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1. Oak mantle supported by dental molding set on paneled pilasters flanking a central cherub’s head supported by wings. Probably 19th century England. 87 ½" wide by 67" tall. 2. Ornately carved Over mantle having a foliate carved frieze with 3 faces over 6 twisted columns flanked by carved arched panels with central faces. Possibly 18th century England. 79" wide by 44" high by 11" deep. Some of the top molding is replaced. 3. Cherry Grandfather clock having an arched bonnet top with fluted columns enclosing a painted iron face with a scene of Vesuvius at the top over roman numerals, pierced iron hands, floral decoration at the corners, a calendar dial and a time and strike 8 day brass works. Signed "Silas Parsons" (1773-1859, Swanzey, New Hampshire) above a slender case with fluted quarter columns with brass capitals and a tombstone arched door set on a molded base over ogee feet. Replaced fretwork and other minor repairs. 90" tall to the top of the brass finial. 4. Extraordinary large size turned maple bowl in red paint. Probably 19th century New England. 24 ½" diameter. Horace Bundy (lots 5 thru 10) , 1814-1883, Hancock, N.H., was an itinerant artist in the mid 19th century. He traveled from Vermont to Claremont, N.H. to Alton Bay where he lived in a community of cottages above the town, known as Advent Christian Campground, started by William Miller in the 1850’s. He became pastor of the Lakewood Advent Christian Church in 1863. The paintings were painted by him prior to his move to Lakewood because the landscapes and horse(#6-#10) were found recently in his house in Alton Bay and are registered at the Smithsonian. 5. Pair of primitive portraits of a Man and a woman, both signed on the back. The man is signed "H Bundy Paint--, Claremont, June 1846" and the woman "By H Bundy, Claremont, June 1846". Possibly Mr. And Mrs. Hayes. 21 ½" by 27 ½" sight. The frames appear to be original. Small holes. 6. Primitive Oil on canvas lakescape with a sailboat, mountains and trees signed in print boldly across the bottom "Bundy Artist". 60 ½" wide by 24 ½". 7. Primitive Oil on canvas view of the town Alton Bay from across the bay together with an oil on canvas view of Alton back bay with the railroad bridge separating it from Lake Winnipesaukee. 14" by 22". Horace Bundy. 8. Primitive Oil on canvas painted from shore of a sailboat with two men fishing. Crackle to surface. 20" by14". Horace Bundy 9. Primitive Oil on canvas of a standing horse. Holes. Horace Bundy. 22" by 14" 10. Primitive oil on canvas of a beaver dam in a stream (22" by 14") together with another oil of an island in a Lake (22" by16"). Split. Horace Bundy. 10A. Primitive oil on over mantle board attributed to Horace Bundy. 7.5" by 46" sight. 11. Pair of sack back Windsor armchairs with turned arm supports and a turned legs with a stretcher base. Probably 18th century New England. One chair has remains of old paint the other is unfinished but has old color. 40" overall height. 12. Ash burl bowl, turned. 22 ½" diameter & 7 ½" tall. Probably early 19th century American. Half moon repair to the rim. 13. Antique Heriz oriental rug with a center medallion and an open foliate design set in a red background with dark blue, cream, and light blue green accents. 10’ 5" wide by 12’10" long. Worn in a circular pattern around the center medallion with damage to the edges. Possibly late 19th century. 14. Mahogany Tall case bonnet top clock with a broken arch top, inlaid fans and fluted columns enclosing a painted iron face with moon face dial and calendar dial and 8 day brass works that are time and tube strike signed "Bigelow, Kennard Co., Boston" over a slender case with fluted quarter columns and a tombstone arched fan inlaid door over a bracket base with an inlaid urn. 94" tall. Made by Waltham, tamped on the works "Model 905", the movement is #56 and the dial is #9. 15. Rookwood plaque depicting a stand of trees near a lake at sunset. Marked lower right with a "FR" (Frederick Daniel, Henry Rothenbusch active 1896-1931) and marked "O" on the back with a Rookwood Sun over XVII. Appears to be set in the original oak frame with the Rookwood mark on paper and titled "Evening" F. Rothenbusch" on a paper label. Plexiglas covering added to the back. Plaque size 9 ¼" by 5". Frame size 10 ¾" by 14 ¾". #198. 16. Rookwood vase, light green/blue with a forest scene at sunset. Marked with sun mark and #1278F, V and a Japanese name signature. 7 ½" tall. Glaze loss at the top edge. 17. Rookwood lamp, buff background with an arts and crafts design in pink and green around the lower half. Marked on the bottom with Rookwood sun and XXIX. Body height 15 ¾". Overall height 28". 18. Rookwood lamp, yellow background with palm tree type decoration. Marked with Rookwood sun and XXVII over 301? On the base. Body height 13 5/8". Overall height 24 ½". 19. Pine Tall case clock with an arched bonnet enclosing brass 8 day works with a moon face and calendar dial. Case and works are old but married. Other restoration. 20. Mahogany 2 part bookcase, the upper section with a molded cornice over two glazed doors supported by a base consisting of a pull out desk section with cubby and drawer interior over four drawers. Probably 19th century English. 4" wide by 84" tall. 21. Mahogany Federal sofa with a rolled crest and carved scrolled horns above rolled arms having acanthus leaf carved facings supported on a faceted crotched mahogany frame set on carved hairy paw feet with cornucopia wings. Early 19th century New York. 80" long by 34.5" tall by 27.5" deep. 22. Ash Burl bowl, turned with a bleached surface. American. Crack. 15 ¾" diameter by 7 ¾" tall. 23. Mahogany Blocked end oxbow slant front desk with divided interior, cubby holes over drawers with pull out columns flanking the prospect door. Feet cut and other restoration. 42" wide, New England late 18th century. 24. Large watercolor on paper ancestor portrait of a woman in a mirrored frame. Possibly 19th century. Chinese. 45" wide by 64" tall including the frame. Some folds, tears and cracking. 25. Marble top French gilded serpentine front pier table with cabriole legs flanking a swag decorated apron. 58 ½" wide by 22" deep by 35 ½" tall. 25A.. Ornate Gold leaf French mirror 56" tall by 39" wide. 26. Mahogany Sheraton Pembroke table with shaped leaves above a case containing a banded Birdseye maple drawer at one end and an identical false drawer flanked by crotched birch panels at the tops of reeded and turned legs ending in ball feet. Old finish. 36" long by 29" tall. Early 19th century. New England. 27. Large set of Worcester china, 139 pieces, including 30 dinner plates, nest of 4 platters, 10 serving pieces including a tureen with under plate and cover, 2 round covered vegetables, 3 open vegetables, 3 oval covered vegetables, and a sauce boat. All handles are in the form of elephant heads. The feet, cup and lid handles have an Asian motif. The pattern appears to be ivy in brown tones on a cream background with gold rims. Probably late 19th century. 