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 ART COLLEC 
 
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 Of BALTIMORE, MARYLAND 
 
 PART I 
 
 THE ANDERSON OALLERIES 
 
 ilADISCiN AVENUE AT FORTIETH STRTIET 
 
 NEW YORK 
 
Art Collection 
 
 of 
 
 John H. A. Lehne 
 
 of Baltimore, Md. 
 PART I. 
 
^Id English Furniture, 
 China, and Cut Glass 
 
 Collected during thirty years by 
 
 JOHN H. A. LEHNE 
 
 OF BALTIMORE, MD. 
 
 PART I. 
 
 Chippendale, Hepplezohite, and Sheraton Furniture; 
 Spode, Lowestoft, Wedgwood, Chelsea, and Leeds 
 China; Colonial Lamps and Brasses; Chip- 
 pendale and Colonial Mirrors; Clocks 
 and Andirons; Historical Blue 
 China; Bronzes and Sheffield 
 Plate; also a 
 
 CHINESE GARNITURE OF FIVE PIECES AND A 
 WEDGWOOD GARNITURE OF FIVE PIECES 
 
 Removed from the residence of Mr. Lehne in 
 Baltimore, with some additions from his stock 
 
 To be sold on the 
 
 Afternoon and Evening of December 2, 
 and the Afternoons of December 3, 4 and 5, 
 
 at 2:30 and 8:15 o'clock 
 On Exhibition from November 16, at 
 
 The Anderson Galleries 
 
 METROPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION 
 
 Madison Avenue at Fortieth Street 
 New York 
 
CONDITIONS OF SALE 
 
 1. All bids to be pek loi as numbered in the Catalogue. 
 
 2. The highest bidder to be the buyer; in all cases of disputed bids the 
 lot shall be resold, but the Auctioneer will use his judgment as to the good faith 
 of all claims and his decision shall be final. He also reserves the right to reject 
 any fractional or nominal bid which, in his judgment, may delay or injuriously 
 affect the sale. 
 
 3. Buyers to give their names and addresses and to make such cash pay- 
 ments on account as may be required, in default of which, the lots purchased 
 to be immediately resold. 
 
 4. The lots to be taken away at the buyer's expense and risk within 
 twenty-four hours from the conclusion of the sale, and the remainder of the 
 purchase money to be absolutely paid on or before delivery, in default of which, 
 the Metropolitan Art Association will not be responsible if the lot or lots be 
 lost, stolen, damaged or destroyed, but they will be left at the sole risk of the 
 purchaser, and subject to storage charges. 
 
 5. To prevent inaccuracy in delivery and inconvenience in the settlement 
 of purchases, no lot will be delivered during the sale. 
 
 6. All lots will be exposed for public exhibition in The Anderson Galleries 
 before the date of sale, for examination by intending purchasers, and the Metro- 
 politan Art Association will not be responsible for the correctness of the descrip- 
 tion, authenticity, genuineness, or for any defect or fault in or concerning any 
 lot, and makes no warranty whatever, but will sell each lot exactly as it is, 
 WITHOUT RECOURSE. But upon receiving before the date of sale, expert opinion 
 in writing that any lot is not as represented, the Metropolitan Art Association 
 will use every effort to furnish proof to the contrary, and in default of such 
 proof the lot will be sold subject to the declaration of the aforesaid expert, he 
 being liable to the owner or owners thereof, for damage or injiuy occasioned 
 by such declaration. 
 
 7. Terms Cash. Upon failiure to comply with the above conditions any 
 sum deposited as part payment shall be forieited, and all such lots as remain 
 uncleared after twenty-four hours from the conclusion of the sale, will be resold 
 by either private or public sale at such time as the Metropolitan Art Association 
 shall determine, without further notice, and if any deficiency arises from such 
 resale, it shall be made good by the defaulter at tiis sale together with all the 
 expenses incurred thereby. This condition shall be without prejudice to the 
 right of the Metropolitan Art Associarion to enforce the contract with the buyer, 
 witiiout such resale. 
 
 The Metropolitan Art Association will afford every facility for the employ- 
 ment of carriers and packers by the purchasers, but will not be responsible 
 for any damage arising from the acts of such carriers and packers. 
 
 Priced Copy of this Catalogue, S2.50. 
 
 THE ANDERSON GALLERIES 
 
 Metropolitan Art Association 
 
 Madison Avenue at Fortieth Street, New York 
 Telephone 7990 Bryant 
 
ORDER OF SALES 
 
 Monday Afternoon, December 2 Lots 1-lSS 
 
 China, Lustre, Cut Glass, Clocks, Lamps, Miirors, Chairs, and Tables. 
 
 Monday Evening, December 2 Lots 156-295 
 
 Historical Blue China, Old English Furniture including Chairs, Mirrors, 
 Chests, Desks, Sofa, and Tables. 
 
 Tuesday Afternoon, December 3 . . . . Lots 296-424 
 China, Glass, Fire Screens, Mirrors, Andirons, Chairs, Sofas, and Tables. 
 
 Wednesday Afternoon, December 4 . . . Lots 425-573 
 
 Old English China, Lustre, Cut Glass, Ivoiy, Andirons, Tables, Mirrors, 
 and Chairs. 
 
 Thursday Afternoon, December 5 . . . . Lots S74r-707 
 
 Chinese Porcelains, Bronzes, Glass, Sheffield Plate, Early English Figures, 
 Mirrors, Andirons, Clocks and Fiuniture. 
 
 Part II of the Lehne Collection consisting of Old New York Views, Ameri- 
 cana, Stipple Engravings in Color, and Transfer Paintings on Glass, now on 
 Exhibition, will be sold on the Evenings of December 3 and 4, at 8:15 o'clock. 
 
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS 
 
 Lot Page 
 
 Dining Room in the Lehne Residence . . 2 
 
 English Mahogany Wine Cooler 98 20 
 
 Sheraton Urn-shaped Knife Boxes 246 20 
 
 English Empire Sideboard 420 20 
 
 Miniature Chinese Chippendale Mirror . . 129 26 
 
 Rare Sheraton Sideboard 293 26 
 
 Queen Anne Two-chair Settee . 259 28 
 
 Sheraton Arm Chair 140 28 
 
 Drawing Room in the Lehne Residence .... 34 
 
 Colonial Cellarette by John Needles 267 46 
 
 Stanley Sofa 270 48 
 
 Chippendale Hall Clock 424 SO 
 
 Sheraton Hall Clock 274 SO 
 
 Hall Clock made by Haroy of England . ... 700 SO 
 
 Sheraton Secretary Bookcase 280 S2 
 
 Carved Mahogany Highboy 281 54 
 
 Music Room in the Lehne Residence ... 68 
 
 Wedgwood Black Basalt Vase 386 72 
 
 Louis XVth Mirror 562 74 
 
 Louis XVth Mirror 638 74 
 
 Louis XVth Mirror 674 74 
 
 Louis XVIth Mirror 393 74 
 
 View of part of the Lehne Garden 102 
 
 Chippendale Serpentine Bureau 694 118 
 
 Hepplewhite Sideboard 702 122 
 
NOTE 
 
 Beginning as a boy Mr. Lehne followed cabinet-making 
 for a livelihood, and from a long and thorough training became 
 familiar with the merits of design and qualities of construction 
 of the furniture of past periods. It was natural that he should 
 become a dealer in the things he so well understood, and with 
 the products of the cabinet-maker's skill came to his hand 
 furnishings of a more decorative nature — the mirrors, lamps, 
 brasses, china, and miscellaneous ornamental objects on which 
 the artists of the past spent their lives. And then the untiring 
 spirit of the collector was awakened within him, the desire to 
 retain for his own enjoyment certain beautiful objects, and 
 thus he set aside those which possessed unusual merit, and which 
 he saw were becoming more and more rare. In time he found 
 his home greatly crowded, as will be seen from the accompany- 
 ing illustrations made a few months ago; the overflow he was 
 obliged to keep in storage, and he finally decided to part with 
 the entire collection, and placed it in The Anderson Galleries 
 for unreserved public sale, with the hope that its new possessors 
 would find equal pleasure in its manifold objects. For extent, 
 variety, and beauty it would be difficult to parallel the Lehne 
 Collection. 
 
The Collection of 
 JOHN H. A. LEHNE 
 
 of Baltimore, Md. 
 
 PART I 
 
 FIRST SESSION 
 
 Monday Afternoon, December 2, 1912, at 2:30 o'clock 
 
 China, Lustre, Cut Glass, Clocks, Lamps, 
 Mirrors, Chairs, and Tables 
 
 1 TORTOISESHELL TEA CADDY. 
 
 With two compartments. 
 
 2 OLD LACQUER GAME BOX. 
 
 With inside covered boxes decorated with flowers con- 
 taining numerous ivory chips of various colors and 
 sizes; the exterior of the box painted with flowers and 
 leaves in color. 
 
 3 BIRD'S-EYE MAPLE WORKBOX. 
 
 With ormolu mounts and silk-lined top; sterling 
 silver sewing outfit. 
 
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4 TWO ENGLISH LACQUERED TRAYS. 
 
 Decorated in colors and gold. 
 
 5 MAHOGANY SHERATON TEA CADDY. 
 
 Inlaid with geometrical pattern. 
 
 6 PAIR OF BRASS CANDLESTICKS SHAPED AS 
 
 DRAGONS. 
 
 7 CUT GLASS BOHEMIAN NIGHT LAMP WITH 
 
 STOPPER. 
 
 8 SHERATON SATINWOOD TEA BOX. 
 
 With shell panel inlays. (Top chipped.) 
 
 9 PAIR OF CUT GLASS CANDLESTICKS. 
 
 With pendant prisms and ormolu candle sockets. 
 
 10 CURIOUS FISH PLAQUE OF EARLY AMERICAN 
 
 GLASS. 
 On oval wood mount. 
 
 11 CUT GLASS MUSTARD POT. 
 
 Mounted on an hexagonal silver base; with ball feet, 
 loop handle and bell cover. (Repaired.) 
 
 12 TWO ENGLISH CUT GLASS PICKLE DISHES. 
 
 Medallion pattern. 
 
 13 PAIR OF ENGLISH CUT GLASS JAM JARS WITH 
 
 COVERS. 
 
 Cut in a diamond and fan pattern. 
 
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14 PAIR OF ENGLISH CUT GLASS FRUIT BOWLS. 
 
 On stands; finely cut. (One stand chipped.) 
 
 15 PAIR OF CUT GLASS DECANTERS. 
 
 With ring necks, richly cut sides. 
 
 16 SMALL CUT GLASS FRUIT BOWL. 
 
 On a standard; cut in a lattice and fan pattern. 
 
 17 CUT GLASS BEAKER. 
 
 Flaring shape with etched decoration. 
 
 18 SIX CURIOUS WINE GLASSES. 
 
 With square bases and panels etched with landscape 
 
 and domestic scenes. 
 
 19 CUT GLASS CREAM PITCHER. 
 
 With fluted edge and panelled sides. 
 
 20 ENGLISH CUT GLASS WATER PITCHER. 
 
 (Handle riveted.) 
 
 21 ENGLISH CUT GLASS JAM JAR WITH COVER. 
 
 Acorn shape, on square base; cut in a nail-head 
 pattern. 
 
 22 TWO CUT GLASS CREAM PITCHERS. 
 
 Not uniform in pattern, 
 
 23 ENGLISH CUT GLASS FRUIT STAND. 
 
 Of graceful shape; cut with fan edge and diamond 
 pattern. 
 
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24 CUT GLASS CAKE DISH. 
 
 With shaped edge and diamond border. 
 
 25 PAIR OF ENGLISH CUT GLASS DECANTERS. 
 
 With elaborately decorated sides, cut ring necks and 
 mushroom stoppers. 
 
 26 SIX CUT GLASS TALL CHAMPAGNE GLASSES. 
 
 27 PAIR OF AGATE GLASS CANDLESTICKS. 
 
 With fluted stems and tulip-shaped cups. 
 
 28 A ROCKINGHAM TOBY AND A WHEILDON PEP- 
 
 PER SHAKER. 
 
 29 A SILVER LUSTRE TOBY AND AN ENOCH WOOD 
 
 PEPPER SHAKER. 
 
 30 A STAFFORDSHIRE TOBY AND AN ENOCH WOOD 
 
 PEPPER SHAKER. 
 
 31 MAHOGANY LIQUEUR CASE. 
 
 Containing four cut-glass bottles; sugar dish and 
 two glasses. In original condition. 
 
 32 TWO DELFT TEAPOTS. 
 
 Decorated in varied manner. (Both repaired.) 
 
 33 OLD DAVENPORT PITCHER. 
 
 With fox hunting decoration in relief, blue glazed 
 neck. (Impressed marks with anchor.) (Chipped.) 
 
 34 TWO WALLENDORF TEA CADDIES. 
 
 One pink; the other blue; with floral decoration. 
 
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35 TWO SALT GLAZE TEAPOTS. 
 
 One with embossed and engraved decoration in white; 
 the other with medallion and crest. (One has knob 
 and spout chipped.) 
 
 36 OLD S£VRES PLATE. 
 
 Soft paste; the border of medallions of fruits, flowers 
 and emblems edged with gold, joined by gold gar- 
 lands on a blue ground. 
 
 37 OLD LOWESTOFT TEA CADDY. 
 
 The top decorated in panels in blue in the Chinese 
 manner; with embossed white flowers. A companion 
 to one in the South Kensington Museum; made dur- 
 ing the experimental period of English porcelain 
 making at the end of the Eighteenth century. 
 
 38 TWO SALT GLAZE TEAPOTS. 
 
 One with enamel decoration; the other with blue 
 embossed grape vine decoration. 
 
 39 TWO SMALL OVAL CROWN DERBY GRAPE 
 
 DISHES. 
 
 In blue enamel with gold decoration. 
 
 40 TWO LOWESTOFT CUPS AND SAUCERS. 
 
 Decorated with monogram and crest. 
 
 41 OLD LEEDS OPEN-WORK BASKET AND TRAY. 
 
 Decorated in yellow and black. Signed by Mayer. 
 
 42 WHEILDON AND WEDGWOOD TEAPOT. 
 
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43 RAUENSTEIN TEAPOT. 
 HELMET SHAPE CREAM PITCHER. 
 
 44 COPELAND AND SPODE CHILD'S WASH-BASIN 
 
 AND PITCHER. 
 Of late agate ware. 
 
 45 TWO OLD CHELSEA CUPS AND SAUCERS. 
 
 Decorated in enamel with birds and flowers. 
 
 46 TWO HOLSTEIN FAIENCE PLAQUES. 
 
 With iridescent polychrome decoration. 
 
 47 TWELVE PINK LUSTRE CUPS AND SAUCERS. 
 
 Made by Dawson. Decorated in panels in various 
 colors and enamels. In fine condition. 
 
 48 TWO LOWESTOFT TEA CADDIES. 
 
 With ribbon and flower decoration. 
 
 49 TWO STAFFORDSHIRE TOBY PEPPER SHAKERS. 
 
 50 ANOTHER PAIR, SIMILAR. 
 
 51 ANOTHER PAIR, SIMILAR. 
 
 52 ANOTHER PAIR, SIMILAR. 
 
 53 STAFFORDSHIRE TOBY AND WHEILDON PEPPER 
 
 SHAKERS. 
 
 54 ANOTHER PAIR, SIMILAR. 
 
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55 PAIR OF WORCESTER CLARET JUGS. 
 
 With twisted red and black handles; flower knobs; 
 red, black and gold bands. The covers with pewter 
 mounts and hinges. 
 
 56 WEDGWOOD BLACK BASALT TEAPOT. 
 
 With draped female figure as knob. 
 
 SILVER LUSTRE SUGAR BOWL. 
 
 With fawn-head handles and grape-vine decoration. 
 
 57 OLD SUNDERLAND PINK LUSTRE JUG. 
 
 With marine scene and poetic inscription. 
 
 58 SILVER LUSTRE COFFEE-POT. 
 
 Urn shaped with fluted base and top; beaded bands 
 and drops. 
 
 59 ENGLISH TEA-SET MADE BY HECKWOOD. 
 
 Yellow bisque with white floral garlands; scroll 
 handles; consisting of teapot; hot-water jug, sugar 
 bowl, waste bowl and cream pitcher. (The latter 
 repaired.) (5 pieces.) 
 
 60 LARGE ROYAL BERLIN PLAQUE. 
 
 With turquoise and gold border; centre decoration 
 of birds and insects. Diameter, 14 1-4 inches. 
 
 61 LOWESTOFT CIDER MUG. 
 
 With twisted handle and crest decoration. (Rim 
 chipped.) 
 
 62 WEDGWOOD BLUE AND WHITE TEAPOT. 
 
 With figure decoration of children playing. 
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63 TWO LOWESTOFT PLATES. 
 
 Octagonal in form; rims decorated with floral sprays; 
 the centre with the Johnson crest enamelled in colors. 
 
 64 TWO OLD BERLIN CUPS AND SAUCERS. 
 
 One on a base with paw feet; richly decorated with 
 flower panels on a gold ground; gold lined. 
 
