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About Pook & Pook

• Founded by successful antique dealers Ronald and Debra Pook in 1984 • First auction house outside of New York to break the $1 million mark on a single item • The 1999 William Koch sale was the largest on-site, one-day auction in industry history • Sold the Smithsonian Museums Cigna Collection of Firefighting and Maritime Obects, 010 • Co-founded the improved online auction platform idsquare.com in 01 with five other leading auction houses • Maintained an average sell rate of 97% for the past two decades • Works closely with several non-profit institutions (see p.

Location

• Located in historic Downingtown, PA along Philadelphia’s Main Line • The 6,000 square foot state-of-the-art gallery accommodates over 50 people

Security

• The offices and gallery are protected with an alarmed, motion sensitive security system • Obects are stored in spaces designated by type, including a gun safe, ewelry safe, vertical art racks, and multiple museum quality, locking glass presentation cases • Insurance covers all items in our possession for 100 of the mean estimate

Auctions

• Twelve or more auctions are held each year, including saleroom and online-only sales via Bidsquare. com and an appraiser determines which type off auction will yield the best price for your obect(s • Items are reviewed by our specialists and accurately described with materials, location of origin (if known, age, measurements, and condition • Lots have corresponding high-quality professional photographs with a zoom option on our website • Bidders are informed of upcoming sales through email blasts, advertising in trade publications, social media, and our full-color catalog (when applicable • Items are available for online preview two weeks before an auction and gallery exhibition the week prior to an auction • Interested bidders may participate through in-house, online, absentee, and phone bidding

Rates

• We offer complimentary preliminary appraisals for items to be consigned • Reduced commission rates for non-profits as low as 0 • Commission rates include insuring, cataloging, photographing, advertising, exhibiting, and often, transporting items

Additional Services

• Non-profit organizations also receive reduced rate formal appraisals, unlimited complimentary access to past catalogs and photographs, and free color advertising in our catalogs MUSEUM AND NON-PROFIT SERVICES

Pook & Pook, Inc. offers over thirty years of Philadelphia Museum of Art, the Reading Public experience, record setting auction results, Museum, Winterthur, and the Carnegie Museum competitive rates, and a dedication to of Art, in addition to smaller historical societies, superior service. The company has garnered heritage centers, historic sites, and educational consistently high prices for American and institutions. European decorative arts, fine art, firearms and militaria, jewelry, and many other categories of For consignment of any items, Pook & Pook, historic objects, antiques, and collectibles. Such Inc. would like to extend to your organization a prices are the result of many factors, but most free informal evaluation of the material you are notably stem from Pook & Pook, Inc.’s large considering for deaccession and a commission and growing audience base, innovative, wide- rate as low as 0% on any material consigned reaching advertising strategies, and the company’s commitment to its consignors.

Pook & Pook, Inc. reaches a worldwide clientele and has earned a reputation for successfully placing objects of monumental historic importance throughout the globe. The company also recognizes the necessary role museums and other non-profits play in public education, community outreach, and the preservation of America’s material heritage. Over the past three decades, Pook & Pook, Inc. has created special programs to further these missions and raised OUR AUCTION FACILITY COMBINES THE CHARM OF A 200 YEAR OLD COLONIAL INN millions of dollars for non-profit WITH A MODERN GALLERY ALLOWING PROSPECTIVE BIDDERS TO VIEW OBJECTS WITH organizations across the country. Our EASE. services are regularly sought by large museums, such as the Smithsonian Museum of to Pook & Pook, Inc. No additional fees would American History, the Henry Ford Museum, the be charged to your institution for cataloging, photographing, advertising, or exhibiting your items. In addition, consignment transportation is often provided at no additional charge for non-profit organizations. All items for auction would be fully covered by our insurance from the moment we take possession of them, again, at no additional cost to you.