28. Pair of signed Davenport, Imari pattern handled and footed and covered vegetable dishes. 12" long. English. Probably 19th century. 29. Argand lamp with a single arm in Patinated bronze accented with bright bronze decoration. Converted to oil then electrified. Probably 19th century. 17 ½" tall. 30. Astral lamp, fire gilt bronze in the French style with probably the original cut glass shade. Prisms hang from the top section but are missing from the lower part. 35" overall height. Electrified 31. Brass Sinumbra Lamp with probably the original cut shade Marked on the shaft "Messenger & Co. 65 Hatton Garden London and Birmingham, Manufactured for ___ Boston". 32" overall height. Electrified. 32. Pair of regency side chairs with a waved carved crest over curved styles ending in scrolls, a rectangular crotched splat above a upholstered seat set on a front rail flanked by saber legs. Probably 19th century English. 32A.. Mahogany and mahogany veneer Federal period clock shelf with iron brackets holding a molded edge platform supported by an acanthus carved curved support. 15" wide x 9" tall. 19th century Boston. 33. Cylinder front desk, Marquetry inlaid in red, green and natural colors, set on tall cabriole legs with a 3 drawer molded top over the cylinder section set on a 3 drawer base, Bombay shaped on the front and sides. 45" wide by 49" tall. 34. Large hanging map of the United States and part of the Louisiana Territory. Revised and corrected by Osgood Carleton, esquire, teacher of mathematics. Dated Boston 1806. 35. Early Map of Paris and the surrounding provinces and countries; including Germany Switzerland and Italy. 20" by 24". Not Shown. 36. Oil on board still life of a vase of roses dedicated lower right "to Mrs. Soby" and signed "Wm. M (McGregor) Paxton" (N.A. from Newton center Mass. 1869-1941). 11 ¾" by 19 ¾" sight. 37. 21 Canton blue and white plates of various sizes and ages. Minor chipping. Chinese. 38. 3 Canton blue and white bowls: shell shaped, scalloped edge (mini chip) and a deep dish together with a covered Canton jar. All probably 19th century Chinese. 39. 2 nearly identical Canton blue and white candlesticks. Probably 19th century Chinese. 10 ¼" tall (minor edge chips) and 10 ½" tall. 40. Pair of heavily figured Birdseye and tiger maple Federal period armchairs with shaped stiles connected by a carved slat and two straight slats, exaggerated curled arms, a caned seat and saber legs. Probably early 19th century mid states. 41. Round blue and white Nanking foot bath with drain hole. 24" diameter. 19th century Chinese. Repaired. 42. Oil on canvas landscape having a brook with a man fishing and someone driving cows over a bridge and mountains in the background titled on verso "Bridge at Jackson N.H." signed lower right "F. H. Shapleigh". Relined. New gold frame. 23 ¾" by 13 ½" sight. 42A. Oil on canvas barn interior scene looking out at a red cape cod with a horse in the stall (rare), and a person and chickens in the doorway. Signed lower right "F.H. Shapleigh 1880" and titled on the reverse "Old Barn in Brownfield, Maine by F.H. Shapleigh" in an old gilded frame. 15.5" by 9.5" sight. 43. Paris porcelain desert set with a red band consisting of 2 footed reticulated compotes, 11 cups & 12 saucers, 12 desert plates, 12 berry bowls, 6 pot de crème with under tray, 2 cake platters and a serving bowl. 19th century France. 44. Paris porcelain wine cooler in a pink matte finish with sea nymphs, a gold rim and base. 19th century France. 17 ½" long. 45. Oval Marble top table with a brass gallery over a mahogany veneered skirt set on 4 tapering legs connected by a stretcher base with a central circular urn shaped finial and ending in brass paw feet. The skirt, stretcher, finial and legs are heavily decorated with ornate brass mounts. 19th century with German history on underside. 33.5" tall and 33" oval diameter. 46. Oil on canvas landscape from the estate of Lilla Cabot Perry (1848-1933 Boston & Hancock). Labeled on the reverse from Herschl & Adler "Winter Landscape at Dusk" probably painted near her studio in Hancock, N.H. 14" by 18" sight. Authentication, signed photograph from the family. 47. Large Cloisonné on bronze charger with a pink background decorated with a large polychrome bouquet of flowers. Probably 19th century Chinese. 23 ½" diameter. 48. Pair of round blue cloisonné on bronze bowls with bronze dragon handles. Probably Chinese. 6 ¾" diameter by 5 ¾" tall including handles. 49. Set of 4 rosewood mounted Chinese export plaques. 18" by 14 ¾" including frames. 50. Mahogany sofa having carved scrolled back and rolled arms with carved slats over a frame which originally had a cane seat set on 4 carved scrolled legs. Probably 19th century West Indian Export. 82 ¾" long by 38 ¾" tall. 51. Dunlap School cabriole leg candle stand with platformed snake feet supporting a vase and ring turned shaft that ends in a knob. The square champhered top is supported by a rectangular champhered cleat. All in old red under an old varnish finish. 28 ½" tall. Probably cherry and early 19th century New Hampshire. 52. Birdseye maple and white pine box with painted decoration and scenes on the top, the front and both sides. Late 18th or early 19th century American schoolgirl decorated. White marking on right side is remains of adhesive tape. 53. Set of 8 Paris porcelain Dinner plates with Architectural scenes together with 8 cups and saucers and 12 salad plates in white Paris porcelain with gold rims. 54. Royal Doulton china in the English Renaissance pattern. 6 five piece place settings including Dinner, salad and bead plates plus a cup and saucer. 55. Mahogany George III inlaid hollow front sideboard with one long central drawer flanked by end cabinets. Highly figured mahogany veneers with string and conch shell inlays. English. Probably 18th century. 75" long by 35 ½" deep by 37" high. 56. Seascape with people and a sailboat near the surf. Labeled on the back "Cloudy Day" Ogunquit Sand dunes. And signed lower right "Charles Curtis Allen" (A.N.A. 1886-1950 Waban Mass.). Probably oil on canvas and relined. 13 ½" by 17 ¾" sight. 57. Pencil on paper drawing of a Brick colonial labeled "Home" attributed to Rufus Porter, tradition being that this came from his home in Jaffrey N.H., 19th century. 58. Mahogany Chippendale drop leaf table with square leaves and 4 beaded and champhered square legs. Possibly 18th century Rhode Island. 47 ¾" wide by 55" long, open. 59. Oil on board landscape of a mountain waterfall. Signed lower left "B. Champney" (Benjamin, Boston, 1817-1907 Painter of the White Mountains, New Hampshire). Size 7" by 9 ¼". Panel is inset into a wooden frame painted gold. 60. Mahogany George III oval cellaret with brass strap work a lion handles above 4 raking square legs with brackets ending in leather fitted brass casters. Probably 18th century English. 