376.  New England maple three-quarter highcase, with shell carved drawer, c.1780, probably New Hampshire. 48.5”h.x36”w.x19”d.

$3,000-$4,000  Sold for $3500

377.  Mahogany lectern with brass paw feet, custom made. 44”h.x28”w.x22.5”d.

$400-$600  Sold for $25

378.  Sunderland luster round plaque. 8”diam.

$400-$500  NS

379.  Spherical metal sundial with concrete pedestal base. sundial 17”h., base 33”h.

$200-$250  Sold for $800

380.  Pair of Philadelphia Hepplewhite mahogany side chairs, c.1790. 39”h.x22.5”w.x19”d., seat 18.5”h.

$1,500-$2,000  Sold for $1400

381.  Philadelphia Sheraton mahogany drop-leaf table, c.1820. 28.75”h.x22.5”w.x38”d., ea. leaf 15.5”

$350-$450  Sold for $300

382.  Sheraton style mahogany tester bed. HB 63”h.x57.5’w.

$300-$500  Sold for $600

383.  Hickory Chair Co. Chippendale style mahogany butler’s table, #3751670. 17”h., 39”w.x30” top w/leaves down

$300-$400  Sold for $50

384.  Pair of Staffordshire cow spill vases, c.1850. 11”h.x7.5”l.x3.5”w.

$1,500-$2,000  NS

385.  Blue cut-to-clear glass decanter w/silver rim 13”h. and 4 matching glasses 6”h.

$300-$400  Sold for $800

386.  Chippendale style mahogany bachelor’s chest with flip top. 30”h.x26”w.x13.5”d.

$300-$400  Sold for $175

387.  French mahogany tea table, 19^th c., with round tilt-top. 27.5”h.x36”diam.

$400-$600  Sold for $100

388.  Pine jelly cupboard, c.1860, with traces of old red wash. 62.25”h.x39”w.x14.75”d.

$1,000-$1,300  Sold for $1200

389.  Miniature Pennsylvania pine shrank or wardrobe. 18”h.x17”w.x4”d.

$600-$800  Sold for $600

390.  Queen Anne mahogany tea table with a one-board top. 28.5”h., top 30.75” diam.

$700-$900  NS

391.  Chippendale style yew wood curio cabinet, 20^th c. 73”h.x23”w.x14.5”d.

$500-$700  Sold for $350

392.  Victorian cast iron garden bench. 34.5”h.x43”w.x18”d., seat 17”h.

$200-$300  Sold for $650

393.  Bronze style contemporary cherub fountain. 57”h.

$400-$600  Sold for $550

394.  New England maple four-drawer chest, early 19^th c. 33.25”h.x37.5”w.x17.5”d.

$400-$600  Sold for $1100

395.  Pair of brass ball top andirons, 19^th c. 18.25’h.

$100-$200  Sold for $250

396.  Georgian mahogany our-drawer server, c.1790. 28.5”h.x31.5”w.x18.5”d.

$500-$700  Sold for $1100

397.  Audubon lithograph “Purple Martin” marked “Chromolithy. by J. Bien, New York, 1860”. 29”x22.5”

$1,500-$2,000  Sold for $1100

398.  Chinese porcelain charger, late 19^th c., in original box. 16” diam.

$400-$600  Sold for $425

399.  Chippendale mahogany camelback sofa, c.1780. 33”h.x89’l.x34”d., seat 17’h.

$2,000-$2,500  NS

400.  Oil on canvas impressionist landscape painting signed “Alex Harrison”. 16’ x23.5”

$1,000-$1,500  Sold for $5000