Auction Photos

	576.	Oak ball & stick hanging cupboard, c.1900, with curved glass sides. 32”h.x27”w.x6.5”d. $250 -$350 *Sold for $250*
	577.	Colorful cloisonné horse head, 20th c. 13”h.x7”w.x16”l. $300 -$500 *Sold for $350*
	578.	Empire mahogany gaming table, 19th c., with a rotating top. 29.5”h.x34”w.x17”d. $100 -$150 *Sold for $125*
	579.	Victorian walnut washstand with a marble top. 36’h.x27”w.x14.5”d. $150 -$200 *Sold for $175*
	580.	French brass carriage clock with beveled glass, face signed “Chas. Frodsham & Co”. 5”h.x3.25”w.x3”d. $200 -$300 *Sold for $200*
	581.	Staffordshire figure of a Scottish ghillie. 11”h. $75 -$100 *Sold for $50*
	582.	Therkildsen, Michael [Danish, 1850-1925] oil on canvas painting of sheep lying down in an open field and signed LR “M Th”. 10”x14.5” $900 -$1,200 *Not Sold* *Signature*
	583.	French brass carriage clock with beveled glass. 4”h.x3.125”w.x2.5”d. $100 -$150 *Sold for $50*
	584.	English majolica type pitcher with swallow decoration. 9.75”h. $50 -$100 *Sold for $50*
	585.	Group of colored glass bunches of grapes, each approx 6’l. $50 -$100 *Sold for $50*
	586.	Ceramic gin cask, probably late 19th c. 11”h.x9”w.x5.25”d. $50 -$100 *Sold for $50*
	587.	Staffordshire white figural group 11”h. and a figural group spill vase, c.1860, 9.5”h. $100 -$200 *Sold for $75*
	588.	Four pieces of English majolica, late 19th c., platter 13”x9”, pitcher 6”h., plate 7.75”dia., pot 4”h. $100 -$150 *Sold for $75*
	589.	French gilt mantel clock, 19th c., with a wood base (lacking glass dome), works marked “V.A.P. Breveté SGBC”. $150 -$200 *Sold for $50*
	590.	Gouache portrait of a mounted First Troop Philadelphia City Cavalry officer signed “Arthur Ed---(?)”. 6”x5” $50 -$100 *Sold for $25* *Signature, Close-up*
	591.	Two First Troop Philadelphia City Cavalry prints “Riding Dress” and dismounted dress uniform, by Wm. M. Huddy and printed by P.S. Duval, Philadelphia. 11”x8” $200 -$300 *Sold for $125* *Close-up Left, Close-up Right*
	592.	Large framed and matted pen & ink print titled “First City Trooper 1812” and pencil signed and inscribed “Pamela J. Ferrari, September 7, 1981”. 30”x21.5” $100 -$150 *Sold for $25* *Signature, Close-up*
	593.	Gorham “Old English Tipt” partial sterling silver flatware service- 4 each dinner forks 7.125”l., dinner knives 8.75”l, tablespoons 7.75”l., cream soup spoons 6.25”l, 5 teaspoons 6.125”l., 3 butter spreaders 6.375”l., 2 slotted serving spoons 9”l.,1 each salad fork 6.725”l.,ladle 6.5”l., serving spoon 9.125”l., serving fork 9.125”l. All unmonogrammed. $200 -$300 *Sold for $800* *Marks*
	594.	Six Peter Bennett, London silver teaspoons, c.1750, and pair Henry Plumpton, London, silver sugar tongs, c.1761, and eight misc. pieces sterling silver flatware. $150 -$200 *Sold for $150* *Spoon Marks, Tong Marks, Spoon Monogram*
	595.	Large Georgian barometer, inlaid mahogany banjo form, signed “Poncial C. Worcester”. 45”h.x12”w.x1.5”d. $300 -$500 *Sold for $175*
	596.	No Lot
	597.	English Blue Willow platter 17.5”x14” and a turkey platter 19”x15.5” $50 -$100 *Sold for $75*
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