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Online Only Decorative Arts
Listing ID#: 193351

Auction Location
Downingtown, PA 19335

Auction Dates and TimesSALE IS COMPLETED
Wednesday Mar 18, 2020 Completed

Auction Type
Live Auction

Company Information
Pook & Pook Contact: Jamie A. Shearer Phone: (610) 269-4040 Email: shearer@pookandpook.com Website: www.pookandpook.com GoToAuction.com ID#: 6473 View company information and listings

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Listing Terms and Conditions
CONDITIONS OF SALE 1. Auction – This is a public sale conducted by Pook & Pook, Inc., a licensed and bonded auctioneer. Pook & Pook, Inc. is the agent of the items being sold at auction. By bidding on any item at auction the purchaser agrees to be bound by these Conditions of Sale or any other conditions announced and/or published. 2. As Is – All items (hereinafter referred to as item(s), lot(s), article(s), antique(s), property, etc.) for sale are sold “AS IS” and Pook & Pook, Inc., its agents, employees, and/or consignors do not make any guarantees, warranties, or representations, expressed or implied, with respect to the items or the correctness of the catalogue or other description of the authenticity of authorship, physical condition, size, quality, rarity, importance, provenance, exhibitions, literature or historical relevance of the property or otherwise, except where applicable under the Terms of Guarantee (applies ONLY to published catalog auctions, NOT Online Only Auctions). No statement anywhere, whether oral or written, shall be deemed such a guarantee, warranty, or representation. 3. Condition – All prospective bidders should inspect the property they wish to purchase prior to bidding. If a bidder is unable to view an item in person, they are responsible for obtaining a condition report and/or additional photographs prior to bidding to determine an article’s condition, size, and degree of restoration. We endeavor to be fair and forthright with our descriptions and condition reports; however, bidders must acknowledge that antique items often show normal signs of use and wear, which might not be specified in a condition report. If you are a very particular client with expectations of perfection for the items you purchase, it is advisable that you inspect items in person or that you do not submit absentee bids as your definition of condition may be more exacting that an appraiser could have time to verify. The absence of a condition report does not imply that the lot is in good condition. Pook & Pook, Inc. reserves the right to reject any request for condition report/additional photograph in which, in our opinion, the value of the object is not commensurate with the time necessary to complete the request. Please also note that the warranties given by Pook & Pook, Inc. (applies to published/printed catalog auctions only), do not extend to the condition reports. Lots, especially those containing semi-precious and precious stones, cannot be returned once they have been removed from the gallery. Weights and measurements are approximate. Pook & Pook, Inc. does not guarantee clocks, watches, mechanical banks, scientific instruments, electric lamps, and other mechanical or electric items to be complete or in working condition. Display materials shown in photographs are not included with the lot unless stated in the description. Box lots (i.e. books) are only guaranteed to have those items listed in the description and no condition reports or additional photographs will be provided. 4. Reserve – Some lots offered may be subject to a reserve. The reserve is a confidential minimum price agreed upon by the consignor and Pook & Pook, Inc. below which the lot will not be sold. A representative of Pook & Pook, Inc. will execute such reserves by bidding for the consignor. Reserves are set at or below the estimated range. Under no circumstances will reserve amounts be disclosed to prospective bidders. 5. Auctioneer’s discretion – The auctioneer reserves the right to reject any bid which, in his/her opinion, is not commensurate with the value of the article being offered. At their discretion, the auctioneer may also reject any bid that he/she may determine as having a detrimental effect on the item in question or the sale as a whole. Unless otherwise announced by the auctioneer all bids are per lot as numbered in the catalogue. We reserve the right to withdraw any property before sale. The highest bidder acknowledged by the auctioneer will be the purchaser. In the event of any dispute between bidders, or in the event of doubt as to the validity of any bid, the auctioneer will have the final discretion either to determine the successful bidder or to re-offer and resell the article in dispute. If any dispute arises after the sale, our sale record is conclusive. 6. Registration – All bidders must provide identification and a major credit card in order to receive a bidder paddle and/or execute absentee or telephone bids. In order to protect our/our consignors’ interests, we may ask bidders to provide a deposit and/or provide additional financial references. We reserve the right to reject any registration for unqualified buyers. 7. Bidding – A bid may be placed one of several ways: a. In House Live Bids – In-house, live bidding is only available for select sales after registration and receipt of a paddle. The auctioneer will announce the lot number and a starting bid amount. Raise your paddle to indicate your intent to bid. You must be recognized/acknowledged by the auctioneer. After the fall of the hammer, the auctioneer will announce the hammer price and paddle and/or buyer number. b. Telephone Bids – Telephone bidding is only available for select sales. Any request for telephone bidding must be received by us in writing by bid form, online bid form, by fax, mail, and/or email at least 12 hours in advance of the start of the auction. We do not accept verbal requests for bids. Requests for telephone bids are executed by a designated Pook & Pook, Inc. employee with information provided to us by the bidder. Please check all information submitted for accuracy. The bidder should receive an acknowledgement that bids have been received and if no such acknowledgement is given, it is the bidder’s responsibility to confirm its receipt. Pook & Pook, Inc. executes bids based on lot number provided by the bidder, not the description, so please make sure that the lot number is correct when submitting bids. When the telephone bidder’s lot is up for sale, a designated Pook & Pook, Inc. employee will call the primary telephone number provided by the bidder. If time allows, our designee will call the secondary number provided by the bidder. Our designee will make every effort to execute bidder’s instructions. It is recommended that bidders leave a back-up amount in the event that the telephone bidder is unreachable. Bidder agrees to a minimum opening bid of $500 per lot for telephone bidding, regardless of the value of the lot. If it is necessary to change or cancel your telephone bid, your request must be received 12 hours in advance of the start of the auction and subsequently acknowledged. Submit changes or cancellations to bids@pookandpook.com. Telephone bids are accepted and/or executed at the discretion of Pook & Pook, Inc. and at the risk of the bidder. Telephone bidding is a convenience for bidders not present at auction and we are not responsible for any errors or omissions in connection therewith. c. Absentee Bids – Absentee bidding is only available for select sales (see Internet Bids for online absentee bidding). Any request for absentee bidding must be received by us in writing by bid form, online bid form, by fax, mail, and/or email at least 12 hours in advance of the start of the auction. We do not accept verbal requests for bids. Requests for absentee bids are executed by a designated Pook & Pook, Inc. employee with information provided to us by the bidder. Please check all information submitted for accuracy. The bidder should receive an acknowledgement that bids have been received and if no such acknowledgement is given, it is the bidder’s responsibility to confirm its receipt. Pook & Pook, Inc. executes bids based on lot number provided by the bidder, not the description, so please make sure that the lot number is correct when submitting bids. When a lot is up for sale, the auctioneer will bid competitively up to the absentee bidder’s maximum bid amount. If it is necessary to change or cancel your absentee bid, your request must be received 12 hours in advance of the start of the auction and subsequently acknowledged. Submit changes or cancellations to bids@pookandpook.com. Absentee bids are accepted and/or executed at the discretion of Pook & Pook, Inc. and at the risk of the bidder. Absentee bidding is a convenience for bidders not present at auction and we are not responsible for any errors or omissions in connection therewith. Absentee bids less than half of the low estimate will not be accepted, acknowledged, or processed. d. Internet Bidding – Internet bidding, both live and absentee, is available for all sales. A third party online bidding platform, Bidsquare, www.bidsquare.com, requires a separate registration. In order to expedite the Bidsquare registration process, it is recommended that you register at least one day before the start of the auction. Information is transmitted to us from Bidsquare and bid amounts are anonymous and we do not have previous knowledge of bids left by registered Bidsquare users. At the time of the sale, bids are executed by a designated Pook & Pook, Inc. employee transmitted to us by Bidsquare. We are not responsible for any errors, omissions, ability or inability, in connection with bidder’s use of Bidsquare as we are not able to control the transmission speed. WHEN THE PLATFORM STATES "FLOOR BIDDER", THIS MEANS A BIDDER NOT ON BIDSQUARE (a bidder in the room, on the phone, an absentee bid, or a bidder on another internet bidding platform). 8. Bidding increments IN-HOUSE SALES Bid Amount Increment up to $500 by $25 $500 to $1,000 by $50 $1,000 to $2,000 by $100 $2,000 to $5,000 by $200 $5,000 to $10,000 by $500 $10,000 to $20,000 by $1,000 $20,000 and up auctioneer’s discretion ONLINE ONLY SALES* Bid Amount Increment up to $500 by $10 $500 to $1,000 by $20 $1,000 to $5,000 by $50 $5,000 to $10,000 by $100 $10,000 and up auctioneer’s discretion *subject to change at auctioneer discretion 9. Title – Title of each lot passes when the hammer falls and/or the auctioneer says “SOLD”. Thereafter, any loss by fire, theft, breakage, or any other cause is the sole responsibility of the purchaser. Merchandise must be packed and transported by the purchaser at his own risk and expense. Employees or agents of Pook & Pook, Inc. shall not pack or transport the merchandise. If the buyer requests assistance from an employee or agent of Pook & Pook, Inc. with packaging or transport it is fully at the risk, responsibility, and expense of the purchaser, and Pook & Pook, Inc. shall not be liable for any loss or damage that may be caused by such employee or agent. We are not responsible for any damage to property left on the premises, or removed and stored in a storage facility. Pook & Pook, Inc. is not responsible for the acts or omissions of third parties whom the buyer retains for shipping, or any damage that occurs after items are removed from Pook & Pook, Inc.’s auction house. 10. Buyer’s Premium – A buyer’s premium will be added to the successful bid price and is payable by the purchaser as part of the total purchase price. A buyer’s premium for each individual lot is 22% (25% on Bidsquare or other third party online bid platform) of the successful bid price up to and including $1,000,000, and 13% on any amount in excess of $1,000,000. This amount will be added to the successful bid price of each lot and is payable by the purchaser together with the applicable sales or use tax which is applied to the total cost of your purchase. Online purchasers pay an additional 3% buyer’s premium for the use of the online bidding services. 11. Sales Tax – Buyers will be required to pay Pennsylvania Sales Tax of 6% at the time of payment unless: A) Items are shipped out of Pennsylvania by an ICC licensed shipping company; and/or, B) The buyer provides Pook & Pook, Inc. with a valid Sales Tax License Number and completes and signs Pennsylvania Exemption Certificate (REV-1220). The form is available at our office or found here: http://www.revenue.pa.gov/FormsandPublications/FormsforBusinesses/Documents/Sales-Use%20Tax/rev-1220.pdf 12. Payment – Payments can be made with cash, money order, cashier’s check, bank wire, or personal/business check. Make checks payable to Pook & Pook, Inc. A fee of up to $50.00 will be charged for returned checks. First time purchasers must pay with cash, bank check, money order, wire transfer, and/or personal/business check. First time purchasers paying with personal/business check cannot collect items until payment has cleared or ten days post-deposit. We can accept most major credit cards from established clients; however, there is an additional 3% surcharge. Pook & Pook, Inc. does not accept debit cards, PayPal, BidPay, and/or Western Union wires. Items purchased for a third party must be paid for by the purchaser of record, regardless of whether the purchaser of record has received funds from the third party. Payment is due no later than 10 days post sale. If payment is not received within 15 days of the day of sale, the credit card of record will be charged the invoice total plus a 3% surcharge. If no credit card is available or if payment has not been received within 28 days, Pook & Pook, Inc. will pursue alternate collection avenues to collect the balance due plus any storage, administrative, attorney, and/or court fees. Contact: billing@pookandpook.com with any questions. 13. Non-Payment – Pook & Pook, Inc. pays its consignors 30 days after the day of sale. If a buyer fails to make payment within 30 days of the day of sale, Pook & Pook Inc. shall be entitled to do any or all of the following: a. After 15 Days - Charge the credit card number provided to Pook & Pook, Inc. by the buyer for the total due plus any applicable fees (storage, interest, etc.) plus a 3% surcharge. If a deposit was submitted prior to bidding, this amount will not be refunded, but be kept and applied towards any owed amounts. b. After 30 Days – File a Civil Complaint against the buyer to recover any balance due plus court fees, interest, storage fees, administrative costs, attorney fees, and any other applicable financial hardship caused to Pook & Pook, Inc., and/or the consignor, or pursue other collection avenues to recover any and all losses. c. Charge interest at a rate of 1% per month throughout the entire time frame of non-payment. d. After 45 Days – Re-offer the items for sale, either publicly or privately, and collect any remaining balance owed after such sale from the original buyer, including, but not limited to: total balance remaining, lost buyer’s premium, lost consignor’s fee, court costs, interest, storage fees, attorney fees, administrative costs including those related to re-selling the item(s), and any other related fees. e. Reject further bidding or consignments by the buyer at any and all future auctions (Unpaid Item Disputes will be filed for all non-paying Bidsquare bidders). 14. Shipping/Pick-Up – Pook & Pook, Inc. does not provide in-house shipping, but will assist bidders in coordinating shipping with an outside shipping company. We reserve the right to hold merchandise purchased until payment has cleared the bank (10 days for personal checks, business checks, and overseas money orders/cashier’s checks), if we deem such action necessary to protect our interest. Items paid for via bank wire transfer, cashier’s check, or money order will be released immediately. All items must be picked up, or shipping arrangements made, within two weeks of the day of sale. All bidders must notify Pook & Pook, Inc. by email (shipping@pookandpook.com), telephone, (610) 269-4040, or fax (610) 269-9274 regarding their chosen shipper. The purchaser must pay the shipper in advance for all packaging expenses, including labor, materials, postage, and, if applicable, insurance fees. If the property purchased is subject to laws governing export from U.S. or laws restricting imports into foreign countries, the granting of licensing for export and/or import of such goods is the responsibility of the buyer. Pick-up times are Monday through Friday between 9AM and 4:30PM. Pook & Pook, Inc. will bring purchases to successful buyers, and/or their shippers, but buyers, and/or their shippers, must pack/wrap and load their items. 15. Storage Fees – Any items left at the gallery for more than two weeks following the sale will incur storage fees at a rate of $5.00 per lot, per day (this rate applies to all items regardless of size or value). Storage fees will begin on the 15th day regardless of payment status. Items still remaining at our gallery 45 days after the auction date will be considered abandoned and may be consigned to a future auction without additional notice to the purchaser. 16. No Chargeback Policy – Purchasers agree that disputes of any nature may not be resolved by a credit card chargeback and further agree to refrain from filing any chargeback claim against Pook & Pook, Inc. and/or its credit card merchant. By purchasing at Pook & Pook, Inc., the purchaser waives the right to initiate a chargeback and furthermore agrees to pay a minimum of $500 plus administrative fees, costs, attorney fees, and/or any other charges associated with responding to said chargeback due to the administrative burden of responding to said dispute. 17. Firearms – Purchasers of firearms must strictly comply with all state and federal regulations governing their purchase, registration, and transportation. Firearms requiring registration are designated in our catalogue as R (requires registration/FFL) or C&R (Curio & Relic). Bidders of firearms requiring registration (R or C&R) will be required to provide their Federal Firearms License or be a licensed Collector of Curio & Relics. If a purchaser does not possess a federal license, he/she must comply with additional registration as required by their resident state. The purchaser is solely responsible for fees associated with the additional registration requirements charged by Pook & Pook, Inc. or purchaser’s transfer agent. If the purchaser is not in possession of a federal license and is not a resident of Pennsylvania, he/she must make arrangements with a transfer agent in their resident state. If you are restricted from purchasing a firearm, please do not attempt to bid on any firearm. 18. Restricted Transport of Items – Certain items containing elements of restricted plant and/or animal material may require a permit, license, or certificate and be subject to laws governing export from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and import to other states/foreign countries. Prior to purchase, it is the Purchaser’s responsibility to familiarize themselves with relevant regulations of the state/country concerned and obtain any necessary permit, license, or certificate. Sales will not be rescinded for the Purchaser’s inability to obtain the required documentation. 19. Copyright – All information, text, articles, data, images, or other materials provided by Pook & Pook, Inc. either on our website, printed catalogue, and/or third-party website are copyrighted and sole property of Pook & Pook, Inc. You may not edit, modify and/or make use of such copyrighted materials without the express, prior written consent of Pook & Pook, Inc. You may only use, download, and/or copy any materials for informational purposes. 20. Limited Liability - Pook & Pook, Inc. shall not be liable for any amount in excess of that paid by the purchaser. See Terms of Guarantee for further details. 21. Jurisdiction - Purchasers are governed by the laws of the jurisdiction in which the auction is held. By bidding at Pook & Pook, Inc., purchasers consent to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. TERMS OF GUARANTEE Pook & Pook, Inc.’s Period Furniture, Fine Art, and Accessories Sales carry a limited guarantee. This guarantee is designed to protect the buyer against major discrepancies. (i.e. major restorations or repairs not described, fakes, forgeries, replicas, reproductions, or major fabrications) that would have a major effect upon the value of the item purchased. The limited guarantee only applies to period furniture, fine art and accessories sales, not decorative arts and/or online only sales. Pook & Pook, Inc. warrants the Authorship of items in Bold Face Type for a period of 15 days from the date of the sale of such lot and only to the original purchaser of record at the auction. If it is determined to Pook & Pook, Inc.’s satisfaction that the Bold Face Type is incorrect, the sale will be rescinded, provided the entire lot is returned to Pook & Pook, Inc. in the same condition in which it was at the time of the sale. It is also Pook & Pook, Inc.’s general policy to have the purchaser obtain, at the purchaser’s expense, the opinion of one (or two in some cases) recognized experts in the field, mutually acceptable to Pook & Pook, Inc. and the purchaser, before Pook & Pook, Inc. determines whether to rescind the sale. “Authorship” is defined as the creator, period, culture, source of origin, as the case may be, as set forth in the Bold Face Type of a lot in a printed catalogue, with exception of amendments by any oral or written salesroom notices or announcements. All other warranties of authenticity of authorship, express or implied, are hereby disclaimed and purchaser shall take each lot “as is” and with all faults and errors of description. Bold Face Type in the catalogue which identify an item specifically as the work of the named artist or author shall mean that the work is by the named artist or author (i.e. if the name of the artist is printed in Bold Face Type without a question mark and without any qualifying phrase such as “attributed to” or “circle of”. Bold Face Type in the catalogue attributing the work to a named artist or author shall mean that the work is of a period or school of the artist or author, but is not, with certainty, by the named artist or author. This may also be indicated with a question mark following the name of author. The purchaser’s sole remedy in the event of disputed authenticity of authorship of any lot shall be rescission of the sale and restitution of the original purchase price and premium paid by such purchaser. Pook & Pook, Inc. hereby disclaims all liability for any damages, incidental, consequential or otherwise, arising out of or in connection with any sale to purchaser. Pook & Pook, Inc. will not refund any shipping and/or handling fees paid to a third party by the purchaser. Disputes of any nature may not be resolved by a credit card chargeback (see Conditions of Sale, No Chargeback Policy). Bidders are expected to examine material prior to purchase and at the time of pickup. If a bidder is unable to examine an item in person, they are responsible for obtaining a Condition Report and an Auction Addendum prior to bidding. If you are a successful purchaser, prompt payment and shipping arrangements are expected, followed by immediate examination of all material purchased. The purchaser must notify Pook & Pook, Inc. of any major discrepancies to the description listed in Bold Face Type (unless previously corrected in the Condition Report and/or Addendum). Pook & Pook, Inc. pays its consignors 30 days after the day of sale. Once consignors have been paid, Pook & Pook, Inc. will not honor any requests for refunds. If a buyer suspects a major discrepancy and will need longer than 30 days post sale to obtain documentation of such a discrepancy, they must notify Pook & Pook, Inc. in writing prior to that deadline so that payment can be withheld from the consignor until such time as the discrepancy is resolved or the sale is rescinded. Please note that this limited guarantee does not extend to any condition report, oral or written, provided to the buyer by Pook & Pook, Inc. Condition reports are provided as a courtesy and are not a replacement for physical observation/examination of the item(s) bidders wish to purchase, and as such, bidders must assume the responsibility for any errors or omissions contained therein. All dimensions given in the catalogue are approximate and are not guaranteed. All weights, grades, and sizes listed are approximate. Definitions of statements: a. “Attributed to” - work is of the period of the named artist and may be the work of that artist, but is not definitely. b. “Circle of” - work of the period closely associated with the artist or from his studio. c. “School of” - work by a pupil or follower of the artist, in his style. d. “After” - in our opinion, a copy of the work of the artist. e. “Signed” - has a signature which in our qualified opinion is the signature of the artist. f. “Bears signature” - has signature which in our qualified opinion, might be the signature of the artist. EXCLUSIONS Notwithstanding any other provision of these Terms of Guarantee, Pook & Pook, Inc. disclaims all warranties of authenticity of authorship for all lots consisting of works of fine art by or attributed to artists, authors, or persons living before 1870 and, when no artist, author or person is so identified, works attributed to a period which includes any date prior to 1870 and all warranties relating to the identification of the periods or dates of execution of property which may be proven inaccurate. Clocks and Mechanical items – Items with mechanical parts such as clocks, mechanical banks, music boxes, etc. are not guaranteed to be in working condition. Display materials – Display materials such as shelves, holders, and platform bases which may be shown in photographs are not included with any lot unless specifically stated in the written description. Lot Sampling – Lots depicted with the words “lot sampling” also in the photograph are only guaranteed to have those items listed in the written description. Firearms – Purchasers of firearms must strictly comply with all state and federal regulations governing their purchase, registration, and transportation. See Conditions of Sale for further information. We do not guarantee the working condition of any firearm. Pook & Pook, Inc. will not be liable for accident or injury resulting in purchase of firearm. Purchasers should have all firearms they purchase examined by a certified gunsmith prior to use. Jewelry - All jewelry weights and measurements are approximate. Items with semi-precious and precious stones are not returnable once they have been removed from our auction gallery. Electrified items – We do not guarantee the working condition of any electrified items such as lamps. Pook & Pook, Inc. will not be liable for accident or injury resulting in the use of any electrified item. Purchasers should have all electrified items they purchase examined by a certified electrician prior to use. Oriental Rugs - Pook & Pook, Inc. does not guarantee the names or patterns of Oriental rugs. Sizes provided are approximate. Wine and Spirits – Purchasers of alcoholic beverages must be at least 21 years of age. Wine and spirits sold at auction may be subject to laws governing export from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania/US and import to other states/foreign countries. It is the Purchaser’s responsibility to obtain any necessary import/export license and should secure the license prior to purchase. Sales will not be rescinded for inability to obtain a license or delay of same. Purchasers are governed by the laws of the jurisdiction in which the auction is held. By bidding at Pook & Pook, Inc. purchasers consent to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Bidding on any item indicates your acceptance of these Terms and all other terms announced/published at the time of sale.

Listing Terms and Conditions

CONDITIONS OF SALE 1. Auction – This is a public sale conducted by Pook & Pook, Inc., a licensed and bonded auctioneer. Pook & Pook, Inc. is the agent of the items being sold at auction. By bidding on any item at auction the purchaser agrees to be bound by these Conditions of Sale or any other conditions announced and/or published. 2. As Is – All items (hereinafter referred to as item(s), lot(s), article(s), antique(s), property, etc.) for sale are sold “AS IS” and Pook & Pook, Inc., its agents, employees, and/or consignors do not make any guarantees, warranties, or representations, expressed or implied, with respect to the items or the correctness of the catalogue or other description of the authenticity of authorship, physical condition, size, quality, rarity, importance, provenance, exhibitions, literature or historical relevance of the property or otherwise, except where applicable under the Terms of Guarantee (applies ONLY to published catalog auctions, NOT Online Only Auctions). No statement anywhere, whether oral or written, shall be deemed such a guarantee, warranty, or representation. 3. Condition – All prospective bidders should inspect the property they wish to purchase prior to bidding. If a bidder is unable to view an item in person, they are responsible for obtaining a condition report and/or additional photographs prior to bidding to determine an article’s condition, size, and degree of restoration. We endeavor to be fair and forthright with our descriptions and condition reports; however, bidders must acknowledge that antique items often show normal signs of use and wear, which might not be specified in a condition report. If you are a very particular client with expectations of perfection for the items you purchase, it is advisable that you inspect items in person or that you do not submit absentee bids as your definition of condition may be more exacting that an appraiser could have time to verify. The absence of a condition report does not imply that the lot is in good condition. Pook & Pook, Inc. reserves the right to reject any request for condition report/additional photograph in which, in our opinion, the value of the object is not commensurate with the time necessary to complete the request. Please also note that the warranties given by Pook & Pook, Inc. (applies to published/printed catalog auctions only), do not extend to the condition reports. Lots, especially those containing semi-precious and precious stones, cannot be returned once they have been removed from the gallery. Weights and measurements are approximate. Pook & Pook, Inc. does not guarantee clocks, watches, mechanical banks, scientific instruments, electric lamps, and other mechanical or electric items to be complete or in working condition. Display materials shown in photographs are not included with the lot unless stated in the description. Box lots (i.e. books) are only guaranteed to have those items listed in the description and no condition reports or additional photographs will be provided. 4. Reserve – Some lots offered may be subject to a reserve. The reserve is a confidential minimum price agreed upon by the consignor and Pook & Pook, Inc. below which the lot will not be sold. A representative of Pook & Pook, Inc. will execute such reserves by bidding for the consignor. Reserves are set at or below the estimated range. Under no circumstances will reserve amounts be disclosed to prospective bidders. 5. Auctioneer’s discretion – The auctioneer reserves the right to reject any bid which, in his/her opinion, is not commensurate with the value of the article being offered. At their discretion, the auctioneer may also reject any bid that he/she may determine as having a detrimental effect on the item in question or the sale as a whole. Unless otherwise announced by the auctioneer all bids are per lot as numbered in the catalogue. We reserve the right to withdraw any property before sale. The highest bidder acknowledged by the auctioneer will be the purchaser. In the event of any dispute between bidders, or in the event of doubt as to the validity of any bid, the auctioneer will have the final discretion either to determine the successful bidder or to re-offer and resell the article in dispute. If any dispute arises after the sale, our sale record is conclusive. 6. Registration – All bidders must provide identification and a major credit card in order to receive a bidder paddle and/or execute absentee or telephone bids. In order to protect our/our consignors’ interests, we may ask bidders to provide a deposit and/or provide additional financial references. We reserve the right to reject any registration for unqualified buyers. 7. Bidding – A bid may be placed one of several ways: a. In House Live Bids – In-house, live bidding is only available for select sales after registration and receipt of a paddle. The auctioneer will announce the lot number and a starting bid amount. Raise your paddle to indicate your intent to bid. You must be recognized/acknowledged by the auctioneer. After the fall of the hammer, the auctioneer will announce the hammer price and paddle and/or buyer number. b. Telephone Bids – Telephone bidding is only available for select sales. Any request for telephone bidding must be received by us in writing by bid form, online bid form, by fax, mail, and/or email at least 12 hours in advance of the start of the auction. We do not accept verbal requests for bids. Requests for telephone bids are executed by a designated Pook & Pook, Inc. employee with information provided to us by the bidder. Please check all information submitted for accuracy. The bidder should receive an acknowledgement that bids have been received and if no such acknowledgement is given, it is the bidder’s responsibility to confirm its receipt. Pook & Pook, Inc. executes bids based on lot number provided by the bidder, not the description, so please make sure that the lot number is correct when submitting bids. When the telephone bidder’s lot is up for sale, a designated Pook & Pook, Inc. employee will call the primary telephone number provided by the bidder. If time allows, our designee will call the secondary number provided by the bidder. Our designee will make every effort to execute bidder’s instructions. It is recommended that bidders leave a back-up amount in the event that the telephone bidder is unreachable. Bidder agrees to a minimum opening bid of $500 per lot for telephone bidding, regardless of the value of the lot. If it is necessary to change or cancel your telephone bid, your request must be received 12 hours in advance of the start of the auction and subsequently acknowledged. Submit changes or cancellations to bids@pookandpook.com. Telephone bids are accepted and/or executed at the discretion of Pook & Pook, Inc. and at the risk of the bidder. Telephone bidding is a convenience for bidders not present at auction and we are not responsible for any errors or omissions in connection therewith. c. Absentee Bids – Absentee bidding is only available for select sales (see Internet Bids for online absentee bidding). Any request for absentee bidding must be received by us in writing by bid form, online bid form, by fax, mail, and/or email at least 12 hours in advance of the start of the auction. We do not accept verbal requests for bids. Requests for absentee bids are executed by a designated Pook & Pook, Inc. employee with information provided to us by the bidder. Please check all information submitted for accuracy. The bidder should receive an acknowledgement that bids have been received and if no such acknowledgement is given, it is the bidder’s responsibility to confirm its receipt. Pook & Pook, Inc. executes bids based on lot number provided by the bidder, not the description, so please make sure that the lot number is correct when submitting bids. When a lot is up for sale, the auctioneer will bid competitively up to the absentee bidder’s maximum bid amount. If it is necessary to change or cancel your absentee bid, your request must be received 12 hours in advance of the start of the auction and subsequently acknowledged. Submit changes or cancellations to bids@pookandpook.com. Absentee bids are accepted and/or executed at the discretion of Pook & Pook, Inc. and at the risk of the bidder. Absentee bidding is a convenience for bidders not present at auction and we are not responsible for any errors or omissions in connection therewith. Absentee bids less than half of the low estimate will not be accepted, acknowledged, or processed. d. Internet Bidding – Internet bidding, both live and absentee, is available for all sales. A third party online bidding platform, Bidsquare, www.bidsquare.com, requires a separate registration. In order to expedite the Bidsquare registration process, it is recommended that you register at least one day before the start of the auction. Information is transmitted to us from Bidsquare and bid amounts are anonymous and we do not have previous knowledge of bids left by registered Bidsquare users. At the time of the sale, bids are executed by a designated Pook & Pook, Inc. employee transmitted to us by Bidsquare. We are not responsible for any errors, omissions, ability or inability, in connection with bidder’s use of Bidsquare as we are not able to control the transmission speed. WHEN THE PLATFORM STATES "FLOOR BIDDER", THIS MEANS A BIDDER NOT ON BIDSQUARE (a bidder in the room, on the phone, an absentee bid, or a bidder on another internet bidding platform). 8. Bidding increments IN-HOUSE SALES Bid Amount Increment up to $500 by $25 $500 to $1,000 by $50 $1,000 to $2,000 by $100 $2,000 to $5,000 by $200 $5,000 to $10,000 by $500 $10,000 to $20,000 by $1,000 $20,000 and up auctioneer’s discretion ONLINE ONLY SALES* Bid Amount Increment up to $500 by $10 $500 to $1,000 by $20 $1,000 to $5,000 by $50 $5,000 to $10,000 by $100 $10,000 and up auctioneer’s discretion *subject to change at auctioneer discretion 9. Title – Title of each lot passes when the hammer falls and/or the auctioneer says “SOLD”. Thereafter, any loss by fire, theft, breakage, or any other cause is the sole responsibility of the purchaser. Merchandise must be packed and transported by the purchaser at his own risk and expense. Employees or agents of Pook & Pook, Inc. shall not pack or transport the merchandise. If the buyer requests assistance from an employee or agent of Pook & Pook, Inc. with packaging or transport it is fully at the risk, responsibility, and expense of the purchaser, and Pook & Pook, Inc. shall not be liable for any loss or damage that may be caused by such employee or agent. We are not responsible for any damage to property left on the premises, or removed and stored in a storage facility. Pook & Pook, Inc. is not responsible for the acts or omissions of third parties whom the buyer retains for shipping, or any damage that occurs after items are removed from Pook & Pook, Inc.’s auction house. 10. Buyer’s Premium – A buyer’s premium will be added to the successful bid price and is payable by the purchaser as part of the total purchase price. A buyer’s premium for each individual lot is 22% (25% on Bidsquare or other third party online bid platform) of the successful bid price up to and including $1,000,000, and 13% on any amount in excess of $1,000,000. This amount will be added to the successful bid price of each lot and is payable by the purchaser together with the applicable sales or use tax which is applied to the total cost of your purchase. Online purchasers pay an additional 3% buyer’s premium for the use of the online bidding services. 11. Sales Tax – Buyers will be required to pay Pennsylvania Sales Tax of 6% at the time of payment unless: A) Items are shipped out of Pennsylvania by an ICC licensed shipping company; and/or, B) The buyer provides Pook & Pook, Inc. with a valid Sales Tax License Number and completes and signs Pennsylvania Exemption Certificate (REV-1220). The form is available at our office or found here: http://www.revenue.pa.gov/FormsandPublications/FormsforBusinesses/Documents/Sales-Use%20Tax/rev-1220.pdf 12. Payment – Payments can be made with cash, money order, cashier’s check, bank wire, or personal/business check. Make checks payable to Pook & Pook, Inc. A fee of up to $50.00 will be charged for returned checks. First time purchasers must pay with cash, bank check, money order, wire transfer, and/or personal/business check. First time purchasers paying with personal/business check cannot collect items until payment has cleared or ten days post-deposit. We can accept most major credit cards from established clients; however, there is an additional 3% surcharge. Pook & Pook, Inc. does not accept debit cards, PayPal, BidPay, and/or Western Union wires. Items purchased for a third party must be paid for by the purchaser of record, regardless of whether the purchaser of record has received funds from the third party. Payment is due no later than 10 days post sale. If payment is not received within 15 days of the day of sale, the credit card of record will be charged the invoice total plus a 3% surcharge. If no credit card is available or if payment has not been received within 28 days, Pook & Pook, Inc. will pursue alternate collection avenues to collect the balance due plus any storage, administrative, attorney, and/or court fees. Contact: billing@pookandpook.com with any questions. 13. Non-Payment – Pook & Pook, Inc. pays its consignors 30 days after the day of sale. If a buyer fails to make payment within 30 days of the day of sale, Pook & Pook Inc. shall be entitled to do any or all of the following: a. After 15 Days - Charge the credit card number provided to Pook & Pook, Inc. by the buyer for the total due plus any applicable fees (storage, interest, etc.) plus a 3% surcharge. If a deposit was submitted prior to bidding, this amount will not be refunded, but be kept and applied towards any owed amounts. b. After 30 Days – File a Civil Complaint against the buyer to recover any balance due plus court fees, interest, storage fees, administrative costs, attorney fees, and any other applicable financial hardship caused to Pook & Pook, Inc., and/or the consignor, or pursue other collection avenues to recover any and all losses. c. Charge interest at a rate of 1% per month throughout the entire time frame of non-payment. d. After 45 Days – Re-offer the items for sale, either publicly or privately, and collect any remaining balance owed after such sale from the original buyer, including, but not limited to: total balance remaining, lost buyer’s premium, lost consignor’s fee, court costs, interest, storage fees, attorney fees, administrative costs including those related to re-selling the item(s), and any other related fees. e. Reject further bidding or consignments by the buyer at any and all future auctions (Unpaid Item Disputes will be filed for all non-paying Bidsquare bidders). 14. Shipping/Pick-Up – Pook & Pook, Inc. does not provide in-house shipping, but will assist bidders in coordinating shipping with an outside shipping company. We reserve the right to hold merchandise purchased until payment has cleared the bank (10 days for personal checks, business checks, and overseas money orders/cashier’s checks), if we deem such action necessary to protect our interest. Items paid for via bank wire transfer, cashier’s check, or money order will be released immediately. All items must be picked up, or shipping arrangements made, within two weeks of the day of sale. All bidders must notify Pook & Pook, Inc. by email (shipping@pookandpook.com), telephone, (610) 269-4040, or fax (610) 269-9274 regarding their chosen shipper. The purchaser must pay the shipper in advance for all packaging expenses, including labor, materials, postage, and, if applicable, insurance fees. If the property purchased is subject to laws governing export from U.S. or laws restricting imports into foreign countries, the granting of licensing for export and/or import of such goods is the responsibility of the buyer. Pick-up times are Monday through Friday between 9AM and 4:30PM. Pook & Pook, Inc. will bring purchases to successful buyers, and/or their shippers, but buyers, and/or their shippers, must pack/wrap and load their items. 15. Storage Fees – Any items left at the gallery for more than two weeks following the sale will incur storage fees at a rate of $5.00 per lot, per day (this rate applies to all items regardless of size or value). Storage fees will begin on the 15th day regardless of payment status. Items still remaining at our gallery 45 days after the auction date will be considered abandoned and may be consigned to a future auction without additional notice to the purchaser. 16. No Chargeback Policy – Purchasers agree that disputes of any nature may not be resolved by a credit card chargeback and further agree to refrain from filing any chargeback claim against Pook & Pook, Inc. and/or its credit card merchant. By purchasing at Pook & Pook, Inc., the purchaser waives the right to initiate a chargeback and furthermore agrees to pay a minimum of $500 plus administrative fees, costs, attorney fees, and/or any other charges associated with responding to said chargeback due to the administrative burden of responding to said dispute. 17. Firearms – Purchasers of firearms must strictly comply with all state and federal regulations governing their purchase, registration, and transportation. Firearms requiring registration are designated in our catalogue as R (requires registration/FFL) or C&R (Curio & Relic). Bidders of firearms requiring registration (R or C&R) will be required to provide their Federal Firearms License or be a licensed Collector of Curio & Relics. If a purchaser does not possess a federal license, he/she must comply with additional registration as required by their resident state. The purchaser is solely responsible for fees associated with the additional registration requirements charged by Pook & Pook, Inc. or purchaser’s transfer agent. If the purchaser is not in possession of a federal license and is not a resident of Pennsylvania, he/she must make arrangements with a transfer agent in their resident state. If you are restricted from purchasing a firearm, please do not attempt to bid on any firearm. 18. Restricted Transport of Items – Certain items containing elements of restricted plant and/or animal material may require a permit, license, or certificate and be subject to laws governing export from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and import to other states/foreign countries. Prior to purchase, it is the Purchaser’s responsibility to familiarize themselves with relevant regulations of the state/country concerned and obtain any necessary permit, license, or certificate. Sales will not be rescinded for the Purchaser’s inability to obtain the required documentation. 19. Copyright – All information, text, articles, data, images, or other materials provided by Pook & Pook, Inc. either on our website, printed catalogue, and/or third-party website are copyrighted and sole property of Pook & Pook, Inc. You may not edit, modify and/or make use of such copyrighted materials without the express, prior written consent of Pook & Pook, Inc. You may only use, download, and/or copy any materials for informational purposes. 20. Limited Liability - Pook & Pook, Inc. shall not be liable for any amount in excess of that paid by the purchaser. See Terms of Guarantee for further details. 21. Jurisdiction - Purchasers are governed by the laws of the jurisdiction in which the auction is held. By bidding at Pook & Pook, Inc., purchasers consent to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. TERMS OF GUARANTEE Pook & Pook, Inc.’s Period Furniture, Fine Art, and Accessories Sales carry a limited guarantee. This guarantee is designed to protect the buyer against major discrepancies. (i.e. major restorations or repairs not described, fakes, forgeries, replicas, reproductions, or major fabrications) that would have a major effect upon the value of the item purchased. The limited guarantee only applies to period furniture, fine art and accessories sales, not decorative arts and/or online only sales. Pook & Pook, Inc. warrants the Authorship of items in Bold Face Type for a period of 15 days from the date of the sale of such lot and only to the original purchaser of record at the auction. If it is determined to Pook & Pook, Inc.’s satisfaction that the Bold Face Type is incorrect, the sale will be rescinded, provided the entire lot is returned to Pook & Pook, Inc. in the same condition in which it was at the time of the sale. It is also Pook & Pook, Inc.’s general policy to have the purchaser obtain, at the purchaser’s expense, the opinion of one (or two in some cases) recognized experts in the field, mutually acceptable to Pook & Pook, Inc. and the purchaser, before Pook & Pook, Inc. determines whether to rescind the sale. “Authorship” is defined as the creator, period, culture, source of origin, as the case may be, as set forth in the Bold Face Type of a lot in a printed catalogue, with exception of amendments by any oral or written salesroom notices or announcements. All other warranties of authenticity of authorship, express or implied, are hereby disclaimed and purchaser shall take each lot “as is” and with all faults and errors of description. Bold Face Type in the catalogue which identify an item specifically as the work of the named artist or author shall mean that the work is by the named artist or author (i.e. if the name of the artist is printed in Bold Face Type without a question mark and without any qualifying phrase such as “attributed to” or “circle of”. Bold Face Type in the catalogue attributing the work to a named artist or author shall mean that the work is of a period or school of the artist or author, but is not, with certainty, by the named artist or author. This may also be indicated with a question mark following the name of author. The purchaser’s sole remedy in the event of disputed authenticity of authorship of any lot shall be rescission of the sale and restitution of the original purchase price and premium paid by such purchaser. Pook & Pook, Inc. hereby disclaims all liability for any damages, incidental, consequential or otherwise, arising out of or in connection with any sale to purchaser. Pook & Pook, Inc. will not refund any shipping and/or handling fees paid to a third party by the purchaser. Disputes of any nature may not be resolved by a credit card chargeback (see Conditions of Sale, No Chargeback Policy). Bidders are expected to examine material prior to purchase and at the time of pickup. If a bidder is unable to examine an item in person, they are responsible for obtaining a Condition Report and an Auction Addendum prior to bidding. If you are a successful purchaser, prompt payment and shipping arrangements are expected, followed by immediate examination of all material purchased. The purchaser must notify Pook & Pook, Inc. of any major discrepancies to the description listed in Bold Face Type (unless previously corrected in the Condition Report and/or Addendum). Pook & Pook, Inc. pays its consignors 30 days after the day of sale. Once consignors have been paid, Pook & Pook, Inc. will not honor any requests for refunds. If a buyer suspects a major discrepancy and will need longer than 30 days post sale to obtain documentation of such a discrepancy, they must notify Pook & Pook, Inc. in writing prior to that deadline so that payment can be withheld from the consignor until such time as the discrepancy is resolved or the sale is rescinded. Please note that this limited guarantee does not extend to any condition report, oral or written, provided to the buyer by Pook & Pook, Inc. Condition reports are provided as a courtesy and are not a replacement for physical observation/examination of the item(s) bidders wish to purchase, and as such, bidders must assume the responsibility for any errors or omissions contained therein. All dimensions given in the catalogue are approximate and are not guaranteed. All weights, grades, and sizes listed are approximate. Definitions of statements: a. “Attributed to” - work is of the period of the named artist and may be the work of that artist, but is not definitely. b. “Circle of” - work of the period closely associated with the artist or from his studio. c. “School of” - work by a pupil or follower of the artist, in his style. d. “After” - in our opinion, a copy of the work of the artist. e. “Signed” - has a signature which in our qualified opinion is the signature of the artist. f. “Bears signature” - has signature which in our qualified opinion, might be the signature of the artist. EXCLUSIONS Notwithstanding any other provision of these Terms of Guarantee, Pook & Pook, Inc. disclaims all warranties of authenticity of authorship for all lots consisting of works of fine art by or attributed to artists, authors, or persons living before 1870 and, when no artist, author or person is so identified, works attributed to a period which includes any date prior to 1870 and all warranties relating to the identification of the periods or dates of execution of property which may be proven inaccurate. Clocks and Mechanical items – Items with mechanical parts such as clocks, mechanical banks, music boxes, etc. are not guaranteed to be in working condition. Display materials – Display materials such as shelves, holders, and platform bases which may be shown in photographs are not included with any lot unless specifically stated in the written description. Lot Sampling – Lots depicted with the words “lot sampling” also in the photograph are only guaranteed to have those items listed in the written description. Firearms – Purchasers of firearms must strictly comply with all state and federal regulations governing their purchase, registration, and transportation. See Conditions of Sale for further information. We do not guarantee the working condition of any firearm. Pook & Pook, Inc. will not be liable for accident or injury resulting in purchase of firearm. Purchasers should have all firearms they purchase examined by a certified gunsmith prior to use. Jewelry - All jewelry weights and measurements are approximate. Items with semi-precious and precious stones are not returnable once they have been removed from our auction gallery. Electrified items – We do not guarantee the working condition of any electrified items such as lamps. Pook & Pook, Inc. will not be liable for accident or injury resulting in the use of any electrified item. Purchasers should have all electrified items they purchase examined by a certified electrician prior to use. Oriental Rugs - Pook & Pook, Inc. does not guarantee the names or patterns of Oriental rugs. Sizes provided are approximate. Wine and Spirits – Purchasers of alcoholic beverages must be at least 21 years of age. Wine and spirits sold at auction may be subject to laws governing export from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania/US and import to other states/foreign countries. It is the Purchaser’s responsibility to obtain any necessary import/export license and should secure the license prior to purchase. Sales will not be rescinded for inability to obtain a license or delay of same. Purchasers are governed by the laws of the jurisdiction in which the auction is held. By bidding at Pook & Pook, Inc. purchasers consent to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Bidding on any item indicates your acceptance of these Terms and all other terms announced/published at the time of sale.

