apparently the original gold frame.

150. Paint decorated dressing table resembling rosewood, gold stencil and yellow pin striped decoration, a scrolled back splash, 2 deck drawers, over a single long drawer set on 4 turned legs ending in ball feet, 19th century New England, Original brass, 31" wide by 41" tall.

151. Primitive oil on canvas portrait of a man with curly hair dressed in a coat and weskit, a white shirt with a flaring collar, sepia background, unframed, patch, 13" by 19 ¾".

152. Fan back Windsor side chair, turned stiles, saddle seat, 4 way splayed bulbous turned legs connected by bulbous H stretcher, Old black paint, 39" tall.

153. Bow back Windsor side chair attributed to Tuck. 9 bamboo spindles, saddle seat, bulbous turned 4 way splayed legs with tapered feet connected by a bulbous H stretcher, Black over cream paint, late 18th century Mass.

154. Oil on board landscape including a house titled "Alaska Homestead 1936", signed lower right "Sydney Laurence" (1865-1940), 11 ¾" by 15 ¾" sight, newer gold leaf frame.

155. Mahogany Sheraton Wing Chair, shaped wings and crest, rolled arms extending over front turned tapered reeded legs, good upholstery, 46" tall, early 19th century Mass.

156. Double adjustable arm Brass Student lamp, electrified, caramel colored glass shades, 25 ½" tall.

157. Lift top valuables case with stump work on silk interior, a door opening on small drawers surrounded by drawers, over a long wooden drawer, probably late 17th early 18th century., lacquered, set on a later cabriole leg stand with scroll feet, painted black, Pine and oak secondary woods, .

158. Kashan oriental scatter rug with a red background, a center medallion surrounded by an overall design in the field, 54" by 82".

159. Cut glass punch bowl with a scalloped rim and a saw tooth design , ribbed sides and a pinwheel in the bottom, probably 20th century American, 13" diameter by 6 ½" tall.

160. Pair of double arm patinated bronze Argand Lamps embellished with fire gilt brass, wreaths and dragon faces applied to the reservoir and scrolled dolphin head figures around the base, electrified, weight is marked "Birmingham", the base is signed "Messinger", 26" tall.

161. Footed cut glass compote with a rolled rim, probably 20th century Irish, 12" diameter by 9" tall.

162. Oil on canvas landscape, a woman with her dog herding sheep along a country road with mountains in the background, wide gilt frame, signed lower right "Marcel LeBrun" (19th/20th century, Paris, France), 38 ½" by 28 ½" sight.

163. Mahogany Chippendale mirror tombstone arched crest and base flanked by curliques, Pine backboard, probably circa 1800 American.

164. Cast iron boot scrape flanked by two cold painted horses set on plinths, 19" wide by16" tall by 12" deep, Probably original condition and 19th century.

165. Federal Tiger maple veneer two drawer work table, the top drawer with a fitted interior, set on a turned shaft set on stylized saber legs, Poplar secondary wood, Original brass, 19th century Mid Atlantic origin, 30" tall by 16" deep by 21" wide.

166. Wrought Iron hanging 6 pointed star form planter, ideal for a chandelier, circa 1900, 8' diameter.

167. Pair of hollow cast iron sculptures, a Baboon and a Panther set on carved limestone bases supported by 2 custom plinths, probably 20th century, plinth 36 ½" tall, Baboon 25 ½" tall by 23 ½" wide by 17" deep, Panther 18 ½" tall by 24" wide by 17" deep.

168.   Oil on canvas Autumn landscape signed and dated "79" lower left and marked in pencil on the upper rail of the stretcher "Charles Franklin Pierce 1875" (1844-1920), 11 ½" by 44 ½" sight

169. Lot of 7 butter molds: republic eagle, acorn, sheaf of wheat, barrel form pine apple, blank, and flowers, 19th century.

170. Black and red painted checkerboard on maple, 12" square, repaired split, 19th century.

171. Folk Carved wooden head with a tobacco leaf decoration on one side and blossoms on the other, brown paint, Scoharie County, NY, 13" tall on a metal base.