 65 AMBER CUT GLASS COVERED CUP. 
 
 With four relief panels etched with hunting scenes; 
 the cover with scroll ornament; the base scalloped; 
 acorn knob. Height, 20 inches. 
 
 66 MARCOLINI TEAPOT AND TEA CADDY. 
 
 Decorated with miniature panels; gold and flower 
 decoration and flower knobs. 
 
 67 OLD LEEDS FRUIT BASKET AND TRAY. 
 
 Two twisted handles; the body in a pattern of pierced 
 lace-work. 
 
 68 CASTLEFORD TEAPOT; HINGED COVER WITH 
 
 DOLPHIN KNOB. 
 With relief decoration in blue and white landscape 
 panels. (Cracked.) 
 
 69 MARCOLINI TEAPOT AND TEA CADDY. 
 
 With flower knobs and flower decoration. 
 
 70 OLD LEEDS TEAPOT AND HOT WATER JUG. 
 
 Cream white paste with flower knobs and twisted 
 handles. 
 
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71 OLD LEEDS TEA-SET. 
 
 With twisted handles, panels decorated with religious 
 figures. Teapot, cream pitcher; sugar and waste 
 bowls. (4 pieces.) 
 
 72 COPPER AND PINK LUSTRE TEA-SET. 
 
 Decorated with embossed thistles and roses. Tea 
 pot, sugar and waste bowls and cream pitcher. (One 
 cover repaired.) (4 pieces.) 
 
 73 TWO FURSTENBURG TEA CADDIES. 
 
 With medallion decorations, flowers and trophies. 
 
 74 SIX CROWN DERBY DINNER PLATES. 
 
 Richly decorated with flowers and arabesques in gold 
 and deep blue and red in the Chinese manner; scal- 
 loped edges gilt. (One cracked.) 
 
 75 LARGE DRESDEN GROUP. 
 
 An equestrian, female figure, accompanied by hound 
 on an oval base. Modeled by C. Schulze, Althal- 
 densleben. Saxony; period about 1720. (An unusual 
 group.) Height, 18 inches. 
 
 76 TWO RARE LOWESTOFT HOT WATER PLATES. 
 
 Decorated in gold and blue enamel, with crest of the 
 Duke of Schimmelpfennig, Holland. 
 
 77 PAIR OF OLD BERLIN COVERED VASES. 
 
 With scroll handles springing from human heads 
 crowned with laurel and having figure and flower 
 panels. 
 
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78 LOWESTOFT SUGAR BOWL WITH COVER AND 
 
 TWISTED HANDLES. 
 
 Powdered with flower sprays, having berry and leaf 
 knob. 
 
 79 TWELVE ROYAL BERLIN DINNER PLATES. 
 
 With gold edges, turquoise blue borders, bird and 
 insect centers. Made about 1800. 
 
 80 KARL THEODORE PORCELAIN FIGURE. 
 
 " Perseus slaying the Dragon." 
 
 81 PAIR OF ENGLISH COMPOTE DISHES WITH 
 
 STEEPLE TOP COVERS. 
 Quaint and attractive in form; with scalloped edges. 
 (The pyramid top slightly chipped.) 
 
 82 SIX OLD WORCESTER SOFT PASTE DINNER 
 
 PLATES. 
 Decorated with a floral pattern in gold, red and blue. 
 
 83 OLD DELFT CHRISTENING BOWL. 
 
 With handles, lid and inside strainer in blue and 
 white decoration. 
 
 84 SHEFFIELD TRAY AND SNUFFER. 
 
 Scroll-edge and feet; flower and leaf applied decora- 
 tion of sterling silver. 
 
 85 SILVER PUNCH LADLE. 
 
 In shape of a jockey cap; gold lined with ebony handle. 
 
 86 SILVER MUFFINEER. 
 
 With fluted side and flower finial. Dutch Hall Mark. 
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87 PAIR OF SHEFFIELD COASTERS. 
 
 Pierced in a vine and leaf pattern and chased. 
 
 88 SHEFFIELD BEDROOM CANDLESTICK. 
 
 With snufFer and extinguisher; sterling silver flower 
 and scroll mounting. 
 
 89 SHEFFIELD CAKE BASKET. 
 
 Pierced in a lattice work pattern with lion-head 
 medallions and garlands; lion-head ring handles; 
 the mounts of sterling silver. 
 
 90 SHEFFIELD OVAL TRAY. 
 
 With handles, four scroll feet, leaf and vine applied 
 border; the centre chased in a leaf and scroll pattern. 
 
 Length, 30 inches. 
 
 91 SHEFFIELD THREE-LIGHT CANDELABRA. 
 
 Round base with scroll ornament; taper column, urn 
 cups and twisted arms. 
 
 92 OLD SHEFFIELD CASTOR. 
 
 With pierced and engraved gallery containing five 
 original cut crystal cruets with Sheffield tops. 
 
 93 PAIR OF OLD SHEFFIELD CANDLESTICKS. 
 
 Lyre shaped. 
 
 94 LARGE OVAL SHEFFIELD TRAY. 
 
 Chased in a scroll and shell pattern with inscription 
 "Presented to the Honorable Joshua Van Sant, 23rd 
 Mayor of Baltimore by the People of Baltimore, 
 March, 1876." 
 
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Xo. 240. SHERATON URN-SHAPED KNIFE BOXES 
 
 No. 420. ENGLISH EMPIRE SIDEBOARD 
 
 No. 98. ORIGINAL ENGLISH WINE COOLER 
 
95 PAIR OF OLD BOHEMIAN LUSTRES. 
 
 With panel paintings in landscapes and flowers and 
 gold; set with very heavy cut glass prisms of unusual 
 shape. 
 
 96 OLD BOHEMIAN GLASS PUNCH BOWL WITH 
 
 TRAY AND COVER. 
 
 Decorated with white enamel, pierced in a rayed 
 pattern sown with gold stars and circled with gold 
 bands. 
 
 97 PAIR OF SHERATON TRIPOD CANDLESTANDS. 
 
 With fluted columns and carved feet; shaped top. 
 In original condition. 
 
 98 ENGLISH MAHOGANY WINE COOLER. 
 
 Octagonal in form resting on carved paw feet; brass 
 
 bound with three bronze lion-head ring handles; 
 
 hinged cover. In original condition. (Base repaired.) 
 
 Height, 20 inches; length, 25 inches; width, 19 inches. 
 
 (See Illustration) 
 
 99 PAIR OF EMPIRE ARM LAMPS. 
 
 Urn shaped; the covers surmounted by a dog; with 
 cut-glass shades. 
 
 100 EMPIRE COLUMN LAMP. 
 
 Black metal column and base with ormolu mounts; 
 glass shade and cut-glass prisms. Fitted for elec- 
 tricity. 
 
 101 COLONIAL MANTEL CLOCK. 
 
 Mahogany case; slender side columns, surmounted 
 by urns; broken arch top; the door having painted 
 glass panels. With a new eight-day movement. 
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102 FRENCH EBONY MANTEL CLOCK. 
 
 With double side columns having ormolu bases and 
 capitals; ormolu ornaments applied on base and 
 pediment; and a silver dial with ormolu ornamented 
 rim and pendulum. 
 
 103 ENGLISH BULL'S-EYE MANTEL CLOCK. 
 
 With mahogany case; brass inlays; brass bracket 
 feet and top-handle. William Tomlinson, London, 
 maker. 
 
 104 BRONZE COLUMN LAMP. 
 
 With cut-glass prisms and dome-shaped Meissen 
 shade; the panels painted in colors in American 
 River scenery. Fitted for electricity. 
 
 105 BRONZE COLUMN LAMP. 
 
 Similar to the above, but not a match. 
 
 106 OLD FRENCH EBONY CORDIAL CASE. 
 
 Inlaid with lines and escutcheons of brass; fitted 
 with four decanters and sixteen glasses with etched 
 gold decoration; supported by a gilt metal holder. 
 
 107 MAHOGANY CONSTITUTION MIRROR. 
 
 With gilt bird in flight. 
 
 108 SHERATON DRESSING MIRROR. 
 
 The turned uprights ornamented with brass rosettes 
 supporting a swinging mirror by brass screws; six 
 drawers with brass pulls. 
 
 109 BABY'S CHIPPENDALE HIGH-BACK CHAIR. 
 
 Collector's piece in original condition. 
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no OLD HICKORY WINDSOR SIDE CHAIR. 
 In original condition. 
 
 111 ORIGINAL COMB-BACK WINDSOR ROCKING 
 
 CHAIR. 
 
 The arm rests restored. 
 
 112 OLD PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH ROCKING CHAIR. 
 
 Low seat, curved spindle high back, painted brovra. 
 
 113 OLD HICKORY BACK WINDSOR SIDE CHAIR. 
 
 Turned braces, shaped seat, in original condition. 
 
 114 SIX PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH SIDE CHAIRS. 
 
 Turned legs, spindle back, painted black and deco- 
 rated in colors in a pattern of fruits and flowers. 
 Cane seats. 
 
 lis PAIR OF COLONIAL URN-SHAPE BRASS AND- 
 IRONS. 
 
 Rights and lefts, with square base. 
 
 116 FIRE SET OF WROUGHT STEEL. 
 
 With urn shape tops to match the preceding. Con- 
 sisting of shovel, tongs and poker. (3 pieces.) 
 
 117 SHERATON UPRIGHT MIRROR. 
 
 With moulded side-columns; ball cornice; painted 
 glass panel in gold. In original condition. 
 
 118 MAHOGANY THREE-TIER DUMB-WAITER. 
 
 With carved legs; ball and claw feet; twisted column 
 and revolving shelves. Slightly repaired. 
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119 SET OF EIGHT CHAIRS IN THE ADAMS STYLE. 
 
 Two arm and six side chairs, latticed splats, cane 
 seats, painted throughout and decorated with cupids 
 and floral garlands; loose cushions covered with blue 
 figured cambric. 
 
 120 FOUR ORIGINAL EARLY AMERICAN MAHOGANY 
 
 SIDE CHAIRS. 
 With panel backs, slip seats upholstered in tapestry. 
 
 121 SIX ORIGINAL CHIPPENDALE SIDE CHAIRS. 
 
 Cabriole legs, claw and ball feet, pierced and carved 
 splats, slip seats upholstered in cut velvet, somewhat 
 worn and not uniform. In original condition. 
 
 122 BRASS FENDER. 
 
 With gallery top and brass claw feet; rope mould- 
 ings and pierced panels. 
 
 123 FIVE HEPPLEWHITE SIDE CHAIRS. 
 
 With front legs and uprights fluted, lattice backs, 
 inlaid with shell panels in vari-colored woods. 
 Upholstery not uniform. 
 
 124 CHINESE CHIPPENDALE MANTEL MIRROR. 
 
 With one large and two small panels; the frame 
 carved with leaves, shells and scrolls crested with a 
 Chinese Pagoda with pendant bells. In original 
 condition. Height, 39 inches; width, 48 inches. 
 
 US CHIPPENDALE SETTEE. 
 
 Front cabriole legs terminating in ball and claw feet; 
 the seat, back and arms upholstered in old "Petit 
 Point" tapestry showing Oriental influence. 
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126 COLONIAL BRASS FENDER. 
 
 Pierced in a flower and scroll pattern; with four 
 paw feet. 
 
 127 TWO CHIPPENDALE MAHOGANY SIDE CHAIRS. 
 
 With cabriole legs; carved knees; claw and ball feet; 
 the frame with gadrooned edges; carved comers and 
 rosette centre ornament; uprights fluted; supporting 
 an elaborately carved bow back with pierced shell 
 crest; shaped splat carved with a pendant tassel; 
 slip seat upholstered with faded blue silk plush. 
 
 128 SHERATON MAHOGANY WHEEL-BACK ARM- 
 
 CHAIR. 
 Upholstered in red silk. 
 
 129 MINIATURE CHINESE CHIPPENDALE MIRROR. 
 
 Containing seven panels divided by elaborate rococo 
 carving; with shaped bottom shelf and five small 
 ornament shelves. 
 
 (See Illustration) 
 
 130 FOUR BIEDEMEYER SIDE CHAIRS. 
 
 With twisted roll backs, cane seats, and cane panel 
 backs. 
 
 131 BIEDEMEYER MAHOGANY ARM CHAIR. 
 
 With cane seat and small cane panel back; twisted 
 roll carving. 
 
 132 ORIGINAL MAHOGANY TWO-SEAT SETTEE. 
 
 Carved in the Chinese manner and upholstered in 
 green figured plush. Made by Erdman and Shipley, 
 London, (contemporary of Chippendale). In fine 
 condition. 
 
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No. 129. MINIATURE CHINESE CHIPPENDALE MIRROR 
 No. 293. VERY RARE SHER.\TON SIDEBOARD 
 
133 GILT CONVEX MIRROR. 
 
 With double spiral candle-branches on each side; 
 elaborately carved apron and crest. 
 
 134 OLD ENGLISH STEEL FIRE SET. 
 
 With brass handles; ball tops. (3 pieces.) 
 
 135 OLD ENGLISH STEEL FIRE SET. 
 
 Similar to the preceding. 
 
 136 EARLY AMERICAN FIRESIDE CHAIR. 
 
 With turned front legs having original brass socket 
 castors; high winged back upholstered in crimson 
 silk brocade, studded with brass nails. 
 
 137 COLONIAL MANTEL MIRROR: THREE LIGHTS. 
 
 With ornamented baluster columns and rosette 
 corners. 
 
 138 TWO CURLED MAPLE EMPIRE SIDE CHAIRS, 
 
 With carved slat, cane seat, made by John Needles, 
 Baltimore. 
 
 139 ORIGINAL CHIPPENDALE MAHOGANY ARM- 
 
 CHAIR. 
 
 Cabriole legs, pierced and carved splat, carved back, 
 and arms resting on scroll. Slip seat with tapestry 
 cover. In original condition. 
 
 140 ORIGINAL SHERATON MAHOGANY ARM CHAIR. 
 
 Fluted legs, shield back, handsomely carved in a 
 pattern of scrolls and wheat. Slip seat upholstered 
 in crimson silk damask. In original condition. 
 
 (See Illustration) 
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141 LADY'S MAHOGANY WRITING TABLE. 
 
 With turned pedestal, carved knee legs and claw feet; 
 the front veneered with bird's-eye maple, having 
 two drawers and hinged top which discloses an 
 adjustable writing shelf with various compartments. 
 Height, 29 inches; length, 21 inches; width, 17 inches. 
 
 142 MAHOGANY DROP LEAF TEA TABLE. 
 
 With square taper legs, oval top. In original con- 
 dition. Top extended, 40 x 32 inches. 
 
 143 CIRCULAR MAHOGANY LIBRARY TIP TABLE. 
 
 With pedestal carved in acanthus leaf pattern resting 
 on a trefoil scroll base. Diameter, 43 inches. 
 
 144 EMPIRE PEDESTAL TABLE. 
 
 With gilt legs having eagle heads and claw feet; 
 black marble top. 
 
 145 PAIR OF COLONIAL CANDLESTANDS. 
 
 With carved and fluted columns with three legs and 
 ball and claw feet; pie-crust top. Refinished eighteen 
 years ago. 
 
 146 ORIGINAL HEPPLEWHITE TEA TABLE. 
 
 With taper legs, spade feet, one drawer, and two 
 drop leaves. With holly inlays and brass drop 
 handle. Top extended, 44 x 30 inches. 
 
 147 ORIGINAL SHERATON MAHOGANY LADY'S 
 
 WORK TABLE. 
 
 With fluted legs, inlaid panels and one drawer. 
 
 Top, 27 X 17 inches. 
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148 CURLED MAPLE REVOLVING TIP TABLE. 
 
 Turned pedestal resting on carved legs with claw 
 and ball feet; the top with scroll edge. Made by 
 John Needles of Baltimore. Diameter, 33 inches. 
 
 149 SUNFLOWER TOP TIP TABLE. 
 
 With carved pedestal resting on three legs with claw 
 and ball feet, carved pie-crust edge. (Feet repaired.) 
 
 150 MAHOGANY TIP CANDLESTAND. 
 
 With turned urn-shaped pedestal resting on three 
 scroll feet; oval top inlaid with urn panel in vari- 
 colored wood. Top, 22 X 16 inches. 
 
 151 LADY'S MAHOGANY WORK TABLE. 
 
 With carved pedestal on a scroll base with paw 
 feet; deep bed with three small drawers having 
 carved wood knobs; has been restored. 
 
 Top, 20 X 18 inches. 
 
 152 ORIGINAL PIE CRUST TIP TABLE. 
 
 With carved pedestal resting on three carved legs 
 with ball and duck feet; the top having scroll 
 outline. Diameter, 28 inches. 
 
 153 ORIGINAL HEPPLEWHITE MAHOGANY FOLD- 
 
 ING CARD TABLE. 
 With taper legs, inlaid with floral drops and acorn 
 panels. Diameter, 35 inches. 
 
