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1. Wool and Linen Jacquard coverlet in red, blue, green and beige having a floral and snowflake design. Signed and dated “MADE + BY Fehr & Keck+ IN EMAUS+1843” in the weaving and embroidered “Jacob Gerhart”. 82” wide by 94” long including applied fringe. Probably Pennsylvania. 2. Needlework sampler on homespun in the manner of Pennsylvania needlework, having a border of strawberries connected with zigzag banding with a saying at the top flanked by strawberry plants. Beneath is a central design with diamonds surrounding birds and flanking more birds. Lower center reads “Beulah Parker Daughter of Samuel and Hanna Parker 1798”. At the bottom are trees, dogs, grass and strawberries. Some fading. 17 ½” by 18 ½” site. 3. Sheraton 1 drawer stand, grain painted red and yellow over pine, having a rounded corner top set on a case with a single drawer set on 4 shaped legs ending in turnings over tapered feet. 19 ½” by 19 ½” square case. Possibly N.Y. State. 4. Terrestrial tabletop globe surrounded by a metal band and set in a red painted cast iron frame ending in 3 scrolled feet. Label is partly missing and reads “J.S.CHED__R’S, E Steiger, NY 1873”. Some damage and flaking to sphere. 5. Walnut chest of 4 drawers having an applied molded edge top set on a case containing 4 graduated drawers set on applied ogee feet. Possibly Pennsylvanian in origin. 37 ½” case width by 18 ½” by 36 ¾” tall. Probably original post and bail brass. 6. Oval hand hammered silver-footed bowl with chased panel and gadrooned decoration. Hallmarked .800 silver. 7 ¼” by 5 ½”. 7. Early painted (yellow or white) tin candle lantern in the shape of a shield having a square base supporting a shaped 4 sided glass and tin body decorated with swags at the of the glass faces and leaves at the 4 corners of the top. A door at the side has an oval knob. Topped with a reticulated vent space under a fluted guard with a ring handle. Electrified. Possibly Continental. 24” tall. 8. Mahogany Chippendale mirror, 33” tall with old or original finish. Label on reverse reads “ John Elliot” Philadelphia origin late 18th century. 9. Oil on canvas landscape of Mount Monadnock in the back ground with a stand of birch trees in the foreground. Signed lower right “Chauncy F. Ryder” (1868-1949, New York and Wilton, N.H.) 32”’ by 40” sight. Consignor acquired the painting from a direct descendant of the artist. Newer gold leaf frame. Relined. One of the finest paintings we have ever seen by this artist. 10. Architectural Pine and hard pine Pewter cupboard with original scalloped sides containing 3 molded edge shelves with plate grooves set on a base having a cupboard door with “H” hinges. On the left side of the base were two shelves which have been removed (probably converted to drawer fronts). In the 19th century the four drawers were added. The backboards were probably added at the time of removal. 68 ½” wide by 84” tall by 17 ½” deep. Probably 18th century Peterborough, New Hampshire. Acquired from original family. 11. Southwestern Native American Yie rug mounted as a wall hanging having 3 figures, a stylized stalk of corn and 5 arrows with one of the figures elongated to create a striped border. 35 ½” by 38”. Probably 20th century. 11A. Rawhide and bead decorated pipe bag, probably 19th century native American/Cheyenne, 36” long including the fringe, holes and fringe appear to be replaced. 12. Martingale, horse decoration, Native American made of red and green/blue fabric and decorated with blue and white beaded diamonds. Decorated with Bells. Mounted as a wall hanging. Probably 20th century Plateau tribes. 13. Saddle Cover, Native American, made entirely of gray leather having fringed ends with bells attached and bordered in white beads decorated in designs of red, blue, green and yellow beads. Probably late 19th century or early 20th century. 77” long by 24” wide. 14. Ceremonial rattle made of a filled gourd topped with decorative beadwork and a carved wooden handle decorated in beadwork bands with twisted rope tassels at the end. 14” long excluding the tassels. Possibly Native American. Probably 20th century. 15. Native American rug woven of wool with blue and brown stripes on a cream background and having a central motif with brown, red and blue diamonds in a blue square with notched ends surrounded by various designs in the cream background. 27 ½” by 58 ½” long. Late 19th or early 20th century. Southwestern America or Mexico. 16. Watercolor on paper of two Native Americans riding horses in the desert with an adobe building in the background. Signed lower left “Stanley M Long” (1892-1972). 9” by 10 ¼” sight. 17. Native American rawhide cradle board cover with pink quillwork and fabric binding with a light blue beaded border with triangular designs in dark blue, red and green. Green silky fabric is inset and the cradle closes with rawhide ties. Lined with a cotton or linen homespun fabric. Probably early 20th century Blackfoot. 20” long. 18. Oil on canvas landscape of the North Conway Valley having a man standing on a hill with cattle and a farm in the mid ground with grassy hills and snow covered peaks of the White Mountains in the back ground. Signed lower right “Boutelle 1853” (DeWitt Clinton Boutelle, 1817-1884, Bethlehem Pa). Framed in a gold leaf frame. 47” by 32” sight. 19. Tiger maple tea table having a 28 ¾” round tip top with heavy figuring set on an urn turned shaft and set on 3 snake feet with a central carved line set on platforms. Probably late 18th century or early 19th century New England. 29 ¼” tall. 20. Native American hand woven rug in brown tones with a zigzag design. 36” by 61”. 20th century. Possibly Navajo. 21. Native American skinning knife with carved and burned decoration on the birch handle. 22. Group of three Native American, Northwest Coast, ivory handled and ivory fishing accessories. Hand carved. Possibly 19th century. 23. Oil on canvas landscape of Mount Madison and Adams in The Presidential Range, The White mountains, New Hampshire depicting a Concord Coach traveling a country road in the foreground. Signed “H W Robbins” (Horace Wolcott Robbins Jr., N.A. 1842-1904). New Gold frame. Laid down on board. 54” by 30” sight. 24. Oil on canvas interior scene of a kitchen hearth with a cat sleeping. Signed lower right “F.H. Shapleigh 1881” (Frank Henry Shapleigh 1842-1906. Jackson, N.H.) and inscribed on the back of the canvas “Old Kitchen in Bartlett, N.H., F.H Shapleigh”. 2 small restored holes. 9 ½” by 15 ½” sight. 25. Pair of Philadelphia urn top Andirons with cabriole legs ending in large penny feet. 26” tall. Dogs are probably the original bog iron. Probably 18th century American. Part of one penny foot missing. 