Session 1
Silver Holloware, American
An American Coin Silver Ewer, Creamer and Waste Bowl
Jones, Ball & Co., Boston, Massachusetts
Circa 1850
Silver
Marks: JONES, BALL & CO, BOSTON, PURE SILVER COIN
12.5 inches high
38.09 troy ounces
The baluster form ewer, globular waste bowl and baluster form creamer with repoussé grape leaf, vine and cluster decoration, the ewer and creamer with beaded borders, monogrammed NPP.
Silver & Vertu
An American Coin Silver Ladle
Unknown maker, American
Circa 1850
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: COIN
7.625 inches long
1.73 troy ounces
The ladle with shaped, textured and engraved terminal with cast ram's head; gilt bowl. Monogrammed to the reverse of the terminal SM.
An American Coin Silver Fish Slice and Fork
Unknown maker, American
Circa 1850
Silver
Marks: none
12.25 inches high
8.2 troy ounces
The fork and slice with twist stem and pharaonic medallion terminals; the slice blade engraved with fish within a net surrounded by leaf and scroll decoration; the fork with pierced leaf decoration and engraved scroll and diaper patterns. In original fitted case.
An American Coin Silver Napkin Ring
Unknown maker, American
Circa 1850
Silver
Marks: none
1.25 inches high
.63 troy ounces
The napkin ring in the form of a belt with buckle with engraved zig zag decoration, monogrammed.
An American Silver Cheese Scoop
George B. Sharp, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Circa 1850
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion), S, (lion)
7.75 inches long
2.92 troy ounces
The flared stem and shaped terminal with an applied cast cows head, the gilt scoop bowl with applied cast mouse and engraved grass decoration, monogrammed to the reverse of the terminal F.
An American Silver Four Piece Tea Set
Tiffany & Co., New York, New York
Circa 1854
Silver, ivory
Marks: TIFFANY & CO., M, LATE, M, TIFFANY. YOUNG & ELLIS, 550 BROADWAY, 300, 1154
9.125 inches high
69.72 troy ounces
The tea set comprising a tea pot, sugar bowl, waste bowl and creamer, of baluster form with beaded decoration and scroll handles, floral knop to tea pot; monogrammed P.
An American Coin Silver Punch Ladle
John Cook, New York, New York
Circa 1855
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: J C (within diamonds), PURE COIN
13.25 inches high
5.65 troy ounces
The twisted stem punch ladle with applied stags head to the terminal with etched floral decoration and monogrammed LJR; fluted gilt bowl.
An American Coin Silver Four-Piece Tea Service
Gorham Manufacturing Company, Providence, Rhode Island
1856-63
Silver, silver gilt and ivory
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), COIN, 120
Tea pot: 9 in. tall, 60.97 troy ounces
Comprising a tea pot, sugar bowl with lid, waste bowl and creamer, each of urn shape with embossed floral swags surrounding oval reserves, the lids with applied cast flowers; ivory insulators to tea pot.
An American Silver Punch Ladle
Attributed to J.R. Wendt & Co., New York, New York
Circa 1860
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: STERLING
14 inches long
5.10 troy ounces
The twisted stem punch ladle with cast armless draped female figure terminal; flared bowl with classical medallion at back and silver gilt lining.
A Pair of American Silver Open Salts
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1860
Silver
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), 510
2.125 inches high x 2.375 inches diameter
3.92 troy ounces
Each footed open salt with four medallion portraits.
An American Coin Silver Mustard Pot
Wood & Hughes, New York, New York
Circa 1860
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: W & H, 900/1000
4.125 inches high
3.73 troy ounces
The baluster form mustard pot with applied medallions, with scroll handle and beaded spire form finial to lid; monogrammed C.
An American Silver Sugar Shell
Unknown maker, American
Circa 1860
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: none
6.25 inches long
1.09 troy ounces
The bundled stem with cast bird and ball terminal, with gilt shaped bowl with bright cut floral decoration.
An American Silver Ladle
Albert Coles & Co., New York, New York
Circa 1860
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (eagle), AC, (profile)
8.375 inches long
2.46 troy ounces
The terminal with applied stag's head, with gilt bowl.
An American Silver Figural Napkin Ring
Unknown maker, American
Circa 1860-1970
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: none
2.875 inches high
2.36 troy ounces
The figural napkin ring raised on four toupée feet with cast bird and ivy decoration with gilt details, inscribed William.
An American Silver Master Butter Knife
Ball, Black & Company, New York, New York
Circa 1860
Silver
Marks: BALL, BLACK & CO., 925
7.625 inches long
1.64 troy ounces
The master butter knife with banded stem engraved with dot pattern, the shaped terminal with cast figure of a reclining cow; shaped blade with scroll engraved decoration centering reserve engraved with a standing and a recumbent cow to one side, engraved scroll decoration to the other.
An American Silver Master Butter Knife
Ball, Black & Company, New York, New York
Circa 1860
Silver
Marks: BALL, BLACK & CO., 925
7.625 inches long
1.64 troy ounces
The master butter knife with banded stem engraved with dot pattern, the shaped terminal with cast figure of a reclining cow; shaped blade with scroll engraved decoration centering reserve engraved with a standing and a recumbent cow to one side, engraved scroll decoration to the other.
An American Silver Ladle
Ball, Black & Company, New York, New York
Circa 1860
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: BALL, BLACK & CO., 925
7.75 inches long
2.55 troy ounces
The shaped floral engraved terminal with cast figure of a turtle; gilt bowl. Monogrammed to the reverse of the terminal SAW.
An American Silver Fish Slice
Wood & Hughes, New York, New York
Circa 1860-1870
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: W&H, STERLING
12.375 inches long
4.55 troy ounces
The bundled stem splitting to hold medallion terminal, with applied twig and leaf elements joining textured pierced gilt blade with etched leaf and scroll decoration.
An American Silver Serving Fork
Wood & Hughes, New York, New York
Circa 1860-1870
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: W&H, STERLING
12 inches long
3.64 troy ounces
The bundled stem splitting to hold medallion terminal, with applied twig and leaf elements joining textured pierced gilt bowl with etched leaf and scroll decoration.
A Pair of American Coin Silver Serving Spoons
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1861
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: COIN, PATENT 1861
8.625 inches long
3.82 troy ounces
In the Grecian pattern, with ribbed gilt bowls; monogrammed HJJ
A Set of Three American Silver Serving Spoons
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1861
Silver
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING, PATENT 1861, A. STOWELL & CO.
8.25 inches long
6.83 troy ounces
In the Grecian pattern, monogrammed S. Retailed by A. Stowell & Co. of Boston, Massachusetts.
An American Silver Serving Fork
Wood and Hughes, New York, New York
Circa 1863
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: W & H, STERLING
12 inches high
4.19 troy ounces
In the Medallion pattern with twist stem and stylized floral pierced textured gilt bowl and tines.
An American Silver Cream Ladle
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1865
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING
6.25 inches long
1.09 troy ounces
In the Birds Nest pattern with gilt highlights to nest and gilt bowl.
An American Silver Serving Spoon
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1865
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING
9.25 inches long
2.46 troy ounces
In the Birds Nest pattern, with gilt highlights to interior of nest and shaped gilt bowl.
An American Silver Pickle Fork
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1865-1880
Silver
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING
7 inches long
1.09 troy ounces
The terminal with a hand holding a leaf with berries.
An American Silver Cream Ladle
George B. Sharp, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Circa 1866
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion), S, (lion), PATENT 1866
6.75 inches long
1.54 troy ounces
The cream ladle with faceted beaded shaft and shaped ball terminal; bucket shaped gilt bowl with guilloche bands and cast Minerva head.
An American Silver Serving Spoon
Unknown maker, American
Circa 1867
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: JB, PAT 1867
9.75 inches long
3.00 troy ounces
The serving spoon with plain shaft and flaring button-top gilt terminal with bright cut floral decoration; the gilt bowl with bright cut floral decoration.
A Set of Six American Silver Spoons
Unknown maker, American
Circa 1867
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: PAT 1867, JB
6 inches long
5.55 troy ounces
The teaspoons with plain shaft and flaring button top gilt terminal with bright cut floral decoration; the gilt bowl with bright cut floral decoration.
A Set of Six American Silver Spoons
Unknown maker, American
Circa 1867
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: PAT 1867, JB
6 inches long
5.55 troy ounces
The teaspoons with plain shaft and flaring button top gilt terminal with bright cut floral decoration; the gilt bowl with bright cut floral decoration.
An American Silver Berry Spoon
S. Kirk & Son, Baltimore, Maryland
Circa 1868-1896
Silver
Marks: S KIRK & SON, STERLING
9.125 inches long
4.37 troy ounces
The berry spoon in the Repoussé pattern with shaped bowl.
An American Silver Serving Spoon
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1868
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING, PATENT 1868
9.5 inches long
2.36 troy ounces
The serving spoon with oval terminal surmounted by cast love birds, the oval reserve monogrammed CF, with gilt bowl.
Silver Flatware, American
An American Silver Jelly Spoon
Tiffany & Co., New York, New York
1869
Silver
Marks: M TIFFANY & CO. STERLING PAT. 1869
7 inches long
1.37 Troy ounces
In the Tiffany pattern, monogrammed DAF.
Silver & Vertu
A Pair of American Silver Open Salts
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
1869
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING, 880, B
1.5 inches high x 3.75 inches wide x 2.625 inches deep
4.55 troy ounces
The pair of open salts in the form of buckets with banded decoration, the floral form handles surmounted by cast butterflies with banded loop handles; gilt interior, engraved with crest.
An American Silver Serving Spoon
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1869
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING
8.75 inches high
2.37 troy ounces
In the Sphinx pattern with gilt bowl and partial gilding to sphinx head.
An American Silver Ewer
William Kendrick, Louisville, Kentucky
Circa 1870
Silver
Marks: W.KENDRICK, STERLING, 2
15.75 inches high
37.28 troy ounces
The baluster-form ewer with engraved and repoussé grape cluster and vine decoration, with cast branch, vine and cluster handles. Based on the model created by John C. Moore for Tiffany & Co. around 1850. Monogrammed interlaced W, engraved under the base: LEGACY, FROM, JAMES A. WOOLSON, CAMBRIDGE, MASS, NOV.17-1904
An American Silver Hot Water Urn
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1870
Silver
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), 242, 3, T Kirkpatrick NY
14.25 inches high
74.92 troy ounces
The globular body with banded decoration at center with applied male masks at front and back; scroll and palmette handles with oval drop loops; spigot with faceted handle surmounted by globular finial; lid with applied butterfly; all raised on four paw and talon legs with scroll and leaf knees on square pedestal; urn form burner. Monogrammed M. Retailed by T. Kirkpatrick of New York, New York.
An American Silver Jelly Slice
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1870
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion-anchor-G)
9.5 inches long
3.46 troy ounces
The chamfered edge stem with cast Emperor head terminal, the stem monogrammed to the front MB, with gilt blade.
Silver Flatware, American
An American Silver Cream Ladle
Wood & Hughes, New York, New York
Circa 1870
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: W&H
6.75 inches long
1.64 troy ounces
The cream ladle with faceted stem and cast female herm figure terminal; gilt bowl with band of cast plamette decoration.
Silver & Vertu
An American Silver Server
Wood & Hughes, New York, New York
Circa 1870
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: W&H, STERLING
12 inches long
4.28 troy ounces
The server with bundled stem, the terminal with a cast figure of cupid within gilt lily leaves; applied scroll and lily and junction with blade; gilt blade with bright cut scroll decoration on textured ground.
An American Silver Server
Wood & Hughes, New York, New York
Circa 1870
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: W&H, STERLING
11.5 inches long
4.37 troy ounces
The wirework stem with cast cupid terminal, textured gilt bowl with tines.
An American Silver Napkin Ring
Unknown maker, American
Circa 1870
Silver
Marks: none
1.75 inches high
2.91 troy ounces
The napkin ring raised on four ball feet with cast banded decoration at edges and addorsed satyr masks centering oval reserve inscribed Emma.
Silver Flatware, American
A Set of Six American Silver Teaspoons
Attributed to Schultz & Fischer, San Francisco, California
Circa 1870
Silver
Marks: STERLING
6 inches long
4.10 troy ounces
The shield shape terminal with textured beaded border and foliate decoration, centering monogram IH. In original fitted black box with pink and light blue satin lining.
Silver & Vertu
An American Coin Silver Cheese Scoop
Attributed to Schultz & Fischer, San Francisco, California
Circa 1870
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: COIN
8.75 inches long
1.82 troy ounces
The shield shape terminal with textured beaded border and foliate decoration, centering monogram BM; textured gilt bright cut scoop. In original fitted black box with purple and cream satin lining.
An American Silver Serving Spoon
Unknown maker, American
Circa 1870
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: STERLING
9 inches long
1.64 troy ounces
The serving spoon with banded stem and sunflower and leaf terminal; shaped textured gilt bowl with bright cut foliate and banded decoration.
An American Silver Server
Unknown maker, American
Circa 1870
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: STERLING
9.5 inches high
2.28 troy ounces
The server with sunflower blossom and leaf terminal with gilt highlights; textured gilt blade with bright cut decoration.
A Pair of American Silver Gilt Salad Servers
Unknown maker, American
Circa 1870
Silver gilt
Marks: (fleur de lis), STERLING, 517, 528
9 inches high
5.92 troy ounces
The serving spoon and fork with double scroll ended shaft with applied fleur-de-lis and blossom at junction to leaf form terminal; leaf at junction to bowls. Monogrammed to the back of bowls GW.
An American Silver Gilt Bonbon Spoon
Unknown maker, American
Circa 1870
Silver gilt
Marks: (fleur de lis), STERLING, 462, BRUNNER BROS.
6.5 inches long
1.73 troy ounces
The gilt bonbon spoon with double scroll ended shaft with applied sunflower and leaf form terminal; flower and leaf bowl. Retailed by Brunner Brothers.
An American Silver Serving Fork
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1870
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING, JE CALDWELL & CO
10 inches high
2.82 troy ounces
The fluted shaft with lily of the valley terminal; shaped, textured bowl with floral piercing. Retailed by JE Caldwell & Co. of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
An American Silver Scoop
Wood & Hughes, New York, New York
Circa 1870
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: W&H, STERLING, 14
7.875 inches long
1.18 troy ounces
The terminal with cast lily of the valley flowers on a leaf; gilt shaped scoop.
An American Silver Cream Ladle
Wood & Hughes, New York, New York
Circa 1870
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: W&H, STERLING
7 inches long
1.27 troy ounces
The terminal with cast lily of the valley flowers on a leaf; gilt shaped bowl.
An American Silver Serving Spoon
George B. Sharp, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Circa 1870
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion), S, (lion)
11 inches high
3.46 troy ounces
The plain shaft with cat tail terminal; shaped gilt bowl with etched scroll and floral decoration framed by pierced scrolls with floral centers.
A Set of Twelve American Silver Dessert Spoons
George B. Sharp, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Circa 1870
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion), S, (lion)
5.625 inches long
7.92 troy ounces
The dessert spoon with plain shaft and cat tail terminal, with shaped gilt bowl with pierced scroll decoration and engraved leaf decoration.
A Pair of American Silver Tongs
Ball, Black & Co., New York, New York
Circa 1870
Silver
Marks: BALL, BLACK & CO., NEW YORK, WF, (eagle)
8.75 inches high
5.19 troy ounces
The pair of tongs with cast grape cluster, leaf and vine stems terminating in barbed-leaf ends; inscribed SW, Dec. 25, 1855.
An American Silver Ladle
Unknown maker, American
Circa 1870
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: STERLING
9.125 inches long
3.82 troy ounces
The ladle with bundled stem and teardrop terminal with textured ground overlaid with ivy and berries above cast bird, the center of terminal with applied lion with bird underfoot; gilt bowl with etched vermicelli decoration and applied ivy leaves.
An American Silver Berry Spoon
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1870
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING
9.5 inches high
4.10 troy ounces
In the Eglantine pattern with repoussé berry and leaf decorated gilt bowl.
An American Silver and Silver Gilt Preserve Spoon
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1870
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING
6 inches long
1.28 Troy ounces
In the Eglantine pattern in silver gilt, the reverse of the handle with oval silver reserve monogrammed C.
An American Silver Gilt Server
George W. Shiebler & Co., New York, New York
Circa 1870
Silver gilt
Marks: (winged S), STERLING, 3136
7 inches high
2 troy ounces
The silver gilt server with addorsed scroll stem centering a sunflower, with foliate scrolls and floral decoration to terminal; pierced scroll and floral blade.
An American Silver Plate Napkin Ring
Rogers & Bro., Waterbury, Connecticut
Circa 1870
Silver plate
Marks: ROGERS & BRO. TRIPLE PLATE, 203
2.75 inches high x 4.125 inches wide x 3.125 inches deep
The napkin ring with two bands of floral decoration raised on two butterfly's standing on a Japanese fan; the ring monogrammed OAJ.
An American Silver Stuffing Spoon
George B. Sharp, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Circa 1870
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion), S, (lion), (lion)
13 inches long
4.37 troy ounces
The stem with bright cut decoration with shaped scroll engraved terminal mounted with a cast fly; gilt bowl with bright cut decoration. Monogrammed to the reverse of the terminal CS.
An American Silver Tomato Server
Peter L. Krider Co., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Circa 1870
Silver
Marks: KB between crossed hammers
9.75 inches long
2.46 troy ounces
The plain stem with cat tail and butterfly terminal; round blade with engraved foliate and scroll decoration inscribed To Carrie from Helen.
An American Silver Spoon
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1870
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STER..., 52, STARR & MARCUS
5.875 inches long
.54 troy ounces
The bundled stem with applied balls, with cast figure of a bird; shaped gilt bowl monogrammed SR.
An American Silver Serving Spoon
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1870
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING
8.75 inches high
2 troy ounces
The pointed end shaft with cast raspberry vine on stippled ground; shaped gilt bowl with engraved berry decoration.
An American Silver Tea Strainer
Howard & Co., New York, New York
Circa 1870
Silver
Marks: HOWARD & CO., STERLING, 1388
7.875 inches high
2.55 troy ounces
The tea strainer with pierced clover, leaf and berry stem and border; stylized floral piercing to bowl; the bowl monogrammed SEM.
An American Silver Server
Unknown maker, American
Circa 1870
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: STERLING
9.75 inches long
2.27 troy ounces
The bundled stem with cast rabbit terminal; shaped textured gilt bowl with bright cut floral decoration.
An American Silver Serving Fork
Wood & Hughes, New York, New York
Circa 1870
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: W & H, STERLING
11.25 inches high
4.65 troy ounces
The serving fork with snail shell terminus and wave-edged shaft; gilt tines with wave edge and etched water and floral decoration.
An American Silver Dinner Bell
George W. Shiebler & Co., New York, New York
Circa 1870
Silver
Marks: (winged S), STERLING, 1461
3.875 inches high
2.64 troy ounces
In the Homeric pattern, with meander handle and shaped bell.
A Pair of American Silver Salad Servers
Dominick & Haff, New York, New York
Circa 1870
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: D&H, STERLING, C, BLACK, STARR & FROST
12.5 inches long
9.66 troy ounces
The pair of salad servers with foliate scroll decoration to the stem and terminal, with shaped reserve monogrammed MJC; with gilt bowl and tines with bright cut floral and foliate decoration. Retailed by Black, Starr and Frost of New York, New York.
Two American Silver Serving Spoons
Tiffany & Co., New York, New York
Circa 1870
Silver
Marks: TIFFANY & CO., STERLING, M, BMLD., n, 925, O
9.125 inches long
6.74 troy ounces
In the Custom Engraved pattern, with shaped bowls.
Silver Flatware, American
A Set of Twelve American Silver Dinner Forks
Wood & Hughes, New York, New York
Circa 1870
Silver
Marks: W & H, STERLING
7.75 inches long
24.33 troy ounces
In the Japanese pattern, inscribed to the reverse of the terminal Maggie.
Silver & Vertu
An American Silver Serving Spoon
Wood & Hughes, New York, New York
Circa 1870
Silver
Marks: W&H, STERLING
7.625 inches long
1.27 troy ounces'
In the Japanese pattern, with fluted engraved bowl; monogrammed to the reverse of terminal NPC.
An American Silver Basket
J.E. Caldwell, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Circa 1870
Silver
Marks: J.E. CALDWELL & CO, PHILA, J.C.M.
7.25 inches high x 6.5 inches wide x 5.25 inches deep
14.76 troy ounces
The raised, lobed, boat-shape basket with cast and engraved grape cluster, leaf and vine decoration with vine border; swing handle similarly decorated
An American Silver Serving Spoon
Unknown maker, American
Circa 1870
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: STERLING
10 inches long
2.55 troy ounces
The tapered stem with terminal composed of a pierced pagoda within circle surmounted by addorsed dragons; oval textured gilt bowl with engraved stylized floral decoration.
An American Silver Serving Spoon
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1870-1880
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING
10.125 inches high
3 troy ounces
The serving spoon with plain, matte finish banded stem and terminal etched with arabesque decoration; shaped gilt bowl with bright cut abstracted scroll and leaf decoration.
An American Silver Ice Cream Knife
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1870-1880
Silver
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING
9.875 inches long
2 troy ounces
The ice cream knife with plain, matte finish banded stem and terminal etched with arabesque decoration, blade with etched leaf decoration.
An American Silver Napkin Ring
George W. Shiebler & Co., New York, New York
Circa 1870-1880
Silver
Marks: (winged S), STERLING, 76
2 inches high
1.54 troy ounces
The napkin ring of squared form with scalloped corners, engraved with Japonesque style decoration, monogrammed MHC.
Silver Flatware, American
An American Silver Pie Server
Unknown maker, possibly American
Circa 1870-1890
Silver
Marks: s (abraded mark), TIFFANY & CO.
10.5 inches long
3.83 Troy ounces
The blade engraved with fruit and scroll decoration; handle monogrammed REM; retailed by Tiffany & Co., New York, New York.
An American Silver Crumber
Shreve, Crump & Low Co., Inc., Boston, Massachusetts
Circa 1870-1900
Silver
Marks: SHREVE CRUMP & LOW, 925
12.34 inches long
5.01 Troy ounces
The pan with scalloped rim, engraved cartouche monogrammed WAC, the handle with bright cut decoration engraved From EAB.
Silver & Vertu
An American Silver Ice Cream Slice
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1880
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING
11.75 inches high
3.73 troy ounces
In the Japanese pattern with partial gilt blade with etched decoration; monogrammed to the back of stem B.
Silver Flatware, American
A Pair of American Silver Spoons
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1871
Silver
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING
5,25 inches long
1.18 troy ounces
In the Japanese pattern with engraved bowls; inscribed to the reverse of each terminal Julia.
A Set of Four American Silver Fruit Spoons
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1871
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING, STARR & MARCUS
6.125 inches long
3.64 troy ounces
In the Japanese pattern with gilt highlights and gilt pointed bowl with bright cut decoration; monogrammed to the reverse of terminal LFJ. Retailed by Starr & Marcus of New York, New York.
An American Silver Cream Ladle
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1871
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING
6.25 inches long
1.09 troy ounces
In the Japanese pattern with shaped gilt bowl with bright cut decoration.
Silver & Vertu
An American Silver Ice Cream Server
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1871
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING
9.375 inches long
3.28 troy ounces
In the Japanese pattern with gilt highlights, with engraved bird and bamboo decoration to the blade; monogrammed to the front and back HF and HFR.
A Pair of American Silver Spoons
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1871
Silver
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING
5.25 inches long
1.18 troy ounces
In the Japanese pattern, with bright cut decoration to the bowl; inscribed on the reverse of the terminal Julia.
Silver Flatware, American
A Pair of American Silver Fruit Spoons
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1871
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING, STARR & MARCUS
6.125 inches long
1.82 troy ounces
In the Japanese pattern with silver gilt highlights and shaped bowls with bright cut decoration; monogrammed to the reserve of terminal LFJ. Retailed by Starr & Marcus of New York, New York.
A Set of Five American Silver Dinner Forks
Tiffany & Co., New York, New York
Circa 1871
Silver
Marks: TIFFANY & CO., STERLING, M, PAT 1871
8.125 inches long
11.11 troy ounces
In the Japanese pattern, monogrammed to the reverse of the terminal MLJ.
A Set of Six American Silver Serving Spoons
Tiffany & Co., New York, New York
Circa 1871
Silver
Marks: TIFFANY & CO., STERLING, M, PAT 1871
9 inches long
15.58 troy ounces
In the Japanese pattern, monogrammed to the reverse of the terminal MLJ.
An American Silver Flatware Service
Tiffany & Co., New York, New York
Designed 1872
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: TIFFANY & CO., STERLING, M
In the Vine pattern, designed by Edward C. Moore, comprising 200 place pieces:
12 lunch forks;
12 ice cream forks;
12 cocktail forks;
12 oyster forks;
12 cherry forks;
24 teaspoons;
12 ice cream spoons;
12 tablespoons
12 sorbet spoons
12 demitasse spoons;
12 coffee spoons;
12 grapefruit spoons;
12 bullion spoons;
12 place spoons;
12 knives;
12 butter spreaders.
And 33 Serving Pieces:
ice cream slice in the Grape pattern;
salad fork and spoon in the Wheat pattern;
heart-shaped ladle in the Tomato pattern;
crumber in the Grape pattern;
pea spoon in the Pea Pod pattern;
cold meat fork in the Pea Pod pattern;
2 pierced bonbon spoons in the Raspberry pattern;
bobbon spoon in the Daisy pattern;
sugar sifter in the Grape pattern;
jam spoon in the Raspberry pattern;
pierced server in the Raspberry pattern;
pierced nut scoop in the Gourd pattern;
ladle in the Tomato pattern;
sugar spoon in the Gourd pattern;
small ladle in the Raspberry pattern;
cream ladle in the Grape pattern;
tomato server in the Daisy pattern;
asparagus tongs in the Grape pattern;
ice tongs in the Daisy pattern;
2 sugar tongs in the Iris pattern;
2 sugar tongs in the Rose pattern;
olive spoon in the Squash pattern;
olive fork in the Squash pattern;
master butter knife in the Gourd pattern;
pap spoon in the Gourd pattern;
cold meat fork in the Grape pattern;
waffle server in the Grape pattern;
serving spoon in the Grape pattern;
shaped serving spoon in the Grape pattern.
Silver & Vertu
An American Silver Centerpiece
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
1873
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING, 862, F
9.875 inches high x 10.125 inches wide x 10.125 inches deep
28.07 troy ounces
Of tazza form, the stem composed of a classically draped female figure standing on a gall, with upright arms holding the centerpiece bowl; bowl with palmette pattern outer border; monogrammed under base.
An American Silver and Silver Gilt Spoon
Whiting Manufacturing Company, Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1873
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (Griffin with W), STERLING, JERRY COON
6.75 inches long
1.18 Troy ounces
In the Japanese pattern with gilt bowl inscribed in the reverse Whilimina Olive 1873. Retailed by Jerry Coon.
An American Silver Pocket Fruit Knife
Tiffany & Co., New York, New York
Circa 1873-1891
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: TIFFANY & CO., STERLING, M
2.75 inches long (closed)
1.09 troy ounces
The shaped hand hammered pocket fruit knife with silver gilt blade and pick; monogrammed LAM.
A Pair of American Silver Salad Servers
Whiting Manufacturing Company, Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1874
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion with W), STERLING, 7A
12.5 inches long
8.11 troy ounces
In the Japanese pattern, the gilt bowl and tines with bright cut decoration.
An American Silver Napkin Ring
Tiffany & Co., New York, New York
1875
Silver
Marks: TIFFANY & CO., 4304 M 1437, STERLING-SILVER
2 inches high
2 troy ounces
The napkin ring raised on four ball feet with engraved borders and floral and bird engraved decoration to band.
An American Silver Cup and Saucer
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1875
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), 40
2.5 inches high x 5.375 inches wide x 5.375 inches deep
9.20 troy ounces
The cup with embossed palmette border and gadrooned base with D shape handle, the interior gilded; saucer with guilloche border monogrammed to the reverse FPS.
An American Silver and Silver Gilt Serving Spoon
Unknown maker, American
Circa 1875-1900
Silver and silver gilt
Unmarked
9.75 inches long
2.28 Troy ounces
The bundled stem with leaf and floral cast decoration; gilt bowl with etched geometric and floral decoration.
A Set of Six American Silver and Silver Gilt Spoons
Unknown maker, American
Circa 1875-1900
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: CO
5.13 inches long
3.19 Troy ounces
The handle with shield-shaped terminal crowned by a fox head; gilt bowl with etched stylized flowers in vase.
Two American Silver Olive Forks
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1875-1890
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING, 275, 277
7.86 inches long
1.09 Troy ounces
The twisted stem handles with cast shell ends; one with gilt tines.
An American Silver Napkin Ring
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
1877
Silver
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING, 1065, J
1.75 inches high
1.82 troy ounces
The napkin ring with bands of ribbed decoration centering band of putti at play, inscribed ELLA.
An American Silver Butter Dish with Lid
J.R. Wendt & Co., New York, New York
Circa 1880
Silver
Marks: BALL, BLACK & CO, 925 over 1000, NEW YORK
5 inches high x 7.25 inches wide x 5.5 inches deep
18.87 troy ounces
The covered container on waisted base with joined scroll handles with floral ends; the cover with beaded and guilloche bands and beaded loop and scroll finial; interior with pierced liner. Retailed by Ball, Black & Co. of New York, New York.
Silver Holloware, American
A Pair of Silverplated Candlesticks
Unknown maker, possibly American
Circa 1880
Silverplate
Marks: none
7 inches high
The fluted, columnar form candlesticks with Corinthian capitals, raised on flared, squared bases with ram's heads holding swags and leaf border. Removable bobeche.
Silver & Vertu
A Set of Ten American Silver Dinner Knives
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1880
Silver and stainless steel
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING, H20
8.875 inches long
27.6 ounces (gross)
In the Antique Hammered pattern, monogrammed EEW.
A Set of Six American Silver Demitasse Spoons
George W. Shiebler & Co., New York, New York
Circa 1880
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (winged S), STERLING
4.125 inches long
3.55 troy ounces
In the Etruscan pattern, with gilt hand-hammered bowls. Inscribed to the reverse of the terminal HWM, 1882. In original fitted, floral-patterned velvet box with gold and blue satin lining.
A Pair of American Silver Sugar Tongs
George W. Shiebler & Co., New York, New York
Circa 1880
Silver
Marks: (winged S), STERLING, F, BLACK, STARR & FROST
3.25 inches long
.45 troy ounces
The pair of hand hammered sugar tongs with feather engraved claw tips. Retailed by Black, Starr and Frost of New York, New York.
An American Silver Ice Cream Slice
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1880
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING
10.875 inches long
3.55 troy ounces
In the Piper pattern, the terminal with the figure of a man playing a pipe; gilt blade with engraved floral scroll and ribbon decoration.
An American Silver and Silver Gilt Berry Spoon
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1880-1890
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion-anchor-G) STERLING
9 inches long
2.73 Troy ounces
The handle with hunter and stag head terminal, partially pierced; gilt shaped bowl.
An American Silver Serving Spoon
Dominick & Haff, New York, New York
Circa 1880
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (Dominick & Haff), STERLING, J.B. HUDSON
9.25 inches high
4.46 troy ounces
The serving spoon with pierced terminal with three children sitting at a table within scroll borders; shaped gilt bowl with embossed crab and seaweed decoration, monogrammed FLW. Retailed by J.B. Hudson of Minneapolis, Minnesota.
An American Silver and Silver Gilt Serving Fork
William B. Durgin Co., Concord, New Hampshire
Circa 1880-1900
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: D STERLING WC BRYANT & CO.
8.5 inches long
3.55 Troy ounces
In the Rococo Revival style, the handle composed of cast c-scrolls; gilt tines. Retailed by WC Bryant & Co.
An American Silver and Silver Gilt Serving Fork
Edward Todd & Co., New York, New York
Circa 1880-1900
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: conjoined ET, STERLING
7.13 inches long
1.09 Troy ounces
The shaped handle with open wirework scroll decoration and beaded border; gilt tines.
A Set of Four American Silver Citrus Spoons
Tiffany & Co., New York, New York
Circa 1880
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: TIFFANY & CO., STERLING, PAT 1880, C
6 inches long
3.82 troy ounces
In the Lap Over Edge pattern, one with Spider decoration, one with Sensitive Plant decoration, one with Birds decoration, and one with Fly Catcher decoration, with silver gilt bowls.
An American Silver Bowl
George W. Shiebler & Co., New York, New York
Circa 1880
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (winged S), STERLING, 520
1 inches high x 5.5 inches diameter
3.73 troy ounces
The blossom form bowl with irregular rim; hand hammered silver gilt interior.
An American Silver Cup and Saucer
George W Shiebler & Co., New York, New York
Circa 1880
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (winged S), STERLING, 324
2.75 inches high x 4.75 inches wide x 4.75 inches deep
6.01 troy ounces
The cup and saucer with leaf decoration, the interior of the cup in silver gilt and traces of gilding to exterior of cup and saucer.
A Set of Twelve American Silver Gilt Punch Cups
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
1886
Silver gilt
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING, GORHAM CO, (1886)
2.125 inches high x 3.875 inches wide x 2.5 inches deep
49.67 troy ounces
The punch cups in the form of naturalistic oranges with branch handles sitting on leaves.
An American Silver Lemonade Stirrer
Dominick & Haff, New York, New York
Circa 1880-1900
Silver
Marks: (oval, diamond, circle), STERLING, PATD 95, MERRICK WALSH & PHELPS CO, 30
13.25 inches long
2.19 Troy ounces
The twist stem terminating in floral bordered handle. Retailed by Merrick, Walsh & Phelps, Co.
An American Silver Serving Spoon
Marshall Field & Co., Chicago, Illinois
Circa 1880
Silver
Marks: MARSHALL FIELD & CO STERLING 4306
10.25 inches long
3.37 Troy ounces
The handle and bowl hand hammered with embossed and chased leaf and blossom decoration.
An American Silver and Silver Gilt Cheese Scoop
Whiting Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1880
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (griffin with W), 3, STERLING, 32
8.75 inches long
2.64 Troy ounces
With twist stem, the handle with embossed cat; mouse at junction of stem and bowl; gilt interior to bowl; monogrammed to back of handle SAL.
An American Silver Serving Spoon
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1880
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING, 81
9.75 inches long
2.64 troy ounces
The branch form stem with cast squirrel and oak leaf terminal, with joined oak leaves at junction to textured gilt pierced leaf form bowl.
An American Silver Cream Ladle
Whiting Manufacturing Company, Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1880-1890
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion with W), STERLING, 40
7 inches long
1.73 troy ounces
The bundles stem with cast crouching cat terminal with gilt barrel form bowl.
An American Silver Nut Spoon
Unknown maker, American
Circa 1880
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: STERLING
10.5 inches high
4.01 troy ounces
The faceted stem with cast squirrel holding a nut terminal, the gilt textured shaped bowl surmounted by cast bird and leaves at stem.
A Pair of American Silver Servers
Attributed to Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1880
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: STERLING, 5A
10.25 inches high
7.11 troy ounces
The serving fork and spoon with talon stems and sculptural pheasant terminals; gilt textured bowls, the spoon with etched floral decoration and the fork with pierced floral decoration.
An American Silver Napkin Ring
Attributed to George W. Shiebler & Co., New York, New York
Circa 1880
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: none
2 inches high
1.73 troy ounces
The napkin ring in the form of a leaf, pinned together, with cast fly; gilt interior. Inscribed George.
A Pair of American Silver and Mixed Metal Demitasse Spoons
Dominick & Haff, New York, New York
Circa 1880
Silver and copper
Marks: (rectangle), (circle), (diamond), JE CALDWELL & CO STERLING
4.5 inches long
.73 Troy ounces
The hand hammered handles with applied copper butterfly and squirrel decoration; monogrammed on reverse. Retailed by JE Caldwell & Co., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
A Pair of American Silver and Mixed Metal Napkin Rings
George W. Shiebler & Co., New York, New York
Circa 1880
Silver, silver gilt and copper
Marks: (winged S), STERLING, 254
2 inches high
The leaf form napkin rings with applied copper insects; gilt interiors. Inscribed to the backs Ida and Charles.
