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D.G.W. Auctioneers Inc. Fine Estates and Collectibles Auction – March D.G.W. Auctioneers Inc. 1 Fine Estates and Collectibles Auction – March 22, 2014 1 Glass Pitcher with Gorham sterling silver overlay, monogram “M” in cartouche. Gorham hallmark and D 1629. Height: 10 ½ inches. 2 Gorham sterling silver Sugar and Creamer set # 99 & #100 and a Gorham sterling silver Tray #1228. Tray dimensions: 9 5/8 x 6 inches. Total Weight: 14 OZT. 3 Gorham sterling silver 2-piece serving dish, #13565. Size: 10 ½ x 7 ½ x 3 inches. Weight: 23.9 OZT. 4 Shreve sterling silver bowl “Paul Revere Reproduction” #10787. Height: 3 inches; Diameter: 6 inches. Total Weight: 9.38 OZT. 5 4-piece Sterling Child’s Set in presentation box, each piece decorated with Japanese children. Marked: Sterling and Sterling 950. Total Weight: 2.2 OZT. 6 Gorham sterling silver Tray, pattern #2240 A, having a decorative band and intermittent scroll detail. Diameter: 11 ¼ inches. Weight: 19.8 OZT. 7 A George II Silver Baluster Jug, London 1748. Baluster shape body with gadrooned foot, ebony handle, hinged lid and artichoke finial. Height: 10 inches. Weight: 28 OZT Provenance: purchased from Garrard The Crown Jewelers, London, England in 1978. 8 Gorham Sterling Silver "Plymouth-Large" Tea Set w/Tea Kettle. 6-piece Tea Set, with ebony handles and finials, comprising: Tea Kettle on Stand with Warmer, Tea Pot, Coffee Pot, Waste Bowl, Covered Sugar and Creamer. All pieces stamped with Gorham hallmark and Sterling. Total Weight: 93.18 OZT (including handles & finials). 9 Baccarat, France “Vincennes” Stemware, (14) Water Goblets (Ht: 7 inches) and (13) Wine Goblets (Ht: 6 inches). Total pieces: 27. Baccarat France etched logo. 10 Three (3) Antique Belgian Bi-Corn Hats in original hatbox from Severin Freres, Brussels. Two of the hats are labeled on the lining: “Maison Accent et Cannone Rue Royale Bruxelles” and “F. Kips 44 Montagne de la Cour Bruxelles”. 11 Chinese Agate Snuff Bottle, black dots around a smooth body, a red and black rim stopper with spoon. Height: 2 3/8 inches (incl. stopper). Late 19th Century 12 Chinese Carved Jade Dragon. Height: 2 ¾ inches. 19th Century 13 Fine Chinese Nephrite White Jade Snuff Bottle, with well carved figures of “Shou Xin” holding longevity peaches on both sides. A malachite stopper with spoon. Height: 2 ¾ (incl. stopper). 19th Century. 14 Fine Chinese White Jade Carved Monkey with Peach. Height: 2 ¼ inches. 19th Century D.G.W. Auctioneers Inc. 2 Fine Estates and Collectibles Auction – March 22, 2014 15 Chinese reverse-painted glass Snuff Bottle, Signed by Ye Zhong Shen (1869 -1945) with a jadeite rim stopper. Finely painted with pine trees and a later painted artist’ signature, having a handle on each side depicting a carved beasts face.Height: 3 inches.Late 19th Century, 16 Chinese Jade Carved Ming Style Ornament Head. Height: 2 3/8 inches. 19th Century 17 Fine Chinese Agate Pendant with Coral String Bead, depicting a deer, a bat and plum tree. Dimensions: 2 ½ x 2 x 3/8 inches. Late 19th Century 18 Fine Chinese White Jade Nephrite Thumb Ring, with carved cloud around body and rim. Height: 1 ¼ inches. 19th Century. 