26. Coin silver urn shaped covered sugar with a square base set on ball feet together with a matching coin silver creamer in the helmet form marked “J.R” in a square for Joseph Richardson Jr. Philadelphia. Probably late 18th century. 27. Oil on board landscape of Mount Chocorua in the background as viewed from Tamworth, New Hampshire, water in the middle ground and a fence in the foreground. Signed Lower Left “FH Shapleigh” and on the reverse “Mt. Chocorua from Tamworth by F H Shapleigh”. 12” by 7 ¼” sight. Probably the original gold frame. 28. Three step down Windsor side chairs in yellow paint and freehand paint decoration with bamboo turned legs and shield shaped chair seats. Probably early 19th century New England. 29. Antique Sarouk scatter Oriental rug having a geometric design with a central medallion accented with cream surrounded by a dark blue field of geometric flowers with 4 brick colored corners with geometric decoration bordered by a floral border. Brick, dark blue cream and light blue predominate. Good condition with some of the ends missing. 85” by 54 ½”. 30. Oil on canvas half torso portrait of a young woman seated in a red chair, her hair having a center part with cascading finger curls and wearing a black dress with a high lace color accenting a brooch. Attributed to the Prior School and probably painted by Kennedy. 19th century New England. Old gold frame. 21 ½” by 27” sight. 3 minor holes and some surface scratches. 31. Wrought and cast iron Betty lamp having beam hook and pick with a slide opening and a wick pick. 5” by 6 ¼” tall. Probably 19th century together with two brass Betty lamps. 32. Wool and linen Jacquard coverlet in cream, red, blue and green having a central floral border surrounded by a geometric field again bordered by a border with a floral design interspersed with thinner geometric borders. 88” wide by 92” long including the fringe. Fringe is applied at the bottom. Probably 19th century Pennsylvania. 33. Oil on board autumn landscape featuring a brightly colored Maple tree. 9 ½” by 12 ½” sight. Attributed to William J. Kaula (1871-1952, Boston Mass. and Wilton, N.H.(?). 34. Important Cherry Empire server or chest of drawers, the top having a scrolled backsplash inlayed with a central tiger maple oval framed in birds eye maple over an overhung top drawer flanked by inlayed oval panels over rope twisted full columns. Each of the 4 drawers has birds eye maple fronts. The bottom apron has spool turned applied molding. The base has 4 turned legs. The secondary woods are pine and whitewood. Probably Vermont. Early 19th century. 44 ½” wide by 48” tall. 35. Oil on canvas landscape painting having a pond surrounded by trees with a cowherd and his cattle (one drinking) in the foreground and a pasture before the white mountains in the background as viewed from Maine. Signed lower left “S. L. Gerry, 1858” (Samuel Lancaster Gerry, 1813-1891, Roxbury, Mass.). Replaced antique Gold frame. 35 ½” by 27 ½” sight. 35A. Oil on canvas Venetian canal scene showing a doorway. Signed lower right “G. L. Noyes” (George Loftus 1864-1951, Boston and Fitzwilliam N.H.). 14 ½” by 17” sight. 35B. Oil on canvas harbor scene of moored sail boats and houses on the banks. Signed lower left “John Clymer” (1907 – 1989, Wyoming). 23 ½” by 36” sight. Ornate gold frame. 36. Qum oriental scatter rug having a cream background with an overall boteh design in the center field bordered by 2 camel colored borders with floral decoration and a cream border with boteh. Early 20th century. Excellent condition. 54” by 81”. 37. Kashan Oriental rug having a central floral medallion set on a cream background bordered by red and dark blue floral bands. Early 20th century. Excellent condition. 79” by 51 ½”. 38. Bijar Oriental rug having an overall floral field with a central medallion in brick, dark blue, cream and green. Excellent condition. Early 20th century. 52” by 83”. 39. Kilim wall hanging, probably northern Afghanistan and made in the 20th century, mounted in a Lucite frame for display purposes, 30” by 38 ½” framed. 40. Empire Mahogany and mahogany veneer sleigh bed having a scrolled head and foot ends in a large size (Queen). Mid 19th century. Probably mid 19th century New York. 80” long by 70” wide overall. Interior 62 ½” by 74” long. Some minor veneer damage. 41. Pastel on paper still life of White Irises in three vases with two other vases in the foreground. Signed upper right “Laura Hills” (A.N.A. 1850-1952, Newburyport, Mass.). Given as a wedding gift by Mary Sargent Potter (Mrs. Nathaniel Bowdich Potter), cousin of John Singer Sargent, to her daughter Natalie who married Russell Wheeler Davenport who later gave the picture to her stepdaughter Cornelia from whose estate the pastel was consigned. 27 ¾” by 22 ¼” sight. 42. Empire Mahogany and mahogany veneer 2 part bookcase having a scalloped crest over a case containing molded front shelves set on ratcheted supports enclosed by two Cathedral arched doors and 3 horizontal drawers set on a ball footed base with a scalloped skirt having two paneled doors flanked by applied carved decorations and interior shelves. 95” tall by 48” wide at the lower case. Probably mid 19th century New England. 43. Oil on canvas still life of a glass vase of day lilies, a brass bowl and a nude statue of a woman set on a dark green throw with a lighter green backdrop. Signed lower right “W. Lester Stevens, N.A.” (1888-1969, Rockport, Mass). 29 ½” by 27 ½” sight. Replaced gold frame. 44. Watercolor on paper of a farm with the house on one side of the road and the barn on the other. Signed lower left “W. Lester Stevens”. 20 ¾” by 17” sight. 45. Oil on canvas still life of a green vase of white Peonies set on a blue cloth with red drapes in the background. Signed lower right “Angelina V. Stevens”. 17 ¼” by 21 ½” sight. A similar painting was done by her husband W Lester Stevens. 46. Hepplewhite mahogany and mahogany veneer serpentine front sideboard, the top having banded inlay on the edge above a banded case with a long serpentine drawer flanked by two 2 bowed drawers over 2 serpentine center doors flanked by 2 bowed doors. Doors and drawers have beaded edges and banding. All are set on 6 tapering legs with cuffed feet. Four of the legs have burled panels at the tops. Brass is antique but replaced in the original holes. Probably late 18th century Massachusetts. 70” wide x 26 ½” deep x 42” tall. 47. Red ware jug having a green mottled glaze having brown and orange spots, a bulbous body and a handle. Large size. Probably early 19th century Gonic, New Hampshire. 9 ½” tall. 48. English doorway having an arched six-section top, leaded glass sidelights and top section fitted with a 6-panel door. Taken from a public building. Probably 19th century English. 