SESSION ONE Friday, December 7 at 3:00 pm - Rago Arts and ...
SESSION ONE Friday, December 7 at 3:00 pm - Rago Arts and ...
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<strong>SESSION</strong> <strong>ONE</strong><br />
<strong>Friday</strong>, <strong>December</strong> 7 <strong>at</strong> 3:<strong>00</strong> <strong>pm</strong>
1: MONUMENTAL FRENCH<br />
BRACKET CLOCK<br />
Of baluster form, with a porcelain dial above an elabor<strong>at</strong>e brass<br />
co<strong>at</strong> of arms, ca. 1870 - 1880. 36” x 21”<br />
$2,5<strong>00</strong>–3,5<strong>00</strong><br />
2: FOUR-HUNDRED-DAY<br />
CLOCK<br />
Exceptionally large, German or French, its porcelain dial painted<br />
with musical instruments <strong>and</strong> champlevé decor<strong>at</strong>ion on columns,<br />
dome <strong>and</strong> base, ca. 19<strong>00</strong>. Disc pendulum. With wooden base <strong>and</strong><br />
glass dome: 26”<br />
$3,<strong>00</strong>0–5,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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3: FRENCH EMPIRE PORTICO SHELF CLOCK<br />
With gilt decor<strong>at</strong>ion on ebonized wood, ca. 1840. Complete with<br />
m<strong>at</strong>ching oval dome. With base <strong>and</strong> dome: 26”<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
5: ANSONIA CRYSTAL REGULATOR<br />
Excelsior eight-day clock with overall gilding <strong>and</strong> elabor<strong>at</strong>e<br />
decor<strong>at</strong>ion, 19th C. Complete with original pendulum. 20 1/2” x 11”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
2 upd<strong>at</strong>ed c<strong>at</strong>alogue inform<strong>at</strong>ion on ragoarts.com<br />
4: SEVRES FRENCH SHELF CLOCK<br />
Decor<strong>at</strong>ed with ormolu <strong>and</strong> rhinestones with painted dial, l<strong>at</strong>e 18th<br />
C. Porcelain crack upper right of frame. Signed Duryea & Potter,<br />
Paris. 14 1/4”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
6: FRENCH CHAMPLEVE CRYSTAL<br />
REGULATOR<br />
With painted champlevé panels, dial <strong>and</strong> pendulum surrounded by<br />
rhinestones, ca. 1890. 16 1/2”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,5<strong>00</strong>
7: EGYPTIAN REVIVAL CHAIR<br />
With carved winged figure, pierced skirt <strong>and</strong> light rose upholstery,<br />
19th/20th C. 39” x 24” x 21”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
9: MAHOGANY EMPIRE ARMCHAIR<br />
With inverted sea scroll armrests <strong>and</strong> l<strong>at</strong>er tufted brown le<strong>at</strong>her<br />
upholstery, 19th C. 39 1/2” x 32” x 26 1/2”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
8: MAHOGANY EMPIRE TEA TABLE<br />
With flared round column <strong>and</strong> ball feet, 19th C. 27 1/2” x 36” x 18”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
10: AMERICAN EMPIRE DROP-LEAF TABLE<br />
With architectural stepped base <strong>and</strong> D-flaps. 29” x 40 1/2” x 23”<br />
(closed)<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
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11: VICTORIAN MAHOGANY PARLOR<br />
FURNITURE<br />
Three items, 19th C.: armchair with carved rams heads <strong>and</strong> paw<br />
feet on metal casters; fire screen with needlework panel <strong>and</strong><br />
applied glass beads; <strong>and</strong> Chippendale-style side table. Tallest: 43”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
13: VICTORIAN MAHOGANY DROP-LEAF TABLE<br />
With D-end flaps <strong>and</strong> ball <strong>and</strong> claw feet, 19th C. 28” x 43” x 20”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
4 upd<strong>at</strong>ed c<strong>at</strong>alogue inform<strong>at</strong>ion on ragoarts.com<br />
12: VICTORIAN OAK BOOKCASE<br />
With carved vine detail, three leaded-glass doors over three<br />
drawers <strong>and</strong> turned columns, 19th C. 65 3/4” x 68 1/2” x 16 1/4”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,8<strong>00</strong><br />
14: MAHOGANY PEMBROKE TABLE<br />
With reeded legs <strong>and</strong> shaped corner flaps, 19th C.<br />
29” x 36” x 21 1/2”<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0
15: ENGLISH VICTORIAN OAK<br />
BLANKET CHEST<br />
With carved decor<strong>at</strong>ion of geometric shapes, 19th C.<br />
29” x 50” x 20 3/4”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
17: ENGLISH OAK REFECTORY TABLE<br />
With single drawer on frieze, barley twist legs <strong>and</strong> stretchers,<br />
19th C. 32” x 45 1/2” x 22<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
16: SET OF VICTORIAN WALNUT CHAIRS<br />
Six carved walnut dining chairs with barley twist columns, ca.<br />
19<strong>00</strong>. 39 1/2” x 16 1/2” x 19”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
18: ENGLISH VICTORIAN OAK DESK<br />
Slant front desk with four gradu<strong>at</strong>ed drawers, 19th C.<br />
14 3/4” x 36 1/2” x 18 1/2”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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6 upd<strong>at</strong>ed c<strong>at</strong>alogue inform<strong>at</strong>ion on ragoarts.com<br />
19: FRENCH MORBIER TALL CASE CLOCK<br />
With porcelain dial <strong>and</strong> articul<strong>at</strong>ing pendulum in pine case,<br />
19th C. 90”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>-2,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
20: TIFFANY & CO. BRONZE SHELF CLOCK<br />
Of large size, with Roman figures <strong>and</strong> winged griffins in all over<br />
gilding, ca. 19<strong>00</strong>. Height: 24”<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0
21: CONTINENTAL MARBLE PEDESTAL<br />
Carved with dolphins, acanthus leaves <strong>and</strong> shells; in four sections,<br />
possibly 18th C. Losses. Height: 46”<br />
$3,<strong>00</strong>0–5,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
22: MAISON KRIEGER<br />
CONSOLE DESSERT<br />
French “plum pudding” mahogany console dessert with white marble top<br />
above a five-drawer frieze, the end drawers on a swing hinge. Below are two<br />
white marble shelves backed by mirrored pl<strong>at</strong>e <strong>and</strong> door lockpl<strong>at</strong>e, 19th C.<br />
Stamped M.on Krieger Ameublement Paris. 39 1/4” x 79 1/4” x 20 1/4”<br />
$10,<strong>00</strong>0–15,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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23: FREDERICK BROSEN (American, b. 1954)<br />
“From the Boboli Gardens, Florence,” 1991. W<strong>at</strong>ercolor on paper (framed). Provenance:<br />
Staempfli Gallery, Inc., New York (label on verso); Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection, New York. Signed,<br />
d<strong>at</strong>ed <strong>and</strong> titled. 8” x 13” (sheet).<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,8<strong>00</strong><br />
25: 19TH/20TH C. ARCHITECTURAL<br />
WATERCOLORS<br />
Two untitled works (framed), Baroque Facade <strong>and</strong> Gothic Facade<br />
(pictured online). Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection, New Jersey.<br />
18 1/4” x 11 1/2” (sight), 30 3/4” x 21 1/2” (sight)<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
8 upd<strong>at</strong>ed c<strong>at</strong>alogue inform<strong>at</strong>ion on ragoarts.com<br />
24: HENRY BACON<br />
(American, 1839-1912)<br />
Untitled, 1901. W<strong>at</strong>ercolor (framed).<br />
Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection, New York.<br />
Signed <strong>and</strong> d<strong>at</strong>ed. 13” x 20”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
26: FELIX OCTAVIUS CARR DARLEY<br />
(American, 1822-1888)<br />
Untitled (Street Scene). W<strong>at</strong>ercolor on paper (framed).<br />
Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection, Pennsylvania. Signed.<br />
22 1/2” x 15 1/2” (sheet).<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,5<strong>00</strong>
27: 19TH C. DUTCH SCHOOL<br />
Untitled (street scene). Oil on canvas (framed). Provenance:<br />
Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection, New Jersey. Signed illegibly lower left.<br />
59” x 42 1/2”<br />
$6,<strong>00</strong>0–9,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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28: DUTCH STAARTKLOK<br />
Large elm wall clock, early 18<strong>00</strong>s. In refinished case.<br />
Length: 45 1/2”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
10 upd<strong>at</strong>ed c<strong>at</strong>alogue inform<strong>at</strong>ion on ragoarts.com<br />
29: BRITISH TALL CASE CLOCK<br />
Burl walnut with 18th C. case <strong>and</strong> l<strong>at</strong>e 19th C. triple chime<br />
movement. Height: 87”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,8<strong>00</strong>
30: KASHAN CARPET<br />
Center field with floral scrolls on a red ground, l<strong>at</strong>e<br />
19th/early 20 C. 15’9” x 10’2”<br />
$3,<strong>00</strong>0–4,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
31: PERSIAN RUG<br />
Repe<strong>at</strong>ing red medallions on cobalt blue ground, 19th C. Signed in<br />
Arabic <strong>at</strong> both ends. 8’ 11 1/2” x 20’ 6”<br />
$6,<strong>00</strong>0–8,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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12 upd<strong>at</strong>ed c<strong>at</strong>alogue inform<strong>at</strong>ion on ragoarts.com<br />
32: RENAISSANCE STYLE<br />
SIDEBOARD<br />
Breakfront with two center doors<br />
flanked by carved cary<strong>at</strong>ids <strong>and</strong> glazed<br />
l<strong>at</strong>eral compartments <strong>and</strong> sides, 20th<br />
C. Concealed bottle storage accessed<br />
from hinged top central panel, back<br />
<strong>and</strong> drawer bottoms in masonite. 36” x<br />
80” x 26 1/2”<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
33: JACOBEAN STYLE<br />
TABLE SET<br />
Three tables with carved legs joined<br />
by a turned stretcher, <strong>and</strong> egg-<strong>and</strong>dart<br />
molding around top, the largest<br />
of refectory size, 20th C.<br />
Largest: 29” x 72 1/2” x 22 1/2”<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0
34: FRENCH<br />
SIDEBOARD<br />
In bird’s eye maple with recessed<br />
central door below two drawers,<br />
flanked by columns mounted with<br />
portrait ormolu fittings, topped in<br />
varieg<strong>at</strong>ed purple <strong>and</strong> white<br />
marble. The mirrored back is<br />
flanked by ormolu angel sconces,<br />
19th C. 73” x 52 1/2” x 20 1/2”<br />
$2,5<strong>00</strong>–3,5<strong>00</strong><br />
35: ROCOCO STYLE<br />
CENTER TABLE<br />
With well carved detail, ‘S’ scroll<br />
legs joined by cross stretchers,<br />
<strong>and</strong> topped in white serpentine<br />
marble, 19th C. 29 1/2” x 50” x 26”<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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36: CONTINENTAL FURNITURE<br />
Three pieces include a painted wood bergère chair with canework<br />
back <strong>and</strong> se<strong>at</strong>, together with a metal frame coffee table with<br />
varieg<strong>at</strong>ed marble top, <strong>and</strong> a white painted coffee table with<br />
slides. 20th C. Chair: 39” x 25” x 24”<br />
$9<strong>00</strong>–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
38: MAHOGANY CLUB CHAIR<br />
With carved frame <strong>and</strong> pink <strong>and</strong> rose upholstery, 19th C.<br />
36” x 32” x 33”<br />
$5<strong>00</strong>–7<strong>00</strong><br />
14 upd<strong>at</strong>ed c<strong>at</strong>alogue inform<strong>at</strong>ion on ragoarts.com<br />
37: GILT WOOD SLIPPER CHAIR<br />
With curved back flanked by Corinthian columns, cabriole legs <strong>and</strong><br />
pink upholstery, 19th C. 33” x 23” x 26”<br />
$5<strong>00</strong>–7<strong>00</strong><br />
39: TRUMEAU MIRROR<br />
With gessoed <strong>and</strong> gilt wood frame around an oil on canvas painting<br />
of an 18th C. scene of dancers <strong>and</strong> musicians, 19th C.<br />
Canvas sight: 35 3/4” x 20 1/4”; overall: 55 3/4” x 44 1/2”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
40: NO LOT
41: BIRD’S EYE MAPLE SEMAINIER<br />
Eight drawer chest with classical style bronze fittings, 20th C.<br />
65” x 31 1/2” x 16 1/2”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
43: SIDE TABLE AND CHAIR<br />
Square coffee table with shell design on skirt, cabriole legs, <strong>and</strong><br />
figured marble top; together with a balloon back chair, 19th C.<br />
Table: 39” x 20” x 23”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
42: FRENCH SIDE TABLE<br />
With single drawer bene<strong>at</strong>h a square serpentine top, inlaid<br />
marquetry decor<strong>at</strong>ion <strong>and</strong> metal mounts, 20th C. 32” x 16 1/2”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
44: LOUIS XV STYLE VITRINE<br />
With painted decor<strong>at</strong>ion, bowed glass <strong>and</strong> gilt metal mounts, on<br />
cabriole legs joined by a lower shelf, 20th C. 41” x 15”<br />
$6<strong>00</strong>–8<strong>00</strong><br />
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45: THEODORE VICTOR CARL VALENKAMPH<br />
(Swedish/American, 1868-1924)<br />
Untitled (Seascape). Oil on board (framed). Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e<br />
Collection, New Jersey. Signed. 8” x 10”.<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
47: J.F. BECKER (American, 19th C.)<br />
Two untitled oils on canvas (framed). Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e<br />
Collection, New Jersey. Both signed. 12” x 20”, 12” x 17”.<br />
$9<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
16 upd<strong>at</strong>ed c<strong>at</strong>alogue inform<strong>at</strong>ion on ragoarts.com<br />
46: LASZLO NEOGRADY (Hungarian, 1896-1962)<br />
Untitled oil on canvas. Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection, Maryl<strong>and</strong>.<br />
Signed. 24” x 36”.<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,8<strong>00</strong>
48: 19TH C. FRENCH NEO-CLASSICAL SCENE<br />
Depicting the Return of Helen of Troy. Oil on canvas (framed).<br />
Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection, New Jersey. Signed illegibly.<br />
39 1/2” x 50”.<br />
$6,<strong>00</strong>0–9,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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49: RENAISSANCE-STYLE WALNUT TABLE<br />
With carved frieze <strong>and</strong> stretcher <strong>and</strong> hairy paw feet, 20th C.<br />
32 1/4” x 39” x 78 1/2”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
51: VICTORIAN CONTINENTAL CARVED DESK<br />
Elabor<strong>at</strong>ely carved slant front desk with fitted interior, 19th C.<br />
52 1/2” x 35 1/2” x 18”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
18 upd<strong>at</strong>ed c<strong>at</strong>alogue inform<strong>at</strong>ion on ragoarts.com<br />
50: ENGLISH MAHOGANY CHINA CABINET<br />
Two-door bow-front vitrine with string inlay, three interior shelves<br />
<strong>and</strong> tapered feet with original casters, ca. 1910.<br />
63 1/4” x 42” x 16 1/8”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
52: CONTINENTAL STYLE ARMCHAIR<br />
With mirror image phoenix on backrest, 20th C. 56” x 30” x 25”<br />
$4<strong>00</strong>–6<strong>00</strong>
53: CONTINENTAL STYLE VITRINE<br />
With carved doors <strong>and</strong> sides centered by two glazed doors,<br />
mirrored interior <strong>and</strong> cabriole legs, 20th C.<br />
50 1/2” x 66 1/2” x 17 1/2”<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
55: FRENCH VITRINE<br />
WIth curved glass door <strong>and</strong> sides, painted decor<strong>at</strong>ion <strong>and</strong> gilding,<br />
ca. 19<strong>00</strong>. 55” x 25 1/2” x 13 1/2”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
54: FRENCH JAPONISM VITRINE<br />
With beveled glass sides <strong>and</strong> door, elev<strong>at</strong>ed top with open work<br />
gallery <strong>and</strong> metal foo dog, ca. 1910. Interior fitted with five glass<br />
shelves <strong>and</strong> l<strong>at</strong>er internal light. 61 1/2” x 23 1/4” x 11 1/2”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
56: SAVONNERIE CARPET<br />
With diagonal qu<strong>at</strong>refoil in ivory <strong>and</strong> caramel tones, framed by a<br />
red b<strong>and</strong> <strong>and</strong> shell <strong>and</strong> leaf motif on each corner, 20th C.<br />
18’5” x 7’5”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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57: ISFAHAN PRAYER CARPET<br />
Two trees with birds centered by a vase with flowers underne<strong>at</strong>h a<br />
blue niche <strong>and</strong> two reserves with calligraphy, 19th/20th C.<br />
6’2” x 4’5”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
59: FOUR PERSIAN CARPETS<br />
In various colors <strong>and</strong> p<strong>at</strong>terns, 19th/20th C.<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
60: CAUCASIAN CARPET<br />
With geometric design <strong>and</strong> altern<strong>at</strong>ing<br />
panels of people <strong>and</strong> animals; blue ground<br />
with yellow, green <strong>and</strong> gray, 19th/20th C.<br />
Low pile with small losses on end borders.<br />
61” x 41 1/2”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
20 upd<strong>at</strong>ed c<strong>at</strong>alogue inform<strong>at</strong>ion on ragoarts.com<br />
58: SAROUK CARPET<br />
With a floral field on a rose ground <strong>and</strong> various borders, 20th C.<br />
12’ x 8’10”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
60A: KUBA<br />
Antique Caucasian rug in Lesghi star design<br />
in reds, blues, <strong>and</strong> ivory. Some wear.<br />
3’4” x 5’3’<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong>
61: VICTORIAN WALNUT SETTEE<br />
Back splash carved with C scrolls <strong>and</strong> floral cartouches, front<br />
centered by shell motif, cabriole legs with original casters, 19th C.<br />
41 3/4” x 65” x 29”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
63: BURL WALNUT DESK<br />
With four drawers in each column, large center drawer, pull out<br />
slides on both sides <strong>and</strong> le<strong>at</strong>her top, 20th C. 31” x 71” x 36”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
62: CHIPPENDALE REVIVAL<br />
DINING ROOM SET<br />
Nine pieces with inlaid burlwood <strong>and</strong> carved detail, 20th C.: china<br />
cabinet (pictured), sideboard, table, <strong>and</strong> six chairs with green<br />
striped upholstery (pictured online). Sideboard: 37” x 82 1/2” x 24”<br />
$3,<strong>00</strong>0–5,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
64: MAHOGANY EXTENSION TABLE<br />
With five leaves, two original <strong>and</strong> three replaced, ca. 19<strong>00</strong>.<br />
29 1/2” x 55” x 48 3/4”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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22 upd<strong>at</strong>ed c<strong>at</strong>alogue inform<strong>at</strong>ion on ragoarts.com<br />
64A: TIFFANY & CO. CLOCK GARNITURE<br />
Clock <strong>and</strong> m<strong>at</strong>ching urns framed in ormolu <strong>and</strong> silvered bronze<br />
mountings on red marble base with Classical figure, 19th C. Clock<br />
face <strong>and</strong> movement marked Tiffany & Co. 17 1/4” x 5 1/2” x 11 3/4”<br />
$6,<strong>00</strong>0–8,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
64B: GILT BRONZE MANTLE CLOCK<br />
Blue porcelain urn flanked by cherubs holding a garl<strong>and</strong> of flowers,<br />
on a breakfront base with enamel clock dial, 19th C. The top with a<br />
floral bouquet <strong>and</strong> two doves. Restor<strong>at</strong>ion to porcelain urn.<br />
18 1/2” x 16” x 5 1/2”<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–2,5<strong>00</strong>
65: EXCEPTIONALLY TALL FLOOR CLOCK<br />
George III mahogany long case clock with engraved dial, 19th C.<br />
Height: 105”<br />
$5,5<strong>00</strong>–6,5<strong>00</strong><br />
66: TALL CASE CLOCK<br />
British tall case clock of traditional design in inlaid walnut, early<br />
19th C. Signed Thomas Heywood, Bangor, probably sign<strong>at</strong>ure of<br />
owner. Height: 90”<br />
$4,<strong>00</strong>0–6,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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67: FRENCH COUNTRY COTTAGE CLOCK<br />
Painted metal dial has raised cartouches with Roman numerals,<br />
inlaid mother-of-pearl, brass <strong>and</strong> exotic woods, 19th C. 23” x 20”<br />
$6<strong>00</strong>–8<strong>00</strong><br />
69: TWO 19TH C. AUSTRIAN CLOCKS<br />
Ormolu cartouche clock with gilding <strong>and</strong> painted porcelain dial,<br />
replaced movement, together with a shelf clock with Gr<strong>and</strong>e<br />
Sonnerie movement, newer case. Shelf clock: 20”<br />
$4<strong>00</strong>–6<strong>00</strong><br />
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68: THREE CRYSTAL REGULATORS<br />
By Seth Thomas, Ansonia <strong>and</strong> an unidentified French maker, two<br />
with painted floral dials, one with plain dial, all ca. 1910.<br />
Tallest: 11”<br />
$4<strong>00</strong>–6<strong>00</strong>
70: GERMAN TALL CASE CLOCK<br />
In the Flemish Baroque style, oak stained to black, 1920s. Hour <strong>and</strong><br />
half hour strike. 91”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,8<strong>00</strong><br />
71: BRITISH TALL CASE CLOCK<br />
With one h<strong>and</strong> movement, signed Lewis S<strong>and</strong>ford, 1710. Case<br />
refinished. Height: 75”<br />
$4,<strong>00</strong>0–5,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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72: FRENCH BRONZE AND CHAMPLEVE CLOCK<br />
Oval case flanked by two columns with champlevé enamel, painted<br />
dial <strong>and</strong> double vial mercury pendulum. Movement marked L. Marti<br />
& Co. 1889 Made in France. 14 1/2” x 9 1/2” x 5 1/2”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
74: JAEGER LE COULTRE ATMOS CLOCK<br />
In square form with glass sides <strong>and</strong> top, revealing the movement<br />
<strong>and</strong> dial, 20th C. 9” x 8 1/2” x 5 1/2”<br />
$6<strong>00</strong>–8<strong>00</strong><br />
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73: ANSONIA GILT METAL CLOCK<br />
With Rococo style case suromounted by a cherub playing a flute,<br />
ca. 19<strong>00</strong>. 19 1/2” x 9” x 8”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
75: FRENCH SLATE CLOCK<br />
Beveled glass on front <strong>and</strong> back doors, 19th C. Marked H & F Paris<br />
2877. 18 1/2” x 12 1/2” x 8”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong>
76: FRENCH KINGWOOD PARQUETRY CABINET<br />
With two doors <strong>and</strong> three interior adjustable shelves, oak secondary wood,<br />
ormolu fittings, <strong>and</strong> restored marble top, 19th C. Die stamped sign<strong>at</strong>ure<br />
Dubreuil on top left side. 59” x 42 1/2” x 17 1/2”<br />
$3,<strong>00</strong>0–5,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
77: FRENCH BURLWOOD SECRETARY<br />
Walnut <strong>and</strong> ebonized wood drop-front desk with two<br />
drawers, <strong>and</strong> a secret drawer with copper plaque showing a<br />
b<strong>and</strong> of putti playing musical instruments. Inlaid with<br />
mother-of-pearl <strong>and</strong> metal flowery ormolu fittings under a<br />
white marble top, 19th C. 51 1/2” x 28” x 13 3/4”<br />
$4,<strong>00</strong>0–6,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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78: THREE PANEL FOLDING SCREEN<br />
H<strong>and</strong>-painted oil on le<strong>at</strong>her with ladies in 18th C. dress strolling in<br />
garden with a villa, 20th C. 68 1/2” x 18” x 54” (open)<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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79: OAK HALL STAND<br />
With a mirror, shelf, <strong>and</strong> drawer, brass fittings, cane work panels<br />
<strong>and</strong> veined green marble top, 19th C. 86” x 50” x 11 1/4”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
80: PARLOR SET<br />
Settee <strong>and</strong> armchairs with back panels painted<br />
with tropical l<strong>and</strong>scapes <strong>and</strong> floral bouquets,<br />
ca. 19<strong>00</strong>. 38” x 77” x 36”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,<strong>00</strong>0
81: NEOCLASSICAL<br />
STYLE DAYBED<br />
Carved with urn on se<strong>at</strong> frame, 19th C.<br />
32 1/2” x 82” x 24 1/2”<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–2,5<strong>00</strong><br />
82: AMERICAN MAHOGANY<br />
EMPIRE SOFA<br />
With well carved detail <strong>and</strong> claw feet, 19th<br />
C. 36 1/4” x 22 1/4” x 64 1/2”<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
83: ROCOCO STYLE SETTEE<br />
Walnut curved back with carved <strong>and</strong> gilt<br />
trims <strong>and</strong> upholstered se<strong>at</strong>s, 19th C.<br />
51” x 43” x 23”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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84: WHITE METAL CLOCK GARNITURE<br />
Clock with white enamel dial <strong>and</strong> angel blowing a trumpet,<br />
mounted on white varieg<strong>at</strong>ed stepped marble base, together with<br />
two m<strong>at</strong>ching urns, ca. 19<strong>00</strong>. Marked F Moreau on back.<br />
Clock: 20 1/2” x 19” x 7”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
86: RESTORATION STYLE ARMCHAIR<br />
Carved <strong>and</strong> pierced with cane work on back rest, 19th/20th C.<br />
47” x 28” x 29”<br />
$6<strong>00</strong>–8<strong>00</strong><br />
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85: EASTLAKE MAHOGANY SIDE TABLE<br />
With inset marble top, 20th C. 28 1/2” x 25” x 18 1/2”<br />
$6<strong>00</strong>–8<strong>00</strong><br />
87: GEORGE III STYLE WALNUT<br />
COFFEE TABLE<br />
With gilt metal mounts, pierced <strong>and</strong> carved shell skirt <strong>and</strong> paw<br />
feet, 20th C. 19 1/2” x 38” x 19”<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–9<strong>00</strong>
88: TWO PARLOR CHAIRS<br />
With balloon backs with carved backrail <strong>and</strong> cabriole legs, 19th C.<br />
35” x 23” x 17”<br />
$6<strong>00</strong>–8<strong>00</strong><br />
90: FRENCH COMMODE<br />
With single drawer on frieze above a hinged drop front, fluted<br />
tapering legs <strong>and</strong> ormolu mounts, under a marble top, ca. 19<strong>00</strong>.<br />
32” x 18” x 15”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
89: LOUIS XVI STYLE SIDE TABLE<br />
With inlaid tray top framed in pierced metal over a single drawer,<br />
cabriole legs joined by a galleried reniform shelf <strong>and</strong> gilt metal<br />
fittings, 20th C. 30 1/4” x 23 1/2” x 17”<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–9<strong>00</strong><br />
91: LOUIS XV STYLE PEDESTAL<br />
With inlaid wood <strong>and</strong> metal mounts, 20th C. 44 1/2” x 15”<br />
$6<strong>00</strong>–8<strong>00</strong><br />
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92: HERIZ CARPET<br />
In rich red <strong>and</strong> indigo, with large center medallion, 19th C. Some<br />
low areas. 11’10” x 8’9”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
94: 19TH C. SATINWOOD HANDKERCHIEF<br />
GAME TABLE<br />
The swivel top with four triangular folding flaps, the interior of<br />
each having a carved well for game pieces <strong>and</strong> a green felt<br />
covering; string inlay all around <strong>and</strong> painted floral decor<strong>at</strong>ion on<br />
top. 29 3/4” x 21 3/4” x 21 1/2”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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93: ROYAL SAROUK CARPET<br />
Ruby red field with sc<strong>at</strong>tered floral bouquets, 20th C. 10’3” x 7’8”<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
95: AMERICAN MAHOGANY TILT-TOP TABLE<br />
By Henry Slaugh, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania, with carved shell<br />
<strong>and</strong> leaf border on ball <strong>and</strong> claw feet base, 20th C. Maker’s label.<br />
28” x 28”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong>
96: FRENCH BURLWOOD SIDEBOARD<br />
With two front doors <strong>and</strong> bowed ends, <strong>and</strong> ormolu fittings, 19th<br />
C. 44” x 53 1/2” x 20 1/2”<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
97: FRENCH BUREAU PLAT<br />
Drawer to one side, inlaid with various woods, the top with a<br />
floral cartouche with armorial crest, ormolu mounts, 19th C.<br />
29 3/4” x 41” x 24”<br />
$4,<strong>00</strong>0–6,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
98: LOUIS XV-STYLE PARLOR SET<br />
Settee <strong>and</strong> four chairs of carved <strong>and</strong> painted wood upholstered<br />
in pink <strong>and</strong> cream fabric, ca. 19<strong>00</strong>.<br />
Settee: 40” x 21 1/2” x 50 1/4”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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99: CAST IRON MANTLE<br />
Painted white with marbleized glass backing, 19th C.<br />
46 1/2” x 51” x 7”<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–4,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
101: AMERICAN CHIPPENDALE-STYLE<br />
BRASS ANDIRONS<br />
With pineapple finials <strong>and</strong> ball feet, 18th-19th C. 22 3/4”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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1<strong>00</strong>: VICTORIAN OAK FIREPLACE MANTLE<br />
With carved reeded columns topped by acanthus leaf capitals, a<br />
classical urn on frieze, <strong>and</strong> egg-<strong>and</strong>-dart moulding, 19th C.<br />
55 1/2” x 68” x 11 1/2”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
102: VICTORIAN BRASS ANDIRONS<br />
With elabor<strong>at</strong>e decor<strong>at</strong>ion, faceted ovoid tops <strong>and</strong> m<strong>at</strong>ching log<br />
stoppers, base with overlapping leaves <strong>and</strong> paw feet, 19th C.<br />
Height: 24”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong>
103: TALL MAHOGANY CASE CLOCK<br />
With an arched bonnet surmounted by three globes, <strong>and</strong> h<strong>and</strong>painted<br />
dial with moon phase, 19th C. Height: approx. 92”<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
104: TALL CHERRY CASE CLOCK<br />
Its face painted with floral bouquets <strong>and</strong> dial; movement with<br />
metal gears <strong>and</strong> wooden pl<strong>at</strong>es possibly made by Joseph Drescher,<br />
Gutenbach, Germany, ca. 1840. Signed lower right R. Kiehl.<br />
Height: 94”<br />
$3,<strong>00</strong>0–4,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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105: ALFRED THOMPSON BRICHER<br />
(American, 1837-1908)<br />
Untitled w<strong>at</strong>ercolor (framed). Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection, New<br />
York. Signed. 13” x 18 1/2”.<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
107: GEORGE HERBERT MC CORD<br />
(American, 1848-1909)<br />
Two oil-on-canvas seascape paintings: “Venice,” 1906, <strong>and</strong> untitled<br />
(pictured online). Both framed. Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection,<br />
New Jersey. Both signed, first d<strong>at</strong>ed. 17” x 14”, 14” x 20”.<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
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106: ALFRED THOMPSON BRICHER<br />
(American, 1837-1908)<br />
Untitled w<strong>at</strong>ercolor (framed). Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection, New<br />
Jersey. Signed. 5 1/2” x 14” (sight).<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
108: F.J. ALDRIDGE (British, 1850-1933)<br />
Untitled (Sailbo<strong>at</strong> in Harbor). W<strong>at</strong>ercolor on paper (framed).<br />
Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection, New Jersey. Signed.<br />
10 12/” x 14 3/4” (sight).<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong>
109: FANNIE ELIZA DUVALL (American, 1861-1934)<br />
Three oils on unstretched canvases: “Paris,” 1910, d<strong>at</strong>ed <strong>and</strong> titled,<br />
16 1/2” x 14”; <strong>and</strong> two untitled, 10 3/4” x 12 3/4”, 15 1/4” x 22 1/4”;<br />
together with untitled pastel <strong>and</strong> w<strong>at</strong>ercolor on paper , 13 3/4” x<br />
10” (sheet). (All pictured online). Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection,<br />
New Jersey. Each signed.<br />
$1,8<strong>00</strong>–2,4<strong>00</strong><br />
110: FANNIE ELIZA DUVALL (American, 1861-1934)<br />
Three untitled oils on unstretched canvases, one d<strong>at</strong>ed 1910<br />
(framed), together with an untitled pastel <strong>and</strong> w<strong>at</strong>ercolor on paper.<br />
(All pictured online) Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection, New Jersey.<br />
Each signed. 14” x 19 1/2”, 11 3/4” x 17 1/2”, 17” x 14 1/4”,<br />
8 3/4” x 14” (sheet).<br />
$1,8<strong>00</strong>–2,4<strong>00</strong><br />
111: GEORGE HERBERT MC CORD<br />
(American, 1848-1909)<br />
Untitled (L<strong>and</strong>scape). Oil on canvas (framed). Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e<br />
Collection, New Jersey. Signed. 20” x 30”.<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,8<strong>00</strong><br />
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112: SET OF SIX MAHOGANY DINING CHAIRS<br />
With upholstered se<strong>at</strong>s, two armchairs, four side chairs, ca. 19<strong>00</strong>.<br />
37 1/2” x 18 1/2” x 16”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
114: WINDSOR CHAIR<br />
With turned spindles <strong>and</strong> carved se<strong>at</strong>, 19th C.<br />
39 1/2” x 24 1/2” x 14”<br />
$6<strong>00</strong>–8<strong>00</strong><br />
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113: SET OF FEDERAL MAHOGANY<br />
DINING CHAIRS<br />
Four chairs with saber legs, carved foli<strong>at</strong>ed back spl<strong>at</strong>s <strong>and</strong> shell<br />
design, 19th C. Height: 33”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
115: 19TH-20TH C. AMERICAN FURNITURE<br />
Six items: small mahogany blanket chest with carved floral panels<br />
on front <strong>and</strong> sides; pair of Chippendale-style side chairs with<br />
upholstered se<strong>at</strong>s; pair of walnut slipper chairs with carved details<br />
<strong>and</strong> upholstered backs <strong>and</strong> se<strong>at</strong>s; <strong>and</strong> ebonized corner chair with<br />
front center ball-<strong>and</strong>-claw foot <strong>and</strong> carved back splashes, all<br />
19th/20th C. Blanket chest: 21 1/4” x 41” x 20”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong>
116: CHIPPENDALE STYLE MIRROR<br />
With carved <strong>and</strong> gilded bird’s eye maple frame, ca. 19<strong>00</strong>. 47” x 25”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
118: AMERICAN BURLWOOD AND<br />
MAHOGANY CHEST<br />
In four-over-four configur<strong>at</strong>ion, original glass pulls, stepped front<br />
<strong>and</strong> turned columns, 19th C. 57 1/2” x 46” x 22”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
117: AMERICAN MAHOGANY<br />
SLANT FRONT DESK<br />
With carved fan design <strong>and</strong> fitted interior, 19th C. Replaced<br />
hardware. 41” x 18” x 37 1/2”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
119: PAIR OF MAHOGANY<br />
CHIPPENDALE CHAIRS<br />
With carved open-work back spl<strong>at</strong>s <strong>and</strong> side rails, ball-<strong>and</strong>-claw<br />
feet <strong>and</strong> the front frieze with a shell motif, 19th C.<br />