Listing Information
Online Only Decorative Arts Auction Wednesday, March 18th, 2020 at 9AM ALL BIDDING FOR THIS AUCTION IS ONLINE. Exhibition: Monday, March 16, 2020 - 10AM to 4PM Tuesday, March 17, 2020 - 10AM to 4PM Online Only Auctions at Pook & Pook are live auctions, not timed auctions. They run just like a regular salesroom auction with the lots being sold one at a time in lot number order. The only difference is that there are no bidders in the salesroom or on the phones. All bidding, both live and absentee, is taking place online through online bidding platforms. You can leave absentee bids up until a few minutes before an item sells. You can also bid live when the item crosses the auction block. Once the item is live, outbid notices cease. When the bidding slows down, a fair warning is given and a five second countdown begins. If nobody clicks bid during that five second countdown, the clerk then clicks ‘sold’. If someone does click bid, the countdown clock resets itself to five seconds and the countdown begins again. For the Online Only Auctions, we sell approximately 150 lots per hour. Please note that Pook & Pook is using multiple online bidding platforms for this auction. When watching the auction online, please note that "floor" bid simply means a bid taken from a different platform than the one you are watching. If you have any additional questions about how our Online Only Auctions work, please call (610) 269-4040 or email info@pookandpook.com. The buyer’s premium for this auction is 25%. CREDIT CARDS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED FROM FIRST TIME PURCHASERS. POOK & POOK DOES NOT SHIP IN-HOUSE BUT IS HAPPY TO ASSIST BUYERS WITH ARRANGING SHIPPING WITH AN OUTSIDE SHIPPER. THERE IS NO GALLERY EXHIBITION ON THE DAY OF THE SALE. THE BUYER'S PREMIUM IS 25%. PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS AUCTION WILL BE LISTED ON MULTIPLE PLATFORMS. 1001. Painted sheet iron rooster weathervane, 19th c., 13" h., 20" w. Est. $100-200 1002. Wrought iron skillet, 19th c., stamped W. Foster, 45" l. Est. $80-120 1003. Painted pressboard gameboard, early 20th c., 24" x 24". Est. $100-150 1004. Two tramp art miniature dressers, ca. 1900, 15 1/4" h., 8 3/4" w. and 11 1/2" h., 9 1/2" w. Est. $100-200 1005. Painted dome lid box, 19th c., with decoupage chinoiserie decoration, 5 1/2" h., 12" w. Est. $100-200 1006. Two Pennsylvania walnut dresser boxes, ca. 1900, with carved bird and floral decoration, 5 3/4" h., 8 3/4" w. and 5" h., 9" w. Est. $200-300 1007. Green and white appliqué oak leaf quilt, mid 19th c., 84" x 86". Est. $140-240 1008. Matchstick dresser box, inscribed Anna, together with another dresser box and a painted slide lid box (lacking lid) Est. $100-200 1009. Pennsylvania poplar lock box, 19th c., with side drawer, 11" h., 15 1/4" w. Est. $100-200 1010. Collection of early marbles, to include sulphides, Bennington, etc. together with a marble gameboard. Est. $200-300 1011. Pair of large Staffordshire spaniels, 19th c., 13 3/4" h. Est. $80-120 1012. Iron tools, to include signed oyster knives, sugar nippers, shears, etc. Est. $200-300 1013. Four pieces of diamond thumbprint glass, tallest - 9 1/2". Est. $100-200 1014. Two Parquetry gameboards, late 19th c., 19" x 27 1/2" and 16" x 16". Est. $100-200 1015. Four Pennsylvania toleware bread trays, 19th c. Est. $200-300 1016. Pennsylvania rye straw bee skep, together with a basket having a bentwood handle. Est. $80-120 1017. Walnut parcheesi gameboard, 19th c., inlaid with US three-cent pieces, 19 1/2" x 19 1/4". Est. $100-150 1018. Four redware bird houses, to include examples by Stahl and Seagreaves. Est. $100-200 1019. Painted tramp art comb box, late 19th c., 8" h., 8 1/2" w. Est. $100-200 1020. Mortised walnut footstool, 19th c., 7 3/4" h., 12 1/2" w. Est. $80-120 1021. Three Pennsylvania rye straw baskets, largest - 7" h., 20" w. Est. $100-200 1022. Group of carved and painted animals, tallest - 7" h. Est. $100-200 1023. Double sided parquetry gameboard, late 19th c., 20 1/2" x 20 1/2". Est. $100-200 1024. Two tramp art dresser boxes, late 19th c., 10 1/2" h., 12 3/4" w. and 7" h., 11" w. Est. $200-300 1025. Eight redware shallow bowls, 19th c., 5 3/4" dia. - 7 1/2" dia. Est. $100-200 1026. Two tiger maple footstools, 19th c. Est. $140-240 1027. Pennsylvania stoneware lidded cake crock, 19th c., with cobalt decoration, 5 1/2" h., 8 1/2" dia. Est. $100-200 1028. Group of Bennington and Rockingham pottery, 19th c. Est. $140-240 1029. Painted pine dresser box, 19th c., retaining its original decoration, 6 1/4" h., 12 1/4" w. Est. $200-400 1030. Stained poplar guitar case, 19th c., 37" l. Est. $140-240 1031. Two Three-gallon stoneware jugs, 19th c., with cobalt decoration, 14" h. Est. $200-300 1032. Painted pine gameboard, ca. 1900, 20 1/4" x 14 1/4". Est. $100-150 1033. Sailor's carved dresser box, 19th c., inscribed Frank on lid, and Hope and Good Luck on sides, 5 1/4" h., 11 1/2" w. Est. $100-200 1034. Amish painted cradle, 17 3/4" l., together with an early teddy bear. Provenance: Cradle - Henry Lapp sale. Est. $100-200 1035. Redware figure of an African American mans head, 7 1/2" h. Est. $140-240 1036. Stoneware canteen, together with a painted redware hen bank. Est. $200-300 1037. Pair of shard memory plates, 8 3/4" dia., together with a painted tin horn, 23 1/4" l. Est. $100-200 1038. Pair of Indian clubs, together with a mallet and scoop, stamped N.B. Bagg. Est. $200-300 1039. Miniature watercolor portrait of a woman, 19th c., 4" x 3 1/4". Est. $80-120 1040. Southeastern Pennsylvania ink fraktur bookplate, 19th c., 4 1/2" x 3 1/4". Est. $100-150 1041. Group of antique frames. Est. $100-150 1042. Miniature Pennsylvania redware plate, 19th c., with slip flower decoration, 5" dia. Est. $200-300 1043. Pieced crib quilt, 19th c., 30" x 24". Est. $100-150 1044. Tin chandelier, 20th c., 22" dia. Provenance: Sam Morgan Auctions. Est. $80-120 1045. Two Jacquard coverlets, mid 19th c. Est. $100-200 1046. Slag glass table lamp, early 20th c., 23 1/2" h. Est. $200-400 1047. Copper bedwarmer, 19th c., with punched distilfink decoration, 41 1/4" l. Est. $80-120 1048. Silk and wood shaving Easter basket, with decoupage eggs, 5" h., 13 1/2" w. Est. $80-120 1049. Four pieces of chalkware, ca. 1900, tallest - 10 1/2" h. Est. $200-400 1050. Three miniature watercolor portraits, 19th c., 4" x 3". Est. $200-300 1051. Painted toleware tea caddy, 19th c., 5" h., 5" w. Est. $80-120 1052. Two Continental blue and white pottery pitchers, 9 3/4" h. Est. $40-80 1053. Tucker porcelain urn, ca. 1830, 12 1/2" h. Est. $80-120 1054. Pair of spurious Peales Museum silhouettes of George and Martha Washington, 5" x 3 1/2". Est. $100-150 1055. Two unframed prints, to include Court of Death, after Rembrandt Peale and Mount Vernon in Virginia. Est. $10-20 1056. Unframed prints, many historical, together with a framed printed fraktur and a sterling silver spoon, inscribed Presidents House. Est. $80-120 1057. Carved and painted horse, 21 1/2" h. Est. $200-300 1058. Carved and painted horse pull toy, 24" h. Est. $200-300 1059. Painted cast iron horse windmill weight, 16 1/2" .h Est. $200-400 1060. Miniature mahogany chest of drawers, 19th c., 16 1/2" h., 14 1/2" w. Est. $100-200 1061. Mahogany silver chest, 19th c., 12 3/4" x 20". Est. $100-200 1062. English mahogany apothecary cabinet, ca. 1800, open - 18" h., 23" w. Est. $300-500 1063. Appliqué quilt, late 19th c., 79" x 75". Est. $200-400 1064. Star of Bethlehem quilt, dated 1880, 74" x 82". Est. $200-300 1065. Rosewood donation box, 19th c., together with a mahogany dresser box, 5 1/2" h., 13" w. and 8 3/4" h., 12" w. Est. $140-240 1066. Brass mounted plane, marking gauge and horse scrape. Est. $100-200 1067. Battersea patch box, together with two porcelain boxes. Est. $100-150 1068. Collection of sterling silver and plated dresser accessories. Est. $300-500 1069. Boston sterling silver mug, by Bigelow, Bros. & Kennard, 3 7/8" h., 6.5 ozt. Est. $80-120 1070. Weighted sterling silver, to include four Tiffany candlesticks. Est. $100-200 1071. Scofield Pantheon pattern sterling silver tea service, together with a plated tray, 132.4 ozt. Est. $1,400-1,600 1072. English repousse silver hot water kettle, early 19th c., bearing the touch of Robert Garrard, 14 1/2" h., 65.7 ozt. Est. $800-1,000 1073. Sterling silver three-piece tea service, 20.1 ozt. Est. $220-260 1074. Two repousse sterling silver bowls, together with a plate, inscribed Dorothy, 45.5 ozt. Est. $460-500 1075. Sterling silver bowls and serving dishes, 46.5 ozt. Est. $480-520 1076. Sterling silver tablewares, 53.6 ozt., together with a pair of plated candelabra. Est. $540-580 1077. Coin silver flatware, 6.6 ozt., together with an 800 silver strainer, 1.4 ozt. and a group of silver handled serving utensils. Est. $100-140 1078. Sterling silver flatware, 45.5 ozt. Est. $460-500 1079. Sterling silver serving utensils, 15 ozt. Est. $160-200 1080. Sterling silver serving utensils, 27.8 ozt. Est. $300-340 1081. Chinese export porcelain rose medallion teapot and cup, with case, together with a small printed roundel. Est. $100-150 1082. Miniature stoneware crock, 19th c., with cobalt decoration and incised 1/3W 2/3d, 4" h. Est. $200-300 1083. American painted leather fire bucket, dated 1816, 13 1/2" h. Est. $140-240 1084. Four iron mouth harps, two signed J. Smith. Est. $80-120 1085. Seven wrought iron scissors and snuffers, 19th c. Est. $80-120 1086. Group of early straight razors. Est. $80-120 1087. Group of toys, to include marbles, spinning tops, etc. Est. $80-120 1088. Group of early sewing accessories, to include button hole cutters, bone knitting accessories, etc. Est. $140-240 1089. Group of early instruments and accessories, together with a tole box, brass compass, small powder horn, etc. Est. $200-300 1090. Five Continental miniature watercolor portraits. Est. $140-240 1091. Five miniature watercolor portraits, 19th c. Est. $200-400 1092. Four miniature portraits and silhouettes, 19th c. Est. $140-240 1093. Hearth equipment, to include two waffle irons, fire tools, a trammel, and a ladle. Est. $200-300 1094. Large chalkware stag, 15" h, Est. $100-200 1095. Painted pine knife tray, 19th c., 7" l., 14" w. Est. $100-150 1096. Woodenware, to include a bowl, butterprints, scoop, etc. Est. $100-150 1097. Van Briggle art pottery vase, 11" h. Est. $80-120 1098. Child's figured maple pie crust table, early 20th c., 17 1/2" h. Est. $80-120 1099. Pair of iron Dewey crow decoys, 11" h. Est. $80-120 1100. American silver medal, inscribed United States of America, above a spread winged eagle, the reverse with Native American, inscribed G Washington President 1789, bearing the hallmark JW, possibly of a later date, 4" h. Est. $200-300 1101. Maitland Smith carved mahogany sideboard, 34 1/2" h., 60" w. Est. $200-400 1102. German carved walnut bookcase, 19th c., 96 1/2" h., 57" w. Est. $400-600 1103. German carved oak center table and four chairs, ca. 1900, 29" h., 38" w. Est. $400-600 1104. George III style mahogany breakfront, constructed from old and new material, 78 1/2" h., 65 1/2" w. Est. $500-1,000 1105. Large German carved mahogany buffet, late 19th c., 105" h., 65 1/2" w. Est. $400-800 1106. German carved oak cabinet, late 19th c., 38 1/2" h., 42" w. Est. $300-500 1107. Pair of German carved cerule chairs, together with a vitrine, 73 1/2" h. Est. $300-500 1108. Mahogany bureau with porcelain mounts, 31 1/2" h., 38" w., together with a small marquetry demilune table, 29" h., 30" w. and a plate stand. Est. $200-400 1109. Classical mahogany dressing mirror, ca. 1830, with brass mounts, 37" h., 29 1/4" w. Est. $300-500 1110. Painted pine jelly cupboard, 19th c., retaining an old blue surface, 54 1/4" h., 46" w. Est. $500-1,000 1111. Stained pine harvest table, 19th c., retaining and old red surface, 28 1/2" h., 19" w., 71 1/2" d. Est. $400-700 1112. Pine corner shelf, 66" h. Est. $140-240 1113. Werlich stencil decorated child's pull sleigh, 32" l. Est. $100-200 1114. Painted Emery child's sled, 33" l. Est. $200-300 1115. Painted infants push sleigh, 48" l. Est. $140-240 1116. Sheraton mahogany marble top mixing table, ca. 1815, 27 3/4" h., 36" w., together with a Federal side chair and a small end table. Est. $200-300 1117. Chippendale style carved mahogany sofa, stamped SHK, 38 1/2" h., 79" w. Est. $200-400 1118. Pennsylvania Sheraton mahogany bowfront chest of drawers, 40 3/4" h., 42" w. Est. $200-300 1119. Federal mahogany bowfront chest of drawers, ca. 1805, with line inlay, 37" h., 40 3/4" w. Est. $200-400 1120. Mahogany tall case clock, early 20th c., the works stamped B&D, 74 1/2" h. Est. $100-200 1121. Pennsylvania William and Mary painted poplar dower chest, ca. 1760, 25 1/2" h., 50" w. Est. $300-500 1122. Walnut shaving mirror, 19th c., with candlearms, 21 1/2" x 20". Est. $100-200 1123. Walnut splay leg stand, 19th c., 27 1/4" h., 18 3/4" w. Est. $100-200 1124. Small mortised pine bench, 19th c., 17" h., 42" w. Est. $80-120 1125. Pennsylvania or Maryland Chippendale walnut Pembroke table, late 18th c., 29" h., 18 1/4" w., 34" d. Provenance: Whiteside Auction 1973. Est. $300-500 1126. Federal style mahogany dwarf clock, retailed by Shreve, Crump & Low, Boston, 60" h. Est. $200-400 1127. Oil on canvas three-part folding screen, early 20th c., 72" x 60". Est. $200-300 1128. Philadelphia Chippendale walnut armchair, ca. 1770. Est. $300-500 1129. New England Sheraton mahogany sofa, ca. 1810, with satinwood inlays, 35" h., 72" w. Est. $200-300 1130. George III style carved mahogany open armchair. Est. $200-300 1131. Pennsylvania painted hard pine schrank, composed of period and non period elements, 82" h., 60" w. Est. $800-1,200 1132. Pennsylvania painted pine dower chest, late 18th c., 22" h., 50" w. Est. $400-700 1133. Pennsylvania Chippendale walnut dining chair, ca. 1780. Est. $100-200 1134. Pennsylvania painted poplar dower chest, late 18th c., with later decoration, 30" h., 49" w. Est. $500-1,000 1135. Mortised pine bench, 19th c., 34" h., 48" w. Est. $140-240 1136. Pennsylvania walnut schrank, constructed form period and non period elements, 87" h., 62" w. Est. $800-1,200 1137. Pennsylvania pine and poplar tall case clock, ca. 1800, 93" h. Est. $400-800 1138. Berks County, Pennsylvania painted pine dower chest, dated 1780, decorated in the manner of Bieber, 29 3/4" h., 49 1/4" w. Est. $800-1,200 1139. Pennsylvania painted poplar child's blanket chest, ca. 1800, with later sponge decoration, 16" h., 24" w. Est. $400-600 1140. Sheraton cherry one-drawer stand, 19th c., 30" h., 25" w. Est. $80-120 1141. W. Wallick Windsor settee, 31" h., 86" w. Est. $500-1,000 1142. English Windsor armchair, ca. 1800. Est. $300-400 1143. Painted pine churn, for Wallace & Kohler, York, Pennsylvania, 32" h., 18 1/2" w. Est. $200-400 1144. Pennsylvania Federal walnut slant front desk, ca. 1795, 42 1/4" h., 37 1/2" w. Est. $200-400 1145. Regency style mahogany games table, together with a reproduction Windsor, a candlestand and a child's tavern table. Est. $200-400 1146. Continental painted pine cupboard, 19th c., 24 1/2" h., 18 1/2" w. Est. $140-240 1147. MacKenzie Child's woven hassock and ceramic foot ottoman, 14 1/2" h., 31" w. Est. $200-300 1148. Pair of Stickley oak armchairs. Est. $200-400 1149. Sheraton cherry and birds-eye maple two-drawer stand, 19th c., 28 1/2" h., 18 1/2" w. Est. $200-400 1150. Large painted ladderback armchair, late 18th c. Est. $200-300 1151. Carl Weber watercolor river landscape, signed lower right, 13" x 26". Est. $140-240 1152. Mahogany and gilt mirror, early 20th c., 55 3/4" h. Est. $100-200 1153. Chippendale mahogany looking glass, ca. 1800, 38" h. Est. $140-240 1154. Engraving of General Washington, after Trumbull, 25 1/4" x 17 1/4". Est. $140-240 1155. Large needlework of George Washington, 33 1/2" x 26 1/2". Est. $80-120 1156. Thomas Craig (American 1849-1924), watercolor landscape, signed lower right, 15" x 24". Est. $140-240 1157. Pair of oil on board landscapes, signed Jeanne Stauffer '40, 16" x 20". Est. $100-200 1158. Adolph Pannash (American 1866-1952), oil on canvas country landscape, signed lower left, 18" x 24". Est. $80-120 1159. Oil on board winter landscape, early 20th c., 16 1/2" x 20 1/2". Est. $80-120 1160. Two Sheraton mirrors, ca. 1830, 22 1/2" x 10 1/4" and 25" x 14". Est. $80-120 1161. Two oil country landscapes, one signed Kornbau, 16 1/2" x 24" and 18" x 24". Est. $80-120 1162. David Ellinger, silkscreen Amish auction, 18 1/4" x 23 1/2". Est. $80-120 1163. Philip Chillman (American 1841-1915), watercolor landscape, signed lower right, 14" x 25". Est. $80-120 1164. Color lithograph, White's Big Cattle Show, after Krimmel, 24" x 26". Est. $60-90 1165. George Newman (American 1875-1965), watercolor and gouache landscape, signed lower right, 15"x 21". Est. $100-150 1166. Grandma Moses, silkscreen country landscape, 21" x 26". Est. $100-200 1167. Continental silk and metallic thread embroidery, 18th c., 25 1/2" x 19 1/2". Est. $80-120 1168. Ensigns & Thayer color lithograph, Presidents of the United States, 29" x 20 1/2". Est. $200-300 1169. Group of unframed prints, fraktur, works on paper. Est. $80-120 1170. Marc Chagall lithograph, Profil a l'enfant rouge, 12 1/2" x 9 1/2". Est. $200-300 1171. Andrew Wyeth (American 1917-2009), collotype Blueberries, signed and numbered 121/250, 12 1/4" x 18 1/2". Est. $200-300 1172. Carolyn Wyeth (American 1909-1994), three signed prints Up From the Woods, 24 1/2" x 30". Est. $200-300 1173. Andrew Wyeth (American 1917-2009), collotype Harlequin, signed and numbered 52/300, 14 3/4" x 17 1/2". Est. $200-400 1174. Andrew Wyeth (American 1917-2009), The Helga Pictures, six nude studies, all inscribed Helga. Est. $200-300 1175. Military enlistment certificate for William Hass, 51st Regiment of the Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, 28" x 22". Est. $100-150 1176. Pennsylvania oil on poplar panel portrait of a young man, ca. 1840, inscribed in lower right corner Done at Once, 24" x 18 1/2". Est. $140-240 1177. Three silk on linen samplers, 19th c. Est. $140-240 1178. Ink fraktur manuscript, late 18th c., 12 1/4" x 7 1/2". Est. $80-120 1179. Pencil and watercolor landscape, late 19th c., identified on a label as Uncle Gaylords Mill, Union Springs, NY, 7" x 11". Est. $100-150 1180. Three Pennsylvania printed and hand colored fraktur. Est. $100-200 1181. Wool embroidery of a mother and children, 19th c. 14" x 16 1/2". Est. $140-240 1182. Two oil works, signed M. Stark 1938 and Lindenmate, 13" x 16" and 14" x 16". Est. $80-120 1183. Pennsylvania printed fraktur, by Samuel Baumann, Ephrata, dated 1811, 13" x 15 3/4", together with a printed Himmelsbrief, 16 1/4" x 11 1/2". Est. $80-120 1184. Printed and hand colored fraktur Irrgarten, by Blumer, 15 1/4" x 12". Est. $140-240 1185. Three Victor Shearer oil on canvas landscapes, largest - 10" x 15". Est. $100-200 1186. Three oil works, largest - 10" x 15". Est. $80-120 1187. Pair of Jerry Quier oil on board winter landscapes, both signed, 5" x 7". Est. $80-120 1188. Two Blousy Angel artist ink and watercolor fraktur, 8" x 13" and 13" x 16". Est. $200-400 1189. Watercolor drawing of a house, together with a watercolor of three puppies, 9" x 10 1/4" and 8 1/2" x 11 1/2". Est. $100-200 1190. Adrian Martinez (American b. 1949), pair of oil on board portraits of William and Maryann Early, after the works by Thomas Sully, 30" x 25". Est. $200-400 1191. Pair of Japanese painted scrolls, together with a Chinese embroidery, 23 3/4" x 8 1/2" and 15 3/4" x 15 3/4". Est. $100-200 1192. Two Sheraton mirrors, 19th c. 29" x 15" and 24 1/4" x 13 3/4". Est. $140-240 1193. Oil on canvas, 19th c., of a woman with mandolin, 20" x 24". Est. $140-240 1194. Oil on panel, 19th c., of a country landscape, 18" x 21 3/4". Est. $140-240 1195. Arnold Todd (American mid 20th c.), oil on canvas portrait of John L. Hillpot, a farmer from Tinicum Township, Pennsylvania, 32" x 24". Est. $140-240 1196. Lillian Harpel (American, late19th/early 20th c.), oil on canvas barnscene, with sheep, signed lower right, dated 1907, 18" x 27". Est. $300-500 1197. David Y. Ellinger (American 1913-2003), watercolor fraktur, signed lower middle, 9" x 7". Est. $200-300 1198. Two silk on linen samplers, 19th c., 12" x 8 1/4" and 12" x 12 3/4". Est. $200-300 1199. Silk on linen band sampler, 19th c., wrought by Martha Barnard, 20 1/2" x 8 1/2". Est. $140-240 1200. English silk on linen sampler, dated 1819, wrought by Ann Sparke, under the tutelage of M. Williams, 12 1/2" x 13". Est. $200-300 1201. Lesghi star shriven carpet, ca. 1900, 5'10" x 3'7". Est. $140-240 1202. Heriz mat, ca. 1940, 4' x 2'10". Est. $100-200 1203. Beluch mat, together with a Caucasian mat, 3'4" x 1'6" and 1'7" x 1'11". Est. $100-200 1204. Hamadan carpet, ca. 1930, 7'3" x 4'4" . Est. $140-240 1205. Hamadan carpet, ca. 1930, 6' x 3'2". Est. $60-90 1206. Turkoman carpet, early 20th c., 5'5" x 4'10", together with a Hamadan runner, 9'4" x 3'4". Est. $100-200 1207. Turkish carpet, early 20th c., 5'10" x 3'4". Est. $200-300 1208. Bidjar carpet, 5'6" x 3'8". Est. $200-300 1209. Persian carpet, 10' x 6'6". Est. $300-500 1210. Bidjar runner, 8'4" x 2'6". Est. $140-240 1211. Semi antique Bidjar carpet, 5'6" x 3'7". Est. $200-300 1212. Semi antique Bidjar carpet, 5'9" x 4'. Est. $200-300 1213. Semi antique Bidjar carpet, 9' x 5'3". Est. $300-500 1214. Bidjar carpet, 9'9" x 6'8". Est. $300-500 1215. Persian carpet, 10'3" x 6'7". Est. $300-400 1216. Semi antique Bidjar carpet, 5'6" x 3'8". Est. $200-300 1217. Shiraz long rug, 10'5" x 4'4". Est. $200-400 1218. Semi antique Afghan carpet, 4'9" x 3'6". Est. $80-120 1219. Two Bidjar mats, 4' x 2'5" and 4'1" x 2'7". Est. $200-300 1220. Two semi antique Caucasian carpets, 4'2" x 2'9" and 4'10" x 2'9". Est. $140-240 1221. Bohkara carpet, early 20th c., 7'10" x 6'. Est. $140-240 1222. Persian carpet, early 20th c., 6'8" x 4'5". Est. $140-240 1223. Two Turkoman mats, 4' x 3'10" and 2'4" x 1'7". Est. $80-120 1224. Indo carpet, early/mid 20th c., 15'2" x 10'4". Est. $400-600 1225. Three Oriental mats, early/mid 20th c., largest - 5' x 3'9". Est. $140-240 1226. Stoneware lidded crock, 19th c., with cobalt flower decoration, 9" h. Est. $140-240 1227. Tin birdcage, late 19th c., together with a later carved bird, possibly by Noyes, 15 1/2" h. Est. $100-200 1228. Painted tramp art miniature cupboard, ca. 1900, with heart sides, 12" h., together with a tramp art sewing box, 10" h. Est. $140-240 1229. Pine thread holder, late 19th c., 8" h. Est. $100-200 1230. Two painted tramp art wall pockets, ca. 1900, 8" h. and 7 1/4" h. Est. $100-200 1231. Painted mortised stool, with splay legs, together with a floral painted stool and a cherry stool with scalloped apron. Est. $200-300 1232. Wallpaper dome lid box, together with a hide covered box, with London label, 19th c. Est. $100-200 1233. Three wallpaper dresser boxes, largest - 4 1/2" h., 7 1/2" w. Est. $200-300 1234. Sevres style porcelain urn, 27 3/4" h. Est. $200-400 1235. Ten Dresden reticulated porcelain plates, 9 1/4" dia. Est. $100-200 1236. Steuben aurene glass vase, 5 7/8" h. Est. $140-240 1237. Lalique frosted glass owl vase, 5 3/8" h. Est. $140-240 1238. Brilliant cut glass table lamp, vase and compote, tallest - 20 1/2" h. Est. $200-400 1239. Baccarat glass bowl, 15" dia. Est. $80-120 1240. French gilt metal mantel clock, 16 1/2" h. Est. $100-200 1241. Fourteen flow blue plates, a shallow bowl, 6" h., 10 1/4" dia. and a blue feather edge platter, 14 1/4" l., 18" w. Est. $140-240 1242. Historical blue Staffordshire Exchange Charleston small tray, 4 7/8" l., 6 3/4" w., together with a Rebecca at the Well creamer, 4 3/4" h. Est. $80-120 1243. Scrimshaw whale tooth, with ship, anchor and woman with hoop, 5 1/2" h. Est. $140-240 1244. Pieced chintz quilt, dated 1804, 94" x 100". Est. $100-150 1245. Blue and white overshot coverlet, 19th c. Est. $80-120 1246. Two American coverlets, 19th c. Est. $100-200 1247. Pieced diamond quilt, 19th c., 81" x 81". Est. $100-200 1248. Painted pine slide lid box, 19th c., 5" h., 12 1/2" w., together with a Pennsylvania painted bentwood box (lacking cover), 2 3/4" h., 6" w. Est. $140-240 1249. Four bentwood sifters, 19th c., largest - 21" dia. Est. $80-120 1250. Primitive mouse trap, 19th c., 10" l. Est. $80-120 1251. Three mocha tablewares, tallest - 4". Est. $300-400 1252. Five assorted baskets. Est. $60-90 1253. Sailors pewter inlaid marlin spike, 19th c., 13 3/4" l. Est. $80-120 1254. Miscellaneous items, to include pipes, bowie knife, etc. Est. $60-90 1255. Five pieces of Pennsylvania redware 19th c., tallest - 7 1/2". Est. $140-240 1256. Group of Pennsylvania redware, 19th c., tallest - 4 1/2". Est. $140-240 1257. Primitive painted pine zither, 19th c., 30 1/2" l. Est. $80-120 1258. Red and white Jacquard coverlet, 19th c., with eagle corners. Est. $100-150 1259. Five tin stencils, to include Diehl, Kostenbauder, Hillpot, etc., longest - 18 3/4". Est. $80-120 1260. Two carved canes, late 19th c. Est. $100-150 1261. Four carved canes, with animal grips. Est. $100-150 1262. Two carved canes, together with a bone grip cane. Est. $100-150 1263. Three carved canes with figural grips. Est. $200-300 1264. Lyman Fenton Bennington coachman bottle, together with a lidded toby canister, 11" h. and 5 1/4" h. Est. $80-120 1265. Carved and painted spread winged eagle, in the manner of Wilhelm Schimmel, mid 20thc., 9 1/2" h., 16 1/4" w. Est. $300-500 1266. Philadelphia copper kettle, 19th c., the handle stamped Heiss Phila, 11 1/2" h. Est. $100-200 1267. Turned mahogany lamp holder, together with two iron fat lamps, 22" h. Est. $200-300 1268. Carved walnut figure, 19th c., with articulated arms, 11 1/2" h. Est. $140-240 1269. Two mocha pitchers, 19th c., with seaweed and earthworm decoration, 7 1/2" h. Est. $140-240 1270. Group of mocha tablewares Est. $300-500 1271. Cast iron stove plate, with stag, 22 3/4" h., 23 3/4" w. Est. $100-200 1272. Set of wrought iron fireplace tools, 32 3/4" h. Est. $100-200 1273. Chinese porcelain jardinière, 20th c., with stand - 27 1/2" h. Est. $100-200 1274. Chinese export style tobacco leaf tureen and undertray, 8 1/4" h., 15 1/4" w. Est. $100-200 1275. Painted sheet iron weathervane, 20th c., of a gentleman and cow, 12 1/2" h., 28" w. Est. $140-240 1276. Philadelphia sterling pap boat, 19th c., by George Sharp, 4.1 ozt. Est. $80-100 1277. Cast iron warming stove, late 19th c., 12 1/2" h., 17" w. Est. $80-120 1278. Figural bronze of a woman and centaur, signed Zheng, 18 1/2" h. Est. $100-200 1279. Wrought iron utensil rack, together with three flesh forks and a ladle, stamped PN 1838. Est. $140-240 1280. Delft blue and white charger, 18th c., 12 5/8" dia. Est. $100-200 1281. Group of Chinese export rose medallion porcelain, 19th c., largest bowl - 4 1/2" h., 9 1/2" dia. Est. $200-300 1282. Pair of Chinese export porcelain vases, late 19th c., 17 1/2" h. Est. $200-300 1283. Pennsylvania poplar utensil box, ca. 1800, retaining an old historic surface, 7" h., 13 1/2" w., 12" d. Est. $200-300 1284. Birmingham silver teapot and coffee pot, 36.3 ozt. Est. $340-380 1285. J.E. Caldwell sterling silver three-piece tea service, after the original by Joseph and Nathaniel Richardson, 42.6 ozt. Est. $400-450 1286. Fruitwood book press, ca. 1800, together with a Philadelphia Bible, printed 1828, 16 1/2" x 24 1/4". Est. $200-400 1287. Pennsylvania walnut Bible box, ca. 1800, 8 1/4" h., 19 1/4" w. Est. $200-400 1288. Powder horn, 19th c., 13 1/2" l. Est. $80-120 1289. Three Jacquard coverlets, together with a youth bar quilt. Est. $140-240 1290. Pennsylvania painted pine miniature blanket chest, 19th c., retaining its original grained surface, 10 1/4" h., 15" w. Est. $100-200 1291. Painted pine bin, labeled Dromgold, York, PA, 11" h., 11 3/4" w. Est. $80-120 1292. Sheet iron rooster weathervane, 29" h. Est. $200-400 1293. Cast iron rooster windmill weight, stamped Hummer, 9" h. Est. $200-400 1294. Victorian parquetry lock box, 7 1/4" h., 16 1/4" w. Est. $140-240 1295. African bronze rooster, 17" h. Est. $140-240 1296. Fourteen porcelain patch boxes, several marked Limoges. Est. $140-240 1297. Copper rooster weathervane, 23" h. Est. $300-400 1298. Greensboro, Pennsylvania country store Annie Oakley advertising sign, with a lithograph glass panel, copyright 1904, 10" h., 5" w., together with a Western 541 folding knife with sheath, 4" blade. Est. $80-120 1299. Two miniature watercolor portraits, mid 19th c., 3 3/4" x 3" and 3 1/4" x 2 1/2". Est. $140-240 1300. Two Pennsylvania redware pie plates, 19th c., with slip decoration, 9" dia. and 10" dia. Est. $140-240 1301. Slip decorated redware charger, 19th c., 12 1/4" dia. Est. $200-300 1302. Large pearlware pitcher, 19th c., 7 3/4" h., together with a Pratt style pitcher and a canary pitcher. Est. $200-300 1303. Seven Staffordshire child's mugs, 19th c. Est. $140-240 1304. Two mocha pitchers, with seaweed and earthworm decoration, 6 1/2" h. and 5 1/2" h. Est. $200-400 1305. Two Pennsylvania rye straw baskets, 19th c., 6" h., 17" w. and 8 1/4" h., 13" w. Est. $100-200 1306. Three Pennsylvania rye straw baskets, 19th c., largest - 15 1/2" dia. Est. $140-240 1307. Pair of Staffordshire spaniels, 19th c., 12" h. Est. $100-150 1308. Three red spatter peafowl cups and saucers, together with a blue peafowl plate, 9 3/4" dia. Est. $200-400 1309. Large Pennsylvania redware mold, 19th c., 6" h., 9 1/4" w. Est. $80-120 1310. Four pieces of Pennsylvania redware, to include a flowerpot, two crocks and a mug, tallest-6" Provenance: flowerpot - Harry Hartman. Est. $300-400 1311. Watercolor double silhouette, by W. Seville, together with six other silhouettes. Est. $200-400 1312. Two watercolor portraits of children, mid 19th c., 6" x 5" and 4" x 3". Est. $200-400 1313. Western Pennsylvania stoneware crock, 19th c., with cobalt inscription Hamilton & Jones, 10" h. Est. $100-150 1314. Pennsylvania Remmey stoneware crock, 19th c., with cobalt tulip decoration, 14" h. Est. $200-300 1315. Pair of carved and painted merganser decoys, signed Kach, 16 1/2" l. Est. $300-500 1316. Four Rockingham pitchers, together with a batter jug and a baking dish, tallest - 10 1/4". Est. $200-400 1317. Four tin candlemolds, 19th c., largest - 10 1/2" h. Est. $140-240 1318. French Canadian hooked rug, of Native American Indians meeting the Mayflower, 37" l Est. $40-60 1319. Wrought iron peel and trammel 19th c. Est. $80-120 1320. Swiss cylinder music box, with rosewood grained case, 4 5/8" cylinder. Est. $160-220 1321. Tin cookie cutters, together with bone handled flatware. Est. $40-80 1322. Enterprise #2 cast iron coffee grinder, 12" h., together with a Pepper tin, 8 1/2" h. Est. $140-240 1323. Wrought iron utensils, 19th c., some with decorated handles. Est. $200-300 1324. Tiger maple scoop, together with a Steigel type flask, a Delft plate and an ironstone plate. Est. $200-400 1325. Two printed and hand written land indentures, printed by William Hamilton, signed by Henry Shippen, James Humes and John Bachman, dated 1813, 14 1/4" x 17 1/2". Est. $40-80 1326. Three early printed booklets, one Lancaster County, Pennsylvania school workbook with handwritten text dated 1836, with numerous local places and family names, by Jacob Landis, Manor Township, a hand written story written in German and dated 1831, and an 1836 Almanac printed in German, by George Menz and Son, together with a Lancaster Academy centennial celebration booklet dated 1884, a 19th c. New England grade book, miscellaneous clippings etc. Est. $40-80 1327. George Ross signed legal writ, dated 1750 from Carlisle, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, in regards to getting John Silver to pay the sum of nine pounds ten shillings. Est. $60-90 1328. Columbian Sentinel newspaper, Boston, Massachusetts, January 2nd, 1808. Est. $20-40 1329. Cobalt glass cruet, together with an aquamarine cruet and an amber chestnut bottle. Est. $100-200 1330. Miscellaneous group of metalware, baskets, etc. Est. $200-300 1331. Mahogany mantel clock, with Elliott works, 11 1/2" h. Est. $40-80 1332. Pennsylvania chalkware cat, 19th c., 7 1/4" h. Est. $100-200 1333. Painted sheet metal crab, 21" h., 30 1/2" w. Est. $80-120 1334. Five Staffordshire figures, tallest - 14 1/2". Est. $80-120 1335. Miscellaneous group of coin silver, weighted, plate, etc. Est. $100-200 1336. Pair of gilt bronze figures of George Washington and Benjamin Franklin, 14 1/2" h. Est. $300-500 1337. Chinese export porcelain Canton platter, 19th c., 12" l., 15" w. Est. $80-120 1338. Two Chinese soapstone carvings, together with a bronze bird, tallest - 10 1/2". Est. $100-150 1339. Chinese export porcelain rose medallion vase, together with a garden seat and an umbrella stand, tallest - 24". Est. $300-500 1340. Large wrought iron candleholder, 18 1/2" h. Est. $100-150 1341. Pair of painted cast iron horsehead bookends, 9 1/2" h. Est. $100-200 1342. Creamware serving dish, late 18th c., probably Wedgwood, 7" l., 14 1/2" w. Est. $100-200 1343. Leather lock box, 19th c., with brass tack decoration, 7 1/4" h., 16" w. Est. $140-240 1344. Pair of painted iron egret lawn ornaments, 29 1/4" h. Est. $200-400 1345. Pair of blue Staffordshire Holme shallow bowls, 10 1/4" dia., together with a faience stein, 8 1/2" h. Est. $100-200 1346. Chinese export porcelain figure, seated on a dragon throne, 9" h. Est. $80-120 1348. Red lacquer cruet stand, with cut glass bottles, 11" h. Est. $100-200 1349. Silver plate lighthouse cocktail shaker, 13 3/4" h. Est. $100-200 1350. Pair of Black Forest eagle wall brackets, ca. 1900, 16 1/2" h., 16 1/2" w. Est. $300-400 1351. English silk on linen sampler, dated 1789, wrought by Sarah Clark, 12 3/4" x 12 3/4". Est. $200-300 1352. English silk on linen sampler, dated 1842, wrought by Elizabeth Rees, 16 1/2" x 13". Est. $140-240 1353. Continental silk on linen sampler, dated 1830, 18 1/2" x 19 1/4". Est. $200-400 1354. Three silk on linen samplers, 19th c., largest - 15 1/2" x 10". Est. $300-500 1355. Silk on linen sampler, early 19th c., 17" x 16 1/2". Est. $140-240 1356. English silk on linen band sampler, dated 1799, wrought by Eliza Coates?, 25 3/4" x 11 1/2". Est. $200-400 1357. Scottish silk on linen sampler, dated 1840, 17 1/2" x 12 1/2". Est. $200-400 1358. Three reverse paintings on glass, 19th c., largest - 24 1/2" x 16". Est. $200-400 1359. Two silk on linen samplers, 19th c., 16" x 12" and 19" x 18". Est. $200-400 1360. Oil on panel folk portrait, signed D. Davis, together with a reverse painted portrait, 20" x 20" and 19" x 15". Est. $80-120 1361. Samuel Slater Cotton Centenary handkerchief, 1890, 16" x 27 1/2". Est. $100-200 1362. Philadelphia International exhibition handkerchief, 23" x 26 1/2". Est. $200-300 1363. Two Centennial handkerchiefs, 20" x 22 1/2" and 23" x 16 1/4". Est. $200-300 1364. Protection Home Industries handkerchief, together with an Uncle Sam embroidery, 19" x 18 1/2" and 18 1/2" x 17 1/2" Est. $80-120 1365. Five reverse painted portraits on glass, 19th c., largest - 12 1/2" x 9 1/2". Est. $300-400 1366. Oil on canvas portrait of a child with a rattle, mid 19th c., 30" x 25". Est. $300-400 1367. English silk on linen sampler, dated 1831, wrought by Mary Cooper, 15" x 12". Est. $200-300 1368. Carlisle, Pennsylvania silk on linen sampler, dated 1838, wrought by Ann Maria Knettle, 17 1/2" x 12 1/2". Est. $200-300 1369. Northumberland County, Pennsylvania ink and watercolor fraktur birth certificate for Johannes Walter, b. 1807, 8 3/4" x 10 3/4". Est. $200-300 1370. Two silk on linen samplers, 19th c., 12" x 11 1/2" and 9 1/2" x 8". Est. $140-240 1371. Two Federal mirrors, 19th c., 22 1/4" x 12" and 21 1/4" x 11 3/4". Est. $80-120 1372. Oil on canvas still life, signed Serra 1907, 12" x 17". Est. $140-240 1373. Oil on canvas landscape, ca. 1900, signed T.E. Birch, 12" x 24". Est. $80-120 1374. Historical Map of Pennsylvania, pub. 1875, by Sheafer, 23" x 39 1/2". Est. $80-120 1375. James Ross (American 1871-1944), oil on canvas titled North of Grassy Sprain Yonkers, New York, initialed lower right, 16" x 20". Est. $200-300 1376. Painted tin Bessonneau Stock trade sign, early to mid 20th c., 31 1/2" dia. Est. $80-120 1377. Painted Millinery trade sign, 7" x 29 3/4". Est. $60-90 1378. Painted Laundry Agency trade sign, 20 3/4" x 37 1/2". Est. $200-400 1379. Nine printed and hand colored fraktur, together with a reproduction Haus-Segen. Est. $300-400 1380. Chippendale style tiger maple mirror, with green pinstriped edge, 41 1/4" h. Est. $100-200 1381. Continental giltwood mirror, ca. 1900, 37" h. Est. $100-200 1382. Chippendale mahogany mirror, ca. 1800, retaining an early ochre grained surface, 19" h. Est. $200-400 1383. Black Forest carved oak leaf mirror, 46" x 33". Est. $200-400 1384. Oil on canvas hanging rabbit, 19th c., 35" x 27". Est. $200-300 1385. Oil on canvas still life, early 20th c., signed Scannig, 22" x 27". Est. $200-400 1386. Pair of pastel still lifes, ca. 1900, 12" x 10". Est. $80-120 1387. Silk on silk embroidery of potted flowers, 19th c., 20" x 15". Est. $140-240 1388. Ink cartoon of Harvard, signed F. Smith, 19" x 21 1/2". Est. $60-90 1389. French color lithograph of General Lafayette, 22 1/2" x 14 1/2". Est. $80-120 1390. Three pastels of puppies, late 19th c., largest - 13 1/2" x 17 1/2". Est. $400-600 1391. Peter Hunt oil on board, 21" x 18". Est. $100-150 1392. Johann Eberhard Ihle (German 1727-1814) oil on canvas of a woman with bird, signed verso and dated 1805, 24" x 18 1/2". Est. $300-400 1393. Three Spanish Colonial oil on canvas works. Est. $200-300 1394. Set of six painted mirror botanicals, 16 1/2" x 12 1/4". Est. $200-400 1395. Two Tibetan thangka, together with a Chinese painted silk panel. Est. $80-120 1396. Four Japanese modernist block prints. Est. $100-200 1397. Three Junichiro Sekino signed block prints. Est. $140-240 1398. Six assorted Japanese woodblock prints, three signed Yoshida. Est. $100-200 1399. Six assorted Japanese woodblock prints. Est. $100-200 1400. Nine Japanese modernist prints, together with a scroll. Est. $100-200 1401. Miscellaneous group, to include baseball cards, stamps, silver plate, pocket knives, etc. Est. $80-120 1402. Two Sunderland lustre pitchers, 19th c., with transfer decoration, 8 3/4" h. Est. $200-300 1403. Collection of strawberry pattern pearlware. Est. $200-400 1404. Mocha mug, 19th c., 5 3/4" h., together with seven pieces of Carpentier mocha. Est. $140-240 1405. Eleven Staffordshire ABC plates, 19th c., 5" - 7 1/4" dia. Est. $200-300 1406. Period and reproduction spatterware. Est. $200-300 1407. Collection of pearlware, 19th c. Est. $200-300 1408. Group of floral decorated pearlware, 19th c. Est. $80-120 1409. Miscellaneous porcelain, to include Chinese export, Worcester, etc. Est. $80-120 1410. Four Pratt-type pearlware pitchers, tallest - 8 3/4". Est. $300-500 1411. Six Pratt-type pearlware pitchers, tallest - 7 3/4". Est. $300-500 1412. Group of Pratt-type pearlware teawares. Est. $200-400 1413. Painted tramp art wall pocket, together with a pair of silhouettes. Est. $80-120 1414. Two English mahogany tea caddies, early 19th c., together with a brass and mahogany rack. Est. $100-200 1415. Collection of miniature Kaywoodie pipes. Est. $20-40 1416. Twenty-four Steuben twist stem glasses. Est. $200-300 1417. Two carved and painted Canada goose decoys, together with two ducks. Est. $200-400 1418. Three painted gameboards, early 20th c. Est. $200-300 1419. Mickey Mantle signed jersey. Est. $300-500 1420. Articulated silver fish bottle, 6" l. Est. $60-90 1421. Ty Cobb tobacco baseball card, by Honest Long Cut. Est. $80-120 1422. Baseball and football cards, to include Ken Griffey Jr. rookie Fleer, Randy Johnson rookie Donruss, signed Jose Lima, signed Rey Ordonez, Deion Sanders rookie, etc. Est. $80-120 1423. Group of sterling silver, 7.1 ozt. Est. $80-100 1424. Silver and bone mounted knives and serving utensils, to include a pair of grape shears. Est. $80-120 1425. Two carved and painted goose decoys. Est. $200-400 1426. Three Pennsylvania stoneware crocks, 19th c., with cobalt decoration, 9 1/2" h. Est. $140-240 1427. Wrought iron candleholder, 19th c., 22 1/4" h. Est. $100-150 1428. Nine porcelain head canes, early 20th c. Est. $200-300 1429. Sheet iron rooster weathervane, 39 1/2" h. Est. $200-300 1430. English inlaid mahogany dressing chest, early 19th c., 9 3/4" h., 16 1/4" w. Est. $200-300 1431. Painted tin chicken game lid, early 20th c., 13" h. Est. $80-120 1432. Iron Feen-a-mint laxative trade sign, 8" x 30". Est. $60-90 1433. Two New York ovoid stoneware jugs, 19th c., together with a Western Pennsylvania canning jar, tallest - 13". Est. $200-400 1434. Cast iron elephant doorstop, 10" h. Est. $80-120 1435. Collection of sports trading cards, to include 1951 Bowman Ted Williams, 1982 Topps Cal Ripken Jr., 1989 Score Barry Sanders, Goudey Randy Moore, 1952 Bowman Yogi Berra, 1971 Reggie Jackson, 1983 Fleer Cal Ripken Jr., two 1987 Donruss Mark McGuire, 1952 Bowman Warren Spahn, Caporal Cigarettes Ty Cobb, etc. Est. $200-300 1436. Collection of baseball signed photos, from 1988 TV Sports Mailbag, Pleasantville NY, to include four Willie Mays, three Warren Spahn, Leon Day, and Dick Groat, together with 1956 Baseball Yearbook, 1947 Yankee Stadium program, early press photo of Jack Miller, another Willie Mays signed photo, as well as other sports photos including a signed Seth Joynner, signed Mary Slaney photo, press photo of the Tunney - Dempsey boxing match, to other early photos of boxers, etc. Est. $200-300 1437. Large group of press promotional movie photographs. Est. $200-300 1438. Group of political and miscellaneous ephemera, to include a signed photo of Barbara Bush, two Reagan inauguration invitations, Coolidge inauguration invitations, together with ten Charles Lindbergh press photographs, eight dirigible and aircraft related press photos, a Hitler press photo, two Hindenburg press photos, etc. Est. $200-300 1439. Group of trade cards and ephemera, to include thirty-nine miniature Obsequio Trinidad erotica cards, thirty-nine contemporary erotic images, a signed Anna Malle photograph, twenty-nine Recruit Cigars Movie Stars cards, Wills household hints cards, Sweet Caporal Cigarette cards, group of Obsequio de Susini cards, miniature hand tinted postcards, etc. Est. $120-160 1440. New England painted basswood box, 19th c., retaining its original grained surface, 8 1/4" h., 18" w. Est. $100-200 1441. Slip decorated redware plate, 19th c., 11" dia. Est. $80-120 1442. Pair of Fenton transfer decorated candlesticks, 10 1/2" h. Est. $40-80 1443. Three coin silver tablespoons, by N. Harding & Co., 6.1 ozt Est. $60-90 1444. Large Middle Eastern telescoping copper horn, 68 1/2" h. (extended), together with another horn, canteen, and a large teapot. Est. $140-240 1445. Chinese famille noir porcelain table lamp. Est. $80-120 1446. Early five cent slot machine. Est. $200-400 1447. Set of wrought iron and brass inlaid kitchen utensils by L.S. Long. Est. $200-300 1448. Five pieces of Rookwood art pottery, tallest - 12" Est. $200-400 1449. Three Chinese pottery horses, largest - 20" h. Est. $80-120 1450. Byzantine bronze processional Crosses, 800-1200 A.D., to include one example with chains, longest - 9" l. Est. $200-400 1451. Nine patch crib quilt, late 19th c., 33"x 37". Est. $100-200 1452. Nine patch quilt, late 19th c., 69" x 69". Est. $100-200 1453. Red and white crib quilt, late 19th c., 42"x 42". Est. $80-120 1454. Bear paw crib quilt, late 19th c., 33" x 39". Est. $100-200 1455. Pieced youth quilt, ca. 1900, 51" x 47". Est. $100-150 1456. Two Jacquard coverlets inscribed William Schnee Freeburg Penn. 1842 and John Hamelton Jackson Northumberland County 1840 P.A.N. Est. $140-240 1457. Two pieced quilts, ca. 1900, 79" x 78" and 89" x 79". Est. $100-150 1458. Bethlehem Star quilt, late 19th c., 81" x 81". Est. $200-400 1459. Victorian youth crazy quilt, 72"x 56". Est. $80-120 1460. Postage stamp quilt, ca. 1900, 79" x 77". Est. $200-400 1461. Pieced quilt, late 19th c., 71" x 82". Est. $100-150 1462. Rose wreath quilt, ca. 1900, 76" x 75", together with another quilt, 87" x 84". Est. $100-200 1463. Pieced quilt, ca. 1900, 76" x 70". Est. $100-200 1464. Nine patch quilt, late 19th c., 81" x 96". Est. $80-120 1465. Honeycomb quilt, late 19th c., 77" x 75". Est. $100-200 1466. Pieced quilt, late 19th c., 70" x 69". Est. $80-120 1467. Two pieced quilts, ca. 1900, 72" x 72" and 61" x 68". Est. $80-120 1468. Two pieced quilts, ca. 1900, 71" x 69" and 79" x 82". Est. $100-200 1469. Two pieced quilts, one inscribed Dora 1900, 61" x 65" and 76" x 77". Est. $80-120 1470. Felt penny rug, 24" x 42", together with a hooked rug with rabbits, 14" x 15". Est. $80-120 1471. Five doll and crib quilts, ca. 1900. Est. $100-200 1472. Three crib quilts, ca. 1900 Est. $100-200 1473. Two crib quilts, ca. 1900. Est. $60-90 1474. Lancaster County, Pennsylvania Jacquard coverlet, inscribed Henry Wise Laycock Tounship Lan. Cou. 1836 Elesabeth Bard. Est. $60-90 1475. Three hooked rugs, early 20th c., largest - 36" x 55". Est. $100-200 1476. Pennsylvania Jacquard coverlet, ca. 1845. Est. $60-90 1477. Sawtooth bar quilt, ca. 1900, 92" x 76". Est. $100-200 1478. Doll quilt with house, ca. 1900, 24" x 22". Est. $140-240 1479. Hooked rug with house, dated 1955, 34" x 50". Est. $100-200 1480. Blue Staffordshire, mostly fruit pattern, together with an Historical Upper Ferry Bridge plate and an Ivanhoe plate. Est. $200-400 1481. Chinese export porcelain, 18th/19th c. Est. $200-300 1482. Collection of early photographs including many tintypes of souvenir beach scenes. Est. $200-400 1483. Chinese gilt bronze Buddha, 4 1/4" h. Est. $20-40 1484. Silver flatware, mostly sterling, 92.7 ozt, together with six sterling handled knives. Est. $960-1,000 1485. Gillette display case, 13 1/2" x 17 1/2". Est. $20-40 1486. Two Southeast Asian carved stone steles, 14" h. and 19 1/2" h. Est. $600-800 1487. Two Southeast Asian carved stone steles, 14" h. Est. $460-560 1488. Southeast Asian carved stone stele, 24 1/2" h. Est. $760-960 1489. Two Southeast Asian carved stone steles, 12" h., 9" h. Est. $460-560 1490. Three Pre Columbian pottery figures, tallest - 9 3/4". Est. $80-120 1491. Cast iron garden mask of the North Wind, 14 1/2" x 10 1/2". Est. $140-240 1492. Group of sterling silver, gold leaf, etc. Est. $200-300 1493. Collection of blue Staffordshire, mostly floral patterns. Est. $300-500 1494. Chinese blue and white porcelain garden seat, 19th c., 18 1/2" h. Est. $300-500 1495. Collection of colored glass, mostly 19th c. Est. $80-120 1496. Large collection of Frank Stockton novels. Est. $80-120 1497. Collection of early newspapers, printed documents, early almanacs, Booklets, and train ticket. Est. $20-40 1498. William R. Day, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court signed check, The City National Bank, Canton O., June 29, 1892, to J. F. Daugherty for $32.50, 3" x 8". Est. $20-40 1499. Chinese export porcelain Canton reticulated basket and undertray, together with a bowl. Est. $200-300 1500. Three carved and painted puzzle ball whimsey walking sticks, late 19th c., one retaining an old red and black surface, 35 1/4" l., 35 1/2" l. and 29 1/4" l. Provenance: David and Sue Ellen Miller Collection, Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Est. $200-400 1501. Set of six classical tiger maple sabre leg chairs, ca. 1835. Est. $300-500 1502. Pennsylvania painted poplar blanket chest, 19th c. retaining it's original swirl grain decoration. 