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Fall Fine and Decorative Art (10Am EDT) Saturday 08 October 2011 14:00 Fall Fine and Decorative Art (10am EDT) Saturday 08 October 2011 14:00 Cowan's Auctions (Cincinnati USA) Cowan's Auctions, Inc 6270 Este Ave. Cincinnati OH 45232 Cowan's Auctions (Cincinnati USA) (Fall Fine and Decorative Art (10am EDT)) Catalogue - Downloaded from UKAuctioneers.com Lot: 1 x 18 in. Oil on canvas laid down to board. Estimates: $300 - 1 Landscape by William T. Hunleigh, WatercolorWilliam T. 500 Hunleigh (American, 1848-1916), titled Willows on the Little Elk Horn River on verso, dated 1912 and signed l.r., with early Closson's label on reverse; 16.75 x 22.75 in. Estimates: Lot: 10 $3,000 - 5,000 10 Horse Portrait by George Paice, Oil on CanvasGeorge Paice (British, 1854-1925), titled Dustmaid along lower margin, signed and dated 98 l.l.; 13.5 x 17.5 in. Relined with craquelure. Lot: 2 Estimates: $4,000 - 6,000 2 Kentucky, What a Life by Mary Spencer Nay, Oil on CanvasMary Spencer Nay (American, b, 1913), titled Kentucky, What a Life on plaque and central building, signed l.r., with Lot: 11 original label attached to frame; 26.5 x 35.5 in. Estimates: 11 Portrait of General Harding byHenry Stull, Oil on $2,000 - 4,000 CanvasHenry Stull (American, 1851-1913), signed l.l., with additional printed biographical information about the horse; 15.5 x 22 in.Named after General Harding of Belle MeadePlantation, Lot: 3 located in Nashville, Tennessee,the racehorse General 3 Still Life of Flowers by Henry Faulkner, Oil on BoardHenry Harding, foaled in 1881, led a successful career during the late Faulkner (American, 1924-1981 ), thirdquarter, 20th century, a 19th century. Sired by Great Tom, the winner ofthe St. James floral still life of vased flowers, in an artist-rendered frame, Palace Stakes at Ascot and the Doncaster Stakes at signed 1.1.;16 x 12 in., 23 x 19 in. (framed). Estimates: Doncaster in 1876, the Breeders' Hand Book and Guide $4,000 - 6,000 named General Harding "the best two-year old winner of 1883." The racehorse earned this accolade after he won nine races out of ten starts, includingthe Harold Stakes, which many considered to be one of the top two-year old stakes in the Lot: 4 United States. General Harding also raced asa three-year old 4 Still Life in Faces Vase by Henry Faulkner, Oil on BoardHenry and started in two races as a four-year old before he pulled up Faulkner (American, 1924-1981), third quarter 20th century, a lame. In all, General Harding started in a total of twenty races, still life with flowers in a vase with confronting faces, signed l.l., with fourteen wins, one place, and three shows. With in an artist-rendered frame; 13 x 9 in., 15.25 x 11.25 in. craquelure and relined. Estimates: $5,000 - 7,000 (framed). Estimates: $2,000 - 4,000 Lot: 12 Lot: 5 12 Fox Hunting Scene by NinettaButterworth, Oil on 5 Still Life with Boot and Pears by HenryFaulkner, Oil on CanvasNinetta Butterworth (British, b. 1922), signed l.l.; 19.5 x BoardHenry Faulkner (American, 1924-1981), third quarter 20th 23.5 in. Craquelure. Estimates: $1,000 - 1,500 century, a still life with a boot pin cushion and a pair of pears, one with "Italy" on it, signed l.l., in an artist-rendered frame; 9.5 x11.5 in., 13.5 x 15.5 in. (framed). Estimates: $2,000 - 4,000 Lot: 13 13 Fox Hunting Scene by NinettaButterworth, Oil on CanvasNinetta Butterworth (British, b. 1922), signed l.r.; 19.5 x Lot: 6 23.75 in. Craquelure. Estimates: $1,000 - 1,500 6 Autumn Landscape by Harvey Joiner, Oil on BoardHarvey Joiner (American, 1852-1932), signed l.r.; 9.75 x 19.5 in. Estimates: $2,000 - 3,000 Lot: 14 14 Fox Hunting Scenes by J.F. Herring, EngravingsJ.F. Herring (British, 1795-1865), from Herring's fox hunting series, includes four engravings, titled The Meet, Breaking Cover, Full Cry, and Lot: 7 The Death all in lower margin; each plate size 17.5x 30.5 in. 7 Landscape by Robert Burns Wilson, WatercolorRobert Burns General toning and waterstaining to each print. Estimates: Wilson (American, 1851-1916), signed l.r.; 8.25 x 11.5 in. $1,000 - 2,000 Toning. Estimates: $300 - 500 Lot: 15 Lot: 8 15 The Derby by Cecil Aldin, LithographsCecil Aldin (British, 8 Harlan Hubbard WoodcutsHarlan Hubbard (American, 1900- 1870-1935), a pair ofcolored lithographs titled The Derby, 1988), includes four woodcuts, with three Christmas card published by Richard Wyman & Co., each signed in plate and woodcuts, two of which are signed by Harlan and Anna below in pencil l.l.; 13.25 x 19.75 