March Fine Art & Antiques Auction

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Hatfield, PA, United States

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March Fine Art & Antiques Auction

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Session I-
March 3 at 1 pm EST
Historical Ephemera, Jewelry & Sculpture
Lots 1-260
4 pm EST
Fine Art
Lots 261-439

Session II
Decorative Accessories, Textiles, Furniture, & Rugs.
March 4 at 9am EST
Lots 440-911

Auction Description:
Session I:
EPHEMERA-Collection of 19th C. Colored Folio Plates of Native Americans including Several Chiefs; G. Clemenceau Seal and Signed Photo; Grace Kelly Signed Photo; 19th C. Photography including daguerreotypes, tintypes, CDVs and Gelatins; Civil War Saddle Bags and Correspondence; 18th C. Land Indentures and Ship Insurance Policies; Book of Pennsylvania German Scherenschnitte; 18th & 19th C. Broadsides and Receipts related to Panama Canal, Ice Cream Soda, Groceries, Hotel and Mail; 19th C. Carriers Addresses; 19th C. Sheet Music; Stevengraph, 19th C. Sample/Advertising Needle Case; 19th C.
SILVER PLATED FIGURAL NAPKIN RINGS-Collection of over 60 lots including children, cherubs, dogs, birds, squirrels, elephants, lions, knights, soldiers, foliage, some with shakers.
JEWELRY-Diamonds including Engagement, Anniversary and Dinner Rings, including 7.22ct. Solitaire w/.75ct.TW Baguettes in Plat and 14K setting, Heart and other Pendants, Bracelets and Bangles; Victorian Bloodstone Bracelet; Gold including Necklaces, Bracelets, Bangles, Brooches, Earrings (some Tiffany), Charm Bracelets; Mens and Ladies Wrist and Pocket Watches, including an 18K Key Wind, Peytieu, and Hamilton Diamond; Dia. and Sapphire Cross; Ruby and Dia. Brooch; Sapphire Bracelet; Pearls including Bracelet, Brooches, Necklace and Earrings; G. Jensen brooch; Rings including Emerald, Star Sapphire, Jade, Tourmaline, Smoky Quartz, Onyx and Multi-Stone, many with Diamond Accents.
FINE ART-W.T.Richards, E.Child, J.Pearson,Jr., H.Dahl, B.H.Tyler, C.H.Hargens, R.Overpeck, F.Pomeroy, B.Crane, E.Detaille(2), B.Azambre, V.Akers, G.W.Sotter, F.D.Briscoe(2), W.E.Baum(9), L.Icart, A.Gisson(2), W.Ward,Jr. F.F.English(2), C.H.Shearer(2), W.I.Mattern, P.Max, P.Torretti, M.T.Mason(2), A.Meltzer, A.P.Martino(2), A.Autorino(4), J.G.Brown, J.Meierhans(4), L.Stone, H.W.Taylor, E.Troye, C.A Ricciardi(3), C.Lombardi, G.E.Essig, C.Weber, E.J.Neusch(3), E.A.Trego, B.M.Boyer, J.Levine, W.Baziotes, W.Kuhn, L.R.Ney, H.Bacon, A.Rosenthal, C.Buergerniss, D.Burliuk, D.Edzard, A.K.Stoddard, Jos.Newman, J.Barrett, M.Miller, H.Hyde, S.Schary, J.F.Carlson, H.Finster, H.Howard(9), M.Blackburn(2), H.Speed, A.L.Gaul(2), F.Pal, B.F.Perkins, 19thC. Portraits; 19thC. Miniatures on Ivory; Sculpture-Bronzes-Figural and Animal-by Barye, Chiurazzi, Brull, etc., Marble Busts.