Pook & Pook, Inc. offers complete listings of items to be auctioned with accurate descriptions and estimates. Lots have a corresponding professional photograph with a zoom feature on our easy-to- navigate website as well as on the online auction platform Bidsquare.com. Pook & Pook, Inc. THE INTERIOR OF THE GALLERY DURING PREVIEW IS STUNNING. maintains a rapidly expanding network of over OUR EXPERT EXHIBITION DESIGNERS SPEND WEEKS PREPARING 42,000 customers located across the United States THE GALLERY FOR EACH AUCTION MAKING SURE ALL ITEMS ARE and abroad and has access to Bidsquare.com’s CLEANED, CLEARLY LABELED, AND NEATLY DISPLAYED. DURING active bidder list, over 100,000 strong and growing. PREVIEW, POOK & POOK’S KNOWLEDGEABLE STAFF IS ON HAND All lots are marketed on local and international AT ALL TIMES TO ASSIST CUSTOMERS. platforms. 1 THE FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF MUSEUMS, HISTORICAL SOCIETIES, HERITAGE CENTERS, EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS, AND OTHER NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS THAT WE HAVE THE PLEASURE TO ASSIST • Allentown Art Museum • Historical Society of Schuylkill County • The American Revolution Center • Iroquois Indian Museum • Atwater Kent Museum of Philadelphia History • The Lancaster County Art Association • The Barnes Foundation • Lehigh County Historical Society • Biggs Museum of American Art • Lynchberg Museum • Brandywine River Museum • Maryland Historical Society • Bucks County Historical Society • Mauch Chunk Historical Society of Carbon • Carnegie Museum of Art County • Chester County Historical Society • Mennonite Heritage Center • Cocalico Valley Historical Society • The Monmouth County Historical Association • Colonial Pennsylvania Plantation • The Moravian Historical Society • Cumberland County Historical Society • The National Museum of the American Coverlet • The Dietrich American Foundation • The National Society of the Colonial Dames of • Delaware Art Museum America • Delaware Museum of Natural History • National Watch & Clock Museum • The Demuth Museum • The New Castle Historical Society • East Hampton Historical Society • Oneida County Historical Society • The Ephrata Cloister • Philadelphia Museum of Art • Fleisher Art Memorial • Reading Public Museum • Franklin & Marshall College • The Salem County Historical Society • Gloucester County Historical Society • Southern Oregon Historical Society • Hagley Museum and Library • Sussex-Warren Arts Foundation • Henry Ford Museum • The Smithsonian’s National Museum of • Heritage Map Museum American History • Historic Jamestowne • Victoria and Albert Museum • Historical Society of Berks County • Village of East Hampton • Historical Society of Pennsylvania • Winterthur • Historical Society of Princeton • Woodmere Art Museum

Pook & Pook has an extensive Internet following with email announcements delivered to hundreds of thousands of prospective buyers for every auction. In addition to extensive marketing in trade and local papers, magazines, online advertisements, press release listings, and social media postings, the company offers both an online preview and an in-house public exhibition.

Buyers bid in-house, by telephone, through absentee bidding, and through live online bidding. The greatest monetary worth for each item is achieved because clients have multiple bidding options. Internet bidding and online- only sales take place directly though Bidsquare. com and have been highly successful due to the platform’s wide-reaching client base as well as the ease of registration and bidding. As a co-founder of Bidsquare.com, Pook & Pook, Inc. has input in the platform’s layout and features, granting the company the power to best accommodate THE GALLERY IS PACKED DURING POOK & POOK’S LIVE SALESROOM the needs of its clients. Sales are regularly well- AUCTIONS. THESE EXCITING EVENTS KICK OFF A WEEK BEFORE THE followed and prices realized often meet or exceed AUCTION WITH SPECIAL WEEKEND PREVIEW. THE EXHIBITION OFTEN their high estimates. Pook & Pook, Inc. averages CONTINUES THROUGHOUT THE WEEK AND ENDS WITH A CATERED 97% of items sold every year for the past decade. RECEPTION IMMEDIATELY BEFORE THE START OF THE AUCTION.

2 Please see the end of this document to find photographs and prices realized for a selection of categories in which the company has achieved exceptional results.

In addition to offering a commission rate as low as 0% on consignments from museums and other non-profit institutions, Pook & Pook, Inc. offers several other free services year round. Informal appraisal services are available at no charge for items you are considering deaccessioning and at reduced rates for tax, insurance, and inventory appraisals. Pook & Pook, Inc.’s catalogs and photographs from past auctions are a valuable research tool and are free to any non-profit ALWAYS LOOKING FOR NEW WAYS TO GENERATE INTEREST, POOK organization who requests them. Pook & Pook, Inc. & POOK OWNERS, RONALD AND DEBRA POOK, PROMOTED THE also offers free advertising in our catalogs for non- SMITHSONIAN’S COLLECTION OF FIREFIGHTING AND MARITIME profit groups. These full color ads are an excellent OBJECTS AUCTION BY ASKING THE LOCAL FIRE DEPARTMENT TO PARK way for organizations to promote their events THEIR 1949 FIRE ENGINE AS AN ADVERTISEMENT IN FRONT OF THE and exhibitions. This program has become very GALLERY. IT WORKED! popular and we now have over fifty participating staff members are happy to help you evaluate organizations. these changes and offer you the best professional services to help you achieve your goals. Conveniently located near Philadelphia, New York, and Washington, D.C., Pook & Pook, Inc. Thank you for considering Pook & Pook, Inc. for is easily accessible. The company has expert your future auction and appraisal needs. If you appraisers ready to assist in all areas of arts and would like more information about non-profit antiques. As your organization’s needs change, services, please do not hesitate to ask. All items and property submitted under this service will be held in the strictest confidence. You may contact us at any time to set up a convenient personal consultation.