172. Framed Oil on board of an Amusement Park ride "Speed Boats" signed lower left "W F Mangles, 1956" (William F., 20th century Coney Island, N.Y.), See Write Up, ding in upper right, 32" by 25" sight

173. Circular shooting gallery target, wrought iron, collapsible targets resembling spades hearts, diamonds, clubs and a star mounted on a cast iron circular base, 27" tall including base, 20th century, old red white and blue paint, probably Coney Island, N.Y.

174. 5 collapsible shooting gallery target Ducks in a row on an angle iron base, painted, 30" long.

175. 6 Shooting gallery collapsible targets: Man in a canoe, a duck, steam ship, squirrel, diamond and a goose.

176. Pine Hepplewhite 1 drawer stand with a mahoganized finish, a molded edge top, tapered legs, 28" tall by 13" by 14 ½" top, replaced brass, circa 1800 New Hampshire.

177. Ash burl bowl, 14" diameter, probably early 19th century American.

178. Walnut and Cherry, Hepplewhite stand, walnut top over a pegged case with a single flush drawer set on 4 tapered legs, knob added, probably early 19th century, New Hampshire, later mahoganized finish, 27 ¾" tall.

179. Scrottleware miniature chest with 4 wooden drawers inset into a pottery case with a brown glaze decorated with yellow swirl graining, probably 18th century England, 8 ½" tall by 9 ¾" wide, 2 back legs replaced with wood.

180. Burl half round table with tiger maple legs and a burl mid shelf, 19th century, 19½" wide by 24½" tall.

181. Pair of Native American Sioux beaded moccasins white background with red, blue and black design, circa 1900, 11" long.

182. Native American Red stone pipe with a carved wood stem, 17 ¼" long, bowl 7 ½" tall.

183. Pair of Hopi, Native American Sashes, white wool with green brown blue and red stripes with designs, circa 1890, 48" long by 9" wide.

183A. Loop Necklace of beaded rawhide, white and pink, possibly 19th century.

183B. Buffalo Hide robe with a feathered bonnet design painted on the skin side, late 19th century, hair loss and hole, roughly 5’ diameter.

184. Oil on canvas landscape of Maple Sugaring scene, a team of oxen with the farmer in front of the sugarhouse on a snowy day, signed lower right "Robert Wesson" (1902-1967, New England, Hibbard School) framed, 24" by 30" sight.

185. Crotched Mahogany shaped bow front Hepplewhite style sideboard with line inlay around the top, drawers and cupboard doors set on tapered legs ending in castors, 71" wide by 41 ½" tall.

186. Goravan/Heriz Oriental Rug with a center medallion in predominately red colors with an overall geometric design, 10' by 7' 6", slightly worn.

187. Celestial globe on a cast iron stand, labeled Gilman Joslin, Boston. 9" diameter sphere, as is.

188. Pair of Green veined marble pedestals, round top band with a raised carved shell over a twist carved column set on a double disk, some damage, circa 1900, 24 ½" tall.

189. Oil on canvas landscape of a woodland scene signed lower left "R. M. Shurtleff, NA." (Roswell Morse, 1838-1915, New York, N.Y.) probably the original gold frame, 11 ½" by 15 ½" sight.

190. Carved wooden duck, full bodied, made as a mold, probably 19th century, chip out of neck, 11 ½" long.

191. Trapezoidal shaped mirror, curly walnut, old glass, old American newspaper on the back, shrinkage crack, 8 ¼" tall.

192. Oil on canvas landscape with a house, a woman on a white horse led by a man and a herd of cows crossing a river, relined, Dutch School, illegible signature lower left, 28 ½" by 20 ¾" sight.

193. Fire bucket labeled "H.B.Thornton, Saco, 1817", handle and bottom damage.

194. Mahogany side chair with a shaped molded crest a pierced splat, over upholstered seat, reeded legs ending in Marlborough feet, probably 18th century England.

195. Brass fire screen, half round with adjustable iron hooks which attach to a grate, probably 19th century England, 22 ½" wide by 14" tall.

196. Pair of knife blade andirons, brass urn finial pinned onto an iron shaft with a brass plaque covering the weld to the dogs over an arched base with penny feet, 18th century American, 23" tall.

197. Pair of Brass Ball top andirons with log stops, probably the original dogs, a baluster turned shaft over spurred cabriole legs ending in elongated pad feed, 18th century New England, 14 ½" tall and a pair of ball top tongs.

