The Cobbs Auctioneers
Important Antique and Fine Art Auction
Saturday July 3rd 2004 at 10am in Historic Noone Falls Mill

225     Mashad Oriental Rug with dark blue center background, a red border background and overall floral design. Good condition, 20th century. Persian. 9' 9" by 12' 9".

226     Walter Gilman Page (1862-1934 Nantucket Mass.) oil on canvas portrait of a woman in a hat signed lower left. Gold leaf frame marked "Page", probably original. 19.75" by 23.5" sight. Small repair near mouth. Late 19th century or early 20th.

227     Marshall Johnson (1846-1927 Boston) watercolor on paper of a sailing ship in the open sea with 3 other ships in the background. Signed lower right. 23" by 17" sight, framed and matted.

228     Sawbuck tavern size table with a scrubbed top set on a crossed base at either end connected by two boards forming a storage area. Old red wash on base and underside of the top. 24" by 39" wide by 25" tall, late 18th century. Originally from an estate near Epsom, N.H.

229     Bert Poole (1853-?, Milton, Mass) oil on canvas of an old mill signed lower right with exhibition label on the reverse of the Boston Art Club. Titled "Abandoned Mill". 24" by 29.5" sight in a large gold painted frame.

230     Dublin, N.H. Stone watering trough (and later a planter) recently removed from the original 19th century farmhouse where it was used. In as found condition, 42" long by 19" tall by 19" wide. 18th/19th century.

231     Pair of cast iron urns with bulbous body and raised decoration set on square bases with tin liners. 19" tall, probably 19th century French.

232     Lilla Cabot Perry (1848-1933 Boston and Hancock, N.H.) oil on canvas portrait of Edith Grew in a blue dress with a white collar and a dark blue bow. Edith was a family member (1905-1924). Signed upper left "Lilla Cabot Perry". 17" by 21" sight in apparently the original gilt frame.

233     Cherry tall case clock with a scrolled broken arch crest, carved lattice form fret work, tombstone shaped painted iron dial, eight day brass calendar works, fluted quarter columns at the waist and line inlay at the waist, door and base all resting on a molded stepped base. 94" tall. Probably Connecticut River Valley, circa 1795.

234     Carved Empire wall clock with original label "Boardman & Wells, Bristol Connecticut". Pineapple carved crest and leaf carved half columns set on carved paw front feet, painted wooden dial and a mirror replacing the lower tablet. 35" tall, circa 1830.

235     Hepplewhite paneled front chest of 4 drawers with inlaid cherry and maple swell front with wavy birch paneled drawer fronts and a central flame birch panel outlined with mahogany banding on each drawer supported by 4 shaped French feet. 40" case width by 39" tall by 19" deep, New Hampshire circa 1805.

236     Bordman and Wells Empire Wall clock with makers name stenciled on the crest and paper label on the interior backboard. Black painted half columns flanking the painted wooden dial and mirrored lower tablet, old finish, 30.5" tall, 19th century.

237     William Preston Phelps (1848-1923, Chesham, N.H.) oil on canvas landscape of Mount Monadnock depicting a sunrise on a winter morning with snowy fields in the foreground. Signed Lower left "W P Phelps", 12" by 17" sight. Framed. From a Massachusetts private collection.

238     Double steeple mantle clock with original label of "Terry and Andrew, Bristol, Connecticut". Alarm, time, and strike, 8 day movement. Central glass panel is probably replaced, chipping to dial, 25.25" tall

239     Dunlap School Sheraton carved and inlaid cherry and maple bowed front card table with a swag inlaid top leaf edge over a conforming string inlaid case flanked by incised panels with diamond inlay containing a foliate design above turned and reeded legs with an urn form upper section ending in turned feet with rare patterned inlaid cuff detail, circa 1810, New Hampshire.

240     David Dutton wooden works Empire wall clock with a scrolled crest over a painted wooden face flanked by tapered mahogany pilasters over a reverse painted lower tablet. Original label inside, 33.5" tall, Mount Vernon, New Hampshire, circa 1835.

241     Mahogany gallery clock signed on the dial "Wehrle, Bros., 39 Lisson Grove, London" with a round brass and glass encased painted iron dial and brass movement surrounded by a wooden wall mounted case. 19th century, English.

242     William Aiken Walker (1838-1921 Charleston, SC) oil on artists board of a Southern African American Homestead; 3 adults and 4 children outside in front of a wooden house, wash on the line, chickens etc… signed lower left "WA Walker", framed, 6" by 12" sight. From a Vermont estate.

243     William Aiken Walker oil on artists board painting of 2 African American cotton pickers standing near a cotton field the woman with a cotton filled basket balanced on her head and the man wearing a picking bag, their house is in the distance. Signed lower left "WA Walker", framed, 6" by 12" sight.

244     Imari baluster form vase with a flared ruffled rim and a decorated red back ground with dark blue embellished borders surrounding white back ground panels with gilt and polychrome birds, 36" tall.

245     Red painted maple 4 drawer chest with a molded edge top above a case containing graduated drawers set on a shaped molded bracket base, inlaid escutcheons, replaced brass, 37.5" wide, circa 1800 New England.

246     Satsuma vase with finely executed gold decoration with 4 panels decorated with a landscape of mountains with water in the background and polychrome people congregated on a beach in the foreground and decorated with shapes and dragons around the neck. The base is plat formed. 15.5" tall. 19th century Japanese.

247     Mandarin, Rose Medallion covered water bottle with bulbous base and elongated neck with a dome shaped cover and intricately executed green background with alternate panels of people and insects among flowers around the neck and base, 15" tall, chip to underside of the lid, 19th Century, Chinese.

248     Mandarin, Rose Medallion covered water bottle with a bulbous base and an elongated neck with a dome shaped cover and gold background with enameled flowers, leaves and insects with alternate panels of people and insects among flowers. 15.5" tall, 19th century, Chinese

249     Mandarin, Rose Medallion vase with animal form ringed handles, a gold background with enameled, leaves, flowers and insects and 3 rows of alternating panels of people, insects, birds and flowers, 25" tall, 19th century, Chinese.

250     Cherry Chippendale chest of 4 graduated drawers with shaped top and double string inlay and inlaid ovals over beaded drawers with string inlay and quarter fans all raised on shaped ogee bracket feet. Original condition including brasses, 44" case width by 37" tall by 20" deep, 18th/19th century, possibly Upper Connecticut River Valley or New Hampshire.

251     Sylvester Phelps Hodgson (1830-1906, Boston Massachusetts summered in White Mountains, A White Mountain School Painter) oil on canvas landscape of "Mount Washington as viewed from Thorn Mountain Road, Jackson, N.H." signed lower left "S.P. Hodgson", 33.5" by 23.5" sight, relined, new frame.

252     Miniature 5 piece Garniture set, blue and white with panels of an oriental lady alternating with panels of flowers. 3 covered jars (6" tall) and 2 flaring form vases (4.25" tall) marked "E" on the bottom. Bird finials have been broken off and glued, probably 18th 19th century, Delft or Faience, Continental.

253     Miniature tea set in the butterfly and peony pattern. Includes six cups & saucers, a tea pot with twisted handle, a covered sugar and a helmet form creamer. Minor chips, 19th century, Chinese.

254     Laura Coombs Hills (ANA, 1859-1952, Newburyport, MA) "White Lillies" pastel still life signed lower right "Laura Hills". 23.5" by 27.5" sight, under glass. Provenance Mrs. Nathaniel Boudich Potter descended through the family to present owner.

255     Hepplewhite tapered leg stand with a shaped top over 4 tapered legs. Mahogany with a dark varnish finish, New England, circa 1800.

256     3 piece Bisque Strawberry pattern tea set in the helmet form. Includes teapot, covered sugar and creamer, "Turner", 19th century England.

257     2 very similar Prattware handled drinking vessels in Bacchus figural form. One has a blue cast to the glaze, the other has a creamier cast. Both 5" tall and hand painted, 18th century, English.

258     Frank Henry Shapleigh (1842-1906, Jackson, New Hampshire) oil on canvas painting of "Old Barn" Scituate, Mass by FH Shapleigh as noted on the back. Signed lower right "F H Shapleigh, 1897". Depicts a view of the harbor from a barn interior with animals in the barn, 9.5" by 15.5" sight, with probably the original gilded frame.

