Spring Extravaganza 2024-05-04 Auction - 648 Price Results - Marion Antique Auctions in MA - Page 6
Mahonri MacKintosh Young (1877-1957, New York,
Charles Henry Gifford (1839-1904, MA) Sailboats
Felix Francois Georges Philibert Ziem (1821-1911,
Done
Marion, MA, United States
Auction Details

Spring Extravaganza

ARTWORK: Lemuel D. Eldred, 4 by Charles Henry Gifford, Chauncey F. Ryder, Felix Ziem, William Trost Richards (attrib), Thomas Sully (attrib.), C.E.L. Green, Ludolf Liberts, Arturo Ceiro, Mahonri MacKintosh Young bronze boxers, Piranesi, Louis Icart & more. SILVER: Tiffany Bamboo (100 plus pcs), Arthur Stone, Mexican-Vigueras, sterling Yachting trophies, Cartier, Georg Jensen, Gorham Narragansett, Whiting, coin silver lots Frederick Marquand, Savannah GA & more. JEWELRY: gold, silver, diamonds, Jose de Rivera, COINS: gold & silver coins CLOCKS: Aaron Willard, Kelley & Shepherd, Elmer Stennes FURNITURE: 18th century to mid-century modern, Laverne table, Stickley, 50 rare pieces of American wicker EPHEMERA: Early illuminated manuscripts, Weld family library, George Catlin, Sporting & Fishing, Maps, Port of Boston 1750, Civil War battle maps, historical documents, Japanese woodblocks RUGS: Caucasian and Herez MISC: Ship models, Victorian Aviary, weathervanes, folk art Cigar Store Indians, decoys-Shorty Burr, military buttons & military metals, lead soldiers, Lionel trains, vintage toys, wooden signs, vintage French copper cookware, decorated stoneware, redware from Southeastern, MA, Chinese export, historic blue transferware in large lot, samplers, Native American baskets, Dedham pottery, Royal Bayreuth lobster collection, Murano glass, early glass & so much more. Large dealer lots. Over 650 lots, mostly unreserved.
SOLD
American Studio Craft armchair. Late 20th c.: Laminated and carved cherry. Biomorphic or organic form. In the style of Wendell Castle and Micheal Coffey. Unsigned. 32" high, 21 1/2" wide, 22 deep. Seat height 17". Minor surface scratches and
Est.
$1,000
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$1,500
SOLD
American Studio Craft table. Late 20th c.: Laminated and carved cherry. Biomorphic or organic form. Jointed construction. In the style of Wendell Castle and Micheal Coffey. Unsigned. 35" high, 12" wide, 14" diameter. Minor surface scratches
Est.
$500
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$1,000
SOLD
Rare Rutherford B. Hayes oyster plate. Circa: 1880. Designed by Theodore Russell Davis (1840-1894). Made by Haviland & Co, Limoges. Marked on underside with United States seal, FABRIQUE PAR HAVILAND & CO d'apres les dessin D E (in red), Theodore
Est.
$800
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$1,200
SOLD
Scrimshaw walking stick. 19th century. Made of: whalebone, lignum vitae, rosewood shaft, 36" long, excellent condition.
Est.
$300
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$400
SOLD
Joseph Goodhue Chandler (1813-1884, MA, NY): Portrait of Daniel Webster. Circa 1840s. Oil painting on canvas. Signed lower left. In a period carved walnut frame. Sight size 36" x 28 1/2", overall 41 1/2" x 34". Shows paint loss on edges,
Est.
$500
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$1,000
SOLD
Harvey Ellis Stickley dining table and (6): chairs. Contemporary. Oak with Ellis style inlay. Pieces are signed "Stickley Handcraft Craftsmen, Manlius, New York". Brass plate displaying a joiner's compass as well as a burnt in Stickley mark.
Est.
$2,500
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$5,000
SOLD
Stickley oak breakfront china cabinet with Harvey: Ellis style inlay on bottom doors. Contemporary. Top has three leaded glass panels. Two drawers over three cabinet doors. Original finish. 82 1/4" high, 58 1/4" wide, 20" deep. Good condition.
Est.
$2,000
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$3,000
SOLD
Victorian wicker etagere probably Heywood: Brothers Wakefield Company, late 19th century. Ornate mirrored crest, curlicue trim, six maple shelves, bird cage columns, and unusual inset ship-wheel design. Cabriole curlicue legs. Older natural
Est.