in. Not examined out of frame. Hubbard l. center, with one titled Shanty Boats at Brent, KY, Estimates: $800 - 1,200 and the fourth titled The Church, unsigned; largest 4 x 5.5 in. Estimates: $1,000 - 1,500 Lot: 16 16 Currier & Ives Lithograph Won By a Neck A hand-colored Lot: 9 large-folio Currier & Ives lithograph titled Won By a Neck / 9 Kentucky Farmstead by Thomas J. Willison, Oil on Lady Thorn Goldsmith Maid and American Girl and further BoardThomas J. Willison (American, 1864-1940), signed l.r.; 14 captioned In the First Heat of Their Great Trotting Contest on 1 of 27 Cowan's Auctions (Cincinnati USA) (Fall Fine and Decorative Art (10am EDT)) Catalogue - Downloaded from UKAuctioneers.com the Prospect Park Fair GroundsAugust 28th, 1869, dated 1869 pedestal and stepped battens, have been associated with other l.r.; 16.75 x 26.5 in. Uneven toning, with a few waterstains in Newport fly tables, as illustrated in Patricia Kane's article, "The the corners. Also, a small 3 in. tear on left perimeter. Not Pallidian Style Furniture: Fly Tea Tables", as published in examined out of frame. Estimates: $1,000 - 2,000 American Furniture 1999, pp 1-16. The five-toed claw and ball feet and the stepped battons are believed to be a characteristic of Newport 'fly' tables, although the feet could be a later Lot: 18 regional adaptation of snake feet, updating the piece to the 18 Queen Anne High Chest Massachusetts, 18th century, a urbane style of the Chippendale claw and ball foot. Split in top. Queen Anne high chest of drawers in cherry with pine Estimates: $4,000 - 6,000 secondary, having a molded cornice over five graduated and thumb molded drawers, the bottom case with one long drawer over three short drawers, the center one being shell- carved, all Lot: 25 rising on cabriole legs ending in pad feet; hr. 73.5, wd. 40, dp. 25 New England Queen Anne Tea Table American, 18th 19 in. Refinished, brasses changed out. Estimates: $4,000- century, a Queen Anne tea table in bird's eye maple having an 6,000 oval top over tapering legs ending in pad feet; ht. 26.25, wd. 29.5, dp. 20.25 in. Top altered. Estimates: $500 -700 Lot: 19 19 Pennsylvania Corner GJpboard American, 18th century, a Lot: 26 corner cupboard in walnut having two arched paneled doors 26 Queen Anne Drop Leaf TableAmerican, ca 1740-1760, a over two paneled doors, rising on shaped bracket feer, hr. Queen Anne drop leaf table in walnut with pine secondary, 82.25 in. Hinges replaced. Estimates: $2,500 - 3,500 having a rounded top and barrel-jointed rounded leaves, with a shaped apron, and rising on block and turned legs ending in pad feet; ht. 27.5, wd. 46, dp. 14.5 in. Hinges reset. Leg and Lot: 20 feet repairs and restorations. Estimates: $400 - 600 20 Chippendale-style Chairs American, late 19th century, twelve Chippendale-style chairs in mahogany including two arm chairs and ten side chairs; ht. 38.5, seat ht. 17 in. All with back Lot: 27 rail braced. Most with corner blocks replaced. Arms later. 27 Mahogany Carved Tilt Top Tea Table American, ca 1850- Estimates: $3,000 - 5,000 60, a tilt top tea table in mahogany having a carved top, birdcage mechanism, and rising on snake feet; ht. 27.5, dia. 30.5 in. Estimates: $1,000 - 1,500 Lot: 21 21 Chippendale Chest of DrawersAmerican, ca 1750-1770, a Chippendale chest of drawers in cherry with pine secondary, Lot: 28 having four graduated drawers over shaped bracket feet; ht. 28 Queen Anne High ChestAmerican, probably New England, 37.75, wd. 39.5, dp. 20.25 in. Drawer systems rebuilt. Repaired ca 1740-1760, a Queen Anne high chest in cherry and maple molded edge on top. Later brasses. Estimates: $2,000 - with pine secondary having a molded cornice over five 3,000 graduated overlapping drawers with a thumb molded edge overthree aligning drawers in the bottom case, and having a shaped skirt, all rising on cabriole legs ending in pad feet; ht. Lot: 22 70.25, wd. 38, dp. 19 in. Upper case with replaced back. 22 Newport, Rhode Island, Chippendale Side Chair18th Replaced brasses. Replaced molded cornice. Associated top. century, a Townsend School side chair in mahogany with cross Estimates: $2,000 - 3,000 hatching on crest, carved overlapping volutes on splat, quadrangular legs with fluting and stop fluting; ht. 38.5 in.For an identical example, see The Magazine Antiques, Vol. LXIV, No. Lot: 29 1, July 1953, "The Newport Exhibition", by Ralph Carpenter, Jr., 29 Pine Corner CupboardAmerican, purportedly a built-in froma pp39, fig.
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