76.  Continental silver toddy ladle, prob. 19^th c., turned handle, hallmarked.

$200-$300  WD

77.  Chippendale style mahogany armchair, c.1920.

$150-$250  Sold for $250

78.  Primitive pine stool, 19^th c.

$200-$300  Sold for $225

79.  Victorian oval wrought iron planter with original liner. 13”h.x36”l.x27”w.

$400-$600  Sold for $550

80.  Map of Newtown Township, PA, copyright 1896 by A.H. Mueller & Co.

$75-$100  Sold for $300

81.  Small Dutch style brass chandelier, four lights.

$600-$900  NS

82.  Gorham “Threaded Antique” sterling silver flatware service for 8, (6 tsp., 2 serving spoons) monogrammed.

$200-$300  Sold for $350

83.  Sheraton cherry two-drawer stand, c.1820. 38”h.x18.5”w.

$500-$700  Sold for $600

84.  Bag lot sterling silver- Gorham nut dishes, English S&P shakers, butter server w/insert, International sterling “Prelude” plate, 10.5” diam., cobalt salts, etc.

$200-$300  Sold for $275

85.  Bronze stork candleholder, 13”h., 20^th c. cloisonné incense burner, 6”h., 2 late 19^th c. cloisonné vases, 9.5” & 8.5”.

$100-$125  Sold for $50

86.  Family silhouette group, mid 19^th c., in a gilt and black frame, prob. English. 11.5”h.x9.5”w.

$200-$300  Sold for $400

87.  Regency mahogany barrel-back armchair, green upholstery.

$500-$700  Sold for $900

88.  French porcelain fish plates, set of 12, hand-painted. 9.5” diam.

$500-$700  Sold for $300

89.  Blanket chest, c.1830, stipple paint decorated black and brown. 26”h.x48”w.x20.5”d.

$400-$600  Sold for $175

90.  Framed equine silhouette of a mare and foal, prob. 19^th c., 3”x4.5”, and an etching of a house in ebonized and brass frame, 4.5”h.x5.25”w.

$50-$75  Sold for $175

91.  Two small Lancaster Co. floral drawings, pen, ink and watercolor. 6.5”x5.5” and 8.75”x5.5”

$50-$75  Sold for $225

92.  Print “First Regiment of Guards in 1745” by Johnson & Bessent. 13.25”x18”

$250-$350  NS

93.  Oil on board still life of fruit, 7”x9.25” and a ciphering exercise with sketch of an elephant 6”x5”

$25-$50  Sold for $100

94.  Pair of English silkworks, mid 19^th c., of castles, rosewood frames. 4.5”w.x5.75”h.

$50-$75  Sold for $125

95.  Side profile silhouette, reported to be Fairman Rogers, dated September 10^th, 1838, 4”x3.5” oval, and a small framed group of silhouettes.

$50-$75  Sold for $200

96.  Wedgwood bowl “The Philadelphia Bowl” made expressly for Bailey, Banks & Biddle with a wood display base. 12.25” diam., 6.75” on base

$150-$200  Sold for $150

97.  Continental lap desk, 18^th/19^thc., inlaid figured walnut.

$500-$800  NS

98.  English porcelain blue and white transfer decorated scene, 19^th c., in a rosewood frame. 8.25”x12.5” site

$100-$150  Sold for $275

99.  Colorful porcelain luncheon service, pinks, yellow, gilt decoration, 12 ea. reticulated plates, bullions & saucers, 1 ea cup & saucer.

$200-$300  Sold for $150

100.  Keystone RR 6400 metal child’s riding steam locomotive toy train. 12.5”h.x26”l.x7”w.

$300-$400  NS

100A.  Small blanket chest, 18^th c., pine & poplar with blue paint decoration. 24”h.x40”l.x18”d.

$150-$250  Sold for $375

100B.  Hepplewhite cherry chest of drawers, c.1790. 39.5”h.x42.75”w.x22’d.

$750-$1,000  Sold for $950

100C.  Group of sporting books on hunting and fishing.

$100-$200  NS