A Group of American Mixed Metal and Silver Salts and Pepper Shakers
Dominick & Haff, New York, New York
1880
Silver, copper, brass
Marks: (Dominick & Haff) 1880, STERLING, AL, YY, 5, 253
3.125 inches high
The group comprising a pair of open salts of circular form raised on three legs, the body with etched floral decoration and applied leaves, butterflies and squirrels in mixed metals; with matching individual salt spoons with applied leaf decoration in mixed metals; together with a pair of pepper shakers of cylindrical form with etched floral ground and applied floral and bird decoration in mixed metals.
A Set of Twelve American Silver and Mixed Metal Seafood Forks
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1880
Silver, silver gilt and copper
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING, & OTHER METALS
6 inches high
The hand hammered shafts with applied copper decoration to the terminals; silver gilt tines. Monogrammed to the reverse LN.
An American Silver Serving Spoon
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1880
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING, H21
10 inches high
4.28 troy ounces
A custom-designed serving spoon with aquatic motif stem and turtle terminal; gilt shell bowl with turtle at junction and back; the stem monogrammed W.
A Pair of American Silver and Mixed Metal Spoons
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1880
Silver and copper
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING, 4
5.125 inches long
1.18 troy ounces
The undulating, wrapped, wave-form stems with a fish at the terminal, each with one small applied copper dot, shell shaped bowls, the reverse of one monogrammed VAU.
A Set of Six American Silver Seafood Forks
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1880
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING
5.875 inches long
3.91 troy ounces
The seafood forks with textured branch stem with figure of an Asian boy hugging a carp terminal with silver gilt highlights.
An American Silver Tea Caddy Spoon
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1880
Silver
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING, 410
3.5 inches long
.63 troy ounces
The tea caddy spoon with cast wave and fish decoration to stem; shaped bowl. Monogrammed to the reverse NGS.
An American Silver Serving Spoon
Geo. C. Shreve & Co., San Francisco, California
Circa 1880
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: GEO. C. SHREVE & CO., (bee), SAN FRANCISCO, STERLING
9.125 inches high
3.83 troy ounces
The serving spoon with wrapped, twisted shaft with lily pad and flower terminus; lily form gilt bowl monogrammed to the reverse M.
An American Silver Sugar Sifter
Tiffany & Co., New York, New York
Circa 1880
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: TIFFANY & CO., STERLING, PAT 1880, M
7 inches long
2.36 troy ounces
In the Chrysanthemum pattern, with pierced silver gilt bowl, monogrammed J.
An American Silver Serving Spoon
Whiting Manufacturing Company, Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1880
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (Griffin with W), G, 4, STERLING
8.25 inches long
3.28 Troy ounces
Hand hammered, the handle with applied leaf and berry decoration; gilt bowl inscribed on the reverse Leannie.
Two American Silver Spoons
George W. Shiebler & Co., New York, New York
Circa 1880
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (winged S), STERLING
5.13 inches long
.82 Troy ounces
Two graduated spoons with fluted, leaf-form handles and silver gilt-leaf form bowls, the back of the larger bowl monogrammed NMS
A Set of Six American Silver Demitasse Spoons
Wallace & Sons Mfg. Co., Wallingford, Connecticut
Circa 1880
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (stag head), RW&S, STERLING
4.75 inches long
2.36 troy ounces
The spoons with interlaced vine stems with leaf and fruit decoration; gilt floral shape bowls.
An American Silver Serving Fork
Whiting Manufacturing Company, Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1880
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion with W), 13, STERLING, K, DUHME & CO
9.125 inches high
3.19 troy ounces
The serving fork with cast shell and crab decoration; gilt tines; monogrammed S. Retailed by Duhme & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
A Pair of American Silver Oyster Spoons
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1880
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING, 765
5.75 inches long
1.27 troy ounces
The barbed twig stem with gilt oyster shell form bowl.
Silver Flatware, American
A Pair of American Silver Spoons
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1880
Silver
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING, 2
5.125 inches long
1.27 troy ounces
The pair of spoons with seaweed wrapped stems and applied cast crab to terminal; oyster shell shaped bowl.
Silver & Vertu
An American Silver Spoon
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1880
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING, 10
5 inches long
.45 troy ounces
The spoon with seaweed wrapped twig stem with applied cast oyster shell, with gilt fish shaped bowl.
An American Silver and Silver Gilt Spoon
Wallace & Sons Manufacturing Company, Wallingford, Connecticut
Circa 1880-1890
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (staghead), RW&S, STERLING
4.36 inches long
.55 Troy ounces
The stem with seaweed and foam decoration with oyster shell terminal; back with stylized floral decoration; gilt bowl in the form of an oyster shell.
A Set of Six Silver and Mixed Metal Fruit Knives
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1880
Silver, bronze and gilding
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING, 5
7.875 inches high
The set of six fruit knives with cast bronze Japanese-style kodzuka handles with gilt highlights; textured ground silver blades with engraved floral and insect decoration.
A Set of Six Japanese Silver Gilt and Mixed Metal Fruit Knives
Unknown maker, Japanese
Circa 1880
Silver, silver gilt, copper, brass
Marks: signed in Japanese
8.125 inches long
The silver gilt fruit knives with basket weave handles with applied mixed metal insect decoration; floral and insect engraved decoration to blades.
A Pair of American Silver Grape Sheers
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1880
Silver
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING, 85
6.75 inches long
4.19 troy ounces
The pair of hand-hammered grape sheers with Japanesque decoration.
A Pair of American Silver Salad Servers
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1880
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING, 330
10 inches long
7.47 troy ounces
The stems in the form of bamboo stalks, with gilt lashing to oyster shell gilt bowls and tines.
An American Silver Spoon
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1880-1890
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING 397
6.5 inches long
1.09 Troy ounces
The handle of bamboo form with leaves; fluted gilt bowl with bamboo leaf decoration.
An American Silver Ice Cream Slice
Attributed to Dominick & Haff, New York, New York
Circa 1880
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: STERLING
11.875 inches long
6.83 troy ounces
The hand hammered handle with etched dragonfly and floral decoration in the Japanese style; the blade with floral decoration with gilt highlights.
A Set of Ten American Silver Dinner Forks
Tiffany & Co., New York, New York
Circa 1880
Silver
Marks: TIFFANY & CO., STERLING, C, PAT 1880
7.25 inches long
18.32 troy ounces
In the Lap Over Edge pattern, monogrammed EEW.
An American Silver Spoon
Towle Silversmiths, Newburyport, Massachusetts
Circa 1880
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (T with lion), STERLING, 16
5.875 inches long
1.64 troy ounces
The gilt spoon with shaped hammered stem with reserved etched floral decoration, the hand hammered bowl similarly decorated; inscribed to the reverse of the terminal MLT Wead.
An American Silver Serving Spoon
Towle Silversmiths, Newburyport, Massachusetts
Circa 1880
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (T with lion), STERLING, DANA & KELLEY
7.25 inches long
2.64 troy ounces
The gilt spoon with shaped hammered stem with reserved etched floral decoration, the hand hammered bowl similarly decorated. Retailed by Dana & Kelley.
An American Silver Jelly Spoon
Towle Silversmiths, Newburyport, Massachusetts
Circa 1880
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (T with lion), STERLING
6.25 inches long
1.45 troy ounces
The gilt spoon with shaped hammered stem with reserved etched floral decoration, the hand-hammered bowl similarly decorated.
Silver Flatware, American
An American Silver Serving Spoon
Wm. B. Durgin Co., Concord, New Hampshire
Circa 1880
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (bird in wreath with D), STERLING, PALMER BACHELDERS & CO
8.875 inches long
2 troy ounces
The serving spoon in the Japanese style with bright cut floral decoration to the terminal and bowl on a matt ground; inscribed on reverse Laura. Retailed by Palmer & Bachelders of Boston and New York.
Silver & Vertu
An American Silver Serving Spoon
Whiting Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1880
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion with W), STERLING
9.125 inches high
3.09 troy ounces
In the Berry pattern with raspberry decoration, with floral and berry etched gilt bowl; monogrammed to the reverse A.
An American Silver Serving Spoon
Wood & Hughes, New York, New York
Circa 1880
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: W & H, STERLING
8.5 inches high
1.82 troy ounces
The shaft with engraved floral decoration and fluted terminal; gilt bowl with embossed wave edge pattern and engraved floral decoration.
An American Silver Cake Knife
Whiting Manufacturing Company, Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1880
Silver
Marks: (lion with W), STERLING, 20A, THEODORE B. STARR
10 inches long
4.37 troy ounces
The cake knife with shaped handle with applied wave and engraved floral decoration, the blade with Japanese style floral decoration. Retailed by Theodore B. Starr of New York, New York.
An American Silver and Ivory Ice Cream Slice
Whiting Manufacturing Company, Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1870
Silver and ivory
Marks: (lion with W), STERLING, 2888
12.25 inches long
The wave shaped blade with cast foliate scrolls with chased and engraved scroll neck, curved fluted ivory handle. Monogrammed to the blade A.
A Pair of American Silver Olive Picks
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1880
Silver
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING, 515
4 inches long
.72 troy ounces
The pair of olive picks with branch form stem and cast olive and leaf terminal.
An American Silver Olive Spoon/Spear
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1870
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING, 78
10.125 inches high
.91 troy ounces
The combination olive spoon and spear with crescent and star pierced gilt bowl, cylindrical shaft with textured gilt olive terminating in gilt spear.
An American Silver Olive Spoon/Spear
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1880
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING, 267
11.75 inches high
2.09 troy ounces
The branch shape stem with gilt olive and leaf and center, with gilt spear terminal; pierced gilt edged bowl with pierced leaf decoration.
Silver Flatware, American
A Set of Twelve American Silver Gilt and Enamel Spoons
Unknown maker, American
Circa 1880
Silver gilt and enamel
Marks: STERLING, various pattern numbers
5.5 inches long
8.9 ounces (gross)
The silver gilt teaspoons with various enamel decoration to the stems and terminals; monogrammed on the reverse of the terminal B.
Silver & Vertu
A Set of Eight American Silver and Enamel Forks
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Circa 1880-1900
Silver and enamel
Marks: (eagle-R-lion), STERLING, Z
4.25 inches long
2 ounces (gross)
With two tines, the ends twisted, with foliate handle in polychrome enamel.
An American Silver Serving Fork
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1882
Silver
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING, COPYRIGHTED
8.375 inches long
3.19 troy ounces
In the Fontainebleau pattern, with engraved floral decoration to the blade.
A Pair of American Silver Tongs
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1882
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING, COPYRIGHTED
9.75 inches high
4.46 troy ounces
In the Fontainebleau pattern, with gilt claw tong and gilt bright cut bowl; monogrammed D.
An American Silver Five-Piece Tea and Coffee Service
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1882-1883
Silver, silver gilt, ebony
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING, O, P
7.75 inches high
96.8 ounces (gross)
The service comprising a coffee pot, tea pot, sugar bowl with cover, creamer, and waste bowl, all with ribbed decoration and raised on three ribbed ball form feet; ribbed spherical ebony finials to lids and D shape ebony handles to coffee and tea pots; gilt lining to sugar bowl, creamer and waste bowl.
An American Silver Serving Fork
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1883
Silver
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING, COPYRIGHTED
9 inches high
3.55 troy ounces
A four tined serving fork in the Medici pattern with engraved floral decoration to the tines; monogrammed on the reverse MAVS from AEN.
An American Silver Asparagus Server
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1883
Silver
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING, COPYRIGHTED, a
9.75 inches high
5.38 troy ounces
In the Medici pattern with scalloped edge floral engraved blade.
A Set of Six American Silver Fish Forks
Tiffany & Co., New York, New York
Circa 1884
Silver
Marks: TIFFANY &., STERLING, PAT. 1884, M
6.25 inches long
8.02 troy ounces
In the Wave Over Edge pattern, monogrammed to the front EHB.
Silver Holloware, American
An American Silver Bowl
Tiffany & Co., New York, New York
1884
Silver
Marks: TIFFANY & CO,, 8230 M 2915, STERLING-SILVER
2.75 inches high x 8.5 inches diameter
21.41 troy ounces
The hand hammered bowl with ribbed decoration at base.
Silver & Vertu
An American Silver Napkin Ring
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
1888
Silver
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING, 1870, (star)
2 inches high
1.73 troy ounces
The napkin ring with two bands of embossed floral decoration, monogrammed CG.
An American Silver Sugar Shell
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1888
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING, COPYRIGHTED, 460
4.875 inches high
.64 troy ounces
In the Versailles pattern with silver gilt shell form bowl.
An American Silver Serving Spoon
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1888
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING, COPYRIGHTED
9.125 inches high
3.37 troy ounces
In the Versailles pattern with shaped gilt shell bowl; monogrammed to the reverse LLM.
A Set of Three American Silver Forks
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1888
Silver
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING, H
6.75 inches long
5.01 troy ounces
In the Versailles pattern, monogrammed to the reverse of the terminal LAS.
An American Silver Cream Ladle
Wm. B. Durgin Co., Concord, New Hampshire
Circa 1888
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: D, STERLING, M. SCOOLER
7.125 inches high
3.19 troy ounces
In the Heraldic pattern with gilt bowl; retailed by M. Scooler of New Orleans.
An American Silver Ice Serving Spoon
Dominick & Haff, New York, New York
Circa 1888
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (Dominick & Haff), STERLING, BIRKS
8.875 inches high
3.19 troy ounces
In the Trianon Pierced pattern with gilt pierced bowl. Retailed by Henry Birks and Sons of Montreal, Canada.
A Pair of American Silver Bowls
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
1889
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING, 515, (1889)
2 inches high x 5.75 inches wide x 3.75 inches deep
10.57 troy ounces
The pair of fruit shaped bowls with textured ground, leaves and stem at end, with an applied gilt silver crab; gilt interior to bowls.
An American Silver Serving Spoon
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1889
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING, COPYRIGHTED '89
8.875 inches long
3.46 troy ounces
In the Coligni pattern with gilt highlights, monogrammed to the reverse of the terminal F.
An American Silver Oyster Dish
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
1890
Silver
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING, 765, (1890)
1.25 inches high x 4.875 inches wide x 2.5 inches deep
2.64 troy ounces
The dish in the form of a naturalistic open oyster shell, raised on shell feet with bearding.
An American Silver Server
Whiting Manufacturing Company, Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1890-1900
Silver
Marks: (Griffin with W), STERLING 31
10.25 inches long
2.82 Troy ounces
With twist handle engraved with starfish and applied shell; kidney shaped blade.
An American Silver Sardine Fork
George W. Shiebler & Co., New York, New York
Circa 1890
Silver
Marks: (winged S), STERLING, 3122
7.5 inches high
2.28 troy ounces
The rope wrapped shaft with winged lion terminus; scroll pierced tines monogrammed GFC.
An American Silver Pickle Fork
Wm. B. Durgin Co., Concord, New Hampshire
Circa 1890
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: D, STERLING, THEODORE B. STARR
8.75 inches long
1.45 troy ounces
In the Dauphin pattern, with gilt tines. Retailed by Theodore B. Starr of New York, New York.
An American Silver Lemonade Stirrer
Redlich & Co., New York, New York
Circa 1890
Silver
Marks: (sea serpent), STERLING, JE CALDWELL & CO
15.25 inches high
2.37 troy ounces
The twist stem lemonade stirrer with pierced rose and scroll terminal; monogrammed to the reverse S.
An American Silver Pastry Server
Tiffany & Co., New York, New York
Circa 1890
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: TIFFANY & CO., STERLING
11.25 inches long
5.01 troy ounces
In the Strawberry pattern, with gilt saw edged blade.
A Pair of American Silver Tongs
Unknown maker, American
Circa 1890
Silver
Marks: (hatchet ?), STERLING
6.25 inches long
1.64 troy ounces
The pair of tongs with cast grape cluster, leaf and vine decoration, one pierced fluted blade and one in the form of a grape leaf.
A Set of Three American Silver Demitasse Spoons
George W. Shiebler & Co., New York, New York
Circa 1890-1900
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (winged S), STERLING
4 inches long
1.18 Troy ounces
With shaped hammered handles, the ends with applied naturalistic motifs (owl, sea horse, butterfly); gilt bowls.
A Set of Six American Silver Demitasse Spoons
Whiting Manufacturing Company, Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1890
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion with W), STERLING
4 inches long
2.09 troy ounces
The demitasse spoon with cast silver cherub head surrounded by gilt interlaced motif; gilt bowl.
A Set of Four American Silver Demitasse Spoons
Whiting Manufacturing Company, Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1890
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion with W), STERLING
4.25 inches long
1.54 troy ounces
The shafts in the form of overlapped leaves with a berry cluster at center, gilt bowls.
A Set of Eleven American Silver Fruit Picks
Tiffany & Co., New York, New York
Circa 1890
Silver
Marks: TIFFANY & CO.
2.75 inches long
2 troy ounces
The fruit picks with cherry decoration to the terminal.
A Set of Four American Silver Gilt and Enamel Demitasse Spoons
Unknown maker, American
Circa 1890
Silver gilt and enamel
Marks: (unidentified), 925
4.625 inches long
The beaded silver gilt shaft with plique a jour holly leaf terminals, with similar bowl with clear, green and blue enamel.
An American Silver Gilt and Ivory Bon Bon Scoop
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
1890
Silver gilt and ivory
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING, 520, (1890)
5 inches high
The pierced bowl with interlaced ribbon and scroll decoration, with ivory handle in the form of a leaf.
An American Silver and Ivory Serving Spoon
Whiting Manufacturing Company, Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1890
Silver gilt and ivory
Marks: (lion with W), STERLING, 2888
8.25 inches long
The shaped gilt fluted bowl with embossed foliate scroll decoration, with tapered ivory handle monogrammed F at tip.
An American Silver Spoon
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1890
Silver
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING
6 inches long
1.09 troy ounces
In the Apostles pattern (small) with a figure of St. Thomas.
An American Silver Spoon
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1890
Silver
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING
6.5 inches long
2.01 troy ounces
In the Apostles pattern (large), with a figure of St. Thomas.
An American Silver Nut Spoon
Unknown maker, American
Circa 1890
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: none
9 inches long
2.55 troy ounces
The tapered cylindrical stem with beaded bands and domed terminal, textured gilt bowl with pierced floral hood centering oval reserve monogrammed D.
An American Silver Serving Spoon
A.F. Towle & Son Co., Greenfield, Massachusetts
Circa 1890
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: TS, STERLING
8.875 inches long
1.54 troy ounces
The scrolled shaft with inset scroll and floral wirework decoration within roped border; squared gilt bowl.
An American Silver Gilt Pierced Spoon
Myrick, Roller & Holbrook, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Circa 1890-1900
Silver gilt
Marks: MRH (within diamonds) STERLING JE CALDWELL & CO.
9 inches long
2.73 Troy ounces
The handle with partially pierced reverse scroll decoration and floral terminals; pierced flower and scroll bowl. Retailed by JE Caldwell & Co., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
An American Silver and Glass Muffineer
Wm. B. Durgin Co., Concord, New Hampshire
Circa 1890
Silver and glass
Marks: D within shield, STERLING, 164, BLACK, STARR & FROST
8.5 inches high
The baluster form glass body engraved with foliate and wreath decoration, mounted with silver domed base with embossed foliate decoration; shaped top with foliate piercing and finial joining cut foliate rim. Retailed by Black, Starr & Frost of New York, New York.
A Pair of American Silver Gilt and Enamel Sugar Tongs
Unknown maker, American
Circa 1892
Silver gilt, enamel
Marks: STERLING
5 inches high
The pair of sugar silver gilt sugar tongs of asymmetrical form with reverse scrolls with plique a jour enamel decoration, the tips with dragon heads. Engraved to the interior MD, A Souvenir of the Elections 1892, From Kansas.
Silver Holloware, American
An American Silver Creamer and Sugar Bowl
Gorham Manufacturing Company, Providence, Rhode Island
Chased by Nicholas Heinzelmann (1833-1900)
1894
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), 5911, STERLING, (1894), CHASED BY N. HEINZELMANN.
4.25 inches high
22.78 troy ounces
The globular bodies embossed and chased with woodland leaf, vine and flower decoration; with undulating rim and loop handles, the interior of the creamer gilt.
Silver & Vertu
A Set of Twelve American Silver Grapefruit Spoons
Hamilton & Diesinger, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Circa 1895-1900
Silver
Marks: HD, STERLING, HAMILTON & DIESINGER
5.625 inches long
9.93 troy ounces
The stem and terminal with scroll and floral decoration; monogrammed to the reverse of the terminal CFG.
A Set Of American Silver Flatware
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1897
Silver
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING, PAT 1897, STAINLESS
146.3 ounces (gross)
In the Strasbourg pattern, monogrammed B, comprising:
12 dinner forks;
12 salad forks;
24 teaspoons;
12 soup spoons;
12 dinner knives with stainless blades;
10 butter spreaders;
1 master butter knife with stainless blade;
4 lemon forks;
2 serving spoons;
1 cream ladle;
1 pierced serving spoon;
1 serving fork;
1 sugar spoon;
1 bon bon spoon;
1 jelly spoon;
1 carving knife with stainless blade;
1 pie server with stainless blade;
1 pate knife with stainless blade.
An American Silver Flatware Service
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Designed circa 1897
Silver and stainless steel
Marks: GORHAM STERLING, STAINLESS
0 inches high x 0 inches wide x 0 inches deep; 128.8 ounces (gross)
In the Strasbourg pattern, comprising:
12 dinner forks;
12 salad forks;
8 seafood forks;
12 teaspoons;
12 soup spoons;
12 dinner knives with stainless blades;
12 butter knives with stainless blades.
In soft fitted case.
An American Silver and Ivory Tankard
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
1898
Silver, ivory and glass
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING, A M, (1898)
5.25 inches high
The ivory tankard with silver mounts to upper and lower rim with cast shell and scroll borders, the upper rim with engraved ribbon decoration, plain scroll handle and glass insert to bottom.
An American Silver Tray
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
1898
Silver
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING, 8021, 31IN, (1898)
1.5 inches high x 31 inches wide x 20.675 inches deep
217.47 troy ounces
The large rectangular tray with beaded border, the center with interlaced monogram within laurel wreath, the tray surface with star patterning within engraved leaf border.
An American Silver Serving Fork
JB & SM Knowles Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1898
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion with K), STERLING, 12
7.75 inches long
1.64 troy ounces
The stem with cast foliate decoration centering a shaped cartouche inscribed May; the gilt bowl with pierced scroll decoration terminating in leaf form tines. Inscribed on the reverse of terminal Oct. 16, 1898.
An American Silver Pierced Serving Spoon
Whiting Manufacturing Company, Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1898
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion with W), STERLING, PAT. 1898
8.625 inches long
2.82 troy ounces
In the Pompadour pattern with gilt pierced bowl.
An American Silver Bonbon Spoon
George W. Shiebler & Co., New York, New York
Circa 1898
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (winged S), STERLING, 3263
5 inches long
1.91 troy ounces
The handle with addorsed foliate scrolls surmounted by prancing lion; gilt embossed bowl. Inscribed on the reverse of terminal H, March 31 '98.
An American Silver Punch Ladle
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1898
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING, PAT. 1898
10.5 inches high
6.83 troy ounces
In the Old Baronial pattern, with silver gilt lining to the bowl.
An American Silver Spoon
Wm. B. Durgin Co., Concord, New Hampshire
Circa 1898-1904
Silver
Marks: D, STERLING, PAT'D
5.75 inches long
1.09 Troy ounces
In the Cat Tails pattern, monogrammed on the back of the bowl SMH, 1904.
Silver Holloware, American
An American Silver Creamer and Covered Sugar Bowl
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
1900
Silver
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING, A3550, 3/4 PINT
5 inches high
13.48 troy ounces
The creamer and sugar bowl with repoussé scroll and rose decoration, monogrammed MAC.
Silver & Vertu
An American Silver Napkin Ring
Bailey, Banks & Biddle Co., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Circa 1900
Silver
Marks: B.B.&B, STERLING
1.75 inches high
1.64 troy ounces
The napkin ring with undulated shaped borders with embossed floral and scroll decoration centering reserve.
An American Silver Napkin Ring
Unknown maker, American
Circa 1900
Silver
Marks: STERLING
1.25 inches high
.63 troy ounces
The napkin ring with embossed grape cluster and leaf decoration with center cartouche monogrammed McAB.
An American Silver Napkin Ring
Towle Silversmiths, Newburyport, Massachusetts
Circa 1900
Silver
Marks: (T with lion), STERLING, 610
2 inches high
1.18 troy ounces
The napkin ring with embossed bands of shell decoration, monogrammed PB.
An American Silver Napkin Ring
Unknown maker, American
Circa 1900
Silver
Marks: STERLING
1.25 inches high
.63 troy ounces
The napkin ring with addorsed scroll borders with cast female heads with flowing hair between cast leaf clusters.
An American Silver and Enamel Napkin Ring
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Circa 1900
Silver and enamel
Marks: (eagle-R-lion), STERLING, 95
1 inches high
The napkin ring with cast tulip decoration with colored enamels.
A Set of Five American Silver Gilt and Enamel Seafood Forks
French & Franklin, North Attleboro, Massachusetts
Circa 1900
Silver gilt and enamel
Marks: M. SCOOLER, F (within circle), STERLING
4.88 inches long
2.1 ounces (gross)
The pierced handles with flower and vine decoration accented with turquoise enamel. Retailed by M. Scooler, New Orleans, Louisiana.
An American Silver Bowl
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Circa 1900
Silver
Marks: (eagle-R-lion), STERLING, 475
3.25 inches high x 13.5 inches wide x 11 inches deep
19.59 troy ounces
The two handled oval repoussé bowl in the form of a tulip blossom; monogrammed LGC.
Silver Flatware, American
A Group of Eight American Silver Demitasse Spoons
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Circa 1900
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: REED & BARTON, STERLING
4 inches long
2.73 troy ounces
Each demitasse spoon with a naturalistic floral terminal and gilt bowl.
Silver & Vertu
A Group of Five American Silver Servers
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Circa 1900
Silver
Marks: (eagle-R-lion), REED & BARTON, STERLING
5.625 inches long
4.6 troy ounces
Each with naturalistic floral terminal, comprising a cream ladle, an hors d'oeuvres server, a jelly slice, a seafood fork and a pickle fork.
An American Silver Gilt Bonbon Scoop
Meriden Brittania Co., Meriden, Connecticut
Circa 1900
Silver gilt
Marks: (bird with M), STERLING, 506
10.75 inches long
8.47 troy ounces
The large silver gilt bon bon scoop with shell and wave terminal and stem, with wave and scroll pierced bowl.
A Set of Twelve American Silver Demitasse Spoons
Mechanics Sterling Company, Attleboro, Massachusetts
Circa 1900
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (flag with M), STERLING
4.875 inches long
5.10 troy ounces
The demitasse spoons with crab terminal, turned shell shape gilt bowls.
A Set of Three American Silver Nut Picks
Unknown maker, American
Circa 1900-1920
Silver
Unmarked
5.25 inches long
.64 Troy ounces
The looped twig form handle with pendant shield crowned by a cast figure of a squirrel.
An American Silver Server
Wm. B. Durgin Co., Concord, New Hampshire
Circa 1900
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: D, STERLING, BAILEY, BANKS & BIDDLE CO.
10.25 inches long
7.20 troy ounces
In the Iris pattern with gilt four tine blade; monogrammed FAH. Retailed by Bailey, Biddles & Bank of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
A Pair of American Silver Gilt Salad Servers
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1900
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING, PALM BEACH FLORIDA
8.75 inches high
5.19 troy ounces
In the Palm Beach pattern, the shafts in the form of palm trees, the backs of the bowls with palm fronds in gilt on silver ground.
A Pair of American Silver Sugar Tongs
Simons, Bro. & Co., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Circa 1900
Silver
Marks: S (within shield), 2073, STERLING, PAT.PEND
4.25 inches high
1 troy ounce
The hollow formed pair of sugar tongs in the form of a crab claw.
An American Silver Tea Caddy Spoon
Tiffany & Co., New York, New York
Circa 1900
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: TIFFANY & CO, MAKERS, STERLING
5.5 inches high
1.82 troy ounces
The tea caddy spoon with pierced floral and leaf stem; shaped gilt bowl monogrammed to the reverse JE, 1903.
An American Silver Spoon
Tiffany & Co., New York, New York
Circa 1900
Silver
Marks: TIFFANY & CO., STERLING
6.375 inches long
1.73 troy ounces
In the Jack and Jill pattern, monogrammed to the reverse of the bowl RNS.
Silver Flatware, American
An American Silver Fish Slice
Wilcox & Evertsen, New York, New York
Circa 1900
Silver
Marks: (Indian head), STERLING
11.75 inches long
4.83 troy ounces
The fish slice with shaped scroll stem and terminal centering shell.
An American Silver Cream Ladle
Wallace & Sons Mfg. Co., Wallingford, Connecticut
Circa 1900
Silver
Marks: R. WALLACE, 1835, A1
6.75 inches long
2.36 troy ounces
In an unidentified floral pattern, with a trumpet vine at stem and shaped bowl.
An American Silver Lettuce Fork
Alvin Corporation, Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1900
Silver
Marks: (eagle-A-sail), STERLING, PATENT
9.25 inches long
1.27 troy ounces
In the Majestic pattern.
Silver & Vertu
A Set of Six American Silver Demitasse Spoons
Mechanics Sterling Company, Attleboro, Massachusetts
Circa 1900
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (M within flag), STERLING
3.75 inches long
1.36 troy ounces
The demitasse spoons with Art Nouveau-style female profile terminal and gilt bowls.
A Pair of American Silver Tweezers
Unknown maker, American
Circa 1900-1915
Silver and stainless steel
Marks: STERLING
6.25 inches long
1.7 ounces gross
The handle cast in the shape of a woman in the Art Nouveau style.
A Pair of American Silver Salad Servers
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Circa 1901
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (eagle-R-lion), STERLING, PAT APPL'D FOR
10.75 inches long
12.30 troy ounces
In the Les Six Fleurs pattern, with gilt blades, the back of the fork monogrammed MEW.
An American Silver Cream Ladle
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Circa 1901
Silver
Marks: (eagle-R-lion), PAT. APPL'D FOR, STERLING A.F. FROEB & CO.
6 inches long
2.19 Troy ounces
In the Les Six Fleurs pattern, monogrammed to the reverse K.
An American Silver Berry Spoon
Tiffany & Co., New York, New York
Circa 1902-1907
Silver
Marks: TIFFANY & CO., MAKERS, STERLING, C
8.75 inches long
4.19 troy ounces
In the Blackberry pattern, with scallop shell bowl.
An American Silver Cake Server
Alvin Corporation, Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1903
Silver
Marks: (bird-A-sail), STERLING, PATENT
9.125 inches long
2.36 troy ounces
In the Bridal Rose pattern with pierced floral blade.
A Pair of American Silver Covered Cups
Unknown maker, American
20th century
Silver
Marks: STERLING
8.25 inches high x 9.5 inches wide x 6.375 inches deep
57.60 troy ounces
The pair of two handled cups and covers in the Charles I style with embossed leaf decoration and scrolled handles, the lids with upright leaf and crown finials.
An American Silver Four-Piece Tea and Coffee Set
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Designed 1907
Silver, silver gilt, ivory
Marks: REED & BARTON, STERLING, D570A, 571A, (1956)
11.5 inches high
100.1 ounces (gross)
In the Francis I pattern, comprising a coffee pot, a tea pot, a creamer with silver gilt lining and a sugar bowl with silver gilt lining, all monogrammed F and inscribed to the bottoms Oct. '59.
A Pair of American Silver Three-Light Candelabra
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Designed 1907
Silver
Marks: REED & BARTON, STERLING, 570A, FRANCIS I, CEMENT FILLED (1954)
15.25 inches high
113.3 ounces (gross)
In the Francis I pattern.
An American Silver Flatware Service
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Designed 1907
Silver and stainless steel
Marks: Reed & Barton, STERLING
94.1 ounces (gross)
In the Francis I pattern, comprising:
8 dinner forks;
8 salad forks;
8 dinner knives with stainless blades;
9 teaspoons;
8 ice tea spoons;
3 serving spoons;
master butter knife;
sugar shell.
An American Silver Porringer
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Designed 1907
Silver
Marks: REED & BARTON, STERLING, X569, FRANCIS I, (1955)
1.875 inches high x 6.25 inches wide x 4.75 inches deep
4.19 troy ounces
In the Francis I pattern, monogrammed to the side LFE.
An American Silver Wedding Cake Knife
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Designed 1907
Silver and stainless steel
Marks: REED & BARTON, MIRROR ... STERLING HANDLE
10.125 inches long
In the Francis I pattern.
An American Silver Fish Slice
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Designed 1907
Silver
Marks: (eagle-R-lion), STERLING
12 inches long
5.19 troy ounces
In the Francis I pattern.
A Pair of American Silver Poultry Sheers
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Designed 1907
Silver and stainless steel
Marks: STAINLESS
10.725 inches long
In the Francis I pattern.
An American Silver Serving Spoon
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Designed 1907
Silver
Marks: Reed & Barton, STERLING
8 inches long
3.09 troy ounces
In the Francis I pattern.
An American Silver Stuffing Spoon
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Designed 1907
Silver
Marks: (eagle-R-lion), STERLING, PAT. JUNE 23, 07
13.75 inches long
7.38 troy ounces
In the Francis I pattern.
An American Silver Four Piece Carving Set
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Designed 1907
Silver, stainless steel, steel
Marks: REED & BARTON, SUPER, STAINLESS, MIRRORSTELE
14.25 inches long
In the Francis I pattern, comprising a carving knife, a carving fork, a two pronged fork and a sharpening steel.
An American Silver Serving Fork
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Designed 1907
Silver
Marks: Reed & Barton, STERLING
9.125 inches long
4.28 troy ounces
In the Francis I pattern.
An American Silver Serving Spoon
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Designed 1907
Silver
Marks: (eagle-R-lion), STERLING
9.375 inches long
4.64 troy ounces
In Francis I pattern.
A Pair of American Silver Compotes
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Designed 1907
Silver
Marks: REED & BARTON, STERLING, X568, FRANCIS I, (1956), (1957)
4.75 inches high x 7.825 inches diameter
28.5 troy ounces
In the Francis I pattern, inscribed on the bottom TO LINDA LOVE MOTHER 4-10-58 and HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY LOVE LEIGH 5-11-58.
An American Silver Gravy Boat and Tray
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Designed 1907
Silver
Marks: REED & BARTON, STERLING, 570A, FRANCIS I, (1956)
5.5 inches high x 9.875 inches wide x 5.875 inches deep
28.07 troy ounces
In the Francis I pattern, monogrammed F and inscribed on the bottom of the tray TO MOTHER, LOVE LEIGH, 12-25-57.
A Pair of American Silver Toast Servers
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Designed 1907
Silver
Marks: (eagle-R-lion), STERLING
10 inches long
10.84 troy ounces
In the Francis I pattern.
An American Silver Serving Fork
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Designed 1907
Silver
Marks: (eagle-R-lion), STERLING
9.5 inches long
5.01 troy ounces
In the Francis I pattern, monogrammed to the reverse of the terminal F.
An American Silver Dinner Bell
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Designed 1907
Silver and silver plate
Marks: REED & BARTON, STERLING HANDLE
6.625 inches high
2.3 ounces (gross)
In the Francis I pattern, monogrammed to the handle F.
An American Silver Serving Fork
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Designed 1907
Silver
Marks: Reed & Barton, STERLING
8 inches long
3.00 troy ounces
In the Francis I pattern.
A Pair of American Silver Master Salt Spoons
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Designed 1907
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: Reed & Barton, STERLING
3.625 inches long
1.00 troy ounces
In the Francis I pattern, with gilt bowls.
A Set of Seven American Silver Sandwich Plates
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Designed 1907
Silver
Marks: REED & BARTON, STERLING, 570A, FRANCIS I
7.25 inches diameter
50.58 troy ounces
In the Francis I pattern.
A Set of Nine American Silver Table Lighters
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Designed 1907
Silver
Marks: REED & BARTON, STERLING, X57, FRANCIS I
3 inches high x 3.5 inches diameter
41.4 ounces (gross)
In the Francis I pattern, with lighter inserts manufactured by Evans.
A Set of Four American Silver Toothpick Holders
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Designed 1907
Silver
Marks: REED & BARTON, STERLING, X57, FRANCIS I
2.25 inches high x 3.5 inches diameter
10.57 troy ounces
In the Francis I pattern.
