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Fine Furniture, Silver, Decorative Arts and Clocks

Auction highlights

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1193 — A hand-carved large burlwood bowl American, probably 19th century

1194 — A Merriam and Moore ten-inch terrestrial table globe Troy, New York, early 19th century

1195¤,W — A black-painted continuous-arm Windsor daybed New England, first quarter 19th century

1196W — A Victorian cast-iron two-column parlor stove Low and Leake, Albany, New York, circa 1844

1197 — John James Audubon (American 1785-1851)

1198 — John James Audubon (American 1785-1851)

1199W — AUDUBON, John James 1785-1851. Six Plates from Birds of America. New York and London: American Museum of Natural History and Alecto Historical Editions, 1985.

1200 — John James Audubon (American 1785–1851)

1201 — Rembrandt Peale(American, 1778-1860)Portrait of Rebecca Miller Welsh 23 x 18 1/2in

1202¤ — Attributed to Ezra Ames (American, 1768-1836) Portrait of a Gentleman

1203¤,W — A Federal inlaid mahogany serpentine sideboardNew York, circa 1800

1204W — A set of three Chippendale walnut side chairs possibly attributed to Samuel Mickle and Jonathan Shoemaker, Philadelphia, third quarter 18th century

1205W — A Chippendale carved walnut side chair Philadelphia, third quarter 18th century

1206W — A miniature Chippendale style carved tiger maple dressing table late 19th/early 20th century

1207W — A Federal inlaid walnut bowfront chest-of-drawers Maryland, 1790-1810

1208W — A patinated bronze bust of George Washington after Houdon, cast by the National Fine Art Foundry and M.J. Power, New York

1209 — A Chinese or Japanese export silk and metallic thread patriotic needlework mid-19th century

1210 — A Mennonite pieced sample silk quilt probably early 20th century

1211 — Rufus Porter (American, 1792-1884), circa 1820 Pair of profile portraits of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wagoner

1212W — A Federal sulfur-inlaid mahogany serpentine sideboard Mid-Atlantic states, late 18th/early 19th century

1213 — Attributed to Isaac Nuttman (American, b. 1801) Still life: bowl of fruit with bird and butterfly

1214W — A paint-decorated blanket chest probably Dauphin county, Pennsylvania, dated 1787

1215W — The important Mathew Brady Studio carved oak armchair, Made by Bembe & Kimbel, New York, circa 1857

1216 — Edward Savage (American, 1761-1817) Portrait of Gertrude N. and James L. Bleecker

1217W — The Franks-Huffnagle family Chippendale or George III mahogany double-pedestal dining table American or English, late 18th century

1218 — Attributed to Thomas Chambers (American, 1808-1869) Hudson River Scene

1219 — Hudson River School, mid-19th century Landscape with West Point

1220 — American School, 19th century Barnyard scene

1221W — American School second quarter 19th century

1222W — A Queen Anne flame walnut flat-top high chest of drawers possibly Chester County, Pennsylvania, second quarter 18th century

1223W — The important Barnes-Hiscock mansion carved mahogany dining room suite designed by Joseph Lyman Silsbee, Syracuse, New York, circa 1883

1224W,Y — An American Rococo carved and laminated rosewood four-piece parlor suite attributed to J. & J.W. Meeks, New York, mid-19th century

1225W,Y — An American Rococo carved rosewood marble-top library table Alexander Roux, New York, third quarter 19th century

1226W,Y — A fine American Renaissance gilt-bronze mounted and inlaid rosewood marble-top center table manner of Pottier & Stymus, New York, third quarter 19th century

1227W — An American Rococo carved and laminated rosewood four-piece parlor suite attributed to J. & JW Meeks, New York, late 19th century

1228W — A American Neo-Grec ebonized and gilt-bronze mounted inlaid center table manner of Pottier & Stymus, New York, third quarter 19th century

1229W — An American Renaissance carved walnut center table attributed to R.J. Horner, New York, third quarter 19th century

1230 — William Couper(American, 1853-1942)Evening, 1878 18 1/2in diameter

1231 — William Ordway Partridge(American, 1861-1930)The Dream 13 3/4in diameter

1232W — An American Renaissance carved oak three-piece bedroom set attributed to R.J. Horner, New York, late 19th century

1233 — Granville Perkins (American, 1830-1895) Two seascape paintings

1234W,Y — An American Rococo carved rosewood étagère attributed to J. & J.W. Meeks, New York, mid-19th century

1235W — An American Renaissance carved mahogany armchair manner of R.J. Horner, New York, late 19th century

1236W — A pair of American Renaissance walnut and parcel gilt upholstered reclining chairs third quarter 19th century

1237W — An Aesthetic Movement ebonized and inlaid platform rocker by George Hunzinger, New York, circa 1876

1238W — An assembled group of three "Lollipop" seats two by George Hunzinger, New York, second half 19th century

1239 — A near pair of American cast bronze four-light gasoliers Probably by Henry N. Hooper & Co., Boston, Massachusetts, 1850-1860

1240W — A monumental pair of silver-plated and bronze five-light sconces Edward Caldwell, New York City, late 19th century

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1193 —
A hand-carved large burlwood bowl
American, probably 19th century

1194 —
A Merriam and Moore ten-inch terrestrial table globe
Troy, New York, early 19th century

1195^¤,W —
A black-painted continuous-arm Windsor daybed
New England, first quarter 19th century

1196^W —
A Victorian cast-iron two-column parlor stove
Low and Leake, Albany, New York, circa 1844

1197 —
John James Audubon (American 1785-1851)

1198 —
John James Audubon (American 1785-1851)

1199^W —
AUDUBON, John James 1785-1851.
Six Plates from Birds of America. New York and London: American Museum of Natural History and Alecto Historical Editions, 1985.