 154 HEPPLEWHITE HALF ROUND FOLDING-TOP 
 
 CARD TABLE. 
 With holly inlays. Diameter, 36 inches. 
 
 155 ORIGINAL CHIPPENDALE MAHOGANY FOLD- 
 
 ING-TOP CARD TABLE. 
 With carved cabriole legs, claw and ball feet, and 
 one drawer. Top extended, 33 1-2 inches. 
 
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SECOND SESSION 
 
 Monday Evening, December 2, 1912, at 8:15 o'clock 
 
 Historical Blue China, Liverpool and Sun- 
 derland Pitchers with Other Similar 
 Pieces; and Old English Furniture 
 
 156 TWO BLUE AND WHITE PEPPER SHAKERS. 
 
 One of calico pattern. 
 
 157 TWO BLUE AND WHITE PEPPER SHAKERS. 
 
 158 TWO BLUE AND WHITE PEPPER SHAKERS. 
 
 One by Wedgwood. (Top repaired.) 
 
 159 OLD BERLIN PORCELAIN PLAQUE. 
 
 With river view. 
 
 Height, 6 inches; width, 7 1-4 inches. 
 
 160 OLD BERLIN PORCELAIN PLAQUE. 
 
 With view of Castle Howard. 6x8 inches. 
 
 161 TWO CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PLAQUES. 
 
 Landscape with figures. Diameter, 10 1-2 inches. 
 
 162 DUTCH LACQUER HOT-WATER KETTLE. 
 
 With charcoal stand; decorated in landscapes and 
 gold. 
 
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163 OLD LIVERPOOL JUG. 
 
 With black transfer decoration. 
 
 164 TWO BLUE AND WHITE PEPPER SHAKERS. 
 
 One of old Worcester. 
 
 165 OLD WHEILDON PIPE, SHAPED AS A MAN. 
 
 BRASS PIPE STOPPER WITH BUST OF WASH- 
 INGTON. 
 
 166 BLUE BOHEMIAN CUT GLASS SCENT BOTTLE. 
 
 Double ended; cut in a lattice pattern; gilt tops. 
 
 167 PAIR OF OLD DRESDEN MINIATURE SQUARE 
 
 SCENT BOTTLES. 
 With relief decoration of leaves and flowers in color 
 on a gold ground. 
 
 168 BLUE PLATTER: "ANCIENT RUINS." 
 
 169 BLUE PLATTER: ENGLISH SCENE WITH 
 
 CATTLE. 
 
 170 TWO BLUE AND WHITE PEPPER SHAKERS. 
 
 With Chinese decoration. (One repaired.) 
 
 171 IMPERIAL STONE CHINA PLATTER BY MASON. 
 
 Decorated in the early Spode fashion. 
 
 172 IMPERIAL STONE CHINA PLATTER BY MASON. 
 
 Similar to the preceding. 
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173 LIVERPOOL JUG. 
 
 Decorated with hunting scenes and state crest in 
 black and white transfer. 
 
 174 STAFFORDSHIRE BLUE AND WHITE WATER 
 PITCHER. 
 
 Landscape decoration. (Chipped.) 
 
 175 OLD STAFFORDSHIRE PITCHER. 
 
 With relief figures of "Fair Hebe" and inscription. 
 Made by Enoch Wood. (Cracked.) 
 
 176 TWO DARK BLUE PLATES. 
 
 One "The Mill on the Brandywine;" the other 
 "Shipping Scene." 
 
 177 BLUE PLATTER: WITH WELL AND TREE 
 
 "FAIRMOUNT PARK." Length, 21 inches. 
 
 178 TWO DARK BLUE PLATES. 
 
 "The Octagon Church, Boston," by Ridgway; the 
 other, "View near Philadelphia." 
 
 179 LARGE BLUE PLATTER (THE BATTLE OF 
 WATERLOO). 
 
 Jones & Son, British History Series. 
 
 180 LARGE BLUE PLATTER: "EAST INDIA SCEN- 
 ERY." 
 
 181 LIVERPOOL WATER PITCHER. 
 
 With black and white transfer decoration with "The 
 American Crest" and "The Sailor's Farewell." 
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182 LIVERPOOL WATER PITCHER. 
 
 With "American Coat of Arms" and "Peace and 
 Plenty." 
 
 183 TWO "ENOCH WOOD" STAFFORDSHIRE DIN- 
 
 NER PLATES. 
 Thornton Castle. Diameter, 10 inches. 
 
 184 TWO "MAYER" DINNER PLATES. 
 
 Colonial scenery. Diameter, 10 inches. 
 
 185 "COMMODORE McDONOUGH" DINNER PLATE. 
 
 Blue and white Staffordshire. Diameter, 10 inches. 
 
 186 SIX BLUE DINNER PLATES BY DAVENPORT. 
 
 With English scenery. 
 
 187 FOUR "ENOCH WOOD" DINNER PLATES. 
 
 Guy's Cliff, Warwickshire. Diameter, 10 inches. 
 
 188 THREE DARK BLUE STAFFORDSHIRE SOUP 
 
 PLATES. 
 
 189 "BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD" DINNER 
 
 PLATE. 
 
 Dark blue Staffordshire. (Repaired.) 
 
 190 TEN DARK BLUE STAFFORDSHIRE "STATES 
 
 PLATES." , Diameter, 8 inches. 
 
 191 SIX DARK BLUE FLAT "STATES PLATES." 
 
 Diameter, 10 inches. 
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192 FLAT BLUE "ERIE CANAL" PLATE. 
 
 (Repaired.) 
 
 193 WASHINGTON STAFFORDSHIRE PLAQUE. 
 
 With portrait in black transfer. (Repaired.) 
 
 194 BLUE PLATTER SHOWING FAIRMOUNT. 
 
 Length, 21 inches, 
 
 195 BLUE PLATTER SHOWING CAPITOL AT WASH- 
 
 INGTON. 
 
 (Repaired.) Length, 21 inches. 
 
 196 TWO BLUE CUP PLATES. 
 
 One of "The States" and the other "The Battery." 
 
 197 DARK BLUE LAFAYETTE DINNER PLATE. 
 
 "Landing at Castle Garden, Aug. 16, 1824." 
 Made by Clews. 
 
 198 DARK BLUE LAFAYETTE DINNER PLATE. 
 
 The same as the preceding. 
 
 199 TWO DARK BLUE DINNER PLATES. 
 
 One "Chinese Scenery;" the other "Commodore 
 McDonough's Victory." 
 
 200 TWO DARK BLUE SOUP PLATES. 
 
 One a shell pattern; the other "La Grange, Residence 
 of Lafayette." 
 
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201 DARK BLUE PLATE. 
 
 "Landing of the Pilgrims." Rare. Made by Enoch 
 Wood & Sons. Diameter, 8 1-2 inches. 
 
 1^1 TWO DARK BLUE PLATES. 
 
 "The Mill at Charenton, France;" the other, 
 "Cupid Behind the Bars." Enoch Wood & Sons, 
 Makers. 
 
 203 TWO DARK BLUE PLATES. 
 
 One "St. Paul's School, London;" the other "The 
 London Institute." Enoch Wood & Sons, Makers. 
 
 204 TWO DARK BLUE PLATES. 
 
 One "Mill at Charenton;" the other "Cupid and 
 Venus." Enoch Wood & Sons, Makers. 
 
 205 TWO DARK BLUE PLATES. 
 
 "The Valentine" from Wilkie's design; the other 
 "The Library at Philadelphia." By Ridgway. 
 
 206 GREEN FLAT PLATE: "WM. PENN'S TREATY." 
 
 Diameter, 10 inches. 
 
 207 BLUE PLAQUE: "LADY OF THE LAKE." 
 
 208 BLUE PLATTER: "PICKETT'S CHARGE AT 
 
 GETTYSBURG." 
 
 With portraits of Lee, Hancock, Meade and Long- 
 street. 
 
 209 BLUE PLATTER: "VIEW OF BRECKNOCK." 
 
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210 BLUE PLATTER: ENGLISH CATHEDRAL. 
 
 211 BLUE PLATTER: CAPE COAST CASTLE, AFRICA. 
 
 212 UNUSUAL BLUE PLATTER: CHINESE LAND- 
 
 SCAPE DECORATION. 
 
 213 BLUE PLATTER: LANDSCAPE WITH DEER. 
 
 214 LIVERPOOL WATER PITCHER. 
 
 "Landing of Columbus;" green decoration (im- 
 perfect). 
 
 215 LARGE MEAT PLATTER BY CLEWS. 
 
 Decoration in red, blue and gold in the Chinese 
 manner. 20 3-4 x 16 inches. 
 
 216 TWO BLUE AND WHITE PEPPER SHAKERS. 
 
 217 TWO BLUE CUP PLATES AND A SMALL WEDG- 
 
 WOOD PLATE. 
 
 The latter with medallion of George III. 
 
 218 BLUE PLATTER SHOWING ST. GEORGE'S 
 
 CHAPEL, LONDON. 
 
 219 OLD LIVERPOOL PITCHER. 
 
 With black and white transfer and poetic inscription 
 "Harvest Home" and "Mary and Her Lamb." 
 
 OLD LIVERPOOL FROG MUG. 
 
 Decorated with "Mariner's Arms" in color. Mod- 
 elled frog inside. 
 
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220 OLD SUNDERLAND PITCHER. 
 
 With pink lustre decoration, "View of Wear Bridge." 
 
 221 TWO HISTORICAL HAVILAND PLATES. 
 
 With scalloped rim, buff bands; fruit and flower 
 decoration. Made for the White House during 
 President Grant's administration. 
 
 222 TWO DARK BLUE PLATES. 
 
 One "View of Dartmouth;" the other "Roman 
 Gate at Andemach." 
 
 223 TWO DARK BLUE PLATES. 
 
 One "Dr. Syntax Taking Possession of His Living;" 
 the other "Wardour Castle, Wiltshire." 
 
 224 DARK BLUE PLATTER. 
 
 "Teresa Pansa and the Messenger." (Repaired.) 
 
 225 TWO DARK BLUE SOUP PLATES. 
 
 Pastoral scenes; made by Adams. (One cracked.) 
 
 226 TWO BLUE AND WHITE PEPPER AND SALT 
 
 SHAKERS. 
 
 227 TWO SMALL IRON STONE VASES WITH COVERS. 
 
 Buff and blue decoration in the Chinese manner. 
 Marked "Mason." 
 
 228 OLD SUNDERLAND PITCHER. 
 
 With panel transfer decoration "The Storm," and 
 the "Sunderland Life Boat" with poetic inscriptions. 
 (Cracked.) 
 
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229 OLD LEEDS TEAPOT. 
 
 With twisted handle and black and white transfer 
 decoration and inscription "Let Wisdom LTnite Us." 
 
 230 SMALL COVERED TUREEN AND TRAY OF 
 
 NANKIN BLUE. 
 
 With twisted handles; flower knob; blue medallions 
 and floial decoradon. 
 
 231 SUNDERLAND PITCHER. 
 
 Of pink lustre with " Sailor's Farewdl." 
 
 232 SUNDERLAND SALAD BOWL. 
 
 Of pink lustre with " Sailor's Farewell." (Imperfect.) 
 
 233 TWO BLUE AND WHITE PEPPER SHAKERS. 
 
 With calico decoradon and river views. 
 
 234 SIX IMPERL\L STONE CHINA SOUP PLATES 
 
 MADE BY MASON. 
 
 Richly decorated in Spode fashion. (One damaged 
 on the edge.) 
 
 235 SIX IMPERIAL STONE CHINA DINNER PLATES 
 
 BY AL\SON. 
 To match the foregoing. (One repaired on the edge.) 
 
 236 SIX SOUP PLATES MADE BY CLEWS. 
 
 Decorated with birds and flowers in Chinese fashion. 
 
 237 SIX DARK BLUE BREAKFAST PLATES. 
 
 With Bridsh views. "(One chipped.) 
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238 TEN BLUE PLATES WITH ENGLISH SCENERY. 
 
 Made by Riley. (One repaired.) 
 
 239 SIX DINNER PLATES BY CLEWS. 
 
 Blue and White Staffordshire decorated in Chinese 
 pattern. 
 
 240 PAIR OF MANTEL OR SIDE LAMPS. 
 
 Brass column supporting a covered urn with applied 
 grotesque masques and garlands; having double 
 curved arms with cut urn shades, and prisms. Fitted 
 for electricity. 
 
 241 OVAL EMPIRE MIRROR. 
 
 With frame of carved cornucopias terminating in 
 swan heads holding trailing branches; elaborately 
 carved apron and shell crest. 
 
 Height, 47 inches; width, 37 inches. 
 
 242 ENGLISH WINE COOLER OR LIQUEUR CASE. 
 
 Mahogany with brass lion-head handles and claw feet. 
 
 243 ORIGINAL MAHOGANY PIE CRUST TABLE. 
 
 With carved pedestal ending in three carved legs, 
 with duck feet; tip top with scroll edge. 
 
 Diameter, 21 inches. 
 
 244 HEPPLEWHITE MAHOGANY SIDE CHAIR. 
 
 Taper front legs, triple pierced splat, back inlaid 
 with panels of lilies-of-the-valley; the seat uphol- 
 stered in crimson silk brocade. 
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245 CHIPPENDALE MAHOGANY FOLDING CARD- 
 
 TABLE. 
 
 With claw and ball feet and accordion bed. 
 
 246 PAIR OF SHERATON KNIFE BOXES. 
 
 Urn shaped with sterling silver mounts. (Have been 
 repaired and refinished.) 
 
 (See Illustration) 
 
 247 SET OF SIX SAN DOMINGO MAHOGANY QUEEN 
 
 ANNE DINING CHAIRS. 
 
 With cabriole legs, carved scroll outlines, solid splats, 
 shaped seats, and shell carved backs. Slip seats 
 upholstered in brown leather. In fine original 
 condition. 
 
 248 BANJO OR WILLARD CLOCK. 
 
 Of San Domingo mahogany; gilt bracket; carved 
 brass side-brackets and carved gilt eagle finial; 
 painted glass panels. 
 
 249 THREE QUEEN ANNE MAHOGANY SIDE CHAIRS. 
 Front cabriole legs with knees carved; claw and ball 
 feet; the serpentine upright having crests carved in 
 low relief; solid splat with carved edges; slip seats 
 in crimson silk brocade. 
 
 250 FIVE ORIGINAL BIEDEMEYER MAHOGANY 
 CHAIRS. 
 
 Four side and one arm chair with cane seats; small 
 cane panel backs; carved and twisted roll tops. Very- 
 rare. 
 
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251 ORIGINAL MAHOGANY BIEDEMEYER SETTEE. 
 
 Two-seated settee with chairback ends, finely inlaid 
 with vari-colored woods and upholstered in red silk 
 damask. 
 
 252 MANTEL MIRROR: THREE LIGHTS. 
 
 Small size; ornamented columns and rosette comers. 
 
 253 HEPPLEWHITE ARM CHAIR. 
 
 Lattice back; carved spindles; seat upholstered in 
 brown damask. 
 
 254 ORIGINAL MAHOGANY QUEEN ANNE CHAIR. 
 
 With cabriole legs and pierced splat; upholstered in 
 red silk damask. 
 
 255 EMPIRE MANTEL MIRROR: THREE LIGHTS. 
 
 Having fluted uprights with shell comers; shelf 
 
 comice, the pediment omamented with festooned 
 
 drapery; French plate glass (modem reproduction). 
 
 Height, 31 inches; width, 7.5 inches. 
 
 256 SHERATON MAHOGANY LADY'S WORK TABLE. 
 
 Lyre pedestals resting on curved bases ending in 
 brass paw feet, with curved stretcher; the whole 
 beautifully inlaid with satinwood bands. The 
 hinged top discloses numerous compartments fitted 
 with covers, below which is a single drawer with 
 brass pulls and escutcheons. In perfect condition. 
 
 Top, 24 X 18 inches. 
 
 257 THREE MAHOGANY EMPIRE SIDE CHAIRS. 
 
 With turned front legs; carved shell slats; slip seats; 
 upholstered (not uniform) in green brocade. 
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258 ORIGINAL HALF ROUND SHERATON SIDE 
 TABLE. 
 
 Inlaid with panels and drops in vari-colored woods; 
 Italian marble top and square taper legs. 
 
 Length, 39 inches. 
 
 259 ORIGINAL WALNUT QUEEN ANNE SETTEE. 
 
 With cabriole legs; curved stretcher; double carved 
 chair back in a pattern of shells and scrolls; the 
 arms resting on scrolls. The seat is upholstered in 
 red silk damask. In fine condition. 
 (See Illustration) 
 
 260 EARLY AMERICAN FIRESIDE CHAIR. 
 
 With straight taper legs having brass socket castors; 
 high back, winged sides, upholstered in crimson silk 
 brocade, studded with brass nails. 
 
 261 LOUIS XVth GILT SCREEN. 
 
 With three panels in a carved frame of shells and 
 scrolls, each panel surmounted by Cupids sur- 
 rounded by garlands. 
 
 Height, 79 inches; width, 81 inches. 
 
