The Cobbs Auctioneers
Important Antique
Sporting, Sporting Art, Americana & Fine Art Sale
October 10th 2005, at 10 am
in Historic Noone Falls Mill, Peterborough NH
1. Heriz Oriental Rug, center medallion on a red
background, good condition, 6'8" x 8'10". C 1930-40.
Estimate $2,000-3,000
2. Bijar Scatter Rug, an overall design on a blue field, red border, 4'9" x 7'.
Early 20TH Century.
Estimate $1,500-2,000
3. Frederic Louis Thompson, Born 1868, New York, New York, impressionistic oil
on canvas landscape “Looking Down to the Valley”, 16" x 20", probably the
original grey frame.
Estimate $1,000-1,500
4. George Loftus Noyes, 1864-1951, Boston, Mass and Francestown, N.H., oil on
board “The Village Church”, 6" x 7 1/2", newer gold frame.
Estimate $2,000-3,000
5. Queen Anne Lowboy, walnut with curly maple sides, pine secondary, rectangular
2 board top, bread board ends, molded edge with indented corners set on a case
of 2 over 3 drawers above an arched shaped apron with acorn drop finials
supported by 4 cabriole legs ending in pad feet, 18th century, North shore Mass,
replaced cotter pin central brass pulls, 28 1/4" wide, 31" tall, lip repairs.
Provenance: a Peterborough, N.H. Family.
Estimate $6,000-8,000
6. “State Street, Boston”, Oil on inlaid birdseye maple panel, 5" x 8 1/4" image
size, no additional frame, unsigned, early 19th century American.
Estimate $2,000-3,000
7. TW Brackett, Boston, Square Grand Piano, rounded corner rosewood case set on
4 tapered legs with ten sides ending in ball feet, 67 1/2" wide x 32" x 37"
tall. As found condition
Estimate $400-600
8. Charles Paillet, 1871-1939, French, miniature watercolor on ivory of young
woman, signed left center Paillet 1889, attributed to Charles, 2" tall, yellow
gold frame mounted on red velvet.
Estimate $ 600-1,000
9. William Thompson Russell Smith, 1812-1896, Glenside Pa., attributed,
unsigned, marked on the back “Mt Jefferson, S(P)eabody River”, exhibition label
from Washington County MFA, 1987, 18" x 24", old gold frame. Provenance: A
Southern Collection.
Estimate $6,500-7,500
10. Pantry Box painted blue with a carved lid, compass star design painted
white, lapped sides, damage to top rim, probably sailor made in the 19th
century.
Estimate $300-500
11. Turkoman Oriental Rug, lozenges surrounded by anchors on aubergine/red
background, early 20th century, 5' 7" x 8' 8"
Estimate $2,500-3,500
12. Washington Blanchard, b. 1808, Boston Mass., attributed, miniature
watercolor on ivory of a gentleman in glasses, illegibly signed W --- and dated
1841, 3 1/2", oval frame on back missing hair and glass, mid 19th century.
Estimate $1,000-1,500
13. Otis Vaughn, mid 19th century miniature watercolor on ivory 3/4 portrait of
a gentleman, mid 19th century, etched on back of frame Otis Vaughn, 2 1/4", oval
frame with hair under glass.
Estimate $1,000-1,500
14. Ogden Minton Pleissner, N.A., 1905-1983, New York, NY., watercolor on paper
hunting scene, “Shooting Turkeys” signed lower right Pleissner, 17" x 27" sight,
framed and matted, not examined out of the frame. Provenance: a Southern
Collection.
Estimate $100,000-150,000
15. Miniature Watercolor on Ivory a woman in a blue dress, rose gold broach
frame inset into a blue velvet holder, 1 3/4" tall, 19th century.
Estimate $500-700
16. Miniature Watercolor on Ivory, a woman in a white dress, yellow gold pendant
frame, 2 1/4" tall, 19th century.
Estimate $600-900
17. Vermont Grain Painted Blanket Chest, 3 lipped graduated drawers, pine, white
wood drawer bottoms, lift top, cotter pin hinges supported by an applied bracket
base, 38 1/4" wide, 18 1/2" deep, 45" tall. Provenance: A Vermont Collection.
Estimate $1,500-2,000
18. Parker 410 Shotgun,
Parker Bros. Makers, Meridan, Ct., U.S.A., Titanic Steel, double barreled, .410
gauge, D H Grade, 000. One of only 60 made 42" overall length of pull 14". An
extremely rare DH Grade shotgun in excellent condition.
Estimate $20,000-30,000
18A. Flintlock Musket, Tiger maple stock, 60 1/2" long, probably 18th century
American, old color, as found condition.
Estimate $2,800-3,200.
19. Withdrawn.
20. Pair of Bronze Urns, foliate handles set on yellow marble plinths, 11" tall,
19th century French.
Estimate $1,000-1,500
21. Bijar Runner, overall boteh design on a red background, blue and ivory
border, good condition, 2'9" x 14'1".
Estimate $1,500-2,000
22. Maple Queen Anne Highboy, top section, a heavy crown molding above a case
with 2 over 3 drawers, base section case 1 long drawer over 3 drawers over a
shaped apron supported by 4 cabriole legs ending in pad feet, 71" tall, 36 1/2"
wide, 21" deep, lip damage, replaced brass.
Estimate $10,000-12,000
23. “Californian Bowie Knife”", marked Tiffany, Broadway, NY, USA, the ivory
handle inscribed "Captn Guy Edwards" on a side and on the reverse "with the
compliments of the Board of the Fall River Line New York City July 1870", blade
etched with the American eagle carrying a $10,000.00 bag of gold in its beak, a
banner below reading “I Can Dig Gold From Quartz”. Clipped back blade, 7 3/16"
long, not the original sheath.
Estimate $2,000-3,000
Lot #24. Aiden Lassell Ripley, 1896-1969, Lexington Mass, Water color on paper,
Mule drawn wagon driven by a black man, 2 bird dogs, 2 hunters and a hunting
guide standing next to a horse, signed lower left A. Lassell Ripley c 1950, 18
3/4" x 29 n1/2" sight, framed and matted, not viewed out of frame.
Estimate $40,000-50,000
25. Miniature Watercolor on Ivory, an elaborately coiffed woman, signed lower
right Seidel, 19th century, 3 3/4" tall, yellow gold frame.
Estimate $600-800
26. Carol Aus, 1868-1034, Chicago, miniature on ivory of a woman wrapped in a
veil, signed lower right Carol Aus, 3 1/2" tall, 14K yellow gold oval frame.
Estimate $1,200-1,800
27. Miniature Watercolor on Ivory, a classical bust of a woman in black and
white, round brass frame topped by a bow, signed lower center Cervau, 2 1/2"
diameter.
Estimate $400-600
28. Chinese Export Punch Bowl, alternating peopled and vases of flowers panels
on a red background decorated with gold, minor decoration loss to the interior,
11" diameter, 18th century.
Estimate $3,000-5,000
29. Pair of Chinese Export Swans, wings spread, opposing positions, 18th/19th
century Chinese, minor beak roughage to one, 7" tall.
Estimate $500-1,000
30. Carved Ivory Miniature Shrine, carved dragons on the exterior with brown
accent color, red rain marks on bottom, carved Buddha and lotus flower inside, 1
5/8" tall, 19th century Chinese.
Estimate $200-300
31. Sarouk Oriental Rug, over all design on a red background, 10'4" x 13' 7",
good condition, circa 1930.
Estimate $4,000-5,000
32. Withdrawn.
33. Rosewood Tea Caddy, line inlaid, coffin form with canted sides set on 4
brass paw feet, brass end handles, complete interior including glass, lids and
velvet liner, ivory escutcheon, 9 1/2" tall, 12 1/4" long, probably 19th
century, English.
Estimate $200-300
34. Chevalier de Vivo, 19th century, French/American, Pair of oil on canvas,
Dogs, “Flushing Ducks” and “Retrieving Woodcock”, 3 dogs in each painting, 51" x
78", signed lower right DeVivo, newer frames, relined, cleaned. Reference: Dog
Paintings, “The European Breeds”, William Secord, plate 13, page 27.
Estimate $45,000-55,000
35. Staffordshire Platter, Black and white transfer decoration, scalloped edge,
“Canova” impressed and glazed mark T.Mayer, Stokes on Trent, 20 3/8" long.
Slight edge roughage, 19th century, England.
Estimate $200-300
36. Staffordshire Platter, Blue and white transfer decoration “Upper Ferry
Bridge over the River Schuylkill”, Pennsylvania Scene, glaze loss to edge, rim
hairline, 18 3/4" long.
Estimate $1,500-1,800
37. Maple Queen Anne Lowboy, rectangular molded edge top set on a case with 1
long drawer over 3 drawers, fan carved center drawer, shaped apron, missing
drops, set on 4 cabriole legs ending in pad feet, replaced brass, worm damage,
small repairs, 31" top width, 18" deep, 31 1/2" tall, 18th century Mass.
Estimate $4,000-6,000
38. Samuel Coleman, Jr., NA,1833-1920, (Colman) New York, NY, attributed,
watercolor drawing on paper of a harbor scene with tall ships, signed lower left
S. Colman.3" x 6 3/4" sight. Framed and matted, not examined out of frame.
Estimate $2,500-3,500
39. William Jurian Kaula, 1871-1953, Boston, Mass & New Ipswich, NH., oil on
canvas, “Winter Light, New Ipswich, NH.”, signed lower right W.J. Kaula, 24" x
29", original Newcomb Macklin frame.
Estimate $8,000-12,000
39A. William Jurian Kaula, oil on board “The Little White House, New Ipswich,
NH”, Fenway Studios label and titled on back, photos of house included, 12" x
15", new gold frame.
Estimate $3,000-4,000
40. Bowback Windsor Armchair, later blue over red paint, turned legs and arm
supports, late 18th century New England, 36" tall.
Estimate $300-500
41. Heriz Oriental Rug, over all floral design on a red background, blue border
with zig zag design, a little off of both ends, good condition, 6'7" x 8'8",
early 20th century.