259     Frank Henry Shapleigh (a rare winter scene) oil on panel of a snowy farm scene with a house and distant mountains signed lower right "F H Shapleigh" and on the back "Winter View in West Lebanon ME, F H Shapleigh", framed, 7.25" by 12.5" sight.

260     Chippendale birch swell front 4 drawer chest with a square edge top over graduated drawers and a beaded case, raised on a shaped bracket feet, red washed finish, 41" wide by 34" high by 21" deep. 18th/19th century, New Hampshire.

260A   Chippendale mahogany side chair with a cupids bow shaped crest, a half moon design at the center, flaring carved ears above shaped beaded styles, a carved owl shaped splat and an upholstered slip seat set in a molded seat frame supported in the front by cabriole legs with acanthus carved knees shaped legs ending in ball and claw feet with backward swept tallons, probably 18th century Massachusetts.

261     Chinese export punch bowl with blue foliate borders and two domestic scenes of women and a boy, probably early 19th century Chinese.

262     Apple form tea caddy in a crusty old finish, 5" tall, original lock and escutcheon, 18th/19th century. England.

263     Pair of Paris porcelain vases in a round form with painted scenes of chickens in a landscape on all sides embellished with gold decoration, incised mark CT&S on the bottom of one, 19th century Continental.

264     Pair of Iron spit hook andirons with a flattened faceted ball top supported by a cross hatch decorated shaft, applied spit hooks both front and back, set on an arched base with flattened feet, iron dogs, 28" tall, 17th or 18th century European.

265     Red painted Maple chest on frame. 6 drawer tall chest with split top drawer set on a bandy leg frame with a center drop, Massachusetts circa 1770, 36" wide case by 58" tall, replaced Queen Anne brass.

266     Gilded mirror with a pierced and carved arched crest decorated with a basket of flowers flanked by carved foliate sides over a carved base, 18th/19th century French/Continental.

267     Roy Henry Brown (1879-1956, New York, NY) oil on canvas painting of Wilton Center, New Hampshire signed lower right "Roy Brown". Lined, 15.75" by 11.5" sight.

268     Regency Rosewood 2-tiered lazy Susan with a 12.5" carved dish top resting on a central turned shaft with rings as decoration over another carved dish top. 22" diameter top, set on a carved twisted shaft resting on a turned platform, 19th century, English.

269     Kashan Oriental rug with a red field and center medallion bordered by dark blue, overall design, 9' 8" by 14' 9", 20th century.

270     Chinese export platter with a drainer insert. Bluish white background bordered by a dark blue band with gold stars, initialed "S" script, from the James Sheafe (1755-1829) family of Portsmouth, New Hampshire. The bulk of this collection of china is in the Moffatt Ladd House at Strawberry Banke, 18th/19th century.

271     Lot of Chinese export to include: covered vegetable with a shaped edge and a bluish white back ground bordered in dark blue with gold banding and scattered gold flowers, 11.5" wide and 5.5" wide oval platters and a 17.75" wide oval platter, all of the same pattern 18th/19th century.

272     Chinese export platter with a bluish white background and a purple hounds tooth pattern border and center, gold rim, 14.25" long.

273     Maple Hepplewhite red painted indented corner top candle stand supported by a cleat over an urn shaped shaft with turnings set on 3 delicately carved arched legs ending in spade feet. Probably early 19th century New Hampshire, split to top.

274     Chinese export blue and white platter with an off white background, a wide foliate border and flowers in the center, 15" wide, 18th century.

274A     Asahel Lynde Powers (1813-1843, Illinois) oil on canvas primitive portraits of Lucius and Mary Powers (father and daughter) signed on the back "Painted by A L Powers, 1839". 24.25" by 29.25" sight. Descended through the family to the consignor. Depicts a woman seated on an Empire sofa wearing a white dress and holding a floral bouquet with a pastoral scene in the window behind her, repair left of her forehead, both framed in older gold frames. Provenance will accompany purchase.

275     Queen Anne walnut and walnut veneer balloon seat chair with a bead and volute carved crest and yoke stiles with a vase form center splat above a horse shoe seat set on 2 front cabriole legs ending in trifid feet and 2 backward raked rear feet ending in pad feet. Circa 1750, probably Rhode Island.

276     Queen Anne round top drop-leaf table with straight legs ending in pad feet, dense wood (walnut or mahogany), 36" diameter by 28.5" high, circa 1750, England.

277     John Whorf (N.A., 1903-1959, Provincetown Mass) watercolor on paper of a French city street with a single figure, signature is faint on lower right, 14.5" by 21.5" sight.

278     Kaleidoscope with a composition cylinder and brass moving fittings set on a turned walnut stand, 14.25" tall, probably 19th century Bush of Providence, Rhode Island.

279     Whale Ivory and whale bone cane with a faceted top inset with ebony circles above an ebony banded neck ending in two baleen bands supported by the bone shaft ending in what appears to be a baleen inlaid tip. 29" tall, probably sailor made, 19th century American.

280     3 Ivory topped canes: 1 with a turned top with colored lines over a mahogany shaft inset with baleen diamonds at the top (2 diamonds are missing), 35.5" tall.

281     R J Cavaliere (20th century, New York, NY) oil on canvas illustration of a couple speaking with a man in the yard of a house, signed lower left and dated "'24", publishing directions on the back, framed, 31.3" by 37.5" sight.

282     Sheraton carved mahogany Canterbury with 4 sections and a central handled divider, rectangular slats and turned corner posts set on turned legs ending in brass cup casters. 19.5" wide by 14" deep by 19" high.

283     Barton Matteson oil on canvas illustration of a woman and a man in front of a small house with the prairie in the background, signed lower left, 26.5" by 35.5" sight framed, lined.

284     Barometer with 1/2 column form with a shaped crest over a square paper face marked "The Standard", "Manufactured by E. C. Spooner, Boston". The round applied reservoir cover has black paint alternating with the wood and the glass tube and mercury are intact, 43" tall 19th century.

285     A clear glass parade baton with red, white and blue twisted lines in the shaft and ball top (50" tall) together with a clear glass cane with a crook handle and twisted red, white and blue lines (40.5" tall).

286     Chippendale mahogany candle stand with a round dish top set on an urn form turned shaft supported by 3 arched cabriole legs ending in pad feet, circa 1780, New England.

287     A 3 piece gilded garniture set on marble bases: the end pieces have pressed glass vase inserts and show a man and woman seated together (18" tall), the center piece has double candle arms and a center candle socket with prisms hanging from all three sections over a scene of a woman feeding a goat (16.5" tall), 19th century.

288     Figured Mahogany swell front chest with 2 short drawers over 2 graduated long drawers, highly figured mahogany veneered drawer fronts and set on flared French feet with swelled apron. Replaced brass, early 19th century, England.

289     Pair of watercolor portraits on Ivory of a man and a woman. Pencil inscription on the back is illegible. Both are 4.75" by 5.5" including the frames and probably19th century, English.

290     Sacro Fratelli (19th century, Palermo, Italy) water color on ivory described on the back "Gustaivs Tuckerman(Jr), born England 1824, died NY 1897, painted in 1847". Framed in a Gutta-percha frame inlaid with mother of pearl.

291     Pair of watercolor on Ivory miniature portraits of a sea captain and his wife from Cape Cod. Some history is available, small brass frames, probably 19th century, American.

292     William Louis Sonntag (N.A., 1822-1900, New York) oil on artist's board of a pond with sandy banks and mountains in the background illuminated by a sunset. Labeled on the back from Vose Galleries, Boston and titled "Sunset, Presidential Range Near Pinkham Notch". 12" by 15.75" sight in a newer gold frame.

293     Silver and gilt bronze center piece/taza with a brass deep plate and a gilded medallion of classical figures in the center. The outside surface has panels of animal scenes and the under side is embellished with rush leaves and cattails, all set on a foliate shaft ending in a square base.

294     Boston mahogany and mahogany veneer pier table with a black with gold veined marble top over a shaped apron supported by front full columns and rear half columns flanking a mirror and connected by a shaped mid shelf set on 4 carved fluted ball feet with foliate carved caps, mid 19th century.

