3 Day August Auction Sale 175

, hand decorated, mounted as a bedroom table lamp, with cloth shade, height 11 ½" overall, English, early 19th C. (sugar bowl).

(now made stationary), having a checker board (scratched in the top and dark stained), on pedestal with tripod terminating in snake feet, attribured

, old black paint, but not original (considered best proportions), from Rhode Island, circa 1770-1800.

with wire swivel handle, burner marked "R R Paris", lantern marked: "Sturmtratz" , circa late 19th C./early 20th C.

, maker: Reaser of York County, Pennsylvania, circa 1920's, length 7".

, New England, circa 1820-1850, length 8 1/8".

, New England, circa 1820-1850, length 8 1/8".

, 12" tall, maker: Russell Smith (?), 1996, together with a red, white and blue painted folk art figure of winged woman with halo , on a pede...

without burner, 14 ¼" tall, American.

with clear glass onion shape globe, from New England, height 15".

with clear glass globe, converted to kerosene, from New England, height 17".

New England, early 19th C., height 15 ½".

with four glass paneled sides, wire swivel handle, hood stamped RRR (Reading Rail Road?), height 12 ¼".

, length 17 ½", American, early 19th C. Condition: has been relacquered, minor restorations.

, marked: "Shaw" (on the handle), 7 ¼" tall, American, mid 19th C.

, American, 19th C.

, American 19th C.

circa 1820-1850.

, circa early 19th C.

, American, early/mid 19th C.

, American, early 19th C.

, American, mid 19th C.

, 7 ½" diameter, circa 1850-1880.

, 8 ¼" diameter, circa mid/late 19th C.

of rare colour glaze, 6 ¾" diameter, circa early 19th C.

, 9" diameter, circa mid/late 19th C.

, 8" diameter, ascribed to work of Jacob Medingie, Montgomery County, PA, circa 1870-1930.

with side handle, brown glaze, diameter 8 ¾", American, late 19th C./late 20th C.

diameter 8", (manganese splotching at the rim noted), circa 1840-1860.

, diameter 7 ¾", with tortoise shell type outer glaze (manganese splotching), circa mid `19th C. Condition: rim roughness or abrasions no...

with butterscotch yellow glaze, circa mid 19th C., 9 7/8" diameter, 4 ¼" deep. Condition: abrasions noted to glaze of rim.

, 9" diameter, American, late 19th C./early 20th C. Condition: inner rim chips noted.

possibly attributed to Weis Pottery of Shepherdstown, Virginia (Shenandoah Valley Region), circa 1800-1820, diameter 10 ¼", height 4 ¾...

in "Betty's Bird" design, made by Turtle Creek Pottery, mounted on wooden base and electrified as table lamp, with silk shade, 26&q...

with one drawer, four turned (morticed and tenons with pegs) "H" stretcher, 27 ¼"x48 ½"x36". Maryland or Virgin...

, six spindle back (youth chair?), refinished, Pennsylvania, circa 1810-1835.

, New England, late 18th C./early 19th C. (new paint matches original paint).

, circa 1839-1846, in the Amherst, Japan pattern, consisting of: (A) 7 ½" plate (B) 6 ¾" bowl (C) tea cup and saucer.

with octagonally shaped top, 26" tall, 16 ¾" diameter of top, on pedestal with tripod terminating in snake feet, New England, circa 1...

with original paint, American, mid 19th C. Condition: seat has been replaced, missing is the bottom front stretcher.

(blue spatter), diameter 5 ½", English, circa 1820-1835. Condition: Mint.

, English, 1820-1835. Condition: Mint.

, (green spatter), English, circa 1820-1835. Condition: Mint.

, floral overglaze enamel decorated, China, late 18th C./19th C. Condition: tea cup has hair line down side, saucer has minor rim chip and faint hai

, both impressed: "Adams", English, 1820-1840. Condition: Mint.

with red / blue / green enameled "Rose", ascribed to Adams, English, circa 1820-1840. Condition: Mint.

with red and green enameled "Rose'

(without lid), having enameled "Fort" obverse, with green spatter trim and green spatter reverse, English, circa 1820-1840. Condition: r...

with the King's Rose pattern, English, early 19th C. Condition: saucer mint, cup has base rim chips, one flake chip off rim noted.

, with red / green enamel flower obverse and reverse, English, circa 1820-1835. Condition: Mint