3 Day August Auction Sale 175

on a tray; (A) maker; Wm Roob & Bros, N.Haven, Conn. 1840's-1850's. (on two), (B) maker: Webb & Lee, Phila. PA., 1840's. (on t...

on a tray, (A) maker: George Eakins, Phila, PA, 1830's, (on five), (B) maker: J.B. Curran, Ithaca, N.Y., (on seven).

, made in Holland, late 16th / early 20th C. , (on a tray).

, London, circa 1804, plus seven sterling silver demitasse spoons, made by Whitman Mfg. Co, 1880.

, maker: Wm. Bellchamber, English, circa 1829-1830, one English silver salt spoon, maker: Samuel Harwood, English, circa 1815-1818, one English mast

by Wm. Davenport of Birmingham, England, circa 1907, in original fitted box, plus a Nurenberg (Germany) silver Apostle spoon, circa late 19th C./earl

, monogramed "H.H.", American, early / mid 19th C., maker unascribed.

, (A) "Lighthouse keeper's daughter", 1979, (B)"The Cobbler", 1978, (on two), (C) "The ship builder", 1980 (on ...

in the "Sunflower" pattern, English, circa 1820-1850. one is 9" in diameter, the other is 10 ½" in diameter.

with Liverpool (black) transfer printed centers, English, circa 1820-1835.

, maker: John Wren, London, 1802, coin silver berry / salad serving spoon, sterling gravy ladle and sterling sugar shell all on a tray.

and a silver plated toothpick holder, all on a tray.

together with a stag- horn handled bottle cap opener.

, three rungs split oak, basket woven seat, has been refinished, American, mid 19th C.

, three rungs, basket woven seat, American, mid 19th C. Condition: basket woven seat is a replacement.

with four rungs, with original finish, New Hampshire, circa 1750-1800. Condition: seat has been replaced, feet have been "ended".

double woven in colours of blue and white, 87"x66", marked: "Union" in the border and "Sarah Ann Blain, August, 1842"....

, sausage turnings, old, but not original finish, New England, circa 1800-1810.

, black molded hair, china hands and legs, cloth body, 16" long, costumed, circa 1880's, together with a doll's Windsor type side chai...

, 20th C., "Uncle Sam", polychromed wood sculptue on double-step plinth, maker: Bert Bohlin, Mineral Point, Wisconsin.