103” tall by 83” wide. 49. Mocha Pitcher with the earthworm design encircling the body. Blue, black, and gray on a cream background. 6” tall. Probably 19th century England. Possibly Spode. Minor chipping around base. 50. Queen Anne tea table having an oval pine top with a carved cleat support set on a tiger maple molded case supported by 4 carved tapering legs with turnings at the top and ending in 4 small carved Queen Anne Pad feet raised on platforms. Pegged construction. Original red wash. Probably 18th century New Hampshire. Top 34” by 35 ½” wide, 26” tall. 51. Pastel on paper of two children, the boy seated on an Empire sofa with a whip in hand and a horse and wagon in front of him with the girl standing next to him holding a doll. Probably mid 19th century American. 12½” by 15 ¼” sight. 51A. Walnut tall chest having a cornice molding surrounding a dovetailed case with 3 over 2 over 4 long drawers set on a tall dovetailed bracket base with returns. Probably 18th century Pennsylvania. 39” case width by 58” tall. Period but not original brass. Minor imperfections. 52. Eleven mounted pieces of Calligraphy and writings from the School of Henry C. Dodge of Mont Vernon, N.H. labeled “1836-1886, By Henry C. Dodge”. 53. Sheraton deck top painted dressing table with a wood grained backsplash above a yellow deck top banded in green with red pin striping and 2 drawers with wood grained fronts above a yellow with green banded and red pinstriped top over a yellow case with green banding and a stenciled drawer front set on 4 turned stenciled legs, black paint on the upper turnings. Probably 19th century. New England. 39½” H by 31¼” W. 54. Watercolor on paper of a kitchen scene having a woman telling children stories before a large fireplace. Signed lower right “A Daini” (Augusto, 1860-1920 Italian). 19” by 13” sight. 55. Cherry 2 part Sheraton secretary, the top section having 2 reeded flat panel doors enclosing adjustable shelves set on a base with a fold down mahogany banded lid above 2 over 3 banded drawers fronted with birds eye maple, set on 4 turned legs, the front are reeded. 42” wide by 78” tall by 20” deep. Antique Lions head brass is probably original. Probably early 19th century, Northern New England. 56. Oil on board Painting of a sleigh, covered bridge and a church. Signed lower right “Packer”. Noted on the verso “Stark, N.H., March 20, 1979”, “Original painting by R G Packer, W. Main ST. N. Conway, N.H.”, 36” x 24” sight. 57. Oil on canvas portrait of a woman in a lace cap holding her daughter together with oil on canvas painting of a gentleman, probably her husband. Both paintings are relined and have good old gold frames. Probably 19th century New England. 22 ½” by 25 ¾” sight. 58. Black and white drawing on paper “The Coaching Season in Blackville – The Grand Start” Drawn by E. W. Merrill, Concord, N.H.. 58A. Black, white and green drawing on paper of a fishing scene, “Caught o the Fly”. Drawn by E. W. Merrill, Concord, N.H.. 59. Gilded girandole mirror with spread eagle crest flanked by carved foliage over a ½ round molded frame convex mirror over a base of carved foliage. Early 19th century English made for the American market. Some restoration. 25.5” wide by 44” tall. 60. Oil on canvas full-length portrait of a woman holding a fan seated on an intricately carved bench. Framed in an ornate gold frame. Minor flaking to the surface. 39” by 69” sight. 61. Sheraton 1 drawer stand with a cherry top and drawer front with spool turned legs set on ball feet. 17 ½” square top by 28” tall. Probably 19th century New England. 62. Covered Solid silver hot water urn with a bulbous body decorated with gadrooning, a spout with an ivory handle inset and lion head handles set on a pedestal base ending in scrolled feet. English hallmarks. Probably 19th century. 11” tall including the finial. 63. English Sterling Silver handled tray with a pierced gallery and chase decoration on the front. Marked “R C Oldfield Silversmith, Liverpool” with a standing lion mark on the gallery. Rectangular shape set on 4 raised feet and having cut corners and applied handles. Circa 1900. 26” long 17 ½” wide. 64. Gorham sterling silver mug embossed with birds, trees and insects. Probably early 20th century. Some denting to the hollow handle, 3 ¾” tall. Hallmarked on the bottom, an oriental type mark, “M”, and “1327”. 65. Pair of Mahogany Chippendale side chairs having a carved crest with a central plume, molded stiles, and a pierced splat in the form of a cathedral arch above a needle work slip seat with molded edges on the seat rails and through tenons over a stretcher base supported by square molded Chippendale legs. 18th century. Probably Pennsylvania. Some damage to one splat and the stiles of the other. 66. Gorham Sterling flatware service for 14: forks, knives, salad/desert fork, teaspoons, soup spoons, demitasse spoons, butter knives, master butter knife, and 6 citrus spoons. 105 pieces in all. Probably the Old French pattern. 67. Empire Mahogany Dining room extension table having scrolled legs and feet attached to a shaped platform. 4 leaves. 47” round. Fully extended 136”. Probably mid 19th century New York. 68. Oil on board landscape of Mountains viewed through a wooded grotto. Signed lower left “Geo Mc Connell 1910 ” (1852-1929 Portland Me). 20 ½” by 25 ½” sight, set in a nice gold leaf frame. 69. Square porcelain fish tank having a shaped crest like back set on a replaced rosewood stand with gold fish decoration on a white background. Probably late 19th century Chinese. 70. Pair of silver plated on pewter tea pots marked on the bottom “Sage & Beebee”. Probably 19th century American. 9” tall. 71. Pewter oil lamp with a glass reservoir with a handle above an oil pan with a spout over a handled candlestick type shaft ending in a dish. Probably 19th century. 72. A Pewter measure indecipherably marked together with an unmarked pewter ink stand with bottles and insert. Probably 19th century Continental. 73. Oil on canvas full length portrait of a young boy in a white dress with a blue sash with a toy bird and horse in a gold frame. Probably 19th century English. 23” by 29” sight. 74. Watercolor on paper seascape, a man surf casting from rocks into the ocean signed lower right “Stanley Woodward” (Stanley Wingate Woodward 1890-1970, Rockport, Mass.). 29” by 21” sight. Frame is contemporary to the picture. 75. Yellow Painted one piece Pine Barrel back Corner cupboard having a deeply layered molded top ending in dental molding over 2 glazed doors over 2 flat paneled doors all having brass “H” hinges and surrounded by a picture frame molding. The upper interior has persimmon paint and shaped shelves. Probably late 18th century New England. 