19 Vintage Diamond Bar Pin, tests 14K white gold. Length: 2 ¼ inches approximately 20 Ancient Roman Coin, Yellow Gold & Diamond Pendant. Roman coin set within a heavy yellow gold bezel bead-set with nine round brilliant cut diamonds stationed on a bar-link chain, stamped Gold Art 750. 0.45 total carat weight. Total weight: 45.0 grams. 21 Grand Piano form gold and diamond brooch, the 18K yellow gold piano case set with approximately 100 round brilliant cut diamonds, the 18K white gold keyboard set with 10 baguette cut diamonds. Total diamond estimated weight: 2.90 cts. Total weight: 9.8 grams 22 Lady’s Platinum and Diamond Ring featuring one center emerald cut diamond, 5.56 carat, L color, VS1 clarity, 4-prong-set. With GIA certificate. Centered by two baguette cut diamonds, one on each side, weighing approximately.25 carat total weight. Ring total weight: 7.43 grams. Ring size 6.5 with sizer. 23 Blue sapphire and diamond ring in yellow and white gold setting, featuring alternating rows of channel set round full cut diamonds and baguette cut sapphires. Estimated 0.60 ct. total diamond weight. Total weight: 12.1 grams 24 Ladies white gold, diamond and rainbow sapphire bracelet, featuring green, blue, pink, yellow and orange sapphires flanked by small full-cut diamonds. 14kt. Length: 8 ¼ inches. Estimated 2.5 ct. total diamond weight. Total weight: 18.1 grams 25 Lady’s 14K Yellow Gold free form Diamond Ring, with 4 round brilliant cut diamonds, approximate total weight: 0.57ct 26 Ladies Limited Edition Croton wristwatch. Stainless steel bracelet with 18Kt yellow gold rivets, mother of pearl dial with diamond indicators. Swiss 14 jewel movement 27 Men’s Breitling Chronometer B-1 Wristwatch, Stainless Steel, Quartz, Slate Grey Dial. Ref: #A7836238/F508; Serial No. 912806. Date of Purchase: 01/12/2006 from Tourneau U.S.A., with original case, box and papers. D.G.W. Auctioneers Inc. 3 Fine Estates and Collectibles Auction – March 22, 2014 28 Men’s Gold Rolex Wristwatch. Day-Date model Oyster Perpetual Superlative Chronometer. With Rolex 18kt. yellow gold fluted bezel, case and Presidential bracelet. Champagne stick hour marker dial. 29 Lady’s Vintage Wristwatch. Swiss Belly Watch Extra 17 jewel movement. Faceted crystal on square dial. Partial yellow gold link and leather strap bracelet. Marked 18k /0.750 30 Cartier Enamel and 18K Gold Plated Lighter. Height: 2 ½ x ½ x ½ inches 31 Men’s Gold Cufflinks and Tie Tack, stamped 14K. Attribution verso “JH 1981”. Cufflinks: ¾ x 5/8 inches. Total Weight: 31.9 gr. (excluding Tie Tack back accessory) 32 Ladies Gold Charm Bracelet with 16 Charms some stamped 14K,. 10K and Sterling, clasp stamped 14K 33 14K Yellow Gold Maple Leaf pin with center Diamond. Diameter: 1 5/8 inches 34 C. Bucherer Watch Pendant, champlevé enamel and gilt silver. Stamped 0.935 Argent Dore. Size: 2 x 1 inches 35 Vintage Coral, Jade & Diamond floral brooch, tests 14K. Length: 3 ½ inches; Width: 2 inches approximately. 36 Gold and Coral Flower Pin, tests 14K. 37 Group of Victorian Coral Jewelry including 14K yellow gold chain bracelet. 