Fine, Decorative Arts, Asian and Jewelry Sale

Lacks upholstery. 44"h x 23 1/2"w x 22 1/4"d.

Losses. 32"h x 14"w. Together with a carved cherub head wall plaque. 9 3/4"h x 15"w. 2 pieces.

Wear. 12 1/4"l x 8 1/4"w.

11"h x 27"w x 16"d.

Some discoloration. Approximately 5`11"h x 4`4"w.

In the Pennsylvania tradition, the undersides marked "Colonial Reproductions, Frederick Duckloe & Bros. Inc., Portland, PA". Losses,...

Fitted as a hanging wall clock on later base, verso of dial bears traces of a paper label. Dial associated to works, paint refreshed.

The underside marked "Colonial Reproductions, Frederick Duckloe & Bros. Inc., Portland, PA". 37 1/2"h x 43"w x 18 1/2"...

Some stains. 17 1/2"h x 30"dia.

Old, dry surface. Losses to veneer and inlay. Approximately 36"h x 26"w x 16"d.

Fitted with down cushions and pillows. Some wear. 33"h x 6`8"w x 30"d.

With interior shelves. Losses. 17 1/2"h x 14 1/2"w x 8"d.

With an interior shelf. Losses. 17 1/2"h x 14 1/2"w x 8"d.

In the form of a pocket watch trade sigh, movement electrified. Paint antiqued. 4`h x 34"dia.

Sightline 13 3/4"h x 22 1/2"w, overall 17"h x 25 7/8"w.

Comprising a scale marked "Portee Max, 5 Kilo G", a group of cylindrical brass weights in a fitted wood block, and a hanging wheel with gr...

English or Continental. Lacks viewing cards, wear. 8"h x 12 1/2"l.

Comprising two coping saws, one labeled and marked "Outillage Fishcer, Made in France", and two two-person draw saws. Longest 4`2"...

Depicting Baron Steuben at Valley Forge, 1778, originally painted by A.G. Heaton, printed in Australia. Some discoloration. Sightline 18"h ...

John Mullin, New York, New York. 44"l.

Probably English. Together with a large powder horn inscribed "C.S.A." (Confederate States of America). From 9"h to 17"l. ...

In the French tradition. Losses. 30"h x 33"w x 17"d.

In the French tradition. As found condition. 18"h x 34 1/2"w x 24"d.

J.P. Guyer, Muncy, Pennsylvania. 4`5"l.

Barry C. Wood, Painted Post, New York. 47"l.

A.W. Spies, New York, New York. 4`9"l.

American. 46"l.

New England. 5`3"l.

Lehigh County, Pennsylvania. Some wear. 4`10"l.

Joab Hapgood, Shrewsbury, Mass. 34 1/2"l.

Morris Wood, Hounsfield, New York. 47"l.

Attributed to L. Davendorf, Eldorville, New York, T. Bishop Lock. 4`4"l.

Great Western Gun Works, J.H. Johnston, Maker, Pittsburgh, PA. 4`3"l.

Probably American. Some wear. From 8" to 13"l.

York County, Pennsylvania. 16"l.

Comprising three block planes, one with a blade marked "Stanley, Pat. APL19.92", the second with a blade marked "W. Butcher, Warrante...

Comprising an auger stamped "Howard 8(?)", an unmarked brass mounted wood hand drill, and a metal hand drill marked "American Manufac...

Comprising a level marked "Stanley Rule & Level Co., New Britain, Conn. USA, Stanley Adjustable Patented March 25, 90", a steel draw k...

Comprising an oversized pair of calipers, a ratcheted clamp, a square, a collapsible wooden ruler marked "Stanley Rule & Level Co., New Bri...

#X566F. 12 3/4"l, weight approximately 21 T.O.

The undersides marked Royal Doulton, England. Chips, crazing, and discoloration. 10 1/4"dia.

Together with a pair of Meissen hand painted porcelain cups. Fleabites and wear.

The underside marked KPM. Wear and fleabites. 9"h x 14"w.

Probably Japanese, including a figure of an actor with a revolving face, eight male figures, and three animal figures, most marked on the underside.

One marked on the underside KPM, the other three marked with the Meissen swords. Wear and chips. 4"h x 5 1/2"dia.

The underside marked with Meissen swords. Wear. 9"dia.

The underside marked with Meissen swords. Wear to gilt rim. 9 3/4"dia.

The underside marked with Meissen swords. Wear to gilt. 2 1/4"h x 11"dia.

The underside marked with Meissen swords. Wear. 2"h x 11 1/4"dia.

The underside marked with Meissen swords. Wear to gilt. 11"dia.