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New Online Auction Offered by the Mcguire Group (February 2- 6) 09/28/21 08:08:11 New Online Auction Offered by The McGuire Group (February 2- 6) Auction Opens: Sun, Feb 2 12:34pm ET Auction Closes: Thu, Feb 6 9:00pm ET Lot Title Lot Title 0004 Black & White Photo - Army Vs Duke 0022E Antique Map of TENNALYTOWN, Plan 32 University Football Game, 1938-1939, by A. from Baist's Real Estate Atlas of the District of Rickerby, Measures approximately 13" X 18". Columbia, Surveys of Washington. Separated Unmounted. from book and printed on linen. Measures 0005 Asian Black Lacquer Four Panel Floor Screen approximately 21 1/2" x 34". Some Foxing to Room Divider - Hand Painted with Brass edges. Accents. Each panel measures approximately 0030 Set of 4 Black & White Photos - "Ringside 16" wide X 72" tall. Total length Reaction", Madison Square Garden, NY, NY; approximately 64" long. March 15, 1952 by A. Rickerby. Each 0006 Chautauqua Industrial Educational Desk for measures approximately 9" x 8" and all four are Children by Lewis E Myers. For Teaching in mounted together on one picture board. the Home 0031 Black & White Photo - Swimming Pool, for 0007 Antique Rockville Plat Book, Maps of Life Magazine, by A. Rickerby. Measures 12" x Rockville Maryland, by F.H.M. Klinge. 18 1/2" and mounted on picture board. Approximately 56 plats, separated from book. 0032 Black & White Photo - Buster Mathis, circa Each plat measures approximately 21 1/2" x 16". 1960's; fought both Frazier and Ali for 0007A Framed Oil on Board, Seagull, Signed by Betty heavyweight title; A. Rickerby. Measures 13" x Tenhundfeld. Measures approximately 21 1/2" 19" and mounted on picture board. X 29". 0033 Black & White Photo - Boy Bowling A, 0010A Group of 4 Metal ware Items. Includes Silver Measures 13" x 19" and mounted on picture Plate Coffee Server from Italy, Silver Plate board. Neiman Marcus Cannister and Spoon and Brass 0034 Black & White Photo - Boy Bowling C, Virginia Metalcrafters Leaf Dish. Measures 13" x 19" and mounted on picture 0011A Large Framed Oil On Canvas Painting of City board. Scene Signed by Nikol. Measures 0034A 4 Ceramic Items. Includes Vase with Rabbits approximately 27" X 30 1/2". Signed KP, Blue Hotpoint Pitcher, Hall 0014A Authentic Beatles Record Re-purposed as a Refrigerator Dish and Bunny Teapot. Wall Clock. Battery Run. 0035 Black & White Photo - Baseball - Dick Sesle, 0015E Antique Map of CHEVY CHASE, Plan 33 from Unsigned A Rickerby. Measures 13" x 19" and Baist's Real Estate Atlas of the District of mounted on picture board. Columbia, Surveys of Washington. Separated 0035E Antique Map of THE DISTRICT OF from book and printed on linen. Measures COLUMBIA and MASS AVE, Plan 31 from approximately 21 1/2" x 34". Some Foxing to Baist's Real Estate Atlas of the District of edges. Columbia, Surveys of Washington. Measures 0017A Mid Century Modern MCM West Bend Ice approximately 34" long. Some Foxing to edges. Bucket. Measures approximately 8" tall 0036 Black & White Photo - "Losing Manager" Dick excluding handle. Sesle, Cincinnati Reds, by A. Rickerby. 0020A Framed Photograph Entitled "Channeling Trees, Measures 13" x 19" and mounted on picture Rock Harbor Orleans" by Jon Vaughan, Signed. board. Measures approximately 15 1/2" X 19 1/2". 1/8 09/28/21 08:08:11 Lot Title Lot Title 0036A Framed Print of "Mother with a Kiss" Signed by 0057 Mancala African Stone Game with Glass Game Artist Enid Romanik, Illustrator. Measures Pieces and Instructions approximately 11" X 13". 0057A 10 Piece Set of Taylor, Smith & Taylor 0037 Black & White Photo - Navy Crew, Sports ironstone china in "INDIAN SUMMER" Illustrated by A. Rickerby. Measures 15 1/2" x Pattern. Includes covered casserole, coffee pot, 20" and mounted on picture board. divided serving dish, small serving dish and 0038 Black & White Photo - Tessie O'Shea, cups (no saucers). Unsigned A. Rickerby Measures 12 3/4" x 19" 0058 Artisan Made Hardwood Cheese Board made and mounted on picture board. by David Levy of Davis CA, Signed. Measures 0038A Group of 6 Artisan Studio Pottery Pieces. Two approximately 19" by 6" painted cups, one mug, set of lidded dish and 0059 Pair of Weidlich Bros Wb Mfg #2275 Silver lidded Pitcher and Vase, Plated Pheasants, Measures approximately 13" 0039 Black & White Photo - Science Class, For Life long As is, some missing feet. Magazine, by A. Rickerby. Measures 13" x 0060 Set of Hand Painted Floral Dresden Porcelain 19" and mounted on picture board. Coffee Service including cups & saucers, 0040 Black & White Photo - Water Fountain, by demitasse cups & saucers, plates, Coffee Pot, Michael Schafer. Measures 10 1/2" x 13 1/2" Creamer and Sugar. Made in Germany and mounted on picture board. 