40 1/2” x 23” x 17”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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120: PENNSYLVANIA HALF SPINDLEBACK SETTEE<br />
With a plank se<strong>at</strong> <strong>and</strong> h<strong>and</strong>-painted decor<strong>at</strong>ion, 19th C. 33” x 72” x 21 1/2”<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
122: AMERICAN MAHOGANY<br />
BOW-FRONT CHEST<br />
With four burl-veneer drawers raised on ogee bracket<br />
feet, 18th C. 34 1/4” x 36” x 22”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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121: AMERICAN PINE CHEST<br />
With four gradu<strong>at</strong>ed drawers <strong>and</strong> ogee feet, ca. 1830.<br />
46” x 38” x 23”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
123: AMERICAN ‘DOAN GANG’ PINE BLANKET CHEST<br />
With two drawers, the interior with a secret compartment with penciled Doan<br />
Gang family names, early 19th C. Purportedly descended through the Doan<br />
family. 28 1/4” x 48” x 21”<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0
124: PENNSYLVANIA TALL<br />
CHERRY CASE CLOCK<br />
Chippendale-style with an eight-day movement,<br />
painted enamel dial, <strong>and</strong> original cast iron weights,<br />
mid 19th C. Pendulum not original. 94” x 19” x 10”<br />
$7,<strong>00</strong>0–9,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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125: PAIR OF AMERICAN CHIPPENDALE<br />
STYLE CHAIRS<br />
Attributed to Henry Slaugh, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania, with<br />
profusely carved backs <strong>and</strong> legs, 19th C. 38 1/2” x 26 1/4” x 20 1/2”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
127: AMERICAN VICTORIAN FOOTSTOOL<br />
Carved mahogany footstool with floral bouquets on the skirt,<br />
Spanish feet <strong>and</strong> needlepoint upholstery of a dachshund, 19th C.<br />
17” x 23” x 16”<br />
$6<strong>00</strong>–8<strong>00</strong><br />
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126: AMERICAN ROCOCO PARLOR SET<br />
Settee, arm chair, <strong>and</strong> side chair with carved female heads,<br />
upholstered in silk damask, 19th C. 41 3/4” x 65” x 29”<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
128: TWO AMERICAN VICTORIAN FOOTSTOOLS<br />
Carved in shell <strong>and</strong> leaf motif, the larger with Spanish feet <strong>and</strong><br />
needlework top; the smaller upholstered in velvet, 19th C.<br />
15” x 26 1/2” x 15 1/2”<br />
$6<strong>00</strong>–8<strong>00</strong>
129: AMERICAN EMPIRE SECRETARY BOOKCASE<br />
With inlaid brass detail <strong>and</strong> glazed astragal doors, 19th C.<br />
83 1/2” x 45 3/4” x 19 1/2”<br />
$4,<strong>00</strong>0–6,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
130: 19TH C. AMERICAN TALL<br />
MAHOGANY CASE CLOCK<br />
With an eight-day movement <strong>and</strong> h<strong>and</strong>-painted dial by<br />
John Fessler, Frederickstown, MD. 97 1/4”<br />
$6,<strong>00</strong>0–8,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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131: FOUR EUROPEAN SHELF CLOCKS<br />
Three German clocks ca. 1930: Junghans Westminster chime;<br />
Westminster chime Chinoiserie; one for Gaunt's Melbourne;<br />
together with a French clock ca. 1910, losses. Tallest: 21”<br />
$4<strong>00</strong>–6<strong>00</strong><br />
133: THREE DECORATIVE EUROPEAN CLOCKS<br />
French sl<strong>at</strong>e clock, French carriage clock, <strong>and</strong> German sunflower<br />
clock. Together with a brass surveyor’s level <strong>and</strong> a US Army ship<br />
compass, 19th/20th C.<br />
$4<strong>00</strong>–6<strong>00</strong><br />
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132: SIX FRENCH SHELF CLOCKS<br />
Four with balance wheel movement, two with pendulums, some<br />
with Japanese decor<strong>at</strong>ion, one inlaid with rosewood shell design,<br />
ca. 19<strong>00</strong>. Tallest: 13 1/2”<br />
$4<strong>00</strong>–6<strong>00</strong><br />
134: EIGHT SMALL CLOCKS<br />
Include carriage, figural <strong>and</strong> one wooden shelf clock, 19th/20th C.<br />
Tallest: 9”<br />
$4<strong>00</strong>–6<strong>00</strong>
135: EIGHT SMALL CLOCKS<br />
Include carriage, figural <strong>and</strong> one wooden shelf clock, 19th/20th C.<br />
Tallest: 8 1/2”<br />
$4<strong>00</strong>–6<strong>00</strong><br />
137: FOUR AMERICAN SHELF CLOCKS<br />
Terry & Andrews cast iron clock; John D. Nutter, Mt. Vernon, New<br />
Hampshire ogee clock; New Haven mahogany balloon clock; Seth<br />
Thomas rosewood clock, all 19th/20th C. Tallest: 26 1/2”<br />
$5<strong>00</strong>–8<strong>00</strong><br />
136: SIX SHIP’S CLOCKS WITH TWO GAUGES<br />
Three by Seth Thomas, two Chelsea, one Smith <strong>and</strong> two steam<br />
gauges, ca. 1920.<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
138: FOUR AMERICAN SHELF CLOCKS<br />
Two steeple clocks, one possibly made for the Portuguese market,<br />
the other by W<strong>at</strong>erbury; Ansonia cast iron clock; one by unknown<br />
maker, missing base, 19th C.<br />
$4<strong>00</strong>–6<strong>00</strong><br />
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139: NORTHWEST COAST<br />
CEREMONIAL BOWL<br />
Small rectangular bowl carved with<br />
two figures joining h<strong>and</strong>s, 19th C.<br />
2 1/8” x 10 1/2” x 5”<br />
$3,<strong>00</strong>0–5,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
140: NORTHWEST<br />
COAST TOTEM<br />
Carved wooden totem, possibly<br />
Haida, with polychrome decor<strong>at</strong>ion,<br />
19th/20th C. Height: 24 1/4”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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141: CHIEF SHAKES<br />
TOTEM<br />
Carved <strong>and</strong> polychromed wood with<br />
stacked animals <strong>and</strong> figures, 19th C.<br />
penciled on the back ‘Chief Shakes.’<br />
Height: 24 3/4”<br />
$2,5<strong>00</strong>–3,5<strong>00</strong><br />
142: NO LOT
143: SIOUX PIPE BAG<br />
With bead <strong>and</strong> quill work, applied cone <strong>and</strong> tassels, ca. 1880-1890.<br />
Beyond fringe: 40”<br />
$3,<strong>00</strong>0–5,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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144: TWO APACHE COILED BASKETS<br />
With continuous b<strong>and</strong>s of geometric designs, willow <strong>and</strong> devil’s<br />
claw, 19th/20th C. Larger: 7 3/8” x 12 5/8” dia.<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
146: BERT GEER PHILLIPS (American, 1868-1956)<br />
Untitled (Taos, NM). Oil on canvas (framed). Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e<br />
Collection, New York. Signed. 20 1/4” x 15”.<br />
$1,8<strong>00</strong>–2,4<strong>00</strong><br />
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145: JAMES MC KELL (American, 1885-1956)<br />
Untitled oil on board (framed). Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection, New<br />
Jersey. Signed. 27 1/2” x 19 1/2”.<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,8<strong>00</strong><br />
147: E.I. COUSE (American, 1866-1936)<br />
Untitled (Indian Vessel). Gouache on paper (framed). Provenance:<br />
Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection, New Jersey. Signed lower left. 9 1/2” x 7 3/8”<br />
(sight).<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong>
148: NATIVE AMERICAN<br />
RIO GRANDE BLANKET<br />
Rare large blanket woven in three joined sections with altern<strong>at</strong>ing<br />
b<strong>and</strong>s of red, black, blue <strong>and</strong> teal, ca. 1880-1890. 71” x 1<strong>00</strong>”<br />
$5,<strong>00</strong>0–8,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
149: NO LOT<br />
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150: CHIMU BLACKWARE<br />
VESSEL<br />
A fine example in the form of a co<strong>at</strong>i, A.D.<br />
11<strong>00</strong>-14<strong>00</strong>. Height: 8 3/4”<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
153: THREE NAZCA<br />
CERAMIC VESSELS<br />
A bowl depicting orcas, a globular vessel<br />
<strong>and</strong> an unburnished vessel, 2<strong>00</strong>-4<strong>00</strong> A.D.<br />
Tallest: 5 1/2”<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
151: NAZCA CERAMIC VESSEL<br />
With polychrome slip depicting a fisherman,<br />
A.D. 2<strong>00</strong>-4<strong>00</strong>. 8”<br />
$9<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
154: MOLAS<br />
Group of twenty-two various molas, 20th C.<br />
Largest: 21” x 16”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
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152: TWO MOCHE<br />
CERAMIC VESSELS<br />
One painted with a fierce cre<strong>at</strong>ure, the<br />
other in the form of a warrior, 2<strong>00</strong>-6<strong>00</strong> A.D.<br />
Tallest: 8 1/2”<br />
$9<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
155: MOLAS<br />
Group of twenty-two various molas, 20th C.<br />
Largest: 21” x 16”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong>
Lots 150–170 have been placed <strong>at</strong><br />
auction by the descendants of Felix<br />
Webster McBryde. Dr. McBryde (1908-<br />
1995) was an explorer, cultural<br />
geographer, academic, author <strong>and</strong><br />
lecturer who worked extensively in<br />
Central <strong>and</strong> South America. A brief<br />
c<strong>at</strong>alogue of his professional travels<br />
(during which he collected the<br />
property on sale) would include a<br />
seven-month reconnaissance through<br />
the Maya region as photographer <strong>and</strong><br />
geographer on a 1928 expedition from<br />
Tulane University; field research in<br />
Gu<strong>at</strong>emala for the Carnegie<br />
Institution in 1932; a year with<br />
indigenous people in Gu<strong>at</strong>emala <strong>and</strong><br />
El Salvador in 1935; <strong>and</strong> many more<br />
years of travel for the study of Indian<br />
agricultural practices. Dr. McBryde<br />
organized the American Society of<br />
Professional Geographers. His text on the cultural geography of<br />
Gu<strong>at</strong>emala, published in 1947 by the Smithsonian Institution, is<br />
considered seminal in its field.<br />
157: PERUVIAN RETABLO<br />
Monumental oil on canvas retablo on board, depicting a female<br />
religious figure <strong>and</strong> child, in orn<strong>at</strong>e wooden frame.<br />
Sight: 44 1/2” x 31 1/2”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
156: 19TH-20TH C. EXPLORATION BOOKS<br />
Fourteen books on South American <strong>and</strong> African explor<strong>at</strong>ion,<br />
including In Darkest Africa by Henry Stanley vols. 1-2; The Last<br />
Journals of David Livingstone by David Livingstone; Through The<br />
Dark Continent by Henry Stanley <strong>and</strong> Narr<strong>at</strong>ive of the North Pole<br />
Expedition by C.H. Davis. All 19th/early 20th C. public<strong>at</strong>ions.<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
158: THREE CHIMU BLACKWARE VESSELS<br />
Bird stealing corn, triple pepper pot <strong>and</strong> quadruple lucuma fruit<br />
pot, A.D. 11<strong>00</strong>-14<strong>00</strong>. Tallest: 9”<br />
$9<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
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159: TWO CHIMU BLACKWARE VESSELS<br />
One depicting a b<strong>at</strong>tle between a feline god <strong>and</strong> a fish god, the<br />
other with bird motif, A.D. 11<strong>00</strong>-14<strong>00</strong>. Taller: 9 3/4”<br />
$9<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
161: TWO CHIMU VESSELS<br />
One blackware with vegetable motif, the<br />
other ceramic with buff surface depicting<br />
birds, A.D. 11<strong>00</strong>-14<strong>00</strong>. Tallest: 9 3/4”<br />
$9<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
162: THREE CHIMU<br />
BLACKWARE VESSELS<br />
With bird motifs, the two larger examples of<br />
whistle pots together with a small double<br />
vessel, A.D. 11<strong>00</strong>-14<strong>00</strong>. Tallest: 7 1/4”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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160: FOUR CHIMU BLACKWARE VESSELS<br />
Two in the form of gourds, one fruit vessel <strong>and</strong> one depicting a<br />
man <strong>and</strong> llama, A.D. 11<strong>00</strong>-14<strong>00</strong>. Tallest: 9 1/2”<br />
$1,4<strong>00</strong>–1,8<strong>00</strong><br />
163: TWO CHIMU<br />
BLACKWARE VESSELS<br />
Llama’s head <strong>and</strong> shell, A.D. 11<strong>00</strong>-14<strong>00</strong>. The<br />
shell in excellent condition, the llama’s<br />
head vessel has replaced spout.<br />
Tallest: 9 3/4”<br />
$9<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
164: NO LOT
165: AFRICAN SCULPTURE<br />
Carved stone antelope group, 20th C.<br />
Signed on back near base R. Kwechete.<br />
Height: 28”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
168: PRE-COLUMBIAN<br />
METAL OBJECTS<br />
Including: a copper mace; two tumis;<br />
pendants; tweezers; finial; eight necklaces,<br />
A.D. 5<strong>00</strong>-15<strong>00</strong><br />
$9<strong>00</strong>–1,4<strong>00</strong><br />
166: KRISS KNIFE HANDLES<br />
Set of fifteen in various m<strong>at</strong>erials including<br />
carved wood <strong>and</strong> horn, thirteen mounted on<br />
wooden bases, 19th/20th C. Tallest: 8 5/8”<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
169: PRE-COLUMBIAN<br />
ARTIFACTS<br />
From Peru <strong>and</strong> Mexico including: necklaces;<br />
pendants <strong>and</strong> two ears of ancient corn, A.D.<br />
2<strong>00</strong>-15<strong>00</strong><br />
$9<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
167: MANGAIA ADZE<br />
Intric<strong>at</strong>ely carved four-sided structure with<br />
eight windows per side, surmounted by an<br />
abstract wood <strong>and</strong> basalt terminal, 19th-<br />
20th C. Painted inside HARRISON, DEVON,<br />
the rest illegible, 25 1/4” x 5 1/8” sq.<br />
$6<strong>00</strong>–8<strong>00</strong><br />
170: PRE-COLUMBIAN<br />
NECKLACES<br />
Including a jade <strong>and</strong> quartz necklace, twelve<br />
smaller necklaces of spondylus shell <strong>and</strong><br />
copper, <strong>and</strong> a Chimu blackware monkey<br />
head, all A.D. 1<strong>00</strong>0-15<strong>00</strong><br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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171: ICE FISHING DECOYS<br />
Three carved wood decoys, two fish <strong>and</strong> one allig<strong>at</strong>or, all with<br />
metal fins, 20th C. Longest: 12”<br />
$5<strong>00</strong>–8<strong>00</strong><br />
173: SAMUEL MARTI FOR TIFFANY & CO.<br />
Mantle clock with painted enamel dial stamped Tiffany & Co.<br />
France, the movement stamped with the round seal Samuel Marti<br />
Medaille d’Or Paris 19<strong>00</strong> Made in France. Together with a square<br />
Canton porcelain bowl with notched corners, <strong>and</strong> a Simian m<strong>at</strong>ch<br />
holder on a black marble oval base. Clock: 10 1/2” x 6 1/2” x 5 3/4”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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172: WALRUS TUSK CRIBBAGE BOARD<br />
With carved walrus in high relief, incised <strong>and</strong> painted with<br />
American eagle <strong>and</strong> flag, 19th C. 16 1/4”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
174: AMERICANA<br />
Carved wood mortar <strong>and</strong> pestle, 18th C., provenance: Somerset<br />
Mills, Titusville NJ. Together with a mantle clock in wood casing,<br />
19th C., some allig<strong>at</strong>oring to finish. Clock: 18 7/8” x 12” x 3 3/4”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong>
175: TRAMP ART CABINET<br />
Possibly for sheet music, with one drawer over double doors, two interior shelves<br />
<strong>and</strong> mirrored back, ca. 1930. Fe<strong>at</strong>ured <strong>at</strong> the Clarion Exhibit of American Folk Art,<br />
New York, summer 1978. 41 1/4” x 19 1/2” x 13 1/2”<br />
$5,<strong>00</strong>0–7,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
176: ESQUIRE MAGAZINE<br />
MASCOT ‘ESKY’<br />
A rare <strong>and</strong> excellent icon of 20th C. American<br />
corpor<strong>at</strong>e advertising history, believed to be one a<br />
few in existence. Of resin, marked with an R in a<br />
circle. Height: 24 1/2”<br />
$5,<strong>00</strong>0–7,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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178: WEATHERVANE<br />
Bi-plane with a heavily rusted body, rubber wheels <strong>and</strong> cracks on<br />
edges of wings, ca. 1920. 44” x 20” x 53 3/4” wingspan<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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177: WEATHERVANE<br />
Fine molded copper cow with verdigris p<strong>at</strong>ina,<br />
19th-20th C. Original copper globe directional,<br />
iron rod <strong>and</strong> arms, four bullet holes.<br />
17 3/4” x 27 1/2”<br />
$3,<strong>00</strong>0–5,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
179: CAROUSEL CHARIOT BOARDS<br />
Set of two red painted wood chariot boards, possibly by Gustav<br />
Dentzel, ca. 19<strong>00</strong>. 46” x 78”<br />
$5<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0
180: KARL MULLER<br />
CAROUSEL<br />
HORSE (Attr.)<br />
Prancer with original paint <strong>and</strong><br />
detailed overall carvings, l<strong>at</strong>e<br />
19th/early 20th C. 64” x 62”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
181: GUSTAV DENTZEL<br />
CAROUSEL HORSE<br />
Sweet Faced Mare prancer, carved<br />
<strong>and</strong> painted with glass inset eyes,<br />
original paint, ca. 1905. From<br />
overhead crank all st<strong>and</strong>ing<br />
carousel, Philadelphia.<br />
48 1/2” x 56”<br />
$8,<strong>00</strong>0–10,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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182: AMERICAN NEEDLEWORK SAMPLERS<br />
Alphabet sampler by Barbara Ellen Trill d<strong>at</strong>ed <strong>December</strong> 15 1853<br />
with an invoc<strong>at</strong>ion in oak frame, slight soiling, together with an<br />
alphabet <strong>and</strong> number sampler d<strong>at</strong>ed 1821 in a Tramp Art frame<br />
(pictured online). Largest: 13” x 13 1/4”<br />
$6<strong>00</strong>–8<strong>00</strong><br />
184: AMERICAN NEEDLEWORK SAMPLERS<br />
Sampler with alphabet in various styles <strong>and</strong> numbers, signed,<br />
‘Sophia Swartz her work done in the 10 year of her age 1833,’<br />
13 1/2” x 13 1/2”. Together with six others <strong>and</strong> a cushion cover,<br />
19th/20th C (pictured online).<br />
$5<strong>00</strong>–7<strong>00</strong><br />
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183: AMERICAN NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER<br />
Alphabet sampler, the bottom centered by a vase with flowers <strong>and</strong><br />
a bird on a tree branch, the number 4 <strong>and</strong> ducks on either side,<br />
unframed, 19th C. Signed <strong>and</strong> d<strong>at</strong>ed ‘Sophia 83 Swartz.’<br />
16 1/2” x 16 1/2”<br />
$6<strong>00</strong>–8<strong>00</strong><br />
185: AMERICAN NEEDLEWORK SAMPLERS<br />
Alphabet <strong>and</strong> numbers sampler by Hannah Blackfan, in wood frame,<br />
1786; accompanied by historical inform<strong>at</strong>ion on its maker; small<br />
sampler with alphabet, house <strong>and</strong> animals, in wood frame, initialed<br />
E.J. 1818. Largest: 19” x 9”<br />
$6<strong>00</strong>–8<strong>00</strong>
186: AMERICAN NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER<br />
Silk needlework with an invoc<strong>at</strong>ion to Jesus, framed by a running<br />
border of flowers, mounted on gold foil <strong>and</strong> in wooden frame, 19th<br />
C. Signed <strong>at</strong> the bottom ‘Susan Magill Newtown 1819.’<br />
11 1/2” x 9 1/2”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
188: AMERICAN FOLK ART TEXTILES<br />
Blue <strong>and</strong> white coverlet with eagles <strong>and</strong> tree design, joined in the<br />
middle, bears the name Mary Westervelt(?) May 11 1834 on four<br />
corners. Together with a crocheted tablecloth, a small rectangular<br />
quilt <strong>and</strong> two lithographs of ships (pictured online). Coverlet:<br />
90” x 69 1/2”<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
187: TWO 18TH C. PINCUSHIONS<br />
Both finely knitted <strong>and</strong> cinched with a silver b<strong>and</strong>. One has a floral<br />
<strong>and</strong> basket weave knit in green, pink, <strong>and</strong> cream, its b<strong>and</strong> marked<br />
‘M. Sc<strong>at</strong>tergood 12 Mo 1794,’ hangs from plaited cord, 2 1/4”. The<br />
other has yellow tone on tone design, b<strong>and</strong> engraved ‘Anne<br />
S<strong>at</strong>terthwaite 8 Mo 2 1799,’ 1 3/4”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
189: AMERICAN NEEDLEWORK SAMPLERS<br />
Four samplers: alphabet <strong>and</strong> numbers centered by two birds on a<br />
branch above ‘Margaret Mitchell’s work 1821’ in wooden frame,<br />
accompanied by historical inform<strong>at</strong>ion; another by Ruth Simpson,<br />
1898, framed, accompanied by historical inform<strong>at</strong>ion <strong>and</strong> two<br />
others by Margaret F. Davison, 1942, framed (pictured online).<br />
Largest: 20 5/8” x 23”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
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190: CIVIL WAR EPHEMERA<br />
Collection including: sergeant’s whistle made from bone, inscribed<br />
‘Libby, 1863’; mementos of Generals Robert E. Lee <strong>and</strong> Stonewall<br />
Jackson; b<strong>at</strong>tlefield relics; portfolio of 1<strong>00</strong>+ engravings <strong>and</strong><br />
photographs. From a New Jersey collection.<br />
$6<strong>00</strong>–9<strong>00</strong><br />
192: CIVIL WAR EPHEMERA<br />
Letters, photographs, Confeder<strong>at</strong>e currency, Bibles, discharge<br />
documents <strong>and</strong> partial muster rolls. From a priv<strong>at</strong>e New Jersey<br />
collection.<br />
$6<strong>00</strong>–9<strong>00</strong><br />
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191: AFRICAN SLAVE EPHEMERA<br />
Bill of sale d<strong>at</strong>ed 1760 with red wax seal, framed. Size of<br />
document: 13” x 8 3/8”<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
193: F.E. BRANDIS, SONS & CO.<br />
Engineers’ navig<strong>at</strong>ional transit, 19th C. Example in collection of the<br />
Smithsonian N<strong>at</strong>ional Museum of American History. Inscribed ‘F.E.<br />
Br<strong>and</strong>is, Sons & Co. 2398.’ 19 1/2” x 8”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,5<strong>00</strong>
194: EDISON PHONOGRAPHS<br />
Three phonographs of Model C, Model B <strong>and</strong> one<br />
unknown, together with an original horn with<br />
baked-on red enamel <strong>and</strong> st<strong>and</strong>, <strong>and</strong> two smaller<br />
horns, one fitted wooden box of fifty-four record <strong>and</strong><br />
fifty-two other cylinders, l<strong>at</strong>e 19th/early 20th C.<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,8<strong>00</strong><br />
195: PERROT TONOGNOME ORGAN<br />
With h<strong>and</strong>led rosewood case <strong>and</strong> twenty-two scale<br />
marked ivory piano keys. Some losses. Provenance:<br />
<strong>at</strong>tributed to the superintendent of music in<br />
Philadelphia schools in 1876. Label on the inside of<br />
lid, P<strong>at</strong>. May 5th 1874 A.G. Ibach Maker<br />
Philadelphia. 25” x 17” x 9 1/2”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
196: CONTINENTAL CYLINDER<br />
MUSICAL BOX<br />
In rosewood, with ten airs, number 16677; the top of<br />
the box inlaid with an angel <strong>and</strong> drafting tools, 19th<br />
C. 6 1/4” x 18 1/4” x 8 1/2”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
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197: JAMES AVATI (American, 1912-2<strong>00</strong>5)<br />
“Outcasts from Eden.” Oil <strong>and</strong> w<strong>at</strong>ercolor on canvasmounted<br />
board. Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection,<br />
Pennsylvania. Together with a copy of K<strong>at</strong>herine<br />
Sargent’s Outcasts from Eden. Titled. 24 1/2” x 14”<br />
(image), 27 1/4” x 16 1/2” (sheet).<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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198: WORLD WAR II ERA<br />
Three oil on board illustr<strong>at</strong>ions, framed: James R. Bingham (American 1917-<br />
1971) “308 Liber<strong>at</strong>ion” (for C<strong>at</strong>erpillar Tractor), 1944, signed, d<strong>at</strong>ed with<br />
government release stamp <strong>and</strong> 7/14/44, Art Directors Club of Chicago exhibition<br />
label, 16” x 12 1/4” sight; James R. Bingham (American 1917- 1971) “Where No<br />
Army Can Go,” signed, 25” x 21”; Stevon Dohanos (American 1902-1994) “Second<br />
Wave,” signed, 33” x 25 1/2” sight. (All pictured online)<br />
$2,5<strong>00</strong>–4,5<strong>00</strong><br />
199: FRED HARMAN(American, 1902-1982)<br />
Untitled oil on canvas (framed). Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection,<br />
Lambertville, New Jersey. Signed. 17 1/4” x 19 1/4”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,8<strong>00</strong>
2<strong>00</strong>: GEORGE DANIELL (American, 1911-2<strong>00</strong>2)<br />
Two gel<strong>at</strong>in silver print photographs, 1955, framed: Audrey<br />
Hepburn on War <strong>and</strong> Peace Set, <strong>and</strong> Sophia Loren. Provenance: The<br />
artist to present owner, New Jersey. Each signed, d<strong>at</strong>ed <strong>and</strong> titled.<br />
13 3/4” x 9” (sheets).<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,8<strong>00</strong><br />
201: ED CLARK (American, b. 1926)<br />
Two gel<strong>at</strong>in silver print photographs, framed: Sgt. Alvin York, Pall<br />
Mall, Tennessee, 1942 (pictured online); FDR Funeral, Warm<br />
Springs, Georgia, 1945. Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection, Florida.<br />
Each signed, d<strong>at</strong>ed, titled, <strong>and</strong> numbered 1/25. 14 1/2” x 18 3/4”<br />
(sheet), 12 1/2” x 19” (sheet)<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,8<strong>00</strong><br />
202: W. EUGENE SMITH (American, 1918-1978)<br />
“Limelight, Charlie Chaplin <strong>and</strong> Claire Bloom.” Gel<strong>at</strong>in silver print<br />
(framed). Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection, New York.<br />
11” x 14” (sheet).<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–2,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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204: GEORGE DANIELL (American, 1911-2<strong>00</strong>2)<br />
Two gel<strong>at</strong>in silver print photographs, 1952, framed: “John Marin,<br />
Cape Split” <strong>and</strong> “John Marin in His Studio, Cliffside, New Jersey.”<br />
Provenance: The artist to present owner, New Jersey. Each signed,<br />
d<strong>at</strong>ed <strong>and</strong> titled. 11 1/2” x 10 1/2” (sight), 10 3/4” x 10 1/4” (sight)<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,8<strong>00</strong><br />
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203: KOSTI RUOHOMAA<br />
(American, 1913-1961)<br />
From the series “Night Train <strong>at</strong> Wiscasset<br />
St<strong>at</strong>ion,” fourteen camera-ready gel<strong>at</strong>in silver<br />
prints (from production of the book written by<br />
Lew Dietz; printed by another h<strong>and</strong>). Provenance:<br />
Howard Chapnick (former president of Black Star<br />
Publishing Co.), New York (until 1990s); Priv<strong>at</strong>e<br />
Collection, New York. Twelve 8” x 10” (sheet),<br />
one 11” x 13” (sheet), one 14” x 17” (sheet). (All<br />
pictured online)<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong>
205: PAUL TANQUERAY (British, 1905-1991)<br />
Two gel<strong>at</strong>in silver print photographs, framed: “Vanessa Redgrave”<br />
<strong>and</strong> “Cecil Be<strong>at</strong>on.” Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection, New York. Both<br />
signed. 10 1/4” x 7 1/2” (sight), 15” x 11 1/2” (sight)<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
206: JULES TANNENBAUM (American, 20th C.)<br />
207: DEBORAH TURBEVILLE (American, b. 1938)<br />
“Aaron Copel<strong>and</strong>, Carnegie Hall Recording Session for ‘Something “Russian Dancer from Boris Eifman Ballet Company,” 1988. Gel<strong>at</strong>in<br />
Wild,’” 1962. Two gel<strong>at</strong>in silver prints (framed). Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e silver print (framed). Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection, New York.<br />
Collection, New York. 13 3/4” x 19 3/4” (sight, each).<br />
Signed. 13 3/4” x 10 3/4” (sight).<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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208: EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY<br />
Four photographs: full-pl<strong>at</strong>e tin type with a<br />
b<strong>and</strong> of musicians resting under a tree (some<br />
stickiness to surface); stereoptic tin type of<br />
three young men; tin type of two men in<br />
uniform, possibly firemen. Together with a<br />
framed marriage certific<strong>at</strong>e with photographs<br />
<strong>and</strong> h<strong>and</strong>-colored print, all l<strong>at</strong>e 19th/early 20th<br />
C. Largest: 20 3/4” x 16 5/8” (All pictured<br />
online)<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
209: AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHY<br />
Collection of American vernacular images c.<br />
19<strong>00</strong>, including: eight albums of silver<br />
emulsion prints on paper; two smaller albums;<br />
over 2<strong>00</strong> glass neg<strong>at</strong>ives with some correl<strong>at</strong>ive<br />
prints on postcard blanks depicting domestic<br />
genre <strong>and</strong> New York cityscapes; film neg<strong>at</strong>ives,<br />
loose <strong>and</strong> in folios; a wooden box camera (some<br />
losses). (All pictured online)<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
210: MINIATURES AND<br />
PHOTOGRAPHS<br />
Five portraits, l<strong>at</strong>e 19th-early 20th C.: h<strong>and</strong>painted<br />
mini<strong>at</strong>ure on ivory of a woman in<br />
burgundy dress, framed, signed lower right<br />
‘Reynold;’ together with another framed<br />
mini<strong>at</strong>ure <strong>and</strong> three other photographs.<br />
6 1/4” x 5 1 2”<br />
$6<strong>00</strong>–9<strong>00</strong>
211: EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY<br />
Seven images, framed <strong>and</strong> mounted in shadowbox, 19th C.:<br />
half-pl<strong>at</strong>e ambrotype of Niagara Falls; C. Evans, Philadelphia<br />
six-pl<strong>at</strong>e oval daguerreotype of a fireman with ‘Diligent’ belt<br />
buckle, some scr<strong>at</strong>ches <strong>and</strong> fingerprints, case embossed<br />
Willard No. 1628 Market Street; two daguerreotypes of a<br />
child <strong>and</strong> of a lady; <strong>and</strong> a tintype or ambrotype of two ladies.<br />
32” x 18” (All pictured online)<br />
$3,<strong>00</strong>0–4,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
212: MARCEAU<br />
OROT<strong>ONE</strong><br />
Portrait of a young woman<br />
wearing a pearl necklace, 1920s.<br />
Name <strong>and</strong> company logo<br />
embossed on inside of le<strong>at</strong>her<br />
jacket, ‘Marceau Mini<strong>at</strong>ure-Dore<br />
P<strong>at</strong>ented.’ 3 7/8” x 2 3/4”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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213: ERTE (ROMAIN DE TIRTOFF)<br />
(Russian, 1892-1990)<br />
“The Zodiac Suite”, 1982. Twelve serigraphs in original portfolio.<br />
Publisher: Tristar Publishing, Ltd., New York. Provenance: Austin<br />
Galleries, Chicago; Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection, New York. Accompanied by a<br />
Certific<strong>at</strong>e of Authenticity from Austin Galleries. Each signed,<br />
titled <strong>and</strong> numbered 341/350. 25 1/2” x 20” (sheet) each.<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
214A: ERTE (ROMAIN DE TIRTOFF)<br />
(Russian, 1892-1990)<br />
“Diva,” 1984. Cold painted bronze. Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection,<br />
New Jersey. Signed “Erte”, d<strong>at</strong>ed <strong>and</strong> numbered 82/3<strong>00</strong> <strong>and</strong> with<br />
foundry mark “JM FINE ART ACQUISITIONS”. 18 1/4” high.<br />
$3,<strong>00</strong>0–4,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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214: ERTE (ROMAIN DE TIRTOFF)<br />
(Russian, 1892-1990)<br />
“Four Emotions Suite”, 1982. Four embossed <strong>and</strong> foil-stamped<br />
serigraphs in original portfolio. Printer: Chicago Serigraphic<br />
Workshop, Chicago. Publisher: Circle Fine Art, Chicago <strong>and</strong> New<br />
York. Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection, New York. Each signed <strong>and</strong><br />
numbered 184/3<strong>00</strong>. 22 3/4” x 18” (each) sheet.<br />
$3,<strong>00</strong>0–5,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
214B: ERTE (ROMAIN DE TIRTOFF)<br />
(Russian, 1892-1990)<br />
Untitled, gouache on paper (framed). Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e<br />
Collection, New York. Signed. 10” x 6 1/2” (sight).<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0
215: JOHN JAMES AUDUBON (American, 1785-1851)<br />
Two h<strong>and</strong>-colored lithographs (framed): “Baltimore Oriole,” “Ruby-Thro<strong>at</strong>ed<br />
Humming Bird.” Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection, Princeton, New Jersey.<br />
25 3/4” x 20 1/2” (sight), 26” x 21” (sight)<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
217: JAMES ABBOTT MCNEILL WHISTLER<br />
(American, 1834-1903)<br />
“Billingsg<strong>at</strong>e,” 1859. Etching on tan woven paper (framed).<br />
Provenance: Frederick Keppel & Co., New York (label on verso);<br />
Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection, New Jersey. Signed. 5 6/8” x 8 7/8” (sheet).<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
216: REMBRANDT VAN RIJN<br />
(Dutch, 1606-1669)<br />
“Joseph’s Co<strong>at</strong> Brought to Jacob,” 1633 (18th C.<br />
impression). Etching (framed). Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e<br />
Collection, New Jersey. Signed in the pl<strong>at</strong>e.<br />
4 3/8” x 3 3/8” (sheet).<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
218: EARLY 20TH C. PRINTS<br />
Three works, framed: Eugene Bejot (French, 1867-1931) etching, “Le<br />
Port Saint-Nicholas,” 1909, signed, 10 1/2 x 14 1/4” (sight); Benson<br />
Bond Moore (American, 1882-1974) aqu<strong>at</strong>int, “Georgetown<br />
University from Little River, Evening,” signed <strong>and</strong> titled, 6 3/8” x 7<br />
3/8” (sight); Sears Gallagher (American, 1869-1955) etching,<br />
“Across the River,” provenance: Kennedy & Co., New York (label on<br />
verso), signed, 5 1/4” x 7 1/4” (sight). Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e<br />
Collection, New Jersey (All pictured online)<br />
$9<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
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219: 17TH C. BOOK<br />
A Choice Manuall of Rare <strong>and</strong> Select<br />
Secrets..., by Elizabeth Grey, Countess of<br />
Kent, 19th ed., 1687. Text in very good<br />
condition, front <strong>and</strong> back covers no<br />
longer <strong>at</strong>tached, binding dry.<br />
$6<strong>00</strong>–9<strong>00</strong><br />
