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AMERICANA ANTIQUES: THE COLLECTION OF

BRUCE & VIVALYN

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At the Garth’s Barn JANUARY 5-6, 2024

AMERICANA

& ANTIQUES: THE COLLECTION OF

BRUCE & VIVALYN

Session 1: Friday at 11a EST

JANUARY 5, 2024

Knight

Session II: Saturday at 11a EST

JANUARY 6, 2024 PREVIEW: Tuesday, January 2 through Wednesday, January 3, 9a - 5p Thursday, January 4, 11a – 7p Friday, January 5, 9a - 11a Saturday, January 6, 9a - 11a

AUCTION & PREVIEW LOCATION: Garth’s Barn, 2690 Stratford Road, Delaware, Ohio FULLY ILLUSTRATED, ONLINE CATALOG & LIVE INTERNET BIDDING AVAILABLE ameliajeffers.com/theknightcollection Condition reports are encouraged and available upon request Please note: Part 2 of The Bruce & Vivalyn Knight Collection will be conducted online only in Spring 2024. Sign up to be notified when the sale date is set and lots go live at ameliajeffers.com/theknightauction

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20% Buyer’s Premium (25% Online) Payment & Shipping options available at ameliajeffers.com/payment Auctioneer: Amelia Jeffers

Columbus Warehouse: 3037 Silver Drive, Columbus, Ohio info@ameliajeffers.com Phone: 740.362.4771 Text: 740.815.7016

My team and I are honored to represent the auction of the personal Americana and Antiques Collection of Bruce & Vivalyn Knight of Springfield, Ohio. Well-known pillars and visionaries in the antiques community, the Knights not only filled their home with exceptional examples of antique American furniture as well as beautiful American and European antique decorative arts, they cultivated lasting friendships along the way. It is fitting that the Knights’ collection should sell at Garth Oberlander’s historical barn in Delaware, Ohio, where iconic pieces and industry legends have come together in a spirit of shared enthusiasm for decades. ~ Amelia Jeffers

The Knights’ extraordinary appreciation for antiques and superior craftsmanship, and their reverence of bygone times gave them the desire to share this love with others in big ways. As the founders and former owners of Heart of Ohio Antique Center, Knight’s Antiques, and The Springfield Antique Show and Flea Market, Bruce and Vivalyn created huge venues where people who share their passions may convene and enjoy the hunt. Under their ownership, The Springfield Antique Show and Flea Market boasted over 2600 vendors and the Heart of Ohio Antique Center became the largest in the country. Even today, both serve not only as a destination for antique buyers from across the country, but from around the world as well. Bruce’s industry leadership has given thousands of vendors the opportunity to follow their own similar passions, benefitting their lives both financially and emotionally. It all started when Bruce, as a young boy, would bring home to his mother the antiques he found on trash day. At the age of 16, he was introduced to his friend Jane Murphy, the Hamilton County antiques legend, and his lifelong passion for antiques was further fueled. Jane shared her knowledge with Bruce as he drove her around during the summers and on weekends, knocking on doors and buying antiques. After college and his military service in Vietnam, Bruce opened his shop, Knight’s Antiques, on National Road in Springfield, Ohio. Then at age 25, he created the antique show, and soon after began his international buying trips to England. Bruce and Vivalyn travelled extensively for many years as major antiques importers from Europe and Asia where they formed many cherished friendships. In the antique community here in America, their friends are many and treasured. Since his passing in 2021, Bruce is greatly missed by close family, friends and beyond, but the inspiration and enterprises he created within the antiques community he so loved live on.

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Session 1: Friday at 11a EST

JANUARY 5, 2024

LOTS 1- 450

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1 RARE BRASS CHILD SIZE SAD IRON AND TRIVET. Scottish, mid-19th Century. Nicely made with turned wooden handle on scroll supports. Removable top. Together with a matching trivet with wooden handle. 5”h. 8”l. 600 - 1,200 2 ENGLISH HISTORICAL BLUE STAFFORDSHIRE PLATTER. England, second quarter 19th Century. “Detroit” with steam and sailboats and floral border. Small scratch. 14.75” x 18”. 800 - 1,200

3 ENGLISH MERMAID WEATHERVANE. England, 19th Century. Sheet metal cut out of a mermaid with distressed tan paint over rusted surface. 29”h. 30”w. 300 - 600 4 ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE PLATTER. Second quarter 19th Century. Large blue and white transfer of a naval battle surrounded by shells and exotic fruit border. 16.75” x 21.25”. 300 - 600

5 DECORATED SHIPWRIGHTS TOOL CHEST. American, dated 1884. Dovetailed poplar chest with applied lid and base moldings, black paint with yellow and reddish brown trim, multi colored carriage striping and flourishes, on raised panel on lid is an eagle on an American shield. Lid interior has an oval print of an East Coast sidewheel steamboat surrounded by gold flourishes, carriage striping and inlaid border. Signed lower right “F. Mason Ptr” (Painter), interior with two rows of four dovetail fitted trays with inlaid fronts and lids. 3,500 - 5 ,500

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6 ENGLISH SHIP WEATHERVANE. England, early 20th Century. Bronze silhouette of a three masted sailing ship with applied verdigris surface. 21”h. 21.5”l. 300 - 600 7 MEMORIAL SCRIMSHAW WHALE’S TOOTH. First half 19th Century. Two women at memorials. One with a willow tree and letters “TOM”, the other with a basket of flowers. 5.5”h. 600 - 1,200

8 STEAMBOAT “J.M. WHITE” BY ALBERT NEMETHY (1920-1988). American, 1920-1998. Oil on wood board, signed lower right. Detailed image of the sidewheel packet boat in New Orleans harbor (built 1878, burned December 13, 1886). 10”h. 12”w., framed, 13.75”h. 15.75”w. 600 - 800 9 CARVED DOG HEAD WHISTLE. Probably American, 19th Century. Possibly whale tooth sailor art with baleen (?) insert and bead eyes. 2.5”l. 100 - 300

10 SAILOR ART LOG BOOK STAMP “BARK PERRY”. Nineteenth Century. Cuffed fist carved from a whale tooth with relief whale and “Whaler Jasper”. The bottom has a carved wooden stamp “Bark Perry”. 3”h. 600 - 900 11 HISTORICAL BLUE STAFFORDSHIRE PLATE. England, second quarter 19th Century. “Union Line” steamboat with shell border. Impressed “Wood” (Enoch Wood). Light staining. 10.25”d. 100 - 150 7 10

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12 NATIVE AMERICAN INLAID TRADE AXE PIPE BELIEVED TO BELONG TO TECUMSEH. North American, probably 18th Century. Forged iron head with German silver and brass inlay. Curly maple handle has old refinishing. 18.5”l. Purchased by Bruce Knight out of a home in Springfield, Ohio and sold to Clark Garrett (Ohio), then sold at Mike Clum’s Clark Garrett auction, lot 1059, June, 2002. See “Tecumseh, A Life” by John Sugden for the narrative related to a silver inlaid pipe tomahawk that was taken from Tecumseh during a council meeting in Springfield, Ohio on June 24, 1807. 2,500 - 3,500

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13 POMO GIFT BASKET. Early 20th Century. Finely woven triangular band with remnants of black feathers. 1.5”h. 4.5”d. 400 - 800 14 NATIVE AMERICAN BASKET. Most likely Pomo, early 20th Century. Finely woven with geometric designs. 3.25”h. 6.25”d. 300 - 600 15 NAVAJO RUG. North American, first quarter 20th Century, wool. Deep colors of red, brown and grey with cross center. Faint spot on one edge. 48” x 65”. 1,000 - 2,000

16 NAVAJO RUG. North American, first quarter 20th Century, wool. Stepped diamonds in red, grey, natural and browns. Small warp breaks and edge wear. 56” x 96”. 1,000 - 1,500 17 NATIVE AMERICAN STONE AXE. North American. Relic with sharpened edge. 4.5”l. 150 - 350 18 STONE AXE BLADE PENDANT. Striated stone, 7.5”l. 75 - 125 19 INUIT HARPOON TIP. North American, late 19th Century. Steel tipped bone with attachment holes. Rawhide tag with inked label “Tchan-myark adarte de harpon, Esquimaie” (?). 3.75”l. 100 - 150

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20 CONNECTICUT A.F. SPENCER BOXED BUGGY RIFLE. Mid 19th Century. Stamped on top of octagonal barrel “A.F. Spencer, Winsted, Ct, Cast-Steel”. Flanked by two eagle touch marks, percussion lock, brass trigger guard, bright work engraving, walnut grip and detachable stock. Inlaid medallions and patch box. 21.5”l plus 10” stock. Included is dovetailed mahogany fitted box with brass hardware. 4”h. 22.75”w. 8”d. plus assorted accouterment. 3,000 - 6,000

21 AMERICAN FULL STOCK FLINTLOCK RIFLE MARKED “J.D”. First half 19th Century. Octagonal barrel with sight engraved “J.D.” in front of lock, engraved silver and brass inlays and patch box including eagles, moons and star. Cast brass butt plate and trigger guard and tiger maple stock with checkered wrist and raised cheek piece. Refinished, barrel has polished and some wear and pitting. 53.5”I. 1,000 - 2,000

22 AMERICAN FULL STOCK PERCUSSION RIFLE. Second quarter 19th Century. Octagonal barrel with sights, engraved brass and silver inlays and patch box. Cast brass trigger guard and butt plate and tiger maple stock. Some wear, small repair in front of lock and some pitting. 53”l. 500 - 1,000 ameliajeffers.com/theknightauction | 9

23 ROGER’S IRON CO. HITCHING POST. American (Ohio), late 19th Century. Cast iron. Tree trunk shape with vining grapes, hitching ring and embossed near top “Roger’s Iron, Co., Springfield, Ohio”. Oxidation especially on underground portion. 65”h. 400 - 800 24 OHIO HAND DRAWN ADVERTISING RAILROAD BROADSIDE. American, first quarter 20th Century. Graphite and colored pencil on paper. Advertisements for businesses in Vienna Crossroads, Ohio including physicians, barber, blacksmith and livery, and the Vienna Hotel. Together with a man on a mule advertising the interurban line Columbus, London and Springfield (1902-1939). Toning and edge loss. Reeded frame, 23”h. 25”w. 1,000 - 2,000 25 OHIO JACQUARD COVERLET. Wool. Corner block “Wove in Logan Co. Ohio by W. Buechel 1846”. Two piece double weave with birds, buildings and stars. 76” x 86”. 250 - 450

26 OHIO JACQUARD COVERLET. Ca. 1840s. Corner block “Manufacd. by Jay A. Vanvleck, Gallipolis, O”. Floral medallions. 80” x 88”. 200 - 400 25

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27 AMERICAN APOTHECARY CHEST. Mid 19th Century, poplar, pine and mahogany. Top with rounded edges, thirty dovetailed drawers, solid ends and simple cut out feet. Top is refinished and has stains, case and drawers have red graining, drawer fronts have gold and blackpainted label cartouches, brass knobs and some interiors are lined with marbled paper. Edge damage wear and loss. 40.5”h. 38”w. 13”d. Purchased at Garth’s Auctions. 2,000 - 4,000 28

28 PAIR OF AMERICAN CHALKWARE SPANIELS. America, second half 19th Century. Good detail with smoke decorated stripes. Some edge flakes, one glued. 8.5”h. 500 - 900 29 PAIR OF AMERICAN CHALKWARE GARNITURES. America, 20th Century. Fruit on a plinth. Original paint with applied brown wash. Minor flaking. 12.25”h. 400 - 800

30 AMERICAN CHALKWARE PIGEON. America, second half 19th Century. Standing with metal feet and original paint. Some wear. 7”h. 10.25”l. 300 - 500

32 AMERICAN CHALKWARE DEER. America, second half 19th Century. Reclining deer with original smoke decoration. Added ballpoint pen German notations and “1997”. Some wear, glued antler. 10.5”h. 8.5”l. 400 - 700

31 AMERICAN CHALKWARE PIGEON. America, second half 19th Century. Perched on a base. Original paint. Some wear and scratches. 7.5”h. 7.5”l. 200 - 350 32

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33 PAIR OF SWEDISH WOODEN CANDLESTICKS. Sweden, mid-19th Century. Burled wood with painted ebonized detail and stain. 9.5”h. 200 - 400 34 AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVED DOG. America, late 19th-early 20th Century, pine or poplar. Shaggy dog similar to the style of Aaron Mountz. Original red/brown paint. Edge flakes. 4.75”h. 8”l. 200 - 400 33

35 DOMETOP WOODEN BOX. Probably European, second half 19th Century. Wooden pegs, wire latch and staple hinges. Original blue paint with white and red roses. Minor wear and slight edge loss. 4.5”h. 7.5”w. 200 - 350

36 ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE PITCHER. Fourth quarter 18th Century. Incised floral designs with cobalt blue and applied medallion with crowned “GR”. Applied strap handle. 8.5”h. 125 - 250 37 AMERICAN OVERSIZE SCROLL FLASK. Mid 19th Century. Aqua GIX-29 blown glass scroll flask. Interior bubbles. 11”h. 250 - 450

38 AMERICAN SCROLL FLASK. Mid 19th Century. Aqua GIX-46 blown glass scroll flask. Small star bruise. 8.75”h. 100 - 150

39 TWO AMERICAN FLINT GLASS SMOKE BELLS. Mid 19th Century. Clear blown glass with applied hanging rings, folded rims and similare shapes. 11”h. 10.5”d. and 11”h. 9”d. 100 - 300

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40 AMERICAN CARVED FOLK ART CAT. America, first quarter 20th Century. Seated tabby with original paint. Minor wear and stapled back leg. 7.75”h. By the same hand as lot 41. 250 - 450

43 AMERICAN CHALKWARE CAT. Late 19th Century. Seated cat with ribbon collar and original paint. Some wear and scratches. 7.75”h. 250 - 400

41 AMERICAN CARVED FOLK ART CAT. America, first quarter 20th Century. Seated tabby with original paint. Minor wear. 4.25”h. By the same hand as lot 40. 200 - 300

44 PENNSYLVANIA PUNCHED TIN COFFEE POT. America, (Pennsylvania) mid-19th Century. Delicately punched urn of flowers with vining band below. Strap handle, gooseneck spout and brass finial. 11”h. 1,500 - 3,000

42 EUROPEAN CARVED SANTOS. Late 19th-early 20th Century. Carved wooden figure of a hooded monk with original gilding and paint. Minor wear. 10”h. 100 - 150

45 PENNSYLVANIA PUNCHED TIN COFFEE POT. America, (Pennsylvania) mid-19th Century. Delicately punched tulips. Strap handle, gooseneck spout and brass finial. Traces of old paint. 11”h. Ex Jane Murphy, sold at Cowan’s April, 2014, lot 59. 1,500 - 2,500

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46 ENGLISH HISTORICAL BLUE STAFFORDSHIRE PLATTER. England, second quarter 19th Century. “Niagara from the American Side” with shell border. Impressed “E. Wood & Sons...” 11.75” x 14.75”. 400 - 700 47 ENGLISH HISTORICAL BLUE STAFFORDSHIRE PLATTER. Second quarter 19th Century. “Castle Garden Battery, New York” with shell border. Impressed “E. Wood & Sons...” Some wear and scratches. 14.5” x 18.5”. 400 - 600 48 AMERICAN INLAID TEA CADDY. America, first quarter 19th Century, mahogany veneer. Possibly sailor related with bone and baleen inlays. Molded edge lid, bracket feet, and brass escutcheon and bail handle. Interior tin compartments. Age split, minor veneer loss. 5.75”h. 9.5”l. 500 - 1,000

49 OHIO COUNTRY CHIPPENDALE CHEST. American (Ohio), Circa 1800. Walnut with poplar secondary. Dovetailed case, applied molding around top, solid ends, bracket feet and two over three overlapping dovetailed drawers with turned knobs. Old refinishing has some wear. 47.75”h. 41.25”w. 21”d. 500 - 700

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50 PENNSYLVANIA CHIPPENDALE BLANKET CHEST. Fourth quarter 18th Century, walnut with poplar secondary. Lid with applied edge moldings, dovetailed case, two overlapping dovetailed drawers, ogee bracket feet, strap hinges, original brasses, interior lidded till with two hiddendrawers. Old finish has wear, age splits and small repairs to feet. 28”h. 51.25”w. 23.5”d. Sold at Garth’s May 19-20, 2000. Lot 11. 1,500 - 2,500 51 AMERICAN CHIPPENDALE SIDE CHAIR. Late 18th Century, tiger maple. Shaped crest with lobed ends, pierce carved back splat, routed seat rail, square legs with curved brackets and “H” stretcher. Refinished with glued repairs to back splat and added casters. 18” seat ht. 37”h. 350 - 550 52 THREE ENGLISH HISTORICAL BLUE STAFFORDSHIRE PLATES. Second quarter 19th Century. Dark blue transfers with shell borders by Enoch Wood. Varying impressed marks. Ships, supposedly the “Cadmus”, 10”d., “Union Line” steamboat, 10”d. and “Marine Hospital, Louisville, Kentucky”, 8.5”d. Some light staining. 300 - 500

53 INLAID TALL CASE CLOCK. American (Pennsylvania), dated 1806. Walnut, figured walnut and tiger maple. Bonnet with broken arch pediment, rosettes, tulip finial, three quarter turned pilasters and arched door, case with cove moldings, scalloped trim, quarter round pilasters, door with shell carved crest, inlaid tulip, initials and date “IS 1806”, oval mirror and fluted bottom. Base with shaped raised panel and ogee feet. Painted steel face with moon dial, brass works, weights and pendulum. Original finish has some wear and missing two turned finials on bonnet. 93”h. 20.75”w. 11”d. Ex Dard Hunter (Chillicothe, Ohio). 20,000 - 30,000

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54 ENGLISH MOCHA MUG. England, first quarter 19th Century. Oversize with seaweed on marbleized ground. Molded leaf handle. Some crazing with stain, hairline. 7”h. 500 - 900 55 AMERICAN YELLOWWARE TULIP DECORATED PITCHER. America, (Ohio) second half 19th Century. Originates from East Liverpool. Oversize pitcher with applied handle. Blue and white bands with mocha type seaweed tulip decoration. Edge wear, glazed over hairline in spout. 11”h. 1,200 - 2,400

56 ENGLISH MOCHA MUG. England, first quarter 19th Century. Oversize with seaweed on marbleized ground. Molded leaf handle. Stain, faint hairline on underside only. 5.75”h. 400 - 800

57 MINIATURE MOCHA DECORATED YELLOWWARE MUG. Mid 19th Century. White glaze with alternating brown and green seaweed. Applied handle. 2”h. 150 - 250

58 OHIO CHILD’S SIZE SHERATON CHEST. Second quarter 19th Century, cherry, tiger maple with poplar secondary. Two over three dovetailed drawers with applied beaded edges and slender turned legs. Refinished with replaced pulls. 30”h. 25”w. 13.5”d.”w 13.5” 400 - 700 59 AMERICAN HEPPLEWHITE TALL CHEST. First quarter 19th Century, cherry with poplar secondary. Line and banded inlays, applied molding around top, three over two over four dovetailed drawers with applied beaded edges. Row of two drawers have wood spring locks, solid ends, French feet and shaped aprons. Missing some top molding, drawer beading, repairs and refinished with wear. 66”h. 43”w. 20.75”d. 1,200 - 2,400

60 AMERICAN COUNTRY HEPPLEWHITE STAND. First quarter 19th Century, cherry with poplar secondary. Dovetailed drawer with beaded edge and tapered legs. Top has stains, age split and has been over finished. Replaced knob. 29”h. 20”w. 19.75”d. 250 - 400

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61 RARE ENGLISH MOCHA CIDER TULIP PITCHER. England, first quarter 19th Century. Open tulips in blue and sage green on rust band. Molded leaf handle. Minor rim wear. 6.75”h. 1,500 - 3,500 62 ENGLISH MOCHA BOWL. England, first quarter 19th Century. Double cat’s eye with wavy line on pale tan and blue. Hairline, and stain along foot. 5.5”h. 10.5”d. 600 - 1,200

66 ENGLISH MOCHA PEPPER POT. England, first quarter 19th Century. Earthworm on blue. A couple minor flakes. 300 - 500 67 ENGLISH MOCHA CIDER PITCHER. England, first quarter 19th Century. Double pattern with cat’s eyes and earthworm on light yellow. Repaired spout and molded leaf handle. 8”h. 700 - 900

68 ENGLISH MOCHA CHILD’S MUG. England, first half 19th Century. “Ann” on a tan band. Leaf molded handle. Pinpoint flake. 2”h. 100 - 200 69 AMERICAN YELLOWWARE PEPPER POT. Mid 19th Century. Mocha seaweed decoration on brown band. A few pinpoint flakes. 4.5”h. 300 - 500

63 ENGLISH MOCHA PITCHER. England, first quarter 19th Century. Double band including earthworm and cat’s eyes on blue. Molded leaf handle. Repairs at spout. 7.25”h. 600 - 900 64 ENGLISH MOCHA MUG. England, first quarter 19th Century. Double earthworm on brown ground. Molded leaf handle. 5”h. 350 - 550 65 ENGLISH MOCHA MUG. England, first quarter 19th Century. Oversize with seaweed and cat’s eye decoration on ochre. Molded leaf handle. Minor rim wear. 6”h. 300 - 500

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70 OHIO HAND INKED TREMONT CITY DIRECTORY. American (Ohio), circa 1900, ink on paper. Calligraphic business directory made by the “C and R.R. Adv. Bureau, Zanesville, O.” Includes barbers, lodges, attorneys, blacksmith, mill, and hardware and funeral director. Some businesses have applied cut out prints. Title has some loss and over writing. Reeded frame, 25”h. 19.5”w. 1,200 - 2,400

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71 “E. HOWARD” BANJO CLOCK. Boston, 3rd quarter 19th Century. #5 with rosewood case, reverse painted glass tablets and original painted face “E. Howard & Co., Boston”. With weight, pendulum and key. 28.5”h. 400 - 600 72 BOSTON C.A. MILLS HEPPLEWHITE MANTLE CLOCK. First quarter 19th Century, mahogany. Bonnet with fretwork crest and brass finial, base with French feet, line and banded inlay, painted metal face and brass movement with single weight. Old alligatored finish. 37”h. 12.25”w. 6”d. 900 - 1,200

73 NEW ENGLAND SHERATON STAND. Second quarter 19th Century, tiger maple, mahogany and poplar secondary. Paneled ends with banding, three dovetailed drawers with applied beaded edges, banding and thin turned legs. Refinished and replaced brasses. 28.5”h. 17.5”w. 18”d. Ex Morgan’s Antiques (Wyoming). 600 - 900 74 NEW ENGLAND TILT TOP STAND. American, first quarter 19th Century, tiger maple. Rectangular shaped top, turned column and snake legs. Old if not original worn surface and repair to one leg. 29.5”h. 23.5”w. 18.5”d. 800 - 1,600

75 NEW ENGLAND CANDLE STAND. Circa 1800, birch. Dish top, turned column and snake legs. Old worn finish, top has scratches and water stains. and all three legs have professional repair. 27.5”h. 15”dia. Round tag on bottom of top die stamped “Kenneth Franzhiem,Architect, 146”. Well known American architect of the 1920’s-40’s. Born 1891 Died 1957. 400 - 800 76 THREE PIECES OF AMERICAN FIREPLACE ACCOUTREMENT. Nineteenth Century. A hooded wire mesh screen with scrolled decoration, 33.5”h. 46”w. 12”d., and a pair of knife blade and irons with brass urn finials and bases. 24.5”h. 150 - 300

77 BRASS SHELL SHAPED SKIMMER. American or English, 19th Century. Shaped handle, copper rivets. 22.75”l. 100 - 200

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78 PENNSYLVANIA TALL CASE CLOCK. American (Bucks County, Pennsylvania), 1st quarter 19th Century, cherry with poplar secondary. Bonnet with broken arch pediment, carved rosettes, turned finials, freestanding pilasters and arched door. Case with moldings under bonnet and at waist, quarter round fluted columns, door with shell carved crest, base with raised panel and shaped crest and French feet. Painted steel face with moon dial and lettered “David Seip, Bucks County”. Brass works, pendulum and weights. Old refinishing with wear. 77.5”h. 22.75”w. 12.5”d. Ex Roland and Marilyn Kemble. 2,500 - 5,000 79 PITTSBURGH COBALT PILLAR BLOWN CELERY. America, mid-19th Century. Good color with swirl ribs. 8.75”h. 1,000 - 2,000 80 AMERICAN GLASS CAKE STAND AND DOME. Mid 19th Century. Stepped pillar vase and blown dome with folded rim and knop finial. 19”h. 15.5”d. 300 - 600

81 TWO PITTSBURGH BLOWN GLASS CAKE DOMES. Mid 19th Century. Folded rims, one finial has a wafer on top. 8”h. 8.5”d., 7”h. 8”d. 100 - 300 82 AMERICAN EAGLE FLASK. America, second quarter 19th Century. Gold amber pint with eagle and cornucopia GII-73. Slight wear to some high points. 6.5”h. 100 - 200 83 AMERICAN CORNUCOPIA FLASK. Second quarter 19th Century. Olive green pint with urn and cornucopia GIII-4. 6.5”h. 100 - 150

84 OHIO DR. ROBACK’S BITTERS BOTTLE. Ca. 1870s. Ringed amber glass bottle “Dr. CW Roback’s Stomach Bitters, Cincinnati, O.” Iron pontil. Interior bubbles, small edge flakes. 10”h. 100 - 200

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85 CANARY BLOWN PILLAR MOLD BAR BOTTLE. Possibly England, mid 19th Century. Swirled rib neck. 11.75”h. 250 - 350 86 SCOTTISH COBALT BLOWN GLASS WRYTHEN BAR BOTTLE. Mid 19th Century. Deep cobalt with slightly swirled ribs on neck. 11.75”h. 100 - 300 87 SCOTTISH AMETHYST BLOWN GLASS WRYTHEN BAR BOTTLE. Mid 19th Century. Amethyst with flared lip. Ring stopper. 11.5”h. 150 - 300 88 SCOTTISH AMETHYST BLOWN GLASS WRYTHEN BAR BOTTLE. Mid 19th Century. Amethyst with flared lip. “Rum” stopper. 12”h. 150 - 350

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89 MIDWESTERN SWIRL RIB BLOWN GLASS FLASK. First half 19th Century. Medium blue with eighteen ribs. Pinpoint interior bubbles. Residue. 6”h. 300 - 600 90 SCOTTISH EMERALD GREEN WRYTHEN BAR BOTTLE. Mid 19th Century. Blown glass with applied lip. Mother of pearl “Gin” stopper. 10.25”h. 250 - 350 91 SCOTTISH COBALT WRYTHEN BAR BOTTLE. Mid 19th Century. Blown glass with slightly swirled ribs at flared lip. 12”h. 100 - 300 92 SCOTTISH AMETHYST BLOWN GLASS WRYTHEN BAR BOTTLE. Mid 19th Century. Deep amethyst with swirled rib neck. Applied lip. 12”h. 200 - 300

93 PITTSBURGH BLOWN GLASS CANISTER. America, mid-19th Century. Clear with applied cobalt rings. Conical finial has small flake and grinding. 10.25”h. 4.25”d. 200 - 400

94 PAIR OF PITTSBURGH BLOWN GLASS CANISTERS. America, mid-19th Century. Clear with applied cobalt rings. Wafer finials. 7.5”h. 5”d. 350 - 650

95 PITTSBURGH BLOWN GLASS CANISTER. America, mid-19th Century. Clear with applied dark cobalt rings. Hollow blown finial. 11.25”H. 5.25”d. 200 - 350

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96 AMERICAN BURL BOWL. America, 19th Century. Old varnish, interior has wear and alligatoring. 3”h. 8.75”d. 150 - 300 97 ENGLISH PEAR SHAPED TEA CADDY. England, first half 19th Century, fruit wood. Turned with tin escutcheon and flaking interior foil. Age splits. 6”h. 300 - 600 97

98 ENGLISH APPLE SHAPED TEA CADDY. First half 19th Century, fruit wood. Turned with tin escutcheon and traces of interior foil. Horn scoop. Reglued stem has minor flake. 4.75”h. 200 - 400 99 HOUSE SHAPED JEWELRY BOX. American or English, 1st quarter 19th Century, pine. Federal or Georgian style house with painted bricks, mullion windows and pediment topped door. Lift top reveals fitted interior and secret drawer, all lined with pink paper. Professional restoration by David Sheley. 7.25”h. 7”w. 5.5”d. 300 - 600 100 AMERICAN HORSE SHAPED TRADE SIGN. America, second half 19th Century. Two thin sheets of copper riveted together with a wrought iron support. Possibly a livery sign. Good patina, one ear has bent flap. 17.75”h. 16.5”l. 400 - 800

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101 PAIR OF AMERICAN EMBER TONGS. American, first half 19th Century. Wrought steel with elaborate spring handle and acorn finial. 17.5”l. 400 - 800

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102 DELFT CHARGER. Eighteen Century. Tin glaze with polychrome floral decoration. Blue mark on underside. Glaze wear on rim. 16.5”d. 300 - 600

