4 december 2015 auction

International SaleANNUAL MUSEUM VAULTS AUCTION

CHARLTON HALL - 4 December 2015

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SALE DATE & TIME:Friday 4 December, beginning 10am (Lots 1- 429)

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1WILLIAM IV CARVED MAHOGANY CELLARETTEcirca 1840, carved molded rim, tapered case with reeded decoration, on reeded bulbous feet, H17 1/2” W32 1/2” D22 1/2”$800-1,200Provenance: South Carolina private collection

2WILLIAM IV ROSEWOOD TEAPOYcirca 1835, molded edge hinged top, fitted interiors on turned pedestal and saber legs with snakepad feet; H30” W15”D12 3/4”$400-600Provenance: South Carolina collection

3BOULLEWORK LETTERBOXlate 19th century, with dome lid, H6 3/4” W9” D4 3/4”$400-500Provenance: South Carolina private collection

4ENGLISH BRASS-BOUND MAHOGANY SERVING TRAY19th century, oval shape with two brass straps, carved molded handles; H2 1/2” W21” D14”$300-400

5FRENCH BRASS AND MARBLE INKSTAND19th century, H7” L16” D9”$300-500Provenance: Virginia private collection

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6ENGLISH LETTER/WRITING BOXES19th century, comprising:scrolling brass-decorated, 4 5/8” W11” D7 1/2”silver-inlaid, H5” W14” D10”mahogany with fitted interiors, H5 1/2” W15” D9”(3pcs)$300-500Provenance: South Carolina private collection

7ENGLISH MAHOGANY SERVING TRAYmid 19th century, rectangular form with pierce-carvedgallery; H2” W25” D18”$200-400

8ENGLISH BRASS-BOUND MAHOGANY WRITING BOXcirca 1860, double-hinged folding box with fitted interior; H8” W18” D10”$300-500Provenance: South Carolina private collection

9COLLECTION OF BOXESlate 19th/early 20th century, comprising:lady’s shell-clad note card case, H2 3/4” W4 1/8”silverplate cigarette box, H2 1/4” W3 1/4”German silver cigarette box, H3 1/2” W3”brass-inlaid burl snuff box, H1” W4” D2 1/4” (4pcs)$300-400Provenance: South Carolina private collection

10SWISS CYLINDER MUSIC BOXcirca 1880, inlaid rosewood covered box, opening toreveal 15 1/4” ten-tune cylinder and original tune card;H7” W24 3/4” D8 3/4”$700-1,000Provenance: Florida collection

11GEORGIAN MAHOGANY BUTLER’S TRAY ON STANDmid 19th century, hinged sides on panel top with handles, on X-brace stand of later date; H34 1/2” W30 1/2” D21 1/2”$300-500Provenance: South Carolina private collection

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12ENGLISH ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY BOXES19th century, tea caddy, H5 1/2” W10” D6”; and mahogany box,H6” W14 1/2” D9 1/4” (2pcs)$300-500Provenance: South Carolina private collection

13L’ARBRE A PAIN AUTOMATON MUSIC BOXcat playing cello, H13 1/2” W6” D8”$500-800Provenance: South Carolina private collection

14ANTIQUE VIOLIN AND NURNBERGER BOW IN ALLIGATOR CASEearly 20th century, violin, L23”; Albert Nurnberger stamped bow,L29” (49.3g); and G&S horned-back alligator skin case, L31” (3pcs)$500-800Provenance: South Carolina private collection

15THEO FABERGE DRAGON EGG IN CASEcirca 1985, jet black crystal egg, hand-painted raised 23K gold dragonwith faceted ruby eye, signed and numbered: 678, in original fittedcase; egg H3” L4 1/4” D3 1/4” and case H6” W6 1/2” D6 1/2”$300-500Provenance: South Carolina private collection

16KORBEL CUVEE, MILLENNIUM COMMEMORATIVE BALTHAZAR

IN FITTED CASE12-liter champagne bottle in numbered case: K0387 of 2000, andaccompanied by certificate and documents dated December 31, 1999;overall case size H31 3/4” W12” D11 1/4”$800-1,200Provenance: Florida collection

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17CHARLESTON MAHOGANY SECRETARY DESKlate 18th century, rectangular molded top over secretary drawer fitted with prospect door, drawers and valanced pigeonholes, over three long graduated drawers, onogee-bracket feet; H44 1/4” W47 1/2” D22 1/4”

$10,000-15,000Provenance: Information accompanying this piece indicates it was made for Thomas Smith (1719-1790), a wealthy Charleston banker, importer, and merchant, whowas a descendant of Thomas Smith (1648-1694), a Landgrave and 10th colonial governor of South Carolina. Upon Smith’s (1719-1790) death, the piece went to hisgranddaughters, the Grimke sisters, well-known Charleston abolitionists. They left Charleston and sold the piece to Martin Waring Simmons of Slanns Island nearEdisto. At his death, the piece went to his daughter, Isabelle Simmons King. Upon her death, the piece went to her son, Ernest W. King, Jr. Upon his death, the piecewent to his daughter, Mary Hatcher. Hatcher sold the piece to a Charleston antique dealer in 1989. The present owner, of Charleston, South Carolina, purchased thepiece in 1995.

Literature: Depicted in THE FURNITURE OF CHARLESTON 1680-1820 by Bradford L. Rauschenberg and John Bivins, Jr., pp. 516-517, fig. NC-29d.

Other Notes: Almost no Charleston secretaries without bookcases survive, much in contrast to similar pieces of Philadelphia or the lower Chesapeake area of Virginia.Most Charleston secretaries with bookcases are fully in the Neoclassical style, while this example belongs to the period immediately following the Revolution whenRococo furniture forms had not yet seen transformation to the subsequent style. 1993 examination by John Bivins available upon request.


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18AMERICAN INLAID MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD, POSSIBLY VIRGINIAcirca 1820, rectangular top over central drawer andspandrels flanked by doors, on tapered legs with finestringing and spade feet; H38 3/4” W65 3/4” D26 3/8”$2,000-3,000Provenance: Virginia private collection

19SOUTHERN WALNUT TILT-TOP TABLE, NORTH

CAROLINA OR VIRGINIAcirca 1750-90, circular top on bird-cage support, pillarshaft issuing three cabriole legs terminating in paddedDutch feet; H27 1/2” Dia.31 7/8”$1,200-1,800Provenance: Charleston, South Carolina privatecollectionPurchased from 1753 House Antiques, 22 MorseStreet, Westborough, Massachusetts

20AMERICAN HEPPLEWHITE INLAID MAHOGANY

BOWFRONT CHEST OF DRAWERSearly 19th century, shaped top and conforming casewith deep upper drawer over three long drawers, withshaped skirt and splay feet; H38 3/4” W41 7/8” D20 3/4”$700-1,000Provenance: Virginia private collection

21FEDERAL INLAID MAHOGANY DEMILUNE TABLEearly 19th century, shaped and crossbanded top withfloral medallion, conforming skirt with shell paterae,on tapered legs with spade feet; H29 7/8” W38 3/4”D16 3/4”$500-700Provenance: Virginia private collection

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22AMERICAN CLASSICAL MAHOGANY GENTLEMAN’SDRESSING TABLE, DAVID FLEETWOODPhiladelphia, circa 1830-40, arched pediment abovepivoting looking glass and column supports, over marble-inset surface flanked by lidded compartmentsover drawers, column supports joined by platformstretcher base; H84 1/2” W36” D20”$1,000-2,000Provenance: Deaccessioned property from aSouthern museum

Literature: Boor, Allison et al. PHILADELPHIAEMPIRE FURNITURE. West Chester, PA: BoorMang., 2006. pp. 65 and 471, fig. 309

23AMERICAN MAHOGANY CHEST OF DRAWERScirca 1835, rectangular top, configuration of drawerson turned feet; H49” W45” D21”$700-900Provenance: South Carolina private collection

24FEDERAL CARVED WALNUT WORKTABLEcirca 1825, turret top over two drawers, on spiral-turned legs carved with pineapples;H30 3/8” Sq.20 1/8”$200-300Provenance: Virginia private collection

25AMERICAN FIGURED MAHOGANY DROP-LEAF TABLEcirca 1800, oval hinged top, gatelegs, shaped skirt, ontapered legs with pad feet; H29” W47 1/2” L50 3/4”open$700-1,000Provenance: South Carolina private collection

26AMERICAN CLASSICAL GILT-STENCILED

MAHOGANY SOFA, PROBABLY NEW YORKcirca 1825, round toprail with scrolling ends leading toGrecian armrests, molded skirt, on carved eagle’s-headand grape-carved legs on paw feet; BH35” SH16”L93” D25”$500-1,000Provenance: Deaccessioned property from aSouthern museum


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27AMERICAN CLASSICAL MAHOGANY BOOKCASE19th century, architectural molded crown, dividedglazed panel doors, molded base on splayed feet; H79 1/2” W45 1/2” D16 1/2”$700-1,000Provenance: Deaccessioned property from aSouthern museum

28SOUTHERN SHERATON WALNUT TALL POST BEDcirca 1830, pediment-shaped and paneled headboard,joining tapered octagonal and urn posts, on turnedlegs; H88” W62” L83”$700-1,000Provenance: South Carolina private collection

29FEDERAL TWO-DRAWER WORKSTANDcirca 1830, rope-twisted turned legs; H28 3/4” W21 1/2” D16 1/2”$300-400Provenance: South Carolina private collection

30AMERICAN MAHOGANY CORNER CHAIRlate 18th century, shaped crestrail, pierced splat, archedskirt, on square chamfered legs; BH32” SH17” W26”D26”$400-700Provenance: South Carolina private collection

31NEW ENGLAND PAINTED SHERATON DRESSING

TABLEcirca 1830, top riser with two drawers, base with longdrawers on tapered legs, painted with floral designs;H38” W37” D20”$500-800Provenance: Florida estate

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32LATE FEDERAL CARVED EBONIZED GILTWOOD MIRRORcirca 1835, half-turned column-decorated frame witheglomise landscape panel; H36 1/2” W18”$300-400Provenance: South Carolina private collection

33VICTORIAN MAHOGANY LIBRARY OR BED STEPSlast half 19th century, leather inset steps, commode drawer,on turned feet; H27” W18 1/2” D29”$500-700Provenance: South Carolina private collection

34AMERICAN SHERATON CARVED MAHOGANY POSTER

BEDcirca 1830, acanthus and reeded turned posts and feet;H89” W65 3/4” L80 1/4”$500-1,000Provenance: Deaccessioned property from a Southernmuseum

35AMERICAN RENAISSANCE REVIVALTAPESTRY-UPHOLSTERED MAHOGANY CHAIRSlate 19th century, BH42 1/2” SH18” W21 1/2” D21”(4pcs)$400-700Provenance: South Carolina private collection


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36BAKER INLAID MAHOGANY DINING CHAIR SET,HISTORIC CHARLESTONChippendale style with pierced splat and square molded legs with stretchers; BH37 1/2” SH18” W22”D20” (8pcs)$1,200-1,800Provenance: South Carolina private collection

37BANKS COLDSTONE CO CARVED WALNUT SILVER

TABLErectangular top with canted corners and gadroon edge,over conforming pierce-carved skirt with bellflowerdrops, bundled reed legs on corresponding square feetand X-stretcher; H28 3/4” W38 1/2” D25”$600-900Provenance: Ohio private collection

38CLASSICAL STYLE CARVED CHERRY SOFA OR

LIBRARY TABLEleather-inset top above drawers, lyre-carved supportsjoined by stretcher, on acanthus-carved feet; H30”W60” D30”$500-800Provenance: Georgia private collection

39THE COUNCIL OF WAR, BY JOHN ROGERS(American, 1829-1904) Grant, Lincoln, and Stanton,plaster casting, titled, signed and patented on base;H24” W15”$1,000-1,500Provenance: Florida collection

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40CONRAD WISE CHAPMAN(South Carolina/Virginia/Mexico, 1842-1910)MONTERREY, FROM THE CERRO DEL CHIPINQUE ( View of the Palacio del Obispado,Monterrey valley)oil on panel, framed, signed & dated lower left: Chapman, New York, 1901 and verso titled, alsoinscribed: Granville G. Valentine, Richmond, along with 46.117.2 and Cat No. 191H6 1/8” W13 1/4”$50,000-80,000Provenance: Property deaccessioned from a Virginia institution to benefit the collections andconservation funds

Exhibitions: CONRAD WISE CHAPMAN, 1942-1910: AN EXHIBITION OF HIS WORKS INTHE VALENTINE MUSEUM. Richmond, VA. 1962. Cat. No. 191

Literature: CONRAD WISE CHAPMAN, 1842-1910: AN EXHIBITION OF HIS WORKS INTHE VALENTINE MUSEUM. Richmond, VA. 1962, catalogue no. 191, illustrated p. 24(exhibition catalogue)

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41CONRAD WISE CHAPMAN(South Carolina/Virginia/Mexico, 1842-1910)CITY OF MEXICO FROM THE HACIENDA DE LOS MORALESoil on canvas, framed, signed & dated lower left: CW Chapman, Richmond VA, 1899 andverso titled, also inscribed: for MESSRS Valentine by C.W.Chapman Richmond, Virginia1899; along with 1898.39 on original frame and stretcherH23 1/2” W48”$50,000-80,000Provenance: Property deaccessioned from a Virginia institution to benefit thecollections and conservation funds

Literature: Bassham, Ben L. CONRAD WISE CHAPMAN. Kent, OH: Kent StatePress, 1998. pg. 267, fig. 129

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42CONRAD WISE CHAPMAN(South Carolina/Virginia/Mexico, 1842-1910)VIEW OF MEXICO, (valley view of Popcatepetl and Izaccihuatl mountains)oil on panel, framed, signed & dated lower left: Chapman, New York, 1902 and verso titled,also inscribed: Granville G. Valentine, Richmond, along with 46.117.1 and Cat No. 192H6 1/4” W13 1/4”$50,000-80,000Provenance: Property deaccessioned from a Virginia institution to benefit the collectionsand conservation funds

Exhibitions: CONRAD WISE CHAPMAN, 1942-1910: AN EXHIBITION OF HISWORKS IN THE VALENTINE MUSEUM. Richmond, VA. 1962. Cat. No. 192

Literature: CONRAD WISE CHAPMAN, 1842-1910: AN EXHIBITION OF HISWORKS IN THE VALENTINE MUSEUM. Richmond, VA. 1962, catalogue no. 192(exhibition catalogue)

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43JOHN JAMES AUDUBON(New York, 1785-1851)ROSEATE SPOONBILL, Pl. CCCXI (from Birds ofAmerica folio)hand-colored aquatint on J. Whatman 1836 watermarked sheet, framedimage H22” W35 1/2” and sheet H25 1/4” W37”$40,000-60,000Provenance: Descended in a prominent SouthCarolina family

44ANDREW MELROSE(New Jersey/California, 1836-1901)LAKE COMO, ITALYoil on canvas, framed, signedH22” W36”$6,000-8,000Provenance: Florida collection

45ARTHUR VIDAL DIEHL(Massachusetts/New York, 1870-1929)ORIENTALIST STREET SCENEoil on board, framed, signed & dated lower right 1928H20” W17 1/4”$3,000-5,000Provenance: Florida collection

46JOHANN BERTHELSEN(New York/Connecticut, 1883-1972)CENTRAL PARK, NEW YORK (Walter Scott Sculpture)oil on board, framed, signed lower rightH16” W12”$4,000-6,000Provenance: Florida collection


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47BRUCE CRANE(Connecticut/New York, 1857-1937)SUMMER LANDSCAPEoil on panel, framed, signed and verso inscribed: For Betty.....from...Ann Crane....daughter of Bruce CraneH10” W12 1/2”$2,000-3,000Provenance: Florida collection

48LOUIS HOVEY SHARP(California/New Mexico, 1875-1946)GRAND CANYONoil on canvasboard, framed, unsigned H16 1/2” W20 1/2”$2,000-3,000Provenance: Florida collection

49ELLA (NELLIE) HOPPS HOWARD(California, 1855-1956)DAPPLED SUNLIGHT, FOREST PATHoil on board, framed, signed lower rightH17 1/2” W12”$1,500-2,500Provenance: Florida collection

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50MEL DOBSON(Arizona, b. 1934)AFRICAN BEE-EATERSoil on canvas, framed, signed &dated 1989H16” W20”$1,500-2,500Provenance: Wolfwalker Galleries,Sedona, ArizonaSouth Carolina private collection

