PAINTINGS; PRINTS; SILVER; JEWELRY; GUNS, ETC

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Location
Plainville, CT 06062
Dates

Sale Starts

Mon
Aug 31
5:30pm

Sale Ends

Mon
Aug 31

Terms & Conditions

TERMS AND CONDITIONS:

1. ALL PERSONS BIDDING AGREE TO THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS OF SALE.

2. ALL SALES ARE FINAL; NO RETURNS OR REFUNDS.

3. PAYMENTS MUST BE RECEIVED WITHIN THREE (3) BUSINESS DAYS OF A SALE.

4. BIDDING AND BUYING. Individuals who successfully bid on an item are required to complete the transaction, as a bid is a legally binding agreement. Successful bidders who fail to complete a transaction may be blocked from all future bidding, or at the discretion of Winter Associates, Inc., may be required to post a non-refundable deposit prior to bidding on any lots. Winter Associates, Inc. reserves the right to reject bids, suspend, or block any user's access to our site. Winter Associates, Inc. may ask bidders to supply a government-issued photo ID, the name and address of which match the name and address on the registration form. Winter Associates, Inc. and/or the consignor can refuse an insufficient offer or advance, or accept another advance at the auctioneer's discretion. The auctioneer may reject an opening bid.

5. All sales are subject to a BUYER'S PREMIUM to be paid by the buyer as part of the purchase price. Purchases are also subject to Connecticut State SALES TAX except if sold to individuals with a valid resale certificate on file with Winter Associates, Inc. or if items are shipped out of Connecticut.

6. For clients who cannot attend the sale in person, Winter Associates, Inc. if so instructed, will execute "ABSENTEE BIDS" on their behalf. This absentee bidding service is provided with the understanding that Winter Associates, Inc. shall not be held responsible for any errors or failure to accurately execute bids. A cash deposit may be required and will be applied to all purchases made at this sale and not to any particular lot. Bids are executed on an alternate basis in competition with those of any other bidders. Due to the uncertainties of bidding patterns, a lot may sell to another bidder for the same amount authorized by an absentee bidder, or may sell to another absentee bidder for the same amount, if the other absentee bid was received first.

7. PHONE BIDS are accepted on items with a low estimate equal to or greater than $500 (Five hundred dollars). However, if the low estimate is below $500, a bidder may bid by phone if they are willing to open the bidding at $500. All phone bids are subject to phone line availability. A completed and signed bid form must be received and acknowledged by Winter Associates, Inc. prior to confirmation of any phone line reservation for bidding. Phone bidding services are provided with the understanding that Winter Associates, Inc. shall not be held responsible for any errors or failure to accurately execute bids.

8. PAYMENT. It is agreed that credit card information supplied on this form can immediately be applied towards the purchase of all successful bids. Payment must be received within three (3) business days of a sale. Invoices are available upon receipt of payment. Successful bidders may pay for purchases with cash, MasterCard, Visa, Discover, certified or traveler's checks, or by wire transfer (buyer is responsible for any bank fees). Personal or business checks will only be accepted from parties with established credit. Winter Associates, Inc. reserves the right to hold merchandise purchased by check for ten (10) business days from deposit date. If this ten (10) business day period is in effect to allow check clearance, no storage fees are incurred. Check payment made in person is subject to approval by our check clearing service. The purchaser agrees to pay all bank fees related to a returned check plus $10 (Ten dollars).

9. ITEMS NOT PICKED UP WITHIN THREE (3) BUSINESS DAYS OF SALE WILL BE SUBJECT TO A STORAGE FEE OF $10 (Ten dollars) PER DAY PER LOT. Winter Associates, Inc. shall have no liability for any damage or loss to purchases left for more than three (3) business days after the date of sale. You authorize us to re-sell at auction on your behalf any item not picked up within sixty (60) calendar days. The costs of storage, plus any other costs directly related to the item, as well as $50 (Fifty dollars) or 20% auctioneer's commission (whatever is greater), will be subtracted from the proceeds unless other arrangements have been made. The net proceeds will be mailed to your address (as stated on bid form) in full and final settlement of our obligations to you.

10. SHIPMENT/TRANSPORTATION recommendations or arrangements are done only as a courtesy and all shipping/transportation is at buyer's expense. Winter Associates, Inc. assumes no responsibility to resolve problems that arise from shipping or moving companies. Shipping may take 2-4 weeks after payment is received.


11. ALL LOTS ARE SOLD AS IS: CONDITION REPORTS ARE NOT INCLUDED IN ALL CATALOG DESCRIPTIONS AND ARE NOT GUARANTEED TO BE COMPREHENSIVE. All merchandise is available for inspection and should be inspected before bidding. Although condition is sometimes noted in our catalog, it has not been noted on every item, and the catalog should not be construed as a full condition report. It is the responsibility of prospective bidders to examine lots and decide their level of interest. All weights and measurements are approximate. Your bidding will signify that you have examined the items as fully as you desire or that you have chosen not to examine them.

