The Grand Spring Auction

Important Baltimore Classical Carved Reeded Mahogany Winged Wardrobe, Attr. to the Workshop of John

Alexander Roux Carved Mahogany Extension Dining Table with Seven Leaves

Alexander Roux Carved Rococo Revival Dining Chairs (Set of Eight)

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Aberdeen, MS, United States

Auction Details

The Grand Spring Auction

Stevens Auction Company

Stevens Auction Company is pleased to present a distinguished multi-estate sale anchored by two notable Aberdeen residences: the Parson Gunn / Harrison-Phelan home and the Whitfield Holmes house. The auction will feature their contents: an exceptional assemblage of fine early American, Classical, Empire, and Victorian furniture, alongside carefully curated decorative arts. The auction will also include french and other decorative furniture from a 20,000 square foot estate in Collierville, TN. The sale reflects a refined Southern aesthetic offering collectors a true sense of period interiors at their best. Complementing these estates is a significant Tennessee collection, adding breadth and variety across categories to appeal to both seasoned collectors and new buyers alike.

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American School Pastoral Landscape, Oil on Canvas, mid-19th century: Romanticized river valley scene depicting a winding waterway with distant mountains, a church and clustered buildings along the bank, and a foreground path bordered by trees in autumnal palette.

0045: American School Pastoral Landscape, Oil on Canvas, mid-19th century

Est.

$600

$1,200

SOLD

British School Pastoral Landscape with Sheep, Oil on Canvas, 19th century: Atmospheric rural scene depicting a flock of sheep resting and grazing in a windswept landscape, likely inspired by Scottish Highlands subjects. Rendered in a subdued, tonal palette with emphasis on

0046: British School Pastoral Landscape with Sheep, Oil on Canvas, 19th century

Est.

$700

$1,500

SOLD

Whittall “Victoria" Red Carpet Runner: A long and elegant red carpet runner signed by Whittall, identified on the reverse as part of the “Victoria” line, known for its durable construction and refined decorative patterns. The

0047: Whittall “Victoria" Red Carpet Runner

Est.

$400

$800

SOLD

Pennsylvania Cherry Dutch Step-Back Cupboard: A well-proportioned Pennsylvania Dutch step back cupboard in solid cherry, featuring a molded cornice above a glazed upper section with twelve-light doors retaining original wavy glass. The interior

0048: Pennsylvania Cherry Dutch Step-Back Cupboard

Est.

$800

$1,200

SOLD

American Cherry One-Drawer Work Table, 19th Century: American one-drawer work table crafted in cherry, featuring a rectangular two-board top with breadboard-style construction and chamfered corners. The case is fitted with a single drawer and shaped

0049: American Cherry One-Drawer Work Table, 19th Century

Est.

$200

$500

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Continental Giltwood Wall Mirror: Continental Giltwood Wall Mirror, late 19th century, the rectangular frame deeply molded with scrolling acanthus, floral swags, and foliate corner ornament, retaining gilt surface with warm patina,

0050: Continental Giltwood Wall Mirror

Est.

$200

$500

SOLD

American Pine Chest Over Drawers, Southern, Early 19th Century: A well-proportioned early American chest over drawers constructed of richly grained pine, likely originating from the Southern or Mid-Atlantic region, circa 1820–1840. The upper section features a

0051: American Pine Chest Over Drawers, Southern, Early 19th Century

Est.

$500

$1,000

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American Classical Mahogany Sideboard, New York, circa 1840: An American Classical mahogany sideboard, New York, featuring a bold architectural form with a shaped backsplash and projecting ends above a case fitted with three frieze drawers over a pair of

0052: American Classical Mahogany Sideboard, New York, circa 1840

Est.

$800

$1,600

SOLD

Pair of Chinese Ancestor Portraits, Qing Dynasty, Mid-19th Century: A finely executed pair of Chinese ancestor portraits dating to the Qing dynasty, likely mid-19th century, depicting seated dignitaries in formal court attire. Each composition features figures

0053: Pair of Chinese Ancestor Portraits, Qing Dynasty, Mid-19th Century

Est.

$800

$1,500

SOLD

American/New England Mahogany Drop-Leaf Table, Classical Period, circa 1830–1850: American mahogany drop-leaf table, Classical period, circa 1830–1850, the rectangular top with two hinged leaves above a plain frieze, raised on four reeded and ring-turned legs terminating in

0054: American/New England Mahogany Drop-Leaf Table, Classical Period, circa 1830–1850

Est.

$300

$600

SOLD

American Classical Cherry Chest of Drawers: American Classical Cherry Chest of Drawers, second quarter 19th century, the rectangular top above two short and three long drawers with figured fronts, flanked by engaged turned columns with carved

0055: American Classical Cherry Chest of Drawers

Est.