47” wide by 96” tall. 76. Bamboo turned Windsor settee having a birdcage style crest ending in points and divided by 5 short spindles above the back with turned stiles and 27 carved spindles set into a saddle shaped plank seat with lines carved into the front supported by a carved stretcher base with 6 legs. The arms are supported by two spindles and a turned support. Probably early 19th century mid Atlantic region. 62 ½” long by 18 ½” seat height and 35 ½” overall height. Grungy refinish. Probably ash and poplar wood. 77. Hand drawn and colored map of the Eastern States on paper showing the borders at the Louisiana Territory, Canada, Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean. An eagle and shield are drawn in the lower right hand quarter above the name Sarah. Early 19th century American School Girl Art. 20 ½” by 16” sight. 78. Map of Philadelphia and the surrounding area, engraved and published by Mathew Albert Lotter, 1777 (as printed on the item). 21 ¼” by 26 ¼”. 79. Map of North Eastern America focusing on New York City, polychrome, possibly Dutch 18th century. 16 ¼” by 13” sight. 80. Map of “LE CHILI” in French. Polychrome. Dated 1656. 16 ½” by 22” together with a Map of South America in French. Dated 1750. Polychrome. 26” by 20” sight. 81. Map of “The Continuation of the Road from of London to Holly head”. By John Ogilby. Polychrome. 82. Chinese lacquer table top alter table in dark red with gold accents having a tray top over a case set on a carved skirt set on 4 cabriole legs supported by a frame with ogee bracket feet. 27” wide by 13” tall 83. Federal Mahogany Piano Stool with intricately carved stiles which curve into the seat rails which end in dolphin heads above a hairy paw carved base with 4 legs below a carved ball with a turning mechanism. Appears to have the original upholstered leather seat finished with brass tacks. Probably New York origin from the mid 19th century, attributed to New York maker Thomas Astens. 31” tall. 84. Sheraton Mahogany Chest top Dressing mirror in a frame with squares at the corners supported by turned columns set a ball footed case with 4 flush fitting drawers having old brass pulls. Probably early 19th century Boston area. 85. Mahogany and Mahogany Veneer Armoire with a foliate carved crest over ripple molding above a case having rounded corners with arched panel doors set on a bracket base with returns. Probably mid 19th century New York. 59” wide by 94” tall. One side of the interior has shelves and a drawer. 86. A pair of coin silver serving spoons marked “JR” for Joseph Richardson, Philadelphia. 9 ½” long. Probably 18th century. 87. Cuban Mahogany Chippendale card table with a fold down top over an applied molded case inset with a single molded edge drawer set on 4 square legs one of which swings. Probably 18th century Philadelphia. Appears to have the original post and bail brass. Missing brackets. Old if not original finish. 88. Coin silver ladle with a flat bowl, hallmarked, 13 ½” long, with a coin ladle with a shell shaped bowl, indistinctly marked. 89. Set of 4 Bamboo turned Birdcage Windsor side chairs with box stretcher bases and molded plank seats. Probably ash and poplar 19th century, Mid Atlantic in origin. 17 ¾” seat height, 34 ½” overall height, some repairs. 90. Mahogany Box having a banded lid with an ivory escutcheon over a thin drawer having two small brass pulls and fitted with porcelain mixing plates. The interior is fitted as a watercolor set for Schoolgirls and Ladies. Large paper label by “Reeves & Inwood, England” affixed to the underside of the lid. Probably late 18th or early 19th century. 91. Empire Mahogany and Mahogany Veneer dressing chest having a pediment crest supported by columns supporting a mirror in frame with circles at the corners set on a deck having 3 flanking drawers over a case having 2 over one convex front drawers supported by a shaped trestle style base ending in scrolled feet and having applied discs on the sides. Probably 19th century New York. 36” wide by 66” tall. 92. 2 Bennington pottery cottage vases in white porcelain with applied handles representing corn and stalks having raised polychrome decorations of domestic scenes. Probably 1850-1858 Vermont. 8 ¾” tall. Similar examples are pictured in the Bennington pottery book. 93. Mahogany carved and molded edge dish top tip top tea table with a central carved shaft with a swirl carved ball set on 4 foliate carved legs ending in snake feet. Beech wood block supporting the top. Probably 18th century England and probably with the original clasp. 29 ½” diameter by 27” tall. 94. Pastel on paper of an early 19th century woman with dark hair and a white dress with pink accents. Frame is gesso on wood and possibly original. Probably Continental. 8 ½” by 12” sight. 95. Empire mahogany and mahogany veneer chest having a dressing mirror in a frame with circles at the corners supported by turned columns set on a 2 drawer deck above an overhung case of 3 drawers supported by columns with carved pediments set on 4 turned feet, the front feet being reeded. 77 ½” tall by 39” wide. 95A. 2 Piece Rogers group “The Photographer” (19” tall) and “His Subject” (17” tall)”. Both pieces are signed on the top of the platform “John Rogers, New York, 1878”. Resurfaced with minor chip repairs. 95B. Gorham tea and coffee service with a waste bowl, sugar and creamer. Plymouth pattern 20th century. 96. Sterling silver flatware by Bigelow and Kennard in the shell pattern: 12 Serving spoons, 12 Dinner Forks and 12 knives with 12 Gorham Sterling dinner knives, probably the New Castle Pattern. 97. Oil on board still life with a doll, flowers, lamb figurine, brass pot and blue and white plate. Signed lower left “G. L. Noyes”. 16” by 19” sight. 98. Federal Mahogany and mahogany veneer card/breakfast table having a fold over swivel top above a case with a center carved cartouche set on an ornately carved foliate pedestal set on a platform ending in 4 carved paw feet. Probably mid 19th century Philadelphia. Attributed to Querville. 48” wide. 99. 3 Antique prints of Black birds and 1 of White Horn Bill. Appear to be Hand colored. Possibly 18th century England. Nicely framed. 16 ½” by 20” framed. 99A. Mahogany and mahogany veneer Empire Sofa with flame figuring having a channel molded crest over rolled figured veneered arms and figured facing over scroll feet with channel molded front rail. Newly upholstered. Some veneer repair. 34" high by 84" long by 25" deep. 100. Pennsylvania walnut birdcage tea table with a 24” diameter top set on a birdcage support set on a turned shaft having a compressed ball set on 3 snake feet. 27” tall. Refinished. Some restoration. 18th century. 101. Oil on canvas portrait of a young woman with a lace collar, a floral pin and a red drape in the background. Stretcher with the name Mary Sprague (info on a card attached to the back). 