Auction Photos

	626.	Newport sterling silver revere type bowl. 4.5”h.x9”dia. $100 -$150 *Sold for $300*
	627.	Bye, Ranulph (De Bayeaux) [American, 1916-2003] watercolor painting with label verso “Southampton Station, PA, Reading Company, January 1964” and signed “Ranulph Bye”. 11”x14” $200 -$300 *Signature* *Sold for $200*
	628.	Faux wood grain leather cased gun/cane, single action, 19th c. 35.25”l. $800 -$1,200 *Close-up, Detail* Not *Sold*
	629.	Framed Pennsylvania German style cutout of an eagle signed “G.B. French 1989”. 9.5”x15.5” $100 -$125 *Sold for $75*
	630.	Armchair with red leather upholstery. $50 -$100 *Sold for $400*
	631.	Hanging brass oil lamp by B&G Co., with tin shade, converted to electricity. As found. 33”h. $100 -$150 *Sold for $50*
	632.	Large Pennsylvania pine bench table, c.1850, with a two-board batten pinned top. 28”h., top 41.5”x67.5” $1,500 -$1,750 *Open* *Not Sold*
	633.	American Indian hide and beaded pouch, 20th c. 8”l. $100 -$125 *Sold for $50*
	634.	Federal Mahogany candlestand, c.1790, with a dish top, urn-form carved shaft and down-swept legs. 26.5”h., top 19”dia. $500 -$600 *Sold for $300*
	635.	French black and clear glass perfume atomizer “Marcel Franck* Made in France + Brevete+S.G.D.G.” and another example, 7.5”h. each $100 -$125 *Sold for $125*
	636.	Confederate percussion rifle with the lock signed “S.C. Richmond 1858” and with brass nose cap. 56”l. $3,000 -$4,000 *Close-up 1, Close-up 2, Marks 1, Marks 2* *Not Sold*
	637.	Five Victorian fans, largest 13”l. $100 -$125 *Sold for $50*
	638.	Signed and numbered print “Pablo H/Wiggins 76”, 2.188. 22”x16” $50 -$100 *Signature* *Sold for $175*
	639.	Four brass lamps (3 electrified), a nickel plated example, tallest 11.5”h. and 2 misc. shades approx 9.75”dia. $100 -$125 *Sold for $50*
	640.	Copper pot 6.5”h. with miniature tin and iron ware- grater, Wagner cornbread mold, etc. $50 -$100 *Sold for $75*
	641.	Rare Civil War era percussion revolver stamped “3D K.Y.” by Ellengills pat. 1856, serial #4481, with original black leather holster. 13.5”l. $2,000 -$3,000 *Marks* *Not Sold*
	642.	Grouping of lamp parts- two globes, Aladdin burners (electrified, shade, etc. $100 -$200 *Sold for $25*
	643.	Victorian walnut open armchair, c.1870. 46.5’h.x26”w.x21”d., seat 16”h. $75 -$100 *Sold for $75*
	644.	Six-gallon stoneware crock with blue stencil decoration E.S. & B. Newbrighton, PA. 16.5”h.x11.5”dia. $100 -$150 *Sold for $100*
	645.	Unusual English Queen Anne mahogany writing desk, c.1780, with an adjustable tilt top and two swing out arms, closed 29”h.x 28”w.x18.5”d. $500 -$700 *Back* *Sold for $425*
	646.	Copper apple butter kettle, 19th c. 17”h.x26”dia. $200 -$300 *Sold for $150*
	647.	Regency style inlaid mahogany gaming table with a tooled leather top having a reversible inset to change from a backgammon to checker/chess board, with brass label “Maitland Smith”, two working drawers and two faux drawers. 29.5”h.x37”w.x26”d. $600 -$800 *Label, Alternate* *Sold for $700*
	648.	Cast iron cauldron with peg feet. 16”h.x25.25”dia. $75 -$100 *Sold for $100*
	649.	Round Empire mahogany table with heavy pedestal base (no extra leaves). As found. 29”h.x60”dia. $100 -$150 *Sold for $125*
	650.	Rare Civil War leather cartridge box for 58 caliber rifled musket, with brass “U.S.” oval insignia. 7”x8” $400 -$500 *Interior* *Sold for $125*