51WILLIAM MARK FISHER(Massachusetts, 1841-1923)MEDITERRANEAN COASToil on canvas, framed, signed lowerrightH29” W39”$1,000-2,000Provenance: North Carolina privatecollection

52NEW ORLEANS SCHOOL (EARLY

20TH CENTURY)JES DOZIN, A SIESTA ON THELEVEE AT NEW ORLEANS,1904oil on panel, framed, signed: E.J.G, NOL, 1904 andtitled on versoH12” W8 1/2”$1,000-1,500Provenance: Florida collection


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53EDMUND WILLIAM GREACEN (MANNER OF)(New York, 1876-1949) FLORAL STILL LIFE, oil on board, framed, unsigned, H20” W23”$1,000-1,500Provenance: North Carolina private collection

54JOHN A. JUDSON(American, late 19th century)TUNNEL UNDER EAST PARK, OSWEGO, NEW YORK (South Entrance toRR tunnel)watercolor, framed, signed & dated lower left 1884sight H13” W9 1/2”$800-1,200Provenance: Florida collection

55JOSEPH HENRY BOSTON(New York/Connecticut, 1860-1954)WOMAN IN GREEN DRESS ON FRENCH SETTEEoil on board, framed, signed lower rightH16” W12”$800-1,200Provenance: Florida collection

56HELEN ALTON FARNSWORTH SAWYER(American, 1900-1999)GARDEN PARTYoil on board, framed, signed lower rightH10 1/4” W11 3/4”$800-1,200Provenance: Florida collection

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57CHARLES M. LESAAR (AFTER)(California, 1884-1941)CALIFORNIA LANDCAPEoil on board, framed, bearing signatureH13” W15 1/2”$800-1,200Provenance: Florida collection

58WILLIAM MARK FISHER(Massachusetts, 1841-1923)COASTAL SCENE WITH FIGURESoil on canvas, framed, signed lower rightH9” W14”$700-1,000Provenance: North Carolina private collection

59AMERICAN OR BRITISH SCHOOL (EARLY 20TH

CENTURY)COUNTRY LANDSCAPE WITH FIGURESoil on canvas, framed, signed: W. CorginH23 3/4” W35 1/4”$600-900Provenance: Florida collection

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(MANNER OF)(New Hampshire, 1870-1966)ILLUSTRATION oil on board, framed, signed illegiblyH19” W9”$500-800Provenance: North Carolina privatecollection

61JOSEPH WALLACE KING VINCIATA(North Carolina/Washington, DC, 1911-1996)PORTRAIT OF JENNIFERoil on canvas, framed, signed lower leftH30” W40”$400-800Provenance: Georgia private collection


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62TERUKO WILDE(New Mexico, 20th century)SOUTHWEST SUNSEToil on canvasboard, framed, signed lower rightH8 1/2” W10 1/2”$400-700Provenance: Virginia private collection

63J. CHARLES ARTER(New York, Ohio/Europe, 1860-1923)FLORAL STILL LIFE IN CHINESE VASE, 1892watercolor, framed, signed & dated lower rightsight H21 1/2” W14 1/4”$400-700Provenance: South Carolina private collection

64ALFRED HEBER HUTTY(South Carolina, 1877-1954) CAROLINA PINES, c. 1935drypoint, framed, unsignedsight H15” W10 1/2”$300-500Provenance: Kansas private collection

Literature: Arnold, Sara C. THE LIFE AND ART OFALFRED HUTTY. Columbia: USC Press, 2012. p.148, fig. 142

65NORMAN ROCKWELL(New York/Massachusetts, 1894-1978)THE MASTER’S ARM (from the Tom Sawyer Series)lithograph, framed, pencil-signed artist proof from the1977 edition of 200image H17 1/2” W13 1/2”$300-500Provenance: South Carolina private collection

66SOUTHERN HEART PINE AND POPLAR

HUNTBOARD, PROBABLY SOUTH CAROLINAearly to mid 19th century, rectangular two-board top,above drawers and tapered legs; H44” W53 1/2” D22”$3,000-6,000Provenance: South Carolina private collectionDescended through the family of current ownerPurchased by owner’s mother in McCormick, SouthCarolina in 1948

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67CHERRY FARM TABLEearly 20th century, oval plank top, molded skirt on tapered legs; H30” W47 1/2” L84”$700-1,000Provenance: South Carolina privatecollection

68AMERICAN PAINTED PINE CABINETmid 19th century, molded crown over paneldoor, and long drawer on turned feet; paintof later date; H66” W40 1/4” D18”$600-900Provenance: Florida estate


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69AMERICAN PAINTED POPLAR FARM TABLE19th century, two-plank top on painted base withtapered legs; H29 1/2” W36” L50”$400-700Provenance: Florida estate

70SOUTHERN WALNUT CABINET, POSSIBLY VIRGINIAsecond quarter 19th century, paneled door, fitted interiors, scalloped apron and bracket feet; H75”W56” D18”$500-800Provenance: Florida estate

71SOUTHERN WALNUT SIX-LEG GATELEG TABLE, POSSIBLY VIRGINIAcirca 1820, hinged molded top, turned legs with trumpet feet; H29 1/4” W32” L38 1/2” open$400-600Provenance: Florida estate

72AMERICAN MAPLE AND MIXED WOOD SECRETARY

BOOKCASEcirca 1840, molded crown, panel doors, slant frontwith fitted interiors, three drawers, half columnsextending to turned feet; H73” W43” D21”$500-800Provenance: Florida estate

73AMERICAN CHERRY CORNER CABINET, MID

ATLANTIC STATEScirca 1830, molded crown, divided glazed panel door,lower panel doors on bracket feet; H85” W44” D22”$800-1,200Provenance: Florida estate

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74SHAKER ARMCHAIR, YOUTH CHAIR AND STOOL19th century, armchair, BH46 3/4” SH14” W23 1/4”D19”; youth chair, BH28 5/8” SH17” W17” D17”;and stool of later date, H12 1/2” W11” D11” (3pcs)$400-600Provenance: Florida estate

75AMERICAN LATE CLASSICAL TIGER MAPLE CHEST

OF DRAWERScirca 1830, rectangular top over long drawers, half-column decorations on turned legs; H49 1/2”W43 1/2”D19”$500-800Provenance: Florida estate

76AMERICAN PAINTED PINE PIE SAFE19th century, gallery top, punched tin-panel doors,tapered legs; H49 1/2” W41” D18”$400-600Provenance: Florida estate

77AMERICAN PRIMITIVE PINE AND POPLAR CABINETmid 19th century, divided panel door; H68 1/2” W38”D12 1/2”$500-800Provenance: Florida estate

78AMERICAN FOLK ART PAINTED LIBRARY STEPSearly 20th century, ten-step treads, framed with Gothicarch decorated in green paint, with brass casters; H45”W22 1/2” D57 1/2”$500-700Provenance: South Carolina collection

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80AMERICAN WALNUT WATERFALL BOOKCASElate 19th century, five shelves supported by piercedgallery and sides; H63 1/2” W32” D14”$400-600Provenance: Deaccessioned property from aSouthern museum

81SOUTHERN PINE BANK DESK, CHARLESTON,SOUTH CAROLINAthird quarter 19th century, round molded-edge top fitted with letter slots and inkwells, stepped moldedskirt, on turned legs and feet joined by stretchers; H41 1/2” Dia.39”$500-800Provenance: Deaccessioned property from aSouthern museum

Other Notes: This desk was a customer service deskat The Merchants Bank in Charleston, SouthCarolina.

82AMERICAN CARVED WALNUT LIBRARY TABLEcirca 1875, molded-edge top with out-turned ends,above drawer and turned fluted legs and feet, joined bymolded stretcher base; H30” W48” D27 1/2”$400-600Provenance: Deaccessioned property from aSouthern museum

83AMERICAN CLASSICAL MARBLETOP MAHOGANY

SIDEBOARDcirca 1835, tall backboard with bookmatched veneer,black marble top with rounded corners, case with pairogee-molded drawers over three doors with shaped flatpanels, bracket feet; H53 3/4” W67 1/2” D23”$500-1,000Provenance: South Carolina private collection

84MINIATURE BEDSTEAD, TABLE, AND CHEST OF

DRAWERS19th century, comprising:American four-poster bedstead, H11 3/4” W12”oval walnut table, H6 1/4” W15 3/8” D8 3/4”fir chest of drawers, H12 5/8” W13 5/8” D7 7/8”(3pcs)$400-800Provenance: Charleston, South Carolina privatecollection

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85TURKISH OUSHAK CARPETcirca 1900, 14”3” x 26’4”$12,000-18,000Provenance: Illinois collection

86RARE ANTIQUE PERSIAN

PICTORIAL KERMAN LAVAR

CARPETlate 19th/early 20th century, sceneof Shar Hooshang, 5’ x 7’7”$6,000-8,000

87ANTIQUE PERSIAN MALAYER

CARPETlate 19th century, decorated withGenies in each corner and Shah’scrown protected by dragons, 11’8” x 16’2”$10,000-18,000

88ANTIQUE PERSIAN HERIZ

CARPETcirca 1925, 9’5” x 12’5”$4,000-6,000

89ANTIQUE PERSIAN LILLIHAN

CARPETcirca 1900, 8’6” x 16’10”$3,000-4,000


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91ANTIQUE PERSIAN TABRIZ CARPETcirca 1920, 9’10” x 13’2”$2,000-3,000

92TURKISH OUSHAK CARPET12’ x 15’$1,800-2,500

93INDO TABRIZ CARPET12’2” x 14’5”$1,500-2,500Provenance: South Carolina privatecollection

94SEMI-ANTIQUE PERSIAN SAROUK

CARPETcirca 1940, 10’4” x 13’9”$1,000-2,000Provenance: North Carolina privatecollection

95SEMI-ANTIQUE PERSIAN SAROUK

CARPETcirca 1940, 9’ x 11’8”$1,000-2,000Provenance: North Carolina privatecollection

96HERIZ STYLE CARPET11’10” x 15’9”$1,000-2,000Provenance: South Carolina privatecollection

97ANTIQUE PERSIAN BAKHTIARI

CARPETcirca 1920, 8’5” x 11’10”$1,000-1,500

98INDO OUSHAK CARPET8’6” x 11’10”$800-1,200Provenance: South Carolina privatecollection

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99HERIZ CARPET9’11” x 13’9”$800-1,200

100PERSIAN HAMADAN

CARPET8’3” x 11’4”$800-1,200Provenance: SouthCarolina privatecollection

101PAKISTANI TABRIZ

CARPET9’2” x 12’10”$800-1,200Provenance: SouthCarolina privatecollection

102CHINESE NEEDLEWORK

CARPET11’9” x 14’6”$800-1,200Provenance: Virginiaprivate collection


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103SAROUK CARPET9’3” x 11’10”$700-1,000Provenance: South Carolina private collection

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104FINE PAIR CHINESE CARVED

SPINACH JADE COVERED VASESQing dynasty, guardian lion finialatop paneled cover, resting aloft leafand vine-carved baluster-form vesselflanked by twin monster-head han-dles with loose rings; H15” W7 1/4”D1 3/4”$20,000-30,000Provenance: Florida collection

105RARE PAIR CHINESE BLUE-AND-WHITE BEAKER-FORM GARDEN SEATSQing dynasty, unusual scene of peacock and exoticbirds in coastal landscape, signed; H21” (2pcs)$8,000-12,000Provenance: Florida collection

106CHINESE DRAGON-CARVED JADE BOULDERlate Qing or Republic period, finely carved and stainedcreature on polished surface of boulder; H7 1/4” W12”D4 1/2”$3,000-5,000Provenance: Florida collection

107FINE CHINESE BLUE-GLAZED CONG VASE, SIGNEDGuangxu period, paneled body flanked by elephant-mask and ring handles; on metal stand; underglaze-blue six-character mark; H12”$5,000-8,000Provenance: Florida collectionOther Notes: See similar vase, Christie’s-London,Nov. 12, 2010, Lot 1201.


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108JAPANESE BRONZE JARDINIEREMeiji/Edo period, lobed bulbous formdecorated with birds in landscapes,signed, H12 1/2” Dia.17 1/4”$2,000-2,500Provenance: Florida collection

109JAPANESE COPPER

FULLY-ARTICULATED LOBSTERMeiji period, life-size and highlydetailed, signed, L31” W9”$1,500-2,000Provenance: Florida collection

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110CHINESE PIERCE-CARVED JADE FRAMElate Qing dynasty, ornate frame with variegated jade central medallion, H16 1/2” W13”$1,000-2,000Provenance: Florida collection

111PERSIAN GOUACHE PAINTINGSlate 19th century, Bird Trainer, Hawk Trainer, Musician, Servant andMaster, and Elderly Man, in vibrant colors with floral-painted border,overall H12 1/2” W8” (5pcs)$1,000-1,500Provenance: Florida collection

112MASSIVE CHINESE CARVED GILTWOOD BUDDHAQing dynasty, 19th century, seated figure with polychromed hair, lipsand eyes; H35” W22” D15”$1,000-1,500Provenance: Connecticut estate, South Carolina private collection

113CHINESE PAINTED POTTERY LOKAPALA FIGURESTang dynasty, guardian general in full battle regalia,stands upon demon resting on plinth, H19 1/2” W8”D4 1/4”$1,000-1,500Provenance: Estates of Marilyn and Milton MyersSouth Carolina private collection

114CHINESE HUANGHUALI OR ELM CARVED STOOLQing dynasty, square molded seat, carved cloud-designskirt on cylinder legs; H13” W12 1/2” D12 1/2”$600-1,000Provenance: Georgia private collection

115PAIR CHINESE SILK AND METALLIC THREAD

EMBROIDERED PANELSQing dynasty, dragon and fire pearl-worked metallicthreads on deep blue silk ground, contained withinframe; sight H58 1/2” W21 1/2”, framed H73 1/2”W35” (2pcs)$700-900Provenance: South Carolina private collection

Other Notes: Early 20th century partial notes onverso.

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AND PARCEL-GILT

BUDDHA HEADQing dynasty, tuftedhair, elongated earlobes, on later stand;H17” W9” D10” andoverall H25”$500-800

117CHINESE IMARI

PORCELAIN COVERED

URNQing dynasty, foo lionfinial on domed coverand baluster vase; H21 1/2”$500-800Provenance: Georgia private collection

118CHINESE CARVED STONE BUDDHA HEADpossibly Tang Dynasty, on lucite base, H15” W12”D12”$500-700Provenance: Gary Weiss collectionSouth Carolina private collection


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119CHINESE PAINTED AND GILT GUARDIAN BUSTMing or Qing dynasty, stern-faced figure in full regaliaand dragon helmet; straw and ceramic construction;H11” W13” D7”$400-600Provenance: South Carolina private collection

120CHINESE FAMILLE VERTE AND

ROSE PORCELAIN DISHESQing dynasty, comprising:covered canister, H4 1/2”covered dish, H5 1/2” Dia.6 1/2”footed dish, H2 1/2” Dia.6 3/4”shaped dish, H2 1/2” L8 1/4” W5 1/4”covered dish, H2” W4 1/2” (5pcs)$400-600Provenance: North Carolina privatecollection

121ASIAN RED-LACQUER ALTAR TABLEmid 19th century, top with scrolledends, with carved lattice and floralmotifs, on shaped legs; H33” W49”D17 1/2”$400-700

122PAIR CHINESE CARVED STONE AND JADE TABLE

SCREENSQing dynasty, on carved wood stands; H15” W11”Dia.10 1/2” (2pcs)$400-700Provenance: South Carolina private collection

123CHINESE POLYCHROME CARVED WOOD HEAD OF

GUANYINQing dynasty, serene Bodhisattva with pendulous earlobes and headdress, on later stand; H19 1/2” W9 1/2”D10” and with stand H29”$300-600

124CHINESE POLYCHROME-DECORATED STUCCO

GUANYIN HEADlate Ming dynasty, with serene expression, on laterstand; H16” W8” D9” and on stand H20”$300-500Provenance: Dragon House Antiques, San FranciscoSouth Carolina private collection

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125CHINESE PICTORIAL SILK NEEDLEWORKlate Qing dynasty, wise men under pine tree, in goldand muted tones on teal ground, framed, H27” W25”$300-500Provenance: South Carolina private collection

126CHINESE PAPIER-MACHE SEATED GUANYINQing dynasty, white, red and green painted figure seated on rock; H21” W15” D8”$300-500Provenance: South Carolina private collection

127CHINESE DRAGON-CARVED HORNQing or Republic period, on wood base, overall H14 1/4”$300-500Provenance: Florida collection

128JAPANESE BLUE-AND-WHITE PORCELAIN PEDESTALearly 20th century, extensive landscape depicting birdsamongst bamboo and blossoming trees; signed on base,H25 1/4” Dia.13 1/4”$300-500Provenance: South Carolina private collection 129

TIBETAN THANGKA19th century, painted panel depicting central figuresurrounded by figures and animals on silk damask,signed on verso; overall H37” W24”$300-500Provenance: New York private collection


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130THAI BAHT GOLD OPENWORK BRACELETheart pendant on chain, L10”; and openwork widebracelet, L7 1/2”; tests 22K and total 68.0g (2pcs)$2,000-2,500Provenance: South Carolina private collection

131FANCY YELLOW AND COLORLESS DIAMOND RING2.01ct oval yellow diamond, clarity VS2; flanked by 2half-moon and 30 round brilliant diamonds, approx.1.23ctw, color F-I, clarity VS1-I1, in 18K white goldsetting, size 6.5$4,000-6,000Provenance: South Carolina private collectionOther Notes: Accompanied by PGS certificate#3108004745.

