326.  Nice Centennial Philadelphia Chippendale mahogany two-part highboy, late 19^th c., the upper  section with a scroll carved broken arch bonnet above a shell carved drawer above a lower section with carved shells, acanthus carved cabriole legs and ball and claw feet. 83.5”h.x37.75”w.x20.5”d.

$2,000-$2,500   Sold for $1900

327.  Nice butler’s tray-top mahogany coffee table by Baker Furniture with eight delicate tuned legs all joined by a stretcher base. 22”h.x38”w.x20”d.

$400-$600   Sold for $425

328.  German vine and berry paint decorated three-drawer chest, 19^th c. 37”h.x44”w.x19.5”d.

$300-$400   Sold for $1300

329.  New England Sheraton drop-leaf table, c.1820, probably Maine, with red paint decoration and scrubbed birch top. 28.5”x42”w.x20”w.

$200-$300   Sold for $450

330.  Pine cricket table, early 19^th c., with a circular top, tapered legs and lower shelf. 29.75”h.x 28” diam.

$200-$300   Sold for $550

331.  Hepplewhite style mahogany sideboard by Councill, with extensive inlay decoration, having a shaped top over two center drawers flanked by doors and all resting on square tapered legs. 39.25”h.x72”l.x24”d.

$1,500-$2,000   Sold for $2400

332.  Gilt girandole mirror, early 20^th c., with a phoenix crest and foliate pendant. 37.5”h.x20.25”w.

$500-$700   Sold for $225

333.  Two hand-colored engravings, c.1870, “Sheldrake” and “Summer Duck” with maple frames and matted. 9”x11”

$100-$200   Sold for $325

334.  Biedermeier three-drawer chest, 19^th c., with brass lion head pulls. 30.75”h.x34”w.x21”d.

$300-$500   Sold for $650

335.  Bronze figure of a partially nude fairy on water lilies signed “J. Feuchere Jcpt.” and “Vitti (or Vittoz)Bronzier”. 18”h.x8”w.

$400-$600   Sold for $1200

336.  Brass ship’s clock, c.1925, signed “Tilden-Thurser Company, Providence, RI” and mounted on a mahogany base. 11”h.

$200-$300   Sold for $1900

337.  Delicate oval inlaid planter, 19^th c., with metal insert, ormolu mounts and lower shelf. 31.5”h.x22”w.x15.5”d.

$400-$600   Sold for $325

338.  Pair of baluster form brass table lamps, 26”h., with sewn hide octagonal shaped shades, 16” diam.

$100-$200   Sold for $250

339.  Classical style cherry top sideboard by Baker, with ebonized columns. 35.25”h.x72”l.x21”d.

$750-$1,000   Sold for $400

340.  Nice Victorian walnut round dining table with six extra leaves, 14”w. each. 29”h.x45” diam.

$1,500-$2,000   Sold for $1300

341.  Classical Italian marble top console table with ormolu mounts. 30.75”h.x43”w.x14.75”d.

$200-$300   Sold for $300

342.  Two Chippendale style mahogany chairs with slip seats, one arm and one side.

$400-$600   Sold for $350

343.  New England Hepplewhite cherry chest of drawers, c.1790, with a rectangular top over four graduated drawers, scalloped skirt and flaring French feet. 37.75”h.x42.5”w.x18.75”d.

$1,000-$1,500   Sold for $3250

344.  Pair of framed and matted foxhunting prints, (after Herring), “The Meet” and “braking Cover”, engraved by J. Harris, pub. 1867. 22.5”x34”

$400-$600   Sold for $400

345.  Chippendale style mahogany and gilt mirror, 20^th c., with phoenix crest. 50”h.x27”w.

$200-$300   Sold for $200

346.  Hepplewhite cherry tavern table with a breadboard top and stretcher base. 29”h.x43.5”w.x28.25”d.

$300-$500   Sold for $750

347.  Maple framed print “The Essex Hunt” engraved by D. Wolstenholme. 20.75”x26.5”

$75-$100   Sold for $100

348.  Walnut slant-lid storage bin, mid 19^th c., with dovetailed construction. 28.75”h.x36.75”w.

$200-$300   Sold for $550

349.  Russian metal samovar, early 20^th c., with wood handles. 18.25”h.

$100-$150   Sold for $75

350.  English art pottery green vase signed “Bretby, England 2217”. 13”h.

$75-$100   Sold for $125