3 Day August Auction Sale 175

, original yellow paint, stencil decoration, tan/black trim, half-spindle back, seat signed "Prowl" on reverse, New England circa 1810-1...

, 6'long, yellow paint, decorations are over old paint, Lancaster-York area, Pennsylvania, circa 1835-1850.

, matching, English circa 1815-1830, Condition: wash basin has had professional repair.

, original paint and decorations, circa 1810-1835, 39"x16 ¾"x14 ½".

in the "Flower Pot" design, 87"x69", Tennessee, circa early 20th C.

, American, 20th C., framed lithographic "Frakfur" in colour: "Joy to the World", image 6 ¾"x8 5/8", signed an...

, bamboo turnings, New England, circa 1810-1835, refinished, height 34".

with pewter lid, tan matte glaze, featuring tavern scene obverse and midnight ride of Ichabod Crane reverse (?), height 9 ¾", impressed...

, original red paint with decorations of a later date, 7 ½"x15"x9 4/3", Pennsylvania, early 19th C.

with slip glazed interior of intricate feathery design, 10 ¼" width.

, New Hampshire, 1780-1810, 44"x42 ½" open, 28" tall, with two16 ½" drop leaves.

, seven spindle-back, shaped plank seat, bamboo influenced turned legs, etc., New England circa 1835. Condition: refinished.

, (used to store clothes/linens), having two large paneled doors, with interior shelves and "secret" drawer, plus two lower drawwers (...

, nine spindle-back, shaped plank seat, old patina, American circa late 18thC./early 19th C.

, early 20th C. "Untitled", (portrait of a young man, full length, dressed in his finest), watercolour, 5 7/8"x4 ½", mounte...

on metal spindle, from Bird Island River, N.J., circa 1890-1910, ex coll: Hill

, original colours and decorations, circa early 20th C., 17"x16"x8 ½".

on metal spindle, from Bird Island River, N.J., circa 1890-1910, ex coll: Hill.

on bracket feet, original "red-wash" finish, 49 ¾"x40"x20 ½", circa late 18th C., brasses appear to be replacem...

in cherry wood, with unusual feature of the incised carving of floral motifs on back, apron and front legs, slip seat covered in old crewel work, Amer

, 6 feet long, original paint and stencil decorations, American mid 19th C., together with long seat cushion, custom made.

in the "War Bonnet" pattern, diameter 5 2/4", English, circa 1810-1825

in the "Single Rose" pattern, diameter 5 5/8", English, circa 1790-1810.

"Urn" pattern, English, circa 1790-1810.

, maker; "Antoni Ter Humpelin", 1650-1700's, See: Pottery & Porcelain, marks by Cooper & Phillips, 8 ½"x9 7/8"...

of a farmer milking a cow, makers: Cornelia Keyser and Adrien Pynaker, circa 1680-1700, height 6 ¾".

, diameter 13 ½", circa late 18th C./early 19th C. (minor rough edges noted).

in the "Carnation" pattern, English, circa 1810-1820.

in the "Oyster" pattern, English, circa 1810-1825.

in the"Carnation " pattern, English, circa 1810-1825.

in the"Carnation" pattern, English, circa 1810-1825.

in the "Oyster" pattern, English, circa 1810-1825. (minor inside rim chips noted, hair line noted in base.

in a "no-named" pattern, English, circa 1810-1825. (minor rim chip to lid noted).

, in a "No-named" pattern, English, circa 1810-1825.

in the "Grape" pattern, English, circa 1810-1825. Condition: has been professionally repaired.

in the "Oyster" pattern, English, circa 1810-1825

in the "War Bonnet" pattern, English, circa 1810-1825.

in the "Urn" pattern, English, circa 1810-1825.

in the "Single Rose" pattern, English, circa 1810-1825.

in the "Single Rose" pattern, English, circa 1810-1825.

in the "War Bonnet" pattern, English, circa 1810-1825. Condition: small hair line in cup.

in the "Dove" pattern, English, circa 1810-1825. Condition: hair line in the saucer, rim chip to cup.

in the "Dove" pattern, English, circa 1810-1825.

in the "Single Rose" pattern, English, circa 1810-1825

in the "War Bonnet" pattern, English, circa 1810-1825.

in the "Peasant" style pattern, Holland, circa 1840.

in the "Peasant" style pattern, Holland, circa 1840.

in the "Peasant" style pattern, Holland, circa 1840.

, 11 ¾" diameter, maker: Joost Thooft, Holland, late 19th C.

, English circa 19th C. in the Indian Tree pattern consisting of ten 9" plates, one 11" oval open vegetable bowl (rim chip noted), one 12...

, the superstructure with two six paned glass paneled doors, three interior shelves with plate groves (painted white), the lower shelves with spoon

with oval floral needlepoint panel, made in Hanover, Pennsylvania, circa early 20th C. .

, mid 19th C., "Untitled", (still life, bowl of fruit in the manner of Therom painting), pastel, image 11 ½"x17 ½", ...

, having painted/grained finish, wooden works, height 80", New England, circa 1810-1835.

, Pennsylvania, (Mecklinberg County) 1800-1810, "Keeping the Kettle Warm", mixed media, embroidered silk, wool and cotton panel on silk w...

