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Devin Moisan Auctioneers, Inc. 75 Railroad Ave. Epping, NH 03042 Phone: (603) 953-0022 Devin Moisan Auctioneers, Inc. 75 Railroad Ave. Epping, NH 03042 Phone: (603) 953-0022 Spring Antiques Auction 6/19/2021 REGISTERING TO BID AND/OR PLACING A BID AT AUCTION LOT # INDICATES ACCEPTANCE OF THE FOLLOWING TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE. 1 Grand Tour Sculpture, Dancing Faun at Pompeii 500.00 - 800.00 A BUYER'S PREMIUM OF 25% WILL BE ADDED TO THE HAMMER Bronze, mounted on oval plinth base. PRICE OF EACH LOT, DISCOUNTED TO 20% FOR ABSENTEE PURCHASES. AN ADDITIONAL 3% FEE WILL BE ADDED ON CREDIT H: 30 in., W: 11 in., D: 18 in. CARD TRANSACTIONS. 2 Pair of Cast Iron Whippet Garden Ornaments 500.00 - 800.00 All items are sold 'AS-IS, WHERE-IS' WITH ALL FAULTS and WITH NO The pair seated upon oval plinth bases. EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES and ALL SALES ARE FINAL. Bidders are encouraged to register on third-party bidding platforms prior to H: 17 in.; W: 12 in.; D: 7 in. (each) the day of sale, as automatic bidder approval is not guaranteed. 3 American Cast Iron Twig Form Garden Bench 700.00 - 1,000.00 It is the purchaser's responsibility to inspect each lot as to condition, size, Attributed to James Beebe Foundry, New York. authenticity and rarity to determine his or her own level of interest. Lot descriptions do not contain condition information and the absence of a H: 33 in., W: 50 in., D: 22 in. condition report does not imply that an object is free of defects or restoration. Condition reports are provided as a courtesy to our buyers and 4 19th C. Greco-Roman Carved Marble Garden Sculpture 800.00 - 1,200.00 reflect the opinion of the auction house and should not be taken as a Depicting a partially clothed headless standing male figure on statement of fact or free from human error. Neither the auctioneer, nor the plinth base. auction house shall be responsible for the accuracy of any printed or verbal descriptions. All weights and measurements are approximate. For condition H: 57 in., W: 20 in., D: 14 in. report requests, please contact us at least 24-48 hours prior to the auction start time. 5 Cast Iron Campagna Form Urn 200.00 - 400.00 The auctioneer has the sole right to re-offer a lot and/or settle any disputed The flared rim above a tapered and ribbed bowl above a ring bids. The record of sale kept by the auction house shall be final in the event knopped standard raised on square plinth base. of any dispute. At the fall of the auctioneer's hammer, the bidder acknowledged by the auctioneer, whether in person or absentee, assumes H: 29 in.; Diam.: 24.5 in. the obligation to pay for the offered lot, and shall pay full purchase price for 6 Cast Iron Garden Urn on Plinth the lot, which shall include hammer price, plus the buyer's premium and all 300.00 - 500.00 applicable charges and/or costs. Payment is expected within 5 days of the The rim with banded decoration above a dental molded waisted auction date; interest charges will apply to invoices after the expiration of bowl on a pedestal base with ring knopped standard, raised on a this period. For payments made by check, merchandise will not be released square plinth base. Attributed to Kramer Bros., Dayton, Ohio. until 10 days after payment is received when the check clears. H: 30.5 in.; Diam.: 24 in. The auctioneer reserves the right to reject any bid. Some lots may carry 7 Campagna Form Urn on Plinth reserves or minimum selling prices below which a lot will not be sold. The 300.00 - 500.00 amount of the reserve shall not exceed the low estimate or requested In two parts; the flared rim with tapered bowl, upon a ribbed base opening bid. Estimates and opening bids are subject to change at any time with ring molded standard, raised on a square plinth base. prior to the offering of each lot. The auction house shall not be held responsible for any errors or failures in the execution of absentee bids or H: 38.5 in.; Diam.: 24.5 in. bids executed online. In all instances the auctioneer's interpretation of these conditions is final and binding on all bidders. LOT # Devin Moisan Auctioneers, Inc. Page: 2 Spring Antiques Auction 6/19/2021 LOT # LOT # 8 Cast Iron Pedestal Base Patio Table 15 Vienna Cold Painted Bronze Figural Inkwell 400.00 - 600.00 400.00 - 600.00 The round foliate-decorated reticulated top above four arched In the manner of Franz Xaver Bergmann, modeled as a capercaillie supports joined by a ring stretcher on a pierced base with scrolled with outstretched neck perched on an evergreen bough, the hinged returns raised on acanthus-decorated legs terminating in paw feet. neck opening to a well with porcelain liner, the fanned tail with letter holder above a twig form pen rest. H: 29 in.; Diam.: 39 in. 9 Set of Six Cast Zinc High-Back Patio Chairs Pen for illustration and not included with this lot. 200.00 - 400.00 The bamboo cast high backs above padded seats raised on double H: 6.5 in., W: 8 in., D: 9.5 in. legs joined by an X-stretcher. 