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Samuel T Freeman & Co. 1808 Chestnut Street Philadelphia Pennsylvania 19103Tel-215.563.9275 Fax-215.563.8236 e-mail: [email protected]

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Auction:Saturday November 22nd 2008 at

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Sale 1321

Exhibitions:Sunday November 16th noon-5pm

Wednesday November 19th

through Friday November 21st

10am–6pm

Inquiries:lynda a cain ext. 3038

[email protected]

melissa l johnson ext. 3032

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carolyn g faris ext. 3048

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Auction:Sunday November 23rd 2008 at

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Sale 1322

Exhibitions:Sunday November 16th noon-5pm

Wednesday November 19th

through Friday November 21st

10am–6pm

Inquiries:Rare Books, Manuscripts, &Ephemeradavid j bloom ext. 3023

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joe huenke ext. 3034

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20th/21st Century Designalexandra jaccard ext. 3087

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sarah latham kearns ext. 3087

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Americanalynda a cain ext. 3038

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melissa l johnson ext. 3032

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carolyn g faris ext. 3048

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Bidding:bids department

215.563.9275 ext 3006

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Fax 215.599.2240

Catalogue $30

Inside Front Cover: Lot 855

Inside Back Cover: Lot 865

Freeman’s1808 Chestnut Street

Philadelphia, PA 19103

Telephone: 215.563.9275

Fax: 215.563.8236

www.freemansauction.com

Freeman’s South126 Garrett Street

Charlottesville, VA 22902

Telephone: 434.296.4096

Fax: 434.296.4011

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Color images of every lot will be

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Important Informationfor Buyers

Registration

Buyer’s Premium

Sales Tax

Catalogue Descriptions

Bidding

Payment

Removal of Purchases

Shipping and Packing

All potential buyers must register for the sale prior to placing a bid.Registration information may be submitted in person at our reception desk,by fax or through our website at www.freemansauction.com. We will requireproof of identification and residence and may require a credit card and/or abank reference. By registering for the sale, the buyer acknowledges that heor she has read, understood and accepted Freeman’s Terms and Conditionsof Sale.

A Buyer’s Premium will be added to the successful bid price and is payableby the buyer as part of the total purchase price. The Buyer’s Premium shallbe: 25% on the first $20,000 of the hammer price of each lot, 20% on theportion from $20,001 through $500,000, and 12% on the portion of thehammer price exceeding $500,000.

All items in the catalogue are subject to the 7% Pennsylvania andPhiladelphia sales tax. Dealers purchasing for resale must register their taxnumbers on current PA forms. Forms should be submitted to our ClientServices office on the second floor.

All item descriptions, dimensions and estimates are provided for guidanceonly. It is the buyer’s responsibility to inspect all lots prior to bidding toensure that the condition is to their satisfaction. If potential buyers areunable to inspect lots in person, our specialists will be happy to preparedetailed Condition Reports on individual lots as quickly as possible. Theseare for guidance only, and all lots will be sold “as is” as per our Terms andConditions of Sale.

At the sale Registered bidders will be assigned a bidder number and given apaddle for use at the sale. Once the first bid has been placed, theauctioneer asks for higher bids in increments determined by the auctioneer.To place your bid, simply raise your paddle until the auctioneeracknowledges you. The auctioneer will not mistake a random gesture for abid.By phone A limited number of telephone lines are available for bidding byphone through a Freeman’s representative. Phone lines must be reserved inadvance. Requests must be submitted no later than 24 hours prior to thescheduled start of the sale.In writing Bid forms are available in the sale room and at the back of thecatalogue. These should be submitted in person, by mail or by fax no laterthan one hour prior to the scheduled start of the sale. The auctioneer willbid on your behalf up to the limit indicated, but is not responsible for errorsor failure to execute bids.On the internet A fully-illustrated catalogue is available on-line atwww.freemansauction.com. Registered bidders may leave absentee bidsthrough the web site and will receive email confirmation of their bid.Freeman’s is not responsible for errors or failure to execute bids.

Goods purchased will not be released until we have received full payment.Payment may be made in cash, by check, money order, or debit card.Payments by check must clear the bank before goods will be released.

Deliveries will not be made during the time of the sale unless otherwiseindicated by the auctioneer. All items must be paid for and removed byDecember 5th at 3pm. Purchases not so removed may be turned over to alicensed warehouse at the expense and risk of the purchaser.

Responsibility for packing, shipping and insurance shall be exclusively thatof the purchaser. Upon request, Freeman’s will provide the purchaser withnames of professional packers and shippers known to us.

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1Three American silver card cases19th centuryAll with repousse decoration; onedecorated with the U.S. Capitolbuilding, unmarked and twodecorated with Trinity Church, NewYork, one which is marked ‘L&W’(3).Largest H: 3 1/2 in. W: 2 1/2 in.Total weight: 4.915 oz.$1,500-2,500

3American sterling silver tankardretailed by tilden thurber co.,early 20th centuryOf baluster form on circular foot, thebody modeled and chased all overwith swirling strapwork and floralrepousse decoration, the hingedcover with conforming decoration,marked on base, ‘Tilden ThurberCo.’, also marked ‘14’, and ‘sterling’.H: 8 in. 28 oz.$500-750

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4Continental silver coffeepot20th centuryPear shape with ebony lyre-formhandle on three curved feet.H: 8 1/4 in. Total weight: 16.19 oz.$200-300

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2American sterling silver beveragesetgorham mfg. co., providence,rhode island, first half 20thcenturyConsisting of a pear shaped pitcherwith loop handle, with threeobliterated marks under base,‘Sterling silver/U5/4 Pints’ and sixmatching goblets, mark of Gorham,and two similar goblets bearing themark ‘Whiting Manufacturing Co’,‘Sterling D 260’ under base. (9)Pitcher H: 8 1/2 in. GobletH: 6 1/2 in. 75 oz.$500-800

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5Two American sterling silverpitchersmid-20th centuryThe first of oval form with square ‘C’handle, marked under base‘Wallace/Sterling 265/4 Pints’, theother of circular urn form with a‘lyre’ shaped handle, marked underbase ‘0.925 Sterling/JR’. (2)Tallest H: 11 in.Total weight: 59.14 oz.$450-550

6AAmerican sterling silver highchair traytiffany & company, new york, circa 1910Of kidney bean form, with applied feline and mice form bandto rim, the ground chased with a scene depicting a felinestalking her prey, marked under base ‘Tiffany & Co. Makers4661 sterling silver 925-1000 m’ and engraved ‘Henry A.Taylor, Jr./January 9th, 1910’.H: 11 in. W: 18 in. 56 oz.$2,000-3000

7American sterling silver hand mirrorgorham mfg. co., providence, rhode islandIn floral repousse decor, bearing the mark of Gorham, ‘SterlingC505’ together with a sterling silver hair brush and comb, allwith engraved monogram ‘LAH’.Mirror L: 10 in.$300-500

8American silver toddy ladlegorham mfg. co., providence,rhode island, circa 1869Decorated with repousse flowersand applied twigs and leaves,marked under base.L: 13 1/4 in. 5 oz.$500-1,000


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6American sterling silver bowlsamuel hawkes, lambert bros.,early 20th centuryCircular, on circular foot, the bodywith band of applied spheres, therim and foot with beaded band,marked on base ‘Sterling/s1187/ BySamuel Hawkes/Lambert Bros’.H: 5 in. Diam: 9 1/8 in. 35.24 oz.$300-500

9Late Victorian silver-plate mountedhorn inkwelllast quarter 19th centuryTwo horns with silver ends supporta silver-plate and crystal squareinkwell, stamped ‘EPNS’.H: 6 3/4 in.$300-500

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9AAmerican sterling silver twin-handled trophy cupcirca 1900Twin lyre-form handles flank cupwith twin applied chased medallionscomposed of a crown and twocornucopias; one medallioninscribed ‘The SweepstakesPresented by The RichmondCarnival Association, Floral Parade,May 16, 1900’, marked under base‘Sterling 2510’.H: 7 in. 22oz.$250-350

10American sterling silver two-handled vasegorham mfg. co., providence,rhode island, late 19th centuryOf baluster form on spreadingcircular foot, with two upswepthandles, the body engraved withdepiction of homestead, entitled‘Old Kentucky Home’ above severalmeasures of music, bearing themark of Gorham and ‘Sterling GymF’ under base; interior gold washed.H: 12 1/2 in. Total weight: 48.09 oz.$2,000-3,000

10AAmerican sterling silver trophycirca 1922With undulating lip issuing from atapered body resting on a circularfoot, engraved ‘Mt Vernon CountryClub/Keith OrpheumTrophy/1922/Won by/Don Sullivan’,marked under base ‘J S co Sterling841’.H: 16 in. 19.41 oz.$400-600

11American silver Repousse patternflatware servicekirk & son, baltimore, maryland,late 19th centuryComprising:Thirty-five lunch forksTwenty-three salad forksThirteen dinner forksFourteen oyster forksTwenty-three dinner knivesEleven fish knivesTwenty-two butter knivesSix dessert knivesSix tablespoonsFifty-seven teaspoonsTwenty-two cream soup spoonsEleven bouillon spoonsForty-two iced tea spoonsThirteen grapefruit spoonsTwenty-four ice cream spoonsFive demitasse spoonsFifty-two serving pieces(379)Weighable silver: 385 oz.$4,000-6,000


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11AAmerican sterling silver BaltimoreRose patterned flatware servicestieff, baltimore, maryland, early20th centuryComprising:Twenty-six dinner forksTwenty-two salad forksNine oyster forksEight ice cream forksOne sardine forkTwenty-two teaspoonsTwelve bouillon soup spoons in sizesTwelve cream soup spoonsEleven egg spoonsEight salt spoonsSix iced tea spoonsSix tablespoonsFour demitasse spoonsEighteen butter knivesTwelve dinner knivesEight fruit knivesEight salt cellarsThree sets of salt and peppershakers, in sizesThree tea strainersOne button hookThirty-seven serving piecesOne silver plate pickle tong(240)Weighable silver 280 oz.$4,000-6,000

12Important American sterling silverwine pitchergorham mfg. co., providence,rhode island, circa 1875Of cylindrical form, with a cast leaflyre-form handle, allover repoussedecoration in the bacchanalian motifwith the mask of Bacchus, wolfheads and leaf to the lip, bodydecorated with five putti and Pansurrounded with grapevines andbunches of grapes, the underside ofbody and top of foot decorated withacanthus leaves, lozenge border,bearing the mark of Gorham and‘5128 Sterling 5 1/2 Pint’ under base.H: 14 1/4 in. 80 oz.$9,000-12,000


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13Pair of American sterling silverpierced berry spoonswhiting mfg. co., connecticut, late19th/early 20th centuryChrysanthemum pattern, each stemand bowl with chrysanthemumflowers and foliage, bearing themark of Whiting and‘Sterling/5740/’ under bowl.L: 11 1/4 in. 16 oz.provenance:Belonged to J. Wilmer Biddle (1861-1927) a Philadelphia socialite wholived in Chestnut Hill, Pennsylvania.$400-600

14American sterling silvercenterpiece bowlgraff, washburn and dunn, newyork, first quarter 20th centuryOf circular form, with circular foot,the serpentine border with chasedgadroon and shell border, floral andscroll engraved inner border on plaincircular molded foot, marked underbase ‘J.E. Caldwell & Co. 6808/181Sterling 11 1/2 in’.Diam: 11 1/2 in. 21 oz.$250-350

15American sterling silver and brasstwo-handled centerpiece bowlgorham mfg. co., providence,rhode island, circa 1865In the aesthetic style, of shapedbaluster form on four shell feet, thebody with hammered surface, aswirling foliage frieze, and appliedwith brass tree branches with leavesand berries, and two upsweptmodeled brass handles, bearing themark of Gorham under base, alsomarked ‘1545’.Diam: 10 in. Total weight: 31 oz.$5,000-7,000


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16American silver ewerandrew ellicott warner,baltimore, circa 1850Of chased urn form, allover floraland leaf repousse decorated, square‘C’ handle with ram’s head at the tip,circular footed base, marked underbase ‘Warner 11-2’.H: 16 1/2 in. 41 oz.$4,500-5,500

17American silver salverlincoln & reed, boston,massachusetts, circa 1840Of circular form, on three scrolledfeet, the rim cast with shells and C-scrolls, the body etched withheraldic crest to center, theunderside with inscription ‘SarahEllen Mason/from her Mother/Jan.1st 1847’ and stamped ‘Lincoln &Reed/Boston/Pure Silver Coin’.Diam: 13 1/4 in. 32oz.$2,000-3,000


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18American silver flagonshepherd & boyd, albany, new york, circa 1810Oval urn form with ball finial and ‘Wall of Troy’ rim, oak leaf and acornmidband on rectangular foot with gadrooned edge, four ball feet, plain ‘C’handle, marked under base ‘Shepherd & Boyd’.H: 13 1/4 in. 38 oz.provenance:Initials engraved on one side and coat-of-arms on the other of Horatio Potter(1802-1887), Lord Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of New York.note:Potter, considered the founder of the Cathedral Church of St. John theDivine, New York City, did not live to witness its foundation stone laid, but isentombed there behind the high altar. The cathedral was constructed underthe guidance of his nephew, Henry Codman Potter (1835-1908) whosucceeded Horatio as Bishop of New York.$8,000-12,000

19American silver teapot and coveredsugarebenezer cole, new york, circa 1818Urn shaped bodies with pedestalbases, decorated with die-rolledclassical borders, cast silver handlesand corn finials; engraved withmonogram 'BM' and marked underbase 'E. COLE'. (2).Tallest H: 11 in. 44 oz.$900-1,200

20American silver fish slicejohn b. jones, boston,massachusetts, circa 1823Pierced ‘saber’ shaped blade withfish with scales center, oak leaf andacorn engraved serpentine upperedge, fiddle handle with a raisedshell at both ends. The handle isengraved ‘Sigourney’, the blade withmonograms ‘MS’, ‘JC’, and ‘MAC’,marked under handle ‘J.B. Jones’.L: 12 1/2 in. 5.39 oz.provenance:Initials and surname engraved ofJohn Cathcart Sigourney (1800 -1825) who married Martha AnnCargill (1802-1840) in 1823.$1,000-1,500


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21American silver tankardbartholomew le roux, new york,circa 1710Of tapered cylindrical form, the pinhinged flat domed cover withcocoon-shaped thumb piece,serrated rim engraved with foliage,the scroll handle applied at the gripwith a lion couchant and cast withcherubs mask terminal; the bodyengraved with the Van Rensselaercoat-of-arms surmounted by aheraldic cartouche and surroundedby acanthus leaves, ribbon tied huskgarlands and infants; the footapplied with a meandering wirebelow a stiff-leaf cut-card border,stamped twice under base.H: 8 in. 38.5 oz.provenance:Alexander Van Rensselaer (1850-1933), married Sarah Drexel Fell(1860-1929), the youngest daughterof A.J. Drexel, at Camp Hill Hall, FortWashington, 1898; to her daughterMae Drexel Fell (1884-1948), fromSarah Drexel’s previous marriage toJohn Ruckman Fell (1858-1895); toher daughter Minnie; and thence bydescent to the present owner.note:The first Huguenot goldsmith inNew York, Le Roux (1663-1713), wasalready a fully trained craftsmanbefore emigrating to New York fromLondon about 1687. He worked inNew York City for more thantwenty-five years (1687-1713) andfor most of that time was the city’ssole silversmith of Huguenotdescent. He later passed his skills tohis sons and grandson. His son,Charles, was at one time officialsilversmith of New York City.$50,000-60,000


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22Walnut rush seat ladder back sidechairmid-18th centuryBall finials above stiles centeringthree arched back slats, the rushseat supported by ring-turned legsjoined by ring-turned stretcher.H: 37 in.$300-500

23Early banister comb-back cornerchairmassachusetts, first third 18thcenturyThe turned ball finials and turnedposts flank a twin arched crest railand three half banisters supportedby flat arms with rounded ends; thesquare rush seat with turned legsjoined by double vigorously turnedstretchers and turned feet.H: 43 in.provenance:Purportedly the property of theReverend Samuel Tobey (1715- 1781)of Berkley, Bristol County,Massachusetts. Born in Sandwich,Tobey graduated from Harvard in1733, married Bathsheba Crocker(1717-1799) of Barnstable in 1738,and when Berkley became a distincttown he became its first Pastor in1737. He served as Berkley’s Pastorfor forty-four years.$2,000-4,000

24Mixed-wood rush seat cornerarmchairprobably new england, late 18thcenturyMolded back with flat rounded ends,three turned support posts, squareseat on turned legs with doubleturned stretchers.H: 30 in.$300-500

25Queen Anne cherrywood rush seatarmchairnew england, mid-18th centuryThe yoke crest rail with slendervasiform splat, plain carved armswith knuckles, vasiform posts,turned legs with plain Spanishshaped feet, turned frontal stretcher.H: 41 3/4 in.$750-1,000


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26William and Mary ebonized daybed18th centuryScrolled and molded crest rail abovecaned back flanked by balusterturned stiles; caned seat resting onblock and baluster turned legs withvase-turned stretchers.H: 42 in.$3,000-5,000

27Queen Anne walnut candlestandlate 18th centuryWith circular top above vasiformpedestal base and three legs endingin slipper feet.H: 25 in. Diam: 16 1/3 in.$300-500

28Queen Anne mahogany tilt-topcandlestandlate 18th centuryThe circular top tilting over an urnand ring-turned pedestal resting onthree cabriole legs terminating inslipper feet.H: 27 1/2 in. Diam: 17 3/4 in.$500-700

29Mahogany brass-bound travelingliquor caselate 18th centuryThe rectangular case opens to afitted interior holding eight blownglass gilt-decorated wine bottlesand two wine glasses.H: 11 3/8 in. W: 17 1/8 in.D: 11 3/4 in.$500-700

30American School, 19th centuryportrait of the reverend george w. blagdenUnsigned, inscribed ‘Portrait of Rev. George W. Blagden, DD.Pastor, Old South Church Boston’ on hand written paper labelon verso and paper framer’s label ‘A. Morgan’ on verso, oil oncanvas, framed.H: 7 3/8 in. W: 6 1/4 in. (sight)provenance:George Washington Blagden (1802-1884) was born inWashington, D.C. He graduated from Yale in 1823 andAndover Seminary in 1826. He married Mariam Phillips, thesister of abolitionist Wendell Phillips, in 1831 and in 1836became Pastor of Old South Church in Boston. He served inthat capacity until 1872.$500-800


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32Queen Anne walnut tea tablevirginia, 18th centuryA molded top over a carvedvasiform stem with carved collarand slipper feet.H: 30 3/4 in. Diam: 33 1/2 in.note:A related table is found in ‘SouthernFurniture: 1680-1830’ by Ronald L.Hurst and Jonathan Prown, (NewYork: Harry Abrams, 1998). pg 322.$1,500-2,000

33Scottish School, 18th centurypair of portraits: robert morisonand margaret russellThe first inscribed ‘Robert Morison’on canvas verso, evidence of paperlabel on verso, oil on canvas, framed.H: 29 1/2 in. W: 21 1/4 in. (sight)provenance:Robert Morison (1722-1791) marriedMargaret Russell (1720-1800) in1758 in Perth, Scotland. The pair ofportraits were found in Virginia.$4,000-6,000


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31Queen Anne cherry cornerarmchair18th/19th centuryStraight crest rail over baluster andrectangular spindles above a slipseat terminating in three straightlegs and front cabriole leg all withpad feet.H: 32 in.$600-900

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34Queen Anne walnut side chairboston, massachusetts, circa1740-50With yoke crest rail surmountng avasiform splat; trapezoidal slip seatabove cabriole legs joined by blockand turned stretchers, ending in padfeet.H: 39 in.$2,000-3,000

35Queen Anne mahogany andneedlepoint fire screenthird quarter 18th centurySlightly tapering shaft with a ballfinial atop, swirl carved knob abovea swirl carved urn, plain cabriolelegs with snake-head pad feet. Arectangular needlepoint screendepicting a cornucopia filled withsummer flowers.H: 62 1/4 in. Screen H: 23 in.W: 19 in.provenance:Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey.$1,000-2,000

36Chippendale mahogany camelbacksofaamerican/english, circa 1770The arched padded back continuingto downward curved arms centeringthe rectangular loose cushion onserpentine seat raised on squarecarved legs joined by an H-formstretcher.H: 36 in. W: 75 in. D: 33 in.$3,000-5,000

37Pair of Queen Anne maple rushseat side chairshudson river valley, 18th/19thcenturyThe yoked crest above vasiformsplat with ring-turned stiles, thewoven rush seat on ring-turned legsending in pad feet joined by bulbousstretchers.H: 39 1/2 in.$600-800


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38Pair of brass andirons19th centuryOf baluster shape on scrolled legsending in bun feet.H: 20 1/2 in.$300-500

39Pair of Federal brass and ironandironslate 18th centuryWith steeple top on belted ball andoctagonal support with spurredcabriole legs ending in ball feet.H: 20 1/2 in.provenance:Kenneth Hammitt Antiques,Woodbury, Connecticut.$800-1,200

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40Queen Anne tiger maple high chestpossibly connecticut, circa 1760The upper section with flat cove-molded top above a conformingcase of five graduated long drawers,the uppermost simulating three witha fan carved center; the lowersection with molded edge over onelong and three short drawers, thecentermost with a fan carved centerabove a carved apron with twin droppanels, the whole on cabriole legswith pad feet.H: 72 in. W: 38 1/2 in. D: 20 1/2 in.$6,000-8,000

41Chippendale mahogany armchairnew england, 18th centuryThe serpentine crest rail above apierced splat supporting flattenedoutscrolled arms; the upholsteredtrapezoidal slip seat on squarechamfered frontal legs joined byrecessed box stretcher.H: 38 1/2 in.$800-1,200


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42Chippendale mahogany side chairpossibly eliphalet chapin (1741-1807), connecticut, late 18thcenturyWith scrolled ears and slightlycurved crest rail surmounting apierced splat; trapezoidal slip seaton cabriole legs resting on claw andball feet.H: 38 in.$2,000-3,000

43Chippendale maple slant front deskconnecticut or rhode island, circa1780With lid opening to reveal anarrangement of drawers andpigeonholes, over a rectangular casewith four long drawers terminatingin ogee bracket feet.H: 41 in. W: 35 3/4 in. D: 17 3/4 in.$1,000-2,500

44Chippendale mahogany looking-glass18th centuryWith scrolled cresting andcorresponding pendant, the moldedliner enclosing mirror plate.H: 27 3/8 in. W: 14 in.$400-600

45Chippendale mahogany oxbowchest of drawersnew england, late 18th centuryWith molded serpentine top above aconforming case housing fourgraduated drawers with recumbentlion brasses resting on bracket feet.H: 32 in. W: 33 1/4 in. D: 19 in.$4,000-6,000


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46Chippendale walnut tall case clockisaac brokaw (1746-1826)new jerseyThe swan’s neck pediment with urnfinials above a hood with turnedcolumns flanking a glazed astragaldoor opening to a painted face withcentral urn and scrolls, marked IsaacBrokaw; the molded waisted casewith chamfered edges andtombstone door, the base with ogeebracket feet.H: 90 in. W: 20 in. D: 8 3/4 in.note:Isaac Brokaw made 125 clocksbetween 1776 and 1810.$4,000-6,000

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47Chippendale mahogany and giltlooking-glass18th centuryWith scrolled and string-inlaidcresting and pendant enclosing a giltliner and mirror plate.H: 27 in. W: 15 1/4 in.$400-600

48Chippendale mahogany lollingchairlate 18th centuryThe straight upholstered back, armrests and seat resting on frontalsquare legs with recessed stretcher.H: 38 in.provenance:Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey.$1,000-1,500

49Chippendale maple slant front desknew england, circa 1760The rectangular top above a casewith slant lid, opening to acompartmented interior above fourlong graduated lip-molded drawerson a molded base with straightbracket feet.H: 41 1/2 in. W: 34 in. D: 19 in.$2,000-3,000

50Pair of Chippendale carvedmahogany side chairsschool of goddard-townsendnewport, rhode island, 18thcenturyEach with a serpentine volute-carved crest with a centraldiaperwork panel above a strapworksplat and slip seat on square stop-fluted legs joined by recessedstretchers.H: 37 1/2 in.provenance:Blackwood, New Jersey, 1960s;Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey.$6,000-8,000

51Pair of Chippendale mahogany sidechairsposssibly virginia, late 18thcenturySerpentine crest rail with moldedears above pierced vasiform splat;trapezoidal slip seat on square legswith box stretchers.H: 37 3/4 in.provenance:Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey.$500-700

52American School, 19th centuryportrait of a boy with horse pull-toyUnsigned, oil on board, framed.H: 22 1/2 in. W: 19 in. (sight)$1,500-2,500

53Chippendale walnut upholsteredwing chairearly 19th centuryWith arch cresting above a tallcanted back flanked by uprightscrolled wings, the seat resting onsquare straight legs.H: 40 1/2 in.$800-1,200

54Late Chippendale mahoganylooking-glass19th centuryWith scrolled cresting centering gilteagle above rectangular mirror plate,corresponding scrolled pendantbelow.H: 45 1/2 in. W: 27 1/2 in.provenance:Private Collection, Woodbury, NewJersey;Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey.$600-800


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55Chippendale mahogany andsatinwood looking-glasslate 18th centuryThe scrolled cornice and pendantenclosing string-inlaid frame andmirror plate.H: 29 in. W: 14 1/2 in.provenance:The Federalist Antiques, Kenilworth,Illinois.$400-600

58American School, 19th centurylandscape with american indianand eagleUnsigned, oil on canvas, framed.H: 16 1/2 in. W: 20 1/2 in. (sight)note:The American Indian and eagle inthe painting are similar to those inthe works of William Constable(1783-1861), as referenced in anarticle in the ‘The KennedyQuarterly, Vol. VII, Number Four,Dec. 1967.$1,500-2,500

59Chippendale mahogany and giltlooking-glass18th centuryThe scrolled cresting with centralparcel gilt fleur-de-lis above moldedand gilt liner enclosing mirror plate,scrolled pendant below.H: 20 1/4 in. W: 12 1/2 in.provenance:The Federalist Antiques, Kenilworth,Illinois.$500-700

60Chippendale-style mahoganyhighboylate 19th centuryWith scrolled and molded pedimentabove a rectangular case withquarter column corners, housing anarrangement of eight short over fourlong drawers, two with carvedshells, surmounting a serpentinemolded apron resting on cabriolelegs with carved knees and claw andball feet.H: 81 3/4 in. W: 40 in. D: 22 1/2 in.$500-800

61Chippendale maple slant-frontdesklate 18th centuryDovetail case with hinged slant frontwith breadboard ends, opening tofitted interior with an arrangementof cubbyholes and shell-carveddrawers, over four graduated longdrawers resting on bracket feet.H: 41 in. W: 39 in. D: 18 in.$1,200-1,400

62American School, 19th centuryportrait elderly gentleman in redwaistcoat seated in green chairUnsigned, oil on board, unframed.H: 9 1/2 in. W: 7 5/8 in. (sight)$1,500-2,500


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56Walnut stepback cupboard18th centuryThe upper case with canted moldedcornice above three shelves, thelower case with an arrangement ofthree short drawers over centerpanel with three pseudo drawersflanked by two recessed paneldoors, on straight bracket feet.H: 79 in. W: 72 in. D: 19 in.$2,000-3,000

57Set of twelve Chippendalemahogany chairssouthern states, 18th centuryWith serpentine crest rail overpierced vasiform splat above a slipseat resting on square legs.H: 36 in.$4,000-6,000

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65Chippendale mahogany looking-glass18th centuryWith scrolled cresting and pendantcentering carved and piercedmedallions and molded frameenclosing mirror plate.H: 36 3/8 in. W: 20 1/4 in.$500-700

66English School, 19th centuryPair of portraits: a lady andgentlemanUnsigned, London framer’s paperlabel partially obliterated onstretcher, oil on canvas, unframed.H: 11 1/4 in. W: 9 1/4 in. (overall)$800-1,200

63Chippendale cherrywood tall caseclockinscribed robert kennedy, mid-18thcenturyThe hood with flat molded cresting anda square brass face with Romannumeral chapter ring; the waist doorwith circular glass pendulum window,the whole resting on a flush base.H: 89 1/2 in. W: 21 1/2 in. D: 10 1/4 in.$1,500-2,500

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67Queen Anne carved maple highchestnew england, second half 18thcenturyFlat molded cresting, the uppersection with five long graduated lip-molded drawers, the lower sectionwith one long over three short lip-molded drawers, the centermostincise carved with a fan, invertedfinials to skirt on slender cabriolelegs ending in pad feet.H: 74 in. W: 38 1/4 in. D: 19 in.note:The long drawer in the base is fittedwith a baize writing surface andcompartmented; the brasses appearto be old.$10,000-15,000

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68Pair of Chippendale mahogany sidechairslate 18th centuryWith serpentine crest rail above apierced splat; trapezoidal slip seaton square legs supported by H-formstretcher, each with sterling silverplaque on back seat rail engraved‘Presented to/MagdalenZuricher/by her father/1764’.H: 37 1/2 in.note:A. Magdalena Zuricher, daughter ofJohannes and Elizabet InslaarZuricher, was baptized at theReformed Dutch Church, New YorkCity, December 8, 1754.$2,000-3,000

69Walnut tall case clocklate 18th/early 19th centuryWith swan’s neck pedimentsurmounting a glazed arched dooropening to a brass face inscribed‘The Cook Deal’ and dial with Arabicnumerals, flanked by fluted columns;the waisted case with canted flutedcorners centering an octagonal doorabove a plinth base with cantedfluted corners raised on turned feet.H: 85 1/2 in. W: 19 in. D: 10 1/2 in.$1,200-1,800


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70Pair of Chippendale mahogany sidechairspossibly new york, circa 1780The serpentine crest rail carved withleaves and volutes above piercedgothic splats with leaf carving; theslip seat with serpentine rail onsquare molded and chamfered legswith H-form stretchers.H: 38 1/2 in.$2,000-4,000

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71Chippendale mahogany chest of drawersnew york, circa 1770The rectangular carved lip-molded top with conforming casefitted with four graduated long drawers above ‘rope’ carvedfront apron, raised on claw and ball feet.H: 31 1/4 in. W: 33 1/2 in. D: 19 3/4 in.note:The top drawer has interior ‘slide’ slots; appears to haveearly brass bails.$8,000-12,000


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74English School, early 19th centurysix miniature portraitsIncluding: an old woman withbonnet, a boy with whip inscribedon verso ‘John Velcroise/Mydear/little brother’, a silhouette of awoman in bonnet with illegible versoinscription, a gentleman in a bluecoat inscribed on verso ‘C. Alls---/PA in December/1831’, one portraitof a young girl with cat inscribed onverso ‘Eliza Sophia Velcroise/Takenon her birthday/1 year old’, and aprofile of a gentleman in a blue coatwith illegible inscription on verso.(6)Largest H: 3 1/4 in. W: 2 3/4 in.(sight)provenance:Federalist Antiques, Kenilworth,Illinois.$1,000-1,500

72Federal mahogany tall case clockearly 19th centuryWith swan’s neck pedimentdecorated with brass medallionssurmounting a glazed arched dooropening to a painted face and dialwith Roman numerals and flankedby fluted columns and inlaid panelsover the waisted case with flutedquarter columns and stringingcentering a pointed arched doorabove a plinth base raised onbracket feet.H: 88 1/3 in. W: 17 1/4 in.D: 8 5/8 in.$5,000-7,000provenance:Greenleaf Retirement Home,Moorestown, New Jersey.

73Mourning pinearly 19th centuryUnsigned, watercolor en grisaille,showing a woman kneeling at atomb, mounted as a pin withinenameled and seed pearl mount,originally a bracelet clasp.L: 1 in.$250-400

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78Anglo-American School, 19thcenturythree miniature portraits, circa1840Unsigned, watercolor on paper,framed. Including: a profile portraitof a child with a coral and bell rattle,a profile portrait of a young boy witha whip, and a portrait of a child in achair.Largest H: 7 1/4 in. W: 5 1/2 in.(sight)$600-800

77American School, 19th centuryminiature portrait of a navalofficerUnsigned, watercolor on paper,framed.H: 2 5/8 in. (overall)$400-600

76American School, 19th centuryminiature portrait of a youngladyUnsigned, watercolor on ivory, withoriginal case, in a later frame.H: 2 3/4 in. W: 1 1/8 in. (sight)provenance:Kings Highway Auction, Mickleton,New Jersey, 1970s;Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey, to present.$250-350

75Anglo-Continental School, 18thcenturyminiature portrait of a youngman in a blue and red coatUnsigned, oil on panel, frame handdecorated with red graining.H: 4 3/8 in. W: 5 1/2 in. (sight)$250-350

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79Anglo-American School, early 19thcenturyfive miniatures portraitsUnsigned, watercolor on ivory,framed. Comprising: a portrait of aman in rectangular frame, inscribedon verso ‘1815 Aged 45’, a portraitof a lady, inscribed on verso ‘1818Aged 50’, a round portrait of a man,and two oval portraits of men.Largest H: 2 3/4 in. W: 2 1/4 in.(sight)$800-1,200

82Selection of tiebacks, ormolumounts and a doorstop19th centuryComprising: a pair of framed ormolumounts, two mercury glass tiebacks,four gilt-stamped brass tiebacks andone marble doorstop mounted witha gilt-cast metal wreath.Tallest H: 9 1/2 in.provenance:Property from the Estate of Dr. andMrs. Naide, Philadelphia,Pennsylvania.$250-350

83Ten mother-of-pearl inlaidtortoiseshell card cases19th centuryEight with abstract floral mother-of-pearl inlay, one with engraved silverinlay and one with mother-of-pearland abalone inlay. (10)Largest H: 4 1/8 in. W: 3 in.$2,000-3,000

83ATortoiseshell, eglomise andmother-of-pearl card casecirca 1840The shaped case decorated witheglomise and mother-of pearl paneldepicting architect Robert Mills’(1781-1855) original design for theWashington Monument, a spray ofmother-of-pearl flowers on back.H: 3 3/4 in.note:The Mills design of 1836 wasmodified and the WashingtonMonument completed in 1886.$300-500


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80Anglo-American School, 19thcenturyminiature portrait of a gentlemanUnsigned, watercolor on ivory,framed.H: 2 1/2 in. (overall)$250-350

81Anglo-American School, 19thcenturytwo miniature portraits of ladiesUnsigned, watercolor on paper,framed.Largest H: 3 1/2 in. W: 2 3/8 in.(sight)$300-500

84Six tortoiseshell and two bone cardcases19th centuryIncluding: two molded rectangulartortoiseshell cases, a rectangulartortoiseshell case with inlay, a plainrectangular tortoiseshell case, abowed tortoiseshell case with swinghinge, a tortoiseshell case with reliefcarved Neo-Classical building, andtwo bone book form cases, one withcarved cherub and one carved witha sheaf of wheat. (8)Largest H: 4 1/4 in. W: 3 in.$800-1,200

85Pair of mercury glass urnsEach of baluster form, cut withdiamond, sunburst and dotdecoration.H: 25 1/2 in.$300-500

86Pair of mercury glass canistersOf belted cylindrical form withstemmed circular foot, with moldedlid and spherical knop.H: 17 in.$200-400

87Uncolored blown and etchedhurricane shade19th centuryDecorated with fruiting grapevines.H: 19 3/4 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$600-800

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88Brass chalice19th centuryWith a tapered bowl with bandedlip, stamped with two small stylized‘S’ on molded stem with steppedcircular foot.H: 6 1/2 in.$300-400

89Group of brass push-upcandlesticks19th centuryAll of molded baluster form,comprising: five pairs and fourmatching. (14)Heights from 6 in. to 11 in.$300-500

90Group of assorted blown andmolded glass items19th centuryComprising: an uncolored pitcher, anuncolored candlestick, a pressed cupplate depicting George Washington,an etched water bottle, a pair ofpressed candlesticks, a smallpressed bottle, a cobalt ewer, abrown bottle glass jug, a cobaltcream jug, two miniature creamjugs, a diminutive compote, twocobalt bowls, three decanters, and abrown bowl. (19)Tallest H: 9 1/4 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$1,000-1,500


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91Nine uncolored blown glasswareitemslate 18th/mid-19th centuryComprising: a pair of blown coveredcanisters, a blown and etchedcovered canister, a large blownglass, a large mold blown glass, amold blown and etched small glass,an etched water jug with stopper,and two cordial glasses. (9)Tallest H: 10 1/2 in.$800-1,200

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94Mold-blown green glass flaskkeene, new hampshire, 19thcenturyA rectangular bodied pint flask withrounded shoulders and cylindricalneck, decorated on one side with aMasonic motif and on the otherwith an American eagle and banner.H: 7 1/2 in.$150-250

93Six mold-blown colored glass flasks19th centuryIncluding: one olive green and oneamber flask with cornucopia on oneside and eagle on reverse, twoaquamarine violin flasks, one amberwith cornucopia on one side andbasket of fruit on reverse and onegreen Masonic flask. (6)Tallest H: 7 in.$600-800

92Group of eight blown moldeduncolored glass decanters19th centuryDecorated with gadrooning, quiltingand sunburst designs. (8)Tallest H: 10 1/2 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$800-1,200

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95Fifteen opalescent pressed glasstiebacksnew england, 19th centuryIn flower form, various sizes. (15)Largest Diam: 4 1/4 in.$400-600

96Eight brass candlestickslate 19th centuryAll of baluster form, four withoctagonal bases, two with roundbases, one with a square base andone with a scalloped base. (8)Largest H: 11 1/4 in.$200-300

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101Group of eight glass items19th centuryTwo blown glass rolling pins, one inthe ‘Nailsea’ style and one cobalt, ablown glass ball in the ‘Nailsea’style, a tall bottle with whitefestoons, an uncolored wine bottle,two small opalescent dishes and apink cut-to-white cameo glass bowl.(8)Tallest H: 13 1/2 in.provenance:Property from the Estate of Dr. andMrs. Meyer Naide, Philadelphia,Pennsylvania.$300-500

100Pair of uncolored pressed glass andbrass whale oil lamps19th centuryWith tapered octagonal pressedglass reservoirs with pierced collarsand lustres above reeded brasspedestals on square marble bases.H: 13 in.provenance:Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey.$200-300

99Glass chainnew jersey, late 19th/early 20thcenturyWith amber and uncoloredalternating links, in painted paperbox.Largest L: 38 1/4 in.provenance:Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey.$200-300

97Two glass bell jars19th centuryBlown bell glasses with round knop.(2)Largest H: 18 in.provenance:Property from the Estate of Dr. andMrs. Naide, Philadelphia,Pennsylvania.$300-500

98Collection of glass paperweightsand perfume bottlesvarious makers, late 19th centuryComprising: one pear form, one withthe Liberty Bell marked on base‘Baccarat’, two with busts, oneclosed millefiori, three specialmillefiori patterns on lace, onemillefiori mushroom, one pansy, onelily, one morning glory, one peachesin latticinio basket, one poinsettia,one Plymouth Rock 1620, one rose,one Bicentennial marked on base‘Glen Jones’, two abstract flowers,one amber molded form chicken,five aqua and uncoloredpaperweights in stages, threeassorted blown glass, one with ahunting scene and two perfumebottles with floral motifs. (31)Tallest H: 5 3/4 in.$1,500-2,500

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102Group of three pressed and blownglass items19th centuryComprising: two spill vases, oneamethyst and the other green, eachwith scalloped rim in a loop patternon marble bases, together with abellows flask in typical ‘Nailsea’style. (3)Tallest: 11 3/4 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$250-350

103Seven marbleized pressed glassitemsmid-late 19th centuryTwo celeries in amethyst and white,two small cream jugs in amber andwhite and three toothpick holders,two in opalescent and amethyst andone in teal and white. (7)Tallest H: 8 1/2 in.provenance:Property from the Estate of Dr. andMrs. Naide, Philadelphia,Pennsylvania.$300-400

104Uncolored heavy cut-glass vase19th/20th centuryA flaring narrow neck with squatform body, brilliant cut withsnowflake, latticinio, and linedecoration.H: 7 1/4 in. Diam. 11 1/4 in.$300-400

105Uncolored two-part cut-glasspunch bowl19th/20th centuryBrilliant cut with heavy snow flakes,line, and fan decoration.H: 9 5/8 in. Diam: 12 1/8 in.$450-600

106American School, 19th centuryportrait of three children, newyorkUnsigned, oil on canvas, framed.H: 48 1/2 in. W: 36 1/4 in. (sight)$3,000-5,000

107American School, 19th centuryeglomise portrait of georgewashingtonUnsigned, reverse painting on glass,framed.H: 11 in. W: 7 1/2 in. (overall)provenance:Property from the Estate of Dr. andMrs. Meyer Naide, Philadelphia,Pennsylvania.$300-500

108Two inlaid figured mahogany knifeboxesearly 19th centuryEach with slanted top above aserpentine front and decorated withstring inlay; the first resting on amolded base, the other on bun feet.Both H: 14 1/2 in.$400-600


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108ATwo mahogany tea caddies19th centuryBoth of rectangular form, the firstwith domed lid and resting on amolded base, the other on brassfeet.Largest H: 8 1/4 in. W: 13 in. D: 7 in.$300-500

109Pair of Federal/Regency inlaidmahogany knife urnslate 18th/early 19th centuryOf circular urn form, with urn finials,line inlay throughout on squarestepped bases.H: 20 1/4 in.$2,000-3,000

110Chippendale carved giltwood andmahogany looking-glass18th centurySwan’s neck cresting centering aphoenix surmounting a shapedrectangular frame with giltwoodfilets and molded liner enclosingmirror plate.H: 60 in.$1,500-2,500

111Attributed to Jared B. Flagg(1820-1899)portrait of griffin stedman (1770-1846)Sitter’s name inscribed verso, oil oncanvas, framed.H: 21 in. W: 18 in. (sight)provenance:Mr. Augustin Lopez-Martinez, NewYork and Spain.literature:Jared B. Flagg: A Catalog of aConnecticut Artist, 1972, pg. 51, Cat.No.74 (Illus.)note:Griffin Stedman (1770-1846) wasthe father of Griffin AlexanderStedman (1838-1875), a lumbermerchant in Hampton, Connecticutand Hartford. He was a vestrymanof Christ Church, Hartford.$1,500-2,500


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112Federal inlaid mahogany sideboardbaltimore, maryland, 1790-1810The rectangular top with centralbowed front and conforming shortdrawer above two recessed doorsflanked by vertical panels, furtherflanked by one short drawer overone deep drawer, all with line inlaidastragal reserves, on six taperingsquare legs with paterae andbellflower inlay and banded cuffs.H: 41 1/2 in. W: 67 1/2 in. D: 25 in.$4,000-6,000

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115Federal inlaid and figuredmahogany and satinwoodsideboardmid-atlantic states, 1790-1820A bow front with blocked ends withthree top drawers over threecabinets and two smaller sidedrawers terminating in a carvedapron and tapered legs; decoratedthroughout with satinwood banding.H: 42 in. W: 72 in. D: 27 1/2 in.$4,000-6,000


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113American School, 19th centurymourning pictureUnsigned, inscribed ‘A.C.D. OldAugust 8, 1816/17 ths’, oil on tigermaple panel, unframed.H: 17 3/4 in. W: 24 in. (overall)$1,500-2,500

114Needlework family registerwrought by esther smith,providence, rhode island, circa1830A sawtooth border enclosesalphabet rows above the birth datesof Pardon Smith and Sarah Shawand their twelve children, ‘wroughtby Esther Smith July 1830’, workedin brown, powder blue, bittersweetand off-white silk threads on a linenground.H: 16 in. W: 17 1/2 in. (overall)$800-1,200113

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117Federal figured mahogany bowfrontchest of drawerslate 18th/early 19th centuryWith bowed top over conformingcase housing four graduated longdrawers above a straight apronresting on French bracket feet.H: 36 1/2 in. W: 41 1/2 in.D: 22 1/2 in.$1,500-2,500


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116Federal inlaid mahogany card tablebaltimore, 1790-1820The demi-lune top on conformingskirt and square tapering legs,decorated with inlaid medallions,leaf pendants and cuffs.H: 28 1/2 in. W: 36 1/2 in. D: 19 in.(closed)$2,500-3,500

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118American School, 19th centuryview of schaghticoke, new yorkSigned ‘R.H. 1869’ lower right,inscribed on verso ‘Schaghticoke,N.Y./-Hornbrook-/A.D. 1869 Fecit.’,oil on canvas, framed.H: 14 in. W: 20 in. (sight)note:A R.J. Hornbrook is listed as a Clerkof the village of Schaghticoke, NewYork from 1883-1885.$3,000-5,000

119Attributed to Sir William Beechey,R.A. (1753-1839)portrait of a gentleman in darkcoat and white stockUnsigned, oil on canvas, framed.H: 29 1/4 in. W: 24 1/4 in. (sight)provenance:Charlotte Dorrance Wright,Ravenscliff, St. Davids, Pennsylvania.Sold Christie’s, June 1978, Lot 382.$800-1,200

120Classical mahogany side chairearly 19th centuryWith tablet crest rail above a swan-form back rest, surmounting asquare slip seat, raised on reededand turned tapering front legs andsaber rear legs.H: 32 3/4 in. W: 19 in. D: 20 1/2 in.$250-350

121Federal inlaid walnut andmahogany standcirca 1790-1820An octagonal flame mahogany topover a walnut base of one drawerand tapered legs decorated withinlay.H: 27 in. W: 19 3/4 in. D: 15 3/4 in.$800-1,200

122Painted cast-iron figure of an eagleThe eagle with spread wingsgripping onto a rockwork base atopa rectangular plinth cast with femalemasks and infants.H: 83 1/2 in.$1,000-1,500122

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123Federal mahogany tamboursecretarymid-atlantic states, circa 1800The upper section having arectangular top over a conformingcase with two tambour doorsopening to a compartmentedinterior of three short drawers andeight pigeonholes; the lower sectionwith a fold over writing surface,three long drawers below, the wholeresting on turned legs.H: 57 1/4 in. W: 42 in. D: 19 3/4 in.$1,500-2,500

124Federal inlaid mahogany tilt-topcandlestandlate 18th/early 19th centuryThe square top with ovolo cornersand string inlay above a turnedstandard on tripod spider legs.H: 29 in. Diam: 18 in.provenance:Kings Highway Auction, Mickleton,New Jersey, 1991;Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey, to present.$600-800

125Federal inlaid cherry chest ofdrawersearly 19th centuryThe rectangular top with inlaid edgeover a conforming case with turretcorners and two short over threelong drawers, each with inlaid cornershells and line stringing, flanked byreeded columns, above a straightapron on turned legs.H: 38 in. W: 45 1/4 in. D: 21 1/2 in.$2,000-3,000

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126Charles Peale Polk(1767-1822)portrait of mr. mccausland anddaughter frances p. mccausland,baltimore, circa 1790-1800Unsigned, oil on canvas, framed.H: 35 3/4 in. W: 28 3/4 in. (sight)provenance:Descended in the family of JohnPurviance Leigh, Jr. (1800-1865) ofNorfolk, Virginia to the presentowner.note:Little is known of the McCauslandfamily but it is thought that they hadties to Baltimore and Pennsylvania.It is known that Frances P.McCausland married John F.Southgate of Baltimore in 1811 at theFirst Episcopal Church. They movedto Norfolk, Virginia where they hadfive children. Polk painted acompanion portrait of Mrs.McCausland and son, that remainsin private hands, see fig. 92, pg 53 incatalog cited below.exhibition and literature:Charles Peale Polk (1776-1822) ALimner and His Likenesses, CorcoranGallery of Art, 1981. Illustrated anddiscussed in catalog of same nameby Linda Crocker Simmons (1981)fig. 91, pg. 53.$40,000-60,000


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127Federal mahogany chest of drawerslate 18th centuryThe rectangular molded topsurmounted with a recessed case ofthree short drawers, the lower casefitted with a fall-front desk abovethree long drawers, the wholeresting on bracket feet.H: 49 1/2 in. W: 45 in. D: 21 3/4 in.$1,200-1,800

128Federal mahogany candlestandlate 18th/early 19th centuryRectangular top with roundedcorners over urn pedestal baseterminating in tripod tapering legs.H: 27 3/4 in. W: 17 in. D: 21 3/4 in.provenance:Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey.$400-600

129American School, 19th centuryportrait of a gentlemanUnsigned, oil on canvas, framed.H: 30 1/2 in. W: 25 1/4 in. (sight)$400-600

130Federal inlaid mahogany secretarybookcasemassachusetts, circa 1800Shaped pediment above doubleglazed doors opening to twoshelves; the lower section with dropfront cockbeaded drawer opening toa fitted interior over threecockbeaded drawers above shapedskirt with bracket base.H: 90 in. W: 43 in. D: 23 3/4 in.$6,000-8,000

131American School, 19th centuryhudson river sceneUnsigned, charcoal on paper,grained framed.H: 7 in. W: 8 3/4 in. (overall)$250-350

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132Giltwood and eglomise banjo clockmovement by aaron willard,boston, circa 1820Eglomise depicts Aurora on achariot pulled by winged horsessurrounded by a foliate border.H: 30 in. W: 10 in. D: 4 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$3,000-5,000

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133Needlework picture ‘Ruth andNaomi’new england, early 19th centuryDepicting two women in centersurrounded by a pastoral scene withgleaners, worked with silk andchenille thread, and watercolor on alinen ground, framed.H: 25 in. W: 27 3/4 in. (overall)$800-1,200

134Late Federal two drawer work tablemid-19th centurySquare top with outset corners overtwo drawers above a fabric coveredbasket on turned legs.H: 28 1/4 in. W: 20 1/4 in.D: 16 1/2 in.$500-800