Estimate $800-1,200
42. Blown glass Jack in the Pulpit form vase, iridescent
blue/green, ivory swirls on the base, marked questionably on the bottom LCT, Favrille,
1901-5, 15 1/2" tall.
Estimate $ 200-300.
43. Carved Ivory Figure, a man singing and playing the concertina, set on a soap
stone base, 13 1/2"tall.
Estimate $300-500
44. Gustav Stickley Oak Shelf Clock, red mark cartouche and Stickley on back
panel; the face, black cartouche above hands and Seth Thomas Movt stamped at
bottom, slight wear on face, old color, early 20th century. 13 3/4" tall. See
From Architecture to Object, Dutton Studio Books, page 32, plate 8.
Estimate $12,000-16,000
45. Arnoud Wydeveld, Dutch/American, oil on canvas, “Brook Trout”, signed lower
left A Wydeveld,1874, 15 3/4" x 23 1/4", exhibited 1987 Washington County MFA.
Provenance: A Southern Collection.
Estimate $4,000-6,000
46. Louis Icart, 1888-1950, New York, NY, “Speed”, print of a woman and 3
greyhound, pencil signed lower right, imprint and upper right copy 1933 by Louis
Icart, 13" x 24 1/2" image size, framed.
Estimate $1,500-2,000
47. Mahogany Chippendale Slant Front Desk, the lid encloses a divided interior,
cubby holes over drawers with a central prospect door and pull out document
drawers above 4 lipped graduated drawers over a gadrooned skirt all set on 4
ball and claw feet, 44" wide, apparently original brass, late 18th century New
York.
Estimate $4,500-6,500
48. Paul Brown, 1893-1958, Garden City, LINY, watercolor on paper “The Chase”
signed lower left Paul Brown, 27, 8 1/2" x 12" sight, framed and matted, some
foxing.
Estimate $500-1000
49. Oil on Canvas Full Length Primitive Portrait, a young man and his dog
"Fishing Trophy", 68 1/2" x 48", relined, framed. Provenance: A Southern
Collection.
Estimate $6,500-8,500
50. Sterling Silver Hors d’oeuvre Tray, divided tray with oil lamp set on
scrolled feet, marked on bottom Crichton & Co., New York, #3923, 8" x 14".
Estimate $300-500
51. Kashan Oriental Rug, central medallion on a red floral decorated field, blue
border, good condition, circa 1930, 8'10" x 12'10".
Estimate $4,500-5,500
52. 4 Gold Head Canes, 2 presentation from students to professors, 1 ebony
shaft, 1 with agate throat, 19th/20th century.
Estimate $200-400
53. 3 Silver Figural Head Canes and a Rosewood Cane Stand, an elephant with red
eyes, a bear holding a log, and a clown with a insect. The oval holder has a
turned shaft, 19th/20th century.
Estimate $300-500
54. Thomas Bigelow Craig, NA, 1849-1924, Woodlan, NY. watercolor on paper
“Avillage Scene”, signed lower right Thos B. Craig A.N.A., 14" x 21 3/4" sight,
framed and matted.
Estimate $500-1,000
55. Thomas Bigelow Craig, oil on canvas, signed lower right Thos. B. Craig A.N.A.,
titled on the back “Winter Afternoon” Thos. B. Craig, 12" x 16", new gold frame.
Estimate $1,500-2,000
56. Mahogany Sugar Cone Box, the handled top notched for loops extending from
sides connected by a bar, 4 canted sides ending in cutouts for feet, 12 1/2"
tall, circa 1800, possibly Southern.
Estimate $800-1,200
57. Hepplewhite 6 Drawer Tall Chest, heavy crown molding over 6 graduated lipped
drawers supported by 4 tall French feet, scrolled front apron, 36" Case width,
19 1/2" deep, 56 1/2" tall, lip repairs, replaced round brass pulls, circa 1800,
New Hampshire.
Estimate $2,500-3,200
58. Gretchen Cook, b.1908, Newton Center, Mass., watercolor on paper coastal
scene of a Lighthouse, 14" x 19 1/2" sight, signed lower left, framed and
matted.
Estimate $300-500
59. Audubon Print, HYSTRIX DORSATA, LINN. CANADA PORCUPINE, 4/5 natural size,
drawn from Nature by J J Audubon, F.R.S.F.L.S., Litho Printed & Col’d by J.T.
Bowen, Philad. a 1844. N0 8, Plate XXXVI. 26 1/4" x 18 1/4" sight, framed and
matted, not viewed out of frame, minor foxing.
Estimate $4,000-6,000
60. Chauncey Foster Ryder, NA., 1868-1949, New York, NY., oil on panel, “Bath
Houses”, beach scene, 10 1/2" x 14", signed lower left, newer gold frame.
Estimate $2,000-3,000
61. Heriz Oriental Rug, a central medallion on a red background, ivory corners,
good condition, Abrashed blue border, early 20th century, 9'3" x 12'6".
Estimate $10,000-14,000
62. Alexander Helwig Wyant, NA., 1836-1892, New York, NY., oil on canvas
pastoral landscape with a stand of trees, signed lower left A H Wyant, 13" x 19
1/2", probably the original frame with some damage.
Estimate $8,000-12,000
63. Set of 8 Masons Plates, shaped edge, Oriental pattern in blue and orange
with vase of flowers and duck, marked on the back, probably late 19th century.
Estimate $500-700
64. Frank Henry Shapleigh, 1842-1906, Jackson, N.H., oil on canvas signed lower
left F H Shapleigh, and noted on Back “Mill at Jackson N.H.”, back covered with
Plexiglas, 20" by 14", probably the original gold frame.
Estimate $2,500-3,500
64A. Frank Henry Shapleigh, oil on canvas landscape signed lower left F H
Shapleigh, 1878 and on the back "Winter Sunset, Lebanon, Me. By F H Shapleigh",
relined with cutout for inscription, 10 1/4" x 16", probably the original frame.
Estimate $6,000-7,500
65. Frank Henry Shapleigh, oil on canvas landscape signed lower right front F H
Shapleigh and on the back “Mt. Blanc by F H Shapleigh”, 22 1/4" x 14 1/4", newer
frame.
Estimate $3,000-4,000
65A F.H. Shapleigh oil on canvas,
"The Crawford Notch from Bugle Cliff (1884)"; 30x20 sight, signed and titled on
back. Est. $2000-$3000
66. William Lester Stevens, NA., 1888-1969, Rockport, Mass., watercolor on paper
of a coastal scene, 17" x 21" sight, signed lower right, location on back “From
Monhegan Island Toward Bay”. Probably not Monhegan Island.
Estimate $500-900
67. Walnut Chippendale Ball and Claw Foot Drop Leaf Table, 2 single board
indented corner drop leaves set on a rectangular case with cut out ends set on 4
cabriole legs, 2 swing, ending in ball and claw feet, 1/2" added to the bottom,
44 1/2" wide, 50" open, 28 1/2" tall.
Estimate $2,500-3,500
68. Cecelia Beatrice Bickerton Fox Griffith, b 1890, Ardmore, Pa., watercolor on
paper of a tropical scene, indistinctly signed lower right C. ----------- Fox,
3/2/75, New Smyrna, Florida.
Estimate $500-900
69. Gustave Hermann Simon, 1846-1895, Pennsylvania, watercolor on paper, “On
Point”, 2 setters, 13" x 19 1/4" sight, framed and matted, not examined out of
frame. Signed lower right, Hermann Simon
Estimate $15,000-20,000
70. Abram Molarsky, 1883-1951, New Jersey, watercolor on paper, a harbor scene,
people around a sail boat, signed lower right A. Molarsky, 11 1/2" x 13 3/4"
sight.
Estimate $900-1,200
71. Feraghan Sarouk, a dark blue center medallion on an camel background, red
cut corners, a blue border, late 19th century, good condition with some wear,
minor restoration, 8'10" x 12'6".
Estimate $18,000-28,000
72. Edward Hill, 1843-1923, Hood River, Oregon, oil on canvas still life hanging
trout, signed lower left Edward Hill 98, 24" x 14", relined.
Estimate $800-1,200
73. E. A Titus, 20th century, oil on masonite, “Winter in the Connecticut River
Valley”, 24" x 30", framed. Signed lower right.
Estimate $800-1,200
74. Aldro Thompson Hibbard, NA 1886-1972, Rockport, Mass., oil on board winter
landscape with a brook, 17 1/2" x 24 1/8" sight, signed lower left A.T. Hibbard,
not examined out of the frame, newer gold frame.
Estimate $2,500-3,500
75. Figural Mantle Clock, a classical female figure beside a round enameled dial
clock embellished with lyre and foliage set on a scrolled foot base, gilded
brass, 15 1/2" long, stamped on the back P H Mourey, 19th century.
Estimate $300-500
76. David Brega, December 25, 1948, Springfield, Mass, “Apple Trio” oil on
masonite still life, 1995, 19" x 26", original frame. Provenance: Gift to
the consignor from the artist. Exhibited “Oil and Water”, A 25 Year
Retrospective, Springfield Museum of Art and Albrecht-Kemper Museum of Art, St.
Joseph Mo. Originally represented by the Alexander Gallery, New York, NY.
Estimate $35,000-50,000
77. Hepplewhite Chest of Drawers, birdseye maple drawer fronts, cherry case,
rectangular top, 4 graduated drawers, shaped apron, French feet, apparently
original brass pulls, 40 3/4" wide, 19" deep, 38" tall, early 19th century N.H.
or Mass.
Estimate $2,500-3,500
78. Lydia Field Emmet, NA, 1866-1952, New York, NY., indistinctly signed upper
left, oil on canvas full length portrait of a boy and his dog. Provenance: a
Windsor Conn. Family.
Estimate $2,000-3,000
79. Benjamin Champney, 1817-1907, Boston Mass., A White Mountain school Artist,
oil on canvas Landscape, “The Ledges, Conway, N.H.”, signed lower right B.
Champney, 7 3/4" x 10 3/4", new Newcomb and Macklin frame, backed with board,
canvas cut.
Estimate $4,000-5,000
80. Benjamin Champney, oil on canvas “Haying on the Saco River, Mt. Kearsarge,
Jackson, N.H.” 11" x 16", original gold frame, unsigned, identical to painting
sold by Godwin Gallery 10 years ago.