25" h., 41 1/4" w. Est. $140-240 1503. New England painted pine corner wash stand, early 19th c. retaining it's original ivory surface with blue pinstriping, 42" h., 23 1/4" w. Est. $100-200 1504. George II mahogany tilt top candlestand, mid 18th c. 26 1/2" h., 19" w. Est. $100-200 1505. Pennsylvania walnut candlestand, ca. 1800, 27 1/4" h., 19 1/4 w. Est. $200-300 1506. George III mahogany game table, late 18th c. 29 1/4" h., 33 1/4" w. Est. $100-200 1507. George I yewood blanket chest, ca. 1700, 23" h., 36 3/4" w. Est. $140-240 1508. Painted Sheraton child's chair, ca. 1830, 22" h. Est. $100-200 1509. Pennsylvania Chippendale walnut blanket chest, ca. 1780, 24" h., 48" w. Est. $300-500 1510. English Regency mahogany partners desk, early 19th c., 29" h., 50 1/4" w., 35" d. Est. $200-400 1511. Pair of Delaware Valley style ladderback armchairs Est. $200-400 1512. New England Queen Anne rush seat chair, 18th c. Est. $80-120 1513. George II walnut dining chair, ca. 1760. Est. $140-240 1514. Federal style bench-made inlaid mahogany sideboard, early 20th c. 41" h., 60" w. Est. $400-600 1515. Painted pine pie safe, 19th c., with punched tin panels, 63 1/2" h., 31 1/2" w. Est. $400-600 1516. Pennsylvania Chippendale walnut high chest base, ca. 1770, 37 1/4" h., 42 1/2" w. Est. $400-700 1517. Pennsylvania Chippendale mahogany slant front desk, ca. 1800, 42 3/4" h., 41" w. Est. $200-400 1518. George III mahogany chest on chest, ca. 1770, 72" h., 42" w. Est. $400-700 1519. Pennsylvania painted poplar schoolmasters desk, 19th c., retaining it's original sponge decoration, 37 3/4" h., 30" w. Est. $300-500 1520. Mission oak settee, early 20th c. 34" h., 73 1/4" w. Est. $200-400 1521. Roycroft mission oak table, branded on leg, 31" h., 50" w., 32 1/2" d. Est. $300-500 1522. Two New England sackback Windsor chairs, ca. 1800. Est. $300-500 1523. New England Queen Anne maple high chest, ca. 1770, 68 1/2" h., 37 1/2" w. Est. $400-800 1524. New England Chippendale flame birch chest of drawers, late 18th c. 36" h., 39 1/4" w. Est. $300-500 1525. New England sackback Windsor chair, ca. 1790, together with a continuous arm Windsor chair. Est. $300-400 1526. Federal tiger maple one-drawer stand, early 19th c. 29" h., 20 1/4" w. Est. $140-240 1527. Pennsylvania painted pine mortised bucket bench, 19th c. 42 1/2" h., 48 1/2" w. Est. $200-400 1528. Federal inlaid mahogany pier table, ca. 1800, 28" h., 41 3/4" w. Est. $80-120 1529. Pennsylvania Federal walnut chest of drawers, ca. 1805, 38" h., 36 1/4" w. Est. $200-300 1530. Philadelphia classical mahogany games table, ca. 1820, with a carved standard and brass animal paw feet, 29" h., 36" w. Est. $300-400 1531. Sheraton painted pine tavern table, 19th c., 29" h., 47 3/4" w. Est. $200-400 1532. Painted child's sled and wheelbarrow, late 19th c. Est. $100-150 1533. Painted hobby horse, late 19th c. Est. $200-300 1534. Two painted and stenciled child's chairs, Our Darling and Our Pet, 18" h. Est. $200-300 1535. Painted plant stand, late 19th c., 35" h., 36" w. Est. $200-400 1536. New England banisterback armchair, mid 18th c. Est. $200-300 1537. Pair of painted tea bins, 19th c. Est. $200-400 1538. Walnut hanging cupboard, 19th c., 25 1/4" h., 20 1/4" w. Est. $200-400 1539. Continental walnut tavern table, early 18th c., 30 1/2" h., 45 3/4" w. Est. $200-400 1540. Peter Hunt painted table, 27" h., 43" w. Est. $200-400 1541. Small red painted pine cupboard, 19th c., 53 1/2" h., 20" w. Est. $200-400 1542. Pennsylvania painted drysink, 19th c., retaining an old ochre grained surface, 51" h., 49 1/4" w. Est. $300-500 1543. Italian parquetry dressing table, early 19th c., 28" h., 38 1/4" w. Est. $200-300 1544. Pennsylvania painted jelly cupboard, 19th c., retaining its original ochre grained surface, 53 1/2" h., 36 1/2" w. Est. $200-300 1545. Victorian mahogany chest, with mirrored lock sides, 31 3/4" h., 30" w. Est. $200-400 1546. Painted pine fall front desk, 19th c., with apothecary base, 44 1/4" h., 32 1/4" w. Est. $300-500 1547. Federal inlaid cherry chest of drawers, ca. 1805, 37 1/2" h., 37 1/2" w. Est. $300-500 1548. George III mahogany secretary, late 18th c., 87" h., 38" w. Est. $400-700 1549. Painted bed steps, 19th c., 18 1/2" h., 23" w. Est. $100-150 1550. Five painted footstools, 19th c. Est. $200-300 1551. Painted stool and diminutive drysink, 19th c., 23" h., 29 1/4" w. Est. $200-300 1552. Windsor stool, early 19th c. Est. $200-300 1553. New England Chippendale maple chest of drawers, late 18th c., 33 1/2" h., 36 1/4" w. Est. $300-500 1554. Federal walnut chest of drawers, ca. 1805, 34 3/4" h., 36" w. Est. $200-400 1555. New England pine and maple bench table, late 18th c., retaining an old red stained surface, 25" h., 48" w. Est. $400-800 1556. Two painted rocking chairs, together with a rope bed, 19th c. Est. $80-120 1557. Federal cherry one-drawer stand, 19th c., 29 1/2" h., 19 1/2" w. Est. $100-150 1558. Two Delaware Valley ladderback chairs, 18th c. Est. $140-240 1559. Fanback Windsor chair, ca. 1790, retaining an old layered paint history. Est. $200-400 1560. George II mahogany drop-leaf dining table, mid 18th c., 28" h., 18 1/2" w., 41 1/2" d. Est. $200-400 1561. Pennsylvania walnut tavern table, late 18th c., 30" h., 60" w. Est. $300-500 1562. Two oriental folding screens, 55 3/4" x 85 1/2" and 36" x 68". Est. $100-200 1563. French ormolu mounted bed. Est. $100-200 1564. Japanese hibachi, 16" h., 32" w. Est. $100-200 1565. Heavily carved oak desk, late 19th c., 31 1/2" h., 48" w. Est. $300-500 1566. Brass telescope with tripod. Est. $200-300 1567. Pair of bronze architectural wall sconce lights, ca. 1900, 24" h. Est. $300-500 1568. George II mahogany tea table, mid 18th c., 27 1/4" h., 28 1/4" w. Est. $200-400 1569. Pair of English Hepplewhite mahogany shieldback dining chairs, ca. 1800. Est. $200-300 1570. George III mahogany sofa, ca. 1775, 37" h., 86" w. Est. $400-800 1571. Pennsylvania Chippendale mahogany four-shell dining chair, ca. 1770. Provenance: The Collection of Jean & Eugene Jacobson, Englewood, New Jersey. Est. $400-600 1572. Unusual New England painted pine and tin whirligig, 19th c., having a tin roof over four figures, including a man chopping wood, a man sawing wood, a man milking a cow, and a woman churning butter, mounted to a metal post, overall height - 58". Est. $400-500 1573. Pennsylvania Sheraton tiger maple stand, ca. 1830, 29" h., 20 1/2" w. Est. $200-400 1574. Pennsylvania cherry and tiger maple two-part corner cupboard, 19th c., 78" h., 35" w. Est. $400-700 1575. Pennsylvania cherry and tiger maple chest of drawers, 19th c., 47" h., 39 3/4" w. Est. $200-400 1576. Pennsylvania Federal cherry and tiger maple slant front desk, early 19th c., 43 3/4" h., 40" w. Est. $300-500 1577. Pennsylvania cherry and tiger maple two-part Dutch cupboard, 19th c., 90" h., 58" w. Est. $500-1,000 1578. English mahogany tall case clock, early 19th c., the dial signed J. Taylor Dollar, 87 1/2" h. Est. $300-500 1579. Tramp art doll dresser, 36" h., 19" w., together with an armchair. Est. $140-240 1580. Chrome top table, 27" h., 22" w. Est. $40-80 1581. Lacquer tea table, 19th c., with painted wood base, 23" h., 26" w. Est. $200-400 1582. Italian walnut prie-dieu, 18th c., 34 1/2" h., 27 1/2" w. Est. $200-300 1583. Painted Buffalo News cart, 34 1/2" h., 42" w. Est. $200-300 1584. Federal mahogany shaving mirror, early 19th c., 18 1/4" x 16 1/4". Est. $20-40 1585. Oil on canvas coastal scene, signed Iacono, together with an oil on board with boathouse, 11" x 14", and 11" x 16 1/2". Est. $60-90 1586. Lee Everett (American 20th/21st), oil on board Rolling Hills, signed lower left, 12" x 16". Est. $60-90 1587. Klaus Grutzka (German/American 1923-2011), three industrialist works, all signed, largest-30" x 20". Est. $140-240 1588. Klaus Grutzka (German/American 1923-2011), three mixed media works, together with a signed poster. Est. $80-120 1589. Klaus Grutzka (German/American 1923-2011), two oil industrialist works, 36" x 48" and 30" x 48", both signed and dated '66. Est. $300-500 1590. Marguerite Doernbach (American b. 1917), oil on board Forest Beauty, 24" x 48". Est. $40-80 1591. Color fox hunting print, The Meet at Blagdon, after J.W. Snow, 17 1/2" x 28 1/2". Est. $40-80 1592. Birds-eye maple constitution mirror, 50 1/2" h. Est. $200-400 1593. Painted porcelain plaque, signed Famir, 13 3/4" dia. Est. $200-300 1594. Two painted porcelain plaques, the larger, after Bougereau, 5 1/4" x 4 3/4" and 3 3/$" x 2 1/2". Est. $200-300 1595. Large Canadian hooked rug of a house, early 20th c., 29" x 52". Provenance: A Maryland collection. Est. $200-300 1596. In the Manner of Micah Williams (American 1782-1837), pastel portrait of a young woman, 24" x 20". Provenance: Estate of Harold and Sylvia Meisler. Est. $300-500 1597. Chippendale mahogany and giltwood looking glass, ca. 1790, with parcel gilt phoenix crest and floral carved drapery, 37 1/4" x 20". Provenance: The Collection of Daniel Heisler and Mary Jane Sheppard, Lutherville, MD. Est. $300-500 1598. Beatrice May Smith (American b. 1915), oil on canvas Black Americana scene, signed lower right, 18" x 24". Est. $100-150 1599. Three Chippendale mahogany looking glasses, ca. 1800, largest - 32 1/4". Est. $200-300 1600. Group of contemporary Christmas items, to include seventeen Byers Choice figures, Williamsburg ornaments, plush snowman and Santa, etc. Est. $80-120 1601. Group of composition candy containers and stick leg animals, the candy containers include five pigs, a cow and a dog, the stick leg animals include a leaping stag, pigs, horses, etc., together with carved and painted Noah's Ark animals, etc., tallest 4". Est. $200-300 1602. Large group of vintage and contemporary Christmas items, to include tinsel ornaments, Christmas boxes, clip-on ornaments, Santa in moss sleigh, Dresdens, etc. Est. $200-300 1603. Large group of antique and vintage Christmas ornaments, to include wire wraps, indents, miscellaneous figures and beaded, etc. Est. $160-220 1604. Large group of antique and vintage Christmas ornaments, to include wire wraps, indents, miscellaneous figures, and bead garland, etc. Est. $160-220 1605. Large group of antique and vintage Christmas ornaments, to include bird clip-ons, miscellaneous figurals, etc. Est. $160-220 1606. Vintage carved and painted Oberammergau, Germany creche, tallest figure - 6 1/4", together with a smaller carved and painted set. Est. $200-300 1607. Paper mâché creche figures, together with numerous stick and composition animals, tallest figure - 11 1/2". Est. $200-400 1608. Eleven Kugel glass Christmas ornaments, largest - 4 1/2" dia. Est. $200-300 1609. Ten Kugel glass Christmas ornaments, largest - 4 1/2" dia. Est. $200-300 1610. Eleven Kugel glass Christmas ornaments, largest - 4 1/2" dia. Est. $200-300 1611. Ten Kugel glass Christmas ornaments, largest - 4 1/2" dia. Est. $200-300 1612. Three Kugel glass Christmas ornaments, to include two grapes and a ribbed egg, 2 1/4" h. Est. $200-300 1613. Four Kugel glass grape Christmas ornaments, tallest - 4 1/4". Est. $200-300 1614. Seven Kugel glass ball Christmas ornaments, largest - 4" dia. Est. $120-160 1615. Group of holiday and toy items, to include a German jumping jack lion, celluloid animals, composition sheep, cast iron elephant paperweight, small pull toys, spun cotton ornaments, etc. Est. $100-150 1616. Group of Japanese Santa Claus, together with a German bird on a box squeak toy, composition birds on springs, a patriotic shield candy container and a patriotic axe. Est. $100-150 1617. Group of Dresden animal figure Christmas ornaments, together with a group of contemporary Kugel ornaments. Est. $100-150 1618. Armand Marseille 370 bisque head shoulder head doll, with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth and kid jointed body, 25" h. Est. $60-80 1619. Cast iron fruit basket doorstop, together with a pair of cottage bookends. Est. $60-80 1620. Unusual German Montague Candies pressed cardboard advertising horse pull toy, with label on underside, on a wood platform base, 7" h., 7" l. Est. $80-120 1621. Hubley cast iron Monkey mechanical bank, 7 3/4" h. Est. $120-160 1622. Three tin lithograph penny toys, to include a pool player, 4" l., a horse drawn wagon and a ladder truck, together with a wooden putz car. Est. $80-120 1623. Seven TV and movie personality character dolls, in original boxes, to include 1979 Mattel Mork, 1991 Home Alone Kevin, 1984 Galoob Punky Brewster, 1989 Kenner Beetlejuice, 1988 Matchbox Pee-Wee pal Billy Baloney, 1989 Mattel Where's Waldo Wenda, and a 1989 Nightmare on Elm Street Freddy. Est. $80-120 1624. Five Nightmare on Elm Street Freddy dolls, in the original boxes, together with a Matchbox - Quick Change figure in original box, a small 1988 stick-up on original card, an Adams Family cereal box, Adams Family thing greetings in original box, and a Robin Krasue designed Dracula in original coffin box. Est. $120-160 1625. Six 1984 Michael Jackson dolls, in original boxes, 11 1/2" h. together with three outfits on cards and a Mattel MC Hammer doll in the original box. Est. $120-160 1626. Large group of advertising toy premiums, to include Burger King, Kellogg's, Cracker Jack, Ronald McDonald, Campbell Kids, Starkist Tuna, etc. Est. $100-150 1627. Japanese Linemar tin battery operated smoking robot, 11 3/4" h. Est. $200-300 1628. Two Japanese tin lithograph battery operated robots, to include a Yonezawa, 10 1/2" h. and an Engine Robot, 8 3/4" h. Est. $200-300 1629. Lionel #225E freight train set, 0 gauge, to include locomotive, #2225W tender, #2654 Sunoco tanker, and #2657 caboose, some with original boxes, together with four Lionel freight train cars, 0 gauge, to include #3659 dump car with box, #2655 box car, #2656 cattle car, and #2654 Sunoco tanker, and three Lionel train cars, in the original box, 0 & 027 gauge, to include #6-18407 Snoopy & Woodstock handcar, #6-16351 flatcar with submarine and #6-16638 Lionelville circus animal car.. Est. $160-220 1630. Three Lionel 0 gauge train cars, to include #600, #601 and #602, two tone, to include a Pullman, observation and combination. Est. $80-120 1631. Two Lionel train cars, to include a #3927 track cleaning car, with original box, together with a #60 Lionelville Rapid Transit, together with JAD lines Milwaukee Road tender, standard gauge and MTH #840 power station, 26" w. Est. $100-200 1632. Seven Danbury Mint scale model pick-up trucks, longest - 8". Est. $160-220 1633. Large collection of Manoil and Barclay toy soldiers, to include tents and equipment with many hard to find figures. Est. $300-400 1634. Comet WWII recognition models, to include battleships, submarines, aircraft carrier, etc., longest - 8", together with a lead smelting platform. Est. $80-120 1635. Mighty Mack cardboard bulldog trucking sign, 58" h. Est. $100-200 1636. Darling Freight Inc embossed tin trucking sign, 22" x 30", together with an Eastern Motor Express thermometer, 20" h. Est. $100-200 1637. Wilson Freight embossed tin trucking sign, 11" x 60". Est. $80-120 1638. Painted steel trucker sign, double sided, in two parts, inscribed Truckers' Stop Showers, 8" x 48". Est. $100-200 1639. Metal Navajo trucking sign, with Native American Indian decal, 12" x 30 1/4". Est. $100-150 1640. Yellow jeweled cats eyes stop sign, 24" w. Est. $80-120 1641. Group of trucking advertising items, to include matchbooks, pocket mirror, tractor trailer form flashlight, pocket knife, spelter truck paperweight, cast iron pyramid paperweight for Central Storage & Transfer Co., small 1937 C. E. Hunt calendar, a Nu-Car Carriers uniform hat, and two printed gas price window signs. Est. $120-160 1642. Tin lithograph traffic cop animated stop sign, 5 1/4" h., together with a Chein stop and go sign, and a Whiskey advertisement No Parking Service Section - PM for Pleasing Moments, with a cast iron base, 13 1/2" h. Est. $100-150 1643. Three vintage jeweled cats eyes car reflectors, largest - 3 3/4" dia., together with a Indiana moto-meter and a Diamond T United States Parcel Service placard. Est. $80-120 1644. Seventeen sets of trucking advertising playing cards, in the original boxes, to include White Autocar, Ace Iron & Metal, John Vogel Inc., Motor Cargo, York Transportation, Millers Motor Freight, Mason Dixon, Ruan Transport, Red Star, North American Vam Lines, etc., together with four metal advertising clips and a plastic example. Est. $80-120 1645. 1926 Hershey Ice Cream truck photograph, Hagerstown Md., inscribed Photo by Hiedwohl - 1926, 43" w., together with a photograph of construction trucks, 18" x 9". Est. $80-120 1646. Four pressed steel tractor trailers, to include a Tru-Scale Ryerson stake back delivery, 23" l., an Ertl International Harvester delivery, a Dunwell Snow Crop refrigerator truck, and a Tru-Scale Yale truck. Est. $200-300 1647. Five tin trucks, to include a Marx no. 7 Universal Transfer wind-up delivery truck, 12" l., a Marx tin lithograph wind-up US Army truck, a Chein tin lithograph US Army truck, Chein Coal truck, and a Kingsbury pressed steel and tin dump truck, 10 1/2" l. Est. $160-220 1648. Boxed 1964 first Hess tanker truck, including funnel, 12" l. Est. $300-400 1649. Group of diecast, slush metal and rubber vehicles, to include Tootsietoy, Hubley, Sun Rubber, Auburn Rubber, etc., largest - 7". Est. $80-120 1650. Marx tin lithograph Magic Garage, 6" w., together with a Japanese tin lithograph Magic Garage, with wind-up car, 3" w., a Marx tin lithograph Freight Terminal, 29" l. and a pressboard Keystone Garage, 15 1/2" w. Est. $100-150 1651. Large group of slush metal vehicles, most Tootsietoys, together with two plastic taxi cabs, etc., longest - 4". Est. $200-300 1652. Boxed Tootsietoy Graham sedan, 3 3/4" l., together with a Graham limousine. Est. $160-220 1653. Ten small cast iron vehicles, most Hubley, largest - 6 3/4". Est. $120-160 1654. Three small Hubley cast iron vehicles, to include a Studebaker roadster, 5" l., a wrecker, and a dump truck. Est. $100-150 1655. Six small cast iron vehicles, to include an Arcade Mack dump truck, 5 3/4" l., Champion dump truck, 4 1/2" l., Arcade sedan, an A. C. Williams Moving & Sorage van, 3 1/2" l., a ladder truck, and a Hubley motorcycle, 4" l. Est. $200-300 1656. Five small cast iron vehicles, to include an Arcade wrecker, 5 1/2" l., a Hubley Gasoline tanker truck, two Mack stake trucks, and a Ford pick-up truck. Est. $160-220 1657. Two Hubley cast iron racers, to include a No. 1 boat tail racer, with integral driver, 8" l. and an early racer, 7 1/4" l. Est. $120-160 1658. Ten miscellaneous small cast iron vehicles, longest - 6 1/2". Est. $100-200 1659. Three Wallace Stewart cast iron Mack trucks, to include a tandem trailer, delivery van and delivery truck, 5 1/4" l. Est. $80-120 1660. Two Kenton cast iron vehicles, to include a tanker truck, 5 1/2" l. and a Hose truck, 7" l. Est. $120-160 1661. Four cast iron vehicles, to include an A. C. Williams Gasoline tanker truck, Ford stake back truck, a Mack stake back truck, and an Arcade stake back Ford truck, longest - 7". Est. $200-300 1662. Four Champion cast iron vehicles, to include a wrecker, a stake back truck, a dump truck, and a pick-up truck, longest - 8". Est. $300-400 1663. Two Arcade cast iron Ice trucks, to include a Mack with integral driver, 7" l., the other with nickel plated grill and integral driver, 6 3/4" l. Est. $160-220 1664. Hubley cast iron General steam shovel, 10" l. Est. $160-220 1665. Hubley cast iron Motor Express tractor trailer, 9" l. Est. $100-150 1666. Japanese tin friction GMC SIE tandem tractor trailer, 25" l., together with a Japanese tin litho Western dump truck, a Japanese tin litho P.I.E. express trailer with original box, and a plastic Mayflower tractor trailer, 17 1/2" l. Est. $120-160 1667. Three pressed steel tractor trailers, to include a Buddy L Texaco tanker, 24" l., Tonka log truck, 23" l. and an Ohio Art Buckeye auto transport, 25" l. Est. $120-160 1668. Buddy L pressed steel International ride-on dump truck, 25" l. Est. $300-400 1669. Smith Miller pressed steel and diecast Bank of America armored truck, 13 3/4" l. Est. $120-160 1670. Smith Miller pressed steel and diecast Mack Blue Diamond dump truck, 19" l. Est. $160-220 1671. Two Tonka pressed steel Allied Van Lines tractor trailers, 23 1/2" l., together with a Smith Miller Bekins Vanliners tractor trailer, 21 1/2" l. Est. $160-220 1672. Smith Miller diecast lumber truck with pup trailer, overall length - 37". Est. $200-300 1673. Smith Miller diecast Mack flat bed materials truck, 20" l. Est. $160-220 1674. Smith Miller diecast Mack flat bed materials truck, with two wooden US Army crates and three wooden barrels, 20" l. Est. $160-220 1675. Two pressed steel tractor trailers, to include a Buck Eye Red Star Express Lines, with partial original box, 23" l. and a Tonka Green Giant Brands, 23 1/2" l. Est. $120-160 1676. Wyandotte diecast Grey Van Lines tractor trailer. Est. $100-150 1677. Arcade cast iron International stake truck, 9 1/2" l. Est. $80-120 1678. Chein tin Hercules Motor Express truck, 19" l., together with a Structo truck, 16" l. Est. $200-300 1679. Three tractor trailers, to include a Kingsbury pressed steel Transit tractor trailer, 20 1/2" l., a Marx tin lithograph Sinclair Power X tanker truck, 18 1/2" l., and a Japanese tin lithograph Bekins - Nationwide Moving and Storage, 16 1/4" l. Est. $120-160 1680. Two Arcade cast iron International dump trucks, 9" and 11" l. Est. $200-300 1681. Arcade cast iron International Harvester dump truck, 10 3/4" l. Est. $160-220 1682. Marx tin lithograph wind-up dump truck, with tin lithograph driver, 13 1/2" l. Est. $80-120 1683. Marx tin lithograph wind-up Big Load Van Company delivery truck, with tin lithograph driver, 13" l. Est. $100-150 1684. Smith Miller pressed steel and diecast Mobiloil tanker truck, 22 1/2" l. Est. $100-150 1685. Three Hubley Kiddie toy diecast tractor trailers, to include a Motor Express dump truck with original box, a Hubley Transport car carrier with original box and a dump truck, 16 1/4" l. Est. $160-220 1686. Large collection of tin lithograph birds, most wind-ups, some hand crank and some friction, tallest - 7 3/4", together with two cast iron still banks. Est. $120-160 1687. Group of Easter holiday items, to include glass rabbit candy container, Chein tin lithograph rabbit, bisque rabbit, composition rabbit pulling a cart, etc., tallest - 6 1/2". Est. $120-160 1688. Six composition candy containers, to include rabbits and roosters, tallest - 6". Est. $160-220 1689. Petite Greiner-type papier-mâché doll, with cloth body, 10" h., together with a painted pine doll cradle, 17" l. Est. $80-120 1690. Four China and bisque shoulder head dolls, with cloth bodies and bisque and china lower arms and legs, in early costumes, tallest - 13 1/2". Est. $80-120 1691. Two Steiff dolls, in the original boxes, to include a 1904 Uncle Sam, 19" h. and a Molly Golly and peg. Est. $80-120 1692. Painted wood Shufflin Sam Black Americana dancing toy, with remains of original box, 13 3/4" h. Est. $60-80 1693. Four Santa Claus figures, to include a German composition example, 8" h., two Japanese examples and a mesh candy bag with celluloid face. Est. $160-220 1694. Group of Hopalong Cassidy food products, to include five bottles of Hoppy's Favorite Milk, a potato chip tin, two dummy loaves of bread, and a bottle of hair tonic, together with a tin lunch box with thermos. Est. $60-80 1695. Tin and wood small combination safe, with painted shells on corners, and interior drawer, 12" h., 7 1/4" w., together with a Florr radio cigarette dispenser, dated 1929, with painted spelter case, 5" h. Est. $80-120 1696. Smith Miller pressed steel and diecast Mack Lyon delivery truck, 20 1/4" l. Est. $120-160 1697. Wyandotte pressed steel Minitown Parcel Service delivery van, 12 1/4" l. Est. $80-120 1698. Tonka pressed steel Thunderbird Express tractor trailer, 24 1/2" l. Est. $100-150 1699. Smith Miller diecast dump truck, 17" l. Est. $160-220 1700. Buddy L pressed steel Paragon oil tanker truck, 24" l. Est. $80-120 1701. Smith Miller pressed steel and diecast Lyon Van Lines tractor trailer, 22" l. Est. $100-150 1702. Smith Miller MIC diecast tractor trailer, 27" l. Est. $200-300 1703. Buddy L pressed steel International ride-on dump truck, with Texas decals on doors, 26" l. Est. $200-400 1704. Buddy L pressed steel sand and gravel truck, 25 1/2" l. Est. $300-400 1705. Simon & Halbig bisque head doll, incised SH 1039, with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth, and jointed composition body, 22" h. Est. $80-120 1706. Three German bisque head dolls, to include one incised A. W. Special, with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth and jointed composition body, 24" h., a Heinrich Handwerk Simon & Halbig, with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth and jointed composition body, 21" h., and a Armand Marseille 351 Bye-lo baby doll, with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth, cloth stuffed body, 13" h. Est. $120-160 1707. Three bisque head dolls, to include one incised 1912-4, with fixed eyes, open mouth with teeth, jointed composition body, 22 1/2" h., a Schoenau & Hoffmeister, with sleep eyes, closed mouth,, stuffed cloth body, 9 1/2" h., and a Grace Putnam Bye-lo baby with sleep eyes, closed mouth, stuffed cloth body, 14" h. Est. $120-160 1708. Three no-face stuffed rag dolls, with drawn in pencil facial features, tallest - 28", together with a Novelty Co. Mickey Mouse character doll, 14" h. Est. $100-200 1709. Four bisque head dolls, to include a Japanese Nippon with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth and jointed composition body, 14" h., Armand Marseille 390, with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth and jointed composition body, 17" h., another incised C. 2/0 x, with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth and jointed composition body, with original outfit, 15" h., and a Huebach Koppelsdorf 300-15/0, with fixed eyes, open mouth with teeth, composition body, 7 1/2" h. Est. $160-220 1710. Three German bisque head dolls, to include a Karl Hartmann with sleep eyes and open mouth with teeth, in original outfit, 17" h., a Schoenau & Hoffmeister, 1906, with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth, jointed composition body, 25" h., and a Heubach 250-3, with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth and jointed composition body, 22" h. Est. $200-300 1711. Greiner-type papier-mâché head and shoulder doll, with cloth body, 21" h. Est. $80-120 1712. Rag doll with printed face, late 19th c., with a cloth body and early dress, with Little Red Riding Hood type cape, 19" h. Est. $80-120 1713. Bisque head and shoulder doll, dressed as a peddler, with bisque lower arms and legs and stuffed body, 18 1/2" h. Est. $80-120 1714. Parlor walnut table top bowling game, with inlaid case with brass level and movable ramp for steel ball, mounted to a later table, game is 58 1/2" l. Est. $200-400 1715. Nicely painted wood battleship model, in a counter top showcase, 9 1/2" h., 15 3/4" w. Est. $200-300 1716. Carved and painted conductor automaton, ca. 1900, with a long coat and brass tack buttons, hand levers on back, 29 1/2" h. Est. $160-220 1717. Hollow core resin Santa Claus store display, 42" h. Est. $80-120 1718. Vintage hard plastic Halloween decorations, to include cake decorations, tallest - 4 3/4". Est. $60-80 1719. Pair of carved and painted horses, 8" h., together with five flocked stick leg sheep. Est. $100-150 1720. Six composition pull toys, to include stick leg sheep, cows and horses, largest - 11 1/2" l. Est. $160-220 1721. Large group of composition candy containers and animals, candy containers to include five rabbits, and a hen on nest, together with seven Easter Egg candy containers, etc., tallest 9" h. Est. $160-220 1722. Large collection of scratch decorated and Pysanka Easter eggs, some dating back to the 1940's, some painted wood. Est. $200-400 1723. Two Chein tin wind-up sharks, 11" l. Est. $80-120 1724. Wyandotte pressed steel airplane, 18" wingspan, together with a Marx Motor Market delivery truck, 13 1/2" l. and a Marx tin lithograph Dick Tracy Target. Est. $120-160 1725. Boxed Girard tin lithograph Gasoline Alley Garage, 3 1/2" h., 6 3/4" l. Est. $100-200 1726. Champion cast iron racer, with integral driver, 6" l. Est. $120-160 1727. Eight still banks, to include a cast iron lion pull toy, a clown, North Pole ice cream freezer, and boy scout, together with a metal floor radio, spelter Native American Indian, tin lithograph Log Cabin Syrup, and a painted tin bank building, 4 1/4" h. Est. $160-220 1728. Group of small cast iron vehicles, to include two farm tractors, a dump truck, Ford sedan, and a horse drawn cart with integral driver, 5 1/4" l. Est. $100-200 1729. Two Arcade cast iron cars, to include a Chevy coupe, 8" l. and a Ford coupe, 6 1/2" l. Est. $200-300 1730. Arcade cast iron Mack Wrecker, with nickel plated driver, 10 3/4" l. Est. $300-500 1731. Arcade cast iron Gasoline tanker truck, with nickel plated driver, 13" l. Est. $250-350 1732. Arcade cast iron Plymouth, 1933 World's Fair sedan, 4 3/4" l. Est. $160-220 1733. Three A. C. Williams cast iron vehicles, to include a Gasoline tanker, 7" l., a coast to coast tractor trailer with stake back, 6 3/4" l. and a sedan, 4" l. Est. $120-160 1734. Painted wood platform horse pull toy, dappled, 16 1/4" l. Est. $100-200 1735. Nodding mohair donkey pull toy, 9 1/4" h. Est. $100-150 1736. Child painted pine sled, patented 1903, with steel runners and scenic landscape seat, 38 1/2" l. Est. $100-150 1737. Painted wood wagon pull toy, with platform horse, overall length - 29". Est. $200-300 1738. Painted wood wagon, 17 1/2" l., together with an associated hide covered platform horse pull toy. Est. $160-220 1739. Three composition rabbit candy containers, tallest - 7". Est. $160-220 1740. Two painted composition rooster squeak toys, 6 3/4" h. and 4 3/4" h. Est. $160-220 1741. Four German feather trees, with various ornaments, tallest - 47 3/4". Est. $300-500 1742. Two European carved and painted jumping jack Santa Claus figures, 7 3/4" h. Est. $120-160 1743. German composition Belsnickle Santa Claus candy container, 8 1/2" h. Est. $100-200 1744. Five patchwork baby and doll quilts, largest - 30" x 32". Est. $120-160 1745. Three patchwork doll quilts, largest - 17" x 16 1/2", together with a patriotic child's costume. Est. $100-150 1746. Five bisque head dolls, to include three Armand Marseille #341, with sleep eyes and stuffed body, K (star) R character doll #28, with painted eyes and closed mouth, and Grace Putnam with sleep eyes and stuffed body, tallest - 16". Est. $100-200 1747. Five dolls, to include a Armand Marseille 1894 bisque head, with fixed eyes, open mouth with teeth and joined composition body, 15" h., Edmund Ulrich Steiner bisque head, with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth and jointed composition body, 17" h., a Schutz-Mapke celluloid doll, 13" h., composition Black Americana doll with stuffed body, 12" h., and a composition Baby Petite, with sleep eyes, 11" h. Est. $100-200 1748. Kammer & Reinhardt 101 Bisque Character Doll, with blue painted eyes, closed mouth, incised KR 101 46, and jointed composition body, marked Heinrich Handwerck Germany, 15" h. Est. $200-300 1749. Heubach Whistling Jim bisque head doll, with whistling squeak box in chest, painted eyes, pursed lips, and stuffed body, 13" h. Est. $160-220 1750. Five bisque head dolls, to include Armand Marseille Bye Lo Baby, 16" h., C. M. Bergmann Simon & Halbig, with sleep eyes, open mouth and jointed composition body, 25" h., two Armand Marseille 390, with fixed eyes, open mouth with teeth and jointed composition body, 22" h., George Borgfeldt with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth and jointed composition body, 25" h. Est. $100-200 1751. Four bisque head dolls, to include two Armand Marseille 390, one with sleep eyes and one with fixed eyes, open mouth with teeth and jointed composition body, 20" l., one marked 126* with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth and jointed composition body, 21 1/2" h., B. J. & Co. My Sweetheart doll with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth and jointed wood body, 25" h. Est. $100-200 1752. Group of miscellaneous dolls, to include Effanbee Patsy Baby, ramp walker, composition Roly Poly, carved wood jointed doll, two bisque brush dolls, etc. Est. $100-200 1753. Group of children's button up leather shoes, tallest - 5 1/2", together with spats and collars. Est. $100-200 1754. Group of small bisque head dolls, to include Armand Marseille 541, Louis Steiner with pine cradle, etc., tallest - 8 1/4" . Est. $200-300 1755. Five bisque head dolls, to include four with molded hair, two are Frozen Charlotte dolls, tallest - 12". Est. $100-150 1756. Six bisque head small dolls, with composition bodies, tallest - 8". Est. $160-220 1757. Gustav Heubach bisque head clockwork walking doll, with painted eyes, closed mouth and composition arms, 7 1/4" h. Est. $160-220 1758. Five bisque head dolls, to include Century Doll Co. Kestner, with sleep eyes, 11" h., Armand Marseille 341, with sleep eyes, 11 1/2" h., Armand Marseille 370, with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth, stuffed body, with kid leather arms, 20 1/2" h., Louis Steiner, with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth and jointed composition body, 10" h., and one marked 142, with sleep eyes and composition body, 16 1/2" h. Est. $100-200 1759. Four bisque head dolls, to include a K (star) R Simon & Halbig 126, with sleep eyes, open mouth and jointed composition body, 22" h., Armand Marseille 390, with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth and jointed composition body, 26" h., Armand Marseille 370, with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth and stuffed body with kid leather arms, 20 1/2" h., Grace Putnam Bye Lo doll, with sleep eyes and stuffed body, 11" h. Est. $100-200 1760. Six German Kugel Christmas ornaments, to include a silver, gold and green grape cluster, silver turnip and two silver balls, turnip - 6" h. Est. $200-300 1761. Group of miscellaneous candy containers and holiday items, tallest - 6 1/4". Est. $80-120 1762. Group of rabbit Easter candy containers, to include composition, egg crate etc., together with a contemporary rabbit with a pack, 10 3/4" h. Est. $160-220 1763. Group of Easter egg candy containers, to include cardboard, glass and tin examples, together with an egg house candy container, wire rabbit carriage, etc., largest egg - 5" h. Est. $120-160 1764. Five composition nodders, one duck is a candy container, tallest - 6". Est. $200-300 1765. Two candy containers, to include a German painted cardboard leprechaun 5 1/2" h. and a composition bust of Abraham Lincoln, 2 1/4" h. Est. $160-220 1766. Group of chicken candy containers, tallest - 7". Est. $200-400 1767. Group of Christmas items, to include a composition candy container, 8 1/2" h., celluloid Santa Claus figures, bisque figures, composition angel ornaments, figural glass bulbs, contemporary belsnickle, etc. Est. $160-220 1768. Two Christmas items, to include a Harry Knouff - Hotel Bearmont, Reinerton, Pa., Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year whiskey flask, 5 1/2" h. and a box of Christmas candles, manufactured by Standard Oil Company. Est. $120-160 1769. Six Christmas candle lanterns, tallest - 9". Est. $160-220 1770. Six mohair teddy bears, to include three miniature Steiff examples, tallest - 14"., together with a Steiff lioness, Hexie dog, and an unmarked tiger. Est. $120-160 1771. Two mohair teddy bears, 13 1/2" h. and 24 1/2" h. Est. $200-300 1772. Collection of marbles, to include a sulfide with seated rabbit, 1 1/2" dia., sulfide with lion, sulfide with horse, large swirl, Benningtons, etc. Est. $100-200 1773. Miscellaneous toys, to include a Wyandotte pressed steel pick-up truck, 6" l., paper litho blocks, tin lithograph wind-ups, and four sample tins. Est. $80-120 1774. Group of stick leg and celluloid animals, together with cardboard Christmas houses, painted tin alligator, etc. Est. $100-200 1775. Group of stick leg animals, to include sheep, horse, and cow, tallest - 4 3/4". Est. $160-220 1776. Miscellaneous toys, to include Hill's Spelling Blocks, in original paper litho over wood box, two dexterity games, hand crank music box, set of German paper litho blocks, and a German tin litho wind-up race horse, 4 3/4" h. Est. $200-300 1777. Four composition horse on platform pull toys, together with a horse rocker, tallest - 8 1/2". Est. $160-220 1778. Three composition roly poly clowns, 6" h. Est. $120-160 1779. Williams Root Beer Extract advertising slide lid box, 7 1/2" h., 9 3/4" w. Est. $80-120 1780. Schuco telesteering car, in the original box, together with a tin wind-up car, a Meccano constructo racer with spare parts, and a Schoenhut clown. Est. $160-220 1781. Britain Army Lorry truck, with original box, together with a Dinky Toys Meccano Royal Tank Corps Light Tank set, in the original box and an empty box for a Britain Bren Gun Carrier. Est. $120-160 1782. Four cast iron still banks, tallest - 4 1/4". Est. $100-150 1783. Hall's Excelsior cast iron mechanical bank, 5" h. Est. $160-220 1784. Group of tin lithograph pails, banks and advertising tins, to include two small sand pails, five still banks, etc. Est. $200-300 1785. Cast iron Stover Junior Waffle iron, in the original box, together with a doll's toy pewter dish service, in the original box. Est. $80-120 1786. Miscellaneous tin toys, to include a three-horse drawn cart and wagons, friction airplane and a seesaw toy, 6 3/4" h. Est. $100-200 1787. Moxie tin lithograph advertising horse car, 8 1/2" l. Est. $200-300 1788. Marx tin lithograph wind-up Amos and Andy Fresh Air Taxicab, 8" l. Est. $160-220 1789. German Goso tin baby carriage, 7" h. Est. $80-120 1790. J. & E. Stevens cast iron William Tell mechanical bank. Est. $120-160 1791. Three cast iron horse drawn wagons, to include a Kenton milk wagon with driver, 12 1/2" l., Hubley Royal Circus wagon, and a sulky with driver. Est. $200-300 1792. Dayton painted tinplate hillclimber auto, with cast iron driver and passenger, 7 3/4" l., together with a painted tin hillclimber locomotive and tender. Est. $100-200 1793. Three cast iron doorstops, to include a frog, a seated rabbit and a terrier, tallest - 11 1/2". Est. $120-160 1794. Nine cast iron still banks, to include a seated rabbit, cow, pig, elephant, brass turkey, etc., together with a small dog doorstop, tallest - 6". Est. $200-300 1795. Four cast iron still banks, to include a world globe, 5 1/4" h., the Maine, Graf Zepplin and a top hat. Est. $160-220 1796. Six cast iron still banks, tallest - 5 1/2" h. Est. $160-220 1797. Five cast iron still banks, tallest - 6". Est. $160-220 1798. Two cast iron fire ladder trucks, to include A. C. Williams and Dent, longest - 8 1/4". Est. $120-160 1799. Eight small cast iron vehicles, to include an Arcade Avery steam tractor, 4 1/2" l., A. C. Willimas Austin car, an early limousine, etc. Est. $100-200 1800. Arcade cast iron Yellow Cab taxi bank, 7 3/4" l. Est. $100-150 1801. Restored Bennett Texaco Sky Chief gas pump, with plastic globe, porcelain pump placard dated 3-10-60, 77" h. Est. $500-800
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Online Only Decorative Arts Auction Wednesday, March 18th, 2020 at 9AM ALL BIDDING FOR THIS AUCTION IS ONLINE. Exhibition: Monday, March 16, 2020 - 10AM to 4PM Tuesday, March 17, 2020 - 10AM to 4PM Online Only Auctions at Pook & Pook are live auctions, not timed auctions. They run just like a regular salesroom auction with the lots being sold one at a time in lot number order. The only difference is that there are no bidders in the salesroom or on the phones. All bidding, both live and absentee, is taking place online through online bidding platforms. You can leave absentee bids up until a few minutes before an item sells. You can also bid live when the item crosses the auction block. Once the item is live, outbid notices cease. When the bidding slows down, a fair warning is given and a five second countdown begins. If nobody clicks bid during that five second countdown, the clerk then clicks ‘sold’. If someone does click bid, the countdown clock resets itself to five seconds and the countdown begins again. For the Online Only Auctions, we sell approximately 150 lots per hour. Please note that Pook & Pook is using multiple online bidding platforms for this auction. When watching the auction online, please note that "floor" bid simply means a bid taken from a different platform than the one you are watching. If you have any additional questions about how our Online Only Auctions work, please call (610) 269-4040 or email info@pookandpook.com. The buyer’s premium for this auction is 25%. CREDIT CARDS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED FROM FIRST TIME PURCHASERS. POOK & POOK DOES NOT SHIP IN-HOUSE BUT IS HAPPY TO ASSIST BUYERS WITH ARRANGING SHIPPING WITH AN OUTSIDE SHIPPER. THERE IS NO GALLERY EXHIBITION ON THE DAY OF THE SALE. THE BUYER'S PREMIUM IS 25%. PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS AUCTION WILL BE LISTED ON MULTIPLE PLATFORMS.