Contact Information: Pook & Pook, Inc. Auctioneers and Appraisers 463 East Lancaster Avenue Downingtown, Pennsylvania 19335 (610) 269-4040 (phone) (610) 269-9274 [email protected] (email) www.pookandpook.com (website) www.bidsquare.com (online bidding)

MANY PEOPLE WITH FIDUCIARY RESPONSIBILITIES HAVE VERY SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS THAT NECESSITATE INDIVIDUAL APPROACHES. WHETHER THIS ENTAILS A THOROUGH APPRAISAL FOR THE IRS OR A LARGE FINANCIAL ADVANCE IN ANTICIPATION OF AUCTION PROCEEDS, POOK & POOK IS CAPABLE OF RESPONDING QUICKLY. WE HAVE CONSISTENTLY AND CREATIVELY WORKED SIDE BY SIDE WITH MUSEUM OFFICERS TO ATTEND TO ALL DETAILS OF DISPERSAL OF DEACCESSIONED MATERIAL. 3 SPECIALISTS

Ronald O. Pook Mr. Ronald Pook founded Pook & Pook, Inc. in 1984 along with his wife, Debra. Engaged in the business of appraising antiques and fine art for over forty years, Ron is a licensed auctioneer in the state of Pennsylvania and specializes in appraising American, English, and Continental 17th, 18th, and 19th century furniture, pottery, and porcelains. Besides his love for antiques, Ron is a passionate organic farmer, a grandfather to nineteen, and a great-grandfather to two.

James M. Pook James M. Pook is a Vice President of Pook & Pook, Inc. He specializes in 18th and 19th century American furniture, fine art, folk art, and Oriental carpets. Literally born in the Pook & Pook, Inc. offices, James has grown up in the antiques and auction world. After attending Colby College where he studied economics, James became involved in the business aspect of antiques and by 2002 he was appraising. James is a licensed auctioneer in the state of Pennsylvania. Off the podium, James enjoys playing squash and softball, as well as spending time with his wife and five children.

Jamie A. Shearer Mr. Jamie A. Shearer is Vice President of Pook & Pook, Inc. He has a wide array of appraisal experience with areas of specialization in American furniture, textiles, ceramics, and other decorative arts, including antique toys. As a United States Navy veteran, his service to the country laid the groundwork for his knowledge in the field of antique firearms, bladed weapons, and militaria. Jamie started collecting baseball cards at a young age, which led to early sporting objects, then to candy containers, toys, Pennsylvania country furniture, and onward to early American tin, stoneware, and redware. He has been engaged in the antique business since 1980, cataloging and appraising with auction houses since 1994, and is now a licensed auctioneer in the state of Pennsylvania. He is a member of the Pennsylvania Auctioneers Association, National Auctioneers Association, the Historical Society of the Cocalico Valley, and the National Fishing Lure Collectors Club, just to name a few.

Kary A. Pardy Kary Pardy is an Assistant Appraiser and museum liaison at Pook & Pook, Inc. After studying European History at Hamilton College, Kary earned an MA in Public History and Material Culture Research from the University of South Carolina. Her research includes studies of Medieval European, military, and American maritime history. After positions with McKissick Museum, the Higgins Armory, the South Carolina Railroad Museum, and South Street Seaport, she gained appraisal and cataloging experience at Wooten and Wooten Auctioneers in Camden, South Carolina. Kary specializes in antique books, maps, works on paper, militaria, metals, and American currency.

4 PAST AUCTION HIGHLIGHTS

AMERICAN INDIAN AND ETHNOGRAPHIC ART

1. 2. Pair of Plains beaded hide moccasins. Yokuts rattlesnake basketry seed $1,989 jar. $15,210

3. 5. Pre-historic bird Fine 3/4 stone, probably grooved Great Lakes midwestern Region, 4 1/2” l. axe head, 8” l. $4,266 $2,607

4. 6. Western Indian Native pewter inlaid American catlinite pipe carved war bowl, ca. 1860, club, 19th c., 8 1/2” l. 22” l. $2,133 $8,295

7. Hopi polychrome canteen. $32,000

8. Sioux pictorial fully beaded hide man's vest, 19th c., 19” h., 19” w. $30,420

5 AMERICAN INDIAN AND ETHNOGRAPHIC ART

9. Zuni polychrome bowl, ca. 1870. $8,050

10. 12. Massive Central Plains beaded hide boots. Apache $4,446 coiled basketry olla. $25,740

13. 14. Plains pipe South Pacific tomahawk. carved 11. $9,480 hardwood Hopi ceremonial staff. polychrome $6,600 Kachina doll. $4,212

6 AMERICAN INDIAN AND ETHNOGRAPHIC ART

15. 16. Pair of Northwest coast carved Assiniboine, Ft. Belknap, Montana and painted Tlingit totem poles. steatite and catlinite presentation $10,665 peace pipe. $7,200

17. Blackfoot hide bow and quiver case. $5,148

18. Blackfoot fringed and beaded hide rifle case. $3,042

19. Northern plains beaded possibles bag. $2,574

7 AMERICAN INDIAN AND ETHNOGRAPHIC ART

24. Hopi dress panel. $3,081

20. 21. Northwest coast carved Plains Native American effigy figure. doll. $5,148 $3,220

25. Lakota Sioux beaded hide saddle blanket. $4,392

22. Northwest California elkhorn money purse. $2,070

23. Seneca false face mask. $5,175

26. 27. Native American Athabasca drawing on copper dagger. fabric. $1,476 $3,660 8 AMERICAN INDIAN AND ETHNOGRAPHIC ART

28. 31. Blackfoot Navajo silver and turquoise bracelets. beaded hide $1,659 knife cases. $7,930