295     Pair of Hepplewhite Mahogany side chairs with molded shield backs and 3 foliate carved splats (the center having an urn) above over upholstered shaped seats set on 2 tapering front legs ending in spades and 2 outward raking back legs, 18th century, England.

296     Constant Mayer (A.N.A. 1832-1911, New York, NY) oil on canvas of a school room scene with a teacher behind his desk instructing the class seated on benches with a student seated on the floor in front of the desk wearing what appears to be a dunce cap. Signed lower left "Constant Mayer, 1871". 31.5" by 23.5" sight, set in a gilded frame which appears to be original.

296A     Mahogany and Mahogany veneer server with a molded edge ovolou front corner top over a case with 2 split drawers and a single long drawer flanked by three quarter round columns with carved rings set on shaped legs connected with a mid shelf and ending in 4 turned feet, the front two being brass, 4 gilded brass knobs on the drawers are replaced. 39.5" wide by 36" tall by 17.5" deep, circa 1820, New York.

296B     Sheraton mahogany and mahogany veneer wash stand with a fold open top revealing a flat surface over a cupboard door with a single drawer beneath set on 4 turned and carved twisted legs resting on raised feet, old finish, circa 1920, New York.

297     Canton blue and white handled covered vegetable with under plate, 8" long, 19th century Chinese. Small chip.

298     Canton blue and white deep platter, 14" wide, 19th century, Chinese.

299     Canton blue and white octagonal hot water platter, 9.5" diameter, over fire discoloration to under side, 19th century, Chinese.

300     Serapi Oriental rug with a red center field, medium blue at the 4 corners, a beige stylized diamond center containing another dark blue diamond with geometric floral motif and widely spaced designs through out all surrounded by multiple bands of red, blue and camel and containing woven designs, some minor wear and repair, 11'5" by 19'11" approximately. 19th century.

301     Henry Webster Rice (1853-1934, Watertown Massachusetts) watercolor of "Mount Monadnock, New Hampshire" signed lower right "Henry W. Rice". 13.5" by 10.5" sight, under glass, matted and framed.

302     Imari Pattern stoneware well and tree platter in orange/red, dark blue and gold floral motif on a white background, 20.25" long, marked Pekin Stone China on the back, 19th century, English.

303     Felix Francois Georges Philbert Ziem (1821-1911, French) oil on canvas painting of Venetian Canal scene at sunset with sailboats. Signed lower right and on the reverse "Ziem, 1902", provenance: Galeria DeArte Ipanema, Ipanema, Brazil. 36" by 26" sight, in ornate gilded and painted frame.

304     3 part silver plated plateau with 2 "D" ends and a center rectangular section a galleried edge over an engraved edge set on bracket feet, the center has inset mirrors, 52" long, 19th century English.

305     Hepplewhite style inlaid three part Banquet table with two demi-lune ends containing drawers and a center drop leaf section. Cross banded and string inlaid top and aprons, elaborate pictorial and bellflower inlays on the square tapering legs ending in inlaid cuffs, 50" wide by 122" long by 30" tall, drop leaves are 22" deep, 20th century American.

306     Robert Elmer Lougheed (1910-1981, Santa Fe, New Mexico) oil on panel titled "A Double Flush" of a setter pointing and 2 woodcock rising signed lower right "Lougheed". 21" by 17.5" sight, framed.

307     Multi color hooked rug in green and beige tones with a central design in red and pink with a diamond center. 40" wide by 24" mounted on a stretcher. 19th/20th century, American.

308     Multi color hooked rug in blues, grays and orange in a free form design with wheels in the center, 46" wide by 29", mounted on stretcher, 19th/20th century, American.

309     Multi color hooked rug with a beige background with four central wheels and four corner comma shaped designs, mounted on a stretcher, 41" wide by 33", 19th/20th century, American.

310     Hooked stair runner with a brown border. Striped design stair treads alternate with pictorial riser sections with scenes of houses, boats, horse drawn sleighs, fireplace, arched bridge, etc… 22.5" wide by 19'9" long, 20th century.

311     Walter Parson Shaw Griffin (N.A., 1861-1935, Stroudwater, Maine) oil on canvas winter landscape of a sheep and tree on a knoll signed lower left "Griffin". Plaque on the frame reads "Norway, 1910". 35.5" by 32.5" sight in ornate gilded frame with some chips. Noted on the reverse "# 38, Norway by Walter Griffin", from the artists estate.

312     Rose Medallion twisted handled mug with a scene of people beneath a band of flowers and butterflies, 4.25" tall. 19th century Chinese.

313     Chinese export 8" punchbowl with a floral motif, 18th century Chinese.

314     Chinese export mug with an iron and rattan handle, decorated with a domestic scene and bordered with blue borders, 6.5" tall, 18th century Chinese.

315     Cherry corner cupboard with a cornice molding over a 12 pane single top door over 2 flat panel doors set on a raised arched base, early 19th century Pennsylvania, 81.5" tall.

316     Maple corner chair with a red wash, nice wear on the arms, back and stretchers, turned arm and back supports and front leg, a double stretcher base set on turned ball feet, old splint seat, 18th century, New Hampshire.

316A   Theodore Levigne (1848-1912, French) oil on board of early soldiers gambling near a cave in a woodland setting, signed lower left "T. Levigne". In a gold painted frame, 28" by 19" sight.

317     Chinese export mug in the rice pattern with a twisted handle and ornate blue bands at the top and bottom, 4.25" tall, 18th century Chinese.

318     Chinese export teapot and covered sugar bowl with twisted handles and dark blue and gold decoration on a white background, both with hairlines, 19th century Chinese.

319     Queen Anne Mirror with cross banded veneered frame with a carved gold painted molding surrounding the glass supporting a carved cross banded veneered crest with central leaf form inlay over a carved and cross banded veneered lower crest, 71" tall, 18th century, Continental.

320     Large gilded frame. 38.5" wide by 48.5" sight and 3.25" molding width, probably early 20th century, corner damage.

321     4 large gilded frames: 29.5" wide by 76.25" tall sight with 1.5" molding, 45" wide by 64.75" tall sight with 3" molding, 49.5" wide by 59.5" tall sight with 2.5" molding, 48" wide by 68" tall sight with 3" frame.

322     3 large similar gilded frames, all with 2 1/8" molding: 51.5" wide by 67.5" sight, 45.25" wide by 69" sight, 51.75" wide by 71.5" sight.

323     Gilded frame, 4.75" wide molding, some edge damage, 29.75" by 24.5" sight.

324     Gilded frame, 3.25" molding, 29.5" wide by 26.5" sight, 20th century.

325     Empire mahogany bookcase on frame with an arched pediment crest over 2 glazed doors with oval and diamond panes, interior has 3 adjustable bookshelves over the frame with 2 drawers and bracket feet, 68.5" tall by 48" wide, probably New York circa 1820.

326     Kashan Oriental rug with a dark red background and a center medallion. An overall foliate design, excellent condition, 9'7" by 12' 9", 20th century.

327     Important first Edition Book The Big Sleep By Raymond Chandler, Borzoi Books, published by Alfred A. Knopf, Copyright 1939 by Raymond Chandler. Manufactured in the U.S.A., published simultaneously in Canada by the Ryerson Press. D.T., Book and binding excellent, new Glassine cover.

328     Red painted candle stand with a square top over a turned shaft set on 3 arched legs, 27" tall, early 19th century, New Hampshire.

329     Important Japanese Brass, Ivory, gilded, tortoise shell, and lacquer shrine with an upper case containing a revolving bank of drawers and a door-ed section behind ivory doors. Set on a galleried base with sliding ivory doors raised on 4 bracket type feet, decorated on all 4 sides, 18" wide by 23" tall, probably early 20th century.

330     Important Book: First edition Red Harvest by Dashill Hammett, Borzoi Books. Published by Alfred A. Knopf, New York and London, Copyright 1927, 1929 by Alfred A. Knopf, Inc. D.T..

331     Maple round tip top tea table with a vase shaped turned shaft set on 3 cabriole legs ending in snake feet, 30" diameter by 28.5" tall. Early 19th century New England.

