376.  Pair of dragon form wrought iron andirons, mid 20^th c. 28”h.x24”d.x14”w.

$200-$300  Sold for 325

377.  Pastel spring landscape signed “Mary C.J. Griest August 1936”. Frame chipped/damaged. 17.5”x23.25”

$100-$200  Sold for 425

378.  Set of six Philadelphia Chippendale style mahogany chairs, late 20^th c. 38”h.x21”w., seat 19”h.

$400-$600  Sold for 750

379.  Oil on canvas portrait of a young woman, 18^th c. Relined, varnished, frame replaced. 29.5”h.x23.5”w.

$750-$1,000  Sold for 1100

380.  Oval top Toleware tray table. 21”h., top 28”x22.5”

$200-$300  Sold for 425

381.  Group of brassware- Russian samovar 13”h. (no burner), pr. candlesticks w/prisms 10”h. (no bobèches), pr. Victorian candlesticks 6”h.

$100-$150  Sold for 300

382.  Partial sterling silver flatware service by Gorham “King George” pattern- 12 dinner knives (rebladed) 12.5”, 12 dinner forks 7.75”, 4 tablespoons 7”l.

$200-$300  Sold for 750

383.  Burl walnut executive desk, c.1950, English Chippendale style, with yew wood top. 31.25”h.x54”w.x30”d.

$500-$700  Sold for 650

384.  Georgian tea table, c.1770, inlaid walnut w/octagonal top, birdcage support. Refinished, old cracks, chips & stains. 27.5”h., top 30”x30”

$2,000-$2,500  NS   

385.  Two English samplers- Mary Anne Featherstone, 7.5”x5.5” & Ann Kitching 1822, 9”x12”

$150-$200  Sold for 600

386.  English oak dish-top candlestand, c.1790. Feet worn. 28”h., top 22.5” diam.

$300-$400  Sold for 175

387.  Fan-back Windsor side chair w/baluster turnings. 38”h.x15.5”w.x 17.5”d.

$400-$500  Sold for 475

388.  Set of four Georgian Chippendale walnut side chairs, c.1780, w/slip seats. 37’h.x20”w.x16.25”d., seat 17.5”h.

$400-$500  Sold for 850

389.  Windsor armchair, early 20^th c. Broken comb.

$150-$200  Sold for 750

390.  Two prints of coaching scenes, Ketterlinus “All Right” 16”x20.25” and “Arrival of the Stage Coach” 11”x16”

$100-$125  Sold for 75

391.  Brass table lamp w/black metal shade and 5 lights. 38”h., shade 15”diam.

$150-$200  Sold for 1200

392.  Victorian walnut mantel clock. Lacking label. 22.75”h.x14”w.x4.5”d.

$75-$100  Sold for 100

393.  Large Imari charger, prob. 19^th c. 17.75”diam.

$150-$200  Sold for 300

394.  Chester County, PA line & berry inlaid walnut chest. As found, top & brasses replaced, patches. 36.5”h.x40”w.x21.5”d.

$3,000-$5,000  Sold for 50000

395.  New England Chippendale maple slant-lid desk, 18^th c. Brasses appear to be original, minor restoration to drawer lips, 2 cracks to lid, rear foot replaced. 41.25”h.x36’w.x23”d.

$3,000-$3,500  Sold for 3700

396.  Box sterling silver and silver plate tableware.

$200-$300  Sold for 650

397.  Chippendale style mahogany two-piece corner cupboard. Custom made. Approx. 84”h.x33”w.x18”d.

$700-$1,000  Sold for 450

398.  Sheraton cherry two-piece plantation desk, c.1860. 67”hx31.25”w.x24.75”d.

$500-$700  Sold for 950

399.  Oval mahogany executive desk by Smith & Watson, NY, with faux book binding decoration. Scratches, nicks. 29”h.x48”x72”

$1,500-$2,000  Sold for 2400

400.  Essig, George Emerick [American, 1838-1926] oil on canvas New Jersey harbor view with sailboats and steamers, signed and dated LL “Geo. E. Essig/ 1878”. Relined, original frame and stretcher. 24”x42”

$20,000-$30,000  Sold for 24000

Addendum 400A.  Hepplewhite inlaid walnut chest of drawers, c.1790. Base restored, brasses replaced. 36”h.x39.5”w.x19”d.

$1,500-$2,000  NS

Addendum 400D.  Oversize New Jersey stoneware pitcher with cobalt blue decoration singed Jacob Wingenter, Haddonfield, New Jersey.

$400-$600  Sold for 125