29. Maine Native American painted 32. lidded Burlwood boat-shaped bowl. basket. $22,230 $4,914

33. 30. Southwest black on black serpent bowl, signed Native American flint points and stones. “Marie and Julian”. $3,120 $9,200 9 ASIAN ART AND OBJECTS

4. Elaborate Chinese carved and painted ivory and wood model of a junk, 19th c. $21,870

1. China trade oil on canvas panoramic landscapes. $768,000

5. Large Chinese carved rosewood floor screen. $10,800

2. Superb Qing dynasty carved pale celadon green jade Mughal style low circular bowl, 18th c. $39,780

6. Large bronze figure of a 3. Buddha. Chinese Kangxi $11,850 porcelain peach bloom water pot. $15,600

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7. Incense burner. $20,145

10. Chinese enamel portrait vase. $142,200

8. Chinese carved jade stamp. $10,073 11. Haisu Liu ink on paper landscape. $14,400

9. Chinese painted scrolls. $13,035

12. Chinese zitan and cloisonne throne chair. $20,910 11 ASIAN ART AND OBJECTS

16. China trade oil on canvas portrait of Aison Gioro Keying. $66,000

13. Chinese embroidered costume. $71,100

17. Massive Chinese carved ivory tusk. $23,700

14. Japanese Meiji period patinated iron articulated snake. $90,000

15. Peking glass vase. $15,405

18. Chinese carved celadon and russet jade horse. $78,000 12 ASIAN ART AND OBJECTS

19. Chinese 22. hardwood Chinese carved painting table. ivory tusk. $26,400 $15,405

20. Chinese Kangzi blue and white porcelain monteith. $28,440

21. Chinese turquoise ground porcelain vases. $22,515 23. 24. Chinese porcelain plaque. Southeastern Asian $22,515 painted wood figure. $14,220 13 BOOKS, MANUSCRIPTS, AND EPHEMERA

1. William Birch, The City of Philadelphia in the State of Pennsylvania North America as it appeared in the year 1800 book of twenty-eight plates, published in 1800, first edition. $118,500

2. 3. 4. Thomas Chippendale, The An important Theodore Roosevelt Germantown, Pennsylvania Gentleman and Cabinet Maker’s signed and typed letter from the Bible printed by Christoph Director, printed for the author, Headquarters 2nd Brigade (sic) Saur, 1743. 1754. Cavalry Division in camp near $3,904 $8,190 Santiago de Cuba, dated August 5 1898. $25,740

7. 6. Important George John James Armstrong Custer 5. Audubon, The Birds handwritten and signed Persian illuminated manuscript, of America, seven letter, dated October 22, early 19th c. volumes, 1859. 1874. $11,115 $19,890 $19,890 14 BOOKS, MANUSCRIPTS AND EPHEMERA

8. Teacher’s copy book. $180,000

11. Collection of Civil War ledgers from William B. Stark of Egremont, Massachusetts 9. $28,440 Signed Mark Twain, first edition, Adventures of Hucklberry Finn. $42,660 12. Charles Dickens, first edition,A Christmas Carol. $14,220

13. Pennsylvania paper Valentine. $35,000

10. Dutch illuminated manuscript, probably 14th c. $26,070 15 CARPETS

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1. 4 5 6 Persian saddle blanket and cover, 19th c. $14,040

2. Northwest Persian carpet, ca. 1915. $19,440

3. Agra carpet, ca. 1880. $46,800

4. Mohtashem Kashan carpet, late 19th c. $30,420

5. 7 8 9 Roomsize Heriz rug, ca. 1900. $28,080

6. Turkish Anatolian silk carpet, ca. 1880. $5,616

7. Persian carpet, ca. 1900. $10,530

8. Ferraghan Oriental carpet, ca. 1900. $15,210

9. Roomsize Ferraghan Sarouk, ca. 1900. $11,700 16 CARPETS

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10. 13 14 15 Kotan carpet, 19th c. $63,990

11. Mahal carpet, ca. 1900. $33,180

12. Roomsize Tabriz, ca. 1900. $34,500

13. Roomsize Heriz rug, ca. 1900. $27,600

14. Antique Serapi carpet. 16 17 18 $26,450

15. Bakshaish carpet, ca. 1900. $19,680

16. Serapi palace size carpet, ca. 1900. $19,440

17. Hamadan carpet, ca. 1910. $15,525

18. Tabriz garden carpet, ca. 1910. $12,000

17 CLOCKS

1 2 3 4 1. 2. 3. 4. Rare English Seth Thomas offi ce French bronze Pillar and scroll massive musical calendar clock, doré mantle clock, ca. steeple clock. ca. 1885. clock, early 19th c. 1835. $49,140 $22,230 $17,550 $51,480

5. Montgomery County, Pennsylvania Chippendale walnut tall case clock. $105,300

6. Dutch marquetry and burl veneer tall case clock, 18th c. $23,400

7. Monumental Victorian carved oak tall case clock, attributed to R. J. Horner, late 19th c. $81,900 5 6 7 18 CLOCKS 8. Berks County, Pennsylvania Federal mahogany tall case clock, ca. 1800. $77,025