198. Pair of brass steeple top andirons with log stops, a baluster turned shaft over spurred cabriole legs set on ball feet, late18th or early 19th century American, 24" tall.

199. Cast Bronze posit pot, the handle marked "Wasborough #2" and two cast iron smaller posset pots, 18th century.

200. Cast Iron fireplace crane and a trammel, 18th century.

201. Cast iron lighting: grisset pan, a hanging candle holder and a standing candle holder, 18th century.

202. Cast iron Fire place cooking implements. A toaster, a fish broiler, a standing meat broiler, and a kettle tilter, 18th century.

203. Large 19th century tin roasting oven with cast iron feet, a bronze posit pot and an iron marked 1736 Amsterdam.

204. Oil on canvas Landscape of a lake Scene with mountains in the background, signed lower right "AJ Bisel, 1909" 29 ½" by 19 ¼" sight, possibly the original gold frame.

205. Grain painted curved back shoe foot fireside settle bench with shaped sides and cut out arm rests, probably 18th century English, 71 ½" tall by 62" wide.

206. Sarouk scatter rug with red background, a central medallion surrounded by an elaborately foliated field, 57" by 89".

207. Polychrome and gilt Russian Icon on a wood backing with pencil description "The old man in a green cloak sees the Holy Virgin and Saints during a sermon in the Cathedral of Byzanz and shows it to his neighbors. The Emperor and Empress of Byzanz are present". 4.5" by 3.3".

208. Pair of Paris Porcelain urns with a green glazed background and gilt banding, a mourning scene on one and a gentleman with a harp on the other, open work gilt handles, 19th century Continental, glaze restoration at throat to one, 18 ½" tall.

209. Paris porcelain tea set decorated with a gold band and multi floral decoration, coffee pot (lid missing), covered creamer and sugar, a punch bowl, 6 cups and 5 saucers, 19th century Continental.

210. Pair of Paris porcelain urns, gold background with some wear, one with a scene of children playing in a garden, the other a scene of two women with a gentleman looking on, both have scrolled handles with designs and classical heads of a man on one side and a woman at the top, 19th century Continental, 19 ½" tall.

211. Tumbridge ware style hand mirror with elaborately carved and inlaid exotic wood handle and frame around the beveled glass, the back has a center inlaid with opposing Griffins on either side of a vase of flowers surrounded by an inlaid border.

212. Map of France by Willem & Joan Blaue, hand colored, Coat of arms of the Royal Families, 1630, foxing, 20" by 14 ¾" image size.

213. Repainted Windsor fan back side chair, bamboo turnings, cracked fan and a bow back side chair with an unusual shaped bow and a turned base, circa 1800.

214. Oil on canvas landscape of cows grazing in a field next to a river, framed, signed lower right "Barrow, 1910" 20 ½" by 30" sight.

215. Poplar wood set of 30 drawers with wooden knobs set in a free standing case with half moon cutouts at the sides, Late 19th century American, 55" wide by 36" tall.

216. Painted and grain painted checkerboard on slate, second half 19th century, 22" square.

217. Pair of wooden pricket candlesticks, one painted green with yellow striping, the other unfinished, probably 19th century Continental, 23" tall.

218. Watercolor on ivory of a sea captain seated in a 19th century armchair with a draped window showing a sailing ship flying an American flag in the background, 2 7/8" by 3 7/8" sight. Signed on back in pencil "Jonathon Lord, Rowayton, Ct", unsigned.

219. Gold Over mantle mirror, 3 part beveled glass with a foliate border all around with a central cartouche, dividers have shells at the top and bottom, late 19th century.

220. Watercolor on paper landscape of Birch trees in a field with distant mountains, signed lower right "C. Richert" (Charles Henry, 1880-1974, Arlington, Mass), 14" by 9 ¾" sight.

221. Japanese scroll, Kakemono, in a wooden box, "Seeding", showing pine boughs, circa 1770, Kano Eisen (1730-1790), see enclosed provenance.