24 ½” by 30” sight. 101A.. Sheet metal banner weathervane with a central Massachusetts history, old crusty green surface. 51" wide by 43" tall with directional. 101B. Wrought iron garden bench. Brass plaque at the top of the back “Made by Buffalo Wire Works Co.” 60” wide. 102. Oil on canvas portrait of a young woman with an elaborate coiffeur and a pink dress. Probably mid 19th century American. 23” by 29 ½” sight. Ornate gold frame. Relined. 103. Maple slant front desk with a fold down lid opening into a plain cubby and drawer interior above a case with 4 graduated champhered drawers set on a dovetailed base with half moon cutouts. Probably 18th century New England with old but replaced brass. 36 ½” wide x 42 ¾” overall height. Replaced hinges. Minor lid damage. 104. Sheffield Silver tray with a gallery decorated with swags ser on 8 scrolled ogee feet. MH & Co. Presented to Henry James Simms Esq. 1876. English. 27 ½” wide. 105. Fruitwood serpentine chest of three banded drawers. Line inlayed top above a banded case with line inlayed sides and drawer fronts having 3 inset burl panels set on a base with a shaped skirt and 2 petite cabriole legs ending in snake feet in the front. Possibly 18th century Continental. 49 ½” wide by 31 ½” high. 106. Folk art polychrome carved figure of a man in a top had whose head becomes a pipe set on a carved plinth with ogee feet. 17 ¾” tall. 107. Fruitwood oxbow 3 drawer chest, a molded edge top with banding over a banded case with molded sides and burl front drawers set on a molded base set on 4 ball feet. 35 ½” wide by 29 ½” tall. Continental late 18th or 19th century. 108. Pair of Chase decorated coin silver serving spoons one having an unusual divided bowl. 13” long. Continental marks. Probably 18th century. 109. Fruitwood Biedermeier Sleigh Bed with curved head and foot boards. Probably 19th century Continental. Overall size 50” wide by 76” long. Inside 48 ½” by 74” long. 110. Fish fork and knife serving set with fish carved ivory handles and fish & pole chase decorated tines and blade. Probably 19th century English. Marked “HW & Co.”. 111. Pine 4 drawer chest with molded edge top above a case with an over hung drawer flanked by carved columns set on ball feet. Accented in black paint. 29” wide by 31 “ tall. Probably 19th century Europe. 112. Staved bucket with pouring spouts on either side and a single handle for hanging in the back. Probably Continental. Dated “1872 HB”. 18 ¼” tall. 113. Fruitwood and Kingwood 3 drawer chest with rope style inlay on the drawer fronts and case set on 4 tapered legs. Possibly 18th century French. As Found Condition. 114. Afghan oriental rug with overall lozenge design in 2 shades of red and green. 8’2” by 6’2” 115. Mahogany bookcase with removable cornice above a glass fronted cabinet with 2 diamond mullioned doors over a secretary cabinet base with a fold down writing board and fitted interior above 2 side by side drawers over 2 cabinet doors and a shelved interior set on flaring French feet. 109” tall. 116. Antique Tekke Bokhara mat, 32” by 53”. Damage to edges. 117. Sheraton Mahogany and Mahogany veneered card table with a serpentine molded edge top with ovolu corners over a molded case set on 4 turned and reeded legs. Probably early 19th century New England. 38”wide by 28” tall. 118. Semi antique Bokhara matt, 33” by 53”. Wear. 119. Sarouk scatter rug, semi antique. 25” by 50”. 120. Cherry tea table with a round champhered top set on a birdcage frame supported on a turned column with a suppressed ball and arched cabriole legs ending in pad feet. Old finish. Probably 18th century Connecticut and attributed to Eliphalet Chapin, Windsor. 121. Victorian oval tip top table with a paint decorated and mother of pearl inlaid papier-mâché top set on a cast iron base. Probably 19th century English. 28” tall by 27” oval top. 122. Silk Needlework and watercolor on silk landscape with a castle and a house. Probably 19th century American or English. 13 ½” by 17 ½”. 123. Oil on Canvas portrait of “Mary Clement age 3 years painted 1847 by D. Lee” as written on the back and transferred from the original stretcher. 17 ¼” by 23 ¾” sight. Old painted frame. 124. 3 pastel on paper portraits of horses: DisFranchise signed lower right “Dan W. Smith” (1865-1934 New York, New York), “Moquette” (unsigned), and “Zephyrania” signed lower right “Dan W. Smith”. Possibly Saratoga Horses. 19 ½” by 15 ½” sight. 125. Mahogany Hepplewhite card table having a rectangular top with an inlaid edge and ovolo corners over a conforming base with floral inlaid ovals in the stiles above square tapering legs ending in inlaid cuffed feet. 36” long by 17” deep by 29.5” tall. 125A. Oil on board painting of “Mt Washington from the Ellis River by F H Shapleigh” as signed on the back, additionally signed on front lower right “F H Shapleigh 1881”. 12.5” by 7 5/8” sight. 125B. Oil on canvas painting of a sailing ship at sea signed lower left “Marshall Johnson” with sailing and steam ships in the background. Appears to have the original frame and part of an old exhibition label on the reverse of stretcher. 23.5” by 18” sight. 126. Brass sundial, octagonal shaped. 8” wide. Probably 19th century England. 127. Carved Carousel Horse in the standing position. Old Polychrome over paint. Possibly Continental. 45 ½” tall by 38” long. 128. Carved Polychrome Carousel Rooster. Possibly Continental. 30” long by 35” tall. 129. Oil on bread board ended board landscape of a lake with people fishing from a boat. Probably 19th century Hudson River Valley School. 14 ½” by 11”. 130. Oil on board of a wharf scene. Signed lower right “Arthur P. Loysen” (20th century American). 12 ½” by 14 ½” sight. Old gold frame. 130A Hepplewhite one drawer tavern table with large overhanging bread board style top – base has yellow paint over a late 19th century grain paint. 131. Mahogany Empire Sofa with a rolled crest with carved scrolled horns above rolled arms with acanthus leaf carved facings supported on a faceted crotched mahogany frame set on carved hairy paw feet with cornucopia wings. Probably early 19th century New York. 80” long by 34.5” tall by 27.5” deep. 132. Bronze casting of a terrier type dog set on a platform and signed on the base “EB Parsons (C)”. (Edith Barretta Parsons 1878-1956, New York, N.Y.). 6” tall 132A. Oil on canvas stable scene with a horse, a goat, and 3 ducks. Signed “SS Carr” (1837-1908, Brooklyn, N.Y.). 12” by 18” sight. 132B. Oil on board landscape with a barn signed lower right “Mary Bigelow” (20th century). 18” by 24” sight. 133. Pair of Mahogany Hepplewhite Shield back side chairs with over upholstered seats above a stretcher base with molded tapered front legs. Probably late 18th century. 