Session II:
FLOW BLUE COLLECTION-100 pieces of Cashmere including many rare items: punch bowl, pedestal cake plate, large mug, pedestal base compote, covered vegetable, soup tureen w/under tray teapots, sugars and creamers, platters, cups & saucers, plates & bowls, soup plates, cake plate; also Pelew-coffeepot, creamer & sugar & waste bowl.
NATIVE AMERICAN COLLECTION-Navaho Rugs including Two Grey Hills, Wide Ruins, Yei; Pottery including Santa Clara, Jamez and San Ildefonso redware and blackware; Baskets including squaw hat baskets, North West footed basket; Jewelry including S.S. squash blossom necklace, concha belt, cuff bracelets; Extremely Rare Infant Moccasins.
DECORATIVE ARTS-Porcelain including Royal Vienna portrait vase and plates, Rosenthal, B & G, Frankenthal, Sevres porcelain box, Royal Worcester, Meissen-figurines and hollowware, Amphora; Mettlach steins-figural and character; Imari; Canton; Rose Medallion; Flasks; Collection of tiles including-Delft, Moravian, Maiolica; Art Glass including Tiffany, Hawkes, Orrefors, Galle cameo, Steuben, silver overlay; Longwy charger; Cobalt Glass; Russian Icons; Snuff Boxes; Historical Transferware; Napoleonic Urns; Moorcroft Pottery; Redware and Slipware including Adam & Eve Charger; Tramp Art; Folk Art; Odd Fellows Ax.
SILVER-Figural carved ivory tankard w/silver mounts; sterling silver tea services including Tiffany & Co., New York 1864 Sportsman’s Club trophy to R.B. Roosevelt for fly casting; silver trays; Gorham footed bowl; candlesticks, water pitcher; coffee and tea services by Bailey, Banks & Biddle, Gorham, Reed & Barton; Flatware including Gorham, Stieff Repousse’; card case w/eagle in relief; J.E. Caldwell trays.
PAIRPOINT LAMP COLLECTION-14 pcs., Table and Boudoir, including lotus, roses, poppy, grape, papillon, albernal, San Reno and scenic.
TEXTILES-Quilts including appliqué and patchwork, star, tulips, Dbl.Irish chain, floral; Coverlets including York, Trexlertown and Allentown; 1839 Sampler; Embroidered Picture; Pictorial Rugs w/animals.
FURNITURE-5 tall case clocks including Nicholas Weylandt-Amsterdam 12-tune musical movement and inlaid case, Jacob Hage-8 day movement in a cherry Hepplewhite case, mahogany 8 day Waterbury clock #58, Jaques–German, mahogany case, wag on the wall schoolhouse w/ptd. case; 5 corner cupboards including Lehigh Valley corner cupboard w/ogee bracket feet-salmon over red finish, pine 12-lite 2pc.pine, 1 pc. blind door, Chippendale style mixed wood w/12-lite top; Hepplewhite & Chippendale Pembroke and game tables; PA Sheraton cherry high chest and cherry and bird’s-eye maple chest of drawers; Chippendale walnut ¾ chest, Chippendale style walnut highboy and chairs-sets of 8 and 6; Windsor chairs including Philadelphia low back, continuous arm and birdcage; pair of knife blade andirons; 2 #12 Enterprise coffee mills; Federal dressing and sewing stands; gilt convex mirror with ebonized carved eagle; Empire marble top mahogany sideboard w/carved backsplash; work tables; dec. plank seat chairs; English Welsh cupboard base; Regina disc player w/changer in a mahogany bow front case; Sheraton cherry chest; French vitrine; Bench made Hepplewhite style w/line and bell flower inlay breakfront, sideboard, ext. table, games table, and dining chairs; Arts & Crafts furniture including Limbert-settees, arm chairs and rockers, servers, plant stand, and parlor tables; elk antler chandeliers, antler table lamps, sconces and desk sets; Trade sign-Japaning and laquering; Organ lamps; gilt prick sticks; Clock sets–bronze and marble-Figural, garniture; French swinger.
RUGS-Gorevan, Kerman, Hamadon room size and runners.

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Two Flow Blue Plates – Cashmere.: Two rare flow blue plates having scalloped edges, Cashmere pattern, manufactured by Ridgway & Morley, Staffordshire, England, 1842 to 1845, 7"dia. Condition: no defects observed.

0488: Two Flow Blue Plates – Cashmere.Est. $250-$350

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Two Flow Blue Plates – Cashmere.: Two flow blue plates having scalloped edges, Cashmere pattern, manufactured by Ridgway & Morley, Staffordshire, England, 1842 to 1845, 9"dia. Condition: no defects observed.