12. NO WARRANTY. Winter Associates, Inc. and/or the consignor assume no responsibility for the correct description, genuineness, authenticity of, or defect in any lot and makes no warranty in connection therewith. Written and oral descriptions are based on Winter Associates, Inc. opinions and should in no way be construed as a guarantee of any kind as to age, condition, materials or any other feature of items being sold. Our goal is to provide prospective bidders with accurate information, however we recommend prospective bidders examine all items in which they have an interest.

13. ENDANGERED SPECIES. SALE OF PROTECTED ANIMALS AND PLANTS. Please note that the sale and shipping of endangered species is strictly regulated by international, national, and state laws. Much of this policy can be found at these sites: www.fwsgov/international, http://www.dec.ny.gov/animals/7181html, and www.cga.ct.gov/current/pub/chap_495.htm. The laws are complex and often change. In addition, state laws may differ. It is the purchaser's responsibility to be aware of relevant regulations. In the case of denial of any export or import license or of delay in the obtaining of such licenses, the purchaser is still responsible for making on-time payment of the total purchase price for the lot. Winter Associates, Inc. is not able to assist the purchaser in attempting to obtain the appropriate licenses and/or certificates.

14. POST AUCTION BIDS may be submitted on unsold items. They may or may not be accepted at the discretion of the auctioneer and consignor. Payment, storage and shipping arrangements are the same as those above.