37” tall with 17” seat height. Probably mid Atlantic origin. Repairs. 134. Pencil on paper drawing of a New England town. Signed lower right “Emile M Gruppe”. 13 ½” by 9 ½” sight. 134B. Oil on board oval portrait of a woman from a photograph signed on the back “Geo DeF. Brush, 1888”. 9” by 11” sight. Probably the original large gold frame, labeled “Thos A Wilmurt, N.Y., N.Y.” 135. Mahogany Empire linen press with a dentil molded cornice with a figured frieze above 2 paneled doors with ogee molded frames concealing shelves over a base with 2 short and 2 long beaded edge drawers set on bracket feet. Probably early 18th century South Carolina. 50” wide by 22” deep. 136. Oil on canvas landscape of a falls in the country. Good gilded frame. New England pine stretcher. Signed lower left “J. Runting” (?). 26 ½” by 14” sight. 137. 2 American Samplers: one with alphabet and numbers and one with alphabet and saying signed “Emeline Riggs aged 11 1840”. 138. Red Painted Tavern table in a crusty old finish with a bread board end top over a case with a single molded edge drawer set on 4 turned and carved legs ending in cone shaped feet. Possibly 18th century New England. 44” long by 28 ½” wide by 27 ½” tall. 139. Oil on canvas landscape of a wooded scene with a woman, a child, 2 servants, and a pony along a path. Signed lower left. “G H Boughton” (George Henry 1833-1905. New York, NY). Repair in the upper left sky. Newer frame. 21 ½” by 35 ½” sight. 140. Walnut Chippendale slant front desk with a fitted interior over 4 graduated drawers set on shaped bracket base. Probably late 18th century North Carolina. 44” high by 41.5” wide by 21.5” deep 141. Oil on canvas painting of a Continental country scene with a house, a road, a woman, a garden gate and a vista signed lower left “E. Cole”. 13 ¼” by 9 ¼” sight. Probably the original frame. American Pine stretcher. 142. Multi wood intricately inlayed and veneered tea table having a round top with a star design radiating from the center above a turned and inlayed shaft ending in a finial from which 3 inlayed legs radiate. Probably mid 19th century. American or English, 28” diameter, 29 ½” tall. 143. Elephant Folio, colored J.J. Audubon print. Plate # 225 “American Crow”, J Bien, N.Y., 1860. Fading. Discoloration. 25 ½” by 38 ½” sight. 144. Grain painted yellow Deacon’s Bench with a wide crest over a spindled back with carved arms above turnings with a carved plank seat over shaped legs and a stretcher base. Probably mid 19th century. 145. Bronze “Kodiak” bear signed “Jas L CLARK sc © 1956” (James Lippet Clark, 1883-1957), foundry mark on the base, 12” tall. GOOD OLD PATINA. 146. Mahogany drop leaf Pembroke table with a finely figured top over a frame with one working drawer set on square champhered interior edges connected by a flat pierced X stretcher set on brass and leather casters. Probably late 18th century England. 18” long by 21” wide, closed. 147. Bronze casting of “African Buffalo Skull with Horns” Illustrated in Clark’s Catalogue, 1949. Signed under the right horn, “J L Clark © 1925”. Good patina. 5 ¾” wide. 148. Small bronze statue of a “Rhinoceros” signed “J L Clark on the top of the base. 3 ¼” long. Good patina. 149. Oil on canvas three quarter length portrait of young woman in medieval dress carrying a bowl of fruit. Signed lower left “Wm J Whittemore” (William John 1960-1955). Relined. 48” by 36”. Unframed 150. Pair of Empire rectangular foot stools with veneered edges and applied molded detail set on carved scrolled feet. 151. Oil on canvas landscape of sheep grazing with a village in the background. Signed lower right “W B Baird” (William Baptiste 1847-1917) American residing in Paris), 12 ½” by 17 ½” sight. 152. Curly Maple Sheraton mirror with mahogany molded edge and carved circles at the corners. Replaced glass. 15 ¼” by 25 ¼”, 19th century American. 153. Oil on board landscape of a Snowy path through the woods. Signed lower right H P Giles (Horace P. 1806 – 1897, Boston). 16” by 11½ sight. 154. Miniature intricately hand carved rocking chair with inlay of various woods and mother of pearl over a laminated then carved seat. Probably early 20th century with a Maine history. 5 ¼” tall. 155. George III style carved oval back arm chair in the French taste having a carved frame with serpentine arms and arm supports over an over upholstered seat with a carved apron set on cabriole legs ending in scrolled feet set on cones. Probably turn of the century England. 156. Oil on canvas landscape with a windmill. Signed lower left “W H Hilliard” (William Henry 1836-1905). 14 ½” by 9 ½” sight. 157. Pastel on paper landscape, “North Branch of Saxtons River, Grafton, Vermont” signed lower left “W. N Bartholomew” (William Newton (1822-1898, Boston). 13” by 20” sight. 158. Quarter canopy pencil post tester bed of maple and birch, a pine headboard and shaped turned foot posts in old red wash. Probably late 18th century New Hampshire. 89 ¾” tall by 77 ½” long by 56 ½” wide. 159. Blue and white transfer plate with a shaped edge and an Asian scene with a person riding a Zebra, impressed marked “Rogers 4”. 19th century England, 10” diameter together with a similar plate in a lighter blue with an exotic scene marked “Riley’s Semi China”. 160. Two silhouettes of a man and a woman with a feather printed matt framed together in a wonderful birds eye frame. Probably 19th century England, 9” by 11” sight. 161. Curly maple Hepplewhite card table with a serpentine shaped top above 4 tapered legs. Old refinish. 36” wide by 29” high. Probably Massachusetts circa 1795. 162. Silhouette of a Gentleman, framed. 163. Silhouette of a Woman in a lace collar, framed. 163A. Cherry Hepplewhite Secretary with a molded cornice above a bookcase, flat paneled line inlaid doors set on a slant front desk, line inlay on lid enclosing a drawer and cubby interior over a 4 drawer, beaded and line inlaid base set on angular French feet. Inlaid shield escutcheons. Probably original eagle brass. Connecticut River Valley. 41 ½” wide by 85 ½” tall. 164. Chinese 2 drawer lacquer alter table with an overhung paneled top with carved corner supports over a carved apron flanked by cabriole legs set on bars. 36” wide by 20” deep by 18” tall. 165. Chinese black lacquer dressing mirror with gold panels decorated with scenes. 18” by 27 ¼”. 166. Chinese étagère with shelves at varying levels and molded styles. 42 ½” by 49” tall. 167. Chinese tobacco jar of silver plate/brass and carved bamboo set on 4 ball feet. 168. Chinese 2 panel screen with silk embroidery of peonies, irises and birds, 55’ by 67” open. 169. Chinese dome top leather travel box painted maroon with gold scenes. Used for a pillow. 170. Chinese dome top leather travel box, black paint containing calligraphy tools & brushes. 171. Pair of wrought steel pipe tongs. Signed “J Kieffer”, probably 20th century replications. 172. Homespun coverlet with a cream background interwoven with brown, yellow and tan. 173. 2 Brass walking sticks with deep pans, handles, and snuffers. Very Similar. 174. Two drawer blanket chest with cut out sides, post and bail brass in old red and grain paint. Drawers refinished, 36” wide by 42” tall. 175. Early Copper muffin top warming pan with brass ring and a wrought iron shaft ending in a turned maple handle. 176.