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135Federal inlaid mahogany tall case clockisaac schoonmaker, patterson, new jersey, circa 1811With brass ball finials on a scrolled pediment with striped inlay surmountinga glass door opening to a painted face with Arabic numerals, flanked byfluted columns above a waisted case with quarter columns and shaped door,decorated with inlay medallions, corner sunbursts and stringing, resting onbracket feet; under saddle board ‘Isaac Schoonmaker, Maker, October 11,1811’.H: 92 in. W: 19 in. D: 10 3/8 in.provenance:Robert L. Meyers, York, Pennsylvania, 1960s;John Scott Kegler, to present.$10,000-15,000


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136Federal mahogany pillar and scrollshelf clockearly 19th centuryOf typical form, with eglomise paneldepicting Mt. Vernon.H: 30 in.$700-1,000

137Federal inlaid mahogany bowfrontchest of drawerslate 18th/early 19th centuryThe bowed top with striped inlaidedge, above conforming case fittedwith four long thumb-moldeddrawers on a molded base withstring inlay, resting on tall bracketfeet.H: 38 in. W: 42 3/4 in. D: 25 1/2 in.provenance:Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey.$1,500-2,500

138Federal carved mahogany sidechairmassachusetts, late 18th/early19th centuryThe arched crest rail with carvedcentral panel depicting a basket offruit above a pierced splat; theupholstered shaped seat resting onsquare tapering legs.H: 38 in.$600-900

139Federal inlaid cherry chest ofdrawersnew england, late 18th/early 19thcenturyA rectangular top with band inlaysurmounting a conforming case withfour long drawers with AmericanEagle stamped brasses above ascalloped apron, supported byFrench bracket feet.H: 43 1/2 in. W: 42 in. D: 19 in.$1,500-2,500

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140American School, 19th centuryhudson river viewUnsigned, oil on canvas, framed.H: 21 7/8 in. W: 36 in. (overall)$3,000-4,000


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142Federal figured mahogany linenpressearly 19th centuryThe case fitted with two doorsabove five long drawers with brasspulls, the whole raised on bracketfeet.H: 91 in. W: 43 in. D: 22 1/2 in.$1,500-2,500

143Two Federal cherry single drawerworkstandscirca 1800Each with a rectangular top above asingle drawer with straight apronresting on square tapering legs.Largest H: 29 in. W: 20 1/2 in. D:20 in.$600-800

144Federal mahogany dressing mirrorand two sewing boxes19th centuryDressing mirror with shield-shapedmirror over a rectangular case withserpentine front housing singledrawer with veneered front andivory escutcheon on ogee bracketfeet, together with two sewingboxes, each with pincushions anddrawers.Largest H: 21 i. W: 14 in. D: 7 1/4 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$600-800

145Attributed to Otto Sommers(mid-19th century)western sunsetSigned ‘O. Somers, pinxit’ lowerright, oil on canvas, framed.H: 23 in. W: 31 in. (sight)$2,500-3,500


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146Federal mahogany and satinwoodsewing tableboston, massachusetts, circa1800-1815The rectangular top with shapeddrop leaves, above conforming casewith two drawers, the whole raisedon reeded turned legs terminating infeet with rare oak leaf casters.H: 29 1/2 in. W: 19 in. D: 17 1/2 in.$6,000-8,000

147Federal inlaid mahogany chest ofdrawerslate 18th/early 19th centuryA rectangular molded top over acase fitted with four long graduatedthumb-molded drawers with stringinlay, on a molded base with Frenchbracket feet.H: 39 1/2 in. W: 41 in. D: 21 1/4 in.$750-1,000

148Silk needlework mourning pictureearly 19th centuryDepicting a woman standing next toa column enclosed by trees andbushes worked with silk and chenillethreads and watercolor on a satinground, gilt frame.H: 11 1/4 in. W: 11 in. (sight)$600-800

149Federal cherry work tablelate 18th/early 19th centuryWith square top surmounting asingle drawer resting on squaretapered legs.H: 26 1/2 in. W: 18 in. D: 17 in.$300-500


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150Federal cherry card tableearly 19th centuryA rectangular top with molded edgeover a conforming apron fitted witha single drawer above appliedgadrooning, raised on squaretapered legs.H: 29 1/8 in. W: 35 1/8 in.D: 17 1/2 in.provenance:Kenneth Hammitt Antiques,Woodbury, Connecticut.$2,000-3,000

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151Federal inlaid mahogany serversouthern states, early 19thcenturySerpentine top with inlaid edgesurmounting conforming casehousing one long drawer above twodoors with fan inlay, stringing andinlaid diamond escutcheon restingon tapered legs with inlaid bellflowerpendants.H: 38 in. W: 33 1/2 in. D: 24 1/4 in.provenance:Mary Alice Wohlford (b. 1878),Woodbury, New Jersey, adescendent of Major General JamesEwell Brown “Jeb” Stuart (1833-1864);Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey, 1960s to present.$400-600

152American School, 19th centuryportrait of a gentleman in a navyblue coatUnsigned, oil on canvas, framed.H: 29 1/4 in. W: 24 in. (sight)provenance:From a Philadelphia restaurant,Deux Cheminees.$1,000-1,500

153Federal cherry chest of drawerslate 18th/early 19th centuryThe rectangular top above aconforming case with four longgraduated drawers set on turnedlegs.H: 39 1/2 in. W: 41 in. D: 18 1/2 in.$500-700

154Classical mahogany and giltwoodbanjo clockw. woods, 19th centuryTopped with an eagle final,decorated with eglomise depicting awoman reaching out to her childand terminating in a tapered drop.H: 39 in. W: 10 in. D: 4 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$1,500-2,500

155Federal inlaid mahogany barometerearly 19th centuryCase inlaid with stylized flowers,inscribed ‘Fran Pellegrino London’.H: 38 in.$1,000-1,500


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156Federal inlaid mahogany tilt-toptablemid-atlantic states, early 19thcenturyThe square top with ovolo cornersand inlaid paterae over an urn andring-turned standard, set on threespider legs ending in spade feet.H: 30 3/4 in. W: 18 1/4 in. D: 18 in.$600-800

157American School, 19th centurylakeview with fishermen andsteamwheelerSigned ‘JFS’ lower left, oil on canvas,framed.H: 19 3/4 in. W: 24 3/4 in. (sight)provenance:Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey.$800-1,200

158Mahogany shaving mirrormid-19th centuryWith rectangular mirror over arectangular case fitted with twoshort drawers resting on bun feet.H: 23 1/4 in. W: 22 1/2 in.D: 8 1/2 in.$175-250

159Federal inlaid mahogany sideboardWith rectangular top and bowedends surmounting one long drawerover two recessed short drawersflanked by one short drawer aboveone door resting on six tapering legsending in spade feet, decorated withline and diamond inlay and astragalreserves.H: 38 1/2 in. W: 72 in. D: 22 in.$2,500-3,500

160Pair of brass and marble girandoleswith lustres19th centuryEach in the form of a large urn on arectangular marble plinth base.H: 23 in.provenance:Property from the Estate of Dr. andMrs. Naide, Philadelphia,Pennsylvania.$250-350


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161Federal maple chest of drawerslate 18th centuryWith rectangular top above aconforming case fitted with fourgraduated drawers on a moldedbase terminating in bracket feet.H: 32 1/4 in. W: 38 in. D 19 1/4 in.$2,500-3,500

162Federal walnut workstandearly 19th centuryWith rectangular top surmountingtwo drawers with bird’s-eye maplefronts above a straight apron restingon tapered legs.H: 29 1/2 in. W: 24 1/4 in.D: 16 1/4 in.$300-500


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163Attributed to Rufus Porter(1792-1844)portrait of a man in a blue coatUnsigned, watercolor on paper,framed.H: 2 1/2 in. W: 1 7/8 in. (sight)provenance:Skinner, Inc. Bolton and Boston,Massachusetts.$800-1,200

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164American School, 19th centurypair of silhouettes: george andmartha washingtonUnsigned, paper, framed.H: 9 1/2 in. W: 7 1/2 in. (overall)$250-350

165Federal mahogany pembroke tableearly 19th centuryOval top with molded edge oversingle rectangular drawer on squaretapered legs with string inlay.H: 28 1/4 in. W: 41 in. D: 32 in.provenance:Purchased from Walter Cerf,Leicester, Vermont, 1970s.$1,500-2,500

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166Federal inlaid mahogany sofacirca 1795-1800The arched padded back continuingto downsloping arms inlaid withsatinwood, the bulbous reeded armsupports centering the rectangularupholstered seat with straight rail,raised on bulbous reeded taperedlegs.H: 33 1/2 in. W: 72 1/2 in. D: 25 in.$1,500-2,500


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167Mahogany work table with bird’s-eye maple drawerearly 19th centuryA square top above conforming casewith single drawer with bird’s-eyemaple veneer and rosette pull,flanked by block-turned legs joinedby a shaped shelf.H: 29 1/2 in. W: 19 in. D: 16 in.$800-1,200

168American School, 19th centurylandscape with catskill fallsUnsigned, oil on canvas, framed.H: 9 in. W: 18 1/4 in. (sight)$1,500-2,500

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169Federal inlaid mahogany card tablemaryland, early 19th centuryThe hinged rectangular top withcanted corners and bowed frontabove a conforming frame withinlaid banding on the apron endingin square tapered legs withbellflower pendant inlay and cuffedfeet.H: 28 3/4 in. W: 36 in. D: 18 1/2 in.(closed)$2,000-3,000

170Federal inlaid mahogany pembroketablemid-atlantic states, 19th centuryThe rectangular top with shapeddrop leaves over straight apron withinlaid edge and single drawersupported by square tapering legsending in cuffed feet.H: 28 in. W: 18 in. D: 29 in.provenance:Kenneth Hammitt Antiques,Woodbury, Connecticut.$2,000-3,000

171Three-piece gilt cast brassgirandole with prisms19th centuryEach cast in the form of two childrenand a lamb on a marble base.H: 18 in.provenance:From a Philadelphia restaurant,Deux Cheminees.$300-500

172Two transfer-printed covered sugarbowls19th centuryDecorated with Classical motifs andfloral borders, one red and oneblack.Tallest H: 7 in.$250-350


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173Chippendale walnut chest ofdrawerslate 18th centuryThe molded rectangular top aboveconforming case with two short overfour long lip-molded drawers restingon a molded base with bracket feet.H: 38 1/2 in. W: 36 1/2 in. D: 18 in.$1,000-2,000

174Chippendale walnut chest ofdrawerslate 18th centuryThe molded rectangular top overconforming case with two short overfour long graduated lip-moldeddrawers, resting on a molded basewith ogee bracket feet.H: 41 1/2 in. W: 38 1/4 in.D: 21 1/2 in.$3,000-5,000

177Sketchbook/diary belonging to Jean Sullysouthern states, circa 1905Depicting her family’s journey from Omaha, Nebraska to Atlanta, Georgia viatrain; many drawings, including the interior of the Atlanta Railroad Stationand a depiction of a suitcase marked for the architect ‘T. Sully’; pencil, ink,and watercolor, on lined paper.H: 8 3/4 in. W: 6 3/4 in.provenance:Jean Sully (West), New Orleans, Louisiana;Juanita Elfert, New Orleans, Louisiana;George E. Jordan, Westport, Connecticut.note:Jean Sully was the daughter of architect Thomas Sully (1855-1939) andgreat, great niece of the Philadelphia portrait painter, Thomas Sully (1783-1872).$800-1,200


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175N. Currier(1835-1857)surrender of general burgoyne atsaratoga, new york, oct 17th 1777Printed under title ‘From the originalpainting by Colonel Trumbull in theCapitol at Washington/Published byN. Currier 152 Nassau Street NewYork’, hand-colored lithograph,framed.H: 19 1/2 in. W: 27 3/8 in. (overall)$800-1,200

176Federal inlaid mahogany pembroketablenew york, early 19th centuryThe rectangular top with bowedends and shaped drop leaves overconforming apron with singledrawer, raised on inlaid squaretapering legs ending in cuffed feet.H: 27 1/2 in. W: 33 1/4 in. D: 20 in.$2,000-3,000

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178Federal inlaid mahogany serpentinecard tablelate 18th/early 19th centuryWith serpentine top overconforming apron with figuredmahogany veneer on tapered legswith string and diamond inlay.H: 30 in. W: 35 1/4 in. D: 5 1/2 in.provenance:Property from the Estate of Dr. andMrs. Meyer Naide, Philadelphia,Pennsylvania.$300-500

179Federal mahogany sofaearly 19th centuryWith straight upholstered backabove rectangular upholstered seatflanked by reeded arms with turnedsupports, the whole resting onturned tapering legs ending incasters.H: 36 in. W: 75 1/2 in. D: 28 1/2 in.provenance:Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey.$1,000-2,000

180Federal inlaid mahogany dressingmirrornew york or new jersey, circa 1800An oval mirror plate with scrolledsupports over bowed top withconforming case and curved apronwith single drawer resting onbracket feet.H: 22 in. W: 13 1/2 in. D: 9 1/4 in.provenance:Donald R. Sack, Buckhill Falls,Pennsylvania.$2,000-3,000

181Federal inlaid mahogany straightfront sideboardmaryland, circa 1800Rectangular top above conformingcase fitted with long drawers flankedby two short drawers, abovecupboard doors, resting on squaredtapering legs with oval floral inlays.H: 49 in. L: 72 in. D: 23 in.$2,000-3,000


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182American School, 19th centuryportrait of captain symmes ofbostonUnsigned, oil on wood, framed.H: 30 1/4 in. W: 24 1/2 in. (sight)provenance:The Lee Higginson Family, Beverly,Massachusetts;Harry Arons Antiques, 1945.note:Accompanied by a copy of receiptby Harry Arons Antiques. TheSymmes family arrived inCharlestown, Massachusetts in the1620s.$7,000-9,000

183School of Thomas Chambers(1808-1866)harbor, fortress, and steamboatwith side-wheelsUnsigned, oil on canvas, framed.H: 25 in. W: 30 in. (sight)note:The painting possibly depicts CastleClinton in New York.$3,000-5,000


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184Currier & Ives(publishers, active 1852-1880)the clipper ‘ocean express’Hand-colored lithograph, framed.H: 17 3/4 in. W: 25 in. (overall)$600-1,000


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185Thomas Worth(1834-1917)‘Going to’ and ‘Coming from theTrot’Colored lithograph, framed.H: 18 1/4 in. W: 28 1/4 in. (sight)$1,000-1,500

186American School, 19th centurytribute to the grand army of therepublicUnsigned, oil on canvas, framed.H: 28 1/2 in. W: 34 1/2 in. (sight)$3,000-5,000

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187Chinese School, 19th centuryview of whampoa anchorageUnsigned, oil on panel, framed.H: 17 3/4 in. W: 23 1/4 in. (sight)provenance:Private Collection, New England;Private Collection, New Jersey.$10,000-15,000


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188Chinese School, 19th centuryportrait of the clipper ship ‘telegraph’Unsigned, oil on canvas, framed.H: 20 1/2 in. W: 29 1/4 in. (sight)note:An extreme clipper ship launched in May 1851, at the shipyard of J.O. Curtis,Medford, Massachusetts, for Phineas & S. Sprague & Co., Boston,Massachusetts. She made voyages to China in the 1860s and proved a fastsailor her whole career. In 1868 when she was reported as having beenburned at sea. (Octavius T. Howe, M.D. et al., American Clipper Ships 1833-1858, Marine Research Society, Salem, Massachusetts, 1927. pgs. 658-661)$4,000-7,000


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189Anglo-American School, 19th centuryamerican whaling ship with sailors harpooning whalesfrom dories, dated 1867Indistinct signature on lower right and canvas verso, dated,oil on canvas, unframed.H: 14 1/2 in. W: 18 1/8 in. (sight)$1,000-1,500

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190Anglo-American School, 19th centuryportrait of the steamship ‘ontario’Unsigned, oil on canvas, framed.H: 26 1/4 in. W: 41 1/2 in. (sight)note:The American Steamship Company was incorporated by the MassachusettsLegislature in 1863 with an authorized capital of $2,000,000; theincorporators being president elect Edward S. Tobey, Amos A. Lawrence andJames M. Beebe, all of Boston. The ‘Ontario’ was the first vessel of theAmerican Steamship Company sailng between Boston and Liverpool. Shewas built at the shipyard of George W. Jackson, Jr. situated on the MerrimacRiver in Newburyport, Massachusetts. The keel of the ‘Ontario’ was laid inJanuary 1866 and she was launched the following November, in thepresence of Edward S. Tobey, James M. Beebe, James C. Converse, SamuelD. Warren, Hamilton A. Hill, Hon. Alexander H. Rice, Ezra Farnsworth,Harrison Loring, and about 10,000 spectators.$5,000-10,000


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193Dutch School, 19th centuryportrait of a sea captainSigned ‘Vervoort./of Antwerp./Apupil of the Academy in 1797’ onverso, oil on canvas, framed.H: 37 1/2 in. W: 26 1/4 in. (sight)provenance:Property of a Pennsylvania HistoricalSociety.$5,000-8,000


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192American School, 19th centuryclipper shipUnsigned, oil on canvas, framed.H: 26 in. W: 40 in. (sight)$8,000-12,000

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194Carved coconut shellcirca 1800Signed ‘Mr. S. Clark’, decorated withflowers, animals, an American eagle,and an American flag, resting onstand carved with similar motifs.H: 6 1/2 in.$300-400

195Nicholson ship’s log clockcleveland, ohio mid-late 19thcenturyWith three dials, one for time, onefor knots per hour and one other.H: 25 1/4 in.$300-500

196Circumferentor and gimballed wetcard compassnew york, 19th centuryCircumferentor in mahogany boxlabeled ‘Merrill & Davis No. 255Front Street New York’ together withgimballed wet card compass inwooden box with small side lantern,marked ‘Oliver’.Largest H: 10 1/2 in.$400-600

197Brass telescope on tripod supportcirca 1989With two inch objective lens, dustcover, and adjustable tripod stand.H: 38 in. Telescope L: 58 in.$2,000-3,000

198English School, 19th centuryportrait of the ‘s.s. calabria’Unsigned, oil on canvas, framed.H: 20 in. W: 30 in. (sight)$1,500-2,500

199Three woolwork portraits of Britishsailing shipsengland, 19th centuryEach with a ship under full sail flyingthe British flag.H: 16 1/2 in. W: 16 1/2 in.$2,500-3,500

200American School, 19th centuryship under rough seaUnsigned, oil on panel, framed.H: 8 3/4 in. W: 15 1/4 in. (overall)provenance:Private Collection, Connecticut;Private Collection, New Jersey.$400-600

201American School, 19th centuryship under full sailSigned ‘L. Foli’ oil on canvas, framed.H: 8 1/2 in. W: 11 1/2 in. (sight)provenance:Private Collection, New Jersey.$250-350


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202Solon Francis Monticello Badger(1873-1919)portrait of the schooner ‘robert inglee carter’probably boston, circa 1890sSigned ‘S.F.M. Badger’ bottom left, oil on canvas, framed.H: 21 3/4 in. W: 36 in. (sight)provenance:M. J. Stewart, Woodbury, Connecticut, 1971;Private Collection, New Jersey, to present.note:The schooner ‘Robert Inglee Carter’ was owned by Gardiner B. Reynolds ofNewport, Rhode Island from which port the vessel hailed. She was loadedwith coal when wrecked off the coast of Maine in 1896. (published: NewYork Times, December 27, 1896)$8,000-12,000

203Painted wooden seaman’s chest19th centuryRectangular lid with molded edgeover conforming chest with ropehandles and heart shapedescutcheon.H: 18 in. W: 51 in. D: 19 in.provenance:Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey.$300-400


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204Attributed to Theodore RussellDavis (1840-1894)portrait of a war shipSigned ‘Davis/Miss’ River/ SEP’ 10th1862’ lower left, watercolor onpaper, framed.H: 7 3/4 in. W: 10 7/8 in. (sight)provenance:Private Collection, New Hampshire;Private Collection, New Jersey.$2,000-3,000

205Embroidered wall hangingphilippines, late 19th centuryDepicting an eagle with spreadwings, American flags andpresidental portraits.H: 45 1/2 in. W: 27 in. (overall)$600-800


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206Painted wood model of a fishingyawllate 19th/early 20th centuryWith two masts, a green and yellowhull and labeled ‘Fishing Yawl 1889’.H: 14 in. W: 19 in. D: 3 in.provenance:Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey.$250-350

207Painted wood ship model19th centuryWith three masts, a black andbrown hull, elaborate rigging andflying an American flag.H: 24 in. W: 37 in. D: 8 in.provenance:Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey.$1,500-2,500

208Painted wood ship model19th centuryWith three masts, a red, black andwhite hull and elaborate rigging.H: 25 in. W: 40 in. D: 8 in.provenance:Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey.$1,000-1,500

209Painted wood ship model19th centuryWith three masts, a black and whitehull and elaborate rigging.H: 28 in. W 34 in. D: 8 in.provenance:Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey.$1,000-1,500

210Nautical rope knot boardearly 20th centuryInscribed ‘J.H. Morrison B.M.C.U.S.N.’, lower right.H: 24 in. W: 29 1/4 in.provenance:Private Collection, New Jersey,1960s;Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey, to present.$500-800

211Half-hull ship model20th centuryMounted on board.H: 2 3/4 in. W: 15 1/2 in. D: 2 1/2 in.provenance:Private Collection, Wenonah, NewJersey, 1960s;Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey, to present.$300-500


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212English School, 19th centurya shell studyUnsigned, watercolor on paper,framed.H: 5 3/8 in. W: 7 3/8 in. (overall)provenance:Property from the Estate of BerniceChrysler and Edward W. Garbisch;From the Property from the Estate ofDr. and Mrs. Naide, Philadelphia,Pennsylvania.$300-500

213Seven eglomise silhouettesEngland, 19th/20th centuryIncluding: two with horse drawncarriages,two of sailing ships, twowith racing scenes, and the lastframed with nine sporting vignettes.(7)H: 9 in. W: 12 1/8 in. (overall)provenance:The Estate of James A. & Dorothy C.Vaughn, Seal Island, Georgia.$6,000-8,000


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214K. Scott Cameron (American, b.1946)portrait of the paddlewheelsteamship ‘cape may’Showing a broadside view, signedand dated ‘K.S. Cameron ‘06’ lowerright, oil on canvas, framed.H: 22 in. W: 46 in. (sight)note:The historic paddlewheel steamship‘Cape May’ was built originally asthe ‘President’ in the 1870s byHarlin and Hollingsworth ofWilmington, Delaware and rebuilt in1898 as the ‘Cape May’.$9,000-12,000


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215N. Currier and D. Needham(publishers, active 1838-1856)Group of eight hand-colored politicaland presidential lithographsTitles include: Washington at the Delaware,Cass and Butler, Presidents of the UnitedStates, Washington after Lansdowne,Washington after the Battle of Trenton,George M. Dallas, Taylor and Fillmore, and abust of Washington by ‘Devereux & CoArtists and Publishers, Philadelphia’. (8)Largest H: 17 1/2 in. W: 12 1/2 in. (sight)provenance:Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah, New Jersey.$1,000-1,500


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216American School, 19th centurypair of portraits: presidentbuchanan and nieceUnsigned, oil on canvas, framed.H: 28 1/2 in. W: 25 3/ 8 in. (sight)$8,000-12,000


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217Carved and painted hand19th centuryExtending to forearem with indexfinger pointing and worn paintedfinish.L: 17 1/2 in.$250-350

218Bronze bust of George Washingtonlate 19th centuryMarked ‘Reduction Mecanique ACollas Brevete’.H: 10 in.$600-800

219Staffordshire bust of GeorgeWashingtonimpressed mark enoch woodDepicted in a yellow vest under bluecoat.H: 8 1/2 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$600-800

220Parian bust of a gentlemancopeland, late 19th centuryInscribed on verso ‘James S.Westmacott. sculp/Published Aug18th, 1850’.H: 10 1/2 in.provenance:Property from the Estate of Dr. andMrs. Meyer Naide, Philadelphia,Pennsylvania.note:James Sherwood Westmacott(1823-1900) was an Englishsculptor.$200-300

221Molded copper luster water pitcherearly 19th centuryMolded with grapevine banding andpanels of Neo-Classical scenes.H: 6 1/2 in.$300-500


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222Historical blue transfer-printedplateralph stevenson and williams,cobridge, first quarter 19thcenturyDecorated with four portraitmedallions depicting Jefferson, LaFayette, Washington and Clintonand ‘Park Theater New York’ withinacorn and leaf border and inset‘View of the Aqueduct Bridge atLittle Falls’.Diam: 10 in.$2,500-3,500

223Black transfer-printed andenameled creamware pitcherattributed to herculaneumpottery, early 19th centuryOf elongated ovoid form, decoratedwith views of sailors, ‘Tom TrueloveGoing to Sea’ and reverse ‘JackSpritsail Coming on Shore’ withcompass star under spout.H: 10 1/8 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$1,500-2,500

224Black transfer-printed andenameled creamware pitcherattributed to herculaneumpottery, early 19th centuryOf elongated ovoid form, decoratedwith ship, the reverse with figure ofHope, and under spout thirteenstars above ‘E. Pluribus Unum’ orgreat American Seal.H: 10 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$1,500-2,500

225English creamware black transfer-printed pitchercirca 1800-1810Printed on one side with ‘Peace,Plenty and Independence,’ on theother side with ‘Washington inGlory,’ and beneath the spout ‘AMAN/without example/APATRIOT/without reproach’;together with an Antique’sMagazine with the same jug oncover.H: 10 1/8 in.$1,000-1,500


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226Two Staffordshire figural watchholders19th centuryThe first in the form of a castle, thesecond in the form of two figureswith a spaniel.Largest H: 13 1/2 in.$250-350

227Needlework samplermaria crawford, december 1817Executed in green, black and yellowsilk stitches on a linen ground with alandscape of a homesteadsurmounting bands of letters,numbers and a pious verse,inscribed ‘Maria Crawford was bornApril 24th 1806 the work doneDecember 1817’.H: 16 in. W: 17 1/2 in. (sight)$1,000-1,500

228Group of five Staffordshire bluetransfer-printed items19th centuryComprising: a matching teabowl andsaucer with floral motif, a saucerwith impressed mark of ‘ClewsWarranted Staffordshire’ on back, aplate with ‘The Beach at Brighton’,and a platter depicting ‘Teresa Pansaand the Messenger.’Largest L: 14 1/2 in.provenance:Property from the Estate of Dr. andMrs. Meyer Naide, Philadelphia,Pennsylvania.$500-700


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229Four polychrome Staffordshirefigures19th centuryIncluding: figures of Shakespeare,Queen Victoria, Prince Albert, andone figural group with central flowerin vase. (4)Largest H: 12 1/2 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$400-600

230Eleven Stafforshire transfer-printedchildren’s mugs19th centuryDepicting: animals, Franklin’sMaxims, verses and childhoodactivities.Largest H: 3 1/4 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$800-1,200


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231Fifteen Staffordshire transfer-printed children’s plates19th centuryComprising: one with dog, six withRobinson Crusoe, one with Franklinproverb, and six with illustrationsand verses. (15)Largest Diam: 7 1/8 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$400-600


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232Group of Staffordshire animalfigures19th centuryComprising: fifteen seated spaniels,two standing lions, one recumbentlamb, and one standing dog. (19)Largest H: 5 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$1,000-1,500

233Group of eight Staffordshiregreyhounds19th centuryFive seated, two standing with prey,and one recumbent. (8)Largest H: 8 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$600-800

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234Seven Staffordshire spaniels19th centuryTwo large pair and three singlesmaller spaniels, all seated. (7)Largest H: 10 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$1,000-1,500

234ATwo Staffordshire busts ofWashington19th centuryCentennial busts, the first depictedin a blue coat, the second in a pinkcoat.H: 8 in.provenance:G.K.S. Bush, Washington, D.C.and Mongenas Antiques, Cincinnati,Ohio.$400-600

235Staffordshire figural Bull Beating19th centuryA figural group inscribed ‘BullBeating’ and ‘Now Captain Lad’H: 5 in.provenance:Federalist Antiques, Inc., Kenilworth,Illinois.$600-800

235AEight Staffordshire figures19th centuryComprising: a pair of figures ofspotted cats, a figure of a leopard, agirl sleeping on a dog, a pair of lionswith glass eyes, a castle, and afigure of a whippet. (8)Largest H: 11 in.provenance:Lions-Arlene Noble Antiques, EssexFells, New Jersey.Girl with sleeping dog: Jackson-Mitchell Inc., Centerville, Delaware.Castle: Barbara P. Alpren, Antiques,West Orange, New Jersey.$800-1,200

236American School, 19th centuryhudson river viewUnsigned, oil on canvas, framed.H: 13 1/2 in. W: 18 1/2 in. (sight)note:This may be a view of the Catskill MountainHouse in the distance and city of Hudson beyond.$5,000-7,000


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237Set of eight grain-painted andstenciled chairsbaltimore, maryland, circa 1820Comprising: two armchairs and sixside chairs; each with tablet crestrail decorated with a gilt displayeagle above a pierced and stenciledbackslat; the armchairs with shapedarms, all set on rush balloon seatswith ring-turned tapering columnarlegs joined by box stretchers.H: 34 in.literature:Photographed in Early AmericanLife, June 1988.$6,000-8,000

238American School, 19th centuryportrait of a young womanholding a catUnsigned, stenciled ‘Artists andGrainers—-Balt MD’ on verso, oil oncanvas, framed.H: 20 1/2 in. W: 16 3/4 in. (sight)$2,500-3,500

239American School, 19th centuryportrait of a gentleman holding aletterUnsigned, oil on canvas, unframed.H: 29 3/4 in. W: 25 in. (overall)$400-600

240Late Federal mahogany work standnew york, circa 1830The rectangular top with chamferedcorners and conforming case withtwo graduated long drawers withlion and ring pulls, and a side drawerfitted with a felt covered, hingedworking surface, the wholesurmounting a turned pedestal oncircular plinth with four leaf carvedsplayed legs ending in claw feet withcasters.H: 29 3/4 in. W: 22 1/4 in.D: 16 3/4 in.$700-1,000

241Four painted and decorated tintrays19th centuryDecorated with floral and fruitmotifs, including: two octagonaltrays, one with pierced edges, andtwo large shaped trays. (4)Largest H: 29 in. W: 21 1/2 in.$300-400


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242American School, 19th centuryportrait of a woman seated on agreen-painted windsor chair, circa1830Unsigned, oil on panel, framed.H: 22 in. W: 19 in. (sight)$3,000-5,000

243Late Federal cherry candlestand19th centuryWith round top above a turnedbeehive pedestal on a tripod basewith tapered legs and feet.H: 28 in. Diam: 20 3/4 in.$400-600

244Needlework samplerworked by eliza bower, circa 1830A pious verse enclosed by a garlandof peonies tied together with a blueribbon, all within a foliate border, thebottom reads ‘Respectfullypresented to Richard F. and MariaBower by their affectionatedaughter, Eliza Bower’, silk threadson linen, framed.H: 17 1/2 in. W: 17 1/2 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$3,000-5,000


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245Set of six Classical-style ebonizedand parcel gilt chairsWith gilt painted crest rail overstiles with carved and gilt acanthusleaves flanking a central cornucopiacarved and painted slat over a canedseat resting on saber legs, the fronthaving gilt hairy paw feet.H: 31 in. W: 19 1/2 in. D: 17 1/2 in.provenance:Property from the Estate of Dr. andMrs. Meyer Naide, Philadelphia,Pennsylvania.$3,000-5,000

246American School, 19th centuryportrait of a gentlemanUnsigned, oil on canvas, framed.H: 29 1/2 in. W: 24 1/2 in. (sight)$800-1,200

247Late Classical mahogany chest ofdrawersmid-atlantic states, circa 1820-40The rectangular top with conformingcase of four long drawers, resting onscroll front feet and turned backfeet.H: 47 1/4 in. W: 41 1/2 in. D: 22 in.$1,500-2,000

248American School, 19th centuryportrait of a seated lady in ablack dress holding a bookUnsigned, oil on canvas, framed.H: 25 3/8 in. W: 19 1/4 in. (sight)$1,000-1,500

249Carved mahogany four post bed19th centuryThe head posts carved withacanthus leaves and acorns; thefootboard with serpentine edge.H: 84 in.$1,500-2,500


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250Classical mahogany three-partdining table18th centuryWith reeded edge, each section withring-turned pedestal base on threedownswept legs ending in brasspaw feet on casters.H: 28 in W: 52 1/2 in. D: 51 in.$1,500-2,500

251Pair of Classical brass andwrought-iron andironslate 18th centuryEach with brass ‘knife blade’ urntops with a flat brass supportleading to cabriole legs ending in‘penny’ feet.H: 22 1/2 in.$400-600

252Two woolwork samplersmid-19th centuryThe first depicting six alphabet rowsand the name ‘Mary Jackson’, theother depciting a house and ‘SisterMary, age 7 years/Eliza Cooke1849’, both with wool yarns onpunched cards, framed.$200-300

253Classical carved mahogany benchcirca 1825With cornucopia carved scrolledarms continuing to gadrooned seatrail on animal form legs ending inhairy paw feet and casters.H: 31 in. W: 57 1/2 in. D: 21 1/2 in.$2,000-3,000


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254Classical mahogany looking glassmid-late 19th centuryRectangular and divided into twosections, with molded frame.H: 30 in. W: 16 1/4 in.provenance:Property from the Estate of Dr. andMrs. Naide, Philadelphia,Pennsylvania.$200-300

255American School, 19th centuryportrait of a young girl in reddressUnsigned, oil on canvas, framed.H: 29 3/4 in. W: 24 3/4 in. (sight)$800-1,200

256J. D. Blondell(New York, 1817-1877)portrait of a childSigned ‘J.D. Blondell 1846’ lowerright, and on verso canvas ‘J.D.Blondell pinxt/1846’, oil on canvas,framed.H: 29 1/2 in. W: 24 1/4 in. (sight)$1,500-2,500

257Late Classical mahogany pedestaltable19th centuryWith round top above cylindricalpedestal on a tripod scrolled basewith casters.H: 29 1/2 in. Diam: 39 3/4 in.provenance:Greenleaf Retirement Home,Moorestown, New Jersey.$250-350

258Classical maple two drawer standearly/mid-19th centuryWith rectangular molded top abovetwo rounded drawers on taperedturned legs.H: 28 in. W: 21 1/2 in. D: 16 in.provenance:Greenleaf Retirement Home,Moorestown, New Jersey.$300-400

259Classical-style mahogany chest ofdrawersmid-late 19th centuryThe rectangular top with conformingcase of two over three drawersflanked by carved corner posts onturned feet; the drawers withpressed glass pulls.H: 44 1/2 in. W: 42 7/8 in.D: 22 3/4 in.provenance:Morley’s Bicycle Shop, NorthWoodbury, New Jersey, 1960s;Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey, to present.$1,000-1,500

260Classical mahogany standlate 19th centuryThe square top above two shortdrawers with pressed glass knobssupported on twist-carved legs andturned feet.H: 28 3/4 in. W: 20 in. D: 18 in.provenance:Property from the Estate of Dr. andMrs. Meyer Naide, Philadelphia,Pennsylvania.$600-800


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261Classical giltwood overmantlemirror19th centuryThe rectangular turned frame inthree sections, decorated withfoliate carvings and square cornermedallions.H: 22 1/3 in. W: 52 1/2 in.$600-800

262Classical carved giltwood girandolemirrorearly 19th centuryWith ball and foliate molded mirrorsurrounding the convex glass.Diam: 35 1/2 in.$700-1,000

263Samuel Lovett Waldo (1783-1861)and William Jewett (1789-1874)portrait of ann rankinSigned and inscribed ‘FromWaldo/and/Jewett/NY. Miss AnnRankin/Fishkill Landing/Care CaptBrinkelhoff/on Boat Norfolk’ onverso, oil on panel, unframed.H: 33 1/2 in. W: 26 1/8 in. (sight)$3,000-5,000

264Classical mahogany folding topgame tablefirst half 19th centuryThe serpentine top mounted toconforming frame with appliedgadrooning and supported by aheart-form standard with carvedshell and platform base withscalloped front.H: 28 1/2 in. W: 35 1/4 in.D: 17 1/2 in.$400-600


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265Godfrey Nicolas Frankenstein(1820-1873)gothic house in summer landscapeSigned and dated ‘G.N. Frankenstein 1851’ lower middle, oil on canvas, framed.H: 35 in. W: 47 1/8 in. (sight)note:Godfrey Nicolas Frankenstein was born in Darmstadt, Germany in 1820, and emigrated toCincinnati, Ohio in 1831 with his family, all talented artists. Subsequently the family moved toSpringfield, Ohio in 1849. The gothic house depicted is believed to be in Newport, Kentuckyand was owned by John D. Park (1894-1972) of Cincinnati, an attorney and developer of alarge pharmaceutical firm. Godfrey and his sister Elizabeth lived in this home with Mr. Parkand his family in the early 1850s. Mr. Park named his son after Godfrey in 1852.Godfrey painted landscapes, closely and carefully studied from nature, and portraits, such asthose of Abbott Lawrence, Charles Francis Adams, George Ticknor and other eminent citizensof Boston(1). He was also a sculptor, one of the best known pieces of his work is the portraitbust of Justice McLean, now in the United States district court room in Cincinnati (2). Godfreywas an affable and honourable gentleman; qualities which together with his acknowledgedtalent, secured for him many warm friends(3).(1)Goss, Rev. C.F. Cincinnati- The Queen City, v. 2 p. 445.(2)Greve, C.G. Centennial history of Cincinnati and representative citizens. v. 1. p. 933.(3)Howe, Henry. Historical collections of Ohio. v. 1. p. 856,857.$10,000-15,000


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267Needlework mourning picturedated 1823Depicting a young girl in whitedress, bonnet and coral necklaceholding a ball, the background withweeping willow and lake withswans, eglomise mat inscribed ‘M.A.Pray in her 13th month daughter of J&C Pray Worked by her sister C.Pray, 1823’, in silk and chenillethreads, heightened with watercoloron silk ground, gilt frame.H: 31 1/4 in. W: 37 3/4 in. (overall)provenance:Deaccessioned from a PennsylvaniaHistorical Institution.note:The needlework exhibitscharacteristics of Maine memorialsin its use of oversized flowers in theforeground and river with swans inthe background.The Pray name is fairly common inMaine. The Maine Census of 1820records forty-two heads ofhouseholds with the Pray surname.The initials on the eglomise mat,however, have not yet been matchedto a Maine family.The frame appears to be ofPhiladelphia origin. John Pray (1774-1843), a victualler and wifeCatherine Weidner Pray (1774-1840) of Northern Liberties,Philadelphia, and members of theFirst Reformed Church, had nineteenchildren; seven survived toadulthood. A daughter, Catherine,born in 1804, would have beennineteen years of age in 1823, mayhave wrought the needlework.Another daughter, Mary Ann, bornin 1821, fits the initials, M.A. andcould have been thirteen months ofage in 1823. Mary Ann Pray, thoughlived until 1884.$10,000-15,000


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268Alexander Francois Loemans(Canadian, d. 1898)mountain landscapeUnsigned, oil on canvas, framed.H: 23 1/2 in. W: 25 1/4 in. (sight)note:Very little is known about AlexanderLoemans. He was born in theNetherlands or of Dutch descent,but most of his known works werepainted in Canada (Ontario andManitoba) and the northern UnitedStates (New York and Minnesota).$8,000-12,000

269Late Classical mahogany breakfasttablenew york, circa 1820-1850A rectangular top with roundedcorners above one drawer, restingon a pedestal base ornately carvedwith acanthus leaves terminating infour hairy paw feet.H: 27 1/2 in. W: 50 1/2 in. D: 38 in.$600-800


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270Needlework samplerfirst quarter 19th centuryStylized flowers bordering sixalphanumeric rows centering theinscription ‘Elizabeth Howe Clap’sworked on in the year 1828’ withflowering urn, worked in black, greenand off-white threads, on linen,framed.H: 11 1/4 in. W: 9 1/4 in. (sight)$2,500-3,500

271American School, 19th centuryportrait of a lady in whiteUnsigned, oil on canvas, laid downon masonite, framed.H: 10 in. W: 8 in. (sight)$300-400

272Late Classical figured mahoganycabinetbaltimore, maryland, circa 1830-1850The swan’s neck bonnet with castbrass medallions over rectangularcase with two sets of lattice glassdoors opening to a shelved interiorencompassing a central drawer allflanked by columns, raised onbeehive feet.H: 91 in. W: 54 in. D: 19 in.$5,000-7,000

273American School, 19th centuryportrait of a seated gentlemanInscribed on stretcher ‘RobertRennard/Easton MD/Brother ofMrs. William H---/Easton MD1857’, oil on canvas, framed.H: 29 1/2 in. W: 24 1/2 in. (sight)provenance:Property from the Estate of Dr. andMrs. Meyer Naide, Philadelphia,Pennsylvania.$2,000-3,000

274American School, 19th centurylandscape with sheepUnsigned, oil on canvas, framed.H: 19 1/2 in. W: 29 1/2 in. (sight)provenance:Kennedy Galleries.$1,000-1,500

275Alfred A. Hart(1816-1906)landscape with farm house andcattleSigned and dated ‘A. Hart 1848’lower left, oil on canvas, laid downon masonite, framed.H: 28 in. W: 35 in. (sight)provenance:Skinner, Inc., Boston,Massachusetts.$2,000-3,000

276Late Classical figured mahoganytwo-part secretarymid-atlantic states, circa 1830In two parts: the upper section withcrown molding above two flamepaneled doors over three smalldrawers; the lower section withhinged tooled leather writing slopeover three long graduated drawersenclosed by scrolled pilasterscontinuing to feet.H: 89 in. W: 49 1/2 in. D: 21 1/2 in.$2,500-3,500


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277American School, 19th centuryportrait of a gentleman from neworleansSigned and dated ‘R. Horning 1867’lower left, oil on canvas, framed.H: 14 3/4 in. W: 12 in. (sight)provenance:Private Colletion, Houston, Texas,1954;Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey, to present.$200-300

278American School, 19th centurythree studies of fruitPlums, apples and a peach,unsigned, watercolor on paper,framed.H: 4 1/2 in. W: 6 in. (overall)$300-500

279Classical mahogany sewing standfirst half 19th centuryRectangular top, compartmenteddrawer and deep drawer below,paneled fabric ends, turned andinverted finials at the corners, lyre-form pedestal with matching backpanel on square tapering splayedlegs.H: 30 in. W: 27 1/4 in. D: 15 in.$900-1,200

280Six ebonized and giltwood Neo-Classical chairs20th centuryComprising two armchairs and fourside chairs with scrolling crest railwith gilt fan pendant over yellowleather upholstered seatsterminating in saber legs.H: 35 in. W: 21 in. D: 18 1/2 in.provenance:Property from the Estate of Dr. andMrs. Meyer Naide, Philadelphia,Pennsylvania.$600-800


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281Walnut banjo clockearly 19th centuryOf typical form, decorated witheglomise panels depicting gilt leaveson a black ground.H: 38 1/4 in. W: 10 in. D: 3 7/8 in.provenance:Property from the Estate of Dr. andMrs. Naide, Philadelphia,Pennsylvania.$300-500

282American School, 19th centurywinter, winterUnsigned, labeled on verso ‘Winter,Winter by Sam Garver, primitive/painter, Frederick, Md/taken fromthe London IllustratedNews/Commenced 1855/Finished1869/from home of PearreSister/Park Ave. Frederick, Md’, oilon canvas, framed.H: 11 3/4 in. W: 14 in. (sight)$600-800

283American School, 19th centurywinter scene with two figuresUnsigned, oil on canvas, framed.H: 20 1/4 in. W: 26 1/2 in. (sight)$1,000-2,000

284Classical mahogany washstandmid-late 19th centuryWith straight backsplash over acentral opening for a washbowl, onscrolled supports above one draweron turned legs ending in bun feet.H: 32 in. W: 16 3/4 in. D: 16 in.$300-500

285Mahogany inlaid music box19th centuryRectangular case with moldededges, decorated with banding and afloral motif on lid.H: 8 1/2 in. W: 17 in. D: 11 in.provenance:Private Collection, London circa1960-1970;Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey, to present.$2,500-4,000

286Federal inlaid mahogany music box19th centuryMolded edges over a rectangularcase decorated with inlaid panels ofbanding, floral and instrumentalmotifs on outside and inside of topinlaid with bird’s-eye maple, withouttune list.H: 10 in. W: 37 in. D: 14 3/4 in.provenance:Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey.$3,000-5,000

287Federal mahogany and rosewoodeight-tune music box19th centuryThe rectangular case with moldededges and striated paneled ends,rosewood inlay in the form of aviolin and flutes enclosed by flowers,with interior paper label and tunelist for ‘Sublime Harmony Tremelo’.H: 8 1/2 in. W: 26 1/2 in.D: 11 3/4 in.provenance:Private Collection, Houston, Texas,1950s;Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey, to present.$2,000-3,000

288Pair of painted window shades19th centuryDepicting a stylized landscape withcentral house in shades of orange,blue and green.H: 58 1/4 in. W: 33 in.$200-400


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289Chinese export porcelain armorial partdinner servicelate 18th centuryEach painted with a blue diapered rimcentering a garland of polychromeenameled flowers and ribbon holding alozenge with cipher ‘DHC’ surrounded byroses and gilt ribbons, comprising:Two oval soup tureens, one coveredTwelve dinner platesOne sauceboatFive large serving platters, in sizesSix leaf form dishesThree pierced fruit baskets with standsSix pots de cremeTwo serving bowls, in sizesTwo small bowlsFive small serving platters, in sizesTwo sauce tureensThree miscellaneous covers.(53)Tallest H: 10 in.