15. These conditions may be waived or modified at the sole discretion of Winter Associates, Inc.

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Description & Details

18th to 20th C. Paintings and Prints from a New England Institution & Estates; Sterling flatware sets, also serving pieces by Tiffany, Gorham, etc., Early American Coin; Gold and Silver Jewelry; Americana including 18th C. Conn. Furniture; 19th C. Long Guns; Tall Clocks; Early Bottles to Contemporary Glass; Vuitton Trunk; Asian; Rugs, etc.
Edward Miller & Co. slag glass table lamp, early 20th C., Meriden Connecticut, sunset colorSTERLING: Tiffany & Co. weighted sterling silver trumpet vase, 1912, made under the directorship ofART GLASS: St. Louis type, etc., four paperweights, 19th-20th C., no signatures viewed, detailsASIAN: Pair of Japanese bronze vases with seabird and wave decoration in relief, likely MeijiASIAN: Large Chinese export famille verte charger, late 19th- early 20th C., polychrome hand paintedTREENWARE: Two primitive style oval dough bowls or trenchers, likely 19th- early 20th C., nicelyTaconic, N.Y. woven splint basket, American, 19th/ early 20th C., ash, fixed handle, ink inscriptionSCULPTURE: Jules Moigniez (French 1835-1894), "Birds and Chicks", 19th C., depicts mother quailGLASS: Small olive demijohn bottle, 18th-19th C., likely New England, mold blown, whittled glassPair of Staffordshire zebra figures, 19th C., England, polychromatic depictions of zebras standingART GLASS: Steven Lundberg Studios signed paperweight, 1974, iridescent round with yellow blossomEgenolf Theilacker (Brazilian, 1941–2012), Post-Impressionist style landscape, c. 1979, oil onART GLASS: Steuben, Ornamental Blown Glass Works, etc., five paperweights, 19th - 20th C., detailsGARDEN: Hart 'Laurel' leaf pattern cast iron garden chair, early 20th C., United States, demiluneGLASS: Twelve Baccarat 'Genova' style cut to clear wine glasses, 20th C., unsigned, all with greenLinda Nelson Stocks (American, 1938-2011), "Country Village", 1997, oil on archival canvas, signedTwo apothecary chests, one tabletop and one on stand, late 19th- early 20th C., American, pine, bothART GLASS: Baccarat, Engebretson, etc., five paperweights, 19th - 20th C., details include: BaccaratCandlestand, 19th C., American, maple and pine, oblong top, cut corners with banding, center ovalART GLASS: Four paperweights, 19th-20th C., all with green or red hues, no signatures viewed, piecesLinda Nelson Stocks (American, 1938-2011), "Haystack Repast", 1990, oil on archival canvas, depictsPrimitive stand or table, made of old parts, pine and maple, breadboard top, top attached to benchRUG: Turkish Kilim, 6' 9" x 9' 8", wool on wool, blue ground, cream border, polychrome geometricGLASS: Stoddard Glassworks half-pint double eagle flask, 19th C., New Hampshire, McKearin group+Birdcage tilt-top candlestand, late 19th- early 20th C., cherry, turned vase form standard on 3Two small 19th C. landscape paintings, both oil on board, both framed, details include: oneGLASS: Two cornucopia and urn pictural half-pint flasks, first half 19th C., Connecticut, CoventryLinda Nelson Stocks (American, 1938-2011), Untitled (Fall on the Harbor), undated, oil on canvas,TOYS: Five Steiff animals, 20th C., all with tags except giraffe, details include: "Lamby", paperRUG: Gabbeh Tribal, 4' x 5' 10", wool on cotton, burnt orange, animal totems, wear consistent withSILVER: 35+ Souvenir spoons, most stamped sterling, five stamped '800', locations of interestPair of miniature chest of drawers, late 19th- early 20th C., mahogany chest with three verticallyGLASS: Two Massachusetts bitter's bottles, mid 19th C., both aqua glass, first "Dr. Ball's /Linda Nelson Stocks (American, 1938-2011), "The Witches Tea Room", 1998, depicts a large redEPHEMERA/ TOYS: 19th C. die cut doll set and 30+ valentines, details include: dolls likely McGLASS: Dr. Kilmer's. "Ocean Weed Heart Remedy" embossed advertising bottle, late 19th C., aquamarineGeorge Hand Wright (American, 1872-1951), “At the Back Porch”, etching, neighborhood+CLOCK: Grandfathers chiming & striking clock, late 19th- early 20th C., English or American, brassTOYS/ DOLLS: 19th- early 20th C. dolls and toys, thirteen pieces including: Victorian "Christmas20th C. oil on canvas of winter scene, sun falls lightly on snow in forest with stream runningConnecticut desk with bookcase, 18th C., New London County, cherry and chestnut, bookcase with flatGLASS: Two amber bitters and an aromatic schnapps bottle, late 19th- early 20th C., American,EPHEMERA: 100+ postcards, holiday cards, early photographs and assorted ephemera, late 19th- 20thLinda Nelson Stocks (American, 1938-2011), "Prairie Meadow Farms", 1994, oil on archival canvas,Tavern table, American, old