Estimate $2,500-3,500
81. Turkoman Oriental Rug, latch hook bordered diamonds on a red background,
ivory border, stylized eagles at either end, early 20th century, excellent
condition, 5'7" x 8'8".
Estimate $2,000-3,000
82. Bakhshayesh Oriental Rug, central medallion on a clear red field, medium
blue corners, ivory border, 11'10" x 15'8", restored.
Estimate $15,000-25,000
83. Max Weyl, 1837-1914, Washington, DC., 0il on canvas autumn landscape, signed
lower right Max Weyl 1898, 13 1/2" x 17 3/4", newer frame.
Estimate $500-900
84. Mahogany Tall Case Clock, broken arch crest over columns, a painted iron
face indistinctly signed, time and strike 8 day movement with calendar and
second dials, Empire form case supported by a bracket base, 86" tall, early 19th
century Scotland. Provenance: Hancock, NH. collection.
Estimate $1,500-2,500.
85. Butternut Tall Case Clock, Wooden works painted wooden face, 87" tall, early
19th century American. Provenance: Hancock, NH collection.
Estimate $900-1,200
86. Jean Mannheim, 1863-1945, German American, California, watercolor on paper
landscape, signed lower left J. Mannheim, 12 3/4" x 15 1/2" sight, framed and
matted.
Estimate $ 500-700
87. Cherry Chippendale Ogee Foot Chest, 4 graduated lipped drawers, applied
molded edge to top, period oval brass, fluted quarter columns, circa 1800
Pennsylvania, 40 1/2" case width, 21 1/2" tall, 37 1/2" tall, lip repairs.
Estimate $4,000-6,000
88. Rookwood Pot, brown glaze, incised floral decoration and monogram F, incised
Mary Rookwood, 1883, 6" tall, glazed hole in the bottom, signed F, WHR, May 8,
1883.
Estimate $500-900
89. Nippon Pot, blue decoration on a cream background, signed on the bottom
Nippon Rie (Lucy), Japan, probably late 19th century, 9 1/2" tall. Estimate
$500-800
90. Rozane Ware, pottery vase, dark brown background, leaf decoration, yellow
under glaze, signed Pillsbury, 16" tall, round mark encircling Rozane Ware.
Estimate $800-1,200
91. Heriz Oriental Rug, overall design on a red background, dark blue border,
circa 1930, overall minor wear, 8'5" x 11'2".
Estimate $3,000-4,000
92. Lewis Comfort Tiffany, NA, 1848-1933, oil on canvas “The Start”, a boat
race, 12" x 18", signed lower right Lewis C Tiffany, not examined out of frame,
appears to be original gold frame.
Estimate $4,000-6,000
93. Pablo Picasso, 1881-1973, Spanish, Print of a Blue Caterpillar, pencil
number 24/100 lower left, pencil signed lower right, 22 1/2" x 17 1/4" sight,
framed.
Estimate $800-1,000
94. James Everett Stuart, 1852-1941, San Francisco. CA. watercolor on artists
board “Winter Encampment on the Columbia River”, signed lower right J.E. Stuart,
1894, 14" x 20". Provenance: Descended in Martin W Nolan family.
Estimate $2,000-2,500
95. Navajo Rug, transitional,
concentric stepped ³V² designs of red, black/brown, tan and light browns on a
red background, 53" x 98", minor edge damage, red bleed and a hole. Early 20th
century.
Estimate $1,000-1,500
96. C B Russ, 1860-1920, American, oil on canvas of a road running through
fields to mountains, signed lower right C B Russ, 15 3/4" x 23 3/4", probably
the original gold frame.
Estimate $4,000-6,000
97. Mahogany Hepplewhite Sideboard, serpentine front, a wide drawer over two
cupboard doors flanked by cupboard doors set on 6 tapered legs, 72 1/2" wide x
26 1/2" x 41" tall, Veneer cracks, Poplar and pine secondary woods, probably
Baltimore area, circa 1795.
Estimate $6,000-9,000
98. Samuel W. Griggs, 1827-1898, Boston Mass., oil on canvas of a Central
American Bird, signed lower right S W Griggs, 1866, repair lower left, gold
frame. Provenance: Peterborough Collection purchased from the Goldberg Gallery,
North Conway, New Hampshire.
Estimate $4,000-7,000
99. Edouard Leon Cortes, 1882-1969, French, oil on canvas, “The Trolly Station”,
a city street scene, signed lower left Edouard Cortes, 13" x 18", paint loss and
retouch around “es” on signature, probably the original frame. Provenance: one
of three Cortes purchased in Paris, 1976 by Mrs. Philbar of Palm City and Melvin
Village, N.H.
Estimate $20,000-30,000
100. Rudolph Charles Gorman, b.1932, Las Colinas, New Mexico, Lithograph of a
Navaho woman, signed lower right R. C. Gorman, 1977, 21 1/2" x 26 1/2" framed
and matted.
Estimate $500-1,000
101. Zapotec Rug, Native American, Multi colored stripes with interspersed
geometric designs, 5 small holes, 10' x 15', circa 1990.
Estimate $800-1,200
102. Bactiari Scatter Rug, a central medallion with ivory on a red background
with blue cut corners, a dark blue border, good condition, 4' x 6'.
Estimate $800-1,100
103. Burl Veneer Domed Top Box, with ornate brass corners, escutcheon, and name
plate, 8 3/4" long, minor separation to burl, probably 19thcentury Dutch.
Estimate $200-400
104. Philip Russell Goodwin, 1881-1935, Mamaroneck, NY., oil on canvas, a Cowboy
on horseback returning to the ranch leading a pack train after a hunt, signed
lower right Philip R. Goodwin, 28" x 40", framed, fine original condition.
Provenance: Originally an illustration for a “TUCO” puzzle. See #3.110 in book
“Philip R Goodwin” by Len Peterson. Purchased from artist descended to
Midwestern collector/consignor.
Estimate $100,000-125,000
105. Paint Decorated Pine Box, tan background with brown earthworm decoration,
14" wide, 19th century, Vermont History.
Estimate $300-500
106. Reginald T Sperry, b. 1845, Brooklyn, N.Y., oil on canvas “A Fine September
Morning For Duck Shooting”, 13" x 37", signed lower right R T Sperry and dated
1880, exhibited at The Morris Museum of Art, Atlanta, relined, newer frame.
Estimate $4,000-5,000
107. Pine Hutch Table, rectangular 3 board top tips on pins, supported by a shoe
foot base with a bench seat, red wash, Top: 36" wide, 71" long, 29 1/4" total
height, c 1800 Pennsylvania Area.
Estimate $800-1,200
108. Chet Reneson,20th century American, 2 watercolors on Paper: Front “Flush
from the Woodpile”, signed lower right Reneson,’77, On the reverse: "Tight
Line", unsigned, 22" x 30", exhibited Morris Museum of Art, Atlanta, framed and
matted. Provenance Robert B. Mayo Collection.
Estimate $4,500-5,500
109. Mahogany Veneered
Serpentine Front Server, a banded crotched veneer top, over a conforming case
with a central bowed drawer flanked by concave drawers over cupboard doors and
fan inlaid apron set on 6 squared tapering legs ending in applied spade feet,
45" wide, 25" deep, 36 3/4" tall, minor veneer loss 18th/19th century English.
Provenance: A Connecticut Estate.
Estimate $1,200-1,800
110. After Francesco Guardi after Giovanni Canaletto, oil on canvas harbour
scene of Venice one of 12 drawn by Canaletto and engraved by Giambattisa
Brustolon, published in 1766 of events in the election of Doge Alvise Mocenigo,
the original hangs in the Louvre, unsigned, 26 1/2" x 36", relined and
re-stretched antique gold frame, probably 18th/19th century Italian. Provenance:
A Peterborough, Collection.
Estimate $8,000-12,000
111. Mahal Oriental Rug, overall design 0n a red background, dark blue border,
minor overall wear, 8'10" x 12". early 20th century.
Estimate $3,000-4,000
112. Tabriz Oriental Rug, Lozenges on an ivory background with red borders, 4'5"
x 6'6", mid 20th century.
Estimate $1,200-1,800
113. Romano, Pair of Gouache landscapes, one of the Bay of Naples signed lower
left Romano, the other of a haying scene with ruins in the background, signed
Romano 16" x 21 1/2" sight, framed and matted, probably 19th century Continental.
Estimate $500-1,000
114. Primitive Landscape, oil on canvas, a farmhouse, pastures with chickens,
cows and sheep, a stream with ducks, paddocks, barn and out buildings, 26" x
36", probably the original yellow gold frame, 19th century American.
Estimate $3,000-5,000
115. Boris Luban, b. 1881, New York, NY, oil on canvas painting of a racehorse,
“High Strung, L. McAtee Up”, signed and tilted lower left Boris Luban and dated
1928, on the verso named dated, painter designated, Marshall Field’s colors, 27"
x 33", newer frame.
Estimate $500-1,000
116. Emile Herzinger, painting on glass, probably General Francis Blair, Jr.,
1821,1875, painted when a colonel, signed lower right Emil Kerzinger, 1865, oval
image 4.75" high sight, elaborately framed and matted, some paint loss.
Estimate $300-500
117. Classical Mahogany Sleigh Bed, identical scrolled head and foot boards
connected by rails slotted for slats set on Marlboro style feet, probably
Boston, circa 1840, 42 1/2" wide, 84"long, 44" tall, extended to fit standard
mattress.
Estimate $300-500
117A. Primitive Portrait of a Man, wearing a high white collar under a black
coat, oil on canvas, early 19th century, original poplar stretcher.
Estimate $1,000-1,500
118. Bronze Casting of Early Form Baseball Player, pitching stance, “MN stamped
on side of base, 8 1/2" tall excluding granite base.
Estimate $1,000-1,500
119. Scrimshaw Mother of Pearl Sea Shell, souvenir from “The Great Eastern Steam
Ship Launched 31st January 1858”, decorating shows the ship in profile, under
sail with above inscription, ship’s vital statistics and “A.J. Furman BGT 1st
Ticket July 3rd, 1860”, 4 1/4" wide.
