Spring Fine and Decorative Art

Persian, early 20th century, 8'7" x 12'. Condition: Provenance:

Persian, late 19th century, 8'10" x 11'9". Condition: Provenance:

Pakistan, ca 1940-1860, 7'2" x 11". Condition: Provenance: Property of the Estate of Joan Erickson, Germantown, Ohio

Persia, ca 1910, in Manchester wool with natural dyes. A deep red field having a stepped border enclosing shell and floral forms, surrounding a field

probably Swiss, late 19th century. A 14K gold lady's watch with enameled decoration of a bird defending its nest from a snake, engraved on cuvet...

French and American, ca 1894. A hunting case 18K gold pocket watch by F.D. & Co. (probably F. Duhme & Co., Cincinnati), #4599. Movement and ...

English, ca 1898. A sterling silver pocket watch by John Forrest, London E.C. (w. 1857-1911), Chronometer Maker to the Admiralty. Struck for Chester,

English, ca 1840s. A full hunting case plain 18K gold pocket watch by John Forrest, London, E.C. (w. 1857-1911). Key wind, key set movement engraved C

English, ca 1866. An 18K gold pocket watch by Thos. Russell & Son, Liverpool/Makers to the Queen (w. 1840-1906). Engine turned case hallmarked f...

Anglo-Irish, ca 1820s, by (John) Gray, partner with Robert Gray, Belfast. Paired 18K gold case, with both cases struck for Chester 1823-24. White enam

English, late 19th century. An 18K gold ladies pocket watch attributed to P. Litherland of Liverpool, with ornate three-color engine turned and engrav

American, ca 1913. A full hunting three color 14K gold pocket watch with cast and engraved case, with stag on back and floral engraving on front. Box

English, ca 1860s. An 18K gold pocket watch by Robert Stoddart, struck for London, 1868-69. Gold dial and hands, Roman chapter ring. Chain fusee movem

English, ca 1740s. A sterling silver paired case pocket watch marked for I. Johnson/London, possibly James, (w. ca 1740). Case struck for London, 1743

English, ca 1870. An 18K gold hunting style pocket watch with engine turned case struck for London, 1869-70, owner's initials on cover. Cuvette ...

mid 19th century. One by James Rattray, Dundee, 1856-57. Both 18K, with floral engraved gold dials with Roman chapter rings. First is key wind with ch

early 20th century, with metal label Baker. The fitted interior with arched central valences, flanked by pairs of stacked drawers on each side, the fa

American, ca 1820-40, of pine stained to simulate mahogany, with classical pediment, beaded trim and stamped brass ormolu medallions. Original backing

Italian, 1810-1820, carved, gessoed and painted pine gueridon-forms with marbleized drum top with applied rosettes on frieze, cabriole legs terminatin

France or Belgium, ca 1810-1860, by either Claude Chapuis (Paris) or Jean-Baptiste Chapuis (Brussels), branded Chapuis on lower slat. Four total, one