9. The Griscom Family Philadelphia Queen Anne curly maple tall case clock, ca. 1740. $81,900

10. Important Pennsylvania Queen Anne cherry tall case clock, dated 1762. $192,000

11. Important Lancaster, Pennsylvania Federal mahogany musical tall case clock, ca. 1815. $204,000 8 9 10 11 12. Massachusetts walnut regulator clock, late 19th c. $42,120

13. Georgian ebonized and ormolu mounted bracket clock, ca. 1770. $40,290

14. Massachusetts Simon Willard & Son banjo regulator clock, ca. 1820. $21,600 12 13 14 19 CONTEMPORARY ART

1. 4. Alexander Calder Fernande Leger (French (American 1898-1976). 1881-1955). $25,000 $16,380

2. 5. Jean Dubuffet (French Andy Warhol (American 1901-1985). 1928-1987). $8,190 $92,000

3. Marc Chagall (Russian/ French 1887-1985). $14,040 5 20 CONTEMPORARY ART

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6. 9. Joan Miró (French/ Fernand Leger (French Spanish 1893-1983). 1881-1955). $33,180 $35,100

7. 10. Fritz Scholder Val Bertoia (American, (American 1937-2005). b. 1949). $10,530 $3,600

8 8. Harry Bertoia (American 1915-1978). $33,180 10

21 CURRENCY

1. 2. 3. 1855 U.S. $20 Liberty Head 1802 U.S. silver dollar. 24K one kilo gold bar. Double-Eagle gold coin. $8,775 $30,420 $56,160

4. 5. 6. 1838 U.S. $5 Classic Head gold 1926 U.S. $10 Indian Head gold 1902 British Edward VII gold coin. coin. coin. $2,133 $7,703 $2,015

7. 8. 9. 1862 Seated Liberty half dime 1902 Series $10 Red Seal Birdsboro $100 U.S. Gold Note. silver coin. Note. $3,042 $4,613 $14,040

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10. 11. 12. 1796 U.S. $10 gold coin. 1907 U.S. $20 Saint Gaudens Fifty-eight Swiss Gold 20 Franc $42,660 gold coin. coins. $33,180 $14,220

13. 14. 15. 1889 U.S. Morgan silver dollar 1863 U.S. Indian Princess $3 gold 1797 U.S. silver dollar coin. coin. coin. $5,850 $8,241 $4,428

16. 17. 18. 1787 U.S. Fugio New Haven 1795 U.S. Flowing Hair Silver 1928 U.S. Commemorative Restrike Copper coin. Dollar. Hawaii half dollar. $2,015 $5,850 $2,252

23 DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES

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3 1. 2. 3. 4. William & Mary carved Pair of carved and Regina upright music French gilt bronze and ebonized pine painted plaques, box, ca. 1900. cordial set, late 19th c. looking glass, ca. 1700. ca. 1800. $18,960 $6,435 $7,020 $9,360

5 6 7 5. 6. 7. 8. Articulated knight Dentzel carousel Patriotic sand bottle English stick on horseback. horse. dated 1875. barometer. $23,400 $17,550 $3,978 $6,600 8 24 DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES

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9. 13. Quillwork looking glass. Scrimshaw jagging wheel. $23,400 $9,480

10. 14. Cat pincushion. Pair of Continental carved $14,040 and painted putti. $5,616 15 11. Stag weathervane. 15. $30,420 Child’s barber chair. $25,740 12. Italian carved and painted 16. family crest, dated 1681. Charles II beadwork basket, $11,115 late 17th c. $24,885

25 FINE ART AND SCULPTURE

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7 8 9 1. 4. 7. Daniel Garber (American 1880- School of Thomas Spencer (British Charles C. Hofman (American 1958). 1700-1763). 1820-1882). $128,700 $46,800 $545,100

2. 5. 8. Frank Weston Benson (American Ben Austrian (American 1870- Severin Roesen (German- 1862-1951). 1921). American 1815-1872). $49,140 $82,950 $115,000

3. 6. 9. John Joseph Enneking John Clymer (American 1907- Xavier Bueno (Italian 1915-1979). (American 1841-1916). 1989). $30,420 $37,440 $35,100

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17 18 19 10. 14. 17. School of Agnolo Bronzino John Wilson Carmichael (British/ Francis Martin Drexel (American (Italian 1503-1572). American 1800-1868). 1792-1863). $228,000 $28,080 $225,000

11. 15. 18. Jean Baptiste Camille Corot John George Brown (American Harry Leith-Ross (American 1886- (French 1796-1875). 1831-1913). 1973). $198,900 $136,275 $133,500

12. 16. 19. Italian marble figural group. Peter Rindisbacher (American Worthington Whittredge $30,420 1806-1834). (American 1820-1910). $203,000 $49,140 13. Italian school portrait. $32,760 27 FINE ART AND SCULPTURE

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20. 23. 26. Edward Willis Redfield (American Newell Convers Wyeth Laurence A. Campbell 1869-1965). (American 1882-1945). (American, b. 1940). $132,000 $70,200 $93,600

21. 24. 27. Victor Ivanovich Zarubin (Russian John Fulton Folinsbee (American Harriet Cany Peale (American 1866-1928). 1892-1972). 1800-1869). $105,300 $70,200 $44,460