222. Chinese sword in a carved ivory case, probably 19th century, some damage and ends missing, 23½" long.

223. Canton platter, Blue and white, 14 ½" long, 19th century China.

224. Oil on canvas seascape of a foggy day with water and rocks in a late 19th century gold frame, 17 ½" by 9 ½" sight.

225. Sheraton mahogany drop leaf table, the top has rounded corners set on a molded apron over rope carved and turned legs ending in brass castors, early 19th century, 42" long by 29" high.

226. Reverse painting on glass of a ship, "H.M.S. Castor Running Down The Cameleon Cutter off Dover August 27, 1834", see letter on reverse "Originally Clifford Carver Museum Collection", original black painted pine frame, 19th century England, paint loss to image, 24 by 16 ½" sight.

227. Pine 2 drawer blanket chest with a lift top set on an applied bracket base in the front and cut out sides with returns, cotter pin hinges, 18th century, New England, 40" wide by 41" tall.

228. Royal Worcester gold band porcelain dinner service for 12 with extra pieces, Chancellor pattern, 20th century England.

229. Copeland Spode desert/salad plates with a gadrooned scalloped edge, Mayflower pattern, 20th century England.

230. Oil on board landscape of men fishing from a boat on a lake, sail boats then mountains in the background, fire gilt frame, 8 ½" by 5 ¼" sight.

231. Meadow lark standing among a flower, rocks, and mushrooms, porcelain, marked on the under side Boehm, limited edition, Edward Marshall Boehm, 20th century, 8 ½" tall, with his book.

232. Empire frame decorated in a later Chinoiserie decoration, 13" by 10", 19th century.

233. 3 Currier and Ives prints, "Little Sister", "Mama's Pet", "Little Brother", a C. Currier, "Emily", 2 N. Curriers, "Henry Clay", " Theodore Frelinghuysen", and a French print La Belle Ruse", 19th century.

234. Oil on canvas landscape of birch trees overhanging a road with distant mountains, signed lower right "W H Weisman" (1840-1922), new frame, relined, 28" by 35" sight.

235. A coin silver mug marked "Jones, Ball & Co.", engraved "Samuel Hale Parker", and another coin mug, unmarked, with beaded decoration around the rim and the base.

236. 3 coin silver mugs: one octagonal shaped marked "R&W Wilson", another with wave decoration engraved "Marie" marked "Cooper & Fisher NY" and another marked "G Koch", 19th century.

237. Revere Style bowl, Tiffany & Company makers, 7" diameter.

238. Pair of watercolors on paper of "York Minster", "St. Mary's Landing, York", signed Lower left "J.Harrison" (John Cilfford, 1847-1903).

239. Full Hull Ship model, 45"long, masts and bow sprint added later, newer paint, probably late 19th century.

240. Chinese export porcelain punch bowl with figural scenes separated by an orange/gilt motif, 8" diameter, probably 18th century Chinese, glaze crack to the interior.

241. Chinese export porcelain Armorial punch bowl with blue/gilt banding with floral decoration, crest is a red and white shield flanked by a Rampant lion and a unicorn, 18th century Chinese, large repair near crest, 10 ¾" diameter..

242. Rose medallion vase, 9 ¼" tall and a Blue Fitzhugh deep dish, minor chip, 18th century Chinese.

243. Blue and Red 8" punch bowl with scenes of houses, 19th century Chinese and a later 11" punchbowl.

244. Watercolor on paper landscape with commercial buildings along a river, signed lower right "Xavier Gonzales" (Provincetown, Mass. 1898-1993), 17 ¼" by 12 ¼" sight.

245. Federal mahogany and tiger maple 1 drawer stand.

246. 3 etchings "Girl with Bird" pencil signed lower right "Benjamin Blake", "Emily", and "Dancer", both signed lower right "Blake". Not Shown.

247. Cherry carved and walnut and mother of pearl inlaid watch hutch in the form of a dressing mirror with a silver pocket watch as found.

248. Watercolor on paper of 3 gentlemen talking, pencil initialed lower "KH" (attributed to Keeley Halswelle, RA, 1830-1891, British), 4 ½" by 6 ¼" sight.

249. Etching of a sail boat pencil signed "Full and By", Frederick Owen, 8 ¾" by 12" image size.

250. Wall box: the backboard with a carved 3 part crest above a box with a lid held on by cotter pin hinges whose bottom extends to become a spoon holder above carved curlicues, probably 18th century Continental.

