FINE PAIR BOSTON FEDERAL BELL METAL ANDIRONS doubl

Each turned standard surmounted by a belted ball and steeple finial, raised on spurred cabriole legs ending in pad feet, the log stops of a conforming form, the dogs extended. H: 17 in., W: 11.5 in.,

attributed to John Molineux, Boston, early 19th century, each with lemon top over tapered column support on square plinth, spurred arched feet, brass log stops, 20 x 11-1/2 x 21 in.Note: A nearly iden

PAIR OF BELL METAL LEMON-TOP ANDIRONSMassachusetts, Circa 1800Heights 19.25”. Depths 19.5”. Provenance:Property of a direct descendant of Thomas Jefferson, the contents of the Brick House at Cooli

Attributed to John Molineux, Boston. Each with knopped and belted bold ball finials, above a turned and swelled hexagonal standard, raised on spurred cabriole legs terminating in slipper feet; the con

(pair) Federal gilt metal baluster andirons, having ball form finials above a turned baluster column, each with two small ball and column form guards, each rising on spurred scroll form legs resting o

PAIR OF BOSTON FEDERAL BRASS STEEPLE TOP ANDIRONS BY B. EDMANDS; CHARLESTOWN, MA; 21" TALL, SOME DAMAGE

Circa 1800, attributed to Baltimore, Maryland. Excellent oval back chairs having brilliant three piece bell flower inlay at the center elegantly graduating downward over upholstered seat with nicely c

Bell metal, turned posts on cabriole legs with slipper feet and conforming log stops. H 17 inches L 15 1/2 inches.

Pair of Federal Cast Brass Andirons, John Molineux, Boston, Massachusetts, and a Brass Fire Fender, 1806-1810. Each andiron with belted ball finial, raised on spurred cabriole legs ending in ridged sl

With a metal coal scuttle and shovel and a set of fireplace tools Provenance: Property from the Collection of Mimi Adler

Probably Boston, early 19th C. Together with a shovel, two pairs of tongs, a separate brass handle, a poker and a hearth stone. 7 pieces. 22'h By descent from the Estate of Robert Weeks DeForest and E

American Federal mahogany Pembroke table, early 19th c., likely Baltimore, Maryland, having rectangular top, single drawer with gilt metal hanging pull, fine bell flower marquetry to narrow tapered le

20th century, each with gilt frame with eight candle arms, set with chains of faceted prisms and glass rosettes, gilt metal ceiling mounts, wired for electricity, approximately 32 x 25 in. diameter Pr

Possibly cast bell metal. height 10 1/2 inches. unsigned.

A fine pair with nice patina . From a Scarsdale NY home . - Dimensions: 22.75" x 21"

VERY FINE PAIR of Chinese valued Zitan wood display gallery cabinets. From private collections of T. R. Kimball of Boston, MA. by inheritance. Each is of rectangular form and constructed from panels o

Fine and rare mahogany Frisbee Family 5 part Federal breakfront bookcase. Boston, circa 1800. Original condition. H 95" W 71". See next lot for Frisbee Family Portrait. Breakfront bookcases, scarce in

Late Ming Dynasty. Each polychrome mixed metal attendant figure carrying an offering. Figure 16 1/4in. (41cm) h. Base: 1 1/2 in. (3cm) h. Condition: Traces of gilt and color. Wear to edge of base on b

A fine and rare mid 18 century quarter chiming table clock, chinoiserie decorated on a light yellow ochre ground Eardley Norton, London, numbered 297 The bell top with five cone finials over a pair of

Gustav Stickley Spiked andirons model 237, pair USA, c. 1905wrought iron 23 h x 16 w x 19.5 d in (58 x 41 x 50 cm) Literature: 1905 Hand-Wrought Metal Work from the Craftsm

Pair of large painted white metal chairs, labeled Italia. Provenance: New Seabury, Cape Cod estate, decorated by John Berenson of Boston and Palm Beach..

A fine pair of Chinese turquoise ground and polychrome vases, decorated with animated scenes, 19thC, H 61 cm

A Fine Pair of Chinese Famille Verte Porcelain Baluster Vases and Covers Kangxi Period Each decorated to show an assemblage of legendary figures in an idyllic garden setting between a lishui band at f

A Pair of Unique and Magnificent Gilt-Cloisonne Palace Lantern 18Th Century Size:44.5cmx128cm