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John McInnis Auctioneers
May 30-Memorial Day Weekend Auction-Session 3
Monday - May 30, 2016
900: (19th c) FOLK ART ROOSTER WEATHERVANE
USD 5,000 - 7,000
Formed and embossed copper. unmarked. 28 1/2 x 24 1/2 inches.
901: 1802 THOMAS JEFFERSON DINNER INVITATION
USD 1,000 - 2,000
Printed invitation to dinner at the White House, accomplished in Thomas Jefferson's hand, addressed by Jefferson on integral blank
reads: "Th: Jefferson requests the favor of the honorable Mr. Read to dine with him on Thursday Feb. 4 1802 at half after three or at
whatever later hour the house may rise...The favour of an answer is asked." Note: Nathan Read (1759-1849) most notably invented
the first true high pressure steam engine in 1789. Read was elected as a Federalist to the Sixth Congress to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation of Samuel Sewall; he was reelected to the Seventh Congress and served from November 25, 1800, to March 3,
1803. He was not a candidate for re-nomination in 1802.
902: PRESIDENT JAMES MONROE DUELING PISTOL CASE
USD 500 - 1,000
Velvet lined fitted mahogany case with brass cartouche engraved "J.M." Including: Powder flask, (2) bullet molds, barrel cleaner,
lead shot, flints, wadding and (2) letter openers. Provenance: By direct descent from President James Monroe.
903: (20th c) AMERICAN SCHOOL PRESIDENT MONROE
USD 100 - 200
"Law office, University of Virginia" watercolor. 8 1/2 x 11 1/2 inches.
904: US CAPITOL AT WASHINGTON REVERSE PAINTED TABLET
USD 150 - 250
Printed and reverse painted glass. 9 1/2 x 7 1/2 inches. framed .
905: KEEPSAKES REGARDING PRESIDENT JAMES MONROE
USD 400 - 600
Including: Still life with strawberries, cherries, pears, grapes, peach, bird and leaves, embroidery on silk. 13 x 10 inches (image),
Lithograph of James Monroe. Together with "The Home of President James Monroe on Monroe Hill on the Campus of the University
of Virginia. Oil on paper board. by Eliot C. Clark NA . Provenance: By direct descent from President James Monroe.
906: PRESIDENTIAL WASHROOM WASHINGTON DC DOOR PLATE
USD 300 - 500
Brass door plate embossed with the Seal of the President, Shields, Stars and Wreaths & Ropes of laurel.
907: GUEST BOOK OF ROSE GOUVERNEUR HOES (1929-1931)
USD 200 - 300
Washington D.C.. April 29, 1929 to July 31, 1931. 14 x 9 inches. (Hundreds of guests have signed this interesting time capsules of
the Hoes friends and families. Rose Hoes was the Great Grand Niece of President of James Monroe and wife of Chaplain of the
Navy Roswell Randall Hoes.
908: GEORGE WASHINGTON BATTERSEA TIE BACK
USD 800 - 1,200
"Gen. Washington" is shown in full color on this pre-1800 mirror support or curtain tie-back. Diameter 2 inches.
909: 1801 G WASHINGTON MOMENTO MORI BY T. CLARKE BOSTON
USD 100 - 200
"Sacred to the Memory of the Illustrious George Washington" engraving 8 x 8 inches.
910: CALLING CARD CASE with WASHINGTON MONUMENT
USD 100 - 200
Tortoise shell case with abalone inlay and the early design for the Washington Monument. 4 x 2 3/4 inches.
911: GEORGE WASHINGTON MOURNING THEOREM, MONROE PROV.
USD 3,000 - 5,000
Circa 1800, painting on velvet depicting a woman at a memorial, inscribed: "Sacred to the Memory of Washington". 17 x 14 inches.
Provenance: The Hoes family, Wayland, MA by descent of President James Monroe.
912: GEORGE WASHINGTON SILK NEEDLEWORK MOURNING PICTURE
USD 4,000 - 6,000
Circa 1800, silk background with needlework centered with monument mounted with a George Washington cameo engraving, above
India ink inscription: "Born 11th Feb OS 1722. Comr Cont. Army 1775. Prest Fedrl. Conv. 1787. Prest. U. States 1789. Declin'd
Election 1796. Comr. Fed. Army [sic] 1798" Figure and eagle mourning at monument with a laid to rest sword, set in original gilt
frame with reverse gilt painted border: " In Memory of Washington By H. Stephens". sight: 17 /2 x 16 inches. Provenance: The Hoes
family, Wayland, MA by descent of President James Monroe.
913: GEORGE WASHINGTON SILK ELEGIAC POEM BROADSIDE
USD 3,000 - 5,000
Exceedingly rare, print on silk, titled “An Elegiac Poem on the Death of George Washington Commander in Chief of the Armies of the
United States, Who died at Mount Vernon, Virginia, 14th December, 1799, Aged 69 years. Dedicated to the Citizens of the Unites
States.”, issued in the wake of George Washington's Death, poem is in three vertical columns within a decorative pediment and
tombstone design., printed 17 days after Washington's death, on January 1, 1800, by R. Aitken and is listed in the "Threads of
History" reference book as #18. Missing in virtually every collection and museum. Provenance: The Hoes family, Wayland, MA by
descent of President James Monroe, 19 x 11 1/2 inches.
914: ZEDEKIAH BELKNAP(1781-1858)
USD 3,000 - 5,000
"Possible the Wife of Dorcas Danforth Merrill" oil on panel. 26 x 20 inches. unsigned, unframed.
915: HENRY INMAN (1801 - 1846)
"John Campbell at his desk" oil on panel. 30 x 24 inches. unsigned. framed.
USD 500 - 1,000
916: (19th c) AMERICAN SCHOOL
USD 400 - 600
"(18th c) Gentleman with Pipe" oil on canvas. 32 x 25 inches. unsigned. Federal period frame
USD 200 - 300
"Portrait of a Gentleman" (possibly James Monroe's (nephew and son in law Samuel L. Gouverneur) oil on canvas 12 x 10 inches.
unsigned, unframed.
918: (19th c) FEDERAL PERIOD PORTRAIT OF A GENT
USD 400 - 600
Pastel on paper. 19 x 14 1/2 inches. Lemon gold molded frame.
919: (19th c) FEDERAL PERIOD PORTRAIT OF A GENTLEMAN
USD 200 - 400
Oil on canvas board. 8 x 6 3/4 inches
920: (19th c) MINIATURE ON IVORY OF LAVINIA HICKSON
USD 150 - 250
Lavinia is depicted wearing an assortment of jewelry. 2 x 1 1/2 inches. Framed
921: RUFUS PORTER PORTRAIT MINIATURE OF NATHAN AMES
USD 400 - 600
Presented in a lemon gold frame and reverse painted glass mat. 3 3/4 x 2 3/4 inches.
922: (19th c) PORTRAIT MINIATURE OF EARLIER 19thc GENT
USD 100 - 150
Watercolor, pen, ink and pencil. 3 1/2 x 2 5/8 inches. Presented in a Federal Period pressed brass frame.
923: (19thc) PORTRAIT MINIATURE OF GEN. ROSWELL RANDALL
"Roswell Randall (1786-1871) of Stonington, CT" mixed media on paper. 4 x 3 inches. signed Hovey..
USD 50 - 100
924: (19th c) MINIATURE ON IVORY OF JAMES CAMPBELL
USD 100 - 200
2 1/2 x 2 inches.
925: (18th c) PORTRAIT MINIATURE OF A YOUNG WOMAN
USD 200 - 400
"Possibly the wife of Isaac de Graff (1756-1844)" watercolor and pencil on paper. 5 x 3 3/4 inches.
926: (19thc) PORTRAIT MINIATURE ON IVORY OF A GENTLEMAN
USD 200 - 300
"Profile of a Federal Period Gent" watercolor on paper board 3 1/4 x 2 1/2 inches. unsigned. framed in a floating mat.
927: (Early 19thc) MINIATURE ON IVORY OF A GENT w/ BOOK
USD 100 - 200
Note on back helps identifies the sitter as Abraham Parsell 1835 NYC. Very interesting case which can hang while open. Case
measures 3 x 2 1/2 inches.
928: FRANCIS A. LYDSTON (1819-1902) NEWBURYPORT
USD 300 - 500
"Gentleman (Possibly Lydston's younger brother William) at the Piano" signed and dated verso. Dated Aug. 12 1844 $15.00. Case
made by Smith's No. 2 Milk St. Boston. 2 1/2 x 1 3/4 inches.
929: IMPORTANT (LATE 18th c) CARVED EAGLE NEWBURYPORT
USD 5,000 - 10,000
Carved and painted wood, Joseph Wilson of Newburyport. Height 28 inches. Note: This carving appears on the rooftop of a carriage
house on Olive Street,, Newburyport in a circa 1860's photograph. The only other eagle attributed to Wilson known to exist was
commissioned by Lord Timothy Dexter who lived at 201 High Street less than two blocks away.
930: (19th c) THREE NEWBURYPORT / NEWBURY SAMPLERS
USD 300 - 500
Including: Caroline E. Noyes, Betsy Jaques 1817 and Susan Johnson 1820.
931: WILLIAM BARTLET (1748-1841) by JAMES HUBBARD
USD 100 - 200
Cut silhouette, identified verso. 4 x 3 inches (image). *Note: William Bartlet was the wealthiest merchant of Federalist Newburyport.
932: SILHOUETTE OF DIPLOMAT DATED 1852 POSSIBLY AFRICA
USD 200 - 300
"Georgia Augusta 1852" signed. 3 1/2 x 3 inches.
933: 1816 PEALE MUSEUM SILHOUETTES BALTIMORE MD
USD 400 - 600
(4) Silhouette family group of the Allen / Taney families inscribed verso "Cheif Justice Roger Brook Taney & wife with their daughter
and son-in-law Major Allen done at Peale's Museum Baltimore, MD 1816. Property of Dr. E.D. Taney 1898 Baltimore, MD. Each
silhouette embossed "MUSEUM". glass measures 8 x 10 inches.
934: AUGUSTIN EDOUART 1836 FULL LENGTH SILOUETTE
USD 400 - 600
Lithographic interior and cityscape with full length cut silhouette of a gentleman. 10 1/2 x 7 inches. (sight)
935: AUGUSTIN EDOUART SILHOUETTE / RODINA OF BALTIMORE
USD 100 - 200
Annotated that this silhouette Rodina Berte born 14th June 1839 was pasted by Edouart and the name and date of the child's birth
was written by him. Rodina lived in Baltimore Maryland.
936: (EARLY 19th c) BRASS MARITIME TELESCOPE
USD 200 - 300
Woven horse hair grip. Early paper label signed "Libertus Van Bokkelen" (freed man). Maker unknown. 19 1/2 inches. 36 inches
(extended)
937: (19th c) BRASS TELESCOPE
USD 50 - 75
Unmarked. Length 21 inches.
938: c.1850 SHIP BUILDER'S HALF MODEL OF BLONDELL
USD 3,000 - 5,000
Laminated pine painted black and green. 12 x 49 inches. *Note: Blondell was built at the Currier Ship Yard, Newburyport. This half
model has descended in the Coffin / Currier family.
939: (19th c) MAHOGANY MARINER'S DESK SET CALENDER ETC
USD 200 - 300
One of a kind (6) Drawer mahogany case fitted with barometer, calendar, set candlesticks, stamp drawers, pen rests, etc.
940: Early (19th c) JOSEPH RICHTER HARMONICA
USD 50 - 100
Brass and hardwood. Original faux shagreen and tortoise shell paper board case. 6 x 2 1/4 inches.
941: (18th c) 15 SECOND GLASS PERHAPS FOR NAVIGATION
USD 400 - 600
Early turned oak and pine, blown glass and black sand. Height 4 inches.
942: (19TH c) ISLAND MAHOGANY SEA CHEST
USD 400 - 600
Dovetailed corners, retaining original rope beckets mounted with oak brackets with brass stars, hewn interior, with white pine bottom,
13 28 1/2 x 15 3/4 inches.
943: (19th c) CANTEEN IN BLACK PAINT
USD 75 - 125
6 x 2 1/4 inches.
944: (19th c) CHINA TRADE PAINTING
USD 500 - 1,000
"Hawchow, nurse of Rose de Chine (Mrs. Roswell Randall Hoes)" oil on canvas. 11 1/2 x 9 1/2 inches. unsigned. framed. Note:
Samuel L. Gouverneur was nephew to President James Monroe and US Consul in Foo Chow, China. His granddaughter Rose de
Chine Gouverneur was born in China in 1860, married Roswell Randall Hoes (1850–1921) and died on May 26, 1933.
945: (19th c) CHINA TRADE PAINTING
USD 400 - 600
"Chinese Junk at Sea" oil on canvas 13 x 16 inches. unsigned. framed.
946: (19th c) REVOLVER SIMILAR TO COLT
USD 500 - 1,000
Numbered under loading lever LARGE "11" and 9103.