132DIAMOND AND PLATINUM ENGAGEMENT RING4.92ct emerald-cut center diamond, color I-J, clarityVS1, flanked by two .05ctw tapered baguette-cut diamonds, color J-K, clarity VVS2-VVS1, size 6.75$40,000-50,000Other Notes: Accompanied by EGL gemologicalreport #US913998701D.

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133THAI BAHT GOLD BRACELETS2 with heart charms, L7 and 7 1/2”2 openwork, L7 and 7 1/2”lozenge and link design, L6 1/2”tests 22K, and total 91.0g (5pcs)$2,500-3,500Provenance: South Carolinaprivate collection

134DIAMOND BY THE YARD

NECKLACEthirty seven marquise cut diamonds,approx. 15.0ctw, color F-G, clarityVS-SI, set in 18K white gold chain,L37”$15,000-20,000

135THAI BAHT GOLD NECKLACESheart pendant on chain, L12”; andanother chain, L12 1/4”; tests 22K,and 75.0g (2pcs)$2,000-2,500Provenance: South Carolinaprivate collection

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136EMERALD AND DIAMOND RING AND PENDANT5.8 x 6.2mm emerald-cut emerald accented by approx.1.5ctw round and baguette diamonds in 14K gold setting, size 7.5; together with well-matched 5.0 x7.0mm teardrop emerald and small diamonds in 14Kgold geometric pendant, H1” W1 1/2” (2pcs)$800-1,200Provenance: South Carolina private collection

137ART DECO DIAMOND AND EMERALD BRACELETapprox. 3.0ctw small diamonds accented by emeraldsin platinum, L7”$1,000-2,000Provenance: South Carolina private collection


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138DIAMOND LINE BRACELETthirty-six round brilliant-cut diamonds, approx.12.0ctw, color G-H, clarity VS-SI, in 18K white gold,L7”$14,000-17,000

139RUBY AND DIAMOND NECKLACEnine 4.5 x 2.5mm oval rubies accented by nine diamonds, approx. 0.9ctw and diamond-set links in14K white gold setting, L15 1/2”$800-1,200Provenance: South Carolina private collection

140ART DECO DIAMOND AND SAPPHIRE BRACELETdiamond-set oval links spaced by sapphire-set links inplatinum, in original leather box, L7”$800-1,400Provenance: Property of a gentleman

141PAIR DIAMOND STUD EARRINGS2.45ctw round brilliant-cut diamonds, color H-I, clarity VS2, in 14K white gold (2pcs)$9,000-12,000Other Notes: Accompanied by UGS gemologicalreport #US914341701D.

142THAI BAHT GOLD NECKLACES4 heart pendant, L8” to 9 1/2”; and other with scroll,L9 1/2”; tests 22K and total 72.0g (5pcs)$2,000-2,500Provenance: South Carolina private collection

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143AMETHYST AND TOURMALINE COCKTAIL RING12.2x15.2mm oval amethyst accented by pink tourmalines in 14K gold setting, size 8$800-1,200Provenance: South Carolina private collection

144DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RING1.65ct round brilliant-cut center diamond, color G-H,clarity VS2, accented by 0.63ctw diamonds, color F-G,clarity VS2-SI1, in 14K white gold, size 6.5$10,000-15,000Other Notes: Accompanied by UGS gemologicalreport #US908819201D.

145DIAMOND AND GOLD RINGround center diamond (approx. 1.5ct, color M-N, clarity SI) accented by smaller round and baguette-cutdiamonds in 14K setting, size 6$1,000-1,500Provenance: South Carolina private collection

146DIAMOND AND PLATINUM ETERNITY BANDapprox. 4.0ctw round brilliant-cut diamonds, color G-H, clarity VS-SI, size 6.5$5,000-7,000

147YELLOW DIAMOND PENDANT ON

CHAINthree oval diamonds measuring4.3x5.2mm, 4.3x6.0mm, and 4.7x6.6mm,accented by colorless diamonds in 14Kwhite gold setting, on 18K white chain,L16”$1,000-2,000Provenance: South Carolina privatecollection

148EMERALD AND DIAMOND RING5.9x8mm center and two 3x5mm sideemeralds accented by small diamonds in14K white gold setting, size 7$1,000-2,000Provenance: South Carolina private collection


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BRACELETfifteen yellow, blue, and pink oval sapphiresapprox. 30.0ctw, accented by approx.2.1ctw round diamonds in two-tone 18Kgold flexible links, L7”$9,000-12,000

150THAI BAHT GOLD BRACELETS AND

NECKLACEheart design bracelet, L7”; filigree bracelet,L7 1/2”; and floriform pendant necklace,L9 1/2”; tests 22K and total 76.0g (3pcs)$2,000-3,000Provenance: South Carolina privatecollection

151BLUE SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND NECKLACEforty-six oval sapphires, approx. 36ctw, accented by 10.0ctw round brilliant-cutdiamonds, L17” and 44.5g all in$12,000-15,000

152EMERALD AND DIAMOND NECKLACEfour oval emeralds, each measuring 5.0x3.0 to4.9x3.0mm and accented by small diamondsin intricate 14K yellow gold link and chainsetting; drop L7” and 15.5g all in$1,000-2,000Provenance: South Carolina privatecollection

153FANCY YELLOW AND COLORLESS DIAMOND

ENGAGEMENT RING2.08ct natural fancy intense yellow rectangularbrilliant-cut diamond, clarity VS2, accented by0.69ctw diamonds, color F-G, clarity VS1-VS2,in platinum, size 6.5$10,000-15,000Other Notes: Accompanied by EGLgemological report #US913267701D.

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154ART DECO DIAMOND AND PLATINUM BRACELETapprox. 90 small round diamonds in platinum setting,L7”$800-1,400Provenance: Property of a gentleman

155PAIR EMERALD AND DIAMOND EARRINGStwo pear-shaped natural green emeralds, 6.21ct and6.49ct, accented by 2.25ctw round diamonds in 18Kwhite gold setting, H1” W3/4” and 12.3g all in (2pcs)$12,000-15,000Other Notes: Accompanied by GIA gemologicalreport #5161720777.

156VINTAGE 18K BRAIDED GOLD MESH BRACELETside-by-side double-strand joined orbs accented bysmall ovals, ending with box clasp with safety, marked:750, L7 1/4”, and 30.0g$800-1,200Provenance: North Carolina private collection

157EMERALD AND DIAMOND RING6x8mm emerald-cut emerald accented by marquise-cutdiamonds in 14K yellow gold setting, size 7$1,000-2,000Provenance: South Carolina private collection


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ORNATE NECKLACEapprox. 240.0ctw cabochon rubies, 2.5ctwcognac and colorless diamond-studdedwoven design, in 18K gold mesh collarnecklace, approx.18” with extension$12,000-15,000

159THAI BAHT GOLD BRACELETSheart design, L7 1/2”, tests 22K and 61.0g (2pcs)$1,800-2,200Provenance: South Carolina private collection

160ART DECO DIAMOND AND PLATINUM RING2.0ct center old European-cut diamond, color G-H,clarity VS1, accented by 1.05ctw baguette and roundsingle-cut diamonds, color F-G, clarity VS1-VS2, size7$14,000-18,000Other Notes: Accompanied by EGL gemologicalreport #US909268702D.

161DIAMOND BRIDAL SETmarquise-cut diamond (approx. 1.0ct color L-M, clarity SI3) in 14K gold setting, size 6.5$1,000-1,500Provenance: South Carolina private collection

162DIAMOND LINE BRACELETapprox. 5.0 carat round brilliant-cut diamonds, colorG-H, clarity VS, 18K white gold, L7”$5,000-7,000

163THAI BAHT GOLD HEART PENDANT ON CHAINtests 18K, overall L14”, and 91.0g$2,000-2,500Provenance: South Carolina private collection


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164BLUE SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND COCKTAIL RING10.11ct oval natural blue sapphire surrounded by1.31ctw diamonds, color E-G, clarity VVS2-VS2, in18K white gold, size 6.5$12,000-15,000Other Notes: Accompanied by PGS gemologicalreport #3910004378.

165SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND NECKLACE AND

BRACELET SETeight 3.02x4.0 to 5.0x7.0mm oval sapphires accentedby diamond-set pendant necklace, L16 1/4”; andmatching bracelet with ten 3x5mm oval sapphires, L7 1/2”; in 14K white gold (2pcs)$2,000-3,000Provenance: South Carolina private collection

166PAIR ORNATE DIAMOND AND TWO-TONE GOLD

EARRINGS18K white and yellow gold knot design, set with 248round brilliant-cut diamonds, approx. 7.0ctw, color F,clarity VS, H1 1/4” W1” and 29.5g all in (2pcs)$7,000-9,000

167SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND RING10.1x8.3mm oval blue sapphire accented by diamondsin 18K gold setting, size 7$1,000-1,500Provenance: South Carolina private collection

168ART DECO DIAMOND AND PLATINUM FILIGREE

RING1.25ct old European-cut diamond, color D-E, clarityVS1, surrounded by .025ctw small diamonds, color E-F, clarity VS2-SI2, size 6$8,000-12,000Other Notes: Accompanied by UGS gemologicalreport #US913118401D.

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169DIAMOND AND PLATINUM RING4.2x5.4mm emerald-cut diamond accented bybaguette-cut diamonds, center diamond approx. 0.5ct,color L-M, clarity VSI, size 7$800-1,200Provenance: South Carolina private collection

170ART DECO DIAMOND AND PLATINUM FILIGREE

PENDANT ON CHAINapprox. 5.0ctw old European-cut diamonds, color G-H, clarity VS-SI, in openwork pendant, H2 1/4”,on later chain L16” and 15.5g all in$5,000-7,000

171HARRY WINSTON STYLE DIAMOND AND PLATINUM

COCKTAIL RINGapprox. 7.5ctw round and marquise-cut diamonds,color E-F, clarity VS1, size 8$5,000-7,000

172EMERALD AND DIAMOND COCKTAIL RING5x7mm emerald-cut emerald accented by diamonds in14K two-tone gold setting, size 6.5$800-1,200Provenance: South Carolina private collection

173DIAMOND CROSS PENDANT ON CHAINapprox. 5.5ct round brilliant-cut diamonds, color H,clarity VS, in 18K white gold openwork cross pendant,H2” W1 1/2”; accompanied by 16” 18K white goldchain$3,500-4,500

174THAI BAHT GOLD BRACELETS2 with globe charm, L7”heart design, L7 1/2”enameled floral design, L7”tests 22K, and total 80.0g (4pcs)$2,200-2,800Provenance: South Carolina private collection


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175BLUE SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND CUFF

BRACELETnine 5.2x5.9mm oval sapphires accented by smalldiamonds, in 14K white gold hinged bangle; W2 1/2”$700-1,000Provenance: South Carolina private collection

176ART DECO DIAMOND BRACELETapprox. 4.75ctw old European-cut diamonds,color F-G, clarity VS1, in 14K white gold double-line design, L7 1/4”$5,000-7,000

177THAI BAHT GOLD CHAIN WITH TIGER’S-EYE

PENDANT2” x 1 1/2” oval stone set in sterling and suspended on 22K tested gold chain; approx.40.0g weighable$1,000-1,500Provenance: South Carolina private collection

178PAIR BELLE EPOQUE DIAMOND DEMANTOID

AND OPAL EARRINGScirca 1900, approx. 3.5ctw old European-cut diamondsin intricate swing-drop pendant earrings, accented byoval opal cabochons and demantoid garnets, H2” and16.5g all in (2pcs)$5,000-7,000

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179BLUE SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND RING7.9x9.9mm oval sapphire accented by small diamonds in 14K gold setting, size 8$800-1,200Provenance: South Carolina private collection

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FLEXIBLE BRACELETeleven graduated cushion-cut blue sapphires,approx. 22.5ctw, in 18K yellow gold band$7,000-10,000

181RUBY NECKLACEone hundred and seventeen graduated round rubies,4.5 to 2.4mm in 14K gold setting, L17”$1,000-1,500Provenance: South Carolina private collection

182PAIR DIAMOND SWING-DROP EARRINGSeach with well-matched diamonds, 1.35ctwround, .55ctw marquise, 2.6ctw pear-shapeddiamonds, color H-I, clarity VS-SI, in 14Kwhite gold, H1” (2pcs)$6,000-8,000

183THAI BAHT GOLD PENDANT ON CHAINheart pendant on chain, L13”; tests 22K and 60.5g$1,500-2,000Provenance: South Carolina private collection

184CARTIER STYLE DIAMOND ETERNITY BANDapprox. 10.0ctw round brilliant-cut diamonds, colorD-E, clarity VS in 18K white gold band, size 7 and10.5g all in$7,000-10,000

185AMETHYST AND DIAMOND BRACELETseventeen 7.2x6.7mm square-cut deep purpleamethysts accented by diamonds in 14K white gold,L17 1/4, and 18.5g all in$800-1,200Provenance: South Carolina private collection


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186PINK SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND RING7.2 x 8.0mm emerald-cut sapphire, accented by smalldiamonds; in 18K gold setting, size 7$1,000-2,000Provenance: South Carolina private collection

187RUBILITE AND DIAMOND COCKTAIL RINGapprox.. 11.5ct emerald-cut rubilite, accented by 1.0ctbaguette cut diamonds in platinum setting, size 6.5,and 11.5g all in$5,000-7,000

188RUBY AND DIAMOND COCKTAIL RING6.5x9mm oval ruby accented by diamonds in 14K setting, size 6$800-1,200Provenance: South Carolina private collection

189AMETHYST AND TOPAZ COCKTAIL RING9.5x14.5mm oval amethyst accented by pink topaz in14K white gold setting, size 7$800-1,200Provenance: South Carolina private collection

190GARNET AND PERIDOT RINGS10x14mm oval garnet in 14K setting, size 7.7510.5x15.5mm faceted peridot in 18K setting, size 8Total 25.0g all in (2pcs)$700-1,000Provenance: South Carolina private collection

191DIAMOND AND GOLD RINGround diamond (approx. 1.0ct, color L-M, clarity SI)in 14K gold, size 6.5 and 7.4g all in$700-1,000Provenance: South Carolina private collection

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192ANCIENT GREEK RED-FIGURE LOUTROPHOROS OR CEREMONIAL VASEprobably South Italian, Apulian, 4th century B.C., ornate anthemion and wingedfigure ground centering woman with attendants in naiskos and verso with figuresstanding beside column; H33” W11 1/2”$20,000-30,000Provenance: Florida collection

Other Notes: For similar examples of red-figure decorated Apulian vessels seeMetropolitan Museum of Art collection, 1995.45.1, 1995.45.2, 06.1021.228,and 69.11.7.