332     Charles Francois Daubigny (1817-1878, the father or Karl (Charles) Pierce Daubigny, 1846-1886, French) oil on panel landscape of a river scene with a woman washing, churches and 2 barges. Signed lower left "Daubigny, 1874" with a paper label on the reverse. Appears to be the original frame, 9" by 14" sight.

332A     Charles Francois Daubigny oil on canvas of river scene at sunset, 26" by 12" sight.

333     Helene Marie Marguerite Perdriat (1894-1969, La Rochelle, France) oil on panel coastal scene with 2 deer, a bird, fruit and vegetation. Signed lower right "Helene Pedriat, 1924", 74.5" wide by 37.5" tall including the frame. This painting and the following lot were commissioned by the Countess de Comminges of Paris, France (a friend of the artist) and framed as panels for her Paris bedroom.

334     Helene Perdriat oil on board still life of a wine basket of fruit topped with 2 white doves feasting. Signed lower right, 27.5" by 38" wide including the frame, provenance as above.

335     Pair of Walnut Italian Queen Anne side chairs with upholstered spoon backs over upholstered seats, carved shaped aprons and cabriole front legs connected by shaped stretchers ending in hoof feet, 43.5" tall, probably 18th century.

336     Sheraton mahogany breakfast table with highly cross banded top above a shaped column raised on four molded saber legs ending in brass casters, 19th century. England.

337     Chinese export silver box with paneled scenes of floral decorations on the top and the sides of people in gardens, central family crests on all four sides, a band of dragons around the top edge, 8.75" wide by 7.25" deep by 2.75" deep, probably 19th century Chinese.

338     Oval sterling silver footed flower dish with a gilded insert, flower holder, initialed "R", 15" long, marked Gorham, probably early 20th century.

339     Oval Venetian Mirror with etched panels divided by glass embellishments, some breaks, 41" long by 31" wide, possibly 19th century. Italian.

340     Wesley Elbridge Webber oil on canvas of an elk in a snow storm, 21.5" by 35.5" sight, framed, signed lower left "W. Webber, '80".

341     Mahogany candle stand with a 20.25" diameter round top set on a single drawer above a round slightly tapered shaft supported by 3 arched carved legs, a turned finial at the bottom of the shaft, 28.5" tall, 18th/19th century English.

342     Pair of oil on canvas paintings of a military gentleman in a green uniform and his wife who is wearing a lace cap, 8.5" by 10" sight, lined, framed in old gold frames, early 19th century.

343     Bow back Windsor arm chair with carved arm rests and turned arm supports set on a carved chestnut saddle seat resting on 4 splayed turned legs connected by bulbous H stretchers, old refinish, 19th century Rhode Island.

344     Wenzel Ulrik Tornoe (1844-1907, Danish) oil on canvas land/seascape of an Island scene, probably Caribbean, with a sandy beach along the sea, signed lower right "W. Tornoe", 13" by 23" sight, gold frame.

345     Chippendale maple and tiger maple four drawer chest with a bull nose molded top above graduated thumb nail molded drawers set on ogee bracket feet. Circa 1790, lip damage, 38" case width by 37" tall by 19" deep, Rhode Island or Eastern Connecticut.

346     Pair of hanging Art Deco shades with raised chrysanthemums and leaves around frosted glass globes, marked on the interior in raised capitol letters LALIQUE, France.

347     A frosted glass vase with a flaring rim and raised blue fern type fiddles, marked on the bottom in script Lalique, French.

348     George Frank Higgens "1850-1884, American) oil on board landscape with a single horse and rider in the woods. Signed lower right "GFH". 8.25" by 11.5" sight, gold leaf frame with ornate edge with some damage.

349     Sheraton Mahogany two drawer stand with birds eye maple drawer fronts banded in mahogany, 4 turned and twist carved legs, 22.25" wide by 18.25" deep by 29.25" tall, 19th century, New England.

350     Green Fitzhugh pattern Chinese Export baluster form vase with a bulbous body and a flaring top and bottom, 12.5" tall, 18th/19th century, Chinese

351     Emily H. McGary Selinger (1848-1927, Boston, Massachusetts) oil on canvas still life of a vase of roses. 17.5" by 25.5" sight in original gold frame, has been over-painted.

352     Antique reference books: lot of 2 boxes

353     6 Boxes of art reference books, catalogues etc.   

354     5 Boxes of art reference books.

355     Pine open top pewter cupboard with 4 shelves over 2 flat panel doors, refinished, 56" wide by 85" tall by 16.5" deep. Early 19th century, probably New York or Pennsylvania.

356     Miniature watercolor on ivory of a young man in an oval brass frame inset into a black painted frame, 19th century.

357     Miniature watercolor on ivory of a minister or a judge with a red drape in the background, framed by a brass oval set into a black painted frame, 19th century.

358     Watercolor on paper of a young woman with finger curls, 4.5" by 6.5" sight, 19th century, newer frame.

359     Red painted Sheraton press bed with turned head and foot posts ending in cone shaped feet, high flattened arched headboard, restored center support, 47.75" wide outside dimensions, 19th century American.

360     Needle work sampler by "Susannah Berry Her work, Finished May the 13th 1814 aged 13 years". Shows elaborate scenes of a shepherdess and a castle surrounded by animals and flowers, 17" by 21" sight in a birds-eye maple frame, 19th century English.

361     Set of 6 Hitchcock style chairs with a wide shaped splats, old refinished surface, rush seats and turned crests and legs, 19th century American.

362     Margaret Jordan Patterson (1867-1950, Boston Massachusetts) colored woodblock print "The White Roses" pencil signed lower right and numbered 47/100, 7" by 7.5" Image size and 8.5" by 9.25" sight (under glass).

363     Margaret Jordan Patterson colored woodblock print "Coast Cedars (2)" pencil signed lower right, numbered 1/100, Image 7" by 10" and 9" by 12" sight (under glass).

364     Black Regency fire rail with brass gilded embellishments, 44.25" by 8.25" tall, 19th century.

365     Chippendale carved mahogany fold over game table with a bull nose molded rectangular top above a figured veneered apron and a central drawer set on 4 fixed molded and 1swing leg. Good old finish, circa 1775, English.

366     Pair of brass candle sticks with baluster form and chase decorated stems set on embossed bases, original bobeche, 18th/19th century.

367     Edward Hill (1843-1923, White Mountain School, worked at the Profile house in Franconia in summers and lived in Nashua in the winter between 1895-1898) oil on canvas garden scene of 19 Kingsley Street, Nashua. Owner Flora Edward Wilder is seated out front. Consigned from a direct descendant of Wilder's, 20.5" by 13.5" sight in original gilded frame.

368     Porcelain figurine grouping of a seated woman with her dog and a youth presenting her a basket. Marked "R E" on the bottom, possibly 19th century German.

369     Mahogany marquetry inlaid Hepplewhite card table. Inlaid on both sides of the leaves with an urn of colored flowers, additionally the top is inlaid with scrolls and inlaid bands, set on an inlaid apron above 4 square tapering line inlaid legs. 35.75" wide by 17.5" deep by 28" tall, circa 1800, Continental.

370     Enamel on copper of a European Festival with people dancing and dining, indistinctly signed lower right Kutel Wein, 1852, 14.75" by 10" unframed.

371     Broad side of "Mr. And Mrs. Geo. S. Knight's Opera Co." for the performance of "Over the Garden Wall" (the second season of 1876 was played in Peterborough). From the Goyette Museum Collection (accompanying provenance).

372     Oil on Board of a man reaching up a wall signed lower left "RBCH" and on the back "Vacher des Alpes, Germany". 19.5" by 31.25" sight, framed.

373     Mashad Oriental Rug with a center medallion on a red back ground, dark blue border and overall floral design, 8' 7" by 12' 7", 20th century.

374     Sheraton slant front desk with a red painted frame and a cock beaded case surrounding tiger maple fronted drawers. A fall front lid reveals a drawer and cubby interior with birds-eye maple drawer fronts and a central swaged cubby flanked by columns, set on 4 turned feet. 41" wide by 46" wide by 20" deep, 19th century, American

375     Round wooden turned chopping bowl with black paint over red paint, 19" diameter, 19th century.

376     Czeslaw Wasilewski (also known as Ignacy Zygmuntowicz, 1875-1947) oil on canvas of Polish soldiers and horses in a snowy field. Signed lower right "Zygmuntowicz". 43" by 25" sight with a new stretcher due to old stretcher having been glued to back of canvas, has been cleaned and is in newer gold frame, 19th/20th century Polish.

