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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Napoleon Empire Style Gilt Overmantel Mirror: French Napoleon period overmantel mirror in the Empire taste, the rectangular frame richly decorated with applied composition ornament including classical urns, floral swags, and rosettes, retaining

0133: Napoleon Empire Style Gilt Overmantel Mirror

Est.

$600

$1,000

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American Classical Mahogany Drop-Leaf Dining Table: A well-proportioned American Classical period mahogany drop-leaf dining table, early 19th century, featuring a rectangular top with rounded drop leaves supported by gateleg action, the frieze plain

0134: American Classical Mahogany Drop-Leaf Dining Table

Est.

$800

$1,200

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Set of Seven American Empire Dining Chairs: A cohesive set of seven American Empire dining chairs, mid-19th century, crafted in mahogany with classic shield-form backs and shaped crest rails. Each chair features a carved and shaped splat,

0135: Set of Seven American Empire Dining Chairs

Est.

$400

$1,000

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Pair of Chinese Pottery Vessels, Han Dynasty (206 B.C.–220 A.D.): A compelling pair of Chinese earthenware vessels attributed to the Han dynasty, comprising a baluster-form vase with flared neck and applied ring handles, and a compressed globular jar with short

0136: Pair of Chinese Pottery Vessels, Han Dynasty (206 B.C.–220 A.D.)

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$500

$1,500

SOLD

Mitchell & Rammelsberg Stamped Victorian Marble Top Dresser with Mirror: A fine American Victorian dresser by the respected Cincinnati firm Mitchell & Rammelsberg, retaining its original stamped marking to the reverse. The case is crafted in richly figured walnut. The

0137: Mitchell & Rammelsberg Stamped Victorian Marble Top Dresser with Mirror

Est.

$600

$1,200

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Early American Drop-Leaf Table, likely Southern, Late 18th/early 19th century: A well-proportioned Early American drop-leaf table crafted in solid hardwood, featuring a rectangular top with two hinged leaves supported by swing-out gate legs. The table rests on turned legs with

0138: Early American Drop-Leaf Table, likely Southern, Late 18th/early 19th century

Est.

$300

$800

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Reverse Painted Eglomisé Glass “Connubial Happiness" after Hinton, 1808: Early 19th century English school reverse painting on glass depicting a refined domestic parlor scene with a seated gentleman, lady at keyboard, and child attendant. The composition titled

0139: Reverse Painted Eglomisé Glass “Connubial Happiness" after Hinton, 1808

Est.

$500

$800

SOLD

American Federal Cherry Chest of Drawers, early 19th century: American Federal Cherry Chest of Drawers, early 19th century with rectangular top over two short and three long graduated drawers, fitted with brass bail pulls and keyhole escutcheons, the case

0140: American Federal Cherry Chest of Drawers, early 19th century

Est.

$500

$900

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Chinese Tang Dynasty Pottery Horse and Rider Figure (618–907): A Chinese pottery equestrian figure attributed to the Tang dynasty, modeled as a caparisoned horse standing foursquare on an integral base and bearing a mounted rider. The figure is sensitively

0141: Chinese Tang Dynasty Pottery Horse and Rider Figure (618–907)

Est.

$1,200

$3,000

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American Sheraton Cherry Two-Drawer Stand with Block Legs: American Sheraton cherry two-drawer stand, likely New York, early 19th century, the rectangular top over two graduated drawers with figured cherry fronts, retaining wooden pulls, the case with

0142: American Sheraton Cherry Two-Drawer Stand with Block Legs

Est.

$400

$700

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American Brilliant Period Cut Glass Bowl with Gilt Metal Stand: Fine American Brilliant Period cut glass bowl, late 19th to early 20th century, executed with dense and highly skilled hand-cut decoration including hobstars, pinwheels, crosshatching, and intricate

0143: American Brilliant Period Cut Glass Bowl with Gilt Metal Stand

Est.

$300

$600

SOLD

American Brilliant Period Cut Glass Bowl with Gilt Metal Stand: American Brilliant Period cut glass bowl, late 19th to early 20th century, exhibiting finely executed hand-cut decoration with dense geometric patterning including hobstars, fans, crosshatching, and

0144: American Brilliant Period Cut Glass Bowl with Gilt Metal Stand

Est.