103 STEPBACK CUPBOARD BY CHRISTIAN SHIVELY JR. American (Montgomery County, Ohio), late 18th - early 19th Century. Cherry with poplar s econdary. In two pieces. Top with stepped molded cornice, shaped ends, two nice pane doors and center three pane stile in old wavy glass, beaded edge opening, interior shelves one with spoon racks and pie shelf. Base with four overlapping dovetailed drawers, two doors and center stile with raised panels, beaded opening and ogee bracket feet. Nicely refinished, replaced hardware, age splits, repairs and replaced parts on feet. Top is keyed to bottom. 95.5”h. 68.25”w. 22”d. 30,000 - 50,000

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104 SELECTION OF ENGLISH “IMARI” PATTERN CHINA. Fourth quarter 19th Century. Orange mark with crown for “T. A. and S. Green, Fenton”. Twelve lunch plates 9” dia., twelve large cups and saucers, a butter tub and under plate missing lid and eleven demitasse saucers. Some staining, alittle gold wear and a few chips. 100 - 300 105 ELEVEN PIECES OF ENGLISH DERBY CHINA. Fourth quarter 19th Century. Orange printed mark and impressed “Derby” with crown. Soup tureen and under plate, two covered oval vegetable dishes, relish dish (stains and chip on table ring) and six dinner plates. 10.25” dia. 100 - 300

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106 TEN PIECES OF ENGLISH “IMARI” PATTERN. Nineteenth Century. A Derby freehand orange crown mark boat shaped bowl, hairline 4.5”h., an unmarked rectangular dish, an oval dish and six demitasse saucers, orange printed mark and impressed “Derby’ and a late bottle opener in box. 100 - 200 107 A PAIR OF AMERICAN LADDER BACK CHAIRS. First half 19th Century, oak. Turned finials, front legs with onion feet, turned front rung and splint seats. Refinished with some wear. 17” seat ht. 43”h. 100 - 200 108 REDWARE PIG BANK. Probably English, 2nd half 19th Century. Elongated pig with two tone glaze. Edge flakes. 6.75”h. 14.5”l. 175 - 250

109 AMERICAN FAN BACK WINDSOR ARMCHAIR. Circa 1800, oak and pine. Lobed crest, spindle back, shaped armrests, shaped seat and turned stiles, legs and “H” stretcher. Older alligatored finish has wear, some age splits and edge loss. 16.5”h. 42.5”h. 400 - 800

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110 THREE EUROPEAN MINIATURE PORTRAITS. Late 19th-early 20th Century. Signed. Mother and child, “G. Stand_y”. Brass frame, 6.25”h. 7.25”w., woman at piano “Bouillard”, composition frame, 7.25”h. 5.5”w. and noblewoman “R. Auber”, mother of pearland seed pearl frame, 8.25”h. 6.75”w. 200 - 400 111 THREE JAPANESE DAMASCENE CIGARETTE CASES. Japan, first half 20th Century. All marked. Two similar, one marked for Komai. 3”, 3.5”h. The third with Mt. Fuji is also marked “Silver 950”. 4”h. 250 - 450

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112 TWO EUROPEAN PAPIER MACHE SNUFF BOXES. Second half 19th Century. Round lacquered and hand decorated boxes with original paint. Military officer, 3.75”d. and interior kitchen scene of a woman stuffing a goose, 3.25”d. Minor wear. 100 - 150 113 EUROPEAN DECORATED COIN PURSE AND WICK TRIMMERS. Late 18th-late 19th Century. Leather and oil cloth purse with hand painted porcelain plaque of a young woman. Wear, residue and plaque is loose. 2.5” x 3.75”. And a steel scissor wick trimmer with porcelain portrait medallion of a woman in abonnet. Crack. 7”l. 50 - 170

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114 CHILD’S SIZE SHIVELY STEPBACK BY DAVID T. SMITH. Late 20th Century, cherry. Two piece cupboard, top with stepped molded cornice, shaped ends, two nine door with center three pane stile. Interior shelf with spoon rocks and pie shelf. Base with four dovetailed drawers, two lower doors and center stile with raised panels and ogee bracket feet. David T. Smith stenciled label on back. Made for the Knight’s daughter Abbey. One pane of cracked glass. 57”h. 40.5”w. 13”d. 2,000 - 4,000

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115 ENGLISH HISTORICAL BLUE STAFFORDSHIRE PLATTER. England, second quarter 19th Century. “Gold Coast Castle on the Gold Coast Africa” with shell border. Impressed “Wood”. Some wear on underside. 13” x 16.5”. 400 - 600

116 ENGLISH HISTORICAL BLUE STAFFORDSHIRE PITCHER. England, second quarter 19th Century. Lafayette at Franklin’s tomb. Unmarked Wood and Sons. Restored neck with some flaking. 9”h. 250 - 350

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117 ENGLISH HISTORICAL BLUE STAFFORDSHIRE PLATE. England, ca. 1820s. “Table Rock Niagara” with shell border. Impressed. “E. Wood & Sons...”. Light stain. 10”d. 200 - 300

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118 HISTORICAL BLUE STAFFORDSHIRE RHODE ISLAND PLATE. England, ca. 1830. State arms for “Rhode Island” with floral border. Impressed. “T. Mayer...” Very faint knife scratches. 8.5”d. Sold at Garth’s, February, 2005, lot 11. 100 - 300

119 ENGLISH HISTORICAL BLUE STAFFORDSHIRE PLATTER. England, second quarter 19th Century. “Sandusky” showing the steamboat “Henry Clay” with floral border. Retailer mark “I.M. Thompson, Wheeling, Va”. Minor edge wear. 13.25” x 16.5”. Sold at Garth’s, February, 1997, lot 71. 1,200 - 2,400 120 HISTORICAL BLUE STAFFORDSHIRE RAILROAD PLATE. England, ca, 1830. “The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad” on an incline with shell border. Impressed “E. Wood...” Very faint knife scratches. 9”d. Sold at Garth’s, February, 2005, lot 5. 200 - 300 121 HISTORICAL BLUE STAFFORDSHIRE RAILROAD PLATE. England, ca, 1830. “The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad” level with shell border. Impressed “E. Wood & Sons...” 10”d. 200 - 300

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122 HISTORICAL BLUE STAFFORDSHIRE TEAPOT. England, ca. 1825-30. Transfer scene of Lafayette at Franklin’s Tomb. Edge flakes on inner rim flange and filled in flakes on lid. 8.5”h. 150 - 350

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123 HISTORICAL BLUE STAFFORDSHIRE STATES PITCHER. England, ca. 1815-1835. “America and Independence” transfer with “Washington” medallion, states border and river scene. Applied handle. Minor rim flake and firing imperfection under spout. 9.25”h. Sold at Garth’s March 1998, lot 79. 250 - 500 124 HISTORICAL BLUE STAFFORDSHIRE NEW YORK PLATE. England, ca. 1830. State arms for “New York” with floral border. Impressed. “T. Mayer...” 9.75”d. Sold at Garth’s, February, 2005, lot 206. 100 - 200

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125 HISTORICAL BLUE STAFFORDSHIRE CUP AND SAUCER. England, ca. 1820s. Handleless cup and saucer with transfer “Mount Vernon the seat of the late Genl. Washington”. Minor faint scratches on saucer. 100 - 300 126 HISTORICAL BLUE STAFFORDSHIRE CREAMER. England, 2nd quarter 19th Century. Washington holding a scroll and standing at his tomb transfer. Unmarked Enoch Wood. Light stain. 6”h. 100 - 150

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127 HISTORICAL BLUE STAFFORDSHIRE SUGAR. England, 1st half 19th Century. Molded ivy and finial with transfer of “Castle Toward, J. Hall & Sons”. Stains, edge flakes, crow’s foot. 6”h. 125 - 150 128 HISTORICAL BLUE STAFFORDSHIRE CUP AND SAUCER. England, ca. 1825-30. Handleless cup and saucer with pink luster rims. Lafayette at Franklin’s Tomb transfer. Impressed “E. Wood & Sons...”. 100 - 150

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129 WINDSOR SETTLE BENCH. American, Circa 1800. Mixed woods. A row of rectangles with cut corners under crest rail and arm rail, bamboo turned spindles, legs and stretchers with original red worn and alligatored paint. Some edge wear and missing one back spindle. 17.5” seat ht. 35.25”h. 72.25”w. 21.75”d. 400 - 800 130 AMERICAN PAINTED BANNISTER BACK ARMCHAIR. American, first half 18th Century. Mixed woods. Turned stiles with finials, scrolled top and bottom back rails, rolled arms, boldly turned front rungs, pegged construction, original worn black paint and rush seat. 16.5” seat ht. 46.5”h. 400 - 800

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131 EUROPEAN DECORATED SLIDE LID BOX. Dated 1857. Dovetailed case and paneled lid with original floral paint on red grained ground. Minor age split. 2.75”h. 11”w. 7.5”d. 100 - 200

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132 ENGLISH BRASS KETTLE STAND. Early 19th Century. Reticulated brass top and apron with wrought iron base including a heart, and penny feet. 17.5”h. 19”w. 10”d. 300 - 600

135 FOUR PIECES OF HISTORICAL B LUE STAFFORDSHIRE. First half 19th Century. Cup plate impressed “Adams”. 4”d., small tureen “Passaic Falls, State of New Jersey” with seashell border. Unmarked by Wood. 6.5”h. and two plates. “Barrington Hall” impressed Stevenson. Underside flake. 8.75”d. and”London Views St. Philips Chapel, Regent Street” impressed “Wood”. Stain. 10.25”d. 200 - 400

133 ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE SHIP PLATTER. Third quarter 19th Century. Brown transfer of a sailing ship in harbor, “American Marine, G.L.A. & Bros”. Impressed “Ashworth”. 12” x 14.75”. 50 - 75 134 THREE HISTORICAL BLUE STAFFORDSHIRE PLATES. England, ca. 1820s-30s. “Landing of Genl. Lafayette...”, impressed “Clews”. 9”d., “Fair Mount near Philadelphia”, 10.25”d. and “Park Theatre, New York”, 10”d. Light knife scratches. 150 - 300 132

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136 FOUR PIECES OF GAUDY DUTCH AND KING’S ROSE. England, first quarter 19th Century. Gaudy Dutch single rose teapot. Repaired neck and lid. 6”h., and two handleless cups. Grape (faint hairline), and oyster with saucer (glaze flakes). Together with a soft paste King’s Rose teapot. Crazing, repaired lid. 6.25”h. 250 - 350 137 AMERICAN SPOON RACK. America, mid-19th Century, pine. Dovetailed with faux drawer front and lift lid. Shaped back with two racks held by screws. Cleaned with traces of paint on the inside. Age splits, some edge loss and missing pull. 24”h. 13.5”w. 6”d. 200 - 400 138 AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVED CANE. Eighteenth Century. Carved briar root knobs and a handle of a man’s head with incised hair and chip carved detail. Old dark patina. Minor edge loss. 35”l. 250 - 450

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141 TWO AMERICAN WROUGHT IRON HEART TRIVETS. America, mid-19th Century. Wooden handles, largest has scroll detail. 12.25”, 13”l. 200 - 400 142 BRASS GOFFERING IRON American or English, mid 19th Century. Brass holder on tripod base and wrought iron iron with heart shaped handle. 8.5”h. 15.5”l. 100 - 200

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139 AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVED CANE. America, mid-19th Century. Substantial cane carved to resemble briarwood. Carved man’s head handle has original paint. Age splits down both sides have some stapled repair. Added leather loop. 37.5”h. 400 - 800 140 OVERSIZE CARVED WOODEN SPOON. American or European, early 20th Century, pine. Refinished. 57.5”l. 150 - 300

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143 EUROPEAN STILL LIFE. Second half 19th Century, watercolor on paper. Signed “L. Bey” (?) lower right. Glass vase with flowers. Pen and ink notation on back with various dates, the earliest 1812, the latest 1918. Stains. Framed with carved tassels and overpaint.14.25”h. 11.25”w. 300 - 500 144 EUROPEAN SMOOTHING BOARD. Carved date “1829”, wormwood. Finely carved with compass stars, corner fans and horse handle. Original green, black and red paint. 26.75”l. 400 - 800

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146 GERMAN DECORATED MARRIAGE CASKET. Germany, second half 19th Century. Pine. Peaked lid, bracket feet. Original paint with couples, wreaths, dancers, musicians in a horse drawn wagon and German text. Some wear and edge flakes. 8”h. 13.75”w. 5”d. 400 - 800 147 ENGLISH MINIATURE BRASS KETTLE STAND. England, 19th Century. Pierced top and apron. 3.5”h. 3.75”w. 100 - 300 148 MINIATURE BRASS HEART CANDLE SCREEN. Second half 19th Century. Sheet brass heart soldered to a removable post. Thumb screw but stand is not adjustable. Gutta percha base. 6”h. 200 - 400

153 ADAM AND EVE SAMPLER. Probably English, 19th Century, silk on linen. Large sampler with fine stitching. “September”, verses, angels, Crucifixion, and Adam and Eve with multiple trees, animals. and fruit and flower baskets. “Catharine Heslop Work Finished May 2nd Aged 13 the Year 1823”. Framed, 28.75”h. 25.75”w. 2,000 - 4,000 154 SWEDISH DRESSER SHAPED SEWING CADDY. Sweden, second half 19th Century. Pine, mahogany and rosewood veneer with string inlay. Fancifully carved two tier chest with columns, swans and leaf panels. Two dovetailed drawers, one is a secret drawer with pin, and a stylized tulip clamp onback. Inlaid lift top has pincushion and hand painted engraving of woman with cornucopia and German text. Minor edge loss. 6.75”h. 5”w. 5.25”d. 400 - 800 153

149 ENGLISH CASTLE SPINNING WHEEL. First half 19th Century, mahogany. Nice turnings, snake legs with steel and brass fittings. Refinished. 36”h. 400 - 800 150 ENGLISH CHILD’S SIZE TALL CASE CLOCK. First quarter 19th Century, mahogany with pine secondary. Bonnet with cornice and base moldings, repainted tin face “G. Chamberlain, North Hampton”, brass works with single weight, case with single door and bracket. Line, oval andfloral inlay. Refinished with some edge wear. 53.5”h. 13”w. 7.75”d. 800 - 1,600

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151 PINE SEWING BOX. American, mid 19th Century. Pine. Dovetailed case with fitted, lift out tray. Lid has applied diamonds. Original varnished surface and green painted accents. Alligatored with some wear. 7”h. 11.25”w. 7.25”d. 100 - 150 152 ENGLISH STOOL. Nineteenth Century, yew. Turned legs with “H” stretcher, top has cut out hand hold. Old refinishing. 14”h. 13”w. 75 - 150

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155 SHERATON BLANKET CHEST. American (Pennsylvania), second quarter 19th Century. One board walnut lid with applied edge molding, cherry case with corner posts terminating in turned legs, tiger maple panels and dovetailed drawer fronts with beaded edges. Case front has reeded and chevron decoration, interior lidded till. Poplar is the secondary wood. Possibly original dark worn finish. Stains on lid, age splits and drawer under till is missing. 34.5”h. 51.5”w. 21.25”d. 500 - 1,000

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156 AMERICAN COUNTRY SHERATON STAND. Second quarter 19th Century, cherry and tiger maple with pine secondary. Generous overhang on top, three dovetailed drawers and slender turned legs. Refinished and replaced pull. Some minor wear. 27.5”h. 21”w. 20.5”d. 250 - 500

157 PAINTED GAMEBOARD. American, late 19th Century. One board, single sided checkerboard with gallery edge. Original paint and stenciled border. Age split, wear. 18” x 18”. 200 - 400 158 GERMAN BLACK FOREST MIRROR FRAME. Germany, late 19th-early 20th Century, walnut. Pierce carved grape arbor frame. Replaced mirror, minor repairs. 34.5”h. 25.25”w. 200 - 400

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159 THREE PIECES OF AMERICAN BLOWN GLASS. Mid 19th Century. Two cake stands, one with hollow blown stem, 9”h. 13”d. and one with dome and folded foot. 13.5”h. 10”d. And a compote with baluster stem and folded rim. 7”h. 8.25”d. 200 - 500 160 TWO PITTSBURGH BLOWN GLASS CAKE DOMES. Mid 19th Century. Folded rims and knob finials. 9.5”H. 11.5”d., 9”h. 11”d. 100 - 300 157

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161 PITTSBURGH NOTCHED PILLAR MOLD CELERY. American (Pennsylvania), mid 19th Century. Scalloped rim. 9.75”h. 6.5”d. 100 - 300

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162 TWO BLOWN GLASS SUGARS. American, mid 19th Century. Clear sugars with folded lid rims. Shorter is Pittsburgh and has a small bubble. 8.75”, 9.75”h. 200 - 400 163 AMERICAN FEDERAL TEA CADDY. First quarter 19th Century, pine and curly maple veneer. Sarcophagus form with ball feet and brass ring handle. Interior label “Alexr. Mitchell, Maker”. Two interior compartments with traces of foil lining. Refinished, minor corner loss. 5.5”h. 8.75”w. 4.5”d. 200 - 400 164 ENGLISH NAILSEA FLASK. England, late 19th Century. Blown glass, clear with red and white looping and applied lip. Surface wear, interior bubble. 8.25”l. 100 - 200

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168 MINIATURE SAMPLER. American or English, silk on linen. Brightly colored with alphabets, numerals, horses, trees and “Rachel Samms, 1848”. Late decorated framed to match, 10”h. 8”w. 300 - 600 162

165 ENGLISH BLOWN GLASS FLASK. England, late 19th-early 20th Century. Similar to Nailsea but with feathering on yellow ground. Some surface wear. 8”l. 100 - 200 166 ENGLISH NAILSEA FLASK. Late 19th Century. Blown glass flask with blue and white feathering. 6.25”h. 150 - 300

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167 TWO PARROT PRINTS, ELEAZAR ALBIN. England, 1690-1742. Hand colored engravings on laid paper. Signed, titled and dated on the plates. “A Parroquet from Angola1735”, and “The Bleu Maccay Ghost images of text on reverse. Toning. Framed, 16.75”h. 14.25”w. 200 - 400 164

169 FOUR FLORAL STILL LIFE PAINTINGS. American school, mid 19th Century. Watercolor on paper, unsigned. All by the same hand, taken from a portfolio. Colorful flowers in various containers including cornucopias and glass urn. Varying condition including edge loss and stains. Unframed, average size 14”h. 17”w. 150 - 300 170 THREE LANDSCAPES. American, mid 19th Century. Watercolor on paper, unsigned. All by the same hand from the same portfolio. Autumn lake, boy standing near a lake and a cottage in the hills. Varying condition including stains and some loss. Unframed, average size. 14”h. 16”w. 100 - 300 171 TWO LANDSCAPE AND ROSE PAINTINGS. Probably both American, 19th Century. Sepia toned ink landscape with town and bee skep, 8”h. 10.5”w. and pink rose, 9”h. 6.25”w. Varying stains. Unframed. 100 - 200 ameliajeffers.com/theknightauction | 33

172 PRIZE SHROPSHIRE SHEEP BY RICHARD WHITFORD (c. 1821-1890). England, 1854-1887. Oil on canvas, signed, dated 1863 and titled “1st Prize & Silver Medal, London, Xmas, 1862”. Three sheep in a pasture. London preparer’s label. Light crazing, yellowed varnish, a few minor surface scuffs. 25”h. 30”w., gilt frame, 34.5”h. 39.75”w. Sold at Russell Baldwin & Bright Fine Art, June, 1990, lot 957. Pictured in “Two Hundred Years of British Farm Livestock” by Steven G. Hall and Juliet Clutton-Brock, pg. 183. 8,000 - 12,000 34 | The Collection of Bruce & Vivalyn Knight at the Garth’s Barn: January 5-6, 2024

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173 EUROPEAN BRIDE’S BOX. 19th Century. Exceptionally large bentwood oval box with laced seams. Original paint features tulips with a couple holding hands on the lid. Minor wear and splits. 10.5”h. 27”w. 18”d. 1,500 - 2,500 174 GERMAN DECORATED MARRIAGE PITCHER. Yellow clay. Lidded pitcher with applied handle and floral decoration with heart and “GV 1872”. Finial in the form of a man’s head. Crazing, minor edge loss and firing separation. 12.5”h. 300 - 600 17 FOUR PAPIER MACHE CHICKENS AND TURKEY. Probably Germany, late 19th-early 20th Century. Original paint. Two chickens and a turkey on matching bases, 3.75” to 4.75”h., and a single rooster, 4.75”h. Minor wear. 150 - 300

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176 BLACK FOREST BIRD NUT CRACKER. Germany, late 19th-early 20th Century. Raven with glass eyes and lever tail. Mouth has original red paint. 8.5”h. 150 - 250 177 BLACK FOREST SQUIRREL NUT CRACKER. Germany, late 19th Century. Squirrel seated on a threaded handle. 5.5”h. 100 - 200 178 BLACK FOREST BIRD SHAPED NUT CRACKER. Germany, late 19th Century. Carved woodpecker with threaded post tail. Glass eyes. Minor edge wear. 8”l. 100 - 200 179 FOLKSY CARVING OF BLACK CAT. Late 19th Century. Wooden reclining cat with black over red paint. 6.5”h. 11”l. 200 - 400

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180 EUROPEAN DECORATED STEP BACK CUPBOARD. Dated 1853, pine. In two pieces. Molded cornice, two raised panel doors and high arched pie shelf. Base with single raised panel door, base molding and simple feet. Original dark green worn paint decorated with baskets and sprays of flowers. Upper door frames have multiple initials and lower right has date. Wear and edge loss and inactive insect damage. 75.5”h. 49”w. 20.75”d. 600 - 900 ameliajeffers.com/theknightauction | 35

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181 FOUR IRISH SILVER CANDLESTICKS. Dublin hallmarks, mid 18th Century. Petal bases. Partial marks on bobeches, illegible marks on bases. 10”h. Sold at Garth’s. 4,000 - 6,000

185 ENGLISH SILVER CASTOR. London 1757 hallmarks, made by Samuel Wood. Twist scroll decoration. Incised initials on underside. 7.75”h. Sold at Garth’s March, 1998, lot 15. 250 - 450

182 PAIR OF ENGLISH QUEEN ANNE SILVER CANDLESTICKS. London hallmarks with maker’s mark for John Cafe. One has date letter for 1756, the other has illegible mark. Both have engraved armorial tower. No marks on bobeches, one has repair at meeting of base and column. 9.75”h. 1, 500 - 2,500

186 ENGLISH SILVER TEA CADDY. London 1784 hallmarks, maker’s mark possibly for Samuel Woods. Bright cut floral design with armorial lion. Ebonized wood wafer finial. 5”h. 5”w. Sold at Garth’s March, 1998, lot 62. 200 - 400

183 ENGLISH SILVER BASKET. London hallmarks for 1791, made by Peter and Anne Bateman. Reticulated foot and star sides. Swing handle has some dents. 4.5”h.14.5”l. 300 - 600 184 PAIR OF ENGLISH SILVER STUFFING SPOONS. London 1792 hallmarks, made by Charles Hougham. Engraved armorial fish. 12”l. 100 - 300

187 PAIR OF IRISH SILVER STUFFING SPOONS. Dublin 1794 hallmarks, made by Michael Keating. Engraved armorial stags. 11.25”l. 100 - 200 188 ENGLISH SILVER BASKET. London 1797 hallmarks, made by Peter and Anne Bateman. Fluted bowl with engraving and monogram. Swing handle. 7.5”h. 6.5”w. 200 - 300 189 ENGLISH SILVER TAPER STICK. London hallmarks for 1722. Unknown maker’s mark. Armorial engraving and initials “RIE” 4”h. 250 - 450

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190 PAIR OF ENGLISH SILVER TABLE SPOONS. London hallmarks, ca. 1760s-70s. Partial date mark, maker’s mark “TD”, possibly Thomas Dealtry (registered 1765). Scroll handles. 10.25”l. 150 - 350 191 EDWARDIAN ENGLISH SILVER SPOON. London 1901 hallmarks, maker’ mark “CB”. Has the appearance of Anglo-Indian work. 10.5”l. 100 - 150

192 ST. PAUL CATHEDRAL BY JAMES ROY HOPKINS. American (Ohio), 1877-1969. Oil on canvas, signed lower left. Atmospheric cityscape of London roof tops with cathedral in the background. 26”h. 32”w., framed, 36.75”h. 42.5”w. 3,500 - 5,500 193 ENGLISH SILVER COVERED PITCHER. London 1765 hallmarks, made by Samuel Wood. Tulip shape with scroll handle and tooled floral decoration. Pierced thumb piece. 8”h. 800 - 1,200 194 ENGLISH SILVER TANKARD. London 1743 hallmarks, maker’s mark may be RTG. Tulip shape with scroll handle and open thumb piece. Engraved “Freeman Higgins, Eastham”. A few minor dents. 9”h. 900 - 1,200 195 ENGLISH SILVER TULIP CANN. London 1754 hallmarks by John Swift. Flower and shell repousse decoration with scroll handle. 4.75”h. 600 - 1,200

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196 ENGLISH SILVER SUGAR BY PAUL STORR. London hallmarks, date appears to be 1815 with maker marks. Ribbed bowl, acanthus leaf handles and gadroon rim. 4.75”h. 8.5”w. Approx. 14 ozt. See lot 197 for near matching creamer. 600 - 800 197 ENGLISH SILVER CREAMER BY PAUL STORR. London hallmarks, date appears to be 1818 with maker marks. Ribbed bowl, acanthus leaf handles and gadroon rim. Vermeil interior. 4.25”h. Approx. 9 ozt. See lot 196 for near matching sugar. 400 - 700 198 PAIR OF ENGLISH SILVER PLATES BY PAUL STORR. London 1811 hallmarks with maker mark. Gadrooned shell edges. Engraved armorial shields. 10.5”d. Approx. 47 ozt. Sold at Garth’s, February, 2005, lot 22. 1,000 - 2,000 199

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199 ENGLISH SILVER STATUE OF WOMAN BY PAUL STORR. England, (London) mid-19th Century. London hallmarks for Paul Storr, 1832-1833. Classically dressed woman with flowers on a marble base. Possibly gilt surface. 13”h. overall. Ex Paul Carpenter, sold at Garth’s October, 1997, lot 112. 2,000 - 3,000 200 ENGLISH SILVER SOUP PLATE BY PAUL STORR. London 1809 hallmarks with maker mark. Gadrooned edge. Knife scratches. 11”d. Approx. 28 ozt. 900 - 1,200

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201 ENGLISH SILVER CASTOR. London 1745 hallmarks, maker’s mark appears to be for Samuel Wells. Wear, dents and minor loss. 7.75”h. 100 - 300 202 ENGLISH FITTED FLATWARE CHEST. Late 19th Century, quarter sawn oak with brass hardware. Top and base with routed edge, hinged single paned doors and three drawer with blue felt lined fitted drawers. Label inside lower right.”Z. Barraclough and Sons, Silversmiths,Leeds”. With key. Refinished. 10.25”h. 19.75”w. 15.75”d. 100 - 300 203 ENGLISH SILVER TRAY. London hallmarks for 1813, maker’s mark appears to be “WL”? Scalloped edge with with gadrooning. Large engraved coat of arms in center. 17.5” x 28”. Approx. 116 ozt. 600 - 800 204 ENGLISH SILVER PRESENTATION COFFEE POT. London 1838 hallmarks, probably made by Reily & Storer. Floral and acanthus leaf decoration with engraving “Presented with a sugar bason (sic) to Mr. Wm. Talbot of Hollins by the Landowners & Farmers of Preston Patrick and neighbours as atoken of gratitude for his many public and private services. AD 1839”. Detns. 9.5”h. Approx. 28 ozt. 300 - 600

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205 PORTRAITS OF CHILDREN NEAR BENTHALL HALL. English school, 1st quarter 19th Century. Oil on canvas, unsigned. Three children with hoop, stick and pet dog in an extended yard. The Benthall Hall and church are in the background. Restoration, rebacking on canvas, surface scuff and tear. 28”h. 32”w., framed, 33.25”h. 37.25”w. Sold at Brightwells, September, 2002, lot 969, noting the Benthall family seat in Shropshire was put into the National Trust in 1958. 8,000 - 12,000

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206 ENGLISH SILVER HOT WATER URN. London hallmarks, 1822. Maker’s mark ‘WE”. Classical form with shell and gadroon edge and acanthus leaf handles and feet. Silver insert. 15.5”h. 13”w. Approx. 142 ozt. 1,500 - 2,000

207 ENGLISH SILVER TRAY. London hallmarks, 1800. Made by George Smith II and Thomas Hayter. Scroll feet and engraved acanthus leaves with armorial shield center. 16.5” x 25”. Approx. 70 ozt. 300 - 600 208 ENGLISH SILVER TRAY. London 1815 hallmarks, partial maker’s mark. Pawfeet, rococo style rim and engraved border with armorial lion center. 18.25”d. Approx. 65 ozt. 800 - 1,600 209 ENGLISH SILVER DESK SET. London hallmarks, 1892. Maker’s mark “JNM”. Paw feet and shell apron. Center compartment and two pressed glass inkwells with silver caps (one loose). 6.5”h. 13”w. 10”d. Approx. 53 ozt. 600 - 900

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213 ENGLISH SILVER COFFEE POT. London hallmarks for 1768, made by W & J Priest. Floral repousse with engraved armorial, eagle finial and wooden handle (glued and small soldered repair). 10.5”h. Approx. 18 ozt. Sold at Garth’s, February, 2005, lot 23. 600 - 1,200

