Auction Details
FURNITURE: Victorian - High-style marble-top drop center dresser, 9’4” high; carved cylinder-front desk with raised and inset burl panels and gallery; two sideboards. One with marble-top and carved game birds, inset panels, and high backboard with mirror. The second has carved demons, fruit, and fish with burl panels and marble-top; several carved and pierce carved sofas and settees; washstand; wardrobes; marble-top table; several other dressers; Louis XV style carved lady’s writing desk; mirrored coatrack with umbrella stand; Renaissance Revival writing desk with heavily carved base; ivory inlaid pedestal; ornately carved fire screen with florals and scrolls; corner what-not shelf; walnut dressing stand; Gothic side-chair; etc. Country - Cherry two-piece corner cupboard with pie-shelf, three drawers, two doors in lower section, eight lights above, mid-19th century; tiger maple one-drawer stand; country Sheraton cherry chest of drawers; grain-painted jelly cupboard; cherry schoolmaster’s desk; walnut wardrobe; several blanket boxes (some with original paint decoration); cherry banquet table; set of six arrow-back chairs; arrow-back settle; grain-painted dry sink; cherry one-drawer stand; two-drawer Sheraton work stand; country Sheraton slant-front desk, walnut, circa 1865; etc. Miscellaneous furniture - Gustav Stickley stack stretcher center table with leather top and original finish; inlaid Duncan Phyfe game table; Hepplewhite inlaid game table; American Empire sideboard; French Louis XV style display cabinet; French armoire, carved with fruit, hearts, and grape motif; mahogany Continental server inlaid with bronze and satin wood, early 19th century; carved, and inlaid coffee and end tables with puttis and floral motif; bannister turnings from Lake County, Goldsmith designed home; Empire style banquet table with heavily carved claw feet, 10’ long when extended, late 19th century; Louis XV style vitrine with bronze ormolo; marble and alabaster pedestals; American Empire sofa, 7’ long, dovetailed construction, scrolled arm supports, and base; carved music cabinet with courting scene; carved and upholstered fireside bench; inlaid lamp table with carved heads; oak heavily carved over-mantel with figures, and ceiling molding, originally from important Pittsburgh estate; much more. ART POTTERY: Weller Sicard 14” vase; Weller Indian portrait, artist signed (C.L.), vase; other Weller including Knifewood, Blueware, Hudson, Cameo Jewel and Ivory jardiniere and pedestal sets; several Rookwood production pieces; Roseville including Mostique J&P, silhouette, Cherry Blossom; Fulper; Van Briggle; Arts and Crafts matte green vases; Hampshire bowl; Cowan push-pull elephant bookends (hairline); Stangl birds; Zolnay; Amphora; Majolica; Royal Doulton; etc.
ART GLASS: Steuben collection including Gold Aurene center bowl, dessert cups, shades, lamp
base, and crystal pieces; Legras cameo glass vase; Richard perfume bottle; perfume bottle with cameos; Czechoslovakian perfume bottles; collection of Cranberry includes opalescent swirl pitcher, stemware; Northwood Carnival including two Good Luck bowls; custard glass bowl with peacocks; two Labino vases; Tiffany toothpicks; sets of stemware; several Charles Lotton vases; pickle castor sets; several pieces of Loetz style; commemorative pattern glass; Burmese; Mt. Washington toothpick with pine cones; Phoenix pillow vase with flying geese; Venus pattern glass pickle castor with silver-plate owl and fan, Victorian frame; and more. CHINA AND PORCELAIN: Several sets of china including Lenox “Rutledge”, service for twelve; Wedgwood “Queensware”; Banko ware teapots; RS Prussia bowl; Nippon vases; Royal Dux bird; Worcester cracker jar; Royal Crown Derby; Flow Blue; Lambeton “Reverie”; Teplitz vases; French transfer plates “Ala Capagne”; Austrian fish set, fourteen pieces; Castleton “Grandma Moses”; and more. SILVER, an abundance of sterling silver and silver plate: Sterling - Durgin pitcher with embossed scrolls and florals; Lunt vase, 15” high; Reed & Barton tea set; tray; flatware sets include Westmoreland “John and Priscilla”, Alvin “Chapel Bell”, Gorham “Lyric”; Tiffany perfumes; Danish silver reticulated compote; Georg Jensen slotted spoon and nut pick; plus many other sterling serving pieces and flatware. Silver plate - Numerous pieces including trays, baskets, Victorian figural pieces; etc. SHIPS: Approximately forty two ships and freighters, mostly of the Great Lakes, hand-crafted by Helge Anderson of Conneaut, Ohio. Rattlesnake, approximately 4’high x 56”, Chaperon, Minnesota, Keewatin, Walk In the Water, EB Bartlet, City of Cleveland III, City of Mackinac, Helen McLeod II, Vabesi, HMS Bounty, Monitor, Merrimac, etc. LAMPS: Several reverse painted; Pittsburgh; Bradley and Hubbard; bent panel slag glass; leaded glass hanging lamp attributed to Duffner & Kimberly; Pairpoint boudoir lamp (chip); single student lamp with Victorian hand painted shade with bird; several pulled feather shades; white cut to cranberry oil lamp; oxblood banquet lamp (damage to shade); and more. SCULPTURES: Smaller bronze statues; marble and alabaster Victorian pieces; contemporary sculptures listed in Sunday’s sale. CLOCKS: Mahogany tall case clock, early 19th century, “Newton Douglas”; marble and bronze clock set; Gilbert porcelain clock; Waterbury double dial calendar clock; New Haven calendar clock; plus many miscellaneous. RUGS: Oriental include a 28’ x 14’4” blue Ferreghan Sarouk and a room size Deco Chinese, and others. Approximately fifteen in all. American Indian rugs - Approximately twelve, plus Indian points and arrowheads. OVER FORTY BEADED AND MESH PURSES. JEWELRY: 6.25k round cut diamond pendant, I-3, slightly tinted; 18k Tiffany pin with saphires; 14k charm bracelet. MISCELLANEOUS: Regina disc music box with inlaid mahogany case with numerous 15 1/2” discs; Symphonion music box with 10 3/4” discs, and a walnut music stand; Edison “Standard” phonograph with horn and numerous records; stoneware; Staffordshire figural pieces; large carved folk art ship with original painted surface; Pease treenware, one signed Pease-Brown, approximately a dozen pieces; presentation cane from Commander Perry’s flagship “St.Lawrence”; street lantern with eagle finial; blue decorated crock; hitching post; Silvio Zoratti carvings; sulfide swirl and other marbles; tintypes and early photos including Civil War; Jacquard coverlet, Ohio 1853, never joined; a large selection of compacts, miniature perfume bottles, match safes, pill boxes etc. including enameled, sterling, glass, hand-painted, and transfer decorated porcelain; Arts and Crafts copper and miscellaneous include Heintz Art trophy, bookends, Silvercrest pieces, Doris Hall enamel plate; and more.