An American Silver Gilt Table Lighter
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Designed 1907
Silver gilt
Marks: REED & BARTON, STERLING, X57, FRANCIS I
3 inches high x 3.5 inches diameter
5.3 ounces (gross)
In the Francis I pattern, with lighter insert manufactured by Evans.
An American Silver Gilt Toothpick Holder
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Designed 1907
Silver gilt
Marks: REED & BARTON, STERLING, X57, FRANCIS I
2.25 inches high x 3.5 inches diameter
2.73 troy ounces
In the Francis I pattern.
An American Silver Bud Vase
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Designed 1907
Silver
Marks: REED & BARTON, STERLING, X567, FRANCIS I, (1952)
6 inches high
3.00 troy ounces
In the Francis I pattern.
A Set of Three American Silver Serving Spoons
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Designed 1907
Silver
Marks: (eagle-R-lion), STERLING
8.625 inches long
12.30 troy ounces
In the Francis I pattern.
A Pair of American Silver Serving Forks
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Designed 1907
Silver
Marks: Reed & Barton, STERLING
8 inches long
5.01 troy ounces
In the Francis I pattern.
An American Silver Bread Knife
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Designed 1907
Silver and stainless steel
Marks: REED & BARTON, SHEFFIELD, STAINLESS, BLADE MADE, IN ENGLAND, STERLING, HANDLE
16.625 inches long
5.3 ounces (gross)
In the Francis I pattern with stainless steel serrated blade.
An American Silver Pierced Serving Fork
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Designed 1907
Silver
Marks: (eagle-R-lion), STERLING
9.875 inches long
5.19 troy ounces
In the Francis I pattern.
A Set of Four American Silver Serving Forks
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Designed 1907
Silver
Marks: Reed & Barton, STERLING
9 inches long
17.13 troy ounces
In the Francis I pattern.
An American Silver Bowl
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Designed 1907
Silver
Marks: REED & BARTON, STERLING, X569, FRANCIS I, (1948)
11.5 inches diameter
20.87 troy ounces
In the Francis I pattern.
A Pair of American Silver Serving Spoons
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Designed 1907
Silver
Marks: (eagle-R-lion), STERLING, Reed & Barton
9.5 inches long
9.84 troy ounces
In the Francis I pattern, one spoon monogrammed to the reverse of the terminal F.
An American Silver Cold Meat Fork
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Designed 1907
Silver
Marks: (eagle-R-lion), STERLING
9.75 inches long
4.83 troy ounces
In the Francis I pattern.
An American Silver Pierced Serving Fork
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Designed 1907
Silver
Marks: (eagle-R-lion), STERLING
9.875 inches long
5.55 troy ounces
In the Francis I pattern.
An American Silver Salad Serving Set
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Designed 1907
Silver
Marks: (eagle-R-lion), STERLING
9.5 inches long
9.29 troy ounces
In the Francis I pattern.
A Pair of American Silver Salt and Pepper Shakers
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Designed 1907
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: REED & BARTON, STERLING, X571, FRANCIS I, (1957)
4.75 inches high
6.83 troy ounces
In the Francis I pattern with silver gilt tops.
A Pair of American Silver Salt and Pepper Shakers
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Designed 1907
Silver
Marks: REED & BARTON, STERLING, X571, FRANCIS I, (1949)
4.75 inches high
6.38 troy ounces
In the Francis I pattern.
A Pair of American Silver Salt and Pepper Shakers
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Designed 1907
Silver
Marks: REED & BARTON, STERLING, X571, FRANCIS I, (1956)
4.75 inches high
6.83 troy ounces
In the Francis I pattern.
A Set of Twelve American Silver Nut Dishes
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Designed 1907
Silver
Marks: REED & BARTON, STERLING, X569, FRANCIS I
3.375 inches diameter
19.77 troy ounces
In the Francis I pattern.
An American Silver Brandy Sauce Boat and Underplate
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Designed 1907
Silver
Marks: REED & BARTON, STERLING, X569, X5, (1956)
2.5 inches high
4.73 troy ounces
In the Francis I pattern.
A Set of Six American Silver Serving Spoons
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Designed 1907
Silver
Marks: (eagle-R-lion), STERLING
8.5 inches long
18.13 troy ounces
In the Francis I pattern.
A Set of Three American Silver Serving Spoons
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Designed 1907
Silver
Marks: (eagle-R-lion), STERLING
9 inches long
14.12 troy ounces
In the Francis I pattern.
An American Silver Plate
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Designed 1907
Silver
Marks: REED & BARTON, STERLING, X569, FRANCIS I, (1957)
11.5 inches diameter
17.59 troy ounces
In the Francis I pattern, monogrammed to the front F and inscribed on the bottom TO MOTHER FROM LEIGH, 12-25-57.
An American Silver Bread Dish
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
1957
Silver
Marks: REED & BARTON, STERLING, X568, FRANCIS I, (1957)
1.75 inches high x 11.75 inches wide x 7.75 inches deep
14.49 troy ounces
In the Francis I pattern, monogrammed to the bowl F, inscribed on the reverse HAPPY BIRTHDAY MOTHER, LOVE LEIGH 4-10-58.
An American Silver and Glass Wine Coaster
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Designed 1907
Silver and glass
Marks: REED & BARTON, STERLING, X567, FRANCIS I
7 inches diameter
In the Francis I pattern, with cut glass insert.
An American Silver Ice Bucket and Tongs
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Designed 1907
Silver, thermal glass liner, cork
Marks: (eagle-R-lion), REED & BARTON, STERLING, RS315, FRANCIS I, (1952)
10.25 inches high
109.1 ounces (gross)
In the Francis I pattern, the ice bucket monogrammed F and inscribed on the bottom of the foot TO LINDA WITH LOVE, RUSSELL, 12-25-56.
A Set of Twelve American Silver Goblets
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Designed 1907
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: REED & BARTON, STERLING, 570A, FRANCIS I, (1956), (1957),
6.5 inches high
101.08 troy ounces
In the Francis I pattern with handchased decoration and gilt lining; monogrammed F, with various presentation inscription to bottom of the foot.
A Pair of American Silver Punch Ladles
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Designed 1907
Silver
Marks: REED & BARTON, STERLING
15.5 inches long
14.21 troy ounces
In the Francis I pattern.
An American Silver Punch Bowl
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Designed 1907
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: REED & BARTON, STERLING, 572A, FRANCIS I, (1953)
7.5 inches high x 15.25 inches wide x 10.25 inches deep
67.35 troy ounces
In the Francis I pattern with silver gilt interior, monogrammed F and inscribed on the bottom TO LINDA ON HER BIRTHDAY, APRIL 10, 1955.
An American Silver Water Pitcher
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Designed 1907
Silver
Marks: REED & BARTON, STERLING, 570A, FRANCIS I, 8 HP, (1950)
11 inches high
42.74 troy ounces
In the Francis I pattern, monogrammed to the sides F and inscribed on the bottom MERRY CHRISTMAS TO LINDA, LOVE RUSSELL, 12-25-57.
An American Silver Napkin Ring
Tiffany & Co., New York, New York
Circa 1907-1947
Silver
Marks: TIFFANY & CO. MAKERS STERLING M 7870
1.25 inches high
1.09 troy ounces
The napkin ring with scroll rims and cast banded decoration with central stylized floral medallions.
An American Silver Berry Serving Spoon
Tiffany & Co., New York, New York
Circa 1907-1941
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: TIFFANY & CO. STERLING PAT 1878 M
4.10 Troy ounces
In the Olympian pattern, with silver gilt bowl, monogrammed to reverse E.S.C.
An American Silver Olive Spoon
Paye & Baker Mfg. Co.
North Attleboro, Massachusetts
Circa 1908
Silver
Marks: P & B (within hearts), STERLING
7.13 inches long
.55 Troy ounces
In the Daisy pattern, with pierced bowl.
An American Silver Nut Spoon
Paye & Baker Mfg. Co., North Attleboro, Massachusetts
Circa 1908
Silver
Marks: P&B (in hearts), STERLING
7.25 inches long
.54 troy ounces
In Poppy pattern.
Silver Holloware, American
A Set of Four American Silver Candlesticks
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
1910
Silver
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING, A603, (knot)
10.675 inches high
155.68 troy ounces
In the Chantilly Grand pattern, the set of four weighted candlesticks of baluster form with embossed floral decoration in the rococo style. Monogrammed K.
Silver & Vertu
An American Silver Fork
Weidlich Sterling Spoon Co., Bridgeport, Connecticut
Circa 1910-1920
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (owl with W), STERLING
7.125 inches long
1.09 troy ounces
The handle with Dutch genre scenes; gilt tines.
An American Silver Napkin Ring
Tiffany & Co., New York, New York
1911
Silver
Marks: TIFFANY & CO., 17938 MAKERS 32989, STERLING 925-1000, M
1.375 inches high
1.82 troy ounces
The napkin ring with engraved dog decoration, with banner inscribed HOXY.
An American Silver Water Pitcher
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
1914
Silver
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING, A5183/1, 3 PINT, (1914), D
8.5 inches high
31.81 troy ounces
The hand hammered pitcher with repoussé and chased cherry blossoms to the body and handle; monogrammed GG.
A Gold Chalice
Jenkins & Jenkins, Inc., Baltimore, Maryland
Circa 1915
Gold, diamond
Marks: JENKINS & JENKINS, INC., MAKERS, BALTIMORE, 14K
9.125 inches high
17.77 troy ounces
The gold chalice with faceted stem and flaring base, the cup with swag and leaf decoration; an applied cross at the base inset with a diamond. Inscribed on the bottom In memory of, John Connelly. Made from gold given to Rev. Eugene J. Connelly, by and for those friends, whose names are enclosed, for whom a commemoration is requested, each time this Chalice is used., Feb. 14, 1919.
Silver Holloware, American
A Pair of American Silver Open Salts
Tiffany & Co., New York, New York
Circa 1917
Silver
Marks: TIFFANY & CO,, 19316A MAKERS 8656, STERLING, 925-1000, M
1.375 inches high x 2.5 inches diameter
4.1 troy ounces
The pair of open salts with cast interlaced band at rim over cast and chased leaf motifs; monogrammed L.
Silver & Vertu
An American Silver Flatware Service
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1917
Silver and stainless steel
Marks: (lion-anchor-G), PAT 1917, STERLING, T, STAINLESS
93.4 ounces (gross)
In the Lansdowne pattern, comprising 12 dinner forks, 11 salad forks, 12 short handled oyster forks, 6 Old French knives with stainless blades, 5 New French knives with stainless blades, 12 butter spreaders, 1 master butter knife, 6 teaspoons, 12 demitasse spoons, 3 serving spoons, 1 cream ladle, 2 mustard spoons/ladles, 1 serving fork. All within associated wooden box.
An American Silver Napkin Ring
Tiffany & Co., New York, New York
1921
Silver
Marks: TIFFANY & CO., 20116 MAKERS 28833 STERLING M
1 inches high x 3 inches wide x .875 inches deep
1.27 troy ounces
The band shaped napkin ring with plaque depicting Little Jack Horner.
An American Silver Tray
Tiffany & Co., New York, New York
Circa 1907-1947
Silver
Marks: TIFFANY & CO., MAKERS, STERLING SILVER, 925-1000, M
1.125 inches high x 9.625 inches diameter
17.22 troy ounces
The tray in the form of a six-lobed flower; monogrammed to the reverse OS.
An American Silver Bowl
Arthur J. Stone, Gardner, Massachusetts
Circa 1920-1937
Silver
Marks: (hammer) STONE, STERLING, G
4 inches high x 9.5 inches diameter
26.34 troy ounces
The plain flared bowl made by Herman W. Glendenning who worked in the Stone shop between 1920 and 1937.
Silver Holloware, American
An American Silver Cigarette Box
International Silver Co., Meriden, Connecticut
Twentieth Century
Silver and wood
Marks: INTERNATIONAL SILVER NC20, 25L
1.13 inches high x 7.5 inches wide x 3.63 inches deep
13.3 ounces (gross)
A rectangular cigarette box with hinged lid, the interior lined in wood divided into two compartments; lid monogrammed CRB.
Silver & Vertu
An American Silver Gentleman's Jewelry Box
Herbst & Wassall, Cranston, Rhode Island
Circa 1920
Silver, textile
Marks: (star with wing), STERLING, 640
2 inches high x 9.5 inches wide x 2.125 inches deep
5.92 troy ounces
In the form of a motor boat, the front and back opening to storage compartments (the rear retaining original velvet covered insert; the driver's seat with velvet covered insert.
An American Silver Tea Caddy
Frederick J.R. Gyllenberg & Alfred H. Swanson, Boston, Massachusetts
Circa 1925-1940
Silver
Marks: FJRG, STERLING, 19
4.25 inches high
5.46 troy ounces
The ginger jar form tea caddy with hand hammered finish, monogrammed Q + M J.
Silver Holloware, American
An American Art Deco Silver Cocktail Shaker and Two Goblets
Unknown maker, American
Circa 1930-1940
Silver
Marks: R, STERLING, 6711L, 1 PINT, (lyre), 81
7.125 inches high
13.76 troy ounces
The tapered body cocktail shaker with removable lid and spout with cap on chain, with two associated goblets with ribbed stems.
Silver Flatware, American
An American Silver Novelty Tea Infuser
International Silver Co., Meriden, Connecticut
20th century
Silver
Marks: PATENT APPLIED FOR, INTERNATIONAL (crescent) W STERLING, 32
6.5 inches long
.55 Troy ounces
In the form of a golf club with hinged lid.
Silver & Vertu
A Pair of American Silver Cordial Cups
Tiffany & Co., New York, New York
Circa 1930
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: TIFFANY & CO., MAKERS, STERLING
2.375 inches high
2.37 troy ounces
The pair of waisted fluted cups with silver gilt interiors, monogrammed G.
An American Silver and Enamel Bowl
Tiffany & Co., New York, New York
1935
Silver and enamel
Marks: TIFFANY & Co, 22I61N MAKERS 2955, STERLING SILVER, 925-1000 TT
2.06 inches high x 6.5 inches diameter
13.1 ounces (gross)
A shallow bowl, the exterior with blue enamel band over banded decoration; monogrammed on interior EG.
Silver Flatware, American
An American Silver Flatware Service
Wallace Silversmiths, Wallingford, Connecticut
Circa 1936
Silver and stainless
Marks: WALLACE, (stag head), STERLING, STAINLESS
149.3 ounces (gross)
In the Sir Christopher pattern, comprising:
12 dinner forks;
12 salad forks;
12 dinner knives with stainless blades;
12 teaspoons;
7 soup spoons;
6 butter spreaders;
5 ice tea spoons;
2 lemon forks;
1 pickle fork;
1 jelly spoon;
1 cream ladle;
1 master butter knife with stainless blade;
1 demitasse spoon;
1 nut spoon;
1 sugar shell;
1 cold meat fork;
1 serving spoon;
carving set with stainless blades;
cake server with stainless blade.
Silver & Vertu
An American Silver Flatware Service
Wallace Silversmiths, Wallingford, Connecticut
Circa 1936
Silver, stainless
Marks: WALLACE, (stag's head), STERLING
201.2 ounces (gross)
In the Sir Christopher pattern, comprising:
12 dinner forks;
12 salad forks;
12 lemon forks;
12 dinner knives with stainless blades;
12 butter knives;
12 teaspoons;
12 ice tea spoons;
12 cream soup spoons;
12 demitasse spoons;
3 serving spoons;
pierced serving spoon;
serving fork;
sugar shell;
cream ladle;
2 piece carving set;
cake comb with stainless comb;
cake server with stainless blade.
Silver Holloware, American
A Pair of American Silver Candlesticks and a Centerpiece
Quaker Silver Co., Inc., North Attleboro, Massachusetts
Circa 1940
Silver
Marks: Q, (crown), H, Stirling, Castle, PAT. APPL'D FOR, S51012, S91007, STERLING
11.25 inches high
69.09 troy ounces
In the Stirling Castle pattern, the pair of baluster form candlesticks with wide pans and single nozzles, with applied cut leaf decoration to top and bottom of baluster over gadrooned ring; stepped dome base raised on four feet consisting of a shell supported by foliate scrolls; with matching centerpiece.
Silver & Vertu
An American Silver Napkin Ring
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
1941
Silver
Marks: REED & BARTON, 13, (lantern)
2.25 inches high
6.38 troy ounces
The hand hammered napkin ring in the shape of a pig.
An American Silver Flatware Service
Wallace Silversmiths, Wallingford, Connecticut
Circa 1941
Silver and stainless steel
Marks: WALLACE (stag head) STERLING, STAINLESS BLADE
157.7 ounces (gross)
In the Grande Baroque pattern, comprising:
8 dinner forks;
8 salad forks;
16 teaspoons;
6 soup spoons;
8 ice tea spoons
8 dinner knives with stainless blades;
2 serving spoons;
1 cake server with stainless blade;
1 serving fork;
1 pierced serving spoon
1 master butter knife with stainless blade;
1 nut spoon
1 hors d'oeuvre fork;
1 jelly spoon;
1 cream ladle;
1 sugar spoon.
In fitted wooden box.
An American Silver Sauce Boat with Tray
Reed and Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
1948
Silver
Marks: REED & BARTON, STERLING, X958G, Windsor, (horse shoe)
3.25 inches high x 7.375 inches wide x 5.5 inches deep
12.49 troy ounces
In the Windsor pattern with shaped fluted body and scroll handle, with matching tray.
An American Silver Flatware Service
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
Circa 1950
Silver and stainless steel
Marks: GORHAM STERLING, Chantilly, STAINLESS
85.3 ounces (gross)
In the Chantilly pattern, comprising:
13 dinner forks;
13 salad forks;
13 teaspoons;
13 dinner knives with stainless blades.
In fitted wood box.
Silver Holloware, American
A Pair of American Silver Three Light Candelabra
Gorham Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island
1951
Silver
Marks: GORHAM, (lion-anchor-G), STERLING, 629/3, (1951), CEMENT-LOADED, HAND CHASED
16.25 inches high x 17.25 inches wide x 6.375 inches deep
In the Chantilly Grand pattern, the pair of weighted baluster form candlesticks with removable three light branches, in the rococo style.
An American Silver Bowl
Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts
Circa 1959
Silver
Marks: REED & BARTON, STERLING, X825, TARA
2.5 inches high x 10.625 inches wide x 7.75 inches deep
9.38 troy ounces
In the Tara pattern, inscribed in the bowl TEXAS, SPORTS HALL OF FAME, 1959.
Silver & Vertu
A Group of Six American Silver Bowls
Various makers, American
Circa 1960
Silver
Marks: Various
5 inches high x 10 inches diameter
57.69 troy ounces
In the Paul Revere style, comprising a Reed & Barton 10 inch diameter bowl inscribed GULFSTREAM CUP, BOCA RATON POLO CLUB, 1959, CIRCLE F, HUGO DALMAR, D.W. CARROLL, WILLIAM MAYER, RUSSELL FIRESTONE, JR., a Tiffany & Co. 5 inch diameter bowl, a Reed & Barton 5.5 inch diameter bowl, an International Silver 5 inch diameter bowl, an unidentified maker 5 inch diameter bowl, and a Reed & Barton 3 inch diameter bowl.
A Set of Twelve American Silver Mint Julep Cups
William Trees, American
20th century
Silver
Marks: (tree), TREES, STERLING
3.75 inches high
67.44 troy ounces
The slight tapered cylindrical cups with beaded borders, each decorated with a cast horse head.
A Pair of George III Silver Candlesticks
John Cafe, London, England
Circa 1751-1752
Silver
Marks: (lion passant), (leopard's head crowned), JC, q
8.5 inches high
32.53 troy ounces
Of baluster form with shaped fluted base and removable bobeche.
A George III Silver Presentation Tankard
William Shaw and William Priest, London, England
Circa 1759-1760
Silver
Marks: (lion passant), (leopard's head crowned), W over WS over P, D
8 inches high
25.33 troy ounces
The baluster form tankard with embossed floral and scroll decoration centering cartouche shape reserves, one inscribed This Tankard, and pair of Candlesticks,are given to, MR R. HOWARD, by the, EARL & COUNTESS OF RIPON, as a mark of esteem & regard, April 19, 1854; with scroll handle and dome shaped lid with latch.
Silver Holloware, British
A Georgian Silver Christening Cup
John Kentenber, London, England
Circa 1767-1768
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion passant), (leopard's head crowned), (duty mark), JK, m
4.625 inches high
5.37 troy ounces
The baluster form cup with scroll handle, the body with embossed and chased floral and scroll decoration; gilt interior.
A George III Silver Reticulated Basket
Unidentified maker, London, England
Circa 1772-1773
Silver
Marks: (lion passant), (leopard's head crowned), R
4.875 inches high x 6 inches wide x 5.067 inches deep
2.73 troy ounces
The reticulated basket with interlaced swing handle, leaf and flower border.
A George III Silver Salver
John Carter, London, England
1775-1776
Silver
Marks: (lion passant), (leopard's head crowned), IC, U
1.625 inches high x 13.75 inches wide x 13.75 inches deep
24.52 troy ounces
The shaped salver with beaded edge, the center with engraved crest, raised on ball and claw feet.
Silver & Vertu
A George III Silver and Cobalt Glass Sugar Basket
Walter Tweedie, London, England
1779-1780
Silver, glass
Marks: (lion passant), (leopard's head crowned), W.T, d
5.75 inches high x 4.25 inches wide x 4.25 inches deep
9.39 troy ounces
Of urn form, the body with alternating plain and stippled ribs and draped engraved medallion; the pierced rim with swag decoration between beaded borders, swing handle; the waisted socle with leaf border on square base. Cobalt glass insert.
Silver Holloware, British
A George III Silver Creamer
Unknown maker, London, England
Circa 1790-1791
Silver
Marks: (lion passant), (leopard's head crowned), (duty mark), p
4.68 inches high
4.38 Troy ounces
Of rectangular form with fluted canted corners, everted scalloped lip and loop handle, with bright cut decoration.
Silver Smalls
A Group of Four Silver and Silver Plate Serving Pieces
Various makers, England and America
Eighteenth/Nineteenth Century
Silver and silver plate
Marks: various
6.88 inches long
4.5 ounces (gross)
Of fiddle back design, comprising a ladle by Samuel Godbehere, Edward Wigan and James Boult, London, c. 1777-1778; a cream ladle by Hy Wilkinson & Co., Sheffield, England, (silver plate), an English mustard ladle and an American coin silver spoon by Butler & McCarthy, Philadelphia, c. 1850 with effaced monogram.
Silver Holloware, British
A George III Silver Tankard
John Emes, London, England
1806-1807
Silver
Marks: (lion passant), (leopard's head crowned), (duty mark), JE, L
5.75 inches high x 6.25 inches wide x 4.5 inches deep
5.37 troy ounces
Of tapered cylindrical form with banded decoration and engraved crest; shaped handle.
Silver & Vertu
A Pair of George III Silver Stuffing Spoons
William Eley and William Fearn, London, England
Circa 1806-1807
Silver
Marks: (lion passant), (leopard's head crowned), (duty mark), WE over WF, L
12.25 inches long
12.85 troy ounces
The pair of stuffing spoons with shell terminal, engraved to the back with Prince of Wales plumes and a crown.
Silver Holloware, British
A Pair of George III Silver Covered Entrée Dishes
Hannah Northcote, London, England
1807-1808
Silver
Marks: (lion passant), (leopard's head crowned), (duty mark), NH, M
4.75 inches high x 11 inches wide x 8.25 inches deep
102.54 troy ounces
A pair of rectangular covered entrée dishes with gadrooned edges and borders, the lids engraved with coat's of arms to front and back, the bases engraved to the interior with a crest; each topped by a screw-in double shell cluster handle.
Silver Flatware, British
A George IV Silver Fish Slice
Unidentified maker, London, England
Circa 1822-23
Silver
Marks: (lion passant), (leopard's head), (duty mark), R.P., g
11.63 inches long
4.36 Troy ounces
Of fiddleback design with symmetric pierced leaf blade; engraved crest to handle.
Silver Holloware, British
A Victorian Silver Four-Piece Tea and Coffee Service
Joseph and John Angell, London, England
Circa 1843-1844
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (lion passant), (leopard's head), (duty mark), J.A, star J.A, H
11.5 inches high
65.26 troy ounces
Comprising a coffee pot, a tea pot, a creamer and a sugar bowl, each piece of flared octagonal form with scroll handles, with engraved chinoiserie decoration; gilt interiors to creamer and sugar bowl and faceted domed lid with matching knop to coffee pot and tea pot; each with engraved crest. Retailed by Wordley & Mayer of Liverpool.
A Pair of Scottish Silver Compotes
John Mitchell, Glasgow, Scotland
Circa 1858-1859
Silver
Marks: (lion rampant), (tree, fish and bell), (duty mark), JM, n
11.5 inches high x 10.5 inches diameter
104.36 troy ounces
The pair of compotes with embossed interlaced decoration on textured ground, the compote raised on socle base with banded holly leaf rim, raised on leaf form feet.
A Victorian Silver Gilt and Cut Glass Centerpiece
Alexander Macrae, London, England
Circa 1863-1864
Silver gilt, glass
Marks: (lion passant), (leopard's head), (duty mark), AM, h, A.B. SAVORY & SONS, CORNHILL LONDON
16.25 inches high
The twisted trunk stem wrapped with grape leaves, vine and clusters terminating in interlaced wire work basket with pendant grape leafs and clusters, on shaped triangular base supported by foliate scroll feet, fitted with a cut glass bowl with scalloped rim. The base inscribed Presented to, William Henry Sums Esqr, by the Guardians of the, Risridge Union and Friends, as a testimonial of his valuable services as, Chairman at that Guard, for the period of Twelve years, May 5th, 1865.
Silver Flatware, British
A Victorian Silver Fish Fork and Slice
Attributed to John Grinsell, Birmingham, England
Circa 1883-1884
Silver
Marks: (lion passant), (anchor), (duty mark), J.G, i
Slice: 13.25 inches long
10.39 troy ounces
The slice with pierced scroll-work blade and engraved decoration; handles with cast intertwined leaf and engraved scroll decoration terminating in a ball.
Silver & Vertu
A Set of Nine Victorian Silver Knives
Garrard & Co., London, England
Circa 1884-1885
Silver and silverplate
Marks: (lion passant), (leopard's head), (duty mark), I
8.5 inches long
18.3 ounces (gross)
In the King's Pattern, with silverplate blades.
Silver Holloware, British
A Victorian Silver and Cut Crystal Claret Jug
Martin Hall & Co., Ltd., Sheffield, England
1889-1890
Silver, cut crystal
Marks: (lion passant), (crown), (duty mark), RM over EH, W
8.25 inches high x 5.75 inches wide x 5.75 inches deep;
The bulbous body of star patterned cut crystal with plain silver mounts.
Silver Flatware, British
A Set of Six Edwardian Silver and Ivory Dessert Forks
Atkin Brothers, Sheffield, England
Circa 1904-1905
Silver and ivory
Marks: (lion passant), (crown), HA, m
7.75 inches long
The dessert forks with carved ivory handles with Indian figures.
Silver & Vertu
An English Silver Tea Caddy Spoon
C.J. Vander, Ltd., London, England
1958-1959
Silver
Marks: (lion passant), (leopard's head), (duty mark), CJV over L, c
3 inches high
.82 troy ounces
The tea caddy spoon in the form of an eagle.
A French Empire Silver Gilt Dessert Set
Unidentified makers, Paris, France
1798-1809
Silver gilt and mother-of-pearl
Marks: (rooster with 1), (emperor's head with 85), (caduceus with JT), (scissors with JA)
7.75 inches high
74.6 ounces (gross)
The silver gilt dessert service comprising 12 forks and 12 spoons, each with cast holly berry and leaf decoration at the terminal, monogrammed to the reverse D; plus 12 fruit knives with mother-of-pearl handles, gilt blades and tips. All in original green tooled leather fitted case.
Silver Holloware, French
A French Silver Centerpiece
Unknown maker, French
Circa 1860-1890
Silver, silverplate
Marks: (Minerva head), G (rooster) F, ...HENBERG
4.75 inches high x 15.625 inches wide x 8.75 inches deep
55.50 troy ounces
The neo-classical style oval centerpiece/jardinière with undulating rim with floral bunches and pendant leaf and berry swags, oval fluted body with leaf and berry lower border; raised on four paw feet; oval leaf and berry handles. With conforming silverplate liner.
Silver Holloware, Continental
A German Silver Vase
Unknown maker, Augsburg, Germany
Late 17th century
Silver
Marks: (pomegranate), RC (crowned)
9.375 inches high x 6.5 inches wide x 6.5 inches deep
27.71 troy ounces
The flared trumpet form vase with repoussé grotesque mask and fruit decoration with beaded rims.
A German Silver Tazza
Unknown maker, Germany
19th century
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: N, (star), 13
5 inches high x 8.625 inches diameter
11.21 troy ounces
In the seventeenth century style, the gilt lobed bowl with repoussé fruit decoration in silver, raised on fluted stem with silver repoussé decoration at the base.
A German Silver Pineapple Cut with Cover
Unknown maker, Germany
19th century
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: (pomegranate), (zigzag over B), (rooster)
11.75 inches high
11.66 troy ounces
In the 17th century style, the lobed body supported by cast figure of a boy holding a boy on shaped lobed base, the lobed lid with filigree and floral knop; gilt interior.
Silver & Vertu
A German Silver Covered Cup
Unknown maker, Germany
19th century
Silver, rock crystal, lapis lazuli
Marks: N, 13, (rubbed mark)
9 inches high
8.1 ounces (gross)
In the 17th century style, the globular cup with repoussé mask and floral decoration centering reserved repoussé panels of village scenes within scrolls, the masks with rock crystal beads at mouth; the cover with band of repoussé cherub and scroll decoration and scrolled knop; raised on tree trunk stem wrapped with vine with lapis lazuli leaves; repoussé base.
Silver Holloware, Continental
A German Silver and Hardstone Covered Cup
Unknown maker, Germany
19th century
Silver, silver gilt, hardstone
Marks: 13, N, X
15 inches high
37.6 ounces (gross)
In the 17th century style, the globular body with repoussé strapwork and cherub head decoration with pendant floral motifs, inset with bezel-set rock crystal, amethyst, carnelian and lapis lazuli stones; the domed lid with repousse cherub head decoration inset with bezel-set rock crystal and lapis lazuli, surmounted by a cast female figure holding a staff and shield; raised on baluster stem with repoussé floral pendants and cherubs with flared base with cherub heads inset with bezel-set green stone and lapis lazuli.
Silver & Vertu
A German Silver Wager Cup
Unknown maker, Germany
After 1886
Silver
Marks: (crescent moon), (crown), 800
6.875 inches high x 0 inches wide x 0 inches deep; 6.56 troy ounces
In the 16th century style, modeled as a woman with upraised arms supporting a swinging cup, with strapwork and pendant fruit decoration.
Silver Flatware, Continental
A Continental Silver Fish Slice
Unknown maker, Continental
Circa 1870
Silver
Marks: IAA, effaced marks
12.5 inches long
3.64 troy ounces
The plain tapered stem with cast shell at the terminal; pierced blade engraved with phoenix. Monogrammed to the reverse of the terminal FS.
Silver & Vertu
A Set of Twelve German Silver and Cobalt Glass Salts and Spoons
Martin Mayer, Mainz, Germany
Circa 1900
Silver, silver gilt, cobalt glass
Marks: (crescent), (crown), 800, (flower)
2 inches high x 2.375 inches wide x 1.5 inches deep
The twelve individual salts in the neoclassical style of oval shape pierced with floral swags between trophies raised on socle with square base, fitted with conforming cobalt glass liners; together with eleven salt spoons with gilt bowls and two additional cobalt glass liners. In original fitted case with cream velvet and satin lining bearing the retailers mark of the jewelry firm Gebruder Friedlander of Berlin.
A Norwegian Plique-a-Jour Cup and Saucer
Marius Hammer, Oslo, Norway
Circa 1900
Silver gilt and enamel
Marks: M HAMMER, 950
2.875 inches high
The cup and saucer with panels of multi-colored transparent enamel stylized floral decoration within silver bands with scroll handle; silver gilt bottom.
Silver Holloware, Continental
A Danish Silver Sugar Bowl, Creamer and Tray
Georg Jensen Silversmithy, Copenhagen, Denmark
Designed 1919
Silver, ivory
Marks: GEORG JENSEN (within beaded oval), DENMARK, STERLING, 2E, 2B, 2L
Tray: 9 inches long x 7 inches wide
26.7 ounces (gross)
In the Blossom pattern, with sugar bowl with lid raised on three paw feet, the lid with applied blossom on stem with beading, matching creamer with ivory handle, and rectangular tray with embossed floral blossoms at corners.
A Danish Silver Tray
Georg Jensen Silversmithy, Copenhagen, Denmark
After 1945
Silver
Marks: GEORG JENSEN (with dotted oval) DENMARK, STERLING, 2B
.5 inch high x 13.75 inches wide x 10.88 inches deep
30.9 Troy ounces
A rectangular tray in the Blossom pattern, monogrammed on the back F.
Silver Flatware, Continental
A Danish Silver Flatware Service
Georg Jensen Silversmithy, Copenhagen, Denmark
After 1945
Silver and stainless steel
Marks: GEORG JENSEN (within dotted oval), STERLING, DENMARK
In the Scroll pattern, comprising: 12 salad forks; 12 dinner forks; 12 dinner knives (with stainless blades); 12 twelve table spoons; 12 twelve tea spoons; 12 butter knives; 6 ice tea spoons; 6 demitasse spoons; 2 sugar spoons; 1 bottle opener; 2 large serving spoons; 4 medium serving spoons; 2 small serving spoons; 1 butter knife; 1 cake knife; 1 cold meat fork; 1 olive fork; 1 sardine fork; 1 butter fork; 1 large pie server; 1 medium pie server; 1 cheese knife; 1 ladle; a two-piece salad spoon and fork; and 2 serving forks (109 pieces).
Silver & Vertu
A Danish Silver Carving Set
Georg Jensen, Copenhagen, Denmark
Designed 1915
Silver, stainless steel
Marks: GEORG JENSEN (within beaded oval), DENMARK, STERLING, STAINLESS STEEL, FRANK COBB SHEFFIELD ENGLAND
14.75 inches high
In the Acorn pattern, with stainless steel blades by Frank Cobb of Sheffield, England.
A Danish Silver Sauce Boat
Peter Hertz, Copenhagen, Denmark
1921
Silver
Marks: (three towers over 21), (crown), P. HERTZ, CFH
4.75 inches high x 3.75 inches wide x 7.5 inches deep
9.15 troy ounces
The hand-hammered sauce boat on petal form base raised on stem composed of a ball, leaf and beaded scroll; with assayer's mark of Christian F. Heise.
A Set of Danish Silver Flatware
A. Michelsen, Copenhagen, Denmark
Circa 1950
Silver and stainless steel
Marks: A. MICHELSEN, COPENHAGEN (crowned), STERLING, DENMARK, H NILS
10.25 inches long
107.3 ounces (gross)
In the classic pattern, each monogrammed S, comprising: 6 fish forks; 6 salad forks; 6 dinner forks; 6 dinner knives (with stainless blades); 6 butter knives; 6 bullion spoons; 18 tea spoons; 6 ice tea spoons; 10 demitasse spoons; 1 cold meat fork; 1 pie server; 1 serving spoon; and a two piece salad serving set.
Session 2
Sculpture
Woman with Chalice and Eagle
Edouard Drouot, French (1859-1945)
19th Century
Marble
36 inches high
Here Drouot portrays a classically draped woman. The subject's left hand rests on a large eagle's wing, and her right hand holds aloft a chalice. Her long wavy hair flows sinuously past her waist. Her eyes are slightly closed. The eagle appears alert; its feathers are beautifully expressed, as are its talons.
Born in Sommervoire, France on April 3, 1859, Drouot studied in Paris under Emile Thomas and Mathurin Moreau, working as both a genre painter and sculptor. He began exhibiting at the Salon in 1889, and was awarded a medal at the Salon of 1892. Drouot won an honorable mention at the Universal Exposition of 1900. A variety of themes and a remarkable sense of movement characterize his body of work. Considered an outstanding member of the sculpture community at the end of the 19th century, Drouot's Salon entries encompassed sporting and hunting scenes, exotic Eastern subjects, mythological figures, whimsical allegories, and nymphs.