38 Tiffany & Co. Sterling Silver miniature flask, engraved “Toyota Presidents 1000 Club”. Height: 1 7/8 x 1 inches. Weight: 0.52 OZT 39 Chinese silver on copper Ink Box, engraved landscape with enamel detail. Size: 2 ½ x 2 x ¾ inches 40 Silver seated Buddah figure, stamped Sterling 950. Height: 2 inches. Weight: 0.68 OZT 41 Sterling Silver Toothpick Holder, Frank W. Smith Silver Co. Height: 2 inches. Weight: 1.06 OZT 42 Pair of Jenkins & Jenkins Sterling Silver Repousse Vases, trumpet form, rolled rims, decorated foot. Stamped: Jenkins & Jenkins Inc. Makers Sterling 925/1000 Fine Baltimore. Height: 8 inches. Total Weight: 24.7 OZT 43 Extensive Kirk & Sons Sterling Silver Repousse flatware service, 156 pieces, stamped S.Kirk & Son 925/1000, and S. Kirk & Son Co. Monogram verso. Total Weight: 187.85 OZT (excluding sterling handle knives and sterling handle serving pieces) 44 Gorham “Chantilly Sterling Silver Flatware Service, 75 pieces. Total Weight: 66.2 OZT D.G.W. Auctioneers Inc. 4 Fine Estates and Collectibles Auction – March 22, 2014 45 Japanese Inlaid Metal Jewelry Chest. Japanese gilt metal two-door pagoda form chest, fitted with three drawers. The cabinet exterior decorated in metal inlays with Mt Fuji, landscapes and floral sprays. Signed on back. Mid 20th Century. Height: 5 inches, Width: 4 inches, Depth: 3 inches 46 Pair of Austrian porcelain mantle vases and covers, Royal Vienna style. Double handled urn form with gilded green and red ground to body and pedestal. Classical scenes in reserves, with initialed signature. With some hand painted detailing. Assembled in three pieces: the urn pedestal and plinth plus lids. Blue beehive mark, Austria. Early 20th Century Height overall: 22 inches, Width: 10 inches, handle to handle. 47 JOHN JAMES AUDUBON Engraving and aquatint in color, with hand coloring, original Whatman watermark 1831 paper. “Columbia Jay, Plate XCVI” by Robert Havell, DEF. Sheet Size: 37 ¼ x 24 7/8 inches. 48 Sewing Box, burlwood and inlaid mixed woods, interior fitted with a mirrored lid, a removable tray comprising of nine compartments, some with lids, and the base having a single compartment centered by two pull out trays. Circa 1930. Size: 11 5/8 x 9 5/8 x 5 inches 49 Lalique France frosted crystal seated cat. Inscribed "Lalique R France" on the base.. Condition: Chip to one ear (as photographed). Height: 8 inches approx. 50 JAMES RANDOLPH (20th Century, Port Angeles, Washington), cut and polished Glass Sculpture titled "The Embrace", signed James Randolph. Height: 31 x 16 x 9 inches. 51 Carl Aubock, Austria, Bauhaus, Bronze Pricket Candlestick. Stamped: Aubock Made in Austria. Height: 4 ½ inches 52 Pair of ROYCROFT New York hammered copper bookends with Poppies. Orb and cross mark, 1905-1915. Dimensions: 5 1/4 x 5 x 4 ½ inches 53 MARC CHAGALL (French/Russian, 1887-1985), Color lithograph, limited edition: #25/50, Bouquet sur la ville, 1983, 18 x 12 inches. Within gilt wood frame with ivory silk mat, glazed. Overall: 32 x 26 inches. 54 MARC CHAGALL (French/Russian, 1887-1985), Color lithograph, limited edition: #25/50, Art Flowers, 1983, 19 x 13 inches. Within a gilt wood frame with ivory linen mat, glazed. Overall: 32 x 26 inches. 55 Hilda Steckel "Double Steckel" Glazed Ceramic Sculpture. HILDA STECKEL (American, 20th Century) Height: 78 x 17 ½ x 17 ½ inches. 56 Hilda Steckel "Single Lady Upside Down" Glazed Ceramic Sculpture. HILDA STECKEL (American, 20th Century) Height: 40 x 14 x 18 inches.
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