220: EARLY 20TH C.<br />
GERMAN BOOKS<br />
Collection of seven: Die Narrenburg,<br />
Udalbert Stifter; Zwei Frauen, Honore de<br />
Balzac; Das Buch Vom Tee, Okakura<br />
Kakuzo; Kapuziner Predigt, Anonymous;<br />
Goethe Leider; Die Harzreise, Heinrich<br />
Heine; Gedachtniss Druck, Heinrich<br />
Heine.<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
221: GERMAN ATLAS<br />
“Orbis Terrarum Antiquus: Schul-Atlas<br />
der Alten Welt,” by D’Anville, Mannert,<br />
Uckert, Reichard, Kruse, Wilhelm, et al,<br />
1852.<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong>
222: 16TH C. BOOK<br />
Historia de Gentibvs Septentrionalibvs, by Olao Magno Gotho,<br />
Rome, 1555. (Historically significant work which long<br />
remained the source for Swedish cultural inform<strong>at</strong>ion for all<br />
of Europe.) 813 pages. 2 3/4” x 11” x 8 1/2”<br />
$5,<strong>00</strong>0–7,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
223: 18TH-19TH C. BOOKS<br />
Sixteen volumes includes: The Prophetical<br />
Warnings of John Lacy, Esq, London, 1707;<br />
The Validity of the Dissenting Ministry,<br />
London, 1716; Universal Etymological English<br />
Dictionary, London, 1790; The Works of<br />
Alex<strong>and</strong>er Pope, Esq. vol. 3, Edinburgh, 1767;<br />
Gospel Sonnets or Spiritual Songs in Six<br />
Parts by Rev. Ralph Erskine, Edinburgh,<br />
1793; Thoughts <strong>and</strong> Things <strong>at</strong> Home <strong>and</strong><br />
Abroad by Elihu Burritt, Boston, New York,<br />
1854; Women in Love by D.H. Lawrence, New<br />
York, 1922; Coaching Days <strong>and</strong> Coaching<br />
Ways by W. Outram Tristram, London, 1893;<br />
Rewards <strong>and</strong> Fairies, by Rudyard Kipling,<br />
New York, 1910; Characteristics of Women,<br />
Moral, Poetical <strong>and</strong> Historical, vol. 2 by Mrs.<br />
Jameson, Phila. 1833; English Humourists in<br />
the 18th Century by W.M. Thackeray, New<br />
York, 1853; Sacred Mountains by J.T.<br />
Headley, New York, 1847; The Mariner by<br />
Archibald Johnson, Phila., 1818; An Apology<br />
for the True Chieftain Divinity by the People<br />
Called the Quakers by Robert Barclay,<br />
London, 1736; Uncle Tom’s Cabin by Harriet<br />
Beecher Stowe, Boston, New York, 1892;<br />
Elements of Botany.<br />
$2<strong>00</strong>–3<strong>00</strong><br />
224: 19TH C. BOOKS<br />
Eighteen volumes includes: Letters to<br />
Country Girls by Jane Swisshelm, 1853,<br />
signed <strong>and</strong> dedic<strong>at</strong>ed by the author; The<br />
Little Colonel, by Annie Fellows-Johnston,<br />
1896; The Tongue of Time, by William<br />
Harrison, 2nd ed., 1844; From De<strong>at</strong>h to<br />
Resurrection, by S.H. Kellogg, 1885; Dante,<br />
transl<strong>at</strong>ed by Rev. Henry Francis Cary, New<br />
York, Phila, 1845; Cyrano de Bergerac,<br />
Edmond Rost<strong>and</strong>, English transl<strong>at</strong>ion; The<br />
Prisoner of Zenda, by Anthony Hope, 1894;<br />
The Portrait of a Lady, Henry James, Boston,<br />
New York, 1882; A Discourse of N<strong>at</strong>ural<br />
Theology, by Henry Lord Brougham, Phila.<br />
1835; Lucile, by Owen Meredith, Infelicia by<br />
A.I. Menken, Phila, New York, Boston, 1868;<br />
The Children’s Almanac for 1879-1883, 1878;<br />
Rasselas, Prince of Abyssinia by Samuel<br />
Johnson, Hartford, 1847; etc.<br />
$2<strong>00</strong>–4<strong>00</strong><br />
25: 18TH-19TH C. BOOKS<br />
Sixteen volumes includes: The Lady of the<br />
Lake by Sir Walter Scott, Glasgow; The<br />
Tongue of Time by Joseph Comstock, New<br />
York, 1838; The Poetical Works of Samuel<br />
Johnson, Burlington, 1816; C<strong>at</strong>echism of<br />
American Law, Phila., 1832; The Life of<br />
Petrarch in Two Volumes by Mrs. Dobson,<br />
vols. 1 & 2, London, 1797; The Ruby<br />
Reference Bible Glasgow, 1860; The Seasons<br />
by James Thomson, New York, 1855;<br />
Manners <strong>and</strong> Tone of Good Society, Anon.,<br />
London; The Odyssey of Homer, transl<strong>at</strong>ed<br />
by Theodore Alois Buckley, New York, 1869;<br />
The Poetical Works of Mark Arkenside by Rev.<br />
Alex<strong>and</strong>er Dyce, Boston, 1854; Letters on<br />
Several Subjectsvols. 1 & 2, by Rev. Martin<br />
Sherlock, London, 1781; The Token, ed. by<br />
S.G. Goodrigh, Boston, 1830; Lilliput<br />
French/English Dictionary by Dr. F.J.<br />
Wershoven; On an Irish Jaunting Car by<br />
Samuel G. Bayne, New York, 1902.<br />
$2<strong>00</strong>–3<strong>00</strong><br />
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226: CONTINENTAL CARVED IVORY<br />
CHRISTO VIVO<br />
On an ebonized wood cross, 19th C. Losses to h<strong>and</strong>s, crown of<br />
thorns <strong>and</strong> left toe missing. 14” x 7 1/2”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
228: CRECHE FIGURES<br />
Twenty-one pieces of carved wood with polychrome decor<strong>at</strong>ion,<br />
some with applied woven metal embellishments, also including a<br />
figure of Eve holding an apple in her left h<strong>and</strong>. Losses to all.<br />
Tallest: 9 1/2”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
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227: ECCLESIASTICAL VESTMENT<br />
With raised silver bullion on a couched gold thread ground with red<br />
silk backing, in original cotton protective case, 18th/19th C.<br />
102” x 12”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
229: JUDAICA<br />
Torah st<strong>and</strong> with partial gilt <strong>and</strong> carved decor<strong>at</strong>ion of two birds<br />
flanking an open book, ca. 19<strong>00</strong>. 35 1/2” x 20” x 17 3/4”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong>
230: JUDAICA<br />
Torah scroll with case cover adorned with<br />
embroidered lions flanking an open book; Kosher<br />
with pen <strong>and</strong> ink calligraphy on parchment roll,<br />
1920-1940. Approx. 27” x 13” x 6”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
231: RAND MCNALLY<br />
MINIATURE GLOBES<br />
Two terrestrial globes with metal mounts <strong>and</strong> clear<br />
molded bases, ca. 1891. Height with base: 5 5/8”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,5<strong>00</strong><br />
232: NAPOLEONIC EPHEMERA<br />
French Republic Department of War document,<br />
d<strong>at</strong>ed ‘vingt-qu<strong>at</strong>re Floreal l’an onze de la<br />
Republique’ <strong>and</strong> signed Bonaparte (though most<br />
probably secretarial). Framed alongside a Duplessi-<br />
Bertaux etching of Bonaparte titled ‘Bonaparte<br />
Premier Consul de la Republique Francaise le 18<br />
Brumaire an VIII,’ both 19th C. Overall dimensions:<br />
31 3/4” x 26 1/2”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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233: BACCARAT SULPHIDE<br />
PAPERWEIGHTS<br />
Includes: yellow over white with six over six<br />
oval facets <strong>and</strong> cameo of Pope John XXIII,<br />
with <strong>at</strong>tached label ‘Made in France;’ two<br />
Andrew Jackson; two with Napoleon<br />
Bonaparte; two with Will Rogers; <strong>and</strong> one<br />
Cristalleries d’Albret with John F. Kennedy<br />
<strong>and</strong> Mrs. Kennedy. All in original boxes,<br />
except th<strong>at</strong> of Pope John XXIII. Pope: 2 7/8”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
236: PAPERWEIGHTS<br />
Group of six: paperweight with vase top, the<br />
bottom having sc<strong>at</strong>tered complex cane on a<br />
ruffled muslin, the top with pink over white<br />
pulled cane <strong>and</strong> a l<strong>at</strong>ticino border; one with<br />
radi<strong>at</strong>ing garl<strong>and</strong> of complex canes with<br />
blue over white cut to clear circular facets<br />
<strong>and</strong> channels; three sulphides of Elizabeth<br />
II <strong>and</strong> Prince Philip, signed G. Poiller<strong>at</strong>; <strong>and</strong><br />
a Baccar<strong>at</strong> sulphide with a centaur over a<br />
blue ground <strong>and</strong> six <strong>and</strong> one facet.<br />
Largest: 5 1/8” x 3 1/4”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
234: BACCARAT<br />
PAPERWEIGHT<br />
Single conical flower with concentric blue<br />
<strong>and</strong> white sign<strong>at</strong>ure/d<strong>at</strong>e cane top, blue<br />
over white double overlay, cut with five <strong>and</strong><br />
one facets <strong>and</strong> base with faceted flower<br />
design, stamped ‘Baccar<strong>at</strong> 144 1973’.<br />
Together with two other paperweights with<br />
concentric complex canes: one with five <strong>and</strong><br />
one facets, the other with all over<br />
geometric facets, all 20th C.<br />
Baccar<strong>at</strong>: 2 7/8” dia.<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
237: BACCARAT<br />
PAPERWEIGHTS<br />
Five sulphide paperweights in original<br />
boxes, including P<strong>at</strong>rick Henry, Thomas<br />
Payne, Theodore Roosevelt, Eleanor<br />
Roosevelt <strong>and</strong> Woodrow Wilson, all 20th C.<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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235: 20TH C. PAPERWEIGHTS<br />
Seven items: Victor Trabucco magnum with<br />
yellow roses, signed <strong>and</strong> d<strong>at</strong>ed 1988; Victor<br />
Trabucco mini<strong>at</strong>ure with pink flowers <strong>and</strong><br />
red berries, signed <strong>and</strong> d<strong>at</strong>ed 1990; Ken<br />
Rosenfeld frog with pink flower, signed KR<br />
‘96; Orient <strong>and</strong> Flume iridescent pulled<br />
fe<strong>at</strong>her design, signed 250F74; Baccar<strong>at</strong><br />
clear ashtray with single flower with cut<br />
radi<strong>at</strong>ing sides <strong>and</strong> milky white base,<br />
marked on sign<strong>at</strong>ure cane B; Brian Maytum<br />
clear glass sphere with pink iridescent<br />
jellyfish <strong>and</strong> pearl center; <strong>and</strong> a magnum<br />
paperweight with radi<strong>at</strong>ing design in<br />
l<strong>at</strong>ticino ribbons, 20th C.<br />
Largest: 3 1/4” x 3 1/2” dia.<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
238: PAPERWEIGHTS<br />
Eleven pieces include: Magnum<br />
paperweight; Steuben beaver with ruby<br />
eyes, signed; Tiffany & Co. clear glass<br />
apple; S<strong>at</strong>urn paperweight, signed; seven<br />
other assorted pieces, all 20th C. Magnum:<br />
4” x 4” dia.<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong>
239: PAPERWEIGHTS<br />
Group of four: New Engl<strong>and</strong> Glass Co. (<strong>at</strong>tr.)<br />
with a red poinsettia over a double swirl<br />
white l<strong>at</strong>ticino, 19th C., 3” dia.; glass with<br />
flower in white <strong>and</strong> orange with complex<br />
center cane, 2 1/2”; sulphide with Leonardo<br />
da Vinci cameo, seven <strong>and</strong> one facets <strong>and</strong> a<br />
wheel cut base, 2 3/4”; <strong>and</strong> sulphide with a<br />
cameo of Romulus <strong>and</strong> Remus, clear with a<br />
blue wheel-cut star base six <strong>and</strong> one facets,<br />
marked Baccar<strong>at</strong>,<br />
2 3/4” dia.<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,8<strong>00</strong><br />
242: 19TH C. GLASS<br />
PAPERWEIGHTS<br />
Four pieces: fruit bouquet possibly by St.<br />
Louis with an apple, pear, lemon, <strong>and</strong><br />
cherries with green leaves on a basket of<br />
double swirl l<strong>at</strong>ticino; close packed<br />
millefiori of complex canes; scrambled<br />
millefiori of whole <strong>and</strong> partial complex<br />
canes, filigree <strong>and</strong> l<strong>at</strong>ticino; <strong>and</strong> one with<br />
outer garl<strong>and</strong> of complex millefiori on<br />
ruffled muslin, blue <strong>and</strong> pink b<strong>and</strong>s, <strong>and</strong><br />
green millefiori center. Largest: 3 3/16”<br />
$1,8<strong>00</strong>–2,5<strong>00</strong><br />
240: 19TH C. BACCARAT<br />
DATED PAPERWEIGHT<br />
Sc<strong>at</strong>tered millefiori <strong>and</strong> Gridel silhouette<br />
canes on ruffled upset muslin, with<br />
sign<strong>at</strong>ure d<strong>at</strong>e cane, 1848. 2 7/8”<br />
$2,5<strong>00</strong>–3,5<strong>00</strong><br />
243: 19TH-20TH C. GLASS<br />
PAPERWEIGHTS<br />
Three paperweights: magnum with white<br />
flower surrounded by five trumpet flowers;<br />
smaller millefiori heart-shaped garl<strong>and</strong>s;<br />
<strong>and</strong> complex canes <strong>and</strong> muslin twists.<br />
Together with an American l<strong>at</strong>ticino pitcher<br />
with cobalt rim from the Aurelio Collection.<br />
(Cf. Robert C. Eldred.) 3 3/4”<br />
$1,8<strong>00</strong>–2,5<strong>00</strong><br />
241: 19TH C. BACCARAT<br />
DATED PAPERWEIGHT<br />
Sc<strong>at</strong>tered millefiori <strong>and</strong> Gridel silhouette<br />
canes on ruffled upset muslin, with<br />
sign<strong>at</strong>ure d<strong>at</strong>e cane, B 1848. 3 1/6”<br />
$2,5<strong>00</strong>–3,5<strong>00</strong><br />
244: 19TH C. DATED<br />
PAPERWEIGHT BOTTLE<br />
Clear glass double gourd bottle, the stopper<br />
with three concentric circles of complex<br />
canes centered by a blue can d<strong>at</strong>ed 1858,<br />
base with five concentric circles of complex<br />
canes. Height: 9 1/2”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
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245: 19TH C. CAST<br />
IRON TOYS<br />
Phoenix horse-drawn war wagon with<br />
cannon <strong>and</strong> caisson; <strong>and</strong> single-horse<br />
buggy. Largest: 7” x 21”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
248: CAST IRON<br />
MECHANICAL BANKS<br />
Tammany with se<strong>at</strong>ed man, <strong>and</strong> Creedmor<br />
with soldier, 19th C. Tallest: 6 1/2” x 10”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
246: 19TH C. TIN TOYS<br />
German military b<strong>and</strong> music box; Hott ‘an<br />
Tott piano <strong>and</strong> banjo player; autom<strong>at</strong>on toy<br />
with mine cars. Largest: 4 1/4” x 16 1/2”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
249: CAST IRON MECHANICAL<br />
AND STILL BANKS<br />
Three 19th C. banks: architectural; globe<br />
with eagle finial; lion. Together with a<br />
reproduction Uncle Sam bank, 20th C.<br />
Tallest: 11”<br />
$6<strong>00</strong>–8<strong>00</strong><br />
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247: CAST IRON<br />
MECHANICAL BANKS<br />
Monkey <strong>and</strong> coconut, p<strong>at</strong>ent mark on base;<br />
Creedmoor with soldier, part of leg missing;<br />
Tammany with se<strong>at</strong>ed man, 19th C.<br />
Tallest: 8 3/8”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,5<strong>00</strong><br />
250: PIGGY BANKS<br />
Thirty-one pottery, porcelain, glass <strong>and</strong> cast<br />
iron banks, 19th/20th C.<br />
Largest: 3 1/2” x 9 1/2” (All pictured online)<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong>
251: CAST IRON MECHANICAL BANK<br />
‘Always Did ‘Spise a Mule,’ 19th C. Original paint, good<br />
condition. P<strong>at</strong>ent inform<strong>at</strong>ion on base. 6” x 10”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,5<strong>00</strong><br />
252: TOY POND BOATS<br />
Two hulls, one complete with mast, sails <strong>and</strong> green painted<br />
hull, 19th C. Largest: 70 3/4” x 11”<br />
$2,5<strong>00</strong>–3,5<strong>00</strong><br />
253: TOY POND BOATS<br />
Half-hull model, together with a small bo<strong>at</strong> with mast, sails<br />
<strong>and</strong> wooden mini<strong>at</strong>ure of a life bo<strong>at</strong>, 19th C.<br />
Half-hull model: 34” x 6”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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254: HUNTING PRINTS<br />
Set of three depicting traditional English hunting<br />
scenes, 19th C.: ‘Fores’s N<strong>at</strong>ional Sports Fox-<br />
Hunting’; ‘Fores’s Series Run to Earth,’ <strong>and</strong><br />
‘Shewing the Way,’ all in m<strong>at</strong>ching oak frames.<br />
Largest: 25 3/4” x 45” (All pictured online)<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
256: JACOB EPSTEIN (American, 1880-1959)<br />
“Washington Heights.” W<strong>at</strong>ercolor (framed). Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e<br />
Collection, New York. Signed <strong>and</strong> titled. 10” x 12”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
256: CARL MUTZE (German/American, 19th/20th C.)<br />
Untitled (Hunters around the Punchbowl), 1923. Oil on canvas<br />
(framed). Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection, New Jersey. Signed <strong>and</strong><br />
d<strong>at</strong>ed. 35” x 44 1/2”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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257: JEAN CALOGERO (Italian, b. 1922)<br />
Untitled oil on canvas (framed). Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection,<br />
Pennsylvania. Signed. 18” x 21 3/4”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong>
258: GREINER DOLL<br />
With painted head <strong>and</strong> upper body, wearing a scoop<br />
neck lace dress, complete with extra clothing, ca.<br />
1880. Kid skin portion of both arms damaged.<br />
Height: 26”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
259: PRE-GREINER DOLL<br />
With glass eyes, stitched le<strong>at</strong>her arms <strong>and</strong> h<strong>and</strong>s, in<br />
original clothing, ca. 1860. Height: 29”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
260: BISQUE DOLLS<br />
Two Bye-Lo babies with original clothing <strong>and</strong><br />
advertising pins, both marked COPR. BY GRACE S.<br />
PUTNAM; together with a Kestner doll in original<br />
clothing made by Century Doll Co., marked on back,<br />
all 20th C. Bye-Lo: 10”. Kestner: 15”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
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261: BASEBALL MEMORABILIA<br />
Two original Yankee Stadium chairs painted blue, with plaque on<br />
back reading ‘Yankee Stadium 50th Anniversary 1923-1973.’<br />
32 1/2” x 27 1/4” x 14”<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
262: TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS<br />
Four cards from 1959: Mickey Mantle, Stan<br />
Musial, Felipe Alou, <strong>and</strong> N.L. Hitting Kings -<br />
Ashburn/Mays. (All pictured online)<br />
$9<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
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263: TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS<br />
Four cards from 1959: Mickey Mantle, Willie<br />
Mays, Roger Maris <strong>and</strong> S<strong>and</strong>y Koufax. (All<br />
pictured online)<br />
$9<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong>
264: NY YANKEES 1937 WORLD SERIES<br />
CHAMPS SIGNED BASEBALL<br />
With twenty-four sign<strong>at</strong>ures, two unidentified: Lou Gehrig; Joe<br />
DiMaggio; Bump Hadley; Ben Cha<strong>pm</strong>an; Don Heffner; Ted<br />
Kleinhaus; Charles Ruffing; George Selkirk; Frank Cosetti; John<br />
Broaca; Lefty Gomez; Jack Saltzgaver; Red Rolfe; P<strong>at</strong> Malone;<br />
Johnny Murphy; Bill Dickey; Tony Lazzeri; Myril Hoag; Roy<br />
Johnson; Monte Pearson; Earle Combs; Arthur Fletcher; Art<br />
Jorgens; Steve Sundra.<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
266: NY YANKEES SIGNED BASEBALL<br />
1924-1950<br />
With twenty-three sign<strong>at</strong>ures, three unidentified: Charles Ruffing;<br />
B. Knickerbocker; Bump Hadley; Oral Hildebr<strong>and</strong>; Babe Dahlgren;<br />
Joe DiMaggio; Bill Dickey; Art Jorgens; Marvin Breuer; Red Rolfe;<br />
Charles Keller; J. Gordon; Buster Mills; Spud Ch<strong>and</strong>ler; Jake<br />
Powell; F. Crosetti; Monte Pearson; Lefty Gomez; Tom Heinrich;<br />
Johnny Murphy; George Selkirk; S. Sundra; Buddy Rosar.<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
265: NY YANKEES 1939 WORLD SERIES<br />
SIGNED BASEBALL<br />
With twenty-two total sign<strong>at</strong>ures, nineteen players: Joe DiMaggio;<br />
Red Rolfe; Bump Hadley (2); Tom Heinrich; B. Dahlgren (2); Lou<br />
Gehrig; Charles Ruffing; B. ‘Buddy’ Rospar; F. Crosetti; S. ‘Spud’<br />
Ch<strong>and</strong>ler; Charles Keller; O. Hildebr<strong>and</strong>; S. Sundra; Art Jorgens (2);<br />
Bill Dickey; Jake Powell; Monte Pearson; B.’Bill’ Knickerbocker;<br />
Johnny Murphy.<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
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267: TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS<br />
Nine cards from 1956: Roy Campanella,<br />
Enos Slaughter, Boston Red Sox team<br />
picture, Yogi Berra, Nellie Fox, Phil Rizzuto,<br />
Jackie Jensen, Minnie Minosa <strong>and</strong> Willie<br />
Mays. (All pictured online)<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–9<strong>00</strong><br />
270: TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS<br />
Seven cards from 1958-1959: Mickey<br />
Mantle, 1958 <strong>and</strong> 1959; Ernie Banks, 1958;<br />
Yogi Berra, 1959; Kaline/Maxwell, 1959;<br />
Ashburn/Mays, 1959; Long, Banks <strong>and</strong><br />
Moryn. Cards <strong>at</strong>tached to board <strong>at</strong> each<br />
corner with small old glue dabs, two cards<br />
are loose, otherwise in excellent condition.<br />
(All pictured online)<br />
$6<strong>00</strong>–8<strong>00</strong><br />
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268: TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS 269: TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS<br />
Eleven cards from 1956: Al Kaline, Dick Twenty-seven cards from 1956: Andy Carey,<br />
Gro<strong>at</strong>, Bill Skowron, Yogi Berra, Phil Rizzuto, Herb Score, Billy Martin, Elston Howard,<br />
Nellie Fox, Herb Score, Duke Snider, Harmen Jackie Robinson, Robin Roberts, Bobby<br />
Killebrew, Washington N<strong>at</strong>ionals team Thomson, <strong>and</strong> more. (All pictured online)<br />
picture <strong>and</strong> Stan Musial (1958). (All<br />
pictured online)<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–9<strong>00</strong><br />
$9<strong>00</strong>–1,1<strong>00</strong><br />
271: TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS<br />
Approx. one hundred <strong>and</strong> twenty-seven<br />
cards from the 1950’s. Less than perfect<br />
condition. (All pictured online)<br />
$6<strong>00</strong>–9<strong>00</strong><br />
272: TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS<br />
Ninety-six cards from 1957: Bobby<br />
Thomson, Dell Ennis, Jackie Jensen, <strong>and</strong><br />
more. (All pictured online)<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0
273: TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS<br />
Ninety-six cards from 1956: Frank Thomas,<br />
Willie Jones, Eddie Yost, Alvin Dark, Wally<br />
Post, <strong>and</strong> more. (All pictured online)<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
276: TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS<br />
Seven cards from 1957: Larry Doby, Ernie<br />
Banks, Duke Snider, Roy Campanella, Frank<br />
Robinson, Warren Spahn <strong>and</strong> Yogi Berra.<br />
(All pictured online)<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–9<strong>00</strong><br />
274: TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS<br />
Seventy-two cards from 1956: Eddie<br />
Robinson, Andy Seminick, Bob Friend, Dell<br />
Ennis, <strong>and</strong> more. (All pictured online)<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
277: TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS<br />
Eleven cards from 1958: Jim Piersall, Bob<br />
Clemente, Willie Mays, S<strong>and</strong>y Koufax (1958<br />
<strong>and</strong> 1959), Ernie Banks, Mickey<br />
Mantle/Hank Aaron, Harvey Kuenn/Al<br />
Kaline, Duke Snider/Walter Alston, Ted<br />
Kluszewski/Ted Williams, Willie Mays/Duke<br />
Snider. Cards <strong>at</strong>tached to board <strong>at</strong> each<br />
corner with small old glue dabs, two cards<br />
are loose, otherwise in excellent condition.<br />
(All pictured online)<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
275: TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS<br />
Seven cards from 1956: Roy Campanella,<br />
Duke Snider, Jackie Robinson, Hank Aaron,<br />
Mickey Mantle, Roberto Clemente <strong>and</strong> Yogi<br />
Berra. Cards <strong>at</strong>tached to board <strong>at</strong> each<br />
corner with small old glue dabs, two cards<br />
are loose, otherwise in excellent condition.<br />
(All pictured online)<br />
$6<strong>00</strong>–8<strong>00</strong><br />
278: TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS<br />
Eight cards from 1957, 1958 or 1959: Roy<br />
Campanella, 1957; Ted Williams, 1957;<br />
Mickey Mantle, 1957-1958; Hank Aaron,<br />
1957-1958; Willie Mays, 1958; Ernie Banks,<br />
1959. Cards <strong>at</strong>tached to board <strong>at</strong> each<br />
corner with small old glue dabs, two cards<br />
are loose, otherwise in excellent condition.<br />
(All pictured online)<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–9<strong>00</strong><br />
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279: TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS<br />
Twenty-seven cards from 1958: Moose<br />
Skowron, Mickey Mantle, Enos Slaughter,<br />
Wes Covington, Stan Musial, Herb Score,<br />
Don Drysdale, Nellie Fox, <strong>and</strong> more. (All<br />
pictured online)<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
282: TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS<br />
Sixty-three cards from 1958: Don Larsen,<br />
Robin Roberts, Bobby Thomson, Frank Torre,<br />
Wally Moon, <strong>and</strong> more. (All pictured online)<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
280: TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS<br />
Twenty-seven cards from 1958: Ted<br />
Williams, Warren Spahn, Don Newcombe,<br />
Elston Howard, George Susce, Johnny<br />
Temple, <strong>and</strong> more. (All pictured online)<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
283: TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS<br />
Fifty-four cards from 1958: Marv<br />
Throneberry, S<strong>and</strong>y Koufax, Bobby<br />
Richardson, Bob Friend, Stan Musial, Albie<br />
Pearson <strong>and</strong> more. (All pictured online)<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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281: TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS<br />
Twenty-seven cards from 1958: Stan<br />
Lop<strong>at</strong>a, Harmon Killebrew, S<strong>and</strong>y Koufax,<br />
Jackie Jensen, Brooks Robinson, Bill<br />
Mazerosky, <strong>and</strong> more. (All pictured online)<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
284: TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS<br />
Fifteen cards from 1957: Red Schoendienst,<br />
Roy Campanella, Baltimore Orioles team<br />
picture, Whitey Ford, Herb Score, St. Louis<br />
Cardinals team picture, <strong>and</strong> more. (All<br />
pictured online)<br />
$6<strong>00</strong>–8<strong>00</strong>
285: TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS<br />
Seventy-two cards from 1958: Willie Mays,<br />
Herb Score, Johnny Temple, Nellie Fox,<br />
Dave Jolly, <strong>and</strong> more. (All pictured online)<br />
$9<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
288: TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS<br />
One hundred <strong>and</strong> two cards from 1957:<br />
Eddie Yost, Carl Erskine, Bill Skowron, <strong>and</strong><br />
more. (All pictured online)<br />
$9<strong>00</strong>–1,1<strong>00</strong><br />
286: TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS<br />
Eighty cards from 1956: Dusty Rhodes, Joe<br />
Frazier, Ruben Gomez, <strong>and</strong> more. (All<br />
pictured online)<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–9<strong>00</strong><br />
289: TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS<br />
One hundred <strong>and</strong> thirty-nine cards from<br />
1959: Duke Snider, Richie Ashburn, Jim<br />
Hearn, <strong>and</strong> more. (All pictured online)<br />
$9<strong>00</strong>–1,1<strong>00</strong><br />
287: TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS<br />
Ninety-nine cards from 1958: Stan Musial,<br />
Hank Aaron, Nellie Fox, Wes Covington, Billy<br />
Muffett, Ted Kluszewski/Ted Williams, <strong>and</strong><br />
more. (All pictured online)<br />
$9<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
290: TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS<br />
One hundred <strong>and</strong> forty-four cards from<br />
1959: Herb Score, Hank Bauer, Minnie<br />
Minoso, Bobby Richardson, Richie Ashburn,<br />
<strong>and</strong> more. (All pictured online)<br />
$9<strong>00</strong>–1,1<strong>00</strong><br />
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<strong>SESSION</strong> TWO<br />
Sunday, <strong>December</strong> 9 <strong>at</strong> 12 Noon
291: ITALIAN CERAMIC<br />
CHARGER<br />
Painted with a rampant lion against a floral<br />
ground. Marked on back C. Novelli Roma<br />
1896. 18 1/2” dia.<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
292: MELANDRI & FOCCACCIA<br />
FAIENCE CHARGER<br />
(Italian)<br />
Painted with a portrait in profile, the wide<br />
border with a repe<strong>at</strong>ing decor<strong>at</strong>ive motif,<br />
20th C. Marked Faenza with an MF<br />
monogram <strong>and</strong> company logo, also large<br />
oval spur mark. 16” dia.<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
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293: PAIR OF CANTIGALLI<br />
BOTTLES (Italian)<br />
Of fl<strong>at</strong>tened shape, h<strong>and</strong>-painted with<br />
mythological scenes of Hermes <strong>and</strong> Venus,<br />
20th C. Bottles topped with differing<br />
stoppers, marked with Cantagalli symbol.<br />
13 7/8”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
296: FRENCH PORCELAIN<br />
Large parrot figurine, <strong>and</strong> ceramic basket<br />
with birds <strong>and</strong> flowers in high relief, 20th C.<br />
Losses to both. Parrot marked France.<br />
Tallest: 17 1/4”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
294: FANTONI VASE (Italian)<br />
Fl<strong>at</strong>tened baluster vase with two Asian<br />
figures in high relief, with l<strong>and</strong>scape<br />
background, 20th C. Marked Fantoni Made<br />
in Italy. Height: 12 1/4”<br />
$6<strong>00</strong>–8<strong>00</strong><br />
297: EUROPEAN CHINOISERIE<br />
PORCELAIN<br />
Unusual figural st<strong>and</strong> with a se<strong>at</strong>ed Asian<br />
elder flanked by stepped cups, possibly for<br />
condiments or eggs, l<strong>at</strong>e 19th C. Iron red<br />
markings on side of cup, likely the maker.<br />
6” x 8 3/4” x 4 1/2”<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–9<strong>00</strong><br />
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295: ITALIAN CERAMIC<br />
FIGURINE<br />
Life-sized figure of a poodle, well modeled<br />
<strong>and</strong> finely rendered detail, losses, 20th C.<br />
Marked on the base Made in Italy.<br />
30” x 20” x 14”<br />
$5<strong>00</strong>–7<strong>00</strong><br />
298: FRENCH PORCELAIN<br />
FIGURAL GROUP<br />
With inkwell interior in painted porcelain,<br />
19th C. 8” x 6 3/4” x 3 1/2”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,8<strong>00</strong>
299: FRENCH CHINOISERIE<br />
PORCELAIN<br />
Two figurines of gentleman <strong>and</strong> lady on<br />
cushions, painted in Kakiemon style<br />
enamels, 18th-19th C. Impressed marks<br />
D.V., possibly Mennecey. Height: 5”<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
302: ART GLASS VASES<br />
Three vases, 20th C.: Art Deco-style with<br />
acid-etched gold b<strong>and</strong> of Greek soldier<br />
design; Loetz-style with impressed<br />
decor<strong>at</strong>ion <strong>and</strong> graded iridescent glaze;<br />
gourd-shaped with s<strong>at</strong>in finish <strong>and</strong> b<strong>and</strong>ed<br />
stri<strong>at</strong>ions. Tallest: 13 3/8”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
3<strong>00</strong>: NAPOLEONIC PORCELAIN<br />
FIGURAL GROUPS<br />
Two n<strong>at</strong>uralistic groups, possibly Vienna,<br />
depicting the defe<strong>at</strong> of Napoleon by the<br />
Russians in 1812, 19th C. One titled,<br />
‘Bautzen 21 Mai 1813,’ the other, ‘La<br />
Retraite de Russie 1812.’ Unmarked.<br />
9” x 10 1/2” x 6 1/2”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
303: BOHEMIAN ART GLASS<br />
Three vases, possibly Loetz, one with<br />
bronze arm<strong>at</strong>ure (ground neck <strong>and</strong> chip on<br />
rim), all 20th C. Tallest: 11 1/4”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
301: ART NOUVEAU<br />
Three items, 19th-20th C.: Amphora double<br />
bud vase painted with roses; burgundy<br />
glass vase with gilded decor<strong>at</strong>ion of bird on<br />
tree; <strong>and</strong> white glass vase with a barley<br />
twist neck <strong>and</strong> raised beaded gilt berries.<br />
Tallest: 16 1/4”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
304: GLASS GIRANDOLES, Etc.<br />
Eight items, 19th-20th C.: pair of gir<strong>and</strong>oles<br />
of white glass cut to cranberry, with opaque<br />
glass dolphins <strong>and</strong> clear prisms; three<br />
pinched clear glass bottles; enameled<br />
Steigel-type bottle <strong>and</strong> two Bimini glasses,<br />
the larger one with snowman <strong>and</strong> traces of<br />
cork. Gir<strong>and</strong>ole: 12”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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305: ROYAL VIENNA<br />
Pair of h<strong>and</strong>-painted cabinet pl<strong>at</strong>es, one<br />
titled “Die Musik,” the other “Sehnsucht,”<br />
19th C. Both signed Riemer, with underglaze<br />
blue crest marks. 9 1/2”<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
308: ROYAL VIENNA<br />
H<strong>and</strong>-painted cabinet pl<strong>at</strong>e with classical<br />
scene, 19th C. Marked Grazien, signed<br />
Knoeller, under glaze blue crest mark.<br />
9 5/8”<br />
$6<strong>00</strong>–9<strong>00</strong><br />
306: TSAR NICHOLAS II<br />
CORONATION CUP<br />
With initials of Tsar Nicholas II <strong>and</strong> crown,<br />
d<strong>at</strong>ed 1896; the opposite side with the<br />
double headed eagle co<strong>at</strong> of arms of the<br />
Romanovs. Height: 4”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
309: BOHEMIAN GLASS, Etc.<br />
Fifteen pieces, 19th/20th C: pair of applied<br />
Burmese vases; eight Moser style glasses<br />
with tall clear stems <strong>and</strong> base; bowl with<br />
floral decor<strong>at</strong>ion <strong>and</strong> acid-etched ground;<br />
Moser style clear vase with gilt decor<strong>at</strong>ion;<br />
frosted green vase with raised acorn <strong>and</strong><br />
leaf decor<strong>at</strong>ion, marked St. Denis Paris;<br />
Moser amethyst dresser box with four ball<br />
feet <strong>and</strong> acid etched decor<strong>at</strong>ion, marked<br />
Moser; glass pitcher with coralene<br />
decor<strong>at</strong>ion; white cut to clear Bohemian<br />
style bowl with painted <strong>and</strong> gilt decor<strong>at</strong>ion;<br />
oval green bowl with silver pl<strong>at</strong>ed mounts,<br />
incised on rim of base ‘Daum Nancy France’.<br />
Tallest: 12 3/4” (All pictured online)<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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307: ROYAL VIENNA<br />
H<strong>and</strong>-painted cabinet pl<strong>at</strong>e with a classical<br />
scene, 19th C. Signed Fiala, under glaze<br />
blue crest mark. 9 1/4”<br />
