American, English and Asian Fine and Decorative Arts and Jewelry Sale

Marked "Made in USA, Robertson 2-57". Some discoloration and minor paint loss. 35 3/4"h x 18"w.

Comprising a mahogany and eglomise example, losses to paint, and a giltwood example, print in panel of a later date, the verso bears a label indicatin

American, probably mid-Atlantic states. Wear and imperfections to surface. 28 1/2"h x 20 1/4"w x 47 1/2"l closed.

With gold tone expansion band, in display box.

With black cord band, in display box.

Comprising a chestnut basket, 4"h x 10"w, and underplate, 10"l, and twelve reticulated plates, 8"dia. Losses, hairlines, and c...

Titled "Le Satyre Chez les Paysans", signed in plate (Christian Wilhelm Ernst) Dietrich (German, 1712-1774), dated 1739, the verso bears t...

English, the lid opens to a leather writing surface incised with thistles and the initials OBM. Some wear and losses. 5 3/4"h x 17"w x...

Chinese, now fitted as a lamp and electrified. 15 1/2"h.

Chinese, each depicting landscapes, one attributed to Wan Yaunqi (1642-1715), date 1708, the other attributed to Shi-Tao (1630-1742). Discoloration,

Chinese, each depicting landscapes, one attributed to Wang Fang (1799-1877), dated 1875, the other attributed to Jing Cheng (1878-1926), dated 1924.

Chinese, probably by Li Ruiging (the calligraphy artist). Some staining, minor tears, and foxing. 4`5"h x 27"w.

Chinese, probably by Huang Shanghou (1855-1919), depicting an old Chinese fairy tale. Some foxing and creasing. 5`7"h x 34"w.

Chinese, the underside marked with six blue characters within a double lined blue circle. No visible cracks, hairlines, or chips, wear to foot. ...

Chinese, possibly Tangzhi, the underside marked with six orange characters. No visible chips or cracks. 23"h.

Chinese. Some imperfections in glaze, small 1/4" firing crack. Approximately 16 3/4"dia.

Chinese, the underside painted with characters within a square box, indicating the mark of the Shen De Tang Zhi or Shen De hallmark. Possibly areas

Chinese, possibly Tang Dynasty, depicting a male and a female rider. Repairs to legs on each horse. Approximately 8 1/2"h x 4 1/2"w x ...

The figures standing on drums and holding trumpets. Approximately 6`h x 16"dia. at base.

Chinese, probably Shanxi. Some wear, losses, and replacements. 6`6"h x 45"w x 21"d.