947: (19th c.) HAWKEN RIFLE WITH OCTAGONAL BARRELL
USD 400 - 600
Tiger maple stock with brass stock, guard and nickel hardware. Engraved lock plate and hammer. Unmarked. Barrel 36 inches. 51
1/2 inches overall.
948: (19th c) AMERICAN FLAT POWER HORN & BURNISHER
USD 40 - 60
Burnisher with loop handle possibly of Scandinavian origin.
949: (1st HALF 19th c) EAGLE POMMEL SWORD AND SCABBARD
USD 200 - 400
Officer's sword with 26 1/2 inch blade engraved with canons and roses, eagle pommel, ogee guard. Unmarked. Overall 33 1/2
inches.
950: (19thc) SAMUEL JACKSON BALTIMORE SURGICAL KIT
USD 200 - 300
Civil War era trephine surgical kit in its original fitted brass bound rosewood case.
951: 1782 SURVEYOR'S TRANSIT SIGNED JACOB LEAVITT
USD 1,000 - 2,000
Brass transit with 5 1/4 inch dial 12 x 7 inches, original (18th c) oak and maple 46 inch tripod and additional needles. Signed on
cover and under transit "Jacob Leavitt" (Hingham, MA)
952: BUFF & BERGER TRANSIT
USD 300 - 500
Mahogany case, oak transit, brass compass with silvered dial, signed and numbered 2645, with pole, tripod 55 inches high, case, 15
x 10 x 10 inches.
953: BRITISH LEATHER TRAVEL CASE
USD 100 - 200
Early 20th century, top carry handle, base with wood slat-bracing, hardware stamped "British Made", front lettered: " HHP", 12 1/2 x
18 x 18 inches.
954: (19th c) FOLK CARVED AMERICAN EAGLE WITH BANNER
USD 400 - 600
Carved pine "For a Better America." Signed D. Beauregard, Salem, Mass" verso. 9 1/2 x 12 inches. With modern display base.
955: (19th c.) FEDERAL PERIOD TEA CADDY
Shell and floral marquetry and a variety of inlays. Turkish paper lined.
USD 100 - 300
956: FEDERAL PERIOD BATTERSEA BOX
USD 50 - 75
With quote regarding vanity. 1 x 1 1/2 inches.
957: (19th c) CARVED AND PAINTED WOODEN FIGURINE
USD 100 - 200
Post-colonial gentleman in period dress is depicted playing a fiddle. Height 6 1/2 (including base)
958: (3) CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PLATES
USD 50 - 100
(19th c) Hand decorated with scene of man in landscape with approaching boat. 12, 12 and 11 inches diameter.
959: TWO (18th c) DELFT TIN GLAZED PITCHERS
USD 200 - 300
Height 11 inches each.
960: GRANDFATHER ABEL GATES (MOCHA) CIDER MUG
USD 300 - 600
Slip decorated pearlware, early matches and "grannie note". Height 5 3/4 inches. *From a Newburyport Estate.
961: (18thc ) ENGLISH CREAMWARE CREAMER
USD 50 - 75
2 x 6 x 3 3/4 inches.
962: (6) EARLY ENGLISH BLUE AND DELFT TILES
USD 200 - 300
Tiles complete image of prancing horse. 5 1/4 x 5 1/4 inches (each)
963: (18thc) HESTER BATEMAN COIN SILVER TEAPOT
USD 1,000 - 2,000
Oval teapot bright cut with bows, cartouches and florets. Monogrammed. Wooden finial and handle. 5 1/4 x 10 x 4 inches.
964: FEDERAL PERIOD PRESENTATION SILVER TO CAPT GREEN
USD 2,000 - 3,000
Waste bowl by Joel Sayre (1778-1818) New York engraved "From the New York & Columbian Insurance Companies to Samuel
Green Master of the Ship Polly as a Momento of his Gallantly Recapturing with the aid of a Boy his Vessel on 6th of Oct. 1809 from
five Frenchmen who held Possession of her as a Prize." With an engraving of a ship verso.
965: THREE ENGLISH STERLING SPOONS
USD 75 - 125
Two marked for Thomas Wallis, London 1799 8 7/8ths inches and the third London, RW, 1840 ,11 7/8 inches long, 9 t. oz.
966: (10) CANDELL AND LORING COFFIN END SPOONS
USD 75 - 125
(6) Charles Candell bright cut and monogrammed. Length 5 1/2 inches. 2.57 ounces. (4) Joseph Loring monogrammed. Length 6
inches. 1.9 ounces.
967: (7) COIN SILVER SPOONS INCLUDING GALE & MOSELY
USD 50 - 100
(2) Soup spoons with English marks. 6 3/4 inches and (5) teaspoons marked "G & M" Gale $ Mosely. with shell embossed and
monogrammed handles. 6 1/4 inches. 5.75 ounces (total)
968: GERITY SILVER PLATED SALAD SET
USD 20 - 30
Maker's mark verso. Length 13 inches.
969: LOT OF (6) PIECES OF COIN SILVER FLATWARE
USD 75 - 125
(2) Harry Raynes soup spoons hallmarked fork, M. Root & Brother soup spoon, JBC & S sauce ladle, shell scoop signed T.C. 9.34
troy ounces.
970: COIN SILVER ENGRAVED DOUBLE HANDLED OVAL BOWL
USD 300 - 500
Swooped rim rises to looped handles, ribbed bowl, "Virtue herself is her own fairest reward..." Engraved in Latin below lion and
crown. Monogrammed verso. Not marked. 8 x 14 1/2 x 7 1/4 inches. 32.55 troy ounces.
971: TWO (18th c) ENGLISH STERLING SILVER SOUP SPOONS
(1) George II rat tail hallmarked, (1) example with marker's mark N.H. and hallmarked. 3.175 troy ounces.
USD 100 - 200
972: TWO (19th c) ENGLISH STERLING SILVER SOUP SPOONS
USD 50 - 100
Hallmarks worn. 2.26 troy ounces.
973: LOT OF EARLY PEWTER
USD 100 - 200
Including: (3) Porringers, (1) Salt, (1) Shaker, (1) Creamer.
974: 1746 REV. MR. JOHN ROGERS IPSWICH SERMON
USD 30 - 50
Published in Boston for Kneeland and Green. 8 x 6 inches.
975: 1823 MURS, DUETTS & TRIOS SHEET MUSIC BY GOULD
USD 100 - 300
By N.D. Gould. Printed by Thomas Badger Boston 1823. Social Harmony or A Compilation of Murs, Duets and Trios for the Organ,
or Piano Forte. Hardcover bound 152pp.
976: 1845 SCHOOL BOY MATHEMATICAL EXERCISE/ COPY BOOK
USD 400 - 600
Benjamin Lowe 1845 with mathematical problems, calligraphy, watercolor and pen and ink drawings of schooners, doodles,
churches, and ships. 40pp.
977: SCHOOL BOY MATHEMATICAL EXERCISE/ COPY BOOK
USD 400 - 600
Benjamin Lowe 1861. Including: Interest, Rule of Three, Alligation, Square Root, Permulation, Etc. With drawings, pen and ink and
watercolor that include: Full page of paddle wheeler, tall ship off coast, smaller images of tall ship and paddle wheeler, full page of
ships off coast, United States Coat of Arms, trees, Hope, other ships, woman etc.
978: 1763 HEBREW GRAMMAR, 1731 BOOK-KEEPING, 1794 SERMON
USD 400 - 600
(3) Hardcover books: Hebrew Grammar collected by Lyons and Grey, Printed by R and S Draper 1763. Essay on Book-Keepping by
Double Entry by William Webster, London Bettesworth 1763. Sermons on the Religious Education of Children Northampton by Philip
Doddridge, Boston, printed by Samuel Hall. 1794.
979: NATHAN READ 1790 RECEIPT FOR UTENSILS BOSTON
USD 20 - 30
Payment received for (2) Cases of Ivory Handle Knives and Forks. Mason & Winslow. Note: Nathan Read (1759-1849) most notably
invented the first true high pressure steam engine in 1789. Read was elected as a Federalist to the Sixth Congress to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Samuel Sewall; he was reelected to the Seventh Congress and served from November 25, 1800, to
March 3, 1803. He was not a candidate for re-nomination in 1802.
980: (19thc) CHARLES BYAM SHOE RETAILER EPHEMERA
USD 40 - 60
1860's -1880's Records of Charlestown, Mass. Including receipts, licenses, trade cards, gas payment stubs, Erie Railway receipts
etc.
981: 1755 NOTIFICATION OF SERVICE ELENOR BRADFORD
USD 50 - 75
Cambridge April 21st, 1755. "Elenor Bradford came to service at my house this 14th day of this mounth. She was born at boston as
she says, has lived some time at Lextington and twelve mounths at Mr. Jones farm & at Mr. Mannnings Cambridge. She came to my
fouse from Mr. Randals of Charlestown. S. Phipps"
982: SCHOLAR'S ARITHMETIC 1802 /HISTORY OF HINGHAM 1827
USD 40 - 60
Second addition by Daniel Adams, Printed at Leominster, MA by Adams and Wilder 1802. Town of Hingham by Solomon Lincoln, Jr.
Caleb Gill jr and Farmer and Brown. 1827.
983: 2 POLICE RECORDS AND RECOLLECTIONS BY SAVAGE 1873
USD 30 - 50
(2) Copies. Boston by Daylight and Gaslight. Boston: John P. Dale Pilot Building Boston.
984: EARLY (19th c) NEW HAMPSHIRE LEGAL DOCUMENTS
USD 100 - 300
Approximately (5) documents including: Rulings of Strafford County Court Cases, Deeds, Receipts, Portsmouth Pew deed, Warrants
and demands to be executed by Sheriff, ledger pages etc. Together with the same regarding Massachusetts.
985: 1891 SCHOCK'S CLOSING-OUT SALE BROADSIDE
USD 50 - 100
Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Alfred Paschall Printer. 17 1/2 x 19 inches.
986: (18th &19th c) LEDGERS BOWDITCH SALEM & EASTPORT
USD 100 - 300
1729-1742 Joseph Bowditch ledger of sales of dry goods including: chocolate, molasses. Together with a partial ledger of Attorney
William Jeffrey Read Eastport, ME 1826. Note: Joseph Bowditch was also the Clerk or Courts, Salem, MA. Note.
987: (MID 19thc) COLLECTION OF SHEET MUSIC
USD 200 - 300
Approx. 20-30 many with lithographic artwork. Mostly published in New York and Boston. Includiing: The Forrester's Bride", "Thje
Greenwood Tree", "The Tournement Quadrilles", "I Was Happy" "Queen of Beauty".
988: (6) PIECES OF AMERICAN SHEET MUSIC CIRCA 1830's
USD 100 - 300
Including: The Tiger Quick Step to Capt. Weston Boston Light Infantry. 1834, City Guards Quick Step Boston, Coal Black Rose
Boston, I'll Be No Submissive Wife New York 1835, The Tee-to-tal Society N. Currier New York, Polish War Song Faneuil Hall
Boston 183.
989: (18th/ 19thc) SOUTH HAMPTON & SALISBURY DEEDS
USD 100 - 200
Over (20 documents) Including: Deeds, Indenture, Militia appointment, receipt for foods, Discharge paper. Mostly for the Currier,
Brown and Morrill families. Together with a tin type of a young girl, stamps, cut love note, pouch,
990: (18th / 19th c) EPHEMERA INCLUDING DEEDS ETC
USD 100 - 200
1776 grant and 1804 deed to pew at South Meeting House Portsmouth, NH, 1844 deed Plymouth, 1899 Revolutionary War Service
Record, 1836 New Durham marriage vital record, Insurance policies of Hingham Mutual, Relience and Farmer's Mutual Fire Ins. Co.,
Civil War newspaper clipping April 28, 1864 "Grant's Victory Complete. Canton, MA play handbill,
991: 1851 "CONQUERING PREJUDICE TO SAVE THE UNION"
USD 50 - 75
Antebellum era political cartoon concerning Massachusetts. Rare Lithograph. 12 x 16 1/2 inches.
992: BRASS INTAGLIO DIE of JOHN ENDICOTT (1601-1664)
USD 50 - 75
(19th c). Unmarked. 4 1/4 x 3 3/4 inches.
993: PAUL REVERE BOOKPLATE ENGRAVED FOR DAVID GREENE
USD 40 - 60
An original (19thc c) engraving. Imprint 4 x 2 1/2 inches. Framed (no glass).
994: FINE SILK EMBROIDERED MOURNING PICTURE 1802
USD 300 - 500
"In Memory of Mr. Simeon Hayward June 5, 1803 and Mrs Lucy Hayward Feb 13, 1788 by their daughter L. (Lucy) Hayward.
embroidered and painted silk. 13 1/4 x 10 1/4 inches (embroidery). framed. *Note: The Haywards resided in Concord and Stowe.
995: MOURNING PIECE OF MRS. LYDIA CRANE 1822
"In Memory of Mr. Lydia Crane obit. Feb. 17th 1822 at 67" watercolor on paper. 15 x 21 inches. framed.