components with later made alterations and restorations, maple,GLASS: Early alcohol and blacking bottles, four pieces, mid 19th C., some with pontils, detailsSix Windsor fan-back chairs, 18th- 19th C., likely Connecticut, maple and ash, natural finish,19th C. Traditional landscape, oil on canvas, featuring rocky hills next to waterfall, with birdsRUG: Gabbeh Tribal runner, 2' 6" x 11' 9", wool on cotton, blue gray ground, animal totems, wearSTERLING: Gorham "Hindostanee" and "Etruscan" pattern sterling spoons, twelve pieces, all marked onBlanket chest, 18th C., possibly Higganum CT, pine, nailed construction, old blue/grey paint, tracesSTERLING: Durgin, Gorham, Dominick & Haff, etc., twenty-eight pieces of flatware and servingware,TRIBAL: Large square Native American splint basket, New England, likely 19th C., dyed/ stainedGLASS: Colored glass embossed advertising bottles, nine pieces, late 19th- 20th C., details include:TEXTILE: Hand stitched American quilt/coverlet, 68 1/2" x 63 1/2", mid-19th C./early 20th C.,Primitive New England scene of ice skaters on pond, oil on board, bearing the signature “Two large Taconic, N.Y. woven splint baskets, American, 19th/ early 20th C., ash, baskets are alsoFISHING: Heddon Dowagiac and Creek Chub antique lures and boxes, eleven pieces, 1910's-1950's, most+Two-part pine cabinet, 19th C., French, upper case with projecting crest, two glazed cabinet doors,FISHING: Seventeen vintage fishing lures, Heddon, Creek Chub, Storm, etc., 20th C., details include:Norman Wilkinson (England, 1878-1971), “The Stream Pool”, etching, two fishermen standAMERICAN SILVER: Seventeen coin and sterling silver spoons, all but one by early American+Desk and bookcase, likely New London County, desk 18th C., bookcase late 19th C., details include:GLASS: Eight antique aqua glass advertising bottles, many embossed, late 19th-early 20th C., details19th C. portrait of a woman, oil on canvas, possibly American School, lady wearing blue dress sitsSTERLING: Seventeen pieces of ornate servingware by Gorham, Dominick & Haff, Frank M. Whiting,+Irish tall clock, 19th C., mahogany, carved round hood, opening to gilt dial with roman numerals,Cornelia Vetter (Connecticut, 1881-1959), "Zinnias" floral still life, oil on canvas, polychromeCandlestand, old top with 20th C. base, cherry, scalloped top, vase and spool turned standard, onGLASS: Early pontiled medicine, apothecary and utility bottles, nine pieces, mid 19th C., all aqua,Cash Arthur Bond (American, 1876-1952), impressionistic landscape, late 19th- early 20th C., oil onADVERTISING: "Samuel Slater, Father of American Manufacturers", 1890, broadside printed on cottonRUG: Uzbek Kazak runner, 2' 8" x 9' 8", wool on cotton, red field, cream border, wear consistentBradley Brayton Bucklin (New York, 1824-1915), oil on canvas, pink hazy sunset over water, sunTEXTILE: Hand stitched American quilt/coverlet, 87" x 75 1/2", 19th C. or later, cotton, geometricConnecticut slant-lid desk, 18th C., New London County, maple and pine, slanting lid opening toJohn H. Henrici (American, 1863-1958), Untitled (boy eating apples), 1911, New York City, watercolorGLASS: Seven early embossed medicine bottles, mid to late 19th C., United States, most with pontilLift top tall blanket chest, New England, c. 1770, pine lift top with original snipe hinge overAMERICAN COIN SILVER: Ten spoons by John Clark Blackman (Connecticut, 1807 - 1872), including: sixGLASS: Antique free blown glass teardrop flask with trailing, c.1800, likely Syrian or Islamic,RUG: Agra Serapi, 7' 7" x 10', wool on cotton, deep red ground, navy border, accents of light blue,AMERICAN COIN SILVER: Twelve ornate teaspoons by Andrew C. Benedict, New York, N.Y. (active 1827 -Highboy/ high chest, late 18th C., possibly Wethersfield, Connecticut, cherry, poplar second, flatT. Bailey floral still life, early 20th C., pastel on board, lilies rest on table and inside ofEarly carved wood architectural remnant, English or American Colonial, 18th/ early 19th C., paintedTEXTILE: Hand stitched American quilt/coverlet, 81 1/2" x 82", 19th C. or later, pieced cotton,+William and Mary style armchair with needlepoint upholstery, shaped backrest and scrolled arms,AMERICAN COIN SILVER: Eighteen pieces of early coin silver by American makers, most hallmarked,Three framed 19th C. artworks, including: Kellogg & Comstock (Hartford, Connecticut, activeRUG: Qashqai, 2' 6" x 5' 4", wool on wool, red ground, navy, tan, and orange accents, repeatingDiminutive chest of drawers, 19th C., likely English, mahogany and oak, hinged top opens ontoART GLASS: Fenton and Victorian art glass pitcher and tumblers, ten pieces, late 19th- early 20thHorace R. Burdick (CT/RI/MA, 1844-1942), oil on canvas, still life with fruit, lemon rests