Lot 276- Royal Doulton table lamp of a fox in foxhunting attire posing against a brass hunting horn and all mounted on a red wood base. 9.75”h. to top of horn

                $50-$75   Sold at $75

Lot 277 - Rare North Shore, Massachusetts Hepplewhite inlaid mahogany card table, c.1790, with an elliptical flip-top over an inlaid panel and delicate square tapering legs. 29.5”h.x35.75w.

            $1,750-$2,000   Sold at $3000

Lot 278 - Royal Doulton table lamp of a fox in foxhunting attire posing against a brass hunting horn and all mounted on a red faux book titled “Mr. Fox”. 11”h. to top of horn

                $75-$100  Sold at $75

Lot 279 - German papier-mâché deer head, late 19^th c., with glass eyes. 14”h.x6”w.

                $75-$100   Sold at $25

Lot 280 - Nice Sheraton painted work table with a rectangular top, three drawers and turned legs. 30”h.x73”l.x30”d.

                $700-$900   Sold at $750

Lot 281- Pennsylvania Queen Anne walnut candlestand, c.1770, with a circular top, birdcage support, bulbous turned shaft and snake feet.

                $1,000-$1,500   Sold at $1200

Lot 282 - Vibrant flame decorated blanket chest, c.1830. 24.75”h.x42”w.

            $300-$400   Sold at $250

Lot 283 - Classical mahogany veneered inlaid display cabinet with brass mounts. 62.5”h.x 30”w.x14.5”d.

            $400-$600   Sold at $375

Lot 284 - Unusual primitive carved wood lighting device.  19th Century.  47.5"h.

                $500-750   Sold at $175

Lot 285- German terracotta deer head, late 19^th c., with glass eyes. 13.5”h.x8”w.

                $100-$125   Sold at $50

Lot 286- Philadelphia Sheraton mahogany butler’s desk, c.1800, with a fitted interior over three beaded drawers and turned reeded legs. 46”h.x45.75”w.x22”d.

                $1,000-$1,500   Sold at $800

Lot 287 - Unusual oil on canvas oval painting of a dog, 19^th c., and mounted in a gilt frame. 11”h.

            $300-$500   Sold at $500

Lot 288- Chippendale walnut chest-on-chest, c.1780, with a three-over-two-over-three drawer configuration all over a base with five drawers, cabriole legs and ball and claw feet. 67.75”h.x38.25”w.x20.5”d.

                $2,000-$2,500   Sold at $3000

Lot 289- Bronze metal horse and sulky, late 20^th c., titled “Delaware Park” and mounted on a marble base. 6.25”h.x11.5l.x4.75”w.

                $100-$200   Sold at $75

Lot 290 - Fine oil on canvas painting of a mother and children with a donkey signed “G. Guzzardi”. 18.25”x15.25”

            $2,000-$2,500   Sold at $2300

Lot 291 - English Chippendale walnut armchair, c.1780, with a vertical pierced splat.

            $200-$300   Sold at $475

Lot 292- Bag lot misc. silver- “Kings” pattern carving set and salt spoons, etc.

                $300-$400   Sold at $375

Lot 293 - Massive 18^th c. carved mortar and pestle. 8.5”h.

            $400-$600  

Lot 294 - Grouping of painted tinware- small canister set with wall mount shelf and two black tea and coffee bins.

                $50-$75   Sold at $25

Lot 295 - Bear form tri-mold glass bottle, dark amber/green.

                $75-$100  

Lot 296 - Mahogany shadow boxed German verse dated 1863.

            $50-$75   Sold at $50

Lot 297 - Oil on board painting of a house, 19^th/20^th c.

            $75-$100   Sold at $175

Lot 298 - Bag lot of early coin silver- ladle signed “Holland”, four spoons with various marks (unidentified), two English fiddle and thread forks.

                $200-$300   Sold at $150

Lot 299 - Oil on canvas painting of a four-in-hand coaching scene signed “G. Baxter 64” (1964) and an oil on board painting of a rooster.

            $75-$100   Sold at $100

Lot 300 - Pair of Victorian Staffordshire seated Spaniels with glass eyes. 12.5”h.x9”l.

                $250-$350   Sold at $450