$5<strong>00</strong>–8<strong>00</strong><br />
310: ROYAL VIENNA<br />
Cabinet vase with h<strong>and</strong>-painted young<br />
woman <strong>and</strong> roses, gilt-work in relief on a<br />
green ground, 19th C. Signed Wagner, lower<br />
left, titled ‘Les Lebens Moi’, under glaze<br />
blue crest mark. 12 1/4”<br />
$6<strong>00</strong>–9<strong>00</strong>
310A: ALBERT ERNEST CARRIER-BELLEUSE<br />
(French, 1824-1887)<br />
“Psyche Awakening Cupid,” gilt-bronze sculpture. Provenance:<br />
Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection, New Jersey. Signed “Carrier-Belleuse”. 15 1/2” x<br />
20” x 9 1/2”, 17” x 21 1/4” x 10 1/4” (with base)<br />
$18,<strong>00</strong>0–22,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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310C: GILT METAL CANDELABRA<br />
Rococo style five light c<strong>and</strong>elabra with elabor<strong>at</strong>e foli<strong>at</strong>e<br />
decor<strong>at</strong>ion, 19th C. Height: 19 3/4”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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310B: CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN<br />
AND ORMOLU LAMPS<br />
Pair of baluster vases painted with women <strong>and</strong><br />
amorini in rural l<strong>and</strong>scape, 19th C. With gilt metal<br />
mounts <strong>and</strong> wired for electricity. Height: 22”<br />
$2,5<strong>00</strong>–3,5<strong>00</strong><br />
311: WALTER CRANE<br />
Four wallpaper partial rolls printed with peacocks <strong>and</strong> acanthus<br />
leaves in blue-greens <strong>and</strong> brown tones, c. 1895. Small fragment<br />
m<strong>at</strong>ted <strong>and</strong> framed. Folds, a few tears, missing corner to longest,<br />
overall good condition. Framed fragment: 20 1/2” x 22 3/4”; also<br />
14” long, 42”, <strong>and</strong> 82”<br />
$1,6<strong>00</strong>–2,<strong>00</strong>0
312: ITALIAN<br />
MARBLE FIGURE<br />
Untitled (Nymph), 19th-20th C.<br />
Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection,<br />
New Jersey. Signed “D.Z.<br />
FIRENZE”. 33” high.<br />
$2,5<strong>00</strong>–3,5<strong>00</strong><br />
313: AFTER ADA<br />
CIPRIANI<br />
(Italian, 1904-)<br />
Alabaster figurine of a young<br />
woman, on base. Provenance:<br />
Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection, New Jersey.<br />
Inscribed "A. Cipriani". 32" high,<br />
34" (with base).<br />
$3,<strong>00</strong>0–5,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
314: MARBLE<br />
PEDESTAL<br />
Neoclassical style column with<br />
reeded top, swirled lower half<br />
<strong>and</strong> octagonal base, 20th C.<br />
40” x 13”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
315: MARBLE<br />
PEDESTAL<br />
Neoclassical style in white <strong>and</strong><br />
gray veined marble with reeded<br />
column <strong>and</strong> octagonal top <strong>and</strong><br />
base, 19th/20th C. 42” x 11 1/2”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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316: EDOUARD DROUOT (French, 1859-1945)<br />
“L’Echo,” bronze st<strong>at</strong>ue. Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection, New Jersey.<br />
Signed “Drouot”. 35” high.<br />
$4,<strong>00</strong>0–6,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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317: EMILE LAPORTE (French, 1858-1907)<br />
Untitled (Woman with Doves) gilt bronze st<strong>at</strong>ue. Provenance:<br />
Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection, New Jersey. Signed “E. LaPORTE”. 30” high.<br />
$3,<strong>00</strong>0–5,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
318: PIERRE MARIUS MONTAGNE<br />
(French, 1828-1879)<br />
“Young Hermes,” bronze st<strong>at</strong>ue. Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection,<br />
New Jersey. Signed “MARIUS MONTAGNE”. 18 1/2” high.<br />
$3,<strong>00</strong>0–5,<strong>00</strong>0
319: EUGENE MARIOTON<br />
(French, 1854-1925)<br />
“La Danse,” bronze st<strong>at</strong>ue on rot<strong>at</strong>ing<br />
bronze base. Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e<br />
Collection, New Jersey. Signed “Eug<br />
Marioton / hors. Concours” <strong>and</strong> with<br />
illegible foundry mark. 31” high,<br />
32 3/4” (with base).<br />
$15,<strong>00</strong>0–20,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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320: EMILE LOUIS PICAULT (French, 1833-1915)<br />
“Hebe Born Aloft by Jupiter’s Eagle,” bronze st<strong>at</strong>ue. Provenance:<br />
Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection, New Jersey. Signed “E. PICAULT” <strong>and</strong> with<br />
foundry mark “E. Colin”. 23 1/2” high.<br />
$4,<strong>00</strong>0–6,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
322: ONYX PEDESTAL<br />
White <strong>and</strong> russet tapering column<br />
with teardrop frieze, metal clad<br />
capital, 20th C. 41” x 12”<br />
$2,5<strong>00</strong>–3,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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321: 19TH C. MARBLE STATUE AFTER<br />
THE ANTIQUE<br />
Untitled (Kneeling Venus). Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection, New<br />
Jersey. 23 1/2” x 13 1/2” x 9 1/2”<br />
$3,<strong>00</strong>0–4,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
323: MARBLE PEDESTAL<br />
White <strong>and</strong> brown veined column<br />
with fluted body, carved round top<br />
<strong>and</strong> waist <strong>and</strong> octagonal base, 20th<br />
C. 42” x 11”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong>
324: ALBERT ERNEST CARRIER-BELLEUSE<br />
(French, 1824-1887)<br />
“Offr<strong>and</strong>e a Bacchus” (Offering to Bacchus), bronze st<strong>at</strong>ue.<br />
Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection, New Jersey. Signed “A CARRIER-<br />
BELLEUSE” <strong>and</strong> with foundry mark E.D. circled by “VRAI BRONZE<br />
B.D PARIS”. 24” high<br />
$5,<strong>00</strong>0–7,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
325: EDOUARD DROUOT<br />
(French, 1859-1945)<br />
“L’Art Lyrique,” gilt bronze st<strong>at</strong>ue. Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection,<br />
New Jersey. Signed “E. Drouot”. 24 3/4” high<br />
$5,<strong>00</strong>0–7,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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326: IRISH BELLEEK AND<br />
HEREND PORCELAIN<br />
Four items: Belleek l<strong>at</strong>ticework clover<br />
shaped bowl, marked; Belleek double<br />
h<strong>and</strong>led l<strong>at</strong>ticework twig basket with<br />
colored flowers, marked; Belleek basketwork<br />
vase on three twig form feet, marked; <strong>and</strong><br />
Herend pierced <strong>and</strong> covered dish, marked.<br />
Herend dish: 6 1/2” x 6 1/4” dia.<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
329: MOSER ART GLASS<br />
Three vases, 20th C.: faceted <strong>and</strong> wheel cut<br />
with a stag <strong>and</strong> tree, oval mark; faceted<br />
smokey quartz, oval mark; <strong>and</strong> emerald<br />
green baluster form acid-etched with acorns<br />
<strong>and</strong> oak leaves, gilt <strong>and</strong> silver detail.<br />
Tallest: 8 7/8”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
327: WEDGWOOD MAJOLICA<br />
WALL BRACKET<br />
With a putto holding up a curtain, 19th C.<br />
Stamped Wedgwood YZW. 9” x 6” x 7 1/2”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
330: ART NOUVEAU VASES<br />
Tall clear glass cut with tulips, faceted base<br />
<strong>and</strong> polished pontil; Legras enameled glass<br />
with l<strong>and</strong>scape design <strong>and</strong> serr<strong>at</strong>ed rim;<br />
Amphora three-h<strong>and</strong>led ceramic vase with<br />
cabochons <strong>and</strong> pierced neck, marked.<br />
Tallest: 18 5/8”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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328: TWELVE ROYAL<br />
DOULTON PLATES<br />
With h<strong>and</strong>-painted botanicals <strong>and</strong> gilt fish<br />
roe border, 19th/20th C. Signed D.<br />
Dewsberry. 10 5/8” dia.<br />
$3,<strong>00</strong>0–4,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
331: BOHEMIAN<br />
GLASS VASES<br />
Three iridescent art glass vases, 20th C.<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,8<strong>00</strong>
332: ROYAL DOULTON<br />
FAMOUS ENGLISH<br />
INNS PLATES<br />
Set of eleven painted by C. Hart with gilt<br />
rims, 19th C. Each titled <strong>and</strong> signed.<br />
10 1/2” dia.<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,8<strong>00</strong><br />
334: LIMOGES PORCELAIN<br />
TEA SET<br />
Tea pot, creamer, covered sugar, twelve<br />
cups <strong>and</strong> saucers painted with a repe<strong>at</strong>ing<br />
p<strong>at</strong>tern of small bunches of herbs on a<br />
blue/yellow speckled ground, gold b<strong>and</strong>s,<br />
20th C. Marked Limoges France.<br />
Tea pot 8 1/4<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
332A: DOULTON AND SLATER’S<br />
TAPESTRY VASE<br />
Fl<strong>at</strong>tened gourd shape h<strong>and</strong>-painted in the<br />
Aesthetic movement style with geese <strong>and</strong><br />
flowers, 1880s. Impressed Doulton &<br />
Sl<strong>at</strong>er’s p<strong>at</strong>ent mark. Height: 15”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
335: MEISSEN PORCELAIN<br />
CHARGER<br />
Painted with chrysanthemums on a blue<br />
ground, 20th C. Underglaze blue mark,<br />
impressed numerals. 18” dia.<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
333: DERBY PORCELAIN<br />
PLATES<br />
Set of twelve with underglaze blue Imari<br />
p<strong>at</strong>tern <strong>and</strong> overglaze red <strong>and</strong> gilt<br />
decor<strong>at</strong>ion, 18/19th C. 10 1/4” dia.<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
335A: PORCELAIN<br />
CABINET PLATE<br />
H<strong>and</strong>-painted, “Lady Harrington <strong>and</strong> her two<br />
sons,” 19th C. Signed Wagner, Dec: 314,<br />
Depose, spurious over-glaze blue crest<br />
mark, Clairon Germany with green star<br />
mark. 9 3/4”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
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336: ROYAL COPENHAGEN<br />
FLORA DANICA<br />
Eight porcelain pl<strong>at</strong>es painted with various<br />
fruit, openwork border with gilding; all<br />
marked ‘Royal Copenhagen, Denmark’, <strong>and</strong><br />
underglaze blue stamp; together with two<br />
larger pl<strong>at</strong>es, one with a moose, the other<br />
with a wolf, all 20th C. Flora Danica: 9”<br />
Animal pl<strong>at</strong>es: 10”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,8<strong>00</strong><br />
339: BLACK FOREST STYLE<br />
CARVED EAGLE<br />
Hinged <strong>at</strong> the neck, opening to a recessed<br />
space, with inset glass eyes, 19th C.<br />
50” x 9”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
337: SCANDINAVIAN<br />
WOODEN TANKARD<br />
With carved lions on h<strong>and</strong>le, lid <strong>and</strong> as feet<br />
<strong>and</strong> with a petal carving on underside,<br />
18th/19th C. 10 1/4” x 5 3/4” dia.<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,5<strong>00</strong><br />
340: WILLETS-BELLEEK AND<br />
CUT GLASS<br />
Eight pieces, 19th-20th C.: porcelain vase<br />
painted with roses marked Willets-Belleek;<br />
Belleek l<strong>at</strong>tice-work dish, marked Belleek &<br />
Co.; tall cut glass pitcher; glass pitcher;<br />
blue cut to clear vase; pair of Steuben clear<br />
glass c<strong>and</strong>lesticks with twisted stems; large<br />
oval cut tray. Cut tray: 17 3/4” x 10 1/4”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
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338: MEISSEN PORCELAIN<br />
PLATES<br />
Set of fifteen with molded design on<br />
cavetto, h<strong>and</strong>-painted floral decor<strong>at</strong>ion,<br />
basket weave on border <strong>and</strong> gilt rims.<br />
Together with a h<strong>and</strong>-painted teapot with<br />
floral decor<strong>at</strong>ion, rose finial <strong>and</strong> gilt<br />
decor<strong>at</strong>ion, all 19th C. With Meissen crossed<br />
sword mark on bottom. Pl<strong>at</strong>es: 9 3/4” dia.<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
341: ART NOUVEAU<br />
WOOD BRACKET<br />
Carved <strong>and</strong> stained with iris in openwork.<br />
Penciled B. Tafernet 1914.<br />
15 1/2” x 17 1/2” x 8”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong>
342: SEVRES PORCELAIN VASE<br />
Large ovoid vase painted with figures in l<strong>and</strong>scape, 19th C. Framed<br />
by raised gilt flowing cartouche on a cobalt ground, the obverse<br />
with smaller cartouche with urn in l<strong>and</strong>scape. Ch<strong>at</strong>eau de Tuileries<br />
<strong>and</strong> Sevres mark. 20” x 10” dia.<br />
$3,<strong>00</strong>0–4,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
344: LENOX PORCELAIN<br />
Six pl<strong>at</strong>es h<strong>and</strong>-painted with nymphs in l<strong>and</strong>scapes. Five signed<br />
Wirkner, one signed Pohl, all with green Lenox mark <strong>and</strong> markings<br />
in gold. 10 1/4” dia.<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
343: LENOX PORCELAIN<br />
Eight pl<strong>at</strong>es: three painted with portraits by H. Nosek; four painted<br />
with birds by William Morley; <strong>and</strong> one h<strong>and</strong>-painted with a wood<br />
nymph with fishing pole <strong>and</strong> fish. All but last artist-signed, most<br />
have Lenox stamp. Largest: 10 3/8” dia.<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
345: ROYAL VIENNA PORCELAIN VASE<br />
Tall narrow baluster form with scroll h<strong>and</strong>les <strong>and</strong> entwined snakes<br />
painted with putti <strong>and</strong> goddess, 19th C. The obverse with a wood<br />
nymph sitting on a rock. Marked on base with underglaze crest<br />
mark. Height: 20 1/2”<br />
$3,<strong>00</strong>0–3,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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346: LENOX PORCELAIN<br />
Six pl<strong>at</strong>es h<strong>and</strong>-painted by William <strong>and</strong><br />
George Morley with floral decor<strong>at</strong>ion. Five<br />
signed W.H. Morley, one G. Morley, all<br />
marked with various green <strong>and</strong> gold marks.<br />
10 1/2” dia.<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,8<strong>00</strong><br />
349: 19TH C. GERMAN<br />
PORCELAIN<br />
Two Meissen figural groups: one of a young<br />
putto being carried by a s<strong>at</strong>yr, the other<br />
depicting the rape of Paris, damage <strong>and</strong><br />
losses to both, both marked with<br />
underglaze crossed swords <strong>and</strong> incised<br />
marks. Together with a porcelain plaque<br />
painted with a young woman g<strong>at</strong>hering<br />
flowers, in a gilt wood frame, plaque<br />
stamped Made in Germany, severe losses.<br />
Tallest: 7 1/4”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
347: BOEHM PORCELAIN<br />
Two animal figurines: ‘White Faced Owl’<br />
(Scops Cotus Eucotis), No. 118, marked on<br />
bottom within fe<strong>at</strong>her design ‘Edward<br />
Marshall Boehm’; ‘Young & Free’ (Fawns<br />
with Bluebell 5<strong>00</strong>-14), No. 138, marked<br />
Boehm 1980. Owl: 14”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,6<strong>00</strong><br />
350: TWELVE SPODE<br />
COPELAND’S<br />
CHINA PLATES<br />
With h<strong>and</strong>-painted botanicals <strong>and</strong><br />
Renaissance style gilt decor<strong>at</strong>ion. Marked<br />
Spode Copel<strong>and</strong>’s China Engl<strong>and</strong> Made for<br />
Davis Collamore & Co. Ltd. New York.<br />
10 1/2” dia.<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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348: LLADRO FOLKLORE<br />
FILIPINO<br />
Two ladies in n<strong>at</strong>ive costume, one with two<br />
fans, the other holding a large parasol.<br />
Edition of 15<strong>00</strong>, with original certific<strong>at</strong>e of<br />
purchase. Marked ‘546 escul V. Martinez<br />
Decor J Ruiz’ with Lladro stamp mark. 26”<br />
$2,5<strong>00</strong>–3,5<strong>00</strong><br />
351: GOUDA STYLE POTTERY<br />
Charger, jardiniere, pitcher <strong>and</strong> vase.<br />
Various makers. All marked. Pitcher, 9 1/2”,<br />
vase, 8”, bowl, 6 3/4”, pl<strong>at</strong>e, 12 1/8”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong>
352: MEISSEN PORCELAIN<br />
MONKEY BAND<br />
Twenty-three pieces including the music<br />
st<strong>and</strong>, 20th C. All bear Meissen marks <strong>and</strong><br />
incised numbers. Conductor: 7”<br />
$8,<strong>00</strong>0–12,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
353: WEDGWOOD JASPERWARE<br />
Five pieces in black basalt: two Portl<strong>and</strong> vases, biscuit barrel with<br />
metal mounts, pair of vases. All stamped Wedgwood.<br />
Biscuit barrel: 7”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
354: WEDGWOOD JASPERWARE<br />
Black basalt Portl<strong>and</strong> vase. Wedgwood mark <strong>and</strong> dots, Engl<strong>and</strong>.<br />
Height: 9 3/4”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,8<strong>00</strong><br />
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355: FRANCOIS-RAOUL LARCHE (French, 1860-1912)<br />
“Jeanne d’Arc,” bronze st<strong>at</strong>ue. Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection, New<br />
Jersey. Inscribed “RAOUL LARCHE” <strong>and</strong> foundry mark “SIOT-PARIS”.<br />
21 1/2” high.<br />
$3,<strong>00</strong>0–5,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
357: 19TH C. ALABASTER STATUE<br />
Untitled (St<strong>and</strong>ing Nude B<strong>at</strong>her). Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection,<br />
New Jersey. 28 1/2” high.<br />
$2,5<strong>00</strong>–3,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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356: ONYX PEDESTAL<br />
Gray <strong>and</strong> rust veined column with square top <strong>and</strong> base, 20th C.<br />
29 1/2” x 12”<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–9<strong>00</strong><br />
358: JOAQUIN ANGLES (French, 1885-1905)<br />
“Idylle,” bronze <strong>and</strong> gilt bronze st<strong>at</strong>ue. Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e<br />
Collection, New Jersey. Signed “Angles” <strong>and</strong> titled “IDYLLE”.<br />
23 3/4” high.<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0
359: HENRY ETIENNE DUMAIGE (French, 1830-1888)<br />
Untitled (Young Couple) gilt bronze st<strong>at</strong>ue on rot<strong>at</strong>ing gilt bronze<br />
base. Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection, New Jersey. Signed “henr.<br />
Dumaige” <strong>and</strong> with foundry mark “E. Colin”. 22” high, 25” (with<br />
base).<br />
$4,<strong>00</strong>0–6,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
360: EDOUARD DROUOT (French, 1859-1945)<br />
“Muse des Bois,” gilt bronze st<strong>at</strong>ue with base. Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e<br />
Collection, New Jersey. Signed “E. Drouot”. 27 3/4” high, 29 1/2”<br />
(with base).<br />
$5,<strong>00</strong>0–7,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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361: PAUL DUBOY (French, 1830-1887)<br />
Untitled, 1878. Gilt bronze. Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection, New<br />
Jersey. Signed <strong>and</strong> d<strong>at</strong>ed “PAUL DUBOY / 78.” 14 3/4” high.<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
363: MARBLE PEDESTAL<br />
White gray veined column with<br />
horizontal rings <strong>at</strong> mid-section <strong>and</strong><br />
octagonal top <strong>and</strong> base, 20th C.<br />
41” x 11”<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–9<strong>00</strong><br />
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364: ADRIEN ETIENNE GAUDEZ (French, 1845-1902)<br />
“Etoile du M<strong>at</strong>in,” bronze st<strong>at</strong>ue with base. Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e<br />
Collection, New Jersey. Signed “A. GAUDEZ H.C” <strong>and</strong> titled<br />
“ETOILE/DU MATIN”. 21 3/4” high, 22 3/4” (with base).<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
364: MARBLE PEDESTAL<br />
White gray veined column, its center<br />
carved with a vine, 20th C.<br />
41 1/2” x 11”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong>
365: FERNAND ANTONIN<br />
MERCIE (French, 1877-1812)<br />
“Gloria Victis,” bronze with gilt bronze<br />
st<strong>at</strong>ue. Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection,<br />
New Jersey. Signed “A. MERCIE” <strong>and</strong> titled<br />
“GLORIA VICTIS” with foundry mark "F.<br />
Barbedienne Foundeurs Paris" <strong>and</strong> foundry<br />
stamp. 36 1/2” high.<br />
$18,<strong>00</strong>0–24,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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366: ONYX PEDESTAL<br />
White <strong>and</strong> russet tapering column with gilded Corinthian capital,<br />
<strong>and</strong> octagonal top <strong>and</strong> base, 20th C. 43 3/4” x 16”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,5<strong>00</strong><br />
368: MEISSEN PORCELAIN<br />
Figure of Diana retrieving an arrow from a quiver, holding a bow in<br />
her left h<strong>and</strong>, 19th C. Underglaze mark <strong>and</strong> incised numerals on<br />
base. Height: 11”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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367: KPM PORCELAIN<br />
Venus <strong>and</strong> Cupid on round bases. Both with underglaze <strong>and</strong> incised<br />
marks. Height: 15 1/2”<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
369: KPM PORCELAIN VASE<br />
Baluster vase with female busts on shoulders <strong>and</strong> applied metal<br />
ribbons, the tall neck with raised tassels, 19th C. Restor<strong>at</strong>ion to lid.<br />
Underglaze blue mark. Height: 20”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,8<strong>00</strong>
370: DRESDEN PORCELAIN VASE<br />
Baluster form with maidens <strong>and</strong> baskets of flowers. The front is<br />
painted with classical figures, the obverse with bouquet of flowers<br />
<strong>and</strong> the lid surmounted by two cherubs with a crown <strong>and</strong> armorial<br />
crest, 19th C. Marked. Height: 23 1/2”<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
372: SEVRES STYLE PORCELAIN<br />
Tall conical vase with gilt metal mounts painted with Cupid <strong>and</strong><br />
Venus in woodl<strong>and</strong> l<strong>and</strong>scape, obverse with classical ruins, 19th C.<br />
Lid restored. Height: 29 1/2”<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–2,5<strong>00</strong><br />
371: CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN<br />
Pair of baluster vases with bisque winged cherubs sitting <strong>at</strong>op<br />
scroll h<strong>and</strong>les, painted with amorini <strong>and</strong> violets on obverse. Rose<br />
ground neck <strong>and</strong> bases, 19th C. Marked HA & Co. 435. Height: 17”<br />
$2,5<strong>00</strong>–3,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
373: SEVRES STYLE PORCELAIN<br />
Painted with a cherub assisting Arachne carding wool, the obverse<br />
with gilt floral ribbons, turquoise ground <strong>and</strong> gilt metal mounts,<br />
19th C. Height: 18 1/2”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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374: GEORGE J<strong>ONE</strong>S & SONS<br />
CRESCENT CHINA<br />
Cabinet pl<strong>at</strong>e h<strong>and</strong>-painted with the Three<br />
Graces in l<strong>and</strong>scape, <strong>and</strong> raised gilt<br />
decor<strong>at</strong>ion. Partially erased puce mark<br />
stamped Made In Engl<strong>and</strong>, signed H. Nosek,<br />
19th C. 10” dia.<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
377: WHEELING PEACH<br />
BLOW GLASS<br />
Morgan vase with resin dragon st<strong>and</strong>, 19th<br />
C. 10”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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375: BOHEMIAN ART GLASS 376: ROYAL VIENNA<br />
Six items: bowl with ruffled neck <strong>and</strong> metal Pair of cabinet pl<strong>at</strong>es with openwork<br />
arm<strong>at</strong>ure; vase with flaring neck, metal borders, painted with Egyptian scenes: one<br />
arm<strong>at</strong>ure <strong>and</strong> antler h<strong>and</strong>le; glass bowl with titled on verso ‘Dans Le Gynecee, 2595’,<br />
flared scalloped rim; trumpet vase with other ‘L’Elegir, 2773,” 19th C. Both signed,<br />
metal mounts <strong>and</strong> a pair of vases with illegible sign<strong>at</strong>ure, with over glaze crest<br />
irregular honeycomb p<strong>at</strong>tern, ca. 19<strong>00</strong>. mark <strong>and</strong> Austria. 7 1/8”<br />
Tallest: 9 3/8”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
$5<strong>00</strong>–8<strong>00</strong><br />
378: TWELVE MINTON<br />
PORCELAIN PLATES<br />
Made for Tiffany & Co. with gold <strong>and</strong><br />
burgundy decor<strong>at</strong>ion, 20th C. Marked<br />
Minton Made for Tiffany & Co. New York,<br />
19th C. 10 5/8” dia.<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
379: 19TH-20TH C.<br />
CONTINENTAL<br />
PORCELAIN<br />
Three items: pair of porcelain cache-pots<br />
h<strong>and</strong>-painted with floral bouquets <strong>and</strong><br />
butterflies with two bisque <strong>and</strong> gilt<br />
helmeted figural h<strong>and</strong>les; small covered urn<br />
with h<strong>and</strong>-painted mini<strong>at</strong>ures on cobalt <strong>and</strong><br />
gilt ground, titled ‘Liebes Fruhling’, marked<br />
Austria. Largest: 6 5/8” x 8 3/4”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong>
380: BRONZE HORSE SCULPTURE<br />
St<strong>and</strong>ing on a rectangular plinth, head turned to the<br />
left, 19th C. Unsigned. 18 1/8” x 22”<br />
$3,<strong>00</strong>0–5,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
381: EMMANUEL FREMIET<br />
(French, 1824-1910)<br />
Bronze figurine of a dog, signed E. Fremiet; together<br />
with a bronze horse on a rectangular base, by<br />
unknown maker, broken tail, slightly rubbed p<strong>at</strong>ina<br />
<strong>and</strong> one ear bent forward, 19th C. Tallest: 9 1/4”<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
382: P.J. MENE (French, 1810-1877)<br />
Bronze sculpture of a horse st<strong>and</strong>ing by a makeshift<br />
fence, freest<strong>and</strong>ing on black marble base. Signed on<br />
base P.J. Mene, Susse Freres & Co. foundry mark.<br />
With base: 14” x 19” x 8 1/2”<br />
$2,5<strong>00</strong>–3,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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383: ANIMALIER BRONZES<br />
Four figurines, 20th C.: donkey <strong>and</strong> hare on<br />
wooden base <strong>at</strong>tributed to Vincenzo Jerace<br />
(1862-1947), signed V. Jerace; monkey<br />
holding a carved ivory skull, mounted on an<br />
ill-fitting base, possibly Japanese; bulldog<br />
signed <strong>and</strong> d<strong>at</strong>ed Ujhazy Edenek 1908; <strong>and</strong><br />
a silvered bronze group of five dogs,<br />
unsigned. Tallest: 6 1/4” x 8”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
386: CONTINENTAL BRONZES<br />
Ovide Yencesse (French, 1869-1947) bronze<br />
plaque of a mother <strong>and</strong> child reading,<br />
framed, signed upper right O. Yencesse;<br />
<strong>and</strong> Ernest Sanglan (French, 19th-20th C.)<br />
two-h<strong>and</strong>led vase with sleeping s<strong>at</strong>yr,<br />
signed on side E. Sanglan with foundry seal<br />
<strong>and</strong> #7537 on base. Vase: 7 1/4”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
384: CONTINENTAL<br />
ANIMALIER BRONZES, Etc.<br />
Five items, 19th-20th C.: cold-painted<br />
Vienna bronze cock<strong>at</strong>oo on a perch, on a<br />
marble base, marked Geschutzt; coldpainted<br />
hare; cold-painted animal pyramid;<br />
French Art Nouveau group,’Musique,’ on a<br />
red marble base; <strong>and</strong> silver-pl<strong>at</strong>ed figure of<br />
a camel <strong>and</strong> rider in Oriental l<strong>and</strong>scape, on<br />
Epergne base. Tallest: 10 1/2”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
387: COLD PAINTED<br />
VIENNA BRONZES<br />
Two bird figurines, l<strong>at</strong>e 19th/early 20th C.<br />
Both marked on underside of tail, one with<br />
Geschutzt 1801, the other initialed FB with<br />
illegible writing. Tallest: 3 1/2”<br />
$4<strong>00</strong>–6<strong>00</strong><br />
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385: ALFRED BARYE<br />
(French 1839-1882)<br />
Bronze animalier st<strong>at</strong>ue of a rooster on<br />
round base. Signed Barye. 13”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
388: RUSSIAN BRONZE<br />
Horse-drawn buggy <strong>and</strong> rider, 20th C.<br />
Marked on base ‘Fabr. by C.F. WOERFELL’,<br />
signed in cyrillic. 4” x 9 1/2”<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0
389: AUSTRIAN BRONZE<br />
Horse-drawn coach on green marble base,<br />
20th C. Stamped ‘Made in Austria,” circled AT<br />
monogram. 9 1/2” x 28 3/4” x 7 1/2”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
390: R. CLARK<br />
COWBOY BRONZE<br />
A cowboy on horseback leading two horses<br />
<strong>and</strong> covered wagon, the packhorses with a<br />
dear <strong>and</strong> antlers <strong>and</strong> supplies, 20th C. Signed<br />
R. Clark. 32” x 13”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–2,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
391: EDMOND DRAPPIER (French, 19th-20th C.)<br />
Bronze st<strong>at</strong>ue of a bull, on wooden base. Signed E. Drappier.<br />
10” x 16” x 9”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,5<strong>00</strong><br />
392: CHARLES VALTON (French 1851-1918)<br />
Bronze st<strong>at</strong>ue of a mastiff with sign ‘Passez au Large.’ Signed C.H.<br />
Valton. 18 1/4”<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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393: BRONZE DOG GROUP<br />
Two hunting dogs on a red marble plinth, 19th C. Each stamped<br />
with numbers <strong>and</strong> Geschutzt. 2 1/2” x 4 1/2”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
395: HENRY SCHONBAUER (American, b. 1895)<br />
Bronze sculpture, ‘The Stone Roller,’ 1936. Signed <strong>and</strong> d<strong>at</strong>ed, with<br />
accompanying paperwork. 18 1/4” x 30” x 10 1/2”<br />
$5,<strong>00</strong>0–7,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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394: P.J. MENE (French, 1810-1877)<br />
Bronze quail hunting group. Signed PJ Mene on the bronze.<br />
8” x 16” x 8”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
396: CARVED OAK ELK HEAD<br />
Sectional construction with detailed fur, mounted on an oak<br />
backboard, 19th C. 33” x 24” x 15 1/2”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong>
397: LALIQUE<br />
‘Tête de Cheval’ of clear polished glass, ca.<br />
1960. M. p. 364, no. 11624. Wheel cut<br />
Lalique. 16 1/4”<br />
$5,<strong>00</strong>0–8,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
398: LALIQUE<br />
‘Miroir Cygnes’ in clear <strong>and</strong> frosted glass. M. p. 495, no. 1244, nos.<br />
11615, 11616, 11617. Engraved Lalique France. Length of mirror: 33”<br />
$5,<strong>00</strong>0–7,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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399: LALIQUE<br />
‘Domremy’ vase in clear glass ca. 1926. M p. 434, no. 979. Engraved<br />
R. Lalique France. Height: 8 1/8”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–3,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
401: LALIQUE<br />
‘Champs Elysees’ ch<strong>and</strong>elier in clear <strong>and</strong> frosted glass with chrome<br />
mounting. M. p. 240, no. 10112. Engraved Lalique France.<br />
$2,5<strong>00</strong>–3,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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4<strong>00</strong>: LALIQUE<br />
‘Salmonides’ vase in opaque glass, drilled <strong>and</strong> mounted as lamp,<br />
pre-1947. Height of vase with base: 13 3/4”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,5<strong>00</strong><br />
402: LALIQUE<br />
‘Saint-Francois’ vase of opalescent glass with sparrows <strong>and</strong> tree<br />
branches. Marked R. Lalique France on base. 7” x 6 5/8” dia.<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0
403: LALIQUE<br />
‘Danseuse,’ ‘Chrysis,’ <strong>and</strong> ‘Aigle’ figurines, <strong>and</strong> “Verone” bowl, in<br />
clear <strong>and</strong> frosted glass, nos. 11643, 11218. All engraved Lalique<br />
France. Tallest: 9 1/2”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
405: LALIQUE<br />
‘Luxembourg’ centerbowl in clear <strong>and</strong> frosted glass. Engraved<br />
Lalique France. 10 1/2” dia.<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
404: LALIQUE<br />
‘Versailles’ vase in clear <strong>and</strong> frosted glass with grape <strong>and</strong> vine<br />
p<strong>at</strong>tern. Engraved Lalique France. 14” x 5 1/2” x 8” dia.<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
406: LALIQUE ART GLASS<br />
Five items: clear <strong>and</strong> frosted eagle head book end; amber glass<br />
rhinoceros; ‘Jaytho’ perfume bottle; small fl<strong>at</strong> ovoid vase with leaf<br />
decor<strong>at</strong>ion; <strong>and</strong> a blue cut to clear decanter, unknown maker, 20th<br />
C. Tallest: 11 3/4”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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407: BACCARAT<br />
Cut glass vase <strong>and</strong> cover with ormulu<br />
fittings, its h<strong>and</strong>les inset with cut beads,<br />
20th C. Height: 19”<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
410: BOHEMIAN GLASS<br />
Pair of cranberry cut to clear stoppered<br />
bottles with floral bouquets, <strong>and</strong> a similar<br />
goblet with six facets depicting animals,<br />
19th C. Unmarked. Tallest: 8 1/8”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
408: PAIR OF MURANO<br />
GLASS LAMPS<br />
Fluted glass with controlled bubbles,<br />
spruzz<strong>at</strong>o gold <strong>and</strong> metal fittings, 20th C.<br />
Height without socket: 23” x 9 1/2” dia.<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
411: BOHEMIAN GLASS<br />
Pair of ruby <strong>and</strong> clear decanters with gilt<br />
decor<strong>at</strong>ion, 19th-20th C. Slight vari<strong>at</strong>ion in<br />
stopper size, light wear to gilding.<br />
Tallest: 21 3/4”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
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409: ETLING ART GLASS<br />
Figural vase with nude, of opalescent glass,<br />
ca. 1930. Marked Etling France.<br />
Height: 7 7/8”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,8<strong>00</strong><br />
412: MOSER ART GLASS<br />
Centennial Celebr<strong>at</strong>ion vase, 1957, oval<br />
stamp <strong>and</strong> d<strong>at</strong>e; <strong>and</strong> faceted vase wheel cut<br />
with stag in forest, marked Moser Karlsbad<br />
Original Exclusive.<br />
Tallest: 10” x 7 5/8” dia.<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong>
413: STEUBEN<br />
Covered clear glass jar. With letter of value from Steuben Glass,<br />