0061 Set of 7 Limoges Porcelain Double Handle 0041 Black & White Photo - Man In Chair, Signed Cups and Saucers with 5 additional saucers on verso by H G Peck. Measures 10" x 13 1/2" made by D & C Delinieres & Co. White with and mounted on picture board. Gilt Design. Made in France 0041A 2 Graduated Teak Midcentury Modern MCM 0062 Sur La Table Roasting Pan. Measures Wood Serving Bowls made by DANSK. approximately 9" x 14" x 2" 0042 Black & White Photo - Front Door. Measures 0062A Framed Print of "Father with a Big Bear Hug" 10 1/2" x 11" and mounted on picture board. Numbered & Signed by Artist Enid Romanik, Illustrator. Measures approximately 14" X 17". 0043 Black & White Photo - Thanksgiving. Measures 10" x 13 1/2" and mounted on picture board. 0063 Pair of Two Rogers Bros Stainless Steel Modern Serving Dishes. Made in Italy 0045E Antique Map of THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Plan 30 from Baist's Real Estate 0064 Two Metal Flasks. Measures approximately Atlas of the District of Columbia, Surveys of 11" and 9" tall. As is, one missing top. Washington. Separated from book and printed 0065 Pair of two matching Asian Silver Plate Boxes on linen. Measures approximately 21 1/2" x with Hinged Lids. Measures approximately 3" 34". Some Foxing to edges. in diameter 0050 Blue and White Hand Painted Pitcher by 0065E Antique Map, Plan 13 from Baist's Real Estate Chianti, approximately 8" tall Atlas of the District Separated from book and 0051 Asian Inspired Two Handle Porcelain Urn, printed on linen. Measures approximately 21 Measures Approximately 7" tall 1/2" x 34". Some Foxing to edges.of Columbia, Surveys of Washington. Measures 0052 Hand Carved Wooden Ox Figurine - As is approximately 34" long. Some Foxing to edges. Broken Horn - Measures approximately 10" tall and 22" long 0066 Group of Assorted Brass Candlesticks, Bowls and one Alabaster Candle Stick 0052A Pair of 2 Wolfard Hand Blown Clear Glass Oil Lamps. 0067 Group of 7 Asian Small Porcelain Ceramic Blue and White Pots with Mark 0053 Silver Plated Pitcher, measures approximately 5" tall and 4" wide; hallmark on base 0068 Chinese Carved Stone Seal with Lidded Pot of Seal Paste 0054 Middle Eastern Silver Plated Astray made with Coins, Measures approximately 4" in diameter 0068a Framed M.C. Escher Print Entitled "Other World". Measures approximately 26 1/2" X 22 0055 Three Middle Eastern Salt Cellars with Open 1/2". Work Design, Center Handle and Spoons. Measures approximately 4" tall including handle 0069 Eastlake Victorian Silver Plated Coffee Urn with Figural Handles and Feet. Measures 0056 Four Hand Carved Wooden Leaf Shaped approximately 18" tall Bowls. Made by Hibiscus 2/8 09/28/21 08:08:11 Lot Title Lot Title 0070 Asian Hand Carved Wooden Tray with Inlaid 0085E Antique Map, Plan 28 from Baist's Real Estate Mother of Pearl Decoration. Measures Atlas of the District of Columbia, Surveys of approximately 23 1/2" x 14 1/2" Washington. Separated from book and printed 0071 Pair of Silver Plate Napkin Rings in on linen. Measures approximately 21 1/2" x Presentation Box. 34". Some Foxing to edges. 0072 Set of 6 Silver and Enamel Japanese Export 0086 Hand Thrown and Painted Red Clay Double Spoons in Presentation box, Mitopa Dept Handle Bowl. Made in Peru. Measures approximately 7 1/2" X 3" 0073 Pair of Silver Plate Serving Fork and Spoon, with Black Handles. Made in Singapore. 0087 Hand Thrown Black Clay Vase with Applied Measures approximately 10" long Decoration. As Is. In the style of Barro Negro Pottery of Oaxaca, Mexico. Approximately 5" 0073A Group of Hand Blown Glass Items and Dishes. X 4" Includes 3 Vases and set of Clear Glass Bowls. 0088 Small Hand Made Black Clay Pottery Donkey 0074 Two Sterling Silver Serving Trays, one marked Figurine. In the style of Barro Negro Pottery of Wallace Sterling. Together they weigh Oaxaca, Mexico. Approximately 7" x 7" approximately 975 grams. 0089 Hand Made Black Clay Pottery Figure of 0075 Set of 6 Sterling Silver Goblets with Asian Mother with Child. In the style of Barro Negro Motif. Each weighs approximately 54 grams for Pottery of Oaxaca, Mexico. Measures a total of 378 grams. approximately 3" X 5" 0076 Group of Nine Sterling Silver Serving Pieces 0089A Group of Decorative Metal Items. Includes including Three Baby Cups. Weighs a total of WMF Serving Dish and Butter Dish, approximately 400 grams. International Silver Pear Shaped Bowl, 0077 Group of Three Silver Plated Serving Trays Aluminum Modern Vase, Reed & Barton Bowl. 0078 Round Hand Carved Wooden Game Board. 0090 Hand Made Black Clay Pottery Bird Figure. In Made in Kenya the style of Barro Negro Pottery of Oaxaca, 0079 Brass Set of Fireplace Tools with Stand Mexico. Measures approximately 4" x 4" 0079A Group of Decorative Items. Includes Alabaster 0091 Hand Made Black Clay Pottery Coin Bank with Lidded Box, Two Terracotta Clay Angels, Set Animal Figures on Top.
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