Spring Splendor 2023-04-15 Auction - 542 Price Results - Marion Antique Auctions in MA - Page 13
Attributed to Samuel Anderson Robb (1851-1928,
Robert Spear Dunning (1829-1905, MA, NH)
Ship's figurehead of a man from the whaleship
Done
Marion, MA, United States
Auction Details

Spring Splendor

This sale includes art by Bryant Chapin, George Whitaker, C. H. Gifford, Dwight Tryon, Robert Spear Dunning, R. Swain Gifford, Harry Neyland, William Pierce Stubbs, Charles Sidney Raleigh, Aldro Hubbard, Allen Whiting, Milton Avery, William Allen Wall, and many others. A ship's figurehead from the Nantucket whaleship Planter, nautical instruments including a rare boxed compass signed Walter Folger, Nantucket, 19th c. scrimshaw highlighted by a walrus tusk engraved with an image of Jack Tar with a 13 star American flag, whaling tools, a cigar store Indian attrib. to Samuel Robb, English and Irish silver by Jensen and Tiffany, etc., a collection of miniature portraits, numerous early maps and nautical charts, gold and diamond jewelry, coin collection with an 1894 gold double eagle, a Civil War sword, large decoy collection, Dedham pottery with a rare cat pattern plate, 19th & 20th c. toys, vintage pinup collection with nude and partially clad women models, Japanese ukiyo-e prints, hand signed posters by 28 modern Japanese artists. The last 90 lots are comprised of part II of Mary Jean McLaughlin's antique wicker.
SOLD
Taino full figured anthropic ax. Pre-Columbian.: Hands rest at the sides of head, and feet turn inward. Interestingly, eyes are not represented. There is a slight crease in the middle, not a crack but a natural imperfection in the stone formation.
Est.
$100
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$300
SOLD
Taino zemi, similar to those portraying the god: Yucahu, but with a different demeanor. Pre-Columbian. This example is less severe, with a subtle grin. Arms extend forward from the headband, and legs point toward the back. Rare to see a zemi with
Est.
$300
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$500
SOLD
Taino, small figural stone lime vessel with: anthropic head on front, and legs on opposite side. Pre-Columbian. The bowl is ovate. Possibly contained lime to mix with cohoba. Lime helped to neutralize digestive stomach acids that reduced the
Est.
$300
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$400
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Taino figural puberty fid with anthropic head.: Pre-Columbian. Fids may have been used on young girls after their first period to make them "accessible" to male advances. Shell. 6 1/4" long. Dominican Republic. Provenance: Carrada Collection,
Est.
$100
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$300
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Taino deity with wide grin and pronounced nose,: typical features of the Taino clown god. Pre-Columbian. Bird heads brace the nose. Relief carved headband with bird head symbols which terminate into ear ornaments. Made from what appears to be a
Est.
$400
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$600
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Taino ceremonial ax with zoomorphic head.: Pre-Columbian. The embossed area running from the ax forms the center and the middle of the handle suggests residual arms or legs. Nice balance when held. Made from a gray metamorphic stone with
Est.
$800
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$1,200
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Full bodied taino anthropic ax form, fan-like: hands and feet, pronounced navel, and enclosed ovate eyes all suggest Haitian origins. 6 1/2" long. Pre-Columbian. Silicified sandstone. Provenance: Larry Roberts, author of Taino Sculpture Art of
Est.
$100
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$300
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Elaborate Taino 2 headed shaman's bowl, possibly: for ceremonial consumption of the hallucinogen cohoba. Pre-Columbian. The paired heads reference duality, the cosmological belief of pair opposites. Both heads bare teeth and bird head ear ornaments.
Est.
$700
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$900
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Brilliant cut glass punch bowl, late 19th c.: Large, two-parts. 13" high, 14" diameter. Overall excellent condition. Minor roughage to the inside top of base and bottom peg of bowl.
Est.
$500
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$1,000
SOLD
Attributed to Carl Kauba, bronze buffalo, late: 19th c. Copyright "Geschutzt", Austria. 5 1/2" high, 8" long.
Est.
$300
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$500
SOLD
Nicolas Ortiz pottery, Casas Grandes, Janus face: vessel, Native American figural heads. Signed on base. Shows small crack, possibly a result of firing, approx. 1". Along with a frog form vase, also by Ortiz, shows slight hairline to tail.
Est.
$300
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$500
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Nicolas Ortiz pottery, Casas Grandes, dog effigy: vase, signed and dated 1991. Southwest. 7" high, 9" wide.
Est.
$200
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$400
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Nicolas Ortiz pottery, Casas Grandes, chipmunk: effigy vessel, ca. 1990s. Signed. Southwest. 10" high, overall 7" wide. Comes with a pottery ring.
Est.
$200
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$400
SOLD
Vintage AMI tabletop jukebox, with original: tabletop holder. Chrome, ca. 1956. Overall 16 1/2" high, 12 1/2" wide with bracket.
Est.
$150
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$250
SOLD
Jiffy Dog Machine in original shipping box.: Electric hot dog sandwich cooker with five hotdog boxes, one is as-is, only one cooking tab. 15" high, 9" wide, 6 1/2" deep. Comes with directions.
Est.
$150
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$250
SOLD
Vintage red and white enamelware hotdog steamer.: Marked Star Red Hots, Steamro Red Hots. 14" high, 20 1/4" wide, approx. 13" deep. Working condition, not guaranteed.
Est.
$200
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$300
SOLD
(2) standing gumball machines, to include:: mid-20th c. Ford Gum and Machine Co. Ball shaped top, 1 cent, on a heavy painted iron base. 37 1/2" high, machine is 7" in diameter, base is 13" diameter. Along with a late 20th c. Pro-Line 25 cent
Est.
$150
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$250
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Enamel and tin gumball machine, 1 cent. The: Master, Patented August 14, 1929. 16" high, 8" wide, 8" deep. Unknown working condition. Includes one key, missing key to top.
Est.
$100
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$200
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Carved and painted rocking horse, 19th c. Wood.: Leather saddle, yarn trim, horsehair tail, leather reigns, iron stirrups. Very good overall condition consistent with age and light use. 28 1/2" high, 49" wide, 10 1/2" deep.
Est.
$400
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$600
SOLD
(2) toy cannons, ca. 1900. To include: one by: Kilgore Manufacturing, CT, the Boy Ranger Machine Gun, cast iron body and wooden wheels, one wheel shows damage, 8" high, 18" long, 5 1/4" wide. Along with a tin and wood cannon, approx. 7 1/2" high,
Est.
$150
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$250