377     Mahogany paint box with rope inlaid edges around the top (some missing) which lifts to reveal a labeled top and a compartmented interior of watercolor cakes, a mixing palate and water bowl. The label is complete and reads "W.J. Reeves and Woodyer" etc. and is surrounded by an etched border of symbols of the British Empire. Case is fitted with a drawer with porcelain dishes, 8.75" wide by 7.5" deep by 2.5" tall, 19th century English.

378     Hanns Bastanier (20th century, German) bronze casting of a Caribou cantering signed on the base and marked "NW" in the corner. 17.5" long by 13" tall, one loose horn.

379     Bud Boller (20th century, Western American) bronze casting of a Native American on horse back reaching down to a friend who is reaching up. Signed on the bottom edge "Br--ner, 7/28, Bud Boller (C circled) 1980, Spec. Ed.". 8" tall including the wooden base by 8.5" wide with the original label on the face "Overland Trail Galleries, Jackson Hole Wyoming."

380     J.T. Jackson (contemporary Western American Artist) bronze casting of a mountain goat signed on the side of the rock and marked "5/15 (C in a circle) 81" and also marked under the rock "DB" (?). 11" tall including base.

381     Sarouk oriental rug with a red background and a center medallion surrounded by lozenge designs in the field, 8'11" by 12'6", early 20th century.

382     Arthur Burdett Frost (1851-1928, California) original framed and matted pen and ink drawing of a hunter following his dogs signed lower left "A B Frost" 15.5" by 10.5" sight together with a framed copy of the article "Rabbit Shooting" that it was drawn for.

383     Two Etchings: one of two boys fishing "Waiting for a Bite" drawn by Winslow Homer, 9" by 13.75" plate size and tear in upper left hand corner together with another etching of a civil war sniper "Army of the Potomac-A Sharp Shooter on Picket Duty" from a drawing by W. Homer, Esq. 9" by 13.75" plate size.

384     A colored print of "The Capture of Major Andre" from a painting by A.B. Durand, 17.75" by 13" plate size, framed and under glass, 19th century.

385     Sheraton Birch 4 drawer blanket chest with 2 upper simulated drawers with beaded drawer fronts set on 4 turned legs. Mahoganized refinish, 39" case width by 18" deep by 39" tall, replaced brasses, 19th century American.

386     Paul Duboy (1830-1887, New York) decorated bisque bust of a young woman with flowers in her hair, 21" tall.

387     Pair of Primitive Portraits of two young girls in oval frames, 22" long by 17.5" wide each, 19th century.

388     French Planter with a tin lined rectangular box decorated with enamel plaques showing fighting cocks, flowers and butterflies on the exterior 3 sides. 4 legs in the form of elephant heads with tusks painted to resemble Ivory, the trunks extend as legs ending in a platform base or mid shelf set on turned feet. Over all painted black, probably 19th century, 24"wide by 36" tall.

389     "Birds Eye View of Keene, Cheshire County, New Hampshire, 1877" printed map, nicely framed in a walnut frame, 28.25" by 24" plate size.

390     Curly and birds-eye maple Empire Settee with a horizontal crest rail and slat joining 2 scrolled arms above a caned seat supported by 10 saber legs, in old finish, 70" long by 32.5" tall by 19.5" deep, Circa 1825, New England.

391     Primitive landscape of a lake scene with mountains reflected in the water, people canoeing and picnicking on the banks, probably 19th century.

392     J S Warwick (19th century, British) pair of pastel portraits of horses in their stalls, 1 signed lower left, the other signed lower right and dated 1844. 16.5" by 14" sight each in figured maple frames.

393     Oriental style covered handled Jar with a white back ground and dark blue and gold handles, finial and base. Decorated in a polychrome floral motif, the top is perforated with holes, 18th/19th century English.

394     2 carved Ivory figures: One a 3" tall man in a robe holding a stick and the other is an old man holding a carving of 3 people and has a man serpent balanced on his head, 7" tall, probably 19th century Chinese.

395     Set of 6 thumb back Windsor side chairs with mahognized paint decoration and stenciling over the original yellow, 19th century American.

396     Thumb back child size rocking chair decorated to match the above set, 19th century, American.

397     Rectangular form chopping bowl in crusty old red paint, 19th century American.

398     Covered Indian basket with vibrant paint in black, red, yellow and with green bands (some breaks) probably 19th century Connecticut.

399     Rectangular covered wall paper box in blue, 7" by 10", probably 19th century.

400     Contemporary Persian style Oriental rug with overall design on a red background, 9' 8" wide by 12' 7" long, 20th century.

401     Baldwin baby grand piano with piano bench, Grand Prix Paris, 1900, St. Louis 1904, "M", # 107458, Acoustic Pat. Construction, some damage on left side, in playing condition.

402     Oil on canvas portrait of Daniel Monroe after a famous painting. De-accession label from the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. 25" by 30" sight, 19th century in gold frame.

403     Mahogany and mahogany veneer piano stool. The back with radiating crotched panels, line inlay, and a scalloped shape over a round upholstered seat set on an adjustable screw supported by a leaf carved tripod base. Continental circa 1830.

404     Pair of carriage lanterns (left and right) with interior reflectors: electrified, new holders, 17" tall, probably 19th century.

405     Hepplewhite Cherry chest of 4 graduated drawers with a square top and a skirt with banded inlay around the top over outward tapered feet, 42" case width, 18.25" deep by 42" tall, early 19th century American.

406     Oil on mahogany panel of a man staring into a fire, 15.25" by 11.25" sight, un framed, probably 19th century.

407     Jacques Roger Simon (1858-1965, French) watercolor on paper sketch of a Parisian scene, 7.5" by 6.75" sight.

408     Carved Victorian tripod candle stand with a round top (marble with a pietra-dura picture of a flower under glass). 32" tall probably 19th century English/Continental

409     Rachael V. Hartley (attribution) (1884 -?, New York, New York, Granddaughter of George Innis) oil on artists board of a southern scene "On the Porch" depicting a family sitting on a porch with pecking chickens and pigs in the foreground. Unsigned and from her estate.

410     Salvatore Dali (1904-1989) colored print on paper depicting an orange sky with a queen figure and a skull with a hand. Pencil numbered lower left 247/250 and pencil signed lower right. 11" by 14" plate size.

411     Wax carving of a man mounted in a black frame, 3" image, probably 19th century.

412     Painting on ivory of a bust of a military man, unsigned, probably 19th century Continental, tin type frame probably not original.

413     Terracotta plaque with classical figures in relief, marked on the back "PJ ---Eneret Tjabonhavn, 833".

414     Rachael V. Hartley (attribution) oil on canvas board of African Americans in a fishing boat with the sea in the background, 27.5" by 21" sight in a newer gold leaf frame, probably the Florida coast, panel has N.Y. label on the reverse.

415     Chippendale mahogany slant front desk with drawer and cubby interior above 4 graduated drawers raised on dovetailed ogee feet, circa 1775, replaced brass, probably Rhode Island.

416     Repoussé pattern fish carving set, knife and two tined fork all marked "S. Kirk and Son, Co".

417     Set of 6 dessert/salad plates: white bone china with an ivory border embellished with gold and marked on the back "Royal Doulton, England" with a crown above and "Higgins and Seiter".

418     Oil on canvas oval portrait of a gentleman in a green coat. According to the back it was purchased in Paris in 1922 on the rue des Saints-Peres and the owner attributed the work to Gerard or Boilly. 5.25" by 8" sight, old gold frame, 1761-1845.

419     Henry Few Smith (1821-1946) drawing on paper of a classical woman's head. 13.75" by 20" sight, framed and matted.

420     Tin doorway embellishment with a peaked center over a rope molding flanked by rosettes, 32" tall by 44.5" wide overall, 19th century.

421     Transom light: half round with gothic arched mullions, 45.5" wide, with a fluted pilaster (82.25" tall). Both 19th century.

