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276. Federal style mahogany presentation banjo
clock with églomise painted panel of Mt. Vernon.
39.5’h.x10.5”w.x4”d.
$600-$800
Sold for $1,700 |
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277. Black painted spool table. 29”h.x24”w.x14”d.
$50-75
Sold for $25 |
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278. Gilt framed mirror with applied floral
decoration. 26.5”x21”
$150-$200
Sold for $225 |
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279. Oval gilt framed mirror. 19”x16”
$50-$75
Sold for $75 |
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280. Oil on board painting signed “A. Zisi”, dated
1839, of two horses and a peasant. 10”x8.25”
$300-$500
Sold for $950 |
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281. Nicholson, George Washington [American
1832-1912] oil on wooden board marsh scene with two
figures along a bridge, titled verso “Marshes-Cape
May” and signed “G.W. Nicholson”. Cleaned and
heavily revarnished. 15.5”x21.5”
$2,000-$2,500
Sold for $2,400 |
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282. Briscoe, Franklin Dullin [American 1844-1903]
oil on canvas of sailing ships in stormy seas and a
lighthouse with lifeboat station signed “F.D.
Briscoe 1890”, original gilt frame, 3.5” tear UL and
.5” tear center.19.75”x29.5”
$2,500-$3,000
Sold for $3,750 |
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283. Briscoe, Franklin Dullin [American 1844-1903]
oil on canvas beach scene signed “F.D. Briscoe
1895”, frame of a later date, light period surface
buckling due to stretcher shrinkage. 19.5”x41”
$1,000-$1,500
Sold for $5,000 |
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284. Chippendale cherry slant-front desk with
fitted interior. Feet replaced. 40”h.x38”w.x19”d.
$1,800-$2,200
Sold for $7,500 |
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285. Louis Icart “Winged Victory” original limited
edition dry point and etching signed “Icart” and
numbered 108/150. 30.5”x23”
$1,000-$1,500
Sold for $1,800 |
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286. Louis Icart print original limited edition dry
point and etching of a lady in red with ravens
signed “Icart” and numbered 65/100. 28.5”x22”
$1,000-$1,500
Sold for $1,200 |
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287. Chippendale style mahogany chest-on-frame.
68.5”h.x43.5”w.x23”d.
$1,500-$2,000
Sold for $800 |
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288. Federal inlaid mahogany shaving mirror.
19”h.x18”w.x7.5”d.
$150-$200
Sold for $200 |
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289. French carriage clock, brass and glass made
for Bailey, Banks & Biddle. 4.25”h.
$200-$300
Sold for $100 |
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290. Mahogany banjo clock signed “F. Howard and Co.
Boston”. 29”h.x12”w.x4”d.
$2,000-$3,000
Sold for $2,000 |
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291. Six stenciled half-spindle back side chairs.
32”h.x16”w.x14”d., seat 17”h.
$300-$500
Sold for $475 |
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292. Oil on tin portrait of a young woman, a bird
perched on her finger and mounted in a gilt frame.
20”x16”
$1,000-$1,500
Sold for $500 |
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293. Child’s walnut gate-leg drop-leaf table.
17”h.x18”d.x10”w., each leaf 7”w.
$75-$100
Sold for $25 |
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294. Mahogany five-drawer lingerie chest.
47”h.x24”w.x17.5”d.
$200-$250
Sold for $275 |
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295. Inlaid mahogany shaving mirror.
16”h.x12”w.x6”d.
$75-$100
Sold for $25 |
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296. Coin spot glass font oil lamp with amber glass
base, electrified. 9”h. to bottom of socket.
$50-$75
Sold for $150 |
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297. Tiger maple chest with a 3-over-4 graduated
drawer configuration and by family tradition came
from the Biddle home "Andalusia". 42”h.x36”w.x21”d.
$2,500-$3,500
Sold for $13,000 |
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298. Queen Anne style curly maple lowboy.
29”h.x33”w.x20”d.
$200-$300
Sold for $650 |
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299. Oak Seth Thomas schoolmaster’s clock.
22”h.x14.5”w.
$150-$200
Sold for $200 |
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300. Rare Watercolor portrait attributed to Thomas
Sully of Eliza Falconett Middleton, was the wife of
Izard Middleton and the granddaughter-in-law of
Arthur Middleton, signer of the Declaration of
Independence, the family home being “Middleton
Place” outside of Charleston, South Carolina. The
attribution comes from a later copy of a letter
(that will accompany the painting when sold) dated
1816 letter to Samuel Craig of Baltimore from a Mr.
DeKantzen (who uses the pen name Kit Kat). DeKantzen
identifies the subject of this watercolor as “Mrs.
Middleton of South Carolina” and notes the artist as
Thomas Sully. The letter continues on in noting how
striking Kit Kat found the portrait. 9”x7.5”
$10,000-$15,000
Sold for $30,000 |
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