193ANCIENT GREEK STYLE POTTERY PITCHER, AND CAMPANIAN FISH PLATEblack-figure pitcher, H8”; and red-figure plate, H2 1/2” Dia.10” (2pcs)$600-900Provenance: Frank Capra, Jr. collection

194ANCIENT EASTERN CARVED STONE

ARCHITECTURAL RELICprobably India, figure with elongated ear lobesstanding within archway, H10 1/2” W5” D2 1/2”$500-800Provenance: South Carolina private collection


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195FINE CONTINENTAL FAIENCE VASEprobably 17th/18th century, vibrant enamels andClassical vignettes on baluster form, flanked by scroll,leaf and winged figural handles, signed; H17 1/2”W14 1/2” D6 1/2”$10,000-15,000Provenance: Florida collection

196REIGN PHILIP III 8 REALES COIN, RECOVERED

FROM THE ATOCHA SHIPWRECKcirca 1598-1621, TSI Number: 85A-183010Denomination: 8Reign: Philip IIIMint: PAssayer: NVWeight: 25.0gOrigin: LT 1250$400-600Provenance: South Carolina private collectionOther Notes: Accompanied by copies of theTreasure Salvors Inc. certificate of authenticity.

197SPANISH COLONIAL PHILIP V 8 REALES SILVER

COINcirca 1712Denomination: 8Reign: Philip VMint: MexicoAssayer: JWeight: 17.5gGrade: XF$300-500Provenance: South Carolina private collectionOther Notes: Accompanied by copies of thecertificate of authenticity of the Historic Artifactfrom a Spanish Galleon 1715 fleet; signed JackHaskins, Jr.

198GEORGE III COIN, NORTH WALES 1 FARTHINGdated 1793, NORTH WALES FARTHING andPRO BONO PUBLICO, with smooth edges$100-200Provenance: South Carolina private collection

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199ITALIAN RENAISSANCE WALNUT REFECTORY TABLEprobably Florentine, 16th/17th century, plank top withcarved frieze, end supports profusely carved withrosettes, heraldic device on shield, lion’s-paw feet,joined by shaped stretcher; H33 1/2” L128” W39”$3,000-5,000Provenance: Property deaccessioned from a SouthCarolina museum to benefit the collections fund

200WILLIAM & MARY OAK OR ELM SIDE TABLElate 17th century, rectangular molded edge top, longdrawer, and barley-sugar twist legs with stretchers onbun feet; H24” W33” D23 1/2”$800-1,200Provenance: South Carolina private collection

201CHARLES II OAK CHEST OF DRAWERSlast half 17th century, molded-edge top over drawers,on turned feet; H38” W40” D21”$1,000-1,500Provenance: South Carolina private collection

202ENGLISH ELM DRESSER17th/18th century, rectangular case with drawers onturned legs joined by stretcher; H31” W75” D19 3/4”$1,500-2,500Provenance: South Carolina private collection


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203ENGLISH OAK CLOTHESPRESS18th century, carved molded crown, arched moldedpanel door and short drawers, on bun feet; H76 1/2”W58” D21”$500-800

204ITALIAN RENAISSANCE WALNUT CREDENZA17th/18th century, rectangular top with molded edgeabove drawers on molded base and bracket feet; H351/2” W36 1/2” D14 1/2”$2,000-3,000Provenance: South Carolina private collection

205JACOBEAN OAK TAVERN TABLElate 17th/early 18th century, molded edge top, longdrawer, scalloped skirt, turned legs and feet joined bystretchers; H28” W30 1/2” D19”$600-900

206GEORGE III MAHOGANY LANCASHIRE MULE

CHESTcirca 1790, hinged molded edge top over faux drawerfront and configuration of seven drawers, fluted quarter-round supports, shaped skirt on ogee bracketfeet.H46 1/2” W71 1/2” D23”$500-800Provenance: Georgia private collection

207ENGLISH PINE BLANKET CHEST18th century, hinged lid, till drawer, long drawermarked: T.H. 1776; H30” W43” D20”$200-400

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208ERNST STUVEN(German, 1657-1712)FLORAL STILL LIFE WITHIN LANDSCAPE WITH BIRD AND BUTTERFLYoil on canvas, framed, signed lower leftH34” W27”$5,000-7,000Provenance: Purchased in the 1950sDescended through a Southern collection topresent family member, a Georgia privatecollector

209ANTOINE BLANCHARD(French, 1910-1988)MOULIN ROUGE, PARISoil on canvas, framed, signed lower rightH24” W36”$4,000-6,000Provenance: Florida collection

210WILFRID CONSTANT BEAUQUESNE(French, 1847-1913)LES SOLDATS BLESSESoil on panel, framed, signed lower rightH14” W10 1/2”$3,000-5,000Provenance: Floridacollection

211GERONE KAZACSAY(Hungarian, b. 1871)THE LOVERSoil on board, framed, signedlower leftH36” W24 1/2”$4,000-6,000Provenance: Floridacollection


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212CHARLES DOERR(French, 1815-1894)FULL ATTACK!oil on canvas, framed, signed lower right: C. DoerrH17 1/2” W26”$3,000-6,000Provenance: Florida collection

213ALEXANDER VAN GAELEN(Dutch, 1670-1728)THE SIEGE OF A CITY (Possibly the The Burningof Hiedelberg)oil on canvas, framed, signed lower rightH45” W54”$5,000-8,000Provenance: North Carolina private collection

214PIERRE EMMANUEL EUGENE DAMOYE(French, 1847-1916)PAYSAGE D’ETEoil on canvas, framed, signed & dated 1908H19” W29”$2,500-3,500Provenance: Florida collection

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215PAUL PASCAL(Washington,DC/France, 1832-1903)CARAVAN ATWELLwatercolor, framed,signed & datedlower left 1896sight H17” W12”$3,000-4,000Provenance:Florida collection

216JOSEFINE

SWOBODA(Austrian, 1861-1924)THE LETTERoil on canvas, framed, signed & dated 1886, upperrightH27” W22”$2,500-3,000Provenance: Florida collection

217DANIEL CASEY(French, 1820-1885)LES CHEVAUX, LE PAYSAGEoil on canvas, framed, signed lower rightH18” W21 3/4”$3,000-4,000Provenance: Florida collection

218DUTCH SCHOOL (19TH CENTURY)THE POET’S MUSEoil on canvas laid to panel, framed, unsigned H27 1/2” W37 1/2”$2,500-4,500Provenance: Florida collection

219JEAN JOSEPH XAVIER BIDAULD(French, 1758-1846)ITALIANATE LANDSCAPEoil on panel, signed lower leftH13 1/4” W18 1/4”$2,000-3,000Provenance: South Carolina private collection


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220CIPRIANO CEI(Italian, 1867-1922)BAMBINOoil on canvas, framed, signed upper leftH19” W11”$2,000-3,000Provenance: Florida collection

221ALBERT PUTZ(German, 1886-1961)NACHT TANZER (Night Nymphs)oil on canvas, framed, signed & dated, lowerleft 1917H27” W22”$1,500-2,500Provenance: Florida collectionOther Notes: Verso old exhibition label“Standige Gemalde-Ausstellung, L. van HeesSaar.....”.

222FELIX HARTA(Hungarian/Austrian, 1884-1967)BARONESS TONET WITH HER SONS, 1958oil on canvas, framed, signed & dated upper leftH42” W29 1/2”$1,200-1,800Provenance: Property deaccessioned from a SouthCarolina museum to benefit the collections fund

223FRANCESCO BRUNERY (MANNER OF)(Italian. 1849-1926)ENTERTAINING THE CARDINALoil on canvas, framed, unsignedH30” W22 1/2”$1,200-1,800Provenance: Florida collection

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224FRITZ VOGLER(French, 19th century)THE TAMBOURINE DANCERoil on canvas, framed, signed lower rightH20” W24”$1,000-2,000Provenance: Florida collection

225JENO KRUPKA(Hungarian, fl. 1930)PAIR OF PORTRAITS, DUTCH PEASANTSoil on canvas, framed, signed & dated lower right 1927H14” W10” (2pcs)$800-1,200Provenance: Florida collection

226GEORGES DUVAL(French, 1920-1993)YOUNG LOVEoil on canvas, framed, signed lower rightH20” W16”$600-900Provenance: Florida collection

227ERNST KOLBE(German, 1876-1945)RELIQUARY WITH FLOWERSoil on board, framed, signed lower leftH23” W19”$500-800Provenance: Florida collection

228THEODORE ALEXANDER WEBER(German, 1838-1907)LONG DAY FISHINGwatercolor, framed, signed sight H19 1/2” W13”$500-800Provenance: Florida collection


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229LOUIS XVI STYLE CARVED FRUITWOOD SIDE

CHAIRS, SET OF EIGHTcirca 1850, reed and ribbon frame, with oval cane backand topnailed leather seat, on tapered fluted legs;BH40” SH20” W20” D18” (8pcs)$2,000-3,000Provenance: Ohio private collection

230CONTINENTAL EBONIZED CARVED GILTWOOD

JARDINIERE BENCH19th century, removable padded top, over frieze withgilt latticework, quarter-round ends and molded base;H17” W72” D18”$700-1,000Provenance: South Carolina private collection

231FRENCH WALNUT DAYBEDlast half 19th century, paneled out-turned frame withshort tapered legs, with topnailed upholstery, benchseat cushion and bolsters; H38 3/4” D32” L81 1/2”$1,000-1,500Provenance: Ohio private collection

232BIEDERMEIER EBONIZED BIRD CHAIRSfirst half 19th century, straight toprail, feather splat,upholstered seat, and tapered legs; BH37” SH20”W18” D16” (4pcs)$400-700Provenance: South Carolina private collection

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233PAIR FRENCH KINGWOOD AND PARCEL-GILT TWIN

BEDSlate 19th century, shaped and paneled headboard withreed and ribbon molding, corresponding rails and footboard with artichoke finials; H44” W42 1/4” L79”(2pcs)$500-700Provenance: North Carolina private collection

234CONTINENTAL MAHOGANY PEDESTAL CABINETlast half 19th century, molded crown above drawers,door and block feet; H59” W28 1/2” D18 1/4”$500-700Provenance: South Carolina collection

235PAIR CONTINENTAL GILT AND PAINTED SIDE

CHAIRSlate 19th century, interlocking back and overupholstered serpentine seat, on tapered reeded legswith ankle collars; BH34” SH19” W17 3/4”D20”(2pcs)$200-300Provenance: North Carolina private collection


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236CONTINENTAL MARQUETRY INLAID KINGWOOD DRESSING TABLElate 19th century, triple-panel hinged top, floral marquetry inlays, fitted interiors, on tapered legs; H29 1/2” W31 1/4” D19”$300-500Provenance: South Carolina private collection


237PAIR LOUIS XVI STYLE GILTWOOD FAUTEUILS20th century, bowfront bead-and-channel frame withpadded back, arms and seat, on stop-fluted legs withelongated ball feet; BH39 3/4” SH19 1/2” W26 1/2”D27 1/2” (2pcs)$500-700Provenance: Georgia private collection

238LOUIS XV STYLE CARVED GILTWOOD AND MARBLE

CONSOLE TABLEgray and rust-veined marble top, pierced scrolling andfloral skirt, carved molded cabriole legs with paw feet,joined by molded stretchers with shell decoration;H38” W63” D29”$1,000-2,000Provenance: South Carolina collection

239ITALIAN BAROQUE WALNUT CHEST18th century, rectangular molded top with miteredcorners, over case with pair of shallow drawers overdoors, on plinth with block feet; H39 3/4” W50 1/2”D21”$800-1,200Provenance: Ohio private collection

240PAIR LOUIS XVI STYLE CARVED FRUITWOOD

ARMCHAIRSlast half 19th century, reed and ribbon frame, car-touche back and serpentine seat, on tapered fluted legs;BH38 3/4” SH21” W24” D26”(2pcs)$300-500Provenance: Virginia private collection

241CONTINENTAL PAINTED PINE BLANKET CHESTearly 19th century, hinged lid, floral-painted panels, onturned feet; H26 1/2” W48” D25”$400-700Provenance: South Carolina private collection

242FRENCH GILT AND GESSO OVERMANTLE MIRROR19th century, floral and leafy cresting flanked by putti,above rectangular leaf and ribbon frame enclosing glassplate; H69” W45”$800-1,200Provenance: North Carolina private collection

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MIRRORSelaborately carvedfloral pediment onmolded frame; H58” W35” (2pcs)$700-1,000Provenance: SouthCarolina privatecollection

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TAPESTRY19th century,depicting figures ingarden pickingapples, H50” W48”$500-800Provenance: Florida estate

245EASTERN CHRISTIAN

PHELONION AND

EPITRACHELION19th century, high-collaredliturgical vestment with floral metallic and crewel brocade on damask cloak,and back panel embroidered with IHS Christogram,accompanied by red stole; L54 1/2” (2pcs)$1,500-2,200Provenance: South Carolina private collection

246EASTERN CHRISTIAN PHELONION19th century, high-collared liturgical vestment withscroll, floral metallic thread and brocade, and backpanel depicting Lamb of God; L48”$2,000-3,000Provenance: South Carolina private collection


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247RAIMONDO PEREDA(Swiss/Italian, 1840-1915)CAUGHT IN LOVE’S NETmarble, signed at base: R. Pereda, MilanoH67”$10,000-20,000Provenance: North Carolina private collection

Literature: Panzetta, Alfanso. DIZIONARIO DEGLI SCULTORI ITALIANIDELL’OTTOCENTO. Turin, U. Allemandi: 1994, vol. II, p. 623

Other Notes: Raimondo Pereda (1840-1915) was born in Lugano and studied atAccademia de Brera in Milan. He exhibited in Munich from 1870 to 1884, and theParis Salon (1879-80); his works were shown in Milan, Parma and London, at the1876 Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition and the 1889 Paris ExpositionUniverselle.247

248FERDINAND BARBEDIENNE, AFTER JEAN-ANTOINE

HOUDON(French, 1810-1892)L’HIVER, circa 1886 cold-painted bronze with brown patina on marble base,F. Barbedienne (French, 1810-1892) foundry stamp,and cast signature (after Jean-Antoine Houdon, French1741-1828, FRILEUSE)H16 1/4”$1,000-1,500Provenance: South Carolina private collectionLiterature: Berman, Harold. BRONZES:SCULPTORS & FOUNDERS, 1800-1930. Chicago:Abage, 1981. Vol. II, p. 459, fig. 1809BRONZE D’ART F. BARBEDIENNE. Paris-1886catalogue, p. 40 (illustrated)

249CHARLES-OCTAVE LEVY(French, 1820- 1899)LE FANEURbronze with dark brown patina, signed on base, andbearing plaquette “Mention Honarable Salon de 1887,Le Faneur, Charles Levy”H39 1/2”$3,500-4,500Provenance: Florida collection

250CONTINENTAL CARVED MARBLE BUST OF DAVIDon stone pedestal, H26” W17” D11”, and overallH51”$500-800Provenance: South Carolina collection

251MARBLE SCULPTURE, AFTER ANTONIO CANOVA(Italian, 1757-1822) ENFANT ECRIVANT, H23”W9” D9 1/2”$400-700Provenance: South Carolina private collection

252CONTINENTAL CARVED CARRARA MARBLE PROFILE

BUST OF YOUNG WOMAN19th century, unsigned, H16” W14” D4”$400-600Provenance: South Carolina private collection


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253RUSSIAN KONYA CARPETcirca 1920, 4’9” x 8’10”$1,000-2,000Provenance: North Carolinacollection

254PERSIAN TABRIZ CARPET4’7” x 7’4”$600-800Provenance: Florida estate

255PERSIAN SHIRAZ CARPET5’3” x 10’$500-800

256ISFAHAN STYLE CARPET6’2” x 9’$500-700

257PERSIAN SULTANABAD

RUNNERcirca 1930, 3’3” x 10’1”$700-900Provenance: Illinois collection

258KASHMIR HERIZ RUNNER2’7” x 19’9”$600-900

259TURKISH OUSHAK RUNNERcirca 1940, 3’1” x 11’10”$600-900Provenance: Illinois collection

260INDO TABRIZ RUNNER3’2” x 11’9”$500-800Provenance: South Carolinaprivate collection

261AFGHAN KAZAK RUNNER2’8” x 13’9”$500-700Provenance: Florida estate

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262GEORGE III MAHOGANY BUREAU BOOKCASEearly 19th century, top section with molded broken arch pediment andcarved rosettes, over pair of doors opening to reveal bookshelves, pigeon-holes, mirrored prospect door and candleslides, upon lower part with fall-board concealing fitted interior and case with two short over two longdrawers, on molded base with bracket feet; H100 1/2” W50” D24 3/4”$4,000-6,000Provenance: Florida private collection