214 ENGLISH SILVER TEAPOT. London hallmarks for 1832, made by Edward, Edward, John and William Barnard. Acanthus leaf and bellflower type decoration, berry finial. 6.5”h. Approx. 25 ozt. 800 - 1,000

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215 RUSSIAN SILVER ENAMEL BOX. BY PAVEL AKIMOV OVCHINNIKOV (1830-1888). Moscow hallmarks include partial date 187_, and maker’s mark for Faberge silversmith Pavel Akimov Ovchinnikov (1830-1888). Inlaid enamel lid with applied silver monogram and crown, base has landscape. Some enamel damage. 2.25”h. 3”w. Sold at Garth’s. 1,000 - 2,000 216 RUSSIAN SILVER BASKET WITH GARNETS. Ca. 1908-1917 with unknown maker’s mark. Fluted bowl with filigree decoration. Rim and swing handle inset with garnet cabochons. Vermeil interior. 5.5”h. 4.25”d. 600 - 800

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217 RUSSIAN ICON. Russia, 19th Century. Wooden board with original incised gilt and painted image of a saint in flowered robes. Jesus and Mary are seated in the top corners. French retailer’s paper label on back for “Bedel & Cie, Le Garde Meuble Public 17 RueMonsigny”. Some overall wear and slight warp with loss to silk edging. 16”h. 13.5”w. 800 - 1,000 218 RUSSIAN ENAMELED SILVER NAPKIN RING. Late 19th Century. Hallmarked with “PB” maker’s mark. Troika scene on red ground. Splits in back appear to be in overvarnish. 1.5”h. 2.5”l. 100 - 200 ameliajeffers.com/theknightauction | 41

219 EUROPEAN DECORATED BOX. Europe, mid-19th Century, pine. Oval bentwood box with laced fingers and wooden spring latches. Original swirl designs on red. 7.5”H. 16.5”l. 300 - 500

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220 EUROPEAN BRIDE’S BOX. Europe, 19th Century. Bentwood oval box with laced seams. Well done tulip decoration in bright original paint. Some edge loss at split. 5”h. 13”l. 250 - 450

221 AMERICAN REDWARE LOAF PAN. America, mid-19th Century. Coggled rim and yellow and green slip decoration. Some center glaze wear. 2.5”h. 10” x 15.5”. 1,200 - 2,400 222 AMERICAN REDWARE PIE PLATE. Mid 19th Century. Coggled rim and yellow slip decoration. Some glaze wear and edge flakes. 10.75”d. 600 - 900

223 AMERICAN REDWARE TULIP PIE PLATE. America, (Pennsylvania) mid-19th Century. Basket of tulips in yellow and green slip. Some edge flakes, glaze loss. 11.5”d. 400 - 800 224 TWO AMERICAN REDWARE PIE PLATES. Mid 19th Century. Coggled rims and similar wavy lines in yellow slip. Varying flakes and wear. 9.5”, 11.5”d. 500 - 900

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230 “BIRD OF PARADISE” NEEDLEWORK PANEL. Probably English. Silk thread on paper. Bird in tree with inked title “Bird of Paradise, Dorcas Dabb 1823”. Light stains. Framed with framer label, 8.75”h. 7.25”w. 300 - 500

226 AMERICAN REDWARE PIE PLATE. America, mid-19th Century. Coggled rim and yellow slip cross hatch design. Tiny surface flake. 7.75”d. 250 - 400 227 AMERICAN REDWARE PIE PLATE. Mid 19th Century. Small with yellow slip decoration. Flakes and wear. 7”d. 250 - 350

231 PAINTED REDWARE JUG SIGNED “HAMMAN FILS”. European, 2nd half 19th Century. Signed under handle. Bull terrier on one side, rooster and hen house on the other. 7.5”h. 150 - 300

228 AMERICAN REDWARE PIE PLATE. America, first half 19th Century. Charger size with coggled rim and green over yellow slip decoration. Glaze flake in center, 13”d. 400 - 800 229 “BIRD OF PARADISE” NEEDLEWORK PANEL. English. Silk thread on paper. Bird in tree with inked title “Bird of Paradise, Mary Anne Teague Aged 6 Years 1840”. Faint stains. Framed with framer label for Penzance, 8.75”h. 7.5”w. 350 - 650

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233 AMERICAN BAND BOX. America, second quarter 19th Century, poplar. Bentwood box with wallpaper exterior, squirrels on blue ground. Some paper loss, mainly on lid.11.25”h. 18”l. 400 - 800 234 GRAIN PAINTED STEP BACK CUPBOARD. American, second quarter 19th Century, poplar. Top with beveled cornice, two double paneled doors, two overlapping candle drawers and pie shelf. Base with three overlapping dovetailed drawers, two lower single panel overlapping drawers with center stile and simple bracket feet. Original orange paint with brown graining. Some paint loss and wear with edge loss. 89.5”h. 65.5”w. 22.75”d. 600 - 1,200

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235 PAIR OF AMERICAN FOLK ART DEER HEAD MOUNTS. America, second half 19th Century, pine. Small carved deer heads on oval wall plaques. Original paint has some wear. 15”h. 400 - 800

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237 PAIR OF CARVED MANTLE GARNITURES. Probably English, mid-19th Century. Oak. Interlacing designs with heart and compass star. Pegged to carved bases, one having scratch carved heart and “AD 186”. Dark, alligatored varnish. One has some edge loss. 19.25”h. 6”w. 1,000 - 2,000

236 AMERICAN SCROLLED CLEAVER. American, 19th Century. Food chopper or small cleaver with wooden handle and blade marked “JH”. 13”l. 300 - 600 236

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238 ENGRAVED POWDER HORN. American or Engish, 2nd quarter 19th Century. Large horn with extensive detailed images including mermaid and fish, elaborate buildings, ships, insects and “Michael Dun”. Carved wooden end cap, plug end has cork. Minor loss to end cap. 16”l. 2,500 - 4,500

239 ENGLISH FOX HUNT ENGRAVED HORN CUP. England, mid-19th Century. End of a fox hunt with hounds and horsemen. 3.75”h. 100 - 300 240 TWO TRADESMAN ENGRAVED HORN CUPS. Probably English, mid-19th Century. Similar scenes of a butcher’s shop with customers and shop owners. Carved on the underside “R & L Clark”. Edge chip. 3.25”h. 150 - 350

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243 ENGLISH FARMER’S ARMS HORN CUP. Mid 19th Century. Farmyard scene with house, animals, wheat and farmer and his wife. Short split, glue residue. 4.5”. 100 - 300

245 ENGRAVED TRADESMAN HORN CUP. Probably English, mid 19th Century. Blacksmith in his shop with assistants and horses. Some edge loss. 4.25”h. 150 - 350

242 ENGLISH “SPORTSMAN” ENGRAVED HORN CUP. England, mid-19th Century. Huntsmen on foot with rifles and “Sportsman J+T+ Quinn”. A few edge flakes and splits. 4”h. 150 - 250

244 ENGLISH FOX HUNT ENGRAVED HORN CUP. Mid 19th Century. Spiraling fox hunt with horsemen, hounds and buildings including windmill. Initialed on the bottom “C+S”. 5”h. 200 - 350

246 EUROPEAN ENGRAVED POWDER HORN. 19th Century. Flattened with scene of rabbit, hunter and dog. Minor age splits and added tacks. 10”l. 100 - 200

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247 SHERATON TALL CASE CLOCK. American, second quarter 19th Century. Tiger maple with pine secondary. Bonnet with broken arch pediment, turned finials, slender pilasters and arched glass door. Case with deep cove moldings under bonnet and at waist, chamfered corners, door with beaded edge, paneled base and turned legs. Wooden face with eagle under banner “E. Pluribus Unim”, dial flanked by two columns, wooden works and two weights. Old and possibly original finish, age splits, replaced finials (one missing) and face has warped. 94.75”h. 21”w. 11.5”d. 8,000 - 12,000

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248 TABRIZ RUG. First half 20th Century. Room size with multiple borders and ivory ground. Some wear. 8’10” x 11’7”. 1, 500 - 2,500 249 NORTHWEST PERSIAN RUNNER. First half 20th Century. Multiple red and camel borders with tan ground. Minor edge wear, one end has repair. 4’9” x 11’7”. 1,200 - 1,800

250 BAKHTIARI RUG. Ca. 1920s. Room size with detailed grid design and center medallion. 8’10” x 11’10”. 1,000 - 2,000 251 SAROUK RUG. Ca. 1920s. Floral on burgundy ground. 4’2” x 6’2”. 400 - 700 252 KARABAUGH RUG. Mid 20th Century. Abrash brown central ground with medallions, salmon border. Minor wear. 3’8” x 7’3”. 200 - 400

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253 CINCINNATI SIX PIECE DUHME COIN SILVER TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE. American (Ohio), mid 19th Century. Marked “Duhme & Co.” Bands of birds and urns, scroll handles have acanthus leaves and lion heads, bird finials and bird head spouts. Hot water urn with relief portrait medallion and removable base (loose spigot and handle), 20”h., coffee pot, 12”h., teapot, 11”h., covered sugar, creamer and waste bowl. Approx. 248 ozt. 2,000 - 4,000 254 DUHME COIN SILVER LADLE. Cincinnati, Ohio. Rope twist handle monogrammed and dated “MFF 1870”. 13”l. Approx. 10 oz. 100 - 200 255 AMERICAN COIN SILVER COFFEE POT. Irregular marks are possibly George Welles, late 18th-early 19th Century. Classical form with acanthus leaf decoration. 10.25”h. Approx. 34 ozt. 300 - 500

256 AMERICAN COIN SILVER SALVER. Late 18th Century. Repousse floral rim, ball and claw feet. Impressed “Warner 11 oz” with monogram. 6.5”d. Approx. 7 ozt. 100 - 200 257 CINCINNATI KINSEY COIN SILVER H OT WATER URN. American (Ohio), mid 19th Century. Edward and David Kinsey. Grape vine decoration and mask spout. Insert with lid and iron ingot. Engraved “Thomas”. 15”h. Approx. 86 ozt. (ingot removed). 4,000 - 8,000 258 “E & D KINSEY” COIN SILVER COFFEE POT AND SUGAR. Edward and David Kinsey, Cincinnati, Ohio, mid 19th Century. Both marked on the underside. Floral decoration with scrolled handle and ornate spout. nscribed “Mrs. JD Park”. Pot, 9.75”h., s ugar (has notch cut out of lid), 7.25”h. Approx. 52 ozt total. 800 - 1,200

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259 PORTRAIT OF A MAN ATTRIBUTED TO SILAS JEROME UHL. Ohio,1842 - 1916. Oil on canvas, unsigned. Reputedly of John Coleman, Cincinnati, Ohio. Flaking and two small tears. 34”h. 26.5”w., framed, 38.25”h. 31”w. 350 - 700

260 OHIO SHERATON STAND. Second quarter 19th Century, tiger maple with poplar secondary. Two board top, two dovetailed drawers and nicely turned legs. Refinished, age splits and stains on top. 27.75”h. 19.75”w. 18.75”d. 400 - 800 261 OHIO SHERATON STAND. Second quarter 19th Century, cherry with poplar secondary. Dovetailed drawer and turned legs. Old, if not original, finish with some wear. 28.5”h. 21.75”w. 19.5”d. 200 - 350

262 AMERICAN CUTLERY TRAY. Mid 19th Century, poplar. Pegged construction. Scalloped edges and cut out handle. Worn original surface, minor edge loss and small pieced repair. 8”h. 15.75”w. 12”d. 200 - 350 263 TWO AMERICAN TREENWARE SANDERS. America, 19th Century. Burl with pierced top, 2.75”h. and later maple with tin top. Glued chip. 3.25”h. 4”d. 150 - 300

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264 ENGLISH TREENWARE TOBACCO JAR. England, mid-19th Century. Oak. Turned with button feet. Interior has worn foil lining and lead secondary lid. 7”h. 300 - 600

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265 TWO PEPPER GRINDERS. American or English, 19th Century. Both with tin grinding surfaces and wooden handles. Turned wood, 7.75”h. and horn and wood, 4.5”h. 75 - 150

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266 ENGLISH TEA AND COFFEE CONTAINERS. Late 19th-early 20th Century. HInged tin containers with brass bands and labels “Mak. A. Guid. Cup O. Coffee (Tea) Mrs. Bullen.” Dents. 6.25”h. 150 - 250

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267 KENTUCKY SHERATON SUGAR CHEST. Second quarter 19th Century, cherry with poplar secondary. Lid with breadboard ends and applied edge moldings, dovetailed case with interior divider, lower dovetailed drawer and turned legs. Interior wells still have remains of sugar. Agesplits and old worn alligatored finish. 36.75”h. 32.25”w. 16.5”d. Ex Tom Heisey (Ohio). Descended in the Insko family, Germantown, Bracken County, Kentucky. 1,500 - 2,500

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268 MINIATURE PORTRAIT OF A YOUNG GIRL. American or English, mid 19th Century, watercolor on paper. Full length portrait of a girl dressed in plaid and holding a bouquet. Rosewood veneer frame, 8.5”H. 7.5”w. 200 - 400 269 TWO PORTRAITS OF GIRLS. American or English, 2nd quarter 19th Century, gouache on paper. Unsigned but by the same hand. Full length portraits of sisters, each dressed in blue and holding flowers. Some toning. Matching frames. 15”h. 11”w., 14”h. 11”w. 400 - 800

272 POPLAR LOCK BOX. American, mid 19th Century. Poplar. Dovetailed case, bracket feet and molded edge lid. Surface wear, repaired hinge rail. 10.25”h. 14”w. 8.75”d. 800 - 1,600 273 AMERICAN MINIATURE PAINTED BLANKET CHES. Mid 19th Century, pine. Dovetailed case, bracket feet and molding, and lift out divided till. Original grain paint has darkened varnish and some flakes. Lid has slight warp. 7”h. 13.5”w. 6.5”d. 250 - 400 274 FRENCH PIPESTEM ROOSTER WEATHERVANE. France, 19th Century. Bronze. Hammered body and cut out silhouette head and tail with iron post finial. Bullet dents with some fill. 14”h. 13.5”w. not including pipe wall mount. 600 - 900

270 PAIR OF AMERICAN TOLE CHILDREN’S MUGS. America, mid-19th Century. Original paint. Child with umbrella “Eliza Steel’, and child reading “David”. Wear. 3.25”h. 300 - 600 271 TWO ENGLISH SLIP DECORATED TRAYS. Third quarter 19th Century. Buff clay with combed or feathered glaze. Impressed marks for “Harwood, Stockton”. 12” x 14.5”, 12.25” x 14.75”. 100 - 200 50 | The Collection of Bruce & Vivalyn Knight at the Garth’s Barn: January 5-6, 2024

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275 AMERICAN BIN/ARMCHAIR. Mid 19th Century. Made from a sycamore log, shaped crest and arms with scrolled carvings, pin seat with hinged lid and bear claw lock and key. Back of seat is pegged to log. Some age splits and wear. 17.5” seat ht. 33”h. 200 - 400

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276 AMERICAN BIBLE BOX. First half 19th Century, figured and bird’s eye maple. Dovetailed case with two board lift lid. Refinished. 4”h. 20”w. 13”d. 200 - 400 277 AMERICAN COUNTRY QUEEN ANNE SIDE CHAIR. Mid 18th Century, maple. Lobed shaped crest, vase shaped back splat, shaped seat rail apron, turned rungs and cabriole legs with trifiid feet. Refinished with some wear and some wear to rush seat. 17.25” seat ht. 40”h. 150 - 250 278 ENGLISH COOKIE BOARD. Eighteenth-19th Century, oak. Double sided with two standing figures. Man and woman in feathered caps. Carved initials “KRK”. 21.25”h.10.5”w. 300 - 600

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279 AMERICAN FOLK ART MIRROR. Early 20th Century, oak. Relief carved parrots on the crest, sawtooth frame and brass shield at bottom. Alligatored varnish. 22.5”h. 10”w. 250 - 450

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284 PAIR OF ENGLISH FEATHER AND SHELL EDGE PLATES. England, late 18th-early 19th Century. Blue glazed edges and hand decorated with Asian style buildings and “Long Eliza” figure. Edge wear, one has hairline. 9.5”d. Ex Gerald Bushnell Collection. 250 - 500 285 ENGLISH LEEDSWARE FEATHER EDGE CHARGER. England, early 19th Century. Blue edge and five color urn of flowers in center. 14.25”d. Ex Tom and Carolyn Porter, sold at Garth’s November, 2004. 250 - 450

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288 ENGLISH MINIATURE FEATHER EDGE TUREEN AND LADLE. England, first half 19th Century. Blue glazed edge. Lidded tureen with applied handles. 5h. 7”l. and ladle, 5.5”l. Some minor wear, stains and crazing. 150 - 300

286 ENGLISH LEEDSWARE FEATHER EDGE CHARGER. England, early 19th Century. Blue glazed edge and four color floral decoration. A few faint scratches. 13.25”d. 200 - 400

289 ENGLISH FEATHER EDGE VASE AND PEPPER POT. Early 19th Century. Soft paste with blue feather edges. Pepper pot has flakes, 5”h. and vase has repair at base, 6”h. 125 - 225

287 ENGLISH LEEDSWARE PEAFOWL CHARGER. England, early 19th Century. Blue glazed feather edge with central four color peafowl in a tree. Light knife scratches, a couple minor glaze flakes. 12”d. 250 - 350

290 TWO ENGLISH LEEDSWARE STRAWBERRY PLATES. England, early 19th Century. Blue feather edges and five color strawberry centers. Larger has stained hairline. 7.5”, 8.25”d. 200 - 350

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295 ENGLISH LEEDSWARE FEATHER EDGE PLATE. England, early 19th Century. Blue glazed edge and four color flower basket center. 6.25”d. 200 - 400

292 ENGLISH LEEDSWARE PEAFOWL TALL POT. England, early 19th Century. Applied handle and dome lid. Five color peafowl on sponged leafed branch. A few minor edge flakes, spout has short hairline. 10”h. 400 - 800

296 ENGLISH LEEDSWARE FEATHER EDGE PLATE. England, early 19th Century. Blue glazed edge and unusual five color house and spatter trees. Slight glaze wear. 6.25”d. 200 - 400

293 ENGLISH FEATHER EDGE TRANSFER PLATE. England, first quarter 19th Century. Blue border with brown transfer of children “From an Affectionate Friend”. 6.25”d. 200 - 400

297 PAIR OF ENGLISH LEEDSWARE PEAFOWL PLATES. England, early 19th Century. Blue glazed feather edges and five color peafowl in trees centers. A few pinpoint edge flakes, one has stain and hairline. 9”d. 250 - 500

294 ENGLISH LEEDSWARE FEATHER EDGE PLATE. England, early 19th Century. Blue glazed edge and hand decorated Asian style building. Small area of firing imperfection. 5.5”d. 100 - 200

298 ENGLISH LEEDSWARE PEAFOWL PLATE. England, early 19th Century. Blue glazed feather edge with small five color peafowl in tree center. Tiny rim flake, a few faint knife scratches. 8”d. 250 - 400

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300 GERMAN NOAH’S ARK PULL TOY WITH ANIMALS. Germany, late 19th-early 20th Century, pine. Large ark with stenciled paint, hinged roof and metal wheels. Approximately 90 carved figures and animals with original paint. Animals include farm, birds and wild animals including cats. Ark has some wear and age splits. Most figures have museum putty as well as areas on the ark. 12”h. 28”w. 9.5”d. 2,000 - 4,000 301 EUROPEAN SLIDE LID BOX. Europe, second half 19th Century, pine. Pegged with original paint featuring buildings and trees. Some wear, waxed surface, lid has some edge loss. 7”h. 11”w. 8”d. 400 - 800 300

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304 AMERICAN FOLKSY REDWARE SQUIRREL. America, second half 19th Century. Seated squirrel with mottled green glaze accented with white and brown. Incised details. Minor edge wear. 6.25”h. 250 - 450 305 REDWARE GLAZED RECLINING DOG. Probably American but dated in European fashion. Illegible notation on underside “Till Minne __ 18-7-1806”. Hound dog with olive green glaze. Small glaze flakes. 3.25”h. 5”l. 400 - 800

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306 AMERICAN YELLOWWARE BIRD. American, second half 19th Century. Folksy bird with brown glazed details. 8”h. 250 - 450 307 POTTERY PIG BANK “DANISH BACON”. Most likely English, late 19th Century. Buff clay sow with yellow glaze and cobalt “ Danish Bacon”. Some wear and flakes. 5.75”h. 16”l. 250 - 500

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308 EUROPEAN BRIDE’S BOX. Europe, 19th Century. Bentwood oval box with laced seams. Original painted flowers on blue ground with a courting couple on lid. Interior has pen and ink paper label in German with the name “Therese Ahrems Hildesheim”. Edge loss and minorsplit. 7.25”h. 18”l. 200 - 400

311 AMERICAN COUNTER TOP EGG DISPLAY. Late 19th-early 20th Century, pine. Cage like cabinet with reeded stiles and openwork door. Peaked back board, shaped apron and three shelves, top has six cut outs. Original red/brown varnish has alligatored. 20”h. 10.5”w. 7”d. 300 - 600

309 PAIR OF AMERICAN POTTERY BIRD WHISTLES. America, second half 19th Century. Yellow clay standing birds with green glazed feathers. One has small edge flakes. 6”h. 400 - 800

312 TWO AMERICAN COFFEE GRINDERS. 19th Century. Curly maple with poplar secondary. Tin grinder, dovetailed drawer. 9”h. And steel with brass columns and grinder. Arm has shield with “R”. 9.5”h. 200 - 300

310 FOUR EUROPEAN WOODEN TRIVETS. 19th-20th Century. Three with chamfered legs, refinished, distressed blue/green paint, and original green paint (flaking). 6”h. 8”w. to 5.25”h. 7”w. Together with a pegged stool, initialed “MM” in paint. Refinished. 5.25”h. 8.5”w. 100 - 300

313 AMERICAN FOLKSY ROOSTER WEATHERVANE. Early half 20th Century. Zinc head and copper cut out body and tail. 20”h. 31”w. 800 - 1,600 314 POTTERY PIG BANK. American, late 19th Century. Sponged glaze. Some flakes. 5.5”h. 11”l. 100 - 200

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315 AMERICAN TRANSITIONAL STAND. Second quarter 19th Century, cherry, tiger maple, mahogany and poplar secondary. Unusual drawer arrangement, one over three over one dovetailed drawers with period pressed glass pulls and turned and carved legs. Original alligatored finish haswear, age splits, veneer chip and one pull is repaired. 28”h. 23”w. 18”d. 400 - 800

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316 AMERICAN CHILD’S SIZE TRANSITIONAL CHEST. Second quarter 19th Century, cherry, walnut, mahogany and poplar secondary. Sheraton to Empire, two over four dovetailed drawers with applied beaded edges, paneled ends, full pilasters and turned legs. Period if not original pressed glasspulls. Refinished with some veneer chips. 34.25”h. 28.75”w. 17”d. 1,000 - 2,000

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317 AMERICAN CHILD’S SIZE TRANSITIONAL CHEST. Second quarter 19th Century, cherry, tiger maple and poplar secondary. Sheraton to Empire, top dovetailed drawer with rounded front, three lower dovetailed drawers with applied beaded edges, paneled ends, half pilasters, turned legs andoriginal pressed glass pulls. Refinished, some age splits and wear. 21.25”h. 21”w. 12.5”d. Ex Craig and Nancy Cheney (Ohio). 1,000 - 2,000

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318 REED & BARTON “FRANCIS I” STERLING FLATWARE. American, patented 1907. Includes thirteen hollow handled dinner knives, twelve butter spreaders, eleven coffee spoons, twelve soup spoons, twelve bullion spoons, thirteen salad forks, four table spoons, twelve dinner forks, twelve seafood forks, twelve iced tea spoons, tea strainer and holder and nine serving and table pieces. Monogrammed. Approximately 160 ozt. 2,000 - 4,000 319 FIVE PIECE GORHAM STERLING TEA SET. American, ca. 1868. Marked for Gorham with “Sterling, 631, A2”. Cast floral handles and classically inspired engraving. Coffee pot, 8.5”h., teapot, covered sugar, creamer and waste bowl. Approx. 94 ozt total. Ex Paul Carpenter,sold at Garth’s October, 1997, lot 111. 2,000 - 3,000

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320 FIVE PIECE GORHAM SHAMROCK V STERLING TEA SET. American, 1931. Marked “Gorham Sterling”, one piece marked “Shamrock”. 11.25”h., teapot, 7.5”h., creamer, lidded sugar and waste bowl with faux ivory finials. Approx. 90 ozt. Ex Bill Samaha (Ohio). 1,000 - 2,000 321 THREE PIECE KIRK REPOUSSE STERLING TEA SET. American, circa 1930. Marked “S. Kirk & Son Inc. Sterling 925/1000” Teapot, 10.5”, creamer and covered sugar. Approx. 71 ozt. 1,000 - 2,000 322 “S. KIRK & SON” SILVER PITCHER. American, late 19th Century. Impressed mark. Scroll handle and repousse birds and flowers. 9”h. Approx. 16 ozt. 400 - 800 323 “KIRK & SON” STERLING BERRY DISH. American, early 20th Century. Marked “S. Kirk & Son, Sterling”. Ball feet and repousse fruit. 2.5”h. 9.5”d. Approx. 16 ozt. 100 - 250

324 SET OF TOWLE “OLD COLONIAL” STERLING SILVER. American, patented 1895. Twelve hollow handled dinner knives, twelve butter spreaders, twelve dinner forks, twelve salad forks, fourteen tea spoons, twelve soup spoons, two table spoons, twelve various spoons, sugar tongs, one ladle and a carving set. Some are monogrammed. Approximately 87 ozt. 1,500 - 2,500 325 ENGLISH “NEGRETTI & ZAMBRA” STICK BAROMETER. England, late 19th Century. Mahogany case. Labeled for Negretti & Zambra...Fleet Strt. London” with carved finial, closed mercury tube and temperatures in fahrenheit and centigrade. 40”h. 1,000 - 1,500 326 GAME HENS BY LIZZIE WILLIAMS (1844-1889). American. Oil on canvas, signed and dated 1876 lower left. Hens and rooster in a barn yard. Illegible preparer’s mark. Some inpainting, two taped tears. 18”h. 22”w., floral frame, 26”h. 30”w. 600 - 800

327 PAIR OF BRASS ROOSTERS. Early 20th Century. Brass cut out roosters, possibly garnitures, with copper riveted eyes and engraved feathers. 7”h. 200 - 350 328 PRESENTATION SPOON SHAPED FRAME. Probably American. Carved wooden spoon with pen and ink presentation behind glass “A Present From Dyffryn to Mrs. Foster and a Merry Christmas 1892”. Original black paint and alligatored varnish. 8”l. 200 - 400

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330 AMERICAN FEDERAL PERIOD CANDLE STAND. Circa 1800, tiger maple. Square top with ovolo corners, turned column and scimitar legs with spade feet. Refinished, age splits and pieced repair to base of column and top of one leg. 27.5”h. 17”square. Ex Bill Samaha and Collectionof Paul and Barbara Carpenter. 800 - 1,600

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329 AMERICAN SHERATON STAND. First quarter 19th Century, cherry with poplar secondary. Two over one dovetailed drawers, top two with rounded fronts, shaped apron and turned legs with chamfered tops. Original reddish brown dark finish. Age split on top, old restored spliton back leg, water stain and replaced knobs. 29.5”h. 21.25”w. 21”d. Ex Tom and Carolyn Porter and Bill Samaha, sold at Garth’s, November, 2004, lot 49. 600 - 1,200

331 PAIR OF EUROPEAN DECORATED BOXES. Europe, second half 19th Century. Round wooden boxes with threaded lids. Red with original floral decoration. Lids have script text and medallions with children. Wear, one more than the other. 2.5”h. 3.5”d. 200 - 400 332 PANTRY BOX. American or European, 2nd half 19th Century. Oval bentwood with wide fingers and laced seams. Original blue paint. Minor wear, varnish has darkened. 2.25”h. 5”l. 150 - 300

335 AMERICAN DOG HOUSE BANK. America, second half 19th Century, maple and poplar. Dog seated on the roof of a well appointed dog house. Carved from single piece of wood with attached dog and bottom board. Some age splits, dog has repair. 8.25”h. 5”w. 2.5”d. 200 - 400 336 VICTORIAN HOUSE BANK. American or English, late 19th Century, mahogany. Delightful model of a house with lace trimmed glass windows, gingerbread rickrack and faintly incised floral crest between windows. Interior and bottom covered with red paper. Door with lock(no key), removable screws on back. Minor edge loss. 7.5”h. 6”w. 3.5”d. 300 - 500 337 AMERICAN REDWARE SGRAFFITO PLATE. American, 19th Century. House and trees initialed “CW”. Glaze wear on rim. 9”d. 400 - 700

333 SWEDISH CARVED BOX LID. Sweden, 19th Century, linden. Slide lid from a box with relief carved flowers and heart. Original paint. Partial penciled notation on back “John Wesbergren och Ulvalnas Bonan L. F__ Garde” (?) Wear. 9.25”h. 7”w. 200 - 400 334 EUROPEAN MINIATURE DECORATED CARRIER. Europe, second half 19th Century. Oval bentwood carrier with laced seams and wooden spring latches. Original red floral paint and initials “DH”. Scratch carved initials on underside “IH”. Minor wear. 2.5”H. 4.75”l. 200 - 400