Mahogany Hepplewhite style carved and inlaid mirror with an urn and spray finial
mounted above an arched pediment over an eglomise glass panel above mirror glass
framed with inlaid cross banding and gilded molding. Cut out ears. 58” tall. 177. Bamboo turned bow back Windsor arm chair with scrolled arms, 9 spindle back and saddle seat. Old refinish, 38” tall, 19th century American. 178. Gorham Portsmouth Pattern sterling silver 3 piece tea set: teapot, sugar and creamer together with a round international 11” tray, all marked with same initials. 179. Watercolor on paper of sail boats in the harbor with gold matt and frame. Signed lower left “F R VanVoorhis”. Probably 20th century European. 11 ¼” by 17 ¼” sight. 180. Primitive watercolor on paper of a man walking across a bridge toward a house in a gilt frame. Probably 19th century American. 8 ¼” by 6 ¾” sight. 181. Parlor bowling game having mahogany sides and a tiger maple playing board surrounded by felt. Appears to have a pine back. Probably 19th century American. 14” wide by 7’ long. 182. Room size Kerman Oriental rug having a central floral medallion on a light blue background surrounded by a floral border and a light blue edge. Approximately 9’ by 12’. 183. Kerman scatter rug with a light blue background a floral center medallion and a floral border. 35” by 59”. 20th century. 184. Pair of Sheffield wine coasters with floral decorated flared tops and wooden bottoms together with a single coaster with a gadrooned edge. 185. Oval Chinese figural bowl, 10 ¾” together with a rose medallion bowl, 9 ½”diameter and a 8 ½” plate, chips. 186. 2 lacquer ware boxes: one with floral decoration and one with mother of pearl decoration. 187. A limited edition lithograph “Sunset”. Pencil signed lower right “Benton” (Thomas Hart 1889-1975, Kansas City and Paris). 188. Oil on canvas seascape with sail boats signed lower right “E. Fiene” (1894-1966). 24” by 32” sight. 189. Enfield Shaker rocking side chair in a good old finish. Shaker repair to the stiles. Rush seat. 38” tall. 190. Odd Fellows Banner, red cloth with painted decoration of clasped hands. Dated 1846. Peterborough, N.H. Some damage. 37” by 52”. 191. Running horse weathervane with a cast iron head and straight tail set on newer directional. Dents, newer gold over paint and 32” long. 192. Coin silver 3 piece tea set with embossed leaf design, a teapot with wooden handle and finial, sugar and creamer. Marked “GMJ” and hallmarked. Probably 19th century England. 193. Maple Chippendale 5 drawer tall chest with chestnut and pine secondary wood. Dovetailed base probably restored. 34 ½” case width, American 18th century. 194. Walnut box with multi wood inlays in the form of hearts, shields, birds, and diamonds. 195. Candle box in old brown paint with a paneled slide on top with two finger holds. Slide is in the form of a dovetail. 6” by 15 ½”. 196. Pine 2 part country store set back cupboard in gray over red paint, the top section of 16 dovetailed drawers over a base section with 4 open bins over 8 drawers. 19th century Continental. 75” tall by 61” wide. 197. 2 pair of Sterling silver salt and pepper shakers, muffineer form. Marked “R” in script. 198. Brass mid drip candlestick. Probably 18th century Continental. 199. Pair of Steeple top brass andirons with a faceted base over cabriole legs set on balls. 17 ¾” tall. 200. Assembled set of 6 Step down Windsor side chairs, some in original paint and decoration. 19th century American. 201. Coin silver creamer and sugar by J.E. Caldwell & Co. together with a Sterling silver bowl with a flared edge decorated with swags, 10 ½” wide. 201A. Sheffield silver handled basket with raised floral design, hallmarked on the handle and the underside of the bowl, 13” diameter. 202. Country Sheraton sideboard of Poplar wood having 2 sets of 3 drawers flanking a single drawer over 2 flat paneled doors. 4 turned half columns between sections and set on 4 turned legs. 53” wide. 203. Set of 6 Empire side chairs with carved splats depicting griffins flanked by curved stiles over a rush seat in a frame with a carved front rail over turned legs and front stretcher. Over painted brown and gold, American 19th century. 204. Leaded stained glass window depicting 3 standing saints. According to family history made by Margaret Redmond, 1867-1948, Boston Mass. 21” by 21”. 205. Pine and poplar Sheraton one drawer stand in red paint having a cutout design on the drawer front and turned legs. 206. Double 3 slat ladder back wagon seat having turned stiles and front posts with shaped arms, 34”wide old refinish, damage to the old splint seat. 207. Pine William and Mary chest of two over 3 drawers set on replaced ball feet, 37 ½” wide by 34” tall, traces of the old red paint, old NH history. 208. Framed Painting on board of a draped window with a compote of flowers on a stand. 35” by 60” including frame. Marked on the back “Watercolor painting 1896”. 209. Yoke back, banister back arm chair with mushroom handholds at the tops of the turned front legs. Rockers were added and then removed. Probably 18th century Southern New England. 45 ½” tall. 210. Set of 4 bamboo turned arrow back side chairs, 2 with remains of old red paint, 19th century American. 211. Birch tall chest of 4 drawers set on a tall applied bracket base. 36” wide by 45” tall, probably 18th century New Hampshire. 212. 3 pieces of woodenware including: a tiger maple page cutter or spreader, treen ink, and a maple swizzle. 213. Adjustable wrought iron spiral candlestick set into a wooden base (split), 8’ tall. 214. Paint decorated faux bee skip made of composition and wood, 19th century American, 10” tall. 215. 4 Slat ladder back arm chairs with sausage & ball turned front and rear stiles, old black paint. Rockers added. Probably 18th century New England. 45 ½” tall. 216. 2 pieces of cast iron, small shaped planter and a picture frame with raised decoration. 217. Country hooked rug depicting a winter farm scene with a stream and mountains in the distance, 26 ½” by 25”, un-mounted, edge damage, 20th century Canadian. 218. Fine porcelain dessert basket with carrying handle and 2 side pockets for the matching sugar and creamer, gold floral decoration on cream ground, Hammersley & Co, England made for Tiffany & Co of New York, early 20th century. 