24" high by 23 ½" long. 61. Oil on canvas still life of pink and red roses signed lower left "G.W. Seavey" (George W., Boston, 1841-1916). Relined. 7 ¾" by 15 ½" sight. Gold frame. 62. Oil on canvas landscape signed lower right "Jerome Elwell ’74" (Mass. 1857-1912, Part of the Cape Anne School) and titled on the back "The Passing Shower, Holland. D. Jerome Elwell 5/74". 13 ¾" by17 ¾" sight. Appears to be original gilded frame. 63. Oil on Board landscape with two birch trees in the fall. Signed lower right "W J Kaula" (William Jurian, 1871-1952, Boston and Wilton, N.H.). Size 8" by 10" sight. Repainted frame. 64. Bronze figure of a nude athlete standing with his fist cocked on a bronze base set on a brown marble plinth marked on the base "P. Chiapparelli, F Roma". Probably late 19th century Italian. 34" Tall including plinth. Leaf covering genitalia is removable. 65. Bronze figure of a nude athlete crouching in a fighting stance on a bronze base set on a brown marble plinth, marked on the base "P. Chiapparelli, F. Roma". Probably late 19th century Italian. 31" Tall including plinth. Leaf covering genitalia is removable. 66. Oil on canvas full length portrait of 3 children, Attributed to Joseph Goodhue Chandler (1830-1880, American), Relined, new stretcher and frame. 56 ¾" by 43 ¾" sight. 67. Oil on board landscape of sheep resting near chickens and ducks. 6 ¾" by 9" sight. Signed lower left and on the back "F. Vanseverdonck". Probably 19th century Belgian. Ornate gold frame. With original bill of sale to consignors parents. 68. Oil on board landscape of chickens with a house in the background. Signed lower left "Cornelius Van Leemputten". Probably 19th century Belgium. 7" by 9" sight. Ornate gold frame. 69. George III Mahogany secretary with a bookcase top having a cornice molding above 2 raised panel doors set on slant front desk with a fitted interior over 4 graduated drawers set on bracket feet. Probably 18th century England. 82 ½" tall by 37 ¾" wide. 70. Mahogany Pembroke table with cloverleaf shaped drop leaves over a case having 1 real and 1 false drawer with contrasting banding set on 4 turned and reeded legs ending in brass cone shaped casters. Probably 19th century, Phyfe School, New York. 34" long by 28 ¾" high. 71. Set of blue and white soft paste Staffordshire transfer ware, European Scene, consisting of 17 dinner plates, 10 luncheon plates, 13 desert plates, a well and tree footed platter, 2 covered sauce tureens, covered vegetable dish and 4 platters. Probably 19th century England. Some chips and hairlines. 72. Mahogany tea table with a heavily carved tip top above a baluster turned column with leaf carving set on 3 arched cabriole legs with leaf carving ending in dolphin form pad feet. Probably 18th century English or Irish. 73. Mahogany Sheraton indented corner drop leaf breakfast table having a case with central Birdseye maple raised panels flanked by Birdseye maple panels at the top of boldly turned legs with a mid block with Birdseye maple panels set on brass casters. Probably 19th century Vermont. 38" long by 29 ½" tall. 74. Pair of carved and gilded cornucopia shaped wall sconces attached to a foliate carved back panel. Electrified. Probably 19th century. 75. Oil on board of a house and barn, probably Vermont, signed Lower left "L. Lucioni 41" (Luigi, 1900- 1988. NY, NY, and Vermont). 6 ½" by 5 ¼" sight. 76. Heriz Oriental Rug, Central medallion with brick and cream colors. Probably 1950’s. 9’ by 12’, good condition. 77. George the III carved mahogany extension dining table having 2 drop leaves and a divided top able to accept 2 conforming leaves, set on a frame with 2 false drawers in the ends flanked by rosette carved styles set on square tapering legs ending in spade feet with casters. Probably 18th century England. 45" wide by 96" long extended. 78. Gilded Mirror with the crest having a basket of flowers surrounded by a carved ribbon and resting on ornately carved foliate stiles, Probably 19th century Continental. 40" tall by 19" wide 79. Pair of oil on canvas landscapes, one of a castle overlooking a river, the other of a woman driving a wagon. American School possibly Hudson River Valley, 19th century. 21½" by 29" sight. 80. Mahogany Hepplewhite style serpentine front line inlaid side board, a veneered top over a long drawer flanked by 2 small drawers over 4 doors all having inlaid ovals, set on 4 bell flower inlaid front legs and two plain rear legs. 72 ¼" long, 24 ½" deep, 40 ½" tall. Probably mid 19th century American. 81. Oil on canvas landscape with a man and 2 Pack animals "Mountain Aspens, Taos" signed lower right "E. Martin Hennings" (1886-1956, New Mexico), an Important early Taos painter of Native American genre and western landscapes. 29 ½" by 29 ¾" sight. Provenance: The estate of Earl C. Adams (The attorney for the Nancy Russell estate). 82. Mahogany Chippendale 2 part chest on chest, the upper section having a cove molded cornice above a case having 3 short over 3 long drawers, the base having a pull out writing surface over 3 graduated long drawers set on ogee feet. Probably 18th century, Southern. 83. Mahogany Chippendale mirror having a gold painted leaf crest and a gold painted carved molding around the mirror. Probably 18th century. 28 ½" tall. 84. Oil on canvas of a mountain scene with snow capped peaks. Signed lower right "Alexander Scott" ( England, 20th century). Probably the original gilded frame Some chipping. Size . 85. Two similar handled clay pots one 15" with black and red decoration and one 11 ¾" with black and brown decoration. Possibly Neolithic Chinese. 86. Heriz oriental rug, Central medallion with brick and cream colors. Probably 1940’s. 9’ by 12’. Some wear. 87. Mahal Oriental rug, cream and brown with dark blue accents. Some wear. 9’ by 12’. Early 20th century. 88. 2 pottery jars with a brown glaze. Probably Han Dynasty, Chinese. 89. Figure of a woman holding a rabbit in 3 color glaze, tan green and brown. Chinese. 17" tall. 90. 3 pieces of Ancient pottery two having handles and black decoration the third in the form of a compote with red and black decoration. 91. Mahogany 3 part Hepplewhite secretary having a removable cornice with cove molding above an inlaid frieze over inlaid mullioned doors with oval centers set on a base having a pull out desk with fitted interior over 3 graduated beaded drawers with string inlay. Probably 19th century mid Atlantic States. 92. Round clay vessel with incised decoration, 3 ½" tall together with a Black glazed double handled vessel, 8 ½" tall. Both probably Ancient Chinese. 93. Bijar Oriental rug having a center medallion on a red back ground surrounded by a light blue border. Overall design. Worn. 7’6" by 10’ 8". 94. Oil on canvas fall landscape of a Road leading into the mountains. Signed lower left "W. Paskell" (1866-1951, Boston). 