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339 ENGLISH DECORATED REDWARE JUG. England, yellow slip “Edward Roots, 1862” with coggled incised design of ship (?) and an applied man’s head, detailed with yellow slip. Applied handle. Minor firing separations. 9”h. 400 - 800

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340 THREE ENGLISH GAUDY DUTCH BUTTERFLY PLATES. England, first quarter 19th Century. Two soups and a plate with matching butterfly decoration. Minor wear, mostly to plate. 10”d. 600 - 1,200 341 EUROPEAN CARVED SLIDE LID HANGING BOX. Europe, 19th Century. Oak. Wire nail construction. Distressed original paint and gilding, with marbelized back. Lid has carved bird and chip carved details. 15.75”h. 8.5”w. 250 - 450

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338 SWEDISH REDWARE SGRAFFITO CHARGER. Sweden, late 18th Century. Marriage charger inscribed “__ EngelHolm 1798” with flora garland and crown. Some glaze flakes. 12.5”d. 200 - 400

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342 EUROPEAN MINIATURE SLIDE LID HANGING BOX. Europe, late 19th Century, oak. Wire nail construction. Original paint and lid has carved bird. Minor edge loss, age splits. 5”h. 2.75”w. 150 - 300 343 MINIATURE SAMPLER. Probably American, silk on linen. Small sampler with precise petit point stitching. Alphabets, numerals and “Matilda 1849”. Folksy carved frame with brass rosettes. 7.5”h. 5.75”w. 200 - 350 344 SCHERENSCHNITTE CRUCIFIXION. Germany, late 19th Century. Detailed cut out with central image as well as animals, foliage and angels. FRamed, 10”h. 8.5”w. 300 - 500

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349 FRENCH MAJOLICA GAME DISH. Second half 19th Century. Glazed exterior and lid with garland and game. Interior removable dish. Edge chips. 6.5”h. 10”w. 6.5”d. 400 - 800 350 PAIR OF YELLOWWARE PIGEONS. American, second half 19th Century. Standing pigeons with mottled glaze. One has rough area from firing imperfection. 8.75”h. 300 - 600 345

345 AMERICAN HEPPLEWHITE CHEST OF DRAWERS. First quarter 19th Century, cherry with poplar secondary. Banded and line inlays, four dovetailed drawers with applied beaded edges, solid ends, shaped aprons and French feet. Edge damage, loss, repairs, refinished and replaced hardware. 39”h.40”w. 21.5”d. 300 - 600

351 AMERICAN COIN SILVER PORRINGER. Marked “W. Moulton” for William Moulton (Massachusetts, late 18th Century). Pierced handle. Small dents. 5.25”h. Ex Paul Carpenter, sold at Garth’s October, 1997 lot 115. 300 - 600 352 AMERICAN COIN SILVER PORRINGER. Late 18th-early 19th Century. Unmarked. Pierced handle has engraved initials “JSS”. Minor dents. 5.5”d. 300 - 500

353 AMERICAN COIN SILVER PORRINGER. Late 18th-early 19th Century. Unmarked. Pierced handle has engraved initials “W & CDW”. Minor dents. 5.5”d. 300 - 500 354 AMERICAN COIN SILVER PORRINGER. Late 18th-early 19th Century. Unmarked. Pierced handle. Engraved “C. Barton to GB Jones”. 5.25”d. 250 - 450 355 WALLACE STERLING SILVER FLATWARE. American, patented 1950. “Romance of the Sea” pattern. Eight hollow handle dinner knives, eight dinner forks, eight salad forks, eight tea spoons, eight soup spoons, eight butter spreaders and three tablespoons. Approximately 72 ozt. 1,200 - 1,800

346 ENGLISH FOLK ART CARVED LION. England, late 19th Century, oak. Reclining lion with rough carved mane. Painted cloth glued to underside. 5”h. 16”l. 250 - 400 347 PAIR OF PITTSBURGH BAKEWELL CANDLESTICKS. Ca. 1870s. Opaque blue glass candlesticks in thistle pattern. Pewter inserts. Sanded surface. One has in firing imperfection and bruise. 9.5”h. 200 - 400

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348 BLUE COVERED GLASS DISH. Possibly Sandwich, second half 19th Century. Blue opaline with gilt berry decoration and sanded surface. Scallops on base have ground edges. Wear. 6.5”h. 6”w. 5”d. 200 - 400 60 | The Collection of Bruce & Vivalyn Knight at the Garth’s Barn: January 5-6, 2024

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356 REED & BARTON “FRANCIS I” STERLING FLATWARE SET. American, patented 1907. Includes twelve hollow handle dinner knives, twelve dinner forks, twelve salad forks, twenty-four teaspoons, three table spoons, one serving spoon, one ladle, one demitasse spoon, one sugar shell spoons and oneseafood fork. Approx. 85 ozt. 1,200 - 2,000 357 LUNT “ELOQUENCE” STERLING SILVER FLATWARE. American, patented 1953. Includes twelve hollow handle dinner knives, twelve hollow handle butter spreaders, twelve dinner forks, twelve salad forks, twelve cocktail forks, twelve teaspoons and twelve spoons. Approximately 72 ozt. 1,200 - 2,000

360 AMERICAN FRAKTUR. America. Hand drawn and painted on paper. Parrots and urn of flowers “Mary Ann Henderson, Born July 22, 1826”. Toning, light stains. Famed, 7.75”h. 9.75”w. 600 - 900 361 SAMPLER. Probably English, 1st half 19th Century, silk on linen. “The Lords Prayer” with crowns and “Sarah Edgel”. Small holes. Framed, 7.75”h. 7”w. 150 - 250

358 CARVED DOVE WALL PLAQUE. American or European, 19th Century. Nicely carved with original paint and silver leaf. Part of original post in back. Minor wear. 8.5”h. 7.5”w. 200 - 400

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362 ENGLISH NEEDLEWORK PANEL. England. Silk and wool on linen. Crested bird in tufted trees with cottages in the background. “Elizth. Holroyds, Marsden 1828”. On a stretcher. Minor stains. Framed, 15.75”h. 16.5”w. 1,000 - 2,000

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359 EUROPEAN BRIDE’S BOX. Nineteenth Century. Bentwood oval box with laced seams. Floral decoration on red in original paint with cottage and laundress on lid. Minor edge wear, some edge loss to lid. 7.5”H. 18”l. 200 - 300

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363 LAKE SCENE BY ALEXIS MATTHEW PODCHERNIKOFF (1886-1933). Russian/American, 1886-1933. Oil on canvas, signed lower left. Atmospheric scene of woman gathering at a lake. Some restoration, small flake. 28”h. 36”w., gilt frame, 36.5”h. 44.5”w. 1,000 - 2,000 364 “STORM” BY LEROY NEIMAN (1921-2012). American, 1921-2012. Acrylic on masonite, signed lower left. Modernist painting. 31.5”h. 23.5”w., framed, 32”h. 24”w. 300 - 500

365 “SILVER” HORSE BY LEVENT ISIK (1961-2019). Columbus, Ohio, b. 1961. Oil on wood board, signed. Dappled horse “Silver”. 23.5”h. 34.75”w. 200 - 300

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366 “RATTLESNAKE” BY LEVENT ISIK (1961-2019). American (Ohio). Mixed media, signed and dated 1994. Titled “Python” on back. 17” x 17”. 100 - 200 367 “BIRD OF PREY” BY LEVENT ISIK (19612019). American (Ohio). Mixed media, signed and dated 1997. Red bird. 19.25”h. 21.25”w. 100 - 200

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368 DECORATED LEATHER POUCH. Second half 19th Century. Tooled leather bandoleer pouch with embroidered circles and brass tacks. Wear and some loss. 32”l. 8”w. overall. 150 - 350

373 AMERICAN OWL MECHANICAL BANK. America, late 19th Century. J & E Stevens, with patent date January 17, 1888, cast iron. Good original paint has some wear. Glass eyes. Trigger sticks slightly. 7.5”h. 250 - 450

377 EUROPEAN CARVED FIGURE. Europe, 20th Century. Hardwood. Figure in ruffled collar and bicorn hat. Distressed paint. 20.5”h. including base. 800 - 1,200

369 AMERICAN CAST IRON BOAR DESK BELL. Late 19th-early 20th Century. Detailed hair and tusks, original red painted eyes. Wind up with snout and tail ringers. Minor loss to tail. 3.25”h. 6”l 150 - 250

374 ENGLISH “DINAH” MECHANICAL BANK. Made by J. Harper, ca. 1920s, cast iron. Long sleeved version with original paint. Yellow dress. Marked “Made in England”. Some wear. 6.5”h. 200 - 400

370 TWO AMERICAN TURTLE SHAPED DESK BELLS. Ca. 1900, cast iron. Wind up with worn nickel plating, 6.5”l. And one with turn bell. Marked “DRGM”. Original black paint has wear. 5”l. 75 - 125 371 AMERICAN TWO FROGS MECHANICAL BANK. America, late 19th Century. J & E Stevens, cast iron. Good original paint has areas of wear. Glass eyes. Trap is a later casting. 9”l. 700 - 900 372 AMERICAN EAGLE AND EAGLETS MECHANICAL BANK. America, late 19th Century. J & E Stevens, with patent date January 23, 1888, cast iron. Original paint has some wear. Glass eyes. 8”l. 500 - 800

375 CONTINENTAL WEATHER HOUSE BAROMETER. America, second half 19th Century. Hand made folk art piece dated and initialed “1875 JW”. Pine with original paint. A man and woman move by string indicating high and low pressure. 15.5”h. 14.25”w. 5.5”d. 900 - 1,200

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376 SCANDINAVIAN TABLE TOP DESK. Scandanavia, mid-19th Century. Pine. Dovetailed case with bracket feet, slant lid with molded trim and interior till. Original blue paint with salmon trim and a wreath on the lid “KFD 1825”. Minor edge wear and nicks. 9.5”H. 13.25”w. 12”d. 250 - 450 376 ameliajeffers.com/theknightauction | 63

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378 PENNSYLVANIA HEPPLEWHITE TALL CHEST. First quarter 19th Century, cherry with pine secondary. Dovetailed case, core molded crest, solid ends, eleven dovetailed drawers with applied beaded edges. Lambs tongue chamfered corners, shaped apron and French feet. Refinished, replaced pulls, age splits, repairs to feet and some minor wear. 71.5”h. 44”w. 22.5”d. Ex Roland and Margo Jester, sold at Garth’s July, 1994, lot 11. 2,000 - 3,500 379 RACE HORSE IN STALL. American or English, 2nd half 19th Century. Oil on canvas, unsigned. Bay in its stall with dog and initials “EH”. Crazing, surface wear and repair. Unframed, 19.75”h. 26”w. 100 - 200

380 HORSE AND CARRIAGE PAINTING BY THEODORE MARSDEN. American/Australian, fl. 18601890. Oil on canvas, signed and titled “Lady Lawrence Owned by F. McGowen Esq.” Grey mare pulling a carriage along a fence lined road. New York preparer’s label. Some edge wear and wrinkles. 22”h. 30”w., framed, 27”h. 35”w. 1,000 - 2,000 381 NAIVE PAINTING OF A SEATED CALICO CAT. American, late 19th Century. Oil on artist board, unsigned. Cat with dish of milk. Distressed crazing. Framed, 26”h. 21”w. 300 - 500

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382 PORTRAIT OF A BAY HORSE. English, oil on canvas, illegible signature “__ mre, 1830” lower left. Saddled horse and white dog in front of a stable. Crazing, patches and flaking. 25”h. 30”w., framed, 32”h. 37”w. 350 - 700 383 WALLACE NUTTING BOW BACK WINDSOR CHAIR. American, first quarter 20th Century. Bamboo turnings, shaped seat, unusual stretchers with rondels, original black paint and worn label under seat. Some wear, glued repair on one stretcher and paint wear. 18” seat ht. 39.5”h. 600 - 900 384 CLOCKWORK AFRICAN AMERICAN FIGURE. Labeled “Copyright 1887, G. Feisenthal, Chicago”. Standing pottery figure with articulated shoulders and original paint. Eyes move back and forth with key wind works. Cloth costume appears to be original. Some wear. 21.5”h. Please note we cannot guarantee to be in working condition. 800 - 1,600

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385 AMERICAN HITCHING POST. Late 19th Century, cast iron. Horse head with ring on a simple pipe column and underground mounting spike. Black repaint and oxidation. 67”h. 100 - 300

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386 AMERICAN VICTORIAN IRON AND WIRE PLANTER. Fourth quarter 19th Century. Scrolled iron supports and basket weave wire plant holders. Green repaint. 34.5”h. 24”dia. 250 - 450 387 AMERICAN PAINTED TIN LANTERN. America, 19th Century. Tin candle lantern with crimped edge candle socket and mica panels. Original salmon paint. Wear, rust, some splits to mica. 16”h. including ring handle. 400 - 800

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388 AMERICAN PUNCHED TIN LANTERN. America, 19th Century. Punched heart decoration and two aqua glass bull’s eye lenses, one in the door. Interior candle socket. 14.5”h. including ring handle. 1,500 - 2,500 389 ENGLISH BARN LANTERN. 19th Century, oak. Pegged frame with carved corners, staple door hinges and glass panes. Small grease lamp set into tin candle socket. Age splits. 13”h. not including bail handle. 400 - 800 390 HANGING SPOON RACK. Probably American, second half 19th-Century. Pine. Scrolled edges, lift lid with molded edge and two faux drawer fronts. Red stain. Refinished with minor edge repair. 23.5”h. 14.5”w. 6”d. 250 - 400

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391 AMERICAN STONEWARE OVOID CROCK. Mid 19th Century. Incised tulips and “10” with cobalt accents. Two applied handles. 20”h. 1,000 - 3,000

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392 ENGLISH MOCHA PITCHER. England, first quarter 19th Century. Double band including earthworm on ochre. Molded leaf handle has stapled repair. 7.75”h. 600 - 900

398 ENGLISH MOCHA PEPPER POT. England, first quarter 19th Century. Cat’s eye on pale blue. A few small stains and flakes. 4.5”h. 300 - 500

393 ENGLISH MOCHA PITCHER. England, first quarter 19th Century. Rust and blue bands with earthworm. Molded leaf handle. Edge flakes, some staining. 6.5”h. 500 - 700

399 ENGLISH MOCHA CREAMER. England, first half 19th Century. Elongated seaweed on ochre band. Molded leaf handle. Some flaking and hairlines. 4”h. 150 - 300

394 ENGLISH MOCHA PITCHER. England, first quarter 19th Century. Double bands, cat’s eye and seaweed with machined rim and molded leaf spout and handle. Some edge wear, mostly to the rim. 7.5”h. 500 - 900 395 ENGLISH MOCHA BOWL. England, first quarter 19th Century. Double earthworm on pale grey band. Some surface and edge staining and wear. 4.25”h. 9”d. 1,200 - 2,400 396 ENGLISH MOCHA CREAMER. England, first half 19th Century. Double earthworm on blue band. Molded leaf handle and spout. Faint hairline. 3.5”h. 250 - 450 397 ENGLISH MOCHA PEPPER POT. England, first quarter 19th Century. Earthworm on ochre band. Minor flakes. 4.5”h. 300 - 500

400 ENGLISH MOCHA SALT. England, first half 19th Century. Engine turned rim, seaweed on a blue band. 2”h. 2.75”d. 150 - 250 401 PAIR OF AMERICAN YELLOWWARE SALTS. America, (likely East Liverpool, Ohio) mid 19th Century. Footed salts with brown seaweed decoration on a white band. 2”h. 200 - 400

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403 ENGLISH LEEDSWARE SPILL VASE. England, early 19th Century. Waisted form with four color garland and sprig decoration. Rim repair and tiny edge flakes. 4”h. 150 - 250 404 NANTUCKET BASKET. Second quarter 20th Century. Woven cane with wooden base and bentwood swing handle. Minor loss. 3.75”h. 7”d. 300 - 600

402 FOUR PIECE ENGLISH LEEDSWARE MINIATURE TEA SET England, early 19th Century. Four color flower baskets. Teapot, 4”h., creamer (repaired handle), 2.75”h. and two cups and saucers. Edge flakes, one cup has stained handle. 400 - 800

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405 ENGLISH MOCHA PEPPER POT. England, first quarter 19th Century. Sprig decoration on dark brown. A few minor flakes. 4.5”h. 250 - 450

411 ENGLISH LEEDSWARE FEATHER EDGE PLATTER. England, early 19th Century. Oval with green edge and four color flower and sprig center. Wear and edge chips, drilled for hanger. 14.5” x 18.5”. 250 - 400

412 TWO SIMILAR ENGLISH FEATHER EDGE PLATTERS. 406 England, early 19th Century. ENGLISH MOCHA PEPPER POT. England, first quarter 19th Century. Seaweed Blue edges and hand decorated with stylized landscapes. on grey. Restoration. 4.5”h. Smaller has crazing and 100 - 200 hairline. 11.5” x 15.25”, 13.5” x 407 17.5”. ENGLISH LEEDSWARE FEATHER EDGE PLATE. 200 - 400 England, early 19th Century. Unusual brown glazed edge and hand decorated Asian 413 style building. Slight edge wear. 9.5”d. ENGLISH LEEDSWARE FEATHER 200 - 400 EDGE PLATE. England, early 19th Century. 408 Green glazed fish scale and ENGLISH MOCHA MUSTARD. feather edge with bright yelEngland, first half 19th Century. Earthworm low floral center. Slight glaze on blue band with concentric circle lid. wear. 8.5”d. Molded leaf handle. Glued rim flake with 200 - 400 minor loss. 2.25”h. 3”d. 200 - 400 414 409 PAIR OF ENGLISH LEEDSWARE PAIR OF ENGLISH FEATHER EDGE PLATES. PLATES. England, first quarter 19th Century. Blue England, early 19th Century. glaze with hand decorated Asian buildings. Molded drapery border and Minor edge flakes. 9.25”d. hand decorated Asian style 250 - 450 buildings. Minor edge wear and flakes. 8”d. 410 200 - 400 PAIR OF ENGLISH FEATHER EDGE PLATES. England, early 19th Century. Blue glazed with hand decorated Asian style buildings. One has light staining and hairline. 9.5”d. 200 - 400

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415 ENGLISH MOCHA MUG. England, first half 19th Century. Elongated double earthworm on olive grey band. Molded leaf handle. Staining and small flakes. 3.75”h. 100 - 200 416 ENGLISH MOCHA PITCHER. England, first half 19th Century. Earthworm on brown bands. Molded leaf handle. Flake, hairline, repair. 7.25”h. 100 - 300 417 PAIR OF ENGLISH LEEDSWARE PEAFOWL PLATES. England, early 19th Century. Green feather edge with three color peafowl in green spatter trees. 8.75”d. 250 - 400

420 AMERICAN MINIATURE PORTRAIT OF A WOMAN. America, mid-19th Century, gouache on paper. Cut out painting of a woman in dark blue dress. Decorated frame, 7.5”h. 6”w. 200 - 350 421 MINIATURE MEMORIAL PORTRAIT LOCKET. American or English, 2nd quarter 19th Century. Woman in a blue dress with pocket watch on one side, inked memorial with fiber (possibly some hair) on the other. Well done image with flaming altar, rays of sunlight and column initialed “LP”. Minor wear. Gold filled locket. 2.25”h. 200 - 300

418 PAIR OF LEEDSWARE PEAFOWL CUPS AND SAUCERS. English, early 19th Century. Handleless cups and saucers with matching five color peafowl in spatter trees. 200 - 400 419 PAIR OF ENGLISH FEATHER EDGE PLATES. Early 19th Century. Soft paste with blue glaze and hand decorated Asian style buildings. Some flakes and light scratches. 9.5”d. 150 - 250

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422 SIX PIECE WATSON “EXEMPLAR” STERLING TEA SET. Ca. 1900. Watson marks with “Sterling Silver, Exemplar”. Coffee pot, 13”h., teapot, 8.25”h., hot water kettle 12”h. all with ebonized wooden handles, creamer, covered sugar and waste bowl. Gadroon and shell edges and acanthus leaf handleson creamer and sugar. Vermeil “C” monogram. Approx. 190 ozt. 1,000 - 1,500

424 SET OF FRIGAST DANISH STERLING SILVER FLATWARE. Denmark, mid 20th Century. “Princess Fuchsia” pattern. Includes twelve hollow handle dinner knives, twelve dinner forks, twelve salad forks, twelve spoons, twenty-four tea spoons, four serving utensils, and one baby spoon. Approximately 94 ozt. 2,000 - 4,000 425 SIX PIECE “ORTEGA” MEXICAN STERLING TEA SET. Alfredo Ortega, mid 20th Century. Marked “Ortega, Mexico, .925”. Tray, 13.75” x 26”, coffee pot, 10”h., teapot, creamer, covered sugar and waste bowl. Floral bands (handles on tray) and hand hammered interiors. Approx. 210 ozt. 1,500 - 3,000

423 GORHAM COIN SILVER COFFEE POT. American, mid 19th Century. Gorham and “J.E. Caldwell & Co.”, Philadelphia retailer marks. Beaded detail and tall handle with Man of the North and vining decoration. Monogrammed “RS”. 13”h. Approx. 35 ozt. 900 - 1,200 68 | The Collection of Bruce & Vivalyn Knight at the Garth’s Barn: January 5-6, 2024

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426 SWEDISH ATELIER BORGILA STERLING SILVER VASE. Marked on the underside with 1934 date. Rope twist detail. Approx. 14 ozt. 6”h. Ex Paul Carpenter, sold at Garth’s October, 1997, lot 120. 500 - 700 427 DUTCH “BONEBAKKER & ZOON” SILVER VASE. Marked “As. Bonebakker & Zoon” with date 1933. Hammered surface with flared rim and relief band. Approx. 22 ozt. 6.75”h. Ex Paul Carpenter, sold at Garth’s October, 1997, lot 119. 600 - 800

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428 CHINESE POLISHED YIXING TEAPOT. China, 19th Century. Polished pottery with impressed mark, and bronze spout, finial, table ring and swing handle. Made for the Thai market. 7”h. overall. 300 - 600

433 CHINESE EXPORT SILVER SERVING DISH. China, 19th Century. Hallmarked. Scrolled handles, pinecone finial and paw feet. Animal mask accents. Small dent. 10.5”h. 17”l. Approx. 96 ozt. 600 - 900

429 TWO POTTERY TILES. Eighteenth-19th Century. Delft tile with fox and duck. Crazing, leather pad glued to underside, 5.25” x 5.25”. And a later English transfer of a beaver. Partial impressed label “England”. Minor flaking. 6” x 6”. 150 - 300

434 GERMAN SILVER RETICULATED PLATE. Late 19th Century. Cherub decoration. Faint hallmarks with “Germany .800”. 9”d. Approx. 10 ozt. 100 - 200

430 FRENCH ALEXANDER I BURL SNUFF BOX. First quarter 19th century. France, first quarter 19th Century. Round burl box with horn interior. Lid has relief carving and worn notation of Tsar Alexander I of Russia. Age split, interior edge loss. 3.25”d. 150 - 300

435 TWO BLACK FOREST ANIMAL WALL PLAQUES. Germany, late 19th Century. Rabbit head with oak leaves and shield, 13”h. And spaniel head with glass eyes. 6”h. Darkened varnish has some wear and alligatoring. 300 - 500

431 EUROPEAN FIGURAL NUT CRACKER. Late 19th-early 20th Century. Naive carving of standing man with cap and boots. Black stain. Missing hand. 7.75”h. 150 - 250

436 BRONZE MINIATURE CREAMER WITH LION HANDLE. Probably European, 20th Century. Unmarked, 3.75”h. 50 - 100

432 MEXICAN STERLING COMPOTE DESIGNED BY SPRATLING. Ca. 1950, marked “Conquistador, Sterling, Mexico”. Large compote or center piece with handles. Designed by William Spratling for Conquistador. 5.5”h. 21.5”l. Approx. 66 ozt. 1,000 - 1,250

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438 MANCHESTER SILVER CO. American, patented 1933. “Southern Rose” pattern. Includes twelve hollow handle dinner knives, twelve dinner forks, twelve salad forks, twenty-four teaspoons, twelve seafood forks, seven tablespoons, twelve butter spreaders, one master butter and four assorted table pieces. Approximately 82 ozt. 1,200 - 2,000

437 GERMAN STONEWARE BELLARMINE JUG. Eighteenth Century. Large salt glazed jug with applied handle. Relief face as well as armorial medallions. A few edge flakes. 14.5”h. 800 - 1,600 437 ameliajeffers.com/theknightauction | 69

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439 AMERICAN BIRD CAGE TILT TOP CANDLE STAND. Late 18th Century, cherry. Dish top, turned vase shaped column, with snake legs and slipper pad feet. Worn alligatored original finish and repair to column base and one leg. 29.5”h. 19.25” dia. 1,200 - 2,400 440 AMERICAN TOLE COFFEE POT. America, (Pennsylvania) mid-19th Century. Possibly the Filley shop, Philadelphia, 1818-1853. Original floral paint on dark japanned ground. Applied strap handle, gooseneck spout. Some wear and alligatoring. 11”h. 800 - 1,600

444 AMERICAN POTTERY STAG. America, mid-19th Century. Buff clay with spotted glaze. Minor glaze flake. 5”h. 5”l. 300 - 500

441 AMERICAN TOLE COFFEE POT. America, ca. 1840s. Original floral paint with green winged yellow bird black painted ground. Applied strap handle, gooseneck spout and brass finial. Overall wear. 11”h. 350 - 700 442 AMERICAN REDWARE BANK. America, mid-19th Century. Mottled running glaze. Small burst potstone under coin slot. 4.5”h. 100 - 300 443 ENGLISH SOFT PASTE TRANSFER TALL POT. England, late 18th-early 19th Century. Blue Asian transfer scenes. Applied handle. Repairs including make-do tin lid flange and spout tip. Wear, some crazing and hairlines. 11.5”h. 125 - 250

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445 ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE PITCHER. Second quarter 19th Century. Oversize pitcher with blue riverside transfer scenes. Well done make do tin handle. Light stain and edge chip. 11.25”h. 200 - 400 446 AMERICAN PANTRY BOX. Second half 19th Century. Oval bentwood box with lapped seam on base and half finger on lid. Mixed copper and iron tacks. Old refinishing. 4.75”h. 12”l. 150 - 350

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447 BENNINGTON BOOK FLASK. America, (Vermont) mid-19th Century. Flint enamel book with blue accents. Spine marked “Bennington Battle”. 8”h. 200 - 400

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448 AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVED HORSE. America, second quarter 20th Century. Standing horse with original bay paint. Repaired ear, 9”h. 10”l. 125 - 250

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449 AMERICAN CARVED FOLK ART LION. America, late 19th Century, hardwood. Standing lion with carved mane. Original brown stain. Loss and some glued repair. 9”h. 11”l. 250 - 400 450 AMERICAN CARVED EAGLE. America, late 19th Century. Mahogany. Spread wing eagle perched on a scroll. Pieced repair to tail. 9”h. 8.5”w. 225 - 450

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452 TWO AMERICAN MINIATURE TREENWARE CONTAINERS. Late 19th Century. Similar Peaseware type lidded containers with wire bail handles. One has varnished surface. 2.25”, 2.5”h. 200 - 350

451 AMERICAN RAILROAD PRESENTATION LANTERN. America. Made by “The Brooklyn Flint Co...NY”, patent date 1852. Brass lantern with etched name on globe “R. Lasher”. Whale oil burner font. Cleaned with splits and dents. 13”h. not including ring handle. Ex jane Murphy. 750 - 2 500

453 TREENWARE PEPPER POT. American or English, first half 19th Century. Original red painted accents. Age split, minor loss to finial. 6”h. 200 - 400

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454 AMERICAN HANGING SPICE BOX. America, mid-19th Century, pine. Small size with dovetailed case and ten drawers with carved knobs, gallery top and hanging hole. Original blue paint has yellowed overvarnish. Front cove molding has iron nails and dark green over a white surface. Wear,minor damage. 7.75”h. 11”w. 7”d. 300 - 600 453

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455 456 455 AMERICAN DECORATED SLIDE LID BOX. America, early 19th Century Pine. Dovetailed case with pegged bottom board. Original grained paint with red, white and green tulips. Initialed and dated “NPD HHR 1804”. Some age splits, edge wear and loss. 7”h. 16’w. 11”d. 800 - 1,200 456 PAIR OF SCOTTISH AMBER BLOWN GLASS RIBBED BOTTLES. Scotland, 19th Century. Light golden amber with well defined ribs. Slight variation in lips. Faint residue, one has interior bubble, the other has slight roughness on one rib. 12.5”h. including stoppers. 400 - 800

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458 CRANBERRY SWIRL RIB FLASK. American or English, late 19th Century. Good form and color. Interior residue. 6.5”h. 150 - 350 459 ENGLISH NAILSEA BOOT SHAPED FLASK. England, late 19th Century. White looping. 9”h. 300 - 500 460 CARVED BUST OF A WOMAN. Probably American, first half 19th Century, hardwood. Good details including dress and braided hair. Removable plinth. Original paint has some wear. Some edge flakes. 6.5”h. 200 - 400

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457 SCOTTISH AMBER BLOWN GLASS WRYTHEN BOTTLE. Scotland, 19th Century. Light canary amber with well defined ribs, swirled on neck. Flattened lip. Some minor roughness on ribs, minor frit. 11.5”h. 200 - 400

