426.  Three framed silhouettes and 2 family portraits.

$150-$200  Sold for 150

427.  English/Irish mahogany tea table, 18^th c., with birdcage support. Refinished, old stains. 27.5”h.x33”diam.

$800-$1,200  Sold for 750

428.  Philadelphia Sheraton mahogany gaming table, c.1820, with maple inlay. Refinished, small patch one side. 28”h.x36”w.x17.5”d.

$1,000-$1,500  NS

429.  Pair of Queen Anne style mahogany wingchairs by Saybolt Clelan.

$300-$400  Sold for 600

430.  Two oriental brass-bound mahogany stained cabinets. 11”h.x9.25”w.x12”d. & 10.5”h.x7.75”w.x8.5”d. (base loose/detached)

$100-$125  Sold for 100

431.  Two-gallon stoneware jar with blue floral decoration. Some discoloration, paint stains, no cracks. 14”h., top 6.5”diam.

$200-$300  Sold for 275

432.  Philadelphia Chippendale style mahogany two-part highboy, custom made. 88”h.x41”w.x24”d.

$1,500-$2,000  Sold for 2200

433.  Sevres style oval porcelain planter, artist signed. 5.25”h., top 12.5”9”

$200-$300  Sold for 500

434.  Coin silver punch ladle signed “I. McMullin”, various dates and initials. 12.5”l.

$600-$800  Sold for 350

435.  Pewter figure of a Dutchman from the East India Co. Crack to cape, urn dented. 13”h.

$50-$75  Sold for 275

436.  Federal coin silver cream pitcher by Lewis & Smith, monogrammed. 4.5”h.

$300-$400  Sold for 250

437.  Silver plate hot water urn 14.5”h.x11”w., and 2 small silver plate trays 12.5” & 9” diam.

$100-$150  Sold for 150

438.  Reproduction cast iron fire back. 28”x26”

$200-$300  Sold for 200

439.  Philadelphia Chippendale mahogany armchair, c.1780. Old surface, possibly a potty chair at one time. 38’h.x24.5”w.x18”d., seat 18.5”h.

$500-$700  Sold for 500

440.  Queen Anne style walnut candlestand with birdcage support. Chip to rim, discoloration to top, wedge missing key. 28.5”h.

$150-$200  Sold for 450

441.  Bronze of a male nude signed “MacKenzie”. 5.75”h., base 2.75”x3.5”

$150-$200  Sold for 2500

442.  Sterling silver lobed bowl by Reed & Barton, monogrammed. 8.25”diam.

$150-$200  Sold for 125

443.  Sterling silver oblong tray by Frank Smith, “Chippendale” pattern, monogrammed. 12”x8”

$150-$200  Sold for 225

444.  Gothic Revival mahogany veneered plantation desk with arched doors above a desk base. Losses to veneer, cracks, cornice loose. 81”h.x40.5”w.x21”d.

$600-$800  Sold for 750

445.  Victorian walnut mantel clock by Waterbury. Alligatoring to surface, missing side finials, not running. 20.5”h.x13.25”w.x4”d.

$100-$125  Sold for 125

446.  Wrought iron rush light, 18^th/19^th c. on a primitive wood stand. 51”h.

$500-$700  NS

447.  Six-gallon stoneware jar with blue decoration. 16”h.x9.5”diam.

$2,000-$3,000  NS

448.  Two similar bamboo turned Windsor side chairs, c.1820.

$250-$350  Sold for 200

449.  Red painted rope bed, c.1840, with acorn finials.

$200-$300  Sold for 50

450.  Pennsylvania Queen Anne walnut tall case clock, circa 1770, signed “Wilm. Huston, Philadelphia” having a sarcophagus top bonnet surmounted by three finials above a glass door encasing a pewter dial with brass spandrels with pewter chapter ring, Roman numerals and eight-day movement all above a case with tombstone door, conforming base and ogee bracket feet. Provenance: Cooper Family. 9’4”h.

$30,000-$40,000  Sold for 23000