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

by Padmore Walker & Co., Turnstall, England, circa 1834-1859, saucer impressed "Stoneware, P W & Co." in a semi-circle, cup rim ...

with blue flower obverse and reverse, England, circa 1820-1840. Condition: Mint

polychrome enameled floral motifs, circa 1820-1835. Condition: tea cup has nery small base rim chip, saucer is Mint.

, ascribed to Adams, English, circa 1835, impressed "A" in saucer, tea cup unmarked. Condition: tea cup Mint, saucer has small rim chip ...

being polychromed enamel over transfer printed ware, English, 1790-1825, having a cottage scene in centers. Condition: tea cup Mint, saucer has bas

with pink "lustre-like" borders, English, circa 1810-1830. Condition: tea cup has very minute rim flake chip, saucer has very minor base ...

, English, circa 1820-1840. Condition: sugar bowl Mint, lid is badly chipped.

, English, early 19th C. Condition: bowl has 2 small rim chips and 1 base rim chip, lid has several chips and abrasions.

with "Adams" Rose in center (star pattern), English, circa 1820-1835. Condition: cup has hair line, saucer Mint.

with red / blue / green 6 pointed star in center (Star pattern), English, circa 1820-1835. Condition: cup has hair line, saucer Mint.

, England, circa 1820-1835, green spatter center. Condition: flake rim chip and spider line on rim of plate.

, England, circa 1820-1835. Condition: teacup Mint, saucer has very faint spider visable on bottom.

with "Adam" Rose in center, English, 1820's, "Salopian".

, "Deer & Cottage" pattern, English, circa 1820-1835, Condition: Mint.

, ascribed and impressed "Adams", English, circa 1835. Condition: minor touch-up of the blue in the peacock noted.

, "Deer & Cottage" pattern, English, circa 1820-1835, Condition: Mint.

, circa late 19th C./early 20th C. (A) transfer printed in colour of Hunter & Hounds, lettered in fold:"C.C. Fegely", (B) transfer...

, circa late 19th C./early 20th C. (A) transfer printed portrait of woman obverse (fortune teller), lettered in gold: "H.L.Green" (B) ...

, circa late 19th C./early 20th C. (A) transfer printed in colour of saloon / bartender / patron, lettered in gold: "B.H. Matthew" (B...

, circa late 19th C. (A) transfer printed of a blacksmith, lettered in gold: "Jacob Fehl" (B) hand painted "eye" and gold cha...

, circa late 19th C./early 20th C. (A) hand painted hanging flower basket center of red draped (stage) , lettered in gold: "F. Brightbill&qu...

, circa late 19th C./early 20th C. (a) hand decorated Masonic emblem and flowers, lettered in gold: "P.M. Lehman" (B) transfer printe...

, circa late 19th C./early 20th C. (A) transfer decorated head of steer and butchers knife, saw, cleaver and steel, lettered in gold: "Eugene...

, circa late 19th C./early 20th C. (A) transfer decorated blacksmith shoeing a horse, lettered in black / gold: "W.J. Throssell" (B) t...

, circa late 19th C./early 20th C. (A) hand painted landscape with bridge over water (civil engineer), lettered in gold: "H.W. Whitford" ...

, circa late 19th C./early 20th C. (a) transfer printed hunting dogs, lettered in gold "Geo. W. Tullis" (B) hand decorated coal burni...

, length 11 ¾", with a brownish glaze, circa mid 19th C., Considered ; "Scarce". Ex-collection: Earl and Ida Robacher, author...

, octaganally shaped, deep sided, circa mid 19th C., 6 ½" long, 3" deep.

8 ¼" in diameter, has yellow concentric stripes in center glazed portion of bowl which are abraded, age crack and rim chip noted, well us...

with pierced sides and three of four looped handles (on the rIm), the body is ornamented with flowers, garlands and scrolls in relief and glazed in c

, glazed in the interior with circles and wavy brown lines against the tannish glaze, diameter 10 3/8", height 3 ½", from Hagerstown...

, mottled brown / tan interior glaze, 6 3/8" diameter, having a beaded rim, circa 19th C.

, brownish glaze with three pairs of wavy cream coloured lines in center of bowl, glaze extends in outer sides, diameter 7 ¾", circa 1820...

, having tulips motifs done in "sgrafitto" (scratched in), having yellowish glaze, (cracked and peeling off in large portion of center of...

, brownish glaze with three parallel wavy cream coloured lines in center, 7 5/8" in diameter, circa 1820-1850. Condition: hair line crack not...

, with deep apron, two drawers, fine turned legs (one is a gate-leg), all original including the salmon paint, circa early to mid 19th C, 29 ...

, grain painted and decorated, gold trimmed, (all original), seven spindle back, New England or New York, circa 1820's.

, the front is "gauge" carved tulip and thistle motifs, 12 ½"x30"x17", early 18th C. Found in Pennsylvania, all orig...

in the "Cornucopia and Urn" pattern, American, circa 1840's. Condition: one is perfect, one has repaired neck.

with spreading wing eagle / shell obverse, fruit in centerpiece reverse, New England, circa 1830-1840.

, quart size, eagle and shield obverse, clasped hands in shield reverse, American, circa 1850's. Condition: chip noted in base.

, aqua coloured, quart size, Jenny Lind obverse, Feslerville Glass Works (logo & company) reverse, American, circa 1930's.

, quart size, with portrait of George Washington obverse and sheaf of grain reverse, American 1850's.

, pint size, with portraits of George Washington (obverse) and Gen. Z. (Zachary) Taylor (reverse), American, circa 1846-1850. Condition: developing

, ribbed ovoid shape with two neck rings, height 6" (without stopper), American, early 19th C., (Pennsylvania). Condition: has chip at the rim.

, ribbed ovoid shape with two neck rings and stopper, 6 ½" overall height, American, early 19th C. Condition: damage to stopper noted.

7" tall,. (Note: damage to the neck) together with a dark blue pressed glass medicine bottle in the shape of a seated poodle, (without stopper...

of late 19th C./early 20th C., heights 6 ½". Condition: chip noted to base of 1 bottle.

, 9" tall, found in Pennsylvania, made circa early 19th C.

(man holding two glasses while astride wine barrel), height 9 ½", English, mid 19th C. Condition: chip noted to base.