USD 400 - 600
996: 1826 MAP OF THE EAST COAST OF THE UNITED STATES
USD 750 - 1,500
"United States Delineated by Marcella Woodward Columbia March 17, 1826." pen and ink, watercolor. 17 1/2 x 22 1/2 inches. *Note:
School girl work after "School Atlas to Accompany Woodbridge's Rudiments of Geography" by William Woodbridge published
1821-3.
997: A NEW MAP OF NORTH AMERICA FROM 1763 DISCOVERIES
USD 200 - 300
Printed on laid paper with Irish 1763 Pro Patria watermark of Detailed map of the British Colonies in North America at the close of
the French & Indian War. The claims of the Carolinas, Virginia and New England extend eastward toward the Pacific Ocean. Georgia
is now shown, as are many Indian Regions. The Earl of Granville's line is shown, as is the more southerly Florida/Carolina Boundary.
998: 1854 MAP OF NEW HAMPSHIRE by J.R. DODGE NASHUA
USD 200 - 300
36 x 26 inches.
999: 1858 MAP OF MERRIMACK COUNTY NH H.F. WALLING
USD 200 - 300
65 x 60 inches.
1000: 1848 MAP OF THE UNITED STATES AND MEXICO
USD 500 - 1,000
Portraits of Washington, Gen. Taylor and Gen Scott", 'Panoramic View from New York to the Pacific Ocean by the Contemplated
Oregon Railroad. Brief entries for the States and Territories of the United States." "Great Temple Dedicated to the Sun Destroyed by
Cortez in 1521'; "'The Halls of the Montezumas.' An American Exhibiting to the Sovereigns of Europe the Progress of His Country.'
All surrounded by decorative border."Colored lithograph. 30 x 22 inches. Published by Ensign and Thayer, New York. framed.
1001: FRAMED MAP OF CONNECTICUT SIGNED L. STEBBINS 1859
USD 200 - 400
Including parts or New York and New Jersey. Mounted to a period Eastlake frame. 43 1/2 x 45 inches
1002: 1813 MAP OF THE AMERICAN COAST BY JOHN MELISH
USD 100 - 300
Connecticut to Virginia. Published by John Melish, Philadelphia June 1813. 17 x 20 1/2
1003: 1797 AMOS DOOLITTLE CORRECT MAP OF CONNECTICUT
Engraved for Dr. Trumbull's History of Connecticut. 14 x 16 1/2 inches.
USD 300 - 500
1004: OLIVE CORNUCOPIA AND URN FLASK KEENE NH
USD 75 - 125
Height 6 1/2 inches.
1005: CORNUCOPIA AND EAGLE FLASK STODDARD, NH
USD 100 - 150
AMBER OLIVE. Height 6 1/2 inches.
1006: DOUBLE EAGLE FLASK STODDARD, NH
USD 100 - 150
Amber Olive. Height 7 inches
1007: OLIVE WASHINGTON / JACKSON FLASK CONNECTICUT
USD 200 - 300
Height 6 1/2 inches
1008: 1/2 PINT CORNUCOPIA & URN FLASK STODDARD, NH
USD 100 - 200
Amber Olive. Height 5 1/2 inches
1009: 1/2 PINT DOUBLE EAGE FLASK STODDARD, NH
USD 75 - 100
Height 6 inches
1010: HAND BLOWN TURQUOISE COLOGNE BOTTLE
USD 20 - 30
Height 3 inches.
1011: OLIVE GREEN HAND BLOWN CHESTNUT BOTTLES
Height 6 1/2 and 6 1/4 inches.
USD 300 - 500
1012: KEEN NH OLIVE GREEN MOLDED GLASS FLASK
USD 150 - 250
"Sunburst" pattern. Partially embossed "Keen" and "P.W.". Height 6 inches.
1013: BLOWN MOLDED "UNION" AQUA GLASS FLASK
USD 50 - 100
Height 6 inches.
1014: CARVED AND PAINTED WORKING DECOY
USD 100 - 300
Interesting retractable lead keel. Length 13 inches.
1015: (2) CARVED AND PAINTED WORKING DECOYS
USD 100 - 200
Glass eyes, weighted lead keel. Length 16 and 15 inches.
1016: IRON AND PAINTED SHEET METAL CONFIDENCE DECOY
USD 50 - 100
Canadian Goose at rest. 18 x 11 inches overall.
USD 200 - 300
Including: Mallard drake and hen, preening duck, and an blue bill. Length 15 1/2 inches (and under)
1018: MASON DECOY FACTORY DRAKE MALLARD
USD 200 - 300
Standard grade. Glass eye. Length 16 inches.
USD 150 - 300
Including: Miniature Canadian Goose, Brant Alert, Blue Bill and a 4th. Together with (3) carved heads. Length 15 1/2 inches (and
under)
1020: LESSER SCAUP DRAKE DECOY
USD 50 - 100
Glass eyes. Length 14 inches.
USD 40 - 60
Length 14 and 13 inches.
1022: PAIR OF CARVED AND PAINTED WORKDING DECOYS
USD 100 - 200
Length 15 1/2 and 13 1/2 inches
1023: BILL ROBERTS LONGBILLED CURLEW 1987
USD 40 - 60
Signed and dated. Height including base and stand 18 inches.
1024: ERNEST STECK CARVED AND PAINTED QUAIL DECOY
USD 75 - 125
East Quogue, NY. Height 9 inches.
1025: FOLK ART CARVED AND PAINTED MINIATURE MALLARD DUCK
USD 200 - 400
Glass eyes. Length 4 3/8 x 7 1/2 inch.
1026: (4) MINIATURE DECOYS
USD 50 - 100
Preening mallard signed Gidell Waterfield?, (2) unsigned and (1) Carry-Lite Decoy of Milwaukee. Length 7 1/2 inches (and under)
1027: RUSS AND ALLSTON BURR MINIATURE DECOYS HINGHAM
USD 300 - 500
Including: Mallards signed Russ Burr, Wood Duck signed Allston Burr and an unsigned Canada Goose. 4 1/2 inches and under.
1028: (3) CARVED AND PAINTED SHORE BIRDS BY TREMBLEY
USD 50 - 100
Gull, duck and Canadian Goose. Length 9 inches (and smaller)
1029: (6) CARVED AND PAINTED FOLK ART BIRDS
USD 200 - 300
Unsigned. Length 5 inches (and under)
1030: (6) CARVED AND PAINTED FOLK ART BIRDS
USD 300 - 500
Unsigned. Length 5 3/4 inches (and under)
1031: (Mid 20th c) PURPLE MARTIN BIRD HOUSE
USD 400 - 600
Victorian house with porch faithfully reproduced using traditional building techniques and materials. 28 x 25 x 30 inches.
1032: ALFRED JACOB MILLER (1810-1874)
USD 5,000 - 7,000
"Study in the Life School" signed with monogram circa 1834, inscribed verso painted at night. oil on paper. 12 7/8 x 9 inches. framed.
Note: This work has been exhibited at the Buffalo Bill Historical Center in Marsh 1982 and the Amon Carter Museum in September
1982.
1033: WILLLIAM HART (1823-1894)
USD 4,000 - 6,000
"Landscape with Family Setting Camp in Foreground with Covered Wagon." oil on canvas laid to panel. 19 x 28 inches. Signed lower
left. Framed.
1034: (19th c) NEAPOLITAN SCHOOL GOUCHE
USD 400 - 600
"ERUPTION 1855" 16 x 24 inches. unsigned. framed.
1035: PAIR OF AMERICAN SCHOOL SEASCAPES WITH LIGHTHOUSES
"Quiet Harbors with Sailboats" oil on board. 11 x 17 3/4 inches. unsigned.
USD 400 - 600
1036: AMBROSE MACNEIL (b.1852)
USD 100 - 200
"Roswell Randall Hoes Chaplain of the US Navy" oil on canvas. signed MacNeil 1911. framed.
1037: RUTH HAGSTROM (1906-2007)
USD 200 - 300
"Sailing off a Rocky Shore" o/b/ 8 1/2 x 10 1/2 inches.
1038: EDWARD SIEBERT (1856 - 1944)
USD 300 - 500
"Capri" oil on board. 6 1/2 x 10 inches. signed, framed
1039: NEW JERSEY MARINE PAINTING G. FOSTER
USD 100 - 200
Close race, Martinsville NJ by Gerald Foster approx. 5" by 4"
1040: AMERICAN SCHOOL LANDSCAPE SIGNED A.F. TUFTS
USD 100 - 150
"Wild flowers in a Landscape" oil on canvas board. 9 x 11 framed. signed A.F. Tufts.
USD 300 - 500
"Hudson River Landscape with Figures" oil on canvas laid to masonite. 21 x 29 inches. unsigned. framed.
1042: MARSHALL JOHNSON, JR (1850-1921)
USD 4,000 - 6,000
"Crossing the T / USS Constitution at Sail" oil on canvas 30 x 40 inches. signed. framed. Note: The Constitution Museum has a
similar example
1043: WILLIAM HALSALL (1841-1919)
"Off the Coast in a Gaff Rig Sail Boat" oil on canvas. 18 x 22 inches. signed. framed.
USD 2,000 - 3,000
USD 400 - 600
"Coastal Seascape with Ships on the Horizon" oil on canvas. 22 x 36 inches. unsigned.
1045: (2) J.J. AUDUBON LITHOGRAPHS PRINTED BY BOWEN
USD 200 - 300
No. 83 Plate 413 "Hooded Merganser" 6 x 9 3/4 inches (sight) and No. 81 Plate 402 "Black and Surf Duck" 6 x 9 1/4 inches (sight).
Framed.
1046: GEORGE AMES ALDRICH (1872 - 1941)
USD 1,500 - 2,500
"Coastal Landscape" o/b. 20 x 24 inches. signed. framed.
1047: (19th/ 20th c) AMERICAN SCHOOL HORSE PORTRAIT
USD 200 - 400
"Rudolph" watercolor. 13 1/2 x 16 1/2 inches. signed E. S. (Shirley) Borden. framed.
1048: HELEN MARY KNOWLTON (1832 - 1918)
USD 300 - 500
"Forest Path" oil on canvas. 28 1/2 x 22 1/2 inches. signed. framed.
1049: JAMES BRADY SWORD (1839-1915) PENNSYLVANIA
USD 400 - 600
"Country Farm" watercolor. 14 x 22 inches. signed. unframed.
1050: HERMANN HERZOG CHROMOLITHOGRAPH
USD 400 - 600
"Spring at the Mill" (possibly gold mining) chromolithograph on canvas. signed in print. framed. 25 x 34 1/2 inches.
1051: (19th / 20thc) AMERICAN SCHOOL
"The Toll House, Evening" oil on canvas. Signed A. Edan. 1912 11 1/2 x 23 1/2 inches. Framed.
USD 100 - 300
USD 300 - 500
"VILLAGE BY THE SHORE" oil on board 16 x 18 inches. signed illeg. framed
1053: ETTORE CASER (1880-1944)
USD 500 - 700
"Fountain of Youth" oil on canvas 34 x 36 inches signed. framed
USD 2,000 - 4,000
"Early Side Paddle Wheeler Tow Boat" oil on canvas 15 x 26 1/2 inches. unsigned. framed *Note: It is believed that this paddle
wheeler was part of the Henry Livermore Transportation Line of New York City / Hudson River.
1055: EDMUND DARCH LEWIS (1835-1910)
USD 2,000 - 3,000
"Coastline Active with Sailboats" watercolor and gouache. 9 x 17 1/2 inches. signed Edmund Darch Lewis 1887. unframed.
1056: ALFRED BRYON WALL (1861-1935)
USD 200 - 300
"Grazing Sheep" oil on board 10 1/2 x 14 1/4 inches. signed. framed.
1057: (19th c.) AMERICAN SCHOOL
USD 200 - 400
"Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Little 1855" oil on paperboard. 7 x 6 inches. painted by Robert R. Little. signed verso. frame
1058: (19th c) SCHOOL OF JOHN PETO TROMPE L'OEIL
USD 2,000 - 3,000
"Bundle of 5 and 10 dollar Bills" oil on canvas 18 x 12 inches. unsigned. framed.
1059: JEAN PAUL SELINGER (1850-1909)
"Still Life with Basket of Apples" o/c 24 x 36 inches. signed. framed.
USD 1,000 - 1,500
1060: EDWARD SEAGER (1809-1886) attributed
USD 100 - 200
Including: "On the Hudson", "Niagara River near Queenstown", "At Aetna" and possibly Mount Washington (not annotated)
watercolor. 7 1/4 x 10 1/2 (and smaller)
1061: EDWARD SEAGER (1809-1886)
USD 100 - 200
"Kingsdown 1883" pencil. signed and dated 8 1/2 x 11 inches. Together with (2) lithographs.
1062: EDWARD SEAGER (1809-1886)
USD 200 - 300
(3) New Hampshire Views. Including: "Franconia Road", "Near Portsmouth", "From Littleton Bridge" pencil. signed and dated 1874
and 1875. 10 x 14 1/2 (and smaller)
1063: EDWARD SEAGER (1809-1886)
USD 200 - 300
(2) Works including: "Canton" and "North Providence 1843" pencil. 8 x 12 inches (and smaller). Together with a Seager family
portfolio folder.