263GEORGE III CARVED MAHOGANY DOUBLE-CHAIRBACK SETTEEearly 19th century, yoked toprail, urn splat, shepherd’s-crook arms, cabriole legs with pad feet; BH39” SH17” W49” D23”$600-800

264PAIR GEORGE III MAHOGANY SIDE CHAIRScirca 1790, shaped toprail, pierced splat, square legs joined by stretchers;BH37 1/2” SH18” W20” D17” (2pcs)$300-500


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265GEORGE III MAHOGANY PEMBROKE TABLEfirst quarter 19th century, oval drop-leaf top, two shortdrawers, on inlaid tapered legs; H27” W22 1/2” D39 1/4”$400-600

266GEORGIAN WALNUT CHEST ON CHESTlast half 18th century, molded crown, configuration ofdrawers, lower part with graduated drawers and bracketfeet; H68” W39” D22”$2,500-4,500Provenance: South Carolina private collection

267PAIR ADAM STYLE CARVED MAHOGANY DEMILUNE

CONSOLE TABLES19th century, D-shaped carved molded-edge top, skirtwith carved rosettes, tapered legs with bellflowers andspade feet; H29 1/2” W44 1/2” D23” (2pcs)$800-1,200

268REGENCY BRASS-INLAID ROSEWOOD DINING

CHAIRS, SET OF EIGHTcirca 1820, brass inlaid crestrail and splat-cane seats onsaber legs; BH33” SH16 1/2” W20” D18” (8pcs)$2,000-3,000Provenance: South Carolina collection

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269GEORGIAN WALNUT CHEST OF DRAWERScirca 1780, crossbanded inlaid molded-edge top, configuration of drawers, on bracket feet; H36 1/2”W37” D20”$1,000-1,500Provenance: South Carolina private collection

270CHINESE CHIPPENDALE STYLE PAINTED

TRIPLEBACK SETTEE19th century, archedstrapwork back,shaped arms flankingneedlepoint benchseat, seatrail with floral tablets, onstraight legs withstretchers and piercedcorner blocks; BH41”SH20” D24” L64 3/8”$1,000-2,000Provenance: Virginiaprivate collection

271GEORGE III CARVED MAHOGANY PIECRUST

TILT-TOP TABLEearly 19th century, scalloped top on carved pedestaland cabriole legs with ball-and-claw feet; H27 3/4”Dia.29 1/2”$300-500Provenance: Florida collection

272QUEEN ANNE STYLE CHINOISERIE-DECORATED

KNEEHOLE DESKlate 19th/early 20th century, tooled leather writing surface, long drawer over configuration of drawers anddoors, and molded base; H30” W55” D30”$1,000-2,000Provenance: South Carolina private collection


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273LATE REGENCY INLAID ROSEWOOD AND

EBONIZED SOFAsecond quarter 19th century, upholstered back,Grecian-form arms, turned reeded legs with brass casters; BH35 1/2” SH20” W84” D32”$800-1,200

274VICTORIAN MAHOGANY LIBRARY STEPSlate 19th century, leather inset three-tier design; H27” W18 1/2” D30”$500-800Provenance: South Carolina private collection

275GEORGIAN MAHOGANY CORNER WASHSTANDcirca 1820, unusual hinged top opening to fitted interior, drawers, tapered legs joined by platformstretcher base; H48” W25 1/2” D19” open$300-500Provenance: South Carolina private collection

276ENGLISH WALNUT AND LEATHER-TOPPED

RENT\DRUM TABLEmid to late 19th century, octagonal molded top with gilt-tooled leather writing surface, over conforming frieze with drawers, on four beaded saber legs, turnip feet with casters, unified by stretchers; H30” Dia.54”$2,000-3,000Provenance: Florida private collection

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MAHOGANY SILVER TABLElate 19th/early 20th century, swelled top with ribbonand flowerhead-carved edge, conforming skirt withpendent drops, straight chamfered legs with Marlborofeet; H29 1/2” W48” D20 3/8”$800-1,200Provenance: Virginia private collection

278SMALL GEORGE III MAHOGANY BACHELOR’SCHESTcirca 1800, molded-edge top, brushing slide, four longdrawers, bracket feet; H32” W37 1/2” D18 1/2”$600-900

279BAKER INLAID

MAHOGANY DINING

TABLE, HISTORIC

CHARLESTONcrossbanded inlaid top, fitted with two 20” leaves;on urn pedestal with reededsaber legs, brass casters;with Baker, HistoricCharleston label; H29 1/2”W45 1/2” L107 1/2” open$1,500-2,500Provenance: SouthCarolina private collection

280QUEEN ANNE STYLE DINING CHAIRS, SET OF SIXlate 19th/early 20th century, yoke crestrail, urn splat,cabriole legs with pad feet; five sides, one arm; BH39 1/2” SH19” W21” D17” (6pcs)$700-900

281SHERATON STYLE INLAID MAHOGANY BOWFRONT

SIDEBOARDlate 19th century, concave step back with tambourslides, bow front above configuration of drawers, doorsand tambour slides, on tapered legs; H44” W68” D32”$1,500-2,500Provenance: South Carolina private collection


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282ENGLISH MAHOGANY FOLIO

CABINETlate 19th century, molded edge hingedtop, fold-down raised panel front withhinged supports, on casters; H52 1/2”W57 1/2” D25”$800-1,200

283GEORGIAN MAHOGANY CHAIRS, SET

OF FOURcirca 1830, arched crestrail, piercedsplat, square molded legs, joined bystretchers; BH38” SH18” W21” D18”(4pcs)$500-700

284SET OF CLASSICAL GARDEN

SCULPTURESsuite of female figures with attributesof music and painting, and male fig-ures with attributes of architecture and stone carver, on pedestals, figures H49” and pedestals H19 1/2”W16” D16” (4pcs)$1,500-2,500Provenance: North Carolina private collection

285PAIR CONTINENTAL CARVED MARBLE URNS20th century, circular basin embellished with grapeclusters, on stepped pedestal base; H20” Dia.19”$1,000-1,500Provenance: Florida private collection

286SOUTHERN LEADED STAINED GLASS WINDOW

PANELlate 19th/early 20th century, arched panel depictinglobster and fish; H101” W45” D6”$1,000-1,500Provenance: Recently discovered during renovationsat the Amen Street Building, CharlestonSouth Carolina private collection

287CLASSICAL MARBLEIZED

PEDESTAL19th century, column form onmolded base; H47 1/4” Dia.12”$400-600Provenance: South Carolina privatecollection

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288ALABASTER URN ON PEDESTALurn H7 1/2” Dia.12” and pedestal H36” Dia.13”(2pcs)$400-600Provenance: North Carolina private collection

289WILLIAM JOSEPH SHAYER (CIRCLE OF)(British, 1811-1892)FOXHUNTING SCENESoil on panel, framed, unsignedH15 1/2” W20 1/2” (2pcs)$6,000-8,000Provenance: Florida collection

290AUGUSTE BORGET(French, 1808-1877)ORIENTALIST ARCHITECTURE LANDSCAPE(Oosters Stadsgezicht Met Figuren)oil on canvas, framed, signed & dated lower right1865H16” W11”$6,000-9,000Provenance: Florida collectionOther Notes: Roelfs Roelofs Kunsthandels,Amsterdam, gallery label on verso.


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291ALFRED POLLENTINE(British, 1836-1890)THE GRAND CANAL, VENICEoil on canvas, framed, signed lower rightH16” W24”$4,000-6,000Provenance: Florida collection

292JOHN SYER(British, 1815-1885)NEAR DOVERDALE, DERBYSHIREoil on canvas, framed, signed & dated 1882H24” W36”$4,000-6,000Provenance: Florida collection

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293HENRY CHARLES BRYANT(British, 1835/36-1915)FARMER’S DAUGHTER WITH COWSoil on canvas, framed, signed lower leftH20” W30”$2,000-3,000Provenance: Florida collection

294THOMAS HARDY(British, 1842-1897)ROUGH SEAS, DOVER HARBORsight H21” W41”$3,000-4,000Provenance: Florida collection

295CHARLES HUNT, SR.(British, 1803-1877)YOUNG BOYS FISHINGoil on panel, framed, signed lower leftH16” W20”$2,000-3,000Provenance: Florida collection

296BRITISH SCHOOL (19TH CENTURY)SPORTING DOGSoil on board, framed, unsignedH11” W18 1/2”$2,000-3,000Provenance: Florida collection


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297W.H. MANNING(British, late 19thcentury)ALONG THERIVERBANKoil on canvas,framed, signedH16” W26”$2,000-3,000Provenance:Florida collection

298DAVID ROBERTS(Scottish, 1796-1864)MOORISHSTREET SCENEwatercolor, framed, unsignedsight H21” W14 1/2”$1,000-1,500Provenance: Florida collection

299A. MACDONALD(British, 19th/20th century)FLORAL STILL LIFEoil on canvas, period frame, signed lower rightH25” W30”$800-1,200Provenance: South Carolina private collection

300BRITISH SCHOOL (LATE 19TH CENTURY)HARBOR SCENEoil on panel, framed, unsignedH11” W14 1/2”$700-900Provenance: Florida collection

301BRITISH SCHOOL (LATE 18TH

CENTURY)RETURN FROM THE FIELDSoil on canvas, unframed, unsignedH27 1/2” W35 1/2”$500-900Provenance: Property deaccessionedfrom a South Carolina museum tobenefit the collections fund

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302HEPPLEWHITE PAINTED SATINWOOD

WRITING DESKcirca 1820, molded crown above painted frieze, oval inlaid doors openingto shelves and drawers; on lower partwith fitted drawers, tapered legs andmolded feet; all-over painted bellflower,swag and floral work; H65 1/2” W32”D21”$1,500-2,500Provenance: South Carolina privatecollection

303PAIR REGENCY STYLE CARVED MAHOGANY

ARMCHAIRStablet crest and stick splats centering pierced medallion, with downswept arms flanking cane seatwith cushion, on tapered legs with ankle collars; BH321/4” SH17” W22” D20 1/2” (2pcs)$500-700Provenance: Florida private collection

304LATE REGENCY MAHOGANY SOFA TABLEsecond quarter 19th century, molded-edge drop-leaftop, skirt with chamfered corners, two drawers, onplinth supports, with saber legs and brass casters joinedby stretcher; H29” W36 1/2” D29 1/2”$700-900

305QUEEN ANNE WALNUT CHEST OF DRAWERSfirst half 18th century, crossbanded top, above longand short drawers and bracket feet; H38 1/2” W39”D20 1/2”$1,500-2,500Provenance: South Carolina private collection

306GEORGE III CARVED MAHOGANY CHAIRSlate 18th century, carved toprail, pierce-carved splat,square molded legs joined by stretchers; BH38” SH18”W21 1/2” D19” (4pcs)$500-700Provenance: South Carolina private collection


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307DIMINUTIVE GEORGIAN MAHOGANY CHEST OF

DRAWERScirca 1810, molded-edge top, graduated drawers, onbracket feet; H33” W38” D19”$700-900

308REGENCY CROSSBANDED SATINWOOD PEMBROKE

TABLEearly 19th century, oval drop-leaf top, single friezedrawer, tapered legs with casters; H27 7/8” W37 1/2”D33” open $500-700

309GEORGIAN STYLE MAHOGANY DINING TABLEdrape-carved edge on round-corner top and turnedpedestal base with saber legs and ball-and-claw feet; fitted with two 16” leaves; H29” W48” L120” open(4pcs)$1,000-1,800Provenance: South Carolina private collection

310SHERATON INLAID MAHOGANY SIDEBOARDearly 19th century, stepback with sliding doors, shapedfront and four drawers, one fitted for wine, on turnedreeded legs; H45” W69” D28”$1,000-1,500

311GEORGIAN STYLE MAHOGANY DIMINUTIVE CHEST

OF DRAWERScirca 1850, rectangular top, configurations of drawerson bracket feet; H35” W34 1/2” D19 1/2”$500-800Provenance: South Carolina private collection

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312SHERATON STYLE MAHOGANY

DINING CHAIRS, SET OF SIX19th century, wheat-carved crestrails,pierced splat, square tapered legsjoined by molded stretcher; 2 arms,four sides; BH38 1/2” SH18” W23”D19” (6pcs)$800-1,100

313HEPPLEWHITE INLAID MAHOGANY

FOLDING CARD TABLEearly 19th century, D-shaped crossbanded and hinged top, skirt withlong drawer, on tapered legs withspade feet; H29 1/4” W38” D18 3/8”$400-600

314WALNUT BREAKFRONT BOOKCASEmid 19th century, domed central cornice and stepped-back side cabinets with astragal-glazed doorsand adjustable shelves; on lower case with configuration of drawers over doors with applied molding, on plinth; H106 3/4” W98” D20”$2,000-3,000Provenance: Charleston, South Carolina privatecollection

315GEORGIAN INLAID MAHOGANY RENT TABLEcirca 1810, leather-inset top, skirt with small drawers,turned pedestal, and saber legs on casters; H28 1/4”Dia.41 1/2”$1,000-2,000Provenance: Deaccessioned property from aSouthern museum


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316GEORGE III MAHOGANY CHAIRS, SET OF FOURfirst quarter 19th century, arched toprail, pierced urnsplat, leather seat, tapered legs with stretchers, BH37”SH18” W22” D18” (4pcs)$500-700

317GEORGIAN MAHOGANY BACHELOR’S CHEST OF

DRAWERScirca 1790, molded edge top above brush slide andgraduated drawers on bracket feet; H32” W33” D18 1/2”$800-1,200Provenance: Deaccessioned property from aSouthern museum

318GEORGE III MAHOGANY DROP-LEAF TABLEearly 19th century, butterfly drop leaves with carvedrope edge, square molded legs, joined by piercedstretcher; H27” W39 1/2” L35” open$300-500Provenance: South Carolina private collection

319ENGLISH MAHOGANY LINEN PRESSearly 19th century, molded crown, flat-panel doorsbefore slides, lower part with two short and two longdrawers, on turned feet; H84” W52 1/4” D24 1/2”$900-1,400

320GEORGIAN STYLE CARVED MAHOGANY

DUMBWAITERmid 19th century; H40” Dia.22”$300-500

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MAHOGANY

TILT-TOP TABLEfirst half 19th century, round top,turned pedestal,saber legs withsnakepad feet; H27 3/4” Dia.30 1/2”$200-300

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322GEORGE III MAHOGANY WORK TABLEearly 19th century, molded edge top, long drawer,square legs; H29 1/2” W26 3/4” D17 3/4”$300-500

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GILTWOOD TRUMEAU

MIRRORearly 19th century, carvedmolded crown above insetpainting depicting Englishhunt scene, with beveledmirror panel; H48 1/2”W63”$800-1,200Provenance: Georgiaprivate collection

Literature: Schiffer,Herbert F. THE MIRRORBOOK: ENGLISH,AMERICAN, &EUROPEAN. Exton, PA:Shiffer, 1983. p. 123, fig.286

324CONTINENTAL INLAID WALNUT OVAL LOOKING

GLASSlate 19th century, leafy cresting atop molded frameinlaid with nuts and tendrils, enclosing mirror; H34”W23 1/4”$300-400Provenance: Virginia private collection

325ROCOCO CARVED GILTWOOD MIRRORmid 19th century, pierce-carved pediment and scrollingframe centering looking glass; H31” W58”$500-1,000Provenance: South Carolina private collection


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326ENGLISH NEEDLEPOINT PICTORIAL

TAPESTRYcirca 1840, finely-worked stitches depicting Oliver Cromwell and the seigeof Basing House, the home of JohnPaulet, Fifth Marquess of Winchester,during the English Civil War; framedH42” W54”$1,000-2,000Provenance: North Carolina privatecollection

327ENGLISH CRYSTAL EIGHT-LIGHT

CHANDELIER, POSSIBLY WATERFORDlast half 19th century, urn-shaped stemissuing scrolling arms adorned withprisms; H46” Dia.38”$3,000-5,000Provenance: South Carolina private collection

328ENGLISH BRONZE FOUR-LIGHT HALL LANTERNlast quarter 19th century, hexiform, scrolling leaf supports; H31” Dia.19”$800-1,200Provenance: South Carolina private collection

329JOHN GILES ECCARD(British, fl. 1740-1779)PORTRAIT OF AN OFFICERoil on canvas, framedH30” W25”$3,000-5,000Provenance: Florida collection

330CARL PISCHINGER(Austrian, 1823-1886)PORTRAIT OF MAN IN ARMOUR (ProbablyFrancesco Maria I della Rovere, Duke of Urbino)oil on board, framed, signed lower rightH24” W18”$3,500-4,500Provenance: Florida collection

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331HENRI RONDEL (ATTRIBUTED TO)(French, 1857-1919)RED HAIRED BEAUTY IN INTERIORoil on canvas, framed, unsignedH44” W32”$3,000-4,000Provenance: South Carolina private collection

332AMERICAN SCHOOL (19TH CENTURY)WOMAN WITH CORAL NECKLACEoil on canvas laid to board, framed, unsignedH30 1/4” W25 1/4”$1,500-2,500Provenance: North Carolina private collection

333BRITISH OR AMERICAN SCHOOL (19TH CENTURY)PORTRAIT OF SISTERS READINGoil on canvas, framed, unsignedH34 1/2” W27”$1,000-1,500Provenance: Florida collection

334SIR GODFREY KNELLER (MANNER OF)(British, 1646-1723)PORTRAIT OF QUEEN ANNEoil on canvas, framed, unsignedH24 1/4” W18 1/2”$600-800Provenance: North Carolina private collection


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PORTRAIT MINIATUREearly 19th century, GENTLEMAN INBLUE COAT, watercolor, unsigned,illegibly inscribed onverso (b. 27 Marz. 1779 -d. 26 April 1834),framed, H5 1/2” W4 1/4”$500-800Provenance: SouthCarolina private collection

336PAIR PROFILE PORTRAITS, AMOS DOOLITTLE(Connecticut/Pennsylvania, 1754-1832) GENTLEMEN, ink and watercolor, framed, onesigned: A.B. Doolittle, sight H10 1/4” W7 3/4” (2pcs)$500-800Provenance: South Carolina private collection

337AMERICAN PORTRAIT MINIATURE19th century, STATELY GENTLEMAN, oil on board, framed, unsigned, H7” W6”$400-600Provenance: South Carolina private collectionOther Notes: Old label on verso, The Old Print Shop,Lexington Ave, New York.