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290Group of Chinese export porcelaintablewareslate 18th/early 19th centuryComprising: five tea caddies, onewith armorial decoration and fourwith floral motifs; together with onecream jug with ‘RG’ cipher and blueand gold borders; and a sugar bowl,two small tea cups, saucer and teacaddy, each decorated with the NewYork coat of arms. (11)Largest H: 5 1/2 in.$800-1,200

291Group of assorted Chinese exportporcelain teawares19th centuryComprising: seven tea bowls, sixdeep saucers, two flat saucers, oneteapot and one covered chocolatecup, all with floral sprigs andborders. (17)Largest H: 4 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$600-800

292Chinese export porcelain platterlate 19th centuryOf oval form, with blue rim and giltedge enclosing a circular reservedepicting a riverscape with a boatand buildings in sepia, the baseinscribed, ‘Robert Gilmor ofBaltimore - dinner service/Made toorder - 1778-1885’.L: 22 in.provenance:Robert Gilmor, 1778-1885;Bequest of John W. Pepper, 1935;Sold by the order of the Board ofTrustees of the PhiladelphiaMuseum of Art to benefitacquisitions funds.$300-500

293Group of Chinese export porcelaintablewarescirca 1800Comprising: A plate, a teabowl andten saucers, decorated with blueenamel border enclosing blue ribbonand gilt floral spray. (12)Largest Diam: 9 1/4 in.provenance:Gift of George Horace Lorimer, 1929;Sold by the order of the Board ofTrustees of the PhiladelphiaMuseum of Art to benefitacquisitions funds.$200-300

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294Chinese export porcelain Famille Rose punch bowllate 18th/early 19th centuryThe exterior decorated with birds and flowering trees, the interior withcentral medallion of flowers and fish.Diam: 18 in.provenance:Property from the collection of Mrs. William Coxe Wright, Ravenscliff, St.Davids, Pennsylvania;Christie’s Ravenscliff, St. Davids, Pennsylvania, June 1978, Lot 649.note:Charlotte Dorrance Wright (1911-1977) was the daughter of John T.Dorrance (1873-1930) who invented condensed soup for Campbell SoupCompany at the turn of the 20th century.$800-1,200

295Chinese export porcelain Cantoncovered tureen19th centuryTureen depicting a lakeside villagewith animal mask handles andmolded knop on a domed lid,together with two octagonalplatters. (3)H: 8 1/2 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$600-800

296Group of Chinese export porcelainCanton tablewaresmid-late 19th centuryComprising: seven saucers, fiveplates, one deep saucer, one smalloctagonal platter and one hexagonalpierced pot. (15).Largest H: 4 1/2 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$600-800

297Chinese export porcelain Cantontablewares19th centuryComprising: two plates, onescalloped dish and a pitcher. (4)Largest H: 8 1/2 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$600-800

298Four Chinese export porcelainNanking bowlslate 18th centuryOf circular form, decorated withcentral village scene surrounded bytwo blue borders and a gilt rim. (4)Largest Diam: 5 3/4 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$500-700

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300Chinese export porcelain blueFitzhugh covered water bottleearly 19th centuryWith domed cover, the slender neckand narrow shoulder issuing from abulbous body raised on short foot.H: 13 1/2 in.provenance:Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey.$400-600

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301Chinese export porcelain blueFitzhugh covered cider jugsecond quarter 19th centuryOf ovoid form, with spike andbrocade border and chrysanthemumsprays, and cross-strap handle,together with a covered cup. (2)H: 9 1/2 in.provenance:Gift of Miss Letitia A. Humphreys,1915;Gift of Marie Josephine Rozet andRebecca Mandeville Rozet Hunt,1935;Sold by the order of the Board ofTrustees of the PhiladelphiaMuseum of Art to benefitacquisitions funds.$300-400

302Chinese and Japanese blue andwhite export porcelain tablewares19th centuryComprising:One salad bowlOne plate decorated with koiFour plates, in sizesOne saucerEleven tea bowls, in sizesEleven tumblersTwo tea cupsTwo covered cupsOne plate with pierced edgeThree small dishes, in sizesOne cover(39)Largest Diam. 11 1/2 in.$400-600

303Chinese export porcelain Cantonplatter19th centuryOf octagonal form with typicaldecoration.L: 20 1/3 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$500-800

304Chinese export porcelain Cantonvase and teapot19th centuryVase with slender neck issuing froma rounded body, teapot with domedlid and tapered body on a roundfoot, both with typical decoration.(2)Largest H: 15 in.$600-800

305Large Chinese export porcelainCanton platter19th centuryOf octagonal form, with diaperworkborder centering a lakeside pavillionscene.L: 19 3/4 in. W: 16 1/2 in.$400-600

306Chinese export porcelain Cantonplatter and four dishes19th centuryComprising: one octagonal platter,two leaf dishes and two shrimpdishes with typical decoration. (5)Largest L: 13 1/2 in.$400-600

307Chinese export porcelain Nankingcovered cider jar19th centuryOf ovoid form, domed cover withberry knop, the body decorated witha river scene, with cross-straphandle.H: 8 3/4 in.$800-1,200

308Three Chinese export porcelainCanton ginger jars19th centuryTwo covered, with typical pastoralscenes. (3)Largest H: 7 1/4 in.$300-500

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309Two Chinese export porcelainCanton salad bowlslate 18th/ early 19th centuryOf circular form, with cut-cornersides, decorated with pagodas andsailboats to exterior, a court sceneand landscape to interior.Largest H:4 3/4 in. W: 9 5/8 in.$800-1,200

311Large collection of Chinese exportporcelain Rose Medalliontablewaresmid/late 19th centuryComprising:One umbrella standOne large oval platterOne round platterOne ‘well and tree’ platterOne pierced linerOne oval covered sauce tureenThree covered vegetable dishesOne open vegetable dishTwo oval serving dishes, in sizesOne elongated oval serving dishOne scalloped oval dishOne shaped dishOne shrimp dishOne leaf form dishOne small shaped trayTwenty-five dinner platesTwelve salad platesEighteen plates, in sizesSixteen soup platesThree shallow bowlsThree deep bowls, in sizesFourteen scalloped dessert platesFour scalloped plates, in sizesTwo tazzasTwo brush holders, in sizesOne cylindrical covered boxOne open salt cellarOne traveling teapot with lidOne open miniature teapotOne cream jugOne three-footed cream pitcherTwenty teacups, in sizesThirty-four saucers, in sizesFive scalloped teacups and sevensaucers, in sizesTwo breakfast cupsOne pair of panelled tea cups withsaucersEight miniature mugs with saucersThirteen teabowls with four lids, insizesThree assorted lidsEight spoonsFour wooden bases, one withmedallion.(241)Largest H: 24 1/2 in.$6,000-8,000


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312Chinese export porcelain RoseMandarin covered tureen andstandmid-late 19th centuryThe petal molded domed cover withmolded finial, the body with twisttwin-handles, raised on an oval foot,with conforming stand, with typicaldecoration.H: 5 1/4 in. W: 13 1/2 in.provenance:The collection of Ann B. Ritt.$500-800

313Chinese export porcelain RoseMandarin bowlmid-late 19th centuryCircular, with alternating floral andfigural medallions within a foliatediaper border.H: 5 1/4 in. Diam. 13 in.$300-500

314Five Chinese export porcelain RoseMandarin tablewaresmid-late 19th centuryComprising: a teapot, pitcher, cut-corner salad bowl, vase and coveredcanister, each with alternatingfigural and floral medallions. (5)Largest H: 11 1/2 in. W: 13 in.$500-800

315Chinese export porcelain RoseMandarin platter and chargermid-late 19th centuryThe charger painted to show acentral medallion figural courtscene; the platter illustrated withalternating figural and floralmedallions, each with a foliatediaper border. (2)H: 2 1/4 in.$500-800

316Pair of Chinese export porcelainRose Medallion vasesmid-late 19th centuryOf tapered octagonal form, withpierced lids and gilt twist handles.H: 8 1/4 in.$1,000-1,500


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317Collection of Chinese exportporcelain Nanking tablewareslate 18th/early 19th centuryComprising:Forty-seven saucers or platesFifteen teabowlsFour leaf dishesTwo open vegetablesTwo small octagonal plattersOne cover for a vegetableOne reticulated basketOne small reticulated platter(73)Largest H: 10 1/2 in.$1,500-2,000

318Two Chinese export porcelainCanton dishes19th centuryIncluding: a shrimp dish and a leaf-form dish with typical decoration.(2)Largest Diam: 10 1/2 in.provenance:Descended in the MulhenbergFamily, Reading, Pennsylvania.$200-300

319Pair of Chinese export porcelainRose Medallion vases fitted aslampsmid-late 19th centuryOf flask baluster form, slender neckand narrow shoulder raised on ovalshaped base, the body applied toshow trailing vines over a figurallandscape enclosed by a gilt border.(2)H: 22 in.provenance:The collection of Ann B. Ritt.$400-600

320Pair of Kutani porcelain coveredjars19th centuryOf urn form, with central medallionsdepicting warrior figures onhorseback.H: 13 1/2 in.$400-600


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321Collection of Chinese exportporcelain Rose patternedtablewaresmid/late 19th centuryComprising:One covered soup tureen, withstandThree covered vegetablesOne open vegetableFive shaped serving dishesThree bowls, in sizesOne covered sauce tureen withstandOne pair of candlesticksOne garniture vaseOne brush boxOne canisterOne open cylindrical boxTen dinner platesEight soup platesEight dessert platesFive plates, in sizesThirty-five saucers, in sizesOne traveling covered teapotOne covered sugarOne cream jugOne breakfast cupOne teabowlFourteen teacups, in sizesOne miniature tea bowlTwo wooden bases, in sizes(135)Largest H: 11 1/2 in.$2,000-3,000

322Four Asian export card cases and anotebookchina and japan, 19th centuryThe first a Chinese silver decoratedwith repousse court scene, thesecond, a Japanese Shibayama ivorycase inscribed ‘San Francisco July20, 1900’, the third of tortoiseshellwith gilt crane decoration, the fourthJapanese, of mixed metal with seal,decorated with flying birds andleaves, and the fifth a Chineselaquered notebook with velvet spine,decorated with courtiers and house.(5)Largest H: 4 5/8 in. W: 3 in.$1,000-2,000

323Edwin Weyburn Goodwin(New York, 1800-1845)a pair of portraits: mr. and mrs.weedSigned, each with paper label verso‘E W Goodwin, painter/CatherineWeed Albany/May 16-1824/Age40/signed on old stretcher’, and ‘EW Goodwin painter/ThurstonWeed/Age 41/Signed on oldstretcher’, oil on canvas, framed.H: 30 in W: 24 in. (sight)provenance:From a Philadelphia restaurant,Deux Cheminees.note:Mr. Weed was a member of theLincoln Administration.$600-800


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324Pair of Rococo Revival rosewoodStanton Hall armchairsj. & j.w. meeks (1836-1855), newyorkWith central rose cartouche flankedby a pierced crest rail and tuftedback; serpentine front seat andcarved rail on cabriole legsterminating in stylized scroll feet.H: 44 in.$4,000-6,000

325Rococo Revival rosewood StantonHall setteej. & j.w. meeks (1836-1855), newyorkWith scrolled and pierced crestingwith central carved roses, over anupholstered back and serpentinefronted seat flanked by molded andupholstered arms over a moldedapron with central medallion onmolded cabriole legs and casters.H: 49 1/2 in. W: 65 1/2 in. D: 29 in.$2,500-3,500


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326Classical mahogany stencileddecorated games tableearly/mid-19th centuryWith shaped rectangular top abovea conforming stenciled apron,resting on an acanthus leaf stenciledpedestal base supported byoutsplayed legs with paw feet oncasters.H: 29 3/4 in. W: 35 1/2 in.D: 19 1/2 in. (closed)$2,000-3,000

327Brass and iron trivetOf rectangular form with pierceddecoration having rope-turnedhandles over cabriole legs ending inpad feet.H: 12 in. W: 17 1/2 in. D: 11 in.$200-250

328Pair of Rococo revival rosewoodside chairshenry belter (1804-1863), new yorkThe molded crest rail with rosesabove a pierced and upholsteredback; upholstered serpentine andcarved seat rail resting on cabriolelegs and stylized scroll feet.H: 40 3/4 in.$2,500-3,500

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329Renaissance Revival carvedmahogany and walnut armchairpossibly baltimore, circa 1865-1875A serpentine crest rail with centralcartouche above a tufted backflanked by curved stiles continutingto upholstered arms with head formhand holds; bowed front seat andrail resting on turned legs andcasters.H: 44 1/2 in.$700-1,000

330Renaissance Revival rosewoodthree-piece parlor suiteattributed to john jelliff (1813-1893), new york, mid-late 19thcenturyComprising: a kidney-shaped sofawith lion’s mask arms and two sidechairs decorated with carved centralmedallions, foliage and rosewoodinlaid panels, upholstered with redvelvet and terminating in taperedlegs on casters.Sofa: H: 51 1/2 in. W: 69 in. D: 32 in.Chairs: H: 39 1/3 in.$3,000-5,000


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331Ebonized Eastlake marble-topcenter tablethird quarter 19th centuryWith round pink marble top on acarved pedestal base with urn formsupport enclosed by four scrolledlegs resting on carved feet andcasters.H: 27 3/2 in. Diam: 30 in.$750-1,000

332Gothic Revival rosewood youthchairmid-19th centuryWith carved and pierced backcentering an upholstered medallion,flanked by turned stiles with finials;the balloon shaped seat on taperedturned legs.H: 35 in. W: 17 in. D: 15 1/2 in.$200-300

333Rococo Revival walnut andneedlepoint fireplace screen19th centuryA curving frame decorated withfloral medallions surrounding aneedlework picture of an Asianwoman and parrot encompassed bya serpentine tiger and pagodaabove, all resting on carved legs.H: 43 in.$300-500

334Aesthetic movement display caselate 19th centuryWith carved molding surmountingivory inlay banding above anoctagonal beveled glass door edgedby ivory inlay banding and shallowcarved corners on a molded foot.H: 25 1/4 in. W: 37 in. D: 9 in.$400-600

335Rococo Revival carved rosewoodmarble top tablejohn henry belter (1804-1863), newyork, circa 1850-1860The turtleback marble top onshaped apron carved with flowersand scrolls on cabriole legs joined byshaped stretchers centered by aurn-form finial.H: 27 1/2 in. W: 35 in. D: 23 in.$3,000-4,000

336Rococo Revival carved rosewoodmarble top tablejohn henry belter (1804-1863), newyork, 1850-1860With turtle-form marble top onshaped and molded apron carvedwith flowers and scrolls on cabriolelegs joined by shaped stretcherscentered by a urn-form finial.H: 28 1/2 in. W: 34 1/2 in. D: 23 in.$2,000-3,000


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337Susan C. Waters(1823-1900)group of rabbitsSigned ‘Susan C. Waters’ lowerright, oil on canvas, framed.H: 24 3/8 in. W: 19 3/8 in. (sight)provenance:Greenleaf Retirement Home,Moorestown, New Jersey.$10,000-15,000


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338Susan C. Waters(1823-1900)flock of sheep in stable withcollieUnsigned, oil on canvas, framed.H: 29 1/2 in. W: 41 1/2 in. (sight)provenance:Greenleaf Retirement Home,Moorestown, New Jersey.$8,000-12,000

339Susan C. Waters(1823-1900)flock of sheep in pastureSigned ‘Mrs. Susan C. Waters 1884’lower right and inscribed ‘Mrs.Susan C. Waters Bordentown, NewJersey’ on verso, oil on canvas,framed.H: 23 1/4 in. W: 35 3/8 in. (sight)provenance:Greenleaf Retirement Home,Moorestown, New Jersey.$6,000-8,000


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340American School, 19th centuryportrait of a girlUnsigned, pastel on paper, framed.H: 12 3/4 in. W: 9 3/4 in. (sight)$1,000-1,500

341American School, 20th centuryportrait of a new jersey houseSigned ‘Emma Warbley Stow’ lowerleft, watercolor on paper, framed.H: 16 1/4 in. W: 25 1/2 in. (sight)provenance:Greenleaf Retirement Home,Moorestown, New Jersey.$300-500

342American School, 19th centuryportrait of a new jersey housenew jersey, circa 1885Unsigned, oil on canvas, originalframe.H: 9 1/2 in. W: 11 in. (sight)provenance:Descended in the family to thepresent owner.note:According to family history, thepainting depicts the artist JophiaVan Dyke’s (American, 1846-1930)childhood home in theOceanport/Eatontown, New Jerseyarea.$800-1,200

343American School, 19th centuryportrait of a woman in a lacebonnetUnsigned, pastel on heavy paper,framed.H: 25 1/4 in. W: 19 1/4 in. (sight)$2,000-3,000

344Pewter inkstand19th centuryOf rectangular form with two hingedlids, one side opening to two smallglass bottles and a sander, thewhole resting on stylized bun feet.H: 2 1/2 in. W: 4 3/4 in. D: 6 7/8 in.$200-300


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345Three pewter coffeepotsvarious makersThe first of baluster form marked‘Roswell Gleason’, the second ofbaluster form marked ‘ThomasBoardman’, and the last of ovoidform unmarked. (3)Largest H: 12 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$800-1,200

347Group of seven assorted pewtercans19th centuryIncluding: a straight sided bearingthe touch of ‘James Yates’, abaluster form with domed lid, markillegible, a baluster form, marked ‘WR’, a straight sided, engraved‘Gondola/Barge’, two baluster form,unmarked and a straight sided,unmarked. (7)Largest H: 7 1/2 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$800-1,200

348Group of six assorted pewterlighting devices19th centuryComprising: three unmarked oillamps, one oil lamp bearing thetouch of ‘Capen & Molineux N.Y.’,one unmarked small iron, and oneunmarked wick cutter. (6)Largest H: 12 1/2 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$800-1,200


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346Pewter flagon19th centuryOf baluster form with hinged flat lid,unmarked.H: 11 1/2 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$150-250

349Two pewter coffee pots19th centuryOf baluster form, with domedcovers, one unmarked, the otherbearing the touch of ‘Daniel Curtiss’.Largest H: 10 1/2 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$400-600

350Group of three pewter porringers19th centuryThe keyhole handles with teardrops,arches and scrolls; one unmarked,two with illegible marks. (3)Largest Diam: 14 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$400-600

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351Group of eighteen pewter dishes19th centuryComprising: plates and chargers, insizes, with three bearing the touchof ‘Johann Georg Neeff’, one‘Thomas Compton’ of London, one‘John Langford’ of London, one ‘JohnWatts’ of London, one ‘Richard King’of London, two ‘Townsend &Compton’ of London, one with aGerman mark, three with obliteratedmarks, two with indecipherablemarks, two unmarked and oneunmarked bowl. (18)Largest Diam: 17 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$800-1,200

352Group of eight: pewter candlesticks19th centuryComprising: four urn shaped, twobaluster shaped and two push up, allunmarked. (8)Largest H: 11 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$500-700


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353Group of six assorted pewter items19th centuryComprising: two teapots, in sizes,one bowl, one cream jug and onepair of salt and pepper shakers, allunmarked. (6)Largest H: 8 1/2 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$400-600

354Five assorted pewter items19th centuryComprising: an unmarked canteen,an unmarked covered cylindricalbox, an unmarked caster, anunmarked teapot and one teapotbearing an English touchmark. (5)Largest H: 5 in.One not illustrated.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$400-600

355Pewter stamp box and ink well19th centuryStamp box of rectangular form onstylized bun feet; ink well of circularform with reeding resting on a largedisc base, both unmarked. (2)H: 1 3/4 in. W: 6 1/4 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$100-200

356Three pewter porringersconnecticut, 19th centuryVarying sizes, each with openworkhandle, the smallest with touch of‘Thomas Danforth’ and ‘ShermanBoardman’, another with the touchof ‘Thomas Danforth Boardman’ ofHartford.Largest Diam: 5 1/4 in.provenance:Deaccessioned from the BrooklynMuseum of Art and sold atChristie’s, January 25, 1986.$300-500

357Two pewter plates, pewtercoffeepot and teapotrhode island, maine andmassachusetts, 19th centuryThe first plate bears touch of‘William Calder’ of Providence,Rhode Island, the second bearstouch of ‘David Melville ‘of Newport,Rhode Island, the coffeepot bearstouch of ‘Freeman Porter’ ofWestbrook, Maine and the teapotbears the touch of Roswell Gleasonof Dorchester, Massachusetts. (4)Tallest: 12 in.$400-600


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358Carved pine Seal of the Commonwealth of Massachusettslast quarter 19th centuryCarved with the figure of an Indian dressed in a shirt, leggings and moccasins, holding a bow in one hand and an arrow in the other, with the Latin motto‘Ense petit placidam sub libertate quietem’, (By the sword we seek peace but peace only under Liberty) inscribed in the banner.H: 69 in. W: 71 in.provenance:Before its removal this August, the seal hung on the exterior wall of a hunting lodge on the grounds of an estate in Meadowbrook Station, Pennsylvania. Theproperty was originally owned by Thomas B. Wanamaker (1862-1908), businessman and owner of the progressive Philadelphia newspaper ‘The NorthAmerican’ and son of legendary Philadelphia merchant John Wanamaker (1838-1922).note:The Commonwealth Seal portrayed in this large carving can be dated to the last quarter of the 19th century by comparing it to a variety of seals used byengravers of that period. The Massachusetts Legislature did not mandate the use of a single seal until 1898.John Wanamaker was very involved in the Financial Committee of the Philadelphia Centennial Exposition and it is thought that the seal may have been usedas one of the many ‘Trophies’ hanging from the exhibition halls at the Centennial and purchased at the close of festivities.$30,000-50,000


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359Painted carved wood valances andpair of carved bracketslate 18th/early 19th centuryThe valances, in varying lengths,carved in a stylized flower and leafmotif and painted in red and green,together with two architecturalbrackets carved with acanthusleaves.Largest H: 7 1/4 in. W: 77 1/2 in.D: 5 in.provenance:The pair of brackets are purportedlyfrom the Boston State House.$500-800

360Albert Webster Davies(New Hampshire, 1889-1967)camp meetingSigned, oil on masonite, framed.H: 17 1/2 in. W: 24 in. (sight)provenance:Robert Carlin, Philadelphia,Pennsylvania.note:Davies was born in Salem Depot,New Hampshire.$3,000-5,000

361Albert Webster Davies(New Hampshire, 1889-1967)country auctionSigned, oil on masonite, framed.H: 18 in. W: 23 1/2 in. (sight)provenance:Robert Carlin, Philadelphia,Pennsylvania.note:Davies was born in Salem Depot,New Hampshire.$4,000-6,000


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362Burl mortar18th/19th centuryHand-hewn.H: 7 1/2 in. D: 8 in.$300-500

363Turned burl bowl18th/19th centuryH: 10 1/4 in. D: 10 1/4 in.$300-500

364Nantucket basketlate 19th centuryOf circular form with turned woodenbase and carved handles; retainspartially legible portion of a printedmaker’s label.Diam: 7 1/4 in.provenance:Private Collection, New Jersey.$1,000-2,000


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365Two carved and painted birdslate 19th/early20th centuryIn the form of a canary on a perchand a goldfinch on a perch.Largest H: 6 in. W: 6 in. D: 3 in.provenance:Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey.$100-200

366Painted and decorated woodentrade sign in the form of a pocketwatch19th centuryMolded circular frame, painted gold,encloses white painted dial showingRoman numerals with hour andminute hands.H: 27 1/4 in. W: 20 in.provenance:M.J. Steward, Woodbury,Connecticut;Private Collection, New Jersey.$600-800

367Carved polychrome figure of a manwith basket of fruit19th centuryThe standing figure mounted on acircular base.H: 13 1/2 in.$800-1,200

368Carved and painted figure of aboxer19th/early 20th centuryThe figure in a sparring stance, on acarved wooden base.H: 10 3/4 in.provenance:Estate of Alan S. Kushner,Wyndmoor, Pennsylvania.$300-500

369Carved and painted eagleWith outstreched wings, talonsgripping rock plinth.H: 9 3/4 in. W: 17 1/4 in.$600-800


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370Mahogany bonnet top cradlemid 19th centuryWith canted hood above a taperedrectangular bed.H: 23 in. W:14 in. D: 37 1/2 in.$400-700

371William Matthew Prior(1806-1873)portrait of a young ladyInscribed on verso ‘Great AuntEmily/Grandmother Morse’s sister’,oil on board, framed.H: 14 in. W: 10 1/4 in. (sight)provenance:Private Collection, New Jersey.$8,000-12,000


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372Molded copper trotting horseweathervane19th centuryThe full-bodied figure of a trottinghorse with foreleg raised, on turnedwooden support.H: 17 in. W: 22 in.$400-600

373Molded copper roosterweathervane19th centuryThe full-bodied figure of a rooster.H: 22 in. W: 24 in.provenance:Purchased in New Jersey;Private Collection, New Jersey.$1,500-2,500

374Molded cow weathervaneThe full-bodied figure of a cow withgold paint.H: 78 1/2 in. W: 22 in.provenance:Private Collection, New Jersey.$300-500

375Sheet metal horse weathervane19th centuryIn the form of a prancing horse.H: 27 1/2 in. W: 32 in.$300-500

376Sheet metal weathervane of aleaping stag19th centuryThe figure of a stag with moldedhorns.H: 26 in. W: 29 1/2 in.$400-700


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377Iron fireplace trammel18th/19th centuryWith sawtooth plate decorated withscrollwork.L: 40 in.$200-300

378Iron roasting rack19th centuryWith ball finial over an adjustablerack on tripod base.H: 28 1/2 in. W: 11 1/4 in.$150-250

379Covered treen boxnew england, 18th/19th centuryOf rounded form, with slightlydomed lid having flat knop.H: 5 in. Diam: 9 in.$300-400

380American School, 19th centuryhudson valley viewUnsigned, oil on canvas, unframed.H: 12 1/4 in. W: 10 1/8 in. (sight)provenance:Private Collection, New Jersey.$400-600

381American School, 19th centurymoonlit landing of two ships withfigures, campfire and dogUnsigned, oil on board, framed.H: 18 in. W: 22 in. (overall)provenance:Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey.$600-1,000

382Large carved and painted snakeand tree19th centuryIn the form of a green snake coiledaround an stump.H: 64 1/2 in.$1,000-2,000

383Painted and decorated woodendollhouseearly 20th centuryWhite house with front porch, fourrooms, two chimneys, decoratedwith assorted furnishings.H: 31 in. W: 32 in. D: 34 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$1,500-2,500


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384Queen Anne-style doll bed withdoll19th centuryThe tester bed, with patchwork quilt,lace pillow and bedskirt; doll has aporcelain face and is wearing a reddress and lace petticoat.H: 19 1/4 in. W: 15 3/4 in.D: 22 1/2 in.provenance:Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey.$300-500

385Three painted wooden checkersgameboards19th centuryOf square form, comprising: a brownand black painted board, a two-sided ochre and black painted boardand a two-sided with red and blacksquares on one side and linearboxes on verso, all with appliedgallery edges. (3)Largest H: 13 in. W: 12 1/2 inprovenance:Private Collection, Connecticut;Private Collection, New Jersey.$1,000-1,500

386Painted and decorated woodencheckers gameboard19th centuryOf rectangular form, with red andblack painted squares flanked bycounter ends with applied molding.H: 19 1/2 in. W: 27 1/2 in.provenance:Robert Wallin, Woodbury,Connecticut;Private Collection, New Jersey.$600-800

387Painted and decorated woodenparcheesi gameboard19th centuryThe central cross painted red, green,and white, the corner blocks withscalloped circles painted green,yellow and red, with red and orangeflower block to center, all on a grayground with applied molding.H: 18 7/8 in. W: 18 7/8 in.provenance:Robert Wallin, Woodbury,Connecticut;Private Collection, New Jersey.$800-1,200


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388American School, 19th centuryportrait of a little girl withbasket of flowers and dogUnsigned, oil on canvas, framed.H: 35 1/2 in. W: 28 in. (sight)provenance:Private Collection, New Jersey.$8,000-12,000


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389Paint decorated and stenciled tableand side chairmaine, 19th centuryEach stenciled with floral and foliatedecoration in bronze, silver, greenand black; the table with square topwith ovolo corners, above a straightapron with single drawer, raised onring-turned legs joined by a shelf;the chair with shaped crest tablet,the stiles centering six spindles overa shaped seat raised on outwardsplayed legs joined by box stretcher.Table top: W: 26 in. D: 25 3/4 in.Chair H: 32 1/2 in.$1,200-1,500

390Comb-back Windsor rocking chair19th centuryThe bowed cresting containingseven spindles surmounting carvedarms and scoop planked seat abovestraight legs and stretchers raisedon rockers.H: 43 in. W: 20 in. D: 19 in.$300-500


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391Painted metal toy dump truckprobably new hampshire, early20th centuryThe chassis and dump body paintedred, the interior of the bed paintedgreen.L: 9 1/2 in.$150-250

392Painted and decorated child’s sledlate 19th centuryThe red deck with black pinstripingand inscription ‘Red Bird’ abovecalligraphic flourishes, inscribed onback ‘Hattie Batenia/SpringMills/N.J.’.H: 35 1/4 in W: 13 1/4 in. D: 5 1/4 in.provenance:Private Collection, New Jersey;Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey.$300-500

393Painted and decorated woodenrocking horseprobably maine, 19th centuryThe figure of a horse painted grayand white, with leather saddle andhorse-hair tail, on a red rocker.H: 18 1/2 in. W: 44 1/2 in.D: 10 1/2 in.provenance:Private Collection, Maine;Private Collection, New Jersey.$600-800

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394Six Classical painted and stenciledfancy chairscirca 1825With tablet crest and horizontalback rest above a rush seat withmolded front seat rail and turnedlegs, painted black, stencils withNeo-Classical devices and sprays offruit in gold and metallic paint.H: 34 in.$600-800

395Child’s maple slat-back armchair18th centuryBulbous finials atop ring-turnedstiles flanking three slats, the armsupports with ball handgrips over awoven seat raised on turned legsjoined by a box stretcher.H: 27 1/4 in. W: 13 1/2 in. D: 10 in.$200-400

396Three wooden wall boxesearly-mid 19th centuryOne mahogany and one walnut,each with scrolled top above slanttop and single drawer, together withone oak box with sliding lid. (3)Largest H: 19 5/8 in. W: 6 in.D: 5 3/4 in.$300-500

397Large hooked wool rugcirca 1900Of rectangular form, with floralpattern flanking a red and white star,mounted for hanging.H: 35 1/2 in. W: 58 1/2 in.$800-1,200

398Pine handled bedwarmer19th centuryThe copper pan with flowerdecoration and turned woodenhandle.L: 42 in.$300-400

399German School, 19th centuryself-portrait of the artist and hiswifeGerman label on verso ‘MariaCarolina Wirtz...1799...1860...’ and‘Johann FriechWelsch...1796...1871...,’ oil on canvas,framed.H: 30 in. W: 24 in. (sight)provenance:Descended in the family untilinherited by present owner.$1,500-2,000

400Amish pieced quiltohio, circa 1930Bowtie pattern, with an aqua, blueand white pieced top and light greenbacking.H: 87 in. W: 90 in.$400-600


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402Pair of black-painted fan-backWindsor side chairsrhode island, late 18th centuryA shaped crest above turned stilescentering seven spindles, themodeled seat raised on splayed legsjoined by an H-stretcher.H: 38 in.$1,000-2,000

403Grain-painted and decoratedblanket chestearly 19th centuryThe molded and hinged rectangulartop opening to a well with coveredtill, above one long drawer andsupported on turned legs and ballfeet; retains original red, yellow, andblack paint and decorated withapplied ring-and-vase turnedspindles.H: 26 1/2 in. W: 40 in. D: 20 3/4 in.$1,800-2,200

404American School, 19th centuryman playing flute with childrenUnsigned, oil on board, framed.H: 8 in. W: 9 3/4 in. (sight)$2,000-3,000


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405American School, 19th centurytwo young children holdingflowersUnsigned, oil on canvas, framed.H: 26 1/4 in. W: 34 3/4 in. (sight)$3,000-5,000


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406Yellow painted and grained comb-back rocking chairnew england, 19th centuryWith spindle back above shapedarmrests and scooped plank seat onstraight legs supported by strechersand raised on rockers.H: 43 3/4 in. W: 21 in. D: 19 in.provenance:M.J. Stewart, Woodbury,Connecticut, 1971;Private Collection, New Jersey, topresent.$2,000-3,000

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407Painted and decorated woodendome-covered box19th centuryThe rectangular case fitted with ironlock and plate and hinged domecover, painted and decorated withflowers and bird motif on a blueground with yellow line borders.H: 7 3/4 in. W: 13 in. D: 8 1/8 in.$300-400

408Painted and decorated boxlate 18th/early 19th centuryThe rectangular molded lid above aconforming case with iron lock plate,the lid decorated with flowering urnwith red and white tulips, all foursides with same flowers on blackground, on a molded base; retainstwo labels, the first of printed paperinscribed in German ‘---1680---’, thesecond of fabric tape inscribed‘given to his father by Mackey Smithbought in strasburg’.H: 6 in. W: 11 1/3 in. D: 8 in.$5,000-7,000

409Mahogany hanging wall box19th centuryThe scrolled and pierced backboardover a hinged lid opening to well,single drawer below.H: 16 3/4 in. W: 7 3/4 in.D: 5 5/8 in.provenance:Jackson-Mitchell Inc., Centerville,Delaware.$600-800

410Miniature mahogany chest ofdrawers19th centuryThe rectangular top with conformingcase fitted with three long drawers,resting bun feet.H: 7 1/2 in. W: 9 3/4 in. D: 5 3/4 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$800-1,200

411Federal mahogany and ivory inlaidminiature chest of drawerscirca 1800The rectangular case with swellfront and incised carved edge, fittedwith three graduated cockbeadedlong drawers with diamond and ovalivory inlays and brass pulls, restingon French bracket feet.H: 10 1/2 in. W: 13 in. D: 7 1/2 in.$1,500-2,500

412Victorian carved wooden jewelryboxlate 19th centuryThe rectangular top lifting to reveala compartmented velvet-linedinterior, the case fitted with onedrawer and resting on cabriole legs,the whole decorated with reliefcarvings and the name ‘Tressa’.H: 4 3/4 in. W: 7 in. D: 5 in.$1,000-1,500


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413American School, 19th centuryportrait of a lady from byfield,massachusetts, circa 1835Unsigned, oil on canvas, framed.H: 28 3/8 in. W: 23 3/4 in. (sight)provenance:Robert Wallin, Woodbury,Connecticut;Private Collection, New Jersey.$3,000-5,000

414Two needlework samplersearly 19th centuryOne worked by ‘Sarah Ann CAyresWorked in the year 1832’ depictingan alphabet above flowers, bushesand animals and one worked by‘Miria M Cook’ with an alphabetover a floral motif and versesurrounded by an abstract border.Largest H: 16 3/4 in. W: 15 3/4 in.(sight)provenance:Private Collection, New Jersey;Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey.$600-800

415Theorem mourning picture19th centuryUnsigned, watercolor on velvet,painted frame.H: 17 1/4 in. W: 21 3/4 in. (sight)$2,000-4,000


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416Large painted cast-iron figure of ajockeylate 19th centuryThe figure depicted in typical garb,mounted on a pedestal base withrecessed panels.H: 37 1/2 in.$500-700

417Six hand-woven rag rugsohio, first quarter 20th centuryWoven in various shades.Largest H: 100 in. W: 34 in.$400-600

418Music box with wooden cylinder19th centuryWith rectangular case and moldedbase, with paper label on inside oflid.H: 10 in. W: 18 3/4 in. D: 10 3/4 in.$250-350

419Queen Anne-style mahoganytripod kettle-standThe circular molded top above avase-and-ring turned standardresting on three cabriole legs endingin pad feet.H: 28 3/4 in. Diam: 12 1/2 in.$400-600

420American School, 19th centurytheoremA romantic scene with castle andgentleman playing harp inforeground; unsigned, watercolor onvelvet, unframed.H: 20 in. W: 26 in. (overall)provenance:Private Collection, New Jersey.$600-800


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421J. Gould & H. Richtermid-late 19th centurytwo bird printsThe first depicting Bullfinches andthe second a Razorbill and its chick,framed.H: 21 3/4 in. W: 14 3/4 in. (sight)$200-300

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422Painted cherrywood sugar tablerichmond, virginiaThe rectangular molded top overconforming case with single deepdrawer and recessed side panelssupported by square tapering legs;early red surface.H: 32 1/4 in. W: 24 in. D: 24 in.$2,000-3,000

423Queen Anne pine tavern tableeastern north carolina, early19th centuryRectangular two-board top withbread board ends, straight apron,raised on block and turned legsending in pad feet.H: 26 1/2 in. W: 43 in. D: 35 in.$1,500-2,500

424Molded zinc rooster weathervaneearly 20th centuryThe full-bodied figure of a roosterstanding on one leg, painted, withglass eyes.H: 29 1/2 in.$800-1,200


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425Continental School, 19th centurydancing pigsUnsigned, waterolor on paper, framed.H: 8 1/2 in. W: 10 in. (sight)$200-250

426Two painted wooden needle boxeslate 19th centuryOne with molded rectangular top above two drawers with ‘Crowley’sNeedles’ painted on front, the other with angled case housing four drawers,the bottom drawer painted with the words ‘Brainerd Armstrong & Co.’Largest H: 9 in. W: 19 1/4 in. D: 14 1/2 in.provenance:Property from the Estate of Dr. and Mrs. Meyer Naide, Philadelphia,Pennsylvania.$150-250

427Large oval painted in tray19th centuryThe two-handled tray with piercedgallery surrounding a floral paintedfield.H: 17 in. W: 23 in. D: 1 1/2 in.$300-500

428Pair of slat-back green paintedbenches19th centuryEach with three slats and knoppedstiles above a splint woven seat.H: 38 1/2 in. W: 97 in. D: 16 1/2 in.$2,000-3,000

429Group of silk Oddfellows bannerslate 19th centuryEach depicting hand-paintedemblems and symbols associatedwith the Oddfellows. (6)Largest H: 30 in. W: 21 1/2 in.$250-350

430Zoar walnut wardrobe or kasmid-late 19th centuryCrown molding surmounting a doorwith four raised panels opening toan upper shelf and two rows ofhooks, resting on a molded base andbun feet; inscribed ‘Zoar’ onbackboard.H: 77 in. W: 48 in. D: 20 1/4 in.$4,000-6,000

431Painted and grained inkwellsilliman co., chester county,connecticut, late 18th centuryOf round form with two holes ontop, decorated with grain paintingand inscribed on bottom ‘J.T. 1783’and ‘FAT 1852’.H: 2 1/4 in. Diam: 3 1/2 in.$150-250

432Red-painted stand19th centuryWith square top over single draweron cylindrical legs with reedingending in ball feet.H: 30 in. W: 22 1/2 in. D: 22 in.provenance:Robert Wallin, WoodburyConnecticut;Private Collection, New Jersey.$800-1,200


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433Bow-back Windsor armchairsamuel jaques, new jersey, circa1800-1808With bowed back over ninespindles; a molded cupped seat overbamboo-turned legs and H-formstretchers, brand marked under seat‘S. Jaques’.H: 37 1/2 in.note:Samuel Jacques probably worked inMonmouth County, New Jerseycirca 1790-1810.$1,500-2,500

434Walnut rocking cradlelate 18th/early 19th centuryThe cradle with arched hood andplain solid sides resting on shapedrockers.H: 20 in. W: 17 in. D: 45 3/4 in.provenance:Property from the Estate of Dr. andMrs. Meyer Naide, Philadelphia,Pennsylvania.note:Accompanied by a paper note,‘Mark Hanna (1837-1904) wasrocked in this solid walnut cradlewhich was brought from Virginia in1801 by the Hanna family and whichhas remained in this family for 124years. The exact age is unknown’.$300-500

435Group of eight splint baskets19th centuryComprising: four round baskets withhandles, an oval basket withhandles, a rectangular basket withhandles, a rectangular double-liddedbasket with single handle, and alarge angled rectangular basket. (8)Largest H: 8 1/4 in. W: 13 1/2 in.D: 16 1/2 in.provenance:Thomas K. Woodard, New York,New York, 1980;Private Collection, Pennsylvania, topresent.$400-600

436American School, 20th centurytwo portraits of menBoth signed ‘Lenore Hammer’ lowerright, watercolor and ink on paper,framed.H: 11 in. W: 8 1/2 in. (sight)provenance:Private Collection, Tri-State Area;Private Collection, New Jersey.$250-350

437Stoneware face vessel20th centuryWith molded eyes above aprotruding nose, teeth-filled mouthand defined chin flanked by sculptedears and covered with a green andblack glaze.H: 11 in.$1,500-2,500


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438Three wooden boxes19th centuryOne grain painted trunk with domedlid, one oak box with three slidingraised panels on top, and onepainted pine box with moldededges.Largest H: 11 in. W:24 in.D: 13 1/2 in.$400-600

439Carved and painted bluebill decoy20th centuryWith glass eyes, weight and ring onbase.H: 6 1/2 in. W: 13 in. D: 6 in.provenance:Private Collection, New Jersey;Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey.$400-600

440Carved and painted Canada goosedecoyattributed to ira hudson (1873-1949) chincoteague, virginia, firstquarter 20th centuryWith tack eyes.H: 11 in. W: 22 in. D: 9 in.provenance:An antique’s dealer, Sewell, NewJersey, 1960s;Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey, to present.$3,000-5,000

441Carved and painted ice-fishing lure19th centuryThe body painted yellow with redpolka dots, the pectoral fins paintedred with black stripes.L: 7 1/2 in.$250-350

442Continental School, 19th centurydiorama of a red housePainted German inscription alongbottom ‘Forster=Haus in derWustung bei Habelschwerdt’ and‘Gift von B. Geister N.Y.’, mixedmedia, framed.H: 7 1/2 in. W: 9 3/4 in. (overall)provenance:The collection of Ann B. Ritt.$200-300

443Paul Remmey(1903-1958)landscape with houseSigned ‘Paul B. Remmey, R.I.’ lowerright, watercolor on paper, framed.H: 21 in. W: 29 in. (sight)provenance:Greenleaf Retirement Home,Moorestown, New Jersey.$300-500

444American School, 19th centurylandscape with lakeside villageUnsigned, unfinished portrait onverso, oil on tin, framed.H: 11 1/4 in. W: 15 1/4 in. (sight)$600-800


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445Five cobalt-decorated stonewarejugsnew york and new jersey, 19thcenturyOf bulbous form, each with blue-slipdecoration: two marked ‘Westonand Greegs/Ellenville, N.Y.’, onemarked ‘GW Fulper & Bros.Flemington, N.J.’, one marked‘Whites’ Binghamton’ and oneillegible. (5)Largest: 15 1/4 in.One not illustrated.provenance:Private Collection, Connecticut;Private Collection, New Jersey.$1,500-2,500

446Cobalt decorated and moldedstoneware root beer canteen19th centuryWith ‘Bardwell’s Root Beer’ on oneside and a mountainous landscapewith deer on the other side.H: 10 3/4 in. W: 10 in.provenance:Private Collection, Connecticut;Private Collection, New Jersey.$400-600

447Blue spongeware stoneware pitcherOf shaped baluster form, with arounded rim with applied singlestrap handle dropped onto shoulder.H: 11 in.$200-300

448American School, 19th centurythree small landscapesTwo signed ‘M’ lower right, the othersigned ‘AM’ lower right, oil on board,unframed.Largest H: 7 in. W: 12 1/2 in.(overall)provenance:Private Collection, New Jersey.$400-600

449Carved doll with chair20th centuryDoll wearing a yellow patterneddress with lace collar and red belt,seated in a carved wooden chair.H: 13 in.$250-350

450White-painted wooden hand19th centuryOn a blue circular base.H: 12 1/2 in.provenance:Private Collection, New Jersey.$250-350

451Carved and painted wooden boxlate 19th centuryThe hinged lid carved with threejesters, the box carved withinterlaced pattern, resting on squarefeet.H: 6 1/8 in. W: 19 in. D: 6 1/2 in.provenance:Property from the Estate of Dr. andMrs. Naide, Philadelphia,Pennsylvania.$250-300


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452Group of cast-iron miniature coinbank buildings19th centuryComprising: five cast-iron bankbuildings, one marked ‘bank’ andanother marked ‘1876,’ three cast-iron banks in the form of a house,one cast-iron bank of the ‘LittleBrown Church’; together with onemetal paperweight of the ‘LittleBrown Church’, one miniaturewooden church and one painted tinhouse. (12)Largest H: 5 3/4 in.$300-500

453Group of cast-iron miniature coinbank buildings19th centuryComprising: seven marked ‘Bank,’and one marked ‘City Bank’;together with one in the form of achurch and one as a house. (10)Largest H: 6 in.$300-500

454Group of cast-iron miniature coinbank buildings19th centuryComprising: six cast-iron bankbuildings with four marked ‘Bank’,one marked ‘Hall’s Excelsior Bank’,and one marked ‘State Bank;’together with one miniature coinbank of a painted metal barn. (7)Largest H: 6 3/4 in.$300-500

455Carved and painted Canada Goosedecoy20th centurySolid construction with paintedeyes.H: 15 1/2 in.$200-300

456Half decoy and miniature decoyvarious makers, circa 1970-1977Half decoy of a Hooded MerganserDrake, signed ‘H. V. Shourds/ 1974’and a Mallard Drake, mark illegible,date 1977. (2)H: 9 1/4 in. W: 15 in. (overall)provenance:Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey;note:Harry V. Shourds (1930-) is a thirdgeneration carver from New Jersey.$400-600

457Red and blue-painted metal box19th centuryWith handle on hinged lid andmonogrammed ‘A.B.’H: 10 in. W: 12 in. D: 6 3/4 in.$250-350

458Tramp art comb boxlate 19th centuryComb box decorated with ahorseshoe, together with a gold-painted frame. (2)Largest: H: 21 in. W: 13 in.D: 4 3/4 in.provenance:Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey.$300-500


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459Group of painted whimsical fret-carved itemslate 19th centuryComprising: a church in the Gothicstyle with steeple, whimsey ofcarved wood fans in a bottle, andlavender painted fret-carved frameand shelf. (4)Largest: H: 26 in. W: 10 1/2 in. D: 1234 in.provenance:Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey.$250-350

460Group of carved ivory items19th centuryComprising: three rulers, an incisedcribbage board, a small snuff bottlecarved with figures, a card case withcypher ‘KE’, a bookmark, and twobodkins. (9)Largest L: 6 1/4 in.provenance:Private Collection, New Jersey.$300-500

461Pair of painted pine InternationalOrder of the Golden Star fraternalobelisksmid/late 19th centuryEach of rectangular tapering form,decorated on two sides with gilt starand inscribed ‘Golden I.O.G.S.’ witha single prospect door, one withinterior mirror.H: 69 1/2 in.$400-600

462Punched-work tin squirrel house19th centuryThe side walls with central punch-work flower and four corner stars.H: 14 3/4 in. W: 30 1/2 in.D: 9 1/2 in.provenance:Private Collection, Staunton,Virginia, Shenandoah Valley;Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey.$300-500

463Three tin candle lanternsearly 19th centuryTwo cylindrical punched-tin laternswith cone-shaped tops decoratedwith circular patterns surrounded bylinear borders and one rectangulartin lantern with glass panes.H: 14 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$600-800


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464Polychrome wood storage boxdated 1909Hinged lid opens to reveal threecompartments, overall pyrographicdecoration of twigs, leaves, andcherries, bottom with pyrographicinscription ‘Papa Xmas 1909’.Impressed makers mark ‘Flemish ArtCo.’ and trade mark with twostanding bears.W: 30 in. D: 5 1/2 in. H: 4 in.$250-350

465Nickel-plated cast-iron tower base-burner stovekalamazoo stove company,kalamazoo, michigan, circa 1908In the art-deco style, ‘No. 80Misson Regent’ on front and ‘Mfgfor Hartman Furniture and CarpetCo by factory #6’ on verso.H: 72 in. W: 32 in. D: 29 in.provenance:Purportedly used in the originalConcord, New Hampshire RailroadStation.note:The Kalamazoo Stove Company ofKalamazoo, Michigan was inoperation from 1902 until 1952. Thefact that most of their models werepowered by wood or coal resulted inthe company’s demise in the yearsafter World War II, with theircustomer base shifting due tocompetition from gas and electriccompanies.$4,000-6,000

466Three carved stone Inuit sculptureslate 20th centuryOne of two ravens, one of a manwith child on his shoulders and oneof a man with a spear over a seal.Largest H: 7 in.$400-600

467Five carved stone Inuit sculptures19th centuryIncluding: one swan, one bearstanding on a rock, one figure withpack, one hawk, and one kneelingfigure.Largest H: 6 7/8 in.$1,000-1,500


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468Carved redware bowlteresita naranjo, santa clarapuebloOf circular form, with red and beigeglaze, decorated with abstractanimals, signed on base ‘TeresitaNaranjo/Rt. 1 Box 436/Espanola, N.Mex./Santa Clara Pueblo.’Diam: 9 3/4 in.provenance:Property from the Estate of Dr. andMrs. Meyer Naide, Philadelphia,Pennsylvania.$300-500

469Four Hopi mud head kachinas20th centuryOne kneeling with a plate, one witha bag, one with child on back andone with a drum.Largest H: 11 1/4 in.$500-700

470Iroquois birch bark boxcirca 1900Of tapered rectangular form withcircular opening, decorated withlinear borders over abstract floraldesigns.H: 6 3/4 in. W: 8 3/8 in. D:6 1/2 in.$300-500

471Two Southwest Indian coil baskets19th centuryOne deep basket with abstractflowers and geometric patterns andthe other a shallow basket withabstract designs. (2)Largest Diam: 14 3/4 in.$300-500


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472North Eastern Indian bead andquillwork wall pocketWith four pockets; decorated withquillwork banding and multi-coloredbeads on a black ground.$250-350

473Crow dresscirca 1900The neck decorated with red woolinset, ribbon trim and tie, and rowsof cowrie shells, the body of bluevelvet.L: 46 in.$5,000-7,000


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474Northern Plains dollscirca 1900-1910Two dolls on stand with horse-hairbraids and beaded facial features,wearing hide and beaded garmentswith ornately beaded moccasins.Largest H: 13 1/2 in.$2,500-3,500

475Pair of mukluksMade of moose hide with fur trimand beaded floral designs.H: 11 3/4 in. W: 10 3/4 in.$250-450

476Pair of beaded hide Cree moccasinsmid-late 19th centuryWith puckered toe and geometricdecoration in red, blue, brown, andblack glass beads.L: 6 in.$150-250


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477Wild West Vaudeville show itemslate 19th/20th centuryIncluding a handwritten and typedscript for ‘The Tenderfoot’s Troubles’wtih correspondingmaterials: vaudeville posters andphotos, a hide beadwork vest, abeadwork purse, a painted hidedecorated with figures, labeled‘Capt. Brunswick and Co.’ andTender Foot’s Frontier’ and signed‘Bob Hopkins’; together with apainted tapa cloth with centralmedallion enclosed by double circleborder. (15)Largest Diam: 84 in.$7,000-9,000


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5507 vols.Pennsylvania - History, Description Travel: Burrell, A. B.Reminiscences of George LaBar, The Centenarian of Monroe County, Pa.Philadelphia, 1870. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. gilt-lettered green cloth;moderate wear, joints, spine ends and corners frayed. Front hingecracked. Frontis * Pennypacker, Samuel W. Annals of Phoenixville andits Vicinity. Philadelphia, 1872. 1st ed. 8vo, modern red buckram;slightly dusty. Facsimiles. Some internal spotting. * Snowden, JamesRoss. The Corn Planter Memorial. Harrisburg, 1867. 1st ed. 8vo, orig.green cloth, paper spine label; moderate wear, front cover detaching.Frontis. Occasional internal browning. Howes S-744. * Martindale,Joseph C. A History of The Township of Byberry and Moreland inPhiladelphia, Pa. Philadelphia: G. W. Jacobs, n.d. [ca. 1910]. New andrevised ed. 8vo, orig. brown cloth, gilt-lettered spine; moderate wearand dust soiling. Frontis., photo plates. * Smith, Samuel. History ofThe Province of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott, 1913. 8vo,orig. green buckram, gilt-lettered spine, untrimmed edges; lightwear. * Cousins, Frank; Riley, Phil M. The Colonial Architecture ofPhiladelphia. Boston, 1920. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. green cloth, paper spinelabel, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; light wear. Frontis., photoplates. Ex-library copy - ink stamp on title page, other markings.* Nolan, J. Bennett. Play at Reading Town: The Diversions of OurAncestors. (Reading): The Feroe Press, 1935. 4to, original brownbuckram, paper cover label; moderate wear and dust soiling. Full-page illus. Presentation copy, inscribed and signed by Nolan on frontfree endpaper.$120-180

