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An early 20th century Pewabic Art Pottery vase. Baluster form with Iridescent glaze in shades of Blue and Gold. Faintly impressed "Pewabic Detroit" mark. Minor wear. 7 3/4" high.

A Mid Century Modern Drexel dining table with four chairs. Teak construction featuring four chairs with shaped backs and upholstered seats over rounded tapered legs, en suite with a modified oval drop leaf table with one 22" leaf. Stamped "By Drexel" with original paper label under seats. Original finish with some wear and scrapes, some wear to upholstery. 42 x 27 1/2 (63" open) x 29 1/4" high overall plus one 22" leaf.

A Mid Century Modern Danish design free standing wall unit. Teak construction featuring three sections with cabinets, slotted record storage, drawers, open shelving and a central fold down desk with fitted interior. Original finish with minor wear. 86 1/2 x 16 1/2 x 73 1/2" high overall.

An 18th century American Queen Anne Period highboy, probably Connecticut origin. Maple construction with Pine secondary features an upper section with molded crown over five long dovetailed drawers with molded edge detail, on a base with one long over three short drawers the center with carved fan detail above a shaped apron, all supported by tall cabriole legs terminating in simple pad feet. Original top and base with matching molded drawer sides and dovetails cut by the same hand. Refinished with minor wear, replaced brass hardware, some shrinkage at sides. 38 x 19 x 74" high overall.

A late 19th century Chinese Export armchair and side table. Rosewood construction, chair with intricately carved filigree back over shaped arms with carved supports, paneled seat and carved foliate skirt and legs, and a matching side table with inset Marble top, four shaped legs and lower shelf. Both original finish with some wear, glued repair to seat, 2" added to bottom of legs on chair. Chair is 29 x 26 x 48 1/2" high overall, table is 10 3/4" diameter x 21" high overall.

A late 20th century American Folk Art model house designed to be a bird feeder. Hand-made Dutch Colonial style wooden house with polychrome finish and hinged roof for bird feed access on an incorporated rectangular base. Metal tag in interior from the maker, signed "HM" Henry Mayster and dated "8-81", includes misc. pieces for construction. Never used as a feeder, some wear. 43 x 27 x 19" high overall.

Fifteen pieces of 20th century Silver jewelry. Includes six Native American pieces with Turquoise and Coral stones, four Marcasite pieces, a tank tread bracelet, abstract brooch, small change purse or pill box, cross pendant, and hollow ring enhancer. Each marked or tested Silver. Wear and minor damage. Up to 10" long closed.

Four pieces of 20th century Bohemian style Gilt Silver and Garnet jewelry. Includes a necklace, hinged bracelet and a pair of lever back earrings. Bracelet and earrings with impressed Czech Silver hallmarks, necklace marked "925" at clasp. Minor wear. Necklace is 17 1/2" long open, bracelet interior is 2 1/2" diameter.

Two 18th and 19th century Russian Silver Judaic spice towers. Includes an earlier tower featuring a pierced lift-off cover with scrolled design and Amber cabochon, on tripod legs and a domed base with cast Star of David, and a later tower featuring a pierced hinged cover with star design, on figural legs with pierced Star of David base and three ball feet. Smaller with impressed Moscow "1780" hallmarks and partial maker's mark, possibly Alderman Fyodor Petrov, smaller with "84" Zolotnik and "1894" hallmarks with unidentified maker's mark. 3.32 troy ozs total. Minor surface wear, taller lacks stone in cover. Up to 3 1/2" high.

Five 20th century Silver items, mostly Judaica. Includes an articulated fish form spice holder, an Austrian candle snuffer with engraved Star of David, a Russian engraved Torah scroll holder with Green hardstones, a Czech Torah pointer, and an American champagne swizzle stick with cigar piercer. Each with marked Silver content except fish, tested Sterling. 5.72 troy ozs total. Minor wear and slight denting. Up to 5 1/4" long.

Nine pieces of 19th and 20th century jewelry. Silver and Gold Filled, includes five rings, a mourning locket, a portrait brooch, double sided portrait pendant necklace, and a Lady Bug pendant necklace. Each marked or tested. Some wear and minor damage, pendants necklaces not on original chains. Up to 10 1/4" long closed.

A 20th century Art Nouveau style 14k Gold and Garnet necklace. Features a scrolled pendant with faceted Garnet stones. Marked "585" at clasp, pendant also tested 14k. 6.1 grams total. Minor wear. 21" long open.