1064: MILO WINTER (1888-?)
USD 200 - 300
"Fairies Among Bees Gathering Nectar" and "Fairies Picking Blueberries" 11 x 8 1/2 inches (each). signed and dated 1928. framed.
1065: JAMES MCBEY / E. HEDLEY FITTON ETCHINGS & A THIRD
USD 300 - 500
James McBey "La Fava" 13 3/4 x 9 inches (sight), E. Hedley Fitton "Crowded Streetscape" 13 1/2 x 14 1/2 inches (sight). Together
with a third 7 1/2 x 6 1/2 inches.
1066: (19th c) NEWBURYPORT SCHOOL PLUM ISLAND
USD 200 - 300
"Old Hotel on the Knobbs, Plumb Island" charcoal, 13 x 20 inches. unsigned. framed
1067: (19th c) NEWBURYPORT SCHOOL PLUM ISLAND
"The Old Horse Barn and Haystacks on Marsh" charcoal, 10 1/2 x 20 1/2 inches. unsigned. framed.
USD 200 - 300
1068: FLORENCE THOMPSON WATERCOLOR OF NEWBURY, MA
USD 100 - 150
"Houses Huddled by the Shore" (possibly Merrimack River Newburyport circa 1890). watercolor. 9 1/2 x 13 1/2 inches. signed
framed
1069: (19th c) CHIPPENDALE MIRROR
USD 50 - 75
Lemon gold framed mirror with mahogany veneer scrollwork. 33 x 18 inches.
1070: (18th c) CHIPPENDALE MIRROR
USD 75 - 125
25 x 14 inches.
1071: (19TH c) NEW ENGLAND GRAIN PAINTED BLANKET BOX
USD 150 - 250
Pine with dovetailed sides, green sponged decorated surface, 16 x 35 x 18 inches.
1072: GRAINED & STENCILED SHERATON STAND
USD 200 - 400
New England, having rectangular top over single freize drawer raised on turned legs with delicate feet, grain decoration with
stenciled top, border and drawer front, oak leaf and fruits motif, 27 1/2 x 20 x 16 1/2 inches.
1073: HEPPLEWHITE MAHOGANY SHIELDBACK SIDE CHAIR
USD 300 - 600
Newburyport, acanthus leaf carved splats, bowed seat rail, raised on tapered fluted legs joined by stretchers, 31 1/2 x 22 x 19
inches.
1074: (18th c)QUEEN ANNE HIGH CHEST
USD 1,500 - 2,500
Newburyport provenance in two parts with molded top above graduating drawers. Lower frame with formed skirt with acorn drops,
cabriole legs and pad feet. 67 x 37 x 19 inches.
1075: ENGLISH REGENCY DEMILUNE MAHOGANY GAME TABLE
USD 300 - 500
Swing leg with fold over top having conforming apron with frieze drawer, raised on fluted and tapered legs, oak secondary wood, 28
x 31 1/2 x 15 inches.
1076: 19TH CENTURY WALNUT BLANKET BOX
USD 200 - 300
Pennsylvania with poplar secondary wood, dovetailed corners, glove till interior, raised on turned legs, 25 1/2 x 43 x 19 inches.
1077: (19th c) FEDERAL PERIOD ROPE BED IN RED WASH
USD 300 - 500
Four poster bed with cast brass finials (added at a later date). Original bed key. 65 x 76 1/2 x 52 1/2 inches.
1078: 19TH CENTURY GRAINED BLANKET BOX
USD 400 - 600
Country Chippendale, pine with dovetailed corners, glove till interior, raised on bracket base, grained in mustard color ground with
red highlights, 24 1/2 x 45 1/2 x 21 inches.
1079: RED DOME TOP DOVE TAIL BOX WITH IRON LATCH
USD 75 - 125
11 x 18 x 11 inches.
1080: PAIR OF RED PAINTED LADDER-BACK CHAIRS
USD 200 - 400
First half of the 19th century, having fine turned finials, three bowed horizontal splats above splint oak woven seats, and turned
stretchers, 41 1/2 x 19 x 14 inches.
1081: (EARLY 19th c) ROPE BED IN ORIGINAL RED WASH
USD 250 - 500
Lemon turned finials. Interesting configuration. Headboard slips between (3) pegs and is removable. Original red wash. 40 x 77 x 53.
1082: 19TH CENTURY GRAIN PAINTED BLANKET BOX
USD 400 - 600
Country pine with dovetailed corners, glove till interior, raised on turned legs, grained in mustard color ground with aggressive red
highlights, black painted legs and moldings, 26 x 43 1/2 x 213/4 inches.
1083: (5) PIECES OF PEWTER
Including: Bowl by E.H. Vaughan and plates by F. Bassett of New York, (2) English examples and (1) unmarked.
USD 50 - 100
1084: PEWTER SPOON MARKED B & P UNDER CROWN
USD 30 - 50
Pierce handle. Length 4 inches.
1085: (19th c) SANDALWOOD BOX w/ HOES FAMILY PROVENENCE
USD 100 - 200
Together with (2) beaded necklaces, (1) Seal of Edward Kronenberg and a second. Box 3 1/2 x 7 x 4 3/4 inches.
1086: (3) PAINTED PAINTED FINGER JOINTED PANTRY BOXES
USD 200 - 300
Diameter 8, 7, 5 1/2 inches.
1086A: (19th c) SHAKER FINGER JOINTED PANTRY BOX
USD 250 - 350
Evenly worn grey paint. 4 1/2 x 11 1/2 x 8 1/2 inches.
1087: (2) EARLY GLAZED REDWARE MILK PANS
USD 100 - 200
Diameter 18 and 14 inches.
1088: ROCKINGHAM AND RED WARE POTTERY PIE PLATES ETC
USD 50 - 100
Including: (2) Rockingham spatterware pottery pie plates, (2) redware pie plates with olive glaze and a glazed redware flower pot
with overfill guard. Plates 9 1/4 inches diameter. Flower pot 5 1/2 inches high.
1089: ROCKINGHAM POTTERY SPANIEL AND (2) DOOR KNOB SETS
USD 200 - 300
Spaniel height 10 1/2 inches. Door knobs were salvaged from Wolfe Tavern, Newburyport, MA.
1089A: SHIPIBO POTTERY VASE WITH FACE
Decorated with geometric designs and raised ears and noses. Height 6 1/2 inches.
USD 40 - 60
1090: (2) LARGE YELLOWARE BATTER BOWLS (1) WITH SPOUT
USD 200 - 300
Diameter 14 inches (each)
1091: GREY PAINTED SWING HANDLE PANTRY BOX
USD 75 - 125
Diameter 11 inches.
1092: TRANSFER DECORATED REDWARE VASE
USD 100 - 200
All-over fruit tree blossom motif. (2) Glazed bands surround neck. Height 9 inches.
1093: OVIOD REDWARE JAR ATTRIBUTED TO PECKER
USD 100 - 200
Decorated with manganese, clear glaze and applied handles.
1094: (19TH C.) FULL LENGTH SILHOUETTE OF YOUNG GIRL
USD 200 - 400
Silhouette of girl holding book is highlighted with gold and white. Maple veneer frame. 5 1/2 x 4 3/4 inches.
1094A: (18/19th c) WOUGHT IRON WILD BOAR HUNTING COLLAR
USD 200 - 300
To prevent boar from going for the dog's throat. 7 1/2 inches diameter.
1095: (18th c) NEW ENGLAND BANNISTER BACK CHAIRS
USD 400 - 600
Armchair with scroll handholds, and side chair, both with shaped crestrails, split bannisters. and turned stretchers, armchair: 45 x 23
x 17 inches (17 inch seat height), side chair: 41 1/2 x 19 x 14 inches
1096: NEW ENGLAND TAP TABLE WITH RED PAINTED BASE
USD 200 - 400
Pine two-board overhanging scrub top with breadboard ends upon a base having a single frieze drawer, raised on square taper legs
with added casters, 29 x 43 1/2 x 28 1/2 inches (base: 22 inches wide).
1097: FRANK NORTON WORCESTER MASS STONEWARE CROCK
USD 400 - 600
Embossed "Frank B. Norton Worcester Mass 4" gallon stoneware crock decorated with cobalt leaf. 11 x 12 inches
1098: 2 GALLON SALT GLAZED STONEWARE JAR "CHARLESTOWN"
USD 100 - 200
Embossed "Charlestown" and decorated with a cobalt flower. Complete with original #2 cover.
1099: BENNINGTON VT SALTGLAZED STONEWARE JAR BY NORTON
USD 100 - 200
Embossed "Norton, Bennington" and decorated with a cobalt leaf. Height 10 1/2 inches.
1100: M.E. WARNER WEST TROY NY COBALT DECORATED JUG
USD 400 - 600
(2) Gallon Jug. "Eagle Perched on Sprig with Branch in Mouth". Height 13 inches.
1101: SALTGLAZED STONEWARE CROCK
USD 40 - 60
2 Gallon crock with repeating cobalt decoration beneath rim. Height 12 inches.
1102: SALTGLAZED STONEWARE STORAGE JAY
USD 40 - 60
2 Gallon crock accented with cobalt. Height 11 1/2 inches.
1103: 19TH CENTURY PLANT STEP STAND
USD 200 - 400
Pine with traces of green paint, three steps with cross-braced back, 40 1/2 x 36 x 19 inches.
1104: MINIATURE JAPANNED TOLEWARE DOME TOP BOX
Tin hasp and wire handle.
USD 100 - 200
1105: (18thc) COUNTRY PRIMITIVE GRINDER
USD 300 - 600
Turning handle augers grain through an array of hand cut blades and dispenses through bottom opening. Original red paint. 9 x 15
1/2 x 10 inches (without handle)
1106: (19th c) TIN THREE BURNER SMUDGE POT
USD 150 - 300
Cylindrical font with three burners, tin shield and handle with ring for hanging.
1107: (4) PIECES OF TOLEWARE
USD 100 - 200
Including: Jello cake mold signed Hazel W. Skidmore, push-up hog scraper candlestick, creamer, and tray. Cake mold measures 5 x
8 x 6 inches.
1108: (4) WROUGHT IRON PRICKET CANDLESTICKS
USD 100 - 200
(4) Similar examples including: (3) light candelabrum, (2) with spade feet and a third with a twisted spit. Height 17 inches (and under)
1109: NEW ENGLAND PRIMITIVE MIRROR & SCRUB BOARD
USD 100 - 150
Early hand mirror. Scrub board with traces of grey paint and brass ring for hanging. 11 1/2 x 7 inches.
1110: (4) FINGER JOINTED PANTRY BOXES
USD 200 - 400
(2) Painted (2) unpainted which contain early checkers.6 x 4 1/2 inches (and under)
1111: (19 c) LARGE PRIMITIVE BUTTER MOLD WITH ROOSTER
USD 50 - 100
Carved maple. 7 1/4 x 6 1/4 inches.
1112: NEW ENGLAND WINDSOR SACK BACK ARMCHAIR
USD 200 - 300
Oak and mixed woods in natural finish, having turned spindles and legs, arms ending in carved knuckles, saddle seat, 36 x 25 x 18
inches.
1113: (4) CONE SHAPED THUMBSCREW ICE CREAM SCOOPS
USD 150 - 300
(1) Stamped Clewells V. Clad Maker 1878. Length 8 inches (and under).
1114: LOT OF (6) TOLEWARE AND JAPANNED TINWARES
USD 100 - 200
Including: Grater, handled muffineer, sander, match safe, wall pocket and caddie. Length 7 inches (and under)
1115: (3) TIN KITCHEN MIXERS
USD 50 - 100
(2) Compression operation and (1) Internal canister patented 1865, 12, 9 1/2 and 8 1/2 inches.
1116: (12) EARLY WROUGHT IRON FIREPLACE ACCESSORIES
USD 200 - 300
Including: Goffering iron, brass and iron skimmer, (2) trivets, drying hook, roasting spit, (4) skewers and (2) needles marked Redditch
and Jas Smith and Sons.
1117: (11) TIN COOKIE CUTTERS & HEART SHAPED CAKE MOLD
USD 200 - 300
Including: Hatchet, hearts, chick, rabbits, etc Santa 9 1/2 inches (and under)
1118: (2) LARGE TIN COOKIE CUTTERS & A TIN RABBIT MOLD
USD 50 - 100
Cookie cutters depict horses. 6 x 10 inches, 5 x 7 inches and 4 1/2 inches.
1119: (19th c) PEWTER SANTA CLAUS ICE CREAM MOLD
USD 30 - 50
1120: EARLY LOLLIPOP AND PADDLE BUTTER PRINTS
6 and 8 inches.
USD 100 - 200
1121: BEAVER AND EAGLE BUTTER PRINTS
USD 100 - 200
Two-piece bell-form print with beaver and an eagle example. 2 1/2 and 4 inches diameter.
1122: SHEEP, SWAN AND SWAN BUTTER PRINTS
USD 100 - 200
Hexagonal example with sheep in landscape. Two-part bell-form example with duck and a rooster. 3,3 1/8 and 4 inches diameter.