 262 EARLY AMERICAN MAHOGANY PIER TABLE OF 
 EMPIRE DESIGN. 
 With double columns at each end resting on carved 
 base with scroll feet; turned stretcher; the bed 
 having carved corner rosettes; the centre panel 
 with two drawers. Egyptian marble top. (Stretcher 
 repaired.) Top, 35 x 17 inches. 
 
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263 SHERATON UPRIGHT MIRROR. 
 
 With painted American Eagle top panel; the side 
 and lower panels painted in colors; the frame carved 
 with acorn and leaf pattern. 
 
 264 ORIGINAL HEPPLEWHITE FOLDING CARD 
 TABLE. 
 
 Elaborately inlaid with vari-colored woods; square 
 taper legs. Diameter, 35 inches. 
 
 265 UNUSUAL CHINESE CHIPPENDALE MIRROR. 
 
 Oval; the frame carved with rococo scrolls, phoenix 
 birds, urns and other devices. 
 
 Height, 57 inches; width, 38 inches. 
 
 266 DRAWING ROOM SATINWOOD SUITE IN THE 
 ADAMS STYLE. 
 
 Consists of five pieces. Two arm chairs, two side 
 chairs and a two-seat settee; decorated with gar- 
 lands of flowers and miniature paintings after 
 Angelica KaufFman, Romney, Gainsborough and 
 Greuze; with oval cane seats and backs. (Modem 
 English reproduction.) 
 
 267 ORIGINAL MAHOGANY WALL CELLARETTE. 
 
 With swell front between solid scroll side columns 
 
 resting on scroll feet; having cabinet bottom with 
 
 two doors veneered in Gothic panels, surmounted 
 
 by one long drawer. Made by John Needles of 
 
 Baltimore. 
 
 Height, 41 inches; width, 43 inches; depth, 24 inches. 
 
 (See Illustration) 
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Xo. 267. COLONIAL CELLARETTE 
 By John Needles 
 
268 PAIR OF EMPIRE FIVE-LIGHT HANGING CAN- 
 
 DELABRA. 
 
 Finished in fire gilt. 
 
 269 ORIGINAL MAHOGANY HIGH POST BEDSTEAD. 
 
 With fluted posts carved with an overlaid floral 
 ^ pattern, claw and ball feet; footrail and side pieces 
 
 carved in an arabesque pattern; panelled head 
 board with shaped top. This bed came from Southern 
 Maryland from the home of Captain Thomas. In 
 original condition. 
 
 270 ORIGINAL STANLEY SOFA. 
 
 Legs and frame fluted; the back finely carved. 
 Upholstered in red silk brocade. 
 
 Height of back, 35 inches; length, 76 inches. 
 ' (See Illustration) 
 
 271 CIRCULAR MAHOGANY REVOLVING TIP TABLE. 
 
 With turned pedestal resting on three legs with claw 
 and ball feet; moulded edge. In original condition. 
 
 Diameter, 35 inches. 
 
 272 QUEEN ANNE THREE-LIGHT MIRROR. 
 
 Walnut frame; in original condition. 
 
 273 SAN DOMINGO MAHOGANY CIRCULAR DINING 
 ^ TABLE. 
 
 With handsomely carved pedestal resting on four 
 scroll feet; two drop legs on each end and three 
 extra leaves. In original condition. 
 
 Diameter, 48 inches. 
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274 ORIGINAL MAHOGANY HALL CLOCK OF SHERA- 
 TON DESIGN. 
 \ With reeded side columns; oval inlaid panels and 
 
 ^ broken arch cornice with carved top piece and painted 
 
 pediment. The dial is painted with figures repre- 
 senting the Four Seasons with pierced hour and 
 minute-hands and sweep second-hand; Calendar 
 hand (unusual) and hand showing phases of the 
 moon. Maker, Wm. CondtifF, Liverpool, England. 
 
 Height, 90 inches. 
 (See Illustiation) 
 
 275 ORIGINAL MAHOGANY HIGHBOY. 
 
 y^ With carved cabriole legs; claw and ball feet; reeded 
 
 comer columns; carved broken arch cornice ending 
 in sunflower finials and carved shell apron and 
 pediment. Four large and eight small drawers; 
 original brass drop handles, with extra brass side 
 handles. This piece was restored thirty-five years ago. 
 Height, 84 inches; width, 45 inches; depth, 24 inches. 
 
 276 ORIGINAL EMPIRE SOFA TABLE. 
 
 ■^ With inverted lyre pedestals on scroll bases with 
 
 brass paw feet; two end leaves; two small drawers 
 
 with carved wood pulls, and flat shaped stretcher. 
 
 Top extended, 62 x 22 inches. 
 
 277 ELABORATELY CARVED VENETIAN MIRROR. 
 
 -' With etched side panels bordering the large central 
 
 panel; wood frame carved in a leaf pattern; apron, 
 
 crest and side pieces carved in scrolls and shells. 
 
 The crest contains a mirror panel etched with figure 
 
 subjects. Of an early period and in original condition. 
 
 Height, 100 inches; width, 72 inches. 
 
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Xo. 424. ORIGIXAL ENGLISH CHIPPEXDALE H.VLL CLOCK 
 
 Xo. 700. ORIGINAL ENGLISH H.VLL CLOCK 
 
 No. 274. ORIGINAL ENGLISH SHER.\TON H.VLL CLOCK 
 
278 ORIGINAL SAN DOMINGO MAHOGANY DINING 
 
 TABLE. 
 
 With carved pedestal in acanthus leaf pattern, resting 
 on claw feet; extension top, with four extra leaves 
 (leaves modem). Diameter, 50 1-2 inches. 
 
 279 ORIGINAL GEORGIAN MAHOGANY SOFA. 
 
 The front carved in a scroll pattern with curved ends 
 showing the phoenix carved in high relief; high 
 back and triple scroll outline with beaded moulding. 
 Upholstered in green striped denim. 
 
 Height of back, 44 inches; length, 88 inches. 
 
 280 ORIGINAL SHERATON MAHOGANY DESK WITH 
 
 BOOKCASE TOP. 
 Three drawers in the desk; quarter-round sliding 
 desk-drop disclosing secretary with five drawers and 
 eight pigeonholes, the former veneered with satin- 
 
 . wood. The bookcase has double latticed glass doors, 
 with broken arch pediment; holly inlays and original 
 brass mounts. The pigeonholes and the small 
 drawers of the desk only have been restored. (Base 
 repaired.) Total height, 100 inches; width, 40 inches; 
 depth of bookcase, 13 inches; depth of desk, 22 inches. 
 (See Illustration) 
 
 281 ORIGINAL MAHOGANY HIGHBOY. 
 
 Cabriole legs, claw and ball feet, elaborately carved 
 apron and pediment, fluted corner pieces. Four 
 large and eight small drawers, with original brass 
 handles. Made for the McLane Family in 1770 
 by John K. Shaw, Annapolis. Some of the carvings 
 restored. Height, 94 inches; width, 43 1-2 inches; 
 
 depth, 23 inches. 
 (See Illustration) 
 
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No. 280. ORIGIN.-VL SHKR.\TON SECRET.\RV BOOKCASE 
 
^82 MAHOGANY HIGH CHEST OF DRAWERS. 
 
 With claw and ball feet; fluted comer pilasters; 
 four large and five small drawers having drop brass 
 handles. 
 Height, 69 inches; width, 63 inches; depth, 23 inches. 
 
 283 ORIGINAL SHERATON MAHOGANY BUREAU. 
 '- Serpentine front, curved feet, veneer surface with 
 
 holly and ebony inlays and original brass handles. 
 
 Four large drawers. In fine condition. 
 
 Height, 38 inches; width, 45 inches; depth, 22 inches. 
 
 284 ORIGINAL MAHOGANY CHEST OF DRAWERS. 
 Swell front with five drawers, three large and two 
 small, finished with reed mouldings and wood knobs, 
 and bracket feet. In original condition. 
 
 Height, 40 inches; length, 43 inches; depth, 24 inches. 
 
 285 ORIGINAL WALNUT LOWBOY. 
 
 Carved cabriole legs, claw and ball feet, fluted cor- 
 ners and ornamental shell carving; four drawers 
 with original brass drop handles and latticed 
 escutcheons. 
 Height, 30 inches; length, 31 inches; depth, 20 inches. 
 
 286 ORIGINAL SHERATON MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD. 
 
 Serpentine front, fluted legs, holly inlays; with three 
 
 cupboards and one drawer. Original brass drop 
 
 handles. In fine condition. Height, 38 1-2 inches; 
 
 length, 64 1-2 inches; depth, 24 inches. 
 
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No. 281. MAHOGANY HIGHBOY FINELY CARVED 
 
287 MAHOGANY CORNER CHINA OR SILVER CAB- 
 INET. 
 
 Two side columns with gilt ormolu bases and capitals 
 supporting broken arch carved cornice, double 
 cathedral doors, top and bottom with mirror backs 
 and glass shelves. 
 Height, 91 inches; width, 51 inches; depth, 23 inches. 
 
 288 MAHOGANY CORNER CHINA OR SILVER CAB- 
 INET. 
 
 ' With two side columns resting on carved feet, sup- 
 
 porting broken arch carved cornice, double cathedral 
 doors and three small drawers. 
 Height, 93 inches; width, 51 inches; depth, 23 inches. 
 
 289 ORIGINAL SAN DOMINGO MAHOGANY EMPIRE 
 WALL DESK. 
 
 With three large bottom drawers, spring drop desk 
 front, with numerous small and secret drawers and 
 pigeonholes and one cornice drawer. Original 
 ornamental brass mounts. English make. 
 Height, 65 inches; length, 35 inches; depth, 23 inches. 
 
 290 MAHOGANY CORNER CHINA CABINET. 
 
 The lower part with carved pilasters rests on bracket 
 feet and has two solid doors with a carved geometrical 
 frieze; the upper part has double glass cathedral 
 doors with carved geometrical frieze, surmounted 
 by a broken arch pediment, pierced and carved. 
 Height, 96 inches; width, 44 inches; depth, 20 inches. 
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291 OLD MAHOGANY CHINA CABINET AND LINEN 
 CUPBOARD. 
 
 The lower part with pilasters carved in a lace pattern, 
 rests on carved bracket feet; with two cupboard 
 doors and a single long drawer with the original 
 JeflFerson plate drop handles. The upper part has 
 cathedral glass doors and mirror back. Surmounted 
 by a carved urn (which has been added). In fair 
 condition. Base somewhat marred. 
 Height, 60 inches; width, 42 inches; de-pth, 21 inches. 
 
 292 MAHOGANY HIGH-POST GEORGIAN BED, 
 
 The posts handsomely fluted and carved; carved 
 apron and canopy top; claw feet. Has been restored. 
 
 293 UNUSUAL SHERATON MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD. 
 Handsomely carved pilasters; double fluted legs 
 resting on low turned base; sliding tambour doors; 
 two bottle drawers and two long drawers with original 
 cut glass knobs. In fine condition. 
 Height, 43 inches; length, 72 inches; depth, 27 inches. 
 (See niustiation) 
 
 294 EMPIRE ORMOLU EXTENSION TABLE PLATEAU. 
 The mirror, supported by a laurel base, rests on 
 double paw feet placed at frequent intervals; the 
 rail of fauns and bacchantes crowned with grapes 
 recline in vine garlands; the sections are separated 
 by urns filled with grapes and the end and alternate 
 side-columns are adorned with trophies. Made in 
 five sections for use (in varying lengths) on a Banquet 
 Table. 
 
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295 ORIGINAL CHINESE CHIPPENDALE LANDSCAPE 
 MIRROR. 
 
 Of unusual size and artistic design. The frame is 
 elaborately carved with pheasants, dogs, a fox and a 
 Chinaman, gilded; also with rococo shells ending in a 
 Pagoda top. Height, 103 inches; width, 63 inches. 
 
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THIRD SESSION 
 
 Tuesday Afternoon, December 3, 1912, at 2:30 o'clock 
 
 China, Glass, Fire Screens, Mirrors, 
 Andirons, Chairs, Sofas, and Tables 
 
 296 TWO OLD PROSKAU FAIENCE TEAPOTS. 
 
 With embossed crown and pastotal scene containing 
 sheep and flowers. 
 
 297 PAIR OF FRENCH TOOTH PICK HOLDERS. 
 
 On blue bases with shell borders and gold claw and 
 ball feet. 
 
 298 OLD WALLENBURG TEAPOT AND HOT WATER 
 JUG. 
 
 Decoration of a castle and flower sprays. 
 
 299 THURINGIAN TEAPOT AND HOT MILK JUG. 
 With flower decoration. (The latter chipped.) 
 
 300 MARCOLINI TEAPOT AND TEA CADDY. 
 
 Scroll handle and spout; flower knobs; flower and 
 insect decoration. 
 
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301 EMPIRE TEAPOT. 
 
 BuiF color. 
 
 EARLY BERLIN TEA CADDY. 
 
 With flower knob and floral decoration. 
 
 302 PAIR OF URN-SHAPED AGATE WARE VASES. 
 
 303 TWO PEPPER BOXES. 
 
 One of old Delft. 
 
 304 TWO LEEDS MUFFINEERS. 
 
 Blue transfer decoration. 
 
 305 TWO LEEDS SALT CELLARS. 
 
 306 TWO SILVER LUSTRE SALT AND PEPPER 
 SHAKERS. 
 
 307 PAIR OF CUT GLASS DECANTERS. 
 
 With hob-nail cutting and mushroom stoppers. 
 
 308 EARLY SALT GLAZE FIGURE OF A LADY IN 
 
 WHITE. 
 
 TWO WHEILDON FIGURES OF BIRDS. (3 pieces.) 
 
 309 ROUND OPEN WORK SALT GLAZE PLATE. 
 
 ENGLISH FRUIT BASKET. 
 
 Open work, decorated with grape leaf and vine. 
 (Chipped.) 
 
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310 UNUSUAL ENGLISH CUT GLASS CLARET JUG. 
 
 Handsomely cut with landscape and hunting scenes. 
 
 Height, 15 inches. 
 
 311 TWO PEPPER AND SALT SHAKERS. 
 
 White with blue bands. 
 
 312 WHEILDON TEAPOT. 
 
 OLD ENGLISH TEA CADDY. 
 
 313 TWO STAFFORDSHIRE TOBY FIGURES. 
 
 Mustard pot and pepper shaker. 
 
 314 TWO STAFFORDSHIRE TOBY FIGURES. 
 
 Similar to the preceding. 
 
 315 TEAPOT WITH BLACK-AND-WHITE TRANSFER 
 DECORATION. 
 
 DELFT TEA CADDY: BLUE DECORATION. 
 
 316 FURSTENBURG TEAPOT. 
 
 (Spout chipped.) 
 
 DELFT TEA CADDY. 
 
 317 CHINESE TEAPOT AND DELFT TEA CADDY. 
 
 318 WEDGWOOD BLACK BASALT TEAPOT. 
 
 Ribbed surface; knob shaped as a draped figure. 
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319 S£VRES CREAM JUG. 
 
 With gold bands and knobs; monogram and crest. 
 
 CRYSTAL CHOCOLATE POT. 
 Enamel decoration. 
 
 320 FURSTENBURG TEAPOT. 
 
 OLD MEISSEN TEA CADDY. 
 Panel Chinese decoration. 
 
 321 BLACK MOTTLED MARBLE TEAPOT. 
 
 Its surface cut in diamond facets. 
 
 OLD MILK JUG OF WHITE. 
 
 322 TWO CUT GLASS STEINS. 
 
 With the crown and crest of Louis Philippe. From 
 the Palace at Fontainebleau. 
 
 323 WEGELEY TEAPOT. 
 
 (First Berlin Porcelain period.) Decorated with 
 scenes in brown with gold stripes. 
 
 BERLIN TEA CADDY. 
 
 324 PAIR OF ROUEN VASES. 
 
 Urn shaped with covers and two leaf handles deco- 
 rated with birds and flowers. (One knob repaired.) 
 
 325 WHEILDON TEAPOT. 
 
 With fruits and flowers in relief. 
 
 WHEILDON HOT MILK JUG. 
 
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326 TWO WHEILDON CAULIFLOWER TEAPOTS. 
 
 With fruits and flowers in relief. 
 
 327 THREE MINIATURE ROCKINGHAM TEAPOTS. 
 
 328 TWO LEEDS PEPPER SHAKERS. 
 
 Cream color. (Base of one repaired, both knobs 
 missing.) 
 
 329 TWO LEEDS PEPPER SHAKERS. 
 
 Cream color. (Base of one chipped.) 
 
 330 TWO PEWTER PEPPER SHAKERS. 
 
 Of quaint design. 
 
 331 GLASS WINE FLAGON. 
 
 Base with scroll feet set in elaborate mounting of 
 sterling silver in a pattern of garlands, flowers and 
 fluted bands; the handle shaped as a child bearing 
 a scroll, surmounted by a crouching lion. Marked 
 with crest and monogram. 
 
 Height, 13 inches; weight of silver mount, 28 ounces. 
 