d<strong>at</strong>ed 1972. Height: 17 1/2”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,5<strong>00</strong><br />
415: NEW ENGLAND GLASS CO. BRIDE’S BOWL<br />
Rare pink reverse overlay Mount Washington cameo on Pairpoint<br />
quadruple silver-pl<strong>at</strong>ed st<strong>and</strong>, 19th C. Marked on the base<br />
Pairpoint Mfg. Co. 10” (with st<strong>and</strong>) x 7 5/8” dia.<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
414: STEUBEN GOLD AURENE<br />
Two-h<strong>and</strong>led vase together with a compote with calcite exterior.<br />
Vase marked Steuben, compote unmarked. Vase: 9 3/4”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
416: DORFLINGER GLASS<br />
Clear glass vase in honeycomb p<strong>at</strong>tern, 19th C. No. 99B/No. 836.<br />
13 3/4”<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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417: ART GLASS<br />
Three vases: C.F. Monroe Kelva h<strong>and</strong>-painted with flowers <strong>and</strong><br />
mounted on white metal base; Mount Washington Lava with green,<br />
pink <strong>and</strong> brown inserts; <strong>and</strong> Rindskopf (<strong>at</strong>tr.) with free-form pulled<br />
iridescent design. Kelva: 13 1/2”<br />
$1,8<strong>00</strong>–2,5<strong>00</strong><br />
419: DURAND GLASS<br />
Ginger jar with heavy ribbing in deep amber graded to white,<br />
yellow interior. Unpolished pontil with some roughness, <strong>and</strong><br />
thumbnail hairline crack, no lid. 9 3/4”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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418: DURAND GLASS<br />
Cranberry crackle vase in iridescent red glass. Grinding <strong>at</strong> rim.<br />
Unsigned. 10 1/4”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
420: STEUBEN GLASS, Etc.<br />
Seven items: three Steuben Calcite bowls, one with a short stem<br />
foot; pink Cluthra bowl; clear yellow cup <strong>and</strong> saucer; <strong>and</strong> a small<br />
verre-de-soie bowl. Unmarked. Cluthra bowl: 11 1/2” dia.<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong>
421: ART NOUVEAU METAL CASKET<br />
With hinged <strong>and</strong> h<strong>and</strong>led lid, lithe figure surrounded by leaves <strong>and</strong><br />
flowers; le<strong>at</strong>her backing behind open scrollwork <strong>and</strong> wood lined<br />
interior, ca. 19<strong>00</strong>. Marked ‘ST.’ 5 1/2” x 9 3/8” x 6 5/8”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
423: OBJETS DE VERTU<br />
424: ITALIAN MICRO MOSAIC<br />
Ten items, 20th C.: carved ivory seal with Two framed panels of five oval Roman<br />
metal top; five mini<strong>at</strong>ures, three with metal vistas on a black marble ground, 19th C.<br />
frames, two oval unframed (one titled Largest: 7 1/4” x 9”<br />
“Ruth,” Germany; other titled “A Secret,”<br />
Germany); two ivory letter openers, one<br />
carved with an owl on a book; two ivory<br />
brooches with openwork decor<strong>at</strong>ion, one<br />
with deer in l<strong>and</strong>scape, other of boy playing<br />
trumpet to a go<strong>at</strong>.<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–2,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
422: FRENCH EMPIRE INK STAND WITH CLOCK<br />
Green marble with ormolu, the clock surmounted by an eagle, its<br />
enameled face marked ‘Janvier Paris,’ ca. 1830. Marked France.<br />
11 1/4” x 13 1/4” x 7”<br />
$3,<strong>00</strong>0–4,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
424A: ONTINENTAL IVORY<br />
Two classical busts on round pedestals,<br />
19th - 20th C. One pedestal with age<br />
cracks. Tallest: 6 3/4”<br />
$6<strong>00</strong>–8<strong>00</strong><br />
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425: INKWELLS<br />
Thirty-five figural <strong>and</strong> decor<strong>at</strong>ive inkwells in wood, glass, shell,<br />
porcelain or metal, 19th/20th C. Largest: 4”<br />
$6<strong>00</strong>–8<strong>00</strong><br />
427: CONTINENTAL PAPIER MACHE<br />
LACQUER BOXES<br />
Eleven boxes with painted lids, including one stamp box with<br />
compartmentalized interior <strong>and</strong> snuff boxes, 19th/20th C. Largest:<br />
3 1/3” x 8 1/4” 4 3/4”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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426: GERMAN<br />
Seven-piece desk set, 19th-20th C. All marked GERMANY<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–9<strong>00</strong><br />
428: INKWELLS<br />
Twenty-nine figural <strong>and</strong> decor<strong>at</strong>ive inkwells in glass, shell,<br />
porcelain or metal, 19th/20th C. Largest: 7 1/2”<br />
$6<strong>00</strong>–8<strong>00</strong>
429: 19TH C. PORTRAIT<br />
MINIATURES<br />
Three items: a portrait of a young boy in a<br />
Cartier traveling frame signed Mishkin; a<br />
lady, framed; a gentleman, signed. Largest<br />
with case: 4 3/8” x 3 1/4”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
432: CONTINENTAL PORTRAIT<br />
MINIATURES ON IVORY<br />
Napoleon crossing the Alps on horseback,<br />
after a the painting by Jacques-Louis David,<br />
in ivory frame; together with four<br />
courtesans in bronze <strong>and</strong> brass frames, all<br />
19th C. Signed. Largest: 5 3/4” x 5 1/8”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
430: ALFRED LENZ<br />
(American, 1872-1926)<br />
Gilt bronze sculpture of a Bacchante<br />
mounted on a black sl<strong>at</strong>e cube <strong>and</strong> applied<br />
Chinese wooden base, signed on the side of<br />
base Alfred, ca. 1922. Together with two<br />
mini<strong>at</strong>ure portraits on ivory, one of<br />
Napoleon <strong>and</strong> the second of three ladies.<br />
Bacchante with base: 9”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
431: CONTINENTAL IVORY<br />
Nine figurines, 19th-20th C.: six musicians<br />
st<strong>and</strong>ing on wooden barrels; nude Venus,<br />
her foot on a dolphin; <strong>and</strong> two parasol<br />
h<strong>and</strong>les, one carved as a toucan with inlaid<br />
eyes. Some losses. Tallest: 7 1/4”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
433: CONTINENTAL IVORY 434: CONTINENTAL IVORY<br />
Rectangular plaque deeply carved with a Figure of Napoléon on horseback, after the<br />
lady in a bucolic scene, 19th-20th C. Loss to painting by Jacques-Louis David, on a<br />
bird. 6” x 4 1/2”<br />
stepped base, 19th C. Damage to finger.<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
Unsigned. 5 3/4”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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435: CARVED ALABASTER<br />
Two figures of Aurora with putto, mounted<br />
as lamps, 19th C. Alabaster of both: approx.<br />
24 1/2” x 9”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
438: GLASS FRUIT LAMP<br />
White metal Renaissance-style bowl with<br />
rams heads on h<strong>and</strong>les, sitting on m<strong>at</strong>ching<br />
mirrored tray, 20th C. 9 1/2” x 18 1/2”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
436: PAIR OF MUSIC<br />
BOX LAMPS<br />
Gilt <strong>and</strong> silvered bronze urns on revolving<br />
pedestals, possibly French, 19th C. One<br />
replaced shade <strong>and</strong> funnel. Height to wick:<br />
17 1/2”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,8<strong>00</strong><br />
439: LARGE MAJOLICA VASE<br />
Possibly by Thomas Sergent, with applied<br />
crocodiles, 19th C. 14 1/2” x 13” dia.<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
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437: LIGHTING<br />
Pair of steel hanging fixtures shaped as<br />
French military bicorne h<strong>at</strong>s, each with<br />
hanging chain <strong>and</strong> opaque plexiglass light<br />
cover, fixtures only: 9” x 18”. Together with<br />
a pair of electrified carriage lamps in<br />
p<strong>at</strong>in<strong>at</strong>ed metal with beveled glass panels,<br />
both 20th C. 11” x 4 1/2”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
440: MAJOLICA<br />
Minton oyster pl<strong>at</strong>e, marked; George Jones<br />
compote, marked; pineapple bread tray,<br />
unmarked. Compote height: 5 1/2”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,<strong>00</strong>0
441: ETRUSCAN MAJOLICA<br />
Sunflower molasses jug; Shell <strong>and</strong> Seaweed<br />
pl<strong>at</strong>ter; Seaweed Albino cider jug. First two<br />
marked. Largest: 6 1/2”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
444: ENGLISH MAJOLICA<br />
ICE CREAM SET<br />
Tray <strong>and</strong> six pl<strong>at</strong>es with fan design, maker<br />
unknown, 19th C. Tray stamped with maker’s<br />
mark <strong>and</strong> registr<strong>at</strong>ion numbers, all illegible.<br />
Tray: 1 1/2” x 14 3/4” x 9”<br />
$6<strong>00</strong>–9<strong>00</strong><br />
442: ETRUSCAN MAJOLICA<br />
Seven pl<strong>at</strong>es <strong>and</strong> serving dishes: three<br />
begonia leaf pl<strong>at</strong>es; two leaf pl<strong>at</strong>es; leaf<br />
with flowers <strong>and</strong> berries; leaf with three<br />
acorns. Crazing to the glaze, chips <strong>and</strong><br />
cracks to many edges, some significant.<br />
Each marked. Largest: 12”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
445: ETRUSCAN SHELL AND<br />
SEAWEED MAJOLICA<br />
Seven pieces: tea pot with crooked spout,<br />
marked; open sugar bowl, marked; tea cup<br />
<strong>and</strong> saucer; small dish, marked; two butter<br />
p<strong>at</strong>s. Tea pot: 6 1/2”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,5<strong>00</strong>.<br />
443: MAJOLICA<br />
Six pl<strong>at</strong>es in various p<strong>at</strong>terns <strong>and</strong> styles,<br />
including Etruscan: three cobalt strawberry<br />
blossoms, some crazing <strong>and</strong> damage to<br />
paint, one large crack to rim of one pl<strong>at</strong>e;<br />
one Wedgwood basketwork with fruits <strong>and</strong><br />
leaves, chips to the rim <strong>and</strong> crazing; one<br />
Etruscan cauliflower, some wear; Etruscan<br />
basketwork strawberry pl<strong>at</strong>e. Wedgwood<br />
<strong>and</strong> Etruscan marked. Largest: 9 1/4” dia.<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
446: ETRUSCAN<br />
MAJOLICA, Etc.<br />
Six Etruscan pieces: two wild rose creamers,<br />
one with significant hairline crack; wild rose<br />
covered sugar bowl; lily mug; Hawthorne<br />
mug, with significant damage; small green<br />
pitcher with significant hairline crack.<br />
Together with three pieces by varied<br />
makers: Hummingbird pitcher, illegible<br />
mark; creamer in wild rose style;<br />
Woodbourne pitcher, several chips, marked.<br />
Crazing to the glaze, chips <strong>and</strong> cracks to<br />
many edges, some significant. Etruscan<br />
pieces marked. Largest: 7 1/8”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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448: MAJOLICA<br />
Fourteen pl<strong>at</strong>es, serving dishes, <strong>and</strong> tiles: two scalloped dog <strong>and</strong><br />
doghouse pl<strong>at</strong>ters; three-color shell dish, marked; banana leaf<br />
pl<strong>at</strong>e; Avalon ‘Faience’ textured brown pl<strong>at</strong>e with turquoise <strong>and</strong><br />
gold trim, marked; olive green pl<strong>at</strong>e with turquoise center portrait,<br />
marked; Minton tile in cobalt with vine design, marked; Zell<br />
turquoise pl<strong>at</strong>e with leaves, marked; toothpick holder with apple;<br />
Wedgwood green sunflower pl<strong>at</strong>e, marked; green pl<strong>at</strong>e with floral<br />
design, marked; artichoke pl<strong>at</strong>e, marked; green pl<strong>at</strong>e with floral<br />
design; unmarked framed tile. Crazing to the glaze, chips <strong>and</strong><br />
cracks to many edges, some significant. Largest: 14”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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449: MAJOLICA<br />
Thirteen pieces: bird on branch; Sarreguemines parrot pitcher,<br />
marked; rose basket; Waddle Fern & Bamboo cup <strong>and</strong> saucer,<br />
marked; sugar bowl with mism<strong>at</strong>ched rim, significant losses to rim;<br />
pair of boy <strong>and</strong> girl c<strong>and</strong>lesticks, marked; covered large sugar bowl<br />
in oak leaf <strong>and</strong> acorn design; three butter p<strong>at</strong>s in green or cobalt;<br />
fruit basket covered dish. Crazing to the glaze, chips <strong>and</strong> cracks to<br />
many edges, some significant. Largest: 9 1/4”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
450: MAJOLICA<br />
Twelve tableware items including pitchers, creamers <strong>and</strong> a sugar<br />
bowl. Pitchers: cream glaze basketwork Hummingbird with bamboo<br />
ribbing <strong>and</strong> h<strong>and</strong>le, crazing <strong>and</strong> a large chip to base, marked, 8”;<br />
blue glaze wood style with leaves, flowers <strong>and</strong> twig style h<strong>and</strong>le,<br />
crazing <strong>and</strong> small paint loss to rim, marked, 7 1/2”; maroon glaze<br />
log design with crazing, 6 1/4”; Wedgwood brown glaze with dark<br />
green accents <strong>and</strong> stylized h<strong>and</strong>le, crazing, stamped Wedgwood, 7<br />
3/4”; corn design with crazing <strong>and</strong> some damage to bottom, 9”; 451: MAJOLICA<br />
blue <strong>and</strong> white glaze fish design, crazing, losses to side of mouth Seventeen pl<strong>at</strong>es <strong>and</strong> serving dishes: Etruscan oak bread tray,<br />
<strong>and</strong> a hairline crack on the base, 9 1/2”; cream glaze with red, blue marked; Etruscan begonia leaf pl<strong>at</strong>e; barrel staves & floral p<strong>at</strong>tern<br />
<strong>and</strong> gold floral decor<strong>at</strong>ion with m<strong>at</strong>ching creamer, significant tray; leaf pl<strong>at</strong>e; brown pl<strong>at</strong>e with green leaf; Sarreguemines pl<strong>at</strong>e;<br />
crazing on both <strong>and</strong> hairline cracks <strong>and</strong> damage evident on<br />
oblong dish with crane; daisy tray; begonia leaf pl<strong>at</strong>e; two<br />
creamer, 6 1’2”; gold <strong>and</strong> maroon glaze bird <strong>and</strong> grape design with Wedgwood leaf pl<strong>at</strong>es, marked; Villeroy & Boch Lily tray, marked;<br />
pewter lid, crazing <strong>and</strong> significant crack extending from the rim Villeroy & Boch turquoise pl<strong>at</strong>e with leaves <strong>and</strong> flowers; pl<strong>at</strong>e with<br />
around the body, also with repairs, 4 1/2”. Creamers: rose & rope corn ears, marked; small oval pl<strong>at</strong>e in turquoise <strong>and</strong> black; leaf<br />
creamer with wear around rim; Wardle Fern & Bamboo design, pl<strong>at</strong>e with flowers <strong>and</strong> berries; green three leaf pl<strong>at</strong>e. Crazing to<br />
marked <strong>and</strong> with crazing, together with a m<strong>at</strong>ching sugar bowl with the glaze, chips <strong>and</strong> cracks to many edges, some significant.<br />
crazing <strong>and</strong> losses to the inner rim, 4 1/2”<br />
Largest: 15”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong>
452: ROYAL DUX<br />
Ceramic figure of a young woman leaning over a vase, 19th C.<br />
Restor<strong>at</strong>ion to base. Marked Royal Dux Bohemia. Height: 24”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
454: ROYAL DUX<br />
Art Nouveau vase with a female figure picking grapes in high relief,<br />
ca. 19<strong>00</strong>. The vase with asymmetrical top. Marked Royal Dux<br />
Bohemia. Height: 25”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
453: ROYAL DUX<br />
Young woman <strong>and</strong> putti holding aloft an oval bowl, ca. 19<strong>00</strong>.<br />
Marked on base Royal Dux Bohemia. 15 3/4” x 12 3/4” x 10 1/4”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
455: ERNST WAHLISS<br />
Tall conical vase in basketwork design, with flowers <strong>and</strong> cherubs,<br />
ca. 19<strong>00</strong>. Marked Depose Made in Austria. Height: 23 1/2”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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456: JEAN JULES SALMSON (French, 1823-1902)<br />
Bronze sculpture of a woman in the Oriental style, a jar in her<br />
h<strong>and</strong>. Drilled for lamping, with small repair on back of neck. Marked<br />
Salmson. Height: 21”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
458: BRONZE FIGURAL GROUP<br />
Fisherman with young child holding a lute, 19th C. Unsigned.<br />
15 1/2”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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457: VACLAW BERNARD (VICTOR)<br />
SZCZEBLEWSKI (Polish, 19th C.)<br />
Bronze sculpture, “Boy Whistling” on marble base, 1889. Signed<br />
<strong>and</strong> d<strong>at</strong>ed. With base: 9”<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
459: ERNEST RANCOULET (French, 1870-1915)<br />
Untitled (Woman Carrying Whe<strong>at</strong>) bronze figure. Provenance:<br />
Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection, New Jersey. Signed “Rancoulet”. 21 1/2” high.<br />
$1,8<strong>00</strong>–2,4<strong>00</strong>
460: JEAN BAPTISTE GUSTAVE DELOYE<br />
(French, 1848-1899)<br />
“Triptolème Apprenant de Céres l’Art de Cultiver la Terre,” silvered<br />
bronze sculpture (with base), 1896. Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection,<br />
New Jersey. Signed “GDELOYE”. 16” high, 24” (with base).<br />
$4,<strong>00</strong>0–6,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
461: MATHURIN MOREAU (French, 1822-1912)<br />
“La Muse des Bois,” bronze sculpture on rot<strong>at</strong>ing bronze base.<br />
Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection, New Jersey. Signed “M<strong>at</strong>h.Moreau”.<br />
27 1/2” high, 28 1/2” (with base).<br />
$4,<strong>00</strong>0–6,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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462: LOUIS-AUGUSTE MOREAU<br />
(French, 1855-1919)<br />
“David,” bronze sculpture. Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection, New<br />
Jersey. Signed “L. Moreau”. 29” high.<br />
$3,<strong>00</strong>0–4,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
464: GREEN<br />
ONYX<br />
PEDESTAL<br />
Four columns<br />
supporting a square<br />
top <strong>and</strong> bottom shelf<br />
with metal mounts,<br />
20th C. 32” x 10”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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463: HYPPOLYTE FRANCOIS MOREAU<br />
(French, 1832-1927)<br />
“La Vigne,” gilt bronze sculpture on base. Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e<br />
Collection, New Jersey. Signed “HMOREAU”. 22 3/4” high, 24” (with<br />
base).<br />
$2,5<strong>00</strong>–4,5<strong>00</strong><br />
465: MARBLE<br />
PEDESTAL<br />
Green <strong>and</strong> white veined<br />
column with square top <strong>and</strong><br />
base, 20th C. 40 3/4” x 12”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong>
466: MATHURIN MOREAU (French, 1822-1912)<br />
“Echo,” bronze sculpture. Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection, New<br />
Jersey. Signed “M<strong>at</strong>h Moreau / Hors. Concours” <strong>and</strong> stamped<br />
“MEDAILLE HONNEUR”. 26 3/4” high.<br />
$3,<strong>00</strong>0–5,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
467: EUGENE MARIOTON (French, 1854-1925)<br />
“Diana,” bronze sculpture. Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection, New<br />
Jersey. Signed “Eug. Marioton” <strong>and</strong> with foundry mark “E. Colin cie”.<br />
29” high.<br />
$3,<strong>00</strong>0–4,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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468: AFTER GIOVANNI<br />
DA BOLOGNA<br />
(Flemish/Italian, 15th C.)<br />
Untitled (Female Figure with Star)<br />
bronze sculpture with continuous<br />
bronze frieze around a sl<strong>at</strong>e base.<br />
Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection, New<br />
Jersey. 28” high, 36” (with base).<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
470: CARVED<br />
WOOD<br />
PEDESTAL<br />
Tapering corkscrew<br />
column surmounted by<br />
a sphere, with square<br />
top <strong>and</strong> base, 19th C.<br />
41” x 18” x 15 3/4”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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469: EUGEN BORMEL (19th C.)<br />
Bronze sculpture of winged goddess with flowers <strong>and</strong> a basket, on a<br />
marble socle, 1897. Cast in two separ<strong>at</strong>e pieces <strong>and</strong> joined <strong>at</strong> the<br />
hip. Signed ‘Bormel 1897’. Height: 16 5/8<br />
$6<strong>00</strong>–8<strong>00</strong><br />
471: MARBLE<br />
PEDESTAL<br />
White speckled marble<br />
with horizontal rings<br />
<strong>and</strong> square top <strong>and</strong><br />
base, 20th C. 39 1/2” x<br />
11”<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–9<strong>00</strong>
472: EMIL ANDRE BOISSEAU (French, 1842-1923)<br />
“Le Crépuscule” (Twilight) bronze sculpture on base. Provenance:<br />
Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection, New Jersey. Signed “Boisseau” <strong>and</strong> with foundry<br />
mark “THIEBAUT FRERES FONDEURS PARIS”. 17” high, 19 3/4” (with<br />
base).<br />
$18,<strong>00</strong>0–22,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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473: GARDEN STATUARY<br />
Four cement sculptures of musician putti on<br />
square pedestals, one signed ‘Papini .’, 20th C.<br />
59” x 16”<br />
$2,5<strong>00</strong>–3,5<strong>00</strong><br />
474: 20TH C. BRONZE<br />
Sculpture of a nude, early 20th C. Signed "H.G.B"<br />
<strong>and</strong> with foundry mark “ROMAN BRONZE WORKS<br />
N-Y-.” 47” x 47” x 14 1/2”<br />
$3,<strong>00</strong>0–5,<strong>00</strong>0
475: LEADED GLASS SHADE<br />
Dome top with gradu<strong>at</strong>ed panels above a scrolling heart shaped<br />
vine <strong>and</strong> a large bronze floral b<strong>and</strong>, ca. 19<strong>00</strong>. 16” x 25 1/2” dia.<br />
$3,5<strong>00</strong>–4,5<strong>00</strong><br />
476: LEADED GLASS TABLE LAMP<br />
Mushroom-shaped shade in a tulip design on a three light<br />
qu<strong>at</strong>erfoil base with bronze p<strong>at</strong>ina, 19th C. A couple of short breaks<br />
on glass. Unmarked. 25” x 19”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
477: HANDEL SHADE<br />
Leaded glass shade with dogwood design <strong>and</strong> a graded checkered<br />
design on top. Marked H<strong>and</strong>el on inside of shade. 9” x 18 1/2” dia.<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
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478: HANDEL SHADE<br />
Domed leaded glass shade with overall dogwood design. Marked<br />
H<strong>and</strong>el on the inside. 6 3/4” x 15 5/8”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
480: ORMOLU AND GLASS CENTERPIECE<br />
Gilt bronze base with three s<strong>at</strong>yr cary<strong>at</strong>ids joined by a b<strong>and</strong> of vine<br />
<strong>and</strong> grape leaves, supporting a clear cut glass bowl, 19th C.<br />
11 3/4” x 9” dia.<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
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479: CONTINENTAL CANDELABRUM<br />
Pair of six flame c<strong>and</strong>elabrum, 19th C. 26 1/2”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
481: GLASS LUSTRES<br />
Pale green lustres with enamel decor<strong>at</strong>ion <strong>and</strong> gilded crenel<strong>at</strong>ed<br />
top with two tier cut prisms, ca. 19<strong>00</strong>. 14” x 6 3/4”<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0
482: MONUMENTAL BRONZE AND<br />
ORMOLU FIGURAL LAMP<br />
With gilt socle <strong>and</strong> five arm c<strong>and</strong>elabra on black painted wooden<br />
base, fitted for electricity, 19th C. 66” high<br />
$6,<strong>00</strong>0–8,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
483: CUT CRYSTAL LAMP, POSSIBLY OSTLER<br />
Elabor<strong>at</strong>ely cut with brass b<strong>and</strong>s <strong>and</strong> base. Externally wired for<br />
electricity, retains original oil font. Marked ‘Hinks & Sons, p<strong>at</strong>ent’.<br />
Height with chimney: 33”<br />
$3,<strong>00</strong>0–4,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
484: DURAND ART GLASS<br />
Pair of ambergris pulled-fe<strong>at</strong>her <strong>and</strong> wheel cut vases mounted as<br />
lamps on white metal bases. One vase slightly askew. Height with<br />
fittings: 18 3/4”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
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485: LALIQUE<br />
‘Champs-Elysées’ leaf-form bowl with a<br />
partially polished irregular rim. M. p. 320,<br />
no. 11057. Engraved Lalique France.<br />
7 1/2” x 18” x 9 3/4” dia.<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
488: LALIQUE<br />
‘Font-Romeu’ vase of frosted glass with<br />
ferns. Engraved ‘Lalique France’ on base.<br />
8 5/8” x 9 3/8” dia.<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
486: LALIQUE<br />
‘Marguerites’ centerbowl of clear <strong>and</strong><br />
frosted glass, with daisies <strong>and</strong> rays. M. p.<br />
304, no. 11<strong>00</strong>4. Engraved Lalique France.<br />
3” x 14” dia.<br />
$6<strong>00</strong>–9<strong>00</strong><br />
489: LALIQUE<br />
‘Côte d’Or’ coupe pl<strong>at</strong>e with three nudes<br />
dancing among grapes, no.11<strong>00</strong>5, engraved<br />
sign<strong>at</strong>ure Lalique, France. Together with<br />
frosted glass bowl with dragons marked R.<br />
Lalique on interior. Largest: 15 3/4” dia.<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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487: LALIQUE<br />
‘Esna’ vase of clear <strong>and</strong> frosted glass with<br />
floral design. Engraved Lalique France.<br />
9” x 8 1/2” dia.<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
490: LALIQUE<br />
Three vases: ‘Venise,’ of lion form in clear<br />
<strong>and</strong> frosted glass, no. 11228; ‘Eroica’ in clear<br />
<strong>and</strong> frosted glass; ‘Asmara,’ with c<strong>at</strong>s in<br />
opalescent amber <strong>and</strong> clear glass. All<br />
engraved Lalique France. Tallest:<br />
13” 7” x 3 3/4” x 4” dia.<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,<strong>00</strong>0
491: LALIQUE<br />
Three vases: ‘Bag<strong>at</strong>elle,’ 6 3/4”; ‘Bagheera,’<br />
8 1/2”; <strong>and</strong> ‘Atossa’ lamp base 7 1/2”. All<br />
engraved Lalique, France.<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
494: AMERICAN ART GLASS<br />
Four vases including a Dur<strong>and</strong> <strong>at</strong>omizer<br />
base <strong>and</strong> a yellow s<strong>at</strong>in vase with painted<br />
acorn <strong>and</strong> leaf design, all 20th C.<br />
Tallest: 8 1/8”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
492: WATERFORD CUT<br />
GLASS, Etc.<br />
Two-light c<strong>and</strong>elabra with hanging prisms<br />
<strong>and</strong> triangular obelisk, chrome fittings,<br />
stamped W<strong>at</strong>erford, 19th. Together with two<br />
bowls by unknown makers, 20th C. (pictured<br />
online). Tallest: 19”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
495: TIFFANY FAVRILE GLASS<br />
Compote with ruffled rim. Marked #8761L<br />
LC Tiffany Favrile. 3 3/4” x 5 1/2” dia.<br />
$750–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
493: DURAND GLASS<br />
Two amethyst glass vases, marked Dur<strong>and</strong>,<br />
20120/16 <strong>and</strong> 1986/6; together with a ruby<br />
glass vase by unknown maker, unmarked.<br />
Tallest: 15 3/8”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
496: KIMBLE CLUTHRA GLASS<br />
Three vases, the tallest of olive green glass<br />
with internal mottled white. All marked.<br />
Tallest: 17 3/8”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,8<strong>00</strong><br />
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497: KIMBLE CLUTHRA GLASS<br />
Three vases. All marked. Tallest: 12 1/4”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
5<strong>00</strong>: AMERICAN CUT GLASS<br />
Three vessels in green glass cut to clear,<br />
19th C.: tall trumpet bud vase; tapered<br />
vase (drilled for electricity); <strong>and</strong> ice bucket.<br />
Tallest: 14”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
498: AMERICAN ACID<br />
ETCHED GLASS<br />
Eighteen items, 19th-20th C.: six sherberts,<br />
six stem glasses <strong>and</strong> two h<strong>and</strong>led glasses<br />
signed Locke Art; two h<strong>and</strong>led glasses by<br />
Fry; two Kalana vases by Dorflinger.<br />
Tallest: 12 1/8” (All pictured online)<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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499: PAIR OF AMERICAN ART<br />
GLASS CANDLESTICKS<br />
With clear stems <strong>and</strong> rose cups <strong>and</strong> bases<br />
having concentric circles. Unmarked,<br />
possibly Steuben. Height: 13 3/4”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
501: ART GLASS<br />
502: CUT GLASS<br />
Four pieces: Hawkes cut glass vase; cut Three pieces, 19th/20th C.: bowl with<br />
glass vase with applied gold decor<strong>at</strong>ion, applied Gorham sterling silver mount; vase;<br />
possibly Tuthill; Moser pumpkin basket with <strong>and</strong> tazza. Bowl marked. Tallest: 16 1/4”<br />
three oval windows <strong>and</strong> ruffled edges,<br />
unmarked; <strong>and</strong> white <strong>and</strong> cranberry crackled<br />
glass bowl with a white crenel<strong>at</strong>ed rim.<br />
Tallest: 15”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0
503: PAIR OF AMERICAN<br />
GLASS DECANTERS<br />
Ruby cut to clear with faceted stoppers,<br />
19th C. 14” with stopper<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
506: LOETZ<br />
Iridescent art glass vase. Unmarked.<br />
12 1/4” x 5”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
504: AMERICAN PRESSED<br />
GLASS<br />
Four items, 19th C.: two rectangular trays,<br />
one with h<strong>and</strong>les; footed vase; cut glass<br />
pitcher in the Hobnail p<strong>at</strong>tern. Vase: 9 1/2”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
507: WHEELING PEACH<br />
BLOW GLASS<br />
Vase with burgundy fading to golden yellow,<br />
19th C. 8”<br />
$5<strong>00</strong>–7<strong>00</strong><br />
505: AMERICAN ART GLASS<br />
Seven pieces, 20th C.: two pairs of<br />
Dorflinger Venetian Reproduction Line<br />
c<strong>and</strong>lesticks in amethyst <strong>and</strong> amber; ruby<br />
vase (possibly Dorflinger) mounted on a<br />
Gorham silver base; Sinclair amber ribbed<br />
vase with gilt peacock design; Sinclair clear<br />
vase with acid-etched poppies <strong>and</strong><br />
amethyst, gold <strong>and</strong> green coloring.<br />
Tallest: 11 5/8”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
508: DURAND AMBERGRIS<br />
GLASS<br />
Six pieces: trumpet vase with optic rib;<br />
optic rib parfait; sherbert dish with pl<strong>at</strong>e;<br />
tumbler <strong>and</strong> champagne glass in spanish<br />
yellow. Tallest: 10 1/2”<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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509: AMERICAN ART GLASS<br />
Four pieces, 19th-20th C.: Lundberg blue<br />
lustre vase with freeform opening; gold<br />
spherical bowl with wheel cut star; ruby cut<br />
to clear glass cordial with wheel cut<br />
diamond design; <strong>and</strong> small green ribbed<br />
melon vase with applied spider webbing.<br />
Tallest: 12 7/8”<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
512: ROYCROFT<br />
Box lot of desk-top items, mostly hammered<br />
copper, includes: oak book st<strong>and</strong> with the<br />
Roycroft logo on one side; metal bud vase<br />
with added glass liner; pair of small book<br />
ends; crescent-shaped tray <strong>and</strong> knife; large<br />
circular tray, all stamped with orb <strong>and</strong> cross<br />
mark. Together with several other pieces of<br />
hammered copper <strong>and</strong> brass, unmarked.<br />
Book st<strong>and</strong>: 5” x 15” x 6”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
510: DURAND GLASS, Etc.<br />
Ruby cut to clear decanter with stopper <strong>and</strong><br />
“Corncob” vase (both published); blue cut to<br />
clear decanter, possibly Dur<strong>and</strong>, with<br />
m<strong>at</strong>ching stopper; cranberry cut to clear<br />
hobnail <strong>and</strong> diamond vase by unknown<br />
maker. Decanter incised 38. Tallest: 12 1/4”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
513: STANGL BIRDS<br />
Magpie Jay <strong>and</strong> Spotted Owl. Impressed<br />
marks on the owl ‘Stangl USA’, oval Stangl<br />
pottery birds mark <strong>and</strong> V.3758. underglaze.<br />
Tallest: 10 1/2”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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511: DURAND GLASS<br />
BOUDOIR LAMPS<br />
Three lamps: white cut to clear with brass<br />
mounts <strong>and</strong> amber shade, missing part of<br />
flared rim; clear swirled glass with<br />
m<strong>at</strong>ching cut chimney <strong>and</strong> shade; <strong>and</strong><br />
green cut to clear glass with brass mounts<br />
<strong>and</strong> cut frosted chimney. Tallest: 15 3/4”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
514: AMERICAN ART POTTERY<br />
Three vessels: Fulper flaring, fluted bowl in<br />
Chinese Blue glaze; tall two h<strong>and</strong>led<br />
“Sunburst” Stangl vase ca. 1933-1934;<br />
small Rookwood production vase d<strong>at</strong>ed<br />
1928. Stangl: 18 1/4”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong>
515: ZANESVILLE POTTERY<br />
Four items: Weller Dickens Ware tall vase<br />
with a monk strumming a m<strong>and</strong>olin; Rozane<br />
pitcher; Weller Aetna vase with thistle; <strong>and</strong><br />
Weller Floretta urn. All marked. Tallest: 11”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
518: CONTINENTAL<br />
PORCELAIN<br />
Limoges scroll footed bowl, h<strong>and</strong>-painted<br />
with roses, minute rim chip <strong>and</strong> wear to<br />
gilding, signed M.W. Innes; five cups, one<br />
without saucer, made by Royal Vienna,<br />
Sèvres <strong>and</strong> Dresden, 19th/20th C.<br />
Bowl: 5 1/4” x 11”<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
516: ROOKWOOD, Etc.<br />
Three Rookwood vessels: St<strong>and</strong>ard glaze<br />
teapot <strong>and</strong> vase, <strong>and</strong> Weller Hudson Light<br />
vase. All marked. Tallest: 9 5/8”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
519: ART NOUVEAU<br />
CERAMIC BUST<br />
Marked 1192 7. Height: 11”<br />
$6<strong>00</strong>–8<strong>00</strong><br />
517: PAIR OF CONTINENTAL<br />
PORCELAIN<br />
CANDELABRUM<br />
Four-light, tree-form, encrusted overall with<br />
carn<strong>at</strong>ions <strong>and</strong> roses, with twig h<strong>and</strong>les,<br />
19th C. Some slight losses to petals.<br />
Marked 21. Height: 20 1/2”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
520: CONTINENTAL<br />
PORCELAIN<br />
Goddess or muse, perhaps Sesh<strong>at</strong>, st<strong>and</strong>ing<br />
on the earth with geographical instruments<br />
<strong>and</strong> a putto <strong>at</strong> her side, 19th C. Underglaze<br />
blue mark <strong>and</strong> impressed numerals.<br />
Height: 12”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
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521: CONTINENTAL<br />
ECCLESIASTICAL<br />
CANDLE STAND<br />
Possibly Italian, of hammered metal, l<strong>at</strong>er<br />
mounted as a lamp, 18th C. 55” high<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