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461 FAMILY PORTRAIT OF MOTHER AND CHILDREN. United Kingdom, ca. 1860s-70s. Oil on canvas, unsigned. Woman surrounded by seven children. Stretcher has information for an Edinburgh physician Samuel Bell, b. 1837. London preparer’s label. Wear, crazing, scratches and a couple ofvery small holes. 35”h. 23”w., framed, 40.75”h. 28.5”w. 2,000 - 3,000 462 ENGLISH BRONZE “WARWICK” BEAR DOORSTOP. Late 19th-early 20th Century. Bear and Ragged Staff symbol for Warwick, England. Weighted with iron impressed “1608”. Good patina. 13.5”h. 150 - 250 461

463 PAIR OF ENGLISH BRASS ANDLESTICKS. Late 19th Century. Baluster form with push ups. Surface has wear. 12”h. 200 - 400 464 GERMAN GLASS GRAPE KUGEL. Late 19th-early 20th Century. Bunch of grapes in green. Brass hanger. 5.5”l. 150 - 250 465 ENGLISH SPATTERWARE THISTLE DISH. First half 19th Century. Blue with red thistle. 5.25”d. 100 - 150 466 ENGLISH SPATTERWARE PEAFOWL PLATE. First half 19th Century. Red with yellow bodied peafowl. Edge wear and small flake, some stains. 8”d. 75 - 150

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467 DECORATED TABLE TOP DESK. Probably European, first quarter 19th Century. Pine. Dovetailed case with pegs and slant lid with applied molding. Small cubby hole in side. Original stenciled decoration with hand embellishment on slate blue ground. Crowned cherry or apple tree and “1815”. Edge wear andminor loss, loose escutcheon. 7”h. 12.25”w. 11.5”d. 300 - 600 468 AMERICAN CARVED SEATED CAT. America, first half 20th Century, hardwood. Seated cat with old white paint. Yellowed varnish, wear, some edge loss and missing one glass eye. 11.75”h. 200 - 400 469 PAIR OF PITTSBURGH COBALT GLASS CANDLESTICKS. America, mid-19th Century. Deep cobalt with hexagonal bases and pewter inserts. Some straw marks and edge flakes on bases. 9”h. Ex Paul Carpenter, sold at Garth’s October, 1997. 400 - 800 470 NEW ENGLAND CHILD’S SIZE CHIPPENDALE DESK. Fourth quarter 18th Century, tiger maple with pine secondary. Dovetailed case, solid ends, bracket feet, three overlapping dovetailed drawers and fitted interior. Old and possibly original finish has been enhanced especially on interior surface,age splits, reset and replaced hinges, missing drawer locks and edge damage at lock on fall front. 28”h. 25.25”w. 14.5”d. Sold at Doyle’s, November, 1980, lot 729. 8,000 - 12,000 471 PAIR OF ENGLISH “ROGERS” EATHER EDGE PLATES. Early 19th Century. Soft paste with blue glazed edge. Impressed mark. 6.25”d. 150 - 250

472 TWO ENGLISH FEATHER EDGE GAUDY PLATES. Second quarter 19th Century. Gaudy blue rose decoration. Impressed “Riley”. 10”d. 150 - 250 473 ENGLISH FEATHER EDGE GRAVY AND MINIATURE TUREEN. First quarter 19th Century. Soft paste with blue glazed molded edges. Gravy, 3.25”h., tureen with molded finial and attached saucer, 6”h. 7.5”l. overall. Varying small edge flakes. 200 - 400

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474 PAIR OF ENGLISH VICTORIAN BRONZE CANDLESTICKS. Mid 19th Century. Both engraved with crowned “VR”. Hollow stems have some corrosion and loss. One bobeche is attached. 8.25”h. 600 - 800 475 ENGLISH MERCURY GAZING BALL. Late 19th Century. Silver mercury globe on brass stand engraved with stars. 6.5”h. 75 - 125

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476 EUROPEAN INLAID JEWELRY BOX. Second half 19th Century, mixed woods including mahogany and burl veneer. Shaped box with ball feet, mother of pearl inlaid lid and velvet lined interior. French made lock “Tahan Rue de la Paix”. Minor rub on lid. 4.5”h. 11”w. 7.5”d. 200 - 400 477 ENGLISH SPATTERWARE FRUIT BOWL. Second half 19th Century. Blue octagonal footed bowl with brown transfers of American eagles with shields. Some stains, one handle has some repair. 6.25”h. 11.25”d. 150 - 300

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478 CHINESE SET OF FOUR ZITAN WOOD CUPS. China, 20th Century. Heavily carved cups with bamboo and plum blossoms. 3”h. 4”w. Fitted case, 3.75”h. 11.5”w. 600 - 800

483 CHINESE SOAPSTONE CARVING OF SCHOLAR. China, 20th Century. Robed figure with staff and foo dog. 6”h. 150 - 250

479 ASIAN GILT BRONZE FIGURE OF GANESH. Possibly Tibet, late 19th-early 20th Century. Seated figure with engraved copper base plate on underside. 3.25”h. 250 - 350

484 ASIAN CARVED GOLD SCALE BOX. Late 19th Century. Oval hardwood box with staple hinge and relief carved lid and underside. Empty interior fitted for gold scales. Minor wear, hinge incomplete. 6”l. 100 - 200

480 TIBETAN SILVER MOUNTED CONCH SHELL HORN. Tibet, probably late 19th Century. Ceremonial shell overlaid with silver decorated with relief images of dragons and animals. Turquoise and coral cabochons. 8.25”l. 150 - 300 481 CHINESE LOCK AND KEY. China, 19th Century. Vining inlay. One end has wear. 3.5”l. 100 - 200 482 JAPANESE SATSUMA BOWL. Japan, Meiji period, late 19th-early 20th Century. Thousand Immortals design with dragons. A small applied figure peeks over the rim. Black mark on underside. Minor edge flakes. 2.75”h. 5.25” x 5.25”. 300 - 600

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485 BRONZE CAT. Late 19th Century. Wide eyed cat with applied patinated surface. 6”l. 150 - 250 486 FRAMED CHINESE DECORATED FAN. Late 19th-early 20th Century, gouache on paper. Relief and pierce carved ribs, heavily decorated scenes of people in various rooms. Some damage. Shadowbox frame, 16”h. 25”w. 100 - 150 487 CHINESE JADE DISK IN AN ARCHAIC HAND MIRROR FORM. 16th Century. Pale green with carved relief designs in concentric circles with petal edge. 3.75”d. 400 - 800

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491 CHINESE ARCHAIC FORM BRONZE HAND MIRROR. 16th Century. Cast relief designs in concentric circles. Worn on reverse with light scratches. 3.25”d. 150 - 250 492 ASIAN OPIUM PIPE. Possibly Tibet, late 19th Century. Horn stem with tooled brass and copper rope twist trim. Mouth piece is loose. 11.5”l. 75 - 150

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488 CHINESE JADE BELT BUCKLE. China, probably late 19th Century. Pale grey/green with carved dragons. Minor edge flakes. 5.5”l. 300 - 600 489 TWO CHINESE CARVED JADE PENDANTS. 20th Century. God of Longevity, 1.75”h. and spinning wheel, 2”h. 75 - 125

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490 CHINESE JADE DISK IN AN ARCHAIC HAND MIRROR FORM. 16th Century. Dark green with carved relief symbols in concentric circles. 3”d. 250 - 500

493 CHINESE EXPORT BATAVIA WARE HANDLELESS CUP. Late 18th Century. Blue koi decorated interior. Hairline, pinpoints. 2.25”h. 25 - 35

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494 494 JAPANESE MATCHLOCK MUSKET. Japan, Edo Period (1603-1868). Full stock, octagonal barrel with incised and gilt characters and dragon. Brass trigger, hammer and pan guard. Some wear, ramrod has end loss. 57”l. 700 - 900 495 ASIAN GILT BRONZE SEATED BUDDHA. Possibly Tibet, late 19th-early 20th Century. Detailed figure seated on a throne with engraved copper base plate on underside. 4”h. 200 - 350 496 CHINESE PORCELAIN TEAPOT. China, late 19th-early 20th Century. Hand decorated with the Eight Immortals in blue and white. Brass trim and handle. Underglaze Tao Yu Zhen Cang mark. 8.75”h. 300 - 600

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497 ASIAN PORCELAIN DRAGON PLATE. Asia, late 19th-early 20th Century. Hand decorated with blue dragon. White metal banded rim. Underglaze blue mark. 7.5”d. 75 - 125

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498 PAIR OF CHINESE PLATES. Late 19th-early 20th Century. Hand decorated with blue landscapes. One has white metal banded rim (crow’s foot). Both have underglaze Tao Yu Zhen Cang marks. 6.75”d. 100 - 300

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499 CHINESE PORCELAIN PLATE. Probably 19th Century. Hand decorated with blue trees. White metal rim. Underglaze blue mark. Hairline, inscribed character. 6.5”d. 75 - 125 500 CHINESE PORCELAIN LIDDED RICE BOWL. Probably late 19th-early 20th Century. Hand decorated with foo dogs in blue and white. White metal banded edges. Lid has interior flake. 8.5”h. 8.5”d. 100 - 300 501 FIVE PIECES OF CHINESE PORCELAIN. 20th Century. Blue and white hand decoration. Three pieces have text. Lidded jar (crow’s foot), 7.5”h., lidded rice bowl, 3.5”h. and demitasse cup. Together with two plates, larger has transfer of warriors. 6.5”d. All but one plate have faux 18th Qing marks. 100 - 300

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502 CHINESE PORCELAIN PLATE. Late 19th-early 20th Century. Blue transfer of horses and trees. Underglaze blue mark. 6.5”d. 50 - 75 503 ASIAN PORCELAIN PLATE. 19th Century. Blue floral urns. Underglaze blue mark. 6”d. 25 - 50 504 JAPANESE PORCELAIN PLATE. Late 19th-early 20th Century. Hand decorated with blue vining pattern. Underglaze blue mark. 5.5”d. 25 - 75 505 ASIAN PORCELAIN PLATE. 19th Century. Hand decorated with blue characters. White metal banded rim. Underglaze. Minor hairline and edge flakes. 6.75”d. 25 - 75 506 VIETNAMESE LIME POT. 19th Century. Hand decorated with blue and white landscape. Molded handle in the form of a betel vine. Some edge flakes, staining due to use. 5.5”h. 100 - 200

509 CHINESE PORCELAIN TEAPOT. 20th Century. Hand decorated blue and white figural scene. Pierced lid. Wear, some flakes, replaced wire handle. 5.25”h. 25 - 50 510 ASIAN BURL FROG SHAPED BOWL. Late 19th-early 20th Century. Squat figure with incised circles and relief facial features. 3.5”h. 6”l. 200 - 350 511 CHINESE CARVED HORN FIGURE. Early 20th Century. Standing figure with horn carved from a cow horn stained amber red. Some natural loss. 8”h. 75 - 100

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507 VIETNAMESE LIME POT. 19th Century. Hand decorated with blue and white landscape. Molded handle in the form of a betel vine. Edge loss and staining due to use. 5”h. 100 - 150 508 CHINESE RICE BOWL ON STAND. 20th Century. Hand decorated with blue landscapes. Lid and bowl have faux Kangxi marks. Separate base. 4”h. 50 - 100

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512 OHIO HIGH-STYLE COUNTRY CORNER CUPBOARD. Second quarter 19th Century, cherry with poplar secondary. In one piece with core molded cornice over a rope twisted band above a fluted band. Reeded stiles with tiger maple upper panels and two eight pane glass doors. Waist molding and base section with tiger maple panels, two raised panel doors, high cutout feet and boldly shaped apron. Old and possibly original alligatored finish, original glass with slight aquatint right side of core molding repaired and a section of the left side is missing. 92.75”h. 56”w. 24.5”d., and takes a 39’’ corner. Ex Marilyn Idle (Ohio). 2,500 - 4,000

514 AMERICAN FLOOR STANDING CANDLE HOLDER. Late 18th, early 19th centuries, wrought iron. Adjustable candle arm on a tripod base with curved legs and penny feet with heavy spherical weight. Stylized tulip counterweight. 53”h. 400 - 800 515 AMERICAN ALBANY FOUNDRY TULIP DOORSTOP. America, Ca. 1920, cast iron. Pot of tulips with original paint. Faint foundry marks on back. Minor wear. 8.25”h. 125 - 225

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517 516 AMERICAN CAST IRON ROOSTER DOOR STOP. America, early 20th Century. Rooster with floral base. Original paint. 13”h. 100 - 200 517 AMERICAN CAST IRON FROG DOOR STOP. First quarter 20th Century. Three musician frogs surround a painted seashore medallion. Original paint. May have had base at one time. 12”h. 10”w. 200 - 300 518 ENGLISH QUEEN ANNE BRASS CANDLESTICK. England, mid-18th Century. Petal base and socket rim. Base spins at seam in stem but interior push up stays in place. 8”h. 100 - 200

519 SEVEN AMERICAN STRAWBERRY PIN CUSHIONS. America, (possibly New England) late 19th Century. Velvet with painted and embroidered spots. Minor wear, average 2”. 350 - 700

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520 GERMAN DECORATED PANTRY BOX. Germany, late 19th-early 20th Century. Oval bentwood box with stapled seams and original paint of a stork and swaddled baby with text below. 2.75”h. 6.25”l. 250 - 500 521 AMERICAN RUSH LIGHT HOLDER. America, early 19th Century, wrought steel. Good form with tripod base and candle socket counterweight. Short split and repair at joint. 11”h. 300 - 600 522 TWO SCOTTISH REDWARE BANKS. Scotland, mid-19th Century. Spherical banks with mottled glaze. One has minor roughness at coin slot. 3.5”h. 200 - 400

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523 REDWARE BIRD BANK. Probably American, mid-19th Century. Bird perched on sphere with polychrome glaze. 4”h. 125 - 250 524 AMERICAN YELLOW POTTERY CAT BANK. America, second half 19th Century. Seated cat with brown and green glazed details. Minor edge wear, hairline. 4.75”h. 100 - 200 ameliajeffers.com/theknightauction | 83

525 HEPPLEWHITE STEP BACK CUPBOARD. American (Pennsylvania), Circa 1800. Walnut with pine secondary. In two pieces, top with molded cornice over a reeded band chamfered corners, reeded stiles, two nine pane overlapping doors, pie shelf and interior shelf with spoon racks. Base with diamond and line inlays under top, chamfered corners, paneled stiles, French feet, three overlapping dovetailed drawers over two overlapping single panel doors and original pulls. Possibly original finish, has some wear. 84”h. 66”w. 21”d. Ex Mary and Robert Merritt, ex Greg Kramer. 3,500 - 6,000

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526 HISTORICAL BLUE STAFFORDSHIRE WINDSOR PLATTER. England, first half 19th Century. River view of “Windsor Castle, Berkshire”. Impressed “Adams...” Small underside rim flake, wear to underside, faint knife scratches. 15” x 18.75”. 150 - 300 526

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528 HISTORICAL BLUE STAFFORDSHIRE LAFAYETTE PLATTER. England, ca. 1825-1830. Floral border, impressed “Clews Warranted...”. Transfer is indistinct. 13” x 17”. 200 - 400 529 FOUR ENGLISH HISTORICAL BLUE STAFFORDSHIRE PLATES. Second quarter 19th Century. Philadelphia views. “Watersworks...” with oak leaf border, 10”d., “The Dam and Waterworks...”, 10”d. and “Fair Mount...”, 10”d. Together with “Staughton’s Church...” from Ridgway’s Beauties of America.8.25”d. Some staining. 400 - 600 530 ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE EAGLE PITCHER. Ca. 1825. American eagle with shield and banner “E Pluribus Unum”. Probably unmarked Adams. 5.5”h. 200 - 400

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527 ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE EAGLE PITCHER. Ca. 1825. American eagle with shield and banner “E Pluribus Unum”. Probably unmarked Adams. 7.5”h. 300 - 600

531 TWO HISTORICAL BLUE STAFFORDSHIRE PITCHERS. England, 2nd quarter 19th Century. “Landing of Genl Lafayette...” Unmarked Clews. Stain and stapled handle repair. 7.25”h. And “Views of the Erie Canal”, probably unmarked Enoch Wood. Restoration. 9”h. Pitcher sold at Garth’s, February, 2005, lot 212. 300 - 600 532 TWO HISTORICAL BLUE STAFFORDSHIRE TEAPOTS. England, first half 19th Century. Naval battle “Commodore MacDonnough’s Victory”, unmarked Enoch Woods. Unclear transfer, repaired lid. 8.5”h. And floral Eagle on Urn pattern. Unmarked Clews. Edge wear and flakes, repaired finial. 8.5”h. 300 - 600

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533 HISTORICAL BLUE STAFFORDSHIRE NAVAL PLATE. England, 2nd quarter 19th Century. Naval battle “Commodore MacDonnough’s Victory” with shell border. Impressed “E. Wood & Son...” Staining. 10”d 100 - 150 534 HISTORICAL BLUE STAFFORDSHIRE ALBANY PLATE. England, second quarter 19th Century. View of the “City of Albany, State of New York” with shell border. Impressed “E. Wood & Sons...”. 10”d 100 - 200

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535 AMERICAN CARVED BUST OF AFRICAN AMERICAN MAN. America, late 19th-early 20th Century, pine. Young man in a collared shirt. Original paint. Some wear and edge loss, once held a cigarette or cigar in his mouth. 12”h. 500 - 900 535

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536 AMERICAN CARVED CIGAR BUNDLE TOBACCO JAR. America, late 19th Century. Poplar. Original brown and yellow paint. Some wear with over varnish. 6”h. 250 - 400 537 EUROPEAN FIGURAL TOBACCO JAR. Europe, late 19th Century. Fruit wood. Carved jar in the form of a bearded Arabian man. Kaffiyeh lift lid. Original paint. 5.75”h. 250 - 400 538 CARVED BLACKBIRD TOBACCO JAR. American or English, late 19th Century. Hardwood. Stout form with lift lid and original paint and glass eyes. 8”h. 300 - 500

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539 AMERICAN FIGURAL BROWN’S BITTERS BOTTLE. America. Amber glass bottle in the form of a cigar store maiden holding a shield “Brown’s Celebrated Indian Herb Bitters, Patented 1867”. Open blister. 12”h. Sold at Garth’s February, 2005, lot 540. 200 - 400

540 “OLD CHUMS” TOBACCO ADVERTISING SIGN. Ca. 1900, Charlesworth & Austin, London. Chromolithograph on paper of an African American man wearing a top hat advertising Old Chum’s special brands. Minor wear and some stains. Framed, 19.5”h. 14.5”w. 600 - 900

544 ENGLISH CARVED SAILOR PIPE BOWL. England, 19th Century. Sailor with hat and hair braid. Black stain. 3.5”h. 150 - 250

541 CARVED WOODEN DOG HEAD TOBACCO JAR. American or English, hardwood. Boxer or bulldog with glass eye and original paint with dark varnish. Top of head is hinged lid. Wear, some edge flakes and missing one eye. 7”h. 300 - 500 542 ENGLISH SLIDE LID BOX. England, mid 19th Century. Pine. Dovetailed box with old dark green paint. Assorted inked notations on the inside lid including “William J. Webster Licensed to sell by retail Wines, Spirits and Tobacco...Old Red Lion St. John Street Rd. Clerkenwell EC”. 5”h. 13”w. 8.5”d. 100 - 200

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543 TWO FIGURAL CARVED PIPE BOXES. American or European, 19th Century, mixed woods. Kneeling figure of a clergyman with lift lid to house a clay pipe bowl. Loss to feet. 4”h. And a standing man with removable head which is a pipe bowl. 5”h. 100 - 200

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545 AMERICAN CIGAR STORE INDIAN. Second half 19th Century, hardwood. Well carved figure of a man with tunic, sash and fringed leggings. He holds cigars and tobacco leaves. Good old paint has age with some flaking showing original colors underneath. Cork in head for adding water to prevent shrinkage. Attached to canted base. Wear, and age splits. 75”h. 22”w. 22”d. overall. Ex Olde Hope Antiques (PA). 25,000 - 40,000

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548 CHINESE ARCHAIC FORM BRONZE HAND MIRROR. Sixteenth Century. Cast relief designs in concentric circles. Polished on reverse. 4”d. 200 - 400 549 CHINESE ARCHAIC FORM BRONZE HAND MIRROR. 16th Century. Cast relief designs in concentric circles. Polished silver surface on reverse. 3.75”d. 150 - 350 550 TIBETAN SILVER DECORATED CONCH SHELL HORN. Probably late 19th Century. Ceremonial shell overlaid with silver decorated with relief images of Chinese dragons, phoenix and eight auspicious Buddhist symbols. 8.5”l. 200 - 300

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546 SCOTTISH ORKNEY ISLANDS WINGBACK CHAIR. Circa 1800, pine. Small with simple construction with woven straw back, lower drawer and original worn reddish brown paint. Age splits, loss, insect damage and wear. 14.5” seat ht. 41.5”h. 800 - 1,200 547 ENGLISH DECORATED SLIDE LID BOX. England, early 20th Century. Pine. Nailed case. One side is painted to look like a row of leather bound books. The back panel has partial penciled notation “Ch Ch Philippe Ch 15 Septembre, 1905”. 7.75”h. 15.5”w. 8.75”d. 250 - 450

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551 ASIAN BRONZE CRAB. First half 20th Century. 1.75”h. 7”w. 75 - 125 552 IRONSTONE PLATTER DECORATED BY CHIN YIN. Impressed “Greenwood Pottery, Trenton, NJ”, ca. 1890-1930. Hand decorated and signed in gold “D.W. Chin Yin Artist, 33 Mott St. NY”. Throne room scene with Chinese emperor and attendants. 10.25” x 14.5”. 100 - 300

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553 CHINESE EXPORT BOWL. Mid 19th Century. Exterior has continuous hand decorated landscape with multiple figures and gilt accents. Restored. 4.5”h. 10.25”d. 50 - 100 554 TWO SHIELDS, BOW AND QUIVER OF ARROWS. Late 19th Century. African leather shield with original pigment, 36”h. 26”w. And most likely Papua/New Guinea bow, 57.5”l. and leather quiver of bamboo arrows. Together with a decorative Australian aboriginal decorated wooden shield. 28”l. 100 - 200

555 ENGLISH BLUE WILLOW IRONSTONE PLATTER. Mid 19th Century. Immense platter with medium blue transfer. Some crazing and rim wear with a few small bruises. 21” x 29”. 200 - 400

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556 CARVED WOODEN SANTOS. Possibly Spanish, 19th Century. Large carving of St. Christopher holding the Christ Child. Original paint. Wear, age splits and some edge loss. 35.5”h. 400 - 800 557 ENGLISH LEEDSWARE PITCHER. England, early 19th Century. Softpaste hand decorated with Asian style scenery. Applied handle. Some edge wear, flakes and hairlines. 7.75”h. 200 - 400

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561 EUROPEAN DECORATED PANTRY BOX. Europe, 19th-early 20th Century. Oval bentwood box with stapled seams and original paint of courting couple. Some edge loss. 3.5”h. 7”l. 250 - 450 562 TWO ENGLISH CARVINGS OF COBBLER AND CLERGYMAN. England, late 19th Century, oak. Folksy figures by the same hand. Seated cobbler and standing clergyman in robe. Dark, alligatored stain has minor wear. Cobbler has two drilled holes in back. 9”h. 150 - 250

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558 PAIR OF ENGLISH GEORGIAN URN SHAPED KNIFE BOXES. Third quarter 18th Century, mahogany. Inlaid paneled urns on ogee footed bases. Pull up lids, fitted interiors. Good old, if not original, surface. 28”h. 11”d. 1,000 - 2,500 559 ENGLISH LEEDSWARE DISH WITH SHIP. England, early 19th Century. Four color sailing ship flying a Swedish flag. Some staining. 2.25”h. 13”l. 200 - 350 560 TWO SOFT PASTE SHEEP. English, late 18th Century. Recumbent sheep with hand coloring, primarily yellow and green. Possibly Whieldon. A few minor edge flakes. 5”, 6”l. 200 - 400 90 | The Collection of Bruce & Vivalyn Knight at the Garth’s Barn: January 5-6, 2024

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563 PAIR OF EUROPEAN LIGNUM VITAE BOCCE BALLS. Late 19th-early 20th Century. Turned with inlaid ends marked with one and two dots. One has faint stamped mark. Faint age splits. 4”d. Each with slate base, 3”h. 5.5” x 5.5”. 150 - 300 564 AMERICAN MINIATURE FABRIC PICTURE. Second half 19th Century. Woman pouring tea at a table. Made from various cut out fabric with silk embroidered details. Minor edge loss. Framed, 4.75” x 4.75”. 150 - 250 565 PORTRAIT OF A YOUNG BOY. Probably American, mid-19th Century, watercolor on paper. Full length portrait of a boy dressed in plaid and holding a stick and hoop. Curly maple veneer frame, 9.75”h. 7.5”w. 250 - 400

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566 AMERICAN COUNTRY EMPIRE DROP LEAF STAND. Second quarter 19th Century, tiger maple with poplar secondary. One board top and leaves, rounded corners on leaves, two dovetailed drawers with rounded fronts on each side. Turned drop finials and column, quatrefoil base with scrolledlegs. Pressed glass pulls are of the period if not original. Refinished with some wear and stains on top. 30.25”h. 28.75”w. 41.5”opened with 11” leaves. 600 - 1,200

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567 ENGLISH VICTORIAN CHALKWARE WALL PLAQUE OF BIRD. Fourth quarter 19th Century. Cast plaster frame and relief of long tailed bird under glass. Original paint, frame has black overpaint. 11.5”h. 9.5”w. 75 - 125

568 ENGLISH VICTORIAN CHALKWARE WALL PLAQUE OF BIRD. Fourth quarter 19th Century. Cast plaster frame and relief of parrot under glass. Original paint, frame has black overpaint. Minor wear. 7.25”h. 6”w. 40 - 60 569 ENGLISH VICTORIAN CHALKWARE WALL PLAQUE OF CHERUB. Fourth quarter 19th Century. Cast plaster frame and relief of cherub under glass. Original paint. Some wear. 7”h. 6”w. 25 - 75 570 ENGLISH VICTORIAN CHALKWARE WALL PLAQUE OF BIRD. Fourth quarter 19th Century. Cast plaster frame and relief of crested bird under glass. Original paint, frame has black overpaint. 7”h. 6”w. 25 - 75 ameliajeffers.com/theknightauction | 91

571 TALL CASE CLOCK BY ISAAC GROTZ (1777-1835). American (Easton, Pennsylvania), first half 19th Century. Tiger maple with poplar secondary. Bonnet with broken arch pediment, inlaid rosettes, turned finials, freestanding pilasters and arched door. Case cove moldings, quarter round fluted columns, door with carved shell crest, paneled base and ogee feet. Painted steel face with moon dial and lettered “Isaac Grotz, Easton”. Brass works, weights and pendulum. Refinished, minor repairs to case and some repaint to face. 103”h. 20.75”w. 10.5”d. Ex Babe Cain (Ohio), ex Don and Jean Stuck (Ohio). Sold at Garth’s July 10, 1999. Lot 81. 3,000 - 5,500

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572 THREE AMERICAN WOODEN SCOOPS. Second 19th Century, mixed woods including maple. Hooked handles. Largest has some edge loss. 11”l. 9”w. 150 - 250 573 ENGLISH CHESTNUT ROASTER. Nineteenth Century. Wrought iron handle with brass urn finial and brass pan, pierced with central heart. Dents and old black paint, 30”l. 300 - 500 574 TWO FORKS WITH HEARTS. Probably American, 19th Century. Wrought iron and steel with central hearts. 20”, 28”l. 200 - 400 575 AMERICAN INLAID HEART SHAPED TRIVET. American, mid-19th Century, wrought iron. Brass and copper inlay. 7.5”l. 200 - 400

577 EUROPEAN BRIDE’S BOX. Europe, 19th Century. Bentwood oval box with laced seams. Well done decoration in bright original paint. Tulips with a huntress and deer on the lid. Minor wear. 7”h. 18”l. 400 - 800

582 AMERICAN SINK BOX DUCK DECOY. America, first half 20th Century. Cast iron. Original black paint, 13”l. 100 - 300

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578 ENGLISH HORN BOOT SHAPED STIRRUP CUP. England, second half 19th Century. Age splits. 4.5”h. 100 - 200

583 AMERICAN SEWERTILE OWL. America, (Probably Ohio) first half 20th Century. Molded horned owl. 10”h. 150 - 250

579 AMERICAN DECORATED SKIMMER. Mid 19th Century. Brass bowl, wrought iron handle with incised tulips. Rust. 26”l. 250 - 450

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576 TWO AMERICAN HEART SHAPED TRIVETS. Mid 19th Century. One sad iron trivet with horseshoe center, and plain, 6”l. 100 - 200

580 AMERICAN INLAID FORK. Wrought steel fork, inlaid in brass “M.S.H.* 1854”. 17.25”l. 250 - 450 581 ENGLISH POSNET POT SIGNED “WAKLEY”. Late 18th Century, bronze or bell metal. Spider legs, handle has cast name “Wakley B.W. III”. 6”h. 15”l. 300 - 600

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584 CARVED STONE MONKEY HEAD. American or European, late 19th-early 20th Century. Face carved from slightly porous stone. 4”h. 75 - 100

