Lot of 3 Early wooden English lawn balls w/ivory inlay.

Early wooden English lawn ball. Measure 5" Across

A group of 9 antique and vintage golf clubs, 6 drivers and 3 irons, some with oak shafts and wooden inlaid heads, along with a English mahogany lawn ball

W/ SQUASHED BALL FEET & INLAY, PROV. RITZ CARLTON, NY (32 3/4" TALL X 35 1/4" WIDE X 21" DEEP)

(3) GRADUATED EARLY ENGLISH PEWTER BOWLS - BASINS - 9" - 11 3/4" - 14 3/4" - ALL W/ TOUCHMARKS ON BACK - WEAR, DENTS & IMPERFECTIONS

Lot (3) early wooden Tankards. Tallest 11" Ht..

Lot (3) early wooden staved tankards. Tallest 7 1/2" Ht..

Lot (3) early wooden painted Icons (largest 11 1/2" x 6 1/2"), and silverplate Oklad fragment.

Lot (3) early wooden cranberry scoops. 9" to 13 1/2" L..

Lot (3) early wooden game boards (largest 17" x 17"), along with slate game board (14" x 14 1/2").

Lot of 3 early wooden planes - 12", 15" & 22" long

one has an eagle carved at the handle, one has a fist carved at the handle, one has a fish carved at the handle, all with some wear and age, no names or markings

Lot of 3 Early Wooden Butter / Dough Bowls -2 largest 15" W, smallest 11" W.

Lot (3) early painted wooden surveyors sticks. Largest 69" L..

Lot (3) early painted wooden ice fishing decoys. Longest 9" L..

Lot (3) early carved wooden canes. One with tape on it has cracks. 22" to 35" L..

Lot of 3 Early Wooden Tray and Cutlery Boxes. Large Tray 25" x 14", 2 Small Handled 10 1/2" x 8", Cutlery Box 7"x14" in Gd. Cond.

Lot of (3) Pieces of Early English Porcelain, incl: (2) Circa 1760 Worcester saucers, underglaze blue floral decoration, feather molded body, one with crescent mark on base, 5 1/2" diam., one with sma

Lot (3) early pottery banks, along with wooden egg bank. From the collection of Philip and Kathleen Seibel Collection.

2 oak biscuit barrels and a pair of Staffordshire dogs

pins

Lot (3) carpet balls on wooden stands. C. 1890's.

Lot (3) early chairs including Hepplewhite armchair (as found), English Chippendale chair and Queen Anne rocking chair.

(a) The portraits have descended in the sitters' family. The couple is identified as Edward Charles and Alice Martha Sheppard who married in 1825 in Lambeth, England. The couple and their only child,

Lot (3) early banks including glazed pottery apple, redware apple and wooden pear. 2 1/2" to 4" Ht..