Seven pieces of 19th and 20th century Bohemian style Garnet jewelry. Gilt Silver, Gold Filled and Gilt metal, includes a necklace, ring, necklace pendant and four brooches. Three with impressed Czech Silver hallmark and "800". Necklace and two brooches with some damage to stones, surface build-up. Necklace is 17 1/2" long open, brooches up to 1 3/4" high.

Eight pieces of 19th and 20th century Bohemian style Garnet jewelry. Gilt Silver, Gold Filled and Gilt metal, includes a necklace, bracelet, pair of dangle post-back earrings, a necklace pendant, and three brooches. Pendant with impressed Czech Silver hallmark and "800". Some surface wear and build-up. Necklace is 16" long open, brooches up to 1 1/2" high.

Seven pieces of 20th century Bohemian style Gilt Silver and Garnet jewelry. Includes a necklace, two brooches, a pair of screwback drop earrings, and a pair of lever back earrings. Necklace marked "925" at clasp, screwback earrings with Czech Silver hallmark, lever back earrings and star brooch marked "800". Minor wear, star brooch missing one stone. Necklace is 16" long open, brooches up to 1 3/4" high.

Eight pieces of 19th and 20th century Bohemian style Garnet jewelry. Gilt Silver, Gold Filled and Gilt metal, includes a necklace, bracelet, pair of drop post-back earrings, and four brooches. Bracelet and one brooch with some damage and missing stones, surface build-up. Necklace is 21 3/4" long open, brooches up to 1 3/4" high.

A 1985 U.S. 14k Gold Double Eagle coin. Proof Edition celebrating the 200th anniversary of the American Eagle, includes COA. 7.3 grams total. Preserved, like new.

A 19th century oil on canvas painting after Benjamin Robert Haydon (English, 1786-1846), titled "Napoleon Bonaparte Musing at St. Helen". Repairs to canvas mid right and upper center, some in-painting at lower portion, minor losses to paint along edges. Image 17 3/4 x 21 3/4" high, in a molded wood frame with minor damage, 24 1/2 x 28 1/2" high overall.

A 19th century British oil on canvas landscape. Depicts a Scottish Highland lake with figures and mountains in the distance. Two repairs to canvas upper center, minor surface grunge and some tiny flakes to paint. Image 23 1/2 x 17 1/2" high, in a re-painted wood frame with some losses, 30 1/2 x 24 1/2" high overall.

Attributed to Miner Kilbourne Kellogg, American, 1814-1889. A mid 19th century oil on canvas portrait study of "Gen.l Howard" for the Freemason "Grand Lodge of Maryland". Quarter length depiction of an older man in dress attire, likely General Benjamin Chew Howard (American, 1791-1872), a Maryland politician and lawyer who was Grand Master from 1824-1841. Annotated "Original study for the portrait of Gen.l Howard for the Grand Lodge of Maryland / By Miner K. Kellogg" at lower portion, canvas stamped "Kellinger & McCoy / Baltimore" verso with paper label reading "Gift of Mrs. Benjamin P. Bolo" at stretcher. Previous cleaning and restoration, a few scratches to paint. Image 19 3/4 x 23 1/2" high, in a Gilded wood frame with some losses, 26 3/4 x 30 1/2" high overall.

A pair of 20th century Towle Sterling Silver candelabra. Three part convertible candelabra with three light design, two scrolled arms and a baluster stem with weighted circular foot. Impressed "Towle / Sterling". Minor wear. Each 13 3/4" high.

Charles E. Waltensperger, American, 1870-1931. A turn of the century oil on canvas harbor scene. Depicts boats moored on shore at low tide with pine trees and boat house in the distance. Signed "Charles Waltensperger" lower right, annotated for "Geo. Waltensperger" (the artist's brother) verso. Some surface grunge particularly to the sky, a couple small flakes to paint. Image 25 1/2 x 20 1/2" high, in a Gilded wood frame with minor wear, 30 1/2 x 25 1/2" high overall.

Robert Hopkin, Scottish/American, 1832-1909. A late 19th century oil on canvas seascape depicting masted sailing ships moored at shore with boats and mountains in the distance. Signed "R. Hopkin" and dated "85" lower right. Some surface grunge and craquelure, a few small flakes to paint. Image 25 3/4 x 15 3/4" high, in a painted Gold wood frame with some losses, 34 3/4 x 24 3/4" high overall.