 332 CUT GLASS DECANTER. 
 
 With panelled and fluted sides and steeple top. 
 (Chipped.) 
 
 333 OLD CHELSEA TEA CADDY. 
 
 Diamond shape decorated with tropical birds and 
 flowers. 
 
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334 SILVER LUSTRE STAFFORDSHIRE CROCUS POT 
 WITH ORIGINAL COVER. 
 Half-round form, decorated in panels of pastoral 
 scenes. 
 
 335 RIDGWAY ROSE JAR. 
 
 Urn shape with grotesque head handles; flower 
 knob; perforated cover decorated with blue festoons 
 on a white ground. 
 
 336 OLD LEEDS TEAPOT. 
 
 Cream color paste with relief decoration; twisted 
 handles and flower knob. 
 
 337 FURSTENBURG TEAPOT AND TEA CADDY. 
 
 Urn shape having gold stripes and pineapple knobs. 
 
 338 OLD TORTOISESHELL TEAPOT. 
 OLD AGATE WARE MILK JUG. 
 MINIATURE AGATE SUGAR BOWL. 
 
 339 OLD SPODE COVERED CUP AND SAUCER. 
 
 Decorated with garlands of roses on a blue and gold 
 ground. Gold handles shaped as winged termes with 
 butterfly knob. 
 
 340 WEDGWOOD CAMEO PLAQUE. 
 Mounted in gold as a ring. 
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341 MEISSEN URN-SHAPED VASE WITH COVER. 
 
 Having scroll handles; flower knob; and Cupid and 
 Venus panel in white enamel. 
 
 342 OLD RAUENSTEIN TEAPOT. 
 
 BERLIN TEA CADDY DATED ABOUT 1800. 
 
 343 SILVER LUSTRE TEA SET. 
 
 Five cups and saucers; cream pitcher; waste and 
 sugar bowls and teapot. (Cover of the latter 
 chippedO (14 pieces.) 
 
 344 TWO SMALL CUT GLASS CREAM PITCHERS. 
 
 345 AGATE WARE VASE. 
 
 With black basalt handle and base. 
 
 AGATE WARE TEAPOT. 
 
 346 TWELVE CUT GLASS FLARING CIDER GLASSES. 
 
 347 WEDGWOOD DOUBLE SCENT BOTTLE. 
 
 White figures with borders and garlands on a blue 
 background; silver gilt mountings. 
 
 348 TWO LEEDS PEPPER SHAKERS. 
 
 Cream color. 
 
 349 LEEDS SUGAR SIFTER AND A SALT SHAKER. 
 
 Cream color. 
 
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350 WEDGWOOD FLAT POCKET SCENT BOTTLE. 
 
 The sides panelled with figures of Venus and Cupid 
 in relief in white on blue ground with garlands and 
 rope borders; gold mountings. 
 
 351 PAIR OF MINIATURE AGATE WARE WHEILDON 
 
 TEAPOTS. 
 
 One slightly chipped in cover. 
 
 352 TWO WEDGWOOD AND BENTLEY PORTRAIT 
 
 MEDALLIONS. 
 
 Modelled in white on a blue background. (One 
 background chipped.) 
 
 353 MARCOLINI TEAPOT AND COPENHAGEN MIN- 
 
 IATURE TEAPOT. (2 pieces.) 
 
 354 MARCOLINI COVERED BOWL. 
 
 Decorated with landscape panels on gold ground; 
 the cover surmounted by dragons and a lizard. 
 
 355 OLD MEISSEN TEAPOT. 
 
 Watteau panel decoration. 
 
 COPENHAGEN MINIATURE TEAPOT. 
 
 356 TWO WEDGWOOD PEPPER SHAKERS. 
 
 One a basket pattern, the other with garland deco- 
 ration. 
 
 357 TWO LEEDS PEPPER SHAKERS. 
 
 Cream color. 
 
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358 TWO LEEDS PEPPER SHAKERS. 
 
 Cream color. (Base of one chipped.) 
 
 359 OLD ENGLISH TEA BOX. 
 
 With three brass tea caddies. 
 
 360 URN-SHAPED S£VRES VASE. 
 
 Of Bleu-de-Roi with panels of landscape and domestic 
 scenes, bordered with jewels, and signed "A. Moriot." 
 Period, about 1800. 
 
 361 BOHEMIAN RUBY CUT GLASS COVERED JAR. 
 
 Urn shaped; with scroll edges and acorn finial; the 
 bowl engraved with hunting scenes; the cover etched 
 with rococo ornament. Height, 20 inches. 
 
 362 BLACK TEAPOT WITH CHINESE DECORATION. 
 
 OLD MEISSEN BOTTLE. 
 
 With enamel and sanded decoration. 
 
 363 BERLIN VASE WITH REVERSIBLE COVER FORM- 
 
 ING A CANDLESTICK. 
 
 Decorated with miniature landscapes and figures in 
 violet and gold; the handles shaped as female heads. 
 
 364 AGATE WARE TEAPOT. 
 
 TEAPOT WITH CHINESE DECORATION. 
 The feet formed as a vine, flower cover. 
 
 365 BRISTOL GLASS BOWL WITH TRAY AND COVER. 
 
 Decorated with birds, flowers and gold bands. 
 
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366 PAIR OF EARLY WEDGWOOD COVERED URNS 
 
 OF AGATE WARE. 
 
 With laurel garlands in high relief and scroll handles. 
 
 Height, 15 inches. 
 
 367 LOWESTOFT MEMORIAL PLATE. 
 
 Decorated with scroll border and centre crest in 
 blue and gold. 
 
 368 RIDGWAY GARNITURE OF THREE PIECES. 
 
 Covered vases with lion- and faun-head handles; 
 flower and fruit panels on blue and gold ground; with 
 pineapple knobs. (One handle repaired.) 
 
 369 TWO LEEDS PEPPER SHAKERS. 
 
 Cream color. (Top of one chipped.) 
 
 370 TWO LEEDS PEPPER SHAKERS. 
 
 With fluted base and scroll handles. (One knob 
 missing.) 
 
 371 TWO LEEDS PEPPER SHAKERS. 
 
 Cream color. 
 
 372 TWO LEEDS PEPPER SHAKERS. 
 
 Cream color. 
 
 373 OLD DOULTON PITCHER. 
 
 With conventional relief decoration in two colors on 
 brown ground. Impressed mark. (Top chipped.) 
 
374 PAIR OF LARGE DRESDEN FIGURES. 
 
 Flower girl and gallant. Signed J. P. [Jean Petit]. 
 
 Height, 20 inches. 
 
 375 MEISSEN COVERED TUREEN. 
 
 Decorated with miniature landscape panels, Cupids 
 and female heads and the crown of Saxony. Made 
 in 1848 for the Crystal Palace Exhibition in London. 
 Its companion is in the Walters Collection, Baltimore. 
 
 376 SALT GLAZE TEAPOT. 
 
 With embossed blue flower decoration. 
 WEDGWOOD TEAPOT. 
 Of basket pattern. 
 
 377 TWO LEEDS BASKETS WITH TRAYS. 
 
 Cream color, pierced open work and basket pattern 
 with lead glazing. 
 
 378 TWO SMALL WORCESTER PLATTERS. 
 
 With scroll edge decorated in blue and gold flower 
 sprays. 
 
 379 ROYAL BERLIN GROUP. 
 
 Orpheus, Eurydice and Cupid. In perfect condition. 
 
 Height, 13 inches. 
 
 380 TWO LOWESTOFT PLATES. 
 
 The borders in blue and gold and the centre of 
 flower decoration. 
 
 381 SALT GLAZE DECORATED TEAPOT. 
 
 LOWESTOFT HELMET CREAM PITCHER AND 
 TRAY. 
 
 Decorated with pink scrolls and flowers. 
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382 SHEFFIELD CHOCOLATE POT. 
 
 Of Empire design; on three feet with wood loop 
 handle. (Repaired.) 
 
 383 ENGLISH CUT GLASS DESSERT SET. 
 
 Consisting of one large and four small dishes, each 
 mounted in a basket shaped stand of grape-vine 
 design of fire-gilt; the glass exquisitely cut in a 
 fluted pattern. 
 
 384 WEDGWOOD BLACK BASALT TEAPOT. 
 With enamelled decoration. 
 
 WEDGWOOD MUSTARD POT. 
 
 With twisted handle and open-work top. 
 
 385 BOHEMIAN RUBY GLASS DESSERT SERVICE. 
 
 Consisting of a large fruit and flower piece; twelve 
 dessert plates; two compote dishes with covers; two 
 small compotes; three cake-stands; two fruit-stands; 
 and twelve plates. With scalloped edges, gold bands, 
 and interlaced scroll decoration. (22 pieces in all.) 
 
 386 PAIR OF WEDGWOOD BLACK BASALT COVERED 
 
 VASES. 
 
 Decorated with relief figures of Apollo and the 
 
 Muses of Music, Poetry and Dancing with bands of 
 
 Greek ornament; high handles, flat ornamented 
 
 covers with tall urn-shaped knobs. 
 
 Height, 20 1-2 inches. 
 (See Illustration) 
 
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No. 380. RARE WEDGWOOD BLACK BASALT VASE AND CARVED 
 WOOD PEDESTAL 
 
387 A PAIR OF HANDSOMELY CARVED PEDESTALS. 
 Carved with rams heads and festoons and having 
 claw feet; of the Chippendale period. 
 
 388 OLD CROWN DERBY SUPPER SERVICE OF 
 EARLY DEUSBURY PERIOD. 
 
 Consisting of seventeen pieces, namely six large 
 plates, six bread and butter plates, tureen with 
 cover and four quarter round dishes fitted in a 
 mahogany tray. The pieces are richly decorated 
 with wreath and urn pattern in metallic green with 
 heavy gold bands. Factory marks date about 1785. 
 
 389 PAIR OF BRASS ANDIRONS OF HEPPLEWHITE 
 DESIGN. 
 
 Square Monument shape; with ball and claw feet. 
 Handsomely engraved. Said to have been brought 
 to this country by the Fairfax Family of Virginia 
 in the Seventeenth Century. 
 
 390 OLD ENGLISH STEEL FIRE SET. 
 
 With brass handles; ball tops. (3 pieces.) 
 
 391 PIERCED BRASS FENDER. 
 
 Pierced in an ornate pattern of roses and leaves with 
 top rail and three low shaped feet; having an ash 
 pan. Height, 15 1-2 inches; length, 48 inches. 
 
 392 DUTCH HAMMERED BRASS FIRE SCREEN. 
 
 With hoop feet; decorated with Teniers group 
 "The Card Players." Height, 31 inches. 
 
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393 LOUIS XVIth UPRIGHT MIRROR. 
 
 With frame of carved wood, gilded. 
 (See Illustration) 
 
 394 THREE MAHOGANY SIDE CHAIRS. 
 
 With turned front legs, twisted roll backs, carved 
 slats and slip seats upholstered in vari-colored silk 
 damask. 
 
 395 AMERICAN MAHOGANY FOLDING TOP CARD 
 
 TABLE. 
 
 Square top, scalloped corners; having a single drawer 
 with brass drop handles. Diameter, 33 inches. 
 
 396 CHIPPENDALE MAHOGANY ARM CHAIR. 
 
 Cabriole legs, claw and ball feet; carved and pierced 
 splat; slip seat upholstered in crimson silk brocade. 
 
 397 COLONIAL BRASS FENDER. 
 
 With heavy rope twist base; three paw feet; the 
 field pierced in a wheel pattern. 
 
 398 SHERATON ARM CHAIR. 
 
 Fluted front legs; wheel back with carved rosette 
 centre; the arms resting on scrolls and the seat 
 upholstered in crimson silk brocade. 
 
 399 ORIGINAL SHERATON FOLDING TOP CARD- 
 
 TABLE. 
 
 Of kidney shape; the bed of satinwood; mahogany 
 top; reeded edge and panel inlays. 
 
 Diameter, 38 inches. 
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400 PAIR OF RED BOHEMIAN LUSTRES. 
 
 The red overlaid with white enamel; having long 
 triangular prisms with steeple points. 
 
 401 ORIGINAL MAHOGANY SHERATON SIDE CHAIR. 
 
 Shield back, finely carved, and upholstered in red 
 silk damask. 
 
 402 ADAMS FIRE SCREEN. 
 
 With embroidered silk panel with crest; supported 
 on a black and gold stand with claw feet. 
 
 403 COLONIAL MANTEL MIRROR: THREE LIGHTS. 
 
 With deep grooved moulding surmounted by turned 
 comer knobs. Height, 29 inches; width, 63 inches. 
 
 404 EARLY MAHOGANY SIDE CHAIR OF CHIPPEN- 
 DALE DESIGN. 
 With cabriole legs, claw and ball feet; the front legs 
 and splat handsomely carved; slip seat, upholstered 
 in grey hair-cloth. In original condition. 
 
 405 COLONIAL MANTEL MIRROR: THREE LIGHTS. 
 With baluster columns; rosette comers; shelf cornice 
 and pediment with applied turned ornament. 
 
 Height, 25 inches; width, 64 inches. 
 
 406 ORIGINAL EMPIRE MAHOGANY ARM CHAIR. 
 With reeded front legs, crow shaped arms, upholstered 
 in crimson cut plush. 
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407 EMPIRE MANTEL MIRROR. 
 
 The columns with leaf ornaments, rosette comers; 
 shelf cornice and pediment decorated with pine- 
 apple and relief ornament. 
 
 Height, 20 inches; width, 47 inches. 
 
 408 TWO MAHOGANY SIDE CHAIRS IN SHERATON 
 
 STYLE. 
 
 The backs carved with a ribbon and sunflower design; 
 slip seats upholstered in red silk brocade. 
 
 409 UPRIGHT EMPIRE MIRROR. 
 
 Of mahogany with upper panel in gold-leaf carved 
 in relief of "The Rape of Europa;" the lower panel 
 showing a gold sheaf of wheat. 
 
 Height, 65 inches; width, 31 inches. 
 
 410 ORIGINAL HEPPLEWHITE MAHOGANY FOLD- 
 
 ING CARD TABLE. 
 
 Half round form, bed and legs and top inlaid with 
 holly, finished with satinwood border. Spade feet. 
 In fine condition. 38 x 33 inches, extended. 
 
 411 UNUSUAL CHINESE CHIPPENDALE MIRROR. 
 
 Containing one large and two narrow panels; the 
 frame elaborately carved with scrolls, leaves, drops, 
 shells and other devices terminating in a pagoda top. 
 An orginal piece in fine condition. Very rare. 
 
 Height, 42 inches; width, 54 inches. 
 
 412 SERPENTINE BRASS FENDER. 
 
 With rope edges and applied ornament. 
 
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413 ORIGINAL CIRCULAR MAHOGANY LIBRARY 
 
 TABLE. 
 
 With turned pedestal, ending in four carved paw feet. 
 
 Diameter, 43 inches. 
 
 414 UPRIGHT MIRROR. 
 
 With painted glass top panel in gold on a white 
 ground; the reeded frame overlaid with leaf orna- 
 ment; rosette capitals. 
 
 Height, 54 inches; width, 29 inches. 
 
 415 MAHOGANY CELLARETTE. 
 
 With serpentine front; tambour sliding door; and 
 original brass mounts. When opened forms a small 
 sideboard with additional shelves. 
 
 416 SMALL MAHOGANY SIDE TABLE. 
 
 With claw and ball feet; three drawers with reed 
 mouldings and brass drop handles. 
 
 Length, 30 inches; width, 18 inches. 
 
 417 ORIGINAL SHERATON MAHOGANY CARD 
 TABLE. 
 
 With folding top, shaped outline, inlaid decoration. 
 
 Extended top, 36 inches. 
 
 418 SAN DOMINGO MAHOGANY SERVING TABLE. 
 Top having two swell drawers is supported by two 
 carved mummies; base shelf resting on brass paw 
 feet; mirror back, and original brass knobs. Partly 
 rebuilt. 
 
 Height, 42 inches; width, 54 inches; depth, 24 inches. 
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419 PAIR OF DROP-LEAF DINING TABLES OF SAN 
 DOMINGO MAHOGANY. 
 
 With fluted legs, brass socket castors; made by 
 John Needles about 1815 in Balitmore. In fine 
 original condition. 
 
 Top extended, 87 inches; width, 47 inches. 
 
 420 SAN DOMINGO MAHOGANY EMPIRE SIDE- 
 BOARD. 
 
 With four columns having ormolu capitals and bases 
 
 resting on square bases with carved paw feet; two 
 
 side cupboards; four drawers with one large centre 
 
 drawer. The back shows carved broken arch cornice 
 
 between two side boxes. Mirror back above and 
 
 below. 
 
 Height, 62 inches; length, 85 inches; depth, 26 inches. 
 
 (See Illustration) 
 
 421 ORIGINAL MAHOGANY DINING TABLE. 
 
 With cabriole legs, claw and ball feet, scroll shape 
 bed and two drop leaves. In fine condition. 
 
 Extended top, 64 x 47 1-2 inches. 
 