5518 vols.Philadelphia & Pennsylvania - History, Description & Travel, etc.:Ingram, Henry A. The Life and Character of Stephen Girard.Philadelphia, (1896). 12mo, orig. purple cloth; scuffed. Frontis.,plates. * Warwick, Charles F.Warwick’s Keystone Commonwealth.Philadelphia, 1913. 4to, orig. brown cloth, gilt; edge wear, cornersbumped, spine ends frayed. Illus. * Lippincott, Horace Mather. EarlyPhiladelphia. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott, 1917. 1st & ltd. ed. 8vo, orig.two-tone cloth, gilt, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; moderate edgewear, other light to moderate wear. Photo plates. * Eberleiz, HaroldD.; Hubbard, Cortlandt van Dyke. Portrait of A Colonial City,Philadelphia, 1670-1839. Philadelphia, etc.: J. B. Lippincott, (1939).4to, orig. red cloth, gilt; light to moderate wear. Illus. Ex-library -bookplate on front paste-down, blind stamp on title page. * Taylor,Frank H. Philadelphia in The Civil War. [Philadelphia], 1913. 8vo, orig.blue cloth, gilt; edge wear & spotting. Plates, other illus. * Lewis,John F. The History of An Old Philadelphia Land Title. Philadelphia,1934. 8vo, orig. blue cloth; moderate wear. Plates. *Campbell, JohnH. History of The Society of The Friendly Sons of St. Patrick.Philadelphia, 1852. 8vo, orig. green cloth, gilt; scuffed, some edgewear. Plates. *Aspinwall, Marguerite. A Hundred Years in His House:Church of The Holy Trinity... Rittenhouse Square. [Philadelphia], 1956.8vo, orig. gilt-lettered, pictorial red cloth; minor wear. Plates.$100-200

5528 vols. (wrappers)Philadelphia & Pennsylvania - Description & Travel: Nutting,Wallace. Pennsylvania Beautiful (Eastern). Farmingham, Mass.: OldAmerica Co., (1924). 4to, orig. gilt-lettered green cloth; spine ends& corners slightly frayed. Photo plates, other illus. * Brandt, FrancisB.; Gummere, Henry V. Byways and Boulevards In and About HistoricPhiladelphia. Philadelphia, (1925). 4to, orig. blue cloth, gilt; someedge wear. Photo illus. Some spotting to front & back matter.Slightly shaken. * (Pennell, Joseph, illustrator.) Pennell, ElizabethRobins. Our Philadelphia. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott, 1914. 1st tradeed. 4to, orig. gilt-lettered red cloth, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed;occasionally scuffed. Plates. * Joseph Pennell’s Pictures of Philadelphia.Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott, 1926. 4to, orig. brown cloth, pictorialcover label; light edge wear, minor dust soiling. With 64 b/w plates.* The Independence Square Neighborhood. Philadelphia, 1926. 8vo,orig. gilt-lettered green cloth; slightly scuffed. Full-page photo illus.* Lowrie, Sarah D. Strawberry Mansion. N.p., (1941). 4to, orig. greencloth, gilt. t.e.g., glassine, slipcase. Plates. Light wear. * Lowrie, SarahD.; Ludlum, Mabel S. The Sesqui-Centennial. N.p.: J.B. Lippincott,1926. 12mo, orig. pictorial stiff wrappers; light wear. Frontis., fold.panorama, other illus. * Nolan, J. Bennett. The Schuylkill. NewBrunswick: Rutgers Univ. Press, (1951). 8vo, orig. brown cloth; lightwear, d/j (some edge wear, minor dust soiling). Illus.$100-150

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5537 vols.Philadelphia & Pennsylvania - History, Biography & C:Watson,John F. Annals of Philadelphia and Pennsylvania in The Olden Time.Philadelphia: Whiting & Thomas, 1856-57. 2 vols. 4to, modernpurple buckram, burgundy morocco spine labels. Plates. Scatteredlight foxing. * Armor, William C. Lives of The Governors ofPennsylvania... 1609-1873. Norwich, Conn: T.H. Davies, 1874. 8vo,orig. gilt-lettered green cloth; slightly scuffed, spine ends frayed,other light edge wear. Portraits. Occasional discoloration fromnewspaper clippings. * McMaster, John Bach. The Life and Times ofStephen Girard. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott, 1918. 1st ed. 2 vols. 8vo,orig. maroon cloth, gilt-lettered spines, t.e.g., other edgesuntrimmed; extremities scuffed. Slightly cocked. Color frontispieces,plates. Internally generally clean. * Boyd’s Philadelphia Blue Book... ForSeason of 1898-99. Philadelphia, 1898. 12mo, orig. blue cloth, gilt,a.e.g. Ex-library - label on paste-down. Minor wear. Adverts.Internally clean. * Lewis, John Frederick. Thomas Spry, Lawyer andPhysician. Philadelphia, 1932. 8vo, orig. cloth; scuffed. Plates.$100-200

5547 vols.Faris, John T. [Philadelphia & Pennsylvania Description & Travel]:Old Roads Out of Philadelphia. Philadelphia & London: J.B.Lippincott Co., 1917. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. green cloth; small stain to backcover. Frontis., plates. * Old Churches and Meeting Houses In andAround Philadelphia. Philadelphia & London: J.B. Lippincott Co., 1926.1st ed. 8vo, orig. tan cloth; small ink smudges to front joint. Frontis.,plates. Inscribed by previous owner. * The Romance of OldPhiladelphia. Philadelphia & London: J.B. Lippincott Co., 1918. 1st ed.8vo, orig. cloth, d/j (some small tears & chipping). Frontis., plates.Very light scattered foxing. * Seeing Pennsylvania. Philadelphia &London: J.B. Lippincott Co., (1919). 2nd impression. 8vo, orig. cloth;head of spine beginning to fray. Frontis., plates. * Another copy ofthe preceding, Philadelphia & London: J.B. Lippincott Co., 1919, 1sted, 8vo, orig. cloth; some wear to corners, spine, and front joint.Frontis., plates; frontis. detatched, half title detatching, slightdiscoloration to text. * Old Trails and Roads in Penn’s Land.Philadelphia & London: J.B. Lippincott Co., 1927. 1st ed. 8vo, orig.cloth; some scuffing & staining. Frontis., plates; slight browning totext. Inscribed by John T. Faris on front end paper, also inscribed byprevious owners. * Another copy of the preceding, 1st ed. 8vo, orig.cloth, d/j (some tears and chipping, & to spine; frontis., plates; slightdiscoloration to text.$80-120

5556 vols.Philadelphia & Environs - History, Description & Travel:Watson,John F. Annals of Philadelphia and Pennsylvania in The Olden Time.Philadelphia, 1897. Revised by Willis P. Hazard. 3 vols. 4to, orig.pebbled purple cloth, gilt-lettered & decorated spines. Plates. Sound,tight, bright set. * Jackson, Joseph.Market Street: The Most HistoricHighway in America, Its Merchants and Its Story. Philadelphia, 1918. 1sted. #154/400. 4to, orig. gilt-lettered brick red cloth, t.e.g., otheredges untrimmed; occasionally scuffed. New endpapers. Plates.Errata. Internally clean. * William Cramp & Sons Ship & EngineBuilding Company. Cramp’s Shipyard. Philadelphia, 1902. 12mo, orig.white-lettered green cloth; some edge wear. Photo plates. * Snyder,Martin P. City of Independence: Views of Philadelphia Before 1800. NewYork: Praeger, (1975). 1st ed. 4to, orig. cloth; corners bumped, d/j (afew small chips & tears at edges). Color plates, other illus. Signed bySnyder on title page.$100-150

5565 vols.Philadelphia & Environs: Freedley, Edwin. Philadelphia and ItsManufacturers: A Hand-Book. Philadelphia: Edward Young, 1859.12mo, orig. black cloth, rebacked; edge wear. 10 plates (1 colored).Internally generally clean. * Bronson, William White; Hildeburn,Charles R. The Inscriptions in St. Peter’s Church Yard, Philadelphia.Camden: Sinnickson Chew, 1879. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. green cloth & redbds.; some edge wear. Fold. frontis. plan. Internally clean. * Heilprin,Angelo. The Legend of The Philadelphia Rocks. Philadelphia, 1895. 1sted. Sm. 4to, orig. gilt-pictorial brown cloth; light wear. With 11plates. Internally clean. * A History of The Movement to Erect inPhiladelphia, A Memorial of The First Century of AmericanIndependence. [Philadelphia], [1888]. 4to, orig. gilt-lettered &pictorial red cloth; scuffed, spine ends frayed & starting to separate.Plates & facsimiles. Scattered minor internal wear. * Spencer, David.Historic Germantown. Germantown: H.F. McCann, (1908). 1st ed.12mo, orig. green cloth; edge wear, corners & spine ends frayed.Full-page photo illus. Some soiling to front matter.$100-200

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5575 vols.Philadelphia Environs:MacReynolds, George, compiler. Place Namesin Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Doylestown: Bucks County HistoricalSociety, 1942. 8vo, orig. blue cloth; spine slightly scuffed, a littledusty. * Fisher, Allen S. Lutheranism in Bucks County, 1734-1934.Tinicum, Pa., 1935. 8vo, orig. blue cloth, gilt; light wear. * Maier,Phyllis C.; Wood, Mary M. Lower Merion - A History. Ardmore: LowerMerion Historical Society, 1988. 4to, orig. red cloth; light wear,photo illus. * A Princeton Book of Verse, 1916. Princeton, 1916. Editedby Alfred Noyes. 12mo, orig. gilt-lettered cloth; spine faded tobrown, other light wear. * A Book of Princeton Verse II. Princeton,1919. Edited by Henry Van Dyke, et al. 12mo, orig. cloth, gilt; sunned.$60-90

5589 vols. (2 wrappers)Philadelphia & Environs: Repplier, Agnes. Philadelphia: The Place andThe People. New York: Macmillan, 1898. 1st ed. 12mo, orig. cloth, gilt;light wear. Frontis., full page and other illus. * Balch, Thomas W. TheCradle of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia, 1921. 1st ed. 12mo, orig. gilt-lettered blue cloth; light wear, slightly dusty. * Jenkins, Charles F. TheGuide Book to Historic Germantown. Germantown, 1926. 4th ed.24mo, orig. brown cloth & bds.; light wear. Full page illus. Partlyunopened. * Wildman, Edward E. Penn’s Woods 1682-1932.Philadelphia: Christopher Sower, 1933. 1st ed. 12mo, orig. cloth; lightwear, some chipping along edges. Photo illus. * Bird, RobertMontgomery. The Looking Glass: A Philadelphia Comedy in Five Acts.New York: The Colophon, 1933. 1/465 made by Pynson Printers.8vo, orig. cloth, silver spine label; minor wear. * Campbell, John H.History of The Society of The Friendly Sons of St. Patrick for The Relief ofEmigrants from Ireland to Philadelphia. Philadelphia, 1952. Abridged byDaniel J. Dougherty. 8vo, orig. green cloth, gilt; slightly scuffed.Photo plates (2). * Cox, Harold E. Surface Cars of Philadelphia, 1911-1965. Forty Fort, Pa., [1965]. 4to, orig. wrappers. Photo illus. Slightlytoned. * Philadelphia: Historic in The Past, Inviting in The Present,Superb in The Future. N.p., n.d. [ca. 1930s]. Oblong folio, orig.wrappers; creased and repaired. Color frontis., photo illus.English/Spanish text. * Cotter, John L., et al. The Buried Past: AnArchaeological History of Philadelphia. Philadelphia: Univ. of Penn.,printer (1992). 4to, orig. cloth, photo illus., plans. NF.$100-200

5593 vols.Philadelphia: Freedly, Edwin T. Philadelphia and Its Manufacturers: AHandbook. Philadelphia: Edward Young, 1859. 12mo, orig. browncloth, gilt spine; minor edge wear. With 10 plates (1 color). Crisp,clean copy. * Visitors’ Guide to The Centennial Exhibition andPhiladelphia. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott, [1876]. 12mo, orig. flexiblebds.; moderate wear, upper front corner chipped, casing loose. Withfold. color map. * Stafford, Hartwell, publisher.Who’s Who inPhiladelphia in Wartime. Philadelphia, 1920. Vol. 1. 4to, orig. pictoralblack cloth; minor wear. Photo portraits in text.$100-150

5606 vols.Philadelphia - Description & Travel: Jenkins, Charles F. The GuideBook to Historic Germantown. Germantown: The Site & Relic Society,1904. 1st ed. Sm. 8vo, orig. bds.; some wear to joints & spine.Frontis., plates. Ex- library - Chester County Historical Societybookplate on front pastedown. * Clark, Edward L. A Record of TheInscriptions on The Tablets and Gravestones in The Burial Grounds ofChrist Church, Philadelphia. Philadelphia: Collins, 1864. 1st ed. 8vo,modern full brown morocco. Frontis., plates. Slight browning to text.* Faris, John T. The Romance of Old Philadelphia. Philadelphia &London: J.B. Lippincott Co., 1918. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. cloth; cornersbumped, light wear to spine, front joint loose. Frontis., plates. Somebrowning to t.p., light discoloration to text. * _ _. Old Churches andMeeting Houses In and Around Philadelphia. Philadelphia & London:J.B. Lippincott Co., 1926. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. cloth; some wear to spine,stain along front joint. Frontis., plates. Slight browning to text. * _ _.Old Roads Out of Philadelphia. Philadelphia & London: J.B. LippincottCo., 1917. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. cloth; corners lightly rubbed, light wear totop & bottom of spine. Frontis., plates. Light browning to text.Signed by previous owner.$80-120

5614 vols.Jackson, Joseph. Encyclopedia of Philadelphia. Harrisburg, 1931-1933.4to, orig. gilt-lettered green cloth; minor wear, occasionally slightlydusty. Illus. Sound & internally clean.$100-150

5624 vols.Jackson, Joseph. Encylopedia of Philadelphia. Harrisburg, 1931-1933.4to, orig. gilt-lettered & decorated blue cloth. Illus. Minor wear,occasionally very slightly dusty.$100-150

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5633 vols.Scharf, J. Thomas; Westcott, Thompson. History of Philadelphia,1609-1884. Philadelphia: L.H. Everts, 1884. 4to, 20th-Century redbuckram. Plates, fold. maps., illus. & maps in text. Internally clean.Generally regarded as the most thorough history of Philadelphia.$100-150

5641 vol.Taylor, Frank H., editor. The City of Philadelphia as It Appears in TheYear 1893. (Philadelphia), (1893). 4to, orig. gilt-decorated blue cloth;edge wear, spine ends frayed, front hinge broken. Title page & frontmatter loose, several leaves at back loose. Illus. Adverts.Property from the Estate of Dr. and Mrs. Meyer Naide, Philadelphia,Pa.$80-120

5652 vols.Watson, John F. Annals of Philadelphia and Pennsylvania in TheOlden Times... Philadelphia: Carey and Hait, 1845. Third edition. Tall12mo, orig. blind-stamped brown cloth, modern gilt-lettered brownmorocco spines, raised bands; edge wear, corners rubbed. Wood-engraved plates. Light to moderate foxing. Presentation copy,inscribed to Thomas Magarge & signed by John F. Watson on frontfree endpaper of vol. 1.$250-400

5663 vols.Germantown History: Pennypacker, Samuel Whitaker. TheSettlement of Germantown, Pennsylvania, and The Beginning of GermanImmigration to North America. Lancaster, 1899. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. rosecloth, morocco spine label; some fading and minor wear to edges.Frontis., plates, text illus. Occasional ink underscoring. Howes P-213.* A History of The Germantown Academy. N.p. [Philadelphia], 1910,1935. 2 vols. 8vo, orig. brown buckram, spine labels; occasionallyscuffed. Plates. Second volume by Horace Mather Lippincott.$100-150

5673 vols.Germantown History: Keyser, Naaman H., et al. History of OldGermantown. Germantown, Philadelphia: H.F. McCann, 1907. 8vo,orig. maroon cloth, gilt; slightly scuffed, corners bumped, spine endsslightly frayed. Frontis., plates, text illus., fold. map. Internally clean.* Jenkins, Charles F.Washington in Germantown. Philadelphia: W.J.Campbell, 1905. #493/500 initialed by the publisher. 8vo, orig. bluecloth, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed, paper spine label; light wear,spine ends slightly frayed. Frontis., photo plate. Internally clean.* Tinkcom, Harry M. and Margaret B.; Simon, Grant Miles. HistoricGermantown: From The Founding to The Early Part of The NineteenthCentury. Philadelphia: A. P. S., 1955. 4to, orig. gilt-lettered blue cloth;light wear, d/j (edge wear & chipping, occasional dust soiling).Photo illus., plates.$100-150

5681 vol.Hotchkin, S.F. Ancient and Modern Germantown, Mount Airy andChestnut Hill. Philadelphia: P.W. Zigler, 1889. 1st ed. 4to, orig. purple-brown gilt-lettered pebbled cloth; spine ends frayed, other light tomoderate wear. Front hinge stressed. Frontis., numerous full-pagewood-engraved illus.$80-120

5691 vol.History of Northumberland Co., Pennsylvania, With IllustrationsDescriptive of Its Scenery, Palatial Residences, Public Buildings...Important Manufacturers. Philadelphia: Everts & Stewart, 1876. Folio,orig. gilt-lettered 1/2 morocco & cloth; rubbed, hinges splitting, frontfree endpaper loose, back cover detached. With thirty plain lithoplates of views, two plain plates of state seals and c., also with colorplates of flags. Some internal creasing.$250-400

5701 vol.History of Indiana County, Penn’a. Newark, Ohio: J. A. Caldwell, 1880.Folio, 20th-Century blue buckram, new endpapers; moderate wear.With plan and 8 plain litho plates of views; some damp staining tobottom edge corners, slightly toned.$200-300

5711 vol.Miner, Charles. History of Wyoming [Valley],... Philadelphia: J.Crissy, 1845. First edition. 8vo, orig. blind-stamped brown cloth,spine gilt; corners bumped & frayed, spine ends chipped & frayed.With 2 maps (1 with outline color) & 2 plates. Scattered light foxing.Howes M-638$100-150

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5722 vols.Eshleman, H. Frank. Lancaster County Indians: Annals of TheSusquehannocks and Other Indian Tribes of The Susquehanna Territoryfrom... 1500 to 1763, The Date of Their Extinction. Lancaster, 1908. 8vo,orig. two-tone cloth; occasionally scuffed, joints rubbed, minor dustsoiling. * Another copy of the preceding, mid 20th-Century redbuckram.$50-80

5731 vol.Brunner, D.B. The Indians of Berks County, Pa., Being a Summary of AllThe Tangible Records of The Aborgines of Berks County. Reading: EagleBook Printers, 1897. Second edition. 8vo, modern buckram. Frontis.,plates. Minor occasional marginal dampstaining. A few smallcellotape repairs.$60-90

5747 vols.Chester County: Daily Local News, pub.West Chester... Past andPresent. Centennial Souvenir with Celebration Proceedings. - cover title.[West Chester?]: Daily Local News, [1899]. 1st ed. Lg. 8vo, orig.green cloth; corners scuffed, top & bottom of spine worn & frayed,hinges loose. Map, plates & text illus. First page coming loose.Inscribed by previous owner. * Bureau of Historical Research, pub.Chester County Collections Number Nine - Sixteen. 8 issues. WestChester, Pa: Bureau of Historical Research, October 1939. 1st ed.8vo, modern red cloth. Text illus., plates. Some discoloration &browning to text. * Another copy of the preceding. 8vo, modernmaroon cloth, text illus. & plates, some discoloration & browning totext. * Carlson, Robert E. Index to Chester County (Pennsylvania)Biography.West Chester: Friends of The Library of West ChesterUniversity, 1983. 1st ed. # 29/300. 8vo, orig. maroon cloth. Signedby Robert E. Carlson. * Pleasants, Henry. The History of Old EagleSchool Tredyffrin, In Chester County, Pennsylvania. Philadelphia: John C.Winston Company, (1909). 1st ed. #15/1000. 8vo, orig. browncloth; some scuffing & minor wear to top & bottom of spine.Frontis., plates. Some discoloration to text. Signed by HenryPleasants on verso of t.p., inscribed & stamped by previous ownerson front paste-down & t.p. * Futhey, J. Smith; Gilbert, Cope. Historyof Chester County, Pennsylvania. Philadelphia: Louis H. Everts, 1881. 1sted. Lg. 4to, orig. cloth rebacked with brown morocco, new endpapers. Maps, plates. Some discoloration & slight dampstaining totext. * Another copy of the preceding, 1st ed., lg. 4to, orig. 1/4 browncloth & morocco, maps & plates, slight discoloration & foxing, gutterof title and front matter chipped & crudely repaired.$120-180

5756 vols.Chester County: Farm and Business Directory of Chester County,Pennsylvania. Philadelphia: Wilmer Atkinson Co., 1914. 8vo, orig.cloth-backed pictorial bds.; spine and edges worn. Photo illus.,lacking map. * Bureau of Historical Research. Chester CountyCollections.West Chester, Jan., 1938 - Oct. 1939. Nos. 9-16. 8vo,contemp. green buckram, orig. wrappers present. Adverts.* Pinkowski, Edward. Chester County Place Names. Philadelphia:Sunshine Press, 1962. 3rd ptg. 12mo, orig. green cloth; some dustsoiling and spotting, d/j (chipping to edges). Darkening to endpapergutters. * James, Arthur E. Covered Bridges of Chester County,Pennsylvania.West Chester, 1976. 1st ed. #58/2000. 4to, orig.pictorial cloth; light wear, minor spotting to verso. Photo and otherillus. * Ashmead, Henry Graham. Historical Sketch of Chester, onDelaware. Chester, 1883. Lg. 8vo, orig. maroon cloth, gilt-letteredspine; moderate wear, joints frayed. With frontis., three fold. maps,text illus. *West Chester... Past and Present, Centennial Souvenir. -Cover title. (West Chester): Daily Local News, 1899. 4to, orig. redcloth; scuffed. Photo illus.$100-200

5765 vols.Chester and Delaware County:Walton, Joseph S. The History,Geography and Government of Chester and Delaware Counties.WestChester, Pa: Chester County Publishing Company, (1893). 1st ed.8vo, orig. maroon cloth; corners slightly scuffed, some wear to top& bottom of spine. Full page & text illus. Light foxing & browning totext. * Carlson, Robert E. Delaware County (Pennsylvania) Bibliography.Kennett Square, Pa: K.N.A. Press, Inc., 1989. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. cloth.* Ashmead, Henry Graham. History of Delaware County, Pennsylvania.Philadelphia: L.H. Everts & Co., 1884. 1st ed. 4to, orig. pebbled cloth,spines & corners reinforced; fraying and wear to reinforcements,corners bumped, spine cut to show orig. labels. Maps & plates. Verylight browning & foxing to text. * Cope, Gilbert; Ashmead, HenryGraham. Historic Homes and Institutions and Genealogical and PersonalMemoirs of Chester and Delaware Counties, Pennsylvania. New York &Chicago: The Lewis Publishing Company, 1904. 1st ed. 2 vols. 4to,modern full imitation morocco. Frontis., plates. Some discolorationand foxing to text.$80-120

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5773 vols.Delaware and Montgomery Counties: Smith, George. History ofDelaware County, Pennsylvania. Philadelphia: Henry B. Ashmead,1862. 1st ed. Lg. 8vo, 20th-Century blue buckram, orig. paper spinelabel. Frontis., plates, fold. maps. Minor marginal dampstaining.* Buck, William J. History of Montgomery County Within The SchuylkillValley. Norristown: E.L. Acher, 1850. 1st ed. Lg. 8vo, modern bds.;minor wear. Internally clean. * Kriebel, H.W. A Brief History ofMontgomery County Pennsylvania. Norristown: School Director’sAssociation, 1923. 12mo, orig. gilt-lettered red cloth. Illus., fold. mapin cover pocket. Minor wear.$100-200

5785 vols.Montgomery County: Hunsicker, Clifton S.Montgomery County,Pennsylvania: A History. New York: Lewis Historical Pub. Co., 1923. 1sted. 3 vols. 4to, orig. cloth, gilt-lettered spines; minor wear. Plates.* Buck, William J. History of Montgomery County Within The SchuylkillValley. Norristown: E. L. Acker, 1859. 1st ed. Lg. 8vo, orig. browncloth; spine mostly gone, edge wear. Internally clean. * Auge, M.Lives of The Eminent Dead and Biographical Notices of Prominent LivingCitizens of Montgomery County, Pa. Norristown, 1879. 1st ed. 8vo,orig. black cloth; corners bumped, spine ends frayed, a few leavessprung. Internally slightly toned.$100-150

57943 vols. (4 wrappers)Montgomery County: Historical Society of Montgomery County,Pennsylvania. Historical Sketches: A Collection of Papers. Norristown,1895, 1900, 1905, 1910, 1925, 1929, 1935. Vols. 1-7. 8vo, orig. cloth;scattered wear, front hinge of vol. 1 stressed. Plates, fold. maps.Internally clean. With articles through 1925. * _ _ . Bulletin of TheHistorical Society of Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. Vols. 1-21, 32 &33, vol. 34, no 1. 8vo, vols. 1-21 bound in red buckram (orig.wrappers preserved), vols. 32, 33 & 34, no. 1 in orig. wrappers (9).* 150th Anniversary of The Founding of Montgomery County,Pennsylvania, 1784-1934. N.p., [1934]. 8vo, orig. wrappers; minorwear. * Roberts, Ellwood. Abstract of Wills and Administrations ofMontgomery County, Pa. Norristown, 1911-1912. 2 vols. 4to, contemp.green buckram; slightly dusty, some foxing. Mimeograph copies. 2sets, covers the period 1784-1850.$100-200

58020 vols.Tredyffrin Easttown History Club Quarterly. (Berwyn), October, 1937 -October, 1982. Vol. 1, no. 1 - vol. 20, no. 4, with Indexes for vols. 1-18. 4to, contemp. green buckram, orig. stiff wrappers bound-in. Twosets, both clean & bright.$100-200

5811 vol.Pennypacker, Samuel Whitaker. Annals of Phoenixville and ItsVicinity: From The Settlement to The Year 1871. Philadelphia, 1872. 1sted. 8vo, orig. brown cloth; corners rubbed, spine slightly worn,edges fraying. Fold. frontis. map, plates. Some discoloration to text.$60-90

5824 vols.Wood & James, Pub. Directory of The Borough of West Chester, for1857-58. West Chester: E.F. James, Book, Card & Job Printer, 1857.1st ed. 8vo, orig. 1/4 calf & bds.; covers lightly stained, cornersrubbed, spine edges worn. Text illus. Averts. Light foxing scatteredthroughout text, some browning to back of text. * 3 more copies ofthe preceding, one with crude repairs to text & binding.$120-180

58317 vols.Delaware History. (Wilmington): The Historical Society of Delaware,1946 -1977. Vol 1, no. 1 - vol. 17, no. 4 + Annual Reports, 1943-1962.8vo, contemp. blue buckram, wrappers preserved; bdgs.occasionally dusty. Minor scattered internal spotting.$200-300

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58417 vols.Pennsylvania and Related Genealogy: Alexander, John E. A Recordof The Descendants of John Alexander. Philadelphia: A. Martien, 1878.8vo, orig. cloth; light wear. Inscribed by author on endpaper.* Ambler, Frank Rhoades. The Ambler Family of Pennsylvania.Jenkintown, Pa.: Old York Road Pub. Co., 1968. 1/300 copies. Lg.8vo, orig. cloth. Plates. Inscribed by the editor. *The BalderstonFamily, Colora Branch. Colora, Md.: Ruth B. Lippincott, 1959. 8vo, orig.cloth. Plates. * Baldwin, Charles Candee. The Baldwin Genealogy from1500 to 1881. Cleveland, Ohio: Leader Printing Co., 1881. Lg. 8vo,modern cloth. Plates. Light foxing. Inscribed by Deborah Baldwin.* Barber, Edwin Atlee, A. M. Genealogy of The Barber Family: TheDescendants of Robert Barber of Lancaster Co., Pa. Philadelphia: W.M.F.Feill & Co., 1890. 1/200 copies. 8vo, orig. cloth; light wear to spine.Plates. * Schoonover, Janetta Wright. The Brinton Genealogy: AHistory of William Brinton Who Came from England to Chester Co., Pa.in 1684. Trenton, New Jersey: MacCrellish & Quigley Co., ca. 1925.Lg. 8vo, orig. cloth. Plates. Inscribed by the compiler. * Thomson,O.R. Howard. History of The Bucktails. Philadelphia: Electric PrintingCo., 1906. 8vo, orig. cloth; some wear to covers and spine. Frontis.,plates. Foxing to t.p. and frontis. * Chandler Family ReunionCommittee. A Record of The Descendants of George and Jane Chandler.Pennsylvania: Chandler Family Committee, ca. 1937. 8vo, orig. cloth;light wear to corners and edges of spine. Inscribed by member ofthe Chandler family. * Another copy of the preceding, orig. cloth.* Cope, Gilbert. A Record of The Cope Family as Established in Americaby Oliver Cope. Philadelphia: King & Baird Printers, 1861. 8vo, moderncloth. Some foxing to text. Family pages inscribed by members ofthe Cope family. * Another copy of the preceding, modern cloth,some foxing to text, with related mounted newspaper clippings andloose ephemera. * Corson, Hiram, M.D. The Corson Family. A Historyof The Descendants of Benjamin Corson of Staten Island, New York.Philadelphia: Henry Lawrence Everett, n.d. Lg. 8vo, orig. cloth; somewear to corners & spine edges. Frontis., plates. With two letters toEmma L. Corson, signed by George N. Corson, inserted. * Cope,

Gilbert. Genealogy of The Darlington Family.West Chester, Pa.: TheManufacturers and Publishers Printing Co., 1900. 8vo, orig. 3/4crushed morocco; light wear to corners and spine. Armorial plate.* Dawson, Charles C. A Collection of Family Records with BiographicalSketches. Albany, New York: Joel Munsell, 1874. 8vo; front coverdetached, spine cracked, back hinge broken. Frontis., plates. Relatedms. material inserted. Frontis. detached from spine. * LaMunyan,Mrs. Phillip E., collector; Roberts, Elwood, editor. The Dewees FamilyGenealogical Data, Biographical Facts and Historical Information.Norristown, Pa: William H. Roberts., 1905. 8vo, orig. cloth; lightwear to corners & edges of spine. Double frontis., plates. Slightbrowning to text. * Cope, Gilbert. Genealogy of Dunwoody and HoodFamilies and Collateral Branches.Minneapolis: Tribune Printing Co.,1899. 8vo, orig. cloth; light rubbing to spine edges & corners. 1 fold.map. Inscribed by Herman Cope. * Nivin, Hon. Septimus E.Genealogy of Evans, Nivin and Allied Families. Philadelphia:International Printing Company, 1930. 2nd ed. 4to; orig. cloth.Frontis., plates.$200-300

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58514 vols.Pennsylvania & Related Genealogy:Maris, George L. and Anne M.The Maris Family in The United States.West Chester, Pa.: (F.S.Hickman), 1885. 4to, orig. cloth, new endpapers; some wear tocovers and spine. Frontis., plates. Light browning. * Barnard, Ella K.Early Maltby with Some Roades History and That of The MaulsbyFamily. Baltimore: (The Cornman Printing Co.), 1909. 8vo, orig. cloth;light wear to edges of spine. Frontis., plates. Inscribed by previousowner. * Stern, Cyrus. The McFarlan and Stern Families. (WestChester ,Pa.: F.S. Hickman), 1885. 8vo, orig. 3/4 morocco & cloth;repaired, new end papers. * Oberholtzer, Ellis Paxson, PhD. RobertMorris, Patriot and Financier. New York: The Macmillan Company,1903. 8vo, orig. cloth; spine edges slightly worn. Frontis., plates.* Haines, Blanche. Ancestry of Sharpless Moore and Rachel Moore.N.p., 1937. 8vo, orig. cloth; small stain to cover, slightly dusty.Double frontis., plates & fold. chart. * Passmore, John AndrewMoore. Ancestors and Descendants of Andrew Moore. Philadelphia:Wickersham Printing Co., 1897. 2 vols. 8vo, orig. cloth; some wearto joints and spine, hinges loose. Frontis., plates. Inscribed on frontfly by Gilbert Cope in both vols. * Another copy of the preceding,vol. 2. only, 8vo, orig. cloth; stain to front cover, frontis. plates.* Potts, Thomas Maxwell. Our Family Ancestors. Canonsburg, Pa:Published by Author, 1895. 8vo, orig. cloth; light wear to corners &spine edges. Frontis., plates. Browning to front free endpapers &light browning to text. * Palmer, Lewis. A Genealogical Record of TheDescendants of John and Mary Palmer. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott &Co., 1875. 8vo, modern cloth. Frontis., plates. Internally slightlybrowned. * Palmer, Lewis. A Genealogical Record of the Descendants ofJohn and Mary Palmer. [Chester County, Pa.]: Press of Chester Times,1910. 4to, modern cloth. Frontis., plates. Light browning to text.* Henkels, Stan V. The Extraordinary Library of Hon. Samuel W.Pennypacker. Phila: Davis & Harvey, 1905. 8vo; contemp. cloth.Bound from parts 1-4 of Davis & Harvey Book Auction Catalogue;light wear to covers & spine. * _ _. The Library of The Hon. Samuel W.Pennypacker. Philadelphia: Phila, 1907. 8vo, contemp. cloth. Boundfrom parts 5-8 of The Davis & Harvey Book Auction Catalogue;slight wear to covers and spine, dampstaining to back cover andendpapers. * Potts, Thomas Maxwell. Our Family Ancestors.Canonsburg, Pa: Pub. by Author, 1845. 8vo orig. cloth; some wear totop & bottom of spine. Frontis., plates.$200-300

58612 vols.Pennsylvania & Related Genealogy: Haines, John W. Richard Hainesand His Descendants: A Quaker Family of Burlington County, New Jersey,Since 1682. (Boyce, Va.), (1961). 2 vols. 8vo, orig. cloth; vol. 1 slightlydusty. Frontis. Related manuscripts inserted. Some internalbrowning in vol. 2. Inscribed by John W. Haines. * Haines, George.M.D. & Richard. Ancestry of The Haines, Sharp, Collins, Wills, Gardiner,Prickett, Eves, Evans, Moore, Troth, Borton, and Engle Families. Camden,New Jersey: Sinnickson Chew & Sons, 1902. Lg. 8vo; orig. cloth;hinges loose. Frontis., plates. * Hambleton, Chalkey J. GenealogicalRecord of The Hambleton Family. Chicago: (Geo. K. Hazlitt & Co.),1887. 8vo, orig. cloth; some wear to hinges & spine, corners rubbed.* Harlan, Alpheus H. History and Genealogy of The Harlan Family.(Baltimore, Md.): (The Lord Baltimore Press), n.d. 4to, orig. cloth;light wear to covers & spine. Frontis. * Harris, Joseph S. TheCollateral Ancestry of Stephen Harris and of Marianne Smith.Philadelphia: (George F. Lasher, printer), 1908. 8vo, orig. cloth.* Proceedings of The Bi-Centennial Gathering of The Descendants ofHenry Hayes at Unionville, Chester County, Pa.West Chester, Pa.: Pub.by The Committee for The Family, 1906. 8vo, orig. cloth; some wearto edges of spine. Frontis., plates. T.p. detached. Inscribed to GilbertCope from J. Carroll Hayes. * Proceedings of The Sesqui-CentennialGathering of The Descendants of Isaac and Ann Jackson at HarmonyGrove, Chester County, Pa. Philadelphia: Pub. by The Committee forThe Family, 1878. 8vo, orig. cloth; light wear to spine edges. Frontis.,plates. T.p. coming loose, hinges loose. * Roberts, Miranda S.; Cope,Gilbert. Genealogy of The Descendants of John Kirk. Doylestown, Pa.:Press of The Intelligencer Company, 1912-1913. Lg. 8vo, orig. 3/4morocco; wear to corners, scuffing to spine edges. Frontis., plates.Some browning to free endpapers, t.p. coming loose. * Lloyd, R.Louis. A Record of The Descendants of Robert Lloyd. N.p., [1947]. 4to,orig. cloth; slightly dusty, light wear to spine edges and corners.* Taylor, Agnes Longstreth. The Longstreth Family Records.Philadelphia: Press of Ferns & Leach, 1909. #291/350. 8vo, orig.cloth; corners bumped, light wear along edges. Frontis., plates.* #216/350 of the preceding, orig. cloth; some wear to spine edges,frontis., plates; hinges loose, inscribed by Emily Longstreth Keyes.$200-300

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58711 vols.Pennsylvania & Related Genealogy: Hazard, Thomas R.Recollections of Olden Times: Rowland Robinson of Narragansett and HisUnfortunate Daughter. Newport, R.I.: John P. Sanborn, 1879. 8vo, orig.cloth; some scuffing to covers & spine, hinges cracked and loose.Some light discoloration to text. Inscribed on front fly leaf bymembers of the Hazard family. * Satterthwaite, Amos and Elizabeth.Genealogy of The Satterthwaite Family Descended from WilliamSatterthwaite. [Philadelphia.]: [Franklin Printing Press], 1910. 8vo,orig. cloth; some discoloration and rubbing to covers & spine.Related ms. material inserted. Plates. Some foxing to endpapers andt.p. Inscribed by previous owner. * Cope, Gilbert. Genealogy of TheSharpless Family Descended from John and Jane Sharples. Philadelphia:Pub. for The Family, 1887. Lg. 4to, orig. cloth; covers loose, spineedges starting to fray. Frontis., plates. * Another copy of thepreceding, lg. 4to, modern cloth, repaired. * Cope, Gilbert. Genealogyof The Smedley Family Descended from George and Sarah Smedley.Lancaster, Pa: Wickersham Printing Co., 1901. Lg. 4to; orig. morocco;slightly dusty. Frontis., plates. * Another copy of the preceding, 4to,modern cloth, maps, some dampstaining to text. * Later edition ofthe preceding, contemp. cloth, frontis., plates. * McAllister, AddamsS. The Descendants of John Thomson. Easton, Pa: The ChemicalPublishing Company, 1917. 8vo, orig. cloth; corners bumped, somewear to spine front hinge loose and frayed. Frontis., plates. * Willcox,Joseph. Ivy Mills. Baltimore: Lucas Bros. Inc., 1911. 8vo, orig. cloth;some wear to corners and spine, front hinge loose. Frontis., plates.Signed in pencil by Joseph Willcox on t.p. * Woodward, Lewis.Genealogy of The Woodward Family.Wilmington, De.: Ferris Bros.,1879. 8vo, orig. cloth; some staining & wear to covers & spine.* Auge, M. Lives of The Eminent Dead and Biographical Notices ofProminent Living Citizens of Montgomery County, Pa. Norristown, Pa.:Pub. by The Author, 1879.$150-250

5882 vols.Cope, Gilbert and Ashmead; Graham, Henry. Historic Homes andInstitutions and Genealogical and Personal Memoirs of Chester andDelaware Counties, Pennsylvania. New York and Chicago: The LewisPublishing Company, 1904. 2 vols. First edition. 4to, modern blackcloth. Frontis., plates. Slight discoloration & small stains scatteredthrough text.$80-120

5899 vols. (1 wrapper).Genealogy & C: Glenn, Thomas Allen. Genealogical Notes... Familiesof Lloyd, Pemberton, Hutchinson, Hudson and Parke. Philadelphia, 1898.1/300. Tall 8vo, orig. gilt-lettered white cloth, t.e.g; moderate dustsoiling. Armorial plate. Title page loose. * Stern, Cyrus. Our Kindred.The McFarlan and Stern Families, Chester County, Pa,... (West Chester),1885. 4to, modern buckram. Frontis., plates. * The Collateral Ancestryof Stephen Harris, Born Sept. 4, 1798 and of Marianne Smith, born April2, 1805. Philadelphia, 1908. 4to, orig. gilt-letterd green cloth; lightwear. Internal ink annotations. * Roberts, Clarence V. Ancestry ofClarence V. Roberts & Frances. A. (Walton) Roberts. [Philadelphia],[1940]. 4to, orig. blue cloth; spine frayed & detaching. Clan amorialfrontis. * Streets, Priscilla Walker. Lewis Walker of Chester Valley andHis Descendants. Philadelphia, 1896. 8vo, orig. maroon cloth,untrimmed edges; scuffed, edges frayed. Frontis. * Lot also includesworks relating to The Longenecker, Lippincott, Reading & relatedfamilies.$100-200

5901 vol.(Genealogy.) Agnew, May Virginia, et al. The Book of The Agnews,James Agnew of Pennsylvania... His Race, Ancestry, and Descendants.[Philadelphia], 1926. #96/150 signed by the compiler. 4to, orig.blue cloth, gilt, t.e.g. other edges untrimmed; rather scuffed. Colorarmorial frontis., plates, text illus. Internally generally clean.$80-120

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59112 vols.Genealogy: Bonner, E. Ruth. The Bonner-Smith Circle. (Baltimore),(1975). 4to, orig. cloth. Illus. * Rex, Clara. Elliot Buchanan. TheBuchanan and Allied Families. Norristown, Pa., 1931. 4to, orig. inlaidblack cloth. Fold. map, plates. * Billopp, Charles Farmer. A History ofThomas and Anne Billopp Farmer and Some of Their Descendants inAmerica. New York: Grafton, 1907. 8vo, orig. cloth. Gilt armorialfrontis., plates. * Butler Family Association. Noble Butler (1704-1799)of Bristol, England, Philadelphia and Chester County, Pennsylvania, HisAncestors and Descendants. N.p., 1982. Lg. 8vo, orig. cloth; some dustsoiling. Illus. * Macullough, Norma Baker. The Bakers of Sissinghurst...Washington, Pa., 1989. 8vo, orig. cloth. Illus. *Memorial Services...Thomas S. Butler.Washington, G.P.O., 1929. 8vo, orig. cloth, gilt;scuffed. Frontis. * Bartram, Violet W. and D. Kent, Jr. BartramBranches... Families of West Virginia, Connecticut, and Pennsylvania.Baltimore: Gateway, 1984. 8vo, orig. cloth; scuffed. * Another copyof the preceding. * Cope, Gilbert; Schoonover, J. W. A History ofWilliam Brinton... and of His Descendants. [Trenton], [1924]. 8vo, orig.cloth; worn, casing coming loose. Internal staining and chipping.* Lot also includes genealogies relating to the Ball, Browning-Okieand Beggs families, ordinary shelf wear unless otherwise noted.Scattered ink annotations.$100-150

59212 vols. (4 wrappers)Genealogy: Collins, Margaret, et al. The Collins Family. Ardmore,1977-1980. 3 vols. 4to, laminated loose leaf binder, orig. wrappers.Illus. Signed by the compiler. * Comly, George Norwood. ComlyFamily in America. Philadelphia, 1939. 8vo, orig. cloth; moderatewear, some internal creasing. * _ _ .Supplement to Comly Family inAmerica. Philadelphia, 1952. 8vo, orig. cloth; moderate wear. * Davis,Patricia Talbot. A Family Tapestry. Curwens of Walnut Hill.(Wynnewood), (1972). 8vo, orig. cloth. Illus. * Dotterer, Henry S.The Dotterer Family. Philadelphia, 1903. 8vo, orig. cloth. Frontis.* Dupuy, Charles M. A Genealogical History of The Dupuy Family.Philadelphia, 1910. 4to, orig. cloth, gilt, edges untrimmed. Colorfrontis., plates. Slightly shaken. Lot also includes genealogical worksrelating to the Davis, Dickey, Frorer, and Fells families. Ordinary shelfwear unless otherwise indicated. Scattered ink annotations, bindingof Fells generally defective.$100-150

5934 vols.Genealogy: Frazer, Persifor. Notes and Papers of or Connected WithPersifor Frazer... and His Son, John Frazer of Philadelphia, 1735-1765. N.p.1906. 4to, orig. gilt-lettered brown cloth; light wear. Genealogicaltables inserted. * _ _. General Persifor Frazer: A Memoir... From HisOwn Papers. Philadelphia, 1907. 4to, orig. gilt-lettered brown cloth;light wear. * French, Howard Barclay. Genealogy of The Descendants ofThomas French. Philadelphia, 1909-1913. 2 vols. Thick 4to, orig. redcloth, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; extremities of vol. 1 scuffed &sunned. Plates.$80-120

59411 vols.Genealogy: Junkin, William Sumner, et al. The Henckel Genealogy,1500- 1960. N.p., 1964. Thick 8vo, orig. red cloth; corners bumped.Ink annotations. * Henckel, Elon O. The Henckel Family Records. NewMarket Va., 1926. Nos. 1-14. 2 vols. 8vo, later red buckram, orig.wrappers preserved. Ink annotations. * Houston, Margaret E. TheHoustons of Pequea. New York, n.d., [ca. 1925]. 8vo, orig. gilt-letteredgreen cloth; light wear. Armorial plate. Occasional ink annotations &underscoring. Lot also includes genealogical works on the Grier,Gray & Hoch-High Families and assorted issues of The HenckelGenealogical Bulletin.$100-150

5959 vols. (2 wrappers)Genealogy & C: Proceedings of The Sesqui-Centennial...Descendants of Isaac and Ann Jackson... Harmony Grace, Chester,Co, Pa... 1875...with The Family Genealogy. Philadelphia, 1878. 8vo,orig. gilt & blind-stamped terra-cotta cloth; scuffed. Photo frontis.Shaken. * Hampton, Vernon Boyce. In The Footsteps of JosephHampton and The Pennsylvania Quaker. Doylestown, [1940]. 8vo,contemp. green buckram, orig. wrappers preserved. * Harlan,Alpheus H. History & Genealogy of The Harlan Family... Who Settled inChester County, Pa., 1687. N.p., [1914]. 4to, orig. two-tone cloth, t.e.g.;moderate wear. Frontis., plates. A few leaves loose. * Keith, CharlesP. The Ancestry of Benjamin Harrison.... and Related Familes.Philadelphia, 1893. 8vo, orig. white cloth, gilt, a.e.g.; scuffed &spotted. * Hill, E.C. A Genealogy of The Hiester Family. Lebanon, Pa.,1903. 8vo, orig. gilt-lettered blue cloth. Armorial book plate. * Lotalso includes genealogical works on the Hooper Hollingsworth, &Jacobs families.$100-150

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59610 vols. (2 wrappers)Genealogy & C: Clyde, John C. Genealogies, Necrology, andReminiscences of “Irish Settlement,... Scotch Irish... Settlers...” Forks ofDelaware. N.p., 1879. 4to; modern brown cloth. Title page repaired.* Roberts, Miranda S. Genealogy of The Descendants of John Kirk.Doylestown, 1912-1913. Thick 4to, orig. green cloth; scuffed. Frontis.,plates, maps. Casing slightly loose. * Conrad, Henry C. ThomasKundeis and His Children... Descendants, 1683-1891. (Wilmington),[1891]. Small 4to, modern orange cloth. Title page browned.* Mellon, Rachel H. The Larimer, McMastles and Allied Families.Philadelphia, 1903. Large 8vo, orig. green cloth, gilt.,t.e.g, otheredges untrimmed. Armorial frontis., plates. * History of The Longacre-Longaker-Longenecker. Philadelphia, n.d. [ca 1900]. 12mo, orig. greencloth; bdg. broken, contents coming loose. Internal ink annotations.* Lloyd Manuscripts. Lancaster, 1912. 8vo, orig. maroon cloth;extremities worn, hinges broken, shaken. Lot also includes materialrelating to the Lanman, Ralston & Walton families.$100-150

59711 vols. (3 wrappers.)(Genealogy): Passmore, John Andrew Moore. Ancestors andDescendants of Andrew Moore, 1812-1897. 2 vols. 4to, orig. browncloth. Plates. Worn and shaken. * The Descendants of William Neeringand Sara Virgorous (1650-1997). Hollywood, Md., (1999). Thick 8vo,orig. gilt-lettered blue cloth; minor wear. * Palmer, Lewis. AGenealogical Record of The Descendants of John and Mary Palmer.Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott, 1875. 1st ed. 12mo, orig. cloth; scuffed.Frontis. Slightly shaken. * Potts, David. Historical Collections Relatingto The Potts Family. Canonsburg, 1901. Thick 8vo, orig. black-bluecloth; binding broken. * Lot also includes works relating to thePennypacker, Ross, Ralston and Roberts families.$80-120

5986 vols.Family History and Genealogy:Maris, George L. and Annie M. TheMaris Family... Descendants of George and Alice Maris.West Chester,1895. 4to, modern green buckram. Plates. Shaken. * Wallace, PaulA. W. The Muhlenburgs of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia: Univ. of Penn.,1950. 8vo, orig. blue cloth, gilt-lettered spine; light to moderatewear. Plates. * Jenkins, Howard M. The Family of William Penn...Ancestry and Descendants. Philadelphia, 1899. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. two-tone cloth, gilt, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; scuffed, frontis.,plates. Table of contents sprung. * Another copy of the preceding,orig. cloth; scuffed. Frontis., plates * Robeson, Susan S., et al. AnHistorical and Genealogical Account of Andrew Robeson... and of HisDescendants from 1653-1916. Philadelphia, 1916. 4to, orig. blue cloth,gilt-lettered spine; moderate wear, dust soiling. Frontis., additionalcolor armorial title. * Cassel, Daniel K. A Genea-Biographical Historyof The Rittenhouse Family. Philadelphia, 1893. 8vo, orig. green cloth,gilt-lettered spine; light wear. Frontis., plates. Front free endpaper ofvol. 1 detached.$80-120

5995 vols.Moon, Robert C. The Morris Family of Philadelphia, Descendants ofAnthony Morris. Philadelphia, 1898-1909. 8vo, orig. maroon cloth,t.e.g., other edges untrimmed. Plates. Sound set.$100-150