1123: (3) ANTIQUE BUTTER PRINTS WITH COWS
USD 150 - 250
Each two-part. 4 1/2 and 4 inches diameter. And a finger jointed box example. 2 3/4 x 4 3/8 inches. (print dimension).
1124: (4) EARLY PIECES OF TREEN WARE
USD 100 - 200
Including: Measure with handle 9 x 11 inches, ladle scoop 9 inches and (2) butter prints with American Eagle 3 3/8 inches and
bell-form example with flower 1 1/8 inch.
1125: TREEN LADLE & STIR TOGETHER WITH LARGE HORN SPOON
USD 50 - 100
24 1/2 x 17 1/4 and 14 inches.
1126: (18th / 19th c) TAPE LOOM
USD 50 - 100
Original early string. Height 29 inches.
1127: (18th c) LIGNUM VITAE MORTER AND PESTLE
USD 50 - 75
Nicely modeled. Height 11 1/2 inches (together)
1128: LONG NEW ENGLAND COUNTRY PRIMITIVE CRICKET
Worn brown paint, arched ends. 15 x 40 x 7 1/2 inches.
USD 50 - 75
1129: (EARLY 20th c) HOOKED RUG WITH HORSE IN YARD
USD 200 - 300
Oval format with leaf borders. 24 x 37 inches.
1130: (Early 20th c) HOOKED RUG WITH HORSE AND FLOWER
USD 300 - 500
30 x 49 inches.
1131: SHAKER SPICE BOX PANTRY CANISTER SET c. 1858
USD 150 - 250
Including: (8) Nesting canisters stenciled with various spices. 9 1/2 inches (overall diameter)
1132: C. KIEFER SIGNED COPPER TEA KETTLE LANCASTER PA
USD 300 - 500
Minute dovetail construction. swing handle. Maker's mark stamped on handle. 15 x 15 1/2 inches (including handle)
1133: (3) PIECES OF DOVETAIL COPPER COOKWARE
USD 100 - 200
Including: (2) Sauce pans and a colander. 5 1/2 , 6 1/2 and 9 1/2 inch diameter.
1134: (19th c) PAINT DECORATED TOOL BOX
USD 40 - 60
Paneled and grain painted with brass hardware. 9 x 21 x 11 inches.
1135: (5) TIN AND COPPER CULINARY MOLDS
USD 200 - 300
Figural molds include: Game bird, (2) lions, a turtle and a rabbit. 7 x 6 x 4 inches (and smaller)
1136: (5) TIN AND COPPER CULINARY MOLDS
Figural molds include: Recumbent lion, turtle, thistle, corn and squash. 5 x 6 1/2 x 5 inches (and smaller)
USD 200 - 300
1137: PAIR OF RARE FIXED GLOBE LANTERNS WITH GLASS FONTS
USD 500 - 1,000
and burners, tall chimney, pierced collar. Height 20 inches (including loop handles)
1138: NANTUCKET SWING HANDLE BASKET BY JOSEPH G. FISHER
USD 400 - 600
Paper label on base "Made on Board South Shoal Lights by Joseph G. Fisher" 10 x 10 inches.
1138A: SPLIT ASH SWING HANDLE BASKET
USD 50 - 100
8 x 12 1/2 inches (not including handle)
1139: (19th c) CHECKER BOARD
USD 50 - 75
Single painted pine board, framed. 18 1/2 x 15 1/4 inches.
1140: LARGE SWING HANDLE PANTRY BOX AND BUCKET
USD 50 - 150
Pantry box 7 x 13 inches. Bucket with swing handle and lid measures 12 x 14 inches
1141: (19th c) PAINTED BUTTER CHURN
USD 100 - 150
Iron bound pine staves. Iron ring on handle. Red over grey paint. Height 45 inches.
1142: (4) GRADUATED PAINTED PANTRY BOXES
USD 200 - 400
Diameter 10 1/2, 9 1/2, 7 1/2 and 6 1/2 inches
1142A: (19th c) FIRKIN AND (2) PANTRY BOXES IN NICE PAINT
USD 300 - 600
Firkin contains a fair amount of keys, knives and bric-a-brac. Firkin height 9 inches. Oval finger jointed pantry box in blue paint 2 1/2
x 5 1/4 x 3 3/4 inches. Grey painted is 8 1/2 inches diameter.
1143: MURDOCK & CO AND OVAL PANTRY BOXES
USD 100 - 200
Murdock & Co. Winchendon Mass contains a collection of hand carved and turned wooden stoppers. Diameter 6 1/2 inches. Oval
box is sewn with leather. 7 1/2 x 5 inches.
1144: (2) YELLOW WARE MILK PANS
USD 75 - 150
YELLOW WARE
1145: (9) PIECES OF TURNED TREENWARE
USD 100 - 200
Including (4) Sanders, Barrel-form still bank, Canister with lid, Laminated cup, 1907 New England Food Fair bucket and font for a
kerosene lamp.
1146: (4) PIECES OF TREENWARE
USD 75 - 125
Including: Cup with hooked handle, Low primitive bowl, Floral carved bread board and a carved plate. 12 inches diameter (and
smaller)
1147: OAK PEG GAME AND ENGLISH SPICE BOX
USD 100 - 200
Oak game board and mahogany three compartment spice box Length 10 and 11 inches.
1148: ANTIQUE HINGED CHOCOLATE MOLD WITH RABBITS
USD 75 - 125
Unmarked. 18 x 6 1/2 inches (closed)
1149: MINIATURE SPATTER AND YELLOW WARE BOWLS ETC
USD 40 - 60
Together with a Central American bowl and a Cat tin mold labeled AMC London.
1150: (2) CERAMIC CAKE MOLDS AND A STONEWARE BOTTLE
Bottle embossed S.M. Williams,
USD 50 - 75
1151: (19th c.) GREEN PANTRY BOX PIGGIN W/ HINGED COVER
USD 50 - 100
Stamped E.C. Joy on base. 9 1/2 x 9 1/4 (diameter)
1153: STAR SOAP WASH BOARD, COPPER PITCHER ETC
USD 100 - 150
Star Soap wash board 18 x 6 1/2 inches, heavy copper pitcher with dovetail seam and riveted handle, height 7 inches, 9 1/2 inch
carved oak floral pinwheel , and a gothic wall pocket 8 3/4 inches.
1154: CRICKET STOOL, CANDLE BOX, MOUSE TRAP & PAINTING
USD 100 - 200
Candle box in green paint 5 x 11 x 6 1/2 inches, Wire mouse trap in black paint length 7 1/2 inches and a landscape with watering
cattle painted on a small chalk board. 8 1/2 x 6 1/2 inches
1155: (2) FIXED GLOBE & PIERCED TIN LANTERNS
USD 200 - 300
Single burner example with wire glass guards painted black.. Double burner example is japanned. 15 and 17 inches including hoop
handles.
1156: WROUGHT IRON FLINT STRIKE EX-ROGER BACON
USD 100 - 200
Looped onto interesting porous rock make-do handle. 5 inches (largest dimension)
1157: COW BELL WITH WOODEN CLAPPER
USD 25 - 50
Together with early leather strap and tie.
1158: (2) CARVED AND PAINTED EXOTIC BIRDS
USD 40 - 60
Length 12 and 10 inches.
1159: (2) SPLIT ASH BASKETS
(1) Round with swing handle 14 1/2 x 12 x 11inches. (1) Finely woven oval example. 9 1/2 x 7 1/2 x 11 1/2 inches.
USD 100 - 150
1160: (2) SPLIT ASH BASKETS and BUTTOCK BASKET
USD 200 - 300
(1) Square open weave 6 1/2 x 14 x15 inches. (1) 15 x 10 x 13 inches. (1) buttock basket 9 1/2 x 12 x 10 inches.
1161: (5) PUSH-UP HOGSCRAPER CANDLESTICKS
USD 100 - 300
The (4) with circular bases have chair hooks. Height 6 1/2 inches (and under)
1162: (3) RING WROUGHT IRON ARMILLARY GLOBE SUN DIAL
USD 100 - 200
Includes wind directional and wind speed features. Height 19 inches.
1163: PAIR OF (19th c) PIERCED TIN AND GLASS LANTERNS
USD 100 - 200
To be set on ground, table or hung from a ring. Acanthus leaf motif, tapered glass shades and hinged door that opens to candle
socket. Height 11 1/2 inches.
1164: (19th c) CARVED AND PAINTED COLONIAL FIGURE
USD 1,000 - 1,500
Possibly once held pipe in mouth and right hand. Height 23 inches.
1165: EARLY TURNED LARGE BURLWOOD BOWL
USD 200 - 300
Diameter 20 3/4 inches (at widest)
1166: ARCHITECTURAL CARVED AND PAINTED ANGEL
USD 50 - 75
Back cut with 45 degree vertical notch for mounting.
1167: CARVED AND PAINTED FOLK ART FIGURE
Caricature of a smiling man in hat. Height 6 inches.
USD 100 - 200
1168: HALF ROUND PIERCED TIN LANTERN & LAMP HOLDER
USD 200 - 400
Swing handle, dormer vents, pierced back and door opens to candle socket, glass with protective wires. Together with its portable
hook to hang. Height 16 inches. (including handle)
1169: (2) SMALL SPLIT ASH BASKETS
USD 100 - 150
8 x 9 x 8 1/2 inches and 6 1/2 x 6 /12 x 6 1/2 inches.
1170: COUNTRY SHERATON DROP-LEAF TABLE
USD 1,000 - 2,000
New England, pine top, maple base, in great red painted surface, having rounded ends and leaves, raised on turned legs, 27 1/2 x
72 x 19 1/2 x 40 3/4 inches (open).
1171: (19th c) FURKIN WITH INTERLOCKING STRAPS
USD 100 - 150
Impressive size. Finger jointed cover. 17 x 18 inches.
1172: SET OF SIX DECORATED WINDSOR ARROW-BACK CHAIRS
USD 2,000 - 4,000
Thumb top stiles, three arrow splates above scooped seats, raised on bamboo turned legs joined by stretchers, sponge grained and
paint decorated with foliate and gilt accents, the finest set we have sold. in years. 35 x 16 x 17 inches.
1173: TRIANGULAR FLUID LANTERN WITH MIRRORED REFLECTOR
USD 400 - 600
Large green painted tin barn lantern with swing handle and wall mount rings. Door opens to period fluid lamp with arched mirror and
chimney. Height 20 inches (not including handle)
1174: (2) 19th c TIN LANTERNS FITTED WITH FLUID LAMPS
USD 150 - 300
Interesting hexagonal example with pierced tin stars and a second with glass reflector. Height 16 inches (each including handles)
1175: FIXED GLOBE FIREMAN'S LANTERN AND A SECOND
USD 150 - 300
Japanned and painted tin pierced with stars and diamonds and a red molded glass example with a swing handle. Height 13 and 12
inches (not including handles)
1176: (3) MOLDED GLASS FLUID LAMPS
USD 75 - 125
(1) 1870 "Oil Guard Lamp", (1) Font molded with floral motifs, brass stem and marble base and (1) interesting acorn form font with
solid glass base. Height 10 1/2 inches (and under not including chimney)
1177: 18th and 19th c LEATHER COVERED DOCUMENT BOXES
USD 300 - 500
(1) Dome top box with snipe hinges covered with vellum which is intricately decorated with pen and ink. (1) Outlined in brass tacks. 4
x 8 x 5 inches (and smaller)
1178: (3) MOLD GLASS FLUID LAMP
USD 50 - 75
Height 9 inches.
1179: CARVED WOODEN FIGURE OF A DANCING WOMAN
USD 400 - 600
Carved from a single piece of wood where figure is integral to molded base. Remnants of blue paint. Under base is carved "W.P.A.
1936 Silos Marblehead.
1180: CARVED AND PAINTED GULL
USD 50 - 100
Unsigned. 12 1/2 x 14 1/2 inches.
1181: (3) EARLY FINGER LAMPS
USD 100 - 200
Including: Morby and Smith Boston Pewter, Pressed glass with stars and moons and a milk glass example. Height 5 3/4 inches (and
under)
1182: MILK GLASS NEWELL POST FINIAL
USD 150 - 250
Hob nailed milk glass ball on blue stem, brass hardware. Height 6 1/4 inches.
1183: (19th c) "OFFICE" GILT & SAND PAINTED TRADE SIGN
Signed "Aims Sign Shop" 10 x 42 inches
USD 300 - 500
1184: NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO. NICKEL CASH REGISTER
USD 1,000 - 2,000
"J.F. Gaffney" 1896. 16 1/2 x 10 1/2 x 16 inches. Note: This register was owned by William S. Anderson chairman of NCR
1974-1984. This lot is accompanied by a Wedgwood personalized presentation punch bowl. Diameter 10 inches with its original NCR
satin lined box.
1185: PAIR OF CAST ZINC GILT ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENTS
USD 500 - 1,000
Scrolls, florets, rams heads and cornucopias. 20 x 39 1/2 inches (each). Extremely heavily cast. Note: These were purchase from a
Faneuil Hall ice cream shop store front.
