Americana

Another Property:A CLASSICAL CARVED MAHOGANY AND BRASS DROP-LEAF WORK TABLE, Boston, circa 1820. The rectangular top with the hinged leaves raised by

The Property of the Boswell Family, Washington, DC:A GROUP OF BRASS AND GILT-METAL DECORATIVE FURNITURE HARDWARE, 19th century. Including five drawer

Property of William Easley, Sante Fe, New Mexico:A GROUP OF FOUR STAFFORDSHIRE FIGURES, England, 19th century. Including a Walton-type figure of a man

Another Property:FOUR STAFFORDSHIRE FIGURES, England, mid-19th century. - the largest: 13 1/2 in high.

Property of a Lady, South Florida:A PAIR OF LARGE STAFFORDSHIRE FIGURINES FITTED AS TABLE LAMPS. - 26 1/2 in high.

Property of the Blanchard Family, Connecticut:THREE STAFFORSHIRE SEATED SPANIELS, English, 19th century. Including: a pair of spaniels with flower bas

Property of the Blanchard Family, Connecticut:SATFFORDSHIRE FIGURE OF TWO SOLDIERS, DEER AND A CLOCK, England, mid-19th century. - 9 in high.

Property of the Blanchard Family, Connecticut:A FEDERAL MAHOGANY AND MAHOGANY VENEER LINEN PRESS, probably Massachusetts, circa 1800. In three parts,

Property of a Private Collector, McLean Virginia:A BLOWN MULTI-COLORED WITCH'S BALL, American, 19th century. - 4 1/2 in diam.

Property of William Easley, Sante Fe, New Mexico:TWO PAIR OF PRESSED GLASS CANDLESTICKS, probably New England, 19th century. The first pair in blue an