 422 SHERATON HIGH POST BEDSTEAD. 
 
 Handsomely carved and fluted posts, having inlaid 
 panels. Slightly restored. 
 
 423 EMPIRE MAHOGANY SOFA. 
 
 Resting on carved legs with paw feet; curved arms 
 carved with phoenix; high shaped back carved in a 
 scroll pattern. Upholstered in dark green striped 
 denim. Height, 45 inches; length, 79 inches. 
 
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424 CHIPPENDALE HALL CLOCK OF SAN DOMINGO 
 MAHOGANY. 
 
 Having reeded side columns with brass capitals and 
 bases; carved arched cornice; painted dial showing 
 phases of the moon; pierced hands with the second- 
 hand. Height, 85 inches. 
 (See Illustration) 
 
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FOURTH SESSION 
 
 Wednesday Afternoon, December 4, 1912, at 2:30 o'clock 
 
 Old English China, Lustre, Cut Glass, Ivory, 
 Andirons, Tables, Mirrors, and Chairs 
 
 425 MINIATURE COLORED PRINT ON GLASS. 
 
 Major-General Zachary Taylor, President of the 
 United States in 1849. With Japanned metal frame. 
 
 426 OLD STEEL PUZZLE PADLOCK. 
 
 427 TWO QUEEN WILHELMINA SOUVENIR PLATES. 
 
 Dated 1898. 
 
 428 STEEL SUGAR CUTTER. 
 
 With Wedgwood medallion. 
 
 429 TWO TORTOISESHELL TEA CADDIES. 
 
 With ball feet; inside trays with locks. 
 
 430 RED BOHEMIAN CUT GLASS TOILET BOTTLE. 
 
 Of unusual shape, with flat cut top. 
 
 431 TWO ENGLISH LACQUERED TRAYS. 
 
 One with two ostriches on a red ground; the other 
 with Chinese decoration. 
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432 MAHOGANY LIQUEUR CASE. 
 
 In form of a diminutive desk with brass ball feet 
 and brass inlays; containing six bottles and two glasses 
 with gold decoration. 
 
 433 CURIOUS TEAPOT. 
 
 Shaped as a tree; with relief flower decoration. 
 
 434 PAIR OF CUT GLASS BOHEMIAN TOILET BOT- 
 
 TLES. 
 
 Of unusual shape with acorn tops. 
 
 435 S£VRES CUP AND SAUCER. 
 
 Dated 1846. 
 FRENCH CUP AND SAUCER. 
 (Chipped.) 
 
 436 WHEILDON TEA CADDY. 
 
 Cauliflower pattern. 
 OLD GOTHIC TEAPOT. 
 
 437 TWO PEPPER SHAKERS. 
 
 Blue decoration on a chocolate ground. 
 
 438 TWO LEEDS PEPPER SHAKERS. 
 
 Cream color. 
 
 439 TWO LEEDS PEPPER SHAKERS. 
 
 Cream color. 
 
 440 LADY'S GOLD POCKET PENCIL. 
 
 With Topaz Setting. 
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441 LADY'S GOLD POCKET PENCIL. 
 
 442 JACKFIELD TEAPOT AND CHINESE TEA CADDY. 
 
 443 OLD LEEDS INKSTAND. 
 
 The base decorated with acanthus leaves; the 
 sides and ends pierced; two ink-wells and a sand-box. 
 (One chipped.) 
 
 444 TWO MINIATURE SALT GLAZE BUTTER DISHES. 
 
 With trays and covers; basket pattern with relief 
 rococo decoration. 
 
 445 TWO IVORY MINIATURES. 
 
 Portraits of young women, one mounted as a brooch. 
 
 446 PAIR OF DECORATED PEPPER SHAKERS. 
 
 447 PAIR OF LEEDS MUFFINEERS. 
 
 Decorated with flowers. 
 
 448 MAJOLICA FRUIT BASKET. 
 
 Open-work, with flower and leaf border in brown and 
 green glaze, of a very early period. 
 
 449 OLD BLUE AND GOLD DRESDEN CUP AND 
 
 SAUCER. 
 
 OLD WORCESTER CUP AND SAUCER. 
 With Chinese decoration. 
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450 MEISSEN TEAPOT: EMPIRE PERIOD. 
 
 Showing garlands of fruit on a gold ground. 
 
 OLD BERLIN SUGAR BOWL. 
 (Repaired.) 
 
 OLD BERLIN CREAM JUG. 
 Gold lined. 
 
 451 PROSKAU SALT CELLAR. 
 
 Shaped as a Cupid holding two shells. 
 
 452 OLD IVORY FAN. 
 
 Panelled on both sides with Watteau scenes on a 
 gold ground. Signed. 
 
 453 MINIATURE CARVED BOXWOOD SCENT BOT- 
 
 TLE. 
 
 Carved with trophies and an urn of fruit. 
 
 454 MINIATURE TEAPOT. 
 
 Of hand wrought copper with lid; swinging bail 
 and hinged spout cover. 
 
 455 TWO PEPPER SHAKERS. 
 
 One of pink lustre; one of Bristol glass. 
 
 456 TWO LEEDS PEPPER SHAKERS. 
 
 Cream color. 
 
 457 TWO PEPPER SHAKERS. 
 
 Yellow and white with blue bands. 
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458 OLD ENGLISH BURL MAPLE TEA BASKET. 
 
 Containing twelve spoons; sugar tongs; caddy 
 spoon and sugar spoon, all with Dutch Hall Marks. 
 
 (16 pieces including case.) 
 
 459 FRENCH TOBY TEAPOT AND WATER PITCHER. 
 
 460 OLD LAVA PITCHER. 
 
 Urn shape with relief decoration on buiF ground; 
 cameo of Canova on the bottom. 
 
 461 OLD SUNDERLAND LUSTRE JUG. 
 
 Decorated with ship in full sail and poetic inscription. 
 
 462 DOULTON JUG IN BROWN SALT GLAZE. 
 
 Scratch decoration of pigs. Signed "Hannah B. 
 Barlow." 
 
 463 FLAT GLAZE TEAPOT. 
 
 With enamel decoration. (Cracked.) 
 
 DELFT TEAPOT. 
 
 Decorated with sprays of flowers in blue and green. 
 
 464 BROWN BISCUIT OPEN-WORK BASKET. 
 
 With silver lustre decoration, and twisted handles. 
 
 465 WHEILDON SUGAR BOWL. 
 
 WHEILDON TEAPOT AND CREAM PITCHER. 
 
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466 MINIATURE DRAWING ROOM IN IVORY. 
 
 Containing six miniature ivoiy carvings; a secre- 
 tary; piano; comer cabinet; boat; altar and chair. 
 (Two repaired.) Enclosed under glass case. 
 
 467 MOTHER-OF-PEARL FAN. 
 
 With three vignette landscapes on silk. From the 
 collection of Robert Gilmor. 
 
 468 THREE ROCK CRYSTAL SPOONS. 
 
 With handles of Florentine Enamel on silver. In a 
 morocco case. 
 
 469 EMPIRE JEWELRY CABINET. 
 
 Of ormolu with ten miniature oval wax panels 
 inserted. 
 
 470 PAIR OF OLD BRACELETS WITH SCOTCH PEB- 
 
 BLES. 
 
 Set in gilt thistles. 
 
 PAIR OF OLD WEDGWOOD BELT BUCKLES. 
 With blue medallions in ormolu mounts. 
 
 471 CAPO DI MONTE CUP AND SAUCER. 
 
 Painted with Hercules and the Youthfid Faun; 
 bordered with gold. (Cup repaired.) 
 
 472 OLD BERLIN TEAPOT. 
 
 With four panels of birds in a mosaic pattern; alter- 
 nating with smaller panels of urns in mosaic on red 
 and gold ground; sunken cover with gold Sphinx 
 knob. 
 From the collection of the Dowager Duchess of Beaufort. 
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473 JACKFIELD TEA SET. 
 
 Teapot, cream pitcher and milk jug. 
 
 474 IVORY MINIATURE OF MARY QUEEN OF SCX)TS. 
 
 475 SIX ROCK CRYSTAL SPOONS. 
 
 The handles of finely wrought Florentine enamel on 
 silver. In a morocco case. 
 
 476 ROCKINGHAM TEAPOT. 
 TORTOISESHELL TEAPOT. 
 
 477 OLD SPODE COVERED BASKET. 
 
 Open work in pale blue and white, resting on vine 
 feet; with flower knob. 
 
 478 SMALL SHEFFIELD BON-BON BOAT. 
 
 Pierced with lion-head ring handles and sterling 
 silver mounts. 
 
 479 TWO EARLY WORCESTER CUPS AND SAUCERS. 
 
 One having a decoration of birds and insects; the 
 other with flowers on a blue ground. 
 
 480 OLD ROYAL VIENNA COVERED BOWL WITH 
 
 TRAY. 
 
 The bowl and cover shaped as a cauliflower, with 
 radiating leaves in relief, gilt scroll edge strewn with 
 flowers. 
 
 481 OLD SHEFFIELD PLATE CREAM JUG. 
 
 With fluted base, loop handles; gilt lined. 
 
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482 TWO LEEDS PEPPER SHAKERS. 
 
 Cream color. 
 
 483 PAIR OF SHEFFIELD COASTERS. 
 
 Pierced and chased in an Egyptian pattern. 
 
 484 TWO BRIERWOOD PEPPER SHAKERS. 
 
 Carved acorn forms. 
 
 485 TWO MORE, SIMILAR. 
 
 One with shell base and pearl inlays. (One cracked.) 
 
 486 TWO ENGLISH CUT GLASS FRUIT DISHES. 
 
 Medallion pattern. 
 
 487 CUT GLASS DECANTER. 
 
 With heavy flat cutting. (Chipped.) 
 
 488 CUT GLASS CAKE OR FRUIT BASKET. 
 
 With silver pierced and chased handle. 
 
 489 TWO COPPER LUSTRE PEPPER SHAKERS. 
 
 490 ANOTHER PAIR, SIMILAR. 
 
 491 ANOTHER PAIR, SIMILAR. 
 
 492 LIQUEUR TODDY SET OF AMBER GLASS. 
 
 Trays; two decanters; two goblets; sugar bowl; 
 the sides panelled and etched with scenes of the Chase. 
 
 88 
 
493 PAIR OF SHEFFIELD CANDLESTICKS. 
 
 Adams design; with round bases, taper columns 
 bound with garlands held by ram's heads; urn- 
 shaped cups with acanthus applied ornaments. 
 
 494 PAIR OF CUT GLASS COMPOTE DISHES. 
 
 With steeple knobs, notched rims; mounted on a 
 sterling silver base. 
 
 495 STERLING SILVER SNUFFERS AND TRAYS. 
 
 With scroll and flower border. 
 
 496 TWELVE SHERRY GLASSES. 
 
 497 "ANDREW JACKSON" CUT GLASS DECANTER. 
 
 Engraved with American Spread-Eagle, Thirteen 
 Stars, and monogram "J. L." From the collection 
 of Mrs. Hough of Alexandria, and said to have been 
 given her mother in 1804 by General Andrew Jackson. 
 
 498 PAIR OF OLD CUT GLASS "HURRICANE" CAN- 
 
 DLE SHADES. 
 
 499 TWO MARCOLINI PEPPER SHAKERS. 
 
 With gold latticed and flower decoration. 
 
 500 TWO BLUE AND WHITE PEPPER SHAKERS. 
 
 With landscape decorations. 
 
 501 TWO IVORY PEPPER SHAKERS. 
 
 With carved bases and tops. 
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502 PAIR OF THREE-LIGHT SHEFFIELD CANDELA- 
 
 BRA. 
 
 Square scroll edged base; taper standard; um cups; 
 curved letter "S" arms and flower central finial. 
 
 503 BOHEMIAN GLASS GOBLET. 
 
 Decorated with white enamel with portrait and flower 
 medallions. 
 
 CUT GLASS AMPHORA BOHEMIAN GLASS 
 PITCHER. 
 With apphed leaf panels of white and gold. (2 pieces.) 
 
 504 OLD ENGLISH CUT GLASS SUGAR BOWL. 
 
 Of Adams design. 
 
 OLD ENGLISH CUT GLASS FRUIT BOWL. 
 With diamond and fan edge. - 
 
 505 CUT GLASS FLOWER VASE. 
 
 506 TWELVE ENGLISH CUT GLASS CORDIAL 
 
 GLASSES. 
 
 507 PAIR OF OLD CUT GLASS SALT CELLARS. A 
 
 PEPPER SHAKER, AND MUFFINEER. 
 
 508 SIX ENGLISH CUT GLASS TUMBLERS. 
 
 509 ROYAL VIENNA T£TE-A-T£TE SERVICE. 
 
 Consisting of tray, teapot, covered cream jug, cov- 
 ered sugar bowl, two cups and saucers. All exquis- 
 itely painted in panels of classical subjects. 
 
 (8 pieces.) 
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510 PAIR OF MARCOLINI COVERED VASES. 
 
 Urn shaped on square bases decorated with garlands; 
 the sides panelled with landscapes and flowers; oak 
 leaf and branch handles; the covers surmounted by 
 winged Sphinxes. Height, 14 inches. 
 
 511 LARGE LOWESTOFT TEA CADDY. 
 
 Decorated with baskets of flowers and intertwined 
 garlands. 
 
 512 OLD RAUENSTEIN TEAPOT. 
 
 Melon shape. 
 
 WALLENBERG TEA CADDY. 
 
 5 13 WALLENBERG CHOCOLATE POT AND MILK JUG. 
 
 With gilt and flower decoration. 
 
 514 OLD LEEDS TEAPOT. 
 
 With twisted handle; flower knob; decorated with 
 a medallion of the Prince of Orange. 
 
 OLD LEEDS TEA CADDY. 
 
 With portrait medallions. (Chipped.) 
 
 515 MEISSEN PORCELAIN CASTOR. 
 
 Five pieces; tray, vinegar, oil, salt and pepper 
 cruets; decorated with birds and flowers, having 
 flower knobs. Marked "A. R." [Augustus Rex.] 
 
 516 ENGLISH SILVER LUSTRE TEAPOT. 
 
 MILK JUG WITH SILVER CHAIN. 
 Red flower decoration. 
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517 EIGHTEEN CUT GLASS ENGLISH TUMBLERS. 
 
 Strawberry and diamond design. 
 
 518 LEEDS GRAPE DISH AND BON-BON TRAY. 
 
 Leaf shape with relief decoration of vines and 
 berries. 
 
 519 PAIR OF OLD ENGLISH CUT GLASS JAM BOWLS 
 WITH COVERS. 
 
 520 RARE LOWESTOFT PLATTER. 
 
 Decorated with a floral pattern in rose, gold and red. 
 
 521 LOWESTOFT SUGAR BOWL WITH COVER AND 
 
 TWISTED HANDLES. 
 
 Powdered with flower sprays; having berry and 
 leaf knob. 
 
 522 EIGHT EARLY CROWN DERBY PLATES. 
 
 Decorated in blue and gold enamel. (3 cracked.) 
 
 523 UNUSUAL WEDGWOOD GARNITURE. 
 
 Five pieces; two urns; two vases (convertible into 
 candlesticks) and one large vase. With gold handles 
 shaped as angels joined by garlands. 
 
 524 OLD ROYAL VIENNA COVERED CUP AND 
 
 SAUCER. 
 
 Bands of violet and brown interrupted by medallion 
 Gorgon heads and gold work exquisitely chased; 
 pineapple knob. 
 
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525 OLD BRISTOL TEAPOT. 
 
 Decorated with birds and insects. 
 
 OLD GERMAN TEAPOT. 
 
 Decorated with miniature portraits. Period about 
 1770. Made in Leimbach. 
 
 526 SILVER LUSTRE TEA SET. 
 
 Melon shape. Consisting of teapot, hot-water jug; 
 sugar bowl, cream pitcher and waste bowl. (S pieces.) 
 
 527 OLIVE BASALT OVAL TEAPOT. 
 
 Decorated with garlands of flowers in white relief. 
 
 528 MINTON SOFT PASTE DESSERT SERVICE. 
 
 Turquoise and gold band rims; centre with Cupid 
 decoration in the Boucher manner. Consisting of 
 two large fruit-stands; two smaller fruit-stands; 
 four cake-stands; and twelve plates. 
 
 529 SIX WEDGWOOD CUPS AND SAUCERS. 
 
 With transfer decorations in various colors. 
 
 WHEILDON PINK LUSTRE TRAY OR PLAQUE. 
 With inscription. 
 
 530 LARGE LOWESTOFT CIDER PITCHER. 
 
 Decorated with sprays of flowers. 
 
 531 BISQUE ROSE JAR IN THE FORM OF A BASKET. 
 
 With perforated lid; having deep blue bands and 
 light blue floral garlanded border. 
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532 OLD WEDGWOOD TEAPOT. 
 
 Octagonal in form; the alternating side panels deco- 
 rated with Chinese landscapes and floral patterns. 
 