29 ½" by 39 ½" sight. 95. Mahogany Hepplewhite drop leaf table with square leaves over a base having a shaped skirt set on 4 tapering molded legs ending in casters. Late 18th century American. 96. Oil on canvas still life of a vase of flowers. Probably the Flemish School and relined. 20 ½" by 25 ½" sight. 97. Set of four fan back Windsor side chairs with a plank seat and bamboo turnings on the stiles and the base. Probably early 19th century American. 98. Oil on canvas still life, a central vase of flowers surrounded by baskets and plates of fruit set on a multi tiered wall. Probably early 19th century Continental. New frame. Possibly relined. 99. Mahogany pole screen having an oval frame mounted on a round pole topped with a finial and set on a turned and carved shaft supported by 3 carved cabriole legs ending in carved scrolled feet. Probably 18th century English. 100. Oil on canvas genre scene of putti, a man and a woman in a garden scene playing with goats. Possibly 18th century. 28" by 35" sight. 101. Mahogany Veneer French Empire Chest of 4 drawers with brass mounts on columns supporting a top frame missing the marble. Ball feet. Probably early 19th century. 102. Five piece sterling silver tea and coffee set having a sugar and creamer and a sterling silver handled tray. Marked on the bottom .925 sterling and hallmarks. 20th century. 103. Oak court cupboard with a central locking gothic style carved fold down door flanked by 2 similarly carved locking doors over a carved skirt set on rope twisted legs supported by 2 u-shaped bases with 4 recumbent Lions. 60 ½" wide by 52 ½" tall. 104. American silver compote having a Greek key design rimmed bowl over a turned and square pedestal with faces on the square portion with Greek keys around the stepped base. 6 ¾" tall by 10 ¼" diameter. Marked "Wm. Gale and Sons, New York". Reference America Silver by Graham Hood, p.223. 105. Set of sterling silver flatware marked "Bigelow, Kennard and Co." having 8 dinner & 8 desert forks, 8 dinner knives and 4 butter knives, 11 tea and 2 tablespoons, 1 pie server, 1 cheese server, together with a carving fork and knife in a Danish pattern. 106. Tumbridgeware tea caddy made of exotic woods and ornately inlaid on each faceted surface with Griffins, Putti, urns, flowers and swagged designs. Probably 19th century English. 4 ½" square with faceted corners. 107. William IV 2 part desk having an upper section of a medial galleried shelf flanked by two sections of lock sided drawers over a slanted writing surface above a well fitted with a satin wood interior set on two platform ends with 3 graduated drawers on a plinth base. Labeled "G. Simpson, Manufacturer, No.12 Eldon Street, Finsbury Circus, London". 60" wide by 48" tall by 31" deep. Probably 19th century. 108. Federal Gold leaf tablet mirror having an architectural pediment form with 15 egg shaped drops suspended from the cornice over a reverse painted glass with fishermen. Missing the back board. Probably early 19th century. 109. Mahogany Hepplewhite spider leg coffin shaped tip top candle stand with line inlay around the top above a vase shaped turned shaft set on a tripod base. Probably 19th century American. 6 ¾" tall. 110. Watercolor on paper of three clergymen having tea in an elegant room with tapestries and an oriental rug, signed lower right under the rug "P. Pavesi" (Pietro, 19th century Italian), 21" by 30" sight. Probably the original gold frame. 111. Pennsylvania Windsor armchair having a shaped back flowing into curved arms set on turned arm supports over a carved saddle seat set on a base with turned stretchers and bulbous stretchers. Probably 18th century. 112. Miniature watercolor on ivory of "JHL" (initials on the back, James H Lawton, 18071887) from Hardwick, Mass signed on the center left edge of the frame "Doyle" ( Margaret Byron, Mrs. James Chorley, 1830’s Boston). 3" sight. 113. Childs Bow back Windsor Highchair with applied arms set on 4 splayed bulbous bamboo legs with bulbous stretchers and a foot rest, old red paint. Probably 19th century New England. 35" tall. 114. Pine wall box having a shaped back with a center hold over a lift up top set in a dove tailed case. Probably 18th century American. 115. Cherry candle stand having a square top set on a turned base with an urn supported by cabriole legs ending in slipper feet. Probably Early 19th century New England. 25" tall. 116. Folding polychrome Parcheesi board in yellow red green and black paint. Probably 19th century American. 117. Set of 6 Mahogany Hepplewhite side chairs having stylized shield backs with 3 vertical slats centered with medallions over serpentine slip seats set on fluted tapering front legs connected by H stretchers. Probably 19th century English. 118. Rosewood "D" shaped card table with line inlay on the legs ending in applied stepped cuffs. 36" wide. Late 18th century English. 119. Oil on board still life of oranges in a gold and oak frame signed lower right "Ellen Farr" (Ellen Frances Burpee Farr 1840-1907, Pasadena, Cal.). 9" by 11" sight. 120. Mahogany camel back sofa with rolled arms above a straight front seat rail set on a base with square tapering front legs and raked rear legs ending in brass castors and connected by H stretchers. Probably 19th century English. 121. Mahogany dish top, tip top candle stand set on an shaped shaft with a carved urn over a carved band supported by cabriole legs ending in raised pad feet. Probably late 18th century, England. 122. Silk on silk needlework picture with a castle, a house, a wheel and a fence. 13 ½" by 17 ½" sight. 123. Silk on silk needlework of a landscape in an oval surrounded by a floral border. Gold frame with reverse painted glass. 14" by 17" sight. Probably 19th century. 124. Large needlework in linen on linen having a central saying surrounded by a border of flowers, angels, churches, and houses signed at the bottom "Mary Padmore’s work, Countess of Derby School, aged 10 years, 1852". English. Birdseye maple veneer frame. 24" by 25" sight. 125. Large cross stitch needlework linen on linen memorial to Thomas Nutter died 1849 wrought by Elizabeth Nutter having a dedication over a scene over a verse surrounded by angels, children animals. Probably English. 126. Colorful needlework sampler of various designs including flowers and birds. Signed "Hannah Inglebry, 1866". Probably English. 127. Patinated copper Art Deco triangular shaped hanging chandelier in the form of a Moorish fluid lamp with 3 places for the wicks (Candle bulbs now) covered by individual flame form glass shades. The metal underside is embossed with stylized leaves and bugs ending in an acorn finial. Boston history. Approximately 26" diameter. 128. Set of four patinated bronze foliated wall sconces with Continental influence. Originally gas now electric. Boston History. 23" tall including metal faux candles. 