on tanSTERLING: "Carthage" pattern flatware and serving pieces by Wallace Silver Co. (Wallingford, CT,Gateleg table, American, maple, New England style, 20th C. construction with older parts andGLASS: Three case gin bottles, one free blown with pontil, 19th C., details include: two dark toDorothy Stanley Emmons (American, 1891 - 1960), "Boat House- Clinton", 1925, oil on artist board,TEXTILE: Hand stitched American quilt/coverlet, 84 3/4" x 84 1/2", 20th C., pieced cotton, pink andTwo Queen Anne country side chairs, New England, late 18th C. details include: one with rush seat,William Henry Chandler (American, 1854-1928), “Winter Landscape”, pastel on paper,Candlestand, c.1800, New England, cherry, square top, vase and spool turned standard, on three snakeDOLLS: Two bisque head dolls and one celluloid Turtle mark doll, details include: largest bisqueHenry Schnakenberg (American, 1892-1970), “Grinding Pink Slate at Poultney, Vermont”,Charles Ethan Porter (American, 1847-1923), "Apples", 1878, oil on canvas, depicts still life withSheraton style settee, 20th C., American, mahogany, striped yellow upholstery, rolled back crest,John Henry Twachtman (American, 1853-1902), “The Harbor, Bridgeport”, etching,Dumbwaiter, 19th C., likely English, mahogany, three tier with dished platforms, double bead rims onTwo small 19th C. portraits, both framed, details include: American School portrait of well-dressed+CLOCK: Grandmother clock, early 19th C., Scotland, brass dial signed "R. Beveridge, Newburgh",Two American artworks, including: late 19th/early 20th C. drawing of young child, conte crayon onGLASS: Bohemian cranberry glass vessels and candlestick, six pieces, late 19th- early 20th C.,Federal canterbury/magazine rack, early 19th C., American, walnut and pine, open four slot rack overRUG: Agra Sultanabad carpet, 8' x 10' 1", wool on cotton, light gray ground, cream and brownLarge brass Chadburns Liverpool & London ships telegraph, late 19th C., circular top with a speedFour 20th C. half hull models mounted on board: largest labeled "Cape Dory 33, Little Gull" onRUG: Kurd rug, 4' x 12', wool on wool, red ground, navy accents, wear consistent with age and use.Henry Russell Ballinger (American, 1892-1993), “Night Fall”, 1944, watercolor, sunsetFour 20th C. half hull models, three mounted on board: largest titled "Yacht America, 1851, FirstCharles Russell Loomis (American, 1857-1936), “Rocks and Water”, watercolor, rocky+Federal shaving stand, 19th C., likely English, tabletop bowfront cabinet, free swinging shieldDeWitt Parshall (American, 1864-1956), 1945, pastel on paper, river scene with greenery and rockySTERLING: Six "Chantilly" serving pieces by Gorham, Providence, R.I. (active 1865- present),Arthur Weindorf, etc., two landscape works, including: Arthur Weindorf (American, 1885-1979), oil onSTERLING: "Orange Blossom" sterling silver flatware by Alvin Manf. Co., Providence, RI (active 1887+Federal dressing bureau, early 19th C., American, mahogany, crotch mahogany veneer, pine, poplar,Albert Fitch Bellows (American, 1829-1883), “Portrait of a Lady”, 1852, pastel on paper,ANTIQUE TEXTILE: Edwardian wedding dress, c.1911, netting and ornate lace overlay on silk withLolling chair, 20th C., Chippendale style, red upholstery with blue and green diamond pattern,COSTUME JEWELRY: Antique and vintage jewelry, 20+ pieces, including Victorian mourning and EtruscanThree late 19th C. framed floral watercolors, including: Ethelbert Allen Moore (American, 19th C.),GLASS: Seven art glass vessels, some continental, late 19th- early 20th C., details include: three+Federal mahogany work stand, first half 19th C., possibly New York, rectangular top over twoSTERLING: Tiffany and Duchin sterling candlesticks, two pairs, mid 20th C., both with maker's andCorner chair, late 19th C., American, maple, upholstered in grey-blue on crest, arms and seat, onPaper-mache and mother of pearl lift top stand, late 19th-early 20th C., small black chest with20th C. Chippendale style wingback armchair, mahogany, blue upholstery with dragonflies throughout,Jo Davidson (American, 1883-1952), “Corsica”, 1934, watercolor, seaside scene withGuilia Mangini (Italian, active 20th C.) pair of porcelain doves, after Sevres, second half 20th C.,Grand Rapids Furniture Co. openwork standing bookshelf, early 20th C., Michigan, mahogany andTwo watercolors and one lithograph, including: Morris Hall Pancoast (American, 1877-1963),Eastlake design corner chair, late 19th C., American, frame in black paint, upholstered in creamRUG: Semi-antique Persian Tabriz, 6' 1" x 9' 4", wool on cotton, analogous colors of cream, lightLouis Vuitton cabin trunk, early 20th C., serial no. 135688, monogram pattern exterior, redThree Sir William Cornwallis Harris (British 1807-1848) big game hand-colored lithographs, 19th C.,GUN: Springfield Armory U.S. Model 1873 trapdoor rifle with bayonet, ca. 1880, serial number+Prideux John Selby (English, 1788-1867), "Common Oyster Catcher" and "Black Guillemot", 19th C.,Georgian-style window bench or vanity seat, 20th C., mahogany and oak, grey and white upholsteredASIAN: Samson 'Chinese Famille Rose' pattern armorial punch bowl, 19th C., France, enamel paintedGUN: Left-hand flamed maple 'warranted' percussion fowler, mid 19th C., likely English, half stock,MINIATURE PORTRAITS: Two miniature portraits and a silhouette, late 19th-early 20th C., all framed,Georgian mahogany and brass cellarette or wine cooler on stand, early 19th C., Chinese-style redRUG: Silk Qum, 3' 4" x 5' 1", deep red ground, midnight and off-white accents, allover floralSTERLING: Six "King George" table spoons by Gorham, Providence, R.I. (active 1865 - present),+Matthew White Ridley (English, 1836-1888), "Daydreams (alternatively "Sisters")", oil on canvas,Georgian style diminutive chest of drawers, 20th C., figured hardwood, chest of three drawers,Pair of brass and painted mirror wall sconces, late 19th- early 20th C., possibly French, Empire,Mid-19th C. sheet music and cover for “La Fille du Régiment” opera, from BroadwayJules Georges Ferrand (France, active 19th C.), oil on canvas, c. 1857, child in dress poses on+Georgian-style hanging corner wall cabinet, late 19th- early 20th C., mahogany, two glass panedPair of Minton and Hollins blue and white transferware chargers, c. 1852, England, both withTwo 20th C. floral still lifes, both framed, details include: first oil on canvas board, pinkTwo-tier tripod stand, 19th C., continental, mahogany, center tier with six locking swivel drawers,European decorative porcelain, four pieces, 19th C., details include: Copeland Jenny Lund bisqueRUG: Agra Serapi, 5' 10" x 9' 2", wool on cotton, light gray field, accents of grey blue and+STERLING: Compote, Tiffany & Co. '925', sterling with vermeil, seashell form bowl over turned+Continental painted porcelain plaque, classical pastoral scene featuring shepherdess with youngMarble top painted single-drawer stand, late 19th- early 20th C., likely French, Louis XVI style,Hans Figura (Austrian, 1898-1978), "Boats on the Grand Canal Venice", c. 1920's, color aquatint onWilliam Bradford Green (American, 1871-1945), “Notre Dame”, 1924, watercolor, Paris viewLouis XV parquetry inlaid marble top stand, 19th C., likely French, two-drawer stand, rectangularEarly winged cherub’s head sculpture, carved wood with old painted plaster finish, wings withLate 18th/early 19th C. wallpaper fragment, Roman fresco-style design featuring putti, black, grey+Italian pair of cherub statuettes, likely 18th C., carved wood and painted plaster, one with redCircle of Francisco Goya, "Unknown Portrait (previously identified as Rafael Esteve)", oil on18th C. pair of cherub head sculptures, carved wood with gilt and polychrome painted plaster finish,Early oil on plaster/terracotta, Italian, possibly from mural or architectural detail, depictingCollection of decorative eggs and related accessories, twenty-six pieces, 20th-21st C., groupingPeruvian/Cuzco School, likely 18th C., oil on canvas, depicts Madonna (Mother Mary) wearing long red+Italian pair of cherub statuettes, likely 18th C., carved wood with gilt and painted plaster, giltIstvan Almady (Hungarian, b.1916), c. 1944, oil on canvas, autumn landscape with stream cuttingSevres style yellow ground and birds tea service for two, eight pieces, late 18th-19th C., likelyFour late 19th-early 20th C. etchings on paper, all framed behind glass, details include: first byAntoine Ducrot (French, 1814-1870), 1850, pastel, two children with the oldest holding flowerSTERLING: Eduard Foehr German sterling flatware set, late 19th- early 20th C., 131 pieces, bow andGerman Koberger Bible page, c. 1483, Nuremberg, woodblock print on paper with contemporary addedAntoine Ducrot (French, 1814-1870), pastel, young child in white being taught the alphabet by anLimoges large enamel painted porcelain trinket box, late 19th- early 20th C., France, hand paintedTwo watercolor landscapes, details include: Charles Wesley Sanderson (American, 1835-1905), “SceneHand-painted Dutch tiles, nineteen pieces, mostly 20th C., all hand-painted with figural, still lifeIn the manner of Severin Roesen (Germany, 1815-1872), floral still life, oil on canvas, polychromeRUG: Silk Qum, 2' x3', mustard ground, teal, navy and off-white accents, scene featuring deer,Two pairs of Arabic-themed cold painted bronze figures, late 19th-early 20th C., in the style of20th C. oil on arched panel depicting Middle Eastern street, likely Egypt or North Africa, at centerRUG: Mashad, 13' 6" x 