422     Oil on canvas of a sailing ship executed in black and white. Unsigned, relined, 24" by 29.5" sight, framed.

423     Oil on canvas portrait of an older gentleman (attributed to Enneking) indistinctly signed lower left, relined, 15.5" by 19.5" sight, framed.

424     Gold leaf classical form mirror: the crest with a center oval and a blue and white figure of a classical gentleman playing a horn flanked by foliate curlicues ending in rosettes over an old if not original mirror surrounded by foliate molding with 4 corner rosettes, 34.5" tall by 13.25" wide, probably 18th century Continental.

425     Two part Mahogany veneered and inlaid breakfront with a broken arch top over glass doors set on a base with a central faux bank of drawers flanked by doors, 76" wide by 95" tall, 20th century American.

426     Joseph R Barr (20th century, Bronxville, N.Y.) oil on canvas sketch of a road through the woods, 30.5" by 25", unframed.

427     Oil on canvas coastal scene with ships sailing off the coast and a light house in the mid ground, relined, 23.5" by 17.5" sight, nice old gold frame, probably 19th century, Continental.

428     Empire gold leaf tablet mirror with split half columns on 4 sides, rosettes at the corners, embellished leaf form brackets connected by shell forms and a glass tablet at the top of a house on the coast. 40" tall by 22" wide, probably 19th century. American.

429     Brass Ball top andirons: cabriole legs, slipper feet and log stops and iron fire dogs. 15" tall, 19th century American.

430     Gold pocket knife in a Cartier box together with a 9 ct. gold pencil, made in England.

431     Hallmarked silver card case and hinged box with chased decoration, probably English.

432     Burl wood ladies traveling case with inlaid brass, interior lined with red velvet, fitted with compartments and remaining glass accessories. 19th century England, lock marked "BRAMAH, 194 Piccadilly".

433     Men's rosewood traveling case fitted with brass edges. Swing out compartments contain most of the original accessories, 19th century, England.

434     Needlework sampler depicting the alphabet, a saying, a house, trees and a bird with a border. Signed "Rebecca Given, Brunswick, 1804". History of decent from Captain George Melcher of South Portland, Maine to present owner. Some damage, 12.5" by 16.5" sight.

435     Cherry and birds eye maple dressing table with shaped back board over a step back set of 3 drawers over a single long drawer supported by turned and blocked legs, 34.5" wide by 41" tall by 18.75" deep, circa 1835 New York.

436     Etching on paper of "Nieuw Amsterdam" with description in Dutch, 12" by 3" plate size, foxing, 18th/19th century, under glass, matted and framed.

437     Vernon Howe Bailey (1874-1953, New York, NY) pair of watercolors on paper of European city scenes. 9" by 12.25" sight, framed and matted and signed lower right.

438     Oil on board still life with a clock, a vase and an open book, etcetera. 7.75" by 9.5" sight, newer gold frame.

439     Engraving of "View of The Attack on Bunkers Hill with the Burning of Charlestown, June 17, 1775" drawn by Millar, engraved by Lodge.

440     Mahogany dovetailed tea box with fitted interior for mixing glasses (missing) and post and bail handles, 16" wide by 11" tall by 12.5" deep. 19th century English.

441     Export black lacquer tea box with gold decoration and initials, post and bail handles and set on paw feet with 2 pewter chased covered inserts. 19th century Chinese.

442     Oil on canvas of a farmer plowing the fields with his team signed lower left "Cott". In original gold frame, 7" by 15.5" sight.

443     James W Tucker (1898-1972, English) watercolor of the Gloucester Cathedral, England. With a letter on the back from the artist. 14" by 20" sight, framed and matted, 20th century.

444     Vernon Howe Bailey pair of water colors of European City Scenes, signed lower left, 12" by 8.5" sight, under glass, framed and matted.

445     Sheraton Cherry 2 drawer server with a rectangular top, a shaped back splash and ovular front corners above 2 tiger maple fronted drawers supported by 4 red painted turned legs. New York or Vermont circa 1815. 36" wide by 29.25" tall to serving surface by 18" deep.

446     J Harvey Young (1830-1918, Brookline, Mass) oil on mahogany board of a middle eastern woman signed in pencil on the back, 7" by 9" framed in an oval frame.

447     Pair of watercolors on paper of a school house and a church. 18.25" by 13.5" sight, under glass, matted and framed, illegibly signed lower left.

448     Silver plated tea and coffee service chase decorated. Includes coffeepot, teapot, handled sugar, waste pot and handled tray, marked "Red Field & Rice".

449     Double handled silver plated chase decorated gallery tray set on ball feet.

450     Carved mahogany pie-crust edge tip-top tea table with a turned and fluted column above acanthus leaf carved cabriole legs ending in pad feet. Early 20th century, England.

451     Silk fabric decorated with birds of paradise in panels surrounded by a border of gold fabric. 70" by 62", as found.

452     Pair of cast bronze book ends titled "Ole King Cole" on the base, marked on the side of the bases "Gohram Co. Founders, #0525 #9". 8" tall.

453     William Frederick Paskell (1866-1951, Boston, Massachusetts) watercolor on paper of a coastal bay scene, probably Nantucket. Signed lower left "Wm Paskell". 10" by 28.5" sight, under glass, framed and matted.

454     Pauline Peugniez (born 1890, French) oil on board of two women and two children in a room conversing. 9" by 12.25" sight, framed in a painted gold frame.

455     Figured Mahogany Armoire: George III, a cornice top above 2 raised panel doors with 2 simulated short drawers, 1 simulated long drawer below set on a shaped bracket base, Interior fitted for a television, from the Waldorf Astoria, some restoration, 18th/19th century England.

456     Etching on paper of a man leaning out of a window holding a clay pipe attributed to Cornelius Pietersz Bega (1620-1664) 3.5" by 4.5" sight.

457     Bisque figural cigar box of Uncle Sam smoking a cigar seated on a cluster of cigars tied with a ribbon inscribed HAVANA. Marked on the bottom "BB 8122", probably 19th century, English.

458     Henry Few Smith (1821-1946) oil on canvas portrait of a bearded gentleman. Under glass, framed, unsigned, 17" by 19.5" sight.

459     Henry Few Smith oil on canvas full length nude of a man working at an anvil, unsigned, under glass and framed.

460     Tortoise shell box inlaid with silver and with a silver plaque and ivory feet lined with decorated paper. 2" by 3", 18th/19th century.

461     Gold silk front mans vest embroidered with leaves and flowers, self covered buttons, lined and backed with linen, 18th/19th century, probably French.

462     Blue and white delft 10.25" plate with a yellow rim, some chipping, probably 18th century England.

463     TA Forsyer pair of oil on board paintings: a pair of ducks hung upside down and a pair of trout, signed lower right, 17.5" by 29.5" sight, oak frames.

464     Sheraton Mahogany one drawer work table with a molded edge rounded corner drop leaf top above a case with a single beaded edge drawer flanked by half columns set on turned and reeded legs ending in cone shaped feet, 28" tall by 20" wide by 23" deep (closed leaves), 19th century, probably mid states.

465     Empire Ash watch hutch with a molded top over a case with a central glass door compartment flanked by turned columns set on a carved base with egg form decoration, 7.5" wide by 6.25" tall, probably 19th century American, old finish.

466     Marble classical figure of a nude woman seated on an overturned jar, damage to fingers, 7.5" tall.

467     Marble classical figure of a woman being seduced by a winged man, 12" long, repair to base.

468     Oil on canvas of a child amid puppies, 5.25" by 4" sight, unsigned, newly framed, 19th/20th century.

469     Persian/Indian Oriental rug with an overall floral design in muted red tones, finely woven, 7' by 12'8", some wear, staining and holes.

470     Oil on board still life of a vase of flowers after the Flemish school, indistinctly signed lower right, 18.5" by 24.5" sight, framed.

471     Polished brass wood box with a coat of arms on the top and front with punch decorated borders, 22.5" tall by 18" wide and 17" deep.

472     Paint and floral decorated dove tailed box with a sliding lid and sides that extend into feet, 14.5" long by 8.25" wide by 4.5" tall.

473     Broadside for the "Fireman's Grand Ball New Ipswich, NH, April 3 1889, Transcript Print, Peterborough, NH.". Under glass, matted, framed with holes along fold lines. 28" by 39.75" sight.