1186: THE PERRY STOVE CO. CAST IRON STOVE
USD 100 - 200
D. Royal 1893 (2) burner gas stove. 12 x 16 x 16 inches.
1187: ELGIN NATIONAL CAST IRON COFFEE MILL
USD 300 - 500
Height 26 1/2 inches to top of brass eagle.
1188: THE ROGERS IRON CO. "BATTLE AXE" CHOPPER
USD 75 - 125
Springfield, Ohio. 7 1/2 x 15 x 3 inches.
1189: (2) POLICE BILLY CLUBS AND AN ALERT RATTLE
USD 50 - 100
Walnut, oak and pine. 22 inches (and under)
1190: LOT OF KITCHEN ACCESSIORIES
USD 150 - 300
Including: Miniature Dietz 1908 lantern, Canada Forge Miniature iron pot, (2) trivets, Goodell Co. Antrim, NH cherry pitter, tin
push-up candlestick, tin fish mold, cast iron bottle opener and enamel colander. Colander is 12 1/2 inches at its widest dimension.
1191: NEWBURYPORT TIN MEASURE, ROWLEY WALLET ETC
USD 50 - 100
Including: J.A. Newhall Newburyport tin mearsure, Joseph D. Dodge Rowley leather wallet, Lynch's Drug store box with (2) miniature
Ergone amulets and Ezra Kelley New Bedford Clock Oil. Measure height 4 inches.
1192: (19th / 20th c) PAINTED WOOD AND IRON SADDLE FRAME
USD 100 - 200
Unmarked. 11 1/2 x 19 1/2 x 12 1/2 inches.
1193: CIGARMAKERS UNION MATCH SAFE & ADVERTISING KNIFE
USD 20 - 30
"With Compliments of Cigar makers Union No 97 Boston" with matches. 2 3/4 x 1 1/2 inches. Together with J.S. Hemphill Merchant
Tailor Monessen, PA Masonic jack knife. Length 3 1/2 inches with case.
1194: INTERESTING COLLECTION OF KEEPSAKES
USD 100 - 200
Including: Telescope form Stanhope, (2) Miniature Sterling Silver and Coin Spoons, Retractable hook, Pair of Black Americana
ceramic miniature figurines.
1195: (4) TIN AND CAST IRON ADVERTISING MATCH SAFES
USD 150 - 300
Including: Blumenthal Brothers Clothiers, Wanamaker and Brown Clothing (each Philadelphia) and cast by Kyser & Rex, E.W.
Howell Co Albany NY and a folky tin example.
1196: PAIR OF NORTHWOOD CARNIVAL GLASS FINGER LAMPS
USD 30 - 50
Embossed with floral motif under base. Signed "N". Height 5 1/2 inches (not including burner)
1197: (4) PRESSED GLASS FINGER LAMPS
USD 50 - 100
Fitted with kerosene burners. Interesting corn and clover motifs, etc. Height 6 1/2 inches (and under)
1198: (5) PRESSED GLASS FLUID LAMPS
USD 50 - 100
Including: Stem lamp with ribbed kerosene font and milk glass base, Mark Guard finger lamp, stem lamp embossed with fan motif,
green finger lamp and a milk glass boudoir lamp decorated with roses.
1199: PAIR OF CARVED AND GILT EAGLE WALL PLAQUES
Eagles with spread wings and glass eyes above carved nut and leaf motif. Height 18 inches.
USD 300 - 500
1200: ARTISTIC CARVING CO. BOSTON AMERICAN EAGLE
USD 300 - 500
Carved, gilt and painted eagle clutching American Shield. Unmarked. 24 x 21 inches.
1201: TWO FINE CARVED CHIPPENDALE STYLE MAHOGANY CHAIRS
USD 200 - 300
Early 20th century, floral carved crestrails, above pierced splats, over shaped seatrails with slip seats raised on cabriole legs having
carved knees and open talon claw & ball feet, armchair: 40 1/2 x 24 x 21 inches. Side chair: 40 1/2 x 19 x 17 inches.
Image unavailable
1202: (18th c) STYLE CHIPPENDALE MIRROR WITH EARLY GLASS
USD 50 - 100
Scrolled inlayed mahogany. 22 1/2 x 12 1/2 inches.
1203: (LATE 19th c) MAHOGANY SECRETARY
USD 2,000 - 3,000
Chippendale style with carved finials, bonnet top, bookcase with adjustable shelves with gadrooned molding, shell and scroll carved
fall front, graduating drawers gadrooned molding and ball and claw feet. One of the finest centenial bench made ladies secretary. 92
1/2 x 27 1/2 x 18 1/2 inches.
1204: 1867 "SNOW-BOUND" SIGNED BY WHITTIER
USD 150 - 300
"Snow-Bound ~ A Winter Idyl. 1867 Ticknor and Fields, Boston. Cloth bound. Signed and annotated "A name is nothing-whether
great or small. It matters not~the life is all in all. John G. Whittier Amesbury, 4 Mo 4, 1868. Together with a second signature dated
2nd Mo 11, 1876.
1205: NATIONAL LYRICS BY JOHN GREENLEAF WHITTIER
USD 40 - 60
Boston: Tickor and Fields 1866. University Press: Welch, Bigelow & Co. Cambridge.
1206: ABOLISTIONIST SARAH HIGGINSON BOWDITCH
USD 300 - 500
1/4 Plate Daguerreotype. Identified on label behind photograph.
1207: MATHEW B. BRADY NEW YORK CASE MAKER W/ MINIATURES
USD 400 - 600
1/6 Plate daguerreotype case signed on cover M.B. Brady Case Maker NY. Case contains (2) portrait miniatures of (presumably) a
husband and wife.
1208: 1/2 PLATE MOTHER OF PEARL DAGUERREOTYPE CASE
USD 300 - 500
European vista front and back. Case opens to center section which can display (2) photographs back to back.
1209: c.1860 PHOTOGRAPH OF AN ITALIANATE BANK
USD 50 - 75
Possibly of a Bank opening with residence on the second floor. Interesting woman walking in the bottom right corner. 8 1/2 x 7
inches. (image).
1210: EGYPTIAN REVIVAL SIDE CHAIR POTTIER & STYMUS ATTR.
USD 1,000 - 2,000
Carved with pharaohs, scrolls, fans, rosettes and feathers, painted and gilt wood. Possibly Pottier and Stymus Manufacturing
Company (active ca. 1859–1910).
1211: COLLECTION OF (9) STANHOPES
USD 50 - 100
Including: Sewing tape measure, charm ball, pencil, seal, (2) telescopes, binoculars, cross and paddle
1212: STAINED GLASS WINDOW WITH WATER LILIES
USD 500 - 1,000
37 x 28 inches (outside dimensions). Slotted for window weights.
1214: Cast Metal (8) Pane Slag Glass Table Lamp
USD 300 - 500
Unmarked. height 24 inches.
1215: LARGE BRASS ANDIRONS WITH NEOCLASSICAL COLUMNS
USD 400 - 600
Cannonball Andirons, Corinthian capitals with acanthus leaf bases. Height 36 inches.
1216: ENGLISH AESTHETIC MOVEMENT ROSEWOOD CURIOS SHELF
USD 300 - 500
Finely turned columns support (7) shelves, (8) beveled mirrors. Inlayed with tightly formed scrolls and flowers. 36 22 3/4 x 5 inches.
1217: ENGLISH AESTHETIC MOVEMENT ROSEWOOD MIRROR w SHELF
USD 200 - 400
Heavily inlayed with urns, floral bouquets and swags. Pierced latticework apron/ 27 1/2 x 16 x 7 inches.
1218: (19th c) DAGHESTAN PRAYER RUG
USD 500 - 700
4' 4" X 3' 4"
1219: CRANBERRY GLASS SHADE ETCHED WITH FISHING MOTIFS
USD 100 - 150
Hardware Patented March 1879. Height 5 inches with 5 inch fitter.
1220: BLACK FOREST FOLDING ADJUSTABLE BOOKSHELF
USD 75 - 125
Bears of carved pine with glass eyes. Height 4 3/4 inches. Opens to 18 1/2 inches.
1221: JOHN BELLAMY (1836-1914)
USD 2,000 - 4,000
Carved deer head mounted to a carved and molded wall plaque. Walnut and natural horn. 20 x 14 1/4 x 20 inches
1222: ODD FELLOWS WALL POCKET
USD 200 - 300
Pierced with fraternal symbolism. 14 1/2 x 20 inches.
1223: HIGH RELIEF CARVED PANEL OF BIRD IN BRANCHES
USD 50 - 75
13 x 17 inches.
1224: TAMP CO. GERMAN BRASS STUDENT LAMP & A SECOND
USD 200 - 300
Circa 1870's adjustable fluid lamps with cased glass shades. 10 inch ribbed shade, Tamp has a 7 inch shade with a chip to its rim
1225: (20thc ) HAND CARVED WALNUT WOOD DECOY
USD 200 - 300
Glass eyes, finely carved feathers. 6 x 17 1/2 x 7 inches
1226: VICTORIAN CHINA HEAD DOLL & 1920'S OIL CLOTH DOLL
USD 100 - 150
1920's Oil Cloth Nurse Doll. Height 9 inches. China Head Rag Doll. Height 17 1/2 inches.
1227: MT LEBANON SHAKER YOUTH ROCKER
USD 200 - 300
#1, stamped on back in dark finish, mushroom capped arms, 26 x 16 x 18 inches.
1228: COLLECTION OF EARLY MARBLES
USD 400 - 600
Including: (4) Sulphides with Sheep, Cat, Dog, and Gorilla, swirls, solid and ribbon cores swirls, peppermint swirls, earthenware etc.
2 inches (and under)
1229: VICTORIAN DIE CUT FOLD OUT VALENTINE OF AUCTIONEER
USD 40 - 60
Made in Germany. 10 x 8 1/2 inches.
1230: DIE CUT VALENTINES & NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS
USD 50 - 100
Including: The Night Before Christmas by Clement Clarke Moore, Holiday House, New York. (4) Valentines and (2) Valentine Post
Cards.
1231: J.L. HAMMETT 12 INCH TERRESTRIAL GLOBE
USD 200 - 300
Cast iron lion paw stand. Height 20 inches.
1232: VICTORIAN 18 INCH TERRESTRIAL LIBRARY GLOBE
Rand McNally, set in an Eastlake style cherry tripod base with scratch carving, and acorn drops, height 48 inches.
USD 1,000 - 2,000
1233: PAIR OF ARGAND LAMPS WITH BOAR HUNTING SCENES.
USD 50 - 100
Supported by cast iron pedestals with pair of frosted and cut glass lamp shades. Overall height 16 1/2 inches.
1234: (19th c) CAST IRON HALL HANGING HALL LAMP
USD 200 - 300
Frosted and etched glass globe shade. Lamp height 15 inches.
1235: 3(19th c) WHITE MOUNTAIN SCHOOL LANDSCAPE
USD 200 - 300
"Family Near Bridge over a Quiet Stream" oil on canvas 12 x 9 inches. unsigned. framed.
1236: WILLIAM (HW) WEEKES (1842-1909)
USD 1,000 - 2,000
"Pair of Dog Portraits" oil on canvas, signed and dated. 10 x 10 inches. (not including frames)
1237: (19th c) INTERIOR WITH WINSTON SALEM NC ORIGINS
USD 300 - 500
"Victorian Couple Relaxing in a Parlor with an Upright Piano" watercolor. 5 x 7 inches. unsigned. Framed
1238: HANGING LEAD WALL FOUNTAIN WITH BASIN & BIRDBATH
USD 300 - 500
Including: Fountain with spigot and rosettes, basin with swags of grapes, (1) Demilune bath with swags. Together with a figural
birdbath with cherub base.
Image unavailable
1239: DOLL HOUSE FURNITURE and TEA SET
USD 100 - 200
Together with a wind up cat.
1240: (19th c) SEWING BIRD, SISSORS, AND (6) THIMBLES
Silver plated brass sewing bird with in cushion.
USD 50 - 100
1241: LOT OF BISQUE TOY FIGURES WITH SNOW BABIES ETC.
USD 40 - 60
Including: (4) Bisque frozen Charlottes made in Japan, (2) early snow babies, and (5) small bisque figurines. Together with a wind up
cat.
1242: (19th c) JAPANESE BUTTONS
USD 40 - 60
Embossed with floral motifs: (10) 1 inch, (13) 3/4 inches and (17) 5/8 inch,
1243: (12) D. EVANS & CO ATTLEBORO MILITARY BUTTONS
USD 40 - 60
Each embossed with (7) stars 1 and 7/8 inch diameter.
1244: COLLECTION OF ANTIQUE (19th c) BUTTONS
USD 50 - 75
Including: Jet, Japanese, Rectangular inlayed with abalone, Thistle, Rose Glass. Etc.