16 Art Deco Nude Female Figure Diving 200.00 - 400.00 H: 41.5 in., W: 17 in., D: 21 in. Depicting a nude female figure with bob hairstyle preparing to leap 10 Wrought Iron Six-Pot Plant Stand from a rocky outcropping. Bronzed metal; signed "AJ". 150.00 - 250.00 The central saucer form pot stand, flanked by two stepped pairs, H: 12.75 in., W: 7 in., D: 9.5 in. joined by scrolled ironwork, above twisted supports, joined by a 17 Tiffany Studios Gilt Bronze Two-Light Candelabra stretcher with a single lower pot stand, raised on arched cabriole 200.00 - 400.00 legs with oval pad feet. The foliate form standard with pod finial and two candlearms supporting prong set pot form candlecups with removable H: 44 in., W: 34 in., D: 13.5 in. bobeches, on an oval base. Impressed with Tiffany Studios, New 11 Set of Six Cast Iron Patio Chairs York, 1230 and logo. 150.00 - 250.00 Of stylized bamboo form with triple gothic arch backs above a H: 8.5 in., W: 7.5 in., D: 3 in. diamond grate seat, raised on straight legs. 18 Tiffany Studios Bronze Dore Bowl, #1708 100.00 - 150.00 H: 37 in., W: 18.5 in., D: 20 in. Textured finish, impressed "Tiffany Studios, New York, 1708" on 12 Lalique Amethyst Biches Art Glass Vase reverse. 400.00 - 600.00 Decorated on the round in relief depicting woodland views with H: 1.25 in., Diam.: 9 in. grazing deer, inscribed on base Lalique, France. 19 American Aesthetic Movement Cherry Center Table 400.00 - 600.00 H: 6.75 in., Diam.: 5.5 in. Attributed to Merklin. The oblong top with thumbmolded edge, 13 Large Moorcroft Hibiscus Pattern Vase above a frieze with incised lines and gadrooned edge, over bulbous 300.00 - 500.00 twist legs joined by a shaped shelf stretcher with bronze mounts, Of swelled cylindrical form with yellow and pink hibiscus on a raised on grotesque bronze head form feet clutching wooden balls. cobalt ground. Impressed mark with "Late Queen Mary" paper label. H: 29.5 in.; W: 40 in.; D: 27 in. 20 American Rococo Rev. Marble Top Rosewood Table H: 14.5 in., W: 7 in., D: 7 in. 400.00 - 600.00 14 American Repousse Sterling Silver Mirror Frame The scalloped oval top above a conforming ornately floral and 500.00 - 800.00 foliate carved frieze, raised on carved cabriole legs, joined by an The beveled glass mirror plate surrounded by a pierced sterling X-stretcher with carved double finial terminating in acanthus carved silver floral decorated frame with arched crest centering a feet. monogrammed cartouche flanked by cherubs, the reverse fitted with wire hanger as well as hinged table top support. Dominick & H: 28 in.; W: 46 in.; D: 32 in. Haff, New York, New York. H: 25.5 in., W: 18 in., D: 1 in. Devin Moisan Auctioneers, Inc. Page: 3 Spring Antiques Auction 6/19/2021 LOT # LOT # 21 Renaissance Revival Marquetry Inlaid Parlor Table 24 George H. McCord, View of New York Harbor 300.00 - 500.00 1,000.00 - 1,500.00 American Renaissance Revival polychrome marquetry inlaid and George H. McCord (British, 1848-1909) View of New York Harbor, part-ebonized parlor table. The circular ebonized inset top with oil on canvas (30 x 20 inches) within an elaborate gilt frame, signed central inlay depicting two birds on a branch, surrounded by panel lower right "G.H McCord, A.N.A.". and sprig border and burl walnut molded edge, supported by a 25 George Clare Floral Still-Life with Bird's Nest turned central standard, flanked by four additional arched supports, 1,500.00 - 2,500.00 raised on square legs on casters. George Clare (British, 1830-1900) Still-life depicting mixed colors of primrose and apple blossoms, alongside a bird's nest with eggs H: 29.5 in.; Diam.: 23 in. and baskets, oil on canvas, within period frame. Signed lower right 22 Renaissance Revival Oak Dining Suite, Berkey & Gay George Clare, reverse of canvas stenciled Reeves & Sons, 3,000.00 - 5,000.00 Manufacturers 113 Cheapside, London. Renaissance Revival heavily carved oak dining suite comprised of a dining table with six leaves; eight dining chairs, including a pair of H: 18 in., W: 24 in.
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