 533 OLD COPELAND DESSERT SET. 
 
 Twelve scalloped edged plates; six compotes on 
 stands; richly decorated in Chinese style with 
 flowers and vari-colored borders. (18 pieces.) 
 
 534 BLUE CANTON CHINA BABY'S BATH TUB. 
 
 Fitted into a mahogany frame with fluted legs; 
 brass feet. In original condition, the porcelain 
 bath decorated with Chinese landscapes. 
 Height, 17 inches; length, 27 inches; width, 16 inches. 
 
 535 PAIR OF COLONIAL BRASS ANDIRONS. 
 
 Rights and lefts. 
 
 536 MAHOGANY "CONSTITUTION" MIRROR. 
 
 With carved bird, gilded. 
 
 537 COLONIAL LAMP WITH ORMOLU MOUNTS. 
 
 Ormolu central column decorated with trophies in 
 relief; cut glass shade and prisms. 
 
 538 PAIR OF OLD BRASS ANDIRONS. 
 
 Urn shaped with scroll feet, rights and lefts. 
 
 539 CONVEX MANTEL MIRROR. 
 
 With carved leaf apron; double spiral candle- 
 branches on each side; the circular frame with 
 applied cartouches, flower and leaf carved pediment; 
 and spread eagle holding double chains and balls. 
 
 Diameter of glass, 15 inches. 
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540 CIRCULAR LIBRARY MAHOGANY TIP TABLE. 
 
 Elaborately carved pedestal with four legs and paw 
 feet; top inlaid with wide border and central rosette 
 in satinwood. Diameter, 42 inches. 
 
 541 BRASS FIRE SET AND STAND. 
 
 With um shaped tops, the stand having marble base. 
 
 542 QUEEN ANNE OLD BRASS TEA URN. 
 
 With scroll legs and handles. (Finial repaired.) 
 
 Height, 21 inches. 
 
 543 SHERATON UPRIGHT MIRROR. 
 
 With painted glass panel in gold leaf and color; 
 the frame carved and with carved pediment. 
 
 544 COLONIAL BRASS FENDER. 
 
 With open pierced panels alternating with solid 
 panels ornamented with raised bosses; four brass 
 feet. 
 
 545 PAIR OF COLONIAL BRASS ANDIRONS. 
 
 Ball and claw feet; um shaped; engraved with the 
 American Eagle. 
 
 546 EMPIRE MARBLE MANTEL CLOCK. 
 
 Black marble base and columns overlaid with ormolu 
 in Egyptian patterns; rayed Apollo head pendulum; 
 enamel dial; surmounted by a Spread Eagle and 
 suspended drapery beneath; columns surmounted 
 by bronzed winged Sphinxes. William Blakey, 
 Paris, Maker. Duplicate of the clock at Mount 
 Vernon. Height, 24 inches. 
 
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547 LADY'S DRESSING TABLE. 
 
 Of mahogany in the Georgian style, having cabriole 
 legs; carved swinging mirror, supported by two 
 dolphins; one large and two small drawers with 
 serpentine mouldings. 
 
 548 COLONIAL BRASS FENDER. 
 
 Of pierced brass in a lace pattern, having three paw 
 feet. 
 
 549 ENGLISH MANTEL CLOCK. 
 
 Mahogany case; brass gothic side-panels; carved 
 top with brass urn finial; brass bracket feet and 
 brass rosette drop ring side-handles. Painted dial; 
 strikes the hour and half-hours, and shows date. 
 
 550 COLONIAL UPRIGHT MIRROR. 
 
 The side-columns with relief ornament; ball cornice; 
 and painted glass top-panel. 
 
 551 ORIGINAL SHERATON MAHOGANY CARD 
 
 TABLE. 
 
 With folding top, indented round comers, and inlaid 
 decoration. Top extended, 38 inches. 
 
 552 SHERATON MAHOGANY SIDE CHAIR. 
 
 With carved and inlaid shield back; upholstered 
 in old wine-colored plush. 
 
 553 BANJO OR WILLARD CLOCK. 
 
 Of unusually large size; with carved eagle; carved 
 bracket and painted glass historical panel. (Has been 
 refinished.) 
 
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554 ORIGINAL MAHOGANY FOLDING CARD TABLE. 
 
 With taper legs, spade foot and one drawer. Grooved 
 edges and brass handles. In original condition. 
 
 Top extended, 35 x 36 inches. 
 
 555 MAHOGANY QUEEN ANNE MIRROR. 
 
 With gilt drapery and tassel side ornament; shell 
 base; and moulding top crested with the Prince of 
 Wales feathers. Height, 60 inches; width, 31 inches. 
 
 556 KIDNEY SHAPED MAHOGANY FOLDING CARD 
 TABLE. 
 
 Tapering legs with spade feet; beaded edges; in 
 original condition. Diameter, 38 inches. 
 
 " 557 KIDNEY SHAPED MAHOGANY FOLDING CARD 
 TABLE. 
 
 To match the preceding. 
 
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 558 TWO CHIPPENDALE MAHOGANY SIDE CHAIRS. 
 
 Square front legs and braces; pierced splats of 
 carved interlacing design; slip seats upholstered in 
 crimson silk brocade. 
 
 559 CHIPPENDALE MAHOGANY ARM CHAIR. 
 
 To match the preceding. 
 
 560 PAIR OF COLONIAL BRASS ANDIRONS. 
 
 With acorn tops; duck feet; the base engraved with 
 the American Eagle. 
 
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561 TWO WALNUT SIDE CHAIRS, CHIPPENDALE 
 DESIGN. 
 
 Carved cabriole legs, claw and ball feet; pierced 
 strap slats and slip seats upholstered in crimson silk 
 damask. 
 
 562 UPRIGHT LOUIS XVth MIRROR. 
 
 The frame carved in a floral pattern with comer 
 rosettes; pendant drapery below and crest of a tree; 
 with trophies and pendant garlands. 
 
 Height, 55 inches; width, 25 inches. 
 
 (See Illustration) 
 
 563 ORIGINAL MAHOGANY QUEEN ANNE CARD 
 TABLE. 
 
 Round legs and duck feet; triangular top, the drop 
 
 leaf extending it into a square. With secret drawer. 
 
 Height, 27 inches; top extended, 25 inches square. 
 
 564 UPRIGHT CHINESE CHIPPENDALE MIRROR. 
 With large and small panels; the frame carved with 
 shells, scrolls, flowers and fruit clustered with leaves, 
 and two eagles with spread wings. In original 
 condition. Height, 69 inches; width, 40 inches. 
 
 565 ROSEWOOD DRAWING ROOM TABLE. 
 
 Legs, bed and stretcher pierced and carved in a 
 pattern of shells and scrolls. Brocatelle marble top. 
 Made by John Needles, Baltimore, Md. In original 
 condition. Length, 42 inches; width, 25 inches. 
 
566 SHERATON MAHOGANY ARM CHAIR. 
 
 Fluted legs and uprights; shield shaped back with 
 pierced and carved splat; curved arms resting on 
 scroll. Upholstered in crimson silk brocade. 
 
 567 QUEEN ANNE MAHOGANY TOILET MIRROR. 
 
 With carved uprights and feet; and gold decoration. 
 
 568 TWO SHERATON SIDE CHAIRS. 
 
 With carved splats, slip seats upholstered in red silk 
 damask. 
 
 569 SET OF SIX ENGLISH SIDE CHAIRS. 
 
 The tops painted with miniature landscapes and gold 
 fret borders on a rose ground; slats and stretchers 
 decorated with garlands of fruits and leaves; legs 
 and uprights striped with gold; cane seats. These 
 chairs were brought from England in 1773 by the 
 Cockey family of Frederick County, Maryland; 
 slightly repaired and refinished. 
 
 570 COLONIAL MANTEL MIRROR: THREE LIGHTS. 
 Having turned uprights with applied relief ornament 
 in a flower pattern and leaf rosettes; shelf top. 
 
 Height, 21 inches; width, 50 inches. 
 
 571 QUEEN ANNE SIDE CHAIR. 
 
 With cabriole legs; the knees carved with shells 
 having claw and ball feet; solid splats carved with 
 flower and scroll; back crested with scroll and shell 
 carving; seat upholstered in dark green cut velvet. 
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572 EARLY AMERICAN FIRESIDE CHAIR. 
 
 With turned legs, having brass socket castors; high 
 back and winged sides recently upholstered in crim- 
 son silk flowered brocade; studded with brass nails. 
 
 S73 ORIGINAL CHIPPENDALE SIDE TABLE. 
 
 With carved cabriole legs, paw feet; the bed at one 
 side shaped with carved grotesque mask in the 
 centre. Long in possession of a Georgetown family 
 and remains in the original condition excepting 
 slight repairs to the top. Of unusual design and in 
 fine condition. 
 
 Length of top, 59 inches; width, 29 inches. 
 
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FIFTH SESSION 
 
 Thursday Afternoon, December S, 1912, at 2 :30 o'clock 
 
 Chinese Porcelains, Bronzes, Glass, Shef- 
 field Plate; a Collection of Early English 
 China Figures; Mirrors, Andirons, 
 Clocks, and Furniture 
 
 574 TWO PEPPER SHAKERS. 
 
 One of horn; one of pewter. 
 
 575 OLD DUTCH BEDSPREAD. 
 
 Handwoven of various colors with an American 
 Spread-Eagle in each comer. 
 
 576 WHEILDON AND WEDGWOOD TEAPOT. 
 
 Melon shape in green and yellow stripes with flower 
 and leaf decoration in relief. 
 
 577 JACKFIELD TEA CADDY AND COVERED CREAM 
 PITCHER. 
 
 578 SHERATON MAHOGANY AND SATINWOOD TEA 
 BOX. 
 
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579 CHINESE TEAPOT. 
 
 Double-barrel shape in green enamel. 
 
 CHINESE TEAPOT OF PAPIER MACH£. 
 (Repaired.) 
 
 BROWN CHINESE PORCELAIN TEAPOT. 
 
 580 OLD ENGLISH TEAPOT. 
 
 BLACK TEAPOT WITH CHINESE DECORATED 
 PANELS. 
 
 581 TWO STAFFORDSHIRE TOBY FIGURES. 
 
 Mustard pot and pepper shaker. 
 
 582 TWO STAFFORDSHIRE TOBY FIGURES. 
 
 Similar to the preceding. 
 
 583 OLD NEEDLEWORK PICTURE. 
 
 Silk embroidery on satin; classical landscape. 
 
 584 ENGLISH CUT GLASS WATER PITCHER. 
 
 Hob-nail pattern. 
 
 FLOWER VASE DATING FROM 1780. 
 (Imperfect.) 
 
 585 CUT GLASS JAM BOWL WITH COVER AND TRAY. 
 
 Of Adams design. 
 
 TWO CUT GLASS CIDER GOBLETS. 
 
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586 TWO SALT GLAZE TEAPOTS. 
 
 Shell shaped in white. (Spout of one repaired.) 
 
 587 PAIR OF BRISTOL VASES. 
 
 Decorated with festoons of flowers and butterflies 
 in enamel on a pink ground. From the MacTavish 
 Collection of Baltimore. 
 
 588 LEEDS TEAPOT. 
 
 With twisted handles; flower knob. 
 
 JACKFIELD CREAM PITCHER WITH COVER. 
 Flower decoration in gold. 
 
 589 TWO PEPPER SHAKERS. 
 
 One decorated; one cream color. 
 
 590 TWO PEPPER SHAKERS. 
 
 One Wheildon; one Leeds. 
 
 591 TWO PEPPER SHAKERS. 
 
 Decorated. 
 
 592 OLD GOTHIC TEAPOT. 
 
 (Spout chipped.) 
 
 KARL THEODORE TEAPOT. 
 
 593 OLD BOHEMIAN RUBY CUT GLASS VASE. 
 
 Panelled sides decorated with forest landscapes; 
 intaglio cutting. 
 
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594 EARLY COPENHAGEN TEAPOT. 
 Decorated with sprays of flowers. 
 
 KARL THEODORE COVERED MILK JUG. 
 
 Decorated with miniature figures and sprays of 
 flowers. 
 
 595 TWO SILVER BRACKETS. 
 
 Shaped as Cornucopias; repousse and chased; with 
 oak back supports. Fitted for candlesticks. Dutch 
 Hall Marks about 1750. 
 
 596 PAIR OF DUTCH SILVER CANDLESTICKS. 
 
 Embossed decoration of Cherubim joined by gar- 
 lands. 
 
 597 SHEFFIELD SNUFFERS AND TRAY. 
 
 The tray pierced with rope edge, in the Adams 
 fashion. 
 
 598 BRONZE SETTER DOG BY J. P. MEN£. 
 
 Signed. Height, 6 1-2 inches. 
 
 599 BRONZE POINTER DOG BY J. P. MEN£. 
 
 To match the preceding. Height, 8 inches. 
 
 600 BRONZE BULL BY J. P. MEN£. 
 
 Height, 5 1-2 inches. 
 
 601 PAIR OF BRASS ANDIRONS. 
 
 Urn shape with "S" feet; rights and lefts. 
 105 
 
602 PAIR OF BRONZE WALL BRACKETS BY FRATIN. 
 
 The shelf decorated with acanthus leaves supported 
 by head of a bull and horse respectively. 
 
 603 PAIR OF SHEFFIELD CANDLESTICKS. 
 
 Oval shape; thread edges; columns of draped urns; 
 and urn cups. 
 
 604 BRONZE RABBIT BY P. J. MEN£. 
 
 60S BRONZE GROUP OF MOUNTAIN GOATS. BY 
 J. MOIGNIEZ. 
 
 On a red marble base. 
 
 606 PAIR OF OLD SHEFFIELD CANDLESTICKS. 
 
 Square bases; fluted columns; decoration of ram's 
 heads and garlands. 
 
 607 QUEEN ANNE SILVER COVERED SUGAR URN. 
 Of hammered melon design on ebony base. English 
 Hall Mark. 
 
 608 SILVER PUNCH LADLE. 
 
 Shaped as a jockey cap; with German inscription 
 dated 1821. 
 
 609 PAIR OF SILVER COASTERS. 
 
 Respousse in a leaf and shell pattern; engraved 
 with initials in the bottom. English Hall Mark. 
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610 ENGLISH SILVER TEAPOT. 
 
 With wood handle and knob; the sides handsomely 
 chased and engraved. English Hall Marks. 
 
 611 SILVER PEPPER POT. 
 
 612 SILVER CREAM JUG. 
 
 Flower shaped lip; with scroll handle and base. 
 Marked with a crest. English Hall Mark. 
 
 613 PAIR OF SILVER SUGAR-TONGS. 
 
 SILVER PUNCH LADLE. 
 
 In the shape of a jockey cap; with ebony handle; 
 engraved with monogram and date 1837. 
 
 614 SILVER CREAM POT. 
 
 A curious shape; with scroll handle and base. Eng- 
 lish Hall Mark. 
 
 615 RARE SHEFFIELD MUSTARD POT HOLDER. 
 
 Handsomely chased; with slip bottom. 
 
 616 SHEFFIELD SNUFFERS AND TRAY. 
 
 With scroll border, chased in a floral and scroll 
 pattern; the shell mounts in sterling silver. 
 
 617 PAIR OF SHEFFIELD WINE COOLERS. 
 
 Urn shaped with gadrooned edge having shell and 
 scroll ornament and sterling silver mounts in leaf and 
 grape pattern. 
 
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618 SHEFFIELD COFFEE URN. 
 
 Oval form on square base with paw feet. 
 
 (Faucet damaged.) Height, 16 inches. 
 
 619 ENGLISH CUT GLASS FRUIT STAND WITH 
 
 FLOWER VASE. 
 Made in three parts, scroll edges. Height, 23 inches. 
 
 620 PAIR OF COLEBROOK DALE VASES. 
 
 Urn shaped resting on three feet; each having three 
 panels on a pink ground; decorated with tropical 
 birds and flowers; gold knobs. 
 
 621 OLD ENGLISH CUT GLASS PUNCH BOWL. 
 
 With cover, ladle and tray all finely cut. 
 
 622 TWO STAFFORDSHIRE TOBY FIGURES. 
 
 Mustard pot and pepper shaker. 
 
 623 TWO STAFFORDSHIRE TOBY FIGURES. 
 
 Similar to the preceding. 
 
 624 OLD ENGLISH STEEL FIRE SET. 
 
 With brass handles and ball tops. (3 pieces.) 
 
 625 WHEILDON TEAPOT AND MILK JUG. 
 
 One with silver mount; another pineapple shape. 
 
 626 TWO OLD TORTOISESHELL TEAPOTS. 
 
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627 TWO OLD ENGLISH TEAPOTS. 
 
 One with blue and white garlands on a tortoiseshell 
 ground; the other shaped as a turtle. 
 
 628 LOWESTOFT MUG. 
 
 Barrel shape with twisted handle and flower decora- 
 tion. 
 
 629 OLD DELFT PLATTER. 
 
 Blue and black border decorated with garlands of 
 flowers. (Repaired.) 
 
 630 S£VRES CHOCOLATE POT. 
 
 In white and gold decoration. 
 