1001. Painted sheet iron rooster weathervane, 19th c., 13" h., 20" w. Est. $100-200

1002. Wrought iron skillet, 19th c., stamped W. Foster, 45" l. Est. $80-120

1003. Painted pressboard gameboard, early 20th c., 24" x 24". Est. $100-150

1004. Two tramp art miniature dressers, ca. 1900, 15 1/4" h., 8 3/4" w. and 11 1/2" h., 9 1/2" w. Est. $100-200

1005. Painted dome lid box, 19th c., with decoupage chinoiserie decoration, 5 1/2" h., 12" w. Est. $100-200

1006. Two Pennsylvania walnut dresser boxes, ca. 1900, with carved bird and floral decoration, 5 3/4" h., 8 3/4" w. and 5" h., 9" w. Est. $200-300

1007. Green and white appliqué oak leaf quilt, mid 19th c., 84" x 86". Est. $140-240

1008. Matchstick dresser box, inscribed Anna, together with another dresser box and a painted slide lid box (lacking lid) Est. $100-200

1009. Pennsylvania poplar lock box, 19th c., with side drawer, 11" h., 15 1/4" w. Est. $100-200

1010. Collection of early marbles, to include sulphides, Bennington, etc. together with a marble gameboard. Est. $200-300

1011. Pair of large Staffordshire spaniels, 19th c., 13 3/4" h. Est. $80-120

1012. Iron tools, to include signed oyster knives, sugar nippers, shears, etc. Est. $200-300

1013. Four pieces of diamond thumbprint glass, tallest - 9 1/2". Est. $100-200

1014. Two Parquetry gameboards, late 19th c., 19" x 27 1/2" and 16" x 16". Est. $100-200

1015. Four Pennsylvania toleware bread trays, 19th c. Est. $200-300

1016. Pennsylvania rye straw bee skep, together with a basket having a bentwood handle. Est. $80-120

1017. Walnut parcheesi gameboard, 19th c., inlaid with US three-cent pieces, 19 1/2" x 19 1/4". Est. $100-150

1018. Four redware bird houses, to include examples by Stahl and Seagreaves. Est. $100-200

1019. Painted tramp art comb box, late 19th c., 8" h., 8 1/2" w. Est. $100-200

1020. Mortised walnut footstool, 19th c., 7 3/4" h., 12 1/2" w. Est. $80-120

1021. Three Pennsylvania rye straw baskets, largest - 7" h., 20" w. Est. $100-200

1022. Group of carved and painted animals, tallest - 7" h. Est. $100-200

1023. Double sided parquetry gameboard, late 19th c., 20 1/2" x 20 1/2". Est. $100-200

1024. Two tramp art dresser boxes, late 19th c., 10 1/2" h., 12 3/4" w. and 7" h., 11" w. Est. $200-300

1025. Eight redware shallow bowls, 19th c., 5 3/4" dia. - 7 1/2" dia. Est. $100-200

1026. Two tiger maple footstools, 19th c. Est. $140-240

1027. Pennsylvania stoneware lidded cake crock, 19th c., with cobalt decoration, 5 1/2" h., 8 1/2" dia. Est. $100-200

1028. Group of Bennington and Rockingham pottery, 19th c. Est. $140-240

1029. Painted pine dresser box, 19th c., retaining its original decoration, 6 1/4" h., 12 1/4" w. Est. $200-400

1030. Stained poplar guitar case, 19th c., 37" l. Est. $140-240

1031. Two Three-gallon stoneware jugs, 19th c., with cobalt decoration, 14" h. Est. $200-300

1032. Painted pine gameboard, ca. 1900, 20 1/4" x 14 1/4". Est. $100-150

1033. Sailor's carved dresser box, 19th c., inscribed Frank on lid, and Hope and Good Luck on sides, 5 1/4" h., 11 1/2" w. Est. $100-200

1034. Amish painted cradle, 17 3/4" l., together with an early teddy bear. Provenance: Cradle - Henry Lapp sale. Est. $100-200

1035. Redware figure of an African American mans head, 7 1/2" h. Est. $140-240

1036. Stoneware canteen, together with a painted redware hen bank. Est. $200-300

1037. Pair of shard memory plates, 8 3/4" dia., together with a painted tin horn, 23 1/4" l. Est. $100-200

1038. Pair of Indian clubs, together with a mallet and scoop, stamped N.B. Bagg. Est. $200-300

1039. Miniature watercolor portrait of a woman, 19th c., 4" x 3 1/4". Est. $80-120

1040. Southeastern Pennsylvania ink fraktur bookplate, 19th c., 4 1/2" x 3 1/4". Est. $100-150

1041. Group of antique frames. Est. $100-150

1042. Miniature Pennsylvania redware plate, 19th c., with slip flower decoration, 5" dia. Est. $200-300

1043. Pieced crib quilt, 19th c., 30" x 24". Est. $100-150

1044. Tin chandelier, 20th c., 22" dia. Provenance: Sam Morgan Auctions. Est. $80-120

1045. Two Jacquard coverlets, mid 19th c. Est. $100-200

1046. Slag glass table lamp, early 20th c., 23 1/2" h. Est. $200-400

1047. Copper bedwarmer, 19th c., with punched distilfink decoration, 41 1/4" l. Est. $80-120

1048. Silk and wood shaving Easter basket, with decoupage eggs, 5" h., 13 1/2" w. Est. $80-120

1049. Four pieces of chalkware, ca. 1900, tallest - 10 1/2" h. Est. $200-400

1050. Three miniature watercolor portraits, 19th c., 4" x 3". Est. $200-300

1051. Painted toleware tea caddy, 19th c., 5" h., 5" w. Est. $80-120

1052. Two Continental blue and white pottery pitchers, 9 3/4" h. Est. $40-80

1053. Tucker porcelain urn, ca. 1830, 12 1/2" h. Est. $80-120

1054. Pair of spurious Peales Museum silhouettes of George and Martha Washington, 5" x 3 1/2". Est. $100-150

1055. Two unframed prints, to include Court of Death, after Rembrandt Peale and Mount Vernon in Virginia. Est. $10-20

1056. Unframed prints, many historical, together with a framed printed fraktur and a sterling silver spoon, inscribed Presidents House. Est. $80-120

1057. Carved and painted horse, 21 1/2" h. Est. $200-300

1058. Carved and painted horse pull toy, 24" h. Est. $200-300

1059. Painted cast iron horse windmill weight, 16 1/2" .h Est. $200-400

1060. Miniature mahogany chest of drawers, 19th c., 16 1/2" h., 14 1/2" w. Est. $100-200

1061. Mahogany silver chest, 19th c., 12 3/4" x 20". Est. $100-200

1062. English mahogany apothecary cabinet, ca. 1800, open - 18" h., 23" w. Est. $300-500

1063. Appliqué quilt, late 19th c., 79" x 75". Est. $200-400

1064. Star of Bethlehem quilt, dated 1880, 74" x 82". Est. $200-300

1065. Rosewood donation box, 19th c., together with a mahogany dresser box, 5 1/2" h., 13" w. and 8 3/4" h., 12" w. Est. $140-240

1066. Brass mounted plane, marking gauge and horse scrape. Est. $100-200

1067. Battersea patch box, together with two porcelain boxes. Est. $100-150

1068. Collection of sterling silver and plated dresser accessories. Est. $300-500

1069. Boston sterling silver mug, by Bigelow, Bros. & Kennard, 3 7/8" h., 6.5 ozt. Est. $80-120

1070. Weighted sterling silver, to include four Tiffany candlesticks. Est. $100-200

1071. Scofield Pantheon pattern sterling silver tea service, together with a plated tray, 132.4 ozt. Est. $1,400-1,600

1072. English repousse silver hot water kettle, early 19th c., bearing the touch of Robert Garrard, 14 1/2" h., 65.7 ozt. Est. $800-1,000

1073. Sterling silver three-piece tea service, 20.1 ozt. Est. $220-260

1074. Two repousse sterling silver bowls, together with a plate, inscribed Dorothy, 45.5 ozt. Est. $460-500

1075. Sterling silver bowls and serving dishes, 46.5 ozt. Est. $480-520

1076. Sterling silver tablewares, 53.6 ozt., together with a pair of plated candelabra. Est. $540-580

1077. Coin silver flatware, 6.6 ozt., together with an 800 silver strainer, 1.4 ozt. and a group of silver handled serving utensils. Est. $100-140

1078. Sterling silver flatware, 45.5 ozt. Est. $460-500

1079. Sterling silver serving utensils, 15 ozt. Est. $160-200

1080. Sterling silver serving utensils, 27.8 ozt. Est. $300-340

1081. Chinese export porcelain rose medallion teapot and cup, with case, together with a small printed roundel. Est. $100-150

1082. Miniature stoneware crock, 19th c., with cobalt decoration and incised 1/3W 2/3d, 4" h. Est. $200-300

1083. American painted leather fire bucket, dated 1816, 13 1/2" h. Est. $140-240

1084. Four iron mouth harps, two signed J. Smith. Est. $80-120

1085. Seven wrought iron scissors and snuffers, 19th c. Est. $80-120

1086. Group of early straight razors. Est. $80-120

1087. Group of toys, to include marbles, spinning tops, etc. Est. $80-120

1088. Group of early sewing accessories, to include button hole cutters, bone knitting accessories, etc. Est. $140-240

1089. Group of early instruments and accessories, together with a tole box, brass compass, small powder horn, etc. Est. $200-300

1090. Five Continental miniature watercolor portraits. Est. $140-240

1091. Five miniature watercolor portraits, 19th c. Est. $200-400

1092. Four miniature portraits and silhouettes, 19th c. Est. $140-240

1093. Hearth equipment, to include two waffle irons, fire tools, a trammel, and a ladle. Est. $200-300

1094. Large chalkware stag, 15" h, Est. $100-200

1095. Painted pine knife tray, 19th c., 7" l., 14" w. Est. $100-150

1096. Woodenware, to include a bowl, butterprints, scoop, etc. Est. $100-150

1097. Van Briggle art pottery vase, 11" h. Est. $80-120

1098. Child's figured maple pie crust table, early 20th c., 17 1/2" h. Est. $80-120

1099. Pair of iron Dewey crow decoys, 11" h. Est. $80-120

1100. American silver medal, inscribed United States of America, above a spread winged eagle, the reverse with Native American, inscribed G Washington President 1789, bearing the hallmark JW, possibly of a later date, 4" h. Est. $200-300

1101. Maitland Smith carved mahogany sideboard, 34 1/2" h., 60" w. Est. $200-400

1102. German carved walnut bookcase, 19th c., 96 1/2" h., 57" w. Est. $400-600

1103. German carved oak center table and four chairs, ca. 1900, 29" h., 38" w. Est. $400-600

1104. George III style mahogany breakfront, constructed from old and new material, 78 1/2" h., 65 1/2" w. Est. $500-1,000

1105. Large German carved mahogany buffet, late 19th c., 105" h., 65 1/2" w. Est. $400-800

1106. German carved oak cabinet, late 19th c., 38 1/2" h., 42" w. Est. $300-500

1107. Pair of German carved cerule chairs, together with a vitrine, 73 1/2" h. Est. $300-500

1108. Mahogany bureau with porcelain mounts, 31 1/2" h., 38" w., together with a small marquetry demilune table, 29" h., 30" w. and a plate stand. Est. $200-400

1109. Classical mahogany dressing mirror, ca. 1830, with brass mounts, 37" h., 29 1/4" w. Est. $300-500

1110. Painted pine jelly cupboard, 19th c., retaining an old blue surface, 54 1/4" h., 46" w. Est. $500-1,000

1111. Stained pine harvest table, 19th c., retaining and old red surface, 28 1/2" h., 19" w., 71 1/2" d. Est. $400-700

1112. Pine corner shelf, 66" h. Est. $140-240

1113. Werlich stencil decorated child's pull sleigh, 32" l. Est. $100-200

1114. Painted Emery child's sled, 33" l. Est. $200-300

1115. Painted infants push sleigh, 48" l. Est. $140-240

1116. Sheraton mahogany marble top mixing table, ca. 1815, 27 3/4" h., 36" w., together with a Federal side chair and a small end table. Est. $200-300

1117. Chippendale style carved mahogany sofa, stamped SHK, 38 1/2" h., 79" w. Est. $200-400

1118. Pennsylvania Sheraton mahogany bowfront chest of drawers, 40 3/4" h., 42" w. Est. $200-300

1119. Federal mahogany bowfront chest of drawers, ca. 1805, with line inlay, 37" h., 40 3/4" w. Est. $200-400

1120. Mahogany tall case clock, early 20th c., the works stamped B&D, 74 1/2" h. Est. $100-200

1121. Pennsylvania William and Mary painted poplar dower chest, ca. 1760, 25 1/2" h., 50" w. Est. $300-500

1122. Walnut shaving mirror, 19th c., with candlearms, 21 1/2" x 20". Est. $100-200

1123. Walnut splay leg stand, 19th c., 27 1/4" h., 18 3/4" w. Est. $100-200

1124. Small mortised pine bench, 19th c., 17" h., 42" w. Est. $80-120

1125. Pennsylvania or Maryland Chippendale walnut Pembroke table, late 18th c., 29" h., 18 1/4" w., 34" d. Provenance: Whiteside Auction 1973. Est. $300-500

1126. Federal style mahogany dwarf clock, retailed by Shreve, Crump & Low, Boston, 60" h. Est. $200-400

1127. Oil on canvas three-part folding screen, early 20th c., 72" x 60". Est. $200-300

1128. Philadelphia Chippendale walnut armchair, ca. 1770. Est. $300-500

1129. New England Sheraton mahogany sofa, ca. 1810, with satinwood inlays, 35" h., 72" w. Est. $200-300

1130. George III style carved mahogany open armchair. Est. $200-300

1131. Pennsylvania painted hard pine schrank, composed of period and non period elements, 82" h., 60" w. Est. $800-1,200

1132. Pennsylvania painted pine dower chest, late 18th c., 22" h., 50" w. Est. $400-700

1133. Pennsylvania Chippendale walnut dining chair, ca. 1780. Est. $100-200

1134. Pennsylvania painted poplar dower chest, late 18th c., with later decoration, 30" h., 49" w. Est. $500-1,000

1135. Mortised pine bench, 19th c., 34" h., 48" w. Est. $140-240

1136. Pennsylvania walnut schrank, constructed form period and non period elements, 87" h., 62" w. Est. $800-1,200

1137. Pennsylvania pine and poplar tall case clock, ca. 1800, 93" h. Est. $400-800

1138. Berks County, Pennsylvania painted pine dower chest, dated 1780, decorated in the manner of Bieber, 29 3/4" h., 49 1/4" w. Est. $800-1,200

1139. Pennsylvania painted poplar child's blanket chest, ca. 1800, with later sponge decoration, 16" h., 24" w. Est. $400-600

1140. Sheraton cherry one-drawer stand, 19th c., 30" h., 25" w. Est. $80-120

1141. W. Wallick Windsor settee, 31" h., 86" w. Est. $500-1,000

1142. English Windsor armchair, ca. 1800. Est. $300-400

1143. Painted pine churn, for Wallace & Kohler, York, Pennsylvania, 32" h., 18 1/2" w. Est. $200-400

1144. Pennsylvania Federal walnut slant front desk, ca. 1795, 42 1/4" h., 37 1/2" w. Est. $200-400

1145. Regency style mahogany games table, together with a reproduction Windsor, a candlestand and a child's tavern table. Est. $200-400

1146. Continental painted pine cupboard, 19th c., 24 1/2" h., 18 1/2" w. Est. $140-240

1147. MacKenzie Child's woven hassock and ceramic foot ottoman, 14 1/2" h., 31" w. Est. $200-300

1148. Pair of Stickley oak armchairs. Est. $200-400

1149. Sheraton cherry and birds-eye maple two-drawer stand, 19th c., 28 1/2" h., 18 1/2" w. Est. $200-400

1150. Large painted ladderback armchair, late 18th c. Est. $200-300

1151. Carl Weber watercolor river landscape, signed lower right, 13" x 26". Est. $140-240

1152. Mahogany and gilt mirror, early 20th c., 55 3/4" h. Est. $100-200

1153. Chippendale mahogany looking glass, ca. 1800, 38" h. Est. $140-240

1154. Engraving of General Washington, after Trumbull, 25 1/4" x 17 1/4". Est. $140-240

1155. Large needlework of George Washington, 33 1/2" x 26 1/2". Est. $80-120

1156. Thomas Craig (American 1849-1924), watercolor landscape, signed lower right, 15" x 24". Est. $140-240

1157. Pair of oil on board landscapes, signed Jeanne Stauffer '40, 16" x 20". Est. $100-200

1158. Adolph Pannash (American 1866-1952), oil on canvas country landscape, signed lower left, 18" x 24". Est. $80-120

1159. Oil on board winter landscape, early 20th c., 16 1/2" x 20 1/2". Est. $80-120

1160. Two Sheraton mirrors, ca. 1830, 22 1/2" x 10 1/4" and 25" x 14". Est. $80-120

1161. Two oil country landscapes, one signed Kornbau, 16 1/2" x 24" and 18" x 24". Est. $80-120

1162. David Ellinger, silkscreen Amish auction, 18 1/4" x 23 1/2". Est. $80-120

1163. Philip Chillman (American 1841-1915), watercolor landscape, signed lower right, 14" x 25". Est. $80-120

1164. Color lithograph, White's Big Cattle Show, after Krimmel, 24" x 26". Est. $60-90

1165. George Newman (American 1875-1965), watercolor and gouache landscape, signed lower right, 15"x 21". Est. $100-150

1166. Grandma Moses, silkscreen country landscape, 21" x 26". Est. $100-200

1167. Continental silk and metallic thread embroidery, 18th c., 25 1/2" x 19 1/2". Est. $80-120

1168. Ensigns & Thayer color lithograph, Presidents of the United States, 29" x 20 1/2". Est. $200-300

1169. Group of unframed prints, fraktur, works on paper. Est. $80-120

1170. Marc Chagall lithograph, Profil a l'enfant rouge, 12 1/2" x 9 1/2". Est. $200-300

1171. Andrew Wyeth (American 1917-2009), collotype Blueberries, signed and numbered 121/250, 12 1/4" x 18 1/2". Est. $200-300

1172. Carolyn Wyeth (American 1909-1994), three signed prints Up From the Woods, 24 1/2" x 30". Est. $200-300

1173. Andrew Wyeth (American 1917-2009), collotype Harlequin, signed and numbered 52/300, 14 3/4" x 17 1/2". Est. $200-400

1174. Andrew Wyeth (American 1917-2009), The Helga Pictures, six nude studies, all inscribed Helga. Est. $200-300

1175. Military enlistment certificate for William Hass, 51st Regiment of the Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, 28" x 22". Est. $100-150

1176. Pennsylvania oil on poplar panel portrait of a young man, ca. 1840, inscribed in lower right corner Done at Once, 24" x 18 1/2". Est. $140-240

1177. Three silk on linen samplers, 19th c. Est. $140-240

1178. Ink fraktur manuscript, late 18th c., 12 1/4" x 7 1/2". Est. $80-120

1179. Pencil and watercolor landscape, late 19th c., identified on a label as Uncle Gaylords Mill, Union Springs, NY, 7" x 11". Est. $100-150

1180. Three Pennsylvania printed and hand colored fraktur. Est. $100-200

1181. Wool embroidery of a mother and children, 19th c. 14" x 16 1/2". Est. $140-240

1182. Two oil works, signed M. Stark 1938 and Lindenmate, 13" x 16" and 14" x 16". Est. $80-120

1183. Pennsylvania printed fraktur, by Samuel Baumann, Ephrata, dated 1811, 13" x 15 3/4", together with a printed Himmelsbrief, 16 1/4" x 11 1/2". Est. $80-120

1184. Printed and hand colored fraktur Irrgarten, by Blumer, 15 1/4" x 12". Est. $140-240

1185. Three Victor Shearer oil on canvas landscapes, largest - 10" x 15". Est. $100-200

1186. Three oil works, largest - 10" x 15". Est. $80-120

1187. Pair of Jerry Quier oil on board winter landscapes, both signed, 5" x 7". Est. $80-120

1188. Two Blousy Angel artist ink and watercolor fraktur, 8" x 13" and 13" x 16". Est. $200-400

1189. Watercolor drawing of a house, together with a watercolor of three puppies, 9" x 10 1/4" and 8 1/2" x 11 1/2". Est. $100-200

1190. Adrian Martinez (American b. 1949), pair of oil on board portraits of William and Maryann Early, after the works by Thomas Sully, 30" x 25". Est. $200-400

1191. Pair of Japanese painted scrolls, together with a Chinese embroidery, 23 3/4" x 8 1/2" and 15 3/4" x 15 3/4". Est. $100-200

1192. Two Sheraton mirrors, 19th c. 29" x 15" and 24 1/4" x 13 3/4". Est. $140-240

1193. Oil on canvas, 19th c., of a woman with mandolin, 20" x 24". Est. $140-240

1194. Oil on panel, 19th c., of a country landscape, 18" x 21 3/4". Est. $140-240

1195. Arnold Todd (American mid 20th c.), oil on canvas portrait of John L. Hillpot, a farmer from Tinicum Township, Pennsylvania, 32" x 24". Est. $140-240

1196. Lillian Harpel (American, late19th/early 20th c.), oil on canvas barnscene, with sheep, signed lower right, dated 1907, 18" x 27". Est. $300-500

1197. David Y. Ellinger (American 1913-2003), watercolor fraktur, signed lower middle, 9" x 7". Est. $200-300

1198. Two silk on linen samplers, 19th c., 12" x 8 1/4" and 12" x 12 3/4". Est. $200-300

1199. Silk on linen band sampler, 19th c., wrought by Martha Barnard, 20 1/2" x 8 1/2". Est. $140-240

1200. English silk on linen sampler, dated 1819, wrought by Ann Sparke, under the tutelage of M. Williams, 12 1/2" x 13". Est. $200-300

1201. Lesghi star shriven carpet, ca. 1900, 5'10" x 3'7". Est. $140-240

1202. Heriz mat, ca. 1940, 4' x 2'10". Est. $100-200

1203. Beluch mat, together with a Caucasian mat, 3'4" x 1'6" and 1'7" x 1'11". Est. $100-200

1204. Hamadan carpet, ca. 1930, 7'3" x 4'4" . Est. $140-240

1205. Hamadan carpet, ca. 1930, 6' x 3'2". Est. $60-90

1206. Turkoman carpet, early 20th c., 5'5" x 4'10", together with a Hamadan runner, 9'4" x 3'4". Est. $100-200

1207. Turkish carpet, early 20th c., 5'10" x 3'4". Est. $200-300

1208. Bidjar carpet, 5'6" x 3'8". Est. $200-300

1209. Persian carpet, 10' x 6'6". Est. $300-500

1210. Bidjar runner, 8'4" x 2'6". Est. $140-240

1211. Semi antique Bidjar carpet, 5'6" x 3'7". Est. $200-300

1212. Semi antique Bidjar carpet, 5'9" x 4'. Est. $200-300

1213. Semi antique Bidjar carpet, 9' x 5'3". Est. $300-500

1214. Bidjar carpet, 9'9" x 6'8". Est. $300-500

1215. Persian carpet, 10'3" x 6'7". Est. $300-400

1216. Semi antique Bidjar carpet, 5'6" x 3'8". Est. $200-300

1217. Shiraz long rug, 10'5" x 4'4". Est. $200-400

1218. Semi antique Afghan carpet, 4'9" x 3'6". Est. $80-120

1219. Two Bidjar mats, 4' x 2'5" and 4'1" x 2'7". Est. $200-300

1220. Two semi antique Caucasian carpets, 4'2" x 2'9" and 4'10" x 2'9". Est. $140-240

1221. Bohkara carpet, early 20th c., 7'10" x 6'. Est. $140-240

1222. Persian carpet, early 20th c., 6'8" x 4'5". Est. $140-240

1223. Two Turkoman mats, 4' x 3'10" and 2'4" x 1'7". Est. $80-120

1224. Indo carpet, early/mid 20th c., 15'2" x 10'4". Est. $400-600

1225. Three Oriental mats, early/mid 20th c., largest - 5' x 3'9". Est. $140-240

1226. Stoneware lidded crock, 19th c., with cobalt flower decoration, 9" h. Est. $140-240

1227. Tin birdcage, late 19th c., together with a later carved bird, possibly by Noyes, 15 1/2" h. Est. $100-200

1228. Painted tramp art miniature cupboard, ca. 1900, with heart sides, 12" h., together with a tramp art sewing box, 10" h. Est. $140-240