22. 25. 28. James Edward Buttersworth Fern Isabel Coppedge John Edward Costigan (American 1817-1894). (American 1883-1951). (American 1888-1972). $94,800 $65,175 $45,030

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29. 32. 35. 38. American School (early Alexander Phimister John F. Francis Ammi Phillips (American 19th c.). Proctor (American 1860- (American 1808-1886). 1788-1865). $51,480 1950). $43,125 $35,100 $40,800 30. 36. 39. Jacob Hendricus Maris 33. Gifford Beal (American, Walter Emerson Baum (Dutch 1837-1899). Attributed to Youqua 1879-1956). (American 1884-1956). $52,800 (Chinese, active mid $43,700 $34,500 19th c.). 31. $768,000 37. William Merritt Chase Charles Morris Young (American 1849-1916). 34. (American 1869-1964). $46,800 School of Thomas $45,030 Spencer (British 1700- 1763). $46,800 29 FOLK ART

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9 10 11 1. 3. Pennsylvania 10. Compass Artist Wilhelm courting mirror. Asa Carpenter box. Schimmel $15,405 pigs. $374,400 (1817-1890), $44,460 Pennsylvania 7. 2. carved and Magnificent 11. Central painted dog carved and Sussel- Pennsylvania, clutching a painted Washington possibly basket. patriotic cane, artist Adam Mahantongo $140,400 ca. 1895. and Eve fraktur. 12 Valley, canted $35,100 $99,450 side storage. 4. 13 $23,400 Punch cigar 8. 12. store figure. Simmons bird Jonas Weber $187,200 tree. painted pine $76,050 dresser box. 5. $159,975 Spread winged 9. eagle. Miniature 13. $59,250 painted poplar Durs Rudy marriage chest. watercolor. 6. $304,200 $87,750 30 FOLK ART

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14. 16. 18. 21. Jacob Maentel Daniel Otto, Haines Pair of New England oil Samuel or Martin (American 1763-1863), Township, Centre on panel folk portraits Gottschal (Montgomery portraits of a husband County, Pennsylvania $128,700 County, Pennsylvania, and wife. fraktur. early/mid 19th century), $625,000 $165,000 19. very fine Mennonite Cigar store Indian hand-drawn watercolor 15. 17. princess. and ink illuminated Jacob Maentel Wilhelm Schimmel $86,250 drawing. (American 1763- (1817-1890), $87,750 1863), unusual Pennsylvania, carved 20. oversized Pennsylvania and polychrome Pennsylvania carved 22. watercolor and ink on decorated pine and painted walking Heinrich Bucher (Berks paper portrait of hatter. standing eagle. stick, 19th c., attributed County, Pennsylvania), $491,400 $234,000 to Simmons. painted bentwood $19,870 ribbon box. $76,050

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5 1. Lancaster or Berks County, Pennsylvania painted pine schrank. $222,300 12 11 2. 9. Lehigh County, 10 Pair of Delaware Pennsylvania painted Valley banisterback dower chest. 6. chairs. $140,400 Pennsylvania painted settee. $93,600 3. $128,700 10. English William & Mary Montgomery walnut armchair. 7. 13 County, $10,530 Outstanding Pennsylvania tiger Pennsylvania painted corner 12. 4. maple ladderback cupboard. Philadelphia William & Pennsylvania walnut armchair. $76,050 Mary dressing table. candlestand. $491,400 $585,000 $81,900 8. 11. Queen Anne 13. 5. Pennsylvania Queen mahogany slab Set of Pennsylvania Philadelphia pie crust Anne walnut wall table. painted plank seat tea table. cupboard. $28,080 chairs. $1,485,000 $58,500 $25,740 32 FURNITURE 15

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18 14. 19 Philadelphia 19. Chippendale dining Pennsylvania chair. Dutch 24 $15,210 cupboard. $21,060 23 15. 25 Pennsylvania 20. Chippendale walnut Boston Chippendale chest on chest. mahogany dining $37,440 chairs. $163,800 16. George III mahogany 21. architect’s table. George II wing chair. 26 27 $8,190 $8,190 24. 26. 17. 22. Philadelphia Queen Pennsylvania walnut Southern Hepplewhite Berks County, Anne transitional wainscot armchair. mahogany sideboard, Pennsylvania painted carved scroll top high $111,150 possibly Charleston. Dutch cupboard. chest of drawers. $39,780 $198,900 $128,700 27. Philadelphia games 18. 23. 25. table. Pennsylvania painted Berks County, Berks County, $76,050 pine and poplar tall Pennsylvania painted Pennsylvania dower post bed. schrank. chest dated 1803. $39,780 $818,500 $561,600 33 GLASS

1. 2. 3. Alhambra Hawkes cut Hawkes cut glass glass platter. goblet. vase. $37,440 $70,200 $7,020

4. 5. Tiffany Studios poinsettia table lamp. Pair of Anglo-Irish cut glass $99,450 candelabra, 19th c. $5,148