Estimate $300-500
120. Sheraton Mahogany Sofa, solid crest rail supported by scrolled arms over
acanthus carved supports set on 2 twist and turned front legs, 75" long, 37"
deep, 32" overall height, crack on arm, circa 1810, Mass.
Estimate $1,000-1,500
121. Karabaugh Oriental Rug, rose ex.’s on a blue background, 7'9" x 14'4",
overall good condition, early 20th century.
Estimate $2,500-3,500
122. Narcisse Virgile de la Pena Diaz, 1807-1876, France, oil on board landscape
with a figure, signed lower left N. Diaz, attributed 11" x 14", newer frame.
Estimate $600-800
123. Oil On Canvas Interior, a man and woman eating, 14 1/2" x 12 1/2", no
visible signature, possibly original frame, 19th century Europe.
Estimate $300-500
124. Continental School, oil on Canvas 3/4 Portrait of a 16th/17th Century
Gentleman and his armor, 19" x 14 1`/2" restoration, old gold frame.
Estimate $700-1,000
125. After Palma, “Magdalena”, oil on tin, devotional portrait, labeled on
verso, 9 1/4" x 11 1/4", ornate gold frame, probably 19th century Continental.
Estimate $200-300
126. Oil on Board of a Veiled Woman, indistinctly signed lower right, plaque
says “The Bride, A Dowie”, 17" x 12 1/4", newer gold frame, probably 19th
century Continental.
Estimate $500-600
127. Mahogany Queen Anne Card Table, single board fold over top opens to reveal
felt lined divided surface over a case with single wide drawer supported by 4
cabriole legs, one a swing leg, ending in pad feet, 28 3/4" wide, 14 1/2" top
depth, 28 1/2" tall, replaced brass, minor repairs, probably 18th century
England. Provenance: a Peterborough Family.
Estimate $1,000-1,500
128. Continental School Barnyard with Chickens & Ducks, oil on canvas,
indistinctly signed lower right and stretcher, dated '86, 10" x 14 1/4",
probably the original gold frame.
Estimate $500-700
129. Searby & Willis, oil on canvas of a Haying Scene, signed lower left Searby
& Willis, '77, 22" x 36", relined, appears to be the original gold frame.
Estimate $1,000-2,000
130. J V Muginn, oil on canvas of Chickens, signed lower center 11" x 14",
relined, newer frame, 19th/20th century Europe.
Estimate $300-500
131. Sarouk Oriental Rug,
central medallion on an open red background, ivory corners, floral blue border,
mid 20th century, 10'4" x 13'7", overall good condition.
Estimate $4,000-6,000
132. Pair of Hepplewhite Mahogany Shield Back Side Chairs, carved swag decorated
pierced splat, over upholstered seat set on molded tapering legs, some breaks,
probably southern, possibly MD. circa 1795.
Estimate $2,000-3,000
133. Gerard L Steenks, 1847-1926, Brooklyn, N.Y., oil on canvas still life,
ducks with bowl of fruit and wine, signed lower left G Steenks, plaque
“Presented to Lotus Club by John Elderkin” relined, new frame.
Estimate $3,500-4,500
134. Walter M Oddie, 1805-1865, New York, oil on canvas landscape with 2
fishermen, “Fall Pool”, attributed, signed lower right WMO, 14" x 10", relined,
apparently original frame, exhibited Morris Museum of Art 2001, label on verso
.Provenance Robert B Mayo Collection.
NOTE: After black lighting this painting, it
appears that the initials “WMO” were added at a later date.
Estimate $2,000-4,000
135. Withdrawn
136. Severin Benz, 1834-1898, Swiss, oil on canvas still life of game birds with
vegetables, signed lower right S. BENZ, 1896, 22 3/4" x 36" damage and in paint
to left edge, new gold frame.
Estimate $1,000-1,500
137. Chippendale Mahogany Kneehole Desk, molded edge banded top, inset leather
writing surface, a long cross banded drawer, stacks of 3 drawers flanking a
cupboard door, applied bracket base, 35" wide, 17 1/2" deep, 30" tall, old
refinished color, replaced brass, 19th century English.
Estimate $800-1,200
138. Oil On Canvas Still Life “Brookies by A Stream”, lower left “caught by C C
Kimball, May 1st 1891” , 22" x 27 1/2", newer gold frame, probably American.
Estimate $1,000-1,500
139. Oil On Canvas Hunting Scene, a man and 2 dogs, Initialed lower left WES
1887, 17 1/4" x 30 1/4", framed.
Estimate $2,500-3,500
140. Charles Lasar, 1856-1936, Pennsylvania, oil on canvas fishing scene with a
sail boat, 16 1/4" x 13", signed lower left, new gold frame.
Estimate $1,500-2,500
141. Heriz Oriental Rug, center medallion on a red background, Ivory cut
corners, good condition, circa 1930 10'4" x 13'.
Estimate $3,000-4,000
142. Sheraton Mahogany Pembroke Table, rectangular drop-leaf top above a case
with a single drawer set on slender turned legs, 2 swing, ending in small pad
feet, 31" long, 34 1/2" open, 29" tall, probably early 19th century English.
Estimate $900-1,200
143. Daniel Hernandez, 1856-1932, Peru, oil on canvas, “The Recital”, a drawing
room scene, signed lower right Daniel Hernandez, 1900, 28 1/2" x 41", framed.
Estimate $3,500-5,000
144. Candido Portinari, 1903-1962, Brazil, oil on Board, “Madonna Holding
Christ”, signed lower right Portinari, 23" x 18", framed.
NOTE:
We have just received information that this may not be a
authentic Portinari painting. Just remember, you are the expert, so use your own
judgment
Estimate $7,500-10,000
145. G. Archibald, early 20th century, American School, oil on board of “The
Yacht, Golden Rod”, property of Martin W. Noland, Skagway, Alaska, 12" x 16"
signed lower right G Archibald, 1934, together with a photo album with
memorabilia.
Estimate $2,500-3,500
146. Copper Kettle, dovetailed body, round handle, some dents, middle Atlantic
origin, 19th century.
Estimate $500-600
147. Grain Painted Maple Hepplewhite Chest of Drawers, 4 drawers, shaped apron,
flaring French feet, 40" case width, 19" deep, 37 1/2" tall, Early 19th century
New Hampshire, replaced brass, probably the original graining.
Estimate $2,000-3,000
148. Walnut Candle Box, dovetailed case, slide top, 18th/19th century, Southern
America.
Estimate $300-500
149. 10 Cast iron Bird form Shutter Stops, 2 as is, 4" long bird, Found in New
Hampshire, 19th century American.
Estimate $600-1,000
150. Grain Painted Pine 1 Drawer Stand, Rectangular case supported by 4 tapered
legs, some paint loss, early 19th century New England. Estimate $300-400
151. Heriz Oriental Rug, center medallion on a red background, ivory cut
corners, circa 1940, good condition, 10' 3" x 13'7".
Estimate $1,500-2,500
152. Cruise Ship and Lighthouse Weather Vane, remnants of gold paint, 25 1/2"
long, directionals appear original, Early 20th century American.
Estimate $400-700
152A addition: Melbourne Hardwick, oil
on canvas of an old woman at her flax wheel; signed lower left, crack lure. Size
20x24. Probably original gilded frame. Est. $1500-$2500
152B addition: Carlton T. Chapman
watercolor, 1889 "Mont Saint Michel" France. 12x18 sight and signed and titled
on lower right; framed and matted. Est. $800-$1200
153. Cherry Hepplewhite Pembroke Table, a rectangular top above a case with
flush fitting drawer supported by 4 tapered legs connected by cross stretchers,
attributed to the Booth family cabinet makers, Woodbury Conn., circa 1790-1800.;
Provenance: descended through Stiles Family, Woodbury the estate of Avis Hickock.
Estimate $1,000-1,500
154. Leonard Howard Reedy, 1899-1956, Chicago, oil on board, "Winter Frolic", a
grey horse cantering in the snow, a barn/stables in the background, study in
grey and white, signed lower right, Leonard H Reedy, 21 1/2"x 27 1/2", framed.
Estimate $1,000-1,500
155. Leonard H. Reedy, Watercolor on Paper, “The Ambush”, signed lower right, 4"
x 6 1/2" sight, framed and matted.
Estimate $200-500
156. Frank Tenney Johnson, NA, 1874-1939, California, a pencil sketch given to
his secretary Gretchen Bremerman, signed and dedicated lower right “F. Tenney
Johnson, NA 1930 For Gretchen Bremerman”, 8 3/4" x 6 1/2" sight.
Estimate $500-700
157. Walnut Step back Pewter Cupboard, 2 part, open top with 3 scalloped edge
shelves set on a base with one long drawer over 2 cupboard doors set on 2 short
cabriole legs in the front, 59 1/2"wide, 19 1/2" deep, 82" tall, late 18th
century French. Provenance: Purchased in France many years ago by Hancock
Family.
Estimate $1,500-2,500
158. Miniature Woven Grass
Basket, geometric design, 4 1/4" wide.
Estimate $100-200
158A. Shasevan Kilim, a black field with multi colored hexagons and arrowhead
end panels, 9"2² x 5'4", circa 1900, very good condition.
Estimate $1,500-2,000
159. Lionel Percy Smythe, 1839-1918, British, oil on Canvas, “Two Eagles”,
attributed, signed lower left L. Smyth, 32" x 39 1/2", lined, new stretcher and
frame, not examined out of frame.
Estimate $2,500-3,500
160. Percival Leonard Rosseau, 1859-1937, Lyme, Conn., oil on board of an Irish
Setter on point, signed lower right Rosseau, 10" x 14", new frame.
Estimate $12,000-15,000
160A. Percival Leonard Rosseau, oil on canvas Landscape “Red Setters”, unsigned
see letter of authentication by Red Fox, Turner Ruter on verso, 21 1/4" x 27",
board added behind scene for support, gold frame.
Estimate $16,000-20,000
161. Tabriz Oriental Rug, overall floral design on an ivory background, a dark
blue border with a floral design, minor wear, mid 20th century, 7'6" x 9'8".