$600

$1,200

SOLD

Large American Federal Style Giltwood Overmantel Mirror: A large American overmantel mirror in the Federal Revival style, featuring a wide, horizontally oriented form with three mirrored panels divided by turned and tapered colonnettes. The richly

0056: Large American Federal Style Giltwood Overmantel Mirror

Est.

$900

$1,200

SOLD

American Classical Carved Mahogany Sofa, New York or Philadelphia, circa 1825–1840: An American Classical carved mahogany sofa, New York or Philadelphia, featuring boldly scrolled arms terminating in richly carved volutes, above a continuous upholstered seat and shaped back. The

0057: American Classical Carved Mahogany Sofa, New York or Philadelphia, circa 1825–1840

Est.

$1,000

$3,000

SOLD

19th Century Gilt Brass Solar Lamp, Electrified: Gilt brass solar lamp, originally oil-burning and later electrified, fitted with a frosted and acid-etched glass shade above a prism-hung collar with faceted crystal drops, raised on a turned

0058: 19th Century Gilt Brass Solar Lamp, Electrified

Est.

$300

$500

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English Inlaid Mahogany Bookcase, first quarter 19th century: A mahogany desk bookcase in two parts, the upper section opening to a fitted interior with small drawers and pigeonholes above three long graduated drawers, the cylinder inlaid with stylized

0059: English Inlaid Mahogany Bookcase, first quarter 19th century

Est.

$600

$1,200

SOLD

Tiffany Studios Favrile Glass Floriform Vase with Bronze Base: Tiffany Studios Favrile Glass Floriform Vase with Bronze Base, early 20th century, the iridescent pulled-feather glass body of elongated trumpet form with ruffled rim, shading from green to amber and

0060: Tiffany Studios Favrile Glass Floriform Vase with Bronze Base

Est.

$2,500

$5,000

SOLD

American Classical Mahogany Work Table, New York, c. 1825–1840, school of Duncan Phyfe: A finely crafted American Classical work table, school of Duncan Phyfe, in figured mahogany, the rectangular top with drop leaves opening to a fitted interior drawer with compartments and writing

0061: American Classical Mahogany Work Table, New York, c. 1825–1840, school of Duncan Phyfe

Est.

$900

$2,800

SOLD

Chinese Export Lacquered Sewing Table with Gilt Decoration and Silk Work Bag: Chinese export black lacquered sewing table, likely Canton, mid 19th century, of rectangular form with shaped edges and hinged lid opening to a fitted interior with compartments, lidded boxes, and

0062: Chinese Export Lacquered Sewing Table with Gilt Decoration and Silk Work Bag

Est.

$1,200

$1,600

SOLD

Fine Persian Kashan Carpet, Signed: A finely woven Persian Kashan carpet featuring a richly detailed central medallion set within an intricate field of scrolling vines, stylized florals, and repeating boteh and vase motifs. The deep

0063: Fine Persian Kashan Carpet, Signed

Est.

$1,200

$2,000

SOLD

Monumental French Aubusson-Style Rug: An exceptional hand-woven French Aubusson-style carpet of monumental size, measuring an impressive 18 feet by 12 feet (216 in. x 144 in.). The carpet features a soft golden-beige field intricately

0063A: Monumental French Aubusson-Style Rug

Est.

$3,000

$4,000

SOLD

American Cherry Four-Poster Tester Bed, 19th Century: American four-poster tester bed crafted in warm cherry, featuring boldly turned posts rising to a full tester frame with molded cornice. The headboard is formed with a shaped crest rail flanked by

0064: American Cherry Four-Poster Tester Bed, 19th Century

Est.

$800

$2,000

SOLD

After Pablo Picasso (Spanish, 1881–1973), La Petite Nu, Color Lithograph: A framed color lithograph after Pablo Picasso depicting a reclining female nude in a simplified, expressive line characteristic of the artist’s later figurative style. The composition is presented

0066: After Pablo Picasso (Spanish, 1881–1973), La Petite Nu, Color Lithograph

Est.

$300

$1,000

SOLD

Pennsylvania Federal Figured Cherry Butler’s Desk / Chest, Early 19th Century: Fine Federal-period butler’s desk in richly figured cherry, likely Pennsylvania origin, retaining strong regional characteristics including turned and reeded front columns, compressed bun feet, and

0067: Pennsylvania Federal Figured Cherry Butler’s Desk / Chest, Early 19th Century

Est.

$1,200

$1,800

SOLD

Large English Gentleman Portrait, Oil on Canvas, Mawson, Swan & Morgan Label Verso: A commanding oil on canvas portrait depicting a well-dressed gentleman in aristocratic attire, rendered in the English colonial taste of the 18th century. The sitter is shown three-quarter length,

0068: Large English Gentleman Portrait, Oil on Canvas, Mawson, Swan & Morgan Label Verso

Est.

$900

$1,800

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