1229. Pine thread holder, late 19th c., 8" h. Est. $100-200

1230. Two painted tramp art wall pockets, ca. 1900, 8" h. and 7 1/4" h. Est. $100-200

1231. Painted mortised stool, with splay legs, together with a floral painted stool and a cherry stool with scalloped apron. Est. $200-300

1232. Wallpaper dome lid box, together with a hide covered box, with London label, 19th c. Est. $100-200

1233. Three wallpaper dresser boxes, largest - 4 1/2" h., 7 1/2" w. Est. $200-300

1234. Sevres style porcelain urn, 27 3/4" h. Est. $200-400

1235. Ten Dresden reticulated porcelain plates, 9 1/4" dia. Est. $100-200

1236. Steuben aurene glass vase, 5 7/8" h. Est. $140-240

1237. Lalique frosted glass owl vase, 5 3/8" h. Est. $140-240

1238. Brilliant cut glass table lamp, vase and compote, tallest - 20 1/2" h. Est. $200-400

1239. Baccarat glass bowl, 15" dia. Est. $80-120

1240. French gilt metal mantel clock, 16 1/2" h. Est. $100-200

1241. Fourteen flow blue plates, a shallow bowl, 6" h., 10 1/4" dia. and a blue feather edge platter, 14 1/4" l., 18" w. Est. $140-240

1242. Historical blue Staffordshire Exchange Charleston small tray, 4 7/8" l., 6 3/4" w., together with a Rebecca at the Well creamer, 4 3/4" h. Est. $80-120

1243. Scrimshaw whale tooth, with ship, anchor and woman with hoop, 5 1/2" h. Est. $140-240

1244. Pieced chintz quilt, dated 1804, 94" x 100". Est. $100-150

1245. Blue and white overshot coverlet, 19th c. Est. $80-120

1246. Two American coverlets, 19th c. Est. $100-200

1247. Pieced diamond quilt, 19th c., 81" x 81". Est. $100-200

1248. Painted pine slide lid box, 19th c., 5" h., 12 1/2" w., together with a Pennsylvania painted bentwood box (lacking cover), 2 3/4" h., 6" w. Est. $140-240

1249. Four bentwood sifters, 19th c., largest - 21" dia. Est. $80-120

1250. Primitive mouse trap, 19th c., 10" l. Est. $80-120

1251. Three mocha tablewares, tallest - 4". Est. $300-400

1252. Five assorted baskets. Est. $60-90

1253. Sailors pewter inlaid marlin spike, 19th c., 13 3/4" l. Est. $80-120

1254. Miscellaneous items, to include pipes, bowie knife, etc. Est. $60-90

1255. Five pieces of Pennsylvania redware 19th c., tallest - 7 1/2". Est. $140-240

1256. Group of Pennsylvania redware, 19th c., tallest - 4 1/2". Est. $140-240

1257. Primitive painted pine zither, 19th c., 30 1/2" l. Est. $80-120

1258. Red and white Jacquard coverlet, 19th c., with eagle corners. Est. $100-150

1259. Five tin stencils, to include Diehl, Kostenbauder, Hillpot, etc., longest - 18 3/4". Est. $80-120

1260. Two carved canes, late 19th c. Est. $100-150

1261. Four carved canes, with animal grips. Est. $100-150

1262. Two carved canes, together with a bone grip cane. Est. $100-150

1263. Three carved canes with figural grips. Est. $200-300

1264. Lyman Fenton Bennington coachman bottle, together with a lidded toby canister, 11" h. and 5 1/4" h. Est. $80-120

1265. Carved and painted spread winged eagle, in the manner of Wilhelm Schimmel, mid 20thc., 9 1/2" h., 16 1/4" w. Est. $300-500

1266. Philadelphia copper kettle, 19th c., the handle stamped Heiss Phila, 11 1/2" h. Est. $100-200

1267. Turned mahogany lamp holder, together with two iron fat lamps, 22" h. Est. $200-300

1268. Carved walnut figure, 19th c., with articulated arms, 11 1/2" h. Est. $140-240

1269. Two mocha pitchers, 19th c., with seaweed and earthworm decoration, 7 1/2" h. Est. $140-240

1270. Group of mocha tablewares Est. $300-500

1271. Cast iron stove plate, with stag, 22 3/4" h., 23 3/4" w. Est. $100-200

1272. Set of wrought iron fireplace tools, 32 3/4" h. Est. $100-200

1273. Chinese porcelain jardinière, 20th c., with stand - 27 1/2" h. Est. $100-200

1274. Chinese export style tobacco leaf tureen and undertray, 8 1/4" h., 15 1/4" w. Est. $100-200

1275. Painted sheet iron weathervane, 20th c., of a gentleman and cow, 12 1/2" h., 28" w. Est. $140-240

1276. Philadelphia sterling pap boat, 19th c., by George Sharp, 4.1 ozt. Est. $80-100

1277. Cast iron warming stove, late 19th c., 12 1/2" h., 17" w. Est. $80-120

1278. Figural bronze of a woman and centaur, signed Zheng, 18 1/2" h. Est. $100-200

1279. Wrought iron utensil rack, together with three flesh forks and a ladle, stamped PN 1838. Est. $140-240

1280. Delft blue and white charger, 18th c., 12 5/8" dia. Est. $100-200

1281. Group of Chinese export rose medallion porcelain, 19th c., largest bowl - 4 1/2" h., 9 1/2" dia. Est. $200-300

1282. Pair of Chinese export porcelain vases, late 19th c., 17 1/2" h. Est. $200-300

1283. Pennsylvania poplar utensil box, ca. 1800, retaining an old historic surface, 7" h., 13 1/2" w., 12" d. Est. $200-300

1284. Birmingham silver teapot and coffee pot, 36.3 ozt. Est. $340-380

1285. J.E. Caldwell sterling silver three-piece tea service, after the original by Joseph and Nathaniel Richardson, 42.6 ozt. Est. $400-450

1286. Fruitwood book press, ca. 1800, together with a Philadelphia Bible, printed 1828, 16 1/2" x 24 1/4". Est. $200-400

1287. Pennsylvania walnut Bible box, ca. 1800, 8 1/4" h., 19 1/4" w. Est. $200-400

1288. Powder horn, 19th c., 13 1/2" l. Est. $80-120

1289. Three Jacquard coverlets, together with a youth bar quilt. Est. $140-240

1290. Pennsylvania painted pine miniature blanket chest, 19th c., retaining its original grained surface, 10 1/4" h., 15" w. Est. $100-200

1291. Painted pine bin, labeled Dromgold, York, PA, 11" h., 11 3/4" w. Est. $80-120

1292. Sheet iron rooster weathervane, 29" h. Est. $200-400

1293. Cast iron rooster windmill weight, stamped Hummer, 9" h. Est. $200-400

1294. Victorian parquetry lock box, 7 1/4" h., 16 1/4" w. Est. $140-240

1295. African bronze rooster, 17" h. Est. $140-240

1296. Fourteen porcelain patch boxes, several marked Limoges. Est. $140-240

1297. Copper rooster weathervane, 23" h. Est. $300-400

1298. Greensboro, Pennsylvania country store Annie Oakley advertising sign, with a lithograph glass panel, copyright 1904, 10" h., 5" w., together with a Western 541 folding knife with sheath, 4" blade. Est. $80-120

1299. Two miniature watercolor portraits, mid 19th c., 3 3/4" x 3" and 3 1/4" x 2 1/2". Est. $140-240

1300. Two Pennsylvania redware pie plates, 19th c., with slip decoration, 9" dia. and 10" dia. Est. $140-240

1301. Slip decorated redware charger, 19th c., 12 1/4" dia. Est. $200-300

1302. Large pearlware pitcher, 19th c., 7 3/4" h., together with a Pratt style pitcher and a canary pitcher. Est. $200-300

1303. Seven Staffordshire child's mugs, 19th c. Est. $140-240

1304. Two mocha pitchers, with seaweed and earthworm decoration, 6 1/2" h. and 5 1/2" h. Est. $200-400

1305. Two Pennsylvania rye straw baskets, 19th c., 6" h., 17" w. and 8 1/4" h., 13" w. Est. $100-200

1306. Three Pennsylvania rye straw baskets, 19th c., largest - 15 1/2" dia. Est. $140-240

1307. Pair of Staffordshire spaniels, 19th c., 12" h. Est. $100-150

1308. Three red spatter peafowl cups and saucers, together with a blue peafowl plate, 9 3/4" dia. Est. $200-400

1309. Large Pennsylvania redware mold, 19th c., 6" h., 9 1/4" w. Est. $80-120

1310. Four pieces of Pennsylvania redware, to include a flowerpot, two crocks and a mug, tallest-6" Provenance: flowerpot - Harry Hartman. Est. $300-400

1311. Watercolor double silhouette, by W. Seville, together with six other silhouettes. Est. $200-400

1312. Two watercolor portraits of children, mid 19th c., 6" x 5" and 4" x 3". Est. $200-400

1313. Western Pennsylvania stoneware crock, 19th c., with cobalt inscription Hamilton & Jones, 10" h. Est. $100-150

1314. Pennsylvania Remmey stoneware crock, 19th c., with cobalt tulip decoration, 14" h. Est. $200-300

1315. Pair of carved and painted merganser decoys, signed Kach, 16 1/2" l. Est. $300-500

1316. Four Rockingham pitchers, together with a batter jug and a baking dish, tallest - 10 1/4". Est. $200-400

1317. Four tin candlemolds, 19th c., largest - 10 1/2" h. Est. $140-240

1318. French Canadian hooked rug, of Native American Indians meeting the Mayflower, 37" l Est. $40-60

1319. Wrought iron peel and trammel 19th c. Est. $80-120

1320. Swiss cylinder music box, with rosewood grained case, 4 5/8" cylinder. Est. $160-220

1321. Tin cookie cutters, together with bone handled flatware. Est. $40-80

1322. Enterprise #2 cast iron coffee grinder, 12" h., together with a Pepper tin, 8 1/2" h. Est. $140-240

1323. Wrought iron utensils, 19th c., some with decorated handles. Est. $200-300

1324. Tiger maple scoop, together with a Steigel type flask, a Delft plate and an ironstone plate. Est. $200-400

1325. Two printed and hand written land indentures, printed by William Hamilton, signed by Henry Shippen, James Humes and John Bachman, dated 1813, 14 1/4" x 17 1/2". Est. $40-80

1326. Three early printed booklets, one Lancaster County, Pennsylvania school workbook with handwritten text dated 1836, with numerous local places and family names, by Jacob Landis, Manor Township, a hand written story written in German and dated 1831, and an 1836 Almanac printed in German, by George Menz and Son, together with a Lancaster Academy centennial celebration booklet dated 1884, a 19th c. New England grade book, miscellaneous clippings etc. Est. $40-80

1327. George Ross signed legal writ, dated 1750 from Carlisle, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, in regards to getting John Silver to pay the sum of nine pounds ten shillings. Est. $60-90

1328. Columbian Sentinel newspaper, Boston, Massachusetts, January 2nd, 1808. Est. $20-40

1329. Cobalt glass cruet, together with an aquamarine cruet and an amber chestnut bottle. Est. $100-200

1330. Miscellaneous group of metalware, baskets, etc. Est. $200-300

1331. Mahogany mantel clock, with Elliott works, 11 1/2" h. Est. $40-80

1332. Pennsylvania chalkware cat, 19th c., 7 1/4" h. Est. $100-200

1333. Painted sheet metal crab, 21" h., 30 1/2" w. Est. $80-120

1334. Five Staffordshire figures, tallest - 14 1/2". Est. $80-120

1335. Miscellaneous group of coin silver, weighted, plate, etc. Est. $100-200

1336. Pair of gilt bronze figures of George Washington and Benjamin Franklin, 14 1/2" h. Est. $300-500

1337. Chinese export porcelain Canton platter, 19th c., 12" l., 15" w. Est. $80-120

1338. Two Chinese soapstone carvings, together with a bronze bird, tallest - 10 1/2". Est. $100-150

1339. Chinese export porcelain rose medallion vase, together with a garden seat and an umbrella stand, tallest - 24". Est. $300-500

1340. Large wrought iron candleholder, 18 1/2" h. Est. $100-150

1341. Pair of painted cast iron horsehead bookends, 9 1/2" h. Est. $100-200

1342. Creamware serving dish, late 18th c., probably Wedgwood, 7" l., 14 1/2" w. Est. $100-200

1343. Leather lock box, 19th c., with brass tack decoration, 7 1/4" h., 16" w. Est. $140-240

1344. Pair of painted iron egret lawn ornaments, 29 1/4" h. Est. $200-400

1345. Pair of blue Staffordshire Holme shallow bowls, 10 1/4" dia., together with a faience stein, 8 1/2" h. Est. $100-200

1346. Chinese export porcelain figure, seated on a dragon throne, 9" h. Est. $80-120

1348. Red lacquer cruet stand, with cut glass bottles, 11" h. Est. $100-200

1349. Silver plate lighthouse cocktail shaker, 13 3/4" h. Est. $100-200

1350. Pair of Black Forest eagle wall brackets, ca. 1900, 16 1/2" h., 16 1/2" w. Est. $300-400

1351. English silk on linen sampler, dated 1789, wrought by Sarah Clark, 12 3/4" x 12 3/4". Est. $200-300

1352. English silk on linen sampler, dated 1842, wrought by Elizabeth Rees, 16 1/2" x 13". Est. $140-240

1353. Continental silk on linen sampler, dated 1830, 18 1/2" x 19 1/4". Est. $200-400

1354. Three silk on linen samplers, 19th c., largest - 15 1/2" x 10". Est. $300-500

1355. Silk on linen sampler, early 19th c., 17" x 16 1/2". Est. $140-240

1356. English silk on linen band sampler, dated 1799, wrought by Eliza Coates?, 25 3/4" x 11 1/2". Est. $200-400

1357. Scottish silk on linen sampler, dated 1840, 17 1/2" x 12 1/2". Est. $200-400

1358. Three reverse paintings on glass, 19th c., largest - 24 1/2" x 16". Est. $200-400

1359. Two silk on linen samplers, 19th c., 16" x 12" and 19" x 18". Est. $200-400

1360. Oil on panel folk portrait, signed D. Davis, together with a reverse painted portrait, 20" x 20" and 19" x 15". Est. $80-120

1361. Samuel Slater Cotton Centenary handkerchief, 1890, 16" x 27 1/2". Est. $100-200

1362. Philadelphia International exhibition handkerchief, 23" x 26 1/2". Est. $200-300

1363. Two Centennial handkerchiefs, 20" x 22 1/2" and 23" x 16 1/4". Est. $200-300

1364. Protection Home Industries handkerchief, together with an Uncle Sam embroidery, 19" x 18 1/2" and 18 1/2" x 17 1/2" Est. $80-120

1365. Five reverse painted portraits on glass, 19th c., largest - 12 1/2" x 9 1/2". Est. $300-400

1366. Oil on canvas portrait of a child with a rattle, mid 19th c., 30" x 25". Est. $300-400

1367. English silk on linen sampler, dated 1831, wrought by Mary Cooper, 15" x 12". Est. $200-300

1368. Carlisle, Pennsylvania silk on linen sampler, dated 1838, wrought by Ann Maria Knettle, 17 1/2" x 12 1/2". Est. $200-300

1369. Northumberland County, Pennsylvania ink and watercolor fraktur birth certificate for Johannes Walter, b. 1807, 8 3/4" x 10 3/4". Est. $200-300

1370. Two silk on linen samplers, 19th c., 12" x 11 1/2" and 9 1/2" x 8". Est. $140-240

1371. Two Federal mirrors, 19th c., 22 1/4" x 12" and 21 1/4" x 11 3/4". Est. $80-120

1372. Oil on canvas still life, signed Serra 1907, 12" x 17". Est. $140-240

1373. Oil on canvas landscape, ca. 1900, signed T.E. Birch, 12" x 24". Est. $80-120

1374. Historical Map of Pennsylvania, pub. 1875, by Sheafer, 23" x 39 1/2". Est. $80-120

1375. James Ross (American 1871-1944), oil on canvas titled North of Grassy Sprain Yonkers, New York, initialed lower right, 16" x 20". Est. $200-300

1376. Painted tin Bessonneau Stock trade sign, early to mid 20th c., 31 1/2" dia. Est. $80-120

1377. Painted Millinery trade sign, 7" x 29 3/4". Est. $60-90

1378. Painted Laundry Agency trade sign, 20 3/4" x 37 1/2". Est. $200-400

1379. Nine printed and hand colored fraktur, together with a reproduction Haus-Segen. Est. $300-400

1380. Chippendale style tiger maple mirror, with green pinstriped edge, 41 1/4" h. Est. $100-200

1381. Continental giltwood mirror, ca. 1900, 37" h. Est. $100-200

1382. Chippendale mahogany mirror, ca. 1800, retaining an early ochre grained surface, 19" h. Est. $200-400

1383. Black Forest carved oak leaf mirror, 46" x 33". Est. $200-400

1384. Oil on canvas hanging rabbit, 19th c., 35" x 27". Est. $200-300

1385. Oil on canvas still life, early 20th c., signed Scannig, 22" x 27". Est. $200-400

1386. Pair of pastel still lifes, ca. 1900, 12" x 10". Est. $80-120

1387. Silk on silk embroidery of potted flowers, 19th c., 20" x 15". Est. $140-240

1388. Ink cartoon of Harvard, signed F. Smith, 19" x 21 1/2". Est. $60-90

1389. French color lithograph of General Lafayette, 22 1/2" x 14 1/2". Est. $80-120

1390. Three pastels of puppies, late 19th c., largest - 13 1/2" x 17 1/2". Est. $400-600

1391. Peter Hunt oil on board, 21" x 18". Est. $100-150

1392. Johann Eberhard Ihle (German 1727-1814) oil on canvas of a woman with bird, signed verso and dated 1805, 24" x 18 1/2". Est. $300-400

1393. Three Spanish Colonial oil on canvas works. Est. $200-300

1394. Set of six painted mirror botanicals, 16 1/2" x 12 1/4". Est. $200-400

1395. Two Tibetan thangka, together with a Chinese painted silk panel. Est. $80-120

1396. Four Japanese modernist block prints. Est. $100-200

1397. Three Junichiro Sekino signed block prints. Est. $140-240

1398. Six assorted Japanese woodblock prints, three signed Yoshida. Est. $100-200

1399. Six assorted Japanese woodblock prints. Est. $100-200

1400. Nine Japanese modernist prints, together with a scroll. Est. $100-200

1401. Miscellaneous group, to include baseball cards, stamps, silver plate, pocket knives, etc. Est. $80-120

1402. Two Sunderland lustre pitchers, 19th c., with transfer decoration, 8 3/4" h. Est. $200-300

1403. Collection of strawberry pattern pearlware. Est. $200-400

1404. Mocha mug, 19th c., 5 3/4" h., together with seven pieces of Carpentier mocha. Est. $140-240

1405. Eleven Staffordshire ABC plates, 19th c., 5" - 7 1/4" dia. Est. $200-300

1406. Period and reproduction spatterware. Est. $200-300

1407. Collection of pearlware, 19th c. Est. $200-300

1408. Group of floral decorated pearlware, 19th c. Est. $80-120

1409. Miscellaneous porcelain, to include Chinese export, Worcester, etc. Est. $80-120

1410. Four Pratt-type pearlware pitchers, tallest - 8 3/4". Est. $300-500

1411. Six Pratt-type pearlware pitchers, tallest - 7 3/4". Est. $300-500

1412. Group of Pratt-type pearlware teawares. Est. $200-400

1413. Painted tramp art wall pocket, together with a pair of silhouettes. Est. $80-120

1414. Two English mahogany tea caddies, early 19th c., together with a brass and mahogany rack. Est. $100-200

1415. Collection of miniature Kaywoodie pipes. Est. $20-40

1416. Twenty-four Steuben twist stem glasses. Est. $200-300

1417. Two carved and painted Canada goose decoys, together with two ducks. Est. $200-400

1418. Three painted gameboards, early 20th c. Est. $200-300

1419. Mickey Mantle signed jersey. Est. $300-500

1420. Articulated silver fish bottle, 6" l. Est. $60-90

1421. Ty Cobb tobacco baseball card, by Honest Long Cut. Est. $80-120

1422. Baseball and football cards, to include Ken Griffey Jr. rookie Fleer, Randy Johnson rookie Donruss, signed Jose Lima, signed Rey Ordonez, Deion Sanders rookie, etc. Est. $80-120

1423. Group of sterling silver, 7.1 ozt. Est. $80-100

1424. Silver and bone mounted knives and serving utensils, to include a pair of grape shears. Est. $80-120

1425. Two carved and painted goose decoys. Est. $200-400

1426. Three Pennsylvania stoneware crocks, 19th c., with cobalt decoration, 9 1/2" h. Est. $140-240

1427. Wrought iron candleholder, 19th c., 22 1/4" h. Est. $100-150

1428. Nine porcelain head canes, early 20th c. Est. $200-300

1429. Sheet iron rooster weathervane, 39 1/2" h. Est. $200-300

1430. English inlaid mahogany dressing chest, early 19th c., 9 3/4" h., 16 1/4" w. Est. $200-300

1431. Painted tin chicken game lid, early 20th c., 13" h. Est. $80-120

1432. Iron Feen-a-mint laxative trade sign, 8" x 30". Est. $60-90

1433. Two New York ovoid stoneware jugs, 19th c., together with a Western Pennsylvania canning jar, tallest - 13". Est. $200-400

1434. Cast iron elephant doorstop, 10" h. Est. $80-120

1435. Collection of sports trading cards, to include 1951 Bowman Ted Williams, 1982 Topps Cal Ripken Jr., 1989 Score Barry Sanders, Goudey Randy Moore, 1952 Bowman Yogi Berra, 1971 Reggie Jackson, 1983 Fleer Cal Ripken Jr., two 1987 Donruss Mark McGuire, 1952 Bowman Warren Spahn, Caporal Cigarettes Ty Cobb, etc. Est. $200-300

1436. Collection of baseball signed photos, from 1988 TV Sports Mailbag, Pleasantville NY, to include four Willie Mays, three Warren Spahn, Leon Day, and Dick Groat, together with 1956 Baseball Yearbook, 1947 Yankee Stadium program, early press photo of Jack Miller, another Willie Mays signed photo, as well as other sports photos including a signed Seth Joynner, signed Mary Slaney photo, press photo of the Tunney - Dempsey boxing match, to other early photos of boxers, etc. Est. $200-300

1437. Large group of press promotional movie photographs. Est. $200-300

1438. Group of political and miscellaneous ephemera, to include a signed photo of Barbara Bush, two Reagan inauguration invitations, Coolidge inauguration invitations, together with ten Charles Lindbergh press photographs, eight dirigible and aircraft related press photos, a Hitler press photo, two Hindenburg press photos, etc. Est. $200-300

1439. Group of trade cards and ephemera, to include thirty-nine miniature Obsequio Trinidad erotica cards, thirty-nine contemporary erotic images, a signed Anna Malle photograph, twenty-nine Recruit Cigars Movie Stars cards, Wills household hints cards, Sweet Caporal Cigarette cards, group of Obsequio de Susini cards, miniature hand tinted postcards, etc. Est. $120-160

1440. New England painted basswood box, 19th c., retaining its original grained surface, 8 1/4" h., 18" w. Est. $100-200

1441. Slip decorated redware plate, 19th c., 11" dia. Est. $80-120

1442. Pair of Fenton transfer decorated candlesticks, 10 1/2" h. Est. $40-80

1443. Three coin silver tablespoons, by N. Harding & Co., 6.1 ozt Est. $60-90

1444. Large Middle Eastern telescoping copper horn, 68 1/2" h. (extended), together with another horn, canteen, and a large teapot. Est. $140-240

1445. Chinese famille noir porcelain table lamp. Est. $80-120

1446. Early five cent slot machine. Est. $200-400

1447. Set of wrought iron and brass inlaid kitchen utensils by L.S. Long. Est. $200-300

1448. Five pieces of Rookwood art pottery, tallest - 12" Est. $200-400

1449. Three Chinese pottery horses, largest - 20" h. Est. $80-120

1450. Byzantine bronze processional Crosses, 800-1200 A.D., to include one example with chains, longest - 9" l. Est. $200-400

1451. Nine patch crib quilt, late 19th c., 33"x 37". Est. $100-200

1452. Nine patch quilt, late 19th c., 69" x 69". Est. $100-200

1453. Red and white crib quilt, late 19th c., 42"x 42". Est. $80-120

1454. Bear paw crib quilt, late 19th c., 33" x 39". Est. $100-200

1455. Pieced youth quilt, ca. 1900, 51" x 47". Est. $100-150

1456. Two Jacquard coverlets inscribed William Schnee Freeburg Penn. 1842 and John Hamelton Jackson Northumberland County 1840 P.A.N. Est. $140-240

1457. Two pieced quilts, ca. 1900, 79" x 78" and 89" x 79". Est. $100-150

1458. Bethlehem Star quilt, late 19th c., 81" x 81". Est. $200-400

1459. Victorian youth crazy quilt, 72"x 56". Est. $80-120

1460. Postage stamp quilt, ca. 1900, 79" x 77". Est. $200-400

1461. Pieced quilt, late 19th c., 71" x 82". Est. $100-150

1462. Rose wreath quilt, ca. 1900, 76" x 75", together with another quilt, 87" x 84". Est. $100-200

1463. Pieced quilt, ca. 1900, 76" x 70". Est. $100-200

1464. Nine patch quilt, late 19th c., 81" x 96". Est. $80-120

1465. Honeycomb quilt, late 19th c., 77" x 75". Est. $100-200

1466. Pieced quilt, late 19th c., 70" x 69". Est. $80-120

1467. Two pieced quilts, ca. 1900, 72" x 72" and 61" x 68". Est. $80-120

1468. Two pieced quilts, ca. 1900, 71" x 69" and 79" x 82". Est. $100-200

1469. Two pieced quilts, one inscribed Dora 1900, 61" x 65" and 76" x 77". Est. $80-120

1470. Felt penny rug, 24" x 42", together with a hooked rug with rabbits, 14" x 15". Est. $80-120

1471. Five doll and crib quilts, ca. 1900. Est. $100-200

1472. Three crib quilts, ca. 1900 Est. $100-200

1473. Two crib quilts, ca. 1900. Est. $60-90

1474. Lancaster County, Pennsylvania Jacquard coverlet, inscribed Henry Wise Laycock Tounship Lan. Cou. 1836 Elesabeth Bard. Est. $60-90

1475. Three hooked rugs, early 20th c., largest - 36" x 55". Est. $100-200

1476. Pennsylvania Jacquard coverlet, ca. 1845. Est. $60-90

1477. Sawtooth bar quilt, ca. 1900, 92" x 76". Est. $100-200

1478. Doll quilt with house, ca. 1900, 24" x 22". Est. $140-240

1479. Hooked rug with house, dated 1955, 34" x 50". Est. $100-200

1480. Blue Staffordshire, mostly fruit pattern, together with an Historical Upper Ferry Bridge plate and an Ivanhoe plate. Est. $200-400

1481. Chinese export porcelain, 18th/19th c. Est. $200-300

1482. Collection of early photographs including many tintypes of souvenir beach scenes. Est. $200-400

1483. Chinese gilt bronze Buddha, 4 1/4" h. Est. $20-40

1484. Silver flatware, mostly sterling, 92.7 ozt, together with six sterling handled knives. Est. $960-1,000

1485. Gillette display case, 13 1/2" x 17 1/2". Est. $20-40

1486. Two Southeast Asian carved stone steles, 14" h. and 19 1/2" h. Est. $600-800

1487. Two Southeast Asian carved stone steles, 14" h. Est. $460-560

1488. Southeast Asian carved stone stele, 24 1/2" h. Est. $760-960

1489. Two Southeast Asian carved stone steles, 12" h., 9" h. Est. $460-560

1490. Three Pre Columbian pottery figures, tallest - 9 3/4". Est. $80-120

1491. Cast iron garden mask of the North Wind, 14 1/2" x 10 1/2". Est. $140-240

1492. Group of sterling silver, gold leaf, etc. Est. $200-300

1493. Collection of blue Staffordshire, mostly floral patterns. Est. $300-500

1494. Chinese blue and white porcelain garden seat, 19th c., 18 1/2" h. Est. $300-500

1495. Collection of colored glass, mostly 19th c. Est. $80-120

1496. Large collection of Frank Stockton novels. Est. $80-120

1497. Collection of early newspapers, printed documents, early almanacs, Booklets, and train ticket. Est. $20-40

1498. William R. Day, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court signed check, The City National Bank, Canton O., June 29, 1892, to J. F. Daugherty for $32.50, 3" x 8". Est. $20-40

1499. Chinese export porcelain Canton reticulated basket and undertray, together with a bowl. Est. $200-300

1500. Three carved and painted puzzle ball whimsey walking sticks, late 19th c., one retaining an old red and black surface, 35 1/4" l., 35 1/2" l. and 29 1/4" l. Provenance: David and Sue Ellen Miller Collection, Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Est. $200-400

1501. Set of six classical tiger maple sabre leg chairs, ca. 1835. Est. $300-500

1502. Pennsylvania painted poplar blanket chest, 19th c. retaining it's original swirl grain decoration. 25" h., 41 1/4" w. Est. $140-240

1503. New England painted pine corner wash stand, early 19th c. retaining it's original ivory surface with blue pinstriping, 42" h., 23 1/4" w. Est. $100-200

1504. George II mahogany tilt top candlestand, mid 18th c. 26 1/2" h., 19" w. Est. $100-200

1505. Pennsylvania walnut candlestand, ca. 1800, 27 1/4" h., 19 1/4 w. Est. $200-300

1506. George III mahogany game table, late 18th c. 29 1/4" h., 33 1/4" w. Est. $100-200

1507. George I yewood blanket chest, ca. 1700, 23" h., 36 3/4" w. Est. $140-240

1508. Painted Sheraton child's chair, ca. 1830, 22" h. Est. $100-200

1509. Pennsylvania Chippendale walnut blanket chest, ca. 1780, 24" h., 48" w. Est. $300-500

1510. English Regency mahogany partners desk, early 19th c., 29" h., 50 1/4" w., 35" d. Est. $200-400

1511. Pair of Delaware Valley style ladderback armchairs Est. $200-400

1512. New England Queen Anne rush seat chair, 18th c. Est. $80-120

1513. George II walnut dining chair, ca. 1760. Est. $140-240

1514. Federal style bench-made inlaid mahogany sideboard, early 20th c. 41" h., 60" w. Est. $400-600

1515. Painted pine pie safe, 19th c., with punched tin panels, 63 1/2" h., 31 1/2" w. Est. $400-600

1516. Pennsylvania Chippendale walnut high chest base, ca. 1770, 37 1/4" h., 42 1/2" w. Est. $400-700

1517. Pennsylvania Chippendale mahogany slant front desk, ca. 1800, 42 3/4" h., 41" w. Est. $200-400

1518. George III mahogany chest on chest, ca. 1770, 72" h., 42" w. Est. $400-700

1519. Pennsylvania painted poplar schoolmasters desk, 19th c., retaining it's original sponge decoration, 37 3/4" h., 30" w. Est. $300-500

1520. Mission oak settee, early 20th c. 34" h., 73 1/4" w. Est. $200-400

1521. Roycroft mission oak table, branded on leg, 31" h., 50" w., 32 1/2" d. Est. $300-500

1522. Two New England sackback Windsor chairs, ca. 1800. Est. $300-500

1523. New England Queen Anne maple high chest, ca. 1770, 68 1/2" h., 37 1/2" w. Est. $400-800

1524. New England Chippendale flame birch chest of drawers, late 18th c. 36" h., 39 1/4" w. Est. $300-500

1525. New England sackback Windsor chair, ca. 1790, together with a continuous arm Windsor chair. Est. $300-400

1526. Federal tiger maple one-drawer stand, early 19th c. 29" h., 20 1/4" w. Est. $140-240

1527. Pennsylvania painted pine mortised bucket bench, 19th c. 42 1/2" h., 48 1/2" w. Est. $200-400

1528. Federal inlaid mahogany pier table, ca. 1800, 28" h., 41 3/4" w. Est. $80-120

1529. Pennsylvania Federal walnut chest of drawers, ca. 1805, 38" h., 36 1/4" w. Est. $200-300

1530. Philadelphia classical mahogany games table, ca. 1820, with a carved standard and brass animal paw feet, 29" h., 36" w. Est. $300-400

1531. Sheraton painted pine tavern table, 19th c., 29" h., 47 3/4" w. Est. $200-400

1532. Painted child's sled and wheelbarrow, late 19th c. Est. $100-150

1533. Painted hobby horse, late 19th c. Est. $200-300

1534. Two painted and stenciled child's chairs, Our Darling and Our Pet, 18" h. Est. $200-300

1535. Painted plant stand, late 19th c., 35" h., 36" w. Est. $200-400

1536. New England banisterback armchair, mid 18th c. Est. $200-300

1537. Pair of painted tea bins, 19th c. Est. $200-400

1538. Walnut hanging cupboard, 19th c., 25 1/4" h., 20 1/4" w. Est. $200-400

1539. Continental walnut tavern table, early 18th c., 30 1/2" h., 45 3/4" w. Est. $200-400

1540. Peter Hunt painted table, 27" h., 43" w. Est. $200-400

1541. Small red painted pine cupboard, 19th c., 53 1/2" h., 20" w. Est. $200-400

1542. Pennsylvania painted drysink, 19th c., retaining an old ochre grained surface, 51" h., 49 1/4" w. Est. $300-500

1543. Italian parquetry dressing table, early 19th c., 28" h., 38 1/4" w. Est. $200-300

1544. Pennsylvania painted jelly cupboard, 19th c., retaining its original ochre grained surface, 53 1/2" h., 36 1/2" w. Est. $200-300

1545. Victorian mahogany chest, with mirrored lock sides, 31 3/4" h., 30" w. Est. $200-400

1546. Painted pine fall front desk, 19th c., with apothecary base, 44 1/4" h., 32 1/4" w. Est. $300-500

1547. Federal inlaid cherry chest of drawers, ca. 1805, 37 1/2" h., 37 1/2" w. Est. $300-500

1548. George III mahogany secretary, late 18th c., 87" h., 38" w. Est. $400-700

1549. Painted bed steps, 19th c., 18 1/2" h., 23" w. Est. $100-150

1550. Five painted footstools, 19th c. Est. $200-300

1551. Painted stool and diminutive drysink, 19th c., 23" h., 29 1/4" w. Est. $200-300

1552. Windsor stool, early 19th c. Est. $200-300

1553. New England Chippendale maple chest of drawers, late 18th c., 33 1/2" h., 36 1/4" w. Est. $300-500

1554. Federal walnut chest of drawers, ca. 1805, 34 3/4" h., 36" w. Est. $200-400

1555. New England pine and maple bench table, late 18th c., retaining an old red stained surface, 25" h., 48" w. Est. $400-800

1556. Two painted rocking chairs, together with a rope bed, 19th c. Est. $80-120

1557. Federal cherry one-drawer stand, 19th c., 29 1/2" h., 19 1/2" w. Est. $100-150

1558. Two Delaware Valley ladderback chairs, 18th c. Est. $140-240

1559. Fanback Windsor chair, ca. 1790, retaining an old layered paint history. Est. $200-400

1560. George II mahogany drop-leaf dining table, mid 18th c., 28" h., 18 1/2" w., 41 1/2" d. Est. $200-400

1561. Pennsylvania walnut tavern table, late 18th c., 30" h., 60" w. Est. $300-500

1562. Two oriental folding screens, 55 3/4" x 85 1/2" and 36" x 68". Est. $100-200

1563. French ormolu mounted bed. Est. $100-200

1564. Japanese hibachi, 16" h., 32" w. Est. $100-200

1565. Heavily carved oak desk, late 19th c., 31 1/2" h., 48" w. Est. $300-500

1566. Brass telescope with tripod. Est. $200-300

1567. Pair of bronze architectural wall sconce lights, ca. 1900, 24" h. Est. $300-500

1568. George II mahogany tea table, mid 18th c., 27 1/4" h., 28 1/4" w. Est. $200-400

1569. Pair of English Hepplewhite mahogany shieldback dining chairs, ca. 1800. Est. $200-300

1570. George III mahogany sofa, ca. 1775, 37" h., 86" w. Est. $400-800

1571. Pennsylvania Chippendale mahogany four-shell dining chair, ca. 1770. Provenance: The Collection of Jean & Eugene Jacobson, Englewood, New Jersey. Est. $400-600

1572. Unusual New England painted pine and tin whirligig, 19th c., having a tin roof over four figures, including a man chopping wood, a man sawing wood, a man milking a cow, and a woman churning butter, mounted to a metal post, overall height - 58". Est. $400-500

1573. Pennsylvania Sheraton tiger maple stand, ca. 1830, 29" h., 20 1/2" w. Est. $200-400

1574. Pennsylvania cherry and tiger maple two-part corner cupboard, 19th c., 78" h., 35" w. Est. $400-700

1575. Pennsylvania cherry and tiger maple chest of drawers, 19th c., 47" h., 39 3/4" w. Est. $200-400

1576. Pennsylvania Federal cherry and tiger maple slant front desk, early 19th c., 43 3/4" h., 40" w. Est. $300-500

1577. Pennsylvania cherry and tiger maple two-part Dutch cupboard, 19th c., 90" h., 58" w. Est. $500-1,000

1578. English mahogany tall case clock, early 19th c., the dial signed J. Taylor Dollar, 87 1/2" h. Est. $300-500

1579. Tramp art doll dresser, 36" h., 19" w., together with an armchair. Est. $140-240

1580. Chrome top table, 27" h., 22" w. Est. $40-80

1581. Lacquer tea table, 19th c., with painted wood base, 23" h., 26" w. Est. $200-400

1582. Italian walnut prie-dieu, 18th c., 34 1/2" h., 27 1/2" w. Est. $200-300

1583. Painted Buffalo News cart, 34 1/2" h., 42" w. Est. $200-300

1584. Federal mahogany shaving mirror, early 19th c., 18 1/4" x 16 1/4". Est. $20-40

1585. Oil on canvas coastal scene, signed Iacono, together with an oil on board with boathouse, 11" x 14", and 11" x 16 1/2". Est. $60-90

1586. Lee Everett (American 20th/21st), oil on board Rolling Hills, signed lower left, 12" x 16". Est. $60-90

1587. Klaus Grutzka (German/American 1923-2011), three industrialist works, all signed, largest-30" x 20". Est. $140-240

1588. Klaus Grutzka (German/American 1923-2011), three mixed media works, together with a signed poster. Est. $80-120

1589. Klaus Grutzka (German/American 1923-2011), two oil industrialist works, 36" x 48" and 30" x 48", both signed and dated '66. Est. $300-500

1590. Marguerite Doernbach (American b. 1917), oil on board Forest Beauty, 24" x 48". Est. $40-80

1591. Color fox hunting print, The Meet at Blagdon, after J.W. Snow, 17 1/2" x 28 1/2". Est. $40-80

1592. Birds-eye maple constitution mirror, 50 1/2" h. Est. $200-400

1593. Painted porcelain plaque, signed Famir, 13 3/4" dia. Est. $200-300

1594. Two painted porcelain plaques, the larger, after Bougereau, 5 1/4" x 4 3/4" and 3 3/$" x 2 1/2". Est. $200-300

1595. Large Canadian hooked rug of a house, early 20th c., 29" x 52". Provenance: A Maryland collection. Est. $200-300

1596. In the Manner of Micah Williams (American 1782-1837), pastel portrait of a young woman, 24" x 20". Provenance: Estate of Harold and Sylvia Meisler. Est. $300-500

1597. Chippendale mahogany and giltwood looking glass, ca. 1790, with parcel gilt phoenix crest and floral carved drapery, 37 1/4" x 20". Provenance: The Collection of Daniel Heisler and Mary Jane Sheppard, Lutherville, MD. Est. $300-500

1598. Beatrice May Smith (American b. 1915), oil on canvas Black Americana scene, signed lower right, 18" x 24". Est. $100-150

1599. Three Chippendale mahogany looking glasses, ca. 1800, largest - 32 1/4". Est. $200-300

1600. Group of contemporary Christmas items, to include seventeen Byers Choice figures, Williamsburg ornaments, plush snowman and Santa, etc. Est. $80-120

1601. Group of composition candy containers and stick leg animals, the candy containers include five pigs, a cow and a dog, the stick leg animals include a leaping stag, pigs, horses, etc., together with carved and painted Noah's Ark animals, etc., tallest 4". Est. $200-300

1602. Large group of vintage and contemporary Christmas items, to include tinsel ornaments, Christmas boxes, clip-on ornaments, Santa in moss sleigh, Dresdens, etc. Est. $200-300

1603. Large group of antique and vintage Christmas ornaments, to include wire wraps, indents, miscellaneous figures and beaded, etc. Est. $160-220

1604. Large group of antique and vintage Christmas ornaments, to include wire wraps, indents, miscellaneous figures, and bead garland, etc. Est. $160-220

1605. Large group of antique and vintage Christmas ornaments, to include bird clip-ons, miscellaneous figurals, etc. Est. $160-220

1606. Vintage carved and painted Oberammergau, Germany creche, tallest figure - 6 1/4", together with a smaller carved and painted set. Est. $200-300

1607. Paper mâché creche figures, together with numerous stick and composition animals, tallest figure - 11 1/2". Est. $200-400