Robert Hopkin, Scottish/American, 1832-1909. A late 19th century oil on canvas Autumnal landscape. Signed "R. Hopkin" lower right. Canvas cut and stretched over board with some rippling and minor water damage at right side, some surface grunge, minor losses to paint at edges. Image 17 3/4 x 13 1/4" high, in a softwood frame with wear, 21 1/2 x 17" high overall.

A pair of early 20th century American Sterling Silver Peacock form dishes. Peacock figures with glass eyes, articulated wings and tail feathers that form a dish. Impressed "Sterling" at underside of tail. 9.70 troy ozs total. Minor distortion to tail feathers. 10 x 4 1/4" high overall.

Three late 19th to early 20th century American Sterling Silver tea service items. Includes a covered waste bowl, a creamer and open sugar with floral design. Each impressed "Sterling / 4827H". 46.86 troy ozs total. Monogrammed, minor surface wear, creamer and sugar with small dent at body. Up to 7 x 6 1/4" high.

A set of twelve turn of the century Whiting Sterling Silver ramekins. Pierced design with Limoges porcelain liners. Frames with impressed maker's marks and "Sterling" (some partially), liners with printed "Porcelaines A Feu T&V France" marks. 11.93 troy ozs total, Sterling only. Minor wear, one liner with flake at bottom edge. 5 1/2" long.

Seven pieces of late 19th century Gorham Sterling Silver flatware. Includes a "Strasbourg" pattern ladle, and a set of six "Chantilly" pattern soup spoons. Stamped maker's marks and "Sterling". 11.15 troy ozs total. Minor surface wear, ladle monogrammed. Up to 13" long.

Eight pieces of American and Scottish Sterling Silver. Includes a set of salt and pepper shakers, two pairs of tongs, a serving fork, condiment spoon, napkin ring and belt buckle. Each with impressed hallmarks or "Sterling". 11.80 troy ozs total. Some surface wear and slight denting, some monogrammed. Up to 8 1/2" long.

A 2015 U.S. Buffalo Gold Proof $50 coin. Features the profile of a Native American man on the face and a Buffalo on the reverse. 31.1 grams total. Preserved in the original U.S. Mint case, like new.

A 1908 U.S. "St. Gaudens" Gold Double Eagle $20 coin. Features Liberty holding a torch and olive branch on the face and an Eagle with "No Motto" on the reverse. 33.4 grams total. Minor wear.

Four 20th century American Sterling Silver serving pieces. Includes a Reed & Barton salad set, a Lunt stuffing spoon, and a pair of R. Wallace & Son tongs. Each with impressed maker's marks and "Sterling". 17.22 troy ozs total. Some surface wear. Up to 11" long.

Three turn of the century Whiting Sterling Silver serving pieces. Includes a "King Edward" pattern ladle and a "Louis XV" pattern salad set. Each with impressed maker's marks and "Sterling". 12.78 troy ozs total. Minor surface wear, monogrammed. Up to 12" long.

Twenty-four 19th and 20th century American Sterling Silver forks by various makers including Gorham, Towle, Wallace and Lunt. Each with impressed maker's marks and "Sterling". 43.98 troy ozs total. Minor surface wear. Up to 8" high.

Twenty-seven pieces of 19th and 20th century American Sterling Silver flatware. Includes 13 hollow handle knives and 14 teaspoons by various makers including Gorham, Towle, Wallace and Lunt. Each with impressed maker's marks and "Sterling" except one knife, tested Sterling. 14.82 troy ozs plus 13 hollow handles, approx. 21.32 total. Minor surface wear. Up to 10" long.

Five pieces of early 20th century Sterling Silver and cut glass. Includes a Whiting bowl with pierced trefoil design, a smaller Wright, Kay & Co. bowl with pierced floral design, an etched glass dresser box with Gorham Sterling lid, and a Watson pierced condiment dish with Cobalt glass liner and English Sterling spoon. Each with impressed hallmarks or "Sterling". 19.69 troy ozs total, Sterling only. Some surface wear, larger bowl and dresser box monogrammed. Up to 9" diameter and 3 1/2" high.