522: GILT BRONZE<br />
FIGURAL LAMP<br />
With four children bene<strong>at</strong>h tall trees, the<br />
tops of trees having mounted sockets, with<br />
speckled gold domed glass shade, ca. 19<strong>00</strong>.<br />
Marked Brose. 23” x 10 1/2” dia.<br />
$6<strong>00</strong>–8<strong>00</strong><br />
523: BRASS AND GLASS<br />
HANGING FIXTURE<br />
Four light ch<strong>and</strong>elier with acid etched glass<br />
panels, 20th C. Total height: 39”. 18” dia.<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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524: PIERCED BRASS<br />
FLOOR LAMP<br />
In the Oriental style, topped by a m<strong>at</strong>ching<br />
fringed shade, early 20th C. 66 1/4” high<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–9<strong>00</strong>
525: AMERICAN HISTORICAL<br />
STAFFORDSHIRE<br />
Blue Transfer decor<strong>at</strong>ed teapot depicting<br />
the l<strong>and</strong>ing of General Lafayette in New<br />
York 16 August 1824, 19th C.<br />
7 1/4” x 10 3/4”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
528: EUROPEAN CERAMICS<br />
AND GLASS<br />
Fourteen pieces, 17th-20th C.: Delft pl<strong>at</strong>e<br />
with vase with peacock fe<strong>at</strong>hers <strong>and</strong><br />
flowers, marked; English covered soup<br />
tureen <strong>and</strong> two m<strong>at</strong>ching underpl<strong>at</strong>es;<br />
Copel<strong>and</strong> tazza with cracked ice <strong>and</strong> prunus<br />
design; Royal Crown Derby diamond-shaped<br />
pl<strong>at</strong>e with acorn <strong>and</strong> oak leaves; Wedgwood<br />
pitcher; two George Jones & Sons leafshaped<br />
dishes with white buds; early<br />
pressed glass decanter; two mercury glass<br />
curtain tie-backs in grape <strong>and</strong> leaf motif;<br />
small oval painted woven bamboo basket;<br />
<strong>and</strong> a horn-shaped perfume bottle.<br />
Tallest: 10 1/4” (All pictured online)<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,8<strong>00</strong><br />
526: FLOW BLUE CERAMICS<br />
Sixteen table ware items by various makers,<br />
19th C.: large Kashmir footed <strong>and</strong> h<strong>and</strong>led<br />
bowl, significant hairline; two trays;<br />
covered vegetable dish; large bowl <strong>and</strong> ten<br />
assorted pl<strong>at</strong>es. Foot bowl:<br />
8 1/2” x 18 1/2” x 12 3/4”<br />
(All pictured online)<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
529: 17TH C. IZNIK PLATE<br />
Painted with breaking waves around a<br />
central floral design, in polychrome.<br />
Distressed condition, broken <strong>and</strong> reglued in<br />
several places. 11 3/4”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
527: HISTORICAL BLUE<br />
STAFFORDSHIRE<br />
Twelve table ware items, 19th C.: two large<br />
pl<strong>at</strong>ters, one by Edward <strong>and</strong> George Phillips;<br />
two covered teapots; seven pl<strong>at</strong>es; <strong>and</strong> a<br />
Wedgwood hound h<strong>and</strong>le pitcher with<br />
hunting scene. Largest: 19” x 16 3/4”<br />
(All pictured online)<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
530: ZSOLNAY, Etc.<br />
Large bulbous vase h<strong>and</strong>-painted with four<br />
interlocking floral panels, marked on base<br />
with underglaze blue mark. Together with a<br />
Pickard china-painted vase with peacock<br />
<strong>and</strong> etched gilt decor<strong>at</strong>ion, stamped on the<br />
base with various marks <strong>and</strong> original paper<br />
label, 20th C. Tallest: 13 1/2” x 10” dia.<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
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531: J. PRADIER<br />
CANDELABRA<br />
Pair of seven-light bronze c<strong>and</strong>elabrum,<br />
each with a different figure supporting<br />
seven orn<strong>at</strong>e bobeches, on a black marble<br />
base. Signed J. Pradier. Height to to<strong>pm</strong>ost<br />
bobeche: 25 1/4”<br />
$2,5<strong>00</strong>–3,5<strong>00</strong><br />
534: COLLECTION OF CANE,<br />
PARASOL AND<br />
UMBRELLA HANDLES<br />
Approx. three hundred <strong>and</strong> thirty-five<br />
h<strong>and</strong>les, some in gold, carved rosewood or<br />
ebony with decor<strong>at</strong>ion in silver, horn,<br />
Bakelite, mother-of-pearl or gold-fill, all<br />
19th/20th C. (All pictured online)<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,8<strong>00</strong><br />
532: SEVRES PORCELAIN AND<br />
METAL SCONCES<br />
Two Sèvres pl<strong>at</strong>es with couples in 18th C.<br />
dress, mounted with metal mounts <strong>and</strong> two<br />
light sconces, 19th/20th C. 14” x 10 1/2”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
535: PAIR OF STAFFORDSHIRE<br />
STYLE PUGS<br />
With gilt highlights, 20th C. 15 1/2”<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–9<strong>00</strong><br />
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533: PAIR OF GILT<br />
METAL SCONCES<br />
Four light centered by a female head, the<br />
top with ribbons, eight glass bobeche.<br />
19” x 15”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
536: GEORGIAN STYLE<br />
BALLOT BOX<br />
In mahogany with three lockpl<strong>at</strong>es, each<br />
with individual key, dovetail construction<br />
with iron fittings, 19th C.<br />
8 1/2” x 12 1/2” x 12 1/4”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong>
537: PAIR OF ORMOLU<br />
SCONCES<br />
Four-light sconces with foli<strong>at</strong>e arms <strong>and</strong><br />
bobeches, 20th C. Height of metal:<br />
16 1/2” x 13 1/4”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
540: PAIR OF BRASS<br />
CANDELABRUM<br />
Seven-light lamps with pierced column<br />
flanked by two griffins <strong>and</strong> four arms with<br />
griffin supports, 20th C. Total height:<br />
37 1/2”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
538: ENGLISH ROSEWOOD<br />
CANTERBURY<br />
In the William IV style with brass dividers<br />
<strong>and</strong> turned posts, 19th C. 20 1/4” x 19” x 15”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
541: TH<strong>ONE</strong>T BENTWOOD<br />
EASEL<br />
19th C. Signed, with part of original label<br />
still legible. 69”<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–9<strong>00</strong><br />
539: PAIR OF ORMOLU AND<br />
MARBLE CANDELABRUM<br />
With putti decor<strong>at</strong>ion. One missing<br />
bobeche, 19th C. Height: 20”<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
542: COLLECTION OF BOXES<br />
Six boxes, 19th-20th C.: large sarcophagus<br />
tea caddy containing two rectangular<br />
wooden canisters <strong>and</strong> glass mixing bowl,<br />
not original; document box with domed lid<br />
<strong>and</strong> brass inlay <strong>and</strong> h<strong>and</strong>les; inlaid<br />
marquetry box; s<strong>at</strong>inwood sarcophagus tea<br />
caddy; rectangular box with carved fan<br />
medallions; <strong>and</strong> a gilt metal box with<br />
equine decor<strong>at</strong>ive elements. Largest:<br />
7 5/8” x 14” x 7 1/4”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
543-548: NO LOT<br />
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549: SEVRES PORCELAIN<br />
PLATES<br />
Eight pl<strong>at</strong>es with portraits of famous<br />
women on green enameled ground <strong>and</strong><br />
stylized gilt decor<strong>at</strong>ion. Some signed<br />
Georget, some titled, all stamped M.Imple<br />
de Sevres [Manifacture Imperiale de<br />
Sevres], 19th C. 9 1/2” dia.<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
552: UNION PORCELAIN<br />
WORKS<br />
Three shell-shaped oyster pl<strong>at</strong>es, each with<br />
five wells <strong>and</strong> raised, colored <strong>and</strong> gilded<br />
decor<strong>at</strong>ion of sealife. Minor wear. All<br />
stamped UNION PORCELAIN WORKS <strong>and</strong><br />
PAT.JAN.4.1881, 19th C. 8 1/2” x 6 1/2”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
550: ENGLISH CERAMICS<br />
Jasperware planter <strong>and</strong> underpl<strong>at</strong>e with<br />
three oval reserves, one with Howe <strong>and</strong><br />
Nelson, one with Mercury <strong>and</strong> a dog, the<br />
third of Trafalgar. Stamped on base 6,<br />
possibly by John Turner, Lane End,<br />
Staffordshire Potteries. 4 3/4” x 6 3/8” dia.<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–9<strong>00</strong><br />
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551: MEISSEN PORCELAIN<br />
PLATES<br />
Set of ten with four fan-shaped vignettes of<br />
altern<strong>at</strong>ing flowers <strong>and</strong> amorous couples,<br />
19th C. 8 3/4” dia.<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,8<strong>00</strong><br />
553: WEDGWOOD LUSTRE<br />
554: MEISSEN CHINA PLATES<br />
Tall trumpet vase painted with<br />
Set of twelve soup pl<strong>at</strong>es with molded<br />
hummingbirds; a squ<strong>at</strong> vessel <strong>and</strong> small design on cavetto, h<strong>and</strong>-painted floral<br />
cup with similar decor<strong>at</strong>ion. Together with a decor<strong>at</strong>ion, basket weave on border <strong>and</strong> gilt<br />
Carlton Ware Lustre type vase, 20th C. rims. Together with two basket-work bowls<br />
Tallest: 9 3/4”<br />
with h<strong>and</strong>-painted floral medallions, both<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
with restor<strong>at</strong>ion <strong>and</strong> damage, all 19th C.<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,5<strong>00</strong>
555: ALBERT ERNEST<br />
CARRIER-BELLEUSE<br />
(French, 1824-1887)<br />
Bisque bust of young woman. Restor<strong>at</strong>ion to<br />
base. Signed A. Carrier-Belleuse.<br />
Height: 26 1/2”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
557: COPELAND PARIAN PORCELAIN BUST<br />
Sir Walter Scott. Incised on back, Published <strong>December</strong> 1, 1853<br />
Copel<strong>and</strong>. Height: 17 1/2”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
556: AFTER EDWARD SHEFFIELD<br />
BARTHOLOMEW (British, 1822-1858)<br />
Marble sculpture of a reclining nude, on wrought-iron base.<br />
11” x 39” x 18” (17” x 29” x 54” base, pictured online)<br />
$3,<strong>00</strong>0–5,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
558: AFTER ETIENNE-MAURICE FALC<strong>ONE</strong>T<br />
(French, 1716-1791)<br />
“B<strong>at</strong>her,” marble sculpture. Marked “FALC<strong>ONE</strong>T”. Height: 32”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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559: ABSTRACT BRONZES<br />
Two untitled works, 20th C.: one on black sl<strong>at</strong>e base, 9 1/2” x 15” x 10 1/8”; the other of<br />
a woman’s torso on square base, 22 1/2” x 11 1/4” x 10 3/8”. Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e<br />
Collection, Pennsylvania. Both marked with artist’s sign<strong>at</strong>ure device.<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
560: NO LOT<br />
562: A. GIORGI ALABASTER<br />
SCULPTURES<br />
Two nudes, both signed, 32” <strong>and</strong> 28” high.<br />
Together with a plaster columnar pedestal,<br />
both 19th/20th C.<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,5<strong>00</strong><br />
563: PAIR OF RED MARBLE<br />
URNS WITH ORMOLU<br />
Campana urns with ormulu fittings, the two<br />
h<strong>and</strong>les with s<strong>at</strong>yr heads, 19th C. 14”<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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561: TERRACOTTA BUST<br />
OF MOZART<br />
As a young child, on round plaster pedestal,<br />
19th C. Incised “ [?] FC”. 17”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
564: RENAISSANCE REVIVAL<br />
CARVED ALABASTER<br />
Pair of ewers with dragon h<strong>and</strong>les, 20th C.<br />
19” x 5 1/4”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0
565: ARCHITECTURAL CERAMIC FIGURES<br />
Two figures in classical robes, 20th C. Provenance: University<br />
of Pennsylvania. Signed indistinctly on lower right, possibly<br />
Mead. 62”<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
566: BRONZE DISCUS<br />
THROWER<br />
After the antique, with verdigris p<strong>at</strong>ina,<br />
20th C. 27” high.<br />
$5<strong>00</strong>–8<strong>00</strong><br />
567: ART NOUVEAU STYLE<br />
INKWELL<br />
Surrounded by a bust of a young woman<br />
titled ‘Bohémienne’, fronted by a shell <strong>and</strong><br />
penrest <strong>and</strong> flanked by two glass inkwells<br />
<strong>and</strong> grotesque masks, 20th C. Height: 8 1/4”<br />
$4<strong>00</strong>–6<strong>00</strong><br />
568: BRONZE PARROT<br />
Perched on a tree stump, 20th C.<br />
Height: 53”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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569: IN THE MANNER OF<br />
FRANS POURBUS<br />
THE YOUNGER<br />
(Flemish, 1569-1622)<br />
Marie de Medicis, early 20th C. Oil on<br />
canvas mounted to Masonite, in<br />
architectural giltwood frame.<br />
Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection, New<br />
Jersey. 39 1/4” x 30”.<br />
$4,<strong>00</strong>0–6,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
570: AFTER WILLIAM<br />
ADOLPHE<br />
BOUGUEREAU<br />
(French, 19th C.)<br />
Portrait of Ariadne (Reclining Nude),<br />
1875. Oil on canvas (framed). Signed<br />
<strong>and</strong> d<strong>at</strong>ed “W. BOUGUEREAU 1875”.<br />
74 3/4” x 44”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,5<strong>00</strong>
571: EARLY 20TH C. PORTRAITS<br />
Three works: Sidney Brooks deKay, pastel on paper (framed), 23<br />
1/2” x 19 3/4” (sight); Untitled (Portrait of an Officer), 1914, oil on<br />
canvas (framed), signed illegibly <strong>and</strong> d<strong>at</strong>ed, 36” x 29”; Untitled<br />
(Portrait of a Woman), oil on canvas (framed), signed illegibly <strong>and</strong><br />
with family crest, 35” x 28”. Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection, New<br />
Jersey<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,8<strong>00</strong><br />
572: ITALIAN SCHOOL PAINTING<br />
18th C., or perhaps a Flemish artist working in Italy during th<strong>at</strong><br />
period, oil on canvas laid down on masonite, few areas of<br />
restor<strong>at</strong>ion in the sky, however, opaque varnish might be obscuring<br />
older restor<strong>at</strong>ion, 25 1/2” x 31 1/2”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
573: 19TH/20TH C. PORTRAIT<br />
Untitled (Portrait of a Woman). Oil on canvas (framed).<br />
Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection, New Jersey. 30” x 24”<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–9<strong>00</strong><br />
574: EUROPEAN SCHOOL PORTRAIT<br />
Untitled (Gypsy Woman), 19th/20th century. Oil on panel (framed).<br />
Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection, New Jersey. 6” x 4”<br />
$6<strong>00</strong>–9<strong>00</strong><br />
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575: LUDWIG GSCHOSSMANN<br />
(German, 1894-1988)<br />
Ballroom Scene, 1940s. Oil on canvas<br />
(framed). Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection,<br />
Pennsylvania. Signed. 31 1/4” x 27”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
578: AFTER THE MEDIEVAL UNICORN<br />
TAPESTRY<br />
Two 20th C. needlepoint tapestries (framed).<br />
32” x 42” <strong>and</strong> 20” x 26”<br />
$4<strong>00</strong>–6<strong>00</strong><br />
576: 19TH C. PORTRAIT<br />
Oval portrait of a young lady cradling a<br />
dove. Pastel on paper (framed). Artist’s<br />
sign<strong>at</strong>ure device (possibly initialed “TR”)<br />
lower right. 29” x 24” (sight)<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
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577: HARRINGTON MANN<br />
(British/American, 1864-1937)<br />
Untitled (Portrait of a Young Girl), 1910. Oil<br />
on canvas (framed). Signed <strong>and</strong> d<strong>at</strong>ed.<br />
Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection, New Jersey.<br />
25 1/2” x 20”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
579: LATE 19TH C. PORTRAIT<br />
Untitled (Portrait of a Young Girl), ca. 1840. Oil on canvas<br />
(framed). Provenance: The Brownstone Gallery, New York (label on<br />
verso). 24 1/2” x 20”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,8<strong>00</strong>
580: JANE BRIDGHAM CURTIS CHILD<br />
(American, 1868-)<br />
Portrait of Janet Craven de Kay, 1904. Pastel on canvas (framed).<br />
Signed <strong>and</strong> d<strong>at</strong>ed. Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection, New Jersey.<br />
42 1/2” x 53”<br />
$3,<strong>00</strong>0–5,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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581: JOHN TAYLOR<br />
ARMS<br />
(American, 1887-1953)<br />
Eight signed etchings, the largest<br />
a view of a hill town; a church<br />
facade; <strong>and</strong> six others of<br />
European vistas, three in each<br />
frame, 20th C. Largest, sight:<br />
14 3/4” x 11 3/4” (All pictured<br />
online)<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
582: JOHN TAYLOR ARMS<br />
(American, 1887-1953)<br />
Eight etchings of gargoyles, 20th C. All signed, some<br />
d<strong>at</strong>ed, several marked ‘priv<strong>at</strong>e collection.’ Largest,<br />
with frame: 19 1/4” x 14 3/4” (All pictured online)<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,5<strong>00</strong>
583: THEODORE WORES (America, 1860-1939)<br />
Orientalist oil on canvas of a Geisha serving tea to a gentleman,<br />
1896. Signed Theodore Wores on the lower left <strong>and</strong> penciled on the<br />
back Theodore Wores 1896. Overall: 29 1/2” x 22”<br />
$8,<strong>00</strong>0–10,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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584: PAUL JACOULET<br />
(French, 1902-1960)<br />
Two color woodblock prints, ‘Le Trésor<br />
“Corée”’', <strong>and</strong> ‘Fleurs du Soir Truck-<br />
Toloas.’ Both signed <strong>and</strong> sealed lower<br />
right with duck seal. 18 1/2” x 14”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,8<strong>00</strong><br />
585: PAUL JACOULET<br />
(French, 1902-1960)<br />
Three color woodblock prints: ‘March<strong>and</strong><br />
de Sel Corée’ with JP w<strong>at</strong>ermark, signed<br />
in pencil with hammer seal on the image<br />
<strong>and</strong> a two column seal on right margin,<br />
marked on back in red seal 248/350; ‘Le<br />
Bonze Errant Corée’ with JP w<strong>at</strong>ermark<br />
signed in pencil with peach seal on the<br />
image <strong>and</strong> two column seal on right<br />
margin, marked on back in red seal<br />
63/250; ‘Fumées de Santal<br />
M<strong>and</strong>choukuo’ with gauffrage detail <strong>and</strong><br />
applied mica with JP w<strong>at</strong>ermark signed<br />
in pencil with Tomo-e seal on the image<br />
<strong>and</strong> marked on back in red seal 348/850.<br />
Each: 18 /12” x 14” (All pictured online)<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
586: PAUL JACOULET<br />
(French, 1902-1960)<br />
‘Trois Coréens.’ Two column publisher’s<br />
mark on left h<strong>and</strong> margin with Jacoulet<br />
w<strong>at</strong>ermark in paper, signed in pencil <strong>and</strong><br />
sealed with M<strong>and</strong>arin duck on image.<br />
18 1/2” x 14”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong>
587: 20TH C. JAPANESE<br />
PAINTING<br />
Possibly by Takeshi Hayashi, mixed media<br />
roses painted on board. Signed center right<br />
Take, H., paper label on back.<br />
Sight: 10 1/4” dia.<br />
$12,<strong>00</strong>0–15,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
588: DICK L. TCHIU (Vietnamese, 20th C.)<br />
Abstract l<strong>and</strong>scape, oil on board. Signed <strong>and</strong> d<strong>at</strong>ed lower right Dick<br />
L Tchiu ‘62 <strong>and</strong> Chinese characters, paper label of Première<br />
Exposition Intern<strong>at</strong>ionale de Beaux-<strong>Arts</strong> de Saigon, 1962.<br />
24” x 21 1/4” sight<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
589: OHARA KOSSON (Japanese, 1877-1945)<br />
W<strong>at</strong>ercolor of two ducks, in round wooden frame, signed <strong>and</strong> sealed<br />
Kosson, with frame: 13” dia. Together with a painted scroll with a<br />
temple by a lake in snow covered l<strong>and</strong>scape, Meiji period,<br />
overall: 71” x 22” (All pictured online)<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
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590: ASIAN TEXTILES<br />
Four Japanese embroidered panels, framed, 19th C.: two with birds<br />
among bamboo <strong>and</strong> maple, one with birds <strong>and</strong> chrysanthemums, the<br />
last with cranes <strong>and</strong> willow; largest, framed: 54 1/2” x 24 1/4”.<br />
Together with five Chinese couched gold embroideries of immortals,<br />
framed,19th C.; largest: 16” x 14 1/2” (All pictured online)<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,8<strong>00</strong><br />
591: ASIAN 20TH C. ART<br />
W<strong>at</strong>ercolor/gouache portrait on paper of a woman with floral head<br />
adornment, in shadowbox frame, signed <strong>and</strong> d<strong>at</strong>ed 1977; oil on<br />
canvas of a temple complex, signed ‘64 S.J. Han; oil on canvas<br />
portrait of a woman, signed Kango Kajiwara, inscriptions on back;<br />
oil on canvas without stretcher, unsigned. Largest sight: 30” x 24”<br />
(All pictured online)<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
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592: JAPANESE SCROLL PAINTING<br />
With brocade <strong>and</strong> painted silk border of a group of Lohans, one<br />
man on his knees offering a gift to a man with a dear, 19th C.<br />
79” x 40 1/2”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong>
593: HIROAKI TAKAHASHI (Japanese, 1871-1944)<br />
Two color woodblock prints: View of Mt. Fuji with lake <strong>and</strong> Torii in<br />
the foreground, signed lower right <strong>and</strong> sealed Shotei; man <strong>and</strong><br />
child in silhouette, signed <strong>and</strong> sealed lower right Hiroaki.<br />
Both 14 5/8” x 6 1/4”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
595: SADAO WATANABE (Japanese, 1913-1996)<br />
“The Last Supper,” woodcut (framed), 1985, signed, d<strong>at</strong>ed, 37/1<strong>00</strong>,<br />
23 3/4” x 18 3/4” (sight). Together with a smaller woodcut, 1968,<br />
signed <strong>and</strong> sealed, 13” x 9”. Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection, New<br />
Jersey (All pictured online)<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
594: KOICHI OKUMURA (Japanese, 1904-1974)<br />
Six woodblock prints, signed; together with Toshi Yoshida, ‘From<br />
the Star, Night’, 1957 (pictured), with printed title, d<strong>at</strong>e, <strong>and</strong><br />
sign<strong>at</strong>ure, 2/20. Largest: 26 1/4” x 24 1/4” (All pictured online)<br />
$6<strong>00</strong>–8<strong>00</strong><br />
596: JAPANESE WOODBLOCK PRINTS<br />
By various artists including Hiroshige: two Hiroshige l<strong>and</strong>scapes,<br />
Oban; two smaller views framed together; book pl<strong>at</strong>e by Kiyok<strong>at</strong>a,<br />
Oban; three others by unknown artists, all 19th/20th C. Largest<br />
with frame: 25 3/4” x 12 3/4” (All pictured online)<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
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597: JAPANESE WOODBLOCK PRINTS<br />
AND PAINTINGS<br />
Fifteen pieces, 19th/20th C.: five woodblock prints, one by Tsukya<br />
Koitsu, <strong>and</strong> four others by unknown artists; seven w<strong>at</strong>ercolor<br />
paintings of flowers; two l<strong>and</strong>scapes, one with cranes; floral<br />
painting on silk made as a scroll but not mounted. (All pictured<br />
online)<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
599: FOUR JAPANESE BOOKS 6<strong>00</strong>: JAPANESE ART BOOKS<br />
Including one with an<strong>at</strong>omical studies Legends in Japanese Art, Henri L. Joly; The<br />
representing the works of various artists; World of Japanese Ceramics, Herbert K.<br />
Masterpieces by Hiroshige; various sketches S<strong>and</strong>ers; Netsuke: A comprehensive study<br />
of l<strong>and</strong>scapes, people <strong>and</strong> birds; Bunte based on the M.T. Hindson Collection, Neil K.<br />
Bl<strong>at</strong>ter, Japanischer Poesie, Karl Florenz, Davey, together with two exhibit c<strong>at</strong>alogs of<br />
written in Japanese <strong>and</strong> German, all<br />
Japanese art.<br />
19th/20th C.<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
$5<strong>00</strong>–8<strong>00</strong><br />
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598: ASIAN SCROLLS<br />
W<strong>at</strong>ercolor painting of Miyajima Shrine on silk laid down on paper,<br />
signed <strong>and</strong> sealed lower right; Chinese gouache on paper <strong>and</strong> a<br />
Korean page with three w<strong>at</strong>ercolors on silk, all 20th C.<br />
Largest: 34 1/2” x 24” (All pictured online)<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
601: JAPANESE WOODBLOCK<br />
PRINTS<br />
Nine prints by various artists (three<br />
creped), including Toshi Yoshida <strong>and</strong><br />
Mikumo, all 19th C. Seven framed. Various<br />
sizes. (All pictured online)<br />
$4<strong>00</strong>–6<strong>00</strong>
602: JAPANESE WOODBLOCK PRINTS<br />
Eight prints, including: Tomikichiro, Yoshitoshi, Kunisada, Kosson<br />
<strong>and</strong> others, 19th/20th C. All framed. Oban <strong>and</strong> various sizes. (All<br />
pictured online)<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
604: JAPANESE WOODBLOCK<br />
PRINTS/BOOKPLATES<br />
Ten prints, including: Hokusai <strong>and</strong> various artist, 19th C. Various<br />
sizes. (All pictured online)<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
603: JAPANESE WOODBLOCK PRINTS<br />
AND WATERCOLORS<br />
Fourteen works of art by various artists, including Hiroshige <strong>and</strong><br />
Toyokuni, unframed, 19th C. Some prints with losses. Various sizes.<br />
(All pictured online)<br />
$6<strong>00</strong>–8<strong>00</strong><br />
605: JAPANESE WOODBLOCK<br />
PRINTS/BOOKPLATES<br />
Ten prints by various artists, 19th C. Various sizes. (All pictured<br />
online)<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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606: JAPANESE WOODBLOCK PRINTS<br />
Ten prints, including: Takahashi Hiroaki (Shotei), Bertha Lum <strong>and</strong><br />
others, 19th/20th C. Six framed. Various sizes. (All pictured online)<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
608: JAPANESE WOODBLOCK PRINTS<br />
Twelve prints: framed triptych by Kunisade; Geisha by Eisen ca.<br />
1835; seascape by Hasui; three by Kunisada; Geisha with basket of<br />
flowers by Sadahiro; snow scene by Shotei; one by Hiroshige; two<br />
prints laid down on cardboard by Yoshifuji ca. 1865 <strong>and</strong> a fourpanel<br />
modern folding screen, all 19th/20th C. Largest with frame:<br />
19” x 33” (All pictured online)<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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607: JAPANESE WOODBLOCK PRINTS<br />
Seven prints, including: Utamaro, Hiroshige, Toyokuni <strong>and</strong> others,<br />
all framed, 19th/20th C. (All pictured online)<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
609: JAPANESE WOODBLOCK PRINTS<br />
Framed triptych with Geishas <strong>and</strong> officer in western military <strong>at</strong>tire<br />
together with four others in similar frames, 19th C.<br />
Largest: 21 3/4” x 38” overall (All pictured online)<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0
611: SHIGEYUKI SHIMANO (Japanese, 1902-1966)<br />
Oil on canvas of still life with pomegran<strong>at</strong>es. Signed l-l S.<br />
Shimano. 13” x 17 3/4”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
610: SIX PANEL JAPANESE SCREEN<br />
Each panel painted with scenes from the Tales of Genji, with metal<br />
mounts <strong>and</strong> bronze mons, 19th C. Complete with original lacquered<br />
fitted case with iron fittings. Signed Imai Yoshichika on each<br />
panel. 76 1/4” x 162” (each panel 27”)<br />
$7,<strong>00</strong>0–9,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
612: JAPANESE PAINTING<br />
Oil on canvas still life with roses in green vase. Signed l-l<br />
Koidzumi. 13” x 17 3/4”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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613: JAPANESE IVORY NETSUKE<br />
Six pieces, 19th-20th C.: Ebisu <strong>and</strong> Daikoku riding a fish, signed; Ashinaga <strong>and</strong> Tenaga playing with children; two chicks emerging from<br />
egg, signed <strong>and</strong> sealed; group of people under a pine tree; man playing a drum with a monkey, signed; <strong>and</strong> man playing a drum.<br />
Tallest: 2”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
614: JAPANESE IVORY NETSUKE<br />
Six pieces, Meiji period: horse emerging from a gourd, held by a bearded elder; carved horn octopus hiding in a wooden tub; scholar<br />
holding a scroll; Daruma waking from sleep; man with children <strong>at</strong> his side; <strong>and</strong> a bent figure holding a drum. All but octopus signed.<br />
Tallest: 2 1/4”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
615: JAPANESE IVORY NETSUKE<br />
Six pieces, Meiji period: riverbo<strong>at</strong> with passengers <strong>and</strong> rower sitting underne<strong>at</strong>h a canopy, signed; tiger sitting on a large bamboo trunk;<br />
badger wrapped in a robe holding a fly whisk; group of five people st<strong>and</strong>ing under a pine tree; Okame; <strong>and</strong> swordsmith forging a blade,<br />
signed. Tallest: 1 3/8”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
616: JAPANESE IVORY NETSUKE<br />
Six pieces, Meiji period: horse <strong>and</strong> boar; coiled snake on skull; man with gourds; monkey, signed; hunter with rabbit; <strong>and</strong> r<strong>at</strong> with purple<br />
inlaid eyes, signed. Tallest: 2”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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617: JAPANESE IVORY AND LACQUERED<br />
WOOD OKIMONO<br />
Geisha with a parasol in wood with applied lacquer <strong>and</strong> carved<br />
ivory, Meiji period. Signed. Height: 16 1/2”<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
619: JAPANESE IVORY<br />
NETSUKE AND OKIMONO<br />
Four carved ivory Okimono: Pekinese dog<br />
holding a pierced ball; man sitting in a<br />
palanquin, being carried by two others,<br />
signed; man holding a stick; man with two<br />
children <strong>and</strong> a dog; together with four<br />
netsuke: carved wood Okame; horse,<br />
signed; w<strong>at</strong>er buffalo, signed, 19th/20th C.<br />
Tallest: 12”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,8<strong>00</strong><br />
620: JAPANESE WOOD AND<br />
IVORY OKIMONO<br />
Man sitting on a bundle of branches, his<br />
head, h<strong>and</strong>s, feet <strong>and</strong> logs carved from<br />
ivory, Meiji period. Missing accessories from<br />
h<strong>and</strong>s, possibly an ax from side of bundle<br />
<strong>and</strong> sign<strong>at</strong>ure tablet from base. 8 1/4” x 9”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
618: JAPANESE IVORY OKIMONO<br />
Large sectional figure of an egg tester, with an egg-filled basket<br />
strapped over his shoulder <strong>and</strong> eggs <strong>at</strong> his feet, Meiji period.<br />
Stained detail, some losses. Signed. Height: 14 1/2”<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
620A: JAPANESE IVORY<br />
Carved rectangular plaque with Kwannon<br />
riding on a dragon, eyes inlaid with motherof-pearl,<br />
on footed silver filigree frame.<br />
Oval sign<strong>at</strong>ure tablet missing from verso.<br />
8 5/8” x 6 5/8”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,8<strong>00</strong><br />
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621: JAPANESE DECORATIVE<br />
ITEMS<br />
Lacquer zushi with gilt metalwork, interior<br />
with carved <strong>and</strong> gilded st<strong>and</strong>ing figure;<br />
carved ivory mounted on silk card case, the<br />
two ivory plaques with dragons inlaid with<br />
mother-of-pearl eyes, some stains to silk;<br />
partially gilt bronze Bodhis<strong>at</strong>tva, all 19th C.<br />
or earlier. Largest: 6 1/4”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
624: JAPANESE NETSUKE,<br />
MASANAO SHINZAN<br />
Carved wood netsuke of a curled-up r<strong>at</strong> with<br />
inlaid eyes, n<strong>at</strong>ural himotoshi <strong>and</strong> wellrendered<br />
details. Signed Shinzan (Masanao<br />
Shinzan, b. 1904). 1 1/4”<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
622: JAPANESE NETSUKE<br />
AND OKIMONO<br />
Four pieces, mostly ivory, 19th C.: Mokugyo<br />
bell with loose interior ball, seal-type<br />
characters on sides <strong>and</strong> swivel h<strong>and</strong>le;<br />
Okimono of a monk splitting wood, signed<br />
on red tablet; man weaving a basket with a<br />
Sagemono hanging from his belt, signed;<br />
<strong>and</strong> wood turtle with its young, wellrendered<br />
detail. Tallest: 1 1/2”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
625: JAPANESE NETSUKE<br />
INCL. SHINRYO<br />
Three carved pieces, 19th-20th C.: two<br />
carved wood w<strong>at</strong>er buffalos, one reclining,<br />
with inlaid eyes, one st<strong>and</strong>ing on base<br />
pierced with a single opening, neither<br />
signed; <strong>and</strong> carved <strong>and</strong> stained caparisoned<br />
horse st<strong>and</strong>ing on a rectangular base with<br />
pierced himotoshi, signed Shinryo (Ryozo<br />
Suzuki, b. 1910). Tallest: 1 1/4”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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623: JAPANESE NETSUKE<br />
Three carved pieces, 20th C.: wood baboon<br />
holding a peach, well-rendered details,<br />
signed Yukimasa; ivory monkey <strong>and</strong> fish<br />
with inlaid eyes, signed Ippo(?); <strong>and</strong> a wood<br />
Daruma doll, signed Mitsunobu.<br />
Tallest: 1 3/4”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
626: JAPANESE INRO<br />
AND NETSUKE<br />
Carved <strong>and</strong> stained wood four-case Inro<br />
with l<strong>and</strong>scape on either side, coral bead<br />
Ojime <strong>and</strong> ivory Manju netsuke; <strong>and</strong> black<br />
lacquer one-case Inro with two mons with<br />
sc<strong>at</strong>tered petals, square Ojime with pine<br />
needles, chestnut netsuke with applied<br />
lacquer <strong>and</strong> gold leaves, 19th/20th C.<br />
Tallest: 3 3/8” x 2 1/2”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong>
627: JAPANESE BRONZE AND<br />
CLOISONNE VASE<br />
Large vase with a dragon in high relief, enamels, butterflies on the<br />
shoulder, Meiji period. Base drilled for wiring, complete with<br />
original oil font. Signed on rectangular tablet. Height without font:<br />
31”<br />
$2,5<strong>00</strong>–3,5<strong>00</strong><br />
629: JAPANESE CLOISONNE VASES<br />
Squ<strong>at</strong> vessel depicting a l<strong>and</strong>scape with Shoji screen, enameled<br />
base with butterfly; <strong>and</strong> small planter decor<strong>at</strong>ed with grapes <strong>and</strong><br />
asters in silver foil on a blue ground. 4 1/2” x 4” dia.<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
628: JAPANESE CLOISONNE<br />
Lobed charger profusely decor<strong>at</strong>ed with birds swooping over a<br />
flowering tree <strong>and</strong> peonies on an indigo ground, silver <strong>and</strong> copper<br />