6. Tiffany favrile glass damascene vase. $7,605

7. Tiffany favrile glass 8. agate type vase. Galle marquetry $11,115 glass crocus vase. 6 7 $19,890 34 GLASS

9. 10. 11. South Jersey pitchers and witch balls. Austrian art nouveau bronze Loetz glass vase. $28,080 lamp. $4,977 $13,035

12 13 12. Extremely rare 32-rib pale lime green sugar. $17,550

13. Large rare New York green aqua lily pad pitcher. $35,100

14. American blown glass covered bowl, possibly Wistar Glassworks. 15. $26,070 Art Nouveau art glass lamp. $5,520 35 FINE JEWELRY AND TIME PIECES 1. Blue topaz fur clip with platinum setting with four removable prongs containing baguette cut diamonds. $2,574

2. Diamond ring in a platinum arthritic setting containing a marquise cut diamond. $32,760

3. 14K yellow gold Cartier lapis blue and 1 2 black enamel compact with black onyx and fifty-seven old rose cut diamonds. $14,760

4. Sapphire and diamond ring in a platform setting containing a blue star. $2,106 3 4

5. 14K yellow gold lady’s diamond tennis bracelet containing thirty-two round brilliant cut diamonds. 5 $2,574 6. 7 Platinum brooch with carved green jade surrounded by round brilliant and marquise diamonds. $7,290

7. Diamond band with platinum filigree setting. $4,212

8. Diamond and platinum bracelet. 6 $25,740

36 FINE JEWELRY AND TIME PIECES

9 11 9

13 14 15 12 9. 13. Platinum necklace with a chain containing fifty Lady’s platinum fancy diamond and sapphire bezel set old mine diamonds, totaling approx. art deco ring with three straight baguette cut 3.00ct, and a pendant containing one cushion- diamonds, two bullet-shaped diamonds, forty-two shape natural pink sapphire set in 14K yellow gold. single cut round diamonds, and sixteen fancy cut $55,200 sapphires. $4,914 10. 18K yellow gold and diamond bracelet with foxtail 14. edging, containing approx. 114 round brilliant cut Two 18K yellow and rose gold fur clips by Buccellati diamonds. in thistle motif with silver wire thistle and stems. $18,000 $5,832

11. 15. Patek Philippe 18K gold wristwatch. 18K yellow gold frog brooch with enameled $10,980 cabochon eyes, the entire body with pavé set diamonds including blue, champagne, and green 12. full cut diamonds. Rare Dutch locket, 17th c., with eight miniature $4,680 portraits of a family, each painted on one side of five oval leaves. $12,870 37 METALWARE

1 2 3

4 5 6 1. 3. Fine tin toleware tray, early 19th c. Alberti pewter flagon. $42,660 $49,140

2. 4. Cast iron stove, by George Ross, Mary Ann Alberti pewter teapot. Furnace, York County, Pennsylvania, dated 1766. $35,100 $33,180 5. 7-8 Pair of andirons. $25,740

6. Pennsylvania red tole coffee pot, 19th c. $23,400

7. Philadelphia pewter William Will communion service. $269,100

8. Philadelphia pewter communion service. $128,700

40 METALWARE

9 (5/694 lots) 10

12 13 9. 14. American wrought iron English mid-drip brass collection of James Sorber. candlestick. $711,000 $15,210

10. 15. Viennese pewter guild Painted cast iron flagon. Chinaman hitching post. $57,500 $46,000

11. 16. Full-bodied copper Cast iron and painted 14 sculpture of Mercury. garden fountain by Mott $41,400 Iron Works, New York. $20,700 16 12. New England wrought iron 17. andirons. Lancaster, Pennsylvania $21,330 pewter flask. $37,920 13. George III wrought iron garden benches. $17,550 15 17 39 MODERN DESIGN

1 2

3 4

1. Wharton Esherick cherry and oak coffee table. $28,080

2. Set of four George Nakashima walnut lowback dining chairs. $4,392

3. Set of six George Nakashima maple dining chairs. $9,945

4. George Nakashima walnut trestle table. $12,870

5. Wharton Esherick cherry modernist library steps. $32,760 5 40 PORCELAIN

1. Stamp Act teapot. $152,100

2. Spatter platter. $39,780

3. Delft plate, dated 1738. 1 2 $12,870

4. Pair of Paris porcelain presidential urns. $64,350

5. Historic blue Staffordshire platter. $30,420

3 4 6. Mocha pitcher. $11,700

7. Chinese export bowl. $14,040

8. Royal Copenhagen Flora Danica dinner service. $39,780 5 6

7 8

41 POTTERY - STONEWARE

1. 5. Stoneware stag, ca. 1875. Remmey stoneware $111,150 pitcher. $81,900

4. New Haven, Connecticut incised 2. stoneware jug, ca. 1825-1830, by 6. Stoneware water jug, 19th c. Absalom Stedman. Stoneware jug with cobalt $48,800 $402,900 decoration. $53,820 3. 7. Stoneware pig flask, Cowden attributed to Anna & Wilcox Pottery, Illinois. four-gallon $37,440 stoneware jug. $49,770