474     Oil on canvas of a Gypsy family signed lower right "B A Lett---, 1892". 9.5" by 11.5" sight, recent frame.

475     Reverse painting on glass of a landscape with a house, river, trees, etcetera. Pierced gilded frame, paint loss, 11" by 8" sight, signed lower left "Lyloyes"(?).

476     Nicolaas Johanes Roosenboom (1805-1880, Dutch) oil on board landscape with a foreground of fields and trees and windmills in the background signed lower left "N J Roosenboom". A notation on the back designating it as part of the Dingley Collection. In a new frame, 18.5" by 13.5" sight.   

477     Hepplewhite tavern table in yellow paint over grey over red with a 3 board top above the case and a single end drawer supported by 4 tapering square legs. Top 33" wide by 42.5" long by 26.5" tall, 19th century.

478     Granville Richard Seymour Redmond (1871-1935, Los Angeles, California) oil on canvas landscape of a California sunset, the sun sinking behind mountains with trees and a house in the foreground, 16" by 20", signed lower left, framed.

479  to 494 are open lots for late additions to the sale..

495     Tiger and birds eye maple Empire 4 drawer chest with a split top drawer, wooden knobs and paneled sides supported by 4 turned legs. 42" wide by 45" tall by 19" deep, Pennsylvania or New York circa 1825.

496     Lawrence P. Sisson (born 1928, American) watercolor on paper of a flock of seagulls settling into a bay with boats in the fore-ground. Signed lower right "L. Sisson". 20.5" by 28.5" sight, under glass, framed, and matted.

497     Kryloff (20th century, European) watercolor on paper of three people singing. Signed and dated 1933. 12" by 16" sight.

498     H C Osborne primitive oil on canvas of sailors in a long boat retrieving a spar. 20" by 30", unframed, relined, signed lower right and dated 1879.

499     Primitive oil on canvas of an early village scene with people on a river, relined, unsigned, 32" by 24.5", unframed.

500     Oil on canvas landscape looking across a mountain valley (could be the Catskills) missing paint, unsigned, laid down on board, 32" by 24.25".

501     Oil on canvas of a river scene with a cabin on the bank and 2 people in a boat, 36" by 20", unframed, relined and signed lower left "Paul White".

502     Charcoal drawing of a young woman with rosy cheeks, unsigned, 14.75" by 17.25" sight, under glass, framed and matted.

503     Colored print "Duck Shooting" of men in a boat firing at rising ducks with a house in the background, 14.25" by 18.75" image size, painted by G. Morland, etched by T. Rolandson and printed by J. Harris, framed and matted.

504     Colored print on paper of "Lord William" depicting a trotter being driven by a gentleman. Painted by J.W. Shayer and engraved by J.B. Mackrell. 18.25" by 23.5" sight, framed and matted.

505     Mahogany Empire deck top chest of drawers with shaped sided back splash set on a two drawer deck top over four drawers with wooden knobs, the top drawer being split flanked by two columns ending in turned legs. 39" wide by 56" tall, circa 1825 New England.

506       Open Lot.

507     Oval shaped edge pewter platter, 15" long, indistinctly hallmarked, 18th/19th century, Continental.

508     Shaped edge pewter plate, 12" diameter, hallmarked, 18th/19th century, Continental.

509     2 Hallmarked pewter chargers (12" & 15" diameters) 18th/19th century.

510     4 piece pewter tea and coffee set, helmet shaped, lacquered wooden handles, gadrooned edges and paw feet: Coffee, tea, creamer, and covered sugar. Marked on the bottom "James Dixon and Sons", 19th century, England

511     Pair of pewter candle sticks with round stepped bases decorated with a band of acorns and oak leaves, faux bobeche sockets, 19th century.   

512     Pewter lot: one unmarked 8" pewter basin, a hallmarked 8 5/8" deep dish and an unmarked rimmed 9.5" deep dish, 18th/19th century.

513     Pewter lot: one 8 5/8" pewter plate, a pair of 8.5" plates and a single 8.75" plate with chased decoration, probably 19th century, Continental.

514     Pair of pewter 8.75" pewter plates, unmarked, 19th century.

515     A pewter bell shaped handled fluid lamp, 5" tall,19th century.

516     Pewter salt with a stepped pedestal base, 2.25" tall,19th century.

517     Set of 8 shaped edge 6.5" plates, indistinctly hallmarked, 18th/19th century, Continental.

518     Four 8" pewter plates: 3 marked London, 1 with a shaped edge, 1 unmarked, 18th/19th century.

519     Two shaped edge plates (9" and 9.75") indistinctly hallmarked, 19th century, Continental.

520     5 unmarked pewter tumblers and measures of varying sizes, one handled together with a small tea pot marked "James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield".

521     Room size Afghan Oriental rug. Red and black with an overall design of large lozenges, worn, 13'2" by 10’4", early 20th century.

522     Pewter lot: covered pitcher with a fluted spout, a shell for a thumb lever, and a shaped handle, marked "I P" on the lid and indistinguishably on the bottom along with a 10" plate marked on the bottom "---rune Wald, winged justice with a deer 1810".

523     Pewter lot: an 11" oval pewter dish with a Chippendale edge and a 7.5" round plate, both marked London.

524     Jean (John) Georges Ferry (1851-1926) pastel three quarter length portrait of a woman looking at a rose titled "La Frivolite". 18" by 35" sight, under glass, gilt frame.

525     Oil on canvas landscape of a lone teepee with an encampment in the background on the banks of a lake with a Native American family off to the left. Illegibly signed lower center "Clement" (?). 19.5" by 33", relined and unframed.

526     Oil and raised relief on board wooded scene leading up through a gate up to a house with a person standing under the gate. Signed lower left in Japanese characters, 15" by 23 " sight, black wooden matt with gold decoration at the corners surrounded by a lacquered frame decorated to resemble wood, Japanese.

527     Transitional thumb back, arrow back youth size rocking chair with floral decoration, appears to be an old reddish brown repaint, circa 1835, American.

528     Primitive portrait of a gentleman seated with a red drape behind him, on canvas, 28" by 35.5" sight, 19th century.

529     3 plates: handled cake plate ("Indian Tree" pattern) marked Feldspar China a dinner plate marked "BB New Stone" ("Japanese pattern) and a dinner plate "The Presidents House" Jackson Warranted, 19th century, England.

530     Soft paste lot: 2 marked Wedgwood dinner plates, 1 brown transfer, an unmarked Wedgwood vegetable dish and an unmarked soft paste reticulated form bowl. 18th/19th century, English.

531     4 Serving platters and bowls: Mason's "Indian Tree", Masons blue and white oriental platter, unmarked Mason's style" Indian Tree" vegetable bowl and GLA & Bros brown transfer platter "American Marine", 19th century, England.

532     5 pictorial soft paste and ironstone plates: "MY Birth-day", "Little Titty", "Dr. Franklin", "Gentleman's Cabin" and "Le Peroquet", 18th/19th century English and French.

533     Pair of soft paste plates in an oriental pattern in black, orange and yellow with impressed mark "Ashworth" on the back,18th/19th century English.

534     Soft paste 7.25" plate in the "Kings Rose" pattern, marked on the back with a pinwheel. 18th century English.

535     Pine tray top splay leg stand with a rectangular top and applied edge set on 4 tapered legs. In old red wash, 20.5" by 16.5" by 26.25" tall. New England circa 1800.

536     Pewter tankard with a hinged lid. Marked on the handle, 8.25" tall, probably 19th century Continental.

537     Queen Anne shaped Pewter teapot with a hinged lid and hallmarked on the bottom, 6" tall, 18th century English.

538     Pewter handled wine funnel with a strainer and a cup, 5" long, probably 18th century, American.

539     Figured mahogany commode with a single drawer over a cupboard door set on 4 square tapered legs, 19th century English.

540     Pewter tea pot marked on the bottom "Smith & Co.". 8" tall, probably 19th century American.

541     A pewter scoop with ball feet and a decorated edge with a turned wooden handle, 6" long, 18th/19th century.

542     A 2 1/8" handled pewter mug, together with a 4.5" pewter plate marked London, 18th/19th century.

543     An unmarked 8 " pewter tea pot (worn through at the body) together with an unmarked 7.75" spittoon with a ring shaped handle, 18th/19th century.

