3 Day August Auction Sale 175

by Andrew Stevenson of Cobridge, Staffordshire, england, circa 1816-1830, with impressed mark and blue underglaze, mark depicting Redgrave Hall a

with rush seats, American, circa 1825-1835.

with front cabriole legs, acanthus carved at the knees, terminating in ball and claw feet, needlepoint upholstered slip seat, American (Pa), circa 187

, American 20thC. "Beach Plum Jelly", oil on panel, image 14 ½"x11 ¼", signed lower left, titled in center, framed, m...

in the Chippendale II period, American Colonial Revival era of 1870-1940, 69 ½" tall, 41 ½" wide, 22 ½" deep, the sup...

with deep wood apron and sides (to conceal chamber pot under seat), has slip seat covered in tapestry-like fabric (of later date), vertically pierced

, American (Haverhill, Mass. 1839-1912), "Fruit Still Life - Plums and Peaches", oil on wood panel, 14"x16", after paintings of ...

, American (Haverhill, Mass. 1839-1912), "Fruit still Life - Nectarines and Plums", oil on wood panel, 14"x16", after paintings ...

with "Rockingham/Bennington" tortoise shell glaze, American, circa 1850-1870. Condition: one of the horns is chipped.

, incised at base "Wellington died Dec 16, 1852", height 7 ¼", English, circa 1850's.

, 6" tall, English, circa 1850's.

, pink luster / floral decorated, English, circa 1820-1835.

, shell motif with hand painted "Queen Rose" obverse and reverse, copper luster trim, circa 1815-1835.

with "Rose" pattern obverse and reverse, English, circa 1820-1835. Condition: Mint - (Rare).

with historical scenes obverse and reverse, "Ironbridge, Shropshire" and "Bildwas Abbey, Shropshire", English, circa 1810-1830.

, decorated with the "Open Rose" pattern, ascribed to Adams, English, circa 1820-1840. Condition: acorn finial appears to have been re-...

, decorated with the "Open Rose" pattern, ascribed to English, circa 1820-1840, Condition: floral finial has been broken and re-attache...

, 5 7/8" tall, English, circa 1820-1835. Condition: has small spider hairline interior and tiny flake chip at one side of lip.

in the "Ida" pattern, English, after 1891, maker: Turner of Tunstall.

with matching tray, English, late 19th C.

, floral decorated, gilt trimmed, height 8 ¼", English, late 19th C.

with green transfer decoration, English, circa 1840's-1850's.

with mulberry transfer printing, English, circa 1840's-1850's. Condition: cover has two chips.

in the "Wheat" pattern, has raised / under glazed mark with registry but unascribed, English, mid / third quarter 19th C. Condition: fin...

in "Ivy" pattern, maker: John Meir & Son of Tunstall, England, mid to late 19th C. Condition: spout has been repaired.

, maker: Edward Chalinor, England, mid / late 19th C.

(étagère) of six graduated tiers, 67"x32"x14 ½", American, 19th C.

. original grained "Rosewood" finish, 30 hour wooden works, two tin filled canister weights, hand painted dial signed; "R. Whiting, W...

made in Tonawanda, New York, circa 1920-1925. (restoration to tail, old dapple grey paint and trappings), 53"x53"x9", mounted on a st...

, diameter 10 ½", circa mid 19th C.

, height 7 ½", CIRCA 1840-1860. Condition: small chip noted to rim.

, hand decorated, diameter 12 ¾", English, circa 1815-1830.

, 26 ¾'xx47 ¾"x41" with 17" oval leaves, American, mid/late 18th C. Condition: one leaf has a blemish.

, each with three shell feet, 7 7/8" and 8" long respectively, one has a repair at rim near handle, London 1780-1781, maker; Georg...

acanthus leaf and curved ribbed motif with armorial shield obverse/reverse, London, circa 1816-1817, maker: Thomas Wallace and Jonathon Hayne, weigh

, hand chased scroll, floral, vintage motifs, made in Edinburgh, circa 1829-1830, by J. McKay, weight 29.86 troy ounces.

, maker R & W Wilson, Philadelphia, circa 1825-1846, weight 15.59 troy ounces.

, 11 ½" tall, circa 1800-1830.

, circa 1815-1830, monogram W., maker: unmarked, weight 45.71 troy ounces.

, hand made Repousse' floral design, tiny beaded rim on feet and collars, maker: unknown, circa 1830-1850, weight 39.67 troy ounces. Condition:...

, height 9 ¾", circa early 19th C.

with hallmarks ascribed to Sheffield, circa 1810-1811, maker: Thos. Law, having six cut and faceted glass bottles and one mustard jar. Condition: m

, shell, scroll and gadroon borders, circa early/mid 20th C.

, weighted base, maker: G.M.Co., circa early 20th C.

, maker: Rogers Smith Co., New Haven, Conn., circa 1857-1865.

, maker: Walker & Hall, English, circa 1891.

, made in Pennsylvania, circa 1870-1940, with gold brocaded upholstered seat.

in the "King's Rose" pattern, raised pink luster border, English, circa 1793-1800.

, Staffordshire, England, circa 1820-1835.

, 7" tall, English, circa 1840-1860.