251. Watercolor portrait of a gentleman framed in a 19th century oval gold frame labeled on the reverse "Francis Lamb, Washington", 12 ¾" by 10 ¾" and an Embossed Copper head purported to be Thomas Jefferson.

252. Weathervane, a Flat silhouette of a prancing horse, 14" long by 11" tall.

253. Lignum vitae baluster turned sander, a tin tinder box with a slide on top decorated with stars, a mother of pearl inlaid glasses case and glasses, a horse hair brush with a carved ivory handle and a wooden ball, all 19th century.

254. Series of 6 prints of cock fighting, English.

255. Mahogany Chippendale Style lolling chair with foliate carved arm supports, knees (front and back) and feet in the slipper form and resting on a platform, English.

256. A watercolor on silk of a woman, surrounded by a dark blue silk border, a letter of provenance attached to the back of a newer gold frame, probably 19th century Chinese, 15 ¾" by 21" sight.

257. Blue and white floral decorated mei ping vase probably Yan/Ming, 10" tall with 2 barrel shaped fishing weights probably Ming, and 7 bowls of various sizes with chips and flaking, Chinese.

258. 6 snuff bottles of varying materials including Peking glass, Quartz, Bone, Cinnabar; a Cinnabar beaded necklace, and 4 Netsukes, Chinese and Japanese.

259. 3 pieces of China; a plate with red and blue design, a tea pot with floral decoration and a Foo Dog finial, and a dresser tray decorated with mountains, Chinese and Japanese.

260. A tomb tile of a lion, a horses head, and a statue all probably Han or Tang Dynasty, China.

261. 4 pieces of Canton: two 6" plates, one 8 ½" plate, one 7" bowl, a late pitcher, an Imari 6 ¾" bowl, an 8 ¼" punch bowl, and 3 late Imari tea cups, all Blue and White, Chinese and Japanese. And a 7 ¾" orange and blue decorated fluted vase.

262. Dark Blue Wedgwood with white figures: Biscuit jar with silver plated rim and base, a sugar with silver plated top and spoon and an oval tea pot with a lid chip all with an impressed mark.

263. Dark Blue Wedgwood with white figures: Covered handled urn, a cut corner tray (chip), Vase, and a pepper shaker (chip), with impressed mark.

264. Oil on canvas landscape with a figure, indistinctly signed lower left "CC Puir---", puncture hole in upper right, 28 ¾" by 36" sight. Original frame.

265. Framed piece of floral embroidered crewel work, 10" by 13" sight.

266. Redware bowl with a light red/brown glaze decorated with cream central star and borders, 15 ½" diameter.

267. Turkish Oshak oriental rug, a cream background with a central medallion in an open field bordered gold and orange, worn and some holes, 9' by 12'.

268. .800 silver fluted wine cooler with an embossed design and lion handles, late 19th century Continental. 10" tall.

269. Coin silver fish knife, server, ladle, and skewer, together with silver plated pie server, hot water pot and vegetable tongs.

270. A sterling silver fluted bowl and Six silver plated items, a pair wine coasters, a wine bottle holder, a footed salver, an individual coffee pot, a condiment pot with a blue glass liner and a footed handled basket with a blue glass liner, English.

271. Silver plated tea box with lions head handles and a hinged lid, England.

272. 2 oval silver plated trays, 2 round footed silver plated trays, and 2 round covered vegetable dishes.

273. A glass sided display case and various oriental stands for displaying objects.

274. Pair of hand colored prints of Chickens titled "War" and "Peace", newly framed, painted by B. Marshall, engraved by C. Turner, 15 ½" by 20 ¼" plate size.

275. 8 Coin silver pudding spoons by various American makers, sterling fish fork and server retailed by Marshall Field, a pair of sterling serving spoons and a pair of German silver plated grape shears.

276. A sterling silver walking candlestick by Rand and Crane, a sterling letter opener marked "JA Merrill", and a sterling clip. All probably 20th century.

277. Silver plated tea box, Hallmarked lion, lions head, b, retailed by the Gold and Silversmith's guild, Regent St., London, 3 ¼" tall.

