3 Day August Auction Sale 175

made by Stahl Pottery, Upper Mitford Township, Lehigh Co. PA. (A) greenish glazed chamberstick, incised, "by R.R. Stahl, the weather was warm,...

with "sgraffito" incised center: "mother with three tulips" and around the border: "lieben und geliebt zu werden 1st pie gr...

with "sgraffito" incised / glazed "Snowflake Hex" in center and tulips in border, with bluish glaze, diameter 8 ¼" , i...

with maple handle, 8 ½" tall, from Pennsylvania, late 19th C.

with cherrywood handle, 8 ½" tall, from Pennsylvania, mid/late 19th C.

with ebonized wooden handle, 8" tall, from Pennsylvania, early 20th C.

with ebonized wooden handle, American, late 19th C./early 20th C., 7 ½" tall. Condition: black paint on handle is weathering, clapper is ...

both early 20th C., Pennsylvania, (A) bronze bell ebonized wood handle, 7 3/8" tall, (B) nickel plated metal bell, ebonized handle, (classroo...

, 3 7/8" tall, circa late 19th C./early 20th C. .

with unusual chocolate and grey colouation, 9 ¾" tall, 9 ½" width, American, circa 1920's.

with wall hook / spike, American, early 19th C. (snuffer missing).

7 ½" tall, 12" long, American, late 19th C./early 20th C.

, round bases, circa early 19th C, (A) 6" tall, (B) 8 3/8" tall.

having a square base, 5 7/8" tall.

, square bases, 8" tall, circa early 19th C.

, circa 19th C., together with two odd brass candlesticks, 6" tall, also 19th C.

, "Sgraffito" incised featuring a rooster in center, diameter 9 7/8", stamped on reverse: "Turtle Creek Potters, Morrow, Ohio&qu...

both covered bowls, (A) with elephant on lid, 5" tall, incised: "Turtle Creek Pottery Lead Glaze", (B) "A Little Batch",

, "Sgraffito" incised, featuring blue flowers, diameter 10 1/8", stamped on reverse: "Turtle Creek Potters, Morrow, Ohio, lea...

, (A) redware vase with parallel and wavy lines, 4 ¼" tall, inscribed in base: "2000 Chris Waub, lead glaze, not for food use" ...

, "Sgraffito" incised, featuring a rooster crowing, diameter 9 5/8", stamped on reverse: "Turtle Creek Potters, Morrow, Ohio, no...

, "Sgraffito" incised, featuring a lady on horseback and "Lady Okle", diameter 10", stamped on reverse: " Turtle Creek...

, "Sgraffito" incised, featuring a deer , sunburst (hex), flowers and AN1834, diameter 9 7/8", stamped on reverse: "Turtle Creek...

with "Sgraffito" incised design of a native American with feathered headress holding a sheaf of grain and a sickle, 11 5/8" x 8 7/8&q...

, "Sgraffito" incised, featuring tulips, diameter 9 ¾", stamped on reverse: "Turtle Creek Potters, Morrow, Ohio, lead glaze...

, with underglaze landscape with buildings, trees and a man, 17 ¼" x 10 ¼", stamped on reverse: "Turtle Creek Potters, Mo...

with mottled yellow green glaze and splotched with brown, 12 ¼" diameter, height 4", incised on reverse: "Jason Bove, Christophe...

, "Sgraffito" incised design featuring figures, birds and tree obverse, 17 1/8" x 10 ¼", stamped: "Turtle Creek Pott...

, two odd sterling silver teaspoons, two sterling H.H. fruit knives, all on a tray.

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.