Variety, Fine & Decorative Arts

CONTINENTAL SEVRES-STYLE PORCELAIN LARGE VASE

CHINESE YUZHI GENGZHI TU WOODBLOCK PRINTS FOLIO

GEORGE ARMFIELD (BRITISH, 1808-1893) CANINE PAINTING

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Mt. Crawford, VA, United States

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Variety, Fine & Decorative Arts

Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates

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Our August 23rd catalogued auction of Fine & Decorative Arts features fresh estate material and collections from Virginia, New York, Delaware, Pennsylvania, &c. Furniture includes 18th and 19th century Georgian, labeled Cincinnati scroll-leg secretary, American country, Victorian, Colonial Revival, &c.; paintings and other fine art; Asian art and decorative accessories including an album of ?Yuzhi Gengzhi Tu? woodblock prints, snuff bottles, &c.; Currier & Ives and other prints including Black Americana and Civil War; clocks including a French black slate and malachite mantel clock; girandole sets; 1920s brass and crystal chandeliers and sconces from the Virginia Theater in Harrisonburg; fine art and antiques reference volumes; Native American material including rugs and baskets; collection of antique quilt tops, newly quilted by Becky Herdle, most illustrated in her 1994 publication ?Time-Span Quilts? published by the American Quilter?s Society; twig child?s rocker and smoking stand; antique hearth items including early ironware, copper kettles, utensils, &c.; country accessories including baskets; a large selection of silver including set of six circa 1850 Philadelphia coin silver footed open salts, set of six 1818 London gadrooned footed master salts, Tiffany, Warner, Kirk, set of Gorham ?Hunt Club? flatware, &c.; French and American pocketwatches including 18K and 14K gold examples; thermoplastic-cased photos; jewelry including Victorian and costume; variety of ceramics including a 24? Sevres-style porcelain ormolu-mounted vase, large Old Paris porcelain vases, oyster plates, Lladro figures, &c.; American art pottery including George Ohr, Van Briggle, Rookwood, Weller, and Roseville; PLUS MORE!

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WROUGHT-IRON COMBINATION CANDLE AND RUSHLIGHT HOLDER: WROUGHT-IRON COMBINATION CANDLE AND RUSHLIGHT HOLDER, twisted shaft supporting jaws counterweighted by a single candle socket, raised on a sticking Tommy support. 18th or 19th century. 9 1/2" H, 9

1001: WROUGHT-IRON COMBINATION CANDLE AND RUSHLIGHT HOLDEREst. $100-$150

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WROUGHT-IRON TOASTER HEARTH ARTICLES, LOT OF TWO: WROUGHT-IRON TOASTER HEARTH ARTICLES, LOT OF TWO, comprising a caged-form example with hinged spiraling handle; and an example with hinged and rotating handle, fitted with ten curved tines, each

1002: WROUGHT-IRON TOASTER HEARTH ARTICLES, LOT OF TWOEst. $100-$150

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WROUGHT- AND CAST-IRON HEARTH ARTICLES, LOT OF TWO: WROUGHT- AND CAST-IRON HEARTH ARTICLES, LOT OF TWO, comprising a bar-style trammel with deep cut diamond decoration on bar, and a three-leg griddle with lollipop handle. Possibly Shenandoah Valley

1003: WROUGHT- AND CAST-IRON HEARTH ARTICLES, LOT OF TWOEst. $100-$150

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WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH ARTICLES, LOT OF TWO: WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH ARTICLES, LOT OF TWO, comprising a trivet with adjustable fork-like support, raised on three legs with slightly flared feet, and a rotating gridiron with blade-like handle

1004: WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH ARTICLES, LOT OF TWOEst. $100-$150

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IRON BOOT SCRAPES, LOT OF TWO: IRON BOOT SCRAPES, LOT OF TWO, comprising two examples set into limestone, including one with ram's horn terminals. 19th century or later. Tallest 16 1/2" H, 12" x 8" base. Provenance: Property of

1005: IRON BOOT SCRAPES, LOT OF TWOEst. $80-$120

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ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH COOKING UTENSILS, LOT OF: ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH COOKING UTENSILS, LOT OF THREE, comprising two ladles and a sieve, brass and copper bowls riveted to a circular and flat handle, each terminating in a hook. 19th

1006: ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH COOKING UTENSILS, LOT OFEst. $80-$120

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ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH COOKING UTENSILS, LOT OF: ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH COOKING UTENSILS, LOT OF THREE, comprising a ladle and sieve set with brass bowls riveted to handles, and a spatula/turner, each with flat handle terminating in a hook.

1007: ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH COOKING UTENSILS, LOT OFEst. $80-$120

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ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH FORKS, LOT OF FIVE: ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH FORKS, LOT OF FIVE, each with two tines and a flat handle, comprising two examples with handles terminating in a hook, two in a ring, and remaining example with a wooden

1008: ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH FORKS, LOT OF FIVEEst. $80-$120

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WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH TRAMMEL: WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH TRAMMEL, adjustable sawtooth bar style with ornate curl. 18th century. 38" to 55" L. Provenance: Property of a Virginia private collector.