6005 vols.Genealogy: Cope, Gilbert. Genealogy of The Sharples Family,Descended from John and Jane Sharples, Settlers near Chester,Pennsylvania, 1682. Philadelphia, 1887: Thick 4to; contemp. greenbuckram plates, occasionally shaken, cello-tape remains on endpaper. Ex-library. * Anderson, Bart. The Sharples-Sharpless Family,West Chester, 1966. 2 vols. 4to; orig. red buckram gilt-lettered spine.Ink annotations.* Cope, Gilbert. Genealogy of The Smedley Family.Lancaster, 1901. Thick 4to; orig. green buckram; plates; bdg. worn;contents shaken.* Strassburger, Ralph B. The Strassburger Family andAllied Familes of Pennsylvania. Gwynedd Valley, 1922. Thick 4to; orig.gilt-lettered green cloth plates (1 loose); scattered light foxing.*$80-120

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6019 vols.Genealogy: Santee, Ellis M. Genealogy of The Santee Family inAmerica.Wilkes-Barre, 1927. 8vo, orig. cloth; light wear. Plates.Minor interior dampstaining. * Schwenk, Enus S., et al. Genealogy ofThe Schwenk Family. (Norristown), [1929]. 8vo, orig. gilt-letteredpurple-blue cloth; spine faded. Plates. Ink annotations & c. * Berky,Andrew S., editor. The Journal and Papers of David Schultze. Vol. 1,1736-1760. Pennsburg: Schwenkfelder Library, 1952. 8vo, orig. bluecloth, gilt. Fold facs. Scattered light foxing. * Cope, Gilbert.Genealogy of The Smedley Family. Lancaster, 1901. Thick 4to,contemp. black buckram. Plates & map. Shaken, interior chipping,ink annotations. * Justice, Alfred Rudolph. Descendants of RobertTaylor. Philadelphia, 1925. 8vo, orig. green cloth, gilt. Frontis., fold.facs., plates. Ink annotations. * Twinning, William. The TwinningFamily. Fort Wayne, Indiana, 1905. Revised ed. 8vo, orig. gilt-letteredcloth; edge wear. Illus. Ex-library copy. Lot also includes works onthe Teter, Stille & Swaynes Families.$80-120

6025 vols.Genealogy: Keith, Charles P. The Provincial Councilors of Pennsylvania,Who Held Office Between 1733 and 1776... Earlier Councilors... and TheirDescendants. Philadelphia. 1883. 1st ed. Large 8vo, orig. red cloth,gilt; scuffed, joints & extremities rubbed. A few internal cellotaperepairs. * Egle, William Henry. Pennsylvania Genealogies; Scotch-Irishand German. Harrisburg, 1886. 1st ed. Tall 8vo, orig. dark purplecloth, gilt-lettered spine; scuffed, extremities occasionally rubbed,hinges tender, untrimmed. * Jordan, Wilfred, editor. Colonial andRevolutionary Families of Pennsylvania: Genealogical and PersonalMemoirs. New York: Lewis Historical Pub. Co., 1934. New Series, volV. 4to, contemp. full gilt-paneled dark blue morocco, gilt-paneledspine, t.e.g., raised bands, silked end papers; occasionally slightlyscuffed. Frontis., plates. * Hinshaw, William W.; Marshal, ThomasW. compilers. Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy. Baltimore:Genealogical Pub. Co., 1969. Vol II: Pennsylvania and New Jersey.4to, orig. cloth; minor wear. * Bureau of The Census. Heads ofFamilies at The First Census of The United States... 1790. Pennsylvaniaand Washington: G.P.O, 1908. 4to, orig. wrappers; spine repaired.Fold map.$120-180

60331 vols. (13 wrappers)Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania. Papers, PennsylvaniaGenealogical Magazine. Philadelphia, 1895-1898, 1906-1908, 1915-1917, 1930-1947, 1961-1980. Vols. 1, 3, 6, 11-15, 22-31. 8vo, modernbuckram; occasionally dusty, orig. wrappers preserved. Scattered inkannotations. Plus loose issues in orig. wrappers. Vol. 4, no. 1 (1909);vol. 5, nos. 2 & 3 (1913-1914); vol. 7, nos. 1 & 2 (1917); vol. 17, no. 2(1949); vol. 18, no. 1 (1950); vol. 19, nos. 2 & 3 (1953); vol. 20, nos.2 & 3 (1956); vol. 21, nos. 2 & 3 (1959, 1960). 8vo, orig. bluewrappers; light wear.$100-200

6041 vol.The American Historical Society. American Families: Genealogicaland Biographical. New York, n.d. [ca. 1926] #27/50 Edition Deluxecopies. Folio, orig. full gilt-paneled black morocco with richly gilt andpictorial inlaid center panel designs, a.e.g., turn-ins gilt, silkedendpapers; joints rubbed and tender, corners rubbed. Color armorialplates, plain portraits, hand-colored title-page. Internally generallyclean.$120-180

6054 vols.European Immigration: Smiles, Samuel. The Huguenots: TheirSettlements, Churches, and Industries in England and Ireland, with anAppendix Relating to The Huguenots in America. [incl. Pa.]. New York:Harper, 1868. 8vo, orig. terra-cotta cloth, spine richly gilt, edgesuntrimmed; light wear. * MacLean, J. P. An Historical Account of TheSettlements of Scotch Highlanders in American Prior to The Peace of1783. Cleveland, 1900. 8vo, orig. gilt-lettered green cloth; light wear.Frontis., text illus. Slightly toned. * Faust, Albert Bernhardt. Lists ofSwiss Emigrants in The Eighteenth Century to The American Colonies.Washington: National Genealogical Society, 1920. Tall 8vo, orig.yellow cloth; light to moderate wear & dust soiling.$80-120

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6064 vols.Pennsylvania Immigration:Myers, Albert Cook. Immigration of TheIrish Quakers into Pennsylvania. Swathmore, 1902. 1st & ltd. ed. 8vo,orig. two-tone (brown & blue) cloth, gilt, t.e.g., other edgesuntrimmed; occasionally scuffed, corners bumped. Plates, text illus.* Another copy of the preceding, orig. cloth; moderately scuffed,plates, text illus. * Eshleman, H. Frank. Historic Background and Annalsof The Swiss and German Pioneer Settlers of South Eastern Pennsylvania.Lancaster, 1917. 8vo, mid 20th-Century red buckram; minor wear.* Hull, William I.William Penn and The Dutch Quaker Migration toPennsylvania. Swathmore College Monographs on Quaker History,1935. 8vo, orig. grey cloth; very slightly dusty. Frontis.$80-120

60815 vols.Swedish-American Colonial History: Johnson, Amandus. TheSwedish Settlements on The Delaware, 1638-1664. Philadelphia:Swedish Colonial Society, 1911. 1st ed. 2 vols. 4to, orig. blue cloth,gilt, t.e.g. other edges untrimmed; light wear, occasional dust soiling.Plates, lettered tissue guards. A few plates loose. * Keen, Gregory B.The Descendants of Joran Kyn of New Sweden. Philadelphia: SwedishColonial Society, 1913. 1st ed. 4to, orig. blue cloth, gilt, t.e.g., otheredges untrimmed; slightly scuffed. Map. * Lindestrom, Peter.Geographia Americae with An Account of The Delaware Indians.Philadelphia: The Swedish Colonial Society, 1925. 1st ed. 8vo, orig.blue cloth, gilt, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; occasionally scuffed.Plates. Fold map (loose). * Johnson, Amandus. The Instruction forJohan Prinz, Governor of New Sweden. Philadelphia: Swedish ColonialSociety, 1930. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. blue cloth, gilt, t.e.g., other edgesuntrimmed. Frontis., plates. * Swedish Contributions to AmericanFreedom, 1776-1783. Philadelphia: Swedish Colonial Foundation, 1953.1st ed. 2 vols. 4to, orig. blue cloth, gilt, t.e.g., other edgesuntrimmed; minor wear. Plates. Unopened. * The Swedish ColonialSociety... History, Charter, By-Laws, Officers, Members, Publications, etc.Philadelphia, 1954. 8vo, orig. blue cloth, gilt; light wear. Plates. Fivecopies - several edges faded. * Clay, J. C. Annals of The Swedes onThe Delaware. Chicago: Swedish Historical Society of America, 1914.3rd ed. 8vo, orig. blue cloth, gilt; light wear. * Paxton, Henry D.Sketch and Map of a Trip from Philadelphia to Tinicum Island.Philadelphia, 1926. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. blue cloth, gilt; light wear.Frontis. * Graig, Peter Stebbins. The 1693 Census of the Swedes on theDelaware.Winter Park, Florida, 1993. 8vo, orig. gilt-lettered bluecloth; slightly dusty.$200-300

608ALot.Pennsylvania German Periodical, Historical Society & relatedpublications: Lancaster County Historical Society. Papers Read BeforeThe... Lancaster, 1904-1912, vol. 3, nos. 8 & 9; vol. 4, nos. 1-2, 5-9,vol. 5, nos. 1-7; vol. 6, vos. 1, 5-8; vol. 7, nos. 1, 4-7, 9-12, vol. 10, no.4; vol. 14, no. 8; vol. 16, no. 5. 38 vols., 8vo, orig. wrappers; scatteredlight to moderate wear & dust soiling. * Pennsylvania MennoniteHeritage. Lancaster, 1978-2005. Vol. 1, no. 1 - vol. 28, no. 1. Virtuallycomplete run thus, with index vol. for vols. 1-5 only, vol. 4, nos. 2-4only, no. 1 in facs. 109 vols. 4to, orig. wrappers. *Mennonite ResearchJournal. Lancaster, 1970-1977. Vols. 11-18 + index. 33 vols., orig.wrappers. * The Mirror. Lancaster Historical Society, 1973-2001.Incomplete run. 4to, wrappers. * Rush, Benjamin. An Account of TheGerman Inhabitants of Pennsylvania. Lancaster, 1910. 8vo, orig. gilt-lettered blue cloth, t.e.g.; edge wear. Plates. Some internaldampstaining.$100-200

6097 vols.Sachse, Julius F.: The German Sectarians of Pennsylvania, 1708-1742;1742-1800. 2 vols. Married set: Vol. 1: Philadelphia: Printed for theauthor, 1899. 1st ed., #8/350; vol. 2: Philadelphia: (P.C.Stockhausen), 1900. #259/300. 1st ed. Lg. 8vo, vol. 1: orig. greencloth, new endpapers; light rubbing to corners, small tears & wearto spine; Vol. 2: orig. red cloth. Frontispieces., plates & text illus.Slight browning to text. * The Fatherland. Showing The part of Bare inThe Discovery, Exploration and Development of The Western Continent.Philadelphia: Penn. German Society, 1897. 1st ed. #106/150. 8vo,orig. green cloth; some dampstaining & soiling, corners lightlyrubbed, hinges splitting. Frontis., plates, text illus. Light browning totext. * The Wayside Inns on The Lancaster Roadside betweenPhiladelphia and Lancaster. Lancaster: The New Era Printing Co., 1915.2nd ed. 8vo, modern blue-green cloth, new endpapers. Frontis.,plates, full & text illus. Some foxing to text. Former owner’sinscription. * Another copy of the preceding, orig. green cloth; fronthinge splitting, corners slightly rubbed, some spine wear, spine labelchipped. Frontis., plates, full & text illus. Endpapers & frontis.becoming detached, scattered browning & light foxing to text.Forner owner’s inscription on front free endpaper. * Another copy ofthe preceding, orig. green cloth; front hinge loose, staining & otherwear to covers, light rubbing to corners & spine. Frontis., plates, full& text illus. Scattered browning & light foxing. Bookplate stain tofront paste-down. * (Sasche, Julius F. ,editor.) Falkner’s Curieuse vonPennsylvania. Philadelphia: Printed for the author, 1905. 1st ed.1/250, out-of-series copy. 8vo, orig. red cloth; corners bumped,minor wear to top & bottom of spine. Frontis., plates, maps, textillus. Slight browning to text. Ex-library copy - stamps & othermarkings on front paste-down & front matter.$120-180

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6114 vols.Pennsylvania Mennonite History: Cassell, Daniel K. Geschichte derMennonites. Philadelphia, 1890. 1st ed., orig. gilt-lettered black cloth;edge wear, hinges broken. Frontis., full page illus. * Wenger, John C.History of The Mennonites of The Franconia Conference. Telford, 1937.1st ed. 8vo, orig. gilt-lettered green cloth; slightly scuffed and a littledusty. Frontis., plates. *Mennonite Research Journal N.p. 1960-1969.Vols. 1-10. 4to, orig. black cloth; light wear. * Ruth, John Landis. TheEarth Is The Lord’s: A Narrative History of The Lancaster MennoniteConference. Scottdale, Pa., [2001]. 2nd ptg. 8vo, original cloth.$80-120

6122 vols.Pennsylvania Directories: Desilver’s Philadelphia Directory andStrangers Guide, 1831. Philadelphia: Robert Desilver, 1831. 1st ed. 8vo,orig. bds. & calf; covers & end papers detached, spine worn, cornersrubbed, stains to covers. Text illus. Adverts. Signed by MathewCarey on t.p.* Wood & James Pub. Directory of The Borough of WestChester for 1857-58.West Chester: E.F. James, Book, Card & JobPrinter, 1857. 1st ed. 8vo; modern 1/4 morocco & bds., orig. coversmounted to modern bds., orig. front paste-down mounted tomodern front paste-down. Text illus. Adverts. Light browning,dampstaining & foxing to text. Signed on front paste-down byprevious owner.$120-180

6133 vols.Philadelphia Directories & C: Paxton, John Adams. The PhiladelphiaDirectory and Register for 1819. (Philadelphia), [1819]. 12mo, orig.pictorial bds., rebacked; moderate wear & dust soiling to bds.Adverts. Calendar at back incomplete - through Oct. only. Someinternal staining & browning. American Imprints 49079. *McElroy’sPhiladelphia City Directory for 1865. Philadelphia, 1865. Lg. 8vo, orig.pictorial bds.; rubbed & worn. Fold. table, adverts. Slightly shaken* P.J. Hannifan & Co., pub. Railroad, County and Township Map ofPennsylvania and Business Directory. Buffalo, N.Y., 1891. 8vo, orig.pictorial bds.; rubbed. Illus., adverts. Slightly shaken. Previousowner’s ink signature at head of title page. All sold with all faults$200-300

6142 vols.Philadelphia 19th-Century Guides:Mease, James. The Picture ofPhiladelphia. Philadelphia: B. & T. Kite, 1811. 1st ed. 12mo, moderncloth. Fold. frontis. view. Moderate foxing to frontis., some offsetting& foxing to title page, other scattered light foxing. List of subscribersincomplete (lacking pp. 365-376). Untrimmed. Howes M-471. * TheStranger’s Guide in Philadelphia and Its Environs. Philadelphia: Lindsay& Blakiston, 1854. 12mo, orig. gilt-lettered green cloth; some edgewear. Wood-engraved text illus., map (torn but present).$120-180

6151 vol. + 1 piece.Tanner, H.S., pub. The Stranger’s Guide to The Public Buildings, Placesof Amusement, Streets, Lanes, Alleys, Roads, Avenues, Courts, Wharves,Principal Hotels, Steam-Boat Landings, Stage Offices, etc., etc. of TheCity of Philadelphia... Philadelphia, 1830. 12mo, contemp. 1/4 russia &marbled bds., gilt; scuffed, extremities rubbed, spine detached, backfree endpaper gone. With fold. frontis. (horizontal crease, tear inimage), fold. map (toned). With Tanner Catalogue at back (minordampstaining). With the lg. hand-colored “Plan of Philadelphia andAdjoining Districts” in 20th-Century frame.American Imprints 3666.$500-800

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6161 vol.Janson, Charles William. The Stranger in America.London: Albion Press, for James Cundee, 1807.First edition. 4to, contemp. 1/2 calf & marbledbds., gilt-paneled spine, morocco spine label;occasionally scuffed. With additional vignettetitle, engraved tinted frontis., plan, 9 engravedtinted plates & text vignette. Offsetting, scatteredlight foxing. Includes plan of Philadelphia + 6Philadelphia views after W. Birch, et al. Veryslightly trimmed. Lacking adverts.$800-1,200

6172 vols.Philadelphia Graphic Arts Reference: Snyder, Martin P. City ofIndependence: Views of Philadelphia Before 1800. New York: Praeger,(1975). 1st ed. 4to, orig. beige cloth; minor wear, d/j (minor edgewear). Color plates, other illus. * Wainwright, Nicholas B.Philadelphia in The Romantic Age of Lithography. Philadelphia:Historical Society of Pennsylvania, 1958. 1st ed. 4to, orig. cloth;moderate wear, corners frayed & bumped, d/j (scuffed, ratherchipped along edges). Color frontis, b/w plates.$80-120

6183 vols.Fine & Graphic Art Reference: Fairmount Park Art Association.Sculpture of A City: Philadelphia’s Treasures in Bronze & Stone. NewYork: Walker, (1974). 1st ed. 4to, orig. gilt-lettered blue cloth; lightwear, d/j (occasionally creased). Photo illus. * Snyder, Martin P. Cityof Independence: Views of Philadelphia before 1800. New York: Prager,(1975). 1st ed. 4to, orig. cloth, d/j (some creasing, a few closetears). Color plates, other illus. Presentation copy, inscribed &signed by Snyder on title page. * Pitz, Henry C. Howard Pyle. NewYork: Clarkson N. Potte, (1975). 1st ed. 4to, orig. cloth, d/j (minorcreasing, slightly dusty). Illus. With bibliography of Pyle’s publishedwork.$60-100

6192 vols.Graphic & Bibliographic Reference: Snyder, Martin P. City ofIndependence: Views of Philadelphia before 1800. New York: Praeger,(1975). 1st ed. 4to, orig. cloth; edges slightly dusty, d/j (edgeschipped). Color plates, other illus. Internally clean. Presentationcopy, inscribed & signed by Snyder on title page. * (AuctionCatalogue.) Christie’s. The Jay T. Snider Collection of HistoricalAmericana. New York, June 21, 2005. 4to, orig. gilt-lettered cloth,cover label. Color plates, other illus.$80-120

6204 vols.Books on Pennsylvania Books: Arndt, Karl, John, Richard, et al.,editors and compilers. The First Century of German Language Printingin The United States of America. Gottingen, 1989. 2 vols. 4to, orig.white cloth; light wear; occasional dust soiling. Plates. Internallygenerally clean. * Hinks, Donald R. Brethren Hymn Books andHymnals, 1720-1884. Gettysburg: Brethren Heritage Press, [1986].1st ed. Sm. 4to, orig. beige cloth; light to moderate dust soiling. Illus.Presentation copy, signed and inscribed by the author on front freeend paper. * Thomas, Wilbur K.; Reichmann, Felix, editors.Bibliographies on German American History, No. 2. Christopher Sower, Sr.N.p., n.d. [ca. 1945]. 8vo, contemp. blue buckram; light wear.Typescript.$80-120

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6214 vols.Pennsylvania Fraktur Reference & C.:Weiser, Frederick S; Heaney,Howell J. The Pennsylvania German Fraktur... An Illustrated Catalogue.Breinigsville: Penn. German Society; Philadelphia, Free Library, 1976.2 vols. 4to, orig. cloth & bds.; slightly dusty and musty, slipcase(scuffed). Plates, text illus., view plate inserted. * Shelley, Donald A.The Fraktur-Writings or Illuminated Manuscripts of The PennsylvaniaGermans. Allentown, 1961. Pennsylvania German Folklore Society,vol. 23. 8vo, orig. cloth; some edge wear, d/j (some chipping toedges and minor dust soiling). Plates. Signed by the author on frontfree endpaper. * Bird, Michael S. Ontario Fraktur. [Toronto], [1977].Oblong 4to, orig. gilt-lettered black cloth. Plates, other illus.$80-120

6221 vol.W.P.A. Checklist of Philadelphia Newspapers Available in Philadelphia.Philadelphia, 1937. 2nd ed. 4to, orig. bds; moderate wear, somestaining. Works Progress Administration Historical Records SurveyProject 6102.$80-120

6235 vols.Philadelphia Architecture & C.: Cousins, Frank; Riley, Phil M. TheColonial Architecture of Philadelphia. Boston: Little, Brown, 1920.#658/975. 8vo, orig. green cloth, paper spine label; moderatelyworn & scuffed. Photo plates. Minor internal wear. * Faris, John T.Old Gardens In and About Philadelphia. Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merril,(1932). 8vo, orig. gilt-lettered olive green cloth; light wear, fronthinge slightly stressed. Photo plates. * Wainwright, Nicholas B.Colonial Grandeur in Philadelphia: The House and Furniture of GeneralJohn Cadwalader. Philadelphia: Hist. Society of Pa., 1964. 1st ed.1/2000. 4to, orig. black cloth & marbled bds.; light wear, d/j (edgewear). Color frontis., b/w illus. * Tantum, George B. Penn’s GreatTown: ... Philadelphia Architecture in Prints & Drawings. Philadelphia:University of Pennsylvania, (1961). 4to. orig. two-tone cloth; lightwear & minor discoloration, d/j (edge wear). Plates. Somedampstaining & creasing to bottom fore-edge corners. * Moss,Roger W. Philadelphia Victorian: The Building of The Athenaeum.Philadelphia: Athenaeum, 1998. 1st ed. #59/500 signed by Moss.4to, orig. green cloth, slipcase with paper label. Illus. Near Fine.$60-90

6242 vols.Philadelphia Business, Industry & C.: Trades League of Philadelphiaas It Appears in The Year 1894. Philadelphia: Geo. S. Harris, (1894).4to, orig. purple cloth, a.e.g.; spine and extremities heavily scuffed.Illus., adverts. Internally clean. * The Financiers of Philadelphia, aDirectory of Directors, 1902 - spine title. Lg. 8vo, orig. green cloth.Numerous photo portraits, adverts. Pp. 201-204 sprung. Internallyslight dampwrinkled.$80-120

6252 vols.Pennsylvania Forges, Furnaces and Ironwork: Pennsylvania Societyof The Colonial Dames of America. Forges and Furnaces in TheProvince of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia, 1914. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. bluecloth, gilt, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; light wear. Plates. * Mercer,Henry C. The Bible in Iron. Doylestown: Bucks County HistoricalSociety, 1941. 2nd ed. 4to, orig. blue cloth, gilt; slightly dusty,corners bumped. Photo illus. Minor foxing on title page.$80-120

62618 vols. (17 wrappers)Philadelphia Gas Works: Annual Reports of The Trustees.Philadelphia, 1840-1844, 1848-1851, 1853, 1854, 1860. The 4th-10th, 13th-16th, 18th, 19th & 25th reports. All 8vo, orig. printedwrappers or self-wrappers (14th & 15th disbound), back wrapper of19th report detached. * Cresson, J.C., Superintendent. Report to TheTrustees... on The Progress and State of The Works... January 22, 1841.Philadelphia, 1841. 8vo, orig. printed wrappers; chipped. 2 copies.* Report of The Trustees... on The Petitions Praying for a Reduction in ThePrice of Gas,... February 24th, 1843. (Philadelphia), 1843. 8vo, orig.wrappers; back wrapper gone. * Cresson, J.C. Report to The Trustees,August 8, 1845. Philadelphia, 1845. 8vo, orig. self-wrappers. * TheUnited Gas Improvement Company... Philadelphia. Some Proofs ThatLife at The Gas Works is Worth Living. [Philadelphia], [ca. 1900].Oblong 4to, orig. silver-lettered & decorated green cloth; light wear.Half-tone photo plates.$100-200

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6274 vols. (wrappers)Railroadiana: Ellet, Charles, Jr. Report on The Location of The WesternPortion of The Baltimore and Ohio Rail-Road,... Philadelphia: John C.Clark, 1850. 8vo, orig. printed green wrappers; some dust soiling.Dampstaining to margins. * The Hempfield Rail Road and The Bonds ofOhio County, Virginia, and Washington County, Pennsylvania.Philadelphia: John C. Clark, 1852. 8vo, orig. printed blue wrappers;minor dust soiling to edges. Dampstaining to upper fore-edgecorners. Lg. fold. map with out-line color. * Answers... President...Hempfield Rail Road... Finance Committee... of Philadelphia, Jan. 25,1853. Philadelphia: John C. Clark, 1853. 8vo, orig. printed greenwrappers; some dust soiling. * An Act to Incorporate The HempfieldRail Road Company... Philadelphia: John C. Clark, 1853. 8vo, orig.printed salmon wrappers; some dust soiling, corners chipped, minorcello-tape repairs.$80-120

6284 vols.Pennsylvania Railroad and Other Travel: (Bromwell, William). Off-Hand Sketches. A Companion... Tourist and Traveller... Philadelphia,Pottsville and Reading Railroad. Philadelphia: J. W. Moore, 1854.12mo, orig. blind-stamped brown cloth; moderate edge wear.Frontis., full-page and text wood-engraved illus. Scattered light tomoderate foxing. * Sipes, William B. The Pennsylvania Railroad.Philadelphia: The Passenger Dept., 1875. 4to, orig. gilt-letteredbrown cloth; moderate wear, joints, spine ends, and corners frayed.Frontis., full-page and text wood-engraved illus. Light foxing to titlepage. * Sachse, Julius F. The Wayside Inns on The Lancaster RoadsideBetween Philadelphia and Lancaster. Lancaster, 1912. Lg. 8vo, orig.green cloth, paper spine label; some edge wear, front hinge startingto separate. Plates. Owner’s ink inscription at head of contents page.With author’s bookplate and mounted signature on front paste-down. Ex-library copy. * Omwake, John. The Conestoga Six-Horse BellTeams of Eastern Pennsylvania. Cincinnati: Ebbert and Richards, 1930.2nd printing. 4to, orig. maroon cloth; moderate wear and occasionalstaining. Frontis, photo and other illus.$100-150

6291 vol.Guide-Book of The Lehigh Valley Railroad. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott,1873. 8vo, orig. gilt-lettered flexible black cloth; edges slightly foxed.Fold map. Wood ingraved views (plates). Internally clean.$80-120

6301 vol.Wood, George B. An Address On The Occasion of The CentennialCelebration of The Founding of The Pennsylvannia Hospital.Philadelphia, 1851. 8vo, orig. gilt-pictorial brown cloth; some edgewear, head of spine gone. With 2 engraved views (includingfrontis.).$80-120

6311 vol.American Academy of Music. Act of Incorporation... Supplements...By-Laws of The Corporation. Philadelphia, 1862. 8vo, modern cloth,black morocco labels.$80-120

6327 vols. (wrappers).Pennsylvania Academy of The Fine Arts: School Circular... Session of1914-1915. Philadelphia, 1914. Photo frontis., other illus. * Exhibition ofPaintings and Drawings by Representative Modern Masters, April 17 toMay 9, 1920. Philadelphia, 1920. * Catalogue of The Forty-Sixth AnnualWater Color and Print Exhibition and The Forty-Seventh AnnualExhibition of Miniatures... 1948. [Philadelphia], [1948]. 1st ed. Illus.Adverts. Signed on front wrapper by Thornton Oakley. * Catalogue ofThe Forty-Eighth Annual Water Color and Print Exhibition... 1950.Philadelphia, [1950]. Illus. Adverts. * Catalogue, The Fiftieth AnnualInternational Exhibition, Water Colors, Prints, Drawings... 1952.Philadelphia, [1952]. Illus. Signed on front wrapper by ThorntonOakley. * The 51st Annual Exhibition, Water Colors, Prints, Drawings1953. [Philadelphia], 1953. Illus. Adverts. * Catalogue of The OneHundred and Fifty Seventh Annual Exhibition, Water Colors, Prints,Drawings 1957. Philadelphia, [1957]. Illus. * Catalogue of The One-Hundred and Fifty-Fourth Annual Exhibition, Water Colors, Prints,Drawings, 1959. Philadelphia, [1959]. Illus. All 8vo, orig wrappers;scattered light wear.$80-120

6331 vol.Inauguration of The New Building of The Pennsylvania Academy of TheFine Arts. 22 April 1876. [Philadelphia], [1876]. Lg. 8vo, orig. printedwrappers; some dust soiling to edges, corners chipped. Minorinternal creasing.$60-90

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6344 vols.19th-Century Female Education: Oakland Female Institute Circular(s)and Catalogue(s) for The Year(s) Ending.... 1846-1860, 1862-1870, 1872.Philadelphia, 1846-1860, 1862-1870, 1872. 8vo, contemp. bds.,rebacked, orig. wrappers preserved. Plain & color litho. views.* Mortimer, C. B. Bethlehem and Bethlehem School. New York:Stanford & Delisser, 1858. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. brown cloth, gilt-letteredspine; some edge wear. Sabin 50983. * Reichel, William C. A Historyof The Rise, Progress, and Present Condition of The Bethlehem FemaleSeminary, With a Catalogue of Its Pupils, 1785-1858. Philadelphia: J. B.Lippincott, 1858. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. gilt-lettered and decorated andblind-stamped blue cloth; light edge wear. Plates (portraits andviews). Internally clean. Sabin 68989. * (Oakland Female InstituteGift Presentation Vol.) Parish Psalmody... Philadelphia: H. Perkins,1849. 8vo, contemp. gilt-lettered presentation full black morocco,gilt, a.e.g.; corners rubbed.$200-300

63512 vols.Westtown School: Report of The Committee... Boarding School atWesttown. N.p., 1869. 12mo, orig. printed wrappers; spine reinforced,slightly creased. * A Brief History of Westtown Boarding School with aGeneral Catalogue of Officers, Students, etc. Philadelphia: Sherman &Co., 1872. 12mo, orig. purple cloth; spine faded, some edge wear.Frontis. Scattered light foxing. * The second ed. (1873) of thepreceding, 12mo, orig. grey cloth; some edge wear, frontis. Moderatedust soiling to back cover & endpapers. * Another copy of thepreceding, orig. green cloth; light wear, frontis., scattered lightfoxing. * The 4th ed. (1883) of the preceding, 12mo, orig. browncloth, gilt-lettered spine; light wear, frontis. * Another copy of the4th ed., 12mo, orig. brown cloth, gilt-lettered spine; light tomoderate wear, casing lightly loose, frontis., front free endpaperdefective. * Leedom, B.J.Westtown Under The Old and The NewRegime.Warzburg, 1883. 16mo, contemp. 1/4 brown morocco &marbled bds.; scuffed & a little dampwrinkled. Internally clean. * ACatalogue(s) of The Officers and Students of Westtown BoardingSchool,... Winter Session, 1874-5 - Winter Term, 1885-6. 12mo,contemp. 1/2 morocco & marbled bds.; occasionally rubbed.* Watson, W.; Dewes, Sarah B. Centennial History of WesttownBoarding School, 1799-1899. Philadelphia: Sherman & Co., 1899.12mo, orig. gilt-lettered maroon cloth, t.e.g.; minor wear. Photoplates, other illus. * Another copy of the preceding, orig. marooncloth, gilt; slightly dusty. Photo plates, other illus. * 2 copies of thepreceding in gilt-lettered green cloth, t.e.g.; light wear. Photo plates,other illus.$200-300

6366 vols.Pennsylvania Church Histories: Stone, John S. A Discourse,Commemorative of The Life and Character of The Reverend James May,D.D.... Philadelphia: J. S. McCalla, 1864. 8vo, orig. gilt-lettered browncloth; edges fading * Fluck, J. Lewis. A History of The ReformedChurches in Chester County. Norristown, 1892. 1st ed. 12mo, orig.pictorial white cloth, gilt-lettered spine; light to moderate dustsoiling. Photo plates. Internally clean. * The History of Old St. David’sChurch, Radnor, in Delaware County, Pennsylvania. Philadelphia,[1907]. #554/1000. 8vo, orig. white-lettered brown cloth; lightedge wear. Plates. Newspaper clipping on front blank. * Murphy,Thomas. The Presbytery of The Log College: The Cradle of ThePresbyterian Church in America. Philadelphia, [1899]. 8vo, orig. gilt-lettered purple-brown cloth; slightly scuffed. Plates. Light foxing totitle page. * Another copy of the preceding, orig. cloth; slightlyscuffed, plates, light foxing to title page. * Barratt, Noris Stanley.Outline of The History of Old St. Paul’s Church, Philadelphia,Pennsylvania, 1760-1898. Colonial Society of Pennsylvania, 1917. 1sted. Lg. 8vo, orig. red cloth, gilt; light to moderate wear. Plates. Inkannotations on front free endpaper.$100-150

6371 vol.Eddowes, Ralph. Sermons Delivered before The First Society ofUnitarian Christians in The City of Philadelphia. Philadelphia: AbrahamSmall, 1817. 12mo, orig. bds.; spine worn, bdg. starting to break.Untrimmed. Former ownership signatures of Sarah Davis on title-page & front fly.American Imprints 40724 (locating 4 copies)$80-120

6382 vols(Masonic 19th-Century Periodical Literature.) The Keystone.Philadelphia, July 20, 1867 - January 23, 1869. Vol. I, nos. 1 - Vol. II,no. 28. Folio, contemp. 1/2 morocco & pebbled cloth; joints &extremities rubbed & worn, front hinge broken. Internally intact &generally clean. * The Freemason’s Magazine and General Miscellany.[Philadelphia], Oct. 18, 1811 - March, 1812. Vol. II, nos. 1-6. 8vo,contemp. sheep; rubbed & worn, front cover detached. With 2plates (1 fold. - defective). Occasional internal foxing & staining.$150-250

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6397 vols.Masonic Subjects: Chandler, Joseph R.Masonic Discourses.Philadelphia: Ed Barrington and Geo. D. Haswell, 5844 [1844]. 8vo,orig. blind-stamped brown cloth, gilt-lettered spine; light wear,occasionally scuffed. Light to occasionally moderate foxing. * TheAhiman Rezon,... for 1895. Philadelphia, 1909. 8vo, orig. gilt-letteredblue cloth; edge wear, occasional dust soiling. * The issue of 1928 ofthe preceding, Philadelphia, 1929, 8vo, orig. gilt-lettered blue cloth;occasional moderate wear & minor dust soiling. 2 copies. * Barrcott,Norris S.; Sachse, Julius F. Freemasonry in Pennsylvania, 1727-1907.Philadelphia, 1908-1919. 3 vols. 8vo, orig. blue cloth, gilt, t.e.g., otheredges untrimmed; light wear, occasionally scuffed, minor dustsoiling. Plates. Vols. 1-3, covering 1757-1855.$200-300

6405 vols.American Revolution. Proceedings on The Occasion...Dedication...Monument...One Hundredth Anniversary of The PaoliMassacre... September 20, 1877.West Chester, 1877. 8vo, orig. cloth;worn and faded. Minor internal spotting. * Jones, Edward C. 78 Lyricsof The Revolution. Philadelphia, 1899. 12mo, orig. light brown cloth;light to moderate wear and dust soiling. Frontis., minor internalfoxing. * Pennsylvania Society of Sons of The Revolution. TheStandards, Flags and Banners. Philadelphia, 1913. Sm. 4to, orig. gilt-lettered two-tone cloth (blue and beige); light edge wear, slightlydusty. With 18 plates. Scattered foxing. * Waldenmaier, Nellie P.Some of The Earliest Oaths of Allegiance to The United States ofAmerica. N.p., 1944. 8vo, orig. blue cloth; light edge wear, d/j(chipped, upper section of panels torn away, slightly dusty). Frontis.* Smith, Samuel S. The Battle of Brandywine.Monmouth Beach, N.J.,1976. #4/500. 4to, orig. olive cloth, gilt; light wear. Illus. in text.$80-120

6411 vol.Darlington, William.Memorials of John Bartram and HumphreyMarshall with Notices of Their Botanical Contemporaries.Philadelphia: Lindsay and Blakiston, 1849. 1st ed. Thick 8vo, modernblack buckram. Frontis., facs., text illus. Scattered light foxing, lightto moderate foxing to title page. With 3 pp. autograph letter signedby Anna Maria Collinson (great grand daughter of Peter Collinson,one of Bartram’s botanical correspondents), to the author, 14 May1850, giving family history, tipped in.Sabin 18597$80-120

6421 vol.Morand, [J.]. Memoir of Accupuncturation... Translated from TheFrench by Franklin Bache... Philadelphia: Robert Desilver, 1825. FirstAmerican edition. 12mo, contemp. tree sheep, gilt-ruled spine,morocco spine label; scuffed, joints and extremities occasionallyrubbed. Some internal foxing and dampstaining.American Imprints 21516$60-100

6431 vol.Rafinesque, C.S. Medical Flora; or Manual of The Medical Botany ofThe United States of North America. Philadelphia: Samuel C. Atkinson,1830. First edition. Vol. 2 (of 2) only. 12mo, contemp. speckledsheep, morocco spine label; scuffed, joints & extremities rubbed,front joint tender. With 48 (nos. 53-100) wood-engraved platesprinted in green. Scattered light foxing, some discoloration to frontmatter.Sabin 67457$800-1,200

6441 vol.Pleasanton, Gen. A.J. The Influence of The Blue Ray of The Sunlight...in Developing Animal and Vegetable Life. Philadelphia, 1876. Firstedition. 8vo, orig. gilt-lettered green cloth; edges rather worn &frayed. Frontis. printed in blue. Page 5/6 loose, some chipping to itsedges.One of the earliest books to examine the influence of light on plantsand animals.$100-200

6451 vol.Uhle, Max. Pachacamac: Report of The William Pepper... PeruvianExpedition of 1896. Philadelphia: Department of Archaeology of TheUniversity of Pennsylvania, 1903. Folio, original wrappers; ratherchipped, back wrapper faded. Fold. plan, 21 plates, text illus.Internally generally clean.$80-120

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6464 vols.Taylor, Bayard: Eldorado, or, Adventures in The Path of Empire:... AVoyage to California. New York: George P. Putnam, 1850. First edition.2 vols. 12mo, orig. blind-stamped green cloth, gilt-lettered spine;light wear. With 8 tinted lithographic plates. Scattered light tomoderate foxing, vol. 2 title page & front matter perhaps more thanmoderately foxed, minor occasional dampstaining. 45 pp. adverts.Signed and dated, “New York, 1850,” by Bayard Taylor on front freeendpaper recto. In custom green cloth slipcase & sleeve. BAL196388, state B of adverts. * The second edition of the preceding,New York: G.P. Putnam’s, 1850, 2 vols., 12mo, orig. green cloth, gilt-lettered spine, 8 tinted plates, 12 pp. adverts., internally generallyclean. In custom cloth & bds. slipcase.$300-500

647Lot.Taylor, Bayard. Assorted works by & about. List available uponrequest.$800-1,200

648Lot.Hergesheimer, Joseph. Assorted works by & about. List availableupon request.$800-1,200

6492 vols.(Photo Illustrated Clement Biddle Verse): B(iddle), C(lement).Airdrie and Fugitive Pieces. Philadelphia: George Gebbie, 1872. 1st ed.8vo, orig. gilt-lettered & decorated green pebbled cloth, t.e.g.,beveled edges; corners & spine ends frayed. With 7 mountedphotos (Woodbury types or carbon prints) of The Biddle EstateAirdrie, tissue guards (missing from frontis.). Signed & inscribed onfront fly by “The Author.” Internally generally clean & crisp. * Biddle,Clement. Poems. Philadelphia: Lindsay & Baker, 1876. 1st ed. 8vo,orig. gilt-lettered green cloth, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; corners& spine ends frayed, 2 inch split at top of front joint. With 10mounted albumen photo prints of the Biddle Estate Airdrie. Firstbook of poems published under Biddle’s name.$200-300

6502 vols.Sewell, William. The History of The Rise, Increase and Progress of TheChristian People Called Quakers. Philadelphia: B. & T. Kite, and S. Pike,1811. 8vo, contemp. tree calf, red morocco spine labels; spines &extremities often scuffed. Internally generally clean. Attractive bdg.American Imprints 23920$80-120

6519 vols.William Penn and Related Subjects: Frost, John. The Life of WilliamPenn,... Early History of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia, 1839. 1st ed. 24mo,contemp. sheep; rubbed and worn, cover detached. Frontis., wood-engraved text illus. Scattered light to moderate foxing. * Clarkson,Thomas.Memoirs of The Public and Private Life of William Penn.London, 1849. 12mo, contemp. 1/4 calf & cloth, morocco spine label;joints and corners rubbed. Frontis., 2 fold. maps (Philadelphia &Pennsylvania); close tear to Phila. map. Scattered spotting. * Paget,John. An Inquiry Into The Evidence... Charges... Lord Macaulay AgainstWilliam Penn. Edinburgh: W. Blackwood and Sons, 1858. Sm. 8vo,orig. brown cloth, spine gilt; some chipping to spine and joints.* Passages from The Life and Writings of William Penn. Philadelphia:Friend’s Bookstore, 1882. 12mo, orig. brown cloth; light wear. * Trialof William Penn and William Mead at The Old Bailey, 1670. London:Headley Brothers, [1908]. Sm. 4to, contemp. 3/4 brown moroccoand marbled bds.; scuffed, joints and extremities rubbed. * TheCharter of Liberties from William Penn to The Freemen of The Province ofPennsylvania. Philadelphia, 1909. Sm. 4to, gilt-lettered & decoratedblue cloth; slightly scuffed. Ink stamp on front free endpaper.* Gummere, Amelia Mott. The Quaker: A Study in Costume.Philadelphia: Ferris and Leach, 1901. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. 1/2 suede &bds., paper spine label; a little scuffed. Plates (1 sprung). * The PennCountry of Buckinghamshire. [London], n.d. [ca. 1920]. 4to, orig. stiffwrappers, cover label; some edge wear and creasing. Photo plates,maps, text illus.$100-200

6522 vols.William Penn - 18th-Century Imprints: Barclay, Robert. The Anarchyof The Ranters... To which is added: A Brief Examination and State ofLiberty Spiritual. London: Mary Hinde, 1771. 8vo, unbound. Old ms.meeting ownership inscription on title page. Minor dust soiling andcreasing. * Penn, William. No Cross, No Crown. Philadelphia: JacobJohnson, 1796. 8vo, contemp. sheep; rubbed and worn, spine gone,binding broken. Scattered light foxing, minor browning and stainingto title. 1796 ownership signature of George Sparkman on frontblank. Evans 30972.$100-150

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6531 vol.Penn, W(illiam). A Defence of a Paper Entitled Gospel-Truths AgainstThe Exceptions of The Bishop of Cork’s Testimony. London: T. Sowell,1698. First edition, mixed. 8vo, contemp. paneled calf, moroccospine label; edges occasionally rubbed, joints slightly stressed.Internally generally clean. Armorial bookplate on front paste-down.Bronner & Fraser 113A & 113B: first issue title page, second issuetext and collation.$200-300

6547 vols.Philadelphia 18th-Century Religious Imprints: Phipps, Joseph. TheOriginal and Present State of Man. Philadelphia: Joseph Crukshank,1783. 8vo, contemp. sheep; rubbed, worn and blistered, spinemostly gone. Some internal dampstaining and foxing. Ink stamps onblanks. Evans 18139. * Another copy of the preceding, contemp.sheep; rubbed and worn, spine crudely repaired, lacking freeendpaper and blanks, some internal foxing. * Owen, John. TheNature, Power, Deceit, and Prevalency of Indwelling Sin in Believers.Philadelphia: William Young, 1793. 12mo, contemp. sheep; rubbed,back cover gone, head of spine defective, front cover starting todetach. Some internal dampstaining. Evans 25953. * [Murray,Lindley.] The Power of Religion on The Mind,... Philadelphia: JosephCrukshank, 1793. 24mo, contemp. mottled sheep; occasionallyrubbed. Minor internal foxing. Sound copy. Evans 25853. * [Neale,Samuel.] Some Account of The Life and Religious Exercises of MaryNeale. Philadelphia: Joseph Crukshank, 1796. 1st Am. ed. 12mo,contemp. mottled sheep; scuffed. Some internal foxing & staining, afew signatures sprung. Evans 30834; Sabin 52167. * Lucas,Margaret. An Account of The Convincement and Call to The Ministryof... Philadelphia: Johnson, 1800. 1st ed. 12mo, contemp. sheep;scuffed, extremities occasionally rubbed. Some internal foxing,occasional ink underscoring and dampstaining. Lacking freeendpapers. 1 p. adverts. Evans 37858. * [Shelock, Thomas.] The Trialof The Witnesses of The Resurrection of Jesus. Philadelphia: H.Tuckniss, 1800. 1st ed. 24mo, contemp. sheep; scuffed, jointsrubbed. Internally generally clean. With contemp. manuscript,“Observations by a Reader,” on last page & back blanks. Evans38496.$200-300

6554 vols.Pennsylvania Law - 18th Century Imprints: (Pennsylvania,Province.) Votes and Proceedings of The House of Representatives ofThe Province of Pennsylvania Beginning The Fifteenth Day of October,1744. Volume The Fourth Philadelphia: Henry Miller, 1774. Folio,contemp. sheep; rubbed, worn & blistered. Scattered foxing,occasional dampstaining & darkening. Ex-library. Covers Oct. 15,1744 - Sept. 30, 1758. Evans 13524. * (Pennsylvania, State.) Acts ofThe General Assembly of The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. [1790-1792.] Philadelphia: Hall and Sellers, 1791-1792. 3 vols. in 1. Folio,contemp. sheep & bds.; rubbed & worn, covers detached. Scatteredfoxing & dampstaining. Early owner ink signature on titles, inkannotations on blanks. Includes print’sing of The Constitution of TheUnited States. Ex-library. Evans 23670, 23671, 24666. * Lot alsoincludes 2 vols. of bound Pennsylvania Laws, etc., ca. 1777-1797.Folio, contemp bds.; worn. Ex-library.$300-500

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6563 vols.Pennsylvania Law - 18th-Century Imprints: (Pennsylvania,Province.) The Acts of Assembly of The Province of Pennsylvania,...,Together with The Royal Proprietary, City and Borough Charters, and TheOriginal William Penn to the First Settlers of The Province. Philadelphia:Hall and Sellers, 1775. Folio, contemp. calf; rubbed & worn, coversdetached but present. Scattered light foxing. Some dampstaining &soiling to Appendix & Index. With separate Appendix title, withoutthe terminal [blank?] pp. called for by Evans. Old ink annotations ontitle page. Ex-library. Evans 14364. * (Pennsylvania, Province &State.) Laws of The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania [1700-1790].Philadelphia: Hall and Sellers, 1797, 1793. Vols. I & II. 2 vols. Folio,contemp. sheep; rubbed & worn but holding, lacking front freeendpaper in vol I. Some internal smudging & foxing. Ink annotationson title pages. Republished under the authority of the Legislature byAlexander James Dallas. Ex-library - labels on back paste-down &spines. Not recorded by Evans, Bristol or Shipton & Mooney.$200-300

6571 vol.Reed, John. An Explanation of The Map of The City and Liberties ofPhiladelphia. Philadelphia: Printed for the Author... sold by... NicholasBrooks, 1774. 4to, contemp. wrappers; worn and creased, re-backedwith old cloth. Some internal dampstaining, scattered light foxing,corners creased. Benjamin Myer’s (18th-Century) copy, signed byhim at head of title page and front wrapper, also with the 18th-Century signature of John M. George on front wrapper.Issued separately from, but contemporaneously with, Reed’simportant Philadelphia map. Includes records of the first purchasersin Philadelphia and their lots.Evans 13564$800-1,200

6581 vol.Tennent, Gilbert. Twenty Three Sermons Upon the Chief End of Man.Philadelphia: William Bradford, 1744. 4to, contemp. blind-tooledsheep; rubbed. 18th & 19th-Century ink annotations on title page,front & back blanks, scattered light foxing, margins oftendampstained, occasional dampstaining to text. Pp. (2), (4), 3-465[466], (3), (1).Evans 5500$200-300

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6591 vol.(Pennsylvania, State.) The Acts of The General Assembly of TheCommonwealth of Pennsylvania..., The Laws Now in Force, PassedBetween The 30th Day of September 1775 and The Revolution.Together with The Declaration of Independence, The Constitution ofThe State of Pennsylvania, and The Articles of Confederation of TheUnited States of America. Philadelphia: Francis Bailey, 1782. Folio,contemp. sheep; rubbed & occasionally blistered, but holding.Lacking front free endpaper. Scattered, generally light, foxing, somedampstaining to margins of title page, occasional smudging tomargins of Declaration. Ex-library labels on back paste-down &bottom portion of spine.Evans 17656$250-400

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6601 vol.(Pennsylvania, State.) Journals of The House of Representatives ofThe Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Beginning The Twenty-EighthDay of November, 1776, and Ending The Second Day of October,1781. With The Proceedings... Committees and Conventions, Beforeand at The Commencement of The American Revolution.Philadelphia: John Dunlap, 1782. Volume The First. Folio, contemp.(orig.?) sheep & bds.; rubbed, worn & blistered. Scattered internallight foxing & occasional, mostly minor, soiling. Untrimmed.Includes printing of The Declaration of Independence.Evans 17658$300-500

660A1 vol.(Early American Theatre.) Godfrey, Thomas, Jr. Juvenile Poems onVarious Subjects. With The Prince of Parthia, A Tragedy. Philadelphia:Henry Miller, 1765. 4to, contemp. sheep; rubbed, worn & blistered,covers detached but present. Early owner’s ink manuscript &stamped signatures at head of title, early 20th-Century ink owner’ssignature & inscription at foot of title page. Some internaldampstaining & spotting, horizontal tear across leaf G1, tears at topmargin of leaf N2, lower blank bottom fore-edge corner torn away,upper blank fore-edge corner of leaf Bb2 & Bb3 worn away. (1)-xxvi,(2), 1-223 pp., free endpapers detached but present.The Prince of Parthia is generally acknowledged as the first playwritten by an American to be performed on the professional stage,at the Southwark Theatre, Philadelphia in 1767. In this copy the partsof Artabanus, The King of Parthia, are marked in old (contemp.?)ink, indicating the possible use of this book in the first (and only)performance.Evans 9983; Hughes p. 38.$2,500-3,500

