51.  Majolica swan planter, c.1900, signed “Delphin Massier Vallauris A.M.”. 11”h.x9”w.x15”l.

$400-$600   Sold for $550    

52.  Rare spread eagle maple butter pat, early 19^th c., 3.5”h.

$250-$350   NS  

53.  Two framed collages of baskets of fruit with butterflies. 9.25”x14.25”

$50-$75   Sold for $125    

54.  Sheraton tiger maple youth size end table with two drawers and fluted turned legs. 24”h.x16.25”w.x14.25”d.

$150-$200   Sold for $150  

55.  Chrome and walnut bar set with oval tray, possibly by Abercrombie & Fitch, including a lemon squeezer and glass holder and signed “A.J. Linton, Paris”. 26”l.x18”w.x12”h.

$400-$500   Sold for $350  

56.  Framed print “Old Channel- Waldport Bay” pencil signed by the artist John L. Carter #265/450. 23”x30.5”

$75-$100   Sold for $40  

57.  Large blue glazed ceramic jardinière, 20^th c. 12.5”h.x19.5” diam.

$150-$200   Sold for $225  

58.  Signed Meissen porcelain centerpiece bowl with floral and figural decoration. 8”h.x15”l.x7”w.

$150-$200   Sold for $300  

59.  Three-gallon stoneware jug with blue floral decoration and strap handle, converted to a lamp.

$150-$200   Sold for $100  

60.  Copper bucket, 19^th c., with iron swing handle (19” diam.), a Continental copper tea kettle with brass handle (12”h.) and a brass pail with iron handle (15” diam.)

$100-$150   Sold for $275  

61.  Two similar birdcage Windsor side chairs, c.1790.

$150-$200   Sold for $500  

62.  Black galvanized horse and buggy weathervane, a small Tole decorated roll-top bin and a fire mark.

$100-$150   Sold for $125  

63.  Three framed and matted prints “Fore’s Hunting Casualties”, plates 1, 3 & 5 (after Alken). 14.5”x17” each, framed

$75-$100   Sold for $175  

64.  Rare print “Amerique Septentrional Etat De New York” No.6, with a two-masted schooner, provenance Kennedy Galleries. 15”x17.5”

$100-$150   Sold for $300  

65.  Windsor side chair in old red paint with splay legs and stretcher base.

$200-$300   Sold for $125  

66.  Brass lantern clock, 20^th c., with a cut out top, Roman numerals, engraved face signed “W. Resbridger, Darking” and clockwork mechanism. 10.25”h.x6.5”w.x5.75”d.

$200-$300   Sold for $225  

67.  Empire mahogany chest of drawers, c.1840, with paw feet. 45”h.x43.5”w.x21.5”d.

$150-$200   Sold for $400  

68.  Oil portrait of a boy with hat titled “Florence” and signed “Ruth Alsobrook, 1937”. 19.5”x13.5”

$100-$150   Sold for $100  

69.  Pair of cast iron seated black cat andirons. 16”h.x15.5”d.

$250-$350   Sold for $300  

70.  Birdcage Windsor armchair and two stencil decorated side chairs.

$100-$150   Sold for $225  

71.  Finely carved miniature duck mounted on driftwood. 6”l.x2.5”w.x3.5”h.

$100-$200   NS  

72.  Walnut table swift, 19^th c. 31”h.

$75-$100   Sold for $100  

73.  Early staved washtub with blue decoration and carrying handles. 26” diam.x18.5”h.

$50-$75   Sold for $125  

74.  Bag lot of hardware - catches, keepers, etc, mostly brass.

$75-$100   Sold for $150  

75.  Grouping of ironware - fireplace tongs and rake, an ornate latch, two Conestoga wagon chains, and a rare ornate chopper.

$200-$300   Sold for $175