Estimate $1,500-2,000
162. Mahogany Bed Steps, 3 tooled leather treads, the center and top lift to
reveal a compartment, set on 4 Sheraton turned legs, 19th century English.
Estimate $500-800
163. Pair of Imari Vases, baluster form with handles, white background with red,
blue and poly chrome, scene of Mt. Fuji on one side and a bird in a tree on the
other, late 19th century, Japan, 21 1/2" tall.
Estimate $800-1,200
164. Pair of Chinese Export Urns, pair of baluster form vases with composition
lids, women on a white background, 14 1/2" tall vase only, probably 19th century
Chinese.
Estimate $400-700
165. Carved Ivory Figure of a Geisha, 4 3/4" tall with wooden base, holding a
parasol, early 20th century, character signed on the bottom.
Estimate $800-1,200
166. Pair of Famille Rose medallion Vases, dragon handles, predominantly blue,
14 1/4" tall, 19th century, Chinese.
Estimate $900-1,200
167. Classical Mahogany Card Table, rectangular flip and turn top with rounded
front corners over a conforming crotched mahogany veneered, paneled case above a
central carved pedestal supported by 4 out swept curving legs terminating in
brass paw footed castors, damage to hinges and corners, circa 1815, Boston area.
Estimate $500-800
168. 3 Decoys, 20th century, 2 shore birds, 1 crow, all impressed “Randall”.
Estimate $300-400
169. Black Duck Decoy, glass eyes, impressed mark on the bottom, “Elmer Crowell,
Decoys, East Harwich, Mass”, 17 1/2" long.
Estimate $1,500-2,000
170. 3 Decoys, 20th century, 2 hollow bodies and 1 Canadian, 17"
Estimate $300-400
171. Tekke Oriental Rug, lozenges on a red background, a feathered design at
each end, early 20th century, 6'9" x 9'8".
Estimate $2,500-3,500
172. New Jersey Black Duck, 17" long, signed H.Y. Shourds.
Estimate $300-400.
173. Eider Duck Decoy, a stylized fish in its bill, late 20th century, carved
initials G.A. on bottom, also a wrought iron weight and ring. 22" long.
Estimate $100-200
174. Frederick Samuel D Beaumont, 20th century , American, Oil on canvas “On
Point”, 2 setters in a woodland setting, 25" x 36", signed Monogram ? D.
Beaumont, 1917, attributed.
Estimate $5,000-6,000
175. Edmund Henry Osthaus, 1858-1928, Florida, watercolor on paper, a pointer
signed lower left Edm H. Osthaus and dated 1895, and titled lower right “Lady
Margaret”, 8 1/2" x 13 1/2" sight, framed, under glass and matted, not examined
out of frame.
Estimate $10,000-15,000
176. Louis Darling, 20th century American, oil on canvas, “A Clear Shot”, signed
lower left Darling, label on verso from Abercrombie & Fitch, Co., NY, also on
canvas L. Darling, Wilton, 1947. 16" x 20", new frame.
Estimate $9,500-12,500
177. Classical Mahogany Fire screen, carved crest above glass enclosed screen
with a needlepoint and raised cutwork of a girl and her dog, supported by an
octagonal veneered shaft ending in a platform supported by scrolled feet,
probably Boston area, circa 1820.
Estimate $800-1,200
178. Continental Cut Glass Decanter Set and 9 Cut Glass Monteith Cordials, A)
Embossed silver plated neck and figural stopper/finial, decanter and 6 handled
cup sleeves, and tray, B) 9 cordial with 6 sided knops.
Estimate $200-300
179. Royal Vienna Handled Serving Plate, oval, dark blue gold decorated border,
gilded handles, central portrait of 4 women, beehive mark, Fruhlingsblulhen.
Estimate $300-400
180. 2 Copper Molds, oval fruit form with tin sides, 7 1/2" long and round with
raised chain, 5 3/4" diameter.
Estimate $200-300
181. Karabaugh Scatter Rug, 3 central lozenges on a red background, 3 borders;
ivory, dark blue, red, some wear, 4'7"x6'7".
Estimate $1,500-1,800
182. 2 Pair of Beaded Children’s Moccasins, and 2 Pair of Infant Moccasins, 1
branded. c 1900 Native American.
Estimate $200-300
183. 2 Pair of Beaded Adult Moccasins, 20th century Native American, 1 fully
beaded pair, the other of soft tanned skins and lightly beaded.
Estimate $200-300
184. Navajo Rug, “Tree of Light” design, hand woven, 55 1/2" long, 36" wide.
Early 20th century Native American
Estimate $200-300
185. 3 Covered Western Native American Baskets, 1)Round sweet grass, multi
colored geometric designs, 3 3/4" diameter. 2) Oval covered grass, handle on
lid, red geometric designs, 7 1/4" diameter. 3) A Round covered basket with
lipped lid, geometric designs. 7 1/2" diameter.
Estimate $300-400
186. 6 Western Native American Baskets, geometric designs, from 7 1/4" to 11
1/4" wide.
Estimate $300-400
186A 3 Splint baskets with vegetable dye
decoration- some damage to all three.
187. Mahogany Canterbury, 4 turned posts connected to 4 slatted dividers over a
drawer supported by 4 turned legs ending in brass casters, early 19th century
England.
Estimate $900-1,200
188. Pair of Oil on Canvas Landscapes, titled on the verso of one “On the Saco
River, North Conway”, and the other “Chocura and Lake New Hampshire”, and
indistinctly signed lower center of same A. J. Butcher (?) also the lower left
of one, 4 1/2" x 9 1/2", gold frames.
Estimate $2,000-3,000
189. J. Henry Sandham, Harry, 1842-1912, Boston Mass, oil on board
“Adversaries”, 2 male moose in a woodland setting, signed lower right H. Sandham,
1898, 22 x 36. From a NY. private collection descended to present owner.
Estimate $2,000-3,000
190. Edward Hill, 1893-1923 Hood River, Oregon, oil on canvas landscape with
mountains, unsigned see exhibition label on verso Plymouth State College
Plymouth, NH. 1985, 12 1/2" x 18", relined.
Estimate $1,000-1,500
191. Sarouk Oriental Rug, central medallion with overall floral design on a red
background, a dark blue floral border with ivory floral borders on either side,
6' x 8'10".
Estimate $2,500-3,500
192. Hooked Rug, Caucasian design, probably Continental, 2 cruciform’s flanking
a central lozenge on a red background, multiple borders, 6'5" x 9'7", circa
1940,
Estimate $800-1,200
193. Will Larymore Smedley,1871-1920, New York, oil on canvas, Landscape, signed
lower right Will Larymore Smedley, 16" x 27", probably original gold frame some
damage, paint loss to right center.
Estimate $1,000-1,500
194. Benyovszky, 20th century, European, oil on Canvas of Running Horses, signed
lower right Benyovsky, 20" x 24", framed.
Estimate $500-1,000
195. T. Bailey (William Paskell), 1866-1951, oil on canvas “Bark Elena”, titled
on verso, signed lower right T. Bailey, repair to center sail, 19" x 16 1/4",
framed.
Estimate $500-700
196. C L Lewin, 19th century, German/American oil on canvas portrait of a Gentleman
signed lower right C L Lewin paint 1853, 36" x 28 1/2", newer frame, 2 repairs.
From the Philadelphia area.
Estimate $1,200-1,500
197. Bow-front Chest of Drawers, mahogany and mahogany veneer, an inlaid top
edge bowed top over a conforming case with 4 line inlaid graduated drawers set
on a French foot base, 40" case width, replaced brass, veneer repair to the
skirt, circa 1800 New England.
Estimate $1,500-2,000
198. Books: Art of the Gunmaker, 2 volume set, J.F. Hayward, London, 1962 &
1963, Vol 1; 1500-1660, Vol. 2; 1660-1830, both dust jackets intact with wear on
the upper spine and extremities.
Estimate $100-200
199. W H Reed, 19th century, oil on canvas “Marsh Hunting”, men and dogs hunting
birds, signed lower right W H Reed, '65, 24" x 30", relined, newer frame,
exhibited Morris Museum of Art, Augusta, Ga. Provenance Collection Robert B
Mayo.
Estimate $2,500-3,500
200. “A Days Shooting”, oil on board hunting scene with dogs, unsigned, 9 1/2" x
15 3/4", new frame.
Estimate $2,000-2,500
201. Mehraban Oriental Rug, overall floral design on a red background, circa
1930, good condition, 8'10" x 11' 3".
Estimate $2,000-3,000
202. Shiraz Oriental Rug, 4 ascending red diamonds on a dark blue background
with overall decoration, multiple borders, circa 1930, 8'3" x 8'11",
Estimate $ 800-1,200
203. Hand Carved Walking Stick, 2 large snakes encircling the shaft with a
lizard at the top, a metal spike mounted at the base, 34 1/2" long. Estimate
$500-700
204. Hand Carved Walking Stick, Oak, 2 snakes and 16 fish encircling the top
half of shaft, star, anchor, tassels, leaved and small mirror on 2nd half, RRR
maker, 34 1/4" long.
Estimate $500-700
205. Hand Colored Etching, “The East Prospect of the City of Philadelphia”,
“Engraved for The London Magazine”, see 1761 advertisement on verso, 19 1/4" x 6
3/4" sight, framed, small repair to upper left corner.
Estimate $500-700
206. Pair of Hand Colored Etchings, after Karl Bodmer “Tower Rock”, 10 1/4" x
1/2" sight, and "Cave-In-Rock",10 1/2" x 13" sight, Views on the Ohio and
Mississippi Rivers, by Ackerman & Co., 96 Strand, Bodmer Stamp, framed.
Estimate $600-900
206A. Hand Colored Etching “OFFRANDE DES INDIANS MANDANS” after Karl Bodmer,
published Ackerman & Co, 96 Strand, Bodmer Stamp, 10 1/2" x 13 1/2" sight, some
foxing along top edge, birdseye maple frame.
Estimate $500-700
207. New Hampshire Four Drawer Chest, rectangular molded edge top set on a
cock-beaded case with 4 graduated drawers above an applied bracket base, 38 1/2"
case width, 19" deep, 33 1/2" tall, old refinish, small repairs. Provenance: A
New Hampshire Estate.