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585 NEW ENGLAND QUEEN ANNE HIGH CHEST. Mid 18th Century, tiger maple with pine secondary. Top with molded cornice and two over four dovetailed overlapping drawers. Base with two over three dovetailed overlapping drawers, center of three with shell carved front, shaped front apron and cabriole legs with pad feet. Old if not original surface, shrinkage, age splits on ends, replaced brasses and missing drop finials on base. 70.5”h. 40.5”w. 22.25”d. Includes 1989 appraisal by Leigh Keno. Ex Don Jansen (Ohio). 20,000 - 35,000

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586 ZANESEVILLE SWIRL RIB BLOWN GLASS BOTTLE. America, (Ohio) ca. 1820s. Twenty four tightly swirled ribs with applied lip. Light golden amber. Small pieces of frit and faint surface scratches. 9”h. 2,000 - 4,000 587 ZANESEVILLE SWIRL RIB BLOWN GLASS BOTTLE. America, (Ohio) ca. 1820s. Twenty four tightly swirled ribs with applied lip. Light golden amber. Some residue, light surface wear, interior bubble. 7.25”h. 900 - 1,200 588 ZANESEVILLE SWIRL RIB BLOWN GLASS BOTTLE. America, (Ohio) ca. 1820s. Twenty four tightly swirled ribs with applied lip. Amber. Some residue, pinpoint flake and small piece of frit. 7.25”h. Ex Alberta Rodgers Patterson, sold at Garth’s, lot 123. 800 - 1,200

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589 SCOTTISH AMBER BLOWN GLASS WRYTHEN BOTTLE . Nineteenth century Scotland, 19th Century. Golden amber with well defined ribs, swirled on neck. Applied lip. Some small interior bubbles, minor frit. 11.5”h. 200 - 400 590 AMERICAN BLOWN GLASS AMETHYST MILK PAN. Mid 19th Century. Folded rim and spout. 3.75”h. 9.5”d. 100 - 300

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591 AMERICAN BLOWN GLASS AMBER BOWL. Mid 19th Century. Folded rim. 3.5”h. 12.25”d. 100 - 200 592 AMERICAN BLOWN GLASS OLIVE BOWL. American, mid 19th Century. Folded rim. Surface wear. 2.75”h. 9.75”d. 100 - 150

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593 “THE HISTORY OF KENTUCKY” BY LEWIS COLLINS (1797-1870). Two volumes. Published 1924, updated version of Lewis Collins’ 1847 history of Kentucky’s 116 counties. Some wear to hard cover. 100 - 200 594 “THE INDIAN RACES...” BY CHARLES BROWNELL (1822-1909). Published 1855. “The Indian Races of North and South America”. Rebound hardcover. An account of aboriginal races. Some paper toning and bent over pages. 100 - 300 595 “THE OHIO RIVER, A COURSE OF EMPIRE” BY ARCHER HULBERT (1873-1933). Published 1906 by Knickerbocker Press. First edition, hard cover. History of Ohio River and environs. Minor cover wear. 50 - 100

598 “WESTERN ANTIQUITIES” BY CALEB ATWATER (1778-1867). Published 1833 by the author. Hardcover, leather bound. Account of Native American earthworks in the Ohio Valley with fold out maps. A little cover wear and first three pages front and back have damage from probable ink stains. 100 - 200 599 “THE REDMAN IN THE UNITED STATES” BY GUSTAVUS LINDQUIST (1897-1955). Published 1923 by George H. Doran. First edition, hardcover. A social, economic and religious study of Native American life. Some wear to cover and interior separation at inside covers. 25 - 50

600 NEW ENGLAND QUEEN ANNE HIGH CHEST. Second quarter 18th Century, cherry with pine secondary. In two pieces. Top with dovetailed case, molded cornice, nine overlapping dovetailed drawer and center top with shell carving. Base with waist molding, one over three overlapping dovetailed drawers, center of three with shell carving, shaped apron and cabriole legs with pad feet. Possibly original finish and brasses, wear, edge damage, front right pad foot damage and missing chop finials. 71.5”h. 37.75”w. 20.5”d. 2,500 - 4,500

596 TWO VOLUMES OF CINCINNATI HISTORY. “Cincinnati, 1841” by Charles Cist. Hard cover, printed and published by the author. Early annals and future prospects for the city of Cincinnati. Back section is advertisements for Cincinnati merchants and professionals. Some cover wear. And”Illustrated Cincinnati 1875” by DJ Kenny. Hard cover with gold and black tooling. An economic, social and religious account of Cincinnati life. Some cover wear. 100 - 200 597 “AMERICAN PIONEER, VOLUME 1”. Published 1842 by John S. Williams. Monthly Periodical Devoted to the Objects of the Logan Historical Society. Early territorial, statehood, social and economic history in the Ohio Valley. Cover wear, foxing and some torn pages. 100 - 300

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601 AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVING OF A WOMAN. America, second half 19th Century. Carved wood with original paint and movable arms. Woman dressed in long dress and bonnet. Edge wear and chip. 7.5”h. 400 - 600

604 AMERICAN ONE DRAWER TAVERN TABLE. Circa 1800, pine. Top with breadboard ends, dovetailed drawer, apron and box stretchers with beaded edges, turned legs and pegged construction. Original red paint has been varnished. Age splits on top, added nail reinforcement and surfacewear. 25.25”h. 37.5”w. 23.5”d. 300 - 600

606 TWO ENGLISH TEA TINS. Circa 1900. Lidded canisters. One made into a lamp with Asian chromolithograph scenes. A little wear. 29.5”h. One with hand painted characters and design in black and gold. Partial paper label. Minor wear and dents. 16.25”h. 100 - 200

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602 AMERICAN FOLK ART BUST OF WOMAN. America, first half 19th Century, hardwood. Carved woman wearing a bonnet, thought to be a portrait of a woman named Jane Adams from Massachusetts. Original paint. Wear, age split. 10”h. 200 - 400

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605 AMERICAN FAN BACK WINDSOR ARM CHAIR. Circa 1800, oak, pine and maple. Crest with lobed ends, spindle back, oval seat , boldly turned stiles, legs and “H” stretcher. Old worn reddish brown paint has been varnished. Left arm rest has missing piece, patch on seat and legs have lostsome height. 14.25” seat ht. 40.25”h. 100 - 300

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607 AMERICAN CHILD’S BARREL BACK CHAIR. Mid 19th Century, sycamore. Hewn from a log, nicely shaped back with heart cut out and worn original reddish brown paint. Age splits, wear and shrinkage. 15” seat ht. 28.75”h. 200 - 800

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603 AMERICAN CHALKWARE BUST OF A CHILD. America, second half 19th Century. Rosy cheeked child dressed in red. Original paint. Some wear and stain. 12”h. 300 - 600

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609 BONNET CHEST. American (Ohio), 2nd quarter 19th Century. Probably Matthew Patton, Montgomery County, tiger maple with poplar secondary. Transitional Sheraton to Empire. Unusual drawer arrangement with nine dovetailed drawers with applied beaded edges, paneled ends and slender turned half pilasters and legs. Possibly original finish, some wear, age split on top and replaced pulls. 53”h. 43”w. 22.25”d. 1,500 - 2,500

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608 CHILD’S SIZE SHERATON BONNET CHEST. American (Ohio), 2nd quarter 19th Century, cherry. Probably Matthew Patton, Montgomery County, figured cherry with poplar secondary. Paneled ends, inverted beehive turned legs, two bonnet drawer with two small center drawers over two drawers. All six drawers are dovetailed with applied beaded edges. Refinished and blown glass knobs have some chips, one is replaced and some edge loss to beading. 27.25”h. 27.5”w. 12.25”d. Stamped “J.C. Athey, Jan 22. 29” as well as “1802” with partial penciled notation “Came (from?) J. Mathey (?) Possession Jan. 8th 1897 bequested by (?) Hardman”. Late note states it belonged to Enon, Ohio Civil War veteran Peter N. Hardman. Pictured in “Ohio Furniture Makers” vol. 1 by Jane Sikes Hageman, pg. 59. 1,500 - 2,500

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613 ENGLISH TREENWARE CANISTER. England, 19th Century, oak burl. Turned lidded container with ebonized rings. Possibly for tobacco. Minor age splits. 8”h. 7.5”d. 300 - 500

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614 WHALER’S ENGRAVED HORN WHETSTONE HOLDER. America (Massacushets) . Engraved with whaler’s harpoons and tools, two sperm whales, compass directions, garland and “M. Pyne of New Bedford, 1848 AD”. Wrought iron belt hook. Some edge loss. 9.25”l. 800 - 1,200

610 ENGLISH POWDER HORN. England, ca. 1840s. Engraved ships flying the English flag, buildings, hunter, flowers and the steam locomotive “Lion” built in 1837 and retired in 1874. Red inked details. Brass caps. Varnished, one cap is loose. 10.5”l. 1,000 - 2,000

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615 AMERICAN CARVED POWDER HORN. America. Relief carved horn with an eagle above military cannon and other weapons, stars, pistols and “L.B.S. AD 1881”. Wood end cap has tacks forming a star. 9.5”l. 250 - 500 611

611 ENGLISH/IRISH CARVED HORN. England, first half 19th Century. Powder horn shape but without removable carved peg. Heavily engraved with ships, Britannia, an Irish Hibernia harp, castle “Our Home” and deer hunt “All but won the desperate game”. Minor edge flake. 5.25”l. 300 - 600 612 AMERICAN TREENWARE BURL CUP. Nineteenth Century. Turned with incised lines. Old refinishing. 3.75”h. 100 - 200

616 HORN HANDLE IN FORM OF NATIVE AMERICAN. America, 19th Century. Double sided carved and engraved figure of a Native American woman with headdress. Most likely for a comb, part of which remains at swivel point. Edge loss. 6”h. 100 - 200 617 EUROPEAN POWDER HORN WITH WHISTLE. 19th Century. Flattened horn with wooden end cap that doubles as a whistle and is carved with a dog. Splits and end loss. 7.25”l. 150 - 250

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618 PRIZE BULL BY RICHARD WHITFORD (18211890). England, 1854-1887. Oil on canvas, signed, dated 1872 and titled “Lord of the Harem”. White bull in pasture. Some restoration including rebacking on canvas. 25”h. 30”w., framed, 29”h. 34”w. Sold at Brightwells, June, 2003, lot 1066. 1,500 - 3,000

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619 FARM YARD BY JAMES BARNSLEY (1861-1929) AND SILAS JEROME UHL (1842-1916). Silas Jerome Uhl (Ohio, 1842-1916), James MacDonald Barnsley (Canada, 1861-1929). Oil on canvas, signed and dated “Paris, 1884” lower right. Draft horses in a cottage yard. 24”h. 33.5”w., framed, 34”h. 43.5”w. 2,000 - 4,000 620 PRIZE BULL ATTRIBUTED TO RICHARD WHITFORD (c. 1821-1890). England, 1854-1887. Oil on canvas, unsigned. Bull near a lake with a sail boat in the background. Patched repairs. 20.5”h. 23.75”w., framed, 24.75”h. 28.75”w. Sold at Brightwells, June 2003, lot 1062. 1,000 - 1,500

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621 REDWARE COW BANK. American or European, 2nd half 19th Century. Standing figure with three tone glaze including green. Tooled collar and facial features. Small edge chips. 5.5”h. 7.75”l. 200 - 350 622 OHIO COUNTRY SHERATON STAND. Second quarter 19th Century, tiger maple with poplar secondary. Overlapping dovetailed drawer with Rockingham knob and nicely turned legs. Refinished with water stain on top. 29”h. 20”w. 17.25”d. 200 - 350 623 DAVID T. SMITH QUEEN ANNE STYLE TAVERN TABLE. Second half 20th Century, maple. Round top, base with splayed turned legs with pad feet, pegged construction and distressed red finish. Some surface wear and labeled under top. 29”h. 35.5”dia. 250 - 500

624 PRIZE HEREFORD COW BY JEAN HENRY QUINTIN. England, mid 19th Century. Oil on canvas, signed, dated “Dec. 15th 1869” and titled “Venus 6 yrs. old, Bred and Fed by Mr. J. Turner of Noke”. Folksy image of Hereford cow in a barn. Restoration including over varnish and rebacking on canvas. Slight scratch top left. 25”h. 30.25”w., framed, 31.25”h. 36.25”w. Sold at Brightwells, August, 2000, lot 1020. Included with lot is a print out of information on the Noke, Pembridge, Herefordshire estate noted on this painting. Original frame included. 4,000 - 8,000

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625 COUNTRY STEP BACK CUPBOARD. American, second quarter 19th Century, tiger maple with poplar secondary. In two pieces, top with molded cornice, two overlapping nine pane doors, top panes with arched top, interior shelf with spoon racks and pie shelf. Base with three overlapping drawers over two single panel overlapping doors with center stile and dovetailed bracket feet. Pegged and square nail construction. Refinished with replaced brasses. 81”w. 53”w. 20.5”d. 1,000 - 3,000 626 ZANESEVILLE SWIRL RIB BLOWN GLASS BOTTLE. America, (Ohio) ca. 1820s. Twenty four tightly swirled ribs with applied lip. Amber. Minor wear and small piece of frit. 7.25”h. Ex Alberta Rodgers Patterson, sold at Garth’s, lot 125. 800 - 1,200 627 ZANESEVILLE SWIRL RIB BLOWN GLASS BOTTLE. America, (Ohio) ca. 1820s. Twenty four tightly swirled ribs with applied lip. Golden amber. Minor residue, light wear on ribs and a couple of small scratches and pinpoint flakes. 8”h. 800 - 1,200 628 ZANESEVILLE SWIRL RIB BLOWN GLASS BOTTLE. America, (Ohio) ca. 1820s. Twenty four tightly swirled ribs with applied lip. Light amber. Interior bubbles. 7.75”h. 800 - 1,200

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629 BURL BOWL. American, 19th Century. Large bowl with turned rim. Good figure and patina. Age splits, some wear. 5.25”h. 17.25”d. 600 - 900

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632 BUTTER PRINT. American, 19th Century. Curly maple with chip carved scrolls. 4”d. 150 - 250

634 FOUR AMERICAN BUTTER PRINTS. Nineteenth Century. Deer, duck, swan and strawberry. Average 2.75”d. 75 - 150

633 BUTTER PRINT. American, 19th Century. Double print with vining clover and “MG”. 5”d. 100 - 200

635 FIVE AMERICAN BUTTER PRINTS. Nineteenth Century. Flowers, strawberries, bird and swan. Some edge loss, age splits. Average 5”d. 200 - 400

636 GROUP OF BUTTER PRINTS. American and English, 19th Century. Includes several with names “Springwood Park”, “Thickets Dairy” and “Anglesey Abbey” as well as “Been to Market”, lion, crown, Prince of Wales feathers and a griffon. 1.5” to 4.25”d. 200 - 400

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637 CIGAR STORE INDIAN ATTRIBUTED TO SAMUEL ROBB. American, 1851-1928. Figure of a woman in a dress, holding cigars, tobacco leaves and signature rose. Old paint has age with age with flakes showing original colors underneath. Cork in head for adding water to prevent shrinkage. Attached to canted base. Wear, and age splits. 80”h. 26”w. 22”d. Ex Jane Murphy (OH). 20,000 - 35,000

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638 AMERICAN TRAMP ART HANGING CORNER CUPBOARD. Circa 1900, pine. Single door with nine panes of glass and the whole decorated with chevrons, stars, squares and diamond points carved and and applied to case. Light blue painted interior. Some edge roughness. 39.5”h. 29”w. 18”d. and takes a 20.5” corner. 1,000 - 2,500 639 AMERICAN BARNYARD NEEDLEWORK. First half 20th Century, yarn. Farmstead with buildings and animals. Framed, 16”h. 24”w. 300 - 600 640 PAIR OF FRAKTUR. Probably Scandinavian, dated 1876, watercolor and pen and ink on paper. Similar decoration with roses and initials “LPSIJD”. Differing text. Toning and lines. Matching reverse glass painted frames, 14.25”h. 17.25”w. 400 - 800

644 AMERICAN CAST IRON FIGURAL PAPERWEIGHT. First half 20th Century. Kissing couple with original paint. Minor wear, varnished surface, 3.25”h. 100 - 200 645 TWO AMERICAN ROUND BURL BOXES. Nineteenth Century. Refinished. 1.5”h. 5”d. and 2”h. 4”d. 100 - 200

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641 PAIR OF TREENWARE FOOTED JARS. American or English, mid 19th Century. Possibly for saffon or other spices. Original black painted stripes. Missing finials. 5.75”h. 100 - 150 642 SMALL CARVED SLIDE LID BOX. American or European, pine. Dovetailed and pegged. Scratch carved with grid “PIS”, dog and figures, “Anno 1774” and “Holt Te”. Original black paint. Some wear. 2”h. 2.25”w. 2”d. 300 - 600

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643 AMERICAN CAST IRON ST. BERNARD DOORSTOP. Late 19th-early 20th Century. Original paint with cast “St. Bernard” on collar. 8.25”h. 11”l. 100 - 200

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646 OHIO SHERATON STAND. Second quarter 19th Century, tiger maple and pine. Top has a raised half round square, paneled ends, three over two over one dovetailed drawers with applied beaded edges and original turned knobs and nicely turned legs. Old and possibly originalalligatored finish. Some wear and edge loss. 32”h. 19.75”w. 19.5”d. Sold at Garth’s, January, 1997, lot 26. 2,500 - 3,500

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647 OHIO SHERATON SWING LEG DROP LEAF TABLE. Second Quarter 19th Century, tiger maple and cherry. One board top and leaves with turned legs having acorn bases. Refinished with some wear and sun fading. 29.5”h. 51.5”w., and opens to 49.5” I. with 16” leaves. 300 - 600

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648 AMERICAN FAMILY SILHOUETTE. Mid 19th Century. Full length ink and gouache silhouettes of three children, two girls with their hair in ringlets and a boy with a horse pull toy. Toning, minor paper loss and specks. Framed, 16”h. 19”w. 500 - 900

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653 AMERICAN HANGING WALL BOX. America, mid-19th Century, pine. Pegged construction. Dovetailed with beaded edge, open top shelf and two compartments with arched slide lids. Old refinishing. 18’h. 10”w. 4”d. 300 - 600

649 BOSTON SAMPLER. Silk on linen. Alphabets and verse over house in shades of green, brown and gold. “Harriot LUnn, Boston, Blue Coat School, 8: August 1832”. Some staining from brown stitching. Framed, 16.25”h. 16.5”w. 300 - 600 650 AMERICAN PINPRICK VALENTINE. Signed “J. Sleep, 1855”. Cut out and pinprick valentine with bright polychrome watercolor painted hearts, birds and flowers. Pen and ink English text in four numbered verses. Some loss and staining with creases. Framed, 18”h. 18”w. 300 - 500 651 CHRISTMAS TREE STAND AND FENCE. Probably Germany, late 19th-early 20th Century. Cast iron and tin revolving tree stand (non-working) on a wooden base. Original silver paint. 13”h. 10”d. And a two piece hinged wooden picket fence with gates. Original red and greenstain. One has some loss. Each section 5”h. 36”l. 200 - 300 651

654 ENGLISH MANOR HOUSE MINIATURE ROOM. England, first half 19th Century. Doll size Georgian style room. Facade with glass windows swings open to reveal parlor with fireplace. Original paint includes sanded faux brick exterior, mullioned windows, salmon and ivory interior paint and fauxpainted tile floor. Tin fireplace surround and Victorian scraps on walls. Pediment has painted armorial rampant lions. Wear. 13.75”h. 10”w. 7.5”d. 300 - 600 655 ENGLISH CARVED ROOSTER HEAD INKWELL. England, late 19th Century. Fruitwood. Original paint and glass eyes. Lift lid, interior glass inkwell. Minor wear. 5.25”h. 150 - 250 656 NEW ENGLAND TREENWARE LIDDED CONTAINER. America, (New England) second half 19th Century. Birch. Turned wooden footed jar with acorn finial and rings. 8.25”h. 300 - 500

652 AMERICAN CARVED HANGING RACK. Mid 19th Century, pine. Cut out silhouettes of heart and birds with wrought iron hooks. Old red paint. Some edge loss, repair, and split at one side of heart (board bends at this point). 8”h. 53”l. Please note, this is unable to be shipped. 800 - 1,200

657 OHIO PEASEWARE CONTAINER. America, (Ohio) late 19th Century. Footed treenware container with urn finial on lid. Worn original surface, age split. 6.5”h. 5”d. 400 - 800

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658 HISTORICAL BLUE STAFFORDSHIRE STATES CUP PLATE. England, ca. 1815-1835. “America and Independence” with central building, states border and scalloped rim. Impressed “Clews Warranted...” 4.5”d. 100 - 200 659 ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE CUP AND SAUCER. Second quarter 19th Century. Handleless cup and saucer with urn of flowers transfer. Impressed “Clews Warranted...”. Saucer has hairline. 25 - 45 660 FOUR ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE CUPS AND SAUCERS. Second quarter 19th Century. Handleless cups and saucers with butterfly transfers. Stains, one kiln flake on saucer. 100 - 300

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661 AMERICAN CHIPPENDALE DESK. Late 18th Century, tiger maple with poplar secondary. Dovetailed case, solid ends, ogee bracket feet, four overlapping dovetailed drawers and fitted interior with dovetailed drawers, file drawers and center prospect. Refinished, pieced repairs, reset hinges and replied brasses. 43”h. 39”w. 20.75”d. 31” writing ht. 1,500 - 3,000 662 ENGLISH SACK BACK WINDSOR ARMCHAIR. Circa 1800, Yew. Spindle back, simple turned legs, “H” stretcher and heavy layered paint. Wear and a little loose. 15.5” seat ht. 37.5”h. 300 - 500 663 PAIR OF ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE POODLES. England, second half 19th Century. Facing white poodles with sanded coats, free standing front legs and fruit baskets in their mouths. One has glued seam in basket and well done restoration to body. 7”h. 250 - 450

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664 PAIR OF ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE ROOSTERS. England, second half 19th Century. Original paint with worn gilding. Restoration to both, one more than the other. 12”h. 250 - 450

665 AMERICAN FEDERAL TEA CADDY. America, first quarter 19th Century, mixed woods including birch, pine and curly maple and plum mahogany veneer. Sarcophagus form with squat ball feet, inlaid trim and shield escutcheon. Two interior compartments. Minor veneer splits, loss toescutcheon. 6.25”h. 10.25”w. 5.75”d. 250 - 450 666 PORTRAIT OF CHARLES MOTT COOPER AS A CHILD. English. Watercolor on paper. Full length portrait of Charles dressed in red with a whip and horse pull toy. Pen and ink paper label on back “Charles Mott Cooper, 18491888, at the age of about 2 1/2 yrs. Maternal Grandfather of Louis Ma_lodYeardey”. Oak frame, 9.75”h. 8.5”w. 300 - 600

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667 CINCINNATI OSCAR ONKEN CANE DISPLAY CASE. Circa 1900, oak. Curved glass lid with stick and ball fretwork interior. Original finish and decal label. 48.25”h. 28”w. 18.25”w. 800 - 1,600 668 CINCINNATI OSCAR ONKEN CANE DISPLAY CASE. Circa 1900, oak. Curved glass lid with stick and ball fretwork interior. Original finish and decal label. 48”h. 24”w. 18.25”d. 600 - 1,200

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669 TALL CASE CLOCK BY LUMAN WATSON. American (Cincinnati, Ohio), first quarter 19th Century. Walnut with poplar secondary. Bonnet with broken arch pediment and brass eagle finial, free standing chamfered corners, pilasters and arched door. Case with door with shaped crest and high cut out feet. Painted and decorated wooden face lettered “L. Watson, Cincinnati”. Wooden works, tin weights and pendulum. Old dark finish, age splits and repair to scrolls on pediment. 100”h. 18.25”w. 11.25”d. 600 - 900

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672 ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE COW CREAMER. Mid 19th Century. Cow and milk maid. With lid. Minor wear. 6”h. 7.5”l. 100 - 200 673 GERMAN LARGE PLATFORM ROCKING HORSE. Circa 1900. Laminated wood horse, black and white paint, horsehair mane, leather and painted oil cloth harness and saddle on a brown painted frame with turned columns. Some wear and paint loss but overall good condition. 54.5”h. 23.5”w.72”I. 400 - 800 671

670 ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE CAT. England, second half 19th Century. Cat seated on a pillow with original black and yellow spots. Minor crazing and area of glaze loss (firing imperfection). 7.25”h. 100 - 200

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671 ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE BEAR JUG. Mid 19th Century. Seated bear holding a growling dog. Worn original coloring. Marked “J. Morris, Stoke” on underside. Dog has repaired leg. 12.5”h. 400 - 800 ameliajeffers.com/theknightauction | 109

676 SHAKER PAINTED BOX. America, second half 19th Century. Oval bentwood box with gothic fingers and copper tacks. Original slate grey paint with dark patina. Wear, and some paint loss on lid. 5”h. 12”l. 300 - 500

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674 AMERICAN CHILD’S SIZE TRANSITIONAL TALL CHEST. Second quarter 19th Century, cherry with pine secondary. Sheraton to Empire. Top with applied reeded edge, paneled ends, five dovetailed drawers with applied beaded edges, turned half pilasters and legs. Refinished and replaced pulls. 39.5”h.26”w. 14”d. Sold at Garth’s. 2,000 - 3,500

677 CARVED WOOD MILLINER’S HEAD. Probably European, mid-19th Century, oak. Woman’shead with simply carved facial features. Original paint. Age splits, wear, worm holes. 13”h. 500 - 800

678 CARVED WOOD MILLINER’S HEAD. Probably European, late 19th-early 20th Century, oak. Man’s head with carved, stylized facial features and distressed overpaint. Details include designs on green jacket. Some wear. 11”h. 500 - 800

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675 AMERICAN HEPPLEWHITE MANTEL CLOCK. Late 18th Century, birch. Arched crest and door, base with straight legs and shaped apron, tin painted face with paper dial. Note inside “Made by Ezekial Merriman of Bristol Connecticut in 1790.” Refinished and works and face are replacements.30”h. 12.5”w. 9”d. 1,000 - 2,000

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679 ORNATE STEEL PINCUSHION CLAMP. American or European. Polished steel clamp with threaded thumb screw has a brass “A” and is inscribed “Barbara Wanicek 1856”. Worn velvet pincushion. 10”h. 250 - 450 680 GRANITE PINCUSHION. American or European, late 19th Century. Octagonal granite base with recovered felt pincushion. 3.5”h. 5.25”l. 75 - 125 681 TWO SUGAR SHOVELS AND MINIATURE SHEARS. American or English, 19th Century. Steel shovels, 6.75”, 7.75”l. And a pair of miniature garden shears with wooden handle. 8”l. 150 - 300

682 BRASS FIREPLACE HOOK OR CRANE. Probably American, 19th Century. Small with swinging, lockable hook on star shaped back plate. Bird finial. 9.5”l. 200 - 400

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683 TWO AMERICAN FOOD OR HERB CHOPPERS. American, 19th Century. Curved blades with scroll and scalloped detail. One has elaborate wooden handle, 11”h., the other has a blade stamped “HI”. 5.5”h. 150 - 300

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684 AMERICAN MINIATURE EMBER TONGS. 19th Century. Wrought steel with ball finial. 8”l. 100 - 200 685 BRASS TEAPOT. American or English, late 19th Century. Open rack bottom with center opening. Removable lid ring. Swing handle. 9.5”h. 25 - 75 686 COUNTER TOP SPICE CABINET. English, mid 19th Century. Pine. Dovetailed case, bun feet, molded edges and six dovetailed drawers with painted labels. Original tan and black paint. Old printed “__ Depository, Bournemouth” tag. Wear with some edge loss. 12”h. 12.75”w. 8.25”d. 600 - 900

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687 CARVED FOLK ART STAG. American or English, early 20th Century. Pine. Standing with leather ears and dark green/brown paint with gold antlers over layers of paint and gesso. Tin patch, wear and loss. 32.5”h. 28”l. 250 - 450

688 EUROPEAN METAL STAG. Probably Germany, late 19th-early 20th Century. Standing white metal stag with original paint. Wear on antlers. 9”h. 10”l. 25 - 125 688 ameliajeffers.com/theknightauction | 111

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690 AMERICAN STORE COUNTER CIGAR STORE INDIAN. America, late 19th Century. Pine. Standing figure with thick polychrome paint and some overpaint. Varnished surface. Minor flakes, holes in hand and mouth for missing objects, partial stick on base. 21”h. 1,500 - 2,500

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691 PAIR OF ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE GAMEBIRDS. Endland, mid-19th Century. Possibly pheasants with colorful hand decoration and coleslaw details. Some minor glaze flaking. 10”h. 200 - 400

698 FIVE BUTTER PRINTS. American, 19th Century. Pineapple, cow, quail “AT”, chicken and bird. Some age splits. 3.75” to 4.5”d. 200 - 400

692 EUROPEAN DECORATED DOMETOP BOX. Europe, second half 19th Century. Pine. Pegged construction with wire staple hinges (one incomplete). Old painted floral designs with hearts on pale yellow ground. Traces of blue show in areas under yellow. Age splits, some edge loss. 6.5”h. 10”w 6”d. 300 - 600

699 AMERICAN CIGAR SHAPED BOX. Late 19th Century, walnut. Box with separate lid in the form of a bundle of cigars. 2”h. 5”l. 100 - 300