1200 —
John James Audubon (American 1785–1851)

1201 —
Rembrandt Peale
(American, 1778-1860)
Portrait of Rebecca Miller Welsh 23 x 18 1/2in

1202^¤ —
Attributed to Ezra Ames (American, 1768-1836)
Portrait of a Gentleman

1203^¤,W —
A Federal inlaid mahogany serpentine sideboard
New York, circa 1800

1204^W —
A set of three Chippendale walnut side chairs
possibly attributed to Samuel Mickle and Jonathan Shoemaker, Philadelphia, third quarter 18th century

1205^W —
A Chippendale carved walnut side chair
Philadelphia, third quarter 18th century

1206^W —
A miniature Chippendale style carved tiger maple dressing table
late 19th/early 20th century

1207^W —
A Federal inlaid walnut bowfront chest-of-drawers
Maryland, 1790-1810

1208^W —
A patinated bronze bust of George Washington
after Houdon, cast by the National Fine Art Foundry and M.J. Power, New York

1209 —
A Chinese or Japanese export silk and metallic thread patriotic needlework
mid-19th century

1210 —
A Mennonite pieced sample silk quilt
probably early 20th century

1211 —
Rufus Porter (American, 1792-1884), circa 1820
Pair of profile portraits of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wagoner

1212^W —
A Federal sulfur-inlaid mahogany serpentine sideboard
Mid-Atlantic states, late 18th/early 19th century

1213 —
Attributed to Isaac Nuttman (American, b. 1801)
Still life: bowl of fruit with bird and butterfly

1214^W —
A paint-decorated blanket chest
probably Dauphin county, Pennsylvania, dated 1787

1215^W —
The important Mathew Brady Studio carved oak armchair, Made by Bembe & Kimbel, New York, circa 1857

1216 —
Edward Savage (American, 1761-1817)
Portrait of Gertrude N. and James L. Bleecker

1217^W —
The Franks-Huffnagle family Chippendale or George III mahogany double-pedestal dining table
American or English, late 18th century

1218 —
Attributed to Thomas Chambers (American, 1808-1869)
Hudson River Scene

1219 —
Hudson River School, mid-19th century
Landscape with West Point

1220 —
American School, 19th century
Barnyard scene

1221^W —
American School
second quarter 19th century

1222^W —
A Queen Anne flame walnut flat-top high chest of drawers
possibly Chester County, Pennsylvania, second quarter 18th century

1223^W —
The important Barnes-Hiscock mansion carved mahogany dining room suite
designed by Joseph Lyman Silsbee, Syracuse, New York, circa 1883

1224^W,Y —
An American Rococo carved and laminated rosewood four-piece parlor suite
attributed to J. & J.W. Meeks, New York, mid-19th century

1225^W,Y —
An American Rococo carved rosewood marble-top library table
Alexander Roux, New York, third quarter 19th century

1226^W,Y —
A fine American Renaissance gilt-bronze mounted and inlaid rosewood marble-top center table
manner of Pottier & Stymus, New York, third quarter 19th century

1227^W —
An American Rococo carved and laminated rosewood four-piece parlor suite
attributed to J. & JW Meeks, New York, late 19th century

1228^W —
A American Neo-Grec ebonized and gilt-bronze mounted inlaid center table
manner of Pottier & Stymus, New York, third quarter 19th century

1229^W —
An American Renaissance carved walnut center table
attributed to R.J. Horner, New York, third quarter 19th century

1230 —
William Couper
(American, 1853-1942)
Evening, 1878 18 1/2in diameter

1231 —
William Ordway Partridge
(American, 1861-1930)
The Dream 13 3/4in diameter

1232^W —
An American Renaissance carved oak three-piece bedroom set
attributed to R.J. Horner, New York, late 19th century

1233 —
Granville Perkins (American, 1830-1895)
Two seascape paintings

1234^W,Y —
An American Rococo carved rosewood étagère
attributed to J. & J.W. Meeks, New York, mid-19th century

1235^W —
An American Renaissance carved mahogany armchair
manner of R.J. Horner, New York, late 19th century

1236^W —
A pair of American Renaissance walnut and parcel gilt upholstered reclining chairs
third quarter 19th century

1237^W —
An Aesthetic Movement ebonized and inlaid platform rocker
by George Hunzinger, New York, circa 1876

1238^W —
An assembled group of three "Lollipop" seats
two by George Hunzinger, New York, second half 19th century

1239 —
A near pair of American cast bronze four-light gasoliers
Probably by Henry N. Hooper & Co., Boston, Massachusetts, 1850-1860

1240^W —
A monumental pair of silver-plated and bronze five-light sconces
Edward Caldwell, New York City, late 19th century