Estimate $800-1,000
208. Gerard Rutgers Hardenbergh, 1855-1915, Bay Head, N.J., oil on canvas
“Grouse” 3 birds, signed lower left G R Hardenbergh, 16" x 22", probably the
original gold frame, relined.
Estimate $4,000-5,000
208A. Gerard Ruters
Hardenbergh, watercolor on paper ³Quail and Chicks², signed lower left Gerard R
Hardenbergh,'90, 22" x 30", matted and framed.
Estimate $3,000-4,000
209. W C Bauer, 20th century, Elizabeth, New Jersey, watercolor on paper “Venice
Canal”, 7" x 9" sight, gilded frame in a shadow box behind glass.
Estimate $500-1,000
210. Guy Cambier, born 1926, French, Oil on canvas still life Coffee pot, pipe
and fruit, signed lower left Guy Cambier, 29" x 36 3/4", some flaking to lower
left Quadrant, framed.
Estimate $500-1,000
211. Zaphor Oriental Rug, northwest Persia, 4 central ex.’s on an ivory
background, an ivory border with a brown/red border on either side, circa 1920,
overall wear 5'9" x 10'7".
Estimate $ 600-1,000
212. Quash Gai Scatter Rug, red/brown linked lozenges on a dark blue background,
red corners, multiple borders, 4'10" x 5'9", overall wear. Estimate $400-700
213. David Hagerbaumer 20th century American, watercolor “Woodys” over a
marsh, 22" x 30", signed lower right David Hagerbaumer , framed and matted,
behind glass.
Estimate $3,000-4,000
213A. David Hagerbaumer r, watercolor “Mallards Coming In”, 31" x 39", signed
lower right David Hagerbaumer , framed and matted, behind glass.
Estimate $3,000-4,000
214. Charles Bianchini, 1860-1905, French, oil on canvas three quarter length
portrait of a nude child, signed lower left C Bianchini, probably the original
ornate gold frame, 24 3/4" x 19 1/2", tear on left side, crackelure, minor
flaking.
Estimate $800-1,200
215. “Fishing Trophies”, oil on canvas fishing still life of a fishing pole,
trout and a pike on a river bank, 24 1/2" x 18 1/4", relined, framed, unsigned
Estimate $500-800
Lot #216. Eric Sloane, 1910-1985, Cornwall Bridge, Conn, oil on Board, a
Fisherman by a Covered Bridge, signed lower right Sloan and on the verso “Eric
Sloane, New Milford, Conn.”, 24" x 32", exhibition label on verso, framed.
Estimate $20,000-25,000
217. Mahogany Bow-front Four Drawer Chest, 4 graduated cock beaded drawers over
a shaped apron set on front French feet, 42" wide, 22" deep, 40 3/4" tall,
probably mid Atlantic circa 1800. Provenance: A Dublin Estate.
Estimate $1,000-1,500
218. Hudson River Valley Landscape, a farm scene with a man woman and child
facing water with sailing ships. Probably 19th century New York, Troy N Y
stencil on the canvas, 15 1/2" x 20 1/4", framed, canvas stapled to probably
original stretcher.
Estimate $2,000-3,000
219. Japan Decorated Empire Mirror, labeled on the back J & G Biddle, Brighton,
15 1/2" x 18", 19th century English.
Estimate $100-200
220. Classical Profile Plaque, metal casting, a bust of a soldier helmet with
sea horse finial, white metal, 19 1/2" s 14", 4 corner holes, 1 damaged, 19th
century Continental.
Estimate $400-600
221. Heriz Oriental Rug, central medallion on a red background with overall
design, dark blue border, circa 1930, overall wear, 7'3" x 9'5". Estimate
$1,000-1,500
222. Quash Gai Scatter Rug, 3 linked diamonds on a dark blue background,
multiple brown/ivory borders, circa 1900, overall wear, 4'5" x 5'9".
Estimate $400-700
223. Cast Iron Franklin Fireplace, Grape and leaf pattern, large brass finials
and accents on front, 38 1/2" wide, 25" deep, 32 1/2" high, repair to back side
of firebox. Provenance: Parker Brothers Estate, Peterborough, NH.
Estimate $ 300-400
224. Oil on Canvas Full Length Portrait, a peasant girl carrying a basket of
wheat, apparently unsigned, some paint flaking or crackelure, 60 1/2" x 47",
possibly original gilded frame, Continental, 19th century or earlier.
Estimate $600-900
225. George E. Niles, 1837-1898, American, attributed, oil on canvas landscape
with people and pond titled on stretcher “Mt. Jackson, N.H.”, indistinctly
signed lower left, 10 1/2" x 18 1/2", repair to center, framed. Estimate
$900-1,200
226. John Alexander Drysdale, 1870-1934, New Orleans, Louisiana, watercolor on
paper landscape next to swamp, signed lower left Drysdale, 10" x 30", water
damage and paper loss.
Estimate $500-1,000
227. Mahogany Queen Anne Tip Top Tea Table, round single board molded edge top
set on an urn shaped shaft supported by 3 cabriole legs ending in pad feet, 30"
top diameter, 27 1/2" tall, probably 18th century England.
Estimate $500-1,000
228. George Edward Candee, b 1878, oil on board10 1/4" x 13 3/4", “Lake
Kennebago, Maine”, titled and pencil signed G E Candee 1879 on back of board,
see exhibition label on verso provenance: Southern collection
Estimate $2,000-3,000
229. John Renfrew Dean, 20th century, Buffalo, NY., watercolor on paper of a
German Shepherd, signed lower left John Renfrew Dean, 13 1/2" x 19 1/2" sight,
framed and matted.
Estimate $200-300
230. Ethel M. Dana, 20th century, Maine, Oil on canvas landscape, “Mt Kearsarge”,
titled on the stretcher, 22" x 18". Signed lower left E. M. Dana.
Estimate $500-1,000
231. Kazak Oriental Rug, 2 reddish brown hooked medallions on an ivory
background, circa 1900, 4'4" x 9'8".
Estimate $1,000-1,500
232. Edmund Walton Blodgett, 1908-1963, Stamford, Conn., water color on paper of
a white colonial house surrounded by a stock fence, signed lower right Walton
Blodgett, 16" x 21" sight, framed and matted.
Estimate $300-500
232A. Edmund Walton Blodgett, water color on paper of a covered bridge, 18" x 21
3/4" sight, framed and matted.
Estimate $300-500
233. Gilded Cobalt Blue Vase, baluster form, hand blown and decorated, medieval
battle scenes front and back, 17 1/4" tall, 20th century Continental.
Estimate $1,000-1,500
234. Pair of Oval Portraits of 2 Sisters, Emelyne Silsby Proctor and Sarah
Osborne Proctor, oil on canvas, unsigned, 21" X 17", stenciled on Verso
--Whipple, 35 Cornhill, Boston.
Estimate $400-600
235. Pencil Drawing, Men around a campfire with their dogs, “The Romance of Camp
Life”, unsigned, 10 3/4" x 14 3/4" sight, framed and matted with cutout for
title.
Estimate $600-1,000
236. Feather Picture, American eagle, shield and American flag made of feathers,
10" x 13" sight, framed, behind glass.
Estimate $100-200
237. Scrimshaw Whales Tooth and a carved Eagle's Head, 1) the tooth carved, a
sailor spotting a whale from a mast “Thar she blows”, 20th century, 5" long, 2)
the eagle head of petrified wood(?), 5 1/2" long.
Estimate $200-300
238. Powder Horn, German silver fittings, missing spout, base, and cap. 13"
long, Continental.
Estimate $100-200
239. Camp Hatchet rotating metal blade, “Guard Reaps, Marble Arms Mfg, Co.,
Gladstone, Mich., USA. Pat'd 1898”. Early 20th century not 19th.
Estimate $200-300
240. Totem Pole, Northwest Coast, well carved, paint decorated, signed on the
back “Wilson A. Williams, Nitinaht B.C.”, 18 3/4" tall.
Estimate $400-500
241. Serband Oriental Rug, overall latch hook design on a dark brick field,
multiple borders of green, ivory and brick, 9'9" x 12'6", mid 20th century.
Estimate $4,000-5,000
242. Powder Horn, 2 chip carved rings around the neck ending in octagonal spout,
probably Revolutionary War period, paper label "Carried by Gen’l and Father, 19"
long.
Estimate $300-500
243. Scrimshaw Powder Horn, an Eagle, Shield, American Flag and a cavalry
officer with raised sword and 2 feathers in his hat, date 1815 (?) over eagle,
14" long.
Estimate $1,500-2,000
244. Powder Horn, a pewter spout and turned base with wooden finial, 15 1/2"
long.
Estimate $100-200
245. Cartridge Case, wood and leather with brass and gilded fittings, cover
decorated with a sunburst and horn motif, 6 1/2" wide, probably French. 19TH
Century.
Estimate $100-200
246. Woolen Cape, plaid lining, collar velvet lined, 3 brass buttons stamped
with New Hampshire state seal and “New Hampshire Vol. Militia” on front, on the
verso “Scovill MFG. Co. Waterbury, 54" wide, 28" long, staining on back, 3
buttons missing corresponding to existing 3, discovered in western Maine.
Estimate $200-300
247. Classical Mahogany Settee, carved crest rail flanked by carved scrolled
arms inset with cylindrical cushions supported by 4 carved paw feet, old varnish
finish, 69" wide, 25" deep, 34" tall, 1st half 19th century, American.
Estimate $300-500
248. Leather Powder Flask, embossed decoration of hanging game, 9" long.
Estimate $100-150
249. Stoneware Jug, mottled green to dark green glaze, marked W_ on handle, 2
lip chips, 1 pock mark to body, 7 3/4" tall.
Estimate $200-300
250. Hepplewhite Drop Leaf Table, rectangular scrub top, case with reeded apron,
4 tapered legs, 2 swing, old varnish finish, Birch, 47 1/2" x 44" open, 27"
tall, probably Portsmouth, N.H., circa 1800.
Estimate $400-600
251. Agra Oriental Rug, overall design on a camel background, multiple medium
blue and red borders, circa 1940, 6'6" x 8'5".