Miscellaneous
Blandan
Jean Gautherin, French (1840-1890)
Bronze
32-3/4 inches (83.1 cm)
Inscribed Blandon on front of base, and on right side, Jean Gautherin, Hors Concours (which translates to "outside the competition")
Sculptor Jean Gautherin has portrayed the French hero of the Algerian conquest, Jean-Pierre Hippolyte Blandan (1819-1842), before he was mortally wounded on April 11, 1842 in an ambush by approximately three hundred Arab riders.
Jean Gautherin was born in the Village of Ouroux. He is best known for his statue of Diderot in the Place Saint-Germain-des-Pres, Paris.
An identical cast of this sculpture appeared in the Van Ham Kunstauktionen sale of November 17, 2006.
Marble
Christopher Columbus (Cristóbal Colón)
U. Matteoni, Italian
Late 19th Century
Marble
Signed on base: U. Matteoni and Fecit
Name of sculpture incised
29 inches high, 18 inches wide, 17-1/4 inches deep
This fine white marble sculpture, with its own marble presentation base, shows the maritime explorer seated, apparently deep in thought, his right palm resting flat against his temple, his left hand holding a rolled map, with books and maps strewn around his feet.
The octagonal white marble base has three sections, the bottom being 8-1/2 inches high, 21 inches wide and 21 inches deep; the vertical column being 18-1/2 inches high; and the top being 7 inches high and 18-1/2 inches wide.
Bronze
Mirabeau
François Joseph A. Truphème, French (1820-1888)
1857
Bronze with rich brown patination
34 inches high
Signed and dated on column, left side, bottom
This dynamic 19th-century bronze portrait sculpture depicts the French statesman Honor Gabriel Riqueti Mirabeau (1749-1791), whose eloquence as an orator and great logical acuteness made him one of the finest political figures of the French Revolutionary period. This likeness of Mirabeau captures the politician's passionate manner of public speaking, for which he was famous. Mirabeau's personal life was as fiery as his political one, and his infamous letters to Sophie, as well as various romantic intrigues, often landed him in prison.
François Joseph Truphème was born in Aix and died in Paris. He was a pupil of Bonnassieux at the Écôle des Beaux-Arts, Paris, and exhibited regularly at the Paris Salon from 1850 on. Much in demand for his exceptional work as a portraitist and architectural sculptor, Truphème was awarded commissions throughout France. He produced sculptural decoration for the Louvre and the Palace of Justice in Paris, the Écôle de Dessin Marseille, and the churches of Ste-Clothilde and Trinité in Paris, among many others.
Sculpture
Venus Bathing
J. O. Pugi, Italian
19th - 20th Century
Marble
25 inches high, 7 inches wide
Signed and inscribed on the back of base: J. O. Pugi and Firenze
The goddess Venus, her hair braided and tied with a ribbon, with drapery cascading down one of her legs, gracefully enters a pool of water for her bath.
19th Century European
Melodie
Eugene Quinton, French (died 1892)
19th century
Bronze
26" High
Signed on right side of base: E. Quinton
Stamp: Reduction Mecanique, A. Collas, Brevete
Marks: foundry mark M. W. and seal, Reduction Mecanique A. Collas, Brevete
This sculpture is of a standing, Victorian-era female figure, holding her place in a book with her left hand. Her long, ankle-length skirt is wonderfully detailed, as is the tufted stool on which her right foot rests. Her long hair is caught in a loose bun; her eyes are cast downward.
The Reduction Mecanique A. Collas, Brevete seal denotes that this sculpture is a smaller version of another Melodie.
Miscellaneous
Satyr With a Maiden
Magrini, Italian
1897
Signed and dated, left bottom near base, Magrini 1897
Marble
24 inches in height, 11 inches in width, 10-1/2 inches in depth
A multifigural group sculpted on three sides.
Marble
A Female in Profile
G. Pochini, Italian
19th Century
Marble and bronze
18.75 inches high, 14.5 inches wide
Signed on the right side, center: G. Pochini
In this high-relief marble sculpture, Pochini depicts a classically inspired beauty gazing toward her left. Her long hair is loosely swept up in a pony tail and she wears a diadem of bronze foliage. A finely detailed lyre appears in the background.
19th Century European
Young Girl with Flowers
A. Cipriani, Italian
19th century
Marble
24 inches high, 11 inches wide, 14 inches deep
Signed on the back of the base: A. Cipriani
Cipriani has captured a Mona Lisa-esque smile on this young maiden as she rests her head on her crossed arms. She is modestly draped, and gorgeous, deeply carved flowers cascade along her left side. Her thick, curly hair frames her serene face.
Sculpture
A Young Child Holding Rooster
A. Piazza, Italian
19th Century
Marble
Signed and inscribed A. Piazza and Carrara
24 inches in height
A nude young girl with ribbons adoring her short, curly hair holds a beautifully detailed rooster.
Young Boy Holding Bad Kitty
Pietro Barzanti, Italian (1847-1917)
19th century
Marble
27-1/2 inches high, 13-1/2 inches wide, 19 inches deep
Signed and inscribed on back of base: P. Barzanti, Florence
This large marble depicts an animated scene of a distraught young boy trying to save an already injured bird from a prowling, predatory cat. Barzanti's skill as an expert genre sculptor reveals itself in his ability to give the boy's features the look of complete exasperation.
Fine Art - Sculpture, European
A Young Boy Shooting a Marble
Enrico Astorri (1858-1919), Italian
19th Century
Marble
Signed on back of base: Enrico Astorri
26 inches high, 25 inches wide, 26 inches deep
This large, delightful marble by Astorri depicts a happy, barefooted boy with a pack on his back, crouching down to shoot a marble.
The sculptor Enrico Astorri was born in S. Lazzarro Alberoni. In 1884, he was active in Turin and produced a work in marble entitled La Serenta which was much admired. During the same period he sculpted a portrait bust of King Umberto I. In 1886, Astorri produced an ambitious bronze genre group entitled Company of Unfortunates and the following year was active in Venice sculpting mythological and genre subjects in marble. In 1888, he was in Bologna where he began concentrating on busts of romantic characters and ethnic types, usually of women. His marble bust of a slave with exhibited at the 1889 Munich Exposition, and in 1900 his full-length Arabian Spinner was exhibited at the Paris Salon.
Marble
Young Child with Dog
Luigi Crippa, Italian (1838-1895)
Signed and dated on base: L. Crippa and 1877
Sculpture: 38-1/2 inches high, 18-1/2 inches wide, 21 inches deep
Marble, wood
In this large and ambitious figural group representing a child and a retriever, Luigi Crippa's skill in harmonizing complex shapes and forms is amply apparent.
Crippa achieved considerable celebrity for his work as a sculptor of genre figures of this type. He was born and trained at the Art Academy in Milan, and first exhibited his work in 1859 at the Turin Exposition where his youthful efforts won an award. He received commissions in Rome, Florence, Turin and Milan, where his work in preserved in private and public collections. This fine sculpture is paired with its own wooden, octagonal pedestal with a round white marble top, its dimensions being 38-1/2 inches high, 22-1/2 inches wide, and its top being 1.25 inches high and 20-1/2 inches in diameter.
Provenance:
Private collection, Paris.
Sculpture
A Female Bust
Jozsef Andrejka, Hungarian
Marble
24-3/4 inches high, 9-1/2 inches deep, 14 inches wide
Signed on the base: Andrejka J.
This exquisite portrait bust of a young woman whose braided hair frames her face is the work of Jozsef Andreja, a noted Hungarian sculptor who was born in Pest and died in Budapest.
A Marble Bust of a Woman on Pedestal
A. Batacchi, Italian
19th Century
Marble
Signed on back: A. Batacchi and Florence
27.5 inches high, including base
An exquisitely carved bust of a woman with sinuously thick, wavy hair, caught loosely in a bun at the nape of her neck. She is classically draped, with slightly downcast eyes.
Decorative Accessories
A Winged Seated Cupid
E. DeCori, Italian
Marble
Signed E. DeCori
23-1/2 inches high, 11 inches wide, 11 inches deep
A sensitively sculpted white marble which depicts a seated cupid whose hair is ornamented with a bow.
Sculpture
A Young Girl Testing Water with her Toes
Pietro Della Vedova, Italian (1831-1899)
19th Century
Marble
24 inches in height, including base
Signed and dated on back: P. Della Vedova and 1870
A carved white marble sculpture by Pietro Della Vedova depicts a young girl bathing, clutching a tree branch as she dips a foot in a pool and holds her garment demurely at her waist.
Pietro Della Vedova was born in Prima San Giuseppe, and received his initial training as a stuccoist in Munich. In 1853, he entered the Munich Academy of Fine Arts where he became a student of Wichmann. A year later he returned to Italy and trained at the Accademia Albertina in Torino, where he later became a Professor of Sculpture. In 1868, he produced for the City of Turin a monumental sculpture for the Carignano Palace, and in 1871, produced the Toesca Garbiglietti monument as well as a number of elaborate mausoleums in the Turin cemetery. In Hungary he carved a statue of Cardinal Palma. Della Vedova also produced sculptures depicting the likenesses of Charles-Emmanuel I, Bishop Ghilardi, and numerous members of the Italian royal family. An entire museum, Gipsoteca Pietro Della Vedova, houses plaster casts, sketches and models of Pietro Della Vedova's works.
19th Century European
Wounded Soldier
Jules Gelle, French
19th Century
Marble
26 inches high, 14-1/2 inches wide
Signed on right side of base: J. Gelle
This large marble sculpture depicts a scene in which a wounded soldier, his sword lying by his side, is flanked by two good Samaritans: one, a cloaked gentleman in buttoned boots, and the other, a nun, wiping the soldier's brow with her handkerchief.
Jules Gelle, a painter and sculptor born in Anzin, was well-known for his bronze and marble sculptures of military figures. His ability to describe fine detail--such as the particulars of the soldier's uniform, his goatee and moustache--brought him success in Paris. He studied at the Écôle des Beaux-Arts in Valencienne, not incidentally a garrison town, and exhibited at the Paris Salons from 1868 to 1880.
Fine Art - Sculpture, European
Young Male Angel with Arm in Sling
Aristide de Ranieri, Italian
Late 19th-Early 20th Century
Marble
Signed on right side of base: A. Ranieri
38 inches high, 9 inches wide, 11 inches deep
A nude, winged male angel stands near the base of a dead tree trunk, from which springs a vine of ivy that twines to his mid-section. His right arm is in a sling and his left arm rests on the tree. De Ranieri has rendered his hair in sensual loose curls.
Furniture
A Bacchic Scene Aluminum Pedestal
Aluminum and marble
Signed (illegibly) on two sides of pedestal
26-1/2 inches high, 16-1/2 inches in diameter, 18-3/4 inches wide
A green aluminum pedestal features putti carrying drapery and holding bunches of grapes, standing in a bed of roses. It is surmounted by a circular green marble top.
Paintings
Venus de Medici, Over Life Size Carrara Marble Sculpture, after the Antique
19th century Italian School
Marble
82 inches in height
The Venus de Medici, one of the best known and loved forms in the history of art, represents Venus, or in Greek terminology, Aphrodite, in a pose portraying her modesty as she emerges from the sea, the place of her birth, as symbolized by the dolphins at her feet. The original work, thought to be Aphrodite of Knidos (though not identical to the Venus de Medici) no longer exists, but was most likely created by the exceedingly famous Greek sculptor Praxieles in the 4th century, B. C. It is recorded as having been the first large scale female nude in classical sculpture. Thereafter the Venus was copied innumerable times and in many mediums, from paintings to bronzes to porcelains. The Venus de Medici has been considered the ideal female form and is thus meant to be viewed from all angles, as it is as beautiful from the back as it is from the front.
Provenance: from The Lamar Hunt Collection, Dallas.
Sculpture
After The Aphrodite of Milos (Better known as The Venus de Milo ) Over Life Sized Carrara Marble Sculpture
19th century Italian School
Marble
82 inches in height
This is a monumental white marble sculpture based on one of the most famous works of the ancient Greeks. It is believed to depict Aphrodite (called Venus by the Romans), the Greek goddess of love and beauty.
Venus de Milo was discovered in 1820 inside a buried niche within the ancient city ruins of Milos on the Aegean island of the same name, also called Melos or Milo, by a peasant named Yorgos Kentrotas. It was found in two main pieces (the upper torso and the lower draped legs) along with several herms, fragments of the upper left arm and the left hand holding an apple, and an inscribed plinth.
Provenance:
From the Collection of Lamar Hunt, Dallas.
Paintings
A Dionysus Figure with Child Satyr
Marble
Approx. 82 inches in height, 27 inches in width, 23 inches in depth
This monumental nude male figure of Dionysus is magnificently carved with bunches of grapes and grape leaves crowning his head and a figure of a child satyr at his side. In one hand he holds aloft a kylix, undoubtedly filled with wine, and in the other, a draping animal skin. The child satyr beside him is holding two bunches of grapes.
Dionysus is also known as Bacchus, and the frenzy he produces is known as bakcheia. Bacchus is known as the Liberator, freeing one from one's normal self, by madness, ecstasy, or wine. His divine mission was to mingle the music of the flute and to bring an end to worry and care. Child satyrs are mythological creatures related to the satyr; they are commonly paired, like this example, with a Bacchananalian/Dionysian figure.
Provenance:
From the Collection of Lamar Hunt, Dallas.
Fine Art - Sculpture, European
A Roman Marble Sarcophagus
Unknown maker, Roman
Circa 3rd Century A.D.
Marble
88 3/4 inches long (225.4 cm.) Of strigillated type, the central panel sculpted in high relief with a male figure standing with his left leg crossed over his right, the figure depicted nude but for a mantle wrapped around his legs and over his left shoulder, Pan standing to his left, a draped figure to his right with a mantle billowing behind, all on a high plinth, framed by a segmental pediment supported by spiral-fluted columns with Corinthian capitals; one corner with a muscular nude male figure striding to his left on a high plinth, an infant riding on his left shoulder, an animal below, perhaps a panther; the other corner with a female figure standing on a high plinth, her left leg crossed over her right, clad in a belted tunic with a long overfold, her mantle billowing behind, a stela to her left surmounted by a mask; each side panel sculpted in low relief, depicting a winged sphinx seated in profile, each with one foreleg extended forward; the interior and reverse roughly hewn, the remains of iron pins preserved throughout.
Provenance:
Acquired in Massachusetts in the 1950s.
Miscellaneous
A Pair of Eastern Asiatic Marble Supports
Unknown maker, Eastern Asia
Date unknown
Marble
19 inches high, 28.5 inches wide
Sculpted in the form of recumbent lions, each with a layered mane, lolling tongue, and large unarticulated eyes, a serpent rising from the forepaws, the back surmounted by a two-tiered plinth.
A Pair of Eastern Asiatic Marble Supports
Unknown maker, East Asia
Possibly Circa 19th Century
Marble
Marks: none
Sculpted in the form of recumbent lions, each with a curly layered mane and lolling tongue, the back surmounted by a circular plinth.
Marble
A Fine Pair of Carved Marble Herm Figures (Probably Julius Caesar and Homer)
Italian
Late 18th - Early 19th Century
Marble
65 inches high x 10 inches wide x 7 inches deep
Each sensitively carved, bust-length portrait on a squared tapering base.
Sculpture
A Pair of Carved Marble Sphinx
Italian
Late 18th/early 19th Century
Marble
32 inches high each
Each well-carved figure with large, articulated paws and claws, each with one front paw raised, carved wings, tail, and hair, on squared marble bases.
Paintings
A Carved Alabaster Figure of Hercules and Lichas
After Canova
Alabaster
26 inches high x 16 inches wide
Depicting The Hero holding Lichas by his feet as he prepares to fling him into the sea.
Sculpture
Boreas Abducting Orithyia
After Gaspard Marsy, French (1693-1710)
Circa First Quarter of the 19th Century
Bronze with brownish gold patina
41 inches in height
This large bronze sculpture portrays the mythological abduction of Orithyia, the daughter of King Erechtheus of Athens, by Boreas, the North wind. According to Greek mythology, Boreas brought Orithyia to Thrace, where the two reigned as King and Queen of the Winds. Three figures are represented here in a complex and compact spiral; note the puffed out cheeks of Boreas, which refer to his identity as the North Wind.
The Getty Museum's collection contains the bronze Gaspard Marsy sculpture.
19th Century European
Fortuna, Torchere Femme a la Corne (Woman with a Cornucopia, Torchere)
Charles Henri Joseph Cordier (1827-1905)
Circa 1867
Bronze, Algerian onyx and marble
65.375 inches (166.1 cm).
Total height: 107 inches (271.8 cm)
Incised: C. Cordier
The Goddess standing holding a cornucopia, with one arm raised over her head, wearing a draped gown carved in Algerian onyx, with head, bust, arm, cornucopia and legs cast in bronze with deep brown patination. The base signed C. Cordier. Raised on a red-veined marble pedestal.
Provenance: 1987 private collection, Germany; June 10-13, 1988, Sotheby's, London, no. 47W, September 27, 1991, Sotheby's, London, no. 13 (Fortuna). In Facing the Other, Charles Cordier (1827-1905) by Laure de Margerie and Edouard Pepet, published by Harry N. Abrams, Inc., a publication to accompany the exhibition by the same title shown at the Musee d'Orsay, Paris, Musee national des beaux-arts du Quebec, and the Dahesh Museum of Art, New York, 2004, page 213 states that this sculpture's present location is "unknown."
Miscellaneous
A Monumental Bacchante and Putto
Etienne F. Leroux (French, 1836-1906)
1876
Inscribed I. Bohn Ceramiste
Terracotta
37 x 23 x 30 inches (94.0 x 58.4 x 76.2 cm)
Modeled as a bacchante and a young putto; the seated nude bacchante with a cloth draped over her lap as she playfully tickles the delighted putto. Raised on a shaped plinth.
Sculpture
A Terracotta Group of a Maiden and Putto
After Clodion
19th century
Terracotta
30 inches (76.2 cm)
The robed maiden striding, holding a putto with a dove and a tazza filled with fruit, raised on a Rococo style bronze base. Signed Clodion together with another signature.
Ex Coll.: Hugh Chisholm, purchase NyA41
A Terracotta Figural Group of a Satyr, Bacchante
19th Century
Terracotta
Incised: Clodion
18.5 inches high without base. Base is 3 inches in height.
The satyr seated on rockwork holding a tambourine filled with grapes, gazing amorously at the bacchante beside him. She is bending toward a cherub at their feet. On a vintage pattern carved and gilded wood base.
Bacchante and Infant Faun
Frederick William MacMonnies, American (1863-1937)
American, circa 1893-1894
Bronze with brown patina
Incised: Signature of artist
34 inches in height
An exuberant nude young woman, her right toes on the ground, her right arm holding a bunch of grapes high over her head, her left knee pushing upward in a dancing motion, her left hand securing a nude infant in the crook of her elbow.
MacMonnies gifted his first (and larger) cast of this statue to American architect Charles Follen McKin in appreciation for a $50.00 loan that enabled MacMonnies to travel abroad in 1884. McKim was unsuccessful in placing the piece in the courtyard of the Boston Public Library due to a storm of public protest created by temperance unions, clergy, and other angry Bostonians due to the statute's "drunken indecency." McKim then offered Bacchante to the Metropolitan Museum in May, 1897, and its board of trustees eagerly accepted it.
Working Model for the Head of George Washington for the Princeton Battle Monument
Frederick William MacMonnies, American (1863-1937)
1908-1922
Plaster
18 x 19 inches (45.7 x 48.3 cm)
A large plaster maquette for the Princeton Battle Monument, commemorating January 3, 1777, the day General George Washington led American soldiers to victory over British troops at the decisive Revolutionary War Battle of Princeton, the general and future president depicted in a tri-corner hat. The Princeton Battle Monument features George Washington in heroic high relief on a robust and impressive architectural mass; President Warren G. Harding was present for its 1922 dedication.
MacMonnies, during the execution of this bust and the final monument, had before him the famous George Washington bust by Houdon and the charming portrait painted by Gilbert Stuart. After completion of the sculpture, MacMonnies' plaster preliminaries were most likely sawn into pieces and returned to his studio in Greenwich Village, New York City. When MacMonnies died of pneumonia in 1937, his second wife sealed off his studio. She became increasingly reclusive and eccentric and in the 1950s she was placed into custodial care, at which point, MacMonnies' studio was opened and its contents were dispersed. According to Dr. E. Adina Gordon, newspaper accounts of the day report various sculptural elements left on the sidewalk and removed by family and passersby. It is assumed that this plaster head of Washington was among these works so dispersed.
MacMonnies was born in Brooklyn, New York; his mother was a niece of Benjamin West, known as the founding father of American painting. When MacMonnies was sixteen he was received as an apprentice in the studio of sculptor Augustus St. Gaudens. In 1884 he went to Paris, briefly to Munich, and then became the most prominent pupil of Falguiere. In 1893, he was chosen to design and build the sixty-foot, electrified The Barge of State fountain containing thirty-eight figures for the Court of Honor at the World's Columbian Exhibition in Chicago (Chicago World's Fair), which placed him instantly in the top tier. His largest work is a decoration for the Memorial Arch to Soldiers and Sailors in Prospect Park, Brooklyn, consisting of three enormous groups in bronze. Also in the same park appears MacMonnies' large Horse Tamer. Other notable sculptures include Nathan Hale in the City Hall Park, New York, Winged Victory at the U. S. Military Academy at West Point, and Bacchante at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Included with the plaster is an out-of-print publication from The Art Museum of Princeton University, "Record," entitled "Frederick MacMonnies and the Princeton Battle Monument."
Miscellaneous
A Patinated White Metal Sculpture of George Washington
White metal with wood base
20.5 inches in height (sculpture), 2.5 inches in height (base)
The figure standing, well cast and detailed wearing a waistcoat and ruffled neckerchief, draped in toga and holding a sword, with a document in his other hand.
This sculpture was the only item featured on the cover of the February, 1969 "The Antiques Dealer" publication for The Winter Antiques Show.
Ulysses S. Grant
Karl Gerhardt, American (1853-1940)
1885
Bronze with brown patination
Incised with the signature of the artist; dated
8.5 inches in height
A portrait bust of the famous Civil War Union General and 18th President of the United States, Ulysses S. Grant (1827-1885.)
Karl Gerhardt, financed by Samuel Clemens (Mark Twain), attended the prestigious Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris, beginning March 17, 1881. Clemens was influential in obtaining permission for Gerhardt to create Grant's death mask, work on which began in Mt. McGregor, New York in June, 1885, where Grant was spending his final days. On January 6, 1896, the New York Times reported the following under the headline "Death Mask of Gen. Grant Completed": HARTFORD, Conn., Jan. 5. - The death mask and shield of Gen. Grant, designed by the artist, Walter Sanford, and the sculptor, Karl Gerhardt, have been completed here...the original will be presented to one of the New York Grand Army posts. The design is taken from the mask of Gen. Grant which was made by Mr. Gerhardt twenty minutes after the death of the soldier, at Mount McGregor, in 1885. . ."
Sculpture
Theodore Roosevelt as Rough Rider
James Earle Fraser (American, 1876-1953)
Cast by Modern Art Foundry, circa 1919
Bronze with warm brownish red patination
Incised: Fraser c. 1919 with monogram MA cast 1901
20 inches high
Depicting Theodore ("Teddy") in his typical garb of neckerchief and jacket with epaulettes. Roosevelt served as one of the 1,250 members of the First U. S. Volunteer Calvary Regiment, known as the "Rough Riders," during the Spanish-American War (1898.) In 1899, Teddy published "The Rough Riders," the first installment of which was published in Scribner's in January of that year. At age 42 (1901), Roosevelt became the 26th President of the United States after the sudden death of President William McKinley.
Bust of White Eagle
After James Earle Fraser (American, 1876-1953)
Cast by Syracuse University, 1969
Bronze with greenish black patina
Foundry mark: c. Syracuse University 1969 #3
Incised with signature of artist
14 inches high
Depicting a sensitively modeled portrait head of a young American Indian male, Young Eagle, wearing braids with eyes slightly closed.
Bronze
A Bronze Study for Signal of Peace
Cyrus Edwin Dallin (1861-1944), American
1890
Unsigned, Edition of 17
Bronze with brown patina mounted on wood with frame
With plaque: Phillip/ Son of Kicking Bear/ C.E. Dallin Sc./ 1890
4.25 inches x 3 inches x 3 inches
A realistic cast depicting the head of Phillip, son of Kicking Bear, which serves as a study for the artist's Signal of Peace, which won an honorable mention at the Paris Salon.
Paintings
A Bronze Head of Horse
Henry Merwin Shrady, American (1871-1922)
American, circa 1900
Bronze mounted on wood base
Signed: H.M. Shrady
15.5 inches x 11.5 inches x 8 inches
A dynamic bust of a galloping horse, his nostrils flaring, ears back, forelock and mane flying.
Henry Shrady graduated from Columbia University in 1894 and thereafter studied law at Columbia for one year. He did not receive formal art training but taught himself by sketching animals at the Bronx Zoo. In 1902, Shrady won the $250,000 commission for Appomattox Memorial Monument to General Ulysses S. Grant and devoted the rest of his career to its completion. This is quite a coincidence, since Shrady's father, George, was one of the physicians who attended Grant during his fatal illness in 1885.
Bronze
Bronze Group of Fighting Buffalo
Henry Merwin Shrady, American (1871-1922)
Bronze
Incised: Signed by Shrady
13 inches high x 20 inches wide
Standing Bull
Harry Herman Wickey
Bronze with brown patination
Marks: Signed by artist
11 inches high x 18 inches in length
Sculpture
Standing Bull
Isidore Bonheur, France (1827-1901)
Bronze with brown patination
Marks: Tiffany & Co. stamp
15 inches high x 22 inches in length
Ex Coll.: Geraldine Rockeller Dodge
Ten Point Stag
Barye
Bronze with greenish black patination
Incised: Barye
18 inches high x 19 inches in length
Bronze
A Large Eagle Taking Flight
Jules Moiginez, French (1835-1894)
Bronze
Signed J. Moigniez
30 inches high
Depicting, in bronze, an eagle taking flight from a rocky perch. Bronze with blackish brown patination.
Sculpture
Portrait of a Young Girl, Peggy Cottier
Olin Levi Warner, American (1844-1896)
1890
Bronze with brown patination
Marks: Signed and inscribed: "To Peggy Cottier on her Wedding Day"
21 inches high
Marble
A Beautiful Orientalist-Style Bust
Unknown artist
Marble
A white marble bust of a beautiful maiden wearing hoop earrings, a three-strand beaded necklace with six pendants containing designs, an exquisitely patterned fringed headscarf, with folded arms, one arm with a three-stranded beaded bracelet, the other holding a tambourine. Her forehead is graced with a two-stranded ornament with pendants.
Decorative Arts, Continental
Continental Bust of June Femme Coiffée de Roses
After Albert Ernest Carrier-Belleuse (French 1824-1887),
Late 19th/early 20th Century
Plaster painted to simulate terracotta
Marks: Inscribed on verso, A. Carrier Belleuse
29 inches high x 14.5 inches wide x 10 inches deep
The young woman with her head turned to her left, with upswept hair secured by a ribbon and ornamented with roses; partially clad in romantically draped folds with an additional sprig of roses.
Bronze
Bust of a Bacchante
Maurice Guiraud Riviere, French (1881 - )
Bronze with green and brown patination, marble
Incised with signature of the artist
Marks: foundry mark for Cire Perdue, Paris, inscribed No. 4
14.5 inches high (sculpture)
Raised on a green marble base, making total height 24 inches
A Stately Mustached Gentleman
Elie Nadelman, Polish (1882-1946)
Bronze
Marks: Incised with E. Nadleman on back
27 inches high, 12.75 inches wide, 9.75 inches deep
Portrait bust of a mustached and goateed gentleman, wearing a suit and bow tie. The consignor has evidence that this is a portrait bust of Charles Lee Patton, first president of Patton McGuyer Co., 1928-1930.
Ex. Coll.: C. L. Patton, Patton MacGuyer Co.
Elie Nadelman briefly attended Warsaw Art Academy and in 1903-1904, he took a studio in Paris and made frequent visits to the Louvre. He was particularly interested in the sculpture of Michelangelo and the works by Auguste Rodin and George Seurat. In 1905-07, Nadelman exhibited in Salon d'Automne, and in 1908-09, Leon Stein took Picasso to Nadelman's studio, where Nadleman's Head of a Man, 1907, was on view. It is conjectured that Picasso's Head of 1908 was influenced by that visit. In 1910-11, Nadleman had an extremely successful show at Paterson's Gallery, London, where Helena Rubinstein bought his entire exhibition. In 1914, after he was unable to join the Russian Army as a reservist, with the aid of Helena Rubinstein he obtained passage to the U.S. and took up residence in New York City. Nadelman's first exhibit in New York took place in 1915-18 at Alfred Stieglitz's Photo-Secession Gallery. In 1919-20, he had a solo exhibition at M. Knoedler & Co. in New York; during that period he also married Mrs. Joseph A. Flannery, a well-to-do New York widow. The Nadlemans began collecting folk art and purchased an estate named Alderbrook in Riverdale, New York. A museum is built on the Riverdale estate to house the Nadelmans' folk art collection. His work for the next two decades received enormous public acclaim. His last one-man exhibition took place in 1930 at Galerie Bernheim-June, Paris. He sold his folk art collection, along with its building, in 1935-37, and he died on December 28, 1946.
A Bronze Figural Group, Les Enfants
Wheeler Williams (1897 - 1972)
American, 1924-28
Bronze with weathered brown and green verdigris patina
Signed and dated: Wheeler Williams 1924-28
Foundry Mark: Alexis.Rudier.Fondeur.Paris
19 inches x 14 inches approximate
Wheeler Williams graduated with honors from Yale University and received a Master of Architecture from Harvard in 1937. He studied at the Art Institute of Chicago and the Écôle des Beaux Arts in Paris. While in Paris he exhibited at the Salons des Artistes Francais, 1923-27. This particular piece was cast in Paris and captures four children holding hands running in a circle.
From the Estate of Linda Firestone
Sculpture
Sommeil au Desert
Gaston Veuvenot Leroux, French (1854-1942)
Lead and White Metal
51 inches (129.5 cm)
Inscribed: G. Leroux
Decorative Arts, Continental
Kneeling Nude
Attributed to Milly Steger
1881-1948
Bronze with Brown Patination
18 inches (45.7 cm)
With foundry mark for Heinze and Barth
Sculpture
Ancestral Butterfly
Alicia Perez Penalba, French (1918-1982)
Bronze
Incised with artist's signature
Numbered 1/6
30 inches high
With foundry mark for A. Valsuani Cire Perdue
Ex Coll.: Alicia Penalba and G. Mordo
Miscellaneous
Figure on Horseback
Javier Arevalo
1992
Bronze with Green and Brown Patination
19 inches (48.3 cm)
Signed
Raised on wood base.
Furniture
An Italian Walnut Draw Leaf Table
Late 19th - Early 20th century
Walnut
30 x 57 x 29 inches (76.2 x 144.8 x 73.7 cm)
The rectangular top over a carved frieze raised on columnar legs carved in relief with a leafy vine pattern, joined by a stretcher.
A Spanish Baroque Style Walnut Trestle Table
Unknown maker, Spanish
Late 19th century
Walnut
Unmarked
32 inches high x 82 inches long x 31.5 inches deep
The rectangular top over a trestle base carved as opposed chimeras with pendant fruit swags.
Furniture
A Pair of Italian Carved Walnut Columns
Unknown maker, Italian
Late 18th/early 19th century
Walnut
Unmarked
72 inches high (182.9 cm)
Each slightly tapering form surmounted by Corinthian capitals, the standards carved with strapwork and flowering scroll vines on a punch-work ground, supported by tripod paw feet with antemion, further raised on a conforming base.
Furniture
A German Silvered Metal and Gilt Bronze Inlaid Burl Walnut Desk on Stand
Unknown maker, Augsburg, Germany
Circa 1800-1825
Burl walnut, gilt wood, silvered metal and gilt bronze
Marks: none
49 inches high x 37.5 inches wide x 24.5 inches deep
The Baroque style fall-front desk with cartonnier, raised on six legs joined by shaped stretcher. The surfaces with inlaid silvered and gilt metal interlace design on walnut ground; the legs with gilt wood bases.
A Spanish Tortoiseshell, Ivory, Rosewood and Brass Cabinet on Stand
Unknown maker, Spanish
Circa 1850-1880
Tortoiseshell, ivory, rosewood, brass
Marks: none
95 inches high x 61.25 inches wide x 21.625 inches deep
The breakfront form cabinet with four drawers on each side flanking a central architectural form opening with mirrored interior, the fronts of the drawers decorated with scenes from The Adventures of Don Quixote in ivory on tortoiseshell, raised on ball feet with bronze claws; a pierced arcade above with central crested panel of Cervantes at the center; sitting on a twist column base with frieze drawers continuing the scenes from Don Quixote.
A Portuguese Rosewood Center Table
Unknown maker, Portuguese
Circa 1840
Rosewood, mahogany, brass
Marks: none
34.25 inches high x 58.5 inches wide x 31.5 inches deep
In the Dom Jose style, the rosewood center table with carved gardrooned edge, above three drawers with ripple carved decoration and matching panels to sides and back with pierced gilt metal foliate escutcheons and pendant drop pulls, raised on bulbous turned and twist legs joined by twist turned stretchers, the lower corners of legs with gilt metal mounts.
Decorative Arts, Continental
A Pair of Italian Baroque-Style Giltwood Wall Mirrors
Unknown maker, Italian
18th Century
Giltwood, mirrored glass
Unmarked
17 inches wide x 35 inches high (43.2 cm x 88.9 cm)
Each cartouche-shaped form carved with fruiting foliate scrolls and dog masks, the shaped glass with conforming inner giltwood frame, each with a leaf mask.
Sculpture
A Large Pair of Venetian Carved and Polychromed Wood Figures of Blackamoors
Italian
19th Century
Polychromed wood, giltwood, mother-of-pearl
Each is 82.5 inches in height
Each figure standing with one hand on hip, the other supporting a large giltwood scallop shell, each with tightly curled hair and beard, with mother-of-pearl inset eyes, painted in pale green and beige with gilded accents, all raised on painted hexagonal bases.
Decorative Arts, Continental
An Impressive Large Italian Majolica Urn
Italian
19th Century
Ceramic
24 x 25 inches (61.0 x 63.5 cm)
Of flattened baluster form with reverted lip, with applied handles in the form of satyrs seated on ram's head masks decorated with Olympian Gods surveying mortals below from a perch in the clouds, the reverse with a quartet of music-making angels seated in clouds reserved on a cobalt blue ground with foliate scroll and ribbon designs.
Furniture
A Pair of Venetian Carved and Polychromed Small Console Tables
Italian
19th Century
Polychromed wood
25 x 22 x 11-1/2 inches (63.5 x 55.9 x 29.2 cm)
Each shaped top painted to simulate red marble, with a dentil carved frieze, each supported by a carved polychrome figure of a crouching Blackamoor wearing featured headdress, raised on a carved cushion form base with draped and fringed design.
Sculpture
A Large Carved Marble Bust of Louis XIV on Marble Pedestal
French, Late 18th - Early 19th Century
Marble
26 inches in height (bust), 55 inches in height (pedestal)
The well-carved figure with flowing hair cascading over his shoulders wearing a ruffled lace collar and fur mantle, the face sensitively detailed, raised on a trapezoidal marble pedestal.
Furniture
An Extraordinary French Regence Style Commode
Unknown maker, Paris, France
Circa 1820-1850
Rosewood and amaranth wood, gilt bronze, marble
Marks: PEYTAT-PARIS
36.25 inches high x 55 inches wide x 24 inches deep
The two-drawer commode à tombeau with parquetry decoration, the drawers framed in gilt bronze beaded stringing with foliate corners; bail handles with floral bosses, the escutcheons with addorsed therm heads within scroll; the corners with gilt bronze female mask and lambrequin mounts and scroll sabots; the ends centered with swirled leaf mount; Breche d'Alep marble top.
Based on a commode designed by the early 18th century ébéniste et marchand Mercier Noel Gerard, this Regence style commode bears the mark Peytat-Paris on one of the locks.
Provenance:
From the personal collection of Loyd Taylor and Paxton Gremillion, Dallas, Texas
An Important Italian Rococo-style Giltwood Console Table
Unknown maker, Florence, Italy
Circa 1800-1850
Giltwood, marble
Marks: none
40.75 inches high x 70.75 inches wide x 29 inches deep
The exuberant carved rococo-style giltwood console table with carved plume at center of shaped apron with suspended floral swags joining addorsed c-scroll legs with lion-head top; the shaped stretcher centering vase of flowers; shaped inset Spanish brocatelle marble top.
