Fall Collector's Auction

Chinese blue and white porcelain cane stand or vase; no markings; measures approx. 17-1/2” tall by 9” in diameter; from an estate, no China marks.

Chinese planter signed with red chop markings on base; no China Import marks. From an estate. Est.: $150-$300+++.

Hand-hammered and hand-made decorated pot from Tibet or North China, possibly 18th century; a gift to a prominent collector from a Diplomat’s famil

Chinese embroidered panels from robe or garment showing cranes; 18th to 19th century, framed. Est.: $150-$300.

Universal M-1 semi-auto carbine, .30 cal., #66500. (Modern/PPT). Est.: $200-$400.

Non-commissioned officer’s sword by Ames manufacturing company dated 1864 in good to very good condition with scabbard. The blade is near fine show

United States Marine officer’s sword in Mamelukes style in very good plus to near fine condition with carrying case, leather sword knot and bag. 19

Well-marked silver plated candle holder for night use showing fancy engraved owners initials. British early to mid-19th century. Est.: $100-$300

Horse hoof mounted with silver plated fixtures in Victorian era to be used as an ink well. It was a practice of British officers and horsemen to sav

Contemporary Blue Sapphire and Diamond Ring with 5 marquise cut Sapphires and 35 round cut Diamonds weighing approx. 0.30 carats with F-G colors and

Irresistible Peridot and Diamond Ring with 3 oval Peridot weighing approx. 4.00 carats total with 22 round channel set Diamonds set in 10 karat yell

Lovely Pair of Vintage Style Aquamarine, Pearl and Diamond Dangle Earrings with combined weight of approx. 4.00 carats set in 14 karat white gold.

One pair of Cartier style bezel set diamond earrings in 2 tone 14k gold (12diamond approx 0.40ct). Est.: $600 - $800

Civil War era image in half case of a soldier holding a percussion rifle with a revolver and a knife in his belt; edges of image have deteriorated

Civil War-era spear point dirk knife marked “U S” with a star between the letters by Edward Barnes and Sons, approx. 10” overall with a 6” blade in

Lot of 5 old priming powder horns ranging in size from approx. 4-1/2” to 10-1/2”; a nice little grouping; Civil War to 19th century. Est.: $150-

Finely constructed example of a mid-1800’s field cannon on wooden carriage, approx. 27” long, 17” wide and 12” high with great attention to detail

U.S. Springfield Trapdoor rifle, lockplate dated 1873, #458112; as parts. (Antique). Est.: $125-$175.

Engraved and silver plated trademarked made in Sheffield, England silver plated. Approximately 12” across the center. Est.: $75-$150

Presentation Lodge or Fraternal Order sword and metal scabbard by maker Cincinnati Regalia Co., inscribed on etched blade, “Presented to Col. F. G.