1608. Eleven Kugel glass Christmas ornaments, largest - 4 1/2" dia. Est. $200-300

1609. Ten Kugel glass Christmas ornaments, largest - 4 1/2" dia. Est. $200-300

1610. Eleven Kugel glass Christmas ornaments, largest - 4 1/2" dia. Est. $200-300

1611. Ten Kugel glass Christmas ornaments, largest - 4 1/2" dia. Est. $200-300

1612. Three Kugel glass Christmas ornaments, to include two grapes and a ribbed egg, 2 1/4" h. Est. $200-300

1613. Four Kugel glass grape Christmas ornaments, tallest - 4 1/4". Est. $200-300

1614. Seven Kugel glass ball Christmas ornaments, largest - 4" dia. Est. $120-160

1615. Group of holiday and toy items, to include a German jumping jack lion, celluloid animals, composition sheep, cast iron elephant paperweight, small pull toys, spun cotton ornaments, etc. Est. $100-150

1616. Group of Japanese Santa Claus, together with a German bird on a box squeak toy, composition birds on springs, a patriotic shield candy container and a patriotic axe. Est. $100-150

1617. Group of Dresden animal figure Christmas ornaments, together with a group of contemporary Kugel ornaments. Est. $100-150

1618. Armand Marseille 370 bisque head shoulder head doll, with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth and kid jointed body, 25" h. Est. $60-80

1619. Cast iron fruit basket doorstop, together with a pair of cottage bookends. Est. $60-80

1620. Unusual German Montague Candies pressed cardboard advertising horse pull toy, with label on underside, on a wood platform base, 7" h., 7" l. Est. $80-120

1621. Hubley cast iron Monkey mechanical bank, 7 3/4" h. Est. $120-160

1622. Three tin lithograph penny toys, to include a pool player, 4" l., a horse drawn wagon and a ladder truck, together with a wooden putz car. Est. $80-120

1623. Seven TV and movie personality character dolls, in original boxes, to include 1979 Mattel Mork, 1991 Home Alone Kevin, 1984 Galoob Punky Brewster, 1989 Kenner Beetlejuice, 1988 Matchbox Pee-Wee pal Billy Baloney, 1989 Mattel Where's Waldo Wenda, and a 1989 Nightmare on Elm Street Freddy. Est. $80-120

1624. Five Nightmare on Elm Street Freddy dolls, in the original boxes, together with a Matchbox - Quick Change figure in original box, a small 1988 stick-up on original card, an Adams Family cereal box, Adams Family thing greetings in original box, and a Robin Krasue designed Dracula in original coffin box. Est. $120-160

1625. Six 1984 Michael Jackson dolls, in original boxes, 11 1/2" h. together with three outfits on cards and a Mattel MC Hammer doll in the original box. Est. $120-160

1626. Large group of advertising toy premiums, to include Burger King, Kellogg's, Cracker Jack, Ronald McDonald, Campbell Kids, Starkist Tuna, etc. Est. $100-150

1627. Japanese Linemar tin battery operated smoking robot, 11 3/4" h. Est. $200-300

1628. Two Japanese tin lithograph battery operated robots, to include a Yonezawa, 10 1/2" h. and an Engine Robot, 8 3/4" h. Est. $200-300

1629. Lionel #225E freight train set, 0 gauge, to include locomotive, #2225W tender, #2654 Sunoco tanker, and #2657 caboose, some with original boxes, together with four Lionel freight train cars, 0 gauge, to include #3659 dump car with box, #2655 box car, #2656 cattle car, and #2654 Sunoco tanker, and three Lionel train cars, in the original box, 0 & 027 gauge, to include #6-18407 Snoopy & Woodstock handcar, #6-16351 flatcar with submarine and #6-16638 Lionelville circus animal car.. Est. $160-220

1630. Three Lionel 0 gauge train cars, to include #600, #601 and #602, two tone, to include a Pullman, observation and combination. Est. $80-120

1631. Two Lionel train cars, to include a #3927 track cleaning car, with original box, together with a #60 Lionelville Rapid Transit, together with JAD lines Milwaukee Road tender, standard gauge and MTH #840 power station, 26" w. Est. $100-200

1632. Seven Danbury Mint scale model pick-up trucks, longest - 8". Est. $160-220

1633. Large collection of Manoil and Barclay toy soldiers, to include tents and equipment with many hard to find figures. Est. $300-400

1634. Comet WWII recognition models, to include battleships, submarines, aircraft carrier, etc., longest - 8", together with a lead smelting platform. Est. $80-120

1635. Mighty Mack cardboard bulldog trucking sign, 58" h. Est. $100-200

1636. Darling Freight Inc embossed tin trucking sign, 22" x 30", together with an Eastern Motor Express thermometer, 20" h. Est. $100-200

1637. Wilson Freight embossed tin trucking sign, 11" x 60". Est. $80-120

1638. Painted steel trucker sign, double sided, in two parts, inscribed Truckers' Stop Showers, 8" x 48". Est. $100-200

1639. Metal Navajo trucking sign, with Native American Indian decal, 12" x 30 1/4". Est. $100-150

1640. Yellow jeweled cats eyes stop sign, 24" w. Est. $80-120

1641. Group of trucking advertising items, to include matchbooks, pocket mirror, tractor trailer form flashlight, pocket knife, spelter truck paperweight, cast iron pyramid paperweight for Central Storage & Transfer Co., small 1937 C. E. Hunt calendar, a Nu-Car Carriers uniform hat, and two printed gas price window signs. Est. $120-160

1642. Tin lithograph traffic cop animated stop sign, 5 1/4" h., together with a Chein stop and go sign, and a Whiskey advertisement No Parking Service Section - PM for Pleasing Moments, with a cast iron base, 13 1/2" h. Est. $100-150

1643. Three vintage jeweled cats eyes car reflectors, largest - 3 3/4" dia., together with a Indiana moto-meter and a Diamond T United States Parcel Service placard. Est. $80-120

1644. Seventeen sets of trucking advertising playing cards, in the original boxes, to include White Autocar, Ace Iron & Metal, John Vogel Inc., Motor Cargo, York Transportation, Millers Motor Freight, Mason Dixon, Ruan Transport, Red Star, North American Vam Lines, etc., together with four metal advertising clips and a plastic example. Est. $80-120

1645. 1926 Hershey Ice Cream truck photograph, Hagerstown Md., inscribed Photo by Hiedwohl - 1926, 43" w., together with a photograph of construction trucks, 18" x 9". Est. $80-120

1646. Four pressed steel tractor trailers, to include a Tru-Scale Ryerson stake back delivery, 23" l., an Ertl International Harvester delivery, a Dunwell Snow Crop refrigerator truck, and a Tru-Scale Yale truck. Est. $200-300

1647. Five tin trucks, to include a Marx no. 7 Universal Transfer wind-up delivery truck, 12" l., a Marx tin lithograph wind-up US Army truck, a Chein tin lithograph US Army truck, Chein Coal truck, and a Kingsbury pressed steel and tin dump truck, 10 1/2" l. Est. $160-220

1648. Boxed 1964 first Hess tanker truck, including funnel, 12" l. Est. $300-400

1649. Group of diecast, slush metal and rubber vehicles, to include Tootsietoy, Hubley, Sun Rubber, Auburn Rubber, etc., largest - 7". Est. $80-120

1650. Marx tin lithograph Magic Garage, 6" w., together with a Japanese tin lithograph Magic Garage, with wind-up car, 3" w., a Marx tin lithograph Freight Terminal, 29" l. and a pressboard Keystone Garage, 15 1/2" w. Est. $100-150

1651. Large group of slush metal vehicles, most Tootsietoys, together with two plastic taxi cabs, etc., longest - 4". Est. $200-300

1652. Boxed Tootsietoy Graham sedan, 3 3/4" l., together with a Graham limousine. Est. $160-220

1653. Ten small cast iron vehicles, most Hubley, largest - 6 3/4". Est. $120-160

1654. Three small Hubley cast iron vehicles, to include a Studebaker roadster, 5" l., a wrecker, and a dump truck. Est. $100-150

1655. Six small cast iron vehicles, to include an Arcade Mack dump truck, 5 3/4" l., Champion dump truck, 4 1/2" l., Arcade sedan, an A. C. Williams Moving & Sorage van, 3 1/2" l., a ladder truck, and a Hubley motorcycle, 4" l. Est. $200-300

1656. Five small cast iron vehicles, to include an Arcade wrecker, 5 1/2" l., a Hubley Gasoline tanker truck, two Mack stake trucks, and a Ford pick-up truck. Est. $160-220

1657. Two Hubley cast iron racers, to include a No. 1 boat tail racer, with integral driver, 8" l. and an early racer, 7 1/4" l. Est. $120-160

1658. Ten miscellaneous small cast iron vehicles, longest - 6 1/2". Est. $100-200

1659. Three Wallace Stewart cast iron Mack trucks, to include a tandem trailer, delivery van and delivery truck, 5 1/4" l. Est. $80-120

1660. Two Kenton cast iron vehicles, to include a tanker truck, 5 1/2" l. and a Hose truck, 7" l. Est. $120-160

1661. Four cast iron vehicles, to include an A. C. Williams Gasoline tanker truck, Ford stake back truck, a Mack stake back truck, and an Arcade stake back Ford truck, longest - 7". Est. $200-300

1662. Four Champion cast iron vehicles, to include a wrecker, a stake back truck, a dump truck, and a pick-up truck, longest - 8". Est. $300-400

1663. Two Arcade cast iron Ice trucks, to include a Mack with integral driver, 7" l., the other with nickel plated grill and integral driver, 6 3/4" l. Est. $160-220

1664. Hubley cast iron General steam shovel, 10" l. Est. $160-220

1665. Hubley cast iron Motor Express tractor trailer, 9" l. Est. $100-150

1666. Japanese tin friction GMC SIE tandem tractor trailer, 25" l., together with a Japanese tin litho Western dump truck, a Japanese tin litho P.I.E. express trailer with original box, and a plastic Mayflower tractor trailer, 17 1/2" l. Est. $120-160

1667. Three pressed steel tractor trailers, to include a Buddy L Texaco tanker, 24" l., Tonka log truck, 23" l. and an Ohio Art Buckeye auto transport, 25" l. Est. $120-160

1668. Buddy L pressed steel International ride-on dump truck, 25" l. Est. $300-400

1669. Smith Miller pressed steel and diecast Bank of America armored truck, 13 3/4" l. Est. $120-160

1670. Smith Miller pressed steel and diecast Mack Blue Diamond dump truck, 19" l. Est. $160-220

1671. Two Tonka pressed steel Allied Van Lines tractor trailers, 23 1/2" l., together with a Smith Miller Bekins Vanliners tractor trailer, 21 1/2" l. Est. $160-220

1672. Smith Miller diecast lumber truck with pup trailer, overall length - 37". Est. $200-300

1673. Smith Miller diecast Mack flat bed materials truck, 20" l. Est. $160-220

1674. Smith Miller diecast Mack flat bed materials truck, with two wooden US Army crates and three wooden barrels, 20" l. Est. $160-220

1675. Two pressed steel tractor trailers, to include a Buck Eye Red Star Express Lines, with partial original box, 23" l. and a Tonka Green Giant Brands, 23 1/2" l. Est. $120-160

1676. Wyandotte diecast Grey Van Lines tractor trailer. Est. $100-150

1677. Arcade cast iron International stake truck, 9 1/2" l. Est. $80-120

1678. Chein tin Hercules Motor Express truck, 19" l., together with a Structo truck, 16" l. Est. $200-300

1679. Three tractor trailers, to include a Kingsbury pressed steel Transit tractor trailer, 20 1/2" l., a Marx tin lithograph Sinclair Power X tanker truck, 18 1/2" l., and a Japanese tin lithograph Bekins - Nationwide Moving and Storage, 16 1/4" l. Est. $120-160

1680. Two Arcade cast iron International dump trucks, 9" and 11" l. Est. $200-300

1681. Arcade cast iron International Harvester dump truck, 10 3/4" l. Est. $160-220

1682. Marx tin lithograph wind-up dump truck, with tin lithograph driver, 13 1/2" l. Est. $80-120

1683. Marx tin lithograph wind-up Big Load Van Company delivery truck, with tin lithograph driver, 13" l. Est. $100-150

1684. Smith Miller pressed steel and diecast Mobiloil tanker truck, 22 1/2" l. Est. $100-150

1685. Three Hubley Kiddie toy diecast tractor trailers, to include a Motor Express dump truck with original box, a Hubley Transport car carrier with original box and a dump truck, 16 1/4" l. Est. $160-220

1686. Large collection of tin lithograph birds, most wind-ups, some hand crank and some friction, tallest - 7 3/4", together with two cast iron still banks. Est. $120-160

1687. Group of Easter holiday items, to include glass rabbit candy container, Chein tin lithograph rabbit, bisque rabbit, composition rabbit pulling a cart, etc., tallest - 6 1/2". Est. $120-160

1688. Six composition candy containers, to include rabbits and roosters, tallest - 6". Est. $160-220

1689. Petite Greiner-type papier-mâché doll, with cloth body, 10" h., together with a painted pine doll cradle, 17" l. Est. $80-120

1690. Four China and bisque shoulder head dolls, with cloth bodies and bisque and china lower arms and legs, in early costumes, tallest - 13 1/2". Est. $80-120

1691. Two Steiff dolls, in the original boxes, to include a 1904 Uncle Sam, 19" h. and a Molly Golly and peg. Est. $80-120

1692. Painted wood Shufflin Sam Black Americana dancing toy, with remains of original box, 13 3/4" h. Est. $60-80

1693. Four Santa Claus figures, to include a German composition example, 8" h., two Japanese examples and a mesh candy bag with celluloid face. Est. $160-220

1694. Group of Hopalong Cassidy food products, to include five bottles of Hoppy's Favorite Milk, a potato chip tin, two dummy loaves of bread, and a bottle of hair tonic, together with a tin lunch box with thermos. Est. $60-80

1695. Tin and wood small combination safe, with painted shells on corners, and interior drawer, 12" h., 7 1/4" w., together with a Florr radio cigarette dispenser, dated 1929, with painted spelter case, 5" h. Est. $80-120

1696. Smith Miller pressed steel and diecast Mack Lyon delivery truck, 20 1/4" l. Est. $120-160

1697. Wyandotte pressed steel Minitown Parcel Service delivery van, 12 1/4" l. Est. $80-120

1698. Tonka pressed steel Thunderbird Express tractor trailer, 24 1/2" l. Est. $100-150

1699. Smith Miller diecast dump truck, 17" l. Est. $160-220

1700. Buddy L pressed steel Paragon oil tanker truck, 24" l. Est. $80-120

1701. Smith Miller pressed steel and diecast Lyon Van Lines tractor trailer, 22" l. Est. $100-150

1702. Smith Miller MIC diecast tractor trailer, 27" l. Est. $200-300

1703. Buddy L pressed steel International ride-on dump truck, with Texas decals on doors, 26" l. Est. $200-400

1704. Buddy L pressed steel sand and gravel truck, 25 1/2" l. Est. $300-400

1705. Simon & Halbig bisque head doll, incised SH 1039, with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth, and jointed composition body, 22" h. Est. $80-120

1706. Three German bisque head dolls, to include one incised A. W. Special, with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth and jointed composition body, 24" h., a Heinrich Handwerk Simon & Halbig, with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth and jointed composition body, 21" h., and a Armand Marseille 351 Bye-lo baby doll, with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth, cloth stuffed body, 13" h. Est. $120-160

1707. Three bisque head dolls, to include one incised 1912-4, with fixed eyes, open mouth with teeth, jointed composition body, 22 1/2" h., a Schoenau & Hoffmeister, with sleep eyes, closed mouth,, stuffed cloth body, 9 1/2" h., and a Grace Putnam Bye-lo baby with sleep eyes, closed mouth, stuffed cloth body, 14" h. Est. $120-160

1708. Three no-face stuffed rag dolls, with drawn in pencil facial features, tallest - 28", together with a Novelty Co. Mickey Mouse character doll, 14" h. Est. $100-200

1709. Four bisque head dolls, to include a Japanese Nippon with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth and jointed composition body, 14" h., Armand Marseille 390, with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth and jointed composition body, 17" h., another incised C. 2/0 x, with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth and jointed composition body, with original outfit, 15" h., and a Huebach Koppelsdorf 300-15/0, with fixed eyes, open mouth with teeth, composition body, 7 1/2" h. Est. $160-220

1710. Three German bisque head dolls, to include a Karl Hartmann with sleep eyes and open mouth with teeth, in original outfit, 17" h., a Schoenau & Hoffmeister, 1906, with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth, jointed composition body, 25" h., and a Heubach 250-3, with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth and jointed composition body, 22" h. Est. $200-300

1711. Greiner-type papier-mâché head and shoulder doll, with cloth body, 21" h. Est. $80-120

1712. Rag doll with printed face, late 19th c., with a cloth body and early dress, with Little Red Riding Hood type cape, 19" h. Est. $80-120

1713. Bisque head and shoulder doll, dressed as a peddler, with bisque lower arms and legs and stuffed body, 18 1/2" h. Est. $80-120

1714. Parlor walnut table top bowling game, with inlaid case with brass level and movable ramp for steel ball, mounted to a later table, game is 58 1/2" l. Est. $200-400

1715. Nicely painted wood battleship model, in a counter top showcase, 9 1/2" h., 15 3/4" w. Est. $200-300

1716. Carved and painted conductor automaton, ca. 1900, with a long coat and brass tack buttons, hand levers on back, 29 1/2" h. Est. $160-220

1717. Hollow core resin Santa Claus store display, 42" h. Est. $80-120

1718. Vintage hard plastic Halloween decorations, to include cake decorations, tallest - 4 3/4". Est. $60-80

1719. Pair of carved and painted horses, 8" h., together with five flocked stick leg sheep. Est. $100-150

1720. Six composition pull toys, to include stick leg sheep, cows and horses, largest - 11 1/2" l. Est. $160-220

1721. Large group of composition candy containers and animals, candy containers to include five rabbits, and a hen on nest, together with seven Easter Egg candy containers, etc., tallest 9" h. Est. $160-220

1722. Large collection of scratch decorated and Pysanka Easter eggs, some dating back to the 1940's, some painted wood. Est. $200-400

1723. Two Chein tin wind-up sharks, 11" l. Est. $80-120

1724. Wyandotte pressed steel airplane, 18" wingspan, together with a Marx Motor Market delivery truck, 13 1/2" l. and a Marx tin lithograph Dick Tracy Target. Est. $120-160

1725. Boxed Girard tin lithograph Gasoline Alley Garage, 3 1/2" h., 6 3/4" l. Est. $100-200

1726. Champion cast iron racer, with integral driver, 6" l. Est. $120-160

1727. Eight still banks, to include a cast iron lion pull toy, a clown, North Pole ice cream freezer, and boy scout, together with a metal floor radio, spelter Native American Indian, tin lithograph Log Cabin Syrup, and a painted tin bank building, 4 1/4" h. Est. $160-220

1728. Group of small cast iron vehicles, to include two farm tractors, a dump truck, Ford sedan, and a horse drawn cart with integral driver, 5 1/4" l. Est. $100-200

1729. Two Arcade cast iron cars, to include a Chevy coupe, 8" l. and a Ford coupe, 6 1/2" l. Est. $200-300

1730. Arcade cast iron Mack Wrecker, with nickel plated driver, 10 3/4" l. Est. $300-500

1731. Arcade cast iron Gasoline tanker truck, with nickel plated driver, 13" l. Est. $250-350

1732. Arcade cast iron Plymouth, 1933 World's Fair sedan, 4 3/4" l. Est. $160-220

1733. Three A. C. Williams cast iron vehicles, to include a Gasoline tanker, 7" l., a coast to coast tractor trailer with stake back, 6 3/4" l. and a sedan, 4" l. Est. $120-160

1734. Painted wood platform horse pull toy, dappled, 16 1/4" l. Est. $100-200

1735. Nodding mohair donkey pull toy, 9 1/4" h. Est. $100-150

1736. Child painted pine sled, patented 1903, with steel runners and scenic landscape seat, 38 1/2" l. Est. $100-150

1737. Painted wood wagon pull toy, with platform horse, overall length - 29". Est. $200-300

1738. Painted wood wagon, 17 1/2" l., together with an associated hide covered platform horse pull toy. Est. $160-220

1739. Three composition rabbit candy containers, tallest - 7". Est. $160-220

1740. Two painted composition rooster squeak toys, 6 3/4" h. and 4 3/4" h. Est. $160-220

1741. Four German feather trees, with various ornaments, tallest - 47 3/4". Est. $300-500

1742. Two European carved and painted jumping jack Santa Claus figures, 7 3/4" h. Est. $120-160

1743. German composition Belsnickle Santa Claus candy container, 8 1/2" h. Est. $100-200

1744. Five patchwork baby and doll quilts, largest - 30" x 32". Est. $120-160

1745. Three patchwork doll quilts, largest - 17" x 16 1/2", together with a patriotic child's costume. Est. $100-150

1746. Five bisque head dolls, to include three Armand Marseille #341, with sleep eyes and stuffed body, K (star) R character doll #28, with painted eyes and closed mouth, and Grace Putnam with sleep eyes and stuffed body, tallest - 16". Est. $100-200

1747. Five dolls, to include a Armand Marseille 1894 bisque head, with fixed eyes, open mouth with teeth and joined composition body, 15" h., Edmund Ulrich Steiner bisque head, with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth and jointed composition body, 17" h., a Schutz-Mapke celluloid doll, 13" h., composition Black Americana doll with stuffed body, 12" h., and a composition Baby Petite, with sleep eyes, 11" h. Est. $100-200

1748. Kammer & Reinhardt 101 Bisque Character Doll, with blue painted eyes, closed mouth, incised K*R 101 46, and jointed composition body, marked Heinrich Handwerck Germany, 15" h. Est. $200-300

1749. Heubach Whistling Jim bisque head doll, with whistling squeak box in chest, painted eyes, pursed lips, and stuffed body, 13" h. Est. $160-220

1750. Five bisque head dolls, to include Armand Marseille Bye Lo Baby, 16" h., C. M. Bergmann Simon & Halbig, with sleep eyes, open mouth and jointed composition body, 25" h., two Armand Marseille 390, with fixed eyes, open mouth with teeth and jointed composition body, 22" h., George Borgfeldt with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth and jointed composition body, 25" h. Est. $100-200

1751. Four bisque head dolls, to include two Armand Marseille 390, one with sleep eyes and one with fixed eyes, open mouth with teeth and jointed composition body, 20" l., one marked 126 with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth and jointed composition body, 21 1/2" h., B. J. & Co. My Sweetheart doll with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth and jointed wood body, 25" h. Est. $100-200

1752. Group of miscellaneous dolls, to include Effanbee Patsy Baby, ramp walker, composition Roly Poly, carved wood jointed doll, two bisque brush dolls, etc. Est. $100-200

1753. Group of children's button up leather shoes, tallest - 5 1/2", together with spats and collars. Est. $100-200

1754. Group of small bisque head dolls, to include Armand Marseille 541, Louis Steiner with pine cradle, etc., tallest - 8 1/4" . Est. $200-300

1755. Five bisque head dolls, to include four with molded hair, two are Frozen Charlotte dolls, tallest - 12". Est. $100-150

1756. Six bisque head small dolls, with composition bodies, tallest - 8". Est. $160-220

1757. Gustav Heubach bisque head clockwork walking doll, with painted eyes, closed mouth and composition arms, 7 1/4" h. Est. $160-220

1758. Five bisque head dolls, to include Century Doll Co. Kestner, with sleep eyes, 11" h., Armand Marseille 341, with sleep eyes, 11 1/2" h., Armand Marseille 370, with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth, stuffed body, with kid leather arms, 20 1/2" h., Louis Steiner, with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth and jointed composition body, 10" h., and one marked 142, with sleep eyes and composition body, 16 1/2" h. Est. $100-200

1759. Four bisque head dolls, to include a K (star) R Simon & Halbig 126, with sleep eyes, open mouth and jointed composition body, 22" h., Armand Marseille 390, with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth and jointed composition body, 26" h., Armand Marseille 370, with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth and stuffed body with kid leather arms, 20 1/2" h., Grace Putnam Bye Lo doll, with sleep eyes and stuffed body, 11" h. Est. $100-200

1760. Six German Kugel Christmas ornaments, to include a silver, gold and green grape cluster, silver turnip and two silver balls, turnip - 6" h. Est. $200-300

1761. Group of miscellaneous candy containers and holiday items, tallest - 6 1/4". Est. $80-120

1762. Group of rabbit Easter candy containers, to include composition, egg crate etc., together with a contemporary rabbit with a pack, 10 3/4" h. Est. $160-220

1763. Group of Easter egg candy containers, to include cardboard, glass and tin examples, together with an egg house candy container, wire rabbit carriage, etc., largest egg - 5" h. Est. $120-160

1764. Five composition nodders, one duck is a candy container, tallest - 6". Est. $200-300

1765. Two candy containers, to include a German painted cardboard leprechaun 5 1/2" h. and a composition bust of Abraham Lincoln, 2 1/4" h. Est. $160-220

1766. Group of chicken candy containers, tallest - 7". Est. $200-400

1767. Group of Christmas items, to include a composition candy container, 8 1/2" h., celluloid Santa Claus figures, bisque figures, composition angel ornaments, figural glass bulbs, contemporary belsnickle, etc. Est. $160-220

1768. Two Christmas items, to include a Harry Knouff - Hotel Bearmont, Reinerton, Pa., Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year whiskey flask, 5 1/2" h. and a box of Christmas candles, manufactured by Standard Oil Company. Est. $120-160

1769. Six Christmas candle lanterns, tallest - 9". Est. $160-220

1770. Six mohair teddy bears, to include three miniature Steiff examples, tallest - 14"., together with a Steiff lioness, Hexie dog, and an unmarked tiger. Est. $120-160

1771. Two mohair teddy bears, 13 1/2" h. and 24 1/2" h. Est. $200-300

1772. Collection of marbles, to include a sulfide with seated rabbit, 1 1/2" dia., sulfide with lion, sulfide with horse, large swirl, Benningtons, etc. Est. $100-200

1773. Miscellaneous toys, to include a Wyandotte pressed steel pick-up truck, 6" l., paper litho blocks, tin lithograph wind-ups, and four sample tins. Est. $80-120

1774. Group of stick leg and celluloid animals, together with cardboard Christmas houses, painted tin alligator, etc. Est. $100-200

1775. Group of stick leg animals, to include sheep, horse, and cow, tallest - 4 3/4". Est. $160-220

1776. Miscellaneous toys, to include Hill's Spelling Blocks, in original paper litho over wood box, two dexterity games, hand crank music box, set of German paper litho blocks, and a German tin litho wind-up race horse, 4 3/4" h. Est. $200-300

1777. Four composition horse on platform pull toys, together with a horse rocker, tallest - 8 1/2". Est. $160-220

1778. Three composition roly poly clowns, 6" h. Est. $120-160

1779. Williams Root Beer Extract advertising slide lid box, 7 1/2" h., 9 3/4" w. Est. $80-120

1780. Schuco telesteering car, in the original box, together with a tin wind-up car, a Meccano constructo racer with spare parts, and a Schoenhut clown. Est. $160-220

1781. Britain Army Lorry truck, with original box, together with a Dinky Toys Meccano Royal Tank Corps Light Tank set, in the original box and an empty box for a Britain Bren Gun Carrier. Est. $120-160

1782. Four cast iron still banks, tallest - 4 1/4". Est. $100-150

1783. Hall's Excelsior cast iron mechanical bank, 5" h. Est. $160-220

1784. Group of tin lithograph pails, banks and advertising tins, to include two small sand pails, five still banks, etc. Est. $200-300

1785. Cast iron Stover Junior Waffle iron, in the original box, together with a doll's toy pewter dish service, in the original box. Est. $80-120

1786. Miscellaneous tin toys, to include a three-horse drawn cart and wagons, friction airplane and a seesaw toy, 6 3/4" h. Est. $100-200

1787. Moxie tin lithograph advertising horse car, 8 1/2" l. Est. $200-300

1788. Marx tin lithograph wind-up Amos and Andy Fresh Air Taxicab, 8" l. Est. $160-220

1789. German Goso tin baby carriage, 7" h. Est. $80-120

1790. J. & E. Stevens cast iron William Tell mechanical bank. Est. $120-160

1791. Three cast iron horse drawn wagons, to include a Kenton milk wagon with driver, 12 1/2" l., Hubley Royal Circus wagon, and a sulky with driver. Est. $200-300

1792. Dayton painted tinplate hillclimber auto, with cast iron driver and passenger, 7 3/4" l., together with a painted tin hillclimber locomotive and tender. Est. $100-200

1793. Three cast iron doorstops, to include a frog, a seated rabbit and a terrier, tallest - 11 1/2". Est. $120-160

1794. Nine cast iron still banks, to include a seated rabbit, cow, pig, elephant, brass turkey, etc., together with a small dog doorstop, tallest - 6". Est. $200-300

1795. Four cast iron still banks, to include a world globe, 5 1/4" h., the Maine, Graf Zepplin and a top hat. Est. $160-220

1796. Six cast iron still banks, tallest - 5 1/2" h. Est. $160-220

1797. Five cast iron still banks, tallest - 6". Est. $160-220

1798. Two cast iron fire ladder trucks, to include A. C. Williams and Dent, longest - 8 1/4". Est. $120-160

1799. Eight small cast iron vehicles, to include an Arcade Avery steam tractor, 4 1/2" l., A. C. Willimas Austin car, an early limousine, etc. Est. $100-200

1800. Arcade cast iron Yellow Cab taxi bank, 7 3/4" l. Est. $100-150

1801. Restored Bennett Texaco Sky Chief gas pump, with plastic globe, porcelain pump placard dated 3-10-60, 77" h. Est. $500-800