$2,000
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$4,000
SOLD
Rare wicker art deco server with backsplash,: probably Heywood Brother Wakefield Company, circa 1920, natural finish, wicker and mahogany. 48" wide, 46" high, 16" deep. Good overall condition. Provenance: Mary Jean McLaughlin estate.
Est.
$300
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$500
SOLD
Wicker center table. Late 19th century. Probably: Wakefield Rattan Company. Extremely elaborate stick-and-ball galleries, curlicue trim with bird cage design on sides and legs. Oak top. Newer white painted finish. 30 1/2" high, 26" square top.
Est.
$400
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$800
SOLD
Wicker hanging shelf. Circa 1880. Original: natural finish. Japonisme style. Two oak shelves with reed back and sides. 38" high, 25" wide, 8 1/2" deep. Overall very good condition. Mary Jean McLaughlin estate.
Est.
$200
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$300
SOLD
A fine Victorian wicker theme backed rocker.: Circa 1890. Unknown maker. Original natural finish with unusual star cane sailboat design in back. Pressed cane seat 37" high, 25" wide, 27" deep with rocker. Seat depth 18". Very good condition.
Est.
$500
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$1,000
SOLD
Rare wicker lamp table. Circa 1890. Unknown: maker. Probably Massachusetts. Original natural finish. It has a maple top with a roll beaded edge. Extremely elaborate stick-and-ball sides. Unusual cabriole legs. 29" high, 31" wide, 22" deep. Very
Est.
$400
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$800
SOLD
Art Deco wicker floor lamp. Circa 1920. Original: factory paint. Probably Heywood Wakefield Company, Gardner, MA. It has a removable dome shaped shade. New appropriate electrical fixtures and cord. 75" high, 21" shade diameter, 14" square base.
Est.
$200
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$500
SOLD
(3) Victorian wicker small hanging shelves. To: include: A natural one tier shelf, maple with reed. Circa 1880. Original finish. 10" high, 12" wide, 6" deep. Excellent condition. A natural corner shelf, maple with reed. Circa 1880. Original
Est.
$100
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$300
SOLD
A natural Victorian wicker music stand. Heywood: Bros Wakefield Co. Circa 1898. Pictured in their 1898-99 catalog, No. 6437. It has three maple shelves. Curlicue and bead design. Polychrome green and brown paint highlights. Retains remnants of
Est.
$200
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$500
SOLD
(5) Victorian wicker wall hanging pockets. 1): elaborate curlicue design and old white and gold paint. 16" high, 14" wide, 5" deep. 2) raffia with two individual pockets. Circa 1880. Original natural finish. 13 1/4" high, 10 1/4" wide, 4" deep.
Est.
$100
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$300
SOLD
Rare wicker floor lamp. Circa 1910. Old white: painted finish. Rare pagoda form removable shade. Newer electrical fixture and wiring. 72" high, 34" shade diameter, 16" base diameter. Good condition. Provenance: Mary Jean McLaughlin estate.
Est.
$200
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$500
SOLD
Rare Victorian wicker hanging shelf. Circa 1890.: Curlicue and bead design. Two small oval shelves over one large rectangular shelf. Newer white painted finish. 16" high, 48" wide, 10" deep. Good condition, some minor chipping to paint. Provenance:
Est.
$100
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$300
SOLD
(2) rare Victorian wicker waste baskets. Circa: 1898. The first, a curlicue and pinwheel design. Has original Heywood Bros Wakefield Co. label on bottom. Old original painted finish. 19" high, 15" wide, 11" deep. Shows minor scuffing and
Est.
$200
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$400
SOLD
Extremely rare Victorian wicker etagere. Circa: 1890. Original worn natural finish. It has four scalloped maple shelves of lyre design in the central crest, bird cage legs. Probably Massachusetts origin. 66" high, 31" wide, 18" deep. Overall good
Est.
$500
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$1,000
SOLD
Highly unusual Victorian wicker sewing basket.: Retains Heywood Wakefield celluloid maker's label. Marked on bottom with Heywood Bros Wakefield Co. label. Has an unusual heart shaped top and bottom shelf. Original natural finish. 29" high, 18"
Est.
$300
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$500