$200

$400

SOLD

American Empire Mahogany Sideboard: American Empire period mahogany sideboard, mid-19th century, of substantial rectangular form with shaped backsplash flanked by turned columnar supports, above a case fitted with a long frieze drawer

0145: American Empire Mahogany Sideboard

Est.

$400

$800

SOLD

Monumental Cast Iron Figural Garden Statuary: A monumental cast iron figural garden group depicting three classically draped female figures arranged in the round, each supporting a large circular basin above their heads. The composition is

0146: Monumental Cast Iron Figural Garden Statuary

Est.

$1,500

$3,000

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Brilliant Cut Glass Bowl in Pinwheel Pattern: A finely executed brilliant cut glass bowl featuring an elaborate pinwheel pattern radiating from a central starburst medallion. The surface is richly adorned with deeply cut geometric motifs,

0147: Brilliant Cut Glass Bowl in Pinwheel Pattern

Est.

$150

$400

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American Walnut Pie Safe with Punched Tin Panels: Mid-19th century American walnut pie safe, the rectangular top above two short drawers over a double-door cupboard fitted with punched tin panels for ventilation, opening to a shelved interior, the

0149: American Walnut Pie Safe with Punched Tin Panels

Est.

$400

$700

SOLD

Pair of English School Seasonal Prints “April" and “July," After Bartolozzi and Hamilton: A pair of oval-form figural prints depicting pastoral seasonal scenes titled “April” and “July,” after designs by W. Hamilton, R.A., and engraved by F. Bartolozzi, R.A., each with

0150: Pair of English School Seasonal Prints “April" and “July," After Bartolozzi and Hamilton

Est.

$150

$400

SOLD

Monumental Renaissance Revival Marble-Top Sideboard: Monumental Renaissance Revival carved mahogany sideboard, late 19th century, featuring a dramatic black marble top with bold ochre veining above a richly ornamented case. The frieze with applied

0151: Monumental Renaissance Revival Marble-Top Sideboard

Est.

$1,500

$2,500

SOLD

Bronze Sculpture of Polo Player on Horseback: Dynamic bronze sculpture depicting a polo player in full swing atop a galloping horse, the rider dramatically extended with mallet raised, conveying motion and athletic tension. Well-modeled

0152: Bronze Sculpture of Polo Player on Horseback

Est.

$300

$500

SOLD

Bronze Figural Sculpture of Huntsman with Hound: Naturalistic bronze sculpture depicting a huntsman in period sporting attire, shown striding forward with leash in hand and accompanied by a tracking hound. The figure is finely modeled with

0153: Bronze Figural Sculpture of Huntsman with Hound

Est.

$300

$500

SOLD

American Federal One-Drawer Work Table, Early 19th Century: American Federal one-drawer work table, early 19th century, crafted in warm-toned hardwood with a rectangular top above a single frieze drawer fitted with a turned wooden pull. The case is supported

0154: American Federal One-Drawer Work Table, Early 19th Century

Est.

$300

$600

SOLD

Victorian Carved Walnut High Back Bed, Riverview Plantation, Columbus, MS: Richly carved Victorian high back bed of monumental scale, crafted in walnut and retaining a warm, lustrous finish. The towering headboard features an elaborate pierced and molded crest with

0155: Victorian Carved Walnut High Back Bed, Riverview Plantation, Columbus, MS

Est.

$800

$2,000

SOLD

Renaissance Revival Carved Wardrobe with Mirror Door: Renaissance Revival carved wardrobe, late 19th century, featuring a molded and carved cornice with scrolling foliate ornament centered by a cartouche, above a single mirrored door flanked by engaged

0156: Renaissance Revival Carved Wardrobe with Mirror Door

Est.

$300

$600

SOLD

Louis Philippe Style Burlwood Veneered Bedstead with Inlay: Mid-19th century Louis Philippe style bedstead, likely French, executed in richly figured burlwood veneer with ebonized moldings and shaped rails. The headboard features a serpentine crest with

0157: Louis Philippe Style Burlwood Veneered Bedstead with Inlay

Est.

$600

$800

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