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Pook & Pook

Contact: Jamie A. Shearer
Phone: (610) 269-4040

Exhibition is at: 463 E. Lancaster Ave.
Downingtown, PA 19335

Wednesday Mar 18, 2020 Completed

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Online Only Decorative Arts Auction Wednesday, March 18th, 2020 at 9AM ALL BIDDING FOR THIS AUCTION IS ONLINE. Exhibition: Monday, March 16, 2020 - 10AM to 4PM Tuesday, March 17, 2020 - 10AM to 4PM Online Only Auctions at Pook & Pook are live auctions, not timed auctions. They run just like a regular salesroom auction with the lots being sold one at a time in lot number order. The only difference is that there are no bidders in the salesroom or on the phones. All bidding, both live and absentee, is taking place online through online bidding platforms. You can leave absentee bids up until a few minutes before an item sells. You can also bid live when the item crosses the auction block. Once the item is live, outbid notices cease. When the bidding slows down, a fair warning is given and a five second countdown begins. If nobody clicks bid during that five second countdown, the clerk then clicks ‘sold’. 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Est. $100-200 1002. Wrought iron skillet, 19th c., stamped W. Foster, 45" l. Est. $80-120 1003. Painted pressboard gameboard, early 20th c., 24" x 24". Est. $100-150 1004. Two tramp art miniature dressers, ca. 1900, 15 1/4" h., 8 3/4" w. and 11 1/2" h., 9 1/2" w. Est. $100-200 1005. Painted dome lid box, 19th c., with decoupage chinoiserie decoration, 5 1/2" h., 12" w. Est. $100-200 1006. Two Pennsylvania walnut dresser boxes, ca. 1900, with carved bird and floral decoration, 5 3/4" h., 8 3/4" w. and 5" h., 9" w. Est. $200-300 1007. Green and white appliqué oak leaf quilt, mid 19th c., 84" x 86". Est. $140-240 1008. Matchstick dresser box, inscribed Anna, together with another dresser box and a painted slide lid box (lacking lid) Est. $100-200 1009. Pennsylvania poplar lock box, 19th c., with side drawer, 11" h., 15 1/4" w. Est. $100-200 1010. Collection of early marbles, to include sulphides, Bennington, etc. together with a marble gameboard. Est. $200-300 1011. Pair of large Staffordshire spaniels, 19th c., 13 3/4" h. Est. $80-120 1012. Iron tools, to include signed oyster knives, sugar nippers, shears, etc. Est. $200-300 1013. Four pieces of diamond thumbprint glass, tallest - 9 1/2". Est. $100-200 1014. Two Parquetry gameboards, late 19th c., 19" x 27 1/2" and 16" x 16". Est. $100-200 1015. Four Pennsylvania toleware bread trays, 19th c. Est. $200-300 1016. Pennsylvania rye straw bee skep, together with a basket having a bentwood handle. Est. $80-120 1017. Walnut parcheesi gameboard, 19th c., inlaid with US three-cent pieces, 19 1/2" x 19 1/4". Est. $100-150 1018. Four redware bird houses, to include examples by Stahl and Seagreaves. Est. $100-200 1019. Painted tramp art comb box, late 19th c., 8" h., 8 1/2" w. Est. $100-200 1020. Mortised walnut footstool, 19th c., 7 3/4" h., 12 1/2" w. Est. $80-120 1021. Three Pennsylvania rye straw baskets, largest - 7" h., 20" w. Est. $100-200 1022. Group of carved and painted animals, tallest - 7" h. Est. $100-200 1023. Double sided parquetry gameboard, late 19th c., 20 1/2" x 20 1/2". Est. $100-200 1024. Two tramp art dresser boxes, late 19th c., 10 1/2" h., 12 3/4" w. and 7" h., 11" w. Est. $200-300 1025. Eight redware shallow bowls, 19th c., 5 3/4" dia. - 7 1/2" dia. Est. $100-200 1026. Two tiger maple footstools, 19th c. Est. $140-240 1027. Pennsylvania stoneware lidded cake crock, 19th c., with cobalt decoration, 5 1/2" h., 8 1/2" dia. Est. $100-200 1028. Group of Bennington and Rockingham pottery, 19th c. Est. $140-240 1029. Painted pine dresser box, 19th c., retaining its original decoration, 6 1/4" h., 12 1/4" w. Est. $200-400 1030. Stained poplar guitar case, 19th c., 37" l. Est. $140-240 1031. Two Three-gallon stoneware jugs, 19th c., with cobalt decoration, 14" h. Est. $200-300 1032. Painted pine gameboard, ca. 1900, 20 1/4" x 14 1/4". Est. $100-150 1033. Sailor's carved dresser box, 19th c., inscribed Frank on lid, and Hope and Good Luck on sides, 5 1/4" h., 11 1/2" w. Est. $100-200 1034. Amish painted cradle, 17 3/4" l., together with an early teddy bear. Provenance: Cradle - Henry Lapp sale. Est. $100-200 1035. Redware figure of an African American mans head, 7 1/2" h. Est. $140-240 1036. Stoneware canteen, together with a painted redware hen bank. Est. $200-300 1037. Pair of shard memory plates, 8 3/4" dia., together with a painted tin horn, 23 1/4" l. Est. $100-200 1038. Pair of Indian clubs, together with a mallet and scoop, stamped N.B. Bagg. Est. $200-300 1039. Miniature watercolor portrait of a woman, 19th c., 4" x 3 1/4". Est. $80-120 1040. Southeastern Pennsylvania ink fraktur bookplate, 19th c., 4 1/2" x 3 1/4". Est. $100-150 1041. Group of antique frames. Est. $100-150 1042. Miniature Pennsylvania redware plate, 19th c., with slip flower decoration, 5" dia. Est. $200-300 1043. Pieced crib quilt, 19th c., 30" x 24". Est. $100-150 1044. Tin chandelier, 20th c., 22" dia. Provenance: Sam Morgan Auctions. Est. $80-120 1045. Two Jacquard coverlets, mid 19th c. Est. $100-200 1046. Slag glass table lamp, early 20th c., 23 1/2" h. Est. $200-400 1047. Copper bedwarmer, 19th c., with punched distilfink decoration, 41 1/4" l. Est. $80-120 1048. Silk and wood shaving Easter basket, with decoupage eggs, 5" h., 13 1/2" w. Est. $80-120 1049. Four pieces of chalkware, ca. 1900, tallest - 10 1/2" h. Est. $200-400 1050. Three miniature watercolor portraits, 19th c., 4" x 3". Est. $200-300 1051. Painted toleware tea caddy, 19th c., 5" h., 5" w. Est. $80-120 1052. Two Continental blue and white pottery pitchers, 9 3/4" h. Est. $40-80 1053. Tucker porcelain urn, ca. 1830, 12 1/2" h. Est. $80-120 1054. Pair of spurious Peales Museum silhouettes of George and Martha Washington, 5" x 3 1/2". Est. $100-150 1055. Two unframed prints, to include Court of Death, after Rembrandt Peale and Mount Vernon in Virginia. Est. $10-20 1056. Unframed prints, many historical, together with a framed printed fraktur and a sterling silver spoon, inscribed Presidents House. Est. $80-120 1057. Carved and painted horse, 21 1/2" h. Est. $200-300 1058. Carved and painted horse pull toy, 24" h. Est. $200-300 1059. Painted cast iron horse windmill weight, 16 1/2" .h Est. $200-400 1060. Miniature mahogany chest of drawers, 19th c., 16 1/2" h., 14 1/2" w. Est. $100-200 1061. Mahogany silver chest, 19th c., 12 3/4" x 20". Est. $100-200 1062. English mahogany apothecary cabinet, ca. 1800, open - 18" h., 23" w. Est. $300-500 1063. Appliqué quilt, late 19th c., 79" x 75". Est. $200-400 1064. Star of Bethlehem quilt, dated 1880, 74" x 82". Est. $200-300 1065. Rosewood donation box, 19th c., together with a mahogany dresser box, 5 1/2" h., 13" w. and 8 3/4" h., 12" w. Est. $140-240 1066. Brass mounted plane, marking gauge and horse scrape. Est. $100-200 1067. Battersea patch box, together with two porcelain boxes. Est. $100-150 1068. Collection of sterling silver and plated dresser accessories. Est. $300-500 1069. Boston sterling silver mug, by Bigelow, Bros. & Kennard, 3 7/8" h., 6.5 ozt. Est. $80-120 1070. Weighted sterling silver, to include four Tiffany candlesticks. Est. $100-200 1071. Scofield Pantheon pattern sterling silver tea service, together with a plated tray, 132.4 ozt. Est. $1,400-1,600 1072. English repousse silver hot water kettle, early 19th c., bearing the touch of Robert Garrard, 14 1/2" h., 65.7 ozt. Est. $800-1,000 1073. Sterling silver three-piece tea service, 20.1 ozt. Est. $220-260 1074. Two repousse sterling silver bowls, together with a plate, inscribed Dorothy, 45.5 ozt. Est. $460-500 1075. Sterling silver bowls and serving dishes, 46.5 ozt. Est. $480-520 1076. Sterling silver tablewares, 53.6 ozt., together with a pair of plated candelabra. Est. $540-580 1077. Coin silver flatware, 6.6 ozt., together with an 800 silver strainer, 1.4 ozt. and a group of silver handled serving utensils. Est. $100-140 1078. Sterling silver flatware, 45.5 ozt. Est. $460-500 1079. Sterling silver serving utensils, 15 ozt. Est. $160-200 1080. Sterling silver serving utensils, 27.8 ozt. Est. $300-340 1081. Chinese export porcelain rose medallion teapot and cup, with case, together with a small printed roundel. Est. $100-150 1082. Miniature stoneware crock, 19th c., with cobalt decoration and incised 1/3W 2/3d, 4" h. Est. $200-300 1083. American painted leather fire bucket, dated 1816, 13 1/2" h. Est. $140-240 1084. Four iron mouth harps, two signed J. Smith. Est. $80-120 1085. Seven wrought iron scissors and snuffers, 19th c. Est. $80-120 1086. Group of early straight razors. Est. $80-120 1087. Group of toys, to include marbles, spinning tops, etc. Est. $80-120 1088. Group of early sewing accessories, to include button hole cutters, bone knitting accessories, etc. Est. $140-240 1089. Group of early instruments and accessories, together with a tole box, brass compass, small powder horn, etc. Est. $200-300 1090. Five Continental miniature watercolor portraits. Est. $140-240 1091. Five miniature watercolor portraits, 19th c. Est. $200-400 1092. Four miniature portraits and silhouettes, 19th c. Est. $140-240 1093. Hearth equipment, to include two waffle irons, fire tools, a trammel, and a ladle. Est. $200-300 1094. Large chalkware stag, 15" h, Est. $100-200 1095. Painted pine knife tray, 19th c., 7" l., 14" w. Est. $100-150 1096. Woodenware, to include a bowl, butterprints, scoop, etc. Est. $100-150 1097. Van Briggle art pottery vase, 11" h. Est. $80-120 1098. Child's figured maple pie crust table, early 20th c., 17 1/2" h. Est. $80-120 1099. Pair of iron Dewey crow decoys, 11" h. Est. $80-120 1100. American silver medal, inscribed United States of America, above a spread winged eagle, the reverse with Native American, inscribed G Washington President 1789, bearing the hallmark JW, possibly of a later date, 4" h. Est. $200-300 1101. Maitland Smith carved mahogany sideboard, 34 1/2" h., 60" w. Est. $200-400 1102. German carved walnut bookcase, 19th c., 96 1/2" h., 57" w. Est. $400-600 1103. German carved oak center table and four chairs, ca. 1900, 29" h., 38" w. Est. $400-600 1104. George III style mahogany breakfront, constructed from old and new material, 78 1/2" h., 65 1/2" w. Est. $500-1,000 1105. Large German carved mahogany buffet, late 19th c., 105" h., 65 1/2" w. Est. $400-800 1106. German carved oak cabinet, late 19th c., 38 1/2" h., 42" w. Est. $300-500 1107. Pair of German carved cerule chairs, together with a vitrine, 73 1/2" h. Est. $300-500 1108. Mahogany bureau with porcelain mounts, 31 1/2" h., 38" w., together with a small marquetry demilune table, 29" h., 30" w. and a plate stand. Est. $200-400 1109. Classical mahogany dressing mirror, ca. 1830, with brass mounts, 37" h., 29 1/4" w. Est. $300-500 1110. Painted pine jelly cupboard, 19th c., retaining an old blue surface, 54 1/4" h., 46" w. Est. $500-1,000 1111. Stained pine harvest table, 19th c., retaining and old red surface, 28 1/2" h., 19" w., 71 1/2" d. Est. $400-700 1112. Pine corner shelf, 66" h. Est. $140-240 1113. Werlich stencil decorated child's pull sleigh, 32" l. Est. $100-200 1114. Painted Emery child's sled, 33" l. Est. $200-300 1115. Painted infants push sleigh, 48" l. Est. $140-240 1116. Sheraton mahogany marble top mixing table, ca. 1815, 27 3/4" h., 36" w., together with a Federal side chair and a small end table. Est. $200-300 1117. Chippendale style carved mahogany sofa, stamped SHK, 38 1/2" h., 79" w. Est. $200-400 1118. Pennsylvania Sheraton mahogany bowfront chest of drawers, 40 3/4" h., 42" w. Est. $200-300 1119. Federal mahogany bowfront chest of drawers, ca. 1805, with line inlay, 37" h., 40 3/4" w. Est. $200-400 1120. Mahogany tall case clock, early 20th c., the works stamped B&D, 74 1/2" h. Est. $100-200 1121. Pennsylvania William and Mary painted poplar dower chest, ca. 1760, 25 1/2" h., 50" w. Est. $300-500 1122. Walnut shaving mirror, 19th c., with candlearms, 21 1/2" x 20". Est. $100-200 1123. Walnut splay leg stand, 19th c., 27 1/4" h., 18 3/4" w. Est. $100-200 1124. Small mortised pine bench, 19th c., 17" h., 42" w. Est. $80-120 1125. Pennsylvania or Maryland Chippendale walnut Pembroke table, late 18th c., 29" h., 18 1/4" w., 34" d. Provenance: Whiteside Auction 1973. Est. $300-500 1126. Federal style mahogany dwarf clock, retailed by Shreve, Crump & Low, Boston, 60" h. Est. $200-400 1127. Oil on canvas three-part folding screen, early 20th c., 72" x 60". Est. $200-300 1128. Philadelphia Chippendale walnut armchair, ca. 1770. Est. $300-500 1129. New England Sheraton mahogany sofa, ca. 1810, with satinwood inlays, 35" h., 72" w. Est. $200-300 1130. George III style carved mahogany open armchair. Est. $200-300 1131. Pennsylvania painted hard pine schrank, composed of period and non period elements, 82" h., 60" w. Est. $800-1,200 1132. Pennsylvania painted pine dower chest, late 18th c., 22" h., 50" w. Est. $400-700 1133. Pennsylvania Chippendale walnut dining chair, ca. 1780. Est. $100-200 1134. Pennsylvania painted poplar dower chest, late 18th c., with later decoration, 30" h., 49" w. Est. $500-1,000 1135. Mortised pine bench, 19th c., 34" h., 48" w. Est. $140-240 1136. Pennsylvania walnut schrank, constructed form period and non period elements, 87" h., 62" w. Est. $800-1,200 1137. Pennsylvania pine and poplar tall case clock, ca. 1800, 93" h. Est. $400-800 1138. Berks County, Pennsylvania painted pine dower chest, dated 1780, decorated in the manner of Bieber, 29 3/4" h., 49 1/4" w. Est. $800-1,200 1139. Pennsylvania painted poplar child's blanket chest, ca. 1800, with later sponge decoration, 16" h., 24" w. Est. $400-600 1140. Sheraton cherry one-drawer stand, 19th c., 30" h., 25" w. Est. $80-120 1141. W. Wallick Windsor settee, 31" h., 86" w. Est. $500-1,000 1142. English Windsor armchair, ca. 1800. Est. $300-400 1143. Painted pine churn, for Wallace & Kohler, York, Pennsylvania, 32" h., 18 1/2" w. Est. $200-400 1144. Pennsylvania Federal walnut slant front desk, ca. 1795, 42 1/4" h., 37 1/2" w. Est. $200-400 1145. Regency style mahogany games table, together with a reproduction Windsor, a candlestand and a child's tavern table. Est. $200-400 1146. Continental painted pine cupboard, 19th c., 24 1/2" h., 18 1/2" w. Est. $140-240 1147. MacKenzie Child's woven hassock and ceramic foot ottoman, 14 1/2" h., 31" w. Est. $200-300 1148. Pair of Stickley oak armchairs. Est. $200-400 1149. Sheraton cherry and birds-eye maple two-drawer stand, 19th c., 28 1/2" h., 18 1/2" w. Est. $200-400 1150. Large painted ladderback armchair, late 18th c. Est. $200-300 1151. Carl Weber watercolor river landscape, signed lower right, 13" x 26". Est. $140-240 1152. Mahogany and gilt mirror, early 20th c., 55 3/4" h. Est. $100-200 1153. Chippendale mahogany looking glass, ca. 1800, 38" h. Est. $140-240 1154. Engraving of General Washington, after Trumbull, 25 1/4" x 17 1/4". Est. $140-240 1155. Large needlework of George Washington, 33 1/2" x 26 1/2". Est. $80-120 1156. Thomas Craig (American 1849-1924), watercolor landscape, signed lower right, 15" x 24". Est. $140-240 1157. Pair of oil on board landscapes, signed Jeanne Stauffer '40, 16" x 20". Est. $100-200 1158. Adolph Pannash (American 1866-1952), oil on canvas country landscape, signed lower left, 18" x 24". Est. $80-120 1159. Oil on board winter landscape, early 20th c., 16 1/2" x 20 1/2". Est. $80-120 1160. Two Sheraton mirrors, ca. 1830, 22 1/2" x 10 1/4" and 25" x 14". Est. $80-120 1161. Two oil country landscapes, one signed Kornbau, 16 1/2" x 24" and 18" x 24". Est. $80-120 1162. David Ellinger, silkscreen Amish auction, 18 1/4" x 23 1/2". Est. $80-120 1163. Philip Chillman (American 1841-1915), watercolor landscape, signed lower right, 14" x 25". Est. $80-120 1164. Color lithograph, White's Big Cattle Show, after Krimmel, 24" x 26". Est. $60-90 1165. George Newman (American 1875-1965), watercolor and gouache landscape, signed lower right, 15"x 21". Est. $100-150 1166. Grandma Moses, silkscreen country landscape, 21" x 26". Est. $100-200 1167. Continental silk and metallic thread embroidery, 18th c., 25 1/2" x 19 1/2". Est. $80-120 1168. Ensigns & Thayer color lithograph, Presidents of the United States, 29" x 20 1/2". Est. $200-300 1169. Group of unframed prints, fraktur, works on paper. Est. $80-120 1170. Marc Chagall lithograph, Profil a l'enfant rouge, 12 1/2" x 9 1/2". Est. $200-300 1171. Andrew Wyeth (American 1917-2009), collotype Blueberries, signed and numbered 121/250, 12 1/4" x 18 1/2". Est. $200-300 1172. Carolyn Wyeth (American 1909-1994), three signed prints Up From the Woods, 24 1/2" x 30". Est. $200-300 1173. Andrew Wyeth (American 1917-2009), collotype Harlequin, signed and numbered 52/300, 14 3/4" x 17 1/2". Est. $200-400 1174. Andrew Wyeth (American 1917-2009), The Helga Pictures, six nude studies, all inscribed Helga. Est. $200-300 1175. Military enlistment certificate for William Hass, 51st Regiment of the Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, 28" x 22". Est. $100-150 1176. Pennsylvania oil on poplar panel portrait of a young man, ca. 1840, inscribed in lower right corner Done at Once, 24" x 18 1/2". Est. $140-240 1177. Three silk on linen samplers, 19th c. Est. $140-240 1178. Ink fraktur manuscript, late 18th c., 12 1/4" x 7 1/2". Est. $80-120 1179. Pencil and watercolor landscape, late 19th c., identified on a label as Uncle Gaylords Mill, Union Springs, NY, 7" x 11". Est. $100-150 1180. Three Pennsylvania printed and hand colored fraktur. Est. $100-200 1181. Wool embroidery of a mother and children, 19th c. 14" x 16 1/2". Est. $140-240 1182. Two oil works, signed M. Stark 1938 and Lindenmate, 13" x 16" and 14" x 16". Est. $80-120 1183. Pennsylvania printed fraktur, by Samuel Baumann, Ephrata, dated 1811, 13" x 15 3/4", together with a printed Himmelsbrief, 16 1/4" x 11 1/2". Est. $80-120 1184. Printed and hand colored fraktur Irrgarten, by Blumer, 15 1/4" x 12". Est. $140-240 1185. Three Victor Shearer oil on canvas landscapes, largest - 10" x 15". Est. $100-200 1186. Three oil works, largest - 10" x 15". Est. $80-120 1187. Pair of Jerry Quier oil on board winter landscapes, both signed, 5" x 7". Est. $80-120 1188. Two Blousy Angel artist ink and watercolor fraktur, 8" x 13" and 13" x 16". Est. $200-400 1189. Watercolor drawing of a house, together with a watercolor of three puppies, 9" x 10 1/4" and 8 1/2" x 11 1/2". Est. $100-200 1190. Adrian Martinez (American b. 1949), pair of oil on board portraits of William and Maryann Early, after the works by Thomas Sully, 30" x 25". Est. $200-400 1191. Pair of Japanese painted scrolls, together with a Chinese embroidery, 23 3/4" x 8 1/2" and 15 3/4" x 15 3/4". Est. $100-200 1192. Two Sheraton mirrors, 19th c. 29" x 15" and 24 1/4" x 13 3/4". Est. $140-240 1193. Oil on canvas, 19th c., of a woman with mandolin, 20" x 24". Est. $140-240 1194. Oil on panel, 19th c., of a country landscape, 18" x 21 3/4". Est. $140-240 1195. Arnold Todd (American mid 20th c.), oil on canvas portrait of John L. Hillpot, a farmer from Tinicum Township, Pennsylvania, 32" x 24". Est. $140-240 1196. Lillian Harpel (American, late19th/early 20th c.), oil on canvas barnscene, with sheep, signed lower right, dated 1907, 18" x 27". Est. $300-500 1197. David Y. Ellinger (American 1913-2003), watercolor fraktur, signed lower middle, 9" x 7". Est. $200-300 1198. Two silk on linen samplers, 19th c., 12" x 8 1/4" and 12" x 12 3/4". Est. $200-300 1199. Silk on linen band sampler, 19th c., wrought by Martha Barnard, 20 1/2" x 8 1/2". Est. $140-240 1200. English silk on linen sampler, dated 1819, wrought by Ann Sparke, under the tutelage of M. Williams, 12 1/2" x 13". Est. $200-300 1201. Lesghi star shriven carpet, ca. 1900, 5'10" x 3'7". Est. $140-240 1202. Heriz mat, ca. 1940, 4' x 2'10". Est. $100-200 1203. Beluch mat, together with a Caucasian mat, 3'4" x 1'6" and 1'7" x 1'11". Est. $100-200 1204. Hamadan carpet, ca. 1930, 7'3" x 4'4" . Est. $140-240 1205. Hamadan carpet, ca. 1930, 6' x 3'2". Est. $60-90 1206. Turkoman carpet, early 20th c., 5'5" x 4'10", together with a Hamadan runner, 9'4" x 3'4". Est. $100-200 1207. Turkish carpet, early 20th c., 5'10" x 3'4". Est. $200-300 1208. Bidjar carpet, 5'6" x 3'8". Est. $200-300 1209. Persian carpet, 10' x 6'6". Est. $300-500 1210. Bidjar runner, 8'4" x 2'6". Est. $140-240 1211. Semi antique Bidjar carpet, 5'6" x 3'7". Est. $200-300 1212. Semi antique Bidjar carpet, 5'9" x 4'. Est. $200-300 1213. Semi antique Bidjar carpet, 9' x 5'3". Est. $300-500 1214. Bidjar carpet, 9'9" x 6'8". Est. $300-500 1215. Persian carpet, 10'3" x 6'7". Est. $300-400 1216. Semi antique Bidjar carpet, 5'6" x 3'8". Est. $200-300 1217. Shiraz long rug, 10'5" x 4'4". Est. $200-400 1218. Semi antique Afghan carpet, 4'9" x 3'6". Est. $80-120 1219. Two Bidjar mats, 4' x 2'5" and 4'1" x 2'7". Est. $200-300 1220. Two semi antique Caucasian carpets, 4'2" x 2'9" and 4'10" x 2'9". Est. $140-240 1221. Bohkara carpet, early 20th c., 7'10" x 6'. Est. $140-240 1222. Persian carpet, early 20th c., 6'8" x 4'5". Est. $140-240 1223. Two Turkoman mats, 4' x 3'10" and 2'4" x 1'7". Est. $80-120 1224. Indo carpet, early/mid 20th c., 15'2" x 10'4". Est. $400-600 1225. Three Oriental mats, early/mid 20th c., largest - 5' x 3'9". Est. $140-240 1226. Stoneware lidded crock, 19th c., with cobalt flower decoration, 9" h. Est. $140-240 1227. Tin birdcage, late 19th c., together with a later carved bird, possibly by Noyes, 15 1/2" h. Est. $100-200 1228. Painted tramp art miniature cupboard, ca. 1900, with heart sides, 12" h., together with a tramp art sewing box, 10" h. Est. $140-240 1229. Pine thread holder, late 19th c., 8" h. Est. $100-200 1230. Two painted tramp art wall pockets, ca. 1900, 8" h. and 7 1/4" h. Est. $100-200 1231. Painted mortised stool, with splay legs, together with a floral painted stool and a cherry stool with scalloped apron. Est. $200-300 1232. Wallpaper dome lid box, together with a hide covered box, with London label, 19th c. Est. $100-200 1233. Three wallpaper dresser boxes, largest - 4 1/2" h., 7 1/2" w. Est. $200-300 1234. Sevres style porcelain urn, 27 3/4" h. Est. $200-400 1235. Ten Dresden reticulated porcelain plates, 9 1/4" dia. Est. $100-200 1236. Steuben aurene glass vase, 5 7/8" h. Est. $140-240 1237. Lalique frosted glass owl vase, 5 3/8" h. Est. $140-240 1238. Brilliant cut glass table lamp, vase and compote, tallest - 20 1/2" h. Est. $200-400 1239. Baccarat glass bowl, 15" dia. Est. $80-120 1240. French gilt metal mantel clock, 16 1/2" h. Est. $100-200 1241. Fourteen flow blue plates, a shallow bowl, 6" h., 10 1/4" dia. and a blue feather edge platter, 14 1/4" l., 18" w. Est. $140-240 1242. Historical blue Staffordshire Exchange Charleston small tray, 4 7/8" l., 6 3/4" w., together with a Rebecca at the Well creamer, 4 3/4" h. Est. $80-120 1243. Scrimshaw whale tooth, with ship, anchor and woman with hoop, 5 1/2" h. Est. $140-240 1244. Pieced chintz quilt, dated 1804, 94" x 100". Est. $100-150 1245. Blue and white overshot coverlet, 19th c. Est. $80-120 1246. Two American coverlets, 19th c. Est. $100-200 1247. Pieced diamond quilt, 19th c., 81" x 81". Est. $100-200 1248. Painted pine slide lid box, 19th c., 5" h., 12 1/2" w., together with a Pennsylvania painted bentwood box (lacking cover), 2 3/4" h., 6" w. Est. $140-240 1249. Four bentwood sifters, 19th c., largest - 21" dia. Est. $80-120 1250. Primitive mouse trap, 19th c., 10" l. Est. $80-120 1251. Three mocha tablewares, tallest - 4". Est. $300-400 1252. Five assorted baskets. Est. $60-90 1253. Sailors pewter inlaid marlin spike, 19th c., 13 3/4" l. Est. $80-120 1254. Miscellaneous items, to include pipes, bowie knife, etc. Est. $60-90 1255. Five pieces of Pennsylvania redware 19th c., tallest - 7 1/2". Est. $140-240 1256. Group of Pennsylvania redware, 19th c., tallest - 4 1/2". Est. $140-240 1257. Primitive painted pine zither, 19th c., 30 1/2" l. Est. $80-120 1258. Red and white Jacquard coverlet, 19th c., with eagle corners. Est. $100-150 1259. Five tin stencils, to include Diehl, Kostenbauder, Hillpot, etc., longest - 18 3/4". Est. $80-120 1260. Two carved canes, late 19th c. Est. $100-150 1261. Four carved canes, with animal grips. Est. $100-150 1262. Two carved canes, together with a bone grip cane. Est. $100-150 1263. Three carved canes with figural grips. Est. $200-300 1264. Lyman Fenton Bennington coachman bottle, together with a lidded toby canister, 11" h. and 5 1/4" h. Est. $80-120 1265. Carved and painted spread winged eagle, in the manner of Wilhelm Schimmel, mid 20thc., 9 1/2" h., 16 1/4" w. Est. $300-500 1266. Philadelphia copper kettle, 19th c., the handle stamped Heiss Phila, 11 1/2" h. Est. $100-200 1267. Turned mahogany lamp holder, together with two iron fat lamps, 22" h. Est. $200-300 1268. Carved walnut figure, 19th c., with articulated arms, 11 1/2" h. Est. $140-240 1269. Two mocha pitchers, 19th c., with seaweed and earthworm decoration, 7 1/2" h. Est. $140-240 1270. Group of mocha tablewares Est. $300-500 1271. Cast iron stove plate, with stag, 22 3/4" h., 23 3/4" w. Est. $100-200 1272. Set of wrought iron fireplace tools, 32 3/4" h. Est. $100-200 1273. Chinese porcelain jardinière, 20th c., with stand - 27 1/2" h. Est. $100-200 1274. Chinese export style tobacco leaf tureen and undertray, 8 1/4" h., 15 1/4" w. Est. $100-200 1275. Painted sheet iron weathervane, 20th c., of a gentleman and cow, 12 1/2" h., 28" w. Est. $140-240 1276. Philadelphia sterling pap boat, 19th c., by George Sharp, 4.1 ozt. Est. $80-100 1277. Cast iron warming stove, late 19th c., 12 1/2" h., 17" w. Est. $80-120 1278. Figural bronze of a woman and centaur, signed Zheng, 18 1/2" h. Est. $100-200 1279. Wrought iron utensil rack, together with three flesh forks and a ladle, stamped PN 1838. Est. $140-240 1280. Delft blue and white charger, 18th c., 12 5/8" dia. Est. $100-200 1281. Group of Chinese export rose medallion porcelain, 19th c., largest bowl - 4 1/2" h., 9 1/2" dia. Est. $200-300 1282. Pair of Chinese export porcelain vases, late 19th c., 17 1/2" h. Est. $200-300 1283. Pennsylvania poplar utensil box, ca. 1800, retaining an old historic surface, 7" h., 13 1/2" w., 12" d. Est. $200-300 1284. Birmingham silver teapot and coffee pot, 36.3 ozt. Est. $340-380 1285. J.E. Caldwell sterling silver three-piece tea service, after the original by Joseph and Nathaniel Richardson, 42.6 ozt. Est. $400-450 1286. Fruitwood book press, ca. 1800, together with a Philadelphia Bible, printed 1828, 16 1/2" x 24 1/4". Est. $200-400 1287. Pennsylvania walnut Bible box, ca. 1800, 8 1/4" h., 19 1/4" w. Est. $200-400 1288. Powder horn, 19th c., 13 1/2" l. Est. $80-120 1289. Three Jacquard coverlets, together with a youth bar quilt. Est. $140-240 1290. Pennsylvania painted pine miniature blanket chest, 19th c., retaining its original grained surface, 10 1/4" h., 15" w. Est. $100-200 1291. Painted pine bin, labeled Dromgold, York, PA, 11" h., 11 3/4" w. Est. $80-120 1292. Sheet iron rooster weathervane, 29" h. Est. $200-400 1293. Cast iron rooster windmill weight, stamped Hummer, 9" h. Est. $200-400 1294. Victorian parquetry lock box, 7 1/4" h., 16 1/4" w. Est. $140-240 1295. African bronze rooster, 17" h. Est. $140-240 1296. Fourteen porcelain patch boxes, several marked Limoges. Est. $140-240 1297. Copper rooster weathervane, 23" h. Est. $300-400 1298. Greensboro, Pennsylvania country store Annie Oakley advertising sign, with a lithograph glass panel, copyright 1904, 10" h., 5" w., together with a Western 541 folding knife with sheath, 4" blade. Est. $80-120 1299. Two miniature watercolor portraits, mid 19th c., 3 3/4" x 3" and 3 1/4" x 2 1/2". Est. $140-240 1300. Two Pennsylvania redware pie plates, 19th c., with slip decoration, 9" dia. and 10" dia. Est. $140-240 1301. Slip decorated redware charger, 19th c., 12 1/4" dia. Est. $200-300 1302. Large pearlware pitcher, 19th c., 7 3/4" h., together with a Pratt style pitcher and a canary pitcher. Est. $200-300 1303. Seven Staffordshire child's mugs, 19th c. Est. $140-240 1304. Two mocha pitchers, with seaweed and earthworm decoration, 6 1/2" h. and 5 1/2" h. Est. $200-400 1305. Two Pennsylvania rye straw baskets, 19th c., 6" h., 17" w. and 8 1/4" h., 13" w. Est. $100-200 1306. Three Pennsylvania rye straw baskets, 19th c., largest - 15 1/2" dia. Est. $140-240 1307. Pair of Staffordshire spaniels, 19th c., 12" h. Est. $100-150 1308. Three red spatter peafowl cups and saucers, together with a blue peafowl plate, 9 3/4" dia. Est. $200-400 1309. Large Pennsylvania redware mold, 19th c., 6" h., 9 1/4" w. Est. $80-120 1310. Four pieces of Pennsylvania redware, to include a flowerpot, two crocks and a mug, tallest-6" Provenance: flowerpot - Harry Hartman. Est. $300-400 1311. Watercolor double silhouette, by W. Seville, together with six other silhouettes. Est. $200-400 1312. Two watercolor portraits of children, mid 19th c., 6" x 5" and 4" x 3". Est. $200-400 1313. Western Pennsylvania stoneware crock, 19th c., with cobalt inscription Hamilton & Jones, 10" h. Est. $100-150 1314. Pennsylvania Remmey stoneware crock, 19th c., with cobalt tulip decoration, 14" h. Est. $200-300 1315. Pair of carved and painted merganser decoys, signed Kach, 16 1/2" l. Est. $300-500 1316. Four Rockingham pitchers, together with a batter jug and a baking dish, tallest - 10 1/4". Est. $200-400 1317. Four tin candlemolds, 19th c., largest - 10 1/2" h. Est. $140-240 1318. French Canadian hooked rug, of Native American Indians meeting the Mayflower, 37" l Est. $40-60 1319. Wrought iron peel and trammel 19th c. Est. $80-120 1320. Swiss cylinder music box, with rosewood grained case, 4 5/8" cylinder. Est. $160-220 1321. Tin cookie cutters, together with bone handled flatware. Est. $40-80 1322. Enterprise #2 cast iron coffee grinder, 12" h., together with a Pepper tin, 8 1/2" h. Est. $140-240 1323. Wrought iron utensils, 19th c., some with decorated handles. Est. $200-300 1324. Tiger maple scoop, together with a Steigel type flask, a Delft plate and an ironstone plate. Est. $200-400 1325. Two printed and hand written land indentures, printed by William Hamilton, signed by Henry Shippen, James Humes and John Bachman, dated 1813, 14 1/4" x 17 1/2". Est. $40-80 1326. Three early printed booklets, one Lancaster County, Pennsylvania school workbook with handwritten text dated 1836, with numerous local places and family names, by Jacob Landis, Manor Township, a hand written story written in German and dated 1831, and an 1836 Almanac printed in German, by George Menz and Son, together with a Lancaster Academy centennial celebration booklet dated 1884, a 19th c. New England grade book, miscellaneous clippings etc. Est. $40-80 1327. George Ross signed legal writ, dated 1750 from Carlisle, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, in regards to getting John Silver to pay the sum of nine pounds ten shillings. Est. $60-90 1328. Columbian Sentinel newspaper, Boston, Massachusetts, January 2nd, 1808. Est. $20-40 1329. Cobalt glass cruet, together with an aquamarine cruet and an amber chestnut bottle. Est. $100-200 1330. Miscellaneous group of metalware, baskets, etc. Est. $200-300 1331. Mahogany mantel clock, with Elliott works, 11 1/2" h. Est. $40-80 1332. Pennsylvania chalkware cat, 19th c., 7 1/4" h. Est. $100-200 1333. Painted sheet metal crab, 21" h., 30 1/2" w. Est. $80-120 1334. Five Staffordshire figures, tallest - 14 1/2". Est. $80-120 1335. Miscellaneous group of coin silver, weighted, plate, etc. Est. $100-200 1336. Pair of gilt bronze figures of George Washington and Benjamin Franklin, 14 1/2" h. Est. $300-500 1337. Chinese export porcelain Canton platter, 19th c., 12" l., 15" w. Est. $80-120 1338. Two Chinese soapstone carvings, together with a bronze bird, tallest - 10 1/2". Est. $100-150 1339. Chinese export porcelain rose medallion vase, together with a garden seat and an umbrella stand, tallest - 24". Est. $300-500 1340. Large wrought iron candleholder, 18 1/2" h. Est. $100-150 1341. Pair of painted cast iron horsehead bookends, 9 1/2" h. Est. $100-200 1342. Creamware serving dish, late 18th c., probably Wedgwood, 7" l., 14 1/2" w. Est. $100-200 1343. Leather lock box, 19th c., with brass tack decoration, 7 1/4" h., 16" w. Est. $140-240 1344. Pair of painted iron egret lawn ornaments, 29 1/4" h. Est. $200-400 1345. Pair of blue Staffordshire Holme shallow bowls, 10 1/4" dia., together with a faience stein, 8 1/2" h. Est. $100-200 1346. Chinese export porcelain figure, seated on a dragon throne, 9" h. Est. $80-120 1348. Red lacquer cruet stand, with cut glass bottles, 11" h. Est. $100-200 1349. Silver plate lighthouse cocktail shaker, 13 3/4" h. Est. $100-200 1350. Pair of Black Forest eagle wall brackets, ca. 1900, 16 1/2" h., 16 1/2" w. Est. $300-400 1351. English silk on linen sampler, dated 1789, wrought by Sarah Clark, 12 3/4" x 12 3/4". Est. $200-300 1352. English silk on linen sampler, dated 1842, wrought by Elizabeth Rees, 16 1/2" x 13". Est. $140-240 1353. Continental silk on linen sampler, dated 1830, 18 1/2" x 19 1/4". Est. $200-400 1354. Three silk on linen samplers, 19th c., largest - 15 1/2" x 10". Est. $300-500 1355. Silk on linen sampler, early 19th c., 17" x 16 1/2". Est. $140-240 1356. English silk on linen band sampler, dated 1799, wrought by Eliza Coates?, 25 3/4" x 11 1/2". Est. $200-400 1357. Scottish silk on linen sampler, dated 1840, 17 1/2" x 12 1/2". Est. $200-400 1358. Three reverse paintings on glass, 19th c., largest - 24 1/2" x 16". Est. $200-400 1359. Two silk on linen samplers, 19th c., 16" x 12" and 19" x 18". Est. $200-400 1360. Oil on panel folk portrait, signed D. Davis, together with a reverse painted portrait, 20" x 20" and 19" x 15". Est. $80-120 1361. Samuel Slater Cotton Centenary handkerchief, 1890, 16" x 27 1/2". Est. $100-200 1362. Philadelphia International exhibition handkerchief, 23" x 26 1/2". Est. $200-300 1363. Two Centennial handkerchiefs, 20" x 22 1/2" and 23" x 16 1/4". Est. $200-300 1364. Protection Home Industries handkerchief, together with an Uncle Sam embroidery, 19" x 18 1/2" and 18 1/2" x 17 1/2" Est. $80-120 1365. Five reverse painted portraits on glass, 19th c., largest - 12 1/2" x 9 1/2". Est. $300-400 1366. Oil on canvas portrait of a child with a rattle, mid 19th c., 30" x 25". Est. $300-400 1367. English silk on linen sampler, dated 1831, wrought by Mary Cooper, 15" x 12". Est. $200-300 1368. Carlisle, Pennsylvania silk on linen sampler, dated 1838, wrought by Ann Maria Knettle, 17 1/2" x 12 1/2". Est. $200-300 1369. Northumberland County, Pennsylvania ink and watercolor fraktur birth certificate for Johannes Walter, b. 1807, 8 3/4" x 10 3/4". Est. $200-300 1370. Two silk on linen samplers, 19th c., 12" x 11 1/2" and 9 1/2" x 8". Est. $140-240 1371. Two Federal mirrors, 19th c., 22 1/4" x 12" and 21 1/4" x 11 3/4". Est. $80-120 1372. Oil on canvas still life, signed Serra 1907, 12" x 17". Est. $140-240 1373. Oil on canvas landscape, ca. 1900, signed T.E. Birch, 12" x 24". Est. $80-120 1374. Historical Map of Pennsylvania, pub. 1875, by Sheafer, 23" x 39 1/2". Est. $80-120 1375. James Ross (American 1871-1944), oil on canvas titled North of Grassy Sprain Yonkers, New York, initialed lower right, 16" x 20". Est. $200-300 1376. Painted tin Bessonneau Stock trade sign, early to mid 20th c., 31 1/2" dia. Est. $80-120 1377. Painted Millinery trade sign, 7" x 29 3/4". Est. $60-90 1378. Painted Laundry Agency trade sign, 20 3/4" x 37 1/2". Est. $200-400 1379. Nine printed and hand colored fraktur, together with a reproduction Haus-Segen. Est. $300-400 1380. Chippendale style tiger maple mirror, with green pinstriped edge, 41 1/4" h. Est. $100-200 1381. Continental giltwood mirror, ca. 1900, 37" h. Est. $100-200 1382. Chippendale mahogany mirror, ca. 1800, retaining an early ochre grained surface, 19" h. Est. $200-400 1383. Black Forest carved oak leaf mirror, 46" x 33". Est. $200-400 1384. Oil on canvas hanging rabbit, 19th c., 35" x 27". Est. $200-300 1385. Oil on canvas still life, early 20th c., signed Scannig, 22" x 27". Est. $200-400 1386. Pair of pastel still lifes, ca. 1900, 12" x 10". Est. $80-120 1387. Silk on silk embroidery of potted flowers, 19th c., 20" x 15". Est. $140-240 1388. Ink cartoon of Harvard, signed F. Smith, 19" x 21 1/2". Est. $60-90 1389. French color lithograph of General Lafayette, 22 1/2" x 14 1/2". Est. $80-120 1390. Three pastels of puppies, late 19th c., largest - 13 1/2" x 17 1/2". Est. $400-600 1391. Peter Hunt oil on board, 21" x 18". Est. $100-150 1392. Johann Eberhard Ihle (German 1727-1814) oil on canvas of a woman with bird, signed verso and dated 1805, 24" x 18 1/2". Est. $300-400 1393. Three Spanish Colonial oil on canvas works. Est. $200-300 1394. Set of six painted mirror botanicals, 16 1/2" x 12 1/4". Est. $200-400 1395. Two Tibetan thangka, together with a Chinese painted silk panel. Est. $80-120 1396. Four Japanese modernist block prints. Est. $100-200 1397. Three Junichiro Sekino signed block prints. Est. $140-240 1398. Six assorted Japanese woodblock prints, three signed Yoshida. Est. $100-200 1399. Six assorted Japanese woodblock prints. Est. $100-200 1400. Nine Japanese modernist prints, together with a scroll. Est. $100-200 1401. Miscellaneous group, to include baseball cards, stamps, silver plate, pocket knives, etc. Est. $80-120 1402. Two Sunderland lustre pitchers, 19th c., with transfer decoration, 8 3/4" h. Est. $200-300 1403. Collection of strawberry pattern pearlware. Est. $200-400 1404. Mocha mug, 19th c., 5 3/4" h., together with seven pieces of Carpentier mocha. Est. $140-240 1405. Eleven Staffordshire ABC plates, 19th c., 5" - 7 1/4" dia. Est. $200-300 1406. Period and reproduction spatterware. Est. $200-300 1407. Collection of pearlware, 19th c. Est. $200-300 1408. Group of floral decorated pearlware, 19th c. Est. $80-120 1409. Miscellaneous porcelain, to include Chinese export, Worcester, etc. Est. $80-120 1410. Four Pratt-type pearlware pitchers, tallest - 8 3/4". Est. $300-500 1411. Six Pratt-type pearlware pitchers, tallest - 7 3/4". Est. $300-500 1412. Group of Pratt-type pearlware teawares. Est. $200-400 1413. Painted tramp art wall pocket, together with a pair of silhouettes. Est. $80-120 1414. Two English mahogany tea caddies, early 19th c., together with a brass and mahogany rack. Est. $100-200 1415. Collection of miniature Kaywoodie pipes. Est. $20-40 1416. Twenty-four Steuben twist stem glasses. Est. $200-300 1417. Two carved and painted Canada goose decoys, together with two ducks. Est. $200-400 1418. Three painted gameboards, early 20th c. Est. $200-300 1419. Mickey Mantle signed jersey. Est. $300-500 1420. Articulated silver fish bottle, 6" l. Est. $60-90 1421. Ty Cobb tobacco baseball card, by Honest Long Cut. Est. $80-120 1422. Baseball and football cards, to include Ken Griffey Jr. rookie Fleer, Randy Johnson rookie Donruss, signed Jose Lima, signed Rey Ordonez, Deion Sanders rookie, etc. Est. $80-120 1423. Group of sterling silver, 7.1 ozt. Est. $80-100 1424. Silver and bone mounted knives and serving utensils, to include a pair of grape shears. Est. $80-120 1425. Two carved and painted goose decoys. Est. $200-400 1426. Three Pennsylvania stoneware crocks, 19th c., with cobalt decoration, 9 1/2" h. Est. $140-240 1427. Wrought iron candleholder, 19th c., 22 1/4" h. Est. $100-150 1428. Nine porcelain head canes, early 20th c. Est. $200-300 1429. Sheet iron rooster weathervane, 39 1/2" h. Est. $200-300 1430. English inlaid mahogany dressing chest, early 19th c., 9 3/4" h., 16 1/4" w. Est. $200-300 1431. Painted tin chicken game lid, early 20th c., 13" h. Est. $80-120 1432. Iron Feen-a-mint laxative trade sign, 8" x 30". Est. $60-90 1433. Two New York ovoid stoneware jugs, 19th c., together with a Western Pennsylvania canning jar, tallest - 13". Est. $200-400 1434. Cast iron elephant doorstop, 10" h. Est. $80-120 1435. Collection of sports trading cards, to include 1951 Bowman Ted Williams, 1982 Topps Cal Ripken Jr., 1989 Score Barry Sanders, Goudey Randy Moore, 1952 Bowman Yogi Berra, 1971 Reggie Jackson, 1983 Fleer Cal Ripken Jr., two 1987 Donruss Mark McGuire, 1952 Bowman Warren Spahn, Caporal Cigarettes Ty Cobb, etc. Est. $200-300 1436. Collection of baseball signed photos, from 1988 TV Sports Mailbag, Pleasantville NY, to include four Willie Mays, three Warren Spahn, Leon Day, and Dick Groat, together with 1956 Baseball Yearbook, 1947 Yankee Stadium program, early press photo of Jack Miller, another Willie Mays signed photo, as well as other sports photos including a signed Seth Joynner, signed Mary Slaney photo, press photo of the Tunney - Dempsey boxing match, to other early photos of boxers, etc. Est. $200-300 1437. Large group of press promotional movie photographs. Est. $200-300 1438. Group of political and miscellaneous ephemera, to include a signed photo of Barbara Bush, two Reagan inauguration invitations, Coolidge inauguration invitations, together with ten Charles Lindbergh press photographs, eight dirigible and aircraft related press photos, a Hitler press photo, two Hindenburg press photos, etc. Est. $200-300 1439. Group of trade cards and ephemera, to include thirty-nine miniature Obsequio Trinidad erotica cards, thirty-nine contemporary erotic images, a signed Anna Malle photograph, twenty-nine Recruit Cigars Movie Stars cards, Wills household hints cards, Sweet Caporal Cigarette cards, group of Obsequio de Susini cards, miniature hand tinted postcards, etc. Est. $120-160 1440. New England painted basswood box, 19th c., retaining its original grained surface, 8 1/4" h., 18" w. Est. $100-200 1441. Slip decorated redware plate, 19th c., 11" dia. Est. $80-120 1442. Pair of Fenton transfer decorated candlesticks, 10 1/2" h. Est. $40-80 1443. Three coin silver tablespoons, by N. Harding & Co., 6.1 ozt Est. $60-90 1444. Large Middle Eastern telescoping copper horn, 68 1/2" h. (extended), together with another horn, canteen, and a large teapot. Est. $140-240 1445. Chinese famille noir porcelain table lamp. Est. $80-120 1446. Early five cent slot machine. Est. $200-400 1447. Set of wrought iron and brass inlaid kitchen utensils by L.S. Long. Est. $200-300 1448. Five pieces of Rookwood art pottery, tallest - 12" Est. $200-400 1449. Three Chinese pottery horses, largest - 20" h. Est. $80-120 1450. Byzantine bronze processional Crosses, 800-1200 A.D., to include one example with chains, longest - 9" l. Est. $200-400 1451. Nine patch crib quilt, late 19th c., 33"x 37". Est. $100-200 1452. Nine patch quilt, late 19th c., 69" x 69". Est. $100-200 1453. Red and white crib quilt, late 19th c., 42"x 42". Est. $80-120 1454. Bear paw crib quilt, late 19th c., 33" x 39". Est. $100-200 1455. Pieced youth quilt, ca. 1900, 51" x 47". Est. $100-150 1456. Two Jacquard coverlets inscribed William Schnee Freeburg Penn. 1842 and John Hamelton Jackson Northumberland County 1840 P.A.N. Est. $140-240 1457. Two pieced quilts, ca. 1900, 79" x 78" and 89" x 79". Est. $100-150 1458. Bethlehem Star quilt, late 19th c., 81" x 81". Est. $200-400 1459. Victorian youth crazy quilt, 72"x 56". Est. $80-120 1460. Postage stamp quilt, ca. 1900, 79" x 77". Est. $200-400 1461. Pieced quilt, late 19th c., 71" x 82". Est. $100-150 1462. Rose wreath quilt, ca. 1900, 76" x 75", together with another quilt, 87" x 84". Est. $100-200 1463. Pieced quilt, ca. 1900, 76" x 70". Est. $100-200 1464. Nine patch quilt, late 19th c., 81" x 96". Est. $80-120 1465. Honeycomb quilt, late 19th c., 77" x 75". Est. $100-200 1466. Pieced quilt, late 19th c., 70" x 69". Est. $80-120 1467. Two pieced quilts, ca. 1900, 72" x 72" and 61" x 68". Est. $80-120 1468. Two pieced quilts, ca. 1900, 71" x 69" and 79" x 82". Est. $100-200 1469. Two pieced quilts, one inscribed Dora 1900, 61" x 65" and 76" x 77". Est. $80-120 1470. Felt penny rug, 24" x 42", together with a hooked rug with rabbits, 14" x 15". Est. $80-120 1471. Five doll and crib quilts, ca. 1900. Est. $100-200 1472. Three crib quilts, ca. 1900 Est. $100-200 1473. Two crib quilts, ca. 1900. Est. $60-90 1474. Lancaster County, Pennsylvania Jacquard coverlet, inscribed Henry Wise Laycock Tounship Lan. Cou. 1836 Elesabeth Bard. Est. $60-90 1475. Three hooked rugs, early 20th c., largest - 36" x 55". Est. $100-200 1476. Pennsylvania Jacquard coverlet, ca. 1845. Est. $60-90 1477. Sawtooth bar quilt, ca. 1900, 92" x 76". Est. $100-200 1478. Doll quilt with house, ca. 1900, 24" x 22". Est. $140-240 1479. Hooked rug with house, dated 1955, 34" x 50". Est. $100-200 1480. Blue Staffordshire, mostly fruit pattern, together with an Historical Upper Ferry Bridge plate and an Ivanhoe plate. Est. $200-400 1481. Chinese export porcelain, 18th/19th c. Est. $200-300 1482. Collection of early photographs including many tintypes of souvenir beach scenes. Est. $200-400 1483. Chinese gilt bronze Buddha, 4 1/4" h. Est. $20-40 1484. Silver flatware, mostly sterling, 92.7 ozt, together with six sterling handled knives. Est. $960-1,000 1485. Gillette display case, 13 1/2" x 17 1/2". Est. $20-40 1486. Two Southeast Asian carved stone steles, 14" h. and 19 1/2" h. Est. $600-800 1487. Two Southeast Asian carved stone steles, 14" h. Est. $460-560 1488. Southeast Asian carved stone stele, 24 1/2" h. Est. $760-960 1489. Two Southeast Asian carved stone steles, 12" h., 9" h. Est. $460-560 1490. Three Pre Columbian pottery figures, tallest - 9 3/4". Est. $80-120 1491. Cast iron garden mask of the North Wind, 14 1/2" x 10 1/2". Est. $140-240 1492. Group of sterling silver, gold leaf, etc. Est. $200-300 1493. Collection of blue Staffordshire, mostly floral patterns. Est. $300-500 1494. Chinese blue and white porcelain garden seat, 19th c., 18 1/2" h. Est. $300-500 1495. Collection of colored glass, mostly 19th c. Est. $80-120 1496. Large collection of Frank Stockton novels. Est. $80-120 1497. Collection of early newspapers, printed documents, early almanacs, Booklets, and train ticket. Est. $20-40 1498. William R. Day, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court signed check, The City National Bank, Canton O., June 29, 1892, to J. F. Daugherty for $32.50, 3" x 8". Est. $20-40 1499. Chinese export porcelain Canton reticulated basket and undertray, together with a bowl. Est. $200-300 1500. Three carved and painted puzzle ball whimsey walking sticks, late 19th c., one retaining an old red and black surface, 35 1/4" l., 35 1/2" l. and 29 1/4" l. Provenance: David and Sue Ellen Miller Collection, Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Est. $200-400 1501. Set of six classical tiger maple sabre leg chairs, ca. 1835. Est. $300-500 1502. Pennsylvania painted poplar blanket chest, 19th c. retaining it's original swirl grain decoration. 