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Lot # Description Lot # Description 1 14k Yellow Gold Necklace. 1.8 dwts 40 White Metal Noise Maker Necklace. 2 Art Deco Diamond, White Gold Ring. 1.2 dwts 41 Collection of Aventurine Quartz, Nephrite, Glass Jewelry 3 Blue Ceramic, Yellow Gold Pendant. 8.4 dwts Items. 4 Multi-Stone, Yellow Gold Jewelry Suite. 3.7 dwts 42 Mexican Sterling Silver Jewelry Suite, 96.3 dwts. 5 Chinese Imitation Turquoise, Enamel, Silver-Gilt Ring. 4.7 43 Collection of Four Jade Bangles. dwts 44 Large Collection of Asian Pendants Including Nephrite, 6 Collection of Two Multi-Stone, 10k Yellow Gold Rings. 3.7 Mother-of-Pearl, Carnelian, Amethyst and Others. dwts 45 Collection of Asian Jewelry Items Including Enameled 7 Pair of Black Star Sapphire, Pink Sapphire, Gold-Filled Peacock Brooches. Earrings. 3.3 dwts 46 Collection of Miscellaneous Multi-Stone, Yellow Gold, Silver, 8 Collection of Miscellaneous Multi-Stone, Yellow Gold, Metal Costume Jewelry Including Amber, Turquoise, Lapis and Jewelry Items. 10.4 dwts Others. 9 Collection of Four Pairs of 14k Yellow Gold Earrings. 3.9 47 Collection of Miscellaneous Multi-Stone Jewelry, including dwts azurmalachite, garnet, marchasite and others. 10 Collection of Three Copper Jewelry Items. 11.4 dwts 48 Collection of Designer Costume Jewelry. 11 Lapis Lazuli, Yellow Gold Bar Brooch. 4.2 dwts 49 Collection of Two Dyed Carved Jade Bangles Together with 12 Collection of Four Bohemian Garnet Jewelry Items. 8.0 dwts a Glass Bangle and a Pendant. 13 Collection of Four Pairs of 14k Yellow Gold Earrings. 5.7 50 Collection of Silver, Metal Jewelry, 80.2 dwts. dwts 51 Collection of Miscellaneous Costume Jewelry and Bone. 14 Blue Topaz, Diamond, Yellow and White Gold Jewelry Suite. 52 Collection of Silver, Metal Jewelry. 4.4 dwts 53 Collection of Sterling Silver Jewelry Items, mostly Mexican, 15 Collection of Miscellaneous White Gold Mountings, 70.2 dwts. including studs and rings. 5.9 dwts 54 Collection of Miscellaneous Multi-Stone, Silver, Metal 16 Sapphire, Synthetic Sapphire, Diamond, Yellow Gold Jewelry Jewelry. Suite. 5.1 dwts 55 Collection of Carved Multi-Stone Jewelry Items, including 17 Pair of Synthetic Sapphire, 14k Yellow Gold Stud Earrings. jade, carnelian, rutilated quartz and others. 0.7 dwts 56 Collection of Silver, Metal Bracelets. 18 *Collection of Native American Multi-Stone, Silver Jewelry. 57 Collection of Silver Necklaces, 105.1 dwts. 15.0 dwts 58 Collection of Asian Carved Hardstone Items. 19 Pair of 14k Tricolor Gold Earrings. 2.1 dwts 59 Collection of Two Small Dolls in Plastic Casing. 20 Collection of Carved Jade and Hardstone Pendants. 60 Collection of Costume Jewelry. 21 Mexican Sterling Silver Jewelry Suite, including a pair of 61 Collection of Amber Jewelry. earrings and a bracelet, 92.2 dwts. 62 Collection of Costume Jewelry. 22 Collection of Carved Asian Jade and Hardstone Jewelry 63 Collection of Miscellaneous Asian Jewelry Items Including Items Including an "Eye" Bead. Prayer Beads, Cloisonne, Blue & White Beads, Etc. 23 Collection of Carved Jade Pendants. 64 Collection of Multi-Stone Jewelry Including Tiger's Eye 24 Collection of Five Pairs of 14k Yellow Gold Hoop Earrings. Quartz, Hematite, Black Onyx, Sodalite, Glass and Others. Gross Weight: 5.5 dwts 65 Collection of Asian Carved Jade and Hardstone Pendants. 25 Collection of Multi-Stone Jewelry Items Including, Carnelian, 66 Collection of Costume Jewelry. Jade, Lapis, Rose Quartz and Others. 67 Collection of Amber, Plastic Jewelry Items, including some 26 Native American Jewelry Suite, 22.8 dwts. butterscotch. 27 *Collection of Coral, Cultured Pearl, Hematite Jewelry. 68 Collection of Miscellaneous Belt Buckles. 28 Collection of Seven Carved Jade Pendants. 69 Collection of Five Ladies Diamond, White Gold, Gold-Filled, 29 Collection of Miscellaneous Costume Jewelry Including Nylon Wristwatches. Cufflinks, Brooches, Chains, Etc. 70 Collection of Ladies Wristwatches and Two Pocket 30 Pair of Costume Earrings. Watches, some gold filled. 