278. Pair of silver plated candle snuffers with a shell on the handle, 19th century marked "Gorham, Co.".

279. Porcelain Figural box with the lid in the form of a baby, 6 ½" long, and a porcelain figural inkwell in the form of a table, lid missing, 7" long, both European, 19th century.

280. 2 Staffordshire church form vases one having a Gothic window over the door and the other a clock both with chips, and a maid milking a cow in vase form, repairs and hairline to base, rare forms, 19th century England.

281. Staffordshire group of the Prince with a concertina and the Princess with a harp, English, appears to be later, 17" tall.

282. Polychrome print of a drawing room scene, embossed lower left and signed "W. Dendy Sadler", 19th century English.

283. Oil on canvas landscape of cows grazing beside a stream, unsigned, gold frame, as found, 17 ½" by 12" sight.

284. 3 Polychrome Pith paintings on silk, probably late 19th century Chinese.

285. 4 pieces of pottery 3 bowls, 1 fluted, and a hexagonal box with an animal on the lid all probably Song Dynasty, and a shaped covered box with blue decoration probably Ming, Chinese.

286. 5 pieces of Asian pottery including a Chinese Plate possibly Tang/Liao, San Cai glazed, a Japanese bulb dish, a Chinese ash tray, a Korean Cup, a blanc de Chine footed sauce dish and a small vase marked "15/28".

287. A Rose Medallion open vegetable dish, an 8 ½" Rose Medallion plate, an 8 ½" Satsuma Plate in red and gold with cloud shaped pictures in the center and in the border, a Nanking plate, and a footed open vegetable, various ages, and a carved ivory egg, Chinese and Japanese.

288. 3 pieces of Rose medallion: 2 bowls and a plate, chip to 1 bowl, late 19th century Chinese.

289. Crystal compote decorated with etched dancing figures, 20th century marked on the bottom "H L Karhula".

290. Framed Polychrome print of an interior scene with a landscape beyond a window pencil signed lower right "McKnight" and numbered lower left "xxiv/c", 15 ½" by 17" sight together with a framed poster "McKnight Chalk and Vermillion Art Expo 1984", with a Thomas McKnight book.

291. Poster of a "Gentleman in a Country Cart" driving a horse "January 1895", monogrammed lower left, described on the back to be by Edward Penfield, 1866-1922, water stain along right side, 21" by 14" sight.

292. Pen and ink drawing of a family of 5 children from New York signed lower right "WHW, June 1883", framed, 15 ¼" by 11 ½" sight.

293. Pair of 17th century style brass candlesticks, 12 ¼" tall.

294. Oil on canvas Hudson River style landscape, sheep and cattle grazing in the foreground and a man in a boat on a river, mountains in the background, as found, 36" by 27" sight.

295. Hepplewhite mahogany Commode, the top with an inlaid edge over a deep drawer banded with tiger maple over 2 cupboard doors banded with tiger maple set on a bracket base with a scalloped center drop and line inlay, late 19th or early19th century New England, 22 ½" wide by 27 ½" tall.

296. Pair of 3 slat ladder back side chairs, 19th century American.

297. Oval watercolor on paper of a woman in a black dress on a blue background, 19th century, 2 ½" by 3" sight.

298. 5 large folio etchings of various scenes in European Life; one gentlemen viewing a live nude sculpture, pencil signed by painter , "E Chamellion Japees Fortuny" all probably late 19th century, embossed paper mark.

299. 9 black and white prints of classical architectural scenes "Collection Des Principales Vues De Paris" with a pollychrome print of "Chatomone", 18th century French.

300. 7 etchings, some pencil signed "Castle of The Egg, Naples" signed "Carl Wingate"; Landscape signed "Bernard Gutman"; Landscape signed "Alexander Shilling", "Boat Builders House, Marblehead, Mass.", and a landscape signed "Lee Sturges".

301. Oil on board, heavy paint, probably Mount Monadnock signed lower right "W A Burr", gold frame, 18 ½" by 22 ½" sight.

302. Watercolor on paper of a coaching scene signed lower right "R. Rosenbaum" (Richard, b.1864, Austrian), gold frame, 15" by 21" sight.

303. Mahogany shaving mirror, turned posts set on shoe feet holding framed mirror over a single long drawer with wooden pulls, old color, 15" wide by 18" tall, English.