Provenance:
From the personal collection of Loyd Taylor and Paxton Gremillion, Dallas, Texas
Paintings
A Venetian Paint Decorated Drop Front Desk
Late 19th century
39-1/2 x 42 inches (100.3 x 106.7 cm)
The rectangular top over a fall front opening to a fitted interior, over three long drawers, raised on bracket feet, decorated all over with raised gilt and floral reserves, centering a rustic scene, all reserved on a red background.
A Venetian Baroque Lacca Povera Secretary
Italian
Late 18th/early 19th century
Painted wood, mirrors
In two parts. The scrolled pediment over a cartouche shape enclosing a mirror plate, above a pair of arched, hinged, mirrored doors, the lower part with fall-front opening to a fitted interior, over two long drawers and a scrolled apron, raised on cabriole legs, painted in bluish gray and decorated all over the form with applied engraved decorations including flora and fauna, birds, insects and figures at various pursuits in landscapes with architectural follies and rustic villages.
Bronze
A Fine Pair of Bronze and Gilt Bronze Figural Groups of Hermes/Mercury and Heralding Goddess on Horseback
19th Century
Bronze with golden brown patination and gilt bronze
16 inches high x 12 inches wide
Depicting the god Hermes riding a winged horse raised on a gilt bronze base cast with attributes of war, together with a trumpet-playing Goddess riding a second winged horse raised on a gilt bronze base similarly cast with various attributes of war.
A Bronze Group of "The Versailles Diana"
After Jean Antoine Houdon, French (1741-1828)
Bronze with greenish brown patination
Stamped with A. Collas Reduction Mechanique
24 inches high
The standing figure of the Goddess striding forward as she pulls an arrow from her quiver, her other hand resting on the horns of a stag at her side.
Furniture
A French Louis XV-style Mahogany and Gilt Bronze Bureau Plat
Unknown maker, Paris, France
Circa 1870-1890
Mahogany veneer on oak carcase, gilt bronze, leather
Marks: none
29.75 inches high x 73.75 inches wide x 38 inches deep
A Pair of French Rococo-style Gilt Bronze and Kingwood Clock and Barometers
Unknown maker, Paris, France
Circa 1850-1860
Kingwood, gilt bronze, enamel, glass
Marks: The clock: Gille L'aine A Paris; The barometer: Par Ronquetti, Rue St. Antoine, Vis a Vis La Caserne des Gardes Francoises
44 inches high x 12.5 inches wide
The pair of elongated shaped cases veneered in kingwood and mounted with scroll and foliate and trophy gilt bronze mounts; the blue enamel dials on white ground.
Provenance:
From the personal collection of Loyd Taylor and Paxton Gremillion, Dallas, Texas
Marble
A Very Fine Pair of Marble and Gilt Bronze Figural Putto Torchieres
French, Late 19th Century
Marble, gilt bronze
96 inches in height
Each carved in white marble in the form of a seated putto with flowing hair and sensitively carved faces, each draped with a cloth, each turning to look over the opposing shoulder as he supports a blooming gilt bronze lily branch with six lights, raised on waisted marble pedestals with tapering standards and squared bases.
Bronze
A Napoleon III Bronze and Gilt Bronze Mantle Clock, "Au Taureau"
France
1852-1870
Bronze and Gilt Bronze
33 inches high x 27 inches wide
The circular brass dial fitted with enameled Roman numerals surmounted by a putti with a quiver full of arrows, the scrolled case supported by a large horned bull, and flanked by a pair of figures, Europa and one of her maidens, all raised on a scroll-footed base.
Paintings
A Louis XV Coromandel Lacquered Commode
Unknown maker, French
Circa 1760-1780
Lacquer, ebony veneer, gilt bronze, marble
Unmarked
33 inches high x 40 inches wide x 25 inches deep (83.8 x 101.6 x 63.5 cm)
The serpentine Breche red marble top over a conforming case with two long drawers fitted with black coromandel lacquer panels depicting a river and a pavilion, the sides small decorated and raised on cabriole legs fitted with bronze scroll mounts.
Furniture
A French 19th Century Gilt Bronze and Marquetry Commode à Vantaux
Based on a model by Bernard II van Risenburgh (circa 1696-1766), Paris, France
Mid 19th century
Mahogany, tulipwood, and fruitwood veneers on oak carcase, gilt bronze, marble
Marks: A. LECLAIRE
38 inches high x 67 inches wide x 26 inches deep
The two door commode à vantaux of bombé form, the front and sides with panels of scrolling floral marquetry framed by foliate c-scroll gilt bronze mounts on reserved ground, cabriole legs with gilt bronze foliate scroll chutes and sabots, with Greek key collar; Breche d'Alep marble top.
Bernard II van Risenburgh (BVRB), of Netherlandish origin, specialized in furniture decorated with panels of Japanese lacquer and veneered with floral marquetry in kingwood and tulipwood, as seen on this piece. Working almost exclusively with the important marchands-merciers Lazare Duvaux and Thomas-Joachim Hebert, BVRB himself remained somewhat of an enigma, having minimal contact with his aristocratic and royal clientele.
This commode à vantaux bears the stamped mark of A. Leclaire who might be identified with Jean-Eugene Leclaire, a marchand-ébéniste established at 33 rue Saint Nicholas in Paris from 1856.
Provenance:
From the personal collection of Loyd Taylor and Paxton Gremillion, Dallas, Texas
Miscellaneous
A Pair of Venetian Carved and Polychromed Wood Figural Brackets
19th Century
18 x 27 inches (45.7 x 68.6 cm)
Comprised as a pair of confronted rosy-cheeked cherubic figures centering an urn form, decorated in polychrome and gilding.
Paintings
An Italian Neoclassical Commode
33 x 48 x 21 inches (83.8 x 121.9 x 53.3 cm)
The rectangular white and brown veined marble top over a conforming case over three long drawers crossbanded and inlaid, the sides quarter veneered, raised on squared tapering legs ending in brass sabots.
Furniture
A Pair of Transitional Louis XV-Louis XVI Style Marble Top Chiffoniers
19th Century
50 inches high x 12 inches wide x 11 inches deep
Each with squared rouge marble tops over eight short drawers inlaid with floral sprigs, raised on short cabriole legs with gilt bronze mounted sabots.
Sculpture
A Louis XV-Style Bronze Mounted Marquetry Inlaid Petit Commode
Early 19th century
Bronze, marble, marquetry
35 x 33 x 20-1/2 inches (88.9 x 83.8 x 52.1 cm)
With marble top over a conforming case with two long drawers with bronze lion mask mounts, marquetry inlaid with a floral scroll and a musical trophy, the side marquetry inlaid with urns issuing flowers, raised on cabriole legs fitted at the knees with bronze scroll mounts, ending in bronze paw foot sabots.
Furniture
A Pair of Neoclassical Walnut and Fruitwood Inlaid Commodes
Late 18th/early 19th century
Fruitwood, walnut
35.5 inches high x 49.25 inches wide x 20 inches deep
Each with rectangular top inlaid with scroll designs centering an anthemion, over three long drawers inlaid with foliate scroll designs and floral sprigs, the sides similarly inlaid, raised on squared tapering feet. (One of two pictured.)
An Italian Neoclassical Style Giltwood Console Incorporating 18th Century and Later Elements
Giltwood, marble
39.25 inches high x 35 inches wide x 19 inches deep
The triangular top with canted corners and red veined marble, over a frieze carved with flowerheads, leaf scrolls and squared panels, raised on tripod tapering legs carved with beading and pendant leaves.
A Continental Giltwood and Painted Truneau Mirror
Early 19th century
Giltwood
83 inches high x 34 inches wide
The stepped pediment over a beaded gilt frame enclosing a relief carved giltwood scene of bacchic revelry with a drunken satyr pouring wine from a ewer into his mouth while a pair of putti cavort at his side, above a pair of engaged giltwood columns with Corinthian capitals, all enclosing a rectangular mirror plate.
A Set of Twelve Louis XVI Style Gray-Painted Dining Chairs
Unknown maker, French
19th century
Painted wood, leather
Unmarked
Comprising: two armchairs and ten side chairs, each with squared upholstered backs, with padded scroll arms over brown leather upholstered seats, raised on turned, tapering stop-fluted legs.
A Pair of Phenomenal French Ebony and Gilt Wood Pedestals
Unknown maker, Paris, France
Early 19th century
Ebony solids and veneers, gilt wood
Marks: none
58 inches high
The pair of ebony Neoclassical fluted columnar pedestals with gilt flutes, with carved gilt bows suspending pendant swags, the lower portion of flutes with staggered carved foliate decoration; raised on stepped base with an upper band of gilt banded and reeded decoration and a lower band of gilt leaf and berry decoration.
Provenance:
From the personal collection of Loyd Taylor and Paxton Gremillion, Dallas, Texas
Decorative Arts, Continental
A Pair of Italian Marble Columns
Unknown maker, Italian
Early 19th Century
Marble
Marks: none
76 inches high
The fine pair of columns with striated black and white nero marquina marble shafts surmounted by Corinthian order white marble capitals and resting on shaped golden bases, raised on square white marble plinths.
Provenance:
From the personal collection of Loyd Taylor and Paxton Gremillion, Dallas, Texas
Decorative Arts, French
A French Brass Bookstand
Unknown maker, French
19th Century
Gilt brass
Marks: none
4 inches high x 11 inches wide x 12 inches deep
The adjustable bookstand with pierced addorsed scroll sides and rest, raised on paw feet; the stand with engraved cruciform design.
Provenance:
From the personal collection of Loyd Taylor and Paxton Gremillion, Dallas, Texas
Furniture
A Monumental French Marble and Gilt Bronze Console Table
Unknown maker, Paris, France
Circa 1830-1848
Marble, gilt bronze
Marks: none
40 inches high x 115 inches wide x 22 inches deep
The massive console of Breche-violet marble, with D-shaped ends, supported by four corbel-shaped legs mounted with gilt bronze Neptune masks and interlaced bullrush and rocaille mounts.
Provenance:
From the personal collection of Loyd Taylor and Paxton Gremillion, Dallas, Texas
An Empire Walnut Marble Top Console
Unknown maker, French
Circa 1800-1820
Walnut, gilt bronze, brass, marble
Unmarked
35 high x 28-1/2 wide x 20 inches deep (88.9 x 72.4 x 50.8 cm)
The rectangular black and white veined marble top over a frieze drawer with brass banded inlay with a gilt bronze escutcheon, raised on columnar legs headed by gilt bronze capitals joined by a stretcher shelf.
Miscellaneous
A Pair of Empire-Style Rosewood and Ebonized Wood Figural Torchieres
Unknown maker, French
Early 20th century
Mahogany, ebonized wood, giltwood
52 inches high x 16.25 inches diameter
Each carved in the form of a seated winged sphinx in ebonized and gilded wood, supporting on their wing tips and scrolled tails a circular mahogany pedestal, raised on canted triangular bases.
Furniture
A Mahogany Octagonal Pedestal
Unknown maker, Continental
19th century
Mahogany veneer
Marks: none
33 inches high x 26 inches wide x 26 inches deep
The octagonal pedestal of flame mahogany veneer, with revolving plateau.
Provenance:
From the personal collection of Loyd Taylor and Paxton Gremillion, Dallas, Texas
Miscellaneous
A Very Large Gilt Bronze Mantle Clock
19th Century
Gilt Bronze
29 inches (73.7 cm)
Cast in the form of a Roman Emperor seated on the squared case enclosing the works, raised on a stepped plinth cast with foliate motifs.
A Monumental French Neoclassical-style Marble Console
Unknown maker, French
19th Century
Marble
Unmarked
31.5 inches high x 85 inches long x 20 inches deep
The white marble stepped cushion-edged top with acanthus leaf frieze, supported by two pedestals with fluted scroll and acanthus leaf carved decoration.
Furniture
An Italian Neoclassical Style Table with Fine Marble and Pietra Dura Top
Unknown maker, Italian
19th Century
Walnut, elm, marble, giltwood
32 inches high x 24 inches deep
The circular top decorated with assorted vase and urn forms in pietra dura incorporating lapis and cats eye, reserved on a marble ground, the columnar pedestal with giltwood acanthus design faux painted to resemble burled wood, raised on a tripod base with bun feet.
A Vienna, Austrian Giltwood Table
Circa 1850-1880
Gilt wood, gilt bronze, porcelain with polychrome enamel and gilt decoration
Signed F. D. Vienna, Austria
29 inches high x 20.75 inches diameter
The Austrian table with central painted portrait dish featuring Marie Antoinette with her four children after Marie Vigée-LeBrun (1787) surrounded by portrait plaques inset in gilt bronze of Mlle. du Barry, Jeanne Récamier, Mme. Staël-Holstein, Mme. de Genlis, Duchesse du Maine, Charlotte Corday, Princesse de Lambelle, Mme. de Montesson, Marie Roland, Sophie Potocka and the Duchesse du Bourgogne; raised on giltwood base.
A Charles X Marble Top and Marquetry Inlaid Center
Early-mid 19th Century
Mahogany, satinwood, marble
The circular white marble top over a plain frieze inlaid with foliate scroll designs, raised on a hexagonal pedestal inlaid with stylized urns issuing assorted foliage, on a squared hexagonal base and tripod legs inlaid with batons and foliate scrolls.
A Monumental George II Carved Giltwood Mirror
Unknown maker, London, England
Circa 1750
Giltwood, silvered glass
Marks: none
94 inches high x 51.312 inches wide x 4.25 inches deep
The monumental giltwood mirror of shaped oval form, the pierced interlaced carving of leaves and scrolls, with rockwork and bird decoration in the Chinoiserie manner.
Related to designs published by Mathias Lock and Henry Copland around 1752, this spectacular mirror is a full blown essay in the Rococo style.
Provenance:
From the personal collection of Loyd Taylor and Paxton Gremillion, Dallas, Texas
A George III Giltwood Armchair
Attributed to Thomas Chippendale, London, England
Circa 1770
Giltwood, leather
Marks: none
36.5 inches high x 25.75 inches wide x 19.5 inches deep
The giltwood open armchair with coved cartouche shaped padded back framed in guilloche moulding with acanthus clasps at top and bottom, the padded arms on carved and moulded supports, the shaped seat with fluted ogee front rail, cabriole legs headed by anthemions and husk-swag brackets with scroll toes on low plinths.
This chair corresponds to a set of six chairs illustrated by Christopher Gilbert in The Life and Work of Thomas Chippendale (1978, vol II, plate 181). Though undocumented as works by Chippendale, Gilbert found them to "conform to Chippendale's standard documented patterns."
The closest documented parallel to Chippendale's oeuvre is the set of four armchairs supplied around 1770 to Edwin Lascelles, later Lord Harwood, for the Couch Room at Harewood House, Yorkshire.
Provenance:
Collection of Henry Ford II, sold Christie, Manson & Woods, New York (1981)
From the personal collection of Loyd Taylor and Paxton Gremillion, Dallas, Texas
Furniture
A 19th Century English Inlaid Mahogany Drop-Leaf Sofa Table on Pedestal
Unknown maker, English
Mid to late 19th century
Inlaid mahogany, ebonized wood, brass
Unmarked
29.5 inches high x 60.5 inches wide x 33.75 inches deep
Bronze
A Fine Pair of Chinese Bronze Figures of Buddhist Lions on Stands
China
19th Century
Bronze
13 inches high (each lion), 6 1/2 x 15 1/2 x 10 1/2 inches (each base)
Each finely cast, large, heavy lion figure seated on its haunches, with smoothly cast bumpy foreheads continuing to long manes of curled plaits in regular rows, each with well-detailed face with snarling open mouth, with long everted ears, each wearing a harness with pendants, bells and tassels tied over the back in a knot, each in powerful stance, the male holding a ball under his paw, the female with a pup, raised on shaped rectangular bases cast with palmettes, animals on a cloud form ground and stylized medallions.
Furniture
A Pair of Chinese Black Lacquer Console Tables
19th Century
Lacquered wood
35 x 38 x 16-1/2 inches (88.9 x 96.5 x 41.9 cm)
The shaped rectangular tops over a fretwork pierce carved frieze, raised on squared legs joined by stretchers.
A Pair of Chinese Export Black Lacquer Hardstone Mounted Cabinets
Late 19th-Early 20th Century
Black Lacquer Hardstone
43.5 inches high x 36 inches wide x 20 inches deep
Each rectangular top decorated with a river landscape incorporating birds, chrysanthemum and lotus in polychrome lacquer, over a pair of hinged cabinet doors decorated with applied hardstones in the form of immortals in clouds, with cranes and rocks issuing flowering branches. The door interiors are decorated with pavilion scenes and the cabinet sides polychromed in lacquer with immortals, raised on a gilt scroll base.
Miscellaneous
A French Gilt Bronze Mounted Porcelain Ewer
Designed by Agathon Leonard (French, 1841-1923)
Porcelain manufactured by Pierre-Adrien Dalpayrat, Bourg-la-Reine, France (1844-1910)
Gilt bronze mounts manufactured by Louchet Frères Foundry, Paris, France
Circa 1900
Glazed porcelain with gilt bronze
Marks: obscured by mounts
10.75 inches high
The organic form flambé blue glazed porcelain ewer with cat tail and foliate scroll gilt bronze mounts. An identical example, in the permanent collection of the Art Institute of Chicago (1986.241), bears the signature of Agathon Leonard, Louchet Frères, 1898.
Furniture
A French Art Deco Mahogany, Satinwood, Birch, Maple, Brass and Mother-of-Pearl Inlaid Dining Room Suite
Jules Leleu, French (1883-1961)
Circa 1930-1940
Mahogany, satinwood, birch, maple, brass, mother-of-pearl
Sideboard: 37.5 x 91 x 20 inches
Side Cabinet: 58 x 44 x 16 inches
Comprising a sideboard, side cabinet, dining table and eight chairs. The long, rectangular sideboard with a pair of hinged cabinet doors and a pair of doors flanking, all inlaid in a geometric pattern of bookmatched mahogany veneer centered by mother-of-pearl discs, with curved pilasters inlaid with birth and exotic woods and mother-of-pearl, with a pattern of woodland deer, birds, butterflies and flowers, raised on a stylized stepped base, the side cabinet similarly decorated, with sliding glass doors and shelves, the rectangular topped table is on a stylized trestle base, the eight side chairs with mahogany and mother-of-pearl veneered backs, with red upholstery raised on squared tapering legs.
Jules Leleu was born in Boulogne-sur-Mer, France and began specializing in furniture making after World War I. He opened a Paris gallery in 1924 and exhibited at the 1925 Exposition Industrielle des Arts Décoratifs. He designed the Grand Salon of the Ambassadors at the Society of Nations in Geneva and the French Embassies of several nations.
Ceramics & Porcelain
Têtes
Pablo Picasso, Spanish (1881-1973)
Ceramic
5 inches (12.7 cm)
Signed Edition Picasso, impressed Edition Picasso and Madouri Plein Feu
A fine partially glazed ceramic jug.
Three Figures
Pablo Picasso, Spanish (1881-1973)
Ceramic
Marks: Impressed Madoura Plein Feu, Empreinte Originale de Picasso
8.5 inches high x 8.5 inches wide
A partially glazed ceramic wall plaque.
Ceramics & Porcelain, Continental
Head of a Bull
Pablo Picasso, Spanish (1881-1973)
Dated in the blank II IIXX 62
Ceramic
10 inches (25.4 cm)
Impressed Empreinte Original de Picasso and Madoura Plein Feu
Face with Circles
Pablo Picasso, Spanish (1881-1973)
Dated 9.1.69; A. R. 612
Ceramic
11 inches (27.9 cm)
Impressed Madouri Plein Feu and Edition Picasso
A partially glazed ceramic ewer painted in colors and incised underneath the foot Edition Picasso 107/500 Madeira.
Fine Art - Sculpture, European
A Cast Iron Triton Fountain
Unknown maker, French
19th Century
The youthful triton wears a pacific cockle shell around his neck and with one arm raised holding a conch shell he sits on his companion the tortoise.
Furniture
A Pair of Italian Neoclassical Architectural Pier Mirrors
Unknown maker, possibly Italian
19th century
Carved and painted wood, mirrored glass
Unmarked
105.75 inches high x 36 inches wide
With fluted pilaster and carved acanthus capital with gilt highlights, the frieze with carved ribboned cartouche below egg and dart molding; three mirrored panels to center.
19th Century European
An Early 20th Century Louis XVth style Gilt Bronze and Porcelain Pedestal Table
Unknown maker, French
Early 20th century
Gilt bronze, porcelain
29-1/2 inches high x 24 inches in diameter
Signed This fine table with a baluster shaped pedestal on a sculpted bronze tripod base supported by cast cabriole legs, in the center an amorous couple surrounded by twelve floral vignettes overlapped in ornate cast bronze on a blue porcelain ground.
Miscellaneous
A 19th Century American Stained Glass Figural Window
19th Century
Glass, lead, wood
111 inches high x 48 inches wide, including frame
A layered and painted beautiful maiden, attired in a dress of lavender shades, holding a garland of flowers over her head, against an elaborate green leaded landscape and a brilliant blue sky.
Glass
A Figural Stained Glass Window
Lead, stained glass, wood
68 inches high x 44 inches wide
Depicting a beautiful, long-haired female saint wearing a robe, a crown, holding a scepter in one hand.
Art Glass
Two American Stained Glass Windows
Unknown maker, American
Circa 1880-1900
Stained and painted glass, lead caming, wood
Unmarked
46.75 inches high x 41.75 inches wide
With trophies emblematic of the Arts, surrounded by ribbons with artist names, the two panels originally forming one double hung window.
Session 3
Furniture
A Plaster Figure of Greek Youth, Possibly Antinous, Favorite of Hadrian
Plaster
36 inches (91.4 cm)
The torso-length figure standing in contraposto pose with head turned downward to right, together with a Carrara marble pedestal.
Decorative Arts, Continental
A Nicely Oxidized Substantial Hand-Crafted Early Continental Steel Lift-Top Strong Box
Unknown maker, Continental
Undated
Steel, wood
Unmarked
18 inches high x 47 inches wide x 21 inches deep
With double locking device and wood interior, a handle at each side.
Paintings
A French Limoges Enamel Plate
Unknown maker, Limoges, France
Circa 1850-1880
Enamel on copper
Unmarked
8.38 inches diameter
Depicting the Death of Didon (Dido), the Carthagean Queen found in Virgil's Aeneid, with Didon atop the funeral pyre while two men look on, with grotesque border; the back with a portrait medallion within scrolled decoration.
Decorative Arts, Continental
European Gentleman's Traveling Box
Nineteenth/Twentieth Century
7.75 in. x 5.75 in. x 4.75 in.
Veneered in tooled and parcel gilt paper, the door with an oval enameled medallion depicting a sixteenth-century gentleman in profile, interior drawers.
A European Carved Ivory Figure
Unknown maker, Continental
Seventeenth Century
Ivory and wood
Unmarked
5.62 in. high
A European carved ivory crowned Madonna holding a palm and Child with dove, Gothic style, wood base.
A European/Mexican Bone Carved Figure of Christ
Unknown maker, possibly Continental or Mexico
Nineteenth/Twentieth Century
Bone
Unmarked
14.5 in. x 7.25 in. (overall)
Of the crucified Christ, on a rusticated/naturalistic Latin wood cross.
Decorative Accessories
A Continental Carved Ivory and Wood Crucifixion Group
Circa 18th Century
Ivory and wood
14.5 inches in height
The ivory figure of Christ suspended on the wood cross, wearing perizonium, the carved wood rockwork base with a carved ivory figure of Mary in prayer and St. John the Baptist.
Paintings
A Continental Carved Ivory Figure of The Crucifix
Unknown maker, Continental
Nineteenth Century
Ivory and velvet
Marks: three paper labels on the reverse, Zuley Arte Decorativo, Cricifixion / Pierre de Benoit / Paris 1740, and a certificado from Yocasta...Galeria Del Sol....
10 in. high (Christ), 26.5 in. high overall
Depicting the figure of Christ crucified on the cross, wearing an iron crown, eyes gazing upwards, and mouth parted, with hair falling around his shoulders, his hands secured to the cross by iron spikes, loin cloth tied with a rope around his hips mounted on an ivory cross with an ivory scroll affixed with an iron spike, all fitted on a velvet covered mount
Ceramics & Porcelain
An Italian Tinglazed Earthenware Centerbowl
Mid. 20th Century
Earthenware
8-1/2 x 21 inches (21.6 x 53.3 cm)
The ovoid form with female term handles decorated with sea gods and goddesses depicting Venus being pulled in a clam shell by two dolphins and Poseidon in a shell form chariot pulled by a mer-horse
Furniture
A Pair of Monumental Dutch Baroque Style Brass Torcheres
Brass
65-1/2 inches (166.4 cm)
Each of lobed and waisted form.
Miscellaneous
A Handsome Bronze Six Light Lion Subject Chandelier and Pair of Two Light Sconces
Unknown maker, Continental
19th century
Bronze
Unmarked
10 x 20 inches (25.4 x 50.8 cm)
The baluster form issuing six arms cast in the form of rampant lions together with a pair of matching sconces.
Paintings
A Petite Bronze Six Light Chandelier
9 inches
Foliate scroll arms.
Fine Art - Painting, European
Madonna of the Magnificat (Madonna del Magnificat)
After Sandro Botticelli, Italian (1445-1510)
Oil on canvas, gilt wood frame
50.25 inches in diameter
A beautifully rendered Madonna of the Magnificat with nearly life-sized figures, including The Virgin being crowned by two angels. The crown is a delicate piece of goldsmith's work comprised of innumerable stars, an allusion to the "Stella matutina," (morning star), one of the Mother of God's names in hymns devoted to Mary.
This was, in all likelihood, Botticelli's most famous painting of the Virgin.
The heavily carved gilt frame enhances this work.
Furniture
Carved Italian Cassoni
Unknown maker, Italian
Seventeenth century
Walnut
Unmarked
18.5 inches high x 35 inches wide x 19 inches deep
With a carved curvilinear symmetrical design on both sides within two front panels on a moulded base supported by bun feet.
A Flemish Baroque Revival Mirror
Unknown maker, Flemish
Circa 1850
Ebonized wood, gilt metal, mirrored glass
Marks: none
54.5 inches high x 34.5 inches wide
The ebonized ripple carved frame with gilt metal foliate and floral overlay, the shaped crest with gilt metal overlay.
A Pair of Italian Baroque Style Carved Walnut Columns
19th century
Walnut
61 inches (154.9 cm)
Each with squared pedestal supporting the circular column, carved in relief with cherubim, foliate scroll and pendant buds, continuing to a fluted tapering standard and Corinthian style capital.
Furniture
An Italian Baroque Walnut Table
17th Century
Walnut
32 x 69 x 28 inches (81.3 x 175.3 x 71.1 cm)
The rectangular top over a pair of carved and molded drawers, raised on chamfered legs joined by stretchers
Furniture
An Italian Baroque-Style Walnut Table
Unknown maker, Italian
20th century
Walnut
Unmarked
17-1/2 x 43 x 25 inches (44.5 x 109.2 x 63.5 cm)
With alterations, the rectangular top raised on a scroll carved trestle base joined by an iron scroll stretcher.
An Italian Baroque Walnut Side Cabinet
Early 18th Century
Walnut
30-1/2 x 25 x 12 inches (77.5 x 63.5 x 30.5 cm)
The rectangular top over four long drawers, raised on stepped base.
A Pair of Italian Baroque-Style Giltwood Columns
Unknown maker, Italian
19th century
Giltwood
Unmarked
24 inches high
Fitted as table lamps, each tapering column carved with various figures in relief incorporating winged lion masks, rams heads, male masks, putti and male torsos, raised on a scrolled base.
An Italian Baroque-Style Walnut Tilt Top Wine Tasting Table
Unknown maker, Italian
20th century
Walnut
Unmarked
64 x 47 inches (162.6 x 119.4 cm)
A Venetian Rococo Style Carved Walnut Armchair
Unknown maker, Italian
19th century
Walnut
Unmarked
47 inches (119.4 cm)
With carved scroll cresting and rope twist turned supports centering an upholstered back, with foliate scroll carved arms on scroll supports, with antique leather upholstered seat, raised on scroll legs joined by stretchers.
An Italian Baroque Walnut and Giltwood Table Vitrine
Late 18th Century
Walnut and giltwood
39 inches high x 24 inches wide x 16 inches deep
With arched, hinged glazed door surmounted by a carved giltwood foliate scroll flanked by foliate finials, the sides similarly decorated, with mirrored interior raised on carved giltwood feet.
A Pair of Venetian Rococo Style Giltwood Mirrors
Unknown maker, Italian
19th century
Giltwood
Unmarked
24 x 15 inches (61.0 x 38.1 cm)
Each oval frame surmounted by a scallop shell and flowerheads, with carved flowerheads centering an oval mirror plate.
Paintings
A Pair of Venetian Style Marble, Pietra Dura and Polychromed Consoles
Italian, Rococo Style
20th Century
36 inches high x 27 inches wide x 14.25 inches deep
Each shaped top inlaid with specimen stones in a scroll pattern, raised on a figural base in the form of a standing Blackamoor holding a taza, polychromed and overlaid with stone, raised on a shaped base.
Lighting
A Venetian Blackamoor Lamp
Unknown maker, Venice, Italy
Late nineteenth/early twentieth century
Carved, gilded, silvered and painted wood, gilt and painted metal
Unmarked
88 inches high
A carved blackamoor figure with silvered and painted uniform, on gilt rockwork base raised on pedestal; holding gilt cornucopia issuing forth scrolled gilt and painted metal seven light candelabrum; electrified.
Furniture
A Pair of Finely Carved Italian Walnut Brackets
19th Century
Walnut
20 inches (50.8 cm)
Each pair carved with a female mask with flowing hair, supporting a foliate scroll and a guilloche carved scroll, above a circular dentil carved platform.
An Italian Walnut Caned Armchair
Unknown maker, Italian
Late 19th/early 20th century
Walnut
Unmarked
The arched crest rail carved with foliate pattern with incurved scrolled arms over a caned seat raised on cabriole legs carved at the knees and ending in scroll feet.
A Northern Italian or German Burl Walnut Miniature Commode
Circa 1790-1810
Walnut
10-1/2 x 16 x 10 inches (26.7 x 40.6 x 25.4 cm)
The reverse serpentine top inlaid with a heraldic seal, the conforming case with three long drawers, raised on bracket feet.
Furniture
An Italian Rococo Style Giltwood Jardiniere
19th Century
Giltwood
16 x 55.5 x 15.5
The rectangular form carved with a foliate scroll design flanked by caryatid putti, with tin liner.
A Pair of Italian Neoclassical Walnut Commodini
Unknown maker, Italian
Late 18th/early 19th century
Walnut, brass
30 x 18-1/2 x 10 inches (76.2 x 47.0 x 25.4 cm)
The shaped tops inlaid with a star pattern with banded inlaid borders, over three cross-banded drawers, raised on turning tapering stop-fluted legs.
Paintings
An Italian Neoclassical Style Green and White Painted Console Table
Unknown maker, Italian
Early 19th century
Painted wood, marble, gilt bronze
Unmarked
30 x 34-1/2 x 16 inches (76.2 x 87.6 x 40.6 cm)
The demilune white marble top enameled in green with fan and leaf swag designs over a painted frieze fitted with gilt bronze mounts and centered by a trophy, raised on squared tapering legs ending in spade feet.
Furniture
A Pair of Italian Neoclassical Walnut Armchairs
Late 18th Century
Walnut
35 inches high
The squared backrest with incurved crestrail carved with a bowknot and issuing wheat ornamentation over squared arms, the shaped seat over a similarly carved seat rail, raised on fluted tapering legs. Upholstered in antique verdure style tapestry.
A Pair of Italian Directoire Style Upholstered Open Armchairs
Unknown maker, Italian
Nineteenth century
Painted wood
Unmarked
33.5 inches high
With scrolled back and tapering cylindrical leg; upholstered with maroon satin fabric depicting a framed center medallion surrounded by floral sprays.
A Pair of Italian Polychromed Neoclassical-Style Sidechairs
Unknown maker, Italian
20th century
Painted wood and giltwood
Unmarked
34.63 inches high
With a scrolled chair rail terminating in a scrolled foot with red satin upholstery with a floral motif.
Furniture
A Pair of Silver Over Bronze Tables with Black Marble Tops
Silver over bronze, marble
The tables are 31 inches in height, and the marble tops are 19 inches in diameter
Two matched silver over bronze ornately detailed tables surmounted by round black marble tops. Three (3) winged, draped females comprise the sides of each table, and below the marble top, the silver over bronze table reveals a scalloped shell motif.
Furniture
A Swedish Gustavian Settee
Unknown maker, Swedish
Circa 1770-1800
Painted and gilded pine, upholstery
Unmarked
31 inches high x 75 inches long x 24.25 inches deep
The coral painted frame with carved gilt guilloche apron between rosettes on celadon ground, with fluted tapered legs; shaped arms with carved gilded swag and ribbon decoration on celadon ground; upholstered in coral and cream striped upholstery with floral decoration.
Miscellaneous
A Set of Four Danish Neoclassical Side Chairs
Early-mid 19th Century
Denmark
Mahogany
31 inches (78.7 cm)
The curved crestrail raised on downswept supports over upholstered seats on squared downswept legs.
Furniture
A Pair of Swedish Birch Stools
1830-1850
Birch
23 x 22-1/2 inches (58.4 x 57.2 cm)
Each with scrolled side rails and ebonized sphere finials over upholstered seats, raised on squared, downswept legs.
Furniture
Three Spanish Queen Anne Style Walnut Side Chairs
Unknown maker, Spanish
19th century
Walnut
Each with scrolled crestrail centered by a gilded scallop design over a pierced vasiform back splat and shaped slip seats, raised on cabriole legs carved with gilded scallops at the knees and joined by shaped stretchers.
Sculpture
A Spanish Carved, Painted and Gilded Bed
Late 19th - Early 20th Century
Giltwood, wood, paint
75 inches (190.5 cm)
The scrolled headboard decorated with a painted design of The Virgin Mary and young St. John the Baptist in a cartouche-shaped form, reserved on a carved giltwood and grayish-green painted ground decorated with floral springs in red and white. The footboard similarly decorated.
A Louis XV Style Gilt Bronze Cartel Clock
Julian Le Roy, French
Late 19th century
Gilt bronze, enamel, glass
25 inches high
Miscellaneous
An 18th Century French Tapestry
Circa 18th Century
French
107 x 153 inches (271.8 x 388.6 cm)
Depicting in its center a figure seated on a throne with six attendants, in warm golds and blues.
Paintings
A Fine French Tapestry
French
Circa 18th Century
9.8 inches x 11.8 inches A tapestry with three figures, woven in beautiful color.
Furniture
A French Chestnut Farm Table
Unknown maker, French
18th century
Chestnut
Unmarked
32 x 59 x 26 inches (81.3 x 149.9 x 66.0 cm)
The rectangular top over a molded frieze with a pair of drawers, raised on baluster turned legs joined by stretchers.
Paintings
French Louis XV Style Secretaire a Abattant
Unknown maker, French
Late 19th century
Walnut and elm, brass
Unmarked
29 inches tall
With a drop-front writing surface above two drawers.
Decorative Accessories
A Lead Figure of Rooster
Late 19th Century
Lead
24 inches (61.0 cm)
Paintings
A Pair of French Provincial Rococo Side Chairs
Unknown maker, French
Circa 1760-1780
Walnut and upholstery
Unmarked
38.75 inches high
The cartouche shaped back with exposed frame, cabriole legs and carved cartouche centering shaped seat rail; upholstered in mustard ground floral and vase pattern cotton.
Decorative Arts, French
A French Provincial Fruitwood Buffet
Circa 1780-1790
Fruitwood
39 x 53 x 20 inches (99.1 x 134.6 x 50.8 cm)
The rectangular top over a pair of drawers centered by a floral medallion, above a pair of cabinet doors with scroll and lattice carved molding, over an apron carved with an urn issuing flowers, raised on turned feet.
Paintings
A Louis XV Style French Provincial Tall Case Clock
Unknown maker, French
Late 18th/early 19th century
Fruitwood, enamel, brass, glass
Movement signed
98.5 x 18.5 x 12.5
The enamel dial with Roman numerals, signed in a brass surround cast with an urn issuing fruit and farm implements. The fruitwood case carved with scroll molding raised on cabriole legs. Arsenol Fils a Questembert.