544     Oil on canvas still life of a copper kettle and 2 green peppers, 21.5" by 18.5" sight, gold frame, 18th/19th century.

545     Cherry Hepplewhite drop leaf dining table with a rectangular top and rounded corners over 4 beaded tapered legs (2 are swing). 45" by 48" open, old finish, 19th century New England.

546     Copper coal scuttle together with a pair of small brass handled tongs, 19th century.

547     Darius Cobb (1838-1919, Newton Falls, Massachusetts) plaster casting of a colonial gentleman on a rearing horse marked on the bottom "COPYRIGHT BOSTON 1858, REVERE, BY DARIUS COBB". 30.25" wide by 22.75" tall, some chipping and a break.

548     Nellie M. Pairpont (20th century American) plaster casting of "The Arrest of Paul Revere" marked on the bottom "N.M. Pairpont.DEL. Copyright and TJ Pairponts, Providence, RI.". 30.25" wide by 23" tall, some chipping.

549     Ornate gilded frame with a rounded corner wooden liner containing a portrait of a woman, 19th century.

550     2 Carved and gilded frames. One 30" wide by 24.5" sight with 5.5" molding and the other 22.5" by 32" wide with 4" wide molding, 19th/20th century, some damage to each.

551     Twigg over mantle and wall ornament/molding. Probably 19th century. American, found in a Maine lodge.

552     Oval wicker paint decorated table with a mid shelf. Brown, yellow and green, 33" wide by 26" deep by 28" tall.

553     Oval wicker paint decorated mirror in brown, yellow and orange. 26" long, 19th/20th century American.

554     Pair of Portraits of a young man and woman signed on the reverse "Mrs. M. Whitehurst, 45 W. 22nd St, City (N.Y.), Student". 20" by 24" unframed, some paint loss.

555     Pair of Hepplewhite style vitrine cabinets on stand. The upper section with cove molded and mullioned doors above a base with one drawer raised on square tapering legs with stretcher bases, early 20th century English.

556     Stoneware barrel shaped water cooler with dark blue bands and squiggle bands in the front and a bung hole, 15" tall, 19th century American.

557     German .800 silver three piece coffee set with a covered sugar and creamer (a fluted swirl pattern) marked "H. Meyen & Co. Berlin".

558     Coin Silver four piece tea and coffee set with coffee pot, tea pot, covered sugar and creamer stamped 84. Unmarked probably early 19th century. Cover tested by M J Harrington & Co (missing from the photo shown).

559     Set of six William Bateman solid silver egg cups with pedestal bases, flaring rims and gold washed bowls, 2.5" tall, 19th century English.

560     Georgian silver hall marked condiment holder with a shell decorated handled basket and a gold washed interior above a holder with six round spaces for condiment bottles or egg cups and six oval holders for spoons supported by shell topped legs ending in hairy paw feet supported by another ring embellished with shells and supported by paw feet with egg and dart decorated rims.

561     Pair of silver plated 2 armed candelabra with a center covered candle holder (15.5" tall marked England) and a pair of Gorham column form silver soldered 6.25" tall candle sticks.

562     12.5" diameter silver plated punchbowl and 12 footed punch cups in a dovetailed felt lined wooden box 19th/20th century, ladle probably replaced to set.

563     2 pieces of woodenware: a master salt in red paint (some cracks) and an ink sander with darker banding with poker for the holes.

564     Open lot.

565     Walnut Sheraton one drawer stand with a rounded corner top set on 4 turned legs, circa 1810 Pennsylvania.

566     Red-ware handled bulbous shaped jar with a dark red background decorated with dark splotches and incised horizontal lines and squiggles, 11" tall, rim and base chips.

567     Red-ware dark glaze handled jug together with a miniature pitcher and a handled vessel in lighter glaze.

568     4 pieces of red-ware: a urinal with light red background and splotched decoration, a dark glazed 7" jug, a dark glazed handled bowl and a dark glazed miniature milk pan.

569     Lot of 3 pieces of stoneware: ovoid shaped handled stoneware crock marked "Boston 2" (bottom band of darker brown has flaking) and ink and miniature handled crock with damage.

570     4 plain crocks in light grey glaze: one marked "Joseph Norton Bennington, Vt." and the other three are unmarked.

571     4 pieces of stoneware: a dark glazed batter pitcher and flower pot and 2 light glazed crocks with brown spatter decoration and decorated lids.

572     Primitive pine 2 paneled door pantry cupboard in red and white paint with pinwheel type decoration on the doors and sides set on stylized ogee feet, paneled sides and wrought iron hinges. 48" wide by 70" tall, 19th century Scandinavian, St. Croix provenance.

573     Ovoid shaped grey stoneware handled jug with a simple blue flower incised "Webster & Son, Hartford". 15.5" tall with nicks to body and a chip on bottom. 19th century Connecticut.

574     Cherry highboy base with one long drawer over 2 square drawers, a central fan drawer and raised on well formed slender cabriole legs ending in pad feet, circa 1750 Connecticut.

575     4 pieces of wooden trellis (1 in the form of an arch) in old green over old blue paint, 84" wide by 99" together with 3 additional pieces. Circa 1900.

576     Rectangular tip top hutch table with a hinged top bin in the base and bracketed cut outs in the ends, old green paint. 46" wide by 30.75" deep by 30" tall, 19th century American.

577     Inlaid mahogany oval tray with brass handles, as found, 19th century.

578     Mahogany armchair with a foliate and floral carved crest over a pierced splat, an upholstered seat supported by 2 cabriole legs with acanthus carved knees and ball and talon feet. 18th/19th century English.

579     2 silver-plated walking sticks: one with a reeded stick, fluted bowl and shell topped handle and a candle snuffer and the other a wax jack missing the turning mechanism.

580     5 silver-plated candle sticks together with a fluid lamp insert.

581     An early footed salt with raised decoration and hallmarked together with a silver-plated on copper muffineer.

582     An early turned brass footed bowl together with a porringer and a footed salt shaker.

583     3 early candle sticks including a 5.5" bell form, 17th/18th century.

584     4 early brass candle sticks in various forms and sizes including a baluster form pricket, 18th century.

585     4 brass candle sticks: 1 push up with rings; 1 column form; 1 with a deep dish and 1 with plat-formed base. In various sizes.

586     5 early brass walking sticks; 2 with push ups and 4 (includes one of the pushups) with large pans for bases.

587     Mahogany Hepplewhite style sofa with a straight back and curved ends leading to rolled arms over a shaped seat set on line inlaid tapering squared legs, 19th/20th century.

588     4 pieces of handled pewter: a teapot marked "Richardson", a Miniature teapot with base damage, a cup and a half gill measure.

589     4 pewter candle sticks varying in size and form.

590     3 pieces of footed pewter: a handled creamer, a covered sugar and silver over pewter teapot

591     6 pewter master salts of various sizes and forms.

592     5 pewter porringers; 2 unmarked, 1 marked "IC", 1 marked "GS", and 1 with an eagle. All in poor condition.

593     3 pewter handled fluid lamps: 1 in marked urn form, and 2 marked "Aken and Molineau, NY".

594     Pewter porringer with a linen mark (18th/19th century) together with a square Chinese tea caddy.

595     A pair of pewter footed urn form fluid lamps, 6.5" tall, were electrified.

596     3 pieces of Pewter: a handled 6.5" pitcher marked "R. Dun__" an unmarked covered footed 2 handled 7.5" sugar and footed bowl with a ring for carrying marked "E Smith".

597     A pewter deep basin with flared rim, 7" tall by 10.5" diameter.

598     4 pewter pieces: 1 hot water plate with flaking to surface marked "Compton London", a 9" plate marked "Phila" (misshapen), a 9" English plate with an engraving of an early train and a European spoon marked "LD".

599     2 nearly identical Pewter covered syrup pitchers with hinged tops and elaborate applied handles, 6.5" tall, 18th/19th century.

600     5 pieces of tin: a Tole decorated bread tray, a shaped tea caddy, a sander, a handled chamber stick with a glass insert and a handled syrup jug, 19th century.