wires, Meiji period. 18”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,8<strong>00</strong><br />
630: PAIR OF JAPANESE CLOISONNE VASES<br />
Early baluster vases, ca. 1870. Drilled for wiring. Ming mark on<br />
base. 18”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
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631: JAPANESE IVORY NETSUKE BY NANRYU<br />
Three netsuke of Oni, 20th C.: one carrying Hotei’s sack over his<br />
shoulder; one with Benkei’s bell; <strong>and</strong> one with a large jar, all with<br />
inlaid eyes. Signed Nanryu (Keizo Kur<strong>at</strong>a, b. 1935). Tallest: 1 3/8”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,5<strong>00</strong><br />
633: JAPANESE IVORY NETSUKE<br />
Three pieces, 19th/20th C.: growling tiger turned to the right,<br />
signed Meizan(?); Shoki holding an oni <strong>and</strong> a sword, signed; <strong>and</strong><br />
tightly coiled snake, its himotoshi formed by a narrow strip on the<br />
underside, unsigned. Tallest: 1 3/4”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,8<strong>00</strong><br />
635: JAPANESE NETSUKE<br />
Three netsuke, 20th C.: two Shishi with openwork ball in negoro<br />
lacquer with traces of gilding, unsigned, 1 1/4”; wood Shishi with<br />
openwork ball, signed on the base Minkoku, 1 1/4”; ivory horse with<br />
inlaid eyes, unsigned, 1 7/8”.<br />
$9<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
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632: JAPANESE WOOD MASK NETSUKE<br />
Three pieces, 19th-20th C.: Ebisu, signed ‘Deme Uma’, 2”; Okame,<br />
signed Gyokko, 1 1/2”; unidentified, with lacquered detail, unsigned,<br />
1 1/4”.<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
634: JAPANESE NETSUKE INCL. TOKO-TO<br />
AND KOETSU<br />
Three pieces, 19th/20th C.: wood netsuke of a puppy, n<strong>at</strong>ural<br />
himotoshi, signed Toko-To, 1 1/2”; ivory Oni emerging from lotus<br />
leaf, unsigned, 2 1/4”; two fish with scales carved in openwork,<br />
with inlaid eyes, signed Koetsu, 1 1/2”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,8<strong>00</strong><br />
636: JAPANESE NETSUKE<br />
Three pieces, 19th-20th C.: wood lotus seed pod with articul<strong>at</strong>ed<br />
seeds <strong>and</strong> n<strong>at</strong>ural himotoshi, unsigned; ivory fish, signed<br />
indistinctly; wood fish, unsigned.<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong>
637: JAPANESE IVORY NETSUKE BY IKKU<br />
Dog with a Mokugyo on collar, licking his right hind paw, with inlaid<br />
eyes, 20th C. Signed Ikku (Isamu Kasuya, b. 1949). 1 3/8” x 1 3/4”<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
639: JAPANESE WOOD<br />
NETSUKE<br />
Growling Shishi crouched over a ball,<br />
n<strong>at</strong>ural himotoshi, 19th C. Unsigned. 1 3/4”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,8<strong>00</strong><br />
640: JAPANESE IVORY<br />
OKIMONO<br />
Two pieces, 19th-20th C.: three r<strong>at</strong>s<br />
climbing on a mask, stained <strong>and</strong> inlaid<br />
details, 1 3/4”; skull, 2” x 1 1/2”. Both<br />
unsigned<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
638: JAPANESE NETSUKE AND TONKOTSU<br />
Four pieces, 19th-20th C.: wood netsuke of a monk piercing his<br />
chest with an ivory needle, inlaid part of himotoshi, signed on ivory<br />
tablet Ryugyoku; wood netsuke of a Sambaso dancer holding a fan,<br />
with metal <strong>and</strong> mother-of-pearl inlay, ivory details, signed on the<br />
box; <strong>and</strong> wood Daruma Tonkotsu inlaid with mother-of-pearl eyes<br />
<strong>and</strong> ivory himotoshi, together with a wood fish pipe-holder, both<br />
unsigned. Tallest: 4 1/4”<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
640A: JAPANESE IVORY<br />
Three carved okimonos, Meiji period:<br />
rooster with hen <strong>and</strong> chicks, eyes inlaid<br />
with mother-of-pearl, one talon missing<br />
from rooster's <strong>and</strong> chick's foot, signed on<br />
base, 3” x 3 1/2” x 2 1/2”; chick emerging<br />
from broken egg, eyes inlaid with motherof-pearl,<br />
signed on base, 2” x 4” x 2”; smaller<br />
similar to previous, one eye missing pupil,<br />
unsigned, 1 1/2” x 2 1/2” x 1 1/4”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
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643: JAPANESE CERAMICS<br />
Five items, Meiji period: S<strong>at</strong>suma round<br />
covered box with prunus decor<strong>at</strong>ion;<br />
S<strong>at</strong>suma vase in the style of Makuzu Kozan<br />
with two figural panels in high relief,<br />
signed; two similar Sumida Gawa<br />
rectangular bowls, each with the figure of a<br />
child, incised sign<strong>at</strong>ure; <strong>and</strong> a covered<br />
bottle with underglaze blue stenciled<br />
decor<strong>at</strong>ion. Tallest: 14 1/4”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,5<strong>00</strong><br />
644: KINKOZAN SATSUMA<br />
Vase painted with a gilt dragon <strong>and</strong> sea<br />
spray on a mottled green glaze, Meiji<br />
period. Signed <strong>and</strong> sealed. 8 1/2” x 5”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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641: JAPANESE HIRADO PORCELAIN VASE<br />
Painted with asters in underglaze blue <strong>and</strong> yellow, some in<br />
moriage, Meiji period. Signed with Mikawachi Kiln marks.<br />
13” x 5 1/4” dia.<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,8<strong>00</strong><br />
642: LARGE JAPANESE IMARI CHARGER<br />
Painted with a central vase overflowing with flowers, the border<br />
with a repe<strong>at</strong>ing similar p<strong>at</strong>tern, 18th C. 19 7/8” dia.<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
645: SATSUMA<br />
Star-shaped pl<strong>at</strong>e painted with a nobleman<br />
sitting amongst flowers, signed; together<br />
with a small incense burner on tripod feet,<br />
lacking cover. Pl<strong>at</strong>e: 6 1/8” dia.<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,5<strong>00</strong>
646: JAPANESE BRONZE<br />
Gilt bronze Bodhis<strong>at</strong>tva sitting on a rock with arm resting on a<br />
knee, on a carved wooden base, Edo Period.<br />
Height with base: 8 1/2”<br />
$5,<strong>00</strong>0–7,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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647: JAPANESE BRONZE VASE<br />
Unusual vase with incised p<strong>at</strong>terns in<br />
polychrome enamels <strong>and</strong> other varied<br />
textures, <strong>and</strong> three loop h<strong>and</strong>les, early 20th<br />
C.. Marked on the base in a two character<br />
mark in square reserve <strong>and</strong> ‘Made in Japan.’<br />
10 1/2” x 7” dia.<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
650: JAPANESE WOOD<br />
HIBACHI<br />
With inserted copper well, ca. 19<strong>00</strong>.<br />
12” x 23 1/4” x 13 3/4”<br />
$5<strong>00</strong>–7<strong>00</strong><br />
648: JAPANESE MIXED<br />
METAL BOWL<br />
Hammered copper with lobed panels <strong>and</strong><br />
applied strap work centered by a repoussé<br />
roundel with a Buddhistic lion <strong>and</strong> its<br />
young, with various p<strong>at</strong>inas, 19th C. 17 1/2”<br />
dia.<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
651: JAPANESE BRONZE<br />
FLOWER VESSEL<br />
Basketwork p<strong>at</strong>tern with loop h<strong>and</strong>les <strong>and</strong><br />
four bamboo-style feet, Meiji period.<br />
Signed. 3/4” x 9” dia.<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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649: JAPANESE BRONZE<br />
Figure of Kwannon, her robes finely chased<br />
with flowers <strong>and</strong> cloud designs, st<strong>and</strong>ing on<br />
a rockwork base, 19th C. 15 3/4”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
652: JAPANESE IRON CENSOR<br />
Openwork border of gourds on the shoulder<br />
<strong>and</strong> h<strong>and</strong>les, on tripod feet, fitted with<br />
wood base <strong>and</strong> top, lamped, ca. 19<strong>00</strong>. Total<br />
height with finial: 28 1/2” x 12” dia.<br />
$5<strong>00</strong>–7<strong>00</strong>
653: JAPANESE LACQUER<br />
Two pieces, Meiji period: a poem box overlaid with asters on a<br />
sc<strong>at</strong>tered gold ground, fitted inner tray, butterflies on lid interior;<br />
together with a tea caddy decor<strong>at</strong>ed with a bridge, willow <strong>and</strong> pine<br />
trees. Box: 1 3/4” x 7 1/4” x 8 1/2”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,5<strong>00</strong><br />
655: JAPANESE LACQUER NATSUME<br />
Black lacquer tea caddy with gold hare’s-foot fern, complete with<br />
its wooden box, Meiji period. Signed Tomoshichi Tachibanaya.<br />
2 5/8” x 2 1/2” dia.<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,5<strong>00</strong><br />
654: JAPANESE LACQUERED WOOD NATSUME<br />
Carved Okimono/N<strong>at</strong>sume of an eggplant lacquered with a praying<br />
mantis <strong>and</strong> removable stem, a fitted interior cover, complete with<br />
its fitted wood box, Meiji/Taisho period. Height: 7”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,5<strong>00</strong><br />
656: JAPANESE LACQUER NATSUME<br />
Black lacquer tea caddy with camellia decor<strong>at</strong>ion, complete with its<br />
wooden box, Meiji Period. Signed. 2 7/8” x 2 3/4” dia.<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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657: JAPANESE LACQUER<br />
Rectangular covered box with mother-ofpearl<br />
<strong>and</strong> pewter overlay. Signed on<br />
underside of lid. 2” x 13 1/4” x 10 1/4”<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
660: JAPANESE LACQUER<br />
Thirty-four pieces, 19th-20th C.: ten<br />
covered bowls, the bowls with flying cranes<br />
<strong>and</strong> the lids with a moon behind clouds, in<br />
original fitted box; five square trays with<br />
Samurai accoutrements, in original fitted<br />
box; five bowls with bird <strong>and</strong> flower, in<br />
original fitted box; two bowls with Mount<br />
Fuji on a red ground <strong>and</strong> two ceremonial<br />
c<strong>and</strong>lesticks.<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
658: JAPANESE PORCELAIN<br />
Kutani bowl entirely painted with noblemen<br />
<strong>and</strong> flowers, marked in square seal; ten<br />
shallow Imari bowls with scalloped edges in<br />
original wooden box, 6” dia.; <strong>and</strong> ten<br />
smaller Imari bowls <strong>and</strong> covers, also in<br />
original box. Kutani bowl:<br />
4 5/8” x 9 1/2” dia.<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
661: ASIAN SILVER CENSOR<br />
Or cricket cage, with repoussé <strong>and</strong> finely<br />
chased p<strong>at</strong>tern of lotus <strong>and</strong> prunus in open<br />
work, one end with Yin <strong>and</strong> Yang fish motif<br />
with <strong>at</strong>tached ring, the other end with a<br />
phoenix roundel swivel door, 19th C.<br />
4 1/2” dia.<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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659: JAPANESE LACQUER<br />
AND IVORY<br />
Three items, Meiji/Taisho period: two<br />
covered black lacquer boxes, one<br />
rectangular with bamboo <strong>and</strong> prunus, other<br />
with a bird on a tree, with wood fitted<br />
storage box; <strong>and</strong> an ivory netsuke of a sage<br />
with an animal on his back, signed Kozan.<br />
Largest: 2” x 9 1/2” x 3 1/2”<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–9<strong>00</strong><br />
662: KOREAN OR JAPANESE<br />
NEGORO LACQUER<br />
Ring-shaped box with gilt cloud decor<strong>at</strong>ion<br />
<strong>and</strong> metal fittings, 18th/19th C.<br />
3” x 7 1/2” dia.<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0
663: JAPANESE PORCELAIN<br />
Red Kutani deep bowl, painted inside <strong>and</strong> out with continuous<br />
l<strong>and</strong>scapes, the exterior showing monks <strong>and</strong> pagodas on a gold<br />
ground, the bottom with a roundel in red <strong>and</strong> gold, Meiji period.<br />
Marked on base Kutani <strong>and</strong> artist’s sign<strong>at</strong>ure. 11 1/2” x 12 1/4” dia.<br />
$8,<strong>00</strong>0–10,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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664: JAPANESE PORCELAIN<br />
Five items: 20th C. studio vase painted<br />
with a rose in Moriage, signed Nishiura Enji;<br />
unusual green Kutani pricket c<strong>and</strong>lestick<br />
with two (restored) h<strong>and</strong>les; two shallow<br />
Imari bowls overglaze-painted with<br />
Portugese tradesmen; <strong>and</strong> an Oribe style<br />
hip flask. Tallest: 10 7/8”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
667: NIPPON<br />
Orn<strong>at</strong>e porcelain vase with coralene flowers<br />
<strong>and</strong> gilding on cobalt blue ground, 20th C.<br />
Small losses to coralene <strong>and</strong> wear to<br />
gilding. Marked ‘P<strong>at</strong>ent Applied For, 38257’<br />
with three column stamp. 8” x 5”<br />
$6<strong>00</strong>–8<strong>00</strong><br />
665: NIPPON<br />
Vase decor<strong>at</strong>ed with a crane among lotus in<br />
Moriage relief. Marked on the base H<strong>and</strong>painted<br />
Nippon. 10 1/8”<br />
$6<strong>00</strong>–8<strong>00</strong><br />
668: ASIAN CERAMICS<br />
Seven items: Kutani pl<strong>at</strong>e with scholars<br />
around a game table, marked Kutani;<br />
Fukagawa double-gourd bottle with four<br />
open cartouches, one with painted<br />
character; two Chinese Canton pl<strong>at</strong>es;<br />
Chinese underglaze blue teacup. Together<br />
with a two-h<strong>and</strong>led vase <strong>and</strong> oil lamp,<br />
possibly Italian BC. Largest: 13 1/8” dia.<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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666: TWO MINIATURE<br />
SATSUMA VASES<br />
Taller vase painted with oval cartouches,<br />
signed, 19th C. together with smaller vase<br />
with maple leaf decor<strong>at</strong>ion, 20th C.<br />
Taller: 3 5/8”<br />
$5<strong>00</strong>–7<strong>00</strong><br />
669: JAPANESE SATSUMA<br />
Four bowls, 19th C.: one painted on the<br />
interior with women <strong>and</strong> children in a<br />
l<strong>and</strong>scape, the exterior with wisteria,<br />
signed; one with ‘thous<strong>and</strong><br />
butterflies/flowers,’ signed; one entirely<br />
painted with ‘thous<strong>and</strong> butterflies,’ signed<br />
on base; <strong>and</strong> one painted with a man <strong>and</strong><br />
two children. Largest: 3 1/4” x 5 1/2” dia.<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,5<strong>00</strong>
670: SATSUMA STYLE<br />
POTTERY MAKUZU<br />
KOZAN<br />
Oval centerbowl with four phoenix, their<br />
open wings forming the rim of the bowl,<br />
the interior with radi<strong>at</strong>ing petals in gosu<br />
blue centered by a dragon, on original<br />
carved base, Meiji Period. Marked in seal<br />
form Makuzu Kozan.<br />
10 3/4” x 15 1/4” x 12”<br />
$6,<strong>00</strong>0–8,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
671: JAPANESE PORCELAIN<br />
Blue <strong>and</strong> white painted jar with domed cover, possibly Seto,<br />
mounted as a lamp <strong>and</strong> fitted with a gilded bronze base depicting a<br />
tree trunk <strong>and</strong> flowers, Meiji Period. With base: 20”<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
672: JAPANESE PORCELAIN BY<br />
NAMIKAWA SOSUKE<br />
Pair of vases painted with flowers in gold on a black glaze, Meiji<br />
Period. (Collabor<strong>at</strong>ive work by Namikawa <strong>and</strong> an other artist.)<br />
Signed on the side with seal mark <strong>and</strong> on the base. Height: 12”<br />
$3,<strong>00</strong>0–5,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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673: JAPANESE CLOISONNE VASES<br />
Three vases, Meiji period: small blue-ground vase with silver <strong>and</strong><br />
gold wire decor<strong>at</strong>ion of a bird in flight above asters, Hayashi<br />
Kodenji <strong>and</strong> silver mark; pear-shaped vase with silver foil<br />
decor<strong>at</strong>ion, signed; <strong>and</strong> a silver foil vase with Mt. Fuji <strong>and</strong> pine<br />
trees. Tallest: 6 1/4”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,8<strong>00</strong><br />
675: JAPANESE METALWORK<br />
Copper box with moriage enamel floral decor<strong>at</strong>ion, early 20th C.<br />
Signed. 7” x 1 1/8” x 4”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
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674: JAPANESE CLOISONNE<br />
Seven pieces, 19th-20th C.: square pl<strong>at</strong>e with rooster, hen <strong>and</strong><br />
chick, signed with gourd mark; drilled baluster vase; square<br />
baluster vase; bulbous vase with dark blue ground <strong>and</strong> iris;<br />
fl<strong>at</strong>tened baluster vase with panels depicting birds above waves<br />
<strong>and</strong> flowers; vase with phoenix above a paulownia tree, on a yellow<br />
ground; <strong>and</strong> a tapered vase with high shoulder with flowers, on a<br />
dark red ground, signed. Pl<strong>at</strong>e: 10 7/8” x 10 7/8” dia.<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
676: JAPANESE CLOISONNE ON PORCELAIN<br />
Pair of vases with altern<strong>at</strong>ing swirled panels decor<strong>at</strong>ed with<br />
various insects <strong>and</strong> flowers, on a celadon ground, Meiji period.<br />
Drilled <strong>and</strong> mounted as lamps. One vase with small chip near rim.<br />
Signed. Height of vases: 12”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0
677: JAPANESE BRONZE VASE<br />
In various p<strong>at</strong>inas, with coiled dragon holding a pearl; body with<br />
turbulent waves in high relief <strong>and</strong> applied sea spray, 19th C.<br />
Signed in rectangular reserve. Height: 30”<br />
$3,<strong>00</strong>0–5,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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678: JAPANESE BRONZE<br />
679: 19TH C. JAPANESE TSUBA<br />
Bronze tsuba with open work dragon; iron tsuba with hammered<br />
design around border; <strong>and</strong> oval bronze tsuba with pierced birds<br />
over w<strong>at</strong>er, signed. Largest: 3 3/8” x 3 1/4”<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
Vase with monkeys in high relief, three of their arms forming<br />
h<strong>and</strong>les, signed in oval cartouche; together with a bronze censor<br />
with archaic Chinese decor<strong>at</strong>ion, six character Ming mark, Meiji<br />
Period. 8 3/4”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
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680: TWO 19TH C. JAPANESE IRON TSUBA<br />
One oval with gold geometric diaper designs <strong>and</strong> roundels with a<br />
dragon, phoenix <strong>and</strong> paulownia; the other with a dragon amongst<br />
clouds with gold highlights, signed on both sides.<br />
Largest: 3” x 2 3/4”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong>
681: JAPANESE SILVER<br />
AND TEA WARE<br />
Sixteen pieces, 19th-20th C.: silver<br />
present<strong>at</strong>ion box, the top with cranes,<br />
marked in Japanese ‘pure silver’ <strong>and</strong> maker’s<br />
mark in square seal; nine silver place card<br />
holders depicting Japanese iconography,<br />
marked sterling 950; two porcelain bowls;<br />
tea bowl in fitted woven bamboo basket<br />
with brocade silk top; black lacquer<br />
N<strong>at</strong>sume; bamboo tea whisk in original box;<br />
<strong>and</strong> a tea whisk in cylindrical bamboo<br />
container. Largest bowl: 3 1/4” x 6” dia.<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
684: JAPANESE TRAVELING<br />
SHRINE<br />
Hinged triptych, its central panel with<br />
Buddha se<strong>at</strong>ed on lotus, 19th C.<br />
4 1/2” x 3 1/2” x 1” closed; 6 3/4” open<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
682: JAPANESE SATSUMA<br />
Pair of vases painted with fish swimming<br />
under cherry blossoms, signed with gilt seal<br />
mark; together with Okimono of Ebisu<br />
climbing over a large fish, unmarked, Meiji<br />
Period. Tallest: 7 1/14”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
685: JAPANESE WOOD<br />
KARASHISHI<br />
Well-detailed carving with raised tail in<br />
openwork <strong>and</strong> face with a fierce expression;<br />
partially hollowed on the underside, 19th C.<br />
Signed. 8 1/2” x 11”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
683: JAPANESE SATSUMA<br />
AND CLOISONNE<br />
Six items, 19th-20th C.: S<strong>at</strong>suma vase,<br />
bowl, koro, <strong>and</strong> box, the koro finely painted<br />
(<strong>and</strong> with replaced ivory lid), signed<br />
Kinkozan; cloisonné jar with cover <strong>and</strong><br />
replaced finial, <strong>and</strong> vase marked Ando.<br />
Tallest: 7 1/2”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
686: JAPANESE SATSUMA<br />
Four items: Shishi figure with vase, signed;<br />
small covered censor with open work lid,<br />
signed; <strong>and</strong> pair of vases with raised gilt<br />
decor<strong>at</strong>ion. Tallest: 6”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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687: JAPANESE IVORY OKIMONO<br />
Well-detailed figure of a fisherman holding a net, with red<br />
sign<strong>at</strong>ure tablet; together with a man holding a lantern, both Meiji<br />
Period. Tallest: 4”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
689: JAPANESE IVORY<br />
Five pieces, 19th-20th C.: netsuke of horse <strong>and</strong> rider, signed;<br />
netsuke of two eggplants; netsuke of a man holding a pail; threecase<br />
inro with Shibayama inlaid work; small netsuke of a man<br />
holding a child; <strong>and</strong> brocade pouch with playing cards, ceramic<br />
Daruma netsuke, <strong>and</strong> horn Ojime bead. Pouch: 3 3/4” x 3”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,8<strong>00</strong><br />
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688: JAPANESE IVORY NETSUKE<br />
Seven pieces, Meiji period: Tenaga holding a crab <strong>and</strong> sitting on<br />
Ashinaga’s shoulders, signed; Ashinaga bent in two, a fly on his<br />
knee; mask, signed; Hannya mask, signed; Okame mask; Manju<br />
with wave <strong>and</strong> duck with plant on verso; <strong>and</strong> a bearded man<br />
harvesting bamboo shoots, signed. Tallest: 4 1/8”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
690: ASIAN IVORY<br />
Five items, 19th-20th C.: Japanese box with turtles all around;<br />
Southeast Asian Bodhis<strong>at</strong>tva; Southeast Asian carving of a<br />
dancing deity; Southeast Asian figure of Buddha; <strong>and</strong> rectangular<br />
box with engraved <strong>and</strong> stained design, possibly Japanese.<br />
Tallest: 4 1/2”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong>
691: JAPANESE IVORY SCREEN<br />
Two-panel screen with the gods of good fortune <strong>and</strong> smaller panels<br />
underne<strong>at</strong>h depicting dragons amongst clouds, Meiji Period. Signed<br />
with red seal. 11 3/4” x 5 3/4”; 11 3/4” open<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
693: JAPANESE IVORY NETSUKE<br />
Three pieces, 19th-20th C.: monkey with its young, signed<br />
Koryu(?); woman nursing, signed; <strong>and</strong> man with child on his back,<br />
signed. Tallest: 1 3/4”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
695: JAPANESE IVORY<br />
Head of a long-haired man, possibly Ainu, together with four<br />
st<strong>and</strong>ing figures in various pursuits, Meiji Period. Tallest: 4 1/8”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
692: JAPANESE NETSUKE AND INRO<br />
Ivory three-case Inro with Shibayama decor<strong>at</strong>ion <strong>and</strong> ivory Netsuke<br />
of two Sambaso dancers, signed; together with a four-case lacquer<br />
Inro with two rabbits <strong>and</strong> w<strong>at</strong>er reeds, <strong>and</strong> ivory Netsuke of two<br />
rabbits inlaid with amber eyes, unsigned, all Meiji period.<br />
Largest: 3 5/8”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
694: JAPANESE NETSUKE<br />
Three pieces, 19th-20th C.: ceramic Shishi in celadon glaze; carved<br />
wood mask carver, signed Ryukei; ivory mask seller or storyteller, a<br />
mask in his h<strong>and</strong> <strong>and</strong> four in his basket, unsigned. Tallest: 1 1/2”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
696: IVORY NETSUKE AND CLOISONNE<br />
Four netsuke, 19th-20th C.: child riding a turtle, signed; child <strong>and</strong><br />
puppy; child riding a w<strong>at</strong>er buffalo; man sawing a tree. Together<br />
with a carving of a Chinese sage; <strong>and</strong> two small vases, one<br />
porcelain <strong>and</strong> one cloisonne. Tallest vase: 3 1/2”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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697: JAPANESE IVORY AND SATSUMA<br />
Pair of vases painted with arh<strong>at</strong>s <strong>and</strong> coiled dragons, marked, 7<br />
1/2”; together with two ivory okimonos <strong>and</strong> one netsuke of r<strong>at</strong>s, all<br />
ca. 19<strong>00</strong>. Vases: 7 1/2”<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
698: MIDDLE EASTERN ST<strong>ONE</strong>WARE VASE<br />
With painted Boteh style p<strong>at</strong>tern, lower part of vase <strong>and</strong> base<br />
unglazed, d<strong>at</strong>e unknown. 11 1/2” x 8 1/2”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
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699: 19TH C. PAINTED DOORS<br />
Or shutters, India. 64” x 16 1/2”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
7<strong>00</strong>: JAPANESE IVORY NETSUKE<br />
Eight pieces, 19th-20th C.: tiger <strong>at</strong>tacking a<br />
w<strong>at</strong>er buffalo with inlaid eyes, signed; ball with<br />
the seven gods of good fortune, signed on oval<br />
tablet; ball with animals; comical monkey<br />
mimicking the “hear/speak/see no evil” allegory,<br />
signed on a Negoro lacquer cartouche;<br />
contrived grotesque piece with r<strong>at</strong>s crawling<br />
over a masked figure; Kirin, signed; walnut<br />
shell with a multitude of Lohans, no himotoshi<br />
present; <strong>and</strong> ivory Kogo with gilt decor<strong>at</strong>ion.<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
701: JAPANESE NETUSKE INCL. SHOFU<br />
Three pieces, 20th C.: wood Shishi with articul<strong>at</strong>ed jaws <strong>and</strong> ears<br />
<strong>and</strong> metal ring himotoshi, unknown sign<strong>at</strong>ure, 1”; ivory Hotei,<br />
signed Shofu, 1 3/4”; ivory fan-shaped box with Geisha on cover<br />
<strong>and</strong> retainer on interior, with applied colors, signed, 5/8” x 2”.<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong>
702: KOREAN CERAMICS<br />
Celadon cup st<strong>and</strong>, firing crack on side wall, <strong>and</strong> a celadon bowl,<br />
both Yi Dynasty. Together with an incised metal bowl <strong>and</strong> cover<br />
with turtle finial, star mark, 20th C. Bowl: 3” x 7 1/8” dia.<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
703: KOREAN PUNCH’ONG BOTTLE<br />
Sgraffito pear form with inlaid slip on a celadon ground, Yi<br />
Dynasty. 12”<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
704: KOREAN PUNCH’ONG BOWL<br />
705: KOREAN CERAMICS<br />
Incised <strong>and</strong> stamped decor<strong>at</strong>ion filled with slip, the well with five Brush pot with open-work decor<strong>at</strong>ion of two large roundels with<br />
spur marks, on a celadon glaze. Together with a small celadon pl<strong>at</strong>e Buddhistic swastika, bamboo <strong>and</strong> pomegran<strong>at</strong>es in underglaze blue<br />
stamped with flower head <strong>and</strong> leaf designs, Yi Dynasty.<br />
<strong>and</strong> copper red enamels, 19th/20th C. 5 1/2” x 4” dia.<br />
Larger: 7 5/8” dia.<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
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706: TWO KOREAN CANDLESTANDS<br />
The taller of the two with a large butterfly on an adjustable rod,<br />
the other with a small fan-shaped screen centered by characters,<br />
Yi Dynasty. Tallest: 61 1/2”<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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707: KOREAN ST<strong>ONE</strong>WARE<br />
Four pieces, Yi Dynasty: gray stoneware pedestal bowl <strong>and</strong> cover;<br />
gray w<strong>at</strong>er dropper with stamped designs; small vase with<br />
stamped design <strong>and</strong> a black glaze stoneware vase. Tallest: 9 1/2”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
708: KOREAN CERAMICS AND METALWARE<br />
709: KOREAN PORCELAIN WATER DROPPERS<br />
Three pieces, Yi Dynasty: partially glazed earthenware vase with White glazed knee form, <strong>and</strong> ring form with copper red <strong>and</strong> blue<br />
painted floral scrolls; bronze vase with verdigris p<strong>at</strong>ina, damaged underglaze decor<strong>at</strong>ion, both 19th/20th C. Larger: 4” x 4” dia.<br />
condition; <strong>and</strong> earthenware ewer of unknown origin. Tallest: 12 1/4”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
$2,5<strong>00</strong>–3,<strong>00</strong>0
710: KOREAN PORCELAIN<br />
Squ<strong>at</strong> baluster vase with raised <strong>and</strong> slightly tapering neck painted<br />
with birds perched on a tree, the obverse with a bamboo stalk, Yi<br />
Dynasty. 6 3/4”<br />
$12,<strong>00</strong>0–15,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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711: KOREAN PORCELAIN<br />
Large bulbous vase with copper red tiger,<br />
gazelle <strong>and</strong> bamboo. 8 1/4” x 10” dia.<br />
$5,<strong>00</strong>0–7,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
712: KOREAN METAL BOWL<br />
Large bowl with chased dragons pursuing a<br />
pearl amongst clouds, an ideogram<br />
surrounded by b<strong>and</strong>s with diaper p<strong>at</strong>tern,<br />
ca. 19<strong>00</strong>. 4 3/4” x 19 1/8”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong>
713: KOREAN CERAMICS<br />
Ovoid vase with pronounced middle,<br />
underglaze-painted in copper red with a<br />
peony flanked by two cranes <strong>and</strong><br />
altern<strong>at</strong>ing bamboo stalks.<br />
10 1/2” x 9 1/2” dia.<br />
$8,<strong>00</strong>0–10,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
714: KOREAN PORCELAIN<br />
VASE<br />
Pear-shaped with underglaze blue<br />
decor<strong>at</strong>ion of a mirror-image flowering<br />
prunus on front <strong>and</strong> back, flanked by<br />
columns of inscriptions, Yi Dynasty. 10 1/2”<br />
$2,5<strong>00</strong>–3,5<strong>00</strong><br />
715: NO LOT<br />
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716: KOREAN PORCELAIN BOTTLE<br />
Faceted with eight sides <strong>and</strong> painted with four medallions, each<br />
with a flowering prunus tree, Yi Dynasty. 14 1/2”<br />
$8,<strong>00</strong>0–12,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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717: KOREAN CERAMICS<br />
Large vase with underglaze copper red<br />
grapes <strong>and</strong> vine leaves accented by a<br />
mottled green glaze. 10 1/2” x 11” dia.<br />
$12,<strong>00</strong>0–15,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
718: KOREAN PORCELAIN BOWL<br />
Shallow footed bowl painted with two birds, prunus <strong>and</strong> bamboo, Yi<br />
Dynasty. 10 3/8”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
719: KOREAN CERAMICS<br />
Brush pot with an open-work design dragon amongst clouds<br />
chasing a flaming pearl, the dragon with underglaze blue<br />
highlights, 19th/20th C. 4 5/8” x 4”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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720: KOREAN SCREEN<br />
Ten panel of silk painted with birds in rocky l<strong>and</strong>scape, 19th C.<br />
31” x 13 1/2” each panel, 11’3” total length.<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
721: KOREAN RICE STORAGE CHEST<br />
Large compartment with removable top half, smaller lower<br />
compartment with hinged drop panel <strong>and</strong> iron hardware, 19th C.<br />
40 1/4” x 34” x 23 1/2”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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722: KOREAN FURNITURE<br />
Three pieces, 19th C.: storage chest with a drop-front hinged flap,<br />
three fitted interior drawers over an open space, <strong>and</strong> iron<br />
hardware; together with two low tables, one with a twelve-sided<br />
top, the other rectangular with canted corners <strong>and</strong> lacquered sides.<br />
Largest: 31 1/4” x 33 1/2” x 16 3/4”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong>
723: KOREAN PORCELAIN JAR<br />
Underglaze blue painting of birds perched on a flowering tree <strong>and</strong><br />
one in flight, with a cloud collar on shoulder <strong>and</strong> straight raised<br />
neck, Yi Dynasty. 13 1/4”<br />
$8,<strong>00</strong>0–12,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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724: KOREAN EMBROIDERED SILK PANELS<br />
One with bell, the other with duck incense burner, both with<br />
calligraphic script, both in plain black frames, 19th C.<br />
59 1/4” x 14 1/4”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
726: KOREAN METAL BOTTLE<br />
Incised with figures <strong>and</strong> animals in l<strong>and</strong>scape, stained detail <strong>and</strong><br />
incised inscription on base, 20th C. 8 1/2”<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–2,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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725: KOREAN CERAMICS<br />
White-glazed ceremonial bowl with underglaze blue character, an<br />
underglaze blue mark on the base; together with a blue-glazed fish<br />
w<strong>at</strong>erdropper <strong>and</strong> two celadon ceramic stamps, Koryo Dynasty 19th<br />
C. Bowl: 8 3/8” dia.<br />
$3,<strong>00</strong>0–4,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
727: KOREAN PUNCH’ONG BOWL<br />
Sgraffito with inlaid slip <strong>and</strong> floral decor<strong>at</strong>ion on a celadon ground.<br />
8 1/8” dia.<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong>
728: FOUR CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE<br />
PORCELAIN PLATES<br />
Each with a vignette framed by the long flowing wings of a<br />
phoenix, the foot rim pierced with holes for hanging, 19th/20th C.<br />
Iron red seal mark. 8 1/2” dia.<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
730: CHINESE GLASS AND PORCELAIN<br />
Five items: Blanc de Chine flared cup with raised decor<strong>at</strong>ion; small<br />
famille rose vase, four-character hallmark on base; small famille<br />
rose square cup with flaring sides, six-character mark on base; a<br />
pair of black cut to white Peking glass bottles on carved wooden<br />
bases.<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
729: CHINESE PORCELAIN VASE<br />
Painted with underglaze blue decor<strong>at</strong>ion of scholars sitting<br />
amongst rocks <strong>and</strong> willow trees, two phoenix bene<strong>at</strong>h a moon <strong>and</strong><br />
clouds, 18th-19th C. Some damage to lip <strong>and</strong> old staple repairs.<br />
Marked. 7 7/8” x 9 1/4” dia.<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
731: CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE<br />
PORCELAIN VASE<br />