Furniture
French Provincial Walnut Two Part Cabinet
Circa 1780-1800
Walnut
90 x 42 x 18 inches (228.6 x 106.7 x 45.7 cm)
The upper part with a pair of hinged doors carved and molded with c-scrolls, the lower part with a pair of hinged doors raised on a molded base and bun feet.
A Pair of Miniature French Provincial Painted Rush Seat Fauteuils, Modern
Painted wood, rush
22 inches (55.9 cm) each
With ladder backs over shaped arms on turned supports, with rush seats raised on turned legs joined by turned stretchers.
Paintings
A Regence Kingwood Veneered Commode
Unknown maker, French
18th century
Kingwood veneer, bronze, marble
Unmarked
30 x 32 x 20 inches (76.2 x 81.3 x 50.8 cm)
The shaped rouge marble top over three long inlaid banded drawers raised on bracket feet
Miscellaneous
A Finely Carved French Provincial Upholstered Lit de Repos
Unknown maker, France
Circa 1765
Painted wood
Unmarked
34 inches high x 70 inches wide x 27 inches deep
With each side possessing carved swirling support terminating into six tapering reeded legs, upholstered with gold damask with floral pattern.
A Pair of Louis XV Painted Fauteuils
Last half of 18th Century
Painted wood, upholstery
Each arched crestrail carved with flowerbeds over a caned back, with scrolled, padded arms over a caned seat, the fauteuils carved with flowerheads, raised on cabriole legs. With loose upholstered cushion in striped fabric.
Furniture
A Pair of Louis XVI Walnut Bergeres
Unknown maker, French
Circa 1775-1800
Walnut
Unmarked
39 inches in height (99.1 cm)
The squared upholstered backs with foliate finials, with scrolled, padded arms over upholstered seats, raised on turned stop-fluted legs.
Miscellaneous
A French Louis XV Carved Wood Duchesse Brisee
Unknown maker, French
Circa 1750-1760
Painted and gilded wood, upholstery
Unmarked
34 inches high
Of oval back form with shaped seat rail and cabriole legs, the wood painted green with gilded edges, upholstered in rose and cream stripe and floral fabric with brass head trim; with matching ottoman.
Furniture
A Louis XVI Painted Window Bench
Last quarter of the 18th Century
Painted wood
22-1/2 inches tall, 35.25 inches wide, 20.25 inches deep
With scrolled upholstered arms carved with a foliage scroll and padded upholstered seat cushion raise on fluted tapering legs. Upholstered in blue velvet.
Furniture
A Louis XVIth Walnut Bouillotte Table
Unknown maker, French
Late 18th century
Walnut, marble, brass
Unmarked
The circular galleried top with inset liver colored marble over a plain frieze with a pair of short drawers and a pair of candleslides, raised on turned tapering legs ending in casters.
Paintings
A French Louis XVI-style Painted Wood Canape
Unknown maker, French
Nineteenth century
Painted and gilded wood, upholstery
Unmarked
37 inches high x 72.25 inches long x 23 inches deep
In the Neo-classical style with finger carved cream painted frame and fluted legs below squared carved rosettes, highlighted with gilding; upholstered in floral Aubusson style tapestry with brass nail head trim.
Sculpture
A Pair of French Enameled Steel Garden Urns
Late 18th - Early 19th Century
Steel
18 x 16 inches (45.7 x 40.6 cm)
The tapering footed form enameled in blue cast with female masks.
Furniture
A French Directoire Miniature Etagere
Circa 1790-1820
Fruitwood
32 x 19 x 6-1/2 inches (81.3 x 48.3 x 16.5 cm)
The serpentine front case with a pair of hinged doors inlaid with a stylized floral design, supporting a shaped superstructure with a single shelf.
A Directoire Walnut Marble Top Chest of Drawers
Unknown maker, French
Early 19th century
Walnut, marble brass
34 x 35-1/2 x 15 inches (86.4 x 90.2 x 38.1 cm)
With rectangular white carrara marble top over four molded long drawers with brass bale handles and escutcheons, raised on toupie feet.
Miscellaneous
An Upholstered, Carved and Painted Prie Deux
Unknown maker, French
Late Eighteenth/Early Nineteenth Century
Painted wood
Unmarked
36 inches high
Of a Victorian form with crimson floral damask.
Decorative Arts, French
A Pair of French Empire Gilt and Patinated Bronze Drapery Holders
Attributed to Pierre-Philippe Thomire (1751-1843), Paris, France
Circa 1800-10
Gilt and patinated bronze, steel
Unmarked
4.25 in. diameter
Each of concave form with outer border with incised palmettes on reeded ground, framed with beading; the centers with applied 3/4 profiles of a man and woman in classical pose respectively, with screw in steel spikes.
Paintings
An Empire Style Bronze and Marble Inkwell
Unknown maker, French
19th Century
Bronze with black patina on marble base
Stamped base: Bronze/Paris
Hallmark: B. ALTMAN ET CO./ PARIS-NEW-YORK
Female figuration of wisdom with books mounted on shaped rouge marble base.
Furniture
An Empire Mahogany Bronze Mounted Armchair
Unknown maker, French
Circa 1850
Mahogany, leather, bronze
Unmarked
39-1/2 inches high x 27 -1/2 wide
With curved crestrail over upholstered back and downswept arms with shell carved terminals, supported by carved, winged female caryatids with traces of gilding, the squared legs ending in carved paw feet.
Miscellaneous
A Pair of Empire Mahogany Fauteuils
Mahogany
Circa 1800-1830
37 inches high
Each with arched crestrail over an upholstered back, with straight arms with ram's head terminates on scroll supports, over upholstered seats raised on scroll legs.
Furniture
An Empire-Style Cylinder Top Desk with Gilt Bronze Mounts
Unknown maker, French
19th century
Mahogany with gilt bronze mounts
Unmarked
45 x 23 1/2 x 50 1/2 inches
A beautiful French desk features a revolving cylinder top, with a center gilt bronze ornament of a goddess with a lyre (possibly Artemis as a goddess of maiden dances) and a putto, four outside drawers, four interior drawers, a gallery rail, and floral swags on front sides.
Lighting
A Pair of Early 19th Century French Five Light Candelabra
Unknown maker, French, early 19th century
Gilt bronze
33 x 12 1/2 inches each
Paintings
A Pair of Serres Château des Tuileries Yellow Ground Covered Urns
Mid. to Late 19th Century
20 inches (50.8 cm)
Signed Collinet
Of baluster form, decorated with well painted scenes of elegant couples courting. The obverse with lush garden scenes, all reserved on a yellow ground embellished with raised gilding in the form of musical trophies, floral garlands and cartouches, the domed covers with gilt bronze pine cone finials. Interlaced L's mark with Chateau des Tuileries mark in iron red.
Furniture
A Charles X Tole Peinte Vanity
French
Circa 1824-1830
Tole paint
58 inches high x 28 inches wide x 19.5 inches deep
The rectangular form with circular mirror, with inset water basin, raised on scroll legs joined by a stretcher shelf, all painted in yellow and decorated with decals of stylized medallions and groups of soldiers, embellished with grapes on the vine all in black.
A Louis XVI Style Parquetry Cabinet
Unknown maker, French
Early 19th century
Kingwood, tulipwood, marble
Unmarked
21 inches high, 14.5 inches wide, and 15.5 inches deep
The shaped galleried top with inset breche violette marble top, over a frieze drawer and a pair of hinged cabinet doors. Parquetry inlaid with a cross banded lattice pattern, raised on cabriole legs with gilt bronze sabots.
Paintings
A Louis XV Style Marble Top Commode
19th Century
35-1/2 x 49 x 24 inches (90.2 x 124.5 x 61.0 cm)
The shaped rectangular top over a pair of confronting long drawers, inlaid with a musical trophy with urns and floral spray flanking, raised on cabriole legs with bronze sabots.
Lighting
A Pair of Crystal Draped Two Light Girondoles
Early 20th Century
Glass, crystal
Each is 16 inches in height
Each segmented baluster form with fruit finial and glass knops, issuing a pair of scrolled candlearms draped with faceted prisms and cobred drops. Fitted for electricity.
Sculpture
A Pair of Louis XV Style Gilt Bronze 3-Light Wall Scones
Unknown maker, possibly French
Late 19th century
Gilt bronze
Unmarked
33 inches high x 18 inches wide
Each scrolled backplate supporting three foliate candle arms.
Decorative Arts, French
A Pair of French Porcelain Vases Mounted as Lamps
Unknown maker, France
Circa 1900
Porcelain with polychrome enamel and gilt decoration, gilt bronze, painted wood
Marks: F. BELLANGER
37.5 inches high overall
The pair of blue celeste ground urn form vases with central reserves surrounded by gilt foliate scroll decoration, the fronts with pastoral scenes of a couple painted by F. Bellanger, the reverse with birds and floral decoration, raised on waisted gilt bronze socle and squared base with incurving corners; D shape handles; mounted as lamps with painted wooded cap.
A French Gilt Bronze Louis XV Style Mantle Clock
Japy Freres, Paris, France
Circa 1880
Gilt bronze, enamel, glass
Marks: Medaille d'Or, Japy Freres, 119
24 inches high
The gilt bronze Rococo style case with scroll base supporting shaped clock, the central dial with enamel numerals and embossed lambrequin design face; surmounted by the figure of a draped woman holding an oval sun face disk, with floral spray mounts.
A Pair of Gilt Bronze Five Light Candelabra
Unknown maker, French
19th century
Gilt bronze
Marks: none
27 inches high
The pair of gilt bronze candelabra with scroll bases with cartouche and floral decoration, surmounted by draped kneeling figures of a man and woman, each holding a cornucopia issuing forth five scrolled branches with pans and bobeche and a central branch crowned by a flaming vase.
Miscellaneous
A French Louis XVI Style Carved Slipper Chair
Unknown maker, French
Nineteenth Century
Wood
Unmarked
30.5 inches tall
With oval back seat and reeded tapering legs.
Paintings
A Louis XVth Style Occasional Table
19th Century
25 x 24 x 12 inches (63.5 x 61.0 x 30.5 cm)
The oval top with brass gallery parquetry inlaid, with similarly inlaid frieze and conforming drawer, raised on cabriole legs joined by a parquetry inlaid stretcher shelf.
Sculpture
A Pair of Bronze and Marble Garniture Urns
19th Century
Bronze and Marble
11-1/2 inches (29.2 cm)
Each covered urn cast with scrolling floral vines, raised on columnar white marble plinths
A Pair of Gilt Bronze Figural Lamps
After Cousteau
Bronze
18 inches (45.7 cm)
Each bronze and gilt bronze in the form of a rearing horse with a groom struggling to control, on a gilt bronze plinth with a cast female mask.
Furniture
A Pair of Empire Style Gilt Bronze Sphinx Form Chenets Fashioned as Table Lamps
Unknown maker, possibly French
20th century
Gilt and patinated bronze
11-1/2 inches (29.2 cm)
Each recumbent winged figure raised on a stepped plinth with an applied arrow, quiver and wing trophy of sphinxes.
A Louis XV Style Walnut Specimen Cabinet
Unknown maker, French
19th century
Walnut
Unmarked
57 inches high x 26 inches wide x 16 inches deep (144.8 x 66.0 x 40.6 cm)
The shaped rectangular top over a conforming case with ten graduated long drawers, the sides paneled and molded, raised on cabriole legs.
Paintings
A Louis XVth Style Parquetry Kidney Shaped Occasional Table
Unknown maker, French
19th century
Parquetry veneer
Unmarked
28 inches high x 20 inches wide x 10 inches wide (71.1 x 50.8 x 25.4 cm)
The shaped top with kingwood parquetry inlay over a similarly inlaid frieze with conforming drawer, raised on cabriole legs joined by a shaped parquetry inlaid stretcher shelf.
Miscellaneous
A Louis XV Style Basket of Flowers Chandelier
Unknown maker, possibly American
20th century
Wire, porcelain
Unmarked
27 inches (68.6 cm)
The wirework basket issuing three scrolled arms fitted with leaf scrolls and porcelain flowers.
Sculpture
A Figural Bronze Four-Light Chandelier
Unknown maker, French
Late 19th century
Bronze
Unmarked
29 inches in height
Cast as a putto suspended from a ribbon as he supports the four scrolled candle branches with foliate bobeches for pendant shades.
A Pair of Louis XVI Gilt Bronze Chenets
Unknown maker, French
19th century
Gilt bronze
Unmarked
19-1/2 inches (49.5 cm)
Each scrolled form cast as a winged female term with long curling hair and plumed headdress, the scroll base resting on paw feet, draped with a leaf garland supporting an oval portrait medallion.
A Pair of Brass Figural Andirons
Unknown maker, Continental
19th Century
Brass
Unmarked
A striking pair of figural brass andirons mounted on matched dolphin bases.
Paintings
A Finely Carved Gilt Console with Marble Top
Unknown maker, France
19th century
Giltwood, marble
Unmarked
35 inches hight x 31 inches wide x 17 inches deep
With pierced carving of serpentine form, wall mounted with two curving legs spanned by an ornately carved stretcher, breche d'Alep marble top
Furniture
An Assorted Group of Louis XV Style Painted Fauteuils
Comprising a pair of Bergeres, a pair of fauteuils and a pair of side chairs. The Bergeres are from the 19th century with shaped crestral centered by a flowerhead over upholstered backs and scrolled padded arms, with down upholstered seat, raised on cabriols legs. The painted fauteuils have a padded shaped back with carved flowerhead over padded scrolled arms, and shaped upholstered seat raised on cabriole legs. The painted side chairs have shaped backs, upholstered seats and cabriole legs, bearing for the label Contessa Marquis de Vesey.
Paintings
A Louis XV Style Occasional Table
Unknown maker, probably French
19th century
Wood, marble, brass
Unmarked
25 x 24 x 12 inches (63.5 x 61.0 x 30.5 cm)
The oval top with liver colored marble and brass gallery, raised on trestle legs joined by an oval galleried stretcher shelf.
A Louis XV Style Marble Top Jewel Cabinet
Unknown maker, probably French
19th century
Satinwood veneer, brass, marble
Unmarked
32-1/2 x 27 x 16 inches (82.6 x 68.6 x 40.6 cm)
The rectangular marble top with brass gallery over a pair of hinged cabinet doors inlaid with a floral design on a quarter banded ground, opening to a fitted interior with satinwood veneered fitted drawers, raised on cabriole legs ending in brass sabots.
A Louis XV Style Upholstered Slipper Chair
Unknown maker, France
Nineteenth century
Painted and partially gilt wood
Unmarked
41 inches high
With a tall straight back with gilt and painted fluted carved frame with gilt floral carving above three front feet; upholstery of voided velvet floral fabric.
Group of Putti and Their Doves
After François Boucher (French, 1703-1770)
19th century
Oil on oval canvas
13 x 22 inches (33.0 x 55.9 cm)
Unsigned
Decorative Arts, French
A Pair of Green Marble and Gilt Bronze Garniture Urns
Unknown maker, French
19th century
Marble and gilt bronze
Unmarked
15 x 10 inches (38.1 x 25.4 cm)
The oval forms with gilt bronze bud finials with gilt bronze ram's heads handles, raised on a pedestal foot with gilt bronze leaf border.
Ceramics & Porcelain, Continental
A Pair of Continental Porcelain Vases, Fitted as Table Lamps, Probably French
Unknown maker, Paris, France
Late Nineteenth Century
Porcelain, gilt metal
Unmarked
15 inches high
Of baluster form with slender neck and everted ruffled rims, with applied handles in the form of horned ram's heads holding grapevine swags in their mouths, the body decorated with floral swags and ribbons in pink, green, sky blue, puce and gilding.
Furniture
A Louis XVI Style Marble Top Petite Side Cabinet
Unknown maker, probably French
19th century
Marquetry, marble, mother-of-pearl
Unmarked
29 inches high x 19.5 inches wide x 15 inches deep
The pink-veined oval marble top over a conforming case, the frieze drawer inlaid with a lattice pattern and mother-of-pearl over a shaped hinged door quarter veneered and centered by a marquetry floral urn, raised on turned tapering legs.
Miscellaneous
A Louis XV Style Stand
Unknown maker, probably French
19th century
Inlaid satinwood, rouge marble, gilt metal
Unmarked
The shaped marble top over conforming case with a pair of drawers, the top drawer fitted with an oval bisque plaque with a goddess and a putto, raised on cabriole legs with gilt mounts.
Decorative Arts, Continental
A Pair of Continental Porcelain and Gilt Bronze Candlesticks
Unknown maker, Continental
Twentieth century
Porcelain with polychrome enamel decoration, gilt bronze
Unmarked
10.88 inches high
The gilt bronze rocaille bases mounted with figures of putti, one holding a cluster of grapes, the other a garland of flowers.
Decorative Arts, French
A Bronze Elephant Table Clock
Unknown maker, French
Late 19th century
Bronze, marble, enamel, crystals
Unmarked
The spherical case decorated in champleve enamel, the circular dial with enameled Roman numerals surrounded by faceted crystals, supported by a bronze elephant with trunk raised, all on a red marble base.
Lighting
A Pair of Continental Gilt Bronze Three Light Sconces
Unknown maker, Continental
Nineteenth century
Gilt bronze
Unmarked
20.5 inches long
With tapered fluted base surmounted by swagged flaming urn, with three scroll arms with pans and bobeche.
Paintings
A Louis XV Style Marble Top Petite Commode
Unknown maker, probably French
19th century
Marquetry inlay with gilt bronze and marble
Unmarked
34 x 32 x 17 inches (86.4 x 81.3 x 43.2 cm)
The shaped Breche Violette marble top over a pair of long drawers marquetry inlaid with a musical trophy with parquetry panels flanking, with a bronze mask mount on the apron, raised on cabriole legs.
Furniture
A Pair of Louis XV Style Stands
Unknown maker, probably French
Late 19th/early 20th century
Wood, brass, marble
Unmarked
32 x 13-1/2 x 10 inches (81.3 x 34.3 x 25.4 cm)
Ceramics & Porcelain
A Sèvres-Style Two Handled Porcelain Vase
Unknown maker, painted by Cottinel, France
Circa 1900
Porcelain with polychrome enamel and gilt decoration; gilt bronze
Marks: signed Cottinel
18.5 inches high
Of baluster shape, decorated with a diaphanously draped woman leaning on a fountain with a putto pouring water into her hand; reverse with a landscape scene; the base with bleu celeste banding and scrolled gilt decoration, pierced neck with bleu celeste ground, the piercing outlined in gilt above pendant gilt decoration; cover with scroll gilt decoration on bleu celeste ground with squared gilt bronze base with acanthus and banded wreath decoration; acanthus-form handles; mounted as a lamp.
Decorative Arts, French
A French Marble and Gilt Bronze Mantle Clock
Richond, Paris, France
Circa 1880-1900
Gilt and patinated bronze, marble, enamel, glass
Marks: RICHOND, ...Bd Montmartre, H&F, PARIS, 2523
13.875 inches high x 5.75 inches wide x 4.625 inches deep
The orange marble mantle clock surmounted by a patinated bronze putto holding a gilt bow and an upraised torch, the case inset with gilt bronze trophies, raised on squashed ball feet; enamel dial with floral swag decoration.
Paintings
A Louis XVI French Upholstered Day Bed
Unknown maker, French
Eighteenth Century
Painted wood
Unmarked
48 inches high x 49.25 inches wide
Subtly carved reeded frame ending in slightly tapering reeded legs.
A Painted and Upholstered French Day Bed
Unknown maker, French
Circa 1900
Painted wood
Unmarked
36 inches high x 31 inches wide
With reeded frame terminating in slightly tapering feet; upholstered with red satin upholstery with a floral motif.
Furniture
A Green Marble Pedestal
Unknown maker
Marble
Base: 8.25 inches high, 10.5 inches wide; column and top: 30.5 inches high, 12.5 inches wide
In two parts. The sturdy octagonal base can be separated from its spiral fluted column and square, rotating top.
Miscellaneous
A Bronze Firescreen
Bronze
35 x 20 inches (88.9 x 50.8 cm)
The rectangular form surmounted by a scallop shell above the rectangular screen centered by a bronze figure of Hercules and the three headed dog, the frame cast with dragons in billowing clouds. Raised on scrolled feet and coasters.
A Louis XVI Style Carved Provincial Canape
Unknown maker, French
Twentieth century
Painted wood and upholstery
41 inches high x 59 inches wide x 27 inches deep
With a carved floral crest rail on four cabriole legs, upholstered with citron floral damask.
Bronze
A Finely Cast Bronze Oil Lamp in the Form of an Eagle
Circa 1880 - 1890
19 inches high x 25.5 inches wide
Well cast and detailed, with wings outstretched as he releases his talons from a perch to take flight.
Sculpture
An American Folk Art Eagle
Unknown, American
Early Nineteenth century
Tin, wood, and whale bone
19 inches high (with base)
Spread winged eagle atop of a globe supported by temple form base, with 18 inch wing span.
Furniture
An Early American Hudson River Valley Queen Anne Side Chair
Unknown maker, American
Early Eighteenth Century
Painted wood
Unmarked
39 inches high
Of black painted wood with rush seat.
Furniture
A Queen Anne Oak Lowboy
Unknown maker, English
18th Century
Oak
Unmarked
27-1/2 x 34 x 20-1/2 inches (69.9 x 86.4 x 52.1 cm)
The rectangular top over a central long drawer and two short drawers flanking, over a scrolled apron, raised on turned tapering legs and pad foot
Furniture
A Fine Mahogany Queen Anne Swing-Leg Game Table
Unknown maker, possibly American
Eighteenth Century
Mahogany
Unmarked
29 inches high x 32 inches wide x 15.5 inches deep
With a flip-top that reveals inset leather, with finely carved design at the top of the slightly tapering legs ending in pad feet.
A Chinese Coromandel Style Cabinet on Giltwood Stand
The cabinet, Chinese
The stand, English
Late 19th Century
Lacquer, brass, giltwood
Unmarked
54 x 32 x 18 inches (137.2 x 81.3 x 45.7 cm)
The rectangular case in black lacquer with a brass strapwork, with a pair of hinged doors carved and lacquered with a mountain landscape with pavillions and figures crossing a bridge, opening to a fitted interior with drawers decorated with precious objects, flowers and fruits, raised on elaborate giltwood scroll base centered by a pulp in flowering vines, raised on cabriole legs with cherub terms, ending in scroll feet.
A Set of Twelve Walnut Queen Anne Style Dining Chairs
Unknown maker, possibly Irish
Mid 19th century
Walnut and upholstery
Marks: initialed with maker's name and numbered
Comprising a fine set of two armchairs and ten splat back dining chairs with carved tassels on the yoke, with needlework slip seats.
Provenance:
Estate of James Alfred Roosevelt, Marfa, Texas
Paintings
A George III Needlework Upholstered Wingback Armchair
Unknown maker, English
Late 18th century
Wood and upholstery
Unmarked
52 inches high (132.1 cm)
The arched backrest with upholstered back over outscrolled arms raised on squared tapering legs, upholstered on the front with antique needlework.
Portrait of a Lady
After George Romney
English, 18th Century
Oil on canvas
A beautiful lady wearing a green headband.
Furniture
A George III Mahogany Stool
Unknown maker, English
Late 18th/early 19th century
Mahogany and upholstery
Unmarked
The rectangular padded seat raised on cabriole legs carved at the knees with a foliate scroll design, ending in claw and ball feet.
A Pair of Chinese Chippendale Mahogany Side Chairs
Unknown maker, English
Late 18th Century
Mahogany
Unmarked
17 inches high and 19.75 inches deep
Each shaped crestrail carved with lappets and pendant bell forms over a pierced backsplat, the side rails similarly carved, over an upholstered seat, raised on squared legs carved with pendant bells and scrolls.
Miscellaneous
A Set of Eight George III Style Upholstered Dining Chairs
Unknown maker, England
19th century
Mahogany
Unmarked
37.5 inches high
Consisting of two armchairs and six sidechairs, each with pierced, carved splats and carved crest rail over upholstered seats, raised on legs with acanthus leaf carvings at knees with ball and claw feet.
Furniture
A George III Mahogany Dining Table
J. Plucknett & Co. Cabinetworks, Warwick, England
Circa 1790
Mahogany
Signed
95 inches (241.3 cm)
The oval top with two leaves raised on a pair of baluster pedestals, on tripod reeded downswept legs ending in brass paw feet and casters. Signed with attached plaque.
Furniture
A Pair of Chippendale Style Mahogany Armchairs
Unknown maker, English
Early 19th century
Mahogany, leather
Unmarked
39 inches (99.1 cm)
Each with shaped upholstered back over outscrolled padded arms ending in carved terminates, raised on scroll supports over serpentine upholstered seats, over a fretwork frieze, raised on cabriole legs carved with fretwork and scroll design, ending in scrolled feet and casters. Wine colored leather upholstery.
Decorative Arts, British
A Georgian Walnut Chest of Drawers
Unknown maker, English
Circa 1740-1780
Walnut, brass
Unmarked
38-1/2 x 37 x 21 inches (97.8 x 94.0 x 53.3 cm)
The rectangular top over two short drawers and three graduated long drawers, raised on bracket feet.
Furniture
A 19th Century Chippendale Style Upholstered Sofa
Unknown maker, English
Late 19th century
Mahogany, upholstery
Unmarked
38 inches high, 77 inches wide, 32 inches deep
A camelback Chippendale-style sofa with three seat cushions featuring rolled, shelter arms, a fine multi-colored floral needlepoint on a deep brown background, the whole supported by an H stretcher and exposed spade feet.
Furniture
A George III Mahogany Secretary
Unknown maker, English
Circa 1760
Mahogany, brass, glass
Unmarked
81 x 40 x 23 inches (205.7 x 101.6 x 58.4 cm)
In two parts, the upper portion with a broken arch pediment and dentil carved cornice over a pair of hinged glazed doors with fretwork style mullions, the lower part with a long drawer opening to a fitted interior with felt lined writing surface, continuing further long drawers, with blind fretwork carving flanking the drawers, raised on bracket feet
A Chinese Chippendale Mahogany Flip Top Game Table
Unknown maker, English
Circa 1780
Mahogany
Unmarked
28.5 x 35 x 17
The rectangular top with foliate carved edge opening to an inset leather playing surface (replaced) over a blind fretwork carved legs. Bearing labels "Chinese Chippendale English Table, Lot no. 7, 1914 by O. P. (original) and another "Lily and Cutter Bonestell, from Osgood Putham."
Miscellaneous
An English Oval Table
Unknown maker, English
19th century
Walnut, elm
Unmarked
27 inches high, 56-1/2 inches long
On a baluster base supported by four pad feet, rich warm patina overall.
Furniture
A Regency Tole Tray on Stand
30 x 24 inches x 76.2 x 61.0 cm)
The oval tray hand painted with a battle scene, with gilt stenalled borders, raised on a metal stand.
Silver & Vertu
A Set of Georgian Silver Flatware
Paul Storr, London, England
Circa 1810-1812
Silver and steel
Marks: (lion rampant), (leopard's head crowned), (duty mark), PS, P, Q
10.125 inches long
155.1 ounces (gross)
In the Fiddleback pattern, monogrammed S below a crown, comprising:
12 salad forks;
12 dinner forks;
12 dinner knives with steel blades;
12 fruit knives with steel blades;
12 place spoons;
12 table spoons.
In later fitted wooden box.
Other
A Pair of English Tole, Copper and Brass Carriage Lights
England
19th Century
Tole painting, copper, brass
38 inches in length
Each squared lantern with beveled oval glass on three sides, surmounted by a baluster form finial terminating in a brass eagle form.
Paintings
A Large Pair of Brass Andirons
Unknown maker, possibly American
Late 19th century
Brass
Unmarked
40 inches high (101.6 cm)
In the form of a gardrooned sphere on a tall standard, raised on scroll feet.
Furniture
An English Satinwood Pembroke Table Painted in the Manner of Angelica Kauffman
19th Century
Satinwood
28 x 25 x 14 inches (71.1 x 63.5 x 35.6 cm)
The oval top with demi-lune shaped leaves, with banded rosewood border, hand painted with an oval beaded medallion enclosed frolicking putti joined by leaf swags supported by floral crowns, the drop leaves painted with female portrait medallions, with a single frieze drawer and a faux drawer, raised on squared tapering legs.
Miscellaneous
A Set of Six Hepplewhite Dining Chairs
Unknown maker, English
19th century
Mahogany
Unmarked
35 inches high
Consisting of four sidechairs and two armchairs, pierced carved splat with horizontal reed center over upholstered seats with India flower motif on cream background.
Furniture
A Fine Regency Mahogany Carved Sideboard
Unknown maker, probably Scotland
Circa 1820
Mahogany
Unmarked
41.25 inches high x 72 inches long x 26 inches deep
With a demi-lune shaped plinth with two additional demi-lune forms atop the sideboard, supported by dramatic, elaborate carved legs ending in large pawed feet, inlaid bowed front doors flanking two center drawers.
Glass
An English Blown Glass Epergne
Unknown Maker, English
Late Nineteenth Century
Glass with brass fittings
Unmarked
17.25 inches high x 14 inches wide x 9.5 inches deep
A six part epergne, the center of trumpet form flanked by two clear twist arms with suspended baskets, the arms and center connected to a shaped rim base by brass socket fittings; the center, baskets and base of greenish-yellow to opalescent glass; the center and baskets with trailed prunted decoration.
Furniture
A Pair of Mahogany Ram's Head Wooden Pedestals
Unknown maker, Continental
Early 20th century
Mahogany
57-1/2 inches high, 14-1/2 inches wide
This matched pair of wooden pedestals features intricate carving and rams heads ornamentation.
Paintings
An English Transfer Print on Glass
19th Century
10 x 15 inches (25.4 x 38.1 cm)
'Britannia's Triumph on the Restoration of Peace' depicting Britannia in a chariot pulled by lions holding portrait medallions of Napoleon Bonaparte and George III commemorating peace with France. Framed.
A Group of Eleven Ornithological Colored Prints
French, 18th/19th Century
Various dimensions, each matted and framed
Including a selection from Martinet's Ornithological Series combined with other 18th century French colored prints. The following birds are represented: Aigle de Pondicheri, Milan, Gerfault d'Islande, Le Faucon Hagard, Le Balbuzard, Le Hobreau, Le Jean-le-Blanc, Le Sacre, Bartavell and Fracolin, Hocco de la Guiane, Peintade.
Decorative Prints, American
An American Handcolored Print
John James Audubon (1785-1851), American
Chuck Will's Widow, pl. 52, 1829 -
Handcolored engraving
Marks: In the plate lower right, Engraved by R. Havell Junr. Printed & Coloured by R. Havell Senr. London _1829
26 inches high x 23.75 inches wide x 0 inches deep
The Chuck will's widow, No. 11, Plate 52, depicting a male and female perched on a bignonia capreolata; not examined outside the frame.
An American Hand Painted Engraving: Black Throated Diver
After John James Audubon (1785-1851), New York, New York
Circa 1971-1973
Handcolored engraving
Marks: Signed in plate
26 inches high x 39 inches wide
A double elephant folio print of the Black Throated Diver (Plate CCCXLVI) from the Johnson Print Corporation and Theatrum Orbis Terrarum reprint of 1971-1973, bearing a Shut & Zonen watermark. Matted and framed.
An American Hand Colored Engraving: Great Northern Diver or Loon
After John James Audubon (1785-1851), New York, New York
Circa 1971-1973
Handcolored engraving
Marks: Signed in plate
26 inches high x 39 inches wide
A double elephant folio print of the Great Northern Diver or Loon (Plate CCCVI) from the Johnson Print Corporation and Theatrum Orbis Terrarum reprint of 1971-1973, bearing a Shut & Zonen watermark. Matted and framed.
Paintings
Three Framed Handcolored McKenney & Hall Lithographs Depicting Native Americans
American, 19th century
Hand colored lithograph
23 x 18 inches (frame measurement)
1) KEE-SHE-WAA, a Fox Warrior, Published by Daniel Rice and James G. Clark, Philadelphia,1843; 2) TSHUSICK, an Ojibway Woman, published by F. W. Greenough, Philadelphia, 1836; 3) TUSTENNUGGEE EMATHLA or JIM BOY, a Creek Chief, published by F. W. Greenough, Philadelphia, 1836
Prints
Ten Framed Handcolored McKenney & Hall Lithographs Depicting Native Americans
American, 19th century
Hand colored lithographs
14 x 11 inches (each) (framed measurements)
1) MA-HAS-KAH, an Ioway Chief; 2) TAH-RO-HON, an Ioway Chief; 3) TO-KA-CON, a Sioux Chief; 4) WA-BAUN-SEE, a Pottawatimie; 5) KISH-KE-KOSH, a Fox Brave; 6) HAYNE HUDJIHINI; 7) A MISKQUEW, a Menominie Warrior; 8) HOO-WON-NE-KA, a Winnebago Chief; 9) SHAR-I-TAR-ISH, a Pawnee Chief; 10) WA-PEL-LA, a Musquakee Chief.
Paintings
Ten Framed Handcolored McKenney & Hall Lithographs Depicting Native Americans
American, 19th century
Hand colored lithographs
14 x 11 inches (each) (framed measurements)
1) Chippeway Squaw and Child; 2) Chippeway Widow; 3) KAW-KAW, a Winnebago Chief; 4) AP-PA-NOO-SE, a Saukie Chief; 5) MOA-NA-NON-GA, an Ioway Chief; 6) MO-HON-GO, an Osage Woman; 7) TAI-O-MAH, A Musquakee Brave; 8)NO-WAY-KE-SUG-GAJ, Otoe; 9) KI-ON-TWOG-KY-A, a Seneca Chief; 10) Chippeway Squaw and Child
Marble
A Pair of White Baluster Shaped Marble Pedestals
Italian
Circa Late 19th-early 20th Century
Marble
38-1/2 inches high, 16 inches in diameter
A beautiful matched pair of white marble pedestals in a graceful baluster shape.
A Matched Pair of Fluted Marble Pedestals
Italian
Circa Late 19th-early 20th Century
Marble
Consisting of two (2) three-piece forms each. Bases: approx. 11 inches in diameter, approx. 6.75 inches tall, fluted columns approx. 17 inches tall, top approx. 10.5 inches in diameter, 5.25 inches high
Miscellaneous
A Victorian Walnut Plantation Tester Bed
Unknown Maker, American
19th Century
Walnut
inches high x inches wide;
Clocks & Mechanical
An American Mahogany Chime Clock
Tiffany & Co., New York, New York
Circa 1882
Mahogany, gilt and silvered bronze
Marks: TIFFANY & CO., MAKERS, PATENTED NOV 7th 1882, 4636, 314
19.75 inches high x 16.5 inches wide x 9.125 inches deep
The arched top mahogany clock outlined with gilt bronze beading, with columns at corners and spire finials to top, raised on gilt bronze feet; the face with silvered hour ring and filigree gilt bronze corners; upper dial flanked by flying cherubs.
Paintings
A Pair of Large Wooden "Black Forest" Style Carved Plaques in the Form of Pheasants and Other Game
Unknown maker, Germany
19th century
Walnut
Unmarked
41 inches high x 28-1/2 inches wide (each)
A pair of heavily carved wooden plaques, each with a large realistic pheasant and other surrounding fowl, the background with incised star-like forms and ivy, a powder horn, tassels, and surrounded by magnificently carved ivy forms.
Ceramics & Porcelain, American
An American Indian Pottery Bowl
San Ildefonso Pottery, San Ildefonso Pueblo, New Mexico
Circa 1940-1950
Burnished earthenware
Marks: ...anita....
4.25 inches high x 5.38 inches diameter
Of low fired burnished black earthenware with stylized matt banded decoration.
Silver & Vertu
An American Silverplate and Ram's Horn Desk Box
Unknown Maker, American
Circa 1900
Silverplate, horn
Marks: none
6.875 inches high x 23.75 inches wide x 10 inches deep
The brown ram's horn with silverplated tips, with lidded box at center raised on foot with moose head.
A Diminutive Horn Side Chair
Unknown maker, American
Late 19th century
Animal horns, animal legs and hoofs, upholstery
30 inches (76.2 cm)
The crestrail formed with a pair of horns joined, over a tufted seat and raised on hoof legs.
Furniture
A Pair of Horn Side Chairs
Unknown maker, American
Late 19th century
Animal horn and upholstery
Unmarked
32 inches high, 32-1/2 inches wide
With horn backs over leather upholstered seats, raised on horn legs.