129. Patinated bronze chandelier having 4 ornate chains suspending a handled foliated dome containing a single internal light aimed toward the ceiling (probably contained an oil lamp originally). Boston history. 28" diameter. 130. Pair of large size gilded bronze sconces in foliate French Taste. Electrified. 35" tall including 4 Glass faux candles together with 10 wire shade frames with 8 bulb mounts for the shades. 130A. Venetian chandelier with gesso over ornately carved wood, painted and gilded with 8 iron arms embellished with gesso and gilt radiating from a central shaft ending in tin candle sockets. 19th century continental, 53" diameter. 131. Bronze or bell metal baluster turned fluid Mediterranean style chandelier with 8 wick spouts hung from 2 turned hooks. 45" tall. Boston history. 132. Single bronze Adam style sconce in a torch form supporting 3 candle arms and a urn finial. 26’ tall. 133. Country French walnut armoire with a carved arched cornice set on a case enclosed by 2 carved paneled doors and raised on scroll feet, 96" tall, early 19th century. 134. Canaletto style oil on canvas of a city square with figures strolling. Has been relined. As found condition. 14" by 16 ¾". 134A. Oil on board portrait of a woman in a pink dress, signed lower left "H.P. Giles (Horace P. 1806-1897, Massachusetts), 7" by 10.5" sight. 135. Oil on artists board of a woman entering a room. Signed lower left "M.S. Pearson" (Marguerite Stuber, 1898-1978, Somerville, Mass). 7 ¾" by 9" sight. 136. Walnut candle stand having a champhered figured top set on a tip and turn birdcage over a baluster turned shaft supported by 3 cabriole legs ending in pad feet. Probably 18th century Pennsylvania, 28" tall with a 22" diameter top. 137. Bright blue porcelain cache pot, decorated with a park scene with figures on one side and an oval bouquet of flowers on the other, both surrounded with gilt decoration set into a gilded bronze frame with lion head handles. Marked with the Sevres symbol underneath. 11 ½" tall. 138. Federal candle stand with a molded edge coffin shaped tip top set on a vase turned shaft with carved acanthus leaves on the vase supported by 3 flaring reed legs ending in circles and set on balls. Philadelphia or New York. 139. Pair of hunt prints titled Fores’s National Sports, plates 3 & 6. One titled "Fox Hunting Plate 4", "The Kill", and Fox Hunting Plate 1 "The Meet". Published London April 12 1852 by Messinger Fores, engraved by J. Harris after J.F. Herring, Sr. Image size 41 ½" by 20 ½". New Frames. 140. Cherry Hepplewhite Pembroke table with shaped top supported by 4 tapered legs. 35 ½" long by 28" tall. Refinished. Probably Connecticut. Late 18th or early 19th century. 141. Three Hunt Prints titled Fores’s Celebrated Winners, plates 1,2 and 3 titled "The Flying Dutchman"," The Hero", and "Teddington". London, Published August 2 , 1849 by Messinger Fores, Engraved by J Harris, after J.F. Herring, Sr. Image size 27 ½" x 17 ½". New Frames 142. Oil on canvas landscape of Mount Monadnock noted on the back "In Memory of her parents Franklin S. and M. Dane Wood. And the New Hampshire Bible Society. Presented to The Home for Aged People by Miss L.d. Wood. Holyoke Massachusetts. January 1914. etc…" 11 ½" by 19 ½" sight. 143. Intricately carved busk with a double heart and a red painted surface marked on the back in pencil "Henry Tolman made with a Jack knife". Probably 18th century. Maple, American. 144. Maple handled circular butter mold intricately carved with 2 people, dated 18--, split down the middle. 145. Pine Grain painted two drawer, lift top blanket chest with an applied bracket base on the front. Black on red grain paint. 40" wide by 39" tall. Probably 18th century New England. Later hinges & knobs. 146. Water color or pastel on paper miniature of an older woman wearing a bonnet set in a brass on wood frame, 7" tall, early 19th century. 147. 3 early brass Queen Anne candle sticks, two with petal bases and 1 with an indented corner base. 18th century. 148. Figured Mahogany Empire marble top center table having a single drawer under the marble top with 4 canted sides ending a platform base. Probably 19th century American. 36" tall. Top cracked. 149. Painted carved horse pull toy on a wooden base with wooden wheels and tack. 14" tall xby14 ½" long. 150. Horn cup with a hinged lid and carved decoration of children and characters in stories over all surfaces. Initialed "H.C.T." and dated 1874. 151. Oil on canvas seascape of a burning ship on a moon lit night. Attributed to the School of Thomas Butterworth (1798-1830, English). 24 ¾" by 30" sight. 152. Watercolor on paper of Ships in the open sea. Signed lower right "Marshall Johnson" ( 1846-1927, Boston). 23" by 17". 153. Oil on canvas of sailing ships and a steam ship on the open seas. Signed lower left "Marshall Johnson". 18" by 24" sight. 154. Pair of yellow glazed porcelain vases, decorated in an oriental motif, Marked on the bottom L&C, Ld. 16" tall. Made into lamps with bronze tops and bases. 155. Blue and White china with Landscape scene; Pair of Covered Vegetables (lid repair), Covered soup tureen with under plate (discoloration), a smaller covered soup tureen, a handled open vegetable, sauce boat with under plate (damaged lid), 2 open vegetables(1 damaged) etc.. 16 pieces in all. Marked on the Base in blue "Davenport" and incised Davenport over an Anchor. England 156. Leeds soup bowl with a blue border and a central floral decoration. 157. Late Sheraton mahogany drop leaf breakfast table with shaped corners set on 4 fluted and turned legs ending in casters. 39 ¾" wide by 52" open and 29 ½" tall. 158. Carved ivory box with piercing backed by metal foil and green foliate decoration and set on a bracket base. The interior is covered with paper. Possibly 19th century Russian. 159. Pair of Hepplewhite Mahogany Knife boxes with figured tops and blocked fronts with shaped sides. Probably English. Missing brass in the front. 160. Curved Walnut Victorian Bench with a carved crest flanked by carved finials over a paneled and molded back and carved arms all supported by a molded paneled base with an architectural influence. 161. 2 part Marquetry cylinder front desk with a pull out writing slide over a bombe case having 3 drawers set on flaring French feet. 42 ¾" by 45" tall. 162. Turkish Oriental scatter rug in light green and red with a center medallion and foliate borders. Size 52 ½" by 36 ½". Evenly worn. 163. Karaja Oriental scatter size runner predominately red having 5 central medallions. Slight wear. 23 ½" by 74" long. 164. Karaja Oriental scatter rug, predominately red 52" by 34" together with a Persian scatter. 36" x 25". Minor wear and repair. 