, the upper section with two paneled doors, when opened discloses three center adjustable shelves and two end banks of fixed shelves, a fine secreta

, each tier inset with tooled leather, Pennsylvania Revival, circa 1870-1940.

, circa 1800-1810, "Untitled", (girl in a landscape setting with building in background), mixed media, silk embroidery with painted facia...

, circa 1810-1830, "Untitled" (sea captain, unidentified), oil on canvas, image 35 ¾"x28 ¼", in original frame.

, diameter 9", English, circa 1820-1840.

, SAUCER TOP, Pennsylvania, 1750-1780, height 28 ¾", diameter 17 ¾", (latch is a replacement).

, made circa 1881, Baltimore, Maryland by Pothart Brothers, newly upholstered in a woven flame stitched patterened fabric.

, made by David Smith of Turtle Creek Pottery, mounted on round wooden base and electrified as table lamp with shade, height overall 25 ½&quo...

on pedestal with tripod terminating in ball claw feet, carved at the knees, height 27 ½", diameter 32", American (New York State), ...

, made circa 1881, Baltimore, Maryland by Pothart Brothers, newly upholstered in a woven flame stitched patterened fabric.

, (ascribed to Canton), mounted on wooden base, electrified as table lamp with shade, height overall 18".

, 26" tall, 20" round top on pedestal with tripod, terminating in pad feet.

, 9 1/8" diameter, 3 5/8" tall, circa 1850-1870.

, 11 ¾" diameter, 5 3/8" tall, circa 1850-1870.

, 11" diameter, 4 5/8" tall, circa 1850-1870.

on round scalloped footed base, with a ribbed body developing into a wide square rim, being ornately overglaze gold embellished, 7 ¼" dia...

, baluster shape, decorated with "Thousand Faces", bears seal characters in red of Ta Ch'ing Ch'ien Lung Nien Chih, 1736-17...

, decorated in the "Imari/Kutani" manner, height 12 ¼", circa 1850-1870.

, circa 1850-1870, 10 3/16"x9 ½"x2".

, "Canton Rose/Famille Rose" pattern with birds of paradise, butterflies and flowers, circa 1840's, consisting of: 12 - 8" plat...

depicting Hong Kong City & harbour, circa mid/late 19th C., with various country flags of the merchants, trading with merchants from China of th...

, 29"X56"X50" when opened, (having two 15 ¾" drop leaves), American, circa late 18th C., from New York State.

, black painted, stencil decorated, gilt trimmed, each with cane seats, front turned legs, from York County, Pennsylvania, circa 1815-1835

by Alcock, Staffordshire pottery of Cobridge, England, in the Amherst pattern, circa 1839-1846.

with two small drawers on tripod base with three cabriole legs terminating in pad feet, maker: Bair Family, Hanover, Pa., circa 1927.

, "Man with Pipe", circa early 20th C., 20"x10".

in an "Imari" pattern, English, circa 1810-1820, consisting of: 1 tea pot, 1 covered sugar, 1 creamer, 5 tea cups with handles, 5 saucers...

in an "Imari" design, having gilded brass handle & porcelain insulator, with British Registry marks ascribed to 11/5/1872. Conditio...

consisting of: 1 covered sugar, 1 creamer, 7 tea cups, 8 saucers, 2 - 8" plates, 19 pieces total. Condition: sugar bowl has hairline crack, ...

, lighthouse shape, double vine handles, monogram "F" obverse & reverse. (family in Edgartown , Mass.). See: "Elinor Gordon Exp...

with coloured transfer decorations obverse and reverse: "The Sailor's Farewell", with legend on reverse; "Beware then Christian...

, painted with a "Sprig" pattern, maker: Unascribed, circa 1840-1860, consisting of: 1 tea pot, 1 covered sugar, 1 creamer, 4 tea cups...

with transfer painted hunting scenes obverse and reverse, height 7 7/8", English circa 1790-1810. Condition: has hairline in spout.

on round wooden plinth on four short legs, height 20" overall.

in the Sheraton manner, carved mahogany frame, length 60", circa 1881, newly custom upholstered in a flame fabric.

, made by Turtle Creek Pottery, mounted on round plinth and electrified as table lamp with shade, height 19 ½" overall.

with one drawer, slender turned tapered legs, 27 ¾"x19"x19", New Hampshire, circa early 19th C.

, newly upholstered in a paisley fabric, with loose cushion seat, length 53 ½", Maryland, circa 1870-1940.

by Woods, marked "Eastgate Regent's Park, London", circa 1820's, Illus: Laid's Bk 2, Condition: two minor rim chips noted.

by Clews, winter view of Pittsfield, Mass., underglaze impression & marked in blue underglaze, circa 1818-1836.

, unmarked, circa 1820.

with copper lustre trim, England, circa 1840's-1850's, consisting of: (A) 8 ½" plate, impressed pearl & white, (B) handle-les...

in the "Blue Willow" pattern, circa 1810-1830, (a) 9 ¾" (1), (b) 8 ¾" (2), (c) 8 ½" (1).

in the "Fallow Deer" blue transfer printed pattern, English, early 20th C.

, English, circa 1850's, (A) 8 ½" ten sided plate with copper luster trim, (B) 9 ¼" twelve sided plate "Morning Glory&q...