New Orleans Auction, St. Charles Gallery, Inc.

Spring Estate Auction

626: T'ang Dynasty-Style Polychromed Pottery Figure

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New Orleans, LA, United States

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Spring Estate Auction

New Orleans Auction, St. Charles Gallery, Inc.

Featuring Property From: The New Orleans Museum of Art to Benefit the Museum's Katrina Recovery Fund;
The Estate of Marcia and Paul Grubb, Tyler, Texas;
A Collection of Important American Rococo Revival Furniture, A Midwestern Collector; and
Contents from the Historic Arts and Crafts Centanni Mansion, New Orleans, Louisiana.

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Group of Five Brass Items: Group of Five Brass Items, consisting of a French provincial brass oblong applique with adjustable shade in the late 18th-century style, an English provincial oblong brass paper holder/box, a

0182: Group of Five Brass ItemsEst.

$50

$100

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French Provincial Hanging Wrought-Iron Pot Rack: Large French Provincial Hanging Wrought-Iron Eight-Hook Pot Rack, of crown form, the finial a bronze-patinated cast-iron fleur-de-lis, h. 34", w. 24".

0183: French Provincial Hanging Wrought-Iron Pot RackEst.

$75

$125

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French Provincial Five-Tier Metal Plate Stand: French Provincial Five-Tier Tripodal Metal Plate Stand, the flaring stand supporting incurvate, triangular, graduated stands, all painted black, h. 59", w. 7", d. 7".

0184: French Provincial Five-Tier Metal Plate StandEst.

$40

$80

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Group of Three Brass Items: Group of Three Brass Items, consisting of a Continental brass circular cooking pot with wrought-iron swing handle, third quarter 19th century, h. 4", a French Provincial brass long-handled dipper of

0185: Group of Three Brass ItemsEst.

$40

$80

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Continental Five-Tier Folding Baker's Rack: Continental Iron and Brass-Mounted Five-Tier Folding Baker's Rack, the bracketed ends of scrolled design and painted in a distressed celadon surface, h. 71-1/2", w. 22", d. 14".

0186: Continental Five-Tier Folding Baker's RackEst.

$100

$200

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Barclay, Ross and Tough, Aberdeen Mangle: Rare Barclay, Ross and Tough, Aberdeen Cast-Iron Mangle, late 19th century, the ends featuring a maiden in an oval plaque, the end fitted with a large geared wheel and crank to activate the large

0187: Barclay, Ross and Tough, Aberdeen MangleEst.

$350

$500

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French Provincial Elliptical Dough Bowl: Large French Provincial Elliptical Round-Bottom Dough Bowl, third quarter 19th century, h. 6-1/2", w. 27".

0188: French Provincial Elliptical Dough BowlEst.

$60

$90

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French Provincial Two-Handled Fruit Bowl: French Provincial Two-Handled Fruit Bowl, first quarter 20th century, the present waxed finish later, dia. 13".

0189: French Provincial Two-Handled Fruit BowlEst.

$40

$800

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George III-Style Brass Fire Fender: George III-Style Brass Fire Fender, c. 1900, the triple-tiered brass rails joined to balusters with ring-decorated spheres at each junction, h. 11", w. 54-1/2", d. 14".

0190: George III-Style Brass Fire FenderEst.

$300

$500

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Rare Continental Cast-Iron Firebox Back Plate: Rare Continental Cast-Iron Firebox Back Plate, early 19th century, the triple arched top featuring a pineapple in the center above a majestic lion with flowers on each side, h. 32", w. 30-1/2".

0191: Rare Continental Cast-Iron Firebox Back PlateEst.

$300

$500

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French Provincial Iron-Bound Wood Buckets: Pair of Cylindrical French Provincial Iron-Bound Wooden Buckets, second quarter 19th century, each fitted with a wrought-iron swing handle of inverted V-form, h. 12".

0193: French Provincial Iron-Bound Wood BucketsEst.

$75

$150

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Provincial Pine Grain Bucket: Provincial Black-Painted Sheet-Iron-Bound and -Handled Pine Grain Bucket, of inverted, truncated pyramidal form, first quarter 20th century, the handle mounted to swing, h. 16".

0194: Provincial Pine Grain BucketEst.

$25

$50

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French Provincial Fruitwood Armoire: French Provincial Fruitwood Armoire, mid-19th century, fitted with two long paneled doors, the scalloped apron raised on short cabriole feet, the cornice lacking, h. 81", w. 53", d. 23".

0195: French Provincial Fruitwood ArmoireEst.

$1,400

$1,800

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Louis Philippe Carved Mahogany Settee: Louis Philippe Carved Mahogany Canapé-en-Corbeille, in the rococo taste, second quarter 19th century, in yellow damask upholstery with loose cushion, h. 36-1/4", w. 75-1/2".

0196: Louis Philippe Carved Mahogany SetteeEst.

$500

$800

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Large Continental Oval Mirror: Large Continental Oval Bronze-Finished, Reticulated, Cast-Iron Looking Glass, in the rococo style, third quarter 19th century, the cresting modeled as a winged putto bust flanked by two tulip blooms,

0197: Large Continental Oval MirrorEst.

$75

$125

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French Provincial Fruitwood Breakfast Table: French Provincial Fruitwood Draw-Leaf Breakfast Table, in the Louis XV table, the serpentine, square top concealing identical draw leaves to two sides, with parquetry-inlaid panels, the scalloped,

0198: French Provincial Fruitwood Breakfast TableEst.

$300

$500

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French Provincial-Style Occasional Table: French Provincial-Style Polychromed and Naturalistic Branch Occasional Table, the octagonal top banded with a hand-painted floral and avian frieze, supported by three hand-hewn logs joined by knotty

0199: French Provincial-Style Occasional TableEst.

$50

$100

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French Provincial Brass Footed Beer Tankard: Large French Provincial Brass Footed Beer Tankard, in the 18th-century style, c. 1900, h. 11".

0200: French Provincial Brass Footed Beer TankardEst.

$20

$40

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Group of Five Brass Items: Group of Five Brass Items, consisting of a Continental provincial two-light punched brass sconce in the late 18th-century style, an English hooded brass and silvered brass candlestick lamp, second

0202: Group of Five Brass ItemsEst.

$75

$125

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Two-Handled Provincial Copper and Brass Oil Jug: Good Two-Handled Provincial Copper and Brass Footed Spherical Oil Jug, fourth quarter 19th century, together with a Provincial Wood Side-Handled Copper Coffeepot, first quarter 20th century, the oil

0203: Two-Handled Provincial Copper and Brass Oil JugEst.

$50

$100

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French Wrought-Iron and Baker's Rack: Large French Wrought-Iron and Brass-Mounted Four-Tier Baker's Rack, the shelves supported by "S"-scrolled brackets, h. 86", w. 84", d. 15".

0204: French Wrought-Iron and Baker's RackEst.

$1,000

$1,500

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Large Provincial Spherical Copper Water Jug: Large Provincial Spherical Copper Water Jug, third quarter 19th century, h. 15".

0206: Large Provincial Spherical Copper Water JugEst.

$50

$100

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French Wrought- and Cut-Iron Chandelier: Large French Wrought- and Cut-Iron Eight-Light Chandelier, in the Louis XVI style,the double-scrolled arms with acanthine appliques, the bobêches modeled as flowerheads, fitted with "old ivory"

0207: French Wrought- and Cut-Iron ChandelierEst.

$500

$800

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Continental Provincial Wood Spill Holder: Continental Provincial Turned and Stained Wood Spill Holder, second quarter 19th century, h. 6".

0208: Continental Provincial Wood Spill HolderEst.

$25

$50

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