451.  Remmy stoneware pitcher with blue decoration. Good condition. 11.5”h.

$2,000-$3,000  Sold for $2,400

452.  Rare Remmy advertising two-gallon stoneware pitcher “H.N. Hopkins Importers and Dealers in Glass and Queensware, 612 Market St. Philadelphia”. Hairline crack to rim approx. 1.5”. 13.5”h.

$5,000-$7,500  Sold for $6,500

453.  Open-face 18k gold pocket watch, J.E. Caldwell, “Louis K. Lewis 1892”.

$250-$350  Sold for $1,000

454.  Open-face Elgin GF pocket watch and a 14k gold penknife dated 1921.

$150-$200  Sold for $500

455.  Oil on canvas portrait of Mr. Thomas Hulme (1773-1846) attributed to John Neagle (1796-1865) of Philadelphia. Cleaned, revarnished, some surface crackature and buckling, evidence of some inpainting, canvas laid on wooden panel. 41”x33.5”

$2,000-$3,000  Sold for $750

455A.  Western Penna. stoneware cooler, 19^th c. 17”h.

$3,500-$4,000  NS

456.  Mourning pin “Charles J. Biddle of Detroit Died Jany 13, 1825 with seed pearls and lock of hair 1.5”l.x.5” and another mourning pin “Hetty F. Biddle/Martha W. Wetherill” in a gold knot pattern with locks of hair (clasp damaged) 1.5”x1.25”.

 $250-$350  Sold for $250

457.  Mahogany cased mantel clock with pendulum & key. 10.25”h.

$100-$125  Sold for $125

458.  Oval watercolor portrait of Fanny Kemble 1803. 8.75”x6.75”

$200-$300  Sold for $750

459.  Set of six French gilt metal rosette tiebacks, mid 19^th c. 6.5”l.x5”diam.

$300-$500  Sold for $1,100

460.  Jerome Clock Co. mahogany cased mantel clock. 11.5”x7”

$100-$125  Sold for $50

461.  Set of four French gilt metal tiebacks, mid 19^th c. 6”l.x4”diam.

$200-$300  Sold for $650

462.  Mahogany veneered mantel shelf clock. 13”h.x8”w.

$75-$100  Sold for $50

463.  Grouping of misc. tiebacks, 19^th/20^th c.

$100-$200  Sold for $200

464.  Two Royal Copenhagen satyrs. 6”h. ea.

$400-$600  Sold for $450

465.  Pair of Sheffield Corinthian column candlesticks. 9.5”h.

$150-$200  Sold for $75

466.  Three sterling silver ladles by Tiffany Company 1880, 13”l., 11.256”l. & 7”l.

$600-$900  Sold for $2,000

467.  Royal Copenhagen dog 9”l., cat 4”h., rabbit 3”h.and a B&G cat 5”h.

$75-$100  Sold for $175

468.  James Dixon and Sons silver plate jar set. 11.5”x8.5”

$100-$150  Sold for $75

469.  Six-piece Gorham Co. silver plate tea service, 2 teapots, creamer, sugar bowl, slop bowl & tray 13.75”x20”.

$500-$700  Sold for $250

470.  Six coin silver tablespoons, D. Dupuy, monogrammed CHB(?). 9.25”l. ea.

$300-$400  Sold for $1,100

471.  Pair of weighted sterling silver candlesticks. 9.75”h.

$300-$400  Sold for $300

472.  Sterling silver Paul Revere style bowl with inscription. Minor dents. 4.5”h.x9”diam.

$150-$200  Sold for $150

473.  Meissen porcelain pug dog, 19^th c. 9.25”h.x11.5”l.

$500-$700  Sold for $1,400

474.  Print “First Regiment of Guards in 1745” printed by Johnson & Bessent. Some foxing. 13.25”x18”

$250-$350  NS

475.  Meissen porcelain pug dog, 19^th c. 6.5”h.x8”l.

$400-$600  Sold for $550

476.  Penna. tavern table, 18^th c., with single drawer and ball feet.

$1,200-$1,800  NS

477.  Currier & Ives lithograph “Henry”. Stains, discoloration. 12.5”x15.5”

$100-$200  Sold for $175

478.  English Regency shaving mirror, bow-front, inlaid mahogany. 22.75”h.x29”w.x8.5”d.

$600-$800  Sold for $600

479.  Oil lamp with lithopane shade, electrified. 20”h.

$100-$200  Sold for $400

480.  Cherry Chippendale drop-leaf table. As found. 28.5”h.x41.25”l.x13”d.

$400-$500  Sold for $425

481.  Pair of Staffordshire figures, mid 19^th c. Losses to hands. 9.5”h.

$100-$200  Sold for $125

482.  Print of a snow owl. Foxing. 18.75”x12.5”

$200-$300  Sold for $175

483.  Two Audubon prints- “Warbler” 23”x16” and “Pipiry Flycatcher” 20.5”x16.5”.

$200-$300  Sold for $150

484.  Chester Co., PA cherry bow-front chest, signed indistinctly. Brasses replaced, scratches, losses, evidence of having been painted green at one time. 41”h.x44”w.x24”d.

$2,000-$2,500  NS

485.  Brass pail, trivet and Cape Cod lighter.

$100-$150  Sold for $150

486.  Cherry two-piece corner cupboard, c.1830, with red wash. Feet replaced. 86.5”h.x43”w.x21.5”d.

$3,000-$4,000  Sold for $4,000

487.  Maple three-slat open armchair, New England 18^th c.

$400-$600  Sold for $50

488.  Mahogany veneer chifforobe, early 20^th c. Chips to veneer on sides, scratches. 61”h.x41”w.x25”d.

$400-$600  Sold for $500

489.  Hepplewhite style two-part breakfront, inlaid mahogany, 20^th c. Scratches. 77.5”h.x55.5”w.

$1,000-$1,500  Sold for $1,000

490.  Philadelphia Chippendale mahogany slant-front schoolmaster’s desk, c.1780. Repair to LF leg. 35.5”h.x26.75”w.x20.5’d.

$1,000-$1,500  Sold for $1,000

491.  Set of four French brass classical wall sconces, c.1920. 13.5”h.x9”w.x5”d

$300-$500  Sold for $400

492.  Keystone RR 6400 metal child’s riding steam locomotive toy train. Missing bell clapper, losses to brake handle and paint, scratches. 12.5”h.x26”l.x7”w.

$300-$400  Sold for $275

493.  N. Currier lithograph “The Favorite Horse”. Stains. 9.5”x14”

$300-$350  Sold for $325

494.  English Regency mahogany writing desk, 19^th c. Losses to baize, stains. 40.5”h.x38.75”w.x21.25”d.

$1,000-$1,500  Sold for $700

495.  Group of sporting books on hunting and fishing.

$100-$200  Sold for $25

496.  Two burl walnut bowls, one finished- 3.5”h.x9.25”diam., one unfinished- 3.75”h.x7.75”diam. Losses.

$1,000-1,500  Sold for $1,000

497.  Tiger maple saber leg side chair. As found.

$100-$150  Sold for $125

498.  Watercolor of a ferryboat crossing scene signed “E.L.H.”, [Henry, Edward Lamson, American, 1841-1919]. 11.75”x20.5”

$2,000-$3,000  Sold for $1,800

499.  Grouping of sterling silver- napkin rings, wine labels, souvenir spoons, etc.

$200-$300  Sold for $350