1. 

Fisherman with children, signed on base,  15" H.

2. 

Without the favrile shades, painted at a later date, marked on base Tiffany Studios, 385,   21 1/4" H.

3. 

Presented in 1970,   9 1/4" H.

4. 

Scroll-cut handle, double hinged lids, tapered sides with dovetail construction, horizontal cracks on handle base,  
15 1/4" L.   9" H.

5. 

Wall mounted, eight drawers each with stenciled label,  17" H.

6. 

Blue floral design, four gallon,  10 1/4" H.

7. 

Blue floral spray, two gallon,  11" H.

8. 

Blue floral spray, one and one-half gallon,  8 1/4" H.;   glaze loss on rim.

9. 

Loop handle, ca. 1800,   7" H.

10. 

23" H.

11. 

6 1/2" H.

12. 

ca. 1890,  16 3/4" H.

13. 

Blue floral spray, worked New York, 1850-1864.

14. 

ca. 1898,   4 1/2" L.   4 5/8" H.

15. 

Nude figure of young woman kneeling, on marble base, dated [19]85,    9 1/2" H.

16. 

Nude bust of older woman, on marble base, numbered 2/9, dated [19]93,  10 1/4" H.

17. 

Naval view, seaweeds and shell border, attributed to John Rogers & Son, Longport, ca. 1815-1820. 

Amid an avalance of pottery produced for the United States market commemorating the United States' naval victories over the English, the Rogers' Dale Hall Pottery also produced a  naval series honoring the English Navy's illustrious history, 
15 1/2" W.

18. 

Includes:  No. 10 locomotive, No. 511 lumber car, No. 512 gondola car, No. 513 cattle car, No. 515 tank car, No. 516 coal hopper, No. 517 caboose.

19. 

No. 438 signal tower, signal switch, railroad crossing sign, four light posts, pair of No. 210 illuminated switches, truss bridge, one cardboard car box, and an assemblage of track.

20. 

Serial number 58928, mahogany case, ca. 1896, with thirty-one discs,   13 1/2" T.   22 1/2" W.   20 1/2" D.

21. 

Double handled, tapered form,  11 " H.

22. 

Ebony fretboard, abalone inlay, engraved back plate and tailpiece, retaining interior paper label, lot includes original leather case, ca. 1920.

23. 

Millenium pattern,   19" W.  and  9" W.   respectively.

24. 

Wall mounted,   21" H.

25. 

Sleeping glass eyes, open mouth with teeth, composition jointed body, head impressed Simon & Halbig, C.M. Bergmann, 1,   21" H.

26. 

Sleeping glass eyes, open mouth with teeth, composition jointed body, head impressed Armand Marseille, Germany,
390, A.  1 1/2 M.,   17" H.

27. 

Sleeping glass eyes, open mouth with teeth, composition jointed body, head impressed Armand Marseille, 390, I.R.G.M.24_, A. 8 M.,   25" H.

28. 

Stalking Cougar,   9 1/4" H.

29. 

Bear with Cubs,   9" H.

30. 

Two Buffalo,   13" L.   6" H.

31. 

Eagle Perched on Rock,   9 1/2" H.

32. 

Prong Horn Antelope,   10 1/4" H.

33. 

Raccoon,   6 3/4" H.

34. 

Made by Enoch Wood & Sons, Burslem, England,   10" D.

35. 

Serpentine front, hinged lid, late eighteenth century,  14" H.

36. 

Scroll-cut handle, pair of curved and hinged lids, dovetail construction, nineteenth century.

37. 

Abalone and metal string inlay, nineteenth century.

38. 

Single bow front drawer, satinwood string inlay, ogee feet, secondary wood pine, ca. 1790.

39. 

Chevron inlay, oval marquetry vignettes, stamped brass lion handles, hinged lid opens to two tea compartments with individual lids and center sugar bowl compartment, ca. 1800.

40. 

Flash-cut red to clear design, first quarter twentieth century.

41. 

Floral pattern, one with hairline rim crack,   9" D.

42. 

Violin virtuoso,   9 3/4"  x  6 3/4".

43. 

Miss Stuart, signed on lower left peint de memoire par E,
de Logueyssie 1840,   7 3/4"  x  5 3/8".

44. 

By the Pittsburgh Lamp, Brass, & Glass Company, ornamental cast iron pedestal base and six-pane hexagonal shade,   18" H.

45. 

By Edward Miller & Co., ornamental cast iron pedestal base and four-pane shade,   20" H.

46. 

By Edward Miller & Co., ornamental cast iron pedestal base and six-pane hexagonal round shade,  21" H.;  filigree metal band on shade needs repair.

47. 

Cobalt design of feeding chicken, two-gallon, second half of the nineteenth century,   9 1/4" H.

48. 

Dovetail construction, lid with cotter pin wrought iron strap hinges, line engraved escutcheon plate, interior til, base missing left side molding and one turned foot (originally with three feet),   6 1/2" H.   10 1/4" W.   5" D.

49. 

Single well with hinged lid flanked by two griffins, five-footed base,   7 1/2" H.   15" W.   6 7/8" D.

50. 

Serial number 7746, in original walnut case, retaining Certificate of Examination from the National Physical Laboratory, Kew Observatory, Richmond, Surrey, nineteenth century.

51. 

Six aires, inlaid rosewood case,   5" H.   14 3/4" W.   8" D.

52. 

Burslem, Staffordshire, after 1891,   14 1/4" W.   7 3/4" H.

53. 

Single loop handle, coggle wheel and manganese splash design, lid with 1 1/2" flake, nineteenth century.

54. 

Both with cobalt leaf decoration,   6 7/8" H.   8 3/4" H.

55. 

Banded neck, cobalt double tulip design,   8 5/8" H.

56. 

Banded neck, cobalt double tulip design,   6 5/8" H.

57. 

Oval top with turned stretcher base, stamped on base Wallace Nutting with paper label.

58. 

Linen field containing alphabet, numbers, flowers; all within a floral border, unframed,  15 1/2"  x  12",

sampler signed:

Sarahann Danzen Baker was born September the 7th, 1809 did this Work in the 8th year of her age 1817 being the 42nd year of A. Independence

On the tree of life eternal youth Let all thy hopes be stay'd
which alone forever vernal bears the leaves that never fade....

59. 

Japanned style decorated box opens to two fitted pewter tea caddies.