338AMERICAN SMALL-SCALE PORTRAIT19th century, GENTLEMAN WITH YELLOW TIE,oil on canvas, unsigned, framed, H14” W12”$400-600Provenance: South Carolina private collection

339AMERICAN CHILD PORTRAIT MINIATURES19th century, ROBERT JAMBHIR, 1846, AGED 4YEARS and YOUNG GIRL, watercolor on paper,one inscribed, framed, H6 1/2” W5” and H7 1/2”W6 1/4” (2pcs)$300-500Provenance: South Carolina private collection

340PAIR FRENCH MILITARY

PORTRAIT MINIATURESlate 19th century, MOREAU andLASALLE, watercolors in decorated brass frames, signed illegibly;H2 3/4” W1 3/4”$200-300Provenance: Floridaestate

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341EARLY IMPRESSIVE GEORGE III STERLING SALVER, JAMES MORRISONLondon, dated 1761, scalloped shell and scroll border centering engraved unidentified crest with motto PRO PATRIA, on tri-footed base; complete maker’s hallmarks; H20” Dia.17 1/2”, 73.0ozT$4,000-6,000Provenance: Descended in a South Carolina family to present owner


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342AMERICAN COIN SILVER TEA SERVICE, WILLIAM

FORBESNew York, active 1773-1830, chased grapevine pattern,comprising:coffeepot, H10”covered sugar, H8”creamer, H6”wastebowl, H4 1/2”associated well-matched silverplate waiter, L25 1/2”Total 77.5ozT (5pcs)$2,000-3,000Provenance: South Carolina private collection

343KIRK & SON STERLING FLATWARE AND SERVING

PIECESwell-matched repousse patterns engraved with variousinitials, comprising:serving spoon, L8”3 ladles, L6” and 6 1/2”2 serving forks, L8 1/2”3 berry spoons, L7 1/2” to 9 1/2”5 dessert spoons, L6”2 bon bon scoops, L5 1/4”letter opener, L6”2 lemon forks, L4 3/4”olive spoon, L5 3/4”baby spoon, L4 1/2”hollow handle pastry server, L10 1/4”hollow handle cheese, L6 1/4”3 two-piece carving sets, L10” to 13 1/2”7 soup spoons, L7 3/4”3 iced tea spoons, L7 1/2”5 teaspoons, L5 1/2”9 demitasse, L4 1/4”5 cocktail forks, L5 1/2” to 6”2 forks, L6” and 6 1/4”Total 68.0ozT weighable (60pcs)$1,400-2,000Provenance: South Carolina private collection

344AMERICAN STERLING GOBLET SET, FRANK

WHITING & COpattern 44, marked on underside, H6 1/2”, and total63.0ozT (12pcs)$1,000-1,500Provenance: South Carolina private collection

345GORHAM ETRUSCAN PATTERN STERLING

FLATWARE SERVICEcirca 1913, comprising:12 hollow handle knives, L9”11 hollow handle knives, L8 1/2”11 flat spreaders, L5 3/4”5 round soups, L6 1/4”30 teaspoons, L6”20 forks, L7”12 forks, L6 1/2”2 condiment spoons, L4 3/4” and 5 3/4”serving spoon, L8 1/2”3 tablespoons, L8 1/2”some engraved with various initialsTotal 84.0ozT weighable (107pcs)$1,000-1,500Provenance: Florida estate

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346REED & BARTON FRANCIS I STERLING FLATWARE8 hollow handle knives, L9”8 forks, L7”8 forks, L6”8 soup spoons, L6”8 teaspoons, L6”Total 45.0ozT weighable (40pcs)$700-1,000Provenance: South Carolina private collection

347AMERICAN STERLING BEVERAGE PITCHERfirst half 20th century, baluster form with scroll handleon stepped circular foot, engraved with initials WRL;marked.H9 1/2”, and 23.0oz Troy$500-800Provenance: South Carolina private collection

348GOLD AND SILVER LADY’SARTICLEStwo 14K gold pens, L4” and 4 1/4”English sterling brush, L5”American sterling purse onchain, L9” (4pcs)$500-700Provenance: South Carolinaprivate collection

349GERMAN STERLING COW CREAMERmarked on underside, H3 3/4” L5 1/4”, and 6.5ozT$500-800Provenance: Georgia private collection

350SET ENGLISH SILVERPLATE CANDLESTICKSlate 19th/early 20th century, in the Regency taste, H12 1/2” (4pcs)$400-800Provenance: Virginia private collection


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COMPOTEFrench silverplate plateau, H3 1/2” L19” W10 1/2”Continental glass and silverplate compote, H10”pair American 3-light candelabra, H15 1/2” (4pcs)$400-700Provenance: Virginia private collection

352AMERICAN STERLING CENTERBOWLcirca 1900, lily and pierced scroll design, marked:Sterling 2027; H3” Dia.13”, and 27.5ozT$400-600Provenance: South Carolina private collection

353DURGIN STERLING COFFEE POT, RETAILED BY

MARCUS & COetched and decorated, marked: Durgin, sterling andMarcus & Co; H10 1/2” and 19.5ozT$400-500Provenance: South Carolina private collection

354AMERICAN STERLING FLATWARE AND BOWLS7 Reed & Barton Francis I forks, L7”4 Reed & Barton Francis I dishes, Dia.3 1/2”Shreve & Co poppy bowl, Dia.6”Shreve & Co floral bowl, Dia.7 3/4”Total 30.0ozT (13pcs)$400-600Provenance: South Carolina private collection

354AGEORGE III STERLING RICE/STUFFING SPOONSpair with engraved crest dated 1805, marked: SH orHS, L12”; and another with engraved initials BAWdated 1809, marked RC/GS (Richard Crosley &George Smith), L12”; Total 15.0ozT (3pcs)$200-300Provenance: South Carolina private collection351

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355PAIR BRASS SIX-LIGHT CANDLE CHANDELIERSlate 19th century, scrolling arms on baluster stem;H22” Dia.24” (2pcs)$800-1,200Provenance: South Carolina private collection

356ITALIAN GILT WROUGHT-METAL SIX-LIGHT

CHANDELIER20th century, hot air balloon issuing scrolling arms,;H32” Dia.18”$400-600Provenance: South Carolina private collection

357PAIR ENGLISH BRASS LANTERNS, DAVEY & COprobably early 20th century, domed top with ringfinial, beveled glass case; applied labels: DAVEY & CoLONDON LTD/LONDON/ENGLAND; H18” W9”D7” (2pcs)$300-500Provenance: South Carolina private collection

358BRASS FLOOR LAMPwith pleated and fringed shade; H66” Dia.22”$300-500Provenance: Florida collection


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359GEORGE III INLAID MAHOGANY SECRETARY

BOOKCASEcirca 1820, molded crown, inlaid molded panel doors,hinged lid, fitted interiors, two short over three longdrawers, bracket feet; H82 1/2” W42” D22”$1,200-1,800


WRITING DESKmid 19th century, molded-edge top with black andgold Chinese landscape with figures, over configurationof drawers, on cabriole legs with pad feet; H30” W48”D24”$1,000-2,000Provenance: South Carolina private collection

361LATE GEORGIAN INLAID MAHOGANY CHEST OF

DRAWERScirca 1830, crossbanded top, configuration of drawerson bracket feet; H43” W43 1/2” D21”$700-1,000Provenance: South Carolina private collection

362GEORGE III MAHOGANY DRESSING TABLEcirca 1780, molded-edge top, long drawer, tapered legswith pad feet; H27 3/4” W27” D17 1/4”$500-700Provenance: South Carolina private collection

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363GEORGIAN MAHOGANY CHEST OF DRAWERSfirst quarter 19th century, molded-edge top, two shortand three long graduated drawers, bracket feet; H35”W39” D20 1/2”$700-900

364GEORGE III STYLE MAHOGANY DINING CHAIRSfirst half 19th century, comprised of: one arm, foursides; domed crest and pierced splat, slip seat in plainrails, on tapered legs with H-stretcher; BH37 1/4”SH18 1/2” (5pcs)$300-500

365GEORGE III MAHOGANY GAMES TABLEcirca 1790, hinged molded-edge top and skirt, piercedbracket supports, on chamfered square legs; H29”W29” D28 1/4” open$400-600Provenance: South Carolina private collection

366SMALL GEORGIAN STYLE MAHOGANY BOWFRONT

CHEST OF DRAWERS19th century, crossbanded top, two short over threelong drawers, bracket feet; H35” W38” D22 1/2”$700-900

367GEORGIAN STYLE MAHOGANY SERPENTINE

SIDEBOARD19th century, serpentine top, three drawers, taperedlegs; H33” W68” D30”$800-1,200


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368GEORGIAN STYLE MAHOGANY CORNER CABINET19th century, canted crown and case, astragal-glazedupper door, paneled lower door, on plinth; H79 1/4”W35 1/2” D21”$500-700

369REGENCY STYLE MAHOGANY SOFA TABLE19th century, hinged drop-leaf top, two drawers, lyresupports, saber legs with brass casters and turnedstretcher; H29” W35” D24 1/2”$700-900


CHAIRS, SET OF SIXyoke toprail, baluster splat, bowed seatrail, cabriole legsjoined by stretchers, all in gilt black lacquer; BH38 1/2” SH18” W19” D17” (6pcs)$500-700Provenance: South Carolina private collection

371GEORGIAN STYLE MAHOGANY CHEST OF DRAWERScirca 1850, molded-edge top, two over three drawers,on ogee bracket feet; H39” W43” D21”$700-900

372QUEEN ANNE STYLE INLAID WALNUT DINING

TABLElate 19th century, crossbandedand inlaid top, with rectangular center section with cabriole gatelegs withshell-carved knees, fitted withtwo 19 1/2” leaves anddemilune banquet ends; H29 1/2” W47” L104 1/2”open$700-1,000Provenance: South Carolinaprivate collection

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HANGING CORNER CABINETfirst quarter 19th century, moldedcrown, inlaid divided glazed paneldoor; H43” W30 1/2” D19”$300-500

374GEORGE III MAHOGANY

FALL-FRONT DESKfirst quarter 19th century, hinged lid,fitted interiors, four long drawers, onbracket feet; H43 1/2” W40” D21”$600-800

375SHERATON MAHOGANY PEMBROKE TABLEcirca 1820, hinged drop-leaf top, short drawer, taperedlegs; H27” W19 1/2” D33”$400-600

376GEORGIAN STYLE MAHOGANY BOOKCASEmid 19th century, H48” W43” D15”$400-600

377ENGLISH MAHOGANY DROP-LEAF TABLEearly 19th century, rectangular top and drop leaves, onsquare legs; H29 1/4” W60” open D48 7/8”$500-700

378WILLIAM IV MAHOGANY SERPENTINE SIDEBOARDcirca 1830, shaped top over conforming case with central curved drawer over wine drawers and pair ofdoors, flanked by bowfront drawers over doors, onturned and beaded legs; H42 3/4” W68” D25 3/8”$1,000-1,500Provenance: South Carolina private collection


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379LLADRO ORIENTAL HORSE IN MATTE FINISHcirca 1971-83, designed by Salvador Furio, signed andnumbered N. 223 issued in 350 edition; H25” W30”D13 1/2”$2,000-3,000Provenance: South Carolina private collection

380RARE PAIR LALIQUE CYGNE TETE DROIT SWANSmarked: Lalique France; H9 1/2” W7” L12”; and H7”W8 1/2” L14” (2pcs)$2,000-4,000Provenance: South Carolina private collection

381RENE LALIQUE PERRUCHES COUPE OR PARAKEET

BOWLcirca 1931, parakeets and blossoming branch, inopalescent and stain colorations; etched signature: R. Lalique, France; H4 1/2” Dia.9 1/2”$2,000-3,000Provenance: South Carolina private collection

Literature: Marcilhac, Felix. RENE LALIQUE,1860-1945. Paris: Les Editions De l’Amateur, 1994.p. 302 fig. 419 (illustrated)

382LALIQUE DEUX POISSONS CRYSTAL SCULPTUREentwined fish, marked: Lalique France; H11” W10”$800-1,000Provenance: Georgia private collection

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CENTERBOWLVerre De Soie footed centerbowl,H7” Dia.11”Verre De Soie vase, H12”Grotesque vase, H11”blue carafe, H12 1/2”some signed (4pcs)$400-700Provenance: Florida estate

384FRENCH CRYSTAL FIGURES, BOWLS

AND VASESVal St. Lambert, comprising:Rembrant and P.P. Rubens plates,Dia.8”; oblong dish, L11”; pairvases, H3”; eagle, H9 1/4”; andpair candlesticks, H9 1/2”Steuben, comprising: 2 dishes,Dia.6 3/4” and 8”; eagle, H2”; and vase, H6”; Baccarat eagle,H10”; and dish, L6”; Daum bowlH5 1/2” and vase H8”; Orreforspelican, H4 1/4”; Tiffany & Covase, H8”; and Swedish blue vase,H9” (19pcs)$400-700Provenance: Florida estate

385ETCHED AND CUT GLASS,INCLUDING LIBBEY, HAWKES,WEBB, AND STEUBENLibbey centerbowl, H3 3/4”Dia.10”3 Hawkes cruets, H7”Hawkes compote, H5” Dia.6 1/2”Hawkes bowl, H3” Dia.6 3/4”Hawkes vase, H8”14 Hawkes stems, H4 1/4” to 6 1/2”Webb vase, H8”2 Steuben lattice baskets, H3 1/2” W6 1/4” and H5”W9 1/4”pair vases, H8 3/4” (26pcs)$500-700Provenance: Florida estate

386ST. LOUIS TOMMY PATTERN CRYSTAL STEMS15 stems H7 1/2”, and 15 stems H7” (30pcs)$300-500Provenance: Georgia private collection

387MOSER “MACHINE AGE” ART DECO GLASS VASES,JOSEF HOFFMANcirca 1935-40, facet-cut band design, in smoke H10 1/4”; green, H7 3/4”; and two colorless, H6” and8” (4pcs)$300-500Provenance: Florida estate