219. Frosted and pressed glass bowl with original paper label on the bottom, “Crystal Lalique Paris”, 10” diameter. 220. Glazed pottery horses head, in the Tang dynasty style, 9” wide, mounted on a wooden base, some glaze missing from the backside. 221. Blown glass drinking vessel with copper wheel cut decoration, an oval with initials “AW MD” top with a crown being supported by two rearing dogs with collars, 4” tall, probably 18th century Continental. 222. Pair of paint decorated French Empire style armchairs with caned seats and lattice work backs, 35 ½” tall. 223. Architectural built in painted 2 door cupboard with raised panel doors with grooved cross hatch design, 19th century Continental, 38” by 55”. 224. French hand colored print, “ Parisian Luxury” London 1824, after Diagones Tiger by G Humphrey, small tear, scratches, 15” by 10” sight. 225. Watercolor on paper of high wheeled carriage with rear driver and romantic couple inside, dated 1907, titled “ Where to sir?”. 9” by 12 ½” sight. 226. Pastel on paper of blossoming trees in a garden with a country house off to the side, signed lower right “A G Arning”, 14” by 20” sight. 227. Painting of a black race horse standing before a fenced pasture, unsigned, 11’ by 12” sight. Appears to be an oil on canvas which has been framed flat not on a stretcher. 228. 3 drawer painted pine chest of drawers with applied ½ round spindles flanking either side of the drawers, 19th century Continental, flaking paint. 22”wide by 32” tall. 229. Upholstered French Louis XIV style armchair with gold painted surface with red Damask upholstery, 39” tall. 230. Pair of mahogany Philadelphia Chippendale style side chairs with carved lattice work backs and shell crests, 38 ½” tall. 231. Coin silver spoon lot, English shell handled small ladle, 2 American tablespoons by W Ball & Noxon and 6 English demitasse spoons. 232. Sterling silver lot: 6 fancy tea spoons, Baily Banks & Biddle shell handled shell shaped serving spoon & reticulated spatula and 2 fancy rose decorated serving forks. 233. Coin silver lot: 12 spoons and a sugar tongs by R & W Wilson together with six knives marked Wm Gale and Son, New York and eleven pieces of flatware marked Watts and Harper. 234. Oil on canvas painting of a Swiss gentleman admiring flowers in his garden, signed lower left “C Stoitzner” (1863-1934 Austrian), 14” by 22” sight, some in painting. 235. Oil on canvas painting of Scottish highlands with sailboats in the sound, signed lower left “Wm Richards” (20th century Scottish), 12” by 19” sight. 236. Oil on canvas primitive landscape showing a harbor and beach scene with palm trees and deer. 30” by 45 ¾” sight. Minor flaking. 237. Oil on canvas ¾ length portrait of a seated woman signed lower right “A Lenique” 20th century, New York. 34 ½” by 41” sight. 238. Watercolor on paper seascape study of rocks. 19 ½” by 11¼” sight. 239. Bronze standing figure set on a brick. 9” figure. 239A. Etching of “Le Chatelet, Vitre” pencil signed Louis C. Rosenberg (1890-1983, New York) 240. Brass teakettle with a copper base. 14” tall 241. French porcelain case shelf clock with gilded mounts and porcelain face. Marked works. 242. 4 polychrome prints of European Grand Houses. Probably 18th century. 243. Polychrome rendering of an Italian Cassone. 23” by 19” sight. 244. Drawing or print of a Hamanthus Puniceus initialed lower right “RAR”. 6 ½” by 9 ¾” sight. 245. 3 Black on cream prints or etchings of European buildings. 12” by 17” sight. 246. Pen and ink drawing on paper of a woman and child. 4” by 6”. 247. 9 Polychrome prints of American City scenes in various sizes. Matted. 248. Oil on Board oval portrait of a child. Framed in a gold and white frame. 15 ½” by 12”. 249. Adam style arm chair in new red paint with a cane seat and back. 250. Folk art birth record (?), in German dated 1829. Figures of Angels and birds. 17” by 13 ½” sight. 251. Oval watercolor on paper titled “An Emblem of Europe”. 9 ¾” by 8 ½” sight. 252. 2 Colored prints of “Ancient Peruvians”. Probably early 19th century. 5 ¼” x 7 ½” sight. 253. 2 colored English Prints, a coaching scene and Vauxhall. Reverse painted matt. 13 ¼” by 18” sight. 254. Pair of Yellow covered Ginger Jars. Probably Chinese. 15” tall. 255. Tan Ginger Jar with Blue floral decoration and a wooden top, 13 ½” tall together with a blue and white dish with indented corners. 256. Japanese scroll with a scene of people in a boat. Image size 49 ½” by 21”. 257. Chinese tea box with a tin liner and scenes decorated on 4 sides and the lid. Some paper loss. 25” wide by 19” tall. 258. 3 gourd shakers with carved tops 2 ivory and one wood and ivory and a carved body together with a rosewood stand and an embroidered scissor holder. 259. Pair of ornate bronze pricket candle sticks 23” tall. Oriental. 260. Early oriental frame with a reverse painting of a bonsai tree and a bird together with a wooden box with a carved Oriental scent. 261. Persian Oriental rug. Newer. 4’ by 7’. 262. Bokhara Oriental rug with a lozenge design with a red background. Newer, 4’ by 6”. 263. Persian Oriental rug with a brick background. Newer, 3” by 5”. 264. Persian oriental rug with a red background. Newer. 3’ by 5’. 265. Painted Pine Sheraton stand. Probably 19th century American. 16 ¼” square by 28” tall. 266. Walnut and Ebony spool holder. 10 ¾” tall. Damage to shaft. 267. Two similar New Jersey 3 slat ladder-back side chairs. 268. Wooden, brass and leather hand held bellows, painted and stenciled. 269. Sheraton washstand painted black with gold decoration and a cross stretcher. 270. Hooked rug with a pair of ducks. 24” by 38”. 271. Birch Sheraton 1 drawer stand with turned legs. 16 ½” by 18 ½” by 28 ¾” tall. 272. Pine 1 drawer blanket chest with a bracket base. 41” wide by 31” tall. 273. 3 boxes of Antique reference books on various subjects. 274. Cherry Hepplewhite stand with a beaded skirt and 4 tapered legs. 25” square by 28 ¾” tall. 275. Three slat ladder back armchair with rockers and a red wash. 276. A lap board with black decoration around the edge and a polychrome game in the center. 36” wide. 277. Six board blanket chest in red paint. 38 ½” wide by 25 ½” tall. 278. 2 wrought iron peels, one with a heart end. As found. 279. 3-slat, ladder back side chair in white paint with gold and floral decoration. “My Mothers Chair”. 280. Pine 1 drawer refinished blanket chest with a cut out base and later decoration. 30” wide by 18 ¼” by 25” tall 281. 3 slat ladder back child's arm chair. 282. Swirl carved folk art cane with a carved head for a finial. 37 ½” tall. 283. Brass Betty lamp with a wrought iron hanger.
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