276.  English mahogany octagonal top tea table, early 19^th c. 29.5” diam.x27.5”h.

$150-$200   Sold for $150

277.  Baltimore Hepplewhite style line inlaid mahogany serpentine front sideboard. 40.25”h.x70.5”l.x24.75”d.

$1,500-$2,000   Sold for $1400

278.  Hepplewhite style inlaid mahogany three-sectioned mirror. 30.75”h.x46.25”w.x5”d.

$200-$300   Sold for $175

279.  Hepplewhite style inlaid mahogany china cabinet with serpentine glass front. 60.5”h.x46.5”w.x16.5”d.

$600-$900   Sold for $550

280.  Quimper figural group of a man and a woman, c.1920, by Jorg Robin who signed his work “Brion”. 13.5”h.x12”w.x8.75”d.

$500-$750   Sold for $200

281.  Hepplewhite style mahogany side server with an inlaid urn backsplash. 45”h.x46.25”w.x21.25”d.

$300-$500   Sold for $250

282.  Mahogany bible box, Post 7 GAR, late 19^th c., with incised dove, cannon, crossed sabers, etc. 13”h.x7.25”w.

$200-$300   Sold for $325

283.  Oak library table, early 20^th c., with rectangular top and reeded square legs. 30”h.x44.25”w.x26.5”d.

$300-$500   Sold for $50

284.  Fine original paint decorated Sheraton mirror, c.1820, with a reverse églomise panel of a house.  24.5”h.x13.5”w.x2.5”d.

$600-$800   Sold for $800

285.  American oil on canvas portrait, early 19^th c., attributed to Jacob Eichholtz, labeled verso “Sarah  Thornton, Daughter of Capt. Thornton of the British Navy” and mounted in a gilt frame. 30”x25”

$1,000-$1,500   Sold for $750

286.  Oil on panel summer landscape painting of a farmhouse signed verso “The Property of Charles Cook Bacon” 8.5”x14.5”

$200-$300   Sold for $275

287.  Primitive Pennsylvania pine farm table, 19^th c., with a two-board top. 28.5”h.x48”l.x29”w.

$200-$300   Sold for $125

288.  Nice Pennsylvania pine two-piece cupboard, early 19^th c., with green paint decoration, two double raised panel blind doors over a double-door base with chamfered corners and dovetailed construction. 77.5”h.x38”w.x24”d.

$1,000-$1,500   Sold for $1500

289.  Pennsylvania Chippendale red painted pine chest of drawers, c.1780, with a molded rectangular top over four graduated drawers and straight bracket feet.  38.25”h.x33.25”w.x19”d.

$500-$700   Sold for $1100

290.  Very nice Dutch style brass chandelier with six arms off of a center shaft and double falcon head top. 27”h.

$750-$1,000   Sold for $275

291.  Chinese ceramic roof tile, 19^th c., with a figure on an elephant, tile mounted on a board of a later date.

$200-$300   Sold for $100

292.  Four-gallon stoneware jug, Pittston, PA and signed “A. Baldes, W.Barre. PA”. 18”h.x10.75” diam.

$200-$300   Sold for $275

293.  Large oak bookshelf, early 20^th c., with three glass doors. 53.25”h.x59.75”w.x13.25”d.

$400-$600   Sold for $425

294.  Printed allegorical scene with a chariot, angles and cherub and mounted in a carved oak and molded plaster frame. 18.5”x39.75”

$100-$200   Sold for $25

295.  Oil on canvas seacoast painting signed “H. Cornillon (?)”. 19”x31.5”

$150-$250   Sold for $475

296.  Art Nouveau green leaded glass shade lamp, the verdigris three-socket lamp signed “Tiffany Studios, New York 4481”, the socket switches signed “Leviton” and the shade signed “Tiffany Studios, New York 1474-6”. Lamp 24.5”h.x 9.5” diam. base, shade 18.25” diam.

$15,000-$20,00   Sold for $11300

297.  Pine dough box, 19^th c., with rectangular top and turned splay legs. 26.5”h.x21.75d.”x47.25”w.

$300-$500   Sold for $375

298.  French fraktur page with potted flowers, verse and ciphering and mounted in a frame of a later date. 12”x7.25”

$200-$300   Sold for $150

299.  Staffordshire seated Spaniel, mounted on a walnut table lamp base.

$100-$200   Sold for $175

300.  German pewter cold water cooler or cistern, 19^th c., with brass handle. 11”h.

$150-$200   Sold for $275