Silver Smalls
An Orthodox Silver Pectoral Cross
Unknown maker, possibly Russian
Seventeenth Century
Silver
Unmarked
3.75 inches high x 2.06 inches wide
2 Troy ounces
The front depicting scenes of the Annunciation, Adoration and Baptism with two evangelists; the reverse with Christ Teaching in the Temple, the Crucifixion and the Ascension with the remaining two evangelists in the arms.
Silver & Vertu
A Russian Jewel Mounted Silver Oklad
Unidentified maker, Moscow, Russia
1831
Silver and silver gilt, pearls, gemstones, oil on board
Marks: AY, FR over 1831, 84, (Moscow)
12.5 inches high x 10 inches wide
The oklad of the Virgin holding Child with inset pearl and gemstone floral patterning, with embossed scrolled floral silver borders, pierced gilt mandorla.
Silver Smalls
A Russian Silver Gilt and Cloisonné Enamel Oklad
Unknown maker, probably Moscow, Russia
19th century
Silver gilt, enamel, oil on board
Marks: none
11.5 inches high x 9.5 inches wide
The silver gilt oklad framing the Virgin with Child in Arms, with repousse decoration, the corners and mandorlas of cloisonné enamel.
Miscellaneous
A Russian Silver Oklad
Unidentified maker, St. Petersburg, Russia
Circa 1890
Silver, oil on wood
Marks: AY, 84, (St. Petersburg)
10.5 inches high x 8.875 inches wide
The silver oklad of the Virgin and Child, the Virgin's robes of interlaced design, the Christ Child's of striated design, on a radiating striated background.
Silver Smalls
A Russian Silver and Niello Double Cigarette Case
Unidentified maker, Moscow, Russia
1864
Silver and niello
Marks: BC over 1864, 84, (Moscow)
.75 inches high x 5.125 inches wide x 3 inches deep;
The double cigarette case with all over embossed diamond pattern inlaid with niello filigree decoration; assay mark of Viktor Savinkov.
Silver Holloware, Continental
A Russian Silver and Niello Cup
Unknown maker, Moscow, Russia
Circa 1845
Silver, silver gilt, niello
Marks: FJ, M... over 184.., 84, (Moscow)
3 inches high x 2.875 inches diameter
3.6 ounces (gross)
The flared rim cup with band of niello floral spray decoration centering roundels of city views, on textured gilt ground.
A Russian Silver and Niello Cup
Unknown maker, Moscow, Russia
1846
Silver, silver gilt, niello
Marks: M.., A.K over 1846, 84, (Moscow)
3.25 inches high x 3.25 inches diameter
4.4 ounces (gross)
The flared rim cup with band of interlaced floral and foliate niello decoration centering roundels, one with a view of a harbor, the other of a sculpture of a man on horseback, on textured gilt ground.
Silver & Vertu
A Russian Silver Cup
Vasily Balaganov, Moscow, Russia
1880
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: BB (in Cyrillic), A.K over 1880, 84, (Moscow)
4.5 inches high
3.73 troy ounces
The flared cup raised on foot, with engraved geometric architectural decoration within shaped reserves, outlined in gilding.
Silver Holloware, Continental
A Russian Silver Cup
Ivan Petrovich Khlebnikov, St. Petersburg, Russia
Circa 1896-1907
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: IK (in Cyrillic), 84, kokoshnik facing left, AR (in Cyrillic)
5.5 inches high
4.28 troy ounces
The flared narrow cup with stepped foot, the cup engraved with floral decoration; gilt interior.
Silver Flatware, Continental
A Russian Silver Gilt and Cloisonné Enamel Spoon
Vasiliy Semenov Agafonov, Moscow, Russia
1886
Silver gilt and enamel
Marks: BA, B.C over 1886, 84, (Moscow)
7.5 inches long
The silver gilt spoon with twist handle, dark blue enamel crown terminal over white with blue dot enamel faceted reserve; the reverse of the bowl with enamel scroll decoration on textured ground.
Silver & Vertu
A Russian Silver Gilt and Cloisonné Enamel Cup
Unknown maker, Moscow, Russia
Circa 1890
Silver gilt and enamel
Marks: none
2.125 inches high
1.8 ounces (gross)
The small cup on foot with scrolled handle, with band of floral and scroll enamel decoration over turquoise beading, on textured gilt ground.
A Russian Silver Gilt and Cloisonné Enamel Perfume Bottle
Petr Pavlovich Milyukov, Moscow, Russia
Circa 1896
Silver gilt and enamel
Marks: PMILYUKOV (in Cyrillic), 84, (profile), (Moscow)
3 inches high
2.7 ounces (gross)
The cylindrical silver gilt perfume bottle and stopper with bands of floral and scroll enamel decoration between bands of turquoise beads.
A Russian Silver Gilt and Cloisonné Enamel Cup
Unknown maker, Moscow, Russia
Circa 1896-1907
Silver, silver gilt and enamel
Marks: kokoshnik facing left
2.5 inches high
1.9 ounces (gross)
The cup raised on foot with bird shaped handle with band of foliate and geometric enamel decoration centering reserve monogrammed CG, on textured gilt ground.
Silver Holloware, Continental
A Russian Silver Gilt and Cloisonné Enamel Tazza
Antip Ivanovich Kuzmichev, Moscow, Russia
Circa 1890
Silver gilt and enamel
Marks: AK, 88
2 inches high x 5,5 inches diameter
7.2 ounces (gross)
The silver gilt twist lobed tazza with floral and scroll enamel decoration.
Silver & Vertu
A Group of Six Russian Silver Spoons
Various makers, Moscow, Russia
Circa 1893
Silver
Various marks
8.38 inches long
11.58 Troy ounces (gross)
Six spoons, all of fiddleback design.
Silver Holloware, Continental
A Russian Silver Cup
Unidentified maker, Moscow, Russia
1894
Silver
Marks: (Moscow), 84, CB (in Cyrillic), PO (in Cyrillic) over 1894
4.25 inches high x 4 inches wide x 3 inches deep
4.46 troy ounces
The bluster form cup with angular handled, engraved with stylized floral decoration centering an unengraved reserve.
A Russian Silver Jewelry Box
Unknown maker, Moscow, Russia
1895
Silver
Marks: RA (in Cyrillic), A.A over 1895, 84, (Moscow)
4.5 inches high x 5.75 inches wide x 3.625 inches deep
17.86 troy ounces
The rectangular box with baluster form columns inset at corners, framing double arched recess with pendant drop at center; engraved floral decoration to frieze; the lid with openwork crown and engraved foliate decoration.
A Russian Silver and Enamel Egg Shaped Icon
Pavel Akimov Ovchinnikov, Moscow, Russia
Circa 1896-1908
Silver, silver gilt, enamel
Marks: (kokoshnik facing left), 88, HP, PO (in Cyrillic), (Imperial Warrant)
4.75 inches high x 3.25 inches wide x 3.25 inches deep
The egg shaped form quartered with inlaid blue enamel, with cruciform clasp inlaid with blue, green and red enamel; opening to silver gilt interior, the center with inset enamel plaque depicting St. George Slaying the Dragon. Locking knop to top with bail handle. Bearing the assay mark of Ivan Lebedkin.
A Russian Cut Glass and Silver Punch Bowl with Lid and Ladle
Andrei Stepanovich Bragin, St. Petersburg, Russia
Circa 1896-1908
Cut glass, silver and silver gilt
Marks: AB (in Cyrillic), 84, kokoshnik facing left, IL (in Cyrillic)
11.5 inches high
The globular form cut glass bowl with silver foot with beaded and leaf decoration and scroll handles, the upper rim with matching beaded and leaf decoration and domed lid topped with fluted globular final, the lid with cartouches to each side, one engraved with a motorcar. Matching ladle with gilt bowl.
Silver & Vertu
A Set Of Three Russian Silver And Glass Bowls
Peter Carl Faberge, Moscow, Russia
Circa 1896-1908
Cut glass and silver
Marks: KFABERGE under Imperial Crest, 84 kokoshnik left facing, assay mark for Ivan Lebedkin, KF (in cyrillic)
1.89 inches high x 4.25 inches wide x 3.34 inches diameter
The star pattern cut glass bowls mounted by silver rim with beaded band, the handle consisting of a winged mask and loop handle. Incised inventory mark 16839.
A Russian Silver Trompe L'Oeil Box
Gustav Gustavovich Klingert, Moscow, Russia
1889
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: GK, AP (in Cyrillic), 1889, 84, (Moscow)
2.125 inches high x 10.25 inches wide x 7.875 inches deep
26.79 troy ounces
The trompe l'oeil box in the form of a folded damask napkin with applied monogram P with a diagonally opposed folded damask napkin on top, the upper napkin opening to silver gilt lined box.
Silver Holloware, Continental
A Russian Trompe L'Oeil Silver Box with Cover
Pavel Akimov Ovchinnikov, Moscow, Russia
Circa 1900
Silver and silver gilt
Marks: P.OVCHINNIKOV (in Cyrillic), 84, (Moscow), (Imperial Warrant)
5.75 inches high x 3.75 inches wide x 3.75 inches deep
27.43 troy ounces
The rectangular base with hand hammered finish, with applied dragonfly and grass decoration; the lid in the form of a folding damask cloth with fringe. Silver gilt interior.
A Russian Silver Presentation Plate
Unknown maker, Moscow, Russia
Circa 1908-1917
Silver
Marks: (delta), (kokoshnik facing right), 84, HC (in Cyrillic)
13.25 inches diameter
22.24 troy ounces
The scalloped edge plate engraved with scroll and floral decoration, the cavato with commemorative inscription in Cyrillic, dated 1913
Silver & Vertu
A Russian Silver Cigarette Case
Unidentified maker, St. Petersburg, Russia
Circa 1896-1908
Silver
Marks: unidentified maker's mark PB (in Cyrillic), 84, left facing kokoshnik
.75 inches high x 3.125 inches wide x 2.5 inches deep
2.91 troy ounces
The rectangular cigarette case with rounded corners, with all over incised diamond pattern; with assay mark of Iakov Liapunov
A Russian Silver Cigarette Case
Unidentified maker, St. Petersburg, Russia
Circa 1908-1917
Silver, gold, sapphire
Marks: HA, (alpha), (right facing kokoshnik), 84
.75 inches high x 3.125 inches wide x 2.25 inches deep
The rectangular cigarette case with overall embossed "samorodok" decoration, the oval sapphire clasp with gold bezel.
Ceramics & Porcelain
A Pair of Russian Porcelain Figures
Early 20th Century
Porcelain
Marks: incised Cyrillic characters on base; man: EA, woman: K
9 inches high
Modeled as a man dressed in winter garb playing the accordion and a woman pulling her coat around her shoulders against the cold.
Ceramics & Porcelain, Continental
A Russian Porcelain Tray
S.T. Kuznetsoff, St. Petersburg, Russia
Circa 1900
Porcelain with polychrome enamel and gilt decoration
Marks: factory stamp on back, in green
16.625 inches diameter
The circular tray with overglaze painted heron's at the edge of a marsh, with Cyrillic inscription at the border.
Paintings
A Fine French Meerschaum Carved Panel
M. Justin, French
1860
Carved meerschaum, giltwood frame
Marks: JUSTIN 60
10.5 inches high x 14.75 inches wide
The finely carved plaque depicting the Baptism of Christ within red velvet lined giltwood shadowbox.
A Continental Carved Bone Plaque
Unknown maker, Continental
Eighteenth/Nineteenth Century
Bone and burled walnut
Unmarked
6.25 in. x 14.25 in.
A European carved bone plaque depicting a hunt scene with bears in a landscape.
Decorative Arts, French
A French Hand Painted and Tortoise Shell Snuff Box
18th Century
Tortoise Shell
3 inches
Of circular form painted all around and on the bottom 'en grisaille' with putti at harvest and various pursuits, reclining and studying a small bird.
Decorative Arts, British
A Set of Scottish Graduated Horn Cups
Unknown maker, Edinburgh, Scotland
Circa 1930
horn, silver, leather
Marks: (thistle), (castle), W.D & Co., X
4.625 inches high
The set of five graduated amber color horn cups with applied silver engraved shields; in fitted leather case.
Decorative Accessories
A Group of Three French Carved Ivory Figures
Unknown maker, possibly Dieppe, France
19th century
Ivory
Marks: none
7.125 inches high
The group of three carved ivory figures of trumpeters, each dressed as a cavalier wearing a plumed hat, raised on drum pedestal.
A French Carved Ivory Figure
Unknown maker, possibly Dieppe, France
19th century
Ivory
Marks: Lilly
8.875 inches high
The carved ivory figure of a woman wearing a flowing dress with jacket and hat cradling a pannier against her left hip while a bird perches on her outstretched right hand, with a fowl pecking at her feet; raised on drum pedestal.
Decorative Arts, Continental
A French Carved Ivory Figure
Unknown maker, possibly Dieppe, France
Nineteenth century
Ivory
Unmarked
7.75 in. high
A courtier dressed in a feathered hat and ruff collar, with one arm akimbo and jauntily arranged on a rounded octagonal base.
Provenance:
Sotheby's Arcade no. 113/2 (label missing)
Ceramics & Porcelain, Continental
A Pair Of Carnelian And Gilt Bronze Bookends
Japanese
Early Twentieth Century
Carnelian and gilt bronze
Marks: stamped in base Yamanaka & Co., Inc. Made In Japan
6.5 in. high (each)
Each carved in the form of a penguin raised on gilt bronze, the base cast with undulating waves
Paintings
A Pair of Framed Ivory Miniatures of Napoleon and Josephine
Dupre, French
19th Century
Ivory
Signed: Dupre
5.5 inches x 8.25 inches (framed)
Each oval portrait is signed Dupre. Napoleon standing in a typical pose with hand inside his vest; Josephine in elegant gown, jeweled crown, necklace, and belt, framed together in an ivory double frame.
A Framed French Enamel Plaque
M. Defert, French
Late nineteenth century
Gilt bronze, enamel
Marks: signed M Defert
9.13 inches high
The Orientalist oval plaque finely painted with a bathing beauty flanked by attendants, in oval gilt bronze beribboned frame with pink enamel on turned ground with easel back.
An Indian Carved Ivory Figure
Unknown maker, India
Nineteenth Century
Ivory
Unmarked
5.5 in.
Of an attendant or officer standing at attention on a champfered base.
Decorative Arts, Continental
An Anglo-Indian Chess Table and Set
Unknown maker, possibly Vizagapatam, India
Nineteenth Century
Ivory and wood
Unmarked
6.12 in. x 7.62 in.
A chess table and set with a carved wood base surmounted by ivory veneers with ink designs and 32 mobile chess pieces.
Fine Art - Sculpture, European
A Pair of French Gilt Bronze and Ivory Figures
Louis Barthelemy, French
20th century
Gilt and patinated bronze, ivory
Marks: L. BARTHELEMY, MADE IN FRANCE
5.375 inches high
The pair of male figures wearing smoking jackets, with ivory heads and hands, one holding a book and the other a cup and saucer.
Silver & Vertu
A Pair of German Silver and Ivory Figures
Unknown maker, possibly Hanau, Germany
20th century
Silver and ivory
Marks: 800
8.625 inches high
The pair of figures of a King and Queen, each figure standing in regal attire, the Queen with ivory head and hands, the King with ivory head holding a shield, sword and dagger.
A Silver Statue of A Woman
Unknown maker, Continental
19th century
Silver
Marks: none
14.5 inches high
58.51 troy ounces
The cast figure of a partially draped woman holding the ends of her hair up, on domed base with engraved diaper pattern.
An Italian Silver Salt and Pepper Set
Mario Buccellati, Milan, Italy
After 1968
Silver
Marks: BUCCELLATI, ITALY, STERLING, 925, 26M
3.625 inches high
8.02 troy ounces
In the form of a cluster of three mushrooms, the salt and pepper shakers in leaf form sleeves with removable lids.
A Pair of Italian Silver Table Ornaments
Mario Buccellati, Milan, Italy
After 1968
Silver
Marks: M.BUCCELLATI 925
3.5 inches high
11.12 troy ounces
In the form of ducks in the lavorazione a pelo or "hair-like" technique.
An Italian Silver Table Ornament
Unknown maker, Florence, Italy
After 1968
Silver
Marks: 925, (star) 873, FI
2.125 inches high
2.27 troy ounces
In the form of a naturalistic leaf and branch with two birds in the lavorazione a pelo or hair like manner.
Silver Holloware, Continental
An Italian Silver Table Ornament
Mario Buccellati, Milan, Italy
After 1968
Silver, black stone
Marks: M. BUCCELLATI, 925, (star) 26 MI
6.25 inches high
12.76 troy ounces
In the form of an owl in the lavorazione a pelo or "hair-like" technique, with black stone eyes.
A Pair of Italian Silver Two Light Candelabra
Mario Buccellati, Milan, Italy
After 1968
Silver
Marks: BUCCELLATI, ITALY, STERLING, (star), 28 MI
7.675 inches high
50.77 troy ounces
With two addorsed dolphins carrying chased pan and nozzle, on oval waisted base with cast shell and leaf decoration with scroll borders.
Session 4
Paintings
A. Roland Knight, British (active 1810-1840)
Pike on a Line, 19th century
Oil on canvas, framed
Signed lower left: Roland Knight
10 1/2 x 12 1/4 inches
A. Roland Knight (British, active 1810-1840)
A Hooked Pike, 19th century
Oil on canvas
10-1/2 x 12-1/4 inches (26.7 x 31.1 cm)
Signed lower left: Roland Knight Old gallery label verso: Simon Hart, 202 Thames Street, Newport, RI
Canvas stamped: T. Hobbard & Son/ Artists Color.../High Road/ Leyton
Hanging Trout
19th Century American School
Oil on canvas, framed
17.25 inches high x 8 inches wide
Peasant Figures Before the Ruins at Rome
L. Constantini, Italian (19th Century)
19th Century
Watercolor on Paper
Signed, lower right hand corner
Inscribed: Roma
20 inches high x 14. inches wide
A beautiful matted and framed watercolor on paper of a group of peasants near Roman ruins.
19th Century European
Nevicafa Nel Conforno Vallese
Annibale Angelini, Italian (1812-1890)
19th Century
Oil on canvas
Bears label verso.
18 inches high x 14.5 inches wide
A winter landscape by Italian artist Annibale Angelini. Angelini was an academic painter from Perugia, famous for restoring the frescoes in the Palazzo del Principe.
Portrait, Woman Wearing a Lace Cap
Franz Rucker, Austrian (1807-1866)
Oil on canvas, framed
Signed, lower right hand corner; dated 1850 23 October
10 inches high x 8 inches wide
Paintings
Venice, Shipping Scene
Mariotti, Italian
19th Century
Oil on artist's board; framed
Signed by artist in lower right corner
5.5 inches high x 9 inches wide
Miscellaneous
S. Simoni
The Lute Playing Cavalier
Watercolor on Paper
23 x 14-1/2 inches (58.4 x 36.8 cm)
Signed lower right, inscribed Roma.
Framed.
Fine Art - Painting, European
Roses de Mon Jardin (Roses in a Vase)
Charles Clement Francis Perron, French (1893-1958)
Oil on panel, framed
Marks: Signed, one titled and inscribed verso 2 Juin 1955; bearing Frost & Reed label.
Two (2) framed oils on panel.
Paintings
J. Evans Eccles
Seated Girl
1888
Oil on Canvas
51 x 34-1/2 inches (129.5 x 87.6 cm)
Signed lower left
Miscellaneous
F.C. Gutierrez (American, 20th Century)
New Mexican Landscape
Oil on canvas
12 x 20 inches (30.5 x 50.8 cm)
Signed lower right F. C. Gutierrez
Paintings
Elsie Dorey
Landscape with White House and Tree
1935
Oil on Canvas
24 x 26-1/2 inches (61.0 x 67.3 cm)
Signed lower right
Framed
Miscellaneous
French School (20th Century)
Abstract Circus Scene
Oil on board
24 x 16 inches (61.0 x 40.6 cm)
Enrico Campagnola (Swiss, 1911-1984)
Still Life with Flowers in Pitcher and Bulbs in a Bowl, c. 1930
Oil on canvas
23-1/2 x 29 inches (59.7 x 73.7 cm)
Signed lower right Campagnola
Label on verso: Julius Fleischmann Cinn. Ohio
Paintings
Wayne Davis (American 1904-1988)
Jamaica, 20th century
Egg tempera on artists board
11 x 9 inches (27.9 x 22.9 cm)
Miscellaneous
Temple of the Sun and the Moon
Robert Montague, American (20th Century)
1955
Mixed media on paper
20 x 26 inches (50.8 x 66.0 cm)
Signed and dated lower right Robert Montagu (sic) 1955
Sculpture
Abraham Lincoln
Victor David Brenner, American (1871-1924)
1907
Bronze with brown patination
Incised with artist's signature
9.5 inches high x 7 inches wide
Inscribed Abraham Lincoln 1809-1865, signed, copyright 1907 by Y. D. Brenner with foundry stamp and date 1907. Fitted on a green marble easel stand.
Prototype adopted for the U. S. penny. Exhibited Panama Pacific International Exposition, S. F., 1915, #1500.
Bronze Relief Portrait of Theodore Roosevelt
James Earle Fraser
Bronze
Incised: Fraser, 1920
13 inches high x 10 inches wide
This signed and dated portrait relief bronze portrays America's 26th President. Bronze plaque contains a quotation by Theodore Roosevelt reading, "AGGRESSIVE FIGHTING FOR THE RIGHT IS THE NOBLEST SPORT THE WORLD AFFORDS." It is signed and dated Fraser, 1920.
Reproduced: New York Historical Society October 26, 1909 (15881-c)
Ex Coll.: Samuel V. Hoffman to New York Historical Society, 1925
Catalog "American Portraits," New York Historical Society, 1941, p. 29 (639)
Decorative Accessories
An American Copper Relief Plaque Commemorating the Declaration of Independence
1890
Copper
17 inches high x 12.5 inches wide
The rectangular form entitled "The National Medallion, in Memorium Majorum," cast with various depictions commemorating the event, including the signing, a profile of George Washington, and facsimiles of the signatures reserved on an oval ground cast in relief with the complete text of the document. Framed.
Paintings
Bronze Indian Chief with Silver Earring
The Gorham Company Founders
Bronze, wood
Incised: Gorham Mfg Co 87
Frame: 46 inches in height, 32 inches in width; bronze Indian chief, 34" in height, 20 inches in width
A Gorham Company Founders bronze high relief bust of an American Indian chief with long hair, a braid on each side, wearing a detailed feathered headdress, a substantial beaded necklace, and a three-dimensional braided silver earring, mounted on its original wood frame with woodburned Indian motifs, including a buffalo head, quivers and arrows, and shields. Dated 1887, and one of only two known; the only one with the woodburned frame surround.
Miscellaneous
Sea Nymphs and Putti
After Clodion
Bronze
Inscribed: Signed Clodion
10.5 inches high x 19 inches wide
A bronze relief plaque signed Clodion.
Ex Coll.: Wiendrischr Graetz; Hugh Chisholm
The Sculptor's Studio of Josephine Hosel
Ernest Barlach, German (1870-1938)
Signed
7 inches x 11.5 inches
Ex. coll. Desiree Windisch-Graetz Ref; Schult, Nachtray #497
Sculpture
Coco
After Pierre Auguste Renoir, French (1841-1919)
1907
Bronze with dark brownish green patina
Incised with artist's signature and bears a foundry mark for C. Valsuani Cire Perdue.
9 inch diameter
Later edition.
Mary Jane and Nancy Ellis
N. V. Walker, American (20th Century)
1927
Bronze
Incised with artist's signature; inscribed
21.5 inches high x inches wide
La Junesse
Henri Michel Antoine Chapu, French (1833-1891)
Bronze with light brown patination
Incised with artist's signature
Marks: foundry stamp of Thiebaut Frères Fondeurs, Paris
24 inches high x 15 inches wide
Inscribed "A son President L. Barthelemy L'Association des Eleves de Fremy"
Ex Coll.: Le Association des Eleves de Freres; L. L. Barthelemy
Miscellaneous
Woman on a Balcony
20th Century American School
Bronze with green patination
10 inches high x 9 inches wide
Paintings
Archibald Henderson, Ars et Scientia
Gutzon Borglum, American (1867-1941)
1928
Incised with signature of artist
9 inches high x 7.5 inches wide
A fine bronze relief plaque, signed and dated, Raleigh 1928.
Decorative Accessories
A Cast Iron Bust of a Young Girl
19th - 20th Century
Cast iron
17 inches in height
Her hair tied with a ribbon and entwined with grapes, raised on a waisted socle.
Sculpture
Bust of a Woman, Beatrice
G. Besji (19th/20th Century)
Alabaster
15-1/8 x 14 x 7-3/8 inches
Signed rear: G. Besji
Inscription in front center: Beatrice
A beautifully carved alabaster bust of Dante's unrequited love, Beatrice.
19th Century European
A Carved Alabaster Figure of Ariadne on the Panther
19th Century Italian School
Late 19th Century
Alabaster, giltwood
14 inches in height (sculpture), 3.5 inches in height (base)
Sculpture
Young Woman with Urn
G. Gambogi, Italian
19th - 20th Century
Marble
35-5/8 x 12-1/2 x 9-3/4 inches
G. Gambogi incised on back, Firenze
A beautiful white marble sculpture of a full-length, barefooted young woman standing near a waist-high brick wall, one hand gracefully reaching down to touch an urn. Her hair is beneath a scarf and she wears a detailed shawl around her waist.
Paintings
Modestia
23-1/4 x 13-5/8 x 9 inches
G. Besfi inscribed by artist
Modestia carved on back
A beautiful alabaster bust of a female, on a marble socle.
Fine Art - Sculpture, European
Bust of a Man
Giovani Maria Benzoni (Italian, 1809-1873)
Circa 1860
Carrera marble
26 x 14 1/2 x 15 inches
Sculpture
A Pair of Framed Marble Relief Plaques
19th Century
Marble
12 x 11 inches (30.5 x 27.9 cm)
Each squared form in white marble carved with a female mask. In giltwood frames.
A French Terracotta Bust of a Young Girl
Late 18th - Early 19th Century
Terracotta
20-1/2 inches (52.1 cm)
This young female with a short hair-do, wearing a bow around her neck, raised on a grey marble rotating base.
Decorative Arts, Continental
A Terracotta Figural Group
After Claude Michel Clodion (1738-1814)
French, 18th Century
Terracotta with brown patina on wood base
20.5 inches x 20 inches x 10 inches
An infant Bacchus riding a goat with putti.
Miscellaneous
A Terracotta Group of a Satyr, Bacchante and Putto
After Clodion
19th Century
Terracotta
17 inches (43.2 cm)
The satyr seated on rockwork, gazing amorously at the bacchante as she bends toward a putto at their feet.
Ex Coll.: Hugh Chisholm, Purchase New York
Un Marin au Treport (The Smoking Mariner)
Pierre Adrien Graillon, French (1809-1872)
Terracotta
7 inches in height
The number 29 is incised on the back; Graillan incised on right sleeve
An older gentleman wearing a cap, a jacket and a bowed tie around his neck, one hand holding a pipe up to the right side of his mouth.
Fine Art - Sculpture, European
Caricature of an English Gentleman
Signed
Tractate
5-1/4 inches (13.3 cm)
Incised with artist signature
A small bust of a gentleman wearing a suit, bow tie, and top hat.
Decorative Arts, Continental
A Pair of Italian Terracotta Lions
After Canova
Circa 1950
Terracotta
43 x 15 inches (109.2 x 38.1 cm)
Stamped Made in Italy
Each powerful form reclining on a squared plinth.
Sculpture
A Patinated Bronze Figure of a Bull
W. Wolff. f., German
Late 19th century
Patinated bronze
Marks: Signed and dated W. Wolff. f. 1881
11.25 inches high x 17.5 inches wide x 7.12 inches deep
Inscribed on the side: Ironduke Shorthorn / Jahre alt / Preis Hanover 1881 / Dr. Heerdbuch Bnd. v. / gez. v. Ed. Luebben Surwuerden
The prize bull standing on a separately cast naturalistic base.
Lion Devouring an Antelope
Antoine Louise Barye
Bronze with blackish brown patination
Incised: Barye
Foundry mark for F. Barbidienne Fondeur (Paris)
10.5 inches in length
A French Bronze Head of a Boar
French, early 20th century
Bronze with brown patina
12 x 8 x 8 inches
A fine casting of a boar's head with foliage.
A French Bronze Head of an Elk
French, early 20th century
Bronze with brown patina
18 1/2 x 14 1/4 x 9 inches
Fine cast of a three point elk with foliage.
Three Bronze Ducks
Auguste Moreau, French (1834-1917)
Bronze, marble
Marks: Signature incised by artist
7 inches high
A group of three beautifully rendered bronze ducks in various poses on round marble base. Moreau is known for his Art Nouveau style from turn-of-the-century France; many experts will argue that the most beautiful bronze sculptures ever created were made by him.
Recumbent Fawn
Antoine Louise Barye, French (1795-1875)
Bronze with warm brown patination
Incised: Barye with foundry mark for F. Barbidienne Foundeur
6 inches in length
Impressed numeral 43 on underside of base.
Ex. coll. M. Rockefeller Dodge Lit; Pivar #A111, B116
Recumbent Bison
Edward Kemeys, Jr.
Bronze with brown patination
Incised: Edward Kenneys, Jr.
5 inches in length
Impressed with Roman Bronze Works, N. Y.
Miscellaneous
12-Point Stag at Attention
Storck
Bronze with brown and green patination
Incised with signature of artist
Marks: foundry mark for The Henry Bonnard Bronze Co., Mt. Vernon, NY 1907
15 inches high
Paintings
A Bronze Figural Group of Two Fighting Bison
M. Bauer, Austrian
20th Century
Bronze with brown patina and ivory
Incised: WB/ Bauer
8.5 inches x 32 inches x 7 inches
A fine cast with excellent chasing, featuring two powerful bison in combat.
Sculpture
Running Terrier Bookends
Edith Barretto Stevens Parsons, American (1878-1956)
Bronze with brown patina
7.75 inches in length (bases)
The first, signed E. B. Parsons with copyright symbol, stamped Gorham Co. Founders OFCO. The second, signed E. B. Parsons with copyright symbol, stamped with foundry mark for Kunst Foundry, N. Y.
A Seated German Shepherd
Bronze
4-1/2 inches (11.4 cm)
Signed
An alert German Shepherd sits on his haunches in grass atop a round base, his long, furry tail hanging over the side.
An Italian Bronze Figural Group of Farnese Bull
After M. Amodio, late 19th century
Bronze with brown patina
18 1/2 x 14 1/2 x 14 1/2 inches approximately (35.6 x 35.6 cm)
The original marble was found in 1546 at the Baths of Caracalla in Rome during excavations commissioned by Pope Paul III. The figural group represents the myth of Dirce, who was tied to a wild bull by the sons of Antiope, Zeto and Amphion, who wanted to punish her for the ill-treatment inflicted on their mother, the first wife of Lykos, King of Thebes. The original marble is currently in the collection of the Museo Archeologico Nazionale Napoli in Naples, Italy.
19th Century Figural Bronze, Mercury
Late 19th century
Bronze with black patina mounted on brass column and red marble base
16 inches (40.6 cm) high (bronze); 19 1/2 inches high (total)
A Bronze Figure of a Cherub with a Scallop Shell
French School, 19th Century
Bronze
13.5 inches high
The winged figure seated on a rockwork and reed base, holding aloft a large shell.
Decorative Arts, Continental
A Bronze Figure of a Boy Holding a Dolphin, after the Antique
19th Century
Bronze with verdigris patination
26 inches (66.0 cm)
The nude winged youth standing, his hair gathered in a top knot, holding a large dolphin on his shoulder.
Bronze
An Allegorical Figural Group, La Défense Du Foyer
Emile Andre Boisseau (1842-1923), French
Late 19th Century
Bronze with black and green patina
Incised: E. BOISSEAU
28 inches high
A fine cast depicting a man in an animal skin loincloth shielding a woman and child. With plaque: LA/ DEFENSE DU FOYER/ MEDAILLE D'HONNEUR.
Sculpture
Liberty, waving a flag, sits atop a horse along with other figures.
Bronze
29.5 inches in height, including base
Decorative Arts, French
A Bronze Figure of The Rieuse Napolitaine
Jean Baptiste Carpeaux, France
Undated
Bronze with gold patina
Marks: Inscribed J.B. Carpeaux, and stamped with the artist's foundry mark Propriété Carpeaux with the atelier stamp of an eagle and lightning bolts
11 inches high
The bust length portrait of the smiling Neapolitan girl raised on a squared socle.
Young Boy Holding Fish
Eugene Blot, French (1830-1899)
Cast iron
30-1/4 x 21 x 11 inches
Signed: E. Blot
Mark: F underlined three times
Incised: Vitae Cornu (life, horn/abundance)
A beautifully patinated rendering of a small boy wearing a large brimmed hat, rolled up sleeves, puckered lips, grasping a fish with both hands.
Sculpture
Algerian
Lakdar Ben
Bronze with green patination
Incised: Lakdar Ben
10.5 inches high with socle; 7.5 inches without
Bronze of an Algerian male, raised on marble socle.
Paintings
Bust of Edgar Allen Poe
George Julian Zolnay, Hungarian (1863-1949)
Bronze with brownish black patination
Incised with signature of artist
10 inches in height
Signed and titled, Copyright 1898 with foundry mark for Roman Bronze Works, N. Y.
Fine Art - Sculpture, European
Roman Soldier
Karl Kawalczewsky (German, 1876)
Late 19th century
Bronze with black patina mounted on a green marble base
8-1/2 inches (21.6 cm) high (bronze), 10 1/2 inches high (total)
Inscribed lower right: K. Kowalczewsky
Bronze
A Dandy and Elegant Lady
Vital Gabriel Dubray, French (1813-1892),
Incised with signature of artist
Bronze with dark brown patination
16.5 inches in height
Sculpture
Bather Looking into a Pool
Rudolf Kaesbach, German (1873-1950)
Bronze with black patination
Marks: Signed
13 inches high; on raised marble base.
19th Century European
Meditation
Antonin-Clair Forestier (French, 1865-1912)
19th century
Bronze mounted on green marble base
10-1/2 inches high (bronze); 11-1/4 inches high (total)
Inscribed rear: A. Forestier
Plaque: Meditation/ par Forestier
Bronze
A Young Man Seeding the Fields
George Bareau, French (1866-1931)
Circa 19th Century
Incised with name of artist
Brass plaque on back, "Die Beamten der Firmen", 1888-1913
37 inches in height, 13-1/2 inches in width
A sensitively modeled full length nude young man, one arm raised by his sides, its hand clutched, as he strides forward disbursing seeds. The other hand holds a rounded bottom seed bag, its ties wrapped around his wrist. Note the detail Bareau sculpts into the man's thick, curly hair, his facial expression, and his underlying musculature.
Sculpture
Piping Faun
Louis Saint-Gaudens, American (1854-1913)
1880
Bronze with brown patination
Inscribed: Signed with Monogram Conjoined LG
Foundry mark along base: Griffoul, Newark, N. J.
20 inches high
Exhibited: Cornish Colony Gallery & Museum, New Hampshire;
Panama Pacific International Expo., San Francisco, No.448
Signed with monogram conjoined LG, dated MDCCCLXXX, depicting the
young faun standing, wearing a wreath of leaves in his hair, playing the pipes (lacking pipes).Louis Saint-Gaudens was the brother of Augustus Saint-Gaudens who studies at the Ecole de Beaux Arts in Paris in 1899, before settling in Cornish, New Hampshire where he was a member of the artist colony.
Wounded Soldier
Georges-Jules Briois
19th Century
Bronze with Brown Patination
11-1/2 inches (29.2 cm)
Signed
Miscellaneous
Figure of a Tailor
Attributed to Gershner
Circa 1900
Marks: "Das Tapfere Slhneiderlein" raised on center front
Vienna bronze
An elongated tailor stands upright, legs apart, with arms akimbo, with pointed nose, chin and shoes, atop a rounded top platform, on the sides of which, two profiles emerge. In Germany, this type of sculpture was known as Jugenstihl, translated as "New Style," a response to the French Art Nouveau, the English Arts and Crafts, and the Austrian Secessionist movements.