6611 vol.Ellwood, Thomas. Davideis: The Life of David, King of Israel in FiveBooks. Philadelphia: Joseph Crukshank, 1785. First edition. 12mo,contemp. tree sheep, red morocco spine label; rubbed, jointsoccasionally blistered. Some internal foxing & staining, a few leavesdetaching with worn gutter. Early owner’s signatures on front &back matter.Evans 19001$100-150

6621 vol.(Helmuth, Justus Henry Christian.) Denkmal der Liebe und AchtungWelches Seiner Hochwurden dem Hern D. Heinrich MelchoirMuhlenberg. Philadelphia: Melchoir Steiner, 1788. First edition. 8vo,orig. speckled wrappers; spine mostly gone. Frontis. portrait ofMuhlenberg. Some dampstaining to back wrapper & back matter,offsetting on title page, some toning throughout. In worn & soiledcloth case.Biography of Muhlenberg, with 2 of his hymns, excerpts from hisdiary, letters, poems & sermons.Muhlenberg, Henry Melchoir (1711-1787), virtual founder of theLutheran Church in America.Evans 21139; Arndt 727 - this copy without the second title boundwith the Evans & Arndt copies.$150-250

6632 vols.(Bible in English.) The Holy Bible... Trenton: Isaac Collins, 1791. 4to,contemp. blind-paneled calf; rubbed & worn, covers detached, spinedefective, scattered internal dampstaining and browning. Somechipping to margins of Concordance. Bound without “PracticalObservations.” 18th and 19th-Century Shoemaker family manuscriptrecords. * Another copy of the preceding, 4to, contemp. blind-paneled calf; worn and rubbed, cover detached, slight to moderatefoxing, front blanks detached, lacking last four leaves of theConcordance, bound without “Practical Observations.” Shoemakerand related family manuscript records.The first Bible printed in New Jersey.Evans 23184

$400-700

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663A1 vol.The Holy Bible. Philadelphia: W. Young, 1791-92. 12mo, contemp. redstraight-grained morocco, black morocco spine label, gilt, a.e.g.;front cover detached. 2 vols. in 1, with New Testament title page,Philadelphia: W. Young, 1792, with 2 pp. table following N.T. WithClement Biddle ms. family records on front page.Evans 23183, calling for 1-3 title pages (2 in above copy) and forPsalm of David in meter (not present in above copy).$800-1,200

6641 vol.Clendinin, John. The Practical Surveyor’s Assistant. Philadelphia:Benjamin Johnson for The Author, 1793. First edition. Sm. 4to,contemp. sheep; scuffed. List of subscribers, tables. Some spotting& light foxing. Heads shaved close.Evans 25035$500-800

6651 vol.Rush, Benjamin. An Account of The Bilious Remitting Yellow Fever, asIt Appeared in The City of Philadelphia, in The Year 1793. Philadelphia:Thomas Dobson, 1794. “Second Edition.” 8vo, contemp. sheep, redmorocco label; rubbed, front cover detached. Moderately browned,some internal dampstaining. Front free endpaper detached. Ex-library - ink stamp on verso of title page, early ink signature of JohnRidgely at head of title.Issued as Volume Three of the second edition of Rush’s MedicalInquiries and Observations. With the exception of “Second Edition”on title page, indistinguishable from the first edition issued that year.Evans 27659$250-400

6661 vol.(Washington, George.) (United States of America.) A Message ofThe President of The United States to Congress, Relative to France andGreat Britain: Delivered December 5, 1793. With The Papers ThereinRefered To. Philadelphia: for Mathew Carey, 1795. 8vo, contemp. treesheep, gilt-ruled spine, red morocco spine label; scuffed, joints &extremities occasionally rubbed, bottom fore-edge corner of backcover worn away. Some staining to endpapers, scattered lightinternal foxing. Early owner’s ink signature on title page & frontpaste-down.The Genet Affair Variant issue with title enclosed in ornamentalborder & price given below imprint, 87 1/2 cents.Evans 29736$200-300

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6671 vol.Stephens, Thomas. Stephens’s Philadelphia Directory for 1796.Philadelphia: printed for Thomas Stephens, [1796]. 12mo, slightlylater 1/2 brown calf & marbled bds.; scuffed, joints, spine ends &corners rubbed. Internally clean. With the 2 pp. of adverts. Lackingplan.$250-400

6681 vol.The Constitution of The United States,... The Declaration ofIndependence,...The Federal Constitution, with The Amendments.Philadelphia: Robert Campbell, 1800. 12mo, contemp. sheep; redmorocco spine label; scuffed, joints and extremities rubbed, frontjoint starting to detach. Front blank torn, early owner’s signature onfront free endpaper, minor internal foxing. Includes the firstpublications of the revised Constitutions of Kentucky, Georgia,Vermont, Delaware, Maryland, and Northwest Territories.Evans 37245; Howes C-176; Sabin 16106$200-300

6691 vol.Peirce, John, compiler. The New American Spelling Book, Improved.Philadelphia: Joseph Crukshank, 1808. 12mo, contemp sheep;heavily rubbed and worn, lacking front free endpaper, some internalspotting. American Imprints 15862$60-90

67010 vols.Franklin, Benjamin: The Life... The War of Independence... Negotiationsat Paris... History of His Political and Other Writings. London: Hunt andClarke, 1826. 12mo, contemp. red straight-grained morocco, gilt;rubbed and worn. Not recorded by Ford. * The Works... Essays... WithHis Life. London: J. Limburd, 1824. 8vo, later wrappers. Some internalstaining. Lacking original Limburd’s British Classics front wrapper.Ford 494. * The 1830 Limburd printing of the preceding, 8vo,contemp. cloth; spine defective. Not recorded by Ford. * The Life of...Also The Miscellaneous Writings... Edinburgh, 1838. People’s Edition.8vo, later wrappers. Slightly toned. Lacking original covers. Ford 518.* The Autobiography... Edited by Jared Sparks. London: H. G. Bohn,1850. 12mo, orig. publisher’s red straight-grained, morocco, spinegilt; parts of spine detaching, other wear. Lacking front free endpaper.Ford 414. * Autobiography. New York: Harper, 1856. 8vo, contemp.1/2 calf and marbled bds.; rubbed. Frontis., text illus. See Ford 413.* The 1859 New York: Harper ed. of the preceding, 8vo, orig. cloth,spine mostly gone, frontis., text illus. * The Life of Benjamin Franklin.Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott, 1874. 1st ed. thus, edited by JohnBigelow. 3 vols. 8vo, contemp. 3/4 tan calf, marbled bds. & edges,spines gilt, morocco spine labels; rubbed, spine ends rubbed awayor detaching, front hinges broken. Frontis. portrait. Ford 424.$100-200

67110 vols.Franklin, Benjamin: The Gentleman’s Magazine. London: July, 1767.8vo. disbound. Includes in list of books with remarks, “TheExamination of Doctor Benjamin Franklin, Relative to The Repeal ofThe American Stamp Act in 1767.” * Franklin, Benj(amin). SelectPieces. London: George Nicholson, 1801. 24mo, contemp. 1/4straight-grained morocco and marbled bds., spine gilt; extremitiesscuffed. Engraved title with vignette. Bound with two otherchapbooks published by Nicholson:Moral Tales... 1799; Moral Tales...1796. * (Franklin, Benjamin.) An Easy Introduction to The Game ofChess... To Which are Added The Morals of Chess, by Dr. Franklin.London: Daniel Ogilvy and Son, 1806. 2 vols. in 1. 12mo, contemp.1/2 diced calf and marbled bds.; worn and rubbed, sections of spinepulling away. Frontis. of chess board. Minor internal spotting. * TheLondon: Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, 1816 ed. of the preceding, 12mo,old cloth; worn, fold. plate of chess board; repaired on verso. Ford337. * (The Library of Entertaining Knowledge.) The Pursuit ofKnowledge Under Difficulties. London: Charles Knight, 1830. 2 vols.12mo, contemp. 1/2 morocco and marbled bds.; rubbed, worn,defective, marred. Includes engraved portrait of Franklin and 3chapters devoted to his history. * Poor Richard, 1733. An AlmanackFor... 1733. Philadelphia: B. Franklin, 1733. [but ca. 1850]. 12mo, laterwrappers; scattered cellotape repairs. Mid 19th-Century facsimile ofFranklin’s first almanac. * Franklin, Benj(amin). The Way to Wealth[etc.] Paris, 1795 [but Dijon, ca. 1900]. 12mo, contemp. 3/4 redmorocco and marbled bds.; rubbed, front cover detached. * Lotincludes 2 other 20th-Century facsimiles and reprints of works byFranklin.$200-300

6722 vols.Benjamin Franklin - Children’s Books: Thayer, William. The PrinterBoy, or How Benjamin Franklin Made His Mark. London: James Hogg &Sons, n.d. [ca. 1861]. 12mo, contemp. brown cloth, gilt; moderatelyworn and frayed. Color frontis. and title, 6 wood-engraved b/wplates. Adverts. Some internal spotting. Ford 971. * Mayhew, Henry.Young Benjamin Franklin. London: James Blackwood, n.d. [ca. 1880].12mo, orig. red cloth, gilt; edge wear, rebound, original spine laiddown. Frontis. and title printed in color. Some internal creasing andminor soiling.$80-120

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6733 vols.(Franklin, Benjamin - Correspondence): Correspondence Inedite etSecrete du Docteur B. Franklin. Paris: Janet Pere, 1817. 2 vols. 8vo,later 19th-Century 1/2 blue calf & marbled bds., marbled endpapersand edges; worn and rubbed, top third of spine of volume 2 gone.Portrait facsimile. Internally generally clean. Piracy of volumes 5 and6 of Duane’s edition of Franklin’s Works, Philadelphia, 1809, 1817.Ford 554. * A Collection of The Familiar Letters and MiscellaneousPapers of Benjamin Franklin. Boston, 1833. 1st ed. thus. 8vo, contemp.cloth; worn and rebacked. Minor scattered internal spotting.Untrimmed.$150-250

6743 pieces.Benjamin Franklin: “The Pennsylvania Gazette.” Philadelphia: B.Franklin, June 27, 1745. Number 836. 4 pp., small folio. Generallyclean, repaired along center fold. * “The New England Courant.”Boston: B. Franklin, Feb. 4 - Feb. 11, 1723 [but n.p., 1856]. 2 pp., sm.folio. Facsimile of the first newspaper printed by B. Franklin, printedin 1856 on press once owned by him. Generally clean. * Engravedmap. “Map of Cumberland and Franklin.” Engraved by W. Keenan...for Ramsey’s Annals of Tennessee [ca. 1853-1860]. 8 1/2 x 17inches (216 x 430 mm). Clean. All framed.$200-300

6755 vols.Franklin, Benjamin: The Works. Edinburgh: Oliver & Boyd, 1812. 2vols. in 1. 12mo, contemp. black straight-grained morocco; rebackedand repaired with mid 19th-Century cloth, cover detached. With 2frontispieces (including portrait). Minor internal staining. Ford 468.* The London: J. Walker, 1819 ed. of the preceding, 24mo, orig.printed bds.; spine gone, covers detached, scattered dust soiling,engraved frontis. and additional vignette title, untrimmed. Ford 489.* The London: W. Baynes, 1824 ed. of the preceding, 24mo,contemp. straight-grained purple morocco, gilt; joints andextremities rather rubbed. Engraved frontis. and additional vignettetitle. Ford 466. * The Halifax: William Milner, 1837 ed. of thepreceding, 24mo, contemp. 1/2 tan calf & marbled bds., spine,morocco spine label; joints and extremities heavily rubbed. Frontisportrait. See Ford 517. * The Halifax: William Milner, 1844 ed. of thepreceding, 24mo, orig. brown cloth; spine detached but present,edge wear. Engraved frontis. and additional vignette title. Notrecorded by Ford.$120-180

6764 vols.Franklin, Benjamin: Works of The Late Dr. Benjamin Franklin...Together with Essays... London: Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orne,1806. 2 vols. 12mo, orig. bds.; worn, rebacked in later 19th-Centurycloth. Portrait frontis. Scattered light foxing. Some old ink marginalannotations. Untrimmed. Ford 464. * The 1st vol. of the preceding,contemp. marbled bds.; rebacked in 19th-Century cloth. Portrait.Trimmed, clean. * The London: T. Kinnesley, 1816 ed. of thepreceding, 8vo, contemp. tree calf; worn and rubbed, rebacked withlater 19th-Century cloth. Frontis. portrait, engraved vignette titlepage, some spotting to front matter. Ford 481 (calling for 464 pp. -above copy with 471 pp.).$100-200

6773 vols.Franklin, Benjamin. Memoirs of The Life and Writings of BenjaminFranklin. London: for Henry Colburn, 1818. 1st ed., edited by WilliamTemple Franklin. 4to, contemp. full diced gilt-paneled calf, gilt-paneled spines, marbled edges, new morocco spine labels (1detaching); rebacked, orig. spines laid down scuffed, occasionalyrubbed. With portrait facsimile & 7 plates (including fold. plates).Scattered light foxing. Lacking terminal blanks in vol. 1. This is thefirst publication of the autobiography as written by Franklin and ofthe third part in any form.Ford 561$400-600

6781 vol.Franklin, Benjamin. The Life of Dr. Benjamin Franklin. Albany: Barber& Southwick, 1797. First Albany ed. 12mo, contemp. tree sheep, redmorocco spine label; scuffed, extremities rubbed, front coverdetached. Adverts. Minor scattered internal spotting.Ford 392; Evans 32147$100-150

6791 vol.Benjamin, Franklin. The Life of Dr. Benjamin Franklin. Danbury: N.Douglas, 1795. Fourth American edition. 24mo, contemp. sheep;scuffed, joints & extremities rubbed, front cover detached. Frontis.portrait of Franklin (some staining). With 4 pp. adverts. at back.Early floral geometrical hand colored book plate on front free endpaper recto.Ford 389; Evans 28701$200-300

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6803 vols.Franklin, Benjamin. Works of The Late Doctor Benjamin Franklin.London: G. G. J. and J. Robinson, n.d., [1794]. Third edition. 2 vols.12mo, contemp. speckled calf, spines gilt, black morocco spinelabels; rubbed, front covers detached. Title vignette portrait ofFranklin. Moderate foxing to t.p., vol. 2 t.p. trimmed at fore-edge.* Another copy of the preceding, 2 vols. in 1, later 19th-Centurymorocco & cloth; rubbed. Early owners signature at head of vol. 1t.p. The first edition was issued in 1793.Ford 444$200-300

6811vol.Franklin, Benjamin. The Private Life of The Late Benjamin Franklin...Originally Written by Himself, and Now Translated from The French...London: for J. Parsons, 1793. 8vo, later 1/4 tan calf & marbled bds.,red morocco spine label; joints & extremities scuffed. Internallygenerally clean.The first version of Franklin’s autobiography to appear in English.Ford 386$300-500

6824 vols.Franklin, Benjamin - 18th-Century German Imprints: BenjaminFranklin’s Jugendjahre. Berlin: H.A. Rottman, 1792. 12mo, orig.wrappers; moderately worn. Some internal creasing. Old librarystamp excised from t.p. - no loss of printing. Some internal spotting.Untrimmed. Ford 384, “contains only the first part of [Franklin’sAutobiography].” * Another copy of the preceding, contemp. 1/2calf & marbled bds.; extremities rubbed. Trimmed. * BenjaminFranklins Kleine Schriften.Weimar, 1794. 2 vols. 12mo, contemp. treesheep, spines gilt, red morocco spine labels; extremities rubbed.Frontis. portraits. Scattered light foxing. Ex-library - ink stamp on t.p.Ford 444.$200-300

6833 vols.Franklin, Benjamin. Benjamin Franklins Enskildta Lefwerne.Stockholm: Anders Jac. Nordstrom, 1792. Sm. 8vo, contemp. 1/4calf & bds., morocco spine label; extremities rubbed. Frontis. portrait(close tear in lower margin). Scattered light foxing. * Another copyof the preceding, red bds.; scuffed. Frontis. portrait. Internallygenerally clean. * Another copy of the preceding. 8vo, contemp. 1/4calf & marbled bds.; rubbed. Frontis. portrait. Early owner’s inksignature on title page. Each complete with 4 pp. adverts. at back.First edition in Swedish of Franklin’s Autobiography. The thirdedition in any language, preceeding the English language translationby a year.Ford 385$250-350

6841 vol.(Franklin, Benjamin.) Muller, Johann Christian. Anleitung zumSelebstunterrkht aus der Harmonika. Leipzig, 1788. First edition. 4to,19th-Century calf-backed bds.; occasionaly scuffed. Title vignetteportrait of Franklin. Some dampstaining to edges of t.p. & frontmatter letter press text of music.Compositions for Franklin’s Harmonica (his 1761 improvement ofmusical glasses).New Grove, 1st ed., 12: 823

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6852 vols.(Franklin, Benjamin, preface and notes by.) Cicero, Marcus Tullius.Cato Major or, A Treatise on Old Age. Glasgow: R. Urie, 1751. FirstBritish edition thus. 12mo, contemp. speckled calf, rebacked with19th-Century cloth. Lacking front free endpaper. Some internaldampstaining. Ford 45. * The London: Fielding and Walker, 1778printing of the preceding, 8vo, contemp. calf and marbled bds.;worn, rebacked with 19th-Century cloth. Lacking portrait. Ford 48.$150-250

6861 vol(Franklin, Benjamin.) A Collective of Gaelic Proverbs, and FamiliarPhrases;... To Which is Added The Way to Wealth by Dr. Franklin,Translated into Gaelic by Donald Macintosh. Edinburgh, 1785. 12mo,contemp. 1/2 calf & bds; worn & rubbed, front cover detached. Frontfree endpaper detached.Ford 124$120-180

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6871 vol.(Franklin, Benjamin.) Fosse, (Charles). Cheminnee Economique, ALaquelle on a Adapte la Mecanique de M. Franklin. Paris: Nancy,1786. 8vo, orig. wrappers; scattered wear & staining. With 5 fold.plates. Early owner’s ink signature on title page. Title page slightlytoned, internally generally clean. Untrimmed.$250-350

6881vol.(Franklin, Benjamin.) Smith, William. Eulogium on Benjamin Franklin,L.L.D. President of the American Philosophical Society. Philadelphia:Benjamin Franklin Bache, 1792. First edition. 8vo, orig. self wrappers.Scattered light foxing & spotting, some dampstaining, removed frombdg. but untrimmed. Dr. Smith was aided in the preparation of thisaddress by David Rittenhouse, Thomas Jefferson, JonathanWilliams, & Benjamin Rush.Ford 963; Evans 24799$300-500

6891 vol.(Franklin, Benjamin.) [Bowles’s Moral Pictures, or Poor RichardIllustrated, Being Lessons for The Young and Old, On Industry,Temperance, Frugality by The Late Dr. Benjamin Franklin.] [London:Bowles and Carver?], no date, [circa. 1796]. 24 (of 25) ovalvignettes of maxims, each individually excised & mounted to smalloblong folio leaf. Small oblong folio, orig. bds. Without title &“imprint”.$250-400

6901 vol.(Franklin, Benjamin, Printer.) The Charters of The Province ofPennsylvania and City of Philadelphia; A Collection of All The Lawsof The Province of Pennsylvania Now in Force: An Appendix [ofLaws]... Formerly in Force... Philadelphia: Sold and Printed by B.Franklin, 1742 [but 1743]. 3 parts in 1 vol. Folio, contemp. full blind-tooled calf, gilt-lettered morocco spine label; scuffed, extremitiesheavily rubbed, covers detached or detaching. Front free endpaperdetached. Some dampstaining to margins of Appendix. 18th & 19th-Century ink ownership inscriptions on title page & head of p. 3.Mispaginations corrected in old ink. Likely bound by JosephGoodwin, Philadelphia, with double blind fillet cover panels, likelyMiller Roll no. 23 along spine sides, Miller gilt spine label no. 1. Exlibrary copy - paper labels on back paste-down & bottom of spine.Miller 288; Evans 5033$2,000-3,000

69117 pieces.(Philadelphia Newspaper.) Aurora. Philadelphia, Jan. 10, 1810; Feb.15, 1810; March 2, 1810; March 7, 1810; March 15, 1810; March 12-14, 1810; March 20, 1810; March 21, 1810; March 23, 1810; March31, 1810; April 24, 1810; April 25, 1810; June 8, 1810; Aug. 17, 1810;Sept. 1, 1810. Each 1 sheet, folio; scattered light foxing, slightly toned.$100-200

6921 vol.Philadelphia Album, Ladies’ Literary Gazette. (Philadelphia), [1827-28].Vol. II, nos. 1-40. Sm. folio, contemp. 1/4 morocco and marbled bds.Early owner’s gilt-lettered red morocco labels on front cover. Wood-engraved vignettes. Scattered light foxing, minor chipping to head ofno 1.$100-200

6931 vol.(Poe, Edgar A.) Godey’s Magazine and Lady’s Book. Philadelphia,Jan. - Dec., 1846. Vols. 32 & 33. Tall 8vo, contemp. 1/2 brownmorocco & marbled bds.; extremities slightly rubbed, front hingecracked. Engraved plates, incl. 10 hand-colored fashion plates.Includes first appearance of Edgar A. Poe’s “The Cask ofAmontillado.” Internaly clean.$200-300

6942 vols.The Masterpieces of The Centennial International Exhibition Illustrated:Volume I. Strahan, Edward. Fine Art. Philadelphia: Gebbie & Barrie,(1876). With engraved vignette title & 45 steel-engraved plates,double-page, full-page & other wood-engraved illustrations.* Volume II. Smith, Walter. Industrial Art. Philadelphia: Gebbie &Barrie, (1876). With copper engraved frontis., numerous wood-engraved illus. Both 4to, orig. 3/4 brown morocco & pebbled cloth,gilt, a.e.g.; joints & extremities occasionally rubbed. Internally clean.Sound bdgs.Property from the Estate of Dr. and Mrs. Meyer Naide, Philadelphia,PA$200-300

6951 vol.Westcott, Thompson. Centennial Portfolio: A Souvenir of TheInternational Exhibition at Philadelphia. Philadelphia: ThomasHunter, 1876. Oblong 4to, orig. gilt-decorated terra-cotta cloth;rather edge worn, spine ends chipped, front hinge starting toseparate, back hinge repaired. With map & 52 tinted litho. plates(incl. views of 50 principal buildings), plans. Occasional internalsmudging.$200-300

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6961 vol.(Moran, John, photographer.) The Artists’ FundAnnual Collection of Twenty Photographs From OriginalDesigns by Members of the Artists’ Fund Society ofPhiladelphia. Philadelphia, 1868. Folio, original gilt-lettered, blind-stamped brown cloth; worn, spinechipped, binding beginning to break. With 20 photoplates of works by Peter, Edward and Thomas Moran,et al., signed on the photo mounts by Peter, Edward &Thomas Moran, also signed by I. L. Williams, Geo. C.Lambdin, S. J. Ferris, Wm. H. Wilcox, V. de V. Bonfield,Samuel B. Waugh, Samuel Sartain, John Faulkner,George B. Wood, Jr, and T. J. Fenimore.Likely Edward Moran’s copy, with copies of letters byEdward Moran associated with this copy inserted.$500-800

6971 portfolio.Oakley, Violet. The Holy Experiment: A Message to The World fromPennsylvania, Series of Mural Paintings... State Capitol. N.p., (1922).#301/500 signed by Violet Oakley. Folio, orig. blind and gilt-stamped calf, brass clasps; spine and edges rubbed. With 22 colorplates, 1 panel of plate 22 detached. Complete with internationalsupplement and list of subscribers. Loose as issued. Internally clean,minor occasional creasing. Color reproduction of the murals byViolet Oakley in the Pennsylvania State Capitol.$300-500

6981 portfolio.Oakley, Violet. The Holy Experiment: A Message to The World fromPennsylvania, Series of Mural Paintings... State Capitol. N.p., (1922).#357/500 signed by Violet Oakley. Folio, orig. blind and gilt-stamped calf, brass clasps; rubbed & worn. With 22 color plates.Occasional darkening to edges of text leaves and plate mounts.Plates clean & bright. Loose as issued. Color reproduction of themurals by Violet Oakley in the Pennsylvania State Capitol.$300-500

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6991 portfolio.Oakley, Violet. Law Triumphant, Containing The Opening of The Bookof The law and The Miracle of Geneva. N.p., 1932. Proof copy. Folio,orig. light brown, gilt-lettered & blind ruled pigskin, brass clasps;extremities occasionally rubbed. Holding: Printed folio text vol. inbds. (bright & clean), signed by Violet Oakley on limitation page &with her ms. presentation to Blanchette F. Hooker, dated November11, 1932 at the foot of that page; 8 unbound quires with ma,calligraphic title, tables & plate captions - presumably in Oakley’shand & with 71 printed proof plates (2 states of plate 2, plate 30notpresent, caption of plate 30 not completed - plates 1-16 in full color,plates 17-71 plain, sepia or sanguine); collection of blank sheets insleeve annotated & initialed by Oakley, “These blank pages occupythe space in the portfolio to be filled by the printed text...” Internallyclean.$300-500

700Lot.18th & 19th-Century Manuscript Material & C. - Primarily Relatingto Pennsylvania:Manuscript. Watson, John “Observations on TheCustomary Use of Distilled Spiritous Liquors.” N.p., ca. 1809. Sm.4to, unbound. 40 pp. * Ms. material relating to the preceding. * Ms.copy of the Will of Anthony Kimble... of Buckingham. 1796 orslightly later. * Indenture on parchment, Burks [sic] County. 1728.* Lot also includes 19th-Century indentures, partly-printeddocuments, letters. * Union Canal Company of Pennsylvania couponcertificate 1857.$200-300

701Lot.Manuscript Material:Manuscript genealogy. “Record of TheHowells.” N.p., ca. 1830. 12mo, orig. marbled stiff wrappers;detaching. 13 pp. * Manuscript account book. N.p., ca. 1833. 12mosheep-backed bds. * Thomas, Mary R. Autograph manuscript[school girl diaries]. Norristown & Philadelphia, 1883-1885. 3 vols.,16mo, orig. stiff wrappers. * Engrossed manuscript memorial.“Memorial of Samuel S.C. Willits and C.F. Burgin by Dr. William L.Taylor.” (Philadelphia), ca. 1885. 4to, contemp. 1/2 calf & cloth.Mounted photo. * Manuscript tissue paper letter copy book of C.C.Wilson. Philadelphia, 1890-1898. 4to, orig. sheep-backed cloth;moderate wear. Relating to the insurance business.$200-300

7024 vols.Primarily Manuscript Material relating to Rev. J. Grier Ralston(1815-1885), founder in 1845 of The Oakland Female Institute,Norristown, Pennsylvania: Ralston, J. Grier. Autograph manuscript.“Miscellany & Memorandum.” 1833-1842. Sm. 4to, orig. stiffwrappers. 28 pp. Includes lists of students at The Oxford FemaleSeminary, ca. 1842. * Manuscript receipt book of J. Grier Ralston,1848-1881. 12mo, orig. sheep; rubbed, hinges stressed. Withrevenue stamps, later entries for Mrs. Ralston. * Ralston, J. Grier.Autograph travel diary, ca. 1867. 12mo, orig. flexible calf. * Late 19th-Century scrapbook relating to J. Grier Ralston. 8vo, orig. blackmorocco, gilt; extremities rubbed.$200-300

7031 vol.Manuscript. [Childs, Isaac.] The Vision of Isaac Childs, Which HeSaw Concerning The Land of His Nativity in Pennsylvania in The SeventhMonth in The Year of Our Lord One Thousand Seven Hundred and Fifty-Seven. N.p., n.d. Oblong 12mo, late 18th-century bds.; rubbed &worn, front cover detaching. 42 leaves, incl. title. Some internaldampstaining. Foot of title faded.Later 18th-Century ms. copy of Child’s Vision. With contemp.signatures at back of Mary & Jacob Edge.$200-300

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7041 piece.(Manuscript Almanac.) Login, James. The New PennsylvaniaAlmanac for The Year of Christian Account, 1792. Folio, 12 leaves;occasional creasing and spotting. Lacking the two conjugate leavesfor February/November. Manuscript prepared by James Login ofSalem County, N.J., in 1791 for the Philadelphia bookseller andpublisher Robert Campbell. With a signed autograph notation onthe 4th leaf (on verso of calendar for April): “This almanacconstructed by James Login for Robert Campbell, being the first Ihave calculated for Phila. to be continued annually. Price for thecopy five pounds, Pennsylvania currency...”Drake 10309, recording 1 imperfect copy. See Drake 10334 and10381 for Login/Campbell almanacs for 1793 and 1795.$500-800

7052 vols.Numismatic Subjects:Manuscript Numismatic Catalogue. N.p.[Philadelphia, Norristown], ca. 1870. 12mo, orig. flexible sheep; lightto moderate wear. Collectors (dealer’s) recording various, primarilyAmerican, coins, their cost and “value”. * [Printed Catalogue]: “RareAmerican Coins.” (Norristown), (ca. 1910). 12mo; orig. wrappers.$80-120

7062 vols.Manuscript Recipe Books. N.p., [Philadelphia, Norristown?], ca.1850s & later. Sm. 4to, orig. bds. or wrappers. Includes recipes forpastry, ice cream, cornbread, sauces & jellies, also home remediesfor Cholera, Ague, Dropsy of The Heart, etc. Includes late 19th &early 20th-Century entries, but also many mid 19th-Century entries.$200-300

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7073 pieces + 2 vols.Muhlenberg Family Material: Printed document, filled-in in ms.Berlin, 1798. 1 p., folio. Membership certificate of Gotthief HeinrichErnst Muhlenberg (1735-1815) for contributions in botany fromNarturforschender Freunde zu Berlin. Signed by 12 noted academicmembers (Pelisson, Otto, Wildenour. Bode, Gronau, Herbst,Siegfried, Burgsdorf, Zollman, Bloch, M.H. Klaproth, L.G. Karsten).Slightly toned. * Manuscript document signed. Muhlenberg,F(rederick) (Augustus) (1795-1867). Lancaster County,Pennsylvania, 1821. 1 folio leaf; some creasing & moderate foxing.Framed. * Printed document filled-in in ms. Philadelphia, Sept. 20,1878. 1 p., folio. American Philosophical Society Membership ofFrederick Augustus Muhlenberg (1818-1901 - first President,Muhlenberg College). Framed. * (Muhlenberg, Henry A. - bookplateof.) Schroeter, Johann Samuel. Lithologiesche Real und Verbal Lexicon.Frankfurt, 1784, 1785, 1788. Vols. 6-8 in 1. 8vo, contemp. 1/2 calf &bds.; scuffed, joints & extremities rubbed. Bookplate of Henry A.Muhlenberg, dated 1846, on front paste-down. * (Muhlenberg, W.F.- his copy.) Tait, Lawson. Diseases of Women. New York: W. Wood,1879. 2nd ed. 8vo, orig. cloth; scuffed. Signed by W.F. Muhlenberg,son of F.A. Muhlenberg - first President of Muhlenberg College,practiced medicine in Reading.$200-300

7081 piece.Manuscript Document Signed. Muhlenberg & [John] P(eterGabriel). [Philadelphia?], March 18, 1788. 1 p., folio, on vellum, withpaper seal. Countersigned by Chas. Biddle, Sect. Land patent inDauphin County to Simon Coppenhaver. Clean & bold. Framed.Signed by Muhlenberg as Vice President of The Supreme ExecutiveCouncil of Pennsylvania.Muhlenberg, John Peter Gabriel (1746-1807), Revolutionary Wargeneral, politician, Lutheran pastor.$200-300

7091 piece.(Early Philadelphia Judaica.) Document Signed. Carson, James.Philadelphia, Jan. 16, 1812. Oblong 4to (5 x 9 3/8 inches). OfficialPhiladelphia City document, stating that no mortgage given bySolomon Myers Cohen, Solomon Gratz, or Bell Cohen, for aparticular property, can be found.$200-300

7101 piece.Document Signed. Jefferson Medical College Diploma for IsaacTindel(?). Philadelphia, 1846. 1 p., folio. Signed by Ashbel Green,Robley Dunglison, Joseph Pancoast, Franklin Bache. Occasionalminor staining, orig. ribbons present but frayed.$200-300

7111 piece.Manuscript Document. William III, King of England. [London:October 14, 1701.] 1 p., folio, approx. 13 x 8 1/2 inches (336 x 216mm), browned at edges. An act to secure an excise on tobaccoexported from Pennsylvania, County New Castle, and the “LowerCounties upon the Delaware”, other American colonies to providefunds for a minister and a school teacher in Philadelphia.Contemporary copy, possibly the original order to prepare theofficial document for the King’s signature, “our will and pleasure isthat you forthwith prepare a Bill for our royal signature...” The officialbill was signed by William III in Holland.$800-1,200

711A1 piece.Autograph Letter Signed. Grace, Robert. (Philadelphia), July 29th,1737. 1 p., sm. 4to, with conjugate leaf, on Rittenhouse Paper Millpaper. Generally clean & clear. To Jasper Yeates, relating to ashipment of rum from Barbados.Robert Grace was a close friend of Benjamin Franklin; he was alsoone of the founders of The Library Company. The Company’searliest purchases were first taken to Grace’s chambers. JasperYeates, member of the Lancaster Committee of Corespondence &The U.S. Constitutional Convention, Judge of The Supreme Court ofPennsylvania, 1791-1817.$800-1,200

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7121 piece.Document Signed. Franklin, Benjamin. [Philadelphia]: October 13,1787. l p., folio; creased along folds, a few small fissures, smallcellotape fragment at top edge, occasional fading and smudging.Land patent to John Dunlap. Printed document, filled in ms. Signedby B. Franklin as President of The Supreme Executive Council [ofPennsylvania]; counter-signed by James Trimble. Franklin’s signatureclear and generally dark, not affected by tears or other faults.Framed.$3,000-5,000

7131 piece.Autograph Letter Signed. Franklin, B[enjamin]. N.p., Oct. 9, [17]67.1 p, 4to. Clean and clear. To Mary Stevenson [addressed in body asPolly, later Mary Hewson]: “I write this line just to aquaint our dearPolly that I left her amiable friend Miss Henchel well at Calais...”Mary Stevenson, later Mary Hewson, was the daughter of Franklin’sLondon landlady, Margaret Stevenson, with whom he conductedlong-lasting intimate and intellectual correspondence.$4,000-7,000

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7141 piece.Autograph Letter Signed. Hewson, Mary. July 31, 1785. 1 p., 4to;slightly toned. To Benjamin Franklin, touching on her forthcomingembarkment to America, addressed to Franklin on verso. MaryStevenson, later Mary Hewson, was the daughter of Franklin’sLondon landlady, Margaret Stevenson, with whom he conductedlong-lasting intimate and intellectual correspondence.$500-800

715Lot.Hewson, Mary (Polly) Stevenson. Unbound collection ofmanuscript poems. [Philadelphia], ca. 1787-1795. 140 4to pp., loosein contemp. vellum casing.Fair copies, most likely in Mary Stevenson Hewson’s hand, of poemsof largely contemporary or near contemporary poets, includingseveral by Mary Stevenson Hewson herself, Francis Hopkinson,Thomas Gray, Peter Pindor, translations from Voltaire and otherFrench writers. Collection includes two poems by Benjamin Franklinand an unattributed poem “Eligiac Ode, On The Death of Dr.Franklin”. The two poems by Benjamin Franklin: “On Paper”(published in digital form only by The Franklin Papers); “Elegy onThe Death of a Young Lady’s Squirrel who Getting Out of His CageWas Killed by a Dog” (published in The Papers of Benjamin Franklin,vol. 19, pp. 301-302). Laid in with this collection is a contemp. ms.table of contents (calling for 141 pp.) and presumably earlier signedms. poems by Mary Hewson on a sheet of Europen paper distinctfrom the American paper on which the rest of this material waswritten. A free endpaper of the casing is dated 1787 and signed byMary Hewson.Hewson, Mary (Polly) Stevenson (1739-1795) was the well-educated daughter of Franklin’s London landlady, and his lastingfriend and correspondent.$800-1,200

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7161 piece.Autograph Letter Signed. Eakins, Thomas. Philadelphia, 1729Mount Vernon [St.], January 25, [18]79. 1 p., 8vo; minor creasingalong folds, but crisp and clean. With orig. addressed envelope toJames D. Smillie (American engraver and etcher, among thefounders of The American Society of Painters & Watercolor): “I sendyou for your illustrated catalogue a sketch of my water color ‘AQuiet Moment.’ I asked my pupil Miss MacDowell [Susan H.MacDowell, whom Eakins married in 1881] to make a sketch of thewatercolor, ‘waiting for her money’.”$1,200-1,800

7171 piece.Autograph Letter Signed. Eakins, Thomas. [Philadelphia], 1330Chestnut [St.], Oct. 29, [18]85. 2 pp., 8vo; some creasing alongfolds, minor fissures at edges. To Frank [Waller? - friend andcolleague]. Sending him works for an exhibition.$1,200-1,800

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7181 piece.Autograph Letter Signed. Eakins, Thomas. Philadelphia, 1330Chestnut St., Nov. 4, [18]86. 1 p., oblong 8vo. Clean and clear,framed. “For my lectures this year I should like a male modelwithout too much fat, a skeleton...”$1,000-1,500

7191 pieceEngraved Canvas-Backed Broadside. (Franklin, Benjamin.) Bowler’sMoral Pictures, A Poor Richard Illustrated. Being Lessons for The Youngand The Old, On Industry, Temperance, Frugality by The Late Dr.Benjamin Franklin. London: Bowles and Carver, no date [ca. 1796]. 183/4 x 24 inches, (476 x 610 mm). Rather browned, tear in centerpanel. Comprising of 25 oval vignettes with maxims.$500-800

7201 piece.Auction Broadside. James A. Freeman & Co. “Estate of JamesDundas. Valuable Coal Lands.” Philadelphia, June 6, 1883. 43 x 251/4 inches (1090 x 640 mm). Printed on yellow paper. Several closetears extending from edges.$100-200

7211 piece.Auction Broadside. M. Thomas & Sons. “Trustees’ Sale. Estate ofJay Cooke, in Bankruptcy... County Seat and Farm... Known asOgontz... Chelten Hills, Cheltenham Township, Montgomery Co. Pa.”Philadelphia, May 25, 1875. 36 1/4 x 12 1/4 inches (920 x 310 mm);toned, chipping along edges.$80-120

7221 piece.Philadelphia Fire-Fighting Broadside. “Grand Parade of ThePhiladelphia Fire Department, Monday, October 16th, 1865.”[Philadelphia]: A.W. Auner, [1865]. 16 2/3 x 20 1/4 inches; (419 x514 mm). Mounted on bd. Browned.$100-200

723Lot.Postcards & Ephemera: Postcards include Philadelphia & otherPennsylvania views, William Penn & Benjamin Franklin as subjects -Trade cards & c. relating to William Penn & Quaker Oats, otherrelated ephemera. Over 200 items, incl. 170 postcards.$120-180

724Lot.Philadelphia Pharmaceutical Manufacturer’s Photos & C: 75mounted silver prints, 3 x 4 inches (762 x 102 mm). Most likelydepicting the offices & operations of Shoemaker & Busch, Inc.,Wholesale Druggists, Manufacturing Pharmacists, 511-515 ArchStreet, Philadelphia, ca. 1900-1910. Includes 4 Philadelphiacityscapes from the above address. * With related manuscriptaccount book, ca. 1866-1880. 4to, bdg. broken. Sold with all faults.$500-800

72524 pieces.Carte-de-Visite Portraits - Oakland Female Institute graduates,classes of 1867 & 1868 - many identified in pencil on versoes.Includes a few female teachers or administrators.$150-250

726Lot.Daguerreotype Portraits. Presumed graduates of Oakland FemaleInstitute, Norristown, Pennsylvania, ca. 1850s. Likely by theNorristown daguerrist William Stroud. Uncased 1/6th & 1/9thplates, several tinted, multiple poses for a few of the subjects. Invarious states of preservation. 30 pieces - approx. 1/2 untarnished& relatively unscratched.$500-800

7278 pieces.Cased Daguerreotype & other 19th-Century Photographs:Daguerreotype. Oval 1/6 plate portrait of middle-aged man; edgestarnished. Norristown: William Stroud, ca. 1855. Leather case, redplush linen; light edge wear. * Daguerreotype. 1/4 plate hand-tintedportrait of an infant. Norristown: William Stoud, ca. 1855. Leathercase, brass clasp, red plush lining; light edge wear. * 1/6 plateportrait of a young woman. Norristown: William Stoud, ca. 1855.Leather case, red plush lining; light edge wear. Oakland FemaleInstitute student.* Daguerreotype. 1/6 plate tinted portrait of a latemiddle-aged woman. N.p., ca. 1850s. Leather case, red plush lining;front cover detached. * 3 Carte-de-Visite views - Oakland FemaleAcademy & environs, Norristown, Pennsylvania, ca. 1860s.Broadbent & Phillips, photographer, 1206 Chestnut St. Philadelphia.* Illus. Carte-de-Visite format trade card.$250-400

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7281 piece.Original Photograph. “Head Office Building of The Fidelity MutualLife Association, 112 North Broad Street, from July 1, 1896 to July 25,1927.” [Philadelphia, ca. 1930.] Silver print, 22 x 15 3/4 inches (558x 400 mm). Photo includes the adjacent Academy of Fine Artsbuilding, whose image has been skillfully hand tinted.$200-300

7291 piece.Original Photograph. Halsman, Philippe. “Connie Mack, 1948.”Silver print, 13 3/4 x 11 inches (350 x 280 mm). A few smallscratches on surface. Connie Mack, holding score card, in thePhiladelphia [Baseball] Athletics dugout. Photographer’s stamp &title in pencil on verso.$150-250

7301 vol.Photo Album. Longstreth Family, 1860s & 1870s. Approx. 45Carte-de-Visite portraits. Sm. 4to; bdg. defective.$120-180

7311 vol.Photo Album. “Dedication of Philadelphia’s Washington Monument,Philadelphia, May 13th, 1897.” Oblong folio, orig. morocco & cloth;worn and rubbed, spine defective, cover detached. Includes 53 largeformat - 10 3/8 x 13 3/8 inches (263 x 340 mm) albumen prints ofthe official proceedings on the streets of Philadelphia, with severaldocumenting President McKinley’s attendance; also 9 albumenphoto prints, 7 1/2 x 9 1/2 inches (190 x 240 mm) and 27 photoprints, 4 5/6 x 3 1/2 inches (117 x 85 mm), all photos mounted,includes many dark and rich printings of the large format photos.For account of the history of this monument and its dedication seeSculpture of a City, pp. 132-138.$1,000-2,000

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7321 piece.Original Photograph. Rau, William H. “Rush Island, PennsylvaniaRailroad.” Philadelphia, ca. 1890. Platinum print, 17 1/2 x 21 inches(444 x 533 mm), original mount. Signed below image by Rau.Expert restoration, treating a few very small stains & very minorfissures. Clean & attractive.$1,500-2,500

7336 pieces.Engravings & Lithographs: Hand-colored lithograph. Currie, N., pub.“Wm. Penn’s Treaty with The Indians...” New York, n.d. [ca 1850]. 9x 12 1/2 inches (228 x 317 mm) - image & text. Mat burn & toning.* Hand-colored lithograph. “Benj. Franklin.” Philadelphia: J. Childs,[ca 1860]. Oval image, 12 x 9 1/4 inches (305 x 235 mm); sheetsize 16 x 12 inches. Scattered light foxing. * 2 small format hand-engraved portraits of Benj. Franklin, ca. 1860s. * Hand-coloredengraving. Campbell, R. after Birch T. “View of the Dam and WaterWorks at Fairmount, Philadelphia.” [Philadelphia]: Ed. Parker, 1824.6 7/8 x 14 3/4 inches (175 x 375 mm) - image size. Mounted to bd.Presumed first state.Snyder 288$200-300

7349 pieces.Engravings. Portraits of Benjamin Franklin. Various places, ca. 1790-1870. Primarily small formats; 2 hand-colored. All generally clean; allframed.$200-300

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7356 pieces.19th-Century Engravings: Philadelphia and William Penn: Sartain, J.,after Inman, H. “William Penn.” Philadelphia: J. S. Earle, n.d. [ca.1770]. Hand-colored engraving. 22 1/2 x 16 inches (570 x 406 mm)- image and text; slightly toned. * Pyle, Howard, after. “The FirstVisit of William Penn to America - A Conference with TheColonists.” Folio wood-engraved Harper’s Weekly tear sheet. * “TheNew Philadelphia City Hall.” Folio wood-engraved Harper’s Weeklytear sheet. * “The Statue of William Penn and The New City Hall,Philadelphia.” Folio wood-engraved Harper’s Weekly tear sheet.* “Philadelphia.” Steel engraving. 5 1/2 x 8 inches (140 x 203 mm).* “The Race Bridge Fairmount Waterworks, Philadelphia.” 7 x 8inches (180 x 200 mm) - image and vignette borders. All clean, allframed.$120-180

7364 pieces.Hand-Colored Engravings. Birch, William. [Birch’s Views ofPhiladelphia]: “The City & Port of Philadelphia, on The RiverDelaware from Kensington.” 1800. 1st ed. 11 x 13 1/4 inches (279 x336 mm). Snyder 2a. * “Arch Street Ferry Philadelphia.” Philadelphia,1800. 1st ed. 11 x 13 1/4 inches (279 x 336 mm). Snyder 4a.* “State-House Garden, Philadelphia.” Philadelphia, 1798. 1st ed. 11 x13 1/4 inches (279 x 336 mm). Snyder 23. * “The Water Works inCentre Square Philadelphia.” Philadelphia, [1800]. 1st ed. 11 x 13 1/4inches (279 x 336 mm). Snyder 28a. All with wide margins, allmounted on bds., all browned, margins heavily browned.$1,000-1,500

7371 pieceHand-Colored Engraving. Hall, John, after West, Benjamin.“William Penn’s Treaty with The Indians, When He Founded TheProvince of Pennsylvania in North America, 1681.” London: JohnBoydell, June 12th, 1775. 19 1/4 x 23 3/4 inches (489 x 603 mm) -trimmed within plate mark, image & text intact. Scattered light tomoderate foxing, bottom half dampstained. Sold with all faults.$250-400

7381 piece.Lithograph. “Railroad Depot at Philadelphia... PhiladelphiaGermantown & Norristown Railroad Depot” [in 1831].[Philadelphia], no date [1832]. 5 1/2 x 8 1/4 inches (138 x 210 mm)- image size. Mounted to bd. In late 19th-Century frame.The first depiction of Philadelphia’s first railroad station. Possiblydrawn by W.L. Breton & printed by Lucas & Breton.Wainwright 305, full-size illus. on p. 3$500-800

7391 piece.Hand-Colored Aquatint Etching. Hill, J., after Krimmel, J. L. andJones, S. “The Conflagration of The Masonic Hall, Chestnut Street,Philadelphia, Which Occurred on The Night of 9th of March, 1819.”Philadelphia: William Smith, (1862-91), fourth state [restrike of theoriginal Philadelphia, 1819 printing]. 24 x 19 3/8 inches (610 x 492mm) - plate mark; 23 x 17 1/4 inches (584 x 438 mm) - image andtext. Good margins, good impression. Generally clean and attractive.Framed. Depicting the burning of the Masonic Hall, designed byWilliam Strickland and built to much acclaim in 1809-10.Deak 309; Snyder 510$600-900

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7401 piece.Color Lithograph. Spieler, Charles H. “The Old Philadelphia FireDepartment. Period of 1850. ‘The Great Engine Contest... July 7th,1850 at 5th and Market Sts’.” Philadelphia, 1882. 23 1/2 x 19 1/4inches (597 x 743 mm) - image and text, narrow margins. Chippingin margins, occasionally just touching border of image, a fewfissures in image - negligible paper loss, light to moderate mat burn,mounted on board. Framed.$300-500

7411 piece.Hand-Colored Lithograph. Currier, N.; Ives, J.M., pub.“Independence Hall, Philadelphia.” New York, n.d. [ca. 1870s]. 9 x 121/2 inches (229 x 317 mm) - image and text, full margins. Clean andbright. Framed.Gale 3287$150-250

7421 piece.Hand-Colored Lithograph. Currier, N.; Ives, J.M., pub. “FairmountWaterworks, Philadelphia.” New York, n.d. [ca. 1860]. After F. F.Palmer. 12 x 15 1/2 inches (305 x 393 mm) - image and text,margins. Moderate toning and mat burn, minor wear to edges, smallrepairs. Framed.Gale 1964$200-300

7431 piece.Hand-Colored Lithograph. Currier, N.; Ives, J.M., pub. “The Tocsinof Liberty, Rung by The State House Bell (Independence Hall),Philadelphia, July 4, 1776.” New York, 1876. 10 1/2 x 12 1/2 inches(267 x 315 mm) - image and text, margins Slightly toned. Framed.Gale 6548$150-250

7441 piece.Hand-Colored Engraving. Lawson, A(lexander), after Birch,T(homas). “Perry’s Victory on Lake Erie.” Philadelphia: Wm. Smith,n.d. [1815 or later]. 18 1/2 x 25 7/8 inches (470 x 657 mm) - imagesize, trimmed within plate mark. Some toning, mounted to board.Framed.$500-800

7451 piece.Lithograph Printed in Colors. Rosenthal, L.N. “Camp ‘N.P. Banks,’Col. Collis’ Regiment of Zouaves D’Afrique, above Nicetown Lanenear Germantown, Pa.” Philadelphia, n.d. [ca. 1861]. 17 x 30 1/2inches (430 x 520 mm) - image and text, margins. Some toningand staining, mounted to board.Not recorded by Wainwright.$200-300

