The Cobbs Auctioneers
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Antique and Fine Art Auction Saturday April 12th 2008
First Session Begins at 10AM
Second Session of Antique Toy Blocks & Games begins at 2:30PM
At Historic Noone Falls Mill, Peterborough NH
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421. Coin Silver German
Presentation Chalice & Cover,
dated in the German inscription
1843, “Presented to Raphael Rosenthal for his service to the German
community in Posin by his co-workers. Life is like a chalice, we all
mix our own drink & what you have mixed yourself you drink out of
this cup to our health and with the greatest of thanks,” 15 1/4”
tall with the cover, hallmarked on outside of base, “blau, sla,
Posin”, mark (not decipherable), split where cup meets shaft, slight
tilt to base. Provenance: A Dublin NH collection.
Estimate $600-1,000
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422. Hester Bateman Cruet Set
Holder, coin silver
base with scrolled handles & round holders for 5 castor jars
(missing), 12 1/4” long, hallmarked on the bottom, “HB,” circa 1781,
one side is armorial engraved with a raised arm & sword. Provenance:
A New Hampshire collection.
Estimate $500-900
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423. Nine Pieces Of Sterling
Silver: A - Erickson
hand hammered serving spoon. B - Pair of Gorham serving fork &
spoon, initials. C - Strawberry decorated handle serving spoon. D -
Lincoln & Foss pier server, “Ahlborn”. E - G? A Crosby, serving
spoon, initial “A”. F - Chamberlain & Son table spoon, as is. G -
Two miscellaneous serving spoons. Provenance: A New Hampshire
collection.
Estimate $300-500 |
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424. Sterling Silver Flatware,
Bigelow & Kennard, 22
dinner forks & 2 pudding spoons, 2 teaspoons, 2 different initial
groups, same pattern, early 20th century England. Provenance: A New
Hampshire collection.
Estimate $500-700 |
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424A. Gorham Imperial
Chrysanthemum Sterling Silver Flatware,
12 dinner forks & knives,
pudding spoons & teaspoons, 48 pieces total, initialed, 19/20th
century, American. Provenance: A New Hampshire collection.
Estimate $800-1,200 |
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484. Circa 1735 London Silver
Deep Dish, a shaped
molded edge, stag over a crown crest, marked on rim, hallmarked on
the verso, “Joseph Sanders (London 1730),” 9 1/4” diameter.
Provenance: A Dublin NH collection.
Estimate $500-700 |
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485. Two Sets Of Dinner Knives,
12 Gorham
Manufacturing Co., mother of pearl handles and 12 sterling handled,
possibly Towle, 19th century. Provenance: A New Hampshire
collection.
Estimate $200-300 |
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486. Apostle Spoons,
12 hallmarked silver, 4” tall &
a single 7” tall gold plate on silver, probably 18th century
England. Provenance: A New Hampshire collection.
Estimate $200-300 |
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487. Sterling Flatware;
12 Whiting “Hyperion”
pattern teaspoons; 12 Towle “Canterbury” pattern lunch forks; 10
Towle teaspoons & 7 misc. pickle forks & butter knives, 41 pieces,
20th century. Provenance: A New Hampshire collection.
Estimate $400-600 |
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488. Four Silver Plated
Telescoping Candlesticks,
each marked “Morton’s Pat,” 5
1/2” - 9” tall, 1 missing bobeche, 19th century. Provenance: A New
Hampshire collection.
Estimate $100-200
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489. Three Pieces Of Silver
Plate; an oval
handled tray, with reticulated edge & wooden bottom, 27” long; a
footed salver; a pair of candlesticks, one missing bobeche, 19/20th
century. Provenance: A New Hampshire collection.
Estimate $200-300
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489A. Six American Coin Silver
Spoons: 2 table,
“Bradberry & A Cutler, Boston;” 3 teaspoons, 1 marked “AC,” and a
“Daniel Low” sugar shell, 19th century. Provenance: A New Hampshire
collection.
Estimate $100-200 |
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