1009: WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH TRAMMELEst. $50-$100

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1010: WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH ARTICLES, LOT OF TWOEst. $50-$100

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SHENANDOAH VALLEY OF VIRGINIA SAND-CAST IRON HEARTH: SHENANDOAH VALLEY OF VIRGINIA SAND-CAST IRON HEARTH FOOTED PAN, shallow form supported by three legs and with a lollipop-form handle. Together with a wrought-iron circular trivet supported by three

1011: SHENANDOAH VALLEY OF VIRGINIA SAND-CAST IRON HEARTHEst. $80-$120

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ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH COOKING LADLES, LOT OF TWO: ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH COOKING LADLES, LOT OF TWO, comprising an example with a brass-inlaid square handle terminating in a disc and enclosed loop hook; and remaining example with a flat

1012: ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH COOKING LADLES, LOT OF TWOEst. $50-$100

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ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON STICKING TOMMY CANDLE HOLDERS,: ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON STICKING TOMMY CANDLE HOLDERS, LOT OF TWO, including an example with spiraling stick terminating in to a hook and single socket. Together with a figural flower single-socket

1013: ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON STICKING TOMMY CANDLE HOLDERS,Est. $50-$100

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SHENANDOAH VALLEY OF VIRGINIA WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH: SHENANDOAH VALLEY OF VIRGINIA WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH ANDIRONS, TWO PAIR, comprising a pair with flattened to circular shaft terminating in an upper loop; and remaining examples with circular shaft and

1014: SHENANDOAH VALLEY OF VIRGINIA WROUGHT-IRON HEARTHEst. $50-$100

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WROUGHT-METAL HEARTH ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR: WROUGHT-METAL HEARTH ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR, comprising three pans including two raised on triple spider legs, smaller example impressed "SAM" to underside of handle and remaining with handle

1015: WROUGHT-METAL HEARTH ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUREst. $50-$100

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ASSORTED WROUGHT-METAL HEARTH AND DOMESTIC ARTICLES,: ASSORTED WROUGHT-METAL HEARTH AND DOMESTIC ARTICLES, LOT OF FIVE, comprising two thistle-form spatulas/turners with flat handles terminating in a hook; a two-tine fork with flat handle terminating

1016: ASSORTED WROUGHT-METAL HEARTH AND DOMESTIC ARTICLES,Est. $50-$100

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ASSORTED COPPER DOMESTIC ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE: ASSORTED COPPER DOMESTIC ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE, comprising a Jones Bros, London ladle with hand-hammered pattern to exterior of bowl, marked to underside of handle; a large circular preserve pan

1017: ASSORTED COPPER DOMESTIC ARTICLES, LOT OF THREEEst. $100-$200

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ASSORTED COPPER TEA KETTLES, LOT OF THREE: ASSORTED COPPER TEA KETTLES, LOT OF THREE, each with dovetailed construction, goose-neck spout, and swinging handle, one impressed "4" to the top of handle. First half 19th century. 9" to 11" HOA.

1018: ASSORTED COPPER TEA KETTLES, LOT OF THREEEst. $100-$200

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PERIOD BRASS AND IRON FIREPLACE ANDIRONS AND FENDER: PERIOD BRASS AND IRON FIREPLACE ANDIRONS AND FENDER, a diminutive pair of andirons with lemon-form finials and slipper feet, and a diminutive D-shape fender. 19th century. Andirons 13" H, 16" L.

1019: PERIOD BRASS AND IRON FIREPLACE ANDIRONS AND FENDEREst. $100-$200

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1020: ASSORTED COPPER TEA KETTLES, LOT OF THREEEst. $50-$100

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COPPER COOK PANS, LOT OF THREE: COPPER COOK PANS, LOT OF THREE, comprising three examples in graduated sizes with iron handles. Two larger examples, one of which is marked "M & D / N. Y. / 30 Green St.", with dovetailed

1021: COPPER COOK PANS, LOT OF THREEEst. $50-$100

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ASSORTED METAL HEARTH ARTICLES, LOT OF FIVE: ASSORTED METAL HEARTH ARTICLES, LOT OF FIVE, including a wrought-iron and brass ladle and skimmer. 19th century. 21" to 26" L. Provenance: Property of a Virginia private collector.

1022: ASSORTED METAL HEARTH ARTICLES, LOT OF FIVEEst. $50-$100

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ASSORTED METALS REFERENCE VOLUMES, LOT OF 17: ASSORTED METALS REFERENCE VOLUMES, LOT OF 17, includes titles on Art Nouveau, brass, bronze, and pewter. Nine hard covers, including eight with dust jackets and eight soft covers. Provenance:

1023: ASSORTED METALS REFERENCE VOLUMES, LOT OF 17Est. $50-$100

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VIRGINIA CRAFTSMAN WROUGHT-IRON CANDLESTAND: VIRGINIA CRAFTSMAN WROUGHT-IRON CANDLESTAND, two-arm support raised on a simple three-leg stand with large penny feet. Made in the Virginia Craftsman blacksmith shop, possibly by Stanley Messick

1024: VIRGINIA CRAFTSMAN WROUGHT-IRON CANDLESTANDEst. $50-$80

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August 20*, 21, & 22 (WED-THU-FRI) from 10 AM to 6 PM ET August 23 (SAT) from 8 AM ET until end of auction *Monthly Appraisal Day: WED, August 20 from 1 PM to 4 PM ET.

2177 Green Valley Lane

Mt. Crawford, VA 22841

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