31 Collection of U.S. $1 and $1/2 Coins. 71 Collection of Ladies Gold-Filled Wristwatches. 32 Collection of Carved Jade Jewelry Items. 72 Lord Elgin Enamel, Gold-filled, Leather Wristwatch. 33 Pink Sapphire, 14k Yellow Gold Jewelry Suite. 3.5 dwts 73 Collection of Two Wristwatches Including an Omega. 34 Collection of Miscellaneous Costume Jewelry. 74 Maurice LaCroix Gold-Plate, Stainless Steel, Leather 35 Collection of Four Carved Jade Pendants. Wristwatch. DIAL: Round, white, black Roman numeral 36 Collection of Multi-Stone, Yellow and White Gold, Yellow hour markers, gold brequet moon hands, Maurice Lacroix, Metal Jewelry Items. 13.4 dwts Quartz, Swiss made. MOVEMENT: Quartz (not opened). 37 Collection of Multi-Stone, Synthetic Stone, Silver Rings, CASE: Round, electro-goldplated, four lugs, stainless back including puzzle rings, 40.1 dwts. (not opened), 56945, water resistant, Swiss made, 32 mm. STRAP: Brown leather, metal buckle, 6 1/4 to 7 3/4 inches. 38 Native American Sterling Silver Necklace, 30.8 dwts. {Gross Weight: 12.0 dwts} Note: Crystal and back 39 Vintage Diamond, Yellow and White Gold Wedding Ring scratched. Set, with vintage box, 1.7 dwts. A0564, 7/20/2020, July Annex Auction Page: 1 Lot # Description Lot # Description 75 Cartier "Tank" Vermeil, Leather Wristwatch. (losses) 112 Set of Noritake Service Dishes 76 Collection of Three Pocket Watches Including a Shreve & 113 Collection of France Stamps on Scott Pages in Mint Co. Enamel, 18k Yellow Gold Pendant Watch (Broken) & Condition Two Gold-Filled, Metal Pocket Watches. 114 Collection of US Hunting Permit Duck Stamps in Display 77 Collection of Men's Fashion Wristwatches Including Bulova, Case Cadreclair & Poljot. 115 Collection of Israel Stamps on Scott Pages in Mint Condition 78 Collection of Three Gold-Filled, Leather Wristwatches 116 Worldwide Stamps Collection in a Box Including Elgin & Waltham. 117 Collection of Stamps in a Box 79 Collection of Three Gold-Filled, Leather Wristwatches 118 Collection of Stamps and Covers in a Box Including Gruen & Hamilton. 119 Collection of Poster Stamps and Seals 80 Collection of Miscellaneous Wristwatches. 120 US Coin Collection in a box mostly Cents (unresearched) 81 Collection of Miscellaneous Watches. 121 Group of Four Russet Jade Carvings. {Largest: 7 inches (18 82 Collection of Blue and Black Chronograph Sports cm) approximately}. Wristwatches. 122 Two Vintage Cast Iron Fire Trucks Including Canton Toys 83 Collection of Miscellaneous Wristwatches. 123 Box of Royal Bakelite Poker Chips, Amber Yellow. 84 Collection of Miscellaneous Wristwatches. 124 Three Vintage Cast Iron Toys Including Hercules Road 85 Collection of Miscellaneous Watch Faces and Parts, Roller and Excavator including a compass magnifying glass. 125 Two Thai Bronze Buddha heads on Wooden Bases. 86 Collection of Miscellaneous Ladies Wristwatches. 126 Seven Chinese wood beaded bracelet. 87 Collection of Miscellaneous Wristwatches. 127 Pair of Chinese Polychrome Glaze Foo Dogs. Chip on ears. 88 Collection of Miscellaneous Wristwatches. 128 Five Chinese Pottery Items 89 Collection of Men's Fashion Wristwatches Including One Android in Original Boxes. Provenance: From a private San 129 1849 Seven Volume "The Poetical Works of William Francisco, CA collection. Wordsworth" In Seven Volumes. London: Edward and Moxon, 1849, tan leather spine with gilt detail and 90 Collection of Various Mineral Specimens. marbleized end boards {Size of each volume 7 x 4 1/4 91 Collection of Miscellaneous Costume Jewelry. inches} [Books inset with Library labels James Coats] 92 Collection of Belts. 130 Three Chinese Porcelain Items. Comprising a foliate dish 93 Collection of Costume Jewelry. with lotus motif, a figural stem plate, and a canton famille 94 Collection of Miscellaneous Jewelry Items Including Shell rose basket form bowl. {Width of basket bowl:10 3/8 inches Necklaces, Carved Pendants, Glass Beads, Hardstone Ink (26.4 cm)}. [The lotus dish with small hairline crack]. Roller, Etc. 131 Five Vintage Cast Iron Buses 95 Collection of Ladies Accessories Including Compacts, Comb 132 Brown Glazed Ming Style Wine Bottle. Of oviod-form with a Kits, Coin Purse, a Judith Leiber Mini Bag and Others. waisted neck and everted lip. {Approximate height, 7 3/4 96 Collection of Costume Jewelry. inches}. 