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7461 piece.Lithograph Printed in Colors. Feusier, August after Queen, James.“Philadelphia Zouave Corps, Pennsylvania Volunteers.” Philadelphia:P.S. Duval & Son, n.d. [ca. 1861]. 14 5/8 x 17 inches (370 x 430mm) - image and text; 16 5/8 x 20 1/2 inches (422 x 520 mm) -margins. Moderate toning and mat burn. Framed.Wainwright 291$200-300

7475 vols.Pennsylvania County Atlases: Caldwell’s Illustrated Atlas of BeaverCounty, Pennsylvania, 1876 with 1972 Supplemental Section.Rimersburg,Pa., 1972. Folio, orig. cloth. Maps, views. Special facsimile limitededition. Ex-library - blind stamp on title page. * New Illustrated Atlasof Westmoreland Co., Pennsylvania 1876 with 1971 SupplementalSection. Rimersburg, Pa., 1972. Folio, orig. cloth. Maps, views. Specialfacsimile limited edition. Ex-library. 2 copies. * Horn, W.F. The HornPapers: Early Westward Movement on The Monongahela and UpperOhio, 1765-1795. Vol. 3 (of 3) only. Folio, orig. cloth. Maps. Ex-library.All ex-library with labels on front covers.$80-120

7482 vols.(Property Atlases): Klinge, Frank H.M., pub. Atlas of DelawareCounty. Volume One. Lansdale, 1929. Folio, orig. cloth; moderatewear. With double-page index map & 34 double-page color maps.Tabs. Title page, street index & index map chipped & repaired withold cellotape, edges of maps toned. * Franklin Survey Company, pub.Property Atlas of The Main Line, Penna.:... Townships of Lower Merion...Borough of Narberth... Townships of Haverford and Radnor. Philadelphia,1937. Folio, orig. cloth; moderate wear. With index. map & 35double-page linen-backed color maps. Tabs. Bottom of title pagerepaired, street index loose.$250-400

7492 vols.(Property Atlases.) Franklin Survey Company, pub.: Property Atlas ofDelaware County, Penna. (West of Crum Creek). Philadelphia, 1934.Folio, orig. two-tone cloth; joints rubbed. With double-page indexmap & 29 double-page maps. Tabs. Map edges slightly toned.* [Property Atlas of Montgomery County Penna. Volume A].(Philadelphia), (1934). Folio, orig. two-toned cloth; light to moderatewear. With index map & 18 double-page linen-backed maps.Occasional light foxing to versos. Lower to Upper Moreland,Hatboro, Horsham & Montgomery Townships, Upper & LowerGwynnd. Internally clean. Maps in both atlases uncolored.$150-250

7502 vols.(Property Atlases.) Franklin Survey Company: Property Atlas of TheMain Line, Penna.: Lower Merion... Narberth... Haverford and Radnor[Townships]. Philadelphia, 1961. Folio, orig. two-tone cloth; spinestarting to separate. With double-page index map & 31 double-page, linen-backed color maps. Internally clean & crisp. * PropertyAtlas of The Main Line, Penna. Volume Two: Chester County Townships...Tredyffrin, Easttown, Willistown, East and West Whiteland, East & WestGoshen... Borough of Malvern. Philadelphia, 1963. Folio, orig. two-tonecloth; spine starting to separate. With double-page index map & 28double page linen-backed color maps. Internally crisp and clean.$300-500

7511 vol.(Property Atlas.) Klinge, Frank H.M., pub. Atlas of The Reading MainLine. Volume One. Montgomery Co., Penn. Boroughs: Rockledge,Jenkintown, Ambler, Conshohocken; Townships: Abington, Cheltenham,Springfield, Whitemarsh, Upper Dublin. Philadelphia, 1927. Folio, orig.cloth; moderate wear, spine faded. With double-page index map &35 double-page color maps. Street index chipped & with cellotaperepair. Maps generally clean.$250-400

7521 vol.[Scott, James D.] [Combination Atlas Map of Bucks County,Pennsylvania.] [Philadelphia], [1876]. Folio, orig. gilt-lettered anddecorated 1/4 morocco & green cloth; rubbed & worn, spinedefective, covers detached. Lacking title-page & Pennsylvania StateMap, Table detached. With all other maps, incl. the township &borough maps, village & town plans, all 83 litho views present.Some internal smudging & light foxing.Le Gear L 3013$400-700

7531 vol.(Pennsylvania County Atlas.) Caldwell’s Illustrated HistoricalCombination Atlas of Clearfield County, Pennsylvania. Condit, Ohio: J.A. Caldwell, 1878. Folio, orig. gilt-lettered cloth, re-backed, newcorners and endpapers. Color maps (incl. fold. maps), plainlithographic views. Occasional small tears, some dustsoiling to frontmatter. Ex-library - blind stamp at foot of title page, other makingson endpapers and fore-edge.Le Gear L 3022$300-500

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7541 vol.(Property Atlas.) Smith, Elvino V., pub. Atlas of The 5th to 10thWards of The City of Philadelphia. Philadelphia, 1927. Folio, orig. cloth;moderate wear. With double-page index map & 24 double-pagelinen-backed color maps. Tabs. Minor internal wear, with mountedrevisions for 1930. Internally generally clean & crisp. Vine to SouthStreets, Schuylkill to Delaware Rivers.$250-430

7551 vol.(Property Atlas.) Smith, Elvino V, pub. Atlas of The 6th, 9th, & 10thWards of The City of Philadelphia. Philadelphia, 1921. Folio, orig. cloth;moderate wear. With double-page index map & 27 double-pagecolor maps. Scattered close tears to a few margins. Maps generallyclean. Vine to Chestnut Streets, Schuylkill to Delaware Rivers.$200-300

7563 pieces.Fold Maps: Colton, G.W.G. & C.B., publisher. “Colton’s NewTownship Map of Pennsylvania & The Southern Counties of NewYork.” New York, 1871. Hand-colored lithographic map. 29 x 42inches (735 x 1066 mm). A few tears in body of map, small paperloss, some creasing & minor dust soiling. Orig. cloth casing; rubbed,1 cover detached. * Noll, E.P., publisher. “Noll’s New Road Drivingand Bicycle Map of Philadelphia and Surrounding Country.”Philadelphia, 1890. Hand-colored lithographic map, 22 x 42 inches(559 x 1066 mm). Separations along folds, one surviving bd. of orig.casing. * Colton, G.W. & C.B., publisher. “Colton’s New TownshipRailroad Map of Pennsylvania and New Jersey.” New York, 1882.Lithographic map with outline color. 30 x 42 1/2 inches (762 x1080 mm). Crayon pencil annotated railroad route added. Orig.cloth casing.$200-300

7571 piece.(Folding Map.) Bridgens, H.F. “Map of Chester Co., Pennsylvania.”N.p., [ca. 1880-1900]. Color lithographic map, 19 7/8 x 20 7/8inches (504 x 530 mm). Slightly browned.$80-120

7581 piece.Laminated Linen-Backed Roll Map. Lake, D.J.; Belis, N.S. “A Map ofThe Vicinity of Philadelphia and Reading.” Philadelphia: C.K. Stone,A. Pomperoy, 1860. 58 x 67 1/2 inches (1470 x 1715 mm).Occasional chipping, no loss to body of map, marginaldampstaining. Original wood roll.$200-300

7591 pieceLinen-Backed Map. Smith, J.L., pub. “A New Map of Philadelphiaand Vicinity.” Philadelphia, 1907. Orig. brown cloth casing withpaper label, fold linen-backed map, 27 3/4 x 43 3/4 inches (704 x1110 mm). Crisp & clean.$80-120

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7641 piece.Hand-Colored Wood Engraving. “Bird’s Eye View of The City ofPhiladelphia, Its Streets, Avenues, and Public Buildings, and TheCentennial Buildings in Fairmount Park.” N.p., n.d. [ca. 1876]. 22 1/2x 32 1/2 inches (570 x 825 mm) - including text and margins.Generally clean.$150-250

7651 piece.Hand-Colored Wood Engraving. “United States InternationalExhibition, Bird’s Eye View of Fairmount Park, Showing TheCentennial Buildings in Course of Construction, The Grounds, TheCity of Philadelphia and Surrounding Country.” N.d., [ca. 1875]. 151/4 x 47 1/2 inches (387 x 1206 mm). Clean. Matted.$120-180

7661 vol. + 1 piece.Philadelphia 19th-Century Maps & C.: A Visitor’s Guide to TheCentennial Exhibition at Philadelphia. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott,(1876). 12mo, orig. flexible orange bds.; some creasing & edge wear.With 2 fold. maps, wood-engraved vignettes in text. Internallygenerally clean. * Smith, J.L., pub. “A New Map of The City ofPhiladelphia.” Philadelphia, 1883. Orig. gilt-lettered brown clothcasing. Fold. color map, 41 x 29 1/2 inches (1040 x 750 mm).Several tears along folds, scattered small areas of paper loss, 1section (6 x 4 inches) adhering to casing & torn away from rest ofmap (now loose). Sold with all faults.$100-200


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7601 piece.Engraved Map. Holme, Thomas. “A Portraiture ofThe City of Philadelphia in The Province ofPennsylvania in America.” London, [1683]. [Butreprinted, Philadelphia, 1812]. 11 3/4 x 17 3/4inches (298 x 450 mm). Moderate foxing,occasional dampstaining. Printed from the original(1683) copper plate, to which slight alterationswere made in 1812. The original plan of the city ofPhiladelphia. Framed.Snyder 1B$600-900

7611 pieceHand-Colored Engraved Map. Scull, N.; Heap, G. “A Map ofPhiladelphia and Parts Adjacent.” [London: Gentleman’s Magazine,Dec, 1777.] 13 1/4 x 11 1/2 inches (36 x 292 mm) - wide margins.Minor creasing. Old color. Old Print Shop, New York, frame and labelbefore 1963.$400-600

7621 piece.Hand-Colored Engraving. Jeffreys, Thomas after Heap, George andScull, Nicholas. “An East Prospect of The City of Philadelphia.[London], [1756] [but Philadelphia, 1982.] 19 3/4 x 36 7/8 inches(500 x 936 mm). Clean. Framed. Restrike pulled in 1982 from theoriginal copper plate.See Snyder 18A$300-500

7631 piece.Wood-Engraving: “Bird’s-Eye View of The City of Philadelphia, ItsStreets, Avenues and Public Buildings, and of The CentennialBuildings in Fairmount Park.” N.p., [1876]. 21 x 30 inches (533 x 762mm). Light creasing along folds, repairs to verso. Framed.$100-200

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771SAMUEL YELLIN(american 1885-1940)TableWrought iron table with two inch removable whitemarble surface atop three spiral turned gothic form legswith spiral turned cross stretcher fitted with two circularwaste receptacles.H: 44 in. (without marble top),W: 79 in., D: 36 in.provenance:From the Equitable Trust Co. Bank, New York, 1926 job#2600illustrated:Jack Andrews. Samuel Yellin, Metalwork. MD: SkipjackPress, 2000. page 42 image 91.$30,000-40,000


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770SAMUEL YELLIN(american 1885-1940)Floor lampWrought iron tripod lampterminating on gothic ogee archedfeet. Illuminated with four filamentlight bulbs surrounded by scallopededge. Stamped “Samuel Yellin.”H: 67 in.$8,000-12,000

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772SAMUEL YELLIN(american 1885-1940)Window grillWrought iron bank teller’s window.Decorations include ‘S’ scrolls andhalf-round collars. Stamped “SamuelYellin.”H: 27 3/4 in., W: 33 in.provenance:From the Baltimore Trust Co., 1929job # 2813.$8,000-12,000

773IN THE STYLE OF SAMUEL YELLIN(second quarter of 20th century)Pair of candelabrasFive-light wrought iron candelabraswith tripod base. Decorationsinclude half round wrought ironcollars and ‘S’ scrolls.H: 70 1/2 n.$1,000-1,200

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774–779GEORGE NAKASHIMA(american 1905-1990)White oak pewAccompanied by copies of theoriginal drawings.H: 32 1/2 in., L: 12 ft. 2 1/4 in.,D: 19 in.provenance:The Church of St. Martin of Tours,New Hope, PA$6,000-8,000Lots 775–779 not illustrated


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780GEORGE NAKASHIMA(american 1905-1990)Square coffee tableWalnut table with one free edge andone rosewood key along edge allatop four slender tapering legs.Signed with previous owner’s nameon underside.H: 18 in., W: 32 1/4 in.$1,800-2,000

781GEORGE NAKASHIMA(american 1905-1990)Grass-Seat footstool, 1982Walnut with woven grass cord topterminating in four cylindrical turnedand tapering legs.H: 12 1/2 in., W:18 in., D: 16 in.$3,000-5,000

782GEORGE NAKASHIMA(american 1905-1990)HeadboardFree-form walnut headboard withone rosewood key located on upperleft corner.H: 38 in.(at the highest point),W: 78 in.$6,000-8,000


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783GEORGE NAKASHIMA(american 1905-1990)Desk, 1975Walnut slab with two free-formedges. Slab rests on a singlepedestal with three drawers and acrossed legged base. Marked withprevious owner’s name.Accompanied by copies of theoriginal drawings.H: 29 1/2 in., W: 84 in., D: 39 in.$40,000-60,000

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784GEORGE NAKASHIMA(american 1905-1990)Pair of chairs, 1975Walnut “New” chairs with arms.Each signed with previous owner’sname. Accompanied by copies ofthe original drawings.H: 39 in., W: 25 in. (arm to arm),D: 16 1/2 in., Seat H: 17 in.$6,000-8,000

785MIRA NAKASHIMA(american b. 1942)Pair of “Amoeba” tables, 1991Walnut with triangular free formshape atop three turned andtapering legs. Signed underneathtable top ‘Mira Nakashima 7.11.91’(larger table) and ‘Mira Nakashima7.8.91’ (smaller table).H: (larger table) 17 in.,H: (smaller table) 12 1/2 in.$5,000-7,000


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787WHARTON ESHERICK(american 1887-1970)Pair of tablesWalnut low tables with ovoidshaped tops with three pull-outshelves. Signed in red “WE 1966”on both tables.H: 17 in., W: 15 1/2 in., D: 19 in.$20,000-30,000


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786WHARTON ESHERICK(american 1887-1970)Two woodblock printsOne entitled “Hedgerow-Interior,”1929 and signed in pencil “WhartonEsherick.” Other woodblock printwith the signature “WHE” onbottom right.H: 20 in., W: 16 in. (for both prints).$800-1,200

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788–790CARL PAUL JENNEWEIN(american 1890-1978)“Cheneau” Owl and Deco LeavesCopper architectural roof decorations unveiled at thePennsylvania State Education Building in November1931.Owl: H: 41 in., W: 16 in.,Deco Leaf: H: 20 in., W: 43 1/2 in.note:Jennewein was known for designing the bronzegriffins on the pediment of the Philadelphia Museumof Artprovenance:Pieces were removed from the Pennsylvania StateEducation Building known as the Forum, locatedwithin Pennsylvania State Capitol Complex.$2,000-3,000Lots 789–790 not illustrated


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800American silver five-piece tea andcoffee servicelewis & smith,philadelphia,pennsylvania, circa1805Comprising: a coffee pot, teapot,covered sugar bowl, cream jug andwaste bowl; each of oblong form,with rectangular urn finials,gadrooned midband on rectangularfeet, and flat square C-form handles;one side of body engraved withmonogram ‘MB’. (5)Tallest H: 8 1/4 in. Totalweight: 97oz.$4,000-6,000

801Assortment of American silverspoons18th/19th centuryMostly fiddle handled pieces,including: tablespoons, dessertspoons, teaspoons, salt dips, caddyspoon, etc, together with a pair ofEnglish tablespoons, various makersincluding: ‘Hovey’, ‘Mix’, ‘Reed’,‘McMullin’, ‘R&W Willson’,‘Rolands’, ‘Hoyt’ etc.(66)Total weight: 63 oz.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$300-500

802American silver teapotmaker’s mark obliterated, early19th centuryOval fluted design with acorn finial,scroll carved pearwood handle,together with matching hot waterpot, sugar bowl, creamer and wastebowl dating to the early 20thcentury; all pieces dated ‘1909’, theearly tea pot has ‘Joseph Clay/MaryAshmead/Married 1805, L.L.C.1909’. (5)Tallest H: 7 1/8 in.Total weight: 68 oz.provenance:Descended through the Clay familyof Philadelphia, Pennsylvania toLaura Lloyd Coates in 1909 andthence by descent to the presentowner.provenance:Joseph Clay (1769-1811) and MaryAshmead (1782-1871) both ofPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania.$800-1,200

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804American silver five-piece tea andcoffee servicechaudron and rasch, philadelphia,pennsylvania, circa 1812Comprising: teapot, coffee pot,covered sugar bowl, cream jug andwaste bowl; each of shapedrectangular form, on ball feet with bailhandles, the body decorated withpressed strap work and gadroonedborders, the removable covers withdolphin finials, marked with a bright-cut coat-of-arms. (5)Tallest H: 10 1/4 in. Total weight:136.8 oz.$12,000-15,000


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803American silver cream jugjoseph lownes, philadelphia,pennsylvania, circa 1780Of helmet form with engraved ‘R’and decorated with beeding, onround foot and pedestal base;together with two silvertablespoons, the first marked ‘J.Watson’ circa 1830, the secondpossibly ‘JH Clark’ of Portsmouth,New Hampshire or New York, circa1812-1815. (3)H: 6 1/2 in. Jug: 6.98 oz. Spoons:3.055 oz.$600-800

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805American silver cake basketharvey lewis, philadelphia, pennsylvania, circa 1815Having a pierced shell and ‘wing’ swing handle with owner’s initials‘MSR’, wide pierced rim with beaded outer edge, heavily chased withrosettes, shells and leaves and a narrow ‘thread and shell’ inner edge,a thin leaf chased midband with machined and plain circular foot,stamped twice on base.Diam: 10 1/8 in. 33oz.exhibited and published:Classical Taste in America 1800-1840, organized and circulated by theBaltimore Museum of Fine Art, 1993.$15,000-25,000

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806American silver six-piece tea andcoffee serviceedward lownes, philadelphia,pennsylvania, circa 1817Comprising: a coffee pot, teapot, hotwater pot, covered sugar, helmet-form cream jug and waste bowl;each of vase form, on a circular basewith palmette border, the neck withpalmette border, the spout withacanthus, the domed cover withfruiting grapevines and artichokefinial, each body engraved with themonogram ‘JLI’, marked under base.(6)Tallest H: 11 3/4 in., Totalweight: 193 oz.$5,000-8,000

807Set of four American silver gobletsjohn mcmullin, philadelphia,pennsylvania, circa 1820Of circular urn form, with moldedrims, reeded bowls on plain circularfeet, the edge of each foot stamped‘IM’ with an American eagle;together with a covered sugar bowl,the lid with chased finial andreeding, gadrooned edge of rim andfoot, the bowl with large reeddecoration. (5)H: 5 in. Sugar bowl Diam: 6 in. Totalweight: 56 oz.$800-1,200

808American silver ewerh.i.pepper, philadelphia,pennsylvania, circa, 1830Of classical urn form, with wiremolded rim, twin chased mid-bandswith wire edges, floral chased lyrehandle, circular footed base withmachined and leaf chased base.H: 11 1/2 in. 38 oz.$600-900


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809American silver three-piece partialtea servicejohn curry, philadelphia,pennsylvania, circa 1831Comprising: teapot, coffee pot, andcovered sugar bowl; each urn shapedwith pedestal bases, the bodiesdecorated with die-rolled borders ofgrapevines and flowers, the moldedcovers with acanthus leaves andacorns; each piece inscribed ‘Presentedto L. Jamison by BLC’. (3)Tallest H: 10 1/4 in. Total weight: 98 oz.provenance:Trinity Church Gulph Mills, King ofPrussia, Pennsylvania.$2,000-3,000

810American silver cream jug andsugar bowlr. and w. wilson, philadelphia,pennsylvania, circa 1835Each of urn form and decorated withdie-rolled leaf tipped border, moldedscroll handles and pedestal bases,the sugar bowl cover with acornfinial. (2)Tallest H: 10 in. 26 oz.provenance:Trinity Church Gulph Mills, King ofPrussia, Pennsylvania.$800-1,200

811American sterling silver twin-handled roll dishbailey and co., philadelphia,pennsylvania, circa 1850Of oblong form, on four acanthusfeet, the gallery with floral repousse,the field with diaperwork and vacantcartouche, with two appliedacanthus and scroll handles.L: 14 1/2 in. 24.2oz.provenance:The collection of Ann B. Ritt$400-600


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812American silver two-handled teatraybailey & co., philadelphia,pennsylvania, circa 1850Of oval form, with bead-moldedborder and handles, the field withtwo bands of leaf scrollssurrounding an engraved coat-of-arms depicting a two-headedphoenix on a helmet.L: 30 1/2 in. 158 oz.note:Coat-of-arms and crest belonging toGeorge Gordon Meade (1815-1872),West Point graduate who rose torank of Brigadier-General in theUnited States Army and oversaw asuccessful Gettysburg campaignduring the Civil War.$8,000-12,000

813American silver assembled teaservicetaylor & lawrie, philadelphia,pennsylvania, circa 1841 andothersComprising: teapot, coffee pot, opensugar and helmet-form cream jug;with applied Greek key band, urnfinials, on circular pedestal feet, onepot marked ‘J. Caldwell, Phila.’, twopieces marled ‘Taylor & Law’ andone pieced marked ‘T& L’. (4)Tallest: 7 3/4 in. 36 oz.$300-500


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814American silver presentation ewerand pair of gobletsp.l. krider, philadelphia,pennsylvania, circa 1863Circular classical urn form with ‘lyre’handle, chased twin scroll wreaths,one inscribed, machined finished,vermeil interiors to the goblets. (3)Ewer H: 11 3/4 in.Total weight: 22 oz.note:Engraved presentation inscription toCaptain Jacob Loudenslager fromCompany E, First Regiment GreyReserves.$1,500-2,500

815Two American silver card cases19th centuryThe first depicting the PhiladelphiaWaterworks with repousse andengraved foliate decorationsurround, church with scroll and leafdecoration on verso; the other casedepicting Founder’s Hall, GirardCollege within a floral and foliatesurround, marked ‘L&W’.H: 3 1/4 in. D: 2 1/4 in. Total weight:3.58oz.$600-800


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816Brass seal of the Fourth Presbyterian Church ofPhiladelphiapennsylvania, circa 1810Depicting an angel with open arms, inscribed ‘Seal of theIV Presbyterian Church. Philad-1810/On earth peace,good will toward men’.Diam: 1 5/8 in.$150-200

817Small turned wooden gavellate 19th/early 20th centuryWith silver band engraved ‘Wood used in theconstruction of building/First Bank of U.L.1795./Occupied since 1831 by the Girard, and/Girard Nat.Bank Philadelphia’.L: 10 1/2 in.$300-500

817AWilliam and Mary walnut worktablepennsylvania, circa 1740With rectangular lift-top attachedwith pins on a base with twodrawers, resting on turned legs andstretchers.H: 30 in. W: 61 1/2 in. D: 33 1/4 in.provenance:From the Private Collection of a BrynMawr Estate, Pennsylvania.$1,000-2,000

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818English School, 18th centuryportrait of john penn (1700-1746)Unsigned, oil on canvas, framed.H: 29 1/4 in. W: 22 1/2 in. (sight)note:John Penn, known as ‘TheAmerican’, was the only child ofWilliam Penn (1644-1718) to beborn in America. Born on January29, 1699/1700 in Philadelphia, hismother was William Penn’s secondwife, Hannah Margaret Callowhill(1671-1727). John spent much of hislife in England, mostly in Bristol or ata house in Berkshire. It was said ofJohn Penn that he ‘was quite anamiable man’.(1) He returned toPhiladelphia in between 1730 and1735 and spent a year here,attending to his inheritance,including a dispute with LordBaltimore over the Maryland border,later known as the Mason-DixonLine. He died a bachelor on October25, 1746 and is buried in Jordans, aQuaker community nearBeaconsfield, Buckinghamshire.(1) Howard Malcolm Jenkins, TheFamily of William Penn, founder ofPennsylvania, ancestry anddescendants (Philadelphia, 1899)pg. 68-76$10,000-15,000


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819Queen Anne-style upholsteredmahogany easy chairlate 19th/early 20th centuryWith outscrolled arms and shell-carved trifid feet.H: 47 in.provenance:Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey.$800-1,200

820American School, 19th centurytwo fairmount park house portraitsThe first depicting ‘Letitia’s House’, the other Grant’s ‘City Point Cabin’,both signed ‘M’ lower right, oil on tin, framed.H: 5 in. W: 7 in. (overall)note:‘Letitia’s House’ was built circa 1715, near 2nd and Chestnut Streets forThomas Chalkley, a Philadelphia merchant and Quaker preacher, on landoriginally owned by William Penn’s daughter, Letitia. It was thoughterroneously to have been built by William Penn and was moved toFairmount Park in 1882.The ‘City Point Cabin’ was General Ulysses S. Grant’s military headquartersat the close of the Civil War, in City Point, Virginia. It was moved toFairmount Park, complete with furnishings, as a gift of thanks to the peopleof Philadelphia for their support during the Civil War. The cabin wasreturned to Virginia and reconstructed in its original setting in 1981.$400-600

821Queen Anne mahogany side chairmid-18th centuryWith spooned back above a piercedand carved splat; trapezoidal slipseat resting on cabriole legsterminating in pad feet.H: 36 1/2 in.$600-800

822Queen Anne walnut tilt-top teatablemid-late 18th centuryThe circular top over baluster turnedpedestal with cabriole legs ending inpad feet.H: 29 1/4 in. Diam: 32 1/2 in.$2,000-3,000


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823Chippendale mahogany tall chestof drawerspennsylvania, late 18th centuryWith molded rectangular top abovea conforming case housing threeshort over five long drawers, restingon ogee bracket feet.H: 61 in. W: 44 1/2 in D: 22 5/8 in.provenance:An antiques dealer, New Jersey,1960s;Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey, to present.$1,000-2,000

824Chippendale walnut slant frontdeskpennsylvania, late 18th centuryThe rectangular dovetailed casefitted with hinged sloping lid,opening to an interior fitted witheight valanced cubbyholes abovefour banks of two short over onelong drawer, centering a shell-carvedprospect door opening to expose abank of two cubbyholes over twosmall drawers; the case fitted withfour graduated thumb-molded longdrawers centering fluted quartercolumns, on a molded base, raisedon ogee bracket feet.H: 44 in. W: 39 in. D: 22 in.provenance:Swedesboro Auction, 1960s;Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey.$2,500-3,500

825Chippendale walnut chest ofdrawerspennsylvania, late 18th centuryThe rectangular top with slightlyconcave edge over a conformingcase of four graduated cockbeadeddrawers set on a molded base withogival bracket feet.H: 37 in. W: 39 in. D: 18 1/4 in.$600-900


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826Chippendale walnut tall case clockjohn wood sr., philadelpha,pennsylvaniaThe hood with straight moldedcornice above square glazed dooropening to brass face with Romannumerals and ormolu cornermounts, flanked by columns; themolded waist with tombstone doorwith shield-form pendulum window,resting on a molded base set onbracket feet.H: 86 in. W: 20 in. D: 9 in.provenance:Alonzo and Bertha Wood, Wenonah,New Jersey, 1970s;Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey.$8,000-12,000

827Chippendale walnut chest ofdrawerspennsylvania, 18th centuryThe rectangular top with applied lip-molding above a case with quarterround fluted columns flanking threegraduated lip-molded long drawersraised on ogee bracket feet.H: 32 3/4 in. W: 37 1/2 in.D: 21 1/4 in.$500-800


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828Transitional chippendale armchaircirca 1760With serpentine crest rail surmounting vasiform splat; trapezoidal slip seat, fitted as a stoolchair, above scalloped drop apron on turned legs supported by a H-form stretcher.H: 41 1/2 in.provenance:Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah, New Jersey.note:This chair is associated with the Howell Family of Chester County, Philadelphia,Pennsylvania, and Woodbury, New Jersey; they were prominent Quaker merchants, farmersand land owners. The chair may have been made for John Howell (1713-1765) who marriedKatherine Ladd (1710-1764) in 1733. It descended to their son John Ladd Howell (1738-1785) and Frances Paschall Howell (1740-1812), who were married in Philadelphia in 1761.They moved to the family home ‘Candor Hill’ outside of Woodbury, New Jersey in 1780.Their son, Joshua Ladd Howell (1762-1818) served in the military from 1793 until his death,when he was Colonel of the Second Regiment, Gloucester Brigade, of the New JerseyMilitia.$8,000-12,000

829Chippendale mahogany tall case clockgeorge miller (active 1760-1796), germantown, pennsylvaniaThe swan’s neck pediment with scrolled cresting, two finials and a single urn and spire finialover an arched door flanked by turned columns; the waisted case with a tombstone moldeddoor flanked by quarter columns above base resting on bracket feet.H: 93 in. W: 18 1/2 in. D: 11 1/2 in.$7,000-10,000


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830Attributed to a member of thePeale family, 19th centuryportrait of george washingtonUnsigned, oil on canvas, framed.H: 29 1/2 in. W: 24 3/4 in. (sight)$20,000-30,000


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831American School, 19th centuryportrait of benjamin franklinUnsigned, oil on canvas, framed.H: 22 in. W: 18 1/2 in. (overall)$3,000-5,000

832American School, 19th centurygroup of portraitsIncluding: two hollow cut silhouetteportraits of Benjamin Franklin, eachembossed ‘Peales Museum’,together with a wax relief portrait ofGeorge Washington. (3)Largest H: 7 1/2 in. W: 5 1/4 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$400-600


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833American School, 19th centuryportrait of benjamin franklinUnsigned, oil on canvas, framed.H: 25 1/4 in. W: 21 1/2 in. (sight)$800-1,200

834Plaster bust of Benjamin Franklinafter jean-antoin houdon (french,1741-1828)Inscribed ‘Houdon 1778’ on rightshoulder, ‘Franklin’, and stampedmetal ‘Mouleur Editeur Ch. BonnetParis 86 Reudu Cheachgm101’ atbase.H: 22 in.$1,500-2,500


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835Collection of Franklin-relatedStaffordshire items19th centuryComprising: one figure holding a tri-corner hat in one hand and letter inthe other inscribed ‘Washington’ onbase, one black transfer-printedteapot, two child’s cups, and threesmall plates with Franklin’s maxims.(7)Largest H: 15 1/2 in.$1,000-1,500

836Three Staffordshire figures19th centuryIncluding: a figure of BenjaminFranklin, a figure of the Prince ofWales with seated dog, and acouple with slip-vase. (3)Largest H: 15 1/2 in.provenance:Property from the Estate of Dr. andMrs. Meyer Naide, Philadelphia,Pennsylvania.$800-1,200

837Chippendale mahogany slant frontdesklate 18th centuryWith hinged slant front opening toan arrangement of eleven drawersand four pigeonholes above fourdrawers and central dropterminating in bracket feet.H: 43 1/2 in. W: 36 in. D: 17 1/2 in.$800-1,200


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838Walnut tall case clockjohn wood, sr., philadelphia,pennsylvania, dated 1747The flat stepped top with blindfretwork above an astragal glazeddoor opening to a silver face withbrass dial with Roman numerals,secondary hands and date window,centering cutwork scrolling cornersprandrels and flanked by threequarter outset columns; the waistedcase with an arched lip-moldeddoor, supported on a molded plinthbase.H: 91 in. W: 21 in. D: 9 in.$20,000-30,000


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839Chippendale walnut chest ofdrawersphiladelphia, pennsylvania, circa1775The rectangular top with applied lip-molding above a conforming case offour graduated lip-molded longdrawers flanked by quarter-roundfluted columns, set on molded basewith ogee bracket feet.H: 35 in. W: 41 in. D: 21 3/4 in.$1,500-2,500


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840Queen Anne mahogany tilt-topcandlestandpennsylvania, late 18th centuryThe circular dish-molded top abovebirdcage support and urn-turnedpedestal, the cabriole legs ending insnake head feet.D: 19 1/2 in.$800-1,200

840AChippendale cherry workstandpennsylvania, circa 1780With square top above one drawerand straight apron, the whole restingon square molded legs.H: 29 in. W: 21 in. D: 19 1/4 in.$1,000-1,500

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841School of Thomas Birch(19th century)two figures in a landscapeStenciled ‘W.E. Rogers 16 Arcade Philad’on verso, oil on canvas, unframed.H: 20 7/8 in. W: 29 7/8 in. (overall)$3,000-5,000

842Chippendale mahogany card tablepennsylvania, late 18th centuryWith rectangular top above confromingbase fitted with single drawer withsunburst pulls resting on square legs.H: 28 1/2 in. W: 36 1/2 in. D: 18 in.$1,500-2,500

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843Chippendale walnut spice chestpennsylvania, 18th centuryThe flat molded cornice above tworecessed arched panel doorsopening to eighteen drawers, insizes, on a molded base with ballfeet.H: 24 in. W: 20 in. D: 11 1/2 in.$20,000-30,000

844American School, 19th centuryeight silhouette portraitsComprising: a full-length portrait ofa gentleman beside a window, in themanor of August Edouart, two smallportraits of gentlemen, three ofladies, one gentleman identified asBenjamin Pew and two ladies with aPeale Museum stamp. (8)Largest H: 12 1/2 in. W: 8 7/8 in.(sight)$300-500


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845American School, 19th centurynine silhouette portraitsIncluding: a portrait of Miss M. A.Honeywell with paper label on versodescribiing her as ‘a New Hampshirelady born without hands. She usedher mouth to operate the scissorswhile holding the paper between hertoes and only needed a few secondsto cut a silhouette’, all framed. (9)Largest H: 7 in. W: 5 1/4 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$600-800

846American School, 19th centuryeight silhouette portraitsIncluding: one signed and twostamped ‘Peale Museum’, allframed. (8)Largest H: 3 1/4 in. W: 2 3/4 in.(sight)provenance:Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey.$600-800

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847American School, 19th centuryfull-length cut and paintedsilhouette portrait of a gentlemanDepicting the profile of a standinggentleman with top hat and cane,against a cloud-filled sky and tree inbackground, unsigned, framed.H: 9 3/8 in. W: 7 3/8 in. (sight)provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$300-500

848Jasperware relief portrait ofBenjamin Franklin19th centuryUnsigned and framed.H: 4 in. W: 3 1/ 8 in. (sight)$200-300

849Chippendale mahogany fret-carvedmirrorphiladelphia, pennsylvania, circa1780-1800The rectangular plate with scrollcarved pediment and apron.H: 42 in. W: 23 3/4 in.provenance:Philip H. Bradley Co., Downingtown,Pennsylvania.$400-600

850Walnut tall case clockjohn hoff, lancaster, pennsylvaniaThe broken-scroll top with rosettesover a glazed arched door openingto a painted dial with Romannumerals and moon dial, flanked bycolumns; the waisted case withchamfered corners centering ashaped molded door above amolded base with applied shapedpanel over ogee bracket feet.H: 86 in. W: 19 1/2 in. D: 10 in.provenance:Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey.$5,000-8,000


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851Pair of Chippendale walnut chairsphiladelphia, pennsylvania, circa1760Deep serpentine crest rails withshell centers and scrolled ears, urnsplat backs with beaded edges,straight seat rails on shell carvedcabriole legs, claw and ball feet.H: 39 1/4 in. W: 20 in. D: 14 in.$3,000-5,000

852Enameled and printed tinware trayprobably england, 19th centuryThe oblong form printed with thescene ‘The Declaration ofIndependence United States ofAmerica July 4th 1776’, enclosed bya band of cornucopia and floralborder; together with a graphitesketch of this scene and the scenedrawn in reverse for the printingprocess, and a printed key to thefigures in the scene.H: 31 in. W: 21 in.$1,500-2,500


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851AChippendale mahogany ribbonback side chairthird quarter 18th centuryWith serpentine crest rail flanked bymolded stiles with floral medallionsat top centering on four piercedslats; trapezoidal slip seat onmolded square legs supported byrecessed stretcher.H: 37 1/2 in.$600-1,200

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853American School, 19th centurywashington at the delaware riverUnsigned, oil on canvas, framed.H: 28 1/2 in. W: 35 5/8 in. (overall)provenance:This work was likely inspired by Thomas Sully’s (1783-1872) ‘The Passage ofthe Delaware River’ of 1819, or one of the engravings published after thatpainting by George. E. Lang or Nathanial Currier. By comparison, the detailsare very different: the positioning of Washington and his horse, his officer’suniforms, the placement of troops, and accoutrements along the river.$25,000-50,000

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854Chippendale cherrywood chest-on-chestpennsylvania, circa 1780Flat cove and dentil molded top, fiveshort and three long graduateddrawers in upper section, base withthree graduated long drawers, alldrawers are lip-molded, on ogeebracket feet.H: 79 in. W: 43 1/2 in. D: 22 in.$8,000-12,000


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855Benjamin Henry Latrobe(1764-1820)the center square pump house, circa 1800Unsigned, inscribed ‘The Center’ watercolor, pencil, pen and ink on paper, framed.H: 12 3/4 in. W: 22 1/2 in. (sight)note:Benjamin Henry Latrobe, America’s first professionally trained architect was born inEngland to Moravian parents. He received an extraordinarily rich eduation in languages,music, science and the arts. He traveled widely and served apprenticeships in architectureand engineering before arriving in Virginia in 1793. He moved to Philadelphia in 1798, andwas commissioned to design The Bank of Pennsylvania, the first major structure in theGreek Revival style in America. In 1799, Latrobe began work on the PhiladelphiaWaterworks. He proposed the use of steam-powered pumps to bring water from theSchuylkill River to the Center Square. There his temple-form marble Pump House housedthe steam engine that pumped water to a holding tank on the upper floor, and thendistributed water throughout the city by gravity through wooden pipes. Center Squarebecame a popular gathering spot and was used until the construction of the FairmountWaterworks in 1812. The structure was demolished in 1828. Latrobe also served asSurveyor of the Public Buildings of the United States. He worked on numerous publicbuildings including the White House and the United States Capitol Building. Thiswatercolor is one of the few extant drawings of Latrobe’s Philadelphia work. Acomprehensive conservation report and extensive research accompanies the lot.$30,000-40,000


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856Chippendale walnut tall chest ofdrawerspennsylvania, early 19th centuryThe corniced rectangular top abovea conforming case with a row ofthree short over five long graduateddrawers, the whole resting on amolded base with ogee bracket feet.H: 66 1/4 in. W: 42 in. D: 22 1/4 in.$4,000-6,000

857Chippendale mahogany chest ofdrawerspennsylvania, late 18th centuryThe rectangular lip-molded top withconforming case over four longgraduated drawers on a moldedbase with ogee bracket feet.H: 34 in. W: 40 1/2 in. D: 22 1/4 in.provenance:Captain Sublett, Navy Commander;Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey.$2,500-3,500


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858John Heyl Raser(1824-1901)landscape of forest interior with stream and cattleSigned ‘Raser’ lower right, oil on marble, framed.D: 17 1/4 in.note:John Heyl Raser was born in Mobile, Alabama in 1824. He studied art inPlainfield, Connecticut, as a boy, but his interest in chemistry and science ledhim to become a chemist. In 1851 he moved to Reading, Pennsylvania, wherehe opened two successful drug stores and painted as an avocation. He wasinvolved in the organization of the Reading Society of Natural Sciences in1869. In 1871 Raser sold his stores to devote himself to painting, creatingportraits, marine scenes, still lifes, and landscapes, for which he is bestknown. He made a sketching tour of Europe in 1875, returning to Reading,where he established a studio on North Sixth Street until 1884, when hemoved to Philadelphia where he opened a new studio on Walnut Street. Hewas a member of the Art Exhibition Gallery and the Philadelphia Art Club,and exhibited at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Art. Raser painted in theCatskills at Haines Falls and Pine Hill Valley; along the Schuylkill River; and inthe Connecticut River Valley. He was a colleague of landscapist Frank Devlanand together the two artists taught and influenced a younger group ofpainters including Ben Austrian, Amos Gable, Edward Hafer, Jacob Miesse,Edward Howell and Christopher Shearer. Raser was a self-taught musician,reportedly playing as many as fifteen instruments. He died in Williamsport,Pennsylvania in 1901. Biography provided by Roger King Gallery of Fine Art,Newport, Rhode Island.$2,000-3,000

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859Chippendale mahogany tall caseclocksolomon parke, philadelphia,pennsylvaniaThe broken arch top with carvedrosettees above an arched door withastragal glass pane opening to apainted dial with Arabic numbers,engraved ‘Solomon Parke, Philad’with seconds dial, moon dial andcalendar sector, flanked by reededquarter columns; the waisted casewith reeded quarter columnscentering tombstone door over apanelled base resting on ogeebracket feet.H: 89 1/2 in. W: 20 in. D: 11 in.$6,000-8,000

860Chippendale cherry chest ofdrawerslate 18th centuryThe rectangular molded top overconforming case with reededquarter columns flanking threemolded long drawers with bailhandles, raised on ogee bracket feet.H: 34 in. W: 39 in. D: 21 1/2 in.$600-800

861Chippendale cherry slant frontdesklate 18th centuryThe rectangular top with slantedhinged front opening to anarrangement of nine drawerssurrrounding a central pigeonhole,the case with four long drawersraised on bracket feet.H: 42 1/2 in. W: 38 in. D: 19 3/4 in.$600-800


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862Three English needlework samplerswrought by martha wood, early 19th centuryThe first two with stylized floral borders enclosing pious verses and floweringurns; together with a companion family register depicting the birth dates ofNancy, James and Martha Wood centering a strawberry border, all worked insilk threads on a linen ground.Largest H: 12 in. W: 15 in. (overall)provenance:Descended through the Wood family after emigrating to Pennsylvania andsettling permanently about 1860;Private Collection, Palm Beach, Florida.note:Martha Wood was born to Samuel Wood and Pegey who werePresbyterians. She was christened on December 28, 1801 in the village ofAllostock in the district of Cheshire, England. Her siblings were alsochristened in the same place, her sister Nancy, on March 13, 1797 and herbrother James, on June 11, 1799.$4,000-6,000

863Pair of Chippendale walnut ribbon-back side chairsphiladelphia, pennsylvania, circa1800The molded pierced serpentine crestrail above three conforming slatswith molded stiles; the trapezoidalseat fitted to molded rails tenonedthrough the rear legs, the moldedfrontal square chamfered legs joinedby a recessed box stretcher.H: 37 in.$1,500-2,500

864Chippendale cherry chest ofdrawerspennsylvania, circa 1770The rectangular top with applied lip-molding over a conforming casewith quarter-round fluted columnsflanking four graduated lip-moldedlong drawers, set on a molded basewith ogee bracket feet.H: 36 1/2 in. W: 40 1/2 in.D: 22 3/4 in.$1,500-2,500


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865The Francis-Fisher-Coxe Chippendale carved mahogany card tablecarving attributed to the ‘garvan carver’philadelphia, pennsylvania, circa 1760The rectangular top with conforming hinged leaf opening to a lined playingsurface with rectangular inset candlestick recesses and oval counterrecesses above a shaped skirt carved with acanthus leaves centering acabochon pendant, the corners carved the cross-hatching and ‘C’-scrollscontinuing to acanthus leaf-carved cabriole legs ending in ball and claw feet;the swing rail reveals a hidden drawer.H: 29 1/4 in. W: 32 in. D: 15 1/2 in.provenance:The table was probably made for merchant Tench Francis, Jr. (1730-1800)and Anne Willing (1733-1812), daughter of Philadelphia mayor CharlesWilling and Anne Shippen, at the time of their marriage at Christ Church in1762. Tench Francis, Jr., a successful businessman and patriot contributed tothe Revolutionary cause from his personal wealth. As a result of his actions,Francis was appointed First Cashier of the Bank of North America, andPurveyor of Public Supplies. In the latter position he unified Navy purserswhich lead to the creation of the U.S. Navy Supply Corps. The tabledescended to their daughter Elizabeth Powel Francis (1771-1856), whomarried Joshua Fisher (1775-1806) son of Sarah Logan and Thomas Fisher;To their only child Joshua Francis Fisher (1807-1873) and his wife Eliza Izard

Middleton (1815-1890) of Middleton Place, Charleston, South Carolina,granddaughter of Arthur Middleton (1742-1787), Signer of the Declaration ofIndependence; To their daughter Maria Middleton Fisher (1847-1933) wife ofCharles Brinton Coxe (1833-1892), of Philadelphia; and thence by descent topresent owner.note:This card table has never been published or exhibited before. Theornamentation of this card table has been attributed to the as yetunidentified master Philadelphia craftsman, known as the ‘Garvan Carver’.This craftsman was first identified as the carver on a high chest of drawers inthe Mabel Brady Garvan Collection at Yale University Art Gallery. His workis distinguished by graceful, fluid naturalistic forms: sinuous leaves, shells,vines and flower heads. The carving is especially distinctive at the leaf endswhich twist and turn back on themselves; depth is created by groupings offine parallel cuts. The apron of this table exhibits such leaves. The sinuouslines of the cabriole legs are accentuated with scrolls and elongatedacanthus leaves ending in powerfully carved claw and ball feet.For two related card tables see Furniture Treasury, Wallace Nutting (1928)fig. 1022 and Sotheby’s Important American Furniture, New York, February 2,1991, Lot 1442.$200,000-300,000

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867American School, 19th centuryview of the chew house, at thebattlegound of germantown,circa 1850Signed ‘C. Smith,’ pencil, on paper,unframed.H: 10 1/4 in. W: 14 1/8 in. (overall)note:The British Fortieth Foot under thecommand of Colonel ThomasMusgrave (1737-1812) foughtagainst Washington’s Army onOctober 4, 1777 at the Chew Houseduring the Battle of Germantown.The British victory in this battleensured that Philadelphia, thecapital of the revolutionarygovernment of the ThirteenColonies, would remain in Britishhands throughout the winter of1777-1778. The artist C. Smith ismost likely C.H. Smith, listed inMantle Fielding as ‘1855-60 thiscapital engraver of portraits andbook illustrations working inPhiladelphia and in New York.$800-1,200

868Walnut tall case clockseneca lukens, horsham,pennsylvania, circa 1774The swan’s neck pediment withthree ball and slight spire finialsabove a glazed arched door openingto a brass face with steel dial andRoman numerals, flanked bycolumns; the waisted case centeringan arched lip-molded door above aplinth base raised on bracket feet.H: 94 in. W: 21 in. D: 9 in.note:The clock was made for IsaacCleaver in Cheltenham, 1774.$20,000-30,000

869Robert Street(1796-1865)portrait of a lady with book inlapSigned and dated ‘R. Street 1831’, oilon canvas, framed.H: 30 in. W: 25 in. (sight)$1,500-2,500

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870Attributed to a member of thePeale Familyportrait of a young lady, 19thcenturyUnsigned, oil on canvas, unframed.H: 30 1/3 in. W: 24 1/3 in. (overall)$3,000-5,000

871Late Federal mahogany chest ofdrawersmid-19th centuryWith rectangular top surmounting aconforming case housing fourgraduated drawers, resting onturned legs.H: 41 in. W: 39 1/2 in. D: 20 in.$1,000-1,500

872Federal mahogany side chairearly 19th centuryThe molded and carved shield back;trapezoidal slip seat resting ontapered legs supported by recessedstrechers.H: 37 1/2 in.$1,000-2,000Illustrated on page 16

873Federal mahogany card tableearly 19th centuryRectangular with ovolu corners overa conforming apron with string inlayand an eglomise tablet, raised onsquare tapering legs ending incuffed feet.H: 29 1/4 in. W: 36 in. D: 17 3/4 in.$800-1,200


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873AFederal carved tiger maple four-post tester bedphiladelphia, pennsylvania, 19thcenturyA shaped headboard joins reededbed posts; the foot posts with tassel,drapery and water-leaf carving tomid-section.H: 85 1/2 in.$2,000-3,000

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874Thomas Sully(1783-1872)portrait of jane and alfred sully,circa 1831Unsigned, oil on canvas, framed.H: 36 in. W: 29 in. (sight)provenance:The collection of James andCandace McIlhenny, Alexandria,Virginia.literature:‘Son and daughter of the artist, theformer aged eight, the latter twenty-two. Jane is shown as reading froma book which she holds in her hand.Alfred’s head is shown looking overthe book. Engraved by Forrest as‘Brother and Sister.’ Painting begunOct. 3rd, 1829, finished June 15th,1831. Owned by Mr. S.S. Spaulding,of Buffalo, N.Y.” (Biddle and Fielding,The Life and Works of Thomas Sully,(1921), p. 284, No. 1686)$8,000-12,000

875Federal cherry slant front desklate 18th/early 19th centuryThe rectangular top above a casewith slant lid, the interior with awith a prospect door opening to twoshort drawers over a pigeonhole,flanked by two vertical slots withbook spine edges and two shortdrawers above three pigeonholes, ona conforming case with three longdrawers over shaped apronterminating in bracket feet.H: 45 in. W: 42 1/2 in. D: 22 1/2 in.$1,000-2,000

876Pair of Federal mahogany sidechairsphiladelphia, pennsylvania, late18th centuryEach with a carved shield-shapedback, the serpentine upholsteredseat on square tapering molded legswith H-form stretchers.H: 39 in.$1,000-1,500

877Attributed to a member of theSharples Familyprofile portrait of a gentleman,early 19th centuryUnsigned, retains paper note onverso ‘Hiester was Pa Governor1820’/painted Lebanon’, pastel onpaper, framed.H: 8 5/8 in. W: 6 1/2 in. (sight)provenance:Property from the Estate of Dr. andMrs. Meyer Naide, Philadelphia,Pennsylvania.note:This portrait bears resemblance toJoseph Hiester born November 18,1752 in Berks County, Pennsylvania.Related portraits of Hiester includeexamples by Charles Willson Peale(1741-1827) and Frederick A. Spang(1834-1891).$1,000-1,500