42 POTTERY - REDWARE

5. Isaac Stout, attributed, Bucks County, Pennsylvania earthenware charger, late 18th/early 19th c. $111,150

6. 1. Central George Hubener, attributed, Montgomery Pennsylvania County, Limerick Township, Pennsylvania sgraffito redware two redware dish, dated 1785. layered tobacco $351,000 jar, 19th c. $32,760

7. Rare Pennsylvania redware covered sugar bowl, ca. 1840. $59,250

2. 3. Redware whimsey. Solomon Bell $39,780 redware candlestick. $23,700 8. 4. The Joseph David Haring Townsend family (1801-1871), Samuel Malkin Bucks County, slip decorated Pennsylvania, charger dated pieced redware 1726. footed covered $81,900 dish. $25,740 43 SILVER

1. 2. 3. Boston tankard. Philadelphia sauce Fire horn. $9,945 boats. $9,360 $14,040

4-5 6

7 8 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Silver Cann. Boston Georgian Pennsylvania Georgian silver $5,148 porringer. epergne. tea service. candelabra. $12,870 $17,550 $93,600 $39,780

44 TEXTILES

1. 2. 3. Philadelphia needlework. English needlework. Lititz needlework. $23,400 $17,550 $35,100

4. 5. 6. Pennsylvania crib quilt. Charles II embroidered needlework. Baltimore album quilt. $25,740 $10,530 $16,380

7. 8. 9. Amish crib quilt. Hooked rug. Pennsylvania needlework. $12,870 $8,775 $23,400 45 TOYS AND GAMES

1 2 3 1. 2. 3. German Santa and reindeer. Buddy L. truck. Painted iron and wood $14,040 $2,808 velocipede, late 19th c. $2,574

4. 5. Collection of Steiff animals. Mother Goose Circus, Professor Pug Frog $7,290 mechanical bank. $25,300

6. German carved and painted Noah’s ark. $21,330

7. New England Parcheesi gameboard. $18,225

8. German Belsnickle candy container. $4,503

46 TOYS AND GAMES

9. 10. Victorian carved and Dancing bear painted rocking horse. mechanical bank. $1,220 $7,800

11. 12. Three-story furnished doll house. Carpenter cast iron and wood burning three-story $19,890 building. $20,665

13. Three Marklin train cars. $8,505

47 WEAPONS AND MILITARY

1. Ferguson breech loading rifl e made by Durs Egg. $26,070 7. Colt model 1849 pocket revolver. $4,446

2. John Dickson & Son side-by-side top lever double-barrel Express rifl e. 8. $23,700 Tryon experimental pistol. $49,140

3. Winchester model 94 take down rifl e. $5,925

9. Philadelphia derringer percussion pistol. 4. $4,266 Melchoir Fordney, Lancaster, Pennsylvania fl intlock long rifl e. $28,080

10. Colt model 1911 A-1 pistol. 5. $2,574 Exceptional Mannlicher Schoenaver hunting rifl e. $11,850

11. 6. Freeman’s Army percussion Cased J. Purdey express rifl e. revolver. $8,295 $4,080 48 WEAPONS AND MILITARY

17. Pennsylvania percussion long rifl e by S. Miller. 12. $7,703 Oaks of London three-barrel fl intlock pistol. $2,280

18. Pennsylvania percussion long rifl e by J. F. Gehrett. $4,740

13. Cased Tipping & Lawden Sharps pepperbox pistol. $3,840 19. Pennsylvania percussion long rifl e by J. H. Johnston. $7,703

14. Colt Woodsman Match target 20. pistol. North Carolina fl intlock rifl e attributed to William Lamb. $2,015 $7,703

21. Pennsylvania cap and ball long rifl e by John Parks. 15. $11,850 Pair of English fl intlock dueling pistols. $11,700

16. 22. Cased pair of McDermot fl intlock Harpers Ferry model 1855 rifl e, together with a saber bayonet. dueling pistols. $3,318 $7,800 49 WEAPONS AND MILITARY

23. 24. 25. American flag, ca. 1865. Revolutionary War History Confederate Civil War flag. $4,617 medal. $51,480 $21,330

26. 27. 28. Watercolor Civil War Civil War recruitment poster. Collection of Civil War ledgers. map. $7,605 $28,440 $2,370

29. 30. Civil War Confederate saber. Turkish parade sword. $5,616 $22,230

50 WEAPONS AND MILITARY

32. 33. Early silver mounted eagle head saber. Civil War era Bowie knife. $5,925 $2,844

34. 35. American carved powder horn. Engraved powder horn, dated 1749. $4,029 $3,042

31. 36. 37. Presentation sword. Abraham Lincoln signed Civil Civil War regimental drum. $56,880 War appointment. $4,029 $9,480 51 WINE

1. Six 750ml bottles 1959 Laﬁ te Rothschild. $2,340

2. 750ml bottle 1961 Petrus. $2,160

3. Four 750ml bottles of Petrus 1975. $2,223

4. Seven 750ml bottles 1982 Laﬁ te Rothschild. $6,435

5. Six 750ml bottles Romanee Conti Domaine de la Romanee Conti. $3,510

(Wine that is part of an Estate can be sold at auction in the state of Pennsylvania.)

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