426.  Exceptional tiger and bird’s-eye maple child’s crib, c.1830, with a carved headboard, baluster turned rails and turned legs. 45”h.x34”w.x50”l.

$1,500-$2,000   Sold for $200

427.  Two-piece double weave red and blue coverlet.

$100-$150   Sold for $100

428.  Pencil drawing of 19^th c. folkdances. 14”x20.5”, together with a small framed print of cannibals, 6.25”x9.5”

$100-$200   Sold for $175

429.  Summer/winter coverlet in red, blue and white.

$150-$200   Sold for $125

430.  English pewter one quart beaker/mug, 19^th c., “Black Horse Benley”. 6.5”h.

$50-$75   Sold for $125

431.  Persian earthenware vase, 18^th c., 8.5”h., and a blue and white open dish, 4” diam.  

$100-$125   Sold for $175

432.  Grouping of 18^th/19^thc. pewter- charger 16.25” diam, basin touchmarked Townsend & Compton, London, c.1810, 11.75” diam., and a plate 10.75” diam.

$100-$150   Sold for $150

433.  Sterling silver assembled coffee service, 10.5”h. coffeepot, creamer and sugar bowl.

$100-$200   Sold for $150

434.  Merganser duck decoy by Alvin Meakins 1950, a hanging tree sap bucket, horn holder, small powder horn.

$100-$200   Sold for $2200

435.  Gaudy Welsh centerpiece bowl, creamer, sugar bowl, a mug, two small oil lamps and a clear glass font.

$50-$75   Sold for $75

436.  Nice Duncan Phyfe style mahogany dining table with a two-pedestal base, five extra leaves and center post. 29”h.x 60”l.x43w., each leaf 12”l.

$1,000-$1,500   Sold for $500

437.  Chinese soapstone figure, 19^th c., 11”h., soapstone planter 6”h.x12”w., Chinese bronze incense burner, three small Chinese porcelain boxes with lids.

$75-$100   Sold for $40

438.  Chippendale style mahogany tray-top coffee table. 18”h.x33.5”w.x19.5”d.

$200-$300   Sold for $150

439.  Oil on board still life painting of a basket of strawberries signed “F. Hale Filmer”. 11.75”x17.75”

$150-$200   Sold for $400

440.  Canton porcelain well-and-tree meat platter, 19^th c. As found. 18.5”x15.5”

$200-$400   Sold for $25

441.  Calligraphy penmanship exercise sample “In the Name of God Amen” and dated 1694. 9.25”x13.5”

$100-$150   Sold for $125

442.  Chippendale style mahogany settee with double vase-form splats and a slip seat. 41.5”h.x48.5”w.x20”d.

$1,000-$1,500   NS

443.  Grouping of carved English lignum vitae, 19^th c., two canisters, vase, cup, an 18^th c. trencher with

handle, a circular box and two 18^th c. Santos.

$100-$150   Sold for $175

444.  Blue and white summer/winter coverlet.

$150-$200   Sold for $75

445.  Pair of Art Nouveau green glazed sewer tile planters. 15.5”h.x13”w.

$150-$200   Sold for $650

446.  Pair of brass Federal style andirons. 21”h.

$100-$120   Sold for $125

447.  Oil on panel painting of a water girl by a stream, late 19^th c., signed indistinctly and mounted in a gilt frame. 13”x19.25”

$150-$200   Sold for $100

448.  WITHDRAWN   WD

449.  WITHDRAWN   WD

450.  Three signed Wallace Nutting prints- “Winding an Old Tall Clock” 10”x13.25”, “The Coming Out of Rose” 6.75”x8.5”, “Stitch in Time” 5.25”x7.25”

$75-$100   Sold for $75