388SWAROVSKI CRYSTAL

PARADISE BIRDS

COCKATOO, DESIGNED BY

ROLAND SCHUSTERNo. 718565, metal-mountedkakadu red crystal birdperched on wood stand, inoriginal fitted box; H9 1/2”$300-500Provenance: Georgia privatecollection

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389EMILE GALLE CAMEO GLASS VASE(French, 1846-1904) tri-color overlaid and cut withamber over green hogweed against pale pink and frosted ground, signed in cameo: Galle; H17 1/2”$4,000-6,000Provenance: Florida collection

390D’ARGENTAL CAMEO GLASS PERFUME ATOMIZERcirca 1930, overlaid and acid-etched with red mapleleaves against a yellow ground, signed in cameo:D’Argental with Lorraine cross; H10”$700-900Provenance: Florida collection

391GALLE CAMEO GLASS

MINIATURE VASEfirst half 20th century, purplebudding branches against peachto colorless glass ground, signedin cameo Galle, H3 1/2”$300-500Provenance: Florida estate

392STEUBEN COLORED GLASS VASES, PITCHER, COMPOTE AND CRUETearly 20th century, comprising:Cintra vase, signed, H9 1/2”amber and topaz pitcher, signed, H9 1/2”together with unsigned amber and blue compote, H5”Dia.8”; vase, H5”; and cruet, H7 1/2” (5pcs)$500-900Provenance: Florida estate


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393TIFFANY STUDIOS FAVRILE VASEcirca 1900, lobed top on ovoid blue body,signed and numbered; H10 1/2”$500-800Provenance: Florida estate

394FRENCH ENAMELED GLASS BOWL, POSSIBLY

DAUMearly 20th century, oval bowl decorated withfine winter scene and gilt scalloped rim,unsigned, H2 3/4” W8” L12”$500-800Provenance: South Carolina private collection

395FINE MOSER DECORATED AMBER GLASS

PEDESTAL BOWL, SIGNEDearly 20th century, faceted and cut amber vessel,wide band with continuous-painted figural landscape, signed: Moser, H9” Dia.11 1/4”$400-700Provenance: Florida estate

396RARE IRIDESCENT GLASS VASE, ATTRIBUTED

TO THOMAS WEBBlate 19th century, flared rim ovoid body,unsigned; H11 1/4”$400-600Provenance: Florida collection

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397STEUBEN GROTESQUE GLASS VASEScirca 1930, ivory, one engraved with initial S; H6”L12” D6 1/2” and 5” W8 1/2”; and unsignedamethyst and colorless, H5” W8” (3pcs)$400-600Provenance: Florida estate

Literature: Dimitroff, Thomas. FREDERICKCARTER AND STEUBEN GLASS. Atglen, PA:Schiffer, 1998. p. 130, fig. 5.54

398DURAND ART GLASS VASES, SIGNEDiridescent blue vase, 1700-4, H6 1/2”iridescent gold vase, H6 1/4”red and white cased glass, 1700-6, H6 3/4” (3pcs)$400-600Provenance: Florida estate

399DURAND ART GLASS VASESpulled-feather design on ribbed iridescent blue ovoidbody, signed: Durand, 110R-10; H10 1/2”; and another in heart-and-vine design, signed: Durand;H12” (2pcs)$400-600Provenance: Florida estate

400QUEZAL THREAD AND ONION SKIN GLASS VASES,SIGNEDthreaded heart vine, H7”gold iridescent, H7 1/2” (2pcs)$400-600Provenance: Florida estate


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401MOSER ENAMELED AND APPLIED GLASS VASE,EWER AND CANDLEHOLDER, SIGNEDearly 20th century, vibrant floral and leaf designs withapplied ornaments; signed: Royo; vase H11”, ewerH11” and candleholder H6” (3pcs)$400-600Provenance: Florida estate

402TIFFANY FAVRILE GLASS VASEcirca 1900, ribbed squat design in iridescent gold,signed; H4 1/2” Dia.6”$300-500Provenance: Florida estate

403STEUBEN CLUTHRA VASE OR CACHEPOT, SIGNEDfirst half 20th century, underside signed with initial S,H6”$300-500Provenance: Florida estate

404STEUBEN PLATESfirst half 20th century, comprising:10 celeste blue plates, Dia.8 1/2”cut-decorated colorless plates, Dia.8 1/2” set of 3 green thread plates, Dia.8 1/2”some signed (15pcs)$300-500Provenance: Florida estate

405MOSER ENAMELED AND GILT GLASS VASEcirca 1900, paneled form decorated with trees on greenglass ground, unsigned; H12 1/2”$300-400Provenance: South Carolina private collection

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406BOAZ VAADIA(New York, b. 1951)YIG’AL, 1998bronze, bluestone, and boulder, signed & marked on base: BV,APH26” W19 1/2” D19 1/2”$10,000-15,000Provenance: Georgia private collection


407PABLO PICASSO, AFTER(Spanish, 1881-1973)TETE DE FAUN, 1955color etching and aquatint, printed in colorby Ateliers, signed in pencil: Picasso andnumbered 76/300plate H12” W9 1/2”$3,000-5,000Provenance: Georgia private collection

408RAQUEL FORNER(Argentinian, 1899-1968)LOS QUE NERON LA LUNA, 1961oil on canvas, framed, signed, dated &titled, lower right and versoH20” W15 1/2”$3,000-4,000Provenance: Georgia private collection

409MEXICAN STERLING COFFEE SERVICE, BY P. LOPEZ G.highly designed set with wood handles, comprising:coffeepot, H9 1/2”creamer, H5 1/2”sugar, H5 1/2”tray, L25”marked: P. LOPEZ G., MADE IN MEXICO, STER-LING 0.925Total 117.0ozT (4pcs)$2,000-3,000Provenance: Georgia private collection

410JESSE REDWIN BARDIN(South Carolina, 1923-1997)SIGNS OF SPRING, 1988oil on canvas, framed, signed & datedH60” W40”$1,000-2,000Provenance: South Carolina private collectionPurchased from the artist407 408

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411IDA RITTENBERG KOHLMEYER(Louisiana/Georgia, 1912-1997)FINDLAY’S PRINT, dated 1979color screenprint, unframed & mountedas one, signed, titled & numbered132/150 sheet H30” W42 1/2”$600-800Provenance: Georgia private collection

412HAKAN REHNBERG(Swedish, b. 1953)UNTITLED, 1989oil on concrete, signed & dated onversoH15 3/4” W14” D2 1/2”$500-800Provenance: Georgia private collection

413NORBERTINE BRESSLERN-ROTH(Austrian, 1891-1978)HANDDRUCKcolor linoleum cut, framed, signed & titled in pencilsight H8 1/2” W9 1/2”$500-800Provenance: South Carolina private collection

414STEPHEN MCKEOWN(Irish, 20th century)UNDER OBSERVATIONcarved and polychrome pressboard, signed, titled &dated on verso, 1982H35” W21 1/2” D17”$500-800Provenance: Property deaccessioned from a SouthCarolina museum to benefit the collections fund


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415MID-CENTURY MODERN SCULPTURE BY WILLIAM

FRIEDLE(New York, circa 1960s), FISH, copper and glass,signedH25” W25” D10”$400-600Provenance: Georgia private collection

416YAACOV AGAM(Israel, b. 1928)COORDINATION I, c. 1979multicolor kinetic screenprint and gold paper, framed,signedsheet H28 1/2” W51”$400-600Provenance: Georgia private collection

417JOHN A. OKULICK(California, b. 1947)ROUNDABOUTcarved wood and painted metal construction, signed &marked on base: J. Okulick, Roundabout, F6-07-08H38” W16”$300-500Provenance: Georgia private collection

418EMILIA CASTILLO MOSAIC-INSET SILVERPLATE

CENTERBOWLH4 1/2” W17”$200-300Provenance: Georgia private collection

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419CONTEMPORARY STEEL, GLASS AND STONE

CABINET, BY MICHAEL MCCLATCHYrectangular top with inset polished stone, above drawers and doors with inset stained glass panels, ontapered legs; H37 1/2” W58” D21”$1,500-2,500Provenance: South Carolina private collection

420PAIR WARREN PLATNER

SIDE TABLES FOR KNOLLcirca 1966, pattern #3710,wire and glass design, H18 1/2” Dia.16” (2pcs)$800-1,400Provenance: Georgiaprivate collection

421CONTEMPORARY LUCITE

BAR AND PAIR CHAIRSS-shaped top, molded basewith footrest and bottlerack; matching pair barchairs; H40” W60” D20”and BH44” SH30” W20”D20” (3pcs)$800-1,200Provenance: SouthCarolina private collection


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422PAIR MANNING MEDIA CONSOLES WITH BOOKSHELVES, MITCHELL GOLD + BOB WILLIAMSframe installed with three shelves and lower bank of three drawers, on console with corresponding doors withEuropean hinges, stainless steel and stained ash veneers; H70” W62 1/8” D20” (2pcs)$800-1,200Provenance: North Carolina private collection

423ART DECO STYLE ROSEWOOD AND IRON DINING TABLE, RALPH LAUREN BY HENREDONrectangular square-edge top fitted with 22” leaf, on iron trestle base with wood plinth; accompanying table pads; H29 3/4” W50 1/8” L112” open$1,000-2,000Provenance: Georgia private collection

424DAYSTROM TABLE AND CHAIR SETdated 1969, octagonal chrome and glass table with four wood, chrome and upholsteredchairs, labeled: Daystrom Furniture, No. 470820; table frame H29” W25” (5pcs)$500-700Provenance: South Carolina private collection

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BIKE CONVERTED TO BARearly 20th century and later, bike marked: EVERLASTSPTG. GDS. MFG. CO. N.Y.; with glasstop frame oflater date; H43” W48” D24 1/2”$500-900Provenance: South Carolina private collection

426CONTEMPORARY INLAID SATINWOOD SIDE

CABINETinlaid coffer top, above doors, drawer, tambour slide,on turned legs; H33” W78” D24”$1,000-2,000Provenance: South Carolina private collection

427ART DECO CARVED, PARQUETRY AND COPPER

DRAW-LEAF TABLE, BY DE COENE FRERESBelgium, circa 1930, bowed ends, crossbanded andparquetry top, conforming skirt with floral and starburst-carved panels, supported on rectangular basewith ornate panels, on hand-hammered copper-cladplinth and carved feet; H30” W39” L63”, 107” open$1,500-2,500Provenance: Georgia private collection

428ART DECO BIRCH AND MARBLETOP SIDE CABINET20th century, black and white-veined marble top overcase with two doors before fitted interior, on moldedbase; H40 1/4” W72” D21 1/2”$600-800Provenance: Georgia private collection

429MID-CENTURY MODERN CHROME AND GLASS

THREE-LIGHT LAMPcirca 1945, H32”$200-300Provenance: South Carolina private collection

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Guided tours available on the hour at 10:00 am, 11:00 am, 12:00 noon, and 1:00 pm.Gates open at 9:30 am and close at 3:00 pm.Admission is $15 per person (16 years and under are free).Please call (803) 452-6194 to reserve a tour.

Millford Plantation is considered one of America’s finest examples of early 19th century Greek Revivalarchitecture. Built in 1839-41, in Sumter County, SC,Millford’s monumental Corinthian columns, highceilings, and classical architectural details still evoke a sense of monumentality and grandeur which comes as a surprise in the house’s remote location. A registered National Historic Landmark, Millford was given to Classical American Homes PreservationTrust in 2008 by Richard Hampton Jenrette whorestored the mansion and gardens and reassembled its original collection of Duncan Phyfe furniture.

Classical American Homes Preservation Trust is a(501)(c)(3) non-profit organization with the mission to preserve, protect and open to the public examples of American residential classical architecture,surrounding landscapes and scenic trails, as well as fine and decorative arts from the first half of the 19thcentury. Please visit our website for more informationabout visiting Millford and our other sites.

Millford7320 Millford Plantation Road, Pinewood, SC 29125See our website for directions to and details aboutMillford. Milford is 45 minutes from Columbia, SC; 2 hours approximately from Charlotte, NC andCharleston, SC.

Classical American Homes Preservation Trustand The Richard Hampton Jenrette Foundationgratefully acknowledges the support ofCharlton Hall Galleries

www.classicalamericanhomes.org

Plan a holiday visit to MillfordThe last open Saturday of the year!

Saturday, December 5, 2015

Photo by Van Jones Martin


REGISTRATION FOR BIDDING. All prospective bidders must have an activeCharlton Hall Account in good standing, sign Registration Form and provide governmentissued photo ID for each sale.*If you would like to establish an account with our firm, please complete Account SetupForm and provide government issued photo ID. *At the discretion of Charlton Hall Galleries, Inc., prospective bidders may be required toprovide a deposit against bids.1. ALL SALES ARE FINAL and all lots are sold as shown and “AS IS”,

“WHERE IS”, with all faults, imperfections, and errors of description. Charlton Hall Galleries, Inc., their employees and/or agents are not responsible for errors of description, genuineness or authenticity, and fault or defect in any lot. No warranties or representations whatsoever are given by Charlton Hall Galleries, Inc., its employees and/or agents, to any buyer in respect to any lot.

2. ALL PAYMENTS ARE DUE IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING AUCTION, and all merchandise must be removed from the premises the day of the auction. Payment can be made with cash, money order, cashier’s check, bank wire transfer, or local pre-approved checks. Merchandise paid for with US bank drawn pre-approved check or foreign cashier’s check will be held for 10 days banking days. Charlton Hall Galleries, Inc. DOES NOT accept credit cards for auction purchases. International buyers are required to pay bank wire transfer.

3. We do not give refunds. Charlton Hall Galleries, Inc. represents and sells consigned property on behalf of sellers, estates, public and private institutions and other entities. Charlton Hall Galleries, Inc. recommends prospective bidders examine all items in which they have an interest. All lots offered are available for your examination prior to auction date. Registering for a sale and placing bids on any lot signifies that you or your agent have examined theproperty as fully as you desire. Written and oral descriptions are our opinions and should in no way be construed as a guarantee of any kind as to age, condition, materials or any other feature of any lot being sold. If you require absolute certainty in all areas of authenticity, and the results of your evaluationleave uncertainty in your mind, we recommend you not bid on the lot in question. All sales are final, and no refunds will be given. No statement written or oral made by the auctioneer shall be deemed a warranty or assumption of liability by Charlton Hall Galleries, Inc. or by any seller represented by Charlton Hall Galleries, Inc.

4. The highest bidder acknowledged by the auctioneer will be the buyer of that lot. In the event of any dispute, the auctioneer shall have sole discretion to either determine the successful bidder or to re-offer for bidding, the lot in dispute. Charlton Hall Galleries, Inc. has sole discretion to refuse any bid, to divide any lot, to combine any two or more lots, and to withdraw any lot or lots from the sale.

5. Some lots may be offered subject to a reserve, which is a minimum price below which such lot will not be sold. Charlton Hall Galleries, Inc. may implement such reserves by bidding on behalf of the seller.

6. Charlton Hall Galleries, Inc., reserves the right to allow its employees to bid competitively at all auctions.

7. A buyer’s premium of 20% of the successful bid price will be added to each lot thereto and is payable by the purchaser as part of the total purchase price of each lot.

8. All purchases, including buyer’s premium, are subject to the collection of South Carolina state and local sales taxes. Buyers will be required to pay 7% sales tax at the time of payment unless one of the two following conditions is

met: 1) Items purchased will be shipped out of the State of South Carolina by a registered ICC carrier, or 2) The registered buyer provides Charlton Hall Galleries, Inc. with a valid South Carolina Retail License Number or valid sales tax exception number from another state and properly fills out form ST-8A Resale Certificate submitted with a copy of said retail license.

9. CONDITION REPORTS: Charlton Hall Galleries, Inc., and its employees will provide, upon request, condition reports and additional photographs for items contained within the current auction catalog. This service is provided as a courtesy only and requesting a condition report in no way changes article #1 of Conditions of Sale. Since we are not professional conservators or restorers, we urge you to inspect each lot yourself or have an agent do so on your behalf. Prospective buyers should satisfy themselves as to condition and must understand that any statement made by Charlton Hall Galleries, Inc., or its employees is merely a subjective qualified opinion, notwithstanding writtenreports or any discussion concerning condition in this catalog. Condition reports are provided by request on a “first come, first served” basis, making it imperative that requests are submitted early. Requests submitted close to auction date may not be completed. NOTICE TO BIDDER: Estimated Weights and Measurements: All weights in our catalogue descriptions have been estimated through volumetric proportions and are to be considered approximations and are not to be relied on to be exact. The term “all-in” relating to weight means the weight includesall the components of the item.Jewelry: Unless stated otherwise, all diamonds and other precious stones have been measured and graded in their settings. Some jewelry and/or stones are accompanied by certificates prepared by gemological laboratories. These certificates are provided as a convenience to our clients and are not warranted by Charlton Hall Galleries, Inc. Metal weights given for jewelry includes stones unless stated otherwise. Buyers should be reminded that many colored gemstones have historically been treated to enhance their appearance. Clocks and Watches: No guarantee is given as to the working order of clocks or watches. Most of these items have been repaired over the course of time and may now have parts not original to them. Unless stated otherwise, weightmeasurements include the works.

