Auction Photos

	101.	Banjo form rosewood barometer by Wilson & Son, London. 39.25”h.x10.5”w. $200 -$300 *Sold for $275* *Maker*
	102.	French marble mantel clock by Fenon & F. Margotin, Paris, with exposed escape movement, calendar and date. 15”h.x12.5”w.x7”d. $750 -$1,000 *Sold for $1,000*
	103.	Framed print signed in pencil “Joseph P. Sims 1947, Burnt Coat Harbor to Cortright Wetherill”. 9.25”x12” $25 -$50 *Sold for $700* *Inscription, Signature, Title*
	104.	German silkscreen prints, dated 1919, “Walpurgisnacht, Von Otto Stieffel, Zwolf Schattenrisse, EDM. V. Konigs Junstverlag, Heidelberg”, one complete set of 12 and 4 duplicates.18”x16” each $100 -$150 *Sold for $200* *Title Page* Photo is showing 12 of 16
	105.	Arts & Crafts hammered copper dish with enameled snail by Steinicken & Lohr. 7.25”diam. $100 -$150 *Sold for $25* *Marks* Photo of marks attached
	106.	Oil on canvas still life of an artist’s palette with brushes signed “M. F. L.” 19.5”x26.5” $300 -$500 *Sold for $750* Signature
	107.	Oil on panel painting of a man watering flowers (after) Carl Spitzweg and initialed “I. I.” 19.25”x13.75”. $750 -$1,000 *Sold for $1,100* *Signature*
	108.	Mahogany fan inlay mirror with label “John Elliott, Philadelphia”. 46.5”x28” $1,000 -$1,500 *Sold for $400*
	109.	Brass bed warmer, early 19thc., with turned maple handle. 43.5”l.x12”diam. $100 -$150 *Sold for $125*
	110.	Mahogany banjo form barometer signed “Porri Vachio & Co., London”. 38”h.x10.5”w.x2.5”d. $300 -$400 *Sold for $325* *Maker*
	111.	Pair Corinthian candlesticks by Gorham, weighted sterling. 8.5”h. $300 -$400 *Sold for $375*
	112.	Oil on canvas portrait, c.1830, of a woman. 28”x23” $1,000 -$1,500 *Sold for $600*
	113.	Chinese carved screen, eight sections, each panel 72”h.x15.5”w. $400 -$600 *Sold for $1,400*
	114.	Framed print “The Merry Beaglers” by J. Harris Sculp. 18”x25” $300 -$400 *Sold for $450*
	115.	Brass oil lamp, electrified. 23.25”h. $50 -$75 *Sold for $25*
	116.	Three acrylic paintings of Civil War scenes by Charles Hoffbauer of the murals, Battle Abbey, Richmond. 4.75”x9.25” $200 -$300 *Sold for $375*
	117.	Brass door knocker with beagle head and hunting whip signed “© W. Clark Noble Sc”. 6”h.x8”w.x2.75”d. $300 -$400 *Sold for $400* *Signature*
	118.	Sterling silver candy dish by Howard & Co., NY, 1905, with cobalt liner 3.25”h.x5.5”w.x4”d. and a Georgian style silverplate gravy boat. $100 -$200 *Sold for $75*
	119.	Tumbling block quilt, red and yellow. 75.5”x75.5” $75 -$100 *Sold for $50*
	120.	Twelve Spode Copeland china plates for Tiffany & Co., NY. 9”diam. each $200 -$300 *Sold for $250*
	121.	Sterling silver kettle on stand by Gorham. $500 -$700 *Sold for $950*
	122.	Builder’s concept gouache “Wilford Trans-Atlantic Gyroplane Designed 1938 for First Rotary Wing Congress Tested 1960” and signed “Ayster ‘38”. 19”x27.5” $400 -$600 *Sold for $200* *Signature, Label*
	123.	Fitzhugh Chinese porcelain undertray. 9.5”x9” $200 -$300 *Sold for $150*
	124.	Sterling silver three-piece tea set - teapot 8”h., creamer 4.5”h., sugar 3.5”h.. $150 -$200 *Sold for $225*
	125.	Four yellowware molds. $50 -$75 *Sold for $175*