25" h., 41 1/4" w. Est. $140-240 1503. New England painted pine corner wash stand, early 19th c. retaining it's original ivory surface with blue pinstriping, 42" h., 23 1/4" w. Est. $100-200 1504. George II mahogany tilt top candlestand, mid 18th c. 26 1/2" h., 19" w. Est. $100-200 1505. Pennsylvania walnut candlestand, ca. 1800, 27 1/4" h., 19 1/4 w. Est. $200-300 1506. George III mahogany game table, late 18th c. 29 1/4" h., 33 1/4" w. Est. $100-200 1507. George I yewood blanket chest, ca. 1700, 23" h., 36 3/4" w. Est. $140-240 1508. Painted Sheraton child's chair, ca. 1830, 22" h. Est. $100-200 1509. Pennsylvania Chippendale walnut blanket chest, ca. 1780, 24" h., 48" w. Est. $300-500 1510. English Regency mahogany partners desk, early 19th c., 29" h., 50 1/4" w., 35" d. Est. $200-400 1511. Pair of Delaware Valley style ladderback armchairs Est. $200-400 1512. New England Queen Anne rush seat chair, 18th c. Est. $80-120 1513. George II walnut dining chair, ca. 1760. Est. $140-240 1514. Federal style bench-made inlaid mahogany sideboard, early 20th c. 41" h., 60" w. Est. $400-600 1515. Painted pine pie safe, 19th c., with punched tin panels, 63 1/2" h., 31 1/2" w. Est. $400-600 1516. Pennsylvania Chippendale walnut high chest base, ca. 1770, 37 1/4" h., 42 1/2" w. Est. $400-700 1517. Pennsylvania Chippendale mahogany slant front desk, ca. 1800, 42 3/4" h., 41" w. Est. $200-400 1518. George III mahogany chest on chest, ca. 1770, 72" h., 42" w. Est. $400-700 1519. Pennsylvania painted poplar schoolmasters desk, 19th c., retaining it's original sponge decoration, 37 3/4" h., 30" w. Est. $300-500 1520. Mission oak settee, early 20th c. 34" h., 73 1/4" w. Est. $200-400 1521. Roycroft mission oak table, branded on leg, 31" h., 50" w., 32 1/2" d. Est. $300-500 1522. Two New England sackback Windsor chairs, ca. 1800. Est. $300-500 1523. New England Queen Anne maple high chest, ca. 1770, 68 1/2" h., 37 1/2" w. Est. $400-800 1524. New England Chippendale flame birch chest of drawers, late 18th c. 36" h., 39 1/4" w. Est. $300-500 1525. New England sackback Windsor chair, ca. 1790, together with a continuous arm Windsor chair. Est. $300-400 1526. Federal tiger maple one-drawer stand, early 19th c. 29" h., 20 1/4" w. Est. $140-240 1527. Pennsylvania painted pine mortised bucket bench, 19th c. 42 1/2" h., 48 1/2" w. Est. $200-400 1528. Federal inlaid mahogany pier table, ca. 1800, 28" h., 41 3/4" w. Est. $80-120 1529. Pennsylvania Federal walnut chest of drawers, ca. 1805, 38" h., 36 1/4" w. Est. $200-300 1530. Philadelphia classical mahogany games table, ca. 1820, with a carved standard and brass animal paw feet, 29" h., 36" w. Est. $300-400 1531. Sheraton painted pine tavern table, 19th c., 29" h., 47 3/4" w. Est. $200-400 1532. Painted child's sled and wheelbarrow, late 19th c. Est. $100-150 1533. Painted hobby horse, late 19th c. Est. $200-300 1534. Two painted and stenciled child's chairs, Our Darling and Our Pet, 18" h. Est. $200-300 1535. Painted plant stand, late 19th c., 35" h., 36" w. Est. $200-400 1536. New England banisterback armchair, mid 18th c. Est. $200-300 1537. Pair of painted tea bins, 19th c. Est. $200-400 1538. Walnut hanging cupboard, 19th c., 25 1/4" h., 20 1/4" w. Est. $200-400 1539. Continental walnut tavern table, early 18th c., 30 1/2" h., 45 3/4" w. Est. $200-400 1540. Peter Hunt painted table, 27" h., 43" w. Est. $200-400 1541. Small red painted pine cupboard, 19th c., 53 1/2" h., 20" w. Est. $200-400 1542. Pennsylvania painted drysink, 19th c., retaining an old ochre grained surface, 51" h., 49 1/4" w. Est. $300-500 1543. Italian parquetry dressing table, early 19th c., 28" h., 38 1/4" w. Est. $200-300 1544. Pennsylvania painted jelly cupboard, 19th c., retaining its original ochre grained surface, 53 1/2" h., 36 1/2" w. Est. $200-300 1545. Victorian mahogany chest, with mirrored lock sides, 31 3/4" h., 30" w. Est. $200-400 1546. Painted pine fall front desk, 19th c., with apothecary base, 44 1/4" h., 32 1/4" w. Est. $300-500 1547. Federal inlaid cherry chest of drawers, ca. 1805, 37 1/2" h., 37 1/2" w. Est. $300-500 1548. George III mahogany secretary, late 18th c., 87" h., 38" w. Est. $400-700 1549. Painted bed steps, 19th c., 18 1/2" h., 23" w. Est. $100-150 1550. Five painted footstools, 19th c. Est. $200-300 1551. Painted stool and diminutive drysink, 19th c., 23" h., 29 1/4" w. Est. $200-300 1552. Windsor stool, early 19th c. Est. $200-300 1553. New England Chippendale maple chest of drawers, late 18th c., 33 1/2" h., 36 1/4" w. Est. $300-500 1554. Federal walnut chest of drawers, ca. 1805, 34 3/4" h., 36" w. Est. $200-400 1555. New England pine and maple bench table, late 18th c., retaining an old red stained surface, 25" h., 48" w. Est. $400-800 1556. Two painted rocking chairs, together with a rope bed, 19th c. Est. $80-120 1557. Federal cherry one-drawer stand, 19th c., 29 1/2" h., 19 1/2" w. Est. $100-150 1558. Two Delaware Valley ladderback chairs, 18th c. Est. $140-240 1559. Fanback Windsor chair, ca. 1790, retaining an old layered paint history. Est. $200-400 1560. George II mahogany drop-leaf dining table, mid 18th c., 28" h., 18 1/2" w., 41 1/2" d. Est. $200-400 1561. Pennsylvania walnut tavern table, late 18th c., 30" h., 60" w. Est. $300-500 1562. Two oriental folding screens, 55 3/4" x 85 1/2" and 36" x 68". Est. $100-200 1563. French ormolu mounted bed. Est. $100-200 1564. Japanese hibachi, 16" h., 32" w. Est. $100-200 1565. Heavily carved oak desk, late 19th c., 31 1/2" h., 48" w. Est. $300-500 1566. Brass telescope with tripod. Est. $200-300 1567. Pair of bronze architectural wall sconce lights, ca. 1900, 24" h. Est. $300-500 1568. George II mahogany tea table, mid 18th c., 27 1/4" h., 28 1/4" w. Est. $200-400 1569. Pair of English Hepplewhite mahogany shieldback dining chairs, ca. 1800. Est. $200-300 1570. George III mahogany sofa, ca. 1775, 37" h., 86" w. Est. $400-800 1571. Pennsylvania Chippendale mahogany four-shell dining chair, ca. 1770. Provenance: The Collection of Jean & Eugene Jacobson, Englewood, New Jersey. Est. $400-600 1572. Unusual New England painted pine and tin whirligig, 19th c., having a tin roof over four figures, including a man chopping wood, a man sawing wood, a man milking a cow, and a woman churning butter, mounted to a metal post, overall height - 58". Est. $400-500 1573. Pennsylvania Sheraton tiger maple stand, ca. 1830, 29" h., 20 1/2" w. Est. $200-400 1574. Pennsylvania cherry and tiger maple two-part corner cupboard, 19th c., 78" h., 35" w. Est. $400-700 1575. Pennsylvania cherry and tiger maple chest of drawers, 19th c., 47" h., 39 3/4" w. Est. $200-400 1576. Pennsylvania Federal cherry and tiger maple slant front desk, early 19th c., 43 3/4" h., 40" w. Est. $300-500 1577. Pennsylvania cherry and tiger maple two-part Dutch cupboard, 19th c., 90" h., 58" w. Est. $500-1,000 1578. English mahogany tall case clock, early 19th c., the dial signed J. Taylor Dollar, 87 1/2" h. Est. $300-500 1579. Tramp art doll dresser, 36" h., 19" w., together with an armchair. Est. $140-240 1580. Chrome top table, 27" h., 22" w. Est. $40-80 1581. Lacquer tea table, 19th c., with painted wood base, 23" h., 26" w. Est. $200-400 1582. Italian walnut prie-dieu, 18th c., 34 1/2" h., 27 1/2" w. Est. $200-300 1583. Painted Buffalo News cart, 34 1/2" h., 42" w. Est. $200-300 1584. Federal mahogany shaving mirror, early 19th c., 18 1/4" x 16 1/4". Est. $20-40 1585. Oil on canvas coastal scene, signed Iacono, together with an oil on board with boathouse, 11" x 14", and 11" x 16 1/2". Est. $60-90 1586. Lee Everett (American 20th/21st), oil on board Rolling Hills, signed lower left, 12" x 16". Est. $60-90 1587. Klaus Grutzka (German/American 1923-2011), three industrialist works, all signed, largest-30" x 20". Est. $140-240 1588. Klaus Grutzka (German/American 1923-2011), three mixed media works, together with a signed poster. Est. $80-120 1589. Klaus Grutzka (German/American 1923-2011), two oil industrialist works, 36" x 48" and 30" x 48", both signed and dated '66. Est. $300-500 1590. Marguerite Doernbach (American b. 1917), oil on board Forest Beauty, 24" x 48". Est. $40-80 1591. Color fox hunting print, The Meet at Blagdon, after J.W. Snow, 17 1/2" x 28 1/2". Est. $40-80 1592. Birds-eye maple constitution mirror, 50 1/2" h. Est. $200-400 1593. Painted porcelain plaque, signed Famir, 13 3/4" dia. Est. $200-300 1594. Two painted porcelain plaques, the larger, after Bougereau, 5 1/4" x 4 3/4" and 3 3/$" x 2 1/2". Est. $200-300 1595. Large Canadian hooked rug of a house, early 20th c., 29" x 52". Provenance: A Maryland collection. Est. $200-300 1596. In the Manner of Micah Williams (American 1782-1837), pastel portrait of a young woman, 24" x 20". Provenance: Estate of Harold and Sylvia Meisler. Est. $300-500 1597. Chippendale mahogany and giltwood looking glass, ca. 1790, with parcel gilt phoenix crest and floral carved drapery, 37 1/4" x 20". Provenance: The Collection of Daniel Heisler and Mary Jane Sheppard, Lutherville, MD. Est. $300-500 1598. Beatrice May Smith (American b. 1915), oil on canvas Black Americana scene, signed lower right, 18" x 24". Est. $100-150 1599. Three Chippendale mahogany looking glasses, ca. 1800, largest - 32 1/4". Est. $200-300 1600. Group of contemporary Christmas items, to include seventeen Byers Choice figures, Williamsburg ornaments, plush snowman and Santa, etc. Est. $80-120 1601. Group of composition candy containers and stick leg animals, the candy containers include five pigs, a cow and a dog, the stick leg animals include a leaping stag, pigs, horses, etc., together with carved and painted Noah's Ark animals, etc., tallest 4". Est. $200-300 1602. Large group of vintage and contemporary Christmas items, to include tinsel ornaments, Christmas boxes, clip-on ornaments, Santa in moss sleigh, Dresdens, etc. Est. $200-300 1603. Large group of antique and vintage Christmas ornaments, to include wire wraps, indents, miscellaneous figures and beaded, etc. Est. $160-220 1604. Large group of antique and vintage Christmas ornaments, to include wire wraps, indents, miscellaneous figures, and bead garland, etc. Est. $160-220 1605. Large group of antique and vintage Christmas ornaments, to include bird clip-ons, miscellaneous figurals, etc. Est. $160-220 1606. Vintage carved and painted Oberammergau, Germany creche, tallest figure - 6 1/4", together with a smaller carved and painted set. Est. $200-300 1607. Paper mâché creche figures, together with numerous stick and composition animals, tallest figure - 11 1/2". Est. $200-400 1608. Eleven Kugel glass Christmas ornaments, largest - 4 1/2" dia. Est. $200-300 1609. Ten Kugel glass Christmas ornaments, largest - 4 1/2" dia. Est. $200-300 1610. Eleven Kugel glass Christmas ornaments, largest - 4 1/2" dia. Est. $200-300 1611. Ten Kugel glass Christmas ornaments, largest - 4 1/2" dia. Est. $200-300 1612. Three Kugel glass Christmas ornaments, to include two grapes and a ribbed egg, 2 1/4" h. Est. $200-300 1613. Four Kugel glass grape Christmas ornaments, tallest - 4 1/4". Est. $200-300 1614. Seven Kugel glass ball Christmas ornaments, largest - 4" dia. Est. $120-160 1615. Group of holiday and toy items, to include a German jumping jack lion, celluloid animals, composition sheep, cast iron elephant paperweight, small pull toys, spun cotton ornaments, etc. Est. $100-150 1616. Group of Japanese Santa Claus, together with a German bird on a box squeak toy, composition birds on springs, a patriotic shield candy container and a patriotic axe. Est. $100-150 1617. Group of Dresden animal figure Christmas ornaments, together with a group of contemporary Kugel ornaments. Est. $100-150 1618. Armand Marseille 370 bisque head shoulder head doll, with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth and kid jointed body, 25" h. Est. $60-80 1619. Cast iron fruit basket doorstop, together with a pair of cottage bookends. Est. $60-80 1620. Unusual German Montague Candies pressed cardboard advertising horse pull toy, with label on underside, on a wood platform base, 7" h., 7" l. Est. $80-120 1621. Hubley cast iron Monkey mechanical bank, 7 3/4" h. Est. $120-160 1622. Three tin lithograph penny toys, to include a pool player, 4" l., a horse drawn wagon and a ladder truck, together with a wooden putz car. Est. $80-120 1623. Seven TV and movie personality character dolls, in original boxes, to include 1979 Mattel Mork, 1991 Home Alone Kevin, 1984 Galoob Punky Brewster, 1989 Kenner Beetlejuice, 1988 Matchbox Pee-Wee pal Billy Baloney, 1989 Mattel Where's Waldo Wenda, and a 1989 Nightmare on Elm Street Freddy. Est. $80-120 1624. Five Nightmare on Elm Street Freddy dolls, in the original boxes, together with a Matchbox - Quick Change figure in original box, a small 1988 stick-up on original card, an Adams Family cereal box, Adams Family thing greetings in original box, and a Robin Krasue designed Dracula in original coffin box. Est. $120-160 1625. Six 1984 Michael Jackson dolls, in original boxes, 11 1/2" h. together with three outfits on cards and a Mattel MC Hammer doll in the original box. Est. $120-160 1626. Large group of advertising toy premiums, to include Burger King, Kellogg's, Cracker Jack, Ronald McDonald, Campbell Kids, Starkist Tuna, etc. Est. $100-150 1627. Japanese Linemar tin battery operated smoking robot, 11 3/4" h. Est. $200-300 1628. Two Japanese tin lithograph battery operated robots, to include a Yonezawa, 10 1/2" h. and an Engine Robot, 8 3/4" h. Est. $200-300 1629. Lionel #225E freight train set, 0 gauge, to include locomotive, #2225W tender, #2654 Sunoco tanker, and #2657 caboose, some with original boxes, together with four Lionel freight train cars, 0 gauge, to include #3659 dump car with box, #2655 box car, #2656 cattle car, and #2654 Sunoco tanker, and three Lionel train cars, in the original box, 0 & 027 gauge, to include #6-18407 Snoopy & Woodstock handcar, #6-16351 flatcar with submarine and #6-16638 Lionelville circus animal car.. Est. $160-220 1630. Three Lionel 0 gauge train cars, to include #600, #601 and #602, two tone, to include a Pullman, observation and combination. Est. $80-120 1631. Two Lionel train cars, to include a #3927 track cleaning car, with original box, together with a #60 Lionelville Rapid Transit, together with JAD lines Milwaukee Road tender, standard gauge and MTH #840 power station, 26" w. Est. $100-200 1632. Seven Danbury Mint scale model pick-up trucks, longest - 8". Est. $160-220 1633. Large collection of Manoil and Barclay toy soldiers, to include tents and equipment with many hard to find figures. Est. $300-400 1634. Comet WWII recognition models, to include battleships, submarines, aircraft carrier, etc., longest - 8", together with a lead smelting platform. Est. $80-120 1635. Mighty Mack cardboard bulldog trucking sign, 58" h. Est. $100-200 1636. Darling Freight Inc embossed tin trucking sign, 22" x 30", together with an Eastern Motor Express thermometer, 20" h. Est. $100-200 1637. Wilson Freight embossed tin trucking sign, 11" x 60". Est. $80-120 1638. Painted steel trucker sign, double sided, in two parts, inscribed Truckers' Stop Showers, 8" x 48". Est. $100-200 1639. Metal Navajo trucking sign, with Native American Indian decal, 12" x 30 1/4". Est. $100-150 1640. Yellow jeweled cats eyes stop sign, 24" w. Est. $80-120 1641. Group of trucking advertising items, to include matchbooks, pocket mirror, tractor trailer form flashlight, pocket knife, spelter truck paperweight, cast iron pyramid paperweight for Central Storage & Transfer Co., small 1937 C. E. Hunt calendar, a Nu-Car Carriers uniform hat, and two printed gas price window signs. Est. $120-160 1642. Tin lithograph traffic cop animated stop sign, 5 1/4" h., together with a Chein stop and go sign, and a Whiskey advertisement No Parking Service Section - PM for Pleasing Moments, with a cast iron base, 13 1/2" h. Est. $100-150 1643. Three vintage jeweled cats eyes car reflectors, largest - 3 3/4" dia., together with a Indiana moto-meter and a Diamond T United States Parcel Service placard. Est. $80-120 1644. Seventeen sets of trucking advertising playing cards, in the original boxes, to include White Autocar, Ace Iron & Metal, John Vogel Inc., Motor Cargo, York Transportation, Millers Motor Freight, Mason Dixon, Ruan Transport, Red Star, North American Vam Lines, etc., together with four metal advertising clips and a plastic example. Est. $80-120 1645. 1926 Hershey Ice Cream truck photograph, Hagerstown Md., inscribed Photo by Hiedwohl - 1926, 43" w., together with a photograph of construction trucks, 18" x 9". Est. $80-120 1646. Four pressed steel tractor trailers, to include a Tru-Scale Ryerson stake back delivery, 23" l., an Ertl International Harvester delivery, a Dunwell Snow Crop refrigerator truck, and a Tru-Scale Yale truck. Est. $200-300 1647. Five tin trucks, to include a Marx no. 7 Universal Transfer wind-up delivery truck, 12" l., a Marx tin lithograph wind-up US Army truck, a Chein tin lithograph US Army truck, Chein Coal truck, and a Kingsbury pressed steel and tin dump truck, 10 1/2" l. Est. $160-220 1648. Boxed 1964 first Hess tanker truck, including funnel, 12" l. Est. $300-400 1649. Group of diecast, slush metal and rubber vehicles, to include Tootsietoy, Hubley, Sun Rubber, Auburn Rubber, etc., largest - 7". Est. $80-120 1650. Marx tin lithograph Magic Garage, 6" w., together with a Japanese tin lithograph Magic Garage, with wind-up car, 3" w., a Marx tin lithograph Freight Terminal, 29" l. and a pressboard Keystone Garage, 15 1/2" w. Est. $100-150 1651. Large group of slush metal vehicles, most Tootsietoys, together with two plastic taxi cabs, etc., longest - 4". Est. $200-300 1652. Boxed Tootsietoy Graham sedan, 3 3/4" l., together with a Graham limousine. Est. $160-220 1653. Ten small cast iron vehicles, most Hubley, largest - 6 3/4". Est. $120-160 1654. Three small Hubley cast iron vehicles, to include a Studebaker roadster, 5" l., a wrecker, and a dump truck. Est. $100-150 1655. Six small cast iron vehicles, to include an Arcade Mack dump truck, 5 3/4" l., Champion dump truck, 4 1/2" l., Arcade sedan, an A. C. Williams Moving & Sorage van, 3 1/2" l., a ladder truck, and a Hubley motorcycle, 4" l. Est. $200-300 1656. Five small cast iron vehicles, to include an Arcade wrecker, 5 1/2" l., a Hubley Gasoline tanker truck, two Mack stake trucks, and a Ford pick-up truck. Est. $160-220 1657. Two Hubley cast iron racers, to include a No. 1 boat tail racer, with integral driver, 8" l. and an early racer, 7 1/4" l. Est. $120-160 1658. Ten miscellaneous small cast iron vehicles, longest - 6 1/2". Est. $100-200 1659. Three Wallace Stewart cast iron Mack trucks, to include a tandem trailer, delivery van and delivery truck, 5 1/4" l. Est. $80-120 1660. Two Kenton cast iron vehicles, to include a tanker truck, 5 1/2" l. and a Hose truck, 7" l. Est. $120-160 1661. Four cast iron vehicles, to include an A. C. Williams Gasoline tanker truck, Ford stake back truck, a Mack stake back truck, and an Arcade stake back Ford truck, longest - 7". Est. $200-300 1662. Four Champion cast iron vehicles, to include a wrecker, a stake back truck, a dump truck, and a pick-up truck, longest - 8". Est. $300-400 1663. Two Arcade cast iron Ice trucks, to include a Mack with integral driver, 7" l., the other with nickel plated grill and integral driver, 6 3/4" l. Est. $160-220 1664. Hubley cast iron General steam shovel, 10" l. Est. $160-220 1665. Hubley cast iron Motor Express tractor trailer, 9" l. Est. $100-150 1666. Japanese tin friction GMC SIE tandem tractor trailer, 25" l., together with a Japanese tin litho Western dump truck, a Japanese tin litho P.I.E. express trailer with original box, and a plastic Mayflower tractor trailer, 17 1/2" l. Est. $120-160 1667. Three pressed steel tractor trailers, to include a Buddy L Texaco tanker, 24" l., Tonka log truck, 23" l. and an Ohio Art Buckeye auto transport, 25" l. Est. $120-160 1668. Buddy L pressed steel International ride-on dump truck, 25" l. Est. $300-400 1669. Smith Miller pressed steel and diecast Bank of America armored truck, 13 3/4" l. Est. $120-160 1670. Smith Miller pressed steel and diecast Mack Blue Diamond dump truck, 19" l. Est. $160-220 1671. Two Tonka pressed steel Allied Van Lines tractor trailers, 23 1/2" l., together with a Smith Miller Bekins Vanliners tractor trailer, 21 1/2" l. Est. $160-220 1672. Smith Miller diecast lumber truck with pup trailer, overall length - 37". Est. $200-300 1673. Smith Miller diecast Mack flat bed materials truck, 20" l. Est. $160-220 1674. Smith Miller diecast Mack flat bed materials truck, with two wooden US Army crates and three wooden barrels, 20" l. Est. $160-220 1675. Two pressed steel tractor trailers, to include a Buck Eye Red Star Express Lines, with partial original box, 23" l. and a Tonka Green Giant Brands, 23 1/2" l. Est. $120-160 1676. Wyandotte diecast Grey Van Lines tractor trailer. Est. $100-150 1677. Arcade cast iron International stake truck, 9 1/2" l. Est. $80-120 1678. Chein tin Hercules Motor Express truck, 19" l., together with a Structo truck, 16" l. Est. $200-300 1679. Three tractor trailers, to include a Kingsbury pressed steel Transit tractor trailer, 20 1/2" l., a Marx tin lithograph Sinclair Power X tanker truck, 18 1/2" l., and a Japanese tin lithograph Bekins - Nationwide Moving and Storage, 16 1/4" l. Est. $120-160 1680. Two Arcade cast iron International dump trucks, 9" and 11" l. Est. $200-300 1681. Arcade cast iron International Harvester dump truck, 10 3/4" l. Est. $160-220 1682. Marx tin lithograph wind-up dump truck, with tin lithograph driver, 13 1/2" l. Est. $80-120 1683. Marx tin lithograph wind-up Big Load Van Company delivery truck, with tin lithograph driver, 13" l. Est. $100-150 1684. Smith Miller pressed steel and diecast Mobiloil tanker truck, 22 1/2" l. Est. $100-150 1685. Three Hubley Kiddie toy diecast tractor trailers, to include a Motor Express dump truck with original box, a Hubley Transport car carrier with original box and a dump truck, 16 1/4" l. Est. $160-220 1686. Large collection of tin lithograph birds, most wind-ups, some hand crank and some friction, tallest - 7 3/4", together with two cast iron still banks. Est. $120-160 1687. Group of Easter holiday items, to include glass rabbit candy container, Chein tin lithograph rabbit, bisque rabbit, composition rabbit pulling a cart, etc., tallest - 6 1/2". Est. $120-160 1688. Six composition candy containers, to include rabbits and roosters, tallest - 6". Est. $160-220 1689. Petite Greiner-type papier-mâché doll, with cloth body, 10" h., together with a painted pine doll cradle, 17" l. Est. $80-120 1690. Four China and bisque shoulder head dolls, with cloth bodies and bisque and china lower arms and legs, in early costumes, tallest - 13 1/2". Est. $80-120 1691. Two Steiff dolls, in the original boxes, to include a 1904 Uncle Sam, 19" h. and a Molly Golly and peg. Est. $80-120 1692. Painted wood Shufflin Sam Black Americana dancing toy, with remains of original box, 13 3/4" h. Est. $60-80 1693. Four Santa Claus figures, to include a German composition example, 8" h., two Japanese examples and a mesh candy bag with celluloid face. Est. $160-220 1694. Group of Hopalong Cassidy food products, to include five bottles of Hoppy's Favorite Milk, a potato chip tin, two dummy loaves of bread, and a bottle of hair tonic, together with a tin lunch box with thermos. Est. $60-80 1695. Tin and wood small combination safe, with painted shells on corners, and interior drawer, 12" h., 7 1/4" w., together with a Florr radio cigarette dispenser, dated 1929, with painted spelter case, 5" h. Est. $80-120 1696. Smith Miller pressed steel and diecast Mack Lyon delivery truck, 20 1/4" l. Est. $120-160 1697. Wyandotte pressed steel Minitown Parcel Service delivery van, 12 1/4" l. Est. $80-120 1698. Tonka pressed steel Thunderbird Express tractor trailer, 24 1/2" l. Est. $100-150 1699. Smith Miller diecast dump truck, 17" l. Est. $160-220 1700. Buddy L pressed steel Paragon oil tanker truck, 24" l. Est. $80-120 1701. Smith Miller pressed steel and diecast Lyon Van Lines tractor trailer, 22" l. Est. $100-150 1702. Smith Miller MIC diecast tractor trailer, 27" l. Est. $200-300 1703. Buddy L pressed steel International ride-on dump truck, with Texas decals on doors, 26" l. Est. $200-400 1704. Buddy L pressed steel sand and gravel truck, 25 1/2" l. Est. $300-400 1705. Simon & Halbig bisque head doll, incised SH 1039, with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth, and jointed composition body, 22" h. Est. $80-120 1706. Three German bisque head dolls, to include one incised A. W. Special, with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth and jointed composition body, 24" h., a Heinrich Handwerk Simon & Halbig, with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth and jointed composition body, 21" h., and a Armand Marseille 351 Bye-lo baby doll, with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth, cloth stuffed body, 13" h. Est. $120-160 1707. Three bisque head dolls, to include one incised 1912-4, with fixed eyes, open mouth with teeth, jointed composition body, 22 1/2" h., a Schoenau & Hoffmeister, with sleep eyes, closed mouth,, stuffed cloth body, 9 1/2" h., and a Grace Putnam Bye-lo baby with sleep eyes, closed mouth, stuffed cloth body, 14" h. Est. $120-160 1708. Three no-face stuffed rag dolls, with drawn in pencil facial features, tallest - 28", together with a Novelty Co. Mickey Mouse character doll, 14" h. Est. $100-200 1709. Four bisque head dolls, to include a Japanese Nippon with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth and jointed composition body, 14" h., Armand Marseille 390, with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth and jointed composition body, 17" h., another incised C. 2/0 x, with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth and jointed composition body, with original outfit, 15" h., and a Huebach Koppelsdorf 300-15/0, with fixed eyes, open mouth with teeth, composition body, 7 1/2" h. Est. $160-220 1710. Three German bisque head dolls, to include a Karl Hartmann with sleep eyes and open mouth with teeth, in original outfit, 17" h., a Schoenau & Hoffmeister, 1906, with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth, jointed composition body, 25" h., and a Heubach 250-3, with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth and jointed composition body, 22" h. Est. $200-300 1711. Greiner-type papier-mâché head and shoulder doll, with cloth body, 21" h. Est. $80-120 1712. Rag doll with printed face, late 19th c., with a cloth body and early dress, with Little Red Riding Hood type cape, 19" h. Est. $80-120 1713. Bisque head and shoulder doll, dressed as a peddler, with bisque lower arms and legs and stuffed body, 18 1/2" h. Est. $80-120 1714. Parlor walnut table top bowling game, with inlaid case with brass level and movable ramp for steel ball, mounted to a later table, game is 58 1/2" l. Est. $200-400 1715. Nicely painted wood battleship model, in a counter top showcase, 9 1/2" h., 15 3/4" w. Est. $200-300 1716. Carved and painted conductor automaton, ca. 1900, with a long coat and brass tack buttons, hand levers on back, 29 1/2" h. Est. $160-220 1717. Hollow core resin Santa Claus store display, 42" h. Est. $80-120 1718. Vintage hard plastic Halloween decorations, to include cake decorations, tallest - 4 3/4". Est. $60-80 1719. Pair of carved and painted horses, 8" h., together with five flocked stick leg sheep. Est. $100-150 1720. Six composition pull toys, to include stick leg sheep, cows and horses, largest - 11 1/2" l. Est. $160-220 1721. Large group of composition candy containers and animals, candy containers to include five rabbits, and a hen on nest, together with seven Easter Egg candy containers, etc., tallest 9" h. Est. $160-220 1722. Large collection of scratch decorated and Pysanka Easter eggs, some dating back to the 1940's, some painted wood. Est. $200-400 1723. Two Chein tin wind-up sharks, 11" l. Est. $80-120 1724. Wyandotte pressed steel airplane, 18" wingspan, together with a Marx Motor Market delivery truck, 13 1/2" l. and a Marx tin lithograph Dick Tracy Target. Est. $120-160 1725. Boxed Girard tin lithograph Gasoline Alley Garage, 3 1/2" h., 6 3/4" l. Est. $100-200 1726. Champion cast iron racer, with integral driver, 6" l. Est. $120-160 1727. Eight still banks, to include a cast iron lion pull toy, a clown, North Pole ice cream freezer, and boy scout, together with a metal floor radio, spelter Native American Indian, tin lithograph Log Cabin Syrup, and a painted tin bank building, 4 1/4" h. Est. $160-220 1728. Group of small cast iron vehicles, to include two farm tractors, a dump truck, Ford sedan, and a horse drawn cart with integral driver, 5 1/4" l. Est. $100-200 1729. Two Arcade cast iron cars, to include a Chevy coupe, 8" l. and a Ford coupe, 6 1/2" l. Est. $200-300 1730. Arcade cast iron Mack Wrecker, with nickel plated driver, 10 3/4" l. Est. $300-500 1731. Arcade cast iron Gasoline tanker truck, with nickel plated driver, 13" l. Est. $250-350 1732. Arcade cast iron Plymouth, 1933 World's Fair sedan, 4 3/4" l. Est. $160-220 1733. Three A. C. Williams cast iron vehicles, to include a Gasoline tanker, 7" l., a coast to coast tractor trailer with stake back, 6 3/4" l. and a sedan, 4" l. Est. $120-160 1734. Painted wood platform horse pull toy, dappled, 16 1/4" l. Est. $100-200 1735. Nodding mohair donkey pull toy, 9 1/4" h. Est. $100-150 1736. Child painted pine sled, patented 1903, with steel runners and scenic landscape seat, 38 1/2" l. Est. $100-150 1737. Painted wood wagon pull toy, with platform horse, overall length - 29". Est. $200-300 1738. Painted wood wagon, 17 1/2" l., together with an associated hide covered platform horse pull toy. Est. $160-220 1739. Three composition rabbit candy containers, tallest - 7". Est. $160-220 1740. Two painted composition rooster squeak toys, 6 3/4" h. and 4 3/4" h. Est. $160-220 1741. Four German feather trees, with various ornaments, tallest - 47 3/4". Est. $300-500 1742. Two European carved and painted jumping jack Santa Claus figures, 7 3/4" h. Est. $120-160 1743. German composition Belsnickle Santa Claus candy container, 8 1/2" h. Est. $100-200 1744. Five patchwork baby and doll quilts, largest - 30" x 32". Est. $120-160 1745. Three patchwork doll quilts, largest - 17" x 16 1/2", together with a patriotic child's costume. Est. $100-150 1746. Five bisque head dolls, to include three Armand Marseille #341, with sleep eyes and stuffed body, K (star) R character doll #28, with painted eyes and closed mouth, and Grace Putnam with sleep eyes and stuffed body, tallest - 16". Est. $100-200 1747. Five dolls, to include a Armand Marseille 1894 bisque head, with fixed eyes, open mouth with teeth and joined composition body, 15" h., Edmund Ulrich Steiner bisque head, with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth and jointed composition body, 17" h., a Schutz-Mapke celluloid doll, 13" h., composition Black Americana doll with stuffed body, 12" h., and a composition Baby Petite, with sleep eyes, 11" h. Est. $100-200 1748. Kammer & Reinhardt 101 Bisque Character Doll, with blue painted eyes, closed mouth, incised KR 101 46, and jointed composition body, marked Heinrich Handwerck Germany, 15" h. Est. $200-300 1749. Heubach Whistling Jim bisque head doll, with whistling squeak box in chest, painted eyes, pursed lips, and stuffed body, 13" h. Est. $160-220 1750. Five bisque head dolls, to include Armand Marseille Bye Lo Baby, 16" h., C. M. Bergmann Simon & Halbig, with sleep eyes, open mouth and jointed composition body, 25" h., two Armand Marseille 390, with fixed eyes, open mouth with teeth and jointed composition body, 22" h., George Borgfeldt with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth and jointed composition body, 25" h. Est. $100-200 1751. Four bisque head dolls, to include two Armand Marseille 390, one with sleep eyes and one with fixed eyes, open mouth with teeth and jointed composition body, 20" l., one marked 126* with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth and jointed composition body, 21 1/2" h., B. J. & Co. My Sweetheart doll with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth and jointed wood body, 25" h. Est. $100-200 1752. Group of miscellaneous dolls, to include Effanbee Patsy Baby, ramp walker, composition Roly Poly, carved wood jointed doll, two bisque brush dolls, etc. Est. $100-200 1753. Group of children's button up leather shoes, tallest - 5 1/2", together with spats and collars. Est. $100-200 1754. Group of small bisque head dolls, to include Armand Marseille 541, Louis Steiner with pine cradle, etc., tallest - 8 1/4" . Est. $200-300 1755. Five bisque head dolls, to include four with molded hair, two are Frozen Charlotte dolls, tallest - 12". Est. $100-150 1756. Six bisque head small dolls, with composition bodies, tallest - 8". Est. $160-220 1757. Gustav Heubach bisque head clockwork walking doll, with painted eyes, closed mouth and composition arms, 7 1/4" h. Est. $160-220 1758. Five bisque head dolls, to include Century Doll Co. Kestner, with sleep eyes, 11" h., Armand Marseille 341, with sleep eyes, 11 1/2" h., Armand Marseille 370, with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth, stuffed body, with kid leather arms, 20 1/2" h., Louis Steiner, with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth and jointed composition body, 10" h., and one marked 142, with sleep eyes and composition body, 16 1/2" h. Est. $100-200 1759. Four bisque head dolls, to include a K (star) R Simon & Halbig 126, with sleep eyes, open mouth and jointed composition body, 22" h., Armand Marseille 390, with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth and jointed composition body, 26" h., Armand Marseille 370, with sleep eyes, open mouth with teeth and stuffed body with kid leather arms, 20 1/2" h., Grace Putnam Bye Lo doll, with sleep eyes and stuffed body, 11" h. Est. $100-200 1760. Six German Kugel Christmas ornaments, to include a silver, gold and green grape cluster, silver turnip and two silver balls, turnip - 6" h. Est. $200-300 1761. Group of miscellaneous candy containers and holiday items, tallest - 6 1/4". Est. $80-120 1762. Group of rabbit Easter candy containers, to include composition, egg crate etc., together with a contemporary rabbit with a pack, 10 3/4" h. Est. $160-220 1763. Group of Easter egg candy containers, to include cardboard, glass and tin examples, together with an egg house candy container, wire rabbit carriage, etc., largest egg - 5" h. Est. $120-160 1764. Five composition nodders, one duck is a candy container, tallest - 6". Est. $200-300 1765. Two candy containers, to include a German painted cardboard leprechaun 5 1/2" h. and a composition bust of Abraham Lincoln, 2 1/4" h. Est. $160-220 1766. Group of chicken candy containers, tallest - 7". Est. $200-400 1767. Group of Christmas items, to include a composition candy container, 8 1/2" h., celluloid Santa Claus figures, bisque figures, composition angel ornaments, figural glass bulbs, contemporary belsnickle, etc. Est. $160-220 1768. Two Christmas items, to include a Harry Knouff - Hotel Bearmont, Reinerton, Pa., Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year whiskey flask, 5 1/2" h. and a box of Christmas candles, manufactured by Standard Oil Company. Est. $120-160 1769. Six Christmas candle lanterns, tallest - 9". Est. $160-220 1770. Six mohair teddy bears, to include three miniature Steiff examples, tallest - 14"., together with a Steiff lioness, Hexie dog, and an unmarked tiger. Est. $120-160 1771. Two mohair teddy bears, 13 1/2" h. and 24 1/2" h. Est. $200-300 1772. Collection of marbles, to include a sulfide with seated rabbit, 1 1/2" dia., sulfide with lion, sulfide with horse, large swirl, Benningtons, etc. Est. $100-200 1773. Miscellaneous toys, to include a Wyandotte pressed steel pick-up truck, 6" l., paper litho blocks, tin lithograph wind-ups, and four sample tins. Est. $80-120 1774. Group of stick leg and celluloid animals, together with cardboard Christmas houses, painted tin alligator, etc. Est. $100-200 1775. Group of stick leg animals, to include sheep, horse, and cow, tallest - 4 3/4". Est. $160-220 1776. Miscellaneous toys, to include Hill's Spelling Blocks, in original paper litho over wood box, two dexterity games, hand crank music box, set of German paper litho blocks, and a German tin litho wind-up race horse, 4 3/4" h. Est. $200-300 1777. Four composition horse on platform pull toys, together with a horse rocker, tallest - 8 1/2". Est. $160-220 1778. Three composition roly poly clowns, 6" h. Est. $120-160 1779. Williams Root Beer Extract advertising slide lid box, 7 1/2" h., 9 3/4" w. Est. $80-120 1780. Schuco telesteering car, in the original box, together with a tin wind-up car, a Meccano constructo racer with spare parts, and a Schoenhut clown. Est. $160-220 1781. Britain Army Lorry truck, with original box, together with a Dinky Toys Meccano Royal Tank Corps Light Tank set, in the original box and an empty box for a Britain Bren Gun Carrier. Est. $120-160 1782. Four cast iron still banks, tallest - 4 1/4". Est. $100-150 1783. Hall's Excelsior cast iron mechanical bank, 5" h. Est. $160-220 1784. Group of tin lithograph pails, banks and advertising tins, to include two small sand pails, five still banks, etc. Est. $200-300 1785. Cast iron Stover Junior Waffle iron, in the original box, together with a doll's toy pewter dish service, in the original box. Est. $80-120 1786. Miscellaneous tin toys, to include a three-horse drawn cart and wagons, friction airplane and a seesaw toy, 6 3/4" h. Est. $100-200 1787. Moxie tin lithograph advertising horse car, 8 1/2" l. Est. $200-300 1788. Marx tin lithograph wind-up Amos and Andy Fresh Air Taxicab, 8" l. Est. $160-220 1789. German Goso tin baby carriage, 7" h. Est. $80-120 1790. J. & E. Stevens cast iron William Tell mechanical bank. Est. $120-160 1791. Three cast iron horse drawn wagons, to include a Kenton milk wagon with driver, 12 1/2" l., Hubley Royal Circus wagon, and a sulky with driver. Est. $200-300 1792. Dayton painted tinplate hillclimber auto, with cast iron driver and passenger, 7 3/4" l., together with a painted tin hillclimber locomotive and tender. Est. $100-200 1793. Three cast iron doorstops, to include a frog, a seated rabbit and a terrier, tallest - 11 1/2". Est. $120-160 1794. Nine cast iron still banks, to include a seated rabbit, cow, pig, elephant, brass turkey, etc., together with a small dog doorstop, tallest - 6". Est. $200-300 1795. Four cast iron still banks, to include a world globe, 5 1/4" h., the Maine, Graf Zepplin and a top hat. Est. $160-220 1796. Six cast iron still banks, tallest - 5 1/2" h. Est. $160-220 1797. Five cast iron still banks, tallest - 6". Est. $160-220 1798. Two cast iron fire ladder trucks, to include A. C. Williams and Dent, longest - 8 1/4". Est. $120-160 1799. Eight small cast iron vehicles, to include an Arcade Avery steam tractor, 4 1/2" l., A. C. Willimas Austin car, an early limousine, etc. Est. $100-200 1800. Arcade cast iron Yellow Cab taxi bank, 7 3/4" l. Est. $100-150 1801. Restored Bennett Texaco Sky Chief gas pump, with plastic globe, porcelain pump placard dated 3-10-60, 77" h. Est. $500-800

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Wednesday Mar 18, 2020 Completed

Auction Location

Downingtown, PA 19335

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Pook & Pook

Contact: Jamie A. Shearer
Phone: (610) 269-4040
Website: www.pookandpook.com