10. TELEPHONE & ABSENTEE BIDDING: As a service, Charlton Hall Galleries, Inc. provides several absentee bidding formats to those who cannot or choose not to attend the auction in person. Written absentee bids are accepted and must be submitted on a Charlton Hall Absentee Bid Form, copies of which can be found in the printed catalog or on our website. Bidding by telephone can also be arranged by completing the Charlton Hall Bid Form which can also be found in the printed catalog or on our website. Due to processing time constraints, these bid forms must be submitted before 24-hours prior to the auction. Additional terms are outlined on these AbsenteeBid Forms. By submitting an Bid Form, prospective purchasers consent and agree to the Conditions of Sale. Absentee bidding is a convenience offered to Charlton Hall Galleries, Inc. customers and while we make every effort to execute your instructions regarding your Absentee or Telephone Bid, Charlton Hall Galleries, Inc. is not liable or responsible for any errors or failure to execute such instructions.

11. LIVE INTERNET BIDDING: Live internet bidding is also possible through our website www.CharltonHallAuctions.com and via Invaluable. Online bidders will pay a Buyer’s Premium of 25% in addition to the hammer price. CharltonHall undertakes the execution of online bidding as a convenience for clients and is not responsible for any failure or error in the execution of bids. In the

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event of a tie bid, the floor bidder will be the winning bidder of record. 12. SHIPPING: Charlton Hall Galleries does not ship any merchandise

purchased at auction. We will be pleased to provide a list of shippers and packers that our worldwide base of clients has successfully used, or you can have your own shipper handle your purchases. Please contact the shipper of your choice to arrange for pick up and packing of your items. Your items will be released as soon as payment clears our bank. We request that your shipper schedules pick up times at least 24 hours in advance; this will ensure no delaysin pick up, and release of your purchases.

13. EXPORT LICENSES AND PERMITS: Certain property sold at auction maybe made of or contain elements of endangered and other protected species of wildlife. Such material includes, among other things, tortoiseshell, ivory, crocodile skin, whale bone, certain species of coral and other animal bone. These materials may be subject to laws governing export from the United States or import into a foreign country (i.e.: endangered species). Severalcountries prohibit the importation of property containing these materials altogether and other countries require a permit (e.g., a CITES permit) from their respective regulatory agency. For example, the United States generally prohibits the importation of articles less than 100 years of age that contain material from any species listed as endangered or threatened. It is the buyer’s responsibility to obtain any and all export or import licenses, permits or documentation required by any local authority for export from the United States or import into any other country for any object requiring same. The denial or delay in obtaining any license or permit from any agency shall not justify the cancellation or rescission of any sale or any delay in making payment for the total purchase price of any lot in accordance with these Conditions of Sale.

14. FIREARMS: All post-1898 firearms must be registered in compliance with Federal and South Carolina State Laws. Buyers of post-1898 firearms must complete State and Federal registration forms at Charlton Hall Galleries, Inc., unless otherwise specified; processing of such forms may require a waiting period. Dealers and out-of-state buyers must have in their possession, on the day of sale, signed copies of their FFL (Federal Firearms License) in order to accept same-day delivery of modern weapons. Buyers who act as agents for FFL dealers must have a letter as well as an original signed copy of the dealer’s FFL, and must present it to Charlton Hall Galleries, Inc., no less than 24 hours prior to auction date. Such lots may be denoted with special symbols and or verbiage in printed and digital catalogues. Charlton Hall Galleries, Inc.makes no warranties or representations whatsoever and no employee or consultant of Charlton Hall Galleries, Inc. has the authority to do otherwise, concerning the operation or firing condition, fitness of use, safety to store, or reliability of any firearms, ammunition, or parts. Use of any firearms purchased at Charlton Hall Galleries, Inc. is entirely at the user’s risk. Charlton Hall Galleries, Inc. offers for sale the lots as COLLECTOR items only. We strongly recommend that all weapons, ammunition, etc. purchased atauction be examined by a competent gunsmith. Charlton Hall Galleries, Inc. expressly disclaims any liability whatsoever for accidents, injury and damage resulting to any person from the storage or subsequent use of any such lots.

15. While Charlton Hall Galleries, Inc., their employees and representatives, makeevery effort to accurately describe all lots offered for sale, it is incumbent upon the bidder to satisfy themselves in all areas of authenticity, originality, condition and imperfections. Bidders should also acknowledge that condition reports are often subjective and any item offered at auction may be subject to normal wear consistent with age that may not be specified in a condition report. If a bidder is uncertain about any of these issues, we would recommend that they not bid on lots in question. We would further urge that all potential bidders become familiar with “Commonly Used Terms and

Abbreviations” printed in each catalog or available upon request.16. These Conditions of Sale and the purchaser's and our respective rights and

obligations hereunder are governed by the laws of the State of South Carolina.By bidding at an auction, each purchaser and bidder agrees to be bound by these Conditions of Sale. Any dispute, controversy, or claim arising out of or relating to this agreement, or the breach, termination, or validity thereof, brought by or against Charlton Hall Galleries, Inc., (but not including claims brought against the consignor by the purchaser of lots consigned hereunder) shall be resolved by the Columbia, South Carolina legal system.

17. In addition to the other remedies available to us by law, we reserve the right toimpose a late charge of 2% per month of the total purchase price if payment isnot made in accordance with the conditions set forth herein.

18. If any applicable conditions herein are not complied with by the purchaser, in addition to other remedies available to us and the consignor(s) by law, including without limitation the right to hold the purchaser liable for the totalpurchase price, with the purchaser to be responsible for all costs of collection (including attorneys' fees and disbursements), we, at our option, may either (a) cancel the sale, retaining as liquidated damages all payments made by the purchaser or (b) resell the property at public auction without reserve, and the purchaser will be liable for any deficiency, costs including handling charges, the expenses of both sales, our commission on both sales at our regular rate, all other charges due hereunder, and incidental damages. In addition, a defaulting purchaser will be deemed to have granted us a security interest in, and we may retain as collateral security for such purchaser's obligations to us, any property in our possession, owned by such purchaser. We shall have all of the rights accorded a secured party under the South Carolina Uniform Commercial Code with respect to such property, andwe may apply against such obligations all monies held or received by us for theaccount of, or due from us to, such purchaser. At our option, payment will not be deemed to have been made in full until we have collected funds represented by checks, or in the case of bank or cashier's checks, we have confirmed their authenticity.

19. All property must be removed from our premises by the purchaser at their expense no later than 5 business days following its sale and, if it is not removed, Charlton Hall Galleries, Inc., reserves the right to charge aminimum storage fee of $5 per lot per day or to deliver said property to a public warehouse for storage at the purchaser's expense. Charlton Hall Galleries, Inc., shall have no liability for any damage to property left on its premises for more than 5 days following the sale.

20. If property is uncollected within 60 days of auction purchase date, buyer authorizes Charlton Hall to re-sell ALL purchases. Storage fees, handling charges, and seller’s commission rate of 20% will be deducted from the proceeds.

21. Your bid is a legally binding contract. If you are the successful bidder, you have entered into a contract to purchase the property which you bid from the seller. You should contact Charlton Hall Galleries, Inc. to resolve any questions prior to placing any bids.

22. The use of a live internet bidding service will subject your bid to an additionalbuyer’s premium. Please be aware of this and be sure to read all the terms published by the service providing online bidding.

23. The Conditions of Sale as written in this printed catalog will take precedence over any other conditions, whether printed or posted on internet websites. Conditions of Sale may be amended by posted notices in the salesroom or by announcement from the auctioneer.

24. Bid increments: Bidding generally opens at half the low estimate and generallyadvances as indicated on bid sheet. All bids submitted out of increment will berounded to the nearest increment.


ac: Active

after: This work is a later copy of one of the artist’s works.

after the antique: A later facsimile.

attributed to: This work is probably by the named artist. Technically, this work is ofthe period and may be wholly or even partly by this artist.

b:Date of birth

BH: Back height

circa: Approximate date of object.

circle of:This work is of the correct period, and exhibits the stylistic influence of thenamed artist.

ct: Carat (single gemstone weight)

ctw: Carats (total gemstone weight)

D:Depth

d:Date of death

dates: All dates are approximate. The absence of a date for any item indicates thatthe item is either modern or we are uncertain of the age.

Dia: Diameter

DJ:Dust jacket

fl: Flourished

follower of:This work is executed in the artist’s style, but is not necessarily by oneof his students.

g:Grams

H:Height

K: Karat, the fineness of gold.

L: Length

manner of: Although this work is in the appropriate manner or style of the artist, itis probably of a later period.

note: Additional information we are able to provide about any particular item.

oz Troy: Unit of measuring precious metals.

period:Works will be followed by a date, which means that the object is, in ouropinion, the date indicated, and made in the time frame.

provenance:History of ownership, or additional information which we haveobtained.

studio of:This work is of the correct period, and may have been made under theartist’s supervision.

school of:This work is of the general style of the artist, and may possibly even be bya student of the artist, even if from a slightly later, but not too distant period.

SH: Seat height

sizes: All sizes, weights and other measurements are approximate; we are not respon-sible for mis-measurements or typographical errors.

Sq: Square

style:The inclusion of the word “style” in the heading indicates that, in our opinion,the object was made as an intentional reproduction of an earlier form.

W:Width

wk:Worked

**: Property approved for de-accession

Commonly Used Terms and Abbreviations


Bidding and buying at auction is an exciting and fast-paced process. If you have never participated in a live sale before, we encourage you toconsult with one of our staff members to discuss how the process works.

Terms & Conditions of Sale: Charlton Hall encourages prospective buyers to read the Conditions of Sale printed in the back of this catalogue formore complete information.

Registration: All prospective bidders must have an active Charlton Hall account in good standing, complete a Registration Form and provide agovernment-issued photo ID for each sale.

First-Time Registration: If you have never registered to bid at Charlton Hall, you must complete our Account Setup Form, present agovernment-issued photo ID and be approved. At the discretion of Charlton Hall, prospective bidders may be required to provide a deposit againstbids.

Preview Exhibition: Charlton Hall offers auction previews leading up to every sale. Galleries are open to the public for preview during printeddates and by appointment.

Condition Reports: Charlton Hall and its staff will be pleased to issue Condition Reports for any lot offered. Please note that our staff and specialists are not professional conservators, and that statements of condition are only our opinion. Please remember all lots are sold “AS IS”, andas stated in the Terms & Conditions governing each sale. We strongly encourage bidders or their agents to examine property first-hand prior tobidding.

Bidding: We are pleased to offer various bidding platforms at Charlton Hall. You may wish to attend and bid in person, or make priorarrangements to bid by Phone, Absentee, or view the sale live via Live Internet bidding. Please keep in mind the highest bidder acknowledged byour auctioneer will be the purchaser of the item. Although our auctioneer is highly skilled and competent, due to technology and human error,there is always the possibility a bid may be seen or entered too late, and the bidder must acknowledge that once the auctioneer closes bidding, thesale is final. Please see Terms & Conditions of Sale for bid increments, and additional information governing each sale.

Payment: In addition to the hammer price, the winning bidder agrees to pay Charlton Hall a buyer’s premium, as well as any applicable taxes.All payments are due immediately following the auction. Payment may be made with cash, money order, cashier’s check, bank wire transfer or a pre-approved US bank-drawn check. Charlton Hall does NOT accept credit cards as payment.

Pickup & Shipping: We request all purchased lots be removed from the premises within 5 business days. Charlton Hall and its staff will provide alist of recommended shippers and packers whom our worldwide clients have successfully used. For prompt service, we request 24-hour notificationof a scheduled pickup appointment.

UPS Store 803-254-1601 Plycon 336-854-1832 (or) 954-978-2000Breeland Couriers 803-936-0148 Artex 800-652-7839Richard Wright Ltd. 800-247-9744 Atelier 4 305-685-9797US Art, Inc. 800-872-7826 Westbrook Deliveries 404-877-2870 (or) 843-991-6738

Should you have additional questions, please feel free to contact our client services specialists at 803-779-5678

Guide for Prospective Buyers


BID FORM - SALE 279 (DAY ONE)

BID DEADLINETHURSDAY 3 DECEMBER AT 12NOON

First Name Last Name

Company Name (Only if you are purchasing for a business)

Billing Address

Country

Primary Phone Secondary Phone

Fax

My signature below indicates my willingness to open bidding at half the low estimate and bid as indicated below. I have read and understand the Terms & Conditions governing this sale.

Email

City Postal CodeState

Client ID#

Signature

Valid Credit Card Number Expiration Date

Date

CV Code

Important Information

•Please complete this form to ensure that your bids areaccepted.

•Bid forms are to be accompanied by a copy of yourGovernment Issued photo ID and credit card.

•Please fax bids to 803-733-1701.

•All bids are processed in the order in which they arereceived and are bid competitively during the sale.

•Email Confirmation will be sent to the email address onthis form, usually within a few hours.

•All bids must be placed following the increments listed below.

Bid Range Increment $0-99 $10$100-499 $25$500-999 $50$1,000-2,999 $100$3,000-4,999 $200$5,000-9,999 $500$10,000-19,999 $1,000$20,000-49,999 $2,000$50,000-99,999 $5,000 $100,000-199,999 $10,000over $200,000 Auctioneer’s discretion

WE DO NOT ACCEPT BIDS THAT ARE LESSTHAN HALF THE LOW ESTIMATE

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Lot NumberAbsentee Bid

(Top Limit, not includingpremium)

Back-Up Bid(Required for all phone bids)

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Lot Description

Always Accepting Quality ConsignmentsTo submit property for consideration, please visit the Consignment Inquiries page at

www.CharltonHallAuctions.com or call 803-779-5678


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Monday 7 December at 10am


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Specialists for this SaleRonald D. LongKinga Bender

Erica E. GuillebeauAdministrative Assistants

Margaret E. MalikJenn S. Robertson

Consulting SpecialistsProf. Ronald E. Bridwell

Donnie F. GarrettRoger W. Powell

Hermann L.A. Sommersell

Consignments DirectorErica E. Guillebeau

803-779-5678

Regional Representative Joseph E. Aulisi

Client Services SpecialistVicky L. Smith803-779-5678

Photography DirectorStephen W. Ivey

Gallery & Offices7 Lexington DriveWest Columbia, SC 29170Tel: 803-779-5678Fax: 803-733-1701Email: [email protected]: www.CharltonHallAuctions.com

Gallery & Office HoursMonday - Friday morning 10:00 to 11:30amafternoon 1:00 to 4:30pmPlease schedule pickup at least 24 hours in advance of arrival

Corporate OfficialsCharlton F. Hall, Jr., DirectorRonald D. Long, President

Auctioneer & Firm LicensesCharlton Hall Galleries, Inc., Firm 1316FRonald D. Long, SCAL No. 509Erica E. Guillebeau, SCAL No. 4585Betsy J. Hackett-Davis, SCAL No. 4229Jeffery C.D. Long, SCAL No. 3942

Support Staff Larry A. Byrd

Justin E. Keisler Anthony MackMichael McNeil Perry Schumpert

Please note our offices will be closed December 20 through January 3

For more information, please contact consignment specialists Kinga Bender • Erica Guillebeau

803-779-5678 or [email protected]

Great Estates at Auction Summer 2016Consignment Deadline: March 7

Style + DesignSpring 2016Consignment Deadline: December 14

Collection OnlineSpring 2016Consignment Deadline: December 14

Collection OnlineSummer 2016Consignment Deadline: March 7

Important Collections (Three-Day Auction)Fall 2016Consignment Deadline: July 18

Annual Museum Sale (Three-Day Auction)Winter 2016Consignment Deadline: September 5

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