Estimate $800-1,200
252. Ladies Slant front Desk set on 4 Cabriole Legs and chair , paint decorated,
the fall front lid reveals divided cubby and drawer interior above a single deep
drawer 31" wide, 35 3/4" tall, probably 19th century Austrian together with a
small Eastlake side chair.
Estimate $400-700
253. Continental Carved Walnut Bench, molded edge rectangular top set on carved
supports connected by a through tenon medial stretcher wedged at either end, 16"
deep, 59" long, 18" tall, 18th/19th century, worm holes.
Estimate $300-500
254. 1768 Legal Certificate, watercolor on paper, written in Latin, 12 1/4" x 9
1/4".
Estimate $100-200
255. Edward William Fahan, 20th century American, attributed, oil on canvas
landscape, indistinctly signed lower right, William Fahn, 24" x 30", framed.
Estimate $500-700
256. Lester G Hornby, 1882-1956 American, watercolor, coastal scene, signed
lower left L.G. Hornby, Essex '46, 17 1/2" x 23" sight, framed and matted.
Estimate $400-600
257. Cromwellian Side Chair, rectangular upholstered back and seat set on block
and twist turned medial stretcher base set on ball feet, probably 17th century
European, as found condition.
Estimate $400-700
258. Oil on Tin Landscape with 2 ships and 2 tented encampments, palm trees on a
hill, 26" x 37 3/4". This piece was removed from a
fireplace front in Plymouth Mass.
Estimate $500-700
258A. Mahogany Queen Anne
drop leaf breakfast table. 34.25" diameter with top open, 28.25 tall.
Probably 20th century. Old varnish finish.
Estimate $4000-5000.
259. 3 Mellon Baskets, A) 12" wide, 20th century, excellent condition, B) 10"
wide excellent condition, C) 11 1/2" wide, 1 break.
Estimate $250-350
259A. 2 Shaker School Hoop Handled Baskets, 10 1/2" wide and 7 1/2" wide,
excellent condition.
Estimate $200-300
259B. 2 Small Buttocks Baskets, A) 7" wide, finely woven, excellent condition,
early 20th century, B) 11" wide, breaks.
Estimate $150-250
259C. 3 Small Round Handled Baskets, A) 7 3/4" wide, finely woven, wraps breaks,
B) 7 1/2" wide, breaks, C) 8" wide, breaks.
Estimate $100-200
259D. 2 Handled Baskets, A) 15" wide, breaks, B) 10" wide, as is.
Estimate $100-200
259E. 2 Baskets, large double handled storage, 18 1/2" diameter, breaks, B)
Handled, as is.
Estimate $100-200
259F. 2 Handled Baskets, A) 15" wide oval, minor breaks, B) 9 1/2" diameter,
worm holes.
Estimate $100-200
259G. 4 Baskets and Carved Scoop, 2-20th century twig baskets, melon form with
twig handle, 11" diameter handled, 14" long carved scoop, chips.
Estimate $100-200
259H. 2 handled rectangular
baskets.
Estimate $100-125
260. Cherry Queen Anne Candle stand, round top over bulbous turned shaft
supported by 3 cabriole legs ending in snake feet, refinished, cracked top, late
18th century Conn.
Estimate $300-400
261. Kashan Oriental Rug, overall floral design on a red background, multiple
borders, 8'3" x 11'6", circa 1940, good condition.
Estimate $1,500-2,500
262. Set of 5 16th side century Spanish style chairs, carved slats, finials and
front stretchers, 1/2 round plank seats supported by 4 square legs connected by
block stretchers, 42" tall, probably 19th century Continental.
Estimate $500-800
263. Carved Red Stone Pipe, wooden extension, probably early 20th century Native
American.
Estimate $200-300
264. William R. Taylor, B. 1935, "Ducks on a Lake", Watercolor on paper, signed
lower right WM R. Taylor, 20 1/2" x 29" sight, framed and matted.
Estimate $200-400
264A. W T Richards, 19th/20th century, oil on canvas seascape, signed lower
left, 14" x 11", old frame.
Estimate $500-600
265. Native American Woven Mat, vegetable dyed geometric design, 2 areas of
weave separation at one end.
Estimate $200-300
266. “Mediterranean Street”, Oil on Board, indistinctly signed lower right, A
Knorpfler(?), 11 1/2" x 9 1/4", framed, 20th century.
Estimate $200-300
267. Louis XV Style Armchair, Carved walnut frame upholstered in floras on grey
needlepoint, 39 1/2' tall, 20th century.
Estimate $200-300
268. 3 Native American Paint Decorated Pots, 3", 3 1/2" and 4" tall.
Estimate $100-200
269. Oil on board of an Oriental vase on stand, 23 3/4" x 19 3/4", crackling and
paint loss, 19th century.
Estimate $200-300
270. Set of 6 Hitchcock Side Chairs, plus additional similar chair, old gold
fruit decoration, rush seats, mid 19th century American.
Estimate $600-800
271. Mahal Oriental Rug, overall floral decoration on a dark blue background
with multiple borders ivory, red and blue, 8'2" x 9', circa 1930, wear in
places.
Estimate $600-900
272. 3 Fishing Rods, 1) Herters 2 piece glasdd. 79" long, 2) Anglers Choice by
Sewell N Duton & Son, Greenfield Mass., "700", 113 1/2" long, 4 pieces, 2 tips,
3) Quality First, Kingfisher, 3 piece Bamboo, 76 1/2" long, 4) 4 Bamboo rod
pieces.
Estimate $100-200
273. Pair of Miniature Pine Oars, profile of a Chief in Head Dress and an arrow
running the length of oar shaft, signed “M.W.K., 01” on each handle, 27" long.
Estimate $300-400
274. John Cox, 20th century, Western United States, oil on Board signed lower
right John Cox c, and on the verso “Makin’s for a Feast”, all rights to
reproduction reserved by artist John Cox, Scottsdale, Az., 12" x 16", framed.
Estimate $500-700
275. Mahogany Inlaid Document Box, faceted top, half compass stars at either
end, central oval fan, opposing checkered panels front and rear, interior of lid
has painted lake scene, 9" x 6 1/2".
Estimate $200-300
276. Celluloid Color Drawing, 2 Gold Fish Kissing, possibly Fantasia (Disney),
on the back Closson Gallery Label and description, gifted 1958 to Doris Bird
Fleishman.
Estimate $500-1000
277. Hepplewhite style Marquetry Inlaid Card Table, D shaped inlaid top with
basket of flowers opening to checkerboard inlaid surface supported by a pullout
leg, the apron and 4 square tapering legs are inlaid, early 20th century.
Estimate $300-500
278. E. Hart, 20th century American, oil on wooden panel “Mallards and Family”,
7 1/2" x 10".
Estimate $100-200
279. Arthur D Fuller, 188901966, Charcoal on paper “Wrong Bird”, or “Live
Decoy”, signed lower right Arthur D Fuller, 10" x 20", framed and matted,
exhibited Morris Museum of Art & Washington County MFA. Provenance: Collection
of Robert B Mayo.
Estimate $1,500-2,000
280. Hand Carved Hanging Pair of Blue Bill Ducks, carved by Glen Gleason, barn
board backing measures 25" by 31 3/4" high, carved ducks are 16" & 17" long,
chip to wing of one duck.
Estimate $1,500-1,700
281. Miniature Yellow Throat Bird Carving, by noted Concord carver Jess
Blackstone, inscribed on the base “94, Yellow Throat” and Blackstone’s monogram,
2 3/4" high, 3/4" chip on tail.
Estimate $100-200
282. Miniature Blue Jay Bird Carving, by noted Concord carver Jess Blackstone,
inscribed on the base “60, Blue Jay” and Blackstone’s
monogram, 3 1/2" high, circa 1935.
Estimate $200-300
283. Hand carved Bird Groups, 3, made into lamps, Mallard hen with 4 ducklings,
13 1/2" wide at base; Quail hen with 4 chicks, 13.75 inches wide at base and a
Mallard hen and drake in flight, 10 1/2" at base.
Estimate $500-800
284. Teddy Bear, Straw stuffed, thread nose and toes, glass eyes, 1 chipped,
well worn, reattached ears, worn paws, noise maker not working, 18 1/2" tall,
possibly Steiff.
Estimate $300-400
285. Button Foot Tavern Table, Rectangular breadboard end top supported by 4
turned legs ending in button feet.
Estimate $400-700
286. Maria Rosalie “Rosa” Bonheur, 1822-1899, French, pair of etchings, a stag
and a group of wild boar, matching oak frames; stag has margins, 30 1/2" x 23",
pencil signed by artist beside her self portrait in lower left margin "Rosa
Bonheur", additionally signed by the man commissioning work "A. Gilbert",
published London, 1881; group of Boar Etching, visible margins, 30 1/2" x 23",
pencil signed lower left margin by artist “Rosa Bonheur” and “A Gilbert” beside
his etched portrait lower right margin, published London 1881.
Estimate $200-400
287. Sheraton Maple Drop Leaf Dining Table, rectangular top supported by 6
turned legs, 2 swing, ending in brass castor, old varnish finish, 48"x 59" open,
29" tall, early 19th century New England.
Estimate $400-700.
288. Georgian Style Gilded Mirror with 2 Brass Candle Arms, 45" tall, beveled
glass Mirror, 20th century.
Estimate $300-500
289. Set of Blown Glass Footed Desserts, gold banded with Greek key design,
19th/20th century.
Estimate $100-200
290. Mahogany Trundle Bed, custom, turned and carved posts and legs, 26" tall,
36" wide, 74" inside posts, probably late 19th century English.
Estimate $200-400
291. Mahogany Queen Anne Style Settee, Camel back, scrolled arms, shell carved
front cabriole legs, 62" wide, 27" deep, missing stretchers, late 19th century
English.
Estimate $400-600
292. Pink Luster Tea Set, each piece decorated with a black transfer classical
scene; Teapot, covered sugar, waste bowl, 12 cups and saucers, 19th century
English.
Estimate $200-300
293. Gilded French Table Lamp, reproduction of antique style, gold and green tin
shade, adjustable, dolphin shaped candle arms supported by a round paw footed
base, 20th century, 26 1/2" tall.