165. Primitive pine 2 door pantry cupboard in red and white paint with pinwheel type decoration on the doors and sides set on stylized ogee feet. Doors and sides are paneled. The hinges are wrought iron, Probably early19th century Scandinavian, 48" wide by 70" tall. 166. Yellow gold pocket watch with an ornately engraved case with a gold covering to both the face and the back. "T B, N Y", and "#31142" are engraved inside the back. 167. Open face yellow gold watch. The works and the face are marked "T. R Russell maker to the Queen, #74774, 18 Church Street, Liverpool". See accompanying letter. Works are possibly 18th century England. 168. Coin silver Pocket watch, case marked "N.Y." and the works are marked "Borel & Courvoisier". 169. Carved oak 17th century style refractory table having a paneled top set on an ornately carved skirt supported at both ends by 3 bulbous legs and 2 arches set on ball feet with inset casters. 3 central bulbous supports. 36" by 84" by 31" high. 170. Walnut Chippendale slant front desk with a fitted interior over 4 graduated lipped drawers set on a shaped bracket base. Probably 18th century, Virginia or the Carolinas. 41" wide. 171. Ornately carved Cassone with paw feet. The front right panel opens to reveal a stack of drawers. 53 ½" wide by 23 ½" tall. 172. Needlepoint rug with a black ground and an overall foliate and floral design. 9’ by 13’4". 173. Oil on canvas of a German Village signed lower left "W. Schacht" (Herr Wilhelm Schacht, circa 1950). 19" by 24" sight. 174. Oil on canvas of a German village with horses signed lower right "W. Schacht". 20" by 23 ½" sight. ITEMS # 175, 177, 178 and 179 were consigned from an important Brookline Massachusetts home. Many of these items were purchased in the 1950's from the Fuller Estate also of Brookline. 175. Important Bijar Room size Oriental Rug, a central medallion on a light blue background with a vine design surrounded by an intricate wide border. Some wear, staining and edge damage. Early 20th century. 18' long by 10'10" wide. 176. Pine 2 part architectural pantry cupboard with 4 glazed doors in the upper section set on a base with drawers behind four paneled doors, 19th century middle states. Minor restoration. 86" tall by 74" wide by 15" deep. 177. Important French 19th century Louis 16th style, marble top tea table, the cut corner violet speciman marble top is set into a brass embellished carved wooden frame with a single long working drawer and rosettes at the corners supported by four legs in the form of a female figure in brass connected by an interlaced medial stretcher with a brass basket at the center. 29 ¾" tall by 31" wide by 20 ½" deep. 178. Continental panel Mirror with a pediment top over a paneled frame embellished with rosettes at the corners, angel faces at the top and bottom and intertwined monkeys at the sides surrounding a mirror accented with gadrooning set on an elaborate drop with a central shield flanked by spandrels, applied monkey form figures and applied scrolls at the sides of the frame. 30 ½" wide by 44 ½" tall. Probably 17th century. 179. Tapestry of wool on linen of a Forest with a bridge and a town in the distance. Probably 19th century Continental. 8' wide by 7’ tall. 179A. Footstool with and upholstered top (a 19th century theorem embroidery for the top) set on a carved wooden frame supporting 2 stylized lions. 14" square by 18" tall. 179B. Oil on board landscape signed lower left "To Mrs. Ratber(?) from Paul Cornoyer, 1907". (Paul Cornoyer, 1864-1923, Gloucester). 10" by 13" sight. A Foster Brothers Frame. 179C. Carved oak 17th century style joint stool. Probably a 19th century copy, Continental. 20" tall by 20" long by 11" wide. 179D. Painted and gilded wood plant stand with a circular molded dish top with carved leaves on the under side over a tall square shaft with a center carved embellishment set on scrolled feet. Probably 19th century Continental. 179E. Pair of porcelain parrots set on a raised base. The crossed swords mark on the bottom denotes 19th century Meissen. 8" tall. 179F. Pair of Walnut armchairs, brass finials above square stiles connected by upholstered framed back set on an upholstered seat over a carved front rail. Probably 17th or 18th century Italian. 43 ½" tall. Dry old finish. 179G. Marble Taza with brass mounts set on a pedestal base. Probably 19th century. 17" wide including handles. 179H. Carved wooden Lantern on a triangular base ending in paw feet. 83 ½" tall. Probably 19th century Venetian. 179I. Carved and gilded fireside bench having an upholstered seat over a frame set on 4 legs connected by a medial stretcher. Possibly 19th century Continental. 37" long. 179J. Carved wooden framed bergere with upholstered back and seat and reeded leg. 20th century Continental. Damage to back. 45" tall. 179K. Biedermeier cupboard, light wood veneered on pine with a single scalloped door missing the brass mesh. Some veneer and molding damage. 19th century Continental. 66" tall by 40" wide. 179L. Bannister back side chair having a molded shaped crest over a half spindle back over a rush seat supported by block and vase turned base ending in ball feet. Upper Connecticut River Valley, probably Deerfield. 18th century American. 179M. Bracket clock having an ornate brass dial with spandrels - missing one) signed on the top of the tombstone arched face "Quare, London". Three key wind. Parts missing (handle, Front door). 16" tall Daniel Quale Kings Arms, Exchange Alley, 1718-33 inventor of the repeating watch. 179N. Caucasian scatter rug, good pile with holes and wear. Probably a Shirvan. 54" by 46". 179O. Karabaugh, Caucasian scatter, 14 lozenges. Worn. 3' by 6'. 179P. Kuba scatter rug, worn with holes. 3'5" by 5'. 179Q. Kilim oriental rug multi colored with a cream background. 5'8" by 13'9". 180. Maple and birch slant front desk having a drawer and cubby interior, the center drawer having a carved shell and is flanked by pullouts faced with half turnings, over 4 graduated drawers set on a tall bracket base with returns. Replaced brass. 37 ½" wide. 181. Mahogany ribbon back chair with pierced and carved ribbons over an upholstered seat and set on square champhered legs connected by "H" stretchers together with a plainer model. 182. Mahogany Chippendale side chair having an oxbow crest with a central carved shell over an owl eye splat, an upholstered slip seat set on tapering front legs and raking rear legs connected by an "H" stretcher base. 183. Mahogany Chippendale side chair with an oxbow crest over a carved pierced splat over an over upholstered seat over square champhered legs connected by "H" stretchers. 183A. Mahogany Chippendale side chair with an owl eye splat over a slip seat set on straight legs connected by a box stretcher. 184. Mahogany Hepplewhite demilune card table with an inlaid top edge above a crotched figured apron and oval inlaid stiles above tapered line inlaid legs. Probably Boston. 185. Samurai sword with a carved ivory sheath together with another sword with a painted wooden sheath. Japanese. 186. Pair of early blue and white Chinese plates with a design similar to Canton or Nanking. 9" diameter. 