1245: STAFFORDSHIRE FIGURAL GROUP WITH MUSICIANS ETC
USD 25 - 50
1246: GROUP OF WOODEN SEWING ITEMS
USD 75 - 125
Including: (4) Coquilla Nut Sewing Eggs, Acorn form thimble box, (4) Spool canisters and (1) Carved needle container. Length 4 3/4
inches (and under)
1247: PEACH AND AMBERINA PITCHERS & CRANBERRY MUFFINEER
USD 200 - 300
Threaded peach glass pitcher with applied handle, Amberina glass pitcher with applied handle and cranberry glass muffineer. Height
6 and 4 3/4 inches.
1248: DIMINUTIVE AMBERINIA GLASS VASE
USD 40 - 60
1249: Imperial Slag Glass Pitcher
USD 20 - 30
Embossed fans, pinwheels and beeds. Height 4 3/4 inches
1250: MILK GLASS CANDLESTICK-FORM FLUID LAMP
USD 20 - 30
1251: ENGRAVED GLASS PITCHER & PRESSED CUP W/ BIRD DOG
USD 100 - 200
Pitcher cut with sprays of wheat and leaves. Cup pressed with hunting bird dog. Height 6 1/2 and 3 1/4 inches.
1252: (3) VICTORIAN GLASS MINIATURE VASES
USD 40 - 60
1900 Old Orchard Beech souvenir, enameled example on brass stand and a pink and white art glass with ribbed swirls. 3 1/2 inches
(and under)
1253: Two Scent Bottles
USD 5 - 10
Old Lyme cologne
1254: CARVED VICTORIAN CASED MEERSCHAUM PIPE
USD 100 - 150
Length 5 1/4 inches.
1255: (Early 20th c) E & J DETROIT BRASS CARRIAGE LAMPS
USD 100 - 200
Height 13 inches.
1256: BOX OF LEATHER TOOLING STAMPS ETC.
Over (18) pieces.
USD 75 - 125
1257: (4) EARLY CITY OF EVERETT FIRE COMMISSIONER TAGS
USD 300 - 500
Including: (2) Nickel plated enamel "Everett Fire Dept" plates and (2) Gilt and painted iron "EFD Fire Commissioner Everett" tags. 3
1/2 x 8 1/2 inches and 14 1/2 x 6 1/2 inches.
1258: QUEEN ANNE STYLE DRESSING TABLE
USD 200 - 300
Early 20th century, maple & tiger maple, shaped apron with dovetailed drawers, raised on cabriole legs, 28 1/2 x 30 x 18 inches.
1259: CUSTOM MAHOGANY QUEEN ANNE STYLE DRESSING TABLE
USD 150 - 250
Rectangular top with notched corners above a conforming frieze with single drawer over a cutout apron joined by cabriole legs
ending in pad feet, 28 x 32 x 20 1/2 inches.
1260: IRVING & CASSON MAHOGANY FEDERAL STYLE CHEST
USD 400 - 600
Having bowed case with outset corners, stepped double glove drawers with backsplash above four graduated drawers with matched
flame mahogany veneers, flanked by pineapple carved and spiral turned pilasters, 46 3/4 x 45 x 24 inches
1261: TROVE OF BUTTONS PINS BADGES AND MEDALS
USD 100 - 300
Including: Businesses, Collegiate, Political, Masonic, Baseball, (4) JFK silver half dollars, Hatter's union match box, 18th c. buckle,
Odd Fellows buckle, State of New Hampshire seals etc.
1262: (4) MEDALS CIRCA 1920
USD 30 - 50
Including: Community Day Committee, (2) 1921 and 1923 CSAA track awards and Taft Choate Loomis Triangular Track Meet 1921.
1263: (6) MEDALS AND AWARDS
USD 50 - 75
Including: Manufacturing Tariff Commission, 1921 and 1922 CSAA Track Meet, Silver Harvard 1933 track meet, Track meet referee,
and Orienta Beach Club Jr. Water Carnival Tub Race 1925.
1264: (7) 1923 SILVER CERTIFICATES & (1) 1917 DOLLAR BIL
Circulated condition.
USD 200 - 300
1265: (2) NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN LOW COIL BASKETS
USD 200 - 400
Diameter 10 and 7 inches.
1266: ALASKAN CARVED INUIT SEAL HUNTER SIGNED MARK
USD 500 - 1,000
Carved and scratch decorated soapstone. Signed Mark E9 946. 9 x 9 x 8 inches
1267: (8) EDWIN AND MARY SCHEIER GRADUATED PITCHERS
USD 500 - 1,000
Assembled graduated set of creamers and pitches. Signed. Height 9 inches to 2 1/2 inches.
1268: EARLY & IMPORTANT ED AND MARY SCHEIER FIGURAL VASE
USD 5,000 - 8,000
Glazed stoneware. Running Central Band of Figures Depicting Birth or Entrapment Themes. Interesting stippling technique used in
ground. signed. Height 14 3/4 inches. *Note this vase was a gift from Ed and Mary Scheier to their friend and fellow UNH art
professor John W. Hatch and is technically one of his finest works.
1269: EDWIN SCHEIER DECORATED TILE
USD 500 - 700
Squeeze-bag technique in (4) colors. Unsigned. 12 x 9 inches.
1270: ED AND MARY SCHEIER REDWARE CASSEROLE DISH
USD 75 - 125
Milky and green glazed. Unusual incised ribbed bowl with applied strap handles. 3 3/8 x 11 1/4 (largest dimensions)
1271: ED AND MARY SCHEIER POTTERY BOWL
USD 200 - 300
Richly mottled glazed stoneware. Signed. 3 1/4 x 7 1/4 inches.
1272: ED AND MARY SCHEIER POTTERY BOWL AND SAUCER
Each signed. Bowl is 2 7/8 x 7 1/4 inches. Saucer uses an early dark brown clay beneath a milky blue glaze.
USD 40 - 60
1273: GUSTAV STICKLEY LIBRARY TABLE #614
USD 1,000 - 2,000
Quartersawn oak rectangular top over two drawers and a lower shelf, having through-tenon construction, signed with red mark in
drawer bottom, 30 x 42 x 29 1/2 inches.
1274: GUSTAV STICKLEY BRIDE'S CHEST ca. 1902
USD 7,000 - 10,000
Quartersawn oak,great hand hammered copper with old original deep brown patina finish. 25 x 41 1/4 x 20 1/2 inches.
1275: EARLY 20TH C FRUITWOOD DIVIDED STAND
USD 150 - 250
in natural finish with twelve slots cross braced having a planked bottom comes with twenty nine vintage wood shaft hickory golf
clubs.33 1/2 x 16 x 12 inches.
1276: PERIOD ARTS AND CRAFTS STAINED GLASS TABLE LAMP
USD 1,000 - 2,000
Thick shards of colored glass are incorporated into the shade and cast base which also lights. Unmarked. Height 25 inches.
1277: HEINTZ METAL WORK ANNISQUAM YACHT CLUB TROPHY
USD 300 - 500
1914 Cat Boat Class "The Duane Cup" first prize to "Caterpillar" Height 7 inches.
1278: VINTAGE GLASS FRUIT SHADE FOR CEILING FIXTURE
USD 50 - 100
Fitter 5 1/4 inches diameter.
1279: EMERALITE DESK LAMP with BELLOVA GLASS SHADE
USD 200 - 300
1916 Adjustable table lamp with bronze patina. Bellova Czechoslokia glass shade. 13 1/2 x 8 3/4 x 7 inches.
1280: PAIRPOINT ART GLASS TABLE LAMP SIGNED G. MORLEY
USD 1,000 - 1,500
"Landscape at Sunset" hand painted shade signed G. Morley. Lacquered bronzed base embossed with baskets of fruit, urns, scrolls
and floral wreath.
1281: GERSTNER & SONS CHEST with TELESCOPING TRAYS
USD 100 - 200
Above an array of (10) graduating drawers. 15 x 16 x 9 inches.
1282: PAIR OF BRASS CANDLESTICKS
USD 20 - 30
Numbered on base 00258. Height 10 inches.
1283: USS CONSTITUTION CANON BOOKENDS
USD 75 - 125
Brass and wood. Presentation plaque. 5 1/2 x 9 x 6 inches.
1284: CARVED HARVARD FOOTBALL PLAQUE & WHIRLIGIG
USD 150 - 300
Carved in low relief and painted oval plaque signed and dated Leo L. Jones May 4, 1913. 11 x 5 inches. Together with a sailor
weathervane. Height 12 1/2 inches.
1285: GLOBE-WERNICKE ART MISSION BARRISTER BOOKCASE
USD 800 - 1,200
(8) Piece oak graduated bookcase with drawer base and cap. Height 8 feet x 26 inches.
1286: RARE 1930's HORSE FORM PARADE VELOCIPEDE
USD 1,500 - 2,500
Head bobs as off-set rear wheels produce galloping effect. 47 x 70 x 34 inches
1287: "MUNSINGWEAR" ADVERTISING VANITY MIRROR
USD 250 - 500
"dainty, feminine, underthings" Round 12 inch mirror on adjustable Art Deco chrome base. Height 14 inches.
1288: "MUNSING UNION SUITS" STORE DISPLAY
Color lithograph on paperboard. Edwards and Deutsch Co. Chicago. 58 x 24 inches.
USD 400 - 800
1289: OLD QUAKER COMPANY STORE DISPLAY BY SHANK SIGN CO
USD 400 - 600
Shank displays New York. Old Quaker Co. Lawrenceburg Indiana. 22 x 20 x 7 inches.
1290: HOWARD SCOTT ESSO ILLUSTRATION 1944
USD 500 - 700
"Esso, I can't say it too often..."care saves wear" gouache 14 x 31 inches. signed. Unframed.
1291: 1926 Ford Model T Touring Car
USD 9,000 - 12,000
VIN: 13864370
1292: RIDGE TOOL CO. LITHOGRAPH TIN CONTAINER
USD 30 - 50
Threading oil. Elvira, Ohio. 7 9 x 5 1/2 inches.
1293: BLACK AMERICANA (3) CAST IRON FIGURINES
USD 20 - 30
3 1/4 inches (and under)
1294: BLACK AMERICANA BELL HOP SMOKING CADDY
USD 30 - 50
Cast iron, brass and steel. Height 34 inches.
1295: COBALT BLUE JUG "HOW DRY I AM" MUSIC BOX
USD 50 - 75
Stoneware jug with Black Americana carved and painted wood figural stopper. Height 10 inches.
1296: EARLY 20thc BLACK AMERICANA, DRAG & TRAMP PHOTOS
USD 50 - 100
(8) Amusing photographs including: Series of (4) Minstrel Trio, (3) Tramp, and (1) Drag Characters. 8 1/2 x 6 1/2 inches (image size)
1297: BLACK AMERICANA LIFE-SIZE CARVED & PAINTED FIGURE
USD 500 - 1,000
Dapper gent wearing bowler, box tie, jabot and vest. Possibly used as a cigarette display item. 67 x 22 x 27 inches
1298: (Early 20th c) MOHAIR TEDDY BEAR
USD 100 - 200
Jointed bear with distinct "hump". Unmarked. Bell necklace added at a later date. Height 17 inches.
1299: VINTAGE PAINTED CHILD'S CHAIR AND STUFFED PULL TOY
USD 30 - 50
c.1940's Polychrome chair. Height 18 inches. Unmarked pull toy 18 x 18 x 10 inches.
1300: "ROYAL SAFE DEPOSIT" CAST IRON STILL BANK
USD 75 - 125
Height 6 inches.
1301: CAST IRON INDEPENDENCE HALL STILL BANK
USD 400 - 600
10 x 9 x 7 inches
1302: CAST IRON STANDARD SAFE DEPOSIT BANK
USD 150 - 250
Height 7 inches.
1303: EARLY THUMB OPERATED CARVED TOY
USD 150 - 250
Articulated figures jump on tops and backs of chairs. 7 x 10 1/2 x 3 inches.
1304: (Early 20th c) FOLK ART CHALKWARE DOG
Hand painted original surface. Height 7 inches.
USD 30 - 50
1305: VINTAGE MICKEY MOUSE DOLL
USD 40 - 60
Unmarked. Height 16 inches.
1306: (5) DOGPATCH LIL ABNER AL CAPP DOGPATCH BEANIES
USD 30 - 50
Circa 1950 (5) different beanies including Daisy Mae etc. 9 1/2 x 5 inches (folded)
1307: UNIQUE ART LIL' ABNER DOGPATCH TIN WIND UP BAND
USD 200 - 300
Classic mechanical comic band toy featuring four members of the Dogpatch Band, colorful and amusing. 9 x 8 inches.
1308: LOT OF TIN BOXES AND ADVERTISING
USD 100 - 200
Including: "Puss in Boots Comfy Footwear" Box, Vintage Lucky Strike tin cigarette box, Peter Rabbit canister, Pennsylvania Souvenir
Cup Wagon Wheel Saloon Nevada thermometer (with box), Miniature Coca Cola tin tray, F.A. Bohm Artist's Band tin box, wooden
box of cards, Baby Ruth Kleenex Lipstick Tissues and (4) Estabrook's Peaberry Coffee trade cards.