0489: Two Flow Blue Plates – Cashmere.Est. $250-$350

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Flow Blue Handleless Cup and Saucer – Ca: Flow blue handleless coffee cup and saucer, Cashmere pattern, manufactured by Ridgway & Morley, Staffordshire, England, 1842 to 1845, cup 4 ½"dia., 2 ½"t., saucer 6 ¼"dia. Condition: no defects

0490: Flow Blue Handleless Cup and Saucer – CaEst. $200-$300

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Flow Blue Handleless Cups – Cashmere.: Two flow blue handleless teacups, Cashmere pattern, manufactured by Ridgway & Morley, Staffordshire, England, 1842 to 1845, 4"dia., 2 ¼"t. Condition: no defects observed.

0491: Flow Blue Handleless Cups – Cashmere.Est. $150-$250Lot Passed

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Flow Blue Handleless Teacup and Saucer –: Flow blue teacup and saucer, round form, no handle, Cashmere pattern, manufactured by Ridgway & Morley, Staffordshire, England, 1842 to 1845, cup 4"dia., 2 ½"t., saucer 5 7/8"dia. Condition:

0492: Flow Blue Handleless Teacup and Saucer –Est. $100-$200

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Flow Blue Coffeepot – Pelew.: Flow blue paneled coffeepot, heavy flow, Pelew pattern, maker's mark on underside, manufactured by Edward Challinor, Tunstall, Staffordshire, England, mark used 1842 to 1867, this piece is from the

0493: Flow Blue Coffeepot – Pelew.Est. $400-$600Lot Passed

Flow Blue Creamer and Sugar Bowl – Pelew: Flow blue paneled creamer and sugar bowl, heavy flow, Pelew pattern, maker's marks on undersides, manufactured by Edward Challinor, Tunstall, Staffordshire, England, mark used 1842 to 1867, these

0494: Flow Blue Creamer and Sugar Bowl – PelewEst. $250-$400Lot Passed

Flow Blue Waste Bowl – Pelew.: Flow blue paneled footed waste bowl, heavy flow, Pelew pattern, maker's mark on underside, manufactured by Edward Challinor, Tunstall, Staffordshire, England, mark used 1842 to 1867, this piece is

0495: Flow Blue Waste Bowl – Pelew.Est. $150-$250Lot Passed

Flow Blue Cups and Saucers – Pelew.: Grouping of three paneled cup and saucer sets, two cups having straight sides, one with flared rim and footed base, heavy flow, Pelew pattern, maker's marks on undersides, manufactured by Edward

0496: Flow Blue Cups and Saucers – Pelew.Est. $250-$400Lot Passed

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Native American Rug.: Navaho rug, Yei weaving, eight figures done in red, orange, turquoise black and white on gray/beige ground, hand stitched, early 20th Century, 89 ½"l., 58 5/8"w. Condition: no defects observed.

0497: Native American Rug.Est. $3,000-$5,000

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Native American Rug.: Classic Navaho chief's blanket, diamond "eye dazzler" pattern, woven in traditional colors of black, buff, red and white, hand stitched, late 19th or early 20th Century, 66"l., 44"w. Condition: one

0498: Native American Rug.Est. $2,500-$3,000Lot Passed

Native American Rug.: Classic Navaho "Two Gray Hills" pattern, geometric designs in multi-colored shades, star border, hand woven and hand knotted, circa 1950s, 111"l., 67"w. Condition: overall very good, with a few

0499: Native American Rug.Est. $1,800-$2,000Lot Passed

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Native American Rug.: Navaho rug, "wide ruins" or "Germantown" design, done in red, white and black on buff ground, commercial dyes, hand stitched, circa 1920s, 50 3/8"l., 29"w. Condition: no defects observed.

0500: Native American Rug.Est. $1,500-$2,000

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Native American Rug.: Navaho rug, Ganado style, woven in black, buff, red and white, hand stitched, circa 1930s, 89"l., 55 ½"w. Condition: overall good, some fraying on edge stitching, two small (1") holes.