 63 1 CASE OF TEN KNIVES AND FORKS WITH BLOOD- 
 STONE HANDLES. 
 
 632 OLD ENGLISH STEEL FIRE SET. 
 
 With brass handles and ball tops. (3 pieces.) 
 
 633 MARCOLINI TEAPOT WITH BIRD AND INSECT 
 DECORATION. 
 
 CHINESE MINIATURE TEAPOT. 
 
 634 EARLY SILVER LUSTRE SET. 
 
 Containing salt, mustard and pepper pot of Queen 
 Anne period; urn shape, scroll handles with relief 
 decoration. 
 
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635 SPODE GARNITURE OF THREE PIECES. 
 
 Consisting one large and two small urn-shaped 
 vases decorated with flowers, birds and fruit. 
 
 636 OLD LEEDS TEA SET. 
 
 With Dutch decoration in various colors. Consist- 
 ing of teapot, sugar dish, cream pitcher and waste 
 bowl. (4 pieces.) 
 
 637 MOROCCO CASE CONTAINING KNIVES AND 
 
 FORKS. 
 Two knives and three forks with Wheildon agate 
 ware handles. 
 
 638 LOUIS XVth UPRIGHT MIRROR. 
 
 With twisted ribbon frame, flower rosette comers; 
 flaming urn top ornaments; laurel wreath and 
 flower crest; ribbon and laurel bottom garland. 
 
 (See Illustration) 
 
 639 THREE ROCKINGHAM FIGURES. 
 
 A Iamb and two dogs. (Base of one cracked.) 
 
 640 HOCHST-AM-MAIN FIGURE REPRESENTING 
 
 "FLORA." 
 
 641 TWO STAFFORDSHIRE TOBY FIGURES. 
 
 Mustard pot and pepper shaker. 
 
 642 TWO STAFFORDSHIRE TOBY FIGURES. 
 
 Similar to the preceding. (One chipped.) 
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643 OLD LEEDS BUTTER DISH. 
 
 Surmounted by a cow. (Homs repaired.) 
 
 644 ROCKINGHAM FIGURE OF A CHICKEN. 
 
 OLD TORTOISESHELL SNUFF-BOX; SILVER 
 INLAY. 
 
 645 PAIR OF WHEILDON FIGURES. 
 
 Two girls, decorated in green glaze. 
 
 646 TWO LEEDS DECORATIVE PIECES. 
 
 One an ink-well in form of a grotesque mask; the 
 other figure of a dog, seated. 
 
 647 LEEDS FIGURE OF CUPID. 
 
 648 TWO MINIATURE WHEILDON FIGURES. 
 
 "Summer" and "Autumn." 
 
 649 MINIATURE OLD CHELSEA COTTAGE. 
 
 With garlands of roses. 
 
 650 MINIATURE CHELSEA COTTAGE. 
 
 The roof outlined with flowers. (One column 
 repaired.) 
 
 651 TWO STAFFORDSHIRE TOBY FIGURES. 
 
 Mustard pot and pepper shaker. 
 
 652 PAIR OF WHEILDON ANIMAL FIGURES. 
 
 A bear and a cat. 
 
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653 PAIR OF CAUGHLEY TROPICAL BIRDS. 
 
 654 PAIR OF WHEILDON FIGURES OF MEN. 
 
 In brown and green glaze. 
 
 655 STAFFORDSHIRE TOBY PEPPER SHAKER AND 
 
 MUSTARD POT. (2 pieces.) 
 
 656 EARLY STAFFORDSHIRE FIGURE. 
 
 "Flower Girl Riding a Goat." 
 
 657 PAIR OF STAFFORDSHIRE FIGURES. 
 
 From the Gilmor-Hoffman sale. 
 
 658 OLD STAFFORDSHIRE FIGURE OF A SCOTCH 
 
 HUNTER. 
 With his Dog. Height, 15 inches. 
 
 659 OLD LEEDS MINIATURE OPEN WORK BASKET 
 
 AND TRAY. 
 
 HOCHST FIGURE OF A SQUIRREL. 
 
 660 OLD STAFFORDSHIRE FIGURE OF A FISH- 
 
 WOMAN. 
 
 EARLY THURINGIAN FIGURE OF A PEASANT 
 GIRL. 
 
 661 TWO MINIATURE DECORATED CROWN DERBY 
 
 FIGURES. 
 
 Maid and gallant holding dogs whose heads form 
 stoppers of bottles; with mirror bottoms. (Head 
 missing from one dog.) 
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662 MINIATURE PORCELAIN BUST OF SHAKES- 
 
 PEARE. 
 White paste with the Bristol mark. 
 
 663 PAIR OF OLD ROCKINGHAM DOGS IN WHITE. 
 
 664 PAIR OF SMALL CHINESE PORCELAIN VASES. 
 
 665 GARNITURE OF FIVE PIECES. 
 
 Two beakers; three covered vases. With panel 
 decoration of figure and landscape; the covers sur- 
 mounted with Dogfoo finials. Period 1750-1760. 
 
 Height, 13 3-4 inches. 
 
 666 SIX CHINESE PLATES. 
 
 Decorated in a floral pattern. K'hang-Tsi Period. 
 (Several plates chipped.) DiameUr, 11 inches. 
 
 667 PAIR OF CHINESE VASES WITH ORIGINAL HAT 
 
 SHAPED COVERS. 
 
 Decorated in colors in a floral pattern; ovoid form. 
 Made about 1870. 
 
 668 OLD ENGLISH STEEL FIRE SET. 
 
 With brass handles and ball tops. (3 pieces.) 
 
 669 MAHOGANY EMPIRE ARM CHAIR. 
 
 With fluted front legs; scroll shaped arms with plain 
 slat back; slip seat upholstered in red silk brocade. 
 
 670 MAHOGANY EMPIRE ARM CHAIR. 
 
 To match the foregoing. 
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671 ENGLISH BRASS FENDER. 
 
 With ball tops and claw feet. 
 
 672 ENGLISH BURL WALNUT QUEEN ANNE BUREAU. 
 
 Kettle shape front with champfered ends, carved 
 ball and claw feet, carved cartouche at centre of 
 base; three drawers with original tooled brass 
 mounts. 
 
 673 FIVE LOUIS XVth GILT SIDE CHAIRS. 
 
 Carved in a leaf and scroll pattern, upholstered in 
 pale blue and gold brocade. 
 
 674 LOUIS XVth MIRROR. 
 
 Delicately carved with an urn of flowers and pen- 
 dant garlands at the base; at the top a vase with 
 leaf brackets and projecting flowers; the sides with 
 relief vine and garland ornaments. 
 
 Height, 48 inches; width, 22 inches. 
 (See Illustration) 
 
 675 ORIGINAL SAN DOMINGO MAHOGANY ROUND 
 
 LIBRARY TABLE. 
 
 With fluted pedestal on a square base resting on four 
 claw feet. Diameter, 40 inches. 
 
 676 PAIR OF ORMOLU MANTEL LAMPS. 
 
 With ormolu columns decorated with leaves and 
 grapes supporting an urn crowned with a pineapple 
 (inial; the centre having two circles of prisms; the 
 two side-arms also encircled with prisms; cut glass 
 globes. Fitted for electricity. Height, 30 1-2 inches. 
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en PAIR OF COLONIAL BRASS ANDIRONS. 
 Urn shaped; rights and lefts. 
 
 678 MAHOGANY LADY'S WORK TABLE. 
 
 With fluted and carved pedestal resting on a scroll 
 base with four carved paw feet; the top with two 
 drawers, carved wood handles. Top, 24 x 18 inches. 
 
 679 ENGLISH MANTEL CHIME CLOCK. 
 
 Mahogany case; brass bracket feet; pineapple cor- 
 ner finials; metal dial, with hours and minutes; 
 brass lattice side-panels; with a chime of eight bells. 
 With date and moon dials as well. 
 
 680 SATINWOOD TEA TABLE. 
 
 Curved taper legs with double curved brace. Oval 
 top and oval upper tray with movable glass cover 
 tray. Inlaid throughout with ebony. 
 
 28 1-2 X 17 1-2 inches; upper tray, 22 x 12 inches. 
 
 681 UPRIGHT CHINESE CHIPPENDALE MIRROR. 
 
 Overlaid with open-work carved scrolls; the outer 
 
 parts forming a decorative frame work crested with 
 
 elaborate shells and a Phoenix. (Has been regilded.) 
 
 Height, 68 inches; width, 82 inches. 
 
 682 LADY'S GEORGIAN DRESSING BUREAU. 
 
 With three large and two small drawers having glass 
 knobs; box top; swinging mirror with carved sides 
 and top. (Refinished.) 
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683 PAIR OF ENGLISH SATINWOOD PEDESTALS. 
 With fluted columns decorated with ormolu drops 
 resting on a square base with bronze mouldings, both 
 column and base inlaid with mahogany; revolving 
 top of red Italian marble with bronze mouldings. 
 
 Height, 41 inches; top, 13 inches square. 
 
 684 EMPIRE ORMOLU CLOCK. 
 
 Of Lyre shape, finely chiselled; the dial set with 
 enamel discs for the numbers; the arms of the lyre 
 terminate in serpent's heads bound together by 
 garlands of flowers and surmounted by Cherubim; 
 the whole rests on an oblong base with four low feet, 
 with relief ornament. Date about 1825. 
 
 Height, 21 3-4 inches. 
 
 685 SATINWOOD DRAWING-ROOM CABINET IN THE 
 
 ADAMS STYLE. 
 
 With swell centre glass door and two side doors fitted 
 with cane panels, underneath which are four small 
 bottom drawers. Finely decorated with garlands of 
 flowers and with miniature paintings of Amorini. 
 On four low legs. 
 
 Height, 48 inches; width, 50 inches; depth, 16 inches 
 
 {at widest part). 
 
 686 SMALL MAHOGANY CURIO CABINET. 
 
 With carved mouldings and shell rosettes; tapering 
 legs; mirror back and glass shelves. 
 
 Height, 54 inches; width, 24 1-2 inches; 
 depth, 12 inches. 
 
 687 SMALL MAHOGANY CURIO CABINET. 
 
 Similar to the preceding. Modem Reproduction. 
 
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688 OLD QUEEN ANNE MAHOGANY BUREAU. 
 
 With kettle front and end shaped base; French feet; 
 shaped and moulded top; having three drawers with 
 the original tuUed brass mountings. 
 
 689 COLONIAL UPRIGHT MIRROR. 
 
 With painted top panel "Washington Crossing the 
 Delaware." Height, 46 inches; width, 25 inches. 
 
 690 SATINWOOD WALL CABINET IN THE ADAMS 
 STYLE. 
 Arched top. Cathedral glass doors; the upper 
 compartment with drop glass front overlaid with 
 garlands of flowers; the columns and sides painted 
 with wreaths and musical emblems. Lined with 
 green silk brocade. One drawer; on four low legs. 
 Height, 54 inches; width, 25 inches; depth, 11 inches. 
 
 691 SMALL SATINWOOD WALL CABINET IN THE 
 ADAMS STYLE., 
 
 Glass sides; single glass door; the front and side 
 panels decorated with miniature paintings; inlaid 
 and painted with garlands. Lined with striped 
 green silk. 
 
 Height, 48 inches; length, 20 inches; depth, 11 inches. 
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Xo. 694. ORIGINAL CHIPPENDALE SERPENTINE BUREAU 
 
692 LADY'S WRITING DESK IN THE ADAMS STYLE 
 CALLED "THE CARROLLTON." 
 
 Four tapering legs support a half-round top con- 
 
 ^ taing three drawers, one large and two small drawers, 
 
 painted with garlands of flowers and having brass 
 drop handles. The upright secretary top shows 
 alternating drawers and pigeonholes and two small 
 cupboards with two drawers in the curved side boxes. 
 The top has a scalloped edge with miniature paint- 
 ings in the Boucher manner. 
 Height, 39 inches; width, 42 inches; depth, 24 inches. 
 
 693 ORIGINAL SAN DOMINGO MAHOGANY CHEST 
 OF DRAWERS. 
 
 With swell front, fluted corner columns, three large 
 and two small drawers with original glass knobs, 
 on four low legs. In original condition. Made by 
 John Needles, Baltimore. 
 
 Height, 43 1-2 inches; length, 44 1-2 inches; 
 depth, 23 1-2 inches. 
 
 694 CHIPPENDALE MAHOGANY BUREAU. 
 
 Serpentine front resting on four bracket feet; four 
 drawers with bead mouldings having original brass 
 drop handles. Made by John K. Shaw, Annapolis, 
 1778. 
 Height, 37 inches; width, 43 inches; depth, 23 inches, 
 (See Illustration) 
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695 ORIGINAL BLOCK FRONT MAHOGANY DESK. 
 
 Resting on four claw and ball feet. Four long 
 drawers; slanting drop front which opening reveals 
 numerous drawers and pigeonholes; with carved 
 shell centre door and elaborate brass drop handles 
 and escutcheons. This desk was brought from 
 England in 1763 and remains in the original con- 
 dition with the exception of new locks and refinishing. 
 (One leg chipped.) 
 Height, 41 inches; width, 38 inches; depth, 19 inches. 
 
 696 CIRCASSIAN WALNUT DUTCH DESK. 
 
 With shaped front inlaid; sloping desk top dis- 
 closing numerous drawers and compartments; with 
 secret drawers. The kettle front discloses secret 
 drawers also. In original condition with the old 
 engraved brass mounts. 
 
 697 ORIGINAL AMERICAN SHERATON CHEST OF 
 
 DRAWERS. 
 
 Swell front with four drawers having original glass 
 knobs; mahogany frame and top with maple drawer 
 fronts. Made by John Needles of Baltimore. On 
 four low legs. In original condition. 
 
 Height, 49 1-2 inches; width, 41 1-2 inches; 
 
 depth, 22 inches. 
 
 698 MAHOGANY SECRETARY DESK. 
 
 With kettle front, resting on carved claw and ball 
 feet; sloping drop shelf; three large and two small 
 drawers underneath with elaborate brass pulls and 
 escutcheons. The drop front when open discloses 
 numerous curved drawers, pigeonholes and secret 
 recesses. In perfect condition. 
 Height, 44 inches; length, 45 inches; depth, 24 inches. 
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699 SHERATON SAN DOMINGO MAHOGANY SIDE- 
 
 BOARD. 
 
 Small size; with spindle legs; inlaid with satinwood 
 panels; having silver and bottle drawers; with 
 original brass handles. Combination cellarette and 
 dice board. (Has been refinished.) 
 
 700 ORIGINAL MAHOGANY GRANDFATHER'S CLOCK 
 
 OF FINE DESIGN. 
 
 With reeded side columns and Gothic shaped solid 
 door. Broken arch cornice with carved top piece; 
 the pediment filled with an intricate cut pattern in 
 satinwood. Metal dial with bronze corner pieces; 
 upper part showing phases of the moon. Chimes 
 the quarter-hours on four or eight bells. Maker, F. 
 Haroy of Preston, England. Height, 90 inches. 
 
 (See Illustration) 
 
 701 ORIGINAL SAN DOMINGO MAHOGANY SIDE- 
 
 BOARD. 
 
 Of unusually small size with six tapering legs, five 
 drawers with drop ring handles, elaborately inlaid with 
 satinwood panels and borders. This piece was origin- 
 ally used as a combination dice board and cellarette. 
 Height, 36 inches; length, 53 inches; depth, 32 inches. 
 
 702 ORIGINAL HEPPLEWHITE MAHOGANY SIDE- 
 
 BOARD. 
 With serpentine front, resting on six taper legs, having 
 one large bottle drawer, two cupboards and one 
 shallow drawer. Finely panelled and inlaid with 
 vari-colored shell rosettes and floral drops. Original 
 brass ring handles. (Side slightly marred.) 
 
 Height, 38 1-2 inches; length, 71 inches; 
 
 depth, 24 1-2 inches. 
 (See Illustration) 
 
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703 MAHOGANY CHINA OR CURIO CABINET. 
 
 With glass latticed doors and latticed side panels; 
 satinwood inlays, mirror back and three glass shelves. 
 Modem reproduction. 
 
 Height, 64 inches; width, 42 inches; 
 depth, 15 1-2 inches. 
 
 704 MAHOGANY CHINA OR CURIO CABINET. 
 
 Similar to the preceding. Modem reproduction. 
 
 705 ORIGINAL SHERATON SOFA TABLE. 
 
 Two lyre-shaped pedestals resting on scroll legs with 
 brass claw feet; two end drop leaves; two drawers 
 with ring handles, the whole decorated with holly 
 inlays. Top extended, 60 inches; width, 23 inches. 
 
 706 ORIGINAL MAHOGANY SECRETARY. 
 
 Serpentine front with ball and claw feet, four draw- 
 ers, sloping desk drop. The secretary has ten small 
 drawers and a number of pigeonholes; original brass 
 mounts. In perfect condition. 
 
 707 MARBLE STATUE BY HIRAM POWERS. 
 
 "The Fisher Boy." Life size. With mahogany 
 pedestal for the same. (2 pieces.) 
 
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