9' 2", wool on cotton, red on ground, classic geometric designs, wearSTERLING: Gorham, Whiting, Stieff, International, etc., six sterling silver serving pieces, allChinoiserie Louis XV style commode, 20th C., chest of three drawers, Asian themed floral andSTERLING: Tiffany & Co., five sterling silver serving pieces, patterns include "Beekman",Moses Soyer (Russian-American, 1899-1974), "Ballerina in Red Tutu", pastel on paper, signed lowerSILVER: Ten pieces of weighted sterling, stamped sterling, tested silver and '800' silver, items+Wall corner cabinet, late 16th – 17th C., English, oak, cove crest molding above heavilyAlexander Crane (American, 1904-1953), “No Man's Land”, 1941, watercolor, coastalGLASS: Kosta Boda colorless "Gustav Adolph" pattern crystal stemware, Sweden, c. 1963, seventy-sevenBarse Miller (American, 1904-1973), “Oceania”, watercolor, man works on boat in mutedRUG: Semi-antique Persian Hamadan, 2' 7" x 4' 2", Iran, wool on cotton, red ground, burgundy andJEWELRY: 14K Yellow gold Cleopatra style omega necklace, tested 14K yellow gold, hallmarks to clasp,James N. Rosenberg (American, 1874-1970), “In the Woods (Beech Trees, Saxon Woods)”,JEWELRY: 14K Yellow gold rope chain link bracelet, stamped and tested 14K, spiral design, slideTwo early/mid 20th C. framed watercolors, including: Ruel Crompton Tuttle (American, 1866-1940),JEWELRY: 14K Etruscan Revival brooch and earrings, tested, no marks viewed, each set with smallASIAN: Kunichika Toyohara (Japanese, 1835 - 1900), "The Moon, Night Viewing of Cormorant Fishing"JEWELRY: 14K White gold and diamond eternity band, tested, four-prong settings, set with twenty-twoOronzo Gasparo (American, 1903-1969), “Seated Woman”, 1943, gouache on paper, livelyJEWELRY: 14K lava stone cameo pendant brooch and 10K filigree bar pin, late 19th C. to early 20thSTERLING: Frank M. Whiting, Whiting Manf. and Towle, fifteen sterling silver spoons, all hallmarked+ASIAN: Chinese export mother-of-pearl inlaid tea chest, mid 19th C., octagonal wood and paper-macheHerbert Meyer (American, 1882-1960), “San Gimignano”, watercolor/gouache, city sceneASIAN: Chinese Export lacquer and gilt work stand, late 19th-early 20th C., hinged lid vessel, wood,ASIAN: Japanese silvered bronze crane okimono, Meiji period, bronze cast base with two cranes, eachASIAN: Utagawa Kunisada, aka Toyokuni III, (Japan, 1786 - 1864), "Kabuki Play, Sakurahime AdumaChinoiserie cushioned stool, late 19th-early 20th C., possibly English, ebonized or Japanned finish,JEWELRY: 14K White gold and diamond eternity band, tested, four-prong settings, set with twenty-oneSILVER: Sterling and tested silver flatware, Gorham, Albert Cole and Davis & Galt, twenty-fourVincent A. Hartgen (American, 1914-2003), “Schoodic Dithyramb”, watercolor, abstractJEWELRY: Two 14K braided herringbone necklaces and one 14K bracelet, all stamped and tested “Two 20th C. watercolors, both framed, including: Joseph Scarrozzo (American, 1916-2019), “GLASS: David Bennett (American, b. 1941), blown glass and copper urn vase, c. 1994, red speckledJEWELRY: Two 14K gold rings: one white gold with six-prong crown, set with one round brilliant cutSteven Trefonides and Gerard Doudera, two mid-20th C. framed watercolors, including: StevenASIAN: Two Japanese ukiyo-e woodblock prints, Eizan Kikugawa (1787- 1867) and Keisai EisenTerry Oakes Bourret (Durham CT, 1944/45-2015), "Gouveia Vineyards", 21st C., oil on canvas, numberedJEWELRY: Tiffany & Co. 18K Paloma Picasso "Dot Charm Pendant" and 18" l. chain, stamped '750' andRUG: Semi-antique Persian Hamadan runner, 2'9" x 9'8", wool on cotton, pink ground, brown and navyASIAN: Torii Kiyonaga (1752-1815) "Himegimi Out for a Walk", alternatively "High Ranking SamuraiSTERLING: Gorham, Tuttle, Wallace, etc., fifteen pieces of sterling silver hollowware andASIAN: Japanese woodblock print featuring Kabuki samurai, contemporary, possibly by print artistAllen Russell Saalburg (American, 1899-1987), “Young Elephants”, watercolor, three youngASIAN: Seven pieces of decorative metalware, 19th-20th C., including: Sino-Tibetan gilt bronzeRUG: Laristan Karajeh, 7' 8" x 10' 1", wool on cotton, light gray ground, accents of navy, pumpkin,JEWELRY: Two 14K White gold rings, one solitaire and one cocktail, both stamped and tested 14K andAllen Hermes (American,1913-2004), "Boy on Sand Dune", oil on canvas, depicting small child at topJEWELRY: 14K and diamond ring, pierced oval top with bezel set round brilliant cut diamond,ASIAN: Teisai Hokuba (Japanese, 1771-1844), "Four Courtesan Playing Music with Samisen", ukiyo-eRUG: Uzbek Kazak runner, 2' 10" x 9' 9", wool on cotton, red ground, tan border, blue accents, threeJEWELRY: Miscellaneous gold, seven pieces, 14K and one 10K, details include: three stamped