Robert Hopkin, Scottish/American, 1832-1909. A late 19th century oil on canvas seascape depicting several masted sailing ships and a small rowboat with figures on dark, choppy waters. Signed "R. Hopkin" lower right, additionally signed verso. Some surface grunge, very slight craquelure, 3/4" scrape to canvas upper center. Image 39 1/2 x 19 3/4" high, in a Gilded wood frame with some losses and painted touch-ups, 47 x 27" high overall.

Richard Jerzy, American (Detroit), 1944-2001. A late 20th century oil on board landscape with the artist's dogs, titled "Maggie and Cookie in the Garden". Signed "R Jerzy" lower right, additionally signed, titled and dated "Aug 1998" verso. Good condition, mat with foxing and lifting. Image 11 1/2 x 11 1/2", in a brushed Aluminum frame, 17 3/4 x 17 3/4" high overall.

Richard Jerzy, American, 1944-2001. A late 20th century water on paper floral study. Signed "R. Jerzy" and dated "80" lower right. Toning and minor foxing, debris under glass, mat rippled, not examined out of frame. Image 5 1/2 x 8 3/4" high, in a painted Aluminum frame with minor surface wear, 14 x 18" high overall.

Charles E. Waltensperger, American, 1870-1931. A turn of the century oil on canvas landscape. Depicts a country home in a field with wildflowers and town in the distance. Signed "Charles Waltensperger" lower left. Canvas cut and framed with minor rippling, minor surface wear. Image 12 1/4 x 8 3/4" high, in a painted wood frame with some wear and flaking, 16 x 12 1/2" high overall.

An early 20th century Chinese Cloisonne center bowl. Circular form with multi-color "Thousand Flower" design. Unmarked. Minor wear and pitting to enamel. 10" diameter, 5 1/4" high with carved wooden stand.

Charles E. Waltensperger, American, 1870-1931. A turn of the century oil on canvas interior scene. Depicts an older woman knitting while seated near a window with a basket of yarn at her feet. Signed "Charles Waltensperger" lower right, annotated verso. Minor surface grunge. Image 10 x 13 1/4" high, in a Gilded wood frame with some losses and painted restorations, 18 x 21 1/2" high overall.

Three late 19th and early 20th century Silver and cut glass serving dishes. Includes an American divided dish and footed basket with Sterling fittings, with a Hanau etched glass footed dish with .800 Silver rim. Both American pieces impressed "Sterling", German piece marked "Germany" with Vereinigte Silberwarenfabriken marks, silver content unmarked but tested .800. Some surface wear, divided dish with a chip and small flakes to underside. Up to 13" diameter.

A turn of the century Sterling Silver and cut glass center bowl. Brilliant cut glass bowl with sawtooth rim supported by a weighted Sterling base with Neoclassical fruit and foliate design. No apparent markings, tested Sterling. Cut glass with a few small flakes, Silver with some lifting and minor damage. 8" diameter x 8" high overall.

A contemporary custom made 14k Gold ring with Citrine and Brown Zircon stones. Features a half-bezel set faceted Citrine stone with engraved Stars measuring 16.6 x 12 x 6.5mm and weighing 5.4ct (grade AA), and one-channel set round brilliant cut Brown Zircon stone weighing 0.85ct (grade AA) at the side, set in a thick 14k Yellow Gold band with pierced geometric design. Made by Alex Gulko Customer Jewelry, Ann Arbor, MI, see 2008 appraisal. Impressed "14k" and "A.G." marks. 13.8 grams total. Minor wear. Size 5 1/4.

J. Chris Morel, American, b. 1958. A late 20th century oil on panel landscape, titled "Vadito NM". Depicts a country building along a valley lane in Vadito, New Mexico with mountains in the distance. Signed "Morel" lower left, titled verso. Purchased from the artist. Good condition. Image 13 1/2 x 10 1/2" high, in a Gilded wood frame, 18 1/4 x 15 1/4" high overall.

Thirteen pieces of Mexican and American Southwest Sterling Silver jewelry. Includes Zuni and Navajo bracelets, three pendants, two Mexican cat form brooches, and a Mexican portrait brooch. Impressed "Sterling" and "925" marks. 5.97 troy ozs total. Some wear and minor damage.

Two pieces of Cameo jewelry with 14k Gold frames. Includes a carved shell "Three Graces" brooch with filigree frame, and a carved Blue Agate portrait ring with simple band. Ring marked "14k", brooch unmarked but tested 14k. 11.1 grams total. Ring with minor surface wear. Brooch is 1 1/2" high, ring is size 8.25