Estimate $300-400
293A. Brass Candelabra with Crystal Drops, 23" tall, 20th century.
Estimate $100-200
294. David Hager baumer, 20th century American, print of ducks landing, Bristol
England, 1969, framed and matted.
Estimate $100-200
295. Fan back Windsor Side Chair, 9 spindle back supporting a carved oak fan,
turned posts and legs, 35" tall, 17 3/4" seat height, refinished, probably 18th
century Connecticut.
Estimate $300-500
296. Paint Decorated Wheel Barrow, gold pin striping on a red background, wear,
66" long, 19th century American.
Estimate $200-300
297. 3 Fancy Sheraton Side Chairs, yellow background, floral decorated pair with
black striping, 19th century.
Estimate $200-300
298. Empire Side Chair, carved and pierced crest and splat, carved front saber
legs ending in paw feet, circa 1840, American.
Estimate $100-200
299. Paint Decorated Rack, red and black floral decorated pine back board,
carved crown molding, wrought iron hooks, possibly shortened, possibly Southern.
Estimate $200-400
300. Country Queen Anne Side Chair, molded crest and stiles, bulbous front
stretcher, pieced, over painted red, 18th century Conn.
Estimate $100-200
301. Edmund Henry Osthaus, 1858-1928, Florida, Chromolithograph, “Geneva, BY
TONY BOY-LENA BELL”, a dog, titled ll, signed lr, 14" x 17 3/4", flaking, oak
frame, under glass.
Estimate$ 150-200
302. Cecil Aldin, 1870-1935 British, color lithograph, “4th Hole At Sunny-dale”,
13 1/4 x 19 1/2", c.1925, Published by Eyre and Spottiswoode, Ltd., London.
Estimate 100-200
303. Reproduction of French Tapestry, men on horseback leaving a castle, printed
on Linen, 72" x 71", 20th century, original receipt attached.
Estimate $200-300
304. Chinese Pith Paintings, 9 in single frame under glass, butterflies, birds
and insects, splits, faux painted mahogany frame. 27 1/2" x 38 1/2" overall.
Estimate $400-600
305. Diantha W. Horne, 20th century American, watercolor of coastal inlet with
boat building, signed lower left in red, 10 3/4" x 14 1/2" sight, under glass,
original gold frame.
Estimate $200-300
305A. Brass Warming Pan, unusual Rooster and floral decoration on lid, turned
wooden handle.
Estimate $150-250
306. Mahogany Regency Box, line inlaid canted top, Lions head brass pulls,
corner brass paw feet, 8" wide, cracks, Veneer loss, circa 1810 England.
Estimate $150-200
307. Indian Export Carved Box, lift top reveals compartments, 12 1/2" wide, old
color.
Estimate $150-200
308. Watercolor of African American Man & Boy, “Going Fishing” with a dog,
stylized weeping willow tree, mountain & lake, unsigned, 20th century American,
unsigned, 8" x 16" sight, Empire Frame.
Estimate $2,500-3,500
309. 2 Watercolors, B.R. Elmore, 1942, “Woman with Cabbages” 8 3/4" x 4 3/4",
and Oval portrait of Augusta, Princess de la Tremoville, ne Murray with her
children, see tag on verso.
Estimate $150-200
310. 3 Etchings, John Crome, Brit. 1768-1821, “Deepham Near Hingham”, plate 6
1/2" sq.; Albrecht Durer, “St. Anthony Reading, no margins 3 3/4" x 5 1/2";
“Rembrant, 1641”, Cornelius the Preacher, discolored, 9 1/2" x 7 1/4".
Estimate $100-200
310A. John Taylor Arms, 1887-1953, Fairfield,
Conn., Etching of a Cathedral, pencil signed lower right and dated 1939,
dedicated lower left “To My Friend Alina Kristlan”, 16 1/2" x 10 1/4" sight,
matted and framed, under glass.
Estimate $600-1000
311. 3 Hand colored Copper Engravings, Francois X Haberman, 18th century, “Views
of Boston” Provenance: Two labeled on verso “The Old Print Shop”, 10 1/2" x 16"
sight, framed.
Estimate $400-500
312. Wooden Directional Sign, “TO STREET AND PROVIDENCE TRAINS”, 5' long, E.
20th century.
Estimate $200-300
313. 3 Pieces of Venetian Blown Glass, blue stem goblet, blue rim magnifying
globe, blue ribbed compote.
Estimate $100-200
314. Pair of Sampson Vases, Chinese export design, blue star border, basket of
flowers, 5 3/4" tall.
Estimate $100-150
315. Pine Lift Top Box, with a drawer, Feather decorated, black on red, 12"
long, American.
Estimate $150-250
316. Set of 6 Cut Glass Liquor Bottle, each marked with liquor type in an oval,
12 3/4" tall, E. 20th c.
Estimate $100-150
317. Pair of Porcelain Parrots, flower holders, stump base has holes for stems,
marked Germany on bottom, 7" tall, circa 1900.
Estimate $100-200
318. Poplar Document Box, lift top in old color, original oval brass on lid, 13"
wide, E. 19th century American.
Estimate $150-250
319. Needlework Picture, a basket of flowers, twisted vine border on silk panel,
probably 19th century, 12" x 11", framed.
Estimate $100-200
320. Pierre Jules Mene, 1810-1879, French, Bronze Statue of Scottish Hunter,
holding a fox in his left hand, a dog crouched at his feet signed P. J. Mene
beside the dog, 20 1/2" tall, missing feather on sportsman’s cap, green marble
base. Possible recast, no foundry mark.
Estimate $1,500-2,500
321. Soft Paste Pitcher, Decorated with "Battle of Trafalgar & Lord Nelson", 6"
tall, repair to rim, chips, crack handle, discoloration.
Estimate $200-400
322. Watercolor “Light Cruiser No. 50”, attributed to Reginald Marsh, 1898-1954,
American. 14" x 20" sight, framed. Provenance: Herschl & Adler.
Estimate $900-1200
323. Charles A Wilimovsky, b.1885, Chicago., block print "Palms After Storm,
Virgin Islands", 10" x 8 1/2".
Estimate $100-200
324. Hand colored Copper Plate Print, Vue D'Optique, Triumphant Entry of British
Troops into N.Y., 11 1/4" x 15 1/2" sight, framed, German titling added at
bottom.
Estimate $150-200
325. Birdseye Maple Wooden Bowl, turned, 20th c., 12 1/2" diameter.
Estimate $100-150
326. Religious Watercolor, Latin, newer frame, 11 1/2" x 10 1/2".
Estimate $75-100
327. Cinnabar Box & Chestnut Tramp Art Box, chip carved and raised relief of
flowers, footed base, both covered.
Estimate $100-200
328. German Tramp Art Chest, chip carved, green velvet panels, “Zurertnnerung”
carved on front, 10 1/4" long.
Estimate 100-200
329. Gouache of Girl Holding a Bird, signed lower left illegibly, 12 3/4" x 9
3/4", framed, Provenance: M. Knodler & Co., NY, NY.
Estimate $200-300
330. Hand colored Etching, "South Sea Whale Fishery", Engraved by T. Sutherland,
painted by W J Huggins, printed in London January 1, 1825, 18 1/2" x 23 3/4"
sight, framed.
Estimate 400-600
331. Pair of Lithographs of Birds by Gould, hand colored, both 18" x 13" sight,
framed.
Estimate $100-125
332. A B Frost Chromolithograph, "Good Luck", copyright by Charles Scribner &
Sons, NY., 15 7/8 x 10 7/8" sight, framed.
Estimate $100-150
333. J. Alexander, 20th
century American, watercolor on paper, a house with white picket fence, signed
lower center. 14" x 21"sight.
Estimate $200-300
334. Attributed to Mahogany Rochard, 1788-1872, pastel on paper “Oblelisk at
Versailles”, 8 1/2" x 10 1/4", Provenance Sotheby's London, Jan 13,1913 on
verso.
Estimate $200-300
335. Engraving, “Ships of the General Steam Navigation Co.”, engraved by E.
Duncan, painted by W.J. Huggins, printed in London, 17" x 25" sight, some
bubbling under print.
Estimate $200-300
336. Constance McClure, 20th century, 2 watercolors “Canada Warbler” 7" x 5"
sight, male “Cardinal” 9 x 8" sight.
Estimate $100-200
337. 3 Prints, Sebastian Munster, 16th century cartographer, Map, 11" x 14 1/2"
sight, framed; Edgar Degas, “Project de Programme,” 1884 9" x 12" sight, from
canceled plate; Cornelius Cort after Titian “St. Jerome, 11 1/2" x 9 1/2" sight.
Estimate $100-300
338. 2 Prints, Pair of Mergansers, 8 x 12 sight; Salmon Breaking with a Fly,
John Atherton, 1951, limited edition, Donmar Studio, #435 of 750, 20" x 16 1/4"
sight.
Estimate $100-200
339. 2 Servers, Sheffield, Asparagus tongs with faux ivory handle, 10" long;
pierced spatula engraved with Dolphin decoration, 14" long.
Estimate $100-150
340. English Porcelain Jardinière, overall floral decoration, crown over E mark
on bottom.
Estimate $100-200
341. Print, “Waterfall in Adirondacks” by Winslow Homer, 1836-1910, Courtesy of
Smithsonian, 13" x 19".
Estimate $100-125
342. A Talbot, 20th century, American, oil on canvas three quarter portrait of a
hunter and his gun, 24" x 18", framed, Child’s Gallery label on the Verso.
Estimate $200-300
343. Charles Franklin Pierce, Black and white Lithograph landscape, 11 1/2" x 17
1/2" sight, carved frame and matted.
Estimate $ 100-200
344. Florence Seth, 20th American, watercolor of Trout, signed lower right
“Colored by Florence Seth, 1908”, 10 1/4" x 16 1/2" sight, framed under glass.
Estimate $100-200
345. Fred Thomas Smith, oil on canvas 20th century England, 2 Hounds Treeing a
fox, London label on verso, 19" x 13", framed.
Estimate $800-1200
346. Snowshoe Armed Platform Chair, 20th century American.
Estimate $100-200
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