187. Chinese wooden box carved on 4 sides with dragons, flowers etc… 13 ¼" by 7 ½" deep by 8" tall. 188. Large Snuff bottle with a landscape with a crane. 5" tall 189. A carved ivory snuff bottle with a lid together with 3 clear snuff bottles with various decoration. 190. Mahogany and mahogany veneer two drawer work table, the top drawer having a fitted interior, flanked by reeded stiles over turned and reeded legs ending in casters. Probably 19th century Boston. 190A. Etching on paper of 2 children playing with a puppet theater signed lower right "Eugene Girardt" (Eugene Alexis, 1853-1907, French) and embossed lower left with "FB" in a circle. Image size 10" by 14". 191. Oil on canvas painting of a girl spinning yarn. European. Elaborate gold frame 192. Watercolor full length painting of a seated young woman. Signed lower right "S. Indoni" ( 20th century European). 12 ½" by 19 ½" sight. 193. Mahogany rectangular Pembroke table with square molded drop leaves set on a case with one working drawer over tapered legs. Probably late 18th century English. 194. Single inlaid mahogany knife box fitted as a liquor case. 195. Regency Brass Canterbury set on ball feet. 196. Carved Mahogany Chippendale arm chair with a serpentine crest with a carved central shell and leaf carved ears, a pierced and beaded splat above a slip seat with shaped rails raised on acanthus carved front legs ending in ball and claw feet. The shaped knuckle arms have shaped arm supports. Possibly Southern. 197. Rosewood desk box with brass inlay in the form of a shield and lines on the top opening to a fitted interior with cut velvet and ink bottles. 198. Mahogany Sheraton drop leaf table having shaped leaves set on a case having a single working drawer set on four turned and reeded legs. 199. Oil on canvas landscape of a mountain and lake scene with a woman approaching a log cabin. 29" by 39". 200. Watercolor and Gouache on paper landscape of Farm buildings with sheep in the foreground. Signed lower right "F F English" (Frank F. 1854-1922. Point Pleasant Pa.). 20 ½" by 13". 201. Dinner service with twelve 5 piece place settings including: Dinner, salad and bread plate, cups and saucers, sugar bowl and cream pitcher. 201A. 3 oval back French armchairs with caned seats and backs, reeded and turned legs. 201B. Reclining bronze nude figure of woman touching a figure of an angel. Marked on the base "Le Moyne". 201C. Pair of French Canadian ribbon back side chairs having square tapered legs and box stretchers. Probably late 18th century. 202. Oil on canvas painting of a 19th century gentleman (history on the back naming him as Michael Weissert). Relined. 203. Mahogany hooded Cradle with caned top and sides suspended from a mahogany frame. 19th century. Probably English. 204. Pair of Inlaid Mahogany Empire side chairs with carved cathedral arched splats over upholstered seats. Shaped seat rail set on reeded tapering legs ending in spades in the front. Probably 19th century, European. 205. Blue and white porcelain mantle clock with an urn finial and angel handles and scroll feet. Brass and silver face. Probably Continental. 206. Mantle clock with the silver face having 3 dials; time, chime, and speed. Marked "K.C & Co Belfast". 207. Chippendale Side chair with solid splat together with a Chippendale side chair with a pierced splat. Both Having slip seats over straight square legs connected by box stretchers. 208. Labeled Grenfell mat depicting an elk. 22" by 14". 209. Maple Cross based candle stand having a 16 ¾" diameter round top set on a turned shaft supported by a crossed base with shaped ends. American early 18th century. 210. Large Tin roasting oven set on unusual cast iron feet. 211. Full length pastel portrait on fabric or rice paper of a young girl in a white dress standing in a garden. 23" by 16" sight. Possibly Chinese. 212. Tufted embroidery of birds, nests, and fruit on a brown linen background attached to a stretcher frame. Mid 19th century. 24" square. 213. Boston classical style mahogany foot stool with upholstered top and scrolled legs. . 214. Oak side board having a case with 3 horizontal drawers. Set on tall turned legs. Probably 19th century European. 215. Early Iron engraved on the side "Amsterdam, 1736". 216. Watercolor on paper of a scene in Venice. Signed lower left, "Emily Selinger, Venezia." (Emily H McGary Selinger, 1848-1927, Boston). 217. Oil on board landscape with a farm house and girls picking apples with mountains in the background. 23 ½" by 17" sight. 218. Mahogany Oval tip top candle stand with a turned baluster form shaft set on 3 cabriole legs ending in snake feet. Probably 18th century New England. 219. Maple Country Queen Anne side chair with ball feet and a bulbous front stretcher. Old finish. Slight damage to crest. 220. Banister back side chair in old black paint, 18th century New England. 221. Red country hanging cupboard. Back board extends up to form a round with a hole. 222. Mahogany Classical form dressing mirror with shaped corners upheld by scrolled stiles set on a case with a drawer supported by 4 ball feet. Probably 19th century American. . 223. Pair of rectangular Classical form stools with veneered sides and applied molded detail set on carved scrolled feet. 224. Pair of Boston Classical form banquets with horse hair upholstered seats over veneered sides set on blocked feet. Trapezoid shaped, 48" wide by 16" tall. As found. 225. Mahogany and Mahogany veneer Secretary Abatant having a single long drawer with an ormolu key hole mount flanked by knobs over a fall front over two cupboard doors with brass escutcheons over a skirt with a brass mount set on 4 vase shaped feet. 19th century French. Missing marble top. 57" tall by 37" wide. As found condition. 226. Royal Vienna covered handled tureen on a pedestal base. Probably 19th century Austria. Decorated with sheaves of wheat and forget me nots. Chip and crack. 227. Mahogany and mahogany veneer 3 part wardrobe having a molded crest set on a case with 2 doors over a lower case with 2 drawers set on 4 ball feet. 40 ½" wide by 82" tall. 19th century. 228. Lyre back French style arm chair with an upholstered seat and saber legs. 229. Oak paneled blanket chest with pieced stile feet. Carving on the styles between the panels. 53 " wide. Probably 17th century. 230. Upholstered. French style settee with arms and 2 upholstered arm chairs . 231. Print of "Passenger Engine" "Boston Locomotive Works". 20" by 33" Image size. Staining. 232. Bennington style Pottery, a group of five milk bowls in varying sizes. 233. Bennington style pottery, a soap dish (age crack) and a mug with an impressed design around the rim. 234. Bennington style pottery, 2 pie plates and a bucket. 235. Pair of cut and etched hand blown decanters with mushroom shaped finials. 19th century. 10 1/2" tall. 236. Hired-mans bed in an old red wash having cup shaped finials over vase shaped legs. 53" wide outside dimensions. Not Shown. 