andSinger no. 678-3 featherweight sewing machine and accessories, c. 1950, American, lightweightDOLLS: Vintage 1960's Barbie doll case with dolls and accessories, highlights include: 1962 blackJEWELRY: 14K Yellow gold chain and 'A' pendant, both stamped and tested, box chain with springSinger no. G 678-04 featherweight sewing machine and accessories, c. 1956, United States,JEWELRY: Pair of 14K and diamond stud earrings, stamped '585' and tested white gold, four-prongRalph Eno (American, 1902- 1962), oil on board, depictions of shorebirds on the banks of a smallSILVER JEWELRY: Taxco, etc., five pieces of tested silver jewelry including two Mexican, detailsTwo contemporary oil on canvas Haitian scenes, including Haitian Cap-style street scene with figuresRUG: Semi-antique Persian Karaja, 2' 10" x 4' 2", wool on cotton, red ground, navy and brownASIAN: Two Japanese ukiyo-e woodblock prints, both signed Toyokuni, details include: UtagawaJEWELRY: 14K and freshwater pearl necklace and similar earrings: necklace with button shaped pearlsRalph and Daisy Eno (American, 1902- 1962/1914- 2002), three shorebird paintings, oil on carvedSILVER JEWELRY: Nine pieces of stamped and/or tested silver, including: set of Mexican "Aztec MayanASIAN: Kitao Masanobu (Japanese, 1761 - 1816), "Three Geisha Inside Home", ukiyo-e woodblock print,Ralph Eno (American, 1902- 1962), oil on carved board, depictions of two ducks on the surface of theJEWELRY: 14K Yellow gold and diamond band, tested and stamped, set with one imitation diamond andMichael Stoffa (Massachusetts, 1923-2001), Rockport Harbor (Motif #1), last quarter 20th C., oil onJEWELRY: Pair of 14K and diamond stud earrings, stamped and tested white gold six-prong illusionSteven Cryan (Connecticut, 20th C.), watercolor on paper, 1972, detail of steam train engine inASIAN: Kitagawa Utamaro (Japanese, 1753-1806), woodblock print on paper, depicts a 'Geisha' femaleGeorge Spaventa (American, 1918-1978), “Collage”, 1957, collage on paper, abstractSTERLING: Modern three-arm sterling silver candelabra, stamped 'sterling' to base and on eachRalph Eno (American, 1902- 1962), three shorebird paintings, oil on carved board, depictions ofHollywood Regency style tole floral floor lamp and stand, c. 1960's-70's, likely Italian, polychromeDaisy Eno (American, 1914- 2002), three animal themed paintings, oil on carved board, depictions ofSILVER JEWELRY: Ten pieces of Mexican/ Southwestern style jewelry, all stamped sterling or testedMURAL FIGURES: Seven large "Legend of Robin Hood" mural figures, c. 1970's, glazed tile mosaic onJEWELRY: 14K and mother of pearl tuxedo set, 20th C., includes two cufflinks and three shirt studs,ASIAN: Katsukawa Shunsho (Japan, 1726-1793) and Kitao Shigemasa (Japan, 1739-1820), two ukiyo-eRUG: Modern Persian hand-knotted scatter rug, 3' 6" x 4' 6", wool on wool, tribal design, navy blueASIAN: Hosoda Eishi, etc., two framed Japanese woodblock prints, details include: Hosoda EishiShannon Stirnweis, etc., two contemporary hand painted illustrations, both framed behind glass,Mid-century modern low chest of drawers, mid to late 20th C., blonde finish, two stacks of two longRUG: Modern hand tufted shag carpet, 8' 10" x 9', wool on cotton, neoclassical Caucasian andJEWELRY: Semi-precious necklace set with gold accents and other costume jewelry, 20+ pieces,+Barbara Goodspeed (Connecticut, 1919-2016), “Beyond The Fence”, watercolor on paper,STERLING: D.H. Buell & Co. sterling serving spoons, six pieces, Hartford CT, mid- late 19th C., fourBill Ely, etc., three landscape works, including Bill Ely (American, b. 1919), watercolor, darkSTERLING: Fifteen pieces of "Virginia Carvel" by Towle sterling silver flatware and serving pieces,Two 20th C. New England river scenes, both watercolors on paper, both matted and framed behindASIAN: Four Japanese ukiyo-e Kabuki-themed prints, Utagawa Kunisada and Toshusai Sharaku, threeSTERLING: Twenty-six pieces of weighted silver, many damaged, all estimated at .5 ozt each, piecesTwo international artworks, including 20th C. watercolor of island building, inscribed “ASIAN: Toyokuni I, Utagawa Kunisada, two framed Japanese ukiyo-e woodblock prints of kabuki actors,Three 1970's bird themed pieces, watercolor and etching, all framed behind glass, details include:STERLING JEWELRY: Danecraft, David Anderson, Beau, etc., twenty pieces, all stamped 'sterling',STERLING: Four sterling weighted vases and a pie server, International, Elgin, ect., late 19th- midTwo watercolors, by Anne Bosworth Greene and Marion de Mauriac, details include: Anne BosworthSTERLING: Cartier, etc., two small sterling containers, both hallmarked, details include: CartierASIAN: Two Chinese famille rose

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