0501: Native American Rug.Est. $800-$1,000Lot Passed

Native American Rug.: Navaho rug, Yei weaving, two figures done in turquoise, gray, red, black and white on buff ground, hand stitched, early 20th Century, 36 ½"l., 27"w. Condition: some bleeding of the black and some

0502: Native American Rug.Est. $500-$600Lot Passed

Native American Rug.: Navaho Yei weaving, four figures woven in black, red, gray and moss green on white ground, hand stitched, early 20th Century, 52 ½"l., 29 ½"w. Condition: overall very good, with minor wear to

0503: Native American Rug.Est. $450-$550Lot Passed

Native American Infant Moccasins.: Extremely rare Native American infant's moccasins having stitched decoration in red and purple, burgundy binding, detailed provenance indicates they were made in 1915 by a Pottawatamee squaw, never

0504: Native American Infant Moccasins.Est. $450-$500Lot Passed

Native American Hat Basket.: Native American hat basket having stepped motif in dark brown with horizontal dividing bands, tightly woven, Karok, Klamath River area of California, circa 1920, 7"dia., 3"t. Condition: no defects

0505: Native American Hat Basket.Est. $600-$700Lot Passed

Native American Footed Basket.: A Native American footed basket, chalice form, tightly woven in bands of light and dark brown, thought to be Northwest Coast, likely Nootka Makah, early 1900s, 8"t., 6"dia. Condition: scattered

0506: Native American Footed Basket.Est. $500-$700Lot Passed

Native American Hat Basket.: Native American hat basket having geometric decoration in dark brown, concentric lines dividing the design, tightly woven, Hupa, circa 1900, 6 ½"dia., 4"t. Condition: good, with minor break at rim,

0507: Native American Hat Basket.Est. $150-$300Lot Passed

Grouping of Miniature Horsehair Baskets: Grouping of coiled horsehair items, comprised of eight baskets, one with lid, and seven trays, basket sizes range from 1 ¼" to 2 ¼", trays from 7/8" to 1 3/8". Condition: no defects observed.

0508: Grouping of Miniature Horsehair BasketsEst. $100-$200Lot Passed

Native American Sterling Silver Concha B: Native American hammered sterling silver and leather Navajo old pawn concha belt having 10 turquoise cabochons bezel set in 10 sterling silver medallions, 2 turquoise cabochons set in buckle,

0509: Native American Sterling Silver Concha BEst. $400-$600Lot Passed

Native American Sterling Silver Cuff Bra: Sterling silver Zuni cluster cuff bracelets, set with 75 pear and round turquoise cabochons in a sunburst design, hammered silver, early 20th Century, 75mm x 70mm, 68.4 grams. Condition: no defects

0510: Native American Sterling Silver Cuff BraEst. $450-$550Lot Passed

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Native American Sterling Silver Cuff Bra: Sterling silver Zuni cuff bracelet in form of winged figure, set with onyx, mother of pearl, turquoise and coral, 67mm x 65mm, 74.2 grams. Condition: no defects observed.

0511: Native American Sterling Silver Cuff BraEst. $350-$450

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March 2, 2-7 pm; March 3, 10am-7pm; March 4, 7am-9am (All EST)
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1. A buyer’s premium of 15% of the hammer price shall be added to each purchase to reach the total sales price. For buyers using the online bidding service, a buyer’s premium of 17.5% shall be added to each purchase to reach the total sales price.

2. The total sales price is subject to applicable sales tax. PA residents will pay 6% unless a tax exempt form is on file.

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FOR PAINTINGS: Authorship: Name of Artist- Indicates that the work, in our best judgment, is by the named artist. Only these works are covered by our 10-day guarantee. Attributed to*- In our best judgment, the work may be by the artist. Circle of*- In our best judgment, a work of the period of the artist and closely related to the artist’s style. School of*- In our best judgment, a work by a pupil or follower of the artist After*- In our best judgment, a copy of the known work of the artist. * NOTE: There is no guarantee the work is by the named artist Signature- The signature, inscriptions and dates are transcribed in print as they appear and are located as follows: SLL: Signed Lower Left, SLR: Signed Lower Right, SUL: Signed Upper Left, SUR: Signed Upper Right, SLC: Signed Lower Center, SUC: Signed Upper Center. If we state signed, in our opinion, the signature is of the named artist. If we state bears signature, in our opinion, the signature might be that of the artist, but we make no guarantee that the work is by the named artist. Measurements are given height before width.
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