Period Furniture, Fine Art & Accessories Sale 2014-04-26 Auction - 577 Price Results - Pook & Pook, Inc. in PA - Page 5
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Russian silver and oil on panel icon of Christ,Florence Starr Taylor (American 1904-1991), eigIronstone State in Schuylkill centerpiece bowl,
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Downingtown, PA, United States
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Period Furniture, Fine Art & Accessories Sale

Pook & Pook kicks off spring with a 2-day 2-catalogue sale! On April 25th, Pook & Pook, Inc. is selling the Estate of Marion and Donald Woelbing of Franklin, Wisconsin. The collection includes a wonderful assortment of Pilgrim Century, William & Mary and Queen Anne furniture, portraits, weathervanes, pewter, Swedish and Norwegian antiques, etc. The Friday session continues with fine Chinese porcelains from a New York gentleman, fine art from a Pennsylvania collection, folk art and pottery from a New York collection, and paintings from a Pennsylvania educational institution. Highlights include a watercolor portraits by Henry Walton, Tiffany and Handel lamps, Shenandoah Valley, Virginia pottery, a George Ohr puzzle jug, a painted kas, several painted dower chests, and a large burl bowl and approximately 100 lots of Chinese porcelains. Many well known artists? works will be sold on Friday. These include Andrew Wyeth collotypes, Ben Austrian, Walter Baum, George Sotter, John Folinsbee, Antonio Jacobsen, Barclay Rubincam, Eric Sloan, and many others. Of interest is a Pablo Picasso ceramic tete au masque plate stamped ?Madoura?. Saturday begins with outstanding pieces from the estate of Marie Schwarz of Philadelphia. A selection of autographed ephemera are the next items offered on Saturday. These include letters signed by Benjamin Franklin and Benedict Arnold. Other interesting lots are Anthony Wayne?s account book for his tannery business in Chester County, Pennsylvania, and a George Washington signed military appointment from 1795. The sale continues with a wide array of furniture, porcelains, folk art, and portraits from various estates. The final section of the auction comes from The People?s Place in Intercourse, Pennsylvania. Included are dioramas by Aaron K. Zook, furniture by Henry Lapp, bookplates by Barbara Ebersole, and Amish clothing, quilts, samplers, dolls, etc. Questions: email info@pookandpook.com or call (610)269-4040.
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Benjamin Franklin signed letter as United States: Benjamin Franklin signed letter as United States minister to France, dated 1784, regarding the authenticity of letters from Hugh Hill presented to Franklin by his grand nephew, Johnathan Williams
0535: Benjamin Franklin signed letter as United StatesEst. $5,000-$10,000
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Benedict Arnold signed letter, dated Philadelph: Benedict Arnold signed letter, dated Philadelphia June 8th, 1780, to David Claypoole, the Philadelphia printer, I expect to go out of town tomorrow and in my absence General Washington will send you
0536: Benedict Arnold signed letter, dated PhiladelphEst. $8,000-$12,000
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Anthony Wayne account book of his tannery busin: Anthony Wayne account book of his tannery business in Chester County, Pennsylvania from May 6th, 1774 to April 5th, 1783, 119 pages with forty-five in Wayne's hand, including his signature six times,
0537: Anthony Wayne account book of his tannery businEst. $4,000-$8,000
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George Washington signed military appointment, d: George Washington signed military appointment, dated 27th August 1795, for Campbell Smith to Lieutenant in the Fourth Sub Legion, countersigned by Timothy Pickering, Secretary of War, 18 1/2'' x 15
0544: George Washington signed military appointment, dEst. $6,000-$8,000
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New England Federal birch tall case clock, ca. 1: New England Federal birch tall case clock, ca. 1810, with an eight-day works and a Roxbury case, 88'' h.
0547: New England Federal birch tall case clock, ca. 1Est. $2,000-$4,000
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Attributed to James Ward (British 1769-1859), o: Attributed to James Ward (British 1769-1859), oil on canvas portrait of young woman, identified verso as Mrs. M. M. Preston, with an early inscription on the frame Painted by James Ward, 13 3/4'' x
0548: Attributed to James Ward (British 1769-1859), oEst. $1,000-$2,000
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Oil on panel coaching scene, 19th c., depicting: Oil on panel coaching scene, 19th c., depicting figures riding the Lancaster to Carlisle coach, 24 1/2'' x 50''.
0549: Oil on panel coaching scene, 19th c., depictingEst. $1,000-$1,500
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New England painted pine stepback cupboard, ca.: New England painted pine stepback cupboard, ca. 1800, with an open top, retaining an old red surface, 70 1/2'' h., 48'' w.
0550: New England painted pine stepback cupboard, ca.Est. $2,000-$3,000
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