97 Collection of Gent's Jewelry Items Including Cufflinks, Tie 133 Chinese Yellow Ground Square Brush Washer Tacks, Key Chains, Etc. 134 Chinese Jun Yao Type Tea Pot. The mallet-shaped body 98 Collection of Two Malibu Polo Club Wristwatches in Boxes. with curved strap handle and a arching spout; the body is 99 Shannon Crystal Large Paperweight "Diamond Ring" in Black covered overall with lustrous blue celadon gaze. Three Velvet Box. incised character marks to the recessed base. {Approximately 9 inches height}. 101 Worldwide Stamp Collection, All Mint Condition in a Box 135 Group of Four Chinese Go Chess Set (4) Supplies. 102 Worldwide Coin Collection in A Box (unresearched) 136 Chinese Ge Type Crackle Glazed Bowl 103 Worldwide Stamp Collection, All Mint Condition in a Box 137 Arcade 113 Vintage Cast Iron Coupe 104 Two Small Chinese Monochrome Ceramic Bottles. 138 Large Chinese White Porcelain Eggshell Type Incise Dragon 105 Hardstone Jade Snuff Bottle {Approximate Height: 2 inches}. Bowl 106 Small Chinese Russet Jade Archaistic Fish Pendant. Western 139 Set of Ten Edgerton Dinner Gilt Rimmed Porcelain Plates Zhou style fish-form pendant; incise carved with dorsal fin with Pink or Red Underglaze. and pectoral fins on the lower edge; further detailed with large circular eyes and pierced mouth; the stone of a highly 140 Large Chinese Blue and White Peony Charger. {Diameter: russet mottled greenish brown jade. {Approximately 3 16 inches (40.6 cm)}. inches long}. Purchased from Oriental Arts, San Francisco in 141 Andrew Wyeth for Royal Doulton Bowl 1980. [Losses below the tail]. 142 Chinese Blue and White Rouleau Vase. {Height: 107 Three Jade Items, Including a Leaf Form Dish Approximately 16 1/2 inches (42 cm)}. 108 Chinese Small Brown and Gray Glazed Tripod Censer.
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  • The Deanery, Bryn Mawr, PA (1949)

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    Bryn Mawr College Scholarship, Research, and Creative Work at Bryn Mawr College Bryn Mawr College Publications, Special Books, pamphlets, catalogues, and scrapbooks Collections, Digitized Books 5-31-1949 Appraisal: The Deanery, Bryn Mawr, PA (1949) The Manufacturers' Appraisal Company Follow this and additional works at: https://repository.brynmawr.edu/bmc_books Let us know how access to this document benefits ou.y Custom Citation The Manufacturers' Appraisal Company. "Appraisal: The Deanery, Bryn Mawr, PA (1949)." Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: 1949. This paper is posted at Scholarship, Research, and Creative Work at Bryn Mawr College. https://repository.brynmawr.edu/bmc_books/22 For more information, please contact [email protected]. 111 AJPPRA1SAL . " J ") {), ( I , ) , THE DEANERY BRYN MAWR, PA. 1949 II ,. ----.- --- - .... -- -- --.,p",-". �, .. _- -._- -.... .......,�-....-...,.- PHILADELPHIA" CLEVELAND 115 NEW YORK " EXECUTIVE OFFICE EXECUTIVE OFFICE DETROIT 28 PHILADELPHIA BOSTON CLEVELAND 11 CHICAGO 3 eOI MANHATTAN BLDG. PITTSBURGH 22 PLYMOUTH BLDG. ST.LOUIS 2 Philadelphia Pa., May 31,1949. 6, Mrs. Henry J. Kaltenthaler, Chairman of the Executive Committee, The Deanery, Bryn Mawr, Pa. Dear Hadam:- We submit herewith our appraisal of the furniture and furnishings, pictures, china, glassware, silverware, linens and rugs comprising the movable equipment of The Deanery, located at Bryn Mawr, Pa., ma.de as of April 30,1949. This report shows the insurable valuation of each item comprising the various classifica.tions, as determined by our re­ presentative Mr. Edward Wiener, III, after complete investigation of the fair market value of the items under present conditions. We trust that the report will be found complete in all respects. Respectfully submitted, COMPANY, By 2 GENERAL INDEX.