693 AMERICAN PAINTED TIN TEA CADDY. Mid 19th Century. Octagonal caddy with painted flowers and birds on blue ground. Flaking. 4.5”h. 3.5”w. 150 - 250 694 AMERICAN TREENWARE LIDDED JAR. America, second half 19th Century. Turned footed jar with tall finial on lid. Worn white paint appears to be over partial mustard yellow paint. 6.75”h. 300 - 500 695 EUROPEAN CARVED HUNTSMAN FIGURE. Mid 19th Century, pine. Full figure of a man in green coat with a rifle slung over his back. Wear, yellowed varnish and some loss. 16”h. 200 - 400 696 BRASS AND BURL MAKE DO CANDLESTICK. America, 18th-19th Century. Brass or bell metal candlestick with make-do turned burl base secured with solder. 4.5”h. 200 - 400 697 TWO BUTTER PRINTS. American, 19th Century. Chip carved designs, one initialed “SW”. 4.5”, 5”d. 100 - 300

700 CARVED WOODEN FOLK ART LADLE. Probably American, 19th Century. Wavy handle with relief of a man in colonial dress, smoking a pipe at a tavern table. Minor edge loss. 10.5”l. 200 - 400

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701 AMERICAN DIMINUTIVE TRAMMEL. American, first half 19th Century. Delicate steel trammel with scrolls and brass details, and heart and bone finial. 20”l. 300 - 800 702 AMERICAN PAINTED TREENWARE JAR. America, second half 19th Century. Small footed jar with nicely turned lid. Layers of old blue paint. Minor edge flakes. 4”h. 3.25”d. 350 - 700 703 ENGLISH ENGRAVED HUNT SCENE HORN CUP. Mid 19th Century. Spiraliing scene of hounds, huntsman on horseback and brick houses. 4”h. 200 - 300 704 THREE AMERICAN POTTERY ROOSTER BANKS. America, second half 19th Century. Buff clay with mostly brown and green mottled glaze. Minor edge flakes. 4” to 5.5”h. 150 - 300 705 PENNSYLVANIA STONEWARE PITCHER BY WEAVER. America, (Pennsylvania) ca. 1860s. Originates from Beaver, PA. Impressed “J. Weaver, 3” with brushed cobalt tulip garland. Applied handle. Rim chip. 13.5”h. 600 - 1,200

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706 AMERICAN DECORATED ARCHITECTURAL CORNER CUPBOARD. Second quarter 19th Century, pine. In two pieces. Top with bold molded cornice, half pilasters with flat top parts, three rondels over arched doors with eight panes of glass and shelves with spoon slots. Base with waist molding, half pilasterswith flat top parts, two dovetailed drawers over two single panel door and turned legs. Original mellow reddish brown graining, upper door frame, pilasters and rondels in darkened yellow. Opalescent lacy pulls on drawers and later glass pull on doors. Some paint wear and loss with a portion of left side cornice missing. 90.23”h. 57.75”w. 28.25”d. and takes a 40” corner. Sold at Garth’s. 1,500 - 3,000

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707 OHIO SHERATON STAND. Second quarter 19th Century, walnut with poplar secondary. Top with rounded edge, dovetailed drawer with make do Rockingham glaze doorknob pull and boldly turned legs. Refinished with age splits andplugged holes on top. 28.5”h. 19.75”w. 19.25”d. 250 - 400

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708 AMERICAN GRAINED AND DECORATED WRITING ARM CHAIR. First quarter 19th Century, poplar. Spindle back, rolled arm, plain turnings, dovetailed drawers under writing surface and seat. Original black and red graining, yellow pin striping and floral decoration. Some paint wear, loss and age splits.18” seat ht. 35.25”h. 30” writing ht. 150 - 350 709 EUROPEAN SLIDE LID HANGING WALL BOX. Europe, fourth quarter 19th Century. Pine. Pegged and wire nail construction. Shaped back board, stop fluting on front and slide lid with carved shell and scrolled handle with ebonized detail. Refinished with minor edge loss. 24.25”h. 10.75”w. 6”d. 300 - 500 710 “LANE BROS., P. O’KEEFE” COFFEE MILL. American (New York), fourth quarter 19th Century, cast iron. Double wheel grinder in original orange red and black paint, pin stripping and decal decoration. Retains original tin bin. Some wear. 23.5”h. 250 - 500

711 FIVE CASED BUTTER PRINTS. American, 19th Century. Unusual designs including floral, goat, deer head, goat and cow. 2” to 4.75”d. 150 - 350 712 EIGHT AMERICAN AND WELSH BUTTER PRINTS. Nineteenth Century. Small sizes including fruit, deer, squirrel, bird and hear. 1.75” to 2.5”d. 150 - 300 713 TWO WROUGHT IRON TRAMMELS. Late 18th-early 19th Century. Well done sawtooth portions with brass details and etched designs. One has rooster slide, 41.5”l., the other has pierced crest with “B”. 35.5”l. 250 - 500

714 CIGAR STORE COUNTER TOP AFRICAN AMERICAN FIGURE. Ca. 1900. Full standing figure of a man dressed in a cap and tunic. Late distressed paint over polychrome layers. Repairs and minor edge loss. 24”h. overall. 1,500 - 3,000 715 COVERLET. Mid 20th Century. Powder blue with geometric design. 64” x 84”. 300 - 600 716 OHIO COVERLET. Corner block “Made by D. Cosley, Xenia, Ohio 1856”. One piece blue and white summer/winter with grape vines and flowers. Some staining. 80” x 86”. 250 - 450

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717 OHIO JACQUARD COVERLET. Corner block “Peter Lorenz 1839”. Two piece with compass stars. Toning and some stains. 80” x 88”. 200 - 400 718 SWEDISH EMBROIDERED TABLE MAT. Second half 19th Century. Wool on felt with flower urn and rooster. Urn initialed “TH”. Backing cloth has tear. 20” x 31”. 150 - 350 719 SWEDISH HAND WOVEN TAPESTRY PANEL. Early 20th Century, wool. Flower urns, tulips and birds on brown ground. Some edge wear and fringe loss. 21”h. 42.5”l. 100 - 200 720 OHIO JACQUARD COVERLET. Wool. Corner block “Made by DL Myers, Bethel Township for M. Harshbarger” 1847. Two piece with star and heart medallions. 78” x 92”. 250 - 400

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721 PAIR OF FRENCH SECOND EMPIRE GARDEN BENCHES. France, mid 19th Century. Wrought and cast iron. Curule form with reeded flat iron, scrolled arms and legs and seat supports. Carved and arched back supports and cast rosettes. Sage green repaint and beige and tan striped cushions. 20.5” seat ht. 36”h. 72.75”w. Sold at Brightwells, Leominster, England. 4,000 - 8,000 722 CAST IRON GARDEN URN ATTRIBUTED TO FISKE. American, 4th quarter 19th Century. Shell bowl, griffon and acanthus leaf base with shells. Old pale blue paint. Weathered. 48”h. 45.5”d. 4,000 - 8,000

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723 CAST IRON GARDEN URN ATTRIBUTED TO FISKE. American, 4th quarter 19th Century. Shell bowl, griffon and acanthus leaf base with replaced rondels. Old pale blue paint. Weathered. 48”h. 45.5”d. 4,000 - 6,000

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724 AMERICAN CAST IRON DEER STATUE. Probably Fiske, late 19th Century. Full size deer on base with old weathered paint. Repairs to leg and antlers. 64”h. 47.5”w. 15.5”d. 1,000 - 1,500 725 PAIR OF AMERICAN FOLKSY CONCRETE LIONS. Ca. 1900. Smiling lions with old weathered paint. 15”h. 24”w. 14”d. 600 - 900

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726 AMERICAN SANDSTONE TROUGH OR GARDEN PLANTER. 19th Century. Rough hewn semi circular trough. 10.5”h. 24”w. 21”d. 300 - 600

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727 PAIR OF AMERICAN SANDSTONE LIONS. Ca. 1900. Well carved with applied black surface. 13.5”h. 19”w. 6.5”d. 400 - 800 727

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728 CARVED ECCLESIASTICAL CUPBOARD. Possibly French, scratch carved date 1839, walnut. Removable molded cornice, fire panel ends and front with carved vining grapes and bird border, three panel doors upper with monstrance like carving. Center with birds and rosettes and lowerwith urn of flowers, two lower panels and skirt with floral carving. Interspersed throughout are brass tack decoration. Steel pin hinges, escutcheons and lock appear to be original. Interior wood shelves. Refinished with some age splits and some wear. 80”h. 55.75”w. 28.5”d. Thought to be an earlier cupboard given as a marriage gift in 1839, and dated at that time. 1,500 - 2,500 729 ENGLISH HANGING HERB DRYING RACK. First half 19th Century, pine. Dovetailed frame and three lower drawers, bracketed ends, slat back with square openings and seven “L” shaped hooks, one missing. Original reddish brown worn and alligatored finish. 33.75”h. 33.75”w. 6”d. 400 - 800

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730 DAVID T. SMITH OPEN PEWTER CUPBOARD. Ohio, late 20th Century, poplar. Simple form with beveled edge on top, slat plate rails in back shaped ends with cut out feet and distressed black paint. 65”h. 49.25”w. 13.5”d. 300 - 600 731 PAIR OF OHIO PEWTER CANDLESTICKS. Cincinnati, mid 19th Century. Either Sellew or Homan with decorative bands. Push ups. 10”h. 200 - 300 732 GROUP OF AMERICAN AND ENGLISH PEWTER. 19th Century. Two Cincinnati pieces, “Sellew” coffee pot (loose lid), 12”h. and “Homan & Co.” syruper, 8”h., a pair of Sellew or Homan candlesticks, 9.75”h. and an unmarked teapot, 7.25”h. Together with an English Victorian ladlemarked “VR”. 12.5”l. Varying wear, some loss and damage. 100 - 200

733 EIGHT AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PEWTER BOWLS. 19th-20th Century. Four footed bowls marked “B&P, London”, 2.5”h. 5”d. And four basins. Two have Continental marks and largest has added name and date “1917 S. Dana Sutliff”. 3.75”h. 13”d. to 2”h. 9”d. Varying conditions. 100 - 150 734 EUROPEAN PEWTER FLAGON. Late 18th-19th Century. Wide based flagon with domed lid and scroll handle. 12”h. 75 - 125 735 PEWTER COFFEE POT BY JOHN H. WHITLOCK (1811-1866). 19th Century. Marked for John H. Whitlock (Troy, New York). Hinge damaged, lid crooked. 11.5”h. 25 - 45 736 AMERICAN CARVED LIMESTONE BLOCK. America. Inscribed “AD 1898”. Possibly a door stop. Relief carvings of leaves and vines. Minor weathering. 5.75”h. 5.5” x 6”. 250 - 450

737 PAIR OF AMERICAN CAST IRON GARDEN BENCHES. Fourth quarter 19th Century. Fern pattern with layers of pale blue paint. Flaking. 17” seat, 36.5”h. 58”w. 800 - 1,200 738 PAIR OF AMERICAN CAST IRON GARDEN URNS. Fourth quarter 19th Century. Classical style handled urns on plinths. Traces of old white paint. 32.5”h. 18”d. 400 - 800 739 AMERICAN CAST IRON GARDEN BENCH. Fourth quarter 19th Century. Scrollwork with shell crest marked “217x”. Layers of pale blue paint. 15.5” seat, 33.5”h. 43”w. 300 - 600

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740 HEPPLEWHITE DESK. American (Pennsylvania), first quarter 19th Century. Walnut with poplar secondary. Dovetailed case with chamfered corners and solid ends, French feet, shaped aprons, four dovetailed drawers with applied beaded edges. Fitted interior with dovetailed drawer, pigeonholes and center prospect. Line inlays and inlaid fan on apron. Refinished with some wear, shrinkage and stains on writing surface. 46.5”h. 40.25”w. 21”d. 35.5” writing height. 600 - 1,200 741 HEPPLEWHITE CHEST. American (Pennsylvania), first quarter 19th Century. Walnut with poplar secondary. Sapwood inlays, molding under top, solid ends, chamfered corners, French feet, two over three dovetailed drawers with beaded edges and diamond escutcheons. Old refinishing, age split on top, repaired front right and left rear feet. 39.5”h. 41.25”w. 22.5”d. 800 - 1,600 741

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742 FOLK ART STONE LION. Early 20th Century, limestone. Reclining lion with open mouth. Some weathering. 12”h. 24”l. 2,500 - 3,500 743 FOLK ART STONE BARN OWL. American, first half 20th Century. Limestone. Large eyed owl perched on a rock. Some edge loss. 18.5”h. 1,000 - 2,000 744 ROOSTER WEATHERVANE OR FINIAL. Mid 19th Century. Copper. Stylized silhouette head and tail. Layers of white and gold paint. Bullet holes and dents, dented crest. 17”h. 17”w. not including pipe wall mount. 600 - 900

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745 EAGLE FINIAL. American, early 20th Century. Carved wooden eagle with layers of gold paint. Minor flakes. With attachment post. 15”h. 17”w. Sold at Garth’s, January, 1991, lot 122. 250 - 450 742

746 PORTRAIT OF MARTHA STACY HATFIELD. American school, 2nd quarter 19th Century. Oil on canvas, unsigned. Full length portrait of Martha as a young girl seated near a tree holding daffodils and a basket of flowers. Chalked notation on back “Great Grandma Martha Stacy Hatfield, Born 1823, Died 1912”. Areas of inpainting, some flaking. 30”h. 25”w., framed, 33”h. 28”w. 2,500 - 4,500

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747 PORTRAIT OF OLIVE SEITZ. American school, ca 1860. Oil on canvas, unsigned. Three quarters length portrait of Olive as a girl dressed in blue and wearing gold earrings. Small tear. 30”h. 25”w., framed, 34.5”h. 29.5”w. Olive E. (Seitz) Anthony, Springfield, Ohio, 1850-1917, wife of Charles Anthony Jr. A note on the back states it was originally purchased from Ted Anthony. 2,000 - 4,000 748 PORTRAIT OF LAURA BELLE JONES AS A YOUNG GIRL. American school, mid 19th Century. Oil on canvas, unsigned. She is seated in a rose garden and holds a book of fables. Some edge wear, small tears. 27”h. 20”w., framed, 33”h. 25.75”w. Laura Belle Jones, Piqua, Ohio, 1854-1937. 1,500 - 2,500 749 GENRE PAINTING OF CHILDREN PLAYING WITH A THEATER. European school, 2nd half 19th Century. Oil on canvas, unsigned. Mother watching her children play with a table top theater set. Crazing, some edge wear and patch with over varnish. 16”h. 24”w., framed, 25”h. 33”w. 400 - 900

750 TALL CASE CLOCK BY MOSES OGDEN (1736-1814). American (Newark, New Jersey), late 18th Century. Walnut and figured walnut. Bonnet with cove molded cornice, turned pilasters, arched door and sidelights. Case with cove moldings under bonnet and at waist, arched door and ogee feet. Brass and silvered face withthin necked eagle with banner “Tempus Fugit” and oval reserve. “Moses Ogden, Newark, brass works” and includes weights and pendulum. Interior locking latch for bonnet. Refinished with some wear. 89”h. 21”w. 10”d. 1,000 - 2,000

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751 CINCINNATI DUHME JEWELRY CO. CLOCK AND GARNITURE. American (Ohio), early 20th Century. Gilded brass, floral enamel highlights and scenic porcelain inserts signed “Collot”. Brass works marked made in France and “Medaille D’ Argent 1899, Marti et Cie”. Clock 17”h. and a pair of handled urns 13.75”h. 500 - 1,000 752 PHILADELPHIA J.E. CALDWELL AND COMPANY CLOCK. American (Pennsylvania), First quarter 20th Century. Cylindrical form in brass with banded floral enameling on three disk shaped feet. Beveled glass panels and brass works marked “J.E. Caldwell, Philadelphia, Made in France and Medaille D’ Argent, 1855, Vincenti et Cie”. 15”h. 9.5” dia. 300 - 600 753 EUROPEAN GUILLOCHE ENAMEL CLOCK. Early 20th Century. Brass with blue guilloche panels, columns and surrounds with seed pearls and amethyst cabochons, and a cherub finial topped with carnelian. Unmarked works. Base has a music box. 7.25”h. 100 - 200

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754 AUCTION SCENE BY GUSTAF BRUSEWITZ (1812-1899). Sweden, 1812-1899. Signed and dated 1862 lower left. Titled “Auktion i Skrakoping” on back. Crowd gathered on a street for auction of yarn. 31”h. 40.5”w., framed, 42”h. 50.75”w. 1,000 - 2,000

755 AMERICAN CHILD’S SIZE TRANSITIONAL CHEST. Second quarter 19th Century, cherry with poplar secondary. Sheraton to Empire, paneled ends, half pilasters and legs with rope turnings, four dovetailed drawers with applied beaded edges and shaped front apron. Refinished with sun fading and replaced knobs. 26”h. 24.75”w. 12.25”d. 800 - 1,600

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756 ENGLISH GRAIN PAINTED HANGING CORNER CUPBOARD. Late 18th Century, pine. Cove molded cornice with running chain course, door with nine panes of glass, worn red and black original graining, interior shaped shelves and worn turquoise blue paint. Edge loss, shrinkage and wear. 35”h.29.5”h. 17.5”d. and takes a 20.5”corner. 400 - 800

757 AMERICAN FAN BACK WINDSOR STYLE ARMCHAIR. Nineteenth Century, oak. Crest with carved ears, spindle back, knuckle arms, turned stiles and legs, “H” stretcher and saddle seat. 19” seat ht. 47”h. 300 - 500

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761 ARCHITECTURAL BIRD HOUSE. American, dated 1829 on back. Pine. Dovetailed base in the form of a house with portico stoop. Small slits and a latch for a missing door. Interior cloth divider. Removable roof has replaced or added steeple. Old paint. Minor edge loss and wear. 31.5”h. 21”w. 16.25”d. 400 - 800

758 NEEDLEWORK OF KING DAVID. American or English, 2nd quarter 19th Century, silk. Image of King David playing a harp in a field with a sheep. Some foundation loss around sheep. Toning, backed on cloth over a stretcher. 15.75”h. 22.25”w., fruitwood veneer frame, 19”h. 25.5”w. 1,000 - 2,000 759 SWEDISH MEMORIAL NEEDLEWORK. Sweden, mid 19th Century, silk. Finely detailed needlework with women supporting two columns, burning braziers, garlands and a bird holding a locket by a ribbon. The locket has a woman at a willow shaded memorial urn “Isi git Werter”. Initials below “HCW”. Loss to background of locket. Framed, 33”h. 29.75”w. 1,000 - 2,000 760 PAIR OF SWEDISH DECORATED CUPBOARD DOORS. Sweden, 19th Century. Signed and dated “Peller _ells Son 1858”, wormwood. Molded edge paneled doors with original paint. Blue grained border and flower urns on yellow. Minor wear. 37.25”h. 22.75”w. 400 - 800

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762 LIGNUM VITAE TREENWARE JAR. American or European, mid 19th Century. Turned with acorn lid. Age splits. 7”h. 200 - 350

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763 SWEDISH TREENWARE LIDDED JAR. Late 19th Century. Footed jar with large finial on lid. Cleaned and refinished with traces of silver paint inside and alligatored red and black paint on lid. Age split. 6.75”h. 200 - 300

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764 CARVED CHERUB FRAME. Possibly American, cherry. Two cherubs surrounding oval frame topped with crown and accented with rhinestones, brass tacks and opalescent glass cabochon. Housed in the frame is an embroidered valentine on laid paper with tulip and “MA 1835”. Refinished with minor loss and repair to one foot. 9”h. 20.25”l. 600 - 1,200

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770 SALESMAN SAMPLE FOR “ROCK’S AUTOMATIC GATE”. Salesman’s sample for Jonathan C. Rock’s Automatic Gate, West Liberty, Ohio, patented March 15, 1887. Gate and fence with stenciled wooden base and original paint. Additional unrelated gate in box. Fitted case 7.25”h. 29.25”w. 12.5”d. Lotincludes broadsides (loss) 14”h. 10”w., and smaller flyers as well as a printer’s block featuring the gate 2.75”h. 4.5”w., a letter dated 1887 from JW Crowl to JC Rock concerning a fair premium prize and an entry tag from the Logan County Fair, 1893. 600 - 1,200

765 SHERATON BUTLER’S CHEST. American, second quarter 19th Century. Cherry, tiger maple and pine secondary. Paneled ends, slender turned legs, scalloped front apron, and line inlays. Unusual drawer arrangement with eight dovetailed drawers with applied beaded edges, mahogany banded inlay and pull work surface at mid height. Refinished, replaced brasses and stain on top. 50.25”h. 40”w. 20.5”d. 800 - 1,200 766 STONEWARE CROCK. American, second half 19th Century. Large crock with applied handles and brushed cobalt sunflowers with “10”. 20”h. 1,200 - 2,400

771 PHILADELPHIA BALANCE SCALES. 19th Century. Marked “F. Meyers & Co. Phila”. Cast iron column with original black paint. Brass balance arm, pans and weights. 22”h. 22.25”w. not including pans. 200 - 300

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767 COUNTRY WINGBACK LAMBING CHAIR. English, mid 18th Century. Pine and oak. Rounded back with shaped crest, plank seat and lower dovetailed drawer with applied moldings to front. Refinished, age splits, wear and added steel braces to back. 17” seat ht. 41.75”h. 600 - 1,200

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772 AMERICAN TURTLE DECOY. Late 20th Century. Cast resin with original paint and slightly yellowed varnish. 9.5”l. 225 - 350 773 “PEPPER DISTILLERY” KENTUCKY BOURBON DECANTER. Early 20th Century. Etched label with Cincinnati, Ohio retailer “JOs. R. Peebles’ Sons”. Minor wear. 9”h. including stopper. 100 - 150

768 SALESMAN SAMPLE BRONZE JACK. Late 19th Century. Lift jack with verdigris patina. 12”h. overall. 600 - 800 769 BARREL SHAPED STRING HOLDER. American or English, late 19th-early 20th Century, mahogany. Brass straps. 2.75”h. 3.75”l. 25 - 75 767

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774 BRONZE TAILOR ADVERTISING SIGN. English, mid 19th Century. Shield shaped sign reading “Stokes & Peel Ltd. Tailors and Breeches Makers, Uniforms, Liveries &c”. Some wear and verdigris patina. 24”h. 20”w. 300 - 600

775 JEWELER’S TRADE SIGN. American, mid 19th Century. Double sided pocket watch with zinc faces and cast iron frame “Watches, Clocks, Jewelry”. Old paint. Weathered. 23.5”h. 16.25”d. not including wall bracket. 350 - 650 776 ENGLISH CASED SEXTANT. Mid 19th Century. Brass sextant marked “G. Gowland...Liverpool”. In a dovetailed, fitted mahogany case with accessories and paper Liverpool merchant’s label for “...Chart Agents...W. Jewitt & Co.” Missing plaque on lid. 5”h. 13”w. 11”d. 250 - 450 777 TWO AMERICAN BRASS FLEAMS. First half 19th Century. Spring action bleeders in cases. Wooden case, 4.25”l. and paper covered box with American eagle. Wear. 2.75”l. 150 - 250

778 FRENCH MATHIEU BOXED SURGICAL TOOLS. France, third quarter 19th Century. Dovetailed campaign style chest, interior with lift out tray and lower level of tools. Label inside lid listing inventory of tools, some missing, and metal label. 4.5”h. 22.75”w. 13.25”d. 2 000 - 4 000 779 FRENCH MEDICAL CHEST. Early 19th Century, mahogany veneer. Fitted interior and a drop down front revealing three dovetailed drawers. Interior has tins, and slide boxes with inked labels. Two drawers have fitted interiors, top one has three slide lid compartments with inked labels from “Cadet et Deronne”. Also included are spectacles in a tin case, scales in wooden box and brass spring lancet or fleam. Interior divider missing, minor edge loss. 6.75”h. 14”w. 8.5”d. Comes with later Christmas card picturing the same chest on the cover. 150 - 350

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780 OHIO COUNTRY STEP BACK CUPBOARD. Mid 19th Century. Walnut with poplar and chestnut secondary. In two pieces, top with cove molding, two single panel doors and pie shelf. Base with solid ends, three dovetailed drawers over two single panel doors and simple cut out feet. Old dark alligatored finish has wear. Some edge loss. 80.25”h. 57.5”w. 18”d. 800 - 1,200 781 AMERICAN BURL BOWL. Nineteenth Century. Turned with good figure. Refinished. 4.25”h. 14”d. Ex Paul Carpenter, sold at Garth’s, October, 1997. 600 - 1,200

782 AMERICAN MINIATURE BIRTH RECORD. Pen and ink on paper. Child’s prayer and “Rosabel Reed Born February 11, 1855” followed by another prayer and probable date page was made May 1, 1864. Toning and light stain. 5.75”h. 6.5”w. 150 - 250 783 AMERICAN SCHERENSCHNITTE. America, second half 19th Century, laid paper. Heart, urn, animals and people. Minor stain. Framed, 6.5”h. 5”w. 250 - 400

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784 EUROPEAN MARRIAGE SCHERENSCHNITTE. Europe. Delicately cut out marriage record with couple surrounded by names “Bernadus Terbrake, Aleyda Hagedoorn” and dates May 22, 1801, July 3, 1804. Some staining. Framed, 7.25”h. 6.25”w. 300 - 600

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785 SARCOPHAGUS FORM LOCK BOX. American or English, 19th Century. Oak with burl veneer. Ball feet and original red paint on the underside. Fitted interior lined with green cloth. Wear and some putty fill and veneer loss. 7.75”h. 13.5”h. 7.75”w. 100 - 200 786 EUROPEAN PAINTED WALL SHELF. Second half 19th Century, pine. Hanging shelf with tulip carving and original polychrome floral paint. Some wear. 14.5”h. 24”w. 6.25”d. 150 - 350

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787 TWO FOLK ART PAINTINGS OF AFRICAN AMERICANS. Early 20th Century. Unsigned. Oil on artist board of a man playing a banjo, seated on an alligator. 13”h. 18”w. And, oil on masonite of a man fishing. 14.25”h. 19.25”w. Framed sizes. 100 - 200

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788 “DUNBAR HAY” SET OF CARPET BALLS. England, ca. 1930s. Boxed set of decorated carpet balls with printed label and instructions. Box has wear and stains. Box, 3”h. 11” x 11”. 900 - 1,800

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789 NINE BURL BOCCE BALLS. Probably European, 19th Century. Solid burl with natural imperfections. Wear from use. 3.5” to 4.5”d. 300 - 600 790 AMERICAN DECORATED CHESSBOARD. Early 20th Century. Single sided board with gallery edge and original yellow and black paint. Some wear and flakes from use. 15” x 15.5”. Includes composition chess pieces, one set with worn black paint. 400 - 800

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791 TWO VIOLINS IN CASES. American or European, 1st half 20th Century. Unmarked, one has two bows. Wooden cases with original black paint. Overall wear. 30.5”, 30.75”l. 75 - 150 792 NINE BURL BOCCE BALLS. Probably European, 19th Century. Solid burl with natural imperfections. Wear from use. 4”d. 300 - 600

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793 ENGLISH BULL WEATHERVANE. England, 19th Century. Bronze or copper. Cut out silhouette of a winged bull or ox (possibly for St. Luke) with applied verdigris patina. 20.5”h. 24”l. 200 - 400 791

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794 AMERICAN SHERATON STAND. Second quarter 19th Century, cherry with poplar secondary. Two board top, two dovetailed drawers with period opalescent pulls and slender turned legs. Refinished with age splits. 29.75”h. 20”w. 20.25”d. 400 - 800

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795 PENNSYLVANIA CHIPPENDALE BLANKET CHEST. Fourth quarter 18th Century, walnut with pine secondary. One board lid with breadboard ends and routed edge. Dovetailed case and bracket feet, two dovetailed lower drawers with applied beaded edges. Sawtooth and line inlays and originalbrasses. Case has line inlays, interior lidded till and strap hinges. Original worn finish, some wear and back feet have been restored. 27”h. 44.25”w. 20”d. Ex Samaha and sold at Garth’s in Paul and Barbara Carpenter Auction October 2-4 1997. Lot 724. 1,200 - 2,400 796 AMERICAN BAND BOX. Mid 19th Century. Oval cardboard box with floral wall paper inside and out. Edge wear and some loss with darkening on lid which has two layers of paper. 7”h. 12”w. 200 - 400

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797 AMERICAN COOKIE BOARD SIGNED WATKINS. America, (New York) ca. 1800, walnut. Circular design with dancing man and woman. Impressed “JY Watkins, NY” in two places. Chip. 10.75” x 10.75”. Ex Paul Carpenter, sold at Garth’s October 1997, lot 827. Watkins was the successor to J. Conger. 800 - 1,600 798 SCOTTISH CARVED TROUT WALL PLAQUE. Scotland, late 19th Century. Mounted wood carving with original paint. Plaque “Trout caught in Loch Nam Peitan weighting 6 lbs by W.H. Bramley Way, August 24th, 1898”. Edinburgh preparer’s label. Yellowed varnish has alligatored. Gilt frame, 15.25”h. 34”w. 600 - 800 799 PAIR OF ANTLER WALL SCONCES. 19th Century. Hanging candle wall sconces with four sockets each, drilled for wiring. 19”h. 21.5”w. 500 - 700 800 FOOTED ANTLER BASKET. American, late 19th-early 20th Century. Footed wastebasket made from stag antlers with dark stain. Wear. 22.5”h. 14”d. 300 - 600