304. Wooden staved rum keg with a bung hole, steel bands, initialed at either end, 18th century English.

305. Large hand painted wall hung plate with a shaped gilded edge, a landscape with a game bird, Royal Vienna, probably 19th century, 13" diameter.

306. Two pitchers, Punch and Judy, Staffordshire, 19th century England, 5" tall.

307. Blue and white Staffordshire transfer ware plate, impressed mark with an eagle, Enoch Wood and Sons, "Marine Hospital, Louisville Kentucky, 19th century English, edge wear and chip, 9 ½" diameter.

308. 12 Gold rimmed service plates, marked Heinrich & Co. and a crown, Bavaria, 11"diameter.

309. Water color on silk of a white hawk, probably 19th century Chinese, 9 ¾" by 13" sight.

310. Japanese block print of 4 women, one with a baby, 9 ½" by 15" sight.

311. 2 Baskets with Rose Medallion teapots and cups, 19th century Chinese.

312. Chinese export armorial platter, 11 ½", a late footed Chinese bowl, and an English chocolate pot with fuchsia decoration.

313. A Chinese pottery statue possibly Tzu Chou, a carved wooden seated statue, a covered glazed dark blue on light blue box and jar, all possibly Ming, Chinese.

314. A pottery covered bowl with blue and red decoration, 8" diameter, 2 handled jars possibly Song, and a green glazed jar possibly Han, China.

315. A 2 Volume set of books in Russian on Russian Miniatures and a 3rd volume on the same subject.

316. 3 boxes of Art Books on various subjects.

317. Watercolor on paper of an Italian village scene with a man and a woman, signed lower right "Parini", 11" by 8" sight.

318. Pair of footstools with turned brass frames and upholstered tops, probably 19th century English.

319. Mantle clock with German works, a silver face and brass feet sold by JA Caldwell Co., Philadelphia.

320. 4 Brass tie backs with Putti in various activities, possibly 19th century French.

320A. 2 Large Sheraton brass tie backs.

320B. Pair of 3 arm brass classical form candlesticks with paw feet with lizards and elephants, 17 ½" tall.

321. 2 miniature wooden Asian carvings, rats in a grain basket (netsuke) and a family traveling with a horse set on a platform both appear to be 19th century or earlier.

322. 5 pieces of pottery with a green/celadon glaze; a darker color 8 ½" vase, a lighter color 8 ½" vase with incised panels possibly Song, a 9" shallow bowl possibly Ming, a 5 ¼" small bowl possibly Song, and a 2 ½" tall jar, China.

323. 5 pieces of early pottery; an owl form handled jar possibly Neolithic, a 3" tall jar possibly Song, a 1 ½" covered pot with black decoration, a 5 ½" biscuit colored jar with incised and raised decoration, glaze flaked and a 5" tall pot possibly the warring states period, China.

324. A blue and white rice bowl from the Nanking cargo sold by Christies, a 5 ¼" ginger jar with a wooden cover, a 6 ¾" baluster form vase with raised decoration and bands of brown dots probably Ying Qing glaze, Song Dynasty, an Asian export saucer with cracks.

325. 3 Blue and White jarlets, a covered box, and a blanc de chine spoon possibly Ming, a 7" covered glazed biscuit color Granery Jar and a covered bowl possibly Ying Qing, Song, China.

326. Middle eastern wall hanging in the Kilim weave, framed in a Lucite case.

327. 18" tall weighted sterling silver vase.

328. Sterling silver flat ware with 12 knives, 8 forks, 8 teaspoons, 8 butter knives.

329. Sterling silver flatware; 12 teaspoons, 2 pudding spoons and a sugar shovel by "John A Coe", and 12 Forks by "Wood & Hughe".

330. Set of 12 coin silver monogrammed pudding spoons marked "JC"; 2 condiment ladles, one marked "Kinsey"; 3 teaspoons with a sheaf of wheat on the handles; 12 teaspoons from various makers.

331. Sterling Silver vegetable server by Gorham, 4 other sterling silver serving pieces.

332. Sterling silver: Gorham Fairfield pattern 8 ice teaspoons, 10 teaspoons, 1 cake fork, and 12 dinner forks by "T Evans and Co".

333. Large lot of miscellaneous silver and silver plate.