237. Pair of gold leaf frames with spandrels at the corners. 38 ½" by 33 ½" outside dimensions. 238. Iridescent blue glass vase marked on the bottom "Durand". 6" tall. 239. Pair of sterling silver candle sticks marked on the bottom "Tiffany and Co, 18195, makers, 3255, 925-1000, M" 6 1/2" tall. . 240. A Gorham sterling silver meat fork and a pudding server together with a coin silver ladle marked "T.K.E." 241. A carved red stone opium pipe with 2 bowls together with a Satsuma brush holder and a covered porcelain jar. Floral and butterfly decoration. 242. Miniature carved ivory mask together with a covered box with carved flowers on the top. Both Oriental. 243. A carved ivory figurine of a geisha together with a figurine of a man carrying wood. Both are decorated and hand colored. 244. Cherry cloverleaf shaped tip top candle stand set on a vase and turned shaft set on spider legs. 19th century American. 245. Hand blown bottle with enamel floral decoration and a pewter top rim around the top. 6" tall, probably 18th century Pennsylvania. 246. Tin reflecting oven, probably Shaker together with a tin coffee pot having a brass collar, spout and handle. Both 19th century American. 247. 92 piece partial dessert set of Paris Porcelain china having a white background with a black, green, and gold stripe around the rims. 19th century France. 248. Watercolor on paper of The Madonna and Child together with another of women having tea and another of a young gentlemen. Probably 19th century. 249. Watercolor on paper landscape with a Horse, wagon, child and a man loading brush. Signed lower right "Geo C. Bell" ( 19th century American). 9" by 13 ½" sight. 250. Oil on canvas landscape with a seated woman in the foreground and a mountain in the background. Illegibly signed lower left. 251. Watercolor on paper of a coaching scene signed lower right "R. Rosenbaum" (Richard, 1864-, Austrian). 252. Oil on board still life of baskets of Strawberries. 29 ½" by 15 ½" sight. 253. Watercolor on paper of an Italian village scene and a man and a woman. 8" by 11" sight. 254 to 259: Open Lots. 260. Linen smoother having a carved horse set on a board with chip carved circles. 261. Ship model with 3 masts, named the Vincent White. 42" long. 262. Oval lapped Fingered box in natural finish. 5 ¼" long. 263. Tin dome top Tole decorated document box with a black background, large red flowers on the front. 9 ½" long by 7 ½" tall. Old but replaced handle. 264. Late Mahogany Hepplewhite secretary having a broken arch glazed door top above a base with a fold down writing surface over 3 drawers, the top drawer is over hung, over a cut out base. 41" wide by 80" tall. Chinese red decorated surface. 265. Early delft charger with orange and green decoration, chipped on the back. 18th century. 266. 3 pieces of soft paste: a floral sugar bowl missing the lid, Leeds mustard pot with a repaired lid, and a stick decorated saucer. 19th century England. 267. 3 Continental porcelain figures of 2 men and a woman. Men have damage. 268. Blue and white figural porcelain group of a lady in a carriage attended by two gentlemen. Marked on the bottom "Royal Dux". 269. Set of five 17th century style side chairs with a shell carved crest. 270. 60 pieces of Lavender and white Chelsea China ; 12 dinner, 17 salad/desert plates, 13 cups, 14 saucers. Coffee and tea pots, sugar and creamer. Mid 19th century English. Some staining. 271. 20 pieces of China with gold decoration on a white background marked "Cauldron, England" in dark green. 12 dimmer and one chop plate, 6 open soups and an oval platter. 272. Oil on board landscape of a house on a pond signed lower left "George W. Drew" (1875-1968, N.Y., N.Y.), 5.5" by 9" sight. 273. Pair of watercolors on paper of a man and a woman. Figured maple frames. Probably mid 19th century. 274. 20 pieces of early pewter, spoons of varying sizes. 275. White painted 3 tier plant stand with molded shelves supported by scrolled brackets set on a turned box stretcher base. Sides are decorated with applied scrolls. 48" wide by 46" tall. 276. Three pieces of treen wooden ware; a Queen Anne brush, a covered box and a holder for clay pipes. 277. 7 Pieces of early metal ware including brass fry pans, a brass long handled walking stick, 2 brass strainers, copper egg poacher, an oval tin covered box and a covered tobacco box. 278. Oil on wooden board landscape of a farmer, his dog and his horse drawing a wagon possibly "Syruping". Noted on verso "Artist started M.A. Oliverio finished by Julius Oliverio". 17" by 22". 279. Watercolor on paper of a New England coastal town signed lower left indistinctly. 11 ½" by 23 ½" sight. 280. Gold leaf architectural form over mantle mirror with a scene with classical figures at the top. 29" by 46" wide. 281. Early rectangular tin tray with floral decoration. 28 ½" wide. 282. Early tin tray, shaped form painted red with a floral decoration. 29" wide. . 283. Two country painted folk art decorated fences with carved applied figures and shapes. Probably a surround for a feather Christmas tree. 284. Country Painted folk art model of a church. 21" long by 20 ½" tall. 285. Star pattern pieced quilt. Probably 19th century New Hampshire. Some staining. 92" by 78". 286. Stoneware pitcher with blue bands at the top and center, applied decorations at the waist and incised bands around the collar. 11" tall. 287. Oil on canvas landscape with 2 boys fishing. Signed lower left "Chas. Turner, 1905" (Charles H., 1848-1908, Boston). 29 ½" by 19 ½" sight. 288. Banister back armchair with a Prince of Whales Crest, scrolled arms and Spanish feet. Reproduction. 289. Early architectural wall cupboard having 2 doors with 3 cross hatched panels each. 54" by 38 ½". 290. Tin fluid lamp set on conical base. 14" tall. 291. Early cast iron meat crown, 8 hooks. 11 ½" diameter. 292. Early bronze handled posit pot. 293. Caucasian oriental rug, red background with black accents. 108" long by 51" wide. 294. Ornately inlayed Middle Eastern gaming table with cabriole legs. 295. Early trestle table with turned legs set into shoe feet. Unusual hook extending from the side. Possibly Continental. 296. Early Hand colored print titled " Mauritiopolis", people landing on shore attended by slaves. 10 ½" by 21½" sight. 297. Pair of Sheffield tureens set on footed warming bases with ivory handles. 298. 11 Paris porcelain cups and saucers together with 9 other saucers. Salmon foliate design on white. 299. Marquetry inlayed side chair with a needlepoint seat. Damage to the crest. 300. Burled wood coffee table made from an antique English oval tiptop breakfast table with chunky tapered legs. 53" long. 301. Bamboo reclining armchair with a foot rest on wheels, caned seats and back. Chinese. 302. Pressed Brass on wood valances. 2 sets. Damage. Probably mid 19th century American.
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