1309: HUNTLEY & PALMERS ADVERTISING BISCUIT TIN
USD 30 - 50
Form of a Toby mug. Height 6 1/2 inches
1310: 20TH C ENGLISH STYLE MAHOGANY PUB BAR
USD 6,000 - 12,000
Approximately 20 years old and was built in England using lead glass panels and carved mahogany architectural fragments and was
designed and created for a corner home bar a curved entrance. Original value in a recent Real Estate transaction $25,000. This was
removed from a home in Newburyport. 91" x 93" x 77"
1311: JOHN GILL "HEDGEHOG" CAST IRON CRIBBAGE BOARD
USD 400 - 600
Civil War era cribbage board with sliding pegs to keep game score. There are also (3) additional pegs in center row to keep number
of games won. Unmarked. 10 1/2 x 3 3/4 inches.
1312: MINIATURE CAST IRON BASKET OF FLOWERS BOOKENDS
USD 30 - 50
1313: BRADLEY AND HUBBARD CAST IRON OWL DOORSTOP
USD 700 - 1,200
with original paint. Height 16 inches.
1314: HUBLEY CAST IRON SCOTTIE DOG DOORSTOP
USD 100 - 200
8 1/2 x 11 inches.
1315: CAST IRON SETTER DOORSTOP
USD 75 - 125
9 x 15 inches.
1316: CAST IRON CROW DOORSTOP AND HORSE STILL BANK
USD 100 - 200
Solid cast crow. 6 x 9 x 2 3/4 inches. Prancing horse 7 x 6 1/2 x 2 1/2 inches.
1317: CAST IRON BLACK CAT DOOR STOP
USD 200 - 300
Height 9 inches.
1318: CAST IRON "PUNCH" DOORSTOP
USD 300 - 600
Great polychrome paint color. Height 13 inches.
1319: HUBLEY CAST IRON "FIDO" ON PILLOW BANK
USD 50 - 100
French bull dog puppy. Unmarked Height 6 inches.
1320: BRADLEY AND HUBBARD PAINTED CAST IRON PLAQUE
Depicting a European courting scene. 7 x 9 inches
USD 300 - 500
1321: FRED PENNY (1900-1988)
USD 200 - 400
"Clown's Dressing Room" watercolor 16 x 20 inches signed.
1322: ANTHONY TRIANO (born 1928)
USD 400 - 600
(12) Watercolor and mixed media works. 13 x 9 inches (and under). Matted, not framed.
1323: (5) VINTAGE 1970'S ORIGINAL PRINTS
USD 100 - 150
Including: Nakayama, Watanabe, Kliemann, Ladumar? etc. 10 x 7 1/2 inches (and smaller)
1324: "OUR BODIES OUR SELVES" 1971 TREMONT PRESS BOSTON
USD 20 - 30
Published by the Women's Health Course Collective.
1325: JAMES ROSENQUIST (b. 1933)
USD 400 - 600
"Moon Box" color lithograph. 17 x 19 inches. signed. UAF 1971. unframed.
USD 500 - 700
"Mirrored Flag" color lithograph 29 x 22 inches. signed. UAF 1971. unframed.
1327: OTTO BIERHALS (1879-1944)
USD 400 - 600
"Young Girl with Doll" oil on masonite 24 x 20 1/4 inches. signed. unframed.
1328: LEON DANCHIN (1887-1938)
"Mallards in Flight" colored etching. 16 x 23 3/4 inches (sight) signed, framed
USD 100 - 200
USD 500 - 700
"Earth and Moon" lithograph and mixed media. 19 x 17 1/2 inches. signed. framed.
USD 500 - 700
"Mastaba" lithograph and mixed media. 32 x 24 inches. signed. framed.
1331: TIFFANY DESIGNER HERMANN ROESSLER PORTFOLIO
USD 500 - 1,000
Including: 1939 Mural Study of Farm Workers, 16 x 12 inches, Feeding Horses 8 1/2 x 10 1/2 inches, Women and Ducks in the Draft
9 x 6 inches, Fall Landscape, Female Nudes, Tiffany design work, Silhouette, Sketches, Horse and Buggy in NYC, Saturday Evening
Post Study, Tiffany Studios Advertisements and pamphlets concerning Tiffany & Co., Metropolitan Museum of Art, World Art and
Architecture, Application for Federal Employment 1946, Personal Photographs/ Portraits. Note: Roessler's estate was purchased by
the Musuem of Fine Arts, Boston.
1332: HERMANN ROESSLER (1890-1955) TIFFANY DESIGNER
USD 200 - 400
Figural Carving. Re-purposed maple. 7 x 4 1/4 x 4 1/4 inches. Note: Roessler's estate was purchased by the Museum of Fine Arts,
Boston in 1957.
USD 200 - 400
Figural Carving. Re-purposed maple and Masonite. 12 1/2 x 7 x 7 inches. Note: Roessler's estate was purchased by the Museum of
Fine Arts, Boston in 1957.
USD 300 - 500
(3) Light Table Lamp. Re-purposed wrought iron and tin. Height 24 inches. China, Maine (1920-1950). Note: Roessler's estate was
purchased by the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston in 1957.
USD 100 - 200
(1) Finger lamp and (1) Pricket hanging/ table sconce made from re-purposed wood, tin and iron found parts. China, Maine
(1920-1950). Note: Roessler's estate was purchased by the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston in 1957.
USD 100 - 200
Box carved in low relief. (2) part nesting cover. Off set legs and base. Re-purposed oak. China, Maine (1920-1950). 3 1/2 x 6 1/2 x 6
1/2 inches Note: Roessler's estate was purchased by the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston in 1957.
USD 200 - 300
Candelabrum made from re-purposed wood, tin and iron. Together with a tin metalwork shade painted in the Tiffany style and an
unfinished finger lamp and a turned spool. China, Maine (1920-1950). Note: Roessler's estate was purchased by the Museum of
USD 200 - 300
(2) Interlocking Figural Carvings. Re-purposed maple. 5 1/4 x 4 x 2 inches (each) Note: Roessler's estate was purchased by the
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston in 1957.
USD 200 - 300
(2) Figural Carvings. Re-purposed maple. 5 1/4 x 4 x 1/2 inches (each) Note: Roessler's estate was purchased by the Museum of
1340: 1974 PAUL EVANS (1931–1987)
USD 3,000 - 5,000
Pair of "Patchwork" stools. hammered and distressed bronze, copper, and steel, with original upholstery. Original Paul Evans
Plumsteadville labels.
1341: (20th c) AMERICAN SCHOOL NYC ABSTRACT
USD 100 - 300
"Worlds in Collision" oil on masonite. 24 x 18 inches signed.
1342: (20th c) AMERICAN SCHOOL ABSTRACT SCULPTURE
USD 200 - 300
"ABSTRACT" bronze. 12 x 12 x 5 1/2 inches. signed "Bloom 65"
1343: (20th c) AMERICAN SCHOOL ABSTRACT SCULPTURE
USD 100 - 300
"ABSTRACT" bronze. 16 x 9 x 6 inches (including marble base. signed "Bloom".
1344: JOHN F. KENNEDY SIGNED PROFILES IN COURAGE
USD 2,500 - 3,500
"Profiles in Courage" by Senator John F. Kennedy. Harper & Brothers New York. 1955, 1956. 266 pp. Signed "Best wishes John
Kennedy"
1345: c.1970 APOLLO SPACE PROGRAM MEMORABILIA
USD 400 - 600
Including: (8) Apollo 11 8 x 10 color photographs. Walter Kravatz 1965 Inauguration passes, Box of Apollo Commemorative match
books, Lunar Module Charm Bracelet, Apollo Zodiac Ashtray, NASA and Debate buttons and patch, 1980 Presidential Debate
programs, Apollo Flight Decals, 1976 Presidential Debate program,1969 Nixon Official Inaugural Program, Moonwalk Festival '71
Magazine, Air Force One Presidential Golf Balls, Sterling Apollo 14 Charm, Money Clip. Note: This lot is from the personal collection
of Walter Kravetz who worked on the Apollo Space Program.
1346: 1971 NASA APOLLO COLOR PHOTO ALAN SHEPARD SIGNED
USD 400 - 600
"Apollo 14 Eva Photo, Alan Shepard with American Flag" This photograph is a GOVERNMENT PUBLICATION. 8 x 10 (image).
Presented in a sealed archival case produced by The Fine Arts Conservancy of West Palm Beach Florida.
1347: JOHN F. KENNEDY US SENATE SIGNED LETTER 1958
USD 1,000 - 1,500
On United States Senate Washington, DC stationary dated December 17, 1958. Letter of appreciation for "Chris" assisting in
Kennedy's recent campaign. Secretarial signature "John F. Kennedy". Framed with PT 109 and Harvard enameled pins. Letter
measues 9 x 6 inches.
1348: 1956 ANDREW WYETH TRITON PRESS 10 COLOR COLLOTYPES
USD 8,000 - 12,000
In its original box. Triton Press New York 1956. Saddle bound Foreward includes listing of paintings, signed by Andrew Wyeth and
numbered 8 out of 250 sets.
1349: 1971 NASA APOLLO COLOR PHOTO SIGNED ALAN SHEPARD
USD 300 - 500
"Apollo 14 EVA" This photograph is a GOVERNMENT PUBLICATION. 8 x 10 (image). Presented in a sealed archival case produced
by The Fine Arts Conservancy of West Palm Beach Florida.
1350: 1971 NASA APOLLO COLOR PHOTO CERNAN & EVANS SIG.
USD 300 - 500
"Apollo 17 On Board Photo" This photograph is a GOVERNMENT PUBLICATION. 8 x 10 (image). Presented in a sealed archival
case produced by The Fine Arts Conservancy of West Palm Beach Florida.
1351: 1971 NASA APOLLO COLOR PHOTO CERNAN SIGNED ROVER
USD 300 - 500
"Apollo 17 Eva Photo" This photograph is a GOVERNMENT PUBLICATION. 8 x 10 (image). Presented in a sealed archival case
produced by The Fine Arts Conservancy of West Palm Beach Florida.
1352: CREWS OF APOLLO-SOYUZ MISSION PHOTOS
USD 100 - 200
Apollo Crew signed by Donald Slayton, Vance Brand and Thomas Stafford. 8 x 10 US Government Printing Office. Crew for Apollo
Soyuz Test Project include the (3) Americans and Russians Alexie Leonov and Valeri Kubasov.
1353: APOLLO 14 and 15 RCA CERTIFICATES OF PARTICIPATION
USD 75 - 125
Signed 11 x 8 1/2 photograph of (8) Apollo Mission Patches.
Image unavailable
1354: 1937 GONE WITH THE WIND AND HARDWARE CATALOG H
USD 75 - 125
"Gone with the Wind" by Margaret Mitchell, The Macmillan Company 1937, New York. Together with 1927 Catalog H "Cabinet &
Drapery Hardware" Lussky, White and Coolidge Chicago
1355: APPROX. 100 MOVIE STILLS FROM THE 1960'S
USD 100 - 200
8 x 10 inch black and white and some color. Including: Sands of the Kalahari, The Deadly Mantis, Summer Love, Beauty and the
Beast.
1356: HANNA BARBERA FLINTSTONES ASHTRAY & CREAMER
USD 30 - 50
"Betty and Barney" Arrow Houseware Productions 1961. 8 x 6 inches. Together with a glazed ceramic creamer with rooster. Height 5
inches.
1357: (MID 20th c) E.W. KENT SNARE DRUM WITH CASE
USD 100 - 200
12 x 15 inches.
1358: LARGE PORTUGUESE ROOM SIZE RUG
USD 300 - 500
Arts and Crafts Movement: Ivory field with repeating patterns of crown bound flowers, salmon border with running floral motif. 20 feet
5" x 10 feet 11 inches.
1359: TWO ANTIQUE CAUCASIAN ORIENTAL HALL RUGS
USD 300 - 500
9' 3" X 6'6" and 8'2" x 7'
1360: CAUCASIAN ORIENTAL HALL RUG and BAG FACE
2'1" x 2'8" and 6'9" x 4'9"
USD 200 - 300
1361: (2) CAUCASIAN ORIENTAL HALL RUGS
USD 300 - 500
5'4" x 4' and 5'3" x 3'10"
1362: ANTIQUE BIJAR RUG
USD 500 - 700
Tightly wove. 5'2" x 3'10".
1363: BOKHARA ORIENTAL RUG
USD 100 - 300
4'10" x 3'9"
1364: HAMADAN ORIENTAL RUG
USD 100 - 300
8'7" x 4'5"
1365: PERSIAN ORIENTAL SILK RUG
USD 200 - 300
5'9"x 4'5"
1366: PERSIAN ORIENTAL RUG
USD 200 - 300
6'6" x 4' 2 1/2 inches.
1367: (3) ORIENTAL RUGS
USD 200 - 300
Caucasian 8' 11" x 3' 6", Bokhara 7'7" x 4', Bokhara 7'6" x 3'10".
1368: (2) ORIENTAL AND (1) CHINESE RUGS
Chinese 8'6" x 3'11", 4'3" x 2'11", Caucasion3'6" x 2'11".
USD 200 - 300

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