Sculpture
A German Bronze Head of a Boy, After the Antique
After 1924
Bronze
13 inches (33.0 cm)
The full faced youth with curly hair raised on a green marble socle. With foundry mark for Artsbronz Munich, stamped Made in Germany, with museum accession number 24.513 on base
Beethoven's Death Mask
Attributed to Carl Kauba
Bronze with brown patination
Signed: C. Kauba
10.5 inches in length
Down and Out
M. Noya
20th Century
Bronze with Green Patination
14-1/4 inches (36.2 cm)
Signed
A Nude Nymph in the Waves
Giambaldi
Circa 19th Century
Bronze with Patinated Bronze
37 inches in height, 13-1/2" wide
Incised on back base with letter K
A golden bronze full length nude female nymph falling backward, arms raised, in dramatic, green waves of a churning ocean.
Bronze
Untitled
Kenjiro Azuma, Japanese
1926
Bronze
Incised with signature of artist
Marks: numbered 2/2
6.75 inches high
Sculpture
Judith
Santiago Rodriguez Bonome, Spanish (1901-1995)
1930
Bronze with green patination
Inscribed: Bonome, Paris 1930, numbered 1/25
Length: 23 inches
Signed Bonome, Paris 1930, numbered 1/25, with foundry mark for Le Blank Barbidienne, Cire Perdue, Paris.
Ex Coll.: Dr. F. Fine, Stamford, Connecticut
Miscellaneous
Whistling Friar
Estelle Goodman, American
20th Century
Bronze with brown patination
13 inches in height
The Bride of the Man-Horse
Frederic Victor Guinzburg, American (1897-1978)
Patinated bronze
From base: approx. 47 inches high, 66 1/2 inches wide
A monumental patinated bronze sculptor based on the science fiction story, "The Bride of the Man-Horse," incorporated in The Book of Wonder by Lord Dunsany, also known as Edward John Moreton Drax Plunkett, 18th Baron Dunsany (1878-1957), of Ireland.
Excerpt: "And the wind of the autumn that was gilding the world, rushing up the slopes of the mountain, beat cold on his naked flanks. He raised his head and snorted. 'I am a man-horse now!' he shouted aloud; and leaping from crag to crag he galloped by valley and chasm, by torrent-bed and scar of avalanche, until he came to the wandering leagues of the plain, and left behind him forever the Athraminaurian mountains."
Provenance:
Shown at the Anderson Gallery in New York, 1970's. Part of the Collection of the National Sculptor's Society.
Guinzburg
Fine Art - Sculpture, American
Malvina Hoffman (American, 1887-1966)
Standing Female Nude, circa 1920
Bronze with brown patina
12 inches (30.5 cm)
Inscribed on base rear of figure: Malvina Hoffman / 1920
Foundry mark lower left: ROMAN BRONZE WORKS N-Y
A standing female nude with one arm stretched outward mounted on a period red marble base.
Sculpture
An American Bronze Face of a Young Woman
Gutzon (John-Gutzon-de-la-Mothe) Borglum (1867-1941), American
Profile, I Have Piped Unto You and Ye Have Not Danced (study), circa 1910
Bronze with brown patina, wood plinth
Marks: Signed lower right, Gutzon Borglum; and stamped verso, The Southwell Co.
6 inches high x 3 inches wide x 1.5 inches deep
An artist best remembered for his iconic Mount Rushmore, Gutzon Borglum authored a diverse body of work in various mediums. His friendship with Auguste Rodin is reflected here in the profile study representing a fragment of a full scale Arcadian style woman in white marble.
Doris Caeser (American, 1893-1971)
Standing Female Nude, 20th century
Bronze with golden brown patina
9-3/4 inches high (24.8 cm)
Inscribed rear base
A beautiful standing female nude with her arms clasped behind her back.
Peggy Reverflow
Standing Clown
1963
Bronze with Green-black Patination
17 inches (43.2 cm)
Signed and Dated
Raised on wood base
An American Steel Sculpture
Richard Howard Hunt (b.1935), American
Hybrid Form, 1968
Welded steel
Marks: Signed and dated, R. Hunt 68
17 inches high x 30 inches wide x 19 inches deep
The steel welded sculpture of biomorphic form with areas of brown/back patination.
A Bronze Figure of a Mountain Man on Horseback, Hell Bent for Leather
Truman Bolinger, American
1983
Bronze with brown and gold patina
Marks: signed and numbered 53/100, dated with copyright 1983
12.75 inches high
The buckskin clothed mountain man riding at full speed with his gun raised and his mouth open in a yell. Raised on walnut plinth.
Provenance:
From an Ohio estate.
Miscellaneous
The Conductor
Murray Kupherman, American (1897-)
Metal
Incised with signature of the artist
15.5 inches in height
Raised on a nickel covered base. Signed verso.
Asian
Upright Form
Chinni
Circa 20th Century
Bronze
12 inches in height
Signed
An elegant abstract bronze form, raised on a marble base.
Bronze
Upright Form
Chinni
20th Century
Bronze
12 inches high
Miscellaneous
Trego
Hallows Eve
20th Century
Bronze with Brown Patination
30 x 11-1/2 x 5 inches
Inscribed Fundacion Campaiota
Sculpture
A Mexican Bronze Sculpture
Felipe Castaneda (born 1933), Mexico
2002
Patinated bronze
Marks: F. CASTANEDA, 2002, II/VII
26 inches high
The patinated bronze figure of a sitting nude young woman with her arms under her bent right knee, resting her turned cheek on her knee, her left leg extending below.
Ceramics & Porcelain, Continental
Four German Porcelain Tea Cups
Staatliche Porzellan Manufaktur Meissen, Meissen, Germany
Late 18th century
Porcelain with polychrome enamel and gilt
Marks: Crossed swords (underglaze blue)
1.75 inches high x 2.75 inches wide (each)
Each round teacup on a short foot, with undeglaze blue and iron red chinoiserie foliate designs allover the exterior and interior; yellow, purple and gilt highlights.
Ceramics & Porcelain
A Worcester Blue Scale Porcelain Tray
British
Circa 1770
Porcelain
17 inches high x 13.5 inches wide;
The rectangular form with canted corners decorated with colorful floral sprays and springs reserved in gilt scroll edge cartouches on a deep cobalt blue scale ground. Fretted square pseudo seal mark in underglaze blue.
An English Porcelain Tea Service
Attributed to Caughley, Shropshire, England
Late 18th/Early 19th Century
Porcelain with transfer printed and gilt decoration
Marks: 310 in red to teapot and sugar bowl
Teapot: 6.62 in. high
Comprising a teapot with lid, sugar bowl with lid, 10 tea cups, 12 tea bowl and 12 underplates, all with transfer printed blue Chinese architectural garden scene, with scrolled gilt decoration and gilt edges.
Asian
An Assorted Group of Chinese Export Porcelain
Porcelain
Comprising: A pair of cabinet vases, a shaped dish stand, a salt cellar, a tea cup, leaf shaped dish, three sauce pitchers, armorial cup, milk jug, 10 assorted plates, four pot de cremes, one with armorial decoration, three teabowls, one decorated with water buffalo and deer, together with a floral decorated dish.
Ceramics & Porcelain
A Jacob Petit Figural Porcelain Scent Bottle
Circa 1840
Porcelain
8-1/4 x 6-1/4 x 5 inches
In the from of a Sultan, seated with legs crossed on a cushion, wearing a gilt enriched turban, elbow resting on another cushion, hookah at his side.
A German Porcelain Water Ewer: Air
Staatliche Porzellan Manufaktur Meissen, Meissen, Germany
Circa 1850-1924
Porcelain with polychrome enamel and gilt decoration
Marks: Crossed swords (underglaze blue), and with two hatch marks for second quality
25 inches high x 15 inches wide x 7.25 inches deep
The ewer of ovoid baluster form with shaped everted lip; modeled with applied figures of putti: at the base with bird on hand and at the shoulder blowing wind; Diana at the shoulder below lip holding holding a scepter and wearing a crown above a peacock and two putti at handle holding and blowing into a bagpipe with additional putto head; ribbon handle; with molded decoration of cranes, clouds, feathers and painted insects at neck. This ewer is based on a model created by Johann Jacob Kaendler in 1741 as part of a five piece set presented to to Louis XV, the model was later revised by Friedrich Eberlain in 1742.
A German Porcelain Plaque
Königliche Porzellan-Manufactur (KPM), Berlin, Germany
Circa 1880
Porcelain with polychrome enamel decoration
Marks: (sceptor), KPM, 255 195 vh
10.06 inches high x 7.63 inches wide
A KPM rectangular plaque after Rafael Sanzio's (1483-1520) The Sistine Madonna, depicting the Madonna with infant Christ child surrounded by saints and angels.
A German Porcelain Plaque
KPM (Konigliche Porzellan Manufactur), Berlin, Germany
Late 19nth Century
Porcelain, enamel
Marks: impressed with sceptre and K.P.M. II
10 in. x 8.5 in.
After Carlo Dolci's Madonna del Dito, finely painted with the meditative Madonna, a halo of light emanating behind her head, draped in blue, with one finger clasping the drapery, set in a gilt frame.
Provenance:
Walsh Family Art Trust
Ceramics & Porcelain, Continental
A Royal Vienna Style Porcelain Tazza
In the style of Royal Vienna, possibly CM Hutschenreuther, Bavaria, Germany
Circa 1890-1900
Porcelain with polychrome enamel and gilt decoration
Marks: (beehive), Bachantinnen, J. Riemer
3.13 inches high x 9 inches diameter
A tazza on waisted stand, the center with classical painted scene entitled Bachantinnen of three classical figures in landscape, signed J. Riemer, with dark blue rim decorated with gilt panels and jewelled decoration
Ceramics & Porcelain
A Royal Vienna Style Porcelain Portrait Plate
In the style of Royal Vienna, possibly CM Hutschenreuther, Bavaria, Germany
Circa 1890
Porcelain with polychrome enamel and gilt decoration
Marks: Preziosa, Asti (beehive) 24.Austria 14, Wagner
9.5 inches diameter
The plate with a hand-painted portrait of a woman, signed WAGNER; with dark blue border with gilt scroll and swag decoration, gilt rim.
A French Porcelain Fish Set
Unknown maker, Limoges, France
Circa 1900
Porcelain with polychrome enamel and gilt decoration
Marks: LIMOGES / FRANCE, FRANCE, Luc, (interlaced Ls enclosing A)
Plates: 9.34 inches diameter, platter 24 inches long
Comprising an elongated oval platter and eight plates, each with hand painted decoration of fish in water; shaped wide gilded rims, the platter signed Luc.
Furniture
A Pair of Paris Porcelain Vases Fitted as Table Lamps
Late 19th Century
Porcelain
14-1/2 inches (36.8 cm)
Each of globular form with slender reverted neck hand decorated around the form with a colorful floral spray incorporating poppies and bachelors buttons reserved on a pink ground. Fitted with brass mounts.
Ceramics & Porcelain
A French Ceramic Bust
Paul Duboy (1830-1887), French
Late 19th century
Ceramic with polychrome enamel
Marks: Signed Paul Duboy
23 inches high x 12 inches wide x 7.5 inches deep;
The bust depicting a well dressed woman with a high gilt detailed collar, slashed sleeves and ornamented bodice; richly arranged, bejeweled braided hair and a delicately colored face.
Asian
A Chinese Glazed Pottery Temple
Unknown maker, Chinese
Ming Dynasty, 1368-1644 AD
Pottery with sancai glaze
Marks: unmarked
26 inches high x 17 inches wide x 14 inches deep
The Chinese pottery temple with and elaborate roof design, surmounting four columns framing a pair of ogee arches and a central pillar.
A Pair of Chinese Jun Ware Glazed Vases
Chinese
9 inches in height to top of vase
Each baluster form glazed in striated pale blue and purple glaze.
Ceramics & Porcelain
A Large Chinese Blue and White Fishbowl
Unknown maker, Chinese
Undated
Porcelain
Unmarked
17.25 inches high x 20.38 inches in diameter
With a Chinese landscape motif.
A Chinese Blue and White Porcelain Palace Vase
Unknown maker, Chinese
Twentieth century
Porcelain with blue and white underglaze decoration
Unmarked
46 inches high
The baluster form vase with underglaze blue and white landscape decoration.
A Famille Rose Vase Mounted as a Lamp
Unknown maker, Chinese
19th Century
Porcelain
Unmarked
19 inches high
On a carved teak base with leaf motif.
A Chinese Porcelain Vase
Unknown maker, Chinese
20th century
Porcelain with polychrome enamel and gilt decoration
Unmarked
23.5 inches high (vase only)
The baluster-form vase with scroll decoration framing shaped reserved with flowers in a vase motif; mounted as a lamp.
A Japanese Kutani Ware Porcelain Vase
Late 19th Century
Porcelain
16 inches in height
Fashioned as a table lamp, the baluster form with applied lion-form handles, decorated with a samurai under a pine bough, reserved on a floral, scroll and lappet design ground.
Furniture
A Pair of Chinese Apple Green Crackle Glazed Roleau Form Vases Fitted as Table Lamps
19th Century
14 inches (35.6 cm)
Raised on carved wood bases
Paintings
A Chinese Cloisonné Table Lamp
16 inches (40.6 cm)
Of baluster form in archaic style with banded cloisonné decoration around the form in turquoise, cobalt, yellow and white, in floral scroll pattern, with bird-form handles.
A Chinese Cloisonné Champleve Enamel Floor Lamp Base
Circa 1900-1920
66 inches (167.6 cm)
The waisted pedestal form with dark bronze patination decorated with colorful Cloisonné enamel in the form of stylized animals and geometrics.
Furniture
A Persian Ceramic Vase
Unknown maker, Iran
19th/20th Century
Earthenware
11.5 inches high x 9.25 inches in diameter
Of baluster form, decorated with birds in landscape in underglaze blue with black outlines with overall craqueleure; mounted as a lamp.
A Japanese Painted Wrought Iron Six-Panel Fire Screen
Circa 20th Century
Wrought iron
37 1/2 inches in height, 60 inches in length
Each rectangular panel decorated with large floral and leaf designs in relief over river landscapes mounted on a mesh screen back.
Paintings
An Antique Continental Octagonal Tile Top Table with Wrought Iron Base
Ceramic tile, wrought iron
23 inches high, 17 inches wide
With colorful cobalt blue, rust, turquoise ceramic glazed tiles atop a wrought iron base.
A Pair of Antique Continental Glazed Tile Top Garden Tables
20th Century
Ceramic tile, wrought iron
22 inches high x 24 inches wide x 18 inches deep
Each rectangular top set with colorful glazed tiles decorated with portrait heads, foliate scrolls and animals, raised on a wrought iron trestle base.
Ceramics & Porcelain
A Pair of Antique Continental Glazed Tile Top Garden Tables
20th Century
Ceramic tile, wrought iron
22 inches high x 24 inches wide x 18 inches deep
Each rectangular top set with colorful glazed tiles decorated with portrait heads, foliate scrolls and animals, raised on a wrought iron trestle base.
Decorative Arts, French
Decorative Arts, Continental
A Pair of Venetian Glass Tall Candlesticks
20th Century
Glass
18 inches (45.7 cm)
Each floriform standard raised on circular foot in yellow and clear glass with gilt foil inclusions, supporting the foliate standard in bright green and slightly opalescent glass with gilt foil inclusions issuing a foliate drip pan in green with gilt foil inclusions and bright yellow mottled glass bobeche.
Miscellaneous
A Set of Twelve Stevens and Williams Jade Glass Clarets
Jade glass:
6.5 inches high
With opaque white stems and translucent colored bowls, comprising two chartreuse, two yellow gold, three cobalt, one turquoise, one amethyst, one jade green, one salmon, and one pink.
Decorative Accessories
A Group of 24 English Glasses
Webb Corbett, England
20th Century
Etched and cut crystal
Marks: Acid stamped Webb Corbett / Made in England
7.75 inches high and 5.75 inches high
Comprising twelve wine goblets and twelve champagne glasses, each with elaborate foliate designs allover.
Clocks & Mechanical
A French Brass Carriage Clock
Retailed by C.D. Peacock, Chicago, Illinois
Unknown maker, France
Circa 1900-1930
Brass, glass, enamel and steel
Marks: lion, MADE IN FRANCE, 623. Dial inscribed C.D. PEACOCK, CHICAGO, ILL.
5.5 inched high x 3.13 inches wide x 2.5 inched deep
Of traditional carriage clock form with swinging bail handle; beveled edges to glass and inset oval glass panel to top; enamel dial with black numerals and minute marks.
Art Glass
An English Art Glass Vase
Thomas Webb & Sons, Stourbridge, England
After 1886
Marks: impressed THOS WEBB SONS QUEEN'S BURMESE WARE PATENTED 80167
2.75 inches high x 3.5 inches diameter
A Queen's Burmese ware vase of globular pear shaped form with shaped everted lip, the glass shaded from pale yellow at the base to peach.
Glass
An American Art Glass Bowl
Attributed to Libbey Glass Company, Toledo, Ohio
Circa 1900
Clear and colored glass
Marks: (star)
4.875 inches high x 5 inches diameter
The ribbed amber glass bowl with molded petal decoration and crimped rim, raised on three clear scroll feet.
Paintings
An Iridescent Applied Teardrop Glass Vase
Loetz, circa 1900
7in. high
Decorated with a dripping teardrop applique in cobalt blue, the iridescent design covers the orange glass, engraved signature Loetz/Austria
Silver Holloware, American
An American Brass Kettle on Stand
Gorham Manufacturing Company, Providence, Rhode Island
1886
Brass, wood and horn
Marks: (anchor), Gorham & Co., V, (Maltese cross)
11 in. high
Of circular form with overall gadrooned decoration, hooped wooden handle. On separate stand with four flared legs and burner.
Decorative Accessories
An Art Nouveau Gilt Bronze Inkwell
Unknown maker, possibly French
Circa 1910
Gilt bronze
Marks: PEG, 822
3.125 inches high x 6.25 inches diameter
The gilt bronze inkwell in the form of an open flower, the raised center with flower lid and cobalt glass liner.
A Pair of Gilt and Patinated Bronze Vases
Auguste Moreau, Paris, France
Circa 1900
Gilt and patinated bronze, marble
Marks: Aug. Moreau
8.875 inches high
The pair of gilt bronze baluster form vases with leaf and branch and insect decoration, with patinated bronze cherub figures at neck, on red marble bases.
An Onyx and Bronze Desk Set
Onyx and bronze
Inkstand measures 19 inches high x 12 inches wide
Comprising a green onyx inkstand centered by a bronze group of two women by a pool fitted with a pair of bronze inkwells cast with oak wreaths, a blotter in onyx with a bronze figure of a boy playing a flute, a Chinese style onyx seal, an onyx and bronze desk lamp with an image after Rodin's Thinker, together with a pair of bookends with bronze busts.
Decorative Arts, French
A Pair of French Bisque Busts on Marble Pedestals
Unknown maker, French
Circa 1900
Porcelain, gilt bronze and marble
Marks: none
8.25 inches high
The identical pair of bisque porcelain busts of women with floral garlands kissing; on gilt bronze socle and red marble drum bases.
Decorative Accessories
An Art Nouveau Gilt Bronze and Leather Jewelry Box
Unknown maker, possibly Belgian
Circa 1910
Gilt bronze and leather
Marks: 6
7.75 inches high x 6.825 inches wide x 4.75 inches deep
The bombé form box with foliate gilt bronze cage encasing green leather; the interior lined in chartreuse velvet.
Decorative Arts, French
A Pair of Art Nouveau Gilt Bronze Wall Plaques
Unknown maker, possibly French
Circa 1910
Gilt bronze
Marks: none
13 inches high x 11.75 inches wide
The pair of shaped gilt bronze plaques with facing female portraits, each with floral head wreath, surrounded by swirled iris decoration on textured ground.
Miscellaneous
An Art Nouveau Bronze Lamp of a Nude Woman
E. Thomasson, Early 20th Century
Bronze with brown patina
13-1/2 inches (34.3 cm) tall
Inscribed in base E. Thomasson
Lighting
An American Art Glass Lamp
Tiffany Studios, Corona, New York
Circa 1900
Favrile glass, patinated bronze
Marks: TIFFANY STUDIOS, NEW YORK, 7818S
22.625 inches high
The organic intertwined vine patinated bronze lamp base with pendant golden pulled feather Favrile glass shade terminating in trailed loop.
Glass
A Pair of American Art Glass Wine Goblets
Tiffany Studios, New York, New York
Circa 1900
Favrile glass
Marks: LCT, T3959, T4000
6 inches high
The pair of Favrile glass wine goblets with twisted stems.
A Pair of American Art Glass Wine Goblets
Tiffany Studios, New York, New York
Circa 1900
Favrile glass
Marks: LCT
6 inches high
The pair of Favrile glass wine goblets with twisted stem.
An American Art Glass Finger Bowl with Underplate
Tiffany Studios, Corona, New York
Circa 1900
Favrile glass
Marks: LCT, 8918
2.75 inches high x 6.125 inches diameter
The iridescent blue Favrile glass finger bowl with undulating rippled rim, with matching underplate.
Art Glass
An American Art Glass Finger Bowl and Underplate
Tiffany Studios, Corona, New York
Circa 1900
Favrile glass
Marks: LCT, 8918, Favrile
2.75 inches high x 5.125 inches diameter
The golden Favrile glass finger bowl and underplate of crimped lobe form.
Glass
An American Art Glass Finger Bowl with Underplate
Tiffany Studios, Corona, New York
Circa 1900
Favrile glass
Marks: LCT, Favrile, 636, 640, 1336
2.25 inches high x 5.75 inches diameter
The golden Favrile glass finger bowl and underplate with etched grape vine, leaf and cluster decoration.
A Pair of American Art Glass Salts
Tiffany Studios, Corona, New York
Circa 1900
Favrile glass
Marks: LCT
1 inches high x 2.75 inches diameter
The pair of Favrile salts with crimped rims.
Art Glass
An American Art Glass Underplate
Tiffany Studios, Corona, New York
Circa 1900
Favrile glass
Marks: LCT
1.125 inches high x 6 inches diameter
The golden Favrile glass underplate with scalloped rim.
Decorative Accessories
An American Gilt Bronze Letter Rack
Tiffany Studios, Corona, New York
Circa 1900
Gilt bronze
Marks: TIFFANY STUDIOS, NEW YORK, 1009
6.25 inches high x 9.5 inches wide x 2.375 inches deep
In the Zodiac pattern.
Decorative Arts, American
An American Patinated Bronze Desk Set
Tiffany Studios, Corona, New York
Circa 1900
Patinated bronze
Marks: TIFFANY STUDIOS, NEW YORK, 811, 1030, 1080
8.5 inches high
A Tiffany Studios desk set in the Zodiac pattern, with patinated green finish, comprising a letter rack, a pair of blotter ends, a stamp box, a letter clip and a spindle.
Bronze
A Buffalo Metalwork Erotic Bronze Boudoir Lamp
Pasadena, CA
Early 20th Century
Bronze
Signed
9 inches high
The circular base on winged phallus forms supporting a conforming body cast with erotic scenes in relief, issuing three scrolled arms for pendant shades. Signed.
Lighting
An American Art Glass Table Lamp
The Handel Company, New York, New York
Early 20th century
Leaded glass, patinated base metal
Marks: HANDEL, 1851, 16", 5426
21.5 inches high x 16 inches diameter
The leaded green ground shade with stylized tulip decoration and scrolled border, with fluted columnar dark brown patinated base.
An American Art Glass Lamp
The Handel Company, New York, New York
Circa 1920
Leaded glass, wood, patinated metal
Marks: Handel Lamps. Pairpoint, G3091
20.25 inches high x 21.75 inches diameter
The paneled striated amber glass shade with jeweled border, with an associated Pairpoint turned wood urn form base with pierced foliate scroll patinated metal cuff.
Ceramics & Porcelain, American
An American Art Pottery Vase
Paul Revere Pottery, Boston, Massachusetts
Circa 1930
Glazed earthenware
Marks: impressed mark
6.25 inches high
A glassy blue glazed Paul Revere Pottery vase.
Ceramics & Porcelain
An American Pottery Vase
Newcomb Pottery, New Orleans, Louisiana
Circa 1920
Glazed earthenware
Marks: NC, V22, F, AA
5.375 inches high
The matte blue vase with Moss and Moon decoration, on a buff body.
An American Art Pottery Vase
Marblehead Pottery, Marblehead, Massachusetts
Circa 1910
Glazed earthenware
Marks: incised
3.5 inches high
The small vase with matte blue glaze.
Ceramics & Porcelain, Continental
A French Art Pottery Vase
Denbac Pottery, Vierzon, France
Circa 1930
Glazed earthenware
Marks: Denbac, 133
10.5 inches high
The baluster form matte green glazed vase with shaped turnover lip with "dripping" pendants, with dripped crystalline overglaze.
Ceramics & Porcelain
A German Gilt Bronze Mounted Art Pottery Vase
Attributed to Otto Eckmann, Germany
Circa 1910
Glazed earthenware and gilt bronze
Marks: 8647, O, 4315
8.25 inches high
The tapered cylindrical vase with mottled green over oxblood red glaze, within an Art Nouveau gilt bronze cage of stylized trees.
Two American Art Pottery Vases
Van Briggle Pottery, Colorado Springs, Colorado
Circa 1940
Glazed earthenware
Marks: Van Briggle, Colorado Springs, CO,
16.75 inches high
Comprising a 7.25 inch high matte blue glaze tapered cylindrical vase with twisted relief floral decoration, and a 16.75 inch high matte green glazed star shape vase with three attached female nude figures with upraised arms.
Glass
An American Art Glass Vase
Steuben, New York
20th Century
Colored glass
Marks: acid stamp S
7.75 in. high
The celeste blue vase of squat baluster form
Paintings
A Pair of French Art Deco Lounge Chairs
32 inches (81.3 cm)
Each with arched padded upholstered back over scrolled arms and seat, raised on squared feet.
Decorative Arts, French
A French Transatlantic Lithograph
Paul Colin (1892-1985), French
Cie. Gle. Transatlantique, French Line
Color Lithograph, mounted on paper
Marks: Edition "Transatlantique", Printed in France
39 inches high x 24.12 inches wide x 0 inches deep
Depicting a boldly approaching ocean liner against the backdrop of the French flag, this lithograph contributed to the prevalent travel propaganda during the 1930s and 40s.
Furniture
An Anglo-Indian-style Silver Mirror
Unknown maker, Colonial
20th century
Silver and mirrored glass
Unmarked
32.75 inches high
The rectangular mirror with scrolled surround, the base with addorsed lions, the top with shield.
Bronze
A Fine Oscar Bach Bronze Reticulated Parlor Mirror
Oscar Bach, German-American (1884-1957)
Signed
New York
48 inches in height, 26.25 inches in width
A rare and beautifully detailed Oscar Bruno Bach bronze parlor mirror, with his iconic classical theater mask in the top center, surrounded by flowing bronze floral and ivy motifs.
Oscar Bach was one of the most technically skilled and commercially successful figures in the field of decorative metalwork during the first half of the 20th century. His design and production ranted from small, utilitarian designs for the home (i.e., ashtrays), to grand-scale architectural elements. Many of Manhattan's landmarks contain elements of Oscar Bach's work, notably among them, the lobby of the Empire State Building, the Chrysler Building, the Rockefeller Center, and the New York City Department of Health. Other architectural pieces by Bach adorn prominent buildings through out the United States, including those at Yale University, the Toledo Museum of Art, and the Procurement Division of the Treasury Department, Washington, D. C.
Miscellaneous
A Large Group of Libbey "Art Deco" Stemware
Libbey Glass
1930-1940
Glass
sherry and champagne, 7 inches high; wine, 8.75 inches high
Marks: Signed with acid stamps
Comprising thirty-six (36) pieces of glass stemware (12 sherry, 12 champagne, 12 wine) in a dynamic Art Deco design.
Furniture
A Pair of Lounge Chairs
Edward J. Wormley, American (1907-1995) for Dunbar Co.
Late 1950s, early 1960s
27 inches high, 30.25 inches wide, and 33.75 inches deep
Upholstery, brass legs
A pair of matching Edward J. Wormley armchairs, upholstered in a colorful quilted linen fabric depicting Medieval knights with shields, swords and flags. With one pillow and two arm covers each, a skirted apron over brass legs.
Edward J. Wormely was born into a farm community in Rochelle, Illinois near Chicago. He designed elegant, understated and seemingly timeless furniture, marketed throughout the forties, fifties and sixties. Wormley was the design director for Dunbar for over thirty years, known for his passion for handcrafted quality and for using only the finest materials. During his career, The Museum of Modern Art and the Chicago Merchandise Mart awarded Wormley furniture designs with over thirty individual awards for "Good Design." In his own words Wormely wrote, "Furniture is needed for practical reasons, and because it must be there, it may as well be as pleasant as possible to look at, and in a less definable psychological way, comforting to the spirit."
A Mid-Century Modern Sofa Grouping
Edward J. Wormley, American (1907-1995) for Dunbar Co., Indiana
1960's
Upholstery, brass legs
An elegant, understated modern sofa grouping upholstered in a medium blue fabric, designed by Edward J. Wormley and hand constructed by Dunbar Co. Consisting of two (2) sofas with attached 9-buttoned backs and four brass legs, approx. 83 inches in width, 33 inches in depth, and 30 inches in height, and a seat cushion approx. 73-1/2 inches in length and a depth of 20-1/2 inches, with two attached protective arm covers. Also included are two (2) curved, slightly smaller 7-buttoned attached back, five brass-legged sofas, approx. 76-1/2 inches in length, 33 inches in depth and 22-1/2 inches in height.
Wormley was the design director for Dunbar Co. for over thirty years, known for his passion for handcrafted quality and for using only the finest materials. During his career, The Museum of Modern Art and the Chicago Merchandise Mart honored Wormley furniture designs with over thirty individual awards for "Good Design." A quote from Edward J. Wormley, "Furniture is needed for practical reasons, and because it must be there, it may as well be as pleasant as possible to look at, and in a less definable psychological way, comforting to the spirit."
Decorative Arts, Continental
A Pair of Italian Majolica glazed Blackamoor Figures
Mid. 20th Century
Italy
43 inches (109.2 cm)
Male and female, each wearing brightly glazed plumed turban, standing, with both hands held out wearing brightly glazed garb, raised on squared bases with molded dolphin designs.
Textiles
A French Aubusson Carpet
Unknown maker, France
19th century
Wool
Marks: none
16 feet wide x 17.3 feet long
A floral Aubusson rug.
A Savonnerie-style Rug
Unknown maker, Austria
20th century
Wool
Marks: none
9 feet wide x 13 feet long
Miscellaneous
Tabriz or Sivas Carpet
North West Persia, circa 1910
182 x 264 inches (462.3 x 670.6 cm)
Sarouk Mohajeran Carpet
Central Persia, circa 1920
132 x 192 inches
Paintings
Heriz Carpet
North West Persia, circa 1920
92 x 132 inches (233.7 x 335.3 cm)
Miscellaneous
Garth Rug
North West Persia, early 20th century
55 x 74 inches (139.7 x 188.0 cm)
Tabriz Carpet
North West Persia, circa 1930
132 x 172 inches (335.3 x 436.9 cm)
Heriz Carpet
North West Persia, circa 1920
96 x 132 inches (243.8 x 335.3 cm)
Paintings
Sarouk Farahan Rug
Central Persia, late 19th century
52 x 81 inches (132.1 x 205.7 cm)
Miscellaneous
Soltanabad Carpet
Central Persia, circa 1900
160 x 129 inches (406.4 x 327.7 cm)
Ghashghaei Carpet
South West Persia, circa 1910
75 x 176 inches (190.5 x 447.0 cm)
Paintings
Esphahan Rug
Central Persia, circa 1930
57 x 77 inches (144.8 x 195.6 cm)
Miscellaneous
Kashan Mohtashm Pictorial Carpet
Bahram Goor, Central Persia, circa 1880
80 x 53 inches (203.2 x 134.6 cm)
Heriz Runner
North West Persia, 1930
36 x 178 inches (91.4 x 452.1 cm)
Gharajeh Rug
North West Persia, circa 1940
60 x 76 inches (152.4 x 193.0 cm)
Textiles
A Persian Rug
Unknown maker, Isphahan, Iran
Circa 1930
Wool
Marks: none
10.4 feet wide x 13.6 feet long
A finely woven Isphahan rug.
A Persian Rug
Unknown maker, Sarouk, Iran
20th century
Wool
Marks: none
6.5 feet wide x 8 feet long
A Sarouk rug.
A Persian Rug
Unknown maker, Veramin, Iran
20th century
Wool
Marks: none
6 feet wide x 8 feet long
A Veramin rug.
A Persian Runner
Unknown maker, Veramin, Iran
20th century
Wool
Marks: none
2.9 feet wide x 16.2 feet long
A Veramin runner
A Persian Rug
Unknown maker, Tabriz, Iran
Circa 1960
Wool
Marks: none
9 feet wide x 12 feet long
A Tabriz rug.
A Semi-Antique Persian Rug
Unknown maker, Tabriz, Iran
Circa 1910
Wool
Marks: none
12.6 feet wide x 19 feet long
A semi-antique Tabriz rug.
An Antique Persian Rug
Unknown maker, Kerman, Iran
Circa 1860-1870
Wool
Marks: none
16 feet wide x 19.9 feet long
An antique Kerman rug.
Rugs & Textiles
A Persian Rug
Unknown maker, Sarouk, Iran
20th century
Wool
Marks: none
6 feet wide x 8.3 feet long
A Sarouk rug.
A Persian Rug
Unknown maker, Sarouk, Iran
20th century
Wool
Marks: none
6 feet wide x 7.9 feet long
A Sarouk rug.
A Persian Rug
Unknown maker, Mahal, Iran
20th century
Wool
Marks: none
9.4 feet wide x 13 feet long
A Mahal rug.
Textiles
A Persian Rug
Unknown maker, Sarouk, Iran
20th century
Wool
Marks: none
10.8 feet wide x 17.3 feet long
A Sarouk rug.
Rugs & Textiles
A Persian Rug
Unknown maker, Kerman, Iran
20th century
Wool
Marks: none
8 feet wide x 12.6 feet long
A Lavar Kerman rug.
A Persian Rug
Unknown maker, Mahal, Iran
Circa 1950
Wool
Marks: none
10 feet wide x 13.5 feet long
A Mahal rug.
A Palace Size Persian Rug
Unknown maker, Mayaler, Iran
Circa 1920
Wool
Marks: none
13 feet wide x 25 feet long
A Mayaler rug.
Textiles
A Persian Rug
Unknown maker, Arak, Iran
Circa 1910
Wool
Marks: none
9 feet wide x 12 feet long
A Ziegler Mahal rug.
Rugs & Textiles
A Persian Rug
Unknown maker, Kerman, Iran
20th century
Wool
Marks: none
11 feet wide x 16 feet long
A Lavar Kerman rug.
A Persian Rug
Unknown maker, Tabriz, Iran
20th century
Wool
Marks: none
7 feet wide x 10 feet long
Textiles
A Persian Rug
Unknown maker, Isphahan, Iran
20th century
Wool
Marks: none
13.4 feet wide x 17.6 feet long
Miscellaneous
Lambalou Kazak Carpet
Caucasian, late 19th century
112 x 69 inches (284.5 x 175.3 cm)
Rugs & Textiles
A Turkish Rug
Unknown maker, Western Anatolia, Turkey
20th century
Wool
Marks: none
8 feet wide x 11.4 feet long
A Sivas rug.
Textiles
A Turkish Carpet
Unknown maker, Western Anatolia, Turkey
Circa 1900
Wool
Marks: none
12.6 feet wide x 16 feet long
A Borlou Oushak carpet.
A Turkish Rug
Unknown maker, Western Anatolia, Turkey
20th century
Wool
Marks: none
12.2 feet wide x 13.5 feet long
A Oushak rug.
A Turkish Rug
Unknown maker, Central Turkey
Circa 1970
Wool
Marks: none
10 feet wide x 14 feet long
A Kayseri rug.
A Turkish Rug
Unknown maker, Western Anatolia, Turkey
Circa 1887
Wool
Marks: none
12 feet wide x 13.9 feet long
A Borlou Oushak rug.
An Indian Rug
Unknown maker, India
20th century
Wool
Marks: none
5.5 feet wide x 7.10 feet long
A Veramin-style rug.
Rugs & Textiles
An Antique Indian Rug
Unknown maker, India
Circa 1870
Wool
Marks: none
11 feet wide x 16 feet long
An Indo-Isphahan rug with hunting scene.
An Indian Rug
Unknown maker, Agra, India
Circa 1900
Wool
Marks: none
9 feet wide x 12 feet long
An Agra rug.