801 PAINTED TREENWARE JAR. American or European, hardwood, possibly maple. Turned covered jar with original blue and red paint initialed and dated “KDO 1847”. Minor wear, age splits and small flake. 6.5”h. 200 - 350 802 AMERICAN SLIDE LID BOX. American, first half 19th Century. Yellow pine. Dovetailed case with thick boards and molded edge slide lid. Interior till. Original blue paint with darkened varnish. Minor wear. 5.5”h. 15”w. 10.5”w. 500 - 900 803 PORTRAIT OF RACING PIGEON BY ANDREW BEER. England, b. 1894. Oil on canvas, signed lower left. “Dark Lady” owned by D.Wrintmore, Peasedown, St. John. 1930s racing wins recorded along bottom edge. 12”h. 16”w., framed, 19”h. 23”w. 800 - 1,200 804 PORTRAIT OF RACING PIGEON BY ANDREW BEER. England, b. 1894. Oil on canvas, signed lower left. “Mendip Pride” owned by Bert Nipper. Racing wins recorded along bottom edge. 12”h. 16”w., framed under glass, 19”h. 23”w. 800 - 1,200

805 PORTRAIT OF RACING PIGEON BY ANDREW BEER. England, b. 1894. Oil on canvas, signed lower left. “Lone Star” owned by H. Nipper. 1930s racing wins recorded along bottom edge. 12”h. 16”w., framed under glass, 19”h. 23”w. 800 - 1,200 806 TWO PIGEON PORTRAITS BY EDWARD HENRY WINDRED. England, 1875-1953. Oil on canvas, signed and dated 1937. Racing pigeons “Tony” and “Flying Scotchman” both owned by W. Webster of Walthamstow. Racing wins recorded along bottom edge. Framed under glass, 18”h. 21”w. 800 - 1,600 807 RACING PIGEON PORTRAIT BY EDWARD HENRY WINDRED. England, 1875-1953. Oil on canvas, signed and dated 1937. “Scotch Bob” owned by W. Webster of Walthamstow. Racing wins recorded along bottom edge. Framed under glass with racing band, 18”h. 21”w. 600 - 900

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811 SWEDISH PAINTED SLANT FRONT DESK. Continental, second half 18th Century. P\ine. Dovetailed case and drawers, solid ends, transitional Queen Anne to Chippendale legs, fitted interior, original hardware and original worn light blue paint. Initialed on fall front in yellow “G. P.- “ Some wear and loss. 41.5” h 41” w 17.5’’ d 31” writing ht. 600 - 1,200 812 AMERICAN CAST IRON GARDEN URN. Fourth quarter 19th Century. Egg and dart rim, on plinth. Layers of pale blue paint. Flaking, base has split. 27”h. 22”d. 200 - 400 809

809 AMERICAN DIMINUTIVE WILLIAM AND MARY TABLE. Second half 18th Century, maple. Oval drop leaf top, butterfly leaf supports, base with canted turned legs, box stretchers and pegged construction. Refinished. Leaves are cupping, nice wear on stretchers and some stains on top.23.75”h. 27.75”w. and opens to 32.75” with 11.5” leaves. 800 - 1,600 810 “THE WEST, ITS SOIL, SURFACE AND PRODUCTIONS” BY JAMES HALL (1793-1868). Published 1848 by Derby, Bradley & Co., Cincinnati. Hard cover. Accounts of the then western states Tennessee and Virginia North, Pennsylvania West and West Bank on the Mississippi River East. Cover wear, warping and a few loose pages. 100 - 200

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813 TWO GAME PAINTINGS. American or English, 2nd half 19th Century. Oil on canvas, unsigned. Two versions of dead game by the same artist including rabbits, game birds and a basket. Both have crazing and yellowed varnish. One has damage. 12”h. 14”w., framed, 16.75”h.19”w. 100 - 300 814 AMERICAN MINIATURE BUTTOCKS BASKET. Early 20th Century. Tightly woven splint and bentwood handle. 7.5”h. 9”w. 300 - 500 815 AMERICAN MINIATURE BUTTOCKS BASKET. Early 20th Century. Tightly woven splint and bentwood handle. Some loss. 6”h. 7”w. 250 - 400 816 TWO AMERICAN MINIATURE BUTTOCKS BASKETS. Late 19th-early 20th Century, woven splint and bentwood handles. 6.5”h. 6.5”w. and 5”h. 6.5”w. 300 - 500

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817 AMERICAN PAINTED BASKET. America, early 20th Century. Woven splint with bentwood handle. Large basket with original grey paint. Minor wear. 17”h. 18”d. 200 - 400

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818 AMERICAN MINIATURE BUTTOCKS BASKET. Early 20th Century. Tightly woven splint and bentwood handle. 4”h. 5.25”w. 200 - 350

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819 AMERICAN MINIATURE BUTTOCKS BASKET. Early 20th Century. Tightly woven splint and bentwood handle. 4”h. 5”w. 200 - 350

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820 THREE AMERICAN BASKETS. Late 19th-early 20th Century, woven splint with bentwood handles. Interesting bentwood frame with original black paint. 7”h. 7”w. And two gathering baskets with green paint. Original paint, 8”h. 8”d. and black stain over original green. Loss.9”h. 10”l. 150 - 250

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821 AMERICAN PAINTED BASKET. American, first quarter 20th Century. Woven splint with bentwood handle stamped “EES”. Square base. Old blue paint has wear. 9”h. 8”d. 50 - 75

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822 TWO AMERICAN MINIATURE BASKETS. late 19th-early 20th Century, woven splint with bentwood handles. Gathering, 3.25”h. and buttocks, 2.25”h. 150 - 300

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823 PENNSYLVANIA EAGLE CARVING SIGNED “H.C. MYERS”. America, (Pennsylvania) mid-20th Century. Inscribed underneath “H.C. Myers, Rohrerstown, PA”. Spread wing eagle with original stain. 11”h. 35.5”l. 600 - 1,200

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824 LARGE HOUSE SHAPED BANK. Probably English, second half 19th Century. Pine. House with two chimney coin slots and three interior compartments. Original faux brick paint, arched door, and glass paned windows with interior painted window dressings. Bottom and back boardsattached with screws. Some edge loss and repair, wear and one back board removed, another replaced. 12”h. 12”w. 8”d. 150 - 300 825 AMERICAN TABLE TOP DESK. Mid 19th Century, walnut, poplar secondary. Dovetailed case, slant front and gallery edge top. Fitted interior with pigeon holes and dovetailed drawer. 9.5”h. 16.5”w. 12.5”d. 250 - 450

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826 BLOWN GLASS PARADE BATON. American or European, late 19th Century. Blue and red swirls over cased white interior. 66.5”l. 100 - 200

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827 SCANDINAVIAN CHRISTMAS CANDELABRA. Nineteenth Century, pine. Tree shaped with scrolled cut out arms and tin candle sockets. Original red, white and blue paint. Wear from use. 19”h. 35”w. 100 - 400 828 TWO EAGLES BY WILLIAM GOODALL. England, late 18th-mid-19th Century. 17571844. Watercolor and ink on paper, signed bottom edge. “Ring Tail Eagle” and “ Golden Eagle”. Some toning, ring tail eagle has an edge tear. Matching frames, 21.5”h. 16.25”w. 200 - 400 829 SCANDINAVIAN FRAKTUR. Scandanavia. Gouache, gold paint and ink on paper. Congratulatory record for “Hanna Isaksson” dated November 8, 1882. Toning and some surface wear. Framed, 14.5”h. 12.5”w. 350 - 700

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833 FOLDING PAPER VALENTINE. Probably American, mid 19th Century. Watercolor flowers and birds surrounding fifteen numbered pen and ink verses one each side. Light stains, some loss at fold lines. Framed, 14.25” x 14.25”. 250 - 450

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834 PAPER CUT OUT. American, mid 19th Century. Watercolor and pen and ink on paper. Circular cut out with couples and birds, and English romantic verses. Stains and some loss. Backed with cloth. Framed, 21.75” x 21.75”. 200 - 400 832

830 SCANDINAVIAN FRAKTUR. Scandanavia. Gouache and ink on paper. Congratulatory record for “JNS 1881” with wreath and columns. Toning and some fly specks. Framed, 14.5”h. 11.25”w. 300 - 500 831 FRANKLIN COUNTY, OHIO TOLL SHEET. Ca. 1898. Printed broadside with varying tolls, W.H. Halliday, Auditor, Franklin County, Ohio. Framed, 24”h. 18”w. 250 - 450 832 VIRGINIA FRAKTUR. Watercolor on paper. Hand painted fraktur with birds including an eagle with shield and geese, flowers and an urn. German and English text records the birth of Elisabeth Bauer May 3, 1821 in G.chanabaah (Goochland?) County, Virginia,parents Philip and Alisabeth Bauer. Additional text below dated August 30, 1830. Edge loss, creases. Framed, 16.5”h. 11.5”w. 600 - 1,200

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835 ENGLISH ADAM AND EVE SAMPLER. Silk on linen. Finely stitched sampler with manor house, couples, Adam and Eve with trees, peacocks, parrots, flowers, crowns and rampant griffon and lion. “Worked by Ann Anthony in the year 1830 Aged then 10 Years”. Mahogany veneer frame has splits, 24.75”h. 18.25”w. 1,000 - 2,500 ameliajeffers.com/theknightauction | 133

840 PORTRAIT OF A WOMAN BY “W. MURRAY”. American, mid 19th Century. Gouache on paper, signed and dated 1848. Full length portrait of a young woman dressed in blue plaid and holding a book. Toning with some foxing. Flame grain mahogany veneer frame, 17.25”h. 14.25”w. 300 - 500 836

836 “AMERICAN SAFE & LOCK CO.” CAST IRON SAFE. Ca. 1900. Small safe on wheels, original olive paint and applied labels “Sarah E. Ruskaup, The American Safe & Lock Co., Cincinnati, Ohio” with added hand painted flower. Minor wear. Locked. 23.75”h. 14”w. 17”d. 600 - 1,200 837 EUROPEAN SPOON RACK. Europe, mid-19th Century. Pine. Scroll carving back board and dovetailed compartment with slant lid. Old red stain. Scrolls may be reworked. 24.5”h. 12.25”w. 5”d. 250 - 350 838 AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVING OF WOMAN. American, second quarter 19th Century. Woman with her hair in ringlets and rosy cheeks. Carved from a post with original paint and a wrought iron spike to attach to a wall. Some wear. 15”h. 600 - 1,200 839 ST. JOHN’S RIVER BY SARAH E. HARVEY (1835-1924). Connecticut, 1834-1924. Oil on artist board, signed lower right. Steamboat and man in a pirogue. 8”h. 15”w., framed, 9.75”h. 17”w. 300 - 600

841 PAIR OF GERMAN PORCELAIN SHEEP. Late 19th Century. Staffordshire style sheep with sanded coats and coleslaw bases. Stamped “Germany” in gold. Minor edge loss. 4”l. 150 - 300 842 PAIR OF AMERICAN YELLOWWARE SPANIELS. Mid 19th Century. Thick walled seated spaniels with running brown glaze. Some flakes. 10.5”h. 600 - 1,200 843 PAIR OF ENGLISH REDWARE SPANIELS. Mid 19th Century. Seated with white glaze spots. One has small glaze flake, one has repair. 7.5”h. 300 - 500

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847 PLASTER COOKIE BOARD OF STAG. American or European, late 19th Century. Round with central molded stag. Surface residue from use. 10.5”d. 150 - 300 848 TWO EUROPEAN YELLOWWARE FOOD MOLDS. Late 19th Century. Two piece molds of a fish (marked “Hoganas”), 3.5”h. 7.5”l. and a rooster. 5”h. 5”w. 150 - 250

844 YELLOWWARE GAME DISH. Probably French, 2nd half 19th Century. Lid and outer wall have molded game birds. Lift out insert has hairlines and flakes. 7”h. 9”l. 300 - 500 845 SWEDISH YELLOWWARE FOOTED BOWL. Footed and lidded bowl with applied bird handles and brown glazed decoration including “Sven, 1862”. Impressed “Hoganas”. 6.25”h. 5”d. 150 - 250 846 SWEDISH YELLOWWARE LIDDED MUG. Oversize mug with applied handle and relief designs of cherub, Diana and heart shaped feathered wreath. Incised “OMS SND 1867”. Impressed “Hoganas”. 7.5”h. 150 - 250

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849 ENGLISH YELLOWWARE CHAMBERSTICK. Second half 19th Century. Molded foliate decoration with mottled green and brown glaze. 4”h. 8”d. 150 - 250

855 THREE POTTERY PIG BANKS. American and European, late 19th Century. All with varying glaze. Smallest marked “Austria”. Some flakes. Average 2.5”h. 4.5”l. 100 - 300

850 AMERICAN CARVED EAGLE CREST. American, second half 19th Century, pine. Spread wing eagle on curved base with attachment holes. Original gold paint with darkened varnish. Two part carved back. Some edge loss and repair. 10.5”h. 23”l. Sold at Garth’s. 150 - 300

856 AMERICAN CAST IRON STEARNS SUFFOLK TROUGH. Patent September 27, 1861. Manufactured by Ransomes & Sims. Segmented trough “No. 52”. 8”h. 24”d. 100 - 300

851 AMERICAN STONEWARE PITCHER. America, mid-19th Century. Impressed “1” with brushed cobalt flower. Applied handle. Minor spout flake. 11”h. 200 - 400

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852 TWO ENGLISH SLIP DECORATED TRAYS. Third quarter 19th Century. Buff clay with combed or feathered glaze. Faint impressed marks for “Harwood, Stockton”. Smaller has small glaze flake and hairline. 9.75” x 12”, 9” x 11.5”. 100 - 200

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853 AMERICAN COIN SILVER SAUCE BOAT. Marked “Connell” possibly for M. Connell, Philadelphia, ca. 1800. Small handle less sauce boat. 1”h. 5”l. 75 - 150 854 AMERICAN FLOOR STANDING LIGHTING DEVICE. Late 18th early 19th centuries, wrought iron. Adjustable bracket with rush light holder and candle socket, stand with ball finial, tripod base with curved legs and penny feet. Worn black paint and oxidation. 47.5”h. 300 - 600

857 TEA CADDY. American or England, 1st half 19th Century, burl veneer. Ebonized button feet, and ring handles. Cloth lined interior has two compartments with worn foil lining, and replaced glass mixing bowl. Refinished with some edge loss. 6.75”h. 12”w. 100 - 300 858 AMERICAN FLOOR STANDING CANDLE HOLDER. Late 18th early 19th centuries, wrought iron. Double adjustable bracket with a candle socket and a pricket holder, stand hook on top and tripod base with curved legs and penny feet. Old black repaint and adjustment spring does not work. 49”h. 200 - 400

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859 ENGLISH STOOL. England, fourth quarter 19th Century. Oak and wormwood. Block and turned canted legs with mortised and pegged construction. with various nails. Top has cut out hand hold. 17”h. 12..5”w. 8.5”d. 150 - 300

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860 AMERICAN COUNTRY SHERATON MULE CHEST. Second quarter 19th Century, figured walnut with poplar secondary. Lid with applied edge moldings, paneled ends, reeded stiles, two lower dovetailed drawers and turned legs. Refinished with a little wear. 42.75”h. 41”w. 18.5”d. 800 - 1,600

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861 ENGLISH SPATTERWARE STAG SOUP PLATE. England, first half 19th Century. Blue sponge/ spatter border with reclining stag surrounded by field and trees. Minor edge wear, glazed over in the making hairline. 9”d. 300 - 500 864 NINE PIECE ENGLISH CANARYWARE MINIATURE TEA SET. England, second quarter 19th Century. Dometop coffee pot, 7.25”h, teapot, creamer, five cups and four saucers and normal size waste bowl, 3.25”h. 5.25”d. Some stains, varying wear and small flakes, and repairs to coffee and teapot. 250 - 450

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862 PAIR OF ENGLISH SPONGE PLATES. England, first half 19th Century. Blue borders and yellow roosters on fences. 8.5”d. 150 - 300 863 ENGLISH SPATTERWARE FORT PLATE. England, first half 19th Century. Blue border with fort center. 9.5”d. 100 - 200

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865 ENGLISH SPATTERWARE CUP AND SAUCER, DOLL PLATE. First half 19th Century. Blue handleless cup and saucer with tree center. Edge wear, light stain. And a miniature, doll size feather edge soft paste plate. 2”d. 200 - 400 865

866 ENGLISH LAFAYETTE AND WASHINGTON CREAMER. Ca. 1825. Creamware with black transfers of Washington and Lafayette, in commemoration of his 1824 United States visit. Crazing and edge flakes. 5”h. 100 - 250

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867 ENGLISH SUNDERLAND LUSTER PITCHER. Second quarter 19th Century. Three hand colored transfers, two verses and one of the “West View of the Iron Bridge...”. Applied handle. Minor edge wear, small in the making hairline on bottom. 8”h. 100 - 300 868 ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE TOBY CONDIMENT SET. England, second quarter 19th Century. Three hand decorated figures with Blue Willow transfer trim. Cruet, salt and pepper. Minor edge loss, faint hairline and minor stain. 5.25”h. 150 - 300

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869 ENGLISH “WEDGWOOD” TUREEN AND UNDER PLATE. England, late 19th-early 20th Century. Tureen, under plate and ladle with simple decoration. Impressed “Wedgwood, Made in England”. 9”h. 11”d. overall. 200 - 400

871 AMERICAN HEART SHAPED COOKIE CUTTERS. Nineteenth-early 20th Century. Two singles. Wrought iron heart with handle, 6”l., and tin with hollow handle, 5.5”. Together with three sets of tin concentric nesting cookie cutters, all in corresponding tin containers, the largest being 4.5”. 150 - 300

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870 ENGLISH LEEDSWARE CREAMER. England, early 19th Century. Molded splint base, applied handle and scene of cottages and windmill. Flakes, hairlines. 5”h. 150 - 250

872 AMERICAN SCHERENSCHNITTE WITH HORSE AND RIDER. America, late 19th Century. Similar to Seymour Lindsey. Crow scaring a pack horse and woman. Framed, 5.5”h. 6.76”w. 250 - 400 873 AMERICAN WAX PORTRAIT OF “WASHINGTON”. Possibly late 19th Century. Colored wax profile with name. Alligatored surface. Stained backing paper. Bird’s eye maple veneer shadowbox frame. 7.75”h. 6.75”w. 100 - 200

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874 CARVED SANTOS. Probably Spanish, 19th Century. Carved standing figure wearing brown robes. Original paint with old overpaint on robes. Flaking, edge loss. 16.5”h. 400 - 700 ameliajeffers.com/theknightauction | 137

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Terms & Conditions of Sale

AUCTIONEER AS ARBITER:

All property offered and sold (“Property”) by Amelia Jeffers, Auctioneers & Appraisers (“Auctioneer”) shall be offered and sold on the terms and conditions set forth below. By bidding at the auction, whether present in person or by agent, by written bid, telephone, internet or other means, the buyer agrees to be bound by these terms and conditions.

The highest bidder acknowledged by the Auctioneer shall be the buyer. The Auctioneer has the right to reject any bid, to advance the bidding at her absolute discretion and in the event of any dispute between bidders, the Auctioneer shall have the sole and final discretion either to determine the successful bidder or to re- offer and resell the article in dispute. If any dispute arises after sale, the Auctioneer’s sale record shall be conclusive in all respects.

AGENCY: Unless otherwise indicated, all Property will be offered by Auctioneer as agent for the Consignor.

RIGHT TO MODIFY: Auctioneer reserves the right to modify the terms of sale by written or oral modification and any such modification shall become part of these Conditions of Sale.

AS-IS: Buyer acknowledges that they had the right to make a full inspection of all Property prior to sale to determine the condition, size, repair or restoration of any Property. Therefore, all property is sold “AS-IS”. Auctioneer is acting solely as an auction broker, and unless otherwise stated, does not own the Property offered for sale and has made no independent investigation of the Property. Auctioneer makes no warranty of title, merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose, or any other warranty or representation regarding the description, genuineness, attribution, provenance or condition to the Property of any kind or nature with respect to the Property.

WITHDRAWAL: Auctioneer in her sole and exclusive discretion, reserves the right to withdraw any Property, at any time, before the fall of the hammer.

AUCTIONEER’S DISCRETION: Unless otherwise announced by the Auctioneer at the time of sale, all bids are per lot as numbered in the printed and online catalogue. Auctioneer reserves the right to modify the order, precedence or appropriate increment of bids or the constitution of lots. If the auctioneer determines that any opening or later bid or any advance bid is not commensurate with the value of the Property offered, she may reject the same and withdraw the Property from sale.

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TRANSFER OF TITLE: Upon the fall of the hammer, title to any offered lot or article will immediately pass to the highest bidder as determined in the exclusive discretion of the Auctioneer, subject to compliance by the buyer with these Conditions of Sale. Buyer thereupon assumes full risk and responsibility of the property sold, agrees to sign any requested confirmation of purchase, and agrees to pay the full price, plus Buyer’s Premium, therefore or such part, upon such terms as Auctioneer may require.

PAYMENT AND STORAGE: No lot may be removed from Auctioneer’s premises until the buyer has paid in full the purchase price including Buyer’s Premium or has satisfied such terms that Auctioneer shall require. Subject to the foregoing, all Property shall be paid for and removed by the buyer at her/her expense within ten (10) days of sale and, if not so removed, may be sold by Auctioneer, or sent by Auctioneer to a public warehouse, at the sole risk and charge of the buyer(s), and Auctioneer may prohibit the buyer from participating, directly or indirectly, as a bidder or buyer in any future sale or sales. In addition to other remedies available to Auctioneer by law, Auctioneer reserves the right to impose a late charge of 1.5% per month of the total purchase price on any balance remaining ten (10) days after the day of sale. If Property is not removed by the buyer within ten (10) days, a handling charge of 1% of the total purchase price per month from the tenth day after the sale until removal by the buyer shall be payable to Auctioneer by the buyer; Auctioneer shall charge 1.5% of the total purchase price per month for any property not so removed within 60 days after the sale. Auctioneer will not be responsible for any loss, damage, theft, or otherwise responsible for any goods left in Auctioneer’s possession after ten (10) days. If the foregoing conditions or any applicable provisions of law are not complied with, in addition to other remedies available to Auctioneer and the Consignor (including without limitation the right to hold the buyer(s) liable for the bid price) Auctioneer, at her option, may either cancel the sale,

retaining as liquidated damages all payments made by the buyer(s), or resell the property. In such event, the buyer(s) shall remain liable for any deficiency in the original purchase price and will also be responsible for all costs, including warehousing, the expense of the ultimate sale, and Auctioneer’s commission at her standard rates together with all related and incidental charges, including legal fees. Payment is a precondition to removal. Payment shall be by cash, certified check or similar bank draft, or any other method approved by Auctioneer. Checks will not be deemed to constitute payment until cleared. Any exceptions must be made upon Auctioneer’s written approval of credit prior to sale. In addition, a defaulting buyer will be deemed to have granted and assigned to Auctioneer a continuing security interest of first priority in any property or money of, or owing to such buyer in Auctioneer’s possession, and Auctioneer may retain and apply such property or money as collateral security for the obligations due to Auctioneer. Auctioneer shall have all of the rights accorded a secured party under the Ohio Uniform Commercial Code.

RESERVES: Unless the sale is advertised and announced as “without reserve”, each lot is offered subject to a reserve and Auctioneer may implement such reserves by bidding through her representatives on behalf of the Consignor. In certain instances, the Consignor may pay less than the standard commission rate where Auctioneer or her representative is a successful bidder on behalf of the Consignor. Where the Consignor is indebted to Auctioneer, Auctioneer may have an interest in the offered lots and the proceeds therefrom, other than the broker’s Commissions, and all sales are subject to any such interest.

ABSENTEE BIDDING: No “buy” bids shall be accepted at any time for any purpose. Any pre-sale bids must be submitted in writing to Auctioneer prior to commencement of the offer of the first lot of any sale. Auctioneer’s copy of any such bid shall conclusively be deemed to be the sole evidence of same, and while Auctioneer accepts these bids for the convenience of bidders not present at the auction, Auctioneer shall not be responsible for the failure to execute, or, to execute properly, any pre-sale bid.

BUYER’S PREMIUM: A Buyer’s Premium will be added to the successful bid price and is payable by the buyer as part of the total purchase price. The Buyer’s Premium shall be announced at the auction, in the printed and online catalogs, and in all published ads. Auctioneer reserves the right to modify Buyer’s Premiums up to and including the day of auction.

TAXES: Unless exempted by law from the payment thereof, the buyer will be required to pay any and all federal excise tax and any state and/or local sales taxes, including where deliveries are to be made outside the state where a sale is conducted, which may be subject to a corresponding or compensating tax in another state.

SHIPPING: Auctioneer may, as a service to buyer, arrange to have purchased property posted and shipped at the buyer’s expense. Auctioneer is not responsible for any acts or omissions in packing or shipping of purchased lots whether or not such carrier is recommended by Auctioneer. Packing and handling of purchased lots is at the responsibility of the buyer and is at the entire risk of the buyer.

LIABILITY: In no event shall any liability of Auctioneer to the buyer exceed the purchase price actually paid.

MODIFICATION AND WAIVER: No claimed modification or amendment of ther Agreement on the part of any party shall be deemed extant, enforceable or provable unless it is in writing that has been signed by the parties to ther Agreement. No course of dealing and no delay or omission on the part of Auctioneer in exercising any right under ther Agreement shall operate as a waiver of such right or any other right and waiver on any one or more occasions shall not be construed as a bar to or waiver of any right or remedy of Auctioneer on any future occasion.

GOVERNING LAW: These Conditions of Sale and the buyer’s, the Consignor’s and Auctioneer’s rights under these Conditions of Sale shall be governed by, construed and enforced in accordance with the laws of the State of Ohio and Consignor and Buyer agree to the exclusive jurisdiction of the Franklin County, Ohio Court of Common Pleas and the United States District Court for the Southern District of Ohio.

LICENSE & BOND: Auctioneer is licensed and bonded by the State of Ohio Department of Agriculture, Auctioneer Program, 8995 E. Main St., Reynoldsburg,OH 43068; Phone: 614.728.6240; Email: auctioneer@agri.ohio.gov. © Amelia Jeffers, 2024 ameliajeffers.com/theknightauction | 141

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INFORMATION FOR PROSPECTIVE CONSIGNORS EVALUATIONS: We offer complimentary evaluations of a single item or an entire collection. “Written” appraisals for insurance, probate, or settlement are available at an hourly rate. COMMISSION RATES: Our competitive commission rates are charged on a sliding scale, based on per-item prices realized. For high value items or entire collections, custom commission structures may be available. We charge no additional fees for management of consignments, advertising, or insurance. PAYMENT: We pay our consignors within 14 - 42 days after the auction. LOGISTICS: Our team can handle all aspects of your collection, including transportation, storage, and whole-house cleanouts. Our services are provided at cost for consignors selling with us. MARKETING: Our marketing is comprehensive, consistent, and designed to break through the chatter of a busy marketplace to gain the most attention for our consignors’ collections.

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“I've worked with a great many auction companies...Amelia is smart, thorough, innovative, & absolutely committed to seeing that excellence never gets sacrificed for expedience. That vision of "doing it right" is echoed in the attitudes of everyone who works for her. Can't recommend her highly enough.” “...due to the unfailing professionalism of Amelia Jeffers. She oversees every aspect of the auction process to make certain clients are treated with an exceptional degree of attention and courtesy...I can recommend her without hesitation as a thoroughgoing pro."

"...Beyond her professionalism, she is charismatic, compassionate, and responsive. She has a deep understanding of the market and an equally deep understanding of the human emotions and practicalities tied to the process. ameliajeffers.com/theknightauction | 143

Catalog Credits I’ve come to believe that it takes a village to achieve most things in life, and auction catalogs are certainly no exception. Many thanks to the individuals below whose talents,dedication, and diligence helped to get this catalog to completion. Sierra Cox Office Administrator, Amelia Jeffers Auctioneers & Appraisers Kristin Crump Cataloguer, Amelia Jeffers Auctioneers & Appraisers Julia Jeffers Information Technology, Amelia Jeffers Auctioneers & Appraisers Madeline Jeffers Production Assistant, Amelia Jeffers Auctioneers & Appraisers Austin Kohler Photography, Amelia Jeffers Auctioneers & Appraisers Brett Payne Operations Manager, Amelia Jeffers Auctioneers & Appraisers Jeffrey Spear, Cataloguer, Amelia Jeffers Auctioneers & Appraisers Jeff Whittington Operations Manager, Amelia Jeffers Auctioneers & Appraisers Madison Chatreau former Operations Manager, Garth’s Auctions Richard “Jeff” Jeffers CEO, Garth’s Auctions Kellie Seltzer former Marketing Director, Garth’s Auctions Deborah Shub former Office Administrator & Cataloguer, Garth’s Auctions Susan Wise former Cataloguer, Garth’s Auctions Special thanks to Vivalyn Knight, whose kindness, patience, and steadfast support of others endear her to me and everyone who knows her. And in memory of Bruce Knight, who will be remembered by many for his great eye, friendly smile, exuberant bidding, and unceasing pursuit of his next find.

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