Of double-gourd shape, two h<strong>and</strong>les on upper part with hanging<br />
tassels, 20th C. Seal mark in iron red <strong>and</strong> turquoise ground.<br />
Height: 9”<br />
$2,5<strong>00</strong>–3,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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732: CHINESE ACUPUNCTURE BOOK<br />
Concertina album with h<strong>and</strong>-painted figures demonstr<strong>at</strong>ing<br />
acupuncture points, with lacquered covers, 19th C. 7 3/8” x 5”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
734: CHINESE ART<br />
Five paintings on rice paper, two with sailing vessels <strong>and</strong> one of<br />
tea production. Together with a reverse painting on glass. All<br />
framed. Largest frame: 17” x 13” (All pictured online)<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
2<strong>00</strong> upd<strong>at</strong>ed c<strong>at</strong>alogue inform<strong>at</strong>ion on ragoarts.com<br />
733: CHIN SUNG (Chinese, 1932-2<strong>00</strong>7)<br />
Two color woodblock prints (framed): “Les Oiseaux II,” 1969, 10 1/2”<br />
x 18 1/4”; “Fruit, 1971,” 11” x 16”. Provenance: Priv<strong>at</strong>e Collection,<br />
New York. Both signed, d<strong>at</strong>ed, titled <strong>and</strong> numbered.<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,8<strong>00</strong><br />
735: CHINESE SCENES PRINTS<br />
Four Continental h<strong>and</strong>-colored prints with Chinese l<strong>and</strong>scapes, in<br />
bamboo frames, 18th/19th C. 12” x 11 5/8” (sight). (All pictured<br />
online)<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong>
736: PAIR OF CHINESE<br />
ANTIQUITIES<br />
PANELS<br />
Applied <strong>and</strong> carved jade, coral,<br />
soapstone, <strong>and</strong> wood motifs with<br />
incised inscription in wooden<br />
frames, 19th C. 40 1/4” x 26”<br />
$5,<strong>00</strong>0–7,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
737: CHINESE DRAGON<br />
IMPERIAL ROBE,<br />
WHISK & HAT<br />
Embroidered summer robe with<br />
nine five-clawed dragons <strong>and</strong> rank<br />
badge; peacock fe<strong>at</strong>hers fly whisk<br />
with carved jade h<strong>and</strong>le, <strong>and</strong><br />
court h<strong>at</strong> with blue porcelain<br />
finial, both in original fitted<br />
cases, 19th C. Robe length: 56”<br />
$4,<strong>00</strong>0–6,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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738: CHINESE SNUFF BOTTLES<br />
Eighteen pieces in various m<strong>at</strong>erials, including<br />
porcelain, glass, <strong>and</strong> hardstone, 19th C. Tallest: 3 1/4”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
739: CHINESE SNUFF BOTTLES<br />
Four pieces 19th C.: fl<strong>at</strong>tened ag<strong>at</strong>e; fl<strong>at</strong>tened carved<br />
jade; carved jade with butterfly <strong>and</strong> vines; fl<strong>at</strong>tened<br />
with red cut to frosted white glass. Tallest: 3 1/4”<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
740: CHINESE SNUFF BOTTLES<br />
Fifteen pieces: thirteen Chinese snuff bottles in<br />
various m<strong>at</strong>erials, together with two European glass<br />
bottles, one possibly of Roman origin, all others<br />
19th/20th C. Tallest: 3 1/4”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
741: CHINESE SNUFF BOTTLES<br />
Eleven bottles of various m<strong>at</strong>erials including enamel,<br />
cloisonne, porcelain with openwork dragon <strong>and</strong><br />
phoenix fitted with silver mounts, marked, all 19th C.<br />
Tallest: 3 1/2”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong>
742: CHINESE BRONZE ZUN<br />
Cast bronze vessel in squ<strong>at</strong> baluster form with raised owl-like mask<br />
on either side; lid <strong>and</strong> body quartered by raised ridges, the lid with<br />
tapered finial, possibly l<strong>at</strong>e Shang Dynasty. (Accompanied with a<br />
report, Analysis <strong>and</strong> Metallography of a Bronze Zun #R2523, by Dr.<br />
Peter Northover, Department of M<strong>at</strong>erials, Begbroke Science <strong>and</strong><br />
Business Park, Oxford, U.K.) 8 1/2”<br />
$50,<strong>00</strong>0–60,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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743: PAIR OF CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN GARDEN SEATS<br />
Hexagonal se<strong>at</strong>s, each with two panels of open-work interlocking cash designs<br />
altern<strong>at</strong>ing with panels of flowers <strong>and</strong> people, 19th C. 18 1/2” x 14” dia.<br />
$8,<strong>00</strong>0–12,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
744: PAIR OF CHINESE FAMILLE<br />
ROSE PORCELAIN<br />
Phoenix perched on open-work rocks with sacred mushrooms, 19th<br />
C. 16 3/4”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,8<strong>00</strong><br />
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745: PAIR OF CHINESE FAMILLE<br />
VERTE PORCELAIN<br />
Roosters st<strong>and</strong>ing on a pierced rock, 19th C. 12”<br />
$5<strong>00</strong>–7<strong>00</strong>
746: MONUMENTAL CHINESE EXPORT<br />
FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN BOWL<br />
With altern<strong>at</strong>ing medallions of people <strong>and</strong> flowers, one panel<br />
incorpor<strong>at</strong>ing a Chinese inscription, early 19th C.<br />
9 1/8” x 22 5/8” dia.<br />
$15,<strong>00</strong>0–18,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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747: CHINESE PORCELAIN CRAAK BOWL<br />
Underglaze blue decor<strong>at</strong>ion of birds <strong>and</strong> lotus, eight medallions<br />
with sunflowers <strong>and</strong> Buddhistic precious objects, 17th C.<br />
12 3/8” dia.<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,8<strong>00</strong><br />
749: CHINESE CLOISONNE CENSOR<br />
On tripod feet with Buddhistic lion finial, 19th C. 8”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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748: CHINESE CINNABAR LACQUER<br />
Pair of carved vases of bulbous body with six lobed panels <strong>and</strong><br />
garlic shaped top, 19th C. 10 1/2”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
750: CHINESE PORCELAIN VASE<br />
Two Kirin painted in underglaze blue, brown <strong>and</strong> copper red on a<br />
black glazed ground, 19th C. Unmarked. 12 1/2” x 6” dia.<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong>
751: 19TH C. CHINESE PORCELAIN SCHOLAR’S DESK SET<br />
Seven pieces decor<strong>at</strong>ed with Shou symbol in blue enamel with turquoise base, <strong>and</strong> fourcharacter<br />
seal mark. Each piece sits on a carved wooden base, the oval inkstone in fitted<br />
wood box. In original, fitted case with glass sliding lid <strong>and</strong> wooden outer cover. Largest<br />
(with wooden st<strong>and</strong>): 4 1/4” x 2 1/8” x 2 1/8”<br />
$4,<strong>00</strong>0–6,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
752: PAIR OF CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE<br />
EGGSHELL PORCELAIN BOWLS<br />
With mirror image of ladies fishing, the interior with grisaille<br />
decor<strong>at</strong>ion, inscription on side, in original fitted box with wooden<br />
st<strong>and</strong>s, 20th C. Four-character blue enamel mark.<br />
3 3/8”7 x 1/8” dia.<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
753: CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN<br />
Pair of bowls; eggshell vase; <strong>and</strong> octagonal bowl, all with sixcharacter<br />
iron red mark on base. Together with a pair of wall<br />
pockets with lime green glaze <strong>and</strong> sacred mushrooms.<br />
Wall pocket: 8 1/4”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,8<strong>00</strong><br />
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754: CHINESE EXPORT GARDEN SEAT<br />
Hexagonal, painted in underglaze blue with flowers, vines <strong>and</strong> a<br />
b<strong>and</strong> of stylized leaves around the base, white glazed knobs, <strong>and</strong><br />
single openwork cash motif on top <strong>and</strong> doubles on sides, 18th/19th<br />
C. 19 1/4” x 12 1/4” dia.<br />
$3,<strong>00</strong>0–5,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
756: CHINESE PORCELAIN<br />
Beehive w<strong>at</strong>er pot with mottled copper red glaze <strong>and</strong> a shallow<br />
foot ring, 18th C. Six character mark. 3 1/2” x 4 7/8 dia.<br />
$3,<strong>00</strong>0–4,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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755: CHINESE CARVED BAMBOO BRUSH POT<br />
Deeply carved with loqu<strong>at</strong> berries <strong>and</strong> leaves, a continuous cloud<br />
collar b<strong>and</strong> around neck, 19th C. 5” x 3 1/2” x 3”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
757: CHINESE CARVED JADE SMALL BOWL<br />
The jade with russet inclusions formed as an open lotus leaf, the<br />
underside with lotus stems <strong>and</strong> seed pods on a carved wooden<br />
base, 5” x 2 1/2” dia.<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong>
758: CHINESE TANG STYLE ST<strong>ONE</strong> FRIEZE<br />
Carved in relief with a female orchestra, the background with<br />
incised floral scrolls, set into a stepped wooden base, its bottom<br />
carved with a frieze of clouds, possibly Tang Dynasty. 29” x 42” x 8”<br />
$20,<strong>00</strong>0–30,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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759: CHINESE PAKTONG OPIUM PIPE<br />
Long stemmed pipe with enameled geometric designs, engraved<br />
sign<strong>at</strong>ures on bowl, 19th C. Length: 22 1/2”<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
760: CHINESE PORCELAIN, METAL,<br />
AND MARBLE<br />
Three pieces: bowl underglaze-painted with a deer roundel, its<br />
exterior in famille rose enamels on a yellow ground, six-character<br />
mark; hammered metal bowl with bronze p<strong>at</strong>ina <strong>and</strong> applied cash<br />
designs on the cover; <strong>and</strong> carved marble fragment of Guan Yin,<br />
19th C. Bowl: 5 7/8” dia.<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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761: CHINESE PORCELAIN<br />
Bulbous vase painted with lotus, bamboo <strong>and</strong> peony spray, the<br />
shoulder with a b<strong>and</strong> of stylized waves, 18th C. 3 7/8” x 3 5/8” dia.<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
762: CHINESE PORCELAIN FAMILLE<br />
NOIRE VASE<br />
Painted with magpies on a gnarled flowering prunus tree, possibly<br />
18th C. Six-character Ming Chenghua mark. 17 3/8” x 6 1/4”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong>
763: CHINESE BRONZE<br />
Archaic-style vessel with gold inlay, in its<br />
original fitted wood box with red silk<br />
interior, incised writing <strong>and</strong> paper labels on<br />
the lid, 19th C., possibly earlier. Marked<br />
with square seal. 14 1/2” x 11” x 9”<br />
$4,<strong>00</strong>0–6,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
764: CHINESE CARVED BAMBOO FIGURE<br />
St<strong>and</strong>ing bearded sage holding a large fan, 19th C. Height: 12 3/4”<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
765: TWO CHINESE ROOT CARVINGS<br />
One a warrior br<strong>and</strong>ishing a sword, the other a sage, both with well<br />
rendered detail <strong>and</strong> p<strong>at</strong>ina, 19th C. Warrior on a black display base.<br />
Tallest: 44”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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766: TWO PANEL<br />
ASIAN SCREEN<br />
With carved frame <strong>and</strong> open-work detail,<br />
20th C. 72 1/4” x 20” x 1”<br />
$3<strong>00</strong>–5<strong>00</strong><br />
769: SOUTHEAST ASIAN<br />
CHEST<br />
With carved details on front, scalloped skirt<br />
<strong>and</strong> gilt highlights, 19th C.<br />
23” x 37” x 16 1/2”<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
767: CHINESE CABINET<br />
In two over three over one configur<strong>at</strong>ion in<br />
fitted interior, with carved openwork doors,<br />
19th C. 18 1/2” x 15 1/2” x 7 1/2”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
770: CHINESE EXPORT<br />
CARVED JEWELRY<br />
CASKET<br />
With panels carved in high relief, 19th C.<br />
Missing two back corner brackets <strong>and</strong> other<br />
slight losses. 4 3/4” x 6 5/8” x 5 1/4”<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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768: CHINESE HARDWOOD<br />
TABLE<br />
With openwork side gallery <strong>and</strong> square legs<br />
with spade feet, 19th C. 33” x 35” x 35”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
771: 19TH C. CHINESE<br />
CARVED BAMBOO ITEMS<br />
Two wrist rests, one with a scholar <strong>and</strong><br />
w<strong>at</strong>erfall, engraved inscription <strong>and</strong> seal<br />
sign<strong>at</strong>ure, <strong>and</strong> another with carved<br />
pomegran<strong>at</strong>es <strong>and</strong> stained detail, signed;<br />
Japanese shoe horn with engraved scene.<br />
Together with two Chinese dolls sitting on<br />
traditional furniture (one chair missing<br />
back). Wrist rest: 8 1/8” x 2 1/4”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong>
772: CHINESE GILT<br />
BRONZE DEITY<br />
Three-quarter length figure with a glass<br />
beaded crown, on a carved <strong>and</strong> gilt wood<br />
base, 18th/19th C. Marked on back.<br />
Height with base: 14 1/2”<br />
$3,<strong>00</strong>0–5,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
773: CHINESE GILT BRONZE<br />
FIGURE OF AMITAYUS<br />
Medit<strong>at</strong>ing, on a rectangular pedestal,<br />
h<strong>and</strong>s joined in Dhyana Mudra, pierced for<br />
a vase, now missing. Incised on the<br />
pedestal Ching, Qianlong, <strong>and</strong> d<strong>at</strong>ed, 1770.<br />
Height: 8 1/4”<br />
$5,<strong>00</strong>0–7,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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774: CHINESE JADE<br />
AND IVORY<br />
Carved jade vase of fl<strong>at</strong>tened baluster form<br />
with archaic style decor<strong>at</strong>ion, animals <strong>and</strong><br />
loose rings on shoulder, 19th C.; together<br />
with a pair of carved <strong>and</strong> stained cock<strong>at</strong>oos<br />
perched on flowering tree trunks, 19th-20th<br />
C. Tallest: 13 3/8”<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
777: CHINESE JADE<br />
Eight items, 19th-20th C.: belt buckle with<br />
dragon; archer’s ring; triangular pendant<br />
with dragon <strong>and</strong> clouds; tiger with russet<br />
inclusions on tail; Buddhistic lion; figure of<br />
a c<strong>at</strong> with black inclusions; stylized dragon<br />
pendant; <strong>and</strong> soapstone bead.<br />
Largest: 4 1/2”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
775: CHINESE JADE<br />
Five items, 19th C.: carved vessel with<br />
dragon h<strong>and</strong>le; green spinach jade covered<br />
box with chrysanthemums; carved white<br />
two-part belt-buckle with double gourd<br />
design; small ivory tablet with incised<br />
l<strong>and</strong>scape; <strong>and</strong> mini<strong>at</strong>ure bronze buddha<br />
with incised script, sealed.<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
778: CHINESE IVORY<br />
Seven pieces, ca. 19<strong>00</strong>: two Foo Dogs with<br />
wooden st<strong>and</strong>s; three seals, one with<br />
dragons <strong>and</strong> clouds, one with a turtle, one<br />
with a Foo Dog; two snuff bottles.<br />
Tallest: 6”<br />
$6<strong>00</strong>–8<strong>00</strong><br />
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776: CHINESE IVORY<br />
Reclining female with child <strong>at</strong> her feet, on<br />
carved wood st<strong>and</strong>, 2 3/8” x 5 1/4”; together<br />
with a figure of an immortal with crane,<br />
3 1/4”, both 19th C.<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
779: CHINESE JADE<br />
Nine items, 19th-20th C.: phoenix clasping<br />
branch; crayfish toggle strung with bead;<br />
two discs with dragons, gray <strong>and</strong> russet<br />
inclusions; tablet with l<strong>and</strong>scape <strong>and</strong><br />
calligraphy; b<strong>and</strong> with brown <strong>and</strong> white<br />
jade; <strong>and</strong> pebble snuff bottle, missing<br />
stopper. Largest: 3 1/2”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,8<strong>00</strong>
780: RARE CHINESE DOCTOR’S MODEL<br />
Green glazed stoneware female figure lying down with head resting<br />
on pillow, Ming Dynasty. Restor<strong>at</strong>ion to both feet <strong>and</strong> left h<strong>and</strong>.<br />
4” x 9 1/4” x 3 3/4”<br />
$3,<strong>00</strong>0–5,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
782: CHINESE IVORY<br />
Two wrist rests with openwork carving of squirrels on rocks <strong>and</strong><br />
grapevines, the exterior incised with scholars on mountain, 19th C.<br />
8 7/8” x 2 1/2”<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
781: CHINESE IVORY<br />
Two tusks carved with dragons amongst clouds, one deeply carved,<br />
19th C. Length: 15”<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
783: CHINESE IVORY<br />
Doctor’s model, the eyes with stained detail, 19th C. 12 1/4”<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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784: CHINESE CLOISONNE SNUFF BOTTLE<br />
Possibly Imperial Workshop, fl<strong>at</strong>tened double gourd with crane <strong>and</strong><br />
pine tree on both sides, flowering lotus on shoulders, <strong>and</strong> m<strong>at</strong>ching<br />
design on stopper, 18th-19th C. Traces of gilding on wires. Threecharacter<br />
mark on base. 3”<br />
$3,<strong>00</strong>0–5,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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785: CHINESE SNUFF BOTTLE<br />
Fl<strong>at</strong>tened shape with stylized peony design on one side, mirrorimage<br />
phoenix on the other, 19th C. Four-character seal mark.<br />
2 3/4”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
786: CHINESE SNUFF BOTTLES<br />
Six items, 19th-20th C.: fl<strong>at</strong> ovoid ag<strong>at</strong>e; ovoid ruby glass; red cut to white with lotus; amethyst cut to clear with Buddhistic lions<br />
chasing a sacred pearl; fl<strong>at</strong> rectangular, possibly lapis, carved with Chi dragons; <strong>and</strong> small double-gourd internally-painted glass bottle<br />
with metal mounts, marked. Tallest: 2 5/8”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,8<strong>00</strong><br />
787: CHINESE SNUFF BOTTLES<br />
Seven bottles of various m<strong>at</strong>erials, 19th-20th C., including: blue cut to clear glass with camel riders <strong>and</strong> flying horses; mottled green<br />
jade with foo dog h<strong>and</strong>les; <strong>and</strong> fl<strong>at</strong> rectangular white jade. Tallest: 3 3/8”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong>
788: CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN PLATTER<br />
Large rectangular dish painted with figures on a terrace, 18th C.<br />
18 5/8” x 15”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,8<strong>00</strong><br />
790: CHINESE JADE HORSE<br />
Carved in recumbent position, the stone with russet inclusions,<br />
18th C. or earlier. 2 1/4” x 2 1/2”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,5<strong>00</strong><br />
789: CHINESE JADE BRUSH WASHER<br />
Slipper form carved in high relief with a deer <strong>and</strong> birds, on a<br />
honeycomb ground, 19th C. 2 3/8” x 8 3/4” x 3 3/8”<br />
$2,5<strong>00</strong>–3,5<strong>00</strong><br />
791: CHINESE CLOISONNE CENSOR<br />
Archaic style with three feet emerging from foo dog masks, tall<br />
flaring h<strong>and</strong>les <strong>and</strong> dragon head finial, on carved wooden base,<br />
19th C. Height with base: 19 1/2” x 14 1/8”<br />
$3,<strong>00</strong>0–5,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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792: CHINESE PORCELAIN TRIPLE<br />
GOURD VASE<br />
Painted with underglaze blue Ruyi scrolls, cloud collar with stylized<br />
lotus, the neck <strong>and</strong> base with b<strong>and</strong>s of banana leaves, possibly<br />
Kangxi. Drilled bottom. Base with reign mark in double circle.<br />
Height: 14”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,8<strong>00</strong><br />
795: CHINESE / JAPANESE CLOISONNE<br />
Large vase decor<strong>at</strong>ed with cranes <strong>and</strong> deer in wooded l<strong>and</strong>scape<br />
with peonies, 19th/20th C. Unmarked. 30” x 14”<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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793: CHINESE FAMILLE VERTE PORCELAIN<br />
ROULEAU VASE<br />
With continuous decor<strong>at</strong>ion of warriors on horseback, mounted as a<br />
lamp on a carved wooden base, 19th C. Height without harp: 25”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
794: CHINESE FAMILLE VERTE PORCELAIN<br />
ROULEAU VASE<br />
With a courtyard scene, mounted as a lamp on a carved wooden<br />
base, 19th C. Height without harp: 24”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
796: CHINESE LACQUER AND PORCELAIN<br />
Three items, 19th C.: baluster vase in peach bloom glaze; small<br />
ribbed melon-shaped brush washer with butterfly <strong>and</strong> leaves<br />
modeled decor<strong>at</strong>ion under robin’s egg glaze; <strong>and</strong> carved, black <strong>and</strong><br />
red layered lacquer box (tixi). Tallest: 7 3/8”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong>
797: CHINESE TRANSITIONAL PORCELAIN JAR<br />
Wucai jar under- <strong>and</strong> over-glaze painted with floral decor<strong>at</strong>ion <strong>and</strong><br />
poem, with pierced wooden cover, 17th C. Height: 11 1/4”<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
799: CHINESE PORCELAIN<br />
Two bowls, 20th C.: one painted with Famille Rose enamels in a<br />
lotus p<strong>at</strong>tern, ruyi cloud border, turquoise interior, seal mark; the<br />
other a small Dayazhai bowl, a large chrysanthemum on its red<br />
enameled interior, a bird on a wisteria tree on its exterior.<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
798: TWO CHINESE CERAMICS<br />
Ge Yao squ<strong>at</strong> baluster vase with horizontal b<strong>and</strong>s <strong>and</strong> tubular<br />
h<strong>and</strong>les, restor<strong>at</strong>ion to base; together with a celadon figure of a<br />
court official, Ming Dynasty. Both 8”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
8<strong>00</strong>: CHINESE POTTERY BOWL<br />
Junyao bowl in a grayish purple glaze pooling to blue, copper red<br />
splash, possibly Yuan-Sung Dynasty. 3 1/8” x 7” dia.<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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801: CHINESE IVORY<br />
AND SOAPST<strong>ONE</strong><br />
Three pieces, 19th-20th C.: ivory figural<br />
group playing a game under trees; together<br />
with two carved soapstone figures mounted<br />
as bookends, incised “China” <strong>and</strong> retailer.<br />
Tallest: 7 7/8”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
804: CHINESE IVORY<br />
Carved dragon bo<strong>at</strong> with pavilions in polychrome decor<strong>at</strong>ion, 20th<br />
C. 18” x 29”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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802: CHINESE IVORY<br />
803: CHINESE JADE<br />
Four items, 18th-19th C.: double-gourd vase Seven pieces, 19th-20th C.: four dragon<br />
with dragons <strong>and</strong> vines, some damage, two- belt buckles, one mounted as a letter<br />
character mark on base; rectangular lotus opener with Chinese silver mounts, marked<br />
leaf, the interior with a procession of young with ideogram <strong>and</strong> sterling, <strong>and</strong> one<br />
boys with lanterns <strong>and</strong> toys; calling card fashioned as a fish; curved bookmark; <strong>and</strong><br />
case; <strong>and</strong> carved white stone figure of a boy trinket in openwork with stylized b<strong>at</strong>s.<br />
riding a duck. Largest: 5”<br />
Largest: 9 1/2”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
805: CHINESE IVORY<br />
Six carved <strong>and</strong> polychromed figures on wood bases, together with a<br />
figure of a woman holding a flowering branch, 20th C. 16 1/8”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong>
806: CHINESE BLANC DE CHINE FIGURE<br />
Robed immortal with a three-legged toad; the head is pierced with<br />
six holes to accommod<strong>at</strong>e hair, 19th C. Height: 13”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
808: CHINESE EXPORT<br />
FAMILLE ROSE<br />
PORCELAIN<br />
Large bottle with cover in the M<strong>and</strong>arin<br />
p<strong>at</strong>tern, 19th C.; pl<strong>at</strong>e with altern<strong>at</strong>ing<br />
medallions of people <strong>and</strong> flowers, 19th C.;<br />
pl<strong>at</strong>e with cash designs on border, marked<br />
Made in China, 20th C. Tallest: 18 3/4”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
809: CHINESE PORCELAIN<br />
Seven pieces, 19th-20th: trinket of a<br />
scholar with lotus; vase painted with horses<br />
in l<strong>and</strong>scape, seal marks; two Blanc de<br />
Chine cups, one with raised prunus<br />
decor<strong>at</strong>ion, the other faceted; mini<strong>at</strong>ure<br />
underglaze blue vase; purple glaze vase<br />
with six character Kangxi mark; rectangular<br />
carved <strong>and</strong> pierced toggle of unknown<br />
m<strong>at</strong>erial. Largest: 9 1/4”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,8<strong>00</strong><br />
807: CHINESE IMPERIAL ROBE<br />
Kossu robe with dragons on front, back <strong>and</strong> shoulder, 18th/19th C.<br />
Distressed condition.<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
810: PAIR OF CHINESE<br />
FAMILLE ROSE<br />
PORCELAIN BOWLS<br />
Each with four roundels depicting children<br />
<strong>at</strong> play, 20th. Six-character iron red mark.<br />
4 1/4” x 8 1/4” dia.<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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Lots 811 - 839 come from the est<strong>at</strong>e of anthropologists Ferdin<strong>and</strong> <strong>and</strong> Else Eastlake Okada, whose work <strong>and</strong> studies took them to Nepal,<br />
Indonesia <strong>and</strong> Zambia between 1950 <strong>and</strong> 1982. They also performed humanitarian work with the United St<strong>at</strong>es Agency for Intern<strong>at</strong>ional<br />
Develo<strong>pm</strong>ent (USAID) <strong>and</strong> the UN, where Else worked as a consultant following her husb<strong>and</strong>’s de<strong>at</strong>h in 1982. This varied collection of objects<br />
reflects not only their interest in anthropology, but their respect for the cultures they studied for so many years.<br />
811: TIBETAN TANKAS<br />
Three tankas bordered with brocade silk <strong>and</strong><br />
copper pommels, ca. 18th-19th C. 39” x 28”<br />
$2,5<strong>00</strong>–3,5<strong>00</strong><br />
814: SOUTHEAST ASIAN<br />
CARVED ST<strong>ONE</strong> TABLETS<br />
One with two figures st<strong>and</strong>ing on a lotus<br />
throne, with applied pigments, 16th C. or<br />
earlier; Vajrapani, 16th C. or earlier;<br />
Ganesh, unsure of age. Largest:<br />
10 1/4” x 7 3/8”<br />
$3,<strong>00</strong>0–5,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
812: 19TH C. SINO-TIBETAN<br />
TRAVELLING SHRINES<br />
One with repoussé cover, copper sides <strong>and</strong><br />
back, <strong>and</strong> small glass window, with its<br />
original cloth case, two loop h<strong>and</strong>les on<br />
sides; the other with repoussé face over a<br />
copper back, contains a small bronze figure,<br />
missing glass window. Largest: 8 1/2”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
815: SOUTHEAST ASIAN GILT<br />
BRONZE FIGURE<br />
In medit<strong>at</strong>ion pose with applied turquoise<br />
beads <strong>and</strong> blue pigment to hair, 18th/19th<br />
C. Height: 7”<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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813: HISTORY OF TIBET<br />
Set of six books on h<strong>and</strong>made paper<br />
purportedly written by King<br />
Sangchoygampa, ca. 18th-19th C. Together<br />
with two prayer books. Larger books:<br />
24” x 8 1/2”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
816: ASIAN BRONZE FIGURES<br />
Tall st<strong>and</strong>ing figure, partially gilt, holding a<br />
bowl; <strong>and</strong> two small Buddhas, 18th/19th C.<br />
Tallest: 9”<br />
$1,<strong>00</strong>0–1,5<strong>00</strong>
817: THAI GILT BRONZE BUDDHA<br />
St<strong>and</strong>ing with h<strong>and</strong>s folded on chest, with a separ<strong>at</strong>e cast<br />
base, 18th C., possibly earlier. Height with base: 58 1/2”<br />
$6,<strong>00</strong>0–8,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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818: SOUTHEAST ASIAN<br />
PAINTING<br />
On cloth of Buddha <strong>and</strong> <strong>at</strong>tendants<br />
(framed), 19th C. Sight: 32 1/4” x 18 1/2”<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
821: SOUTHEAST ASIAN GILT<br />
BRONZE FIGURE<br />
Buddha with embossed design on base,<br />
18th/19th C. Height: 7 1/2”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
819: SOUTHEAST ASIAN<br />
ITEMS<br />
Includes: embossed <strong>and</strong> incised copper<br />
pl<strong>at</strong>e with script; two bronze figures, one<br />
marked; a Mukhalinga (Shiva covering); a<br />
Tibetan gilt metal <strong>and</strong> amber seal; <strong>and</strong> an<br />
inlaid pewter bottle <strong>and</strong> stopper, all 19th C.<br />
Tallest: 10”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
822: SOUTHEAST ASIAN<br />
BRONZE & ST<strong>ONE</strong>WARE<br />
Four pieces, 19th-20th C.: two bronze pl<strong>at</strong>es<br />
cast with dragons <strong>and</strong> fish in high relief;<br />
stoneware pl<strong>at</strong>e with raised fish <strong>and</strong> dragon<br />
design <strong>and</strong> celadon glaze; carved stoneware<br />
box with animal motifs. Stoneware pl<strong>at</strong>e<br />
11 3/8” dia.<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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820: THREE INDIAN<br />
MINIATURE PAINTINGS<br />
The largest with a Yogi in medit<strong>at</strong>ion with<br />
winged <strong>at</strong>tendants; <strong>and</strong> two smaller images<br />
of couples, 19th C., possibly earlier. Largest<br />
sight: 6 7/8” x 10 5/8”<br />
$8<strong>00</strong>–1,2<strong>00</strong><br />
823: MIDDLE EASTERN METAL<br />
TORCH HOLDER<br />
Columnar st<strong>and</strong> with raised horizontal<br />
b<strong>and</strong>s <strong>and</strong> pierced, incised detail, 19th C.<br />
9 1/4”<br />
$5<strong>00</strong>–7<strong>00</strong>
824: SOUTHEAST ASIAN GILT<br />
BRONZE DHARMAPALA<br />
St<strong>and</strong>ing over a bull <strong>and</strong> a woman, on a<br />
lotus base with applied blue pigment, 18th<br />
C. 7”<br />
$4,<strong>00</strong>0–6,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
825: SOUTHEAST ASIAN<br />
BRONZE FIGURE<br />
Crowned, with painted face, wearing a long<br />
robe, <strong>and</strong> st<strong>and</strong>ing <strong>and</strong> on lotus pedestal,<br />
17th C. or earlier. Height: 8”<br />
$3,<strong>00</strong>0–5,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
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826: TIBETAN TANKAS AND<br />
CHINESE EMBROIDERY<br />
Three tankas ca. 18th-19th C., bordered with brocade silk: the first<br />
with one missing copper pommel, the second missing both<br />
pommels <strong>and</strong> the third is framed. Together with a framed 19th C.<br />
Chinese embroidered dragon roundel. Largest: 39” x 28”<br />
$2,5<strong>00</strong>–3,5<strong>00</strong><br />
828: INDIAN BRONZE SHIVA AND PARVATI<br />
With a recumbent bull underfoot, on a pedestal with figures in<br />
relief, 18th/19th C. 8 1/2”<br />
$1,2<strong>00</strong>–1,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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827: TIBETAN TANKAS<br />
Three tankas bordered with brocade silk <strong>and</strong> copper pommels on<br />
bottom, ca. 18th-19th C. 39” x 28”<br />
$2,5<strong>00</strong>–3,5<strong>00</strong><br />
829: SOUTHEAST ASIAN FIGURES<br />
Nine figures, 18th-19th C.: bronze se<strong>at</strong>ed praying figure, on carved<br />
<strong>and</strong> fitted wood base; four carved wood figures, one with<br />
polychrome decor<strong>at</strong>ion; one stone figure; one bronze figure; metal<br />
bell; <strong>and</strong> bronze ceremonial dagger. Largest: 10 1/4”<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0
830: INDIAN CARVED ST<strong>ONE</strong> HEAD<br />
With tightly curled hair <strong>and</strong> elong<strong>at</strong>ed ears, the<br />
back of the head uncarved, mounted on square<br />
pedestal, possibly M<strong>at</strong>hura, 4th/5th C. 14 1/2”<br />
$10,<strong>00</strong>0–12,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
831: SOUTHEAST ASIAN BRONZE FIGURE<br />
St<strong>and</strong>ing figure on lotus base with applied turquoise beads <strong>and</strong><br />
applied pigments on head, 18th C. or earlier. Height: 8 1/4”<br />
$2,<strong>00</strong>0–3,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
832: SOUTHEAST ASIAN BRONZE FIGURE<br />
Se<strong>at</strong>ed sidesaddle on a running horse, 18th C. Horse’s front leg<br />
missing. Height: 6 1/4”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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833: INDIAN/SOUTHEAST ASIAN<br />
Seven items, 19th-20th C.: three brass Mukhalinga; bronze foot;<br />
two bronze Buddha heads; carved wood tablet. Tallest head: 5”<br />
$6<strong>00</strong>–8<strong>00</strong><br />
835: SOUTHEAST ASIAN BRONZE HANGING<br />
LAMP<br />
With leaf-form pendants <strong>and</strong> two dragons flanking the sides, 19th<br />
C. Height including pendants: 12”<br />
$5<strong>00</strong>–7<strong>00</strong><br />
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834: SOUTHEAST ASIAN GILT<br />
BRONZE BUDDHA<br />
Se<strong>at</strong>ed on lotus throne with blue pigment on hair, 19th C.<br />
Height: 6”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,5<strong>00</strong><br />
836: SOUTHEAST ASIAN CARVED<br />
WOOD DEITIES<br />
All three sitting on lotus bases, with polychrome <strong>and</strong> gilt<br />
decor<strong>at</strong>ion, includes small figure of Vajrapani with flame halo,<br />
18th/19th C. Tallest: 11 1/2”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,5<strong>00</strong>
837: SOUTHEAST ASIAN FIGURES<br />
Three bronze figures, together with a bronze covered jar with<br />
verdigris p<strong>at</strong>ina, 18th/19th C. Tallest: 5”<br />
$7<strong>00</strong>–1,<strong>00</strong>0<br />
839: SOUTHEAST BRONZE<br />
BODDHISATVA<br />
With raised arm, holding a bowl, sitting on<br />
a lotus pedestal with stag head front<br />
center, 18th/19th C. Height: 7 1/2”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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838: SOUTHEAST ASIAN BRONZE FIGURES<br />
Silver metal st<strong>and</strong>ing figure with flowers, on lotus pedestal,<br />
together with two other figures, all 18th/19th C. Tallest: 6 3/4”<br />
$1,5<strong>00</strong>–2,5<strong>00</strong><br />
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