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878Federal mahogany pembroke tableearly-mid 19th centuryWith sepentine top over arectangular case with straight apronhousing one drawer resting ontapered legs.H: 29 in. W: 36 1/2 in. D: 32 in.provenance:Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey.$800-1,200

879Late Federal mahogany bowfrontchest of drawersmid-19th centuryThe rectangular top with bowedfront above a conforming case withoutset corners above a row of fourlong drawers with glass knobs, seton a shaped apron, the wholeresting on reeded and turned legs.H: 34 1/2 in. W: 40 in. D: 19 1/4 in.$500-700

880Federal walnut tall chest of drawerspennsylvania, early 19th centuryThe corniced top above aconforming case with a row of threeshort over five long graduated andthumb-molded drawers, the wholeresting on a molded base withshaped apron on French bracketfeet.H: 61 1/4 in. W: 41 1/2 in.D: 22 1/2 in.$1,500-2,500

881Two pedestal paperweightsprobably pennsylvaniaInset with mottled glass and clearglass detail, supported on a domedspreading circular foot.H: 7 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$800-1,200

882American School, 19th centurypennsylvania, circa 1850portrait of a boy with bustUnsigned, oil on canvas, framed.H: 9 1/4 in. W: 11 1/2 in. (sight)literature:Folk Art Magazine, summer, 1993, p.16.$4,000-6,000


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883Federal mahogany four post testerbedearly 19th centuryWith bowed headboard supportedby posts with fluted vasiform uppersection above urn-form lowersection with carved swags.H: 84 in.$3,000-5,000

883ANeedlwork samplerwrought by martha e. truett, 1847Five alphanumeric rows over threerows of pious verse, with floweringplants, overflowing cornucopias andbirds below, silk threads on linen.H: 17 in. W: 17 5/8 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$800-1,200

884Late Classical mahogany drop-leaftable19th centuryWith rectangular top over aconforming straight apron on turnedlegs.H: 30 in. W: 34 in. D: 30 in.$300-500

885Classical mahogany stenciled piertablephiladelphia, pennsylvania, circa1815Marble top over bolection moldedand gadrooned apron, flanked byIonic columns on shaped base withleaf and lion paw feet; retainsoriginal mirror plate and stenciling,‘Abraham See and Mary FalaiseSarchet See, Philadelphia,Pennsylvania’.H: 37 3/4 in. W: 42 in. D: 19 in.provenance:Descended in the See family topresent owner.$4,000-6,000

886Classical mahogany tilt-top tableattributed to haines and connelly,philadelphia, pennsylvaniaearly 19th centuryWith round top surmounting an urnpedestal base on four fluted legsterminating in brass paw feet andcasters.H: 29 1/4 in. Diam: 43 1/2 in.$3,000-5,000

887Classical carved mahogany cardtablepennsylvania, early 19th centuryThe serpentine hinged top withreeded edge over conforming apronresting on ring and spiral-turnedlegs ending in peg feet and casters.H: 29 1/2 in. W: 36 in. D: 17 1/2 in.provenance:Sewell Antique Shop, 1960s;Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey to present.$800-1,200


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888Classical mahogany breakfast tablephiladelphia, pennsylvania circa 1825-1830The rectangular top with ‘D’ shaped leaves above a bolection drawer andinverted beehive and leaf-carved support with reeded downswept legs, onancanthus carved paw feet with casters.H: 29 1/2 in. W: 24 1/2 in. D: 41 in. (closed)$600-800

888ALate Classical mahogany chest of drawersanthony quervelle, philadelphia, pennsylvania circa 1825-1830With shaped top over a case housing four bow front drawers, flanked bycolumns, the whole resting on paw feet.H: 45 5/8 in. W: 46 3/4 in. D: 27 in.literature:Boor, Philadelphia Empire Furniture. 2006. pg 463.$600-900

890ALate Classical mahogany chest of drawersanthony quervelle, philadelphia, pennsylvania circa 1825-1830With rectangular top surmounting a conforming case housing two short andtwo long bowed front drawers flanked by columns above one long extendeddrawer, the whole resting on paw feet.H: 46 1/2 in. W: 42 1/2 in. D: 24 1/2 in.literature:Boor, Philadelphia Empire Furniture. 2006. pg 464.$600-900


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889Circle of Thomas Sully (1783-1872)four portraits, early 19th centuryUnsigned, oil on canvas, framed;comprising one woman playing aguitar, one woman playing thepiano, one man holding a violin andone of a woman in a black dress.Largest H: 18 in. W: 14 3/4 in.(sight)$600-900

890American School, 19th centurystill-life theoremDepicting a peach, grapes,strawberry and cherry with acornand leaves; inscribed on verso ‘MaryS----/---Phila/November, 15th,1829’, watercolor on velvet, framed.H: 7 1/2 in. W: 9 3/4 in. (sight)$700-900

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891Classical mahogany sewing standpennsylvania, early 19th centuryThe rectangular top with shapeddrop leaves, straight apron with twodrawers raised on ring turned legs.H: 28 in. W: 14 1/4 in. D: 20 1/2 in.(leaves down)provenance:Morley’s Bicycle Shop, Woodbury,New Jersey, 1960s;Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey, to present.$600-800

892Late Classical figured walnutsecretary bookcasepennsylvania, early-mid 19thcenturyIn two parts; the upper section withcrown molding over two glass doorswith beaded molding above a lowerhalf comprising a rectangular casewith top opening to a writingsurface surmounting a recessedcentral section housing two paneleddoors flanked by blocked ends on amolded base.H: 89 3/4 in. W: 54 in. D: 23 1/4 in.$8,000-12,000

893Circle of John Neagle (1796-1865)two studies: a classical head anda near eastern sceneThe first signed ‘E.T.N. Feby 16/54,’the second ‘C. Neagle afterPickersgill,’ oil on heavy paper,unframed.Largest H: 18 1/2 in. W: 12 1/4 in.(overall)$400-600

894Late Classical mahogany sofaearly 19th centuryWith tablet back rest above a redfabric upholstered back, seat andscrolled and carved arms depictingfruit and flowers flowing intoacanthus leaves all on cornucopiasupport, terminating in paw feet.H: 35 1/2 in. W: 73 in. D: 23 1/2 in.provenance:Greenleaf Retirement Home,Moorestown, New Jersey.$600-800


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895Classical maple bedsteadearly 19th centuryHeadboard with scrolled top overtwo panels and twist and balusterturned posts.H: 77 in.provenance:Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey.$400-600

896Classical mahogany sofaearly 19th centuryWith straight crest rail above a redfabric upholstered back and seatflanked by molded and upholsteredarms terminating in bracket feet.H: 34 in. W: 82 in. D: 22 in.provenance:Greenleaf Retirement Home,Moorestown, New Jersey.$1,000-2,000

897Classical inlaid mahogany andbird’s eye maple work tableattributed to michel bouvier(1792-1874), philadelphia,pennsylvania, circa 1810-1820A rectangular top with outset ring-turned corners inset with ivory,above a case with two graduateddrawers, the top drawer fitted withcompartments, and a felted pull-outslide on the left, supported on a lyrepedestal on platform base withsaber legs ornamented with ivoryrondels ending in brass lion paw feetand casters; brass plaque engraved‘Presented to/Trent Chapter/D.A.R./by/Mary Scudder Jamieson/Regent 1894’.H: 28 3/4 in. W: 19 3/4 in.D: 15 1/4 in.provenance:Property of a Bucks County,Pennsylvania Collector.note:The Trent Chapter of the Daughtersof the American Revolution wasfounded January 29, 1895 inTrenton, New Jersey. Mrs. MaryScudder Jamieson was theorganizing regent.$4,000-6,000


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898Late Classical mahogany andcherrywood sideboardmid-atlantic states, circa 1820-1840The drawers with pressed glasspulls, ring-and-spiral legs withacanthus and hairy paw feet.H: 51 in. L: 57 in. D: 21 1/4 in.$1,500-2,500

899Late Classical mahogany tablephiladelphia, pennsylvania circa1825Rectangular top with roundedcorners surmounting an ogee-molded and gadrooned apron onsquared support resting on aconforming and gadrooned plinth,shaped platform, terminating in leafand hairy paw carved feet.H: 30 in. W: 44 in D: 22 in.$500-800

900American School, 19th centuryportrait of james cornell, sarahdeppelle biddle and infant inhonduras, circa 1810Unsigned, oil on canvas, framed.H: 18 in. W: 15 in. (sight)provenance:Denenberg Fine Arts Gallery;Collection of James and CandaceMcIlhenny, Alexandria, Virginia.$3,000-5,000

901Federal inlaid mahogany diningtablephiladelphia, pennsylvania, circa1800In three parts: the two demi-luneends on conforming skirt abovesquare tapering legs; the drop-leafcenter section with swing legs.H: 29 in. W: 145 in. D: 46 3/4 in.$1,500-2,000

902Classical mahogany piano stoolphiladelphia, pennsylvania circa1825The mohair covered circular seatwith reeded skirt, supported byturned and reeded tapering legsending in brass capped ball feet.H: 20 in. Diam: 14 in.provenance:Retains printed label for Israel SackNew York, 1984.$800-1,200


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903Peter Rothermel(1812-1895)canoe creek, juaniata riverSigned ‘Peter Rothermel ‘47’ lowerright, oil on canvas, framed.H: 14 in. W: 22 3/4 in. (sight)$1,200-1,800

904Late Classical mahogany drop-leaftable19th centuryRectangular flame mahogany topover block and turned legs, oncasters.H: 29 1/2 in. W: 54 7/8 in. D: 42 in.$400-600

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905William Van De Velde Bonfield(1834-1885)sleigh rideSigned ‘Winter scene in N.Y./V.deVBonfield/Phil 1873 painter’, oil oncanvas, framed.H: 19 3/8 in. W: 29 1/2 in. (sight)provenance:Private Collection, Woodbury, NewJersey, 1960s;Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey, to present.$5,000-7,000

906William Van de Velde Bonfield(1834-1885)winter sceneSigned ‘Bonfield’ lower center andon canvas verso ‘——- —/V.deV.Bonfield/—-1877’, oil on canvas,framed.H: 15 1/2 in. W: 23 1/2 in. (sight)provenance:Private Collection, Woodbury, NewJersey, 1960s;Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey, to present.$3,000-5,000


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907William Van de Velde Bonfield(1834-1885)new hampshire sceneSigned on canvas verso ‘Mt.Kiarsarge—N.H. W. Van Bonfield —-1865’, oil on canvas, framed.H: 13 1/2 in. W: 19 1/4 in. (sight)provenance:Private Collection, Woodbury, NewJersey, 1960s;Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey, to present.note:Bonfield worked in New Jersey andthe southeastern area ofPennsylvania. He exhibited at thePennsylvania Academy of the FineArts in Philadelphia from 1861 to1869.$2,000-3,000

908Pair of painted and decoratedchairs19th centuryTablet crest rail decorated with afloral motif above a carved andpainted slat surmounting a rush seatterminating in turned front legs andsaber rear legs supported by sideand painted front stretchers.H: 32 1/2 in. W: 17 3/4 in.D: 18 1/4 in.$600-900

909Four Classical figured maple rushseat side chairspennsylvania, circa 1840With deep scrolled crest over avasiform splat, the rush seat withstraight seat rail, raised on modifiedcabriole legs with stretchers.H: 34 in.$400-600

910Two leather cased daguerreotypesMid-19th centuryThe first depicting a portrait of aboy, retaining paper label ‘(Rev.)/S.Harper Leeper, Jr./Frankfort springs,PA’; the second depicting a Quakercouple.Largest H: 4 1/2 in. W: 3 1/2 in.$200-300

910AAmerican School, 19th centuryportrait of daniel h. steinInscribe ‘Portrait of Daniel H. SteinHusband of Adaline A. Sower Steinborn 1826 Father of Florence SteinCross’on paper label verso, oil oncanvas, unframed. H: 30 in. W: 25in. (overall)note:Daniel H. Stein (b. 1820) andAdaline A. Sower (b. 1826) weremarried in 1846 in Montgomery,Pennsylvania.$400-600


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911Ebonized, gilt-decorated andmother-of-pearl inlaid deskhart ware & co., philadelphia,pennsylvania, mid-19th centuryThe rectangular top with conformingapron fitted with one long drawerwith compartmented interior, restingon a scrolled bracket base.H: 29 5/8 in. W: 35 3/4 in.D: 19 1/2 in.$400-600

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912American School, 19th centuryportrait of an odd fellow inregalia with two childrenUnsigned, oil on canvas, framed.H: 61 1/2 in. W: 45 in.note:An 1854 journal of the InternationalOrder of the Odd Fellows indicatesthat Penn Township Lodge No. 319was located at 23rd and Ridge,Philadelphia. The Lodge mergedwith Walker Lodge No. 306 in 1955.$3,000-5,000

913Federal cherry two-part cornercabinetpennsylvania, early 19th centuryThe molded cornice above glazeddoor opening to three shelves abovetwo recessed paneled doors with ascalloped apron resting on bracketfeet.H: 85 1/2 in.$2,500-3,500

914Improved Order of Red Men carvedand painted wooden signlate 19th centuryThe profile of a Native American inheadress centering the inscription‘Leni-Lenapi Tribe No. 3’ and‘Imporder of Red Men’.H; 19 1/2 in. W: 10 3/4 in.note:The Improved Order of Red Men isthe oldest patriotic fraternalorganization in America tracing itsorigins back to 1765. ‘Leni-LenapiTribe No. 3’ of Philadelphia wasorganized in the 1840s.$3,000-5,000


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915American School, 19th centuryportrait of george washingtonUnsigned, oil on canvas, framed.H: 21 1/2 in. W: 16 5/8 in. (sight)$8,000-12,000


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917Three copper itemswm. a. lewis, philadelphia,pennsylvania, circa 1820Comprising: a hot water kettle withmarked swing handle, together witha covered pot and two-handled cup.(3)Tallest H: 12 1/2 in.$600-800

918Copper apple butter kettle19th centuryCircular basin, with forged ironswing handle.H: 15 in. Diam: 21 in.$200-300

919Pewter coffee potwilliam mcquilkin, philadelphia,pennsylvania, circa 1845With urn shaped body with ascrolled handle on a molded foottopped with a domed lidsurmounted by a styliszed acornfinial.H: 7 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$400-600

920Pewter coffee potrobert palethorpe jr.,philadelphia, pennsylvaniaUrn shaped body on an elongatedcircular foot with scrolled handlecrowned by a domed lid and turnedfinial.H: 9 1/2 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$300-500


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920APainted step-back cupboardpennsylvania, early 19th centuryThe upper case with single glazedsliding door, the lower section withsix short drawers and shaped apronwith bracket feet.H: 85 1/2 in. W: 45 1/2 in. D: 17 in.note:Purportedly owned and used by theNational Audubon Society.$3,000-5,000

921Group of three cast-iron firemarkspennsylvania, 19th centuryEach of oval form, including: two FireAssociation of Philadelphiafiremarks and one United Fireman’sInsurance Company of Philadelphiafiremark with beveled edge.Largest H: 9 1/2 in. W: 12 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$400-600

922Group of four engraving blockslate 19th/early 20th centruyThree depicting various pieces ofmachinery and one portraying aneagle.Largest H: 5 1/2 in. W: 7 in.provenance:Property from the Estate of Dr. andMrs. Meyer Naide, Philadelphia,Pennsylvania.$200-300


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923‘Pennsylvania’ long rifleberlin, pennsylvania, circa 1835-1854Having an octagonal barrel with aball and cap firing mechanism;decorated with leaf and lineengraved patch box and tiger maplestock, the barrel signed ‘L Conrad’and initials ‘LC’.L: 51 in.$800-1,200

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924Painted and decorated blanketchestpennsylvania, early 19th centuryA rectangular molded lid opens towell with till in tact, resting on amolded base with bulbous turnedfeet.H: 26 in. W: 49 in. D: 23 in.$800-1,200

925Uncle Sam costumelouis e. stilz & bro. philadelphia,pennsylvania late 19th centuryThe three-piece red and whitestriped suit comprising: trousers, tailcoat and vest bearing Philadelphiamaker’s label; together with Gown ofred and white satin with blue bodicewith white star and a striped skirt allwith red trim.note:The Uncle Sam three-piece suitworn at the Columbian Exposition inChicago in 1893. Both costumeswere worn during the Bicentennialfestivites in Philadelphia in 1976.$1,000-1,500

926Walnut step-back cupboard19th centuryCrown molding surmounting two sixpaned glazed doors opening to twoshelves atop a rectangular lowercase with two short drawers abovetwo raised paneled doors on amolded base.H: 78 in. W: 53 1/4 in. D: 19 1/2 in.$2,000-3,000


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927Three calligraphic studies19th centuryThe first depicting an Americaneagle surmounted by a poem,signed ‘R Shenk’ upper right, thesecond a poster for ‘OrnamentalWriting Taught’, signed and dated‘Samuel Brugger August 23, 1852Unionville’, and the last showing apious verse surrounded by foliateborders and birds.Largest H: 27 1/2 in. W: 21 1/2 in.provenance:Property from the Estate of Dr. andMrs. Meyer Naide, Philadelphia,Pennsylvania.$300-400

928Cherry corner cabinetlate 18th/early 19th centuryThree shelves with scalloped edgesand plate grooves behind two panedglass doors over two lower doorsterminating in bracket feet.H: 84 in. W: 50 in. D: 27 in.$500-700

929Group of brass and iron kitchenutensils and a wooden wall boxIncluding: brass spatula, strainer andtwo ladles, all with wrought ironhandles, and a wall box withelongated back. (5)Box H: 29 in.$250-350

930Stained rush seat ladder backarmchairpennsylvania, late 18th/early 19thcenturyThe stiles with ball finials flankingfive arches slats, with shaped armson turned posts; the rush seat raisedon turned legs, with ball feet joinedby double turned stretchers.H: 45 1/2 in.$600-800

931Chippendale cherry blanket chestlate 18th centuryWith rectangular molded lid aboveconforming chest with one longdrawer on bracket feet.H: 33 in. W: 39 1/2 in. D: 19 in.$600-800

932Inlaid walnut blanket chest withtwo drawerspossibly chester county,pennsylvania, dated 1784Molded rectangular top opening towell with till, above two lip-moldeddrawers with molded base, the caseinlaid with tulips, heart, and the date‘1784’ surrounding the initials ‘AB’.H: 26 1/2 in. W: 48 1/2 in.D: 23 1/2 in.provenance:According to family history, theblanket chest was made for AnnaBrownback (b. 1730), daughter ofGarrett Brownback ((1662-1757)originally written GerhardBrumbach) a native of Wurtemberg,Germany, who sailed on the vessel‘Concord’ from Amsterdam, October6, 1683, and settled in Germantown,Pennsylvania. He married his wife,Mary Pepen (b. 1695), in 1716/18,daughter of Howard Pepen andElizabeth Rittenhouse and had sixchildren. Anna Brownback marriedPaul Benner (German born, 1726-1783) about 1752 in Chester County,Pennsylvania.note:Garret Brownback assisted in theerection of the first house inGermantown. In 1734 he changedhis place of residence to the vicinityof Bethel church, Chester County,was the proprietor of the first tavernon the north side of the Lancasterpike, and in 1736 purchased onethousand acres of land partly inVincent and partly in Coventrytownships. He was the founder ofBrownback’s German Reformedchurch in 1741, which he built withlogs on a portion of his property. Hedied at the advanced age of ninety-six years and his remains wereinterred in the cemetery connectedwith the church he founded. (GilbertCope, Historic Homes andInstitutions and Genealogical andPersonal Memoirs of Chester andDelaware Counties. New York: LewisPublishers Co., 1904)$4,000-6,000


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933Walnut blanket chestpennsylvania, late 18th centuryDovetail construction withrectangular lift lid with molded edgeopening to till, above two shortdrawers on molded base supportedby bracket feet.H: 29 3/4 in. W: 49 1/2 in.D: 22 1/2 in.$800-1,200

934Pine blanket chestpennsylvania, early 19th centuryThe hinged rectangular lid withapplied molded edge lifting openingto a well with till, in tact with straphinges, resting on bracket feet.H: 20 3/4 in. W: 48 in. D: 16 3/4 in.$250-350

935Walnut cabinetprobably chester county,pennsylvania, early 19th centuryRectangular molded top overconforming case with single hingedpaneled door above single draweron molded base.H: 23 3/4 in. W: 17 1/4 in.D: 8 1/4 in.$1,200-1,400

935ABow-back Windsor arm chairprobably letchworth,philadelphia, pennsylvania, late18th centuryWith bowed back over ninespindles; molded saddle seat withturned legs and H-form stretcher.H: 37 1/4 in.note:John Letchworth worked inPhiladelphia from 1782-1807.$800-1,200

936Cotton appliqued quiltpennsylvania, mid-19th centuryThe field with red appliqued tulipswith green stems and leaves,enclosed by a green garlandaccented by red buds, all on a whiteground.H: 90 in. W: 92 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$2,000-3,000

937Group of textileslate-19th centuryComprising: three blue and whitewoven coverlets, one black andwhite woven coverlet, one blue andwhite woven pillow, onecheckerboard pattern patchworkquilt, two fundamental nine-patchquilts, and one striped patchworkquilt. (9)Largest H: 89 in. W: 84 in.note:Quilts were pieced in 1871 andquilted by 1887 in Plainfield, NewJersey by M.S. Spink.$400-600


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938Black-painted Windsor setteepennsylvaniaWith sack-back surronding above amolded seat resting on turned legssupported by strechers with bulbousturnings.H: 38 1/2 in. W: 82 1/4 in. D: 18 in.$1,000-1,500

939Three-color jacquard coverletpeter leisey, lancaster,pennsylvania, mid-late 19thcenturyWith bands of floral motifs in red,blue and mustard; corner blocksigned ‘made by Peter LelseyLancaster Co. Cocaleco Thownship’.H: 90 in. W: 72 in.$300-500

940Three-color jacquard coverletstager, lancaster, pennsylvania,mid-late 19th centuryWith central star surrounded byflowers and leafs, flanked by a Greekkey and grapevine border, all inorange, red green and lilac; cornerblock signed ‘M by H Stager MountJoy Lancaster Co PA Warrented fastcolors No. 1.’H: 79 in. W: 75 in.$400-600

941Crazy quiltdated 1885The satin and velvet patchesheightened with embroidered andappliqued devices, with teal velvetborder, corner block signed anddated ‘FH Gen 1885’.H: 64 in. W: 64 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$600-800


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942Woven coverletdated 1844The field with stylized flowers, treesand roosters, the border with eight-pointed star pattern, corner blocksigned and dated‘This/coverlet/belong/tome/john/himelrig/1855’.H: 100 in. W: 80 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$1,000-1,200

943Three-colored woven coverletmanufactured by clochman,hamburg, pennsylvania, 1842A floral motif field with tulip borderpattern in red, blue and green, withsigned and dated corner block.H: 86 in. W: 81 in.$1,500-2,500

944Pieced and appliqued Eagle quilt19th centuryWith four eagles around a centralstar with repeated triangle border, inred, blue and yellow.H: 87 in. W: 84 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$400-600

945Pieced and appliqued Carolina lilyquilt19th centuryWith red and teal lilies surroundedby a teal border, with feather quiltingand red edging.H: 76 in. W: 96 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$400-600

946Wool and cotton coverletcharles fehr manufacturer,emmaus, lehigh county,pennsylvaniaThe central floral medallion enclosedby scrolls, vine, and flowerhead-filled diamond inner border and anurn, medallion, flower and scrollouter border, fringed on three sides.H: 74 in. W: 92 in.$350-450

947Painted and decorated miniaturehooded cradle with dollpennsylvania, mid-18th centuryThe hood with canted sides above aframe with rockers; original paintedexterior to show the name ‘AnneSupplee 1858’ with gold pinstripingand green foliate on a burgundyground; the bisque doll marked‘360’ and ‘0’ on her back.Cradle H: 6 1/2 in. W: 10 1/2 in.$300-500

948Two coverlets19th centuryThe first with a red, white and bluewith abstract star pattern, and thesecond with orange, green and redwith a central floral medallion andeagle corners.Largest H: 88 in. W: 94 in.$400-600


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949Painted blanket chestlebanon or dauphin county,pennsylvania, dated 1785The molded hinged rectangular topopening to well with till, on amolded base with bracket feet; thesurface paint decorated with panelsshowing edelweiss flowers andvases in yellow and red on a blackground.H: 25 in. W: 52 in. D: 23 in.provenance:Private Collection, Newberrytown,Pennsylvania;Joe Kindig, Jr. (1898-1971), York,Pennsylvania, 1966;Private Collection, Pennsylvania.$3,000-5,000

950Painted and decorated blanketchestpennsylvania, 19th centuryWith rectangular molded top aboveconforming chest above two shortdrawers on molded base with dropapron and bracket feet; painted toshow two unicorns respectant,flanked by symmetrical floral motifs,with floral imagery to all sides.H: 21 1/2 in. W: 38 in. D: 18 in.$1,000-1,500

951Blue-painted jelly cupboardeastern lancaster county,pennsylvaniaRectangular top with scallopedbacksplash above two recessedpaneled doors and an arched apron,resting on bracket feet.H: 51 1/2 in. W: 33 1/2 in.D: 14 3/4 in.$400-600


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954Fraktur: A Liebesbriefe Valentinecutwork picturepennsylvania, early 19th centuryWatercolor, pen and ink on foldedand cut paper, framed.H: 12 1/2 in. W: 12 1/2 in. (sight)$1,500-2,500

955Fraktur: Painted and hand-coloredTaufschienjohann ritter und comp., reading,pennsylvania, 19th centuryWatercolor and ink on paper,framed.H: 16 1/3 in. W: 13 1/4 in. (overall)$250-350

956Fraktur: Taufschienmacungi twp., lehigh county,pennsylvania, circa 1812Polychrome ink on paper, framed.H: 7 in. W: 11 in. (sight)$300-500

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952Two frakturmid-late 19th centuryOne with central verse surroundedby borders and flowers, and onewith leaves and flowers surroundinga name and surmounted by an angelwith book.Largest H: 7 1/4 in. W: 9 in. (sight)$300-500

953Five small Frakturearly 18th centuryComprising: the first two displayingfloral and geometric motifs, the thirdwith religious verse enclosed byflowers, horns and winged angel, thefourth, the Ten Commandments,inscribed ‘Heinrich Gustinger/ ZuOptiken/1733’, the last a fragmentof Fraktur with calligraphic writing.(5)Largest: 4 1/2 x 2 1/2 in.$800-1,200

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961Slip-decorated redware dishpennsylvania, 19th centuryDecorated in daubed cream slip onan orange-brown ground, within acoggled rim edge.Diam: 12 in.$300-500

962Two slip-decorated redware dishespennsylvania, 19th centuryEach with wavy lines in cream slipon an orange-brown ground, withina coggled rim edge.Diam: 8 1/2 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$300-500

963Glazed redware vase19th centuryWith molded lip with ribbing fromhand pulling, illegible mark underbase.H: 10 1/4 in.$300-500

964Three redware dishespennsylvania, 19th centuryTwo trailed in cream slip with wavylines on an orange-brown glazedground, within a coggled rim edge,the other without decoration on anorange-brown ground.Largest Diam: 9 3/4 in.$800-1,200

964ATwo redware flasks19th centuryOne with red brown glaze, the otherunglazed.Largest H: 7 1/2 in.$200-300

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957Group of iron banks and cookiecutters19th centuryComprising: four banks, in sizes, sixcookie cutters, one butter press andone cork screw. (12)Largest H: 4 3/4 in.$200-300

958Two pewter deep dishes, plate andbasinphiladelphia, pennsylvania, late18th/early 19th centuryIncluding: two deep dishes with themark of ‘Blakskee Barns’, a platewith the mark of ‘Parks Boyd’ and abasin with the mark of ‘ThomasDanforth II’. (4)Diam: 8 1/4 - 11 1/4 in.$400-600

959Nine redware miniature bowls andpitcherspennsylvania, mid-19th centuryOf various colors, glazed, three withmottled decoration, comprising: twobowls with flaring rims, five pitchersand two jugs. (9)Largest H: 3 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$400-800

960Seven redware itemspennsylvania, 19th centuryIncluding: one glazed jug and threepitchers of ovoid form with moldedrims, two glazed bowls and onecrock. (7)Largest H: 6 3/4 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$800-1,200


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965Glazed redware pitcherattributed to anthony baecher,adams county, pennsylvania, mid-19th centuryDecorated with applied floral motifand crimped handle.H: 9 in.note:Anthony Baecher (1824-1889) alsoworked in Mechanicstown, FrederickCounty, Maryland and Wincester,Frederick County, Virginia.$4,000-6,000


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966Figural redware lion jugcirca 1850Glazed all over in a mottled browncolor.H: 9 in.$300-500

967Glazed redware Turk’s head moldpennsylvania, 19th centuryDecorated with manganesesplotches.H: 2 3/4 in. Diam: 7 3/4 in.$200-300

968Painted and decorated tinware traypennsylvania, 19th centuryOf shaped octagonal form, paintedto depict stylized fruit and flowerson a black ground.H: 8 3/4 in. W: 12 1/2 in.$400-600

969Painted and decorated documentboxearly 19th centuryOf rectangular form with lift-lid andconforming case; retains originalpaint depicting two hens facingcenter, with a flowering tree andscrolls on a red ground.H: 8 in. W: 20 3/4 in. D: 10 1/2 in.$3,000-5,000

970Redware bank in the form of anLate Classical-style chest ofdrawerspennsylvania, mid-19th centuryTwo short drawers over three longdrawers with panelled sides, in redand yellow marbleized glaze, slot inback for coins.H: 6 1/2, W: 7 1/8, D: 3 1/2 in.provenance:Property from the Estate of Dr. andMrs. Meyer Naide, Philadelphia,Pennsylvania.$300-500

971Painted miniature pine chest ofdrawers19th centuryWith scalloped backsplashsurmounting a rectangular top withconforming case housing two shortover two long drawers; inscribedunder long drawer ‘Maid for Ruth/by her Pa/Savannah 1851’.H: 8 1/4 in. W: 7 3/4 in. D: 4 in.$800-1,200

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972Carved and painted roosterattributed to william schimmel(1817-1890)Carved from a single piece of pine;the body painted red and black, thetalons yellow and gripping a greenbase.H: 7 in. W: 5 in.provenance:The collection of Meryl and JayWeiss, Massachusetts.$2,500-3,500

973American Schooladam and eve in the garden ofedenUnsigned, dated 1827, watercolorand ink on paper, framed.H: 8 1/2 in. W: 11 3/4 in. (overall)provenance:Property from the Estate of Dr. andMrs. Meyer Naide, Philadelphia,Pennsylvania.$400-600


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974Two carved marble sculptures19th centuryOne of two recumbent lambs andone of a recumbent dog.Dog L: 7 1/2 in H: 5 1/2 in. SheepL: 11 in. H: 4 in.$300-500

974ASalmon-painted hanging cupboardpennsylvania, circa 1840With molded cornice above adovetailed case with singlerecessed-panel door.H: 27 1/2 in. W: 26 in. D: 9 3/4 in.$500-800

975Two paint-decorated dome-topboxes and a turned, painted anddecorated saffron boxmid-19th centuryThe dome-top boxes painted withline borders, flowers, and doves inshades of red, blue, green, andyellow on the lid and case and fittedwith an iron lock and plate; thefooted cup with cover, showingpolychrome painted sprays andband decoration on a black ground,retains paper label under base ‘Asoap dish which belonged to motherDyer’s grandmother and alwaysstored on the corner wa—- L.G.Dyer’.Largest H: 8 1/2 in. W: 12 1/2 in.$1,500-2,500

976Pieced and appliqued cotton quiltmid-19th centuryNorth Carolina Lily pattern, withlarge red lilies on a white tuftedground.H: 89 in. W: 81 in.$600-800

977Two pieced and appliqued cottonquilts and one woven coverletmid-atlantic states, 19th/20thcenturyComprising: a feathered star quilt inblue, brown and orange, a leaf andreel variation quilt in brown, greenand yellow, and a geometricdesigned blue and white coverlet.(3)Largest H: 94 in. W: 94 in.provenance:Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey.$800-1,200

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978Dome-top painted and decorated bride’s chestnormandy, france, circa 1820The painted orange ground with yellow band borderdecorated to show baskets of tulips, swags and birds;indisctinctly signed on base.H: 12 in. W: 25 1/2 in. D: 13 in.Illustrated on pg 117provenance:Mark and Marjorie Allen, Amherst, New Hampshire.$1,500-2,500

979American School, early 20th centurypennsylvaniaA timeline of school houses beginnning with the OctagonSchool House in Newtown Square or Chadds Ford,Pennsylvania; unsigned, oil on canvas, unframed.L: 23 ft.$800-1,200

979ABow-back Windsor chairmarked letchworth (1759-1843)philadelphia, pennsylvania, circa 1790With bowed rail surrounding nine spindles; a moldedsaddle seat on bamboo style legs supported by turned H-form strecher, brand marked ‘Letchworth’.H: 36 in.note:John Letchworth worked in Philadelphia from 1782-1807.$2,000-3,000


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980Miniature mahogany tester bedlate 19th centuryWith turned posted and curvedhead and foot board.H: 16 3/4 in.$200-300

980ATwo miniature canopy bedpennsylvaniaWith bowed canopy on turned postswith serpentine head boards.H: 29 in. W: 19 in. D: 31 in.$300-500

981Three spindle-back chairslate 18th centuryThe first a side chair with a straightcrest rail over seven spindles abovea saddle shaped seat, the second anarmchair with a tablet-top overseven spindles above a saddleshaped seat, both on bamboo-turned splayed legs; together with ablack painted tablet-top pottyarmchair with a straight crest railover six spindles above potty seat.(3)Largest H: 34 in. W: 16 3/4 in.D: 15 3/4 in.$300-500

982Windsor bow-back side chair19th centuryWith nine bamboo styled spindlessurrounded by a bow back; saddleseat on turned legs with H-formstretcher.H: 36 1/2 in. W: 16 in. D: 15 in.$300-500

983Two bow-back Windsor chairspennsylvaniaEach Windsor with a bowed crestcontaining seven spindles, above asaddle seat; the first painted greenwith turned legs and H-formstretcher, the second with bamboo-turned legs and stretcher.H: 37 1/4 in. W: 17 1/2 in. D: 16 in.$600-800

984Green-painted child’s sack-backWindsor chairphiladelphia, pennsylvania, late18th centuryThe bowed crest containing sevenspindles, with arm rail and turnedsupports; the oval saddle seat raisedon baluster turned splayed legsjoined by an H-form swelledstretcher.H: 22 in.$1,000-2,000

984AGuitar with casec.f. martin, nazareth,pennsylvania, circa 1860With purfling and herringbone inlayaround the tone hole, spruce topand mahogany sides, stamped twiceinternally and once on back with‘C.F. Martin/New York’; case notoriginal.Back L: 17 3/4 in.$1,000-1,500


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985Carved and painted carouselstander horse and swag ornamentattributed to philadelphiatoboggan company, circa 1904-1934A walking bay horse with a redbridle and saddle over a green andgold saddle pad; gilt and paintedswag with central cherub.H: 57 1/2 in. W: 55 1/2 in. D: 11 in.provenance:Purportedly from Willow GroveAmusement Park Carousel inWillow Grove, Pennsylvania;Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey.$3,000-5,000

986Carved and painted pig-form tradesignprobably pennsylvania, late19th/early 20th centuryThe full-bodied form with glasseyes, fitted with iron loop forhanging.H: 13 in. W: 24 in.$800-1,200

987Painted and decorated child’swagonhanover, pennsylvania, dated 1919Retains original green paint andyellow pinstriping, with iron strapingand handle, with turned woodenspokes, the underside inscribed‘Made by Hoffman 1919. Hanover,Pa’.L: 45 in.$3,000-5,000

988Spatterware plate19th centuryRed, blue and green rainbow spattersurrounding a pink Adams rose.Diam: 6 1/2 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$300-500

989English creamware floral decoratedwash basinearly 19th centuryThe rim flared with chevron pattern,the interior overall polychromedecorated with floral sprays, theexterior decorated with bluebanding.Diam: 12 1/2 in.provenance:From the collection of HarryWetherstine, Germantown,Pennsylvania.$400-600

990Five Staffordshire dishes and ateapotearly 19th centuryDishes in sizes, each decorated withfloral sprays and sprigs; teapot ofpear form, decorated with floral andfoliate bands and linear borders onbase and lid and an abstract tear-drop pattern on spout. (6)Largest Diam: 10 1/2 in.$800-1,200


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991Red-stained blanket chest19th centuryRectangular lid with molded edgeover conforming chest above onelong drawer terminating in bracketfeet.H: 27 1/2 in. W: 45 1/4 in.D: 19 1/2 in.provenance:Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah,New Jersey.$500-700

992Cherry jelly cupboard19th centuryThe straight backsplashsurmounting a rectangular top withconforming case fitted with two longdrawers, above two doors resting onbracket feet.H: 63 in. W: 45 1/4 in. D: 19 3/4 in.$1,500-2,500

993Pine two-part corner cabinetearly 19th centuryThe upper section with crownmolding above a twelve-panedglazed door opening to an interiorwith three pink-painted shelves; thelower section with conforming basewith two paneled doors, the wholeraised on bracket feet.H: 86 1/2 in. W: 44 1/2 in. D: 23 in.$1,000-1,500

994Painted and decorated cupboardThe rectangular hinged lid aboveside panels painted with farmscenes, with one small draw above acupboard door.H: 30 1/2 in. W: 29 1/2 in.W: 17 1/2 in.provenance:Property from the Estate of Dr. andMrs. Meyer Naide, Philadelphia,Pennsylvania.$500-700


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995K. Scott Cameron(American, b. 1946)portrait of the steamship‘algonquin’Showing a broadside view; signed‘K.S. Cameron’ lower right, oil oncanvas, framed.H: 41 1/4 in. W: 19 1/4 in. (sight)$5,000-7,000

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996K. Scott Cameron(American b. 1946)portrait of the river & bay tug ‘ivanhoe’Showing a broadside view. Signed and dated, ‘K.S. Cameron ‘06’ lower right,oil on canvas, framed.H: 18 in. W: 36 in. (sight)note:The ‘Ivanhoe’ was owned and operated by the McCaulley family out of thePort of Philadelphia. She was often contracted to the Pennsylvania Railway’sDivision to assist in its harbor and river transfers.$4,000-6,000

997K. Scott Cameron(American, b. 1946)portrait of the propeller steamer ‘brandywine’Showing a broadside view. Signed and dated ‘K.S. Cameron ‘06’ lower right,oil on canvas, framed.H: 20 in. W: 42 in. (sight)note:The ‘Brandywine’ ran for the famed Wilson Line from Wilmington, Delawareto Philadelphia, Pennsylvania round trip three times daily and was usedextensively as a winter boat often employed as an ice breaker when themore cumbersome paddlewheelers became ensnarled in the float ice. Sheremained in service until the 1920s.$5,000-7,000


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998Two Elevations of the Strawbridge& Clothier’s Store on 8th andMarketstacy keeves & sons architects,late 19th centuryUnsigned, ink on paper, framed.Both H: 23 1/4 in. W: 38 1/4 in.(sight)$600-800

999Renaissance Revival walnut andbird’s-eye maple child’s chestpennsylvania, 19th centuryA carved shield with tilting mirrorsurmounts case with a rectangularmolded top, fitted with two shortover three long drawers above acarved apron, the whole raised onogee bracket feet; drawers aredecorated with bird’s-eye maplecentral medallions and carved pulls.H: 51 in. W: 24 in. D: 14 1/2 in.$1,800-2,200


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1000Rennaisance Revival walnut marbletop chest of drawersprobably philadelphia,pennsylvania, 19th centuryWith scrolled and carved pedimentwith central cartouche surmountinga mirror flanked by carved shelvesresting on a rectangular marble topwithm canted corners and moldededge on a conforming case housingthree drawers with carved pullsterminating on a molded base raisedon casters.H: 33 in. W: 46 5/8 in. D: 21 5/8in.$500-800

1001Rennaisance Revival walnutbedsteadprobably philadelphia,pennsylvania, mid-late 19thcenturyThe head and footboard each foliatecarved with central medallion androsewood inlay within flutedcolumns.H: 31 in. W: 46 1/2 in. D: 22 in.$700-1,000

1002Renaissance Revial walnut marbletop wash standprobably philadelphia,pennsylvania, 19th centuryWith marble top with cantedcorners and molded edge resting onconforming carved and molded casehousing one long drawer above twodoors terminating in a molded baseand casters.H: 30 1/2 in. W: 34 in. D: 18 1/4 in.$400-600


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1003Phildelphia CentennialInternational Exposition carvedwalnut armchaircirca 1876The cresting carved with thePennsylvania coat-of-arms flankedby finials inset with Expositionmedals, above the glazed backrevealing lithographs of Expositionbuildings, the arms with eagle headterminals above a plank seatsupported by a trestle base withturned stretchers.H: 61 1/2 in. W: 27 3/4 in. D: 27 in.provenance:Made for the Pennsylvania Pavillionat the Centennial Exposition.$2,500-3,500

1003AGothic Revival walnut arm chairpennsylvania, mid-19th centuryWith turned finials surmounting acarved and upholstered back withmolded stiles; straight carved seatrail above baluster turned legsresting on casters.H: 52 1/2 in.$600-800

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1004Renaissance Revival walnutbreakfront bookcasephiladelphia, pennsylvania, thirdquarter 19th centuryThe leaf and scroll carved crestingcentering a vacant cartouchesurmounting a rectangluar case withmirror plate door opening to shelvedinterior, flanked by columns withfluting on a two drawer base; thecentral section further flanked bytwo-thirds height bookcases withglass doors and matching columnsalso resting on a molded base.H: 130 1/2 in. W: 126 1/2 in.D: 20 in.provenance:The German Society of Pennsylvania$5,000-10,000

1004APair of Renaissance Revivalebonized and parcel gilt armchairsattributed to daniel pabst,philadelphia, pennsylvania, mid-late 19th centuryWith carved and turned crest railwith inlay and gilt decorationsurmounting a tufted back; squareupholstered seat flanked by scrolledarms with carved ends above acarved apron, resting on turned andcarved legs, terminating in casters.H: 35 1/4 in.$700-900

1005American School, 20th centuryindependence hallUnsigned, reverse painting on glass,framed.H: 15 1/2 in. W: 19 1/2 in. (overall)provenance:Property from the Estate of Dr. andMrs. Naide, Philadelphia,Pennsylvania.$150-250


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1006Charles Grafly (1862-1929)head of a manBronze with stone pedestal base.H: 9 3/4 in.note:Grafly was an instructor at thePennsylvania Academy of the FineArts from 1892 until his death.$500-700

1007Bronze carved sundiallouis f. ragot, milford,pennsylvania, dated 1916The cast figure of a winged FatherTime holds an hour glass in his lefthand and the right hand holding ascythe which forms the gnomon forthe sundial; the face engraved withRoman numerals, the lower sectionengraved, ‘Art is long and time isfleeting ‘Longfellow’/Copywright1916 by Louis F. Ragot’ lower right.H: 12 1/2 in. W: 12 1/2 in.$1,500-2,000

1008Charles Grafly (1862-1929)head of a manBronze with stone pedestal.H: 10 in.note:Grafly was an instructor at thePennsylvania Academy of the FineArts from 1892 until his death.$500-700

1009Pine accounting deskpossibly pennsylvania, firstquarter 19th centuryGothic fret cresting flanked bydrawer and cupboard units on aslant front desk top over twodrawers and turned and taperinglegs.H: 41 in. W: 51 1/2 in. D: 28 1/2 in.$500-800

1009APine and oak Schoolmaster’s deskpennsylvania, circa 1800With lid opening to an arrangementof pigeon holes, drawers and hiddencompartments, over a rectangularcase with two short drawers restingon tapered legs.H: 38 1/2 in. W: 35 in. D: 26 in.$800-1,200

1010Set of eight Centennial mahoganychairslate 19th centuryIncluding: four arm and two sideChippendale chairs with pierced andcarved splats with acanthus carvedknees ending in claw and ball feet,together with two Chippendale stylechairs with squared and moldedlegs. (8)Side chair: H: 42, Armchair withclaw and ball feet: H: 42, OtherH: 38provenance:Property from the Estate of Dr. andMrs. Meyer Naide, Philadelphia,Pennsylvania.$1,000-1,500


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1011Federal cherry chest of drawersearly 19th centuryRectangular top above fourcockbeaded drawers with turnedpulls, shaped skirt on turned feet,recessed panel sides.H: 40 1/2 in. W: 43 in.D: 21 1/2 in.in.$600-800

1012One spatterware soup plate19th centuryWith pink spatter surrounding apainted peafowl.Diam: 10 in.$200-300

1013Two spatterware soup platesearly 19th centuryWith green spatter surrounding apainted peafowl.Diam: 10 in.$400-600

1014Painted chalkware kneeling figureof a deer19th centuryThe kneeling figure of a deer on areeded oval base, painted off-white,the base painted light brown.H: 9 1/2 in.$200-300

1015Wooden butter print19th centuryWith eagle patter on base.H: 3 1/2 in. Diam: 3 3/8 in.$150-250

1016Painted and decorated saffron cup19th centuryWith turned body decorated withflowers on a pedestal base androunded foot.H: 5 3/4 in.$200-300


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1017Painted and decorated child’scaptain’s chairmid-19th centuryWith molded crest rail painted withflowers above six spindles; moldedseat with painted apron on turnedlegs with box stretcher.H: 19 in.$400-600

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1027Frank H. Taylor (1846-1927)large collection of philadelphiaviewsInk, wash and watercolor on paper,unframed.H: 20 in. W: 28 in. (overall)provenance:Shortly after serving in the Civil War,Taylor moved to Philadelphia fromupstate New York for its strongpublishing industry and artisticcommunity. He became a well-known special artist for prominentpublications and in his later yearscompleted a series of over 400watercolors, washes and inkdrawings thereby historicallydocumenting the city of Philadelphiaat the turn-of-the-century.(approx. 70)$15,000-25,000

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1018Three hoop-back windsor chairsearly 19th centuryIncluding: an armchair with scrolledhand holds and two side chairs, allwith bamboo-turned legs. (3)Tallest H: 37 in.$800-1,200

1019Pine storage bench19th centuryThe shaped ends joined by straightback rest above seat fitted with twohinged panels that lift on rectangularcase raised on turned feet.H: 38 in. W: 60 in D:18 in.$600-800

1020Green-painted blanket chest withdrawerspennsylvania, late 18th centuryThe rectangular hinged top lifts towell with till on conformiing casewith red-painted molding, and threethumb-molded drawers, all raisedon ogee bracket feet.H: 28 in. W: 51 in. D: 21 in.$600-800

1021Painted and decorated blanketchestlate 18th/early 19th centuryThe molded rectangular hinged lidlifts to well above case painted withshaped reserve on flared bracketfeet.H: 24 1/2 in. W: 52 in. D: 21 in.$600-800

1022Chippendale walnut cornercupboardpennsylvania or new jersey, early19th centuryIn two parts, the upper section withmolded cornice above two glazeddoors opening to three shelvesflanked by recessed panel sides onlower section with two recessedpanel doors on shaped bracket base.H: 86 1/2 in. W: 58 in. D: 31 1/2 in.$3,000-5,000

1023Stained walnut cupboardpennsylvania, 19th centuryThe molded cornice above tworecessed-paneled doors opening toshelves, arched apron.H: 46 in. W: 56 in. D: 14 in.$300-400

1024Two wooden peg rackspennsylvania, 19th centuryEach with hook-form pegs onbeaded boards.L: 76 in. and 78 in.$300-400

1025Group of redware and stonewarepantry itemspennsylvania, 19th/20th centuryIncluding: five plates of varyingsizes, three with slip decoration; apitcher with strap handle andmanganese splotches, handled pot,narrow jar, low unglazed jar, coveredpitcher, manganese-splothed coveror hot plate, and small stonewarejug and a cobalt-decoratedstoneware pot. (13)Largest H: 8 3/4 in.$800-1,200

1026Three bamboo-turned birdcagewindsor side chairsrichard mason, philadelphia,pennsylvania, 1764-1993Two bear ‘R. Mason’ brand.Tallest H: 34 in.$400-600


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Accepting consignments for April 19, 2009

Washington Memorial needlework wrought by Mary Guild (1794-1872), Miss Remington’s school, Hallowell, Maine.

Inquiries:lynda a cain ext. [email protected] l johnson ext. [email protected] g faris ext. [email protected]

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www.lyonandturnbull .com

Viewing times Sunday 31st November 2pm - 5pm Monday 1st December 10am - 5pmMorning of Sale from 9am

Enquiries Jewellery: Emma Mcmillan Silver: Colin Fraser or Trevor KyleTel: +44 (0)131 557 8844 E-mail: [email protected]

Illustrated catalogue £12 plus postage and packing

Examples of gentlemen’s jewelleryalready consigned for our pre-Christmas Fine Jewellery auction

Fine Jewellery and SilverTuesday, 2nd December, 200833 Broughton Place, Edinburgh

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Purchase removal, shipping andoffsite storage information

successful bidders for the americana andpennsylvania sale will be expected to pick up allproperty from freeman’s no later than 3 pm onfriday, december 5th 2008.

Shippers who have worked with Freeman’s clients inthe past, include but are not limited to:

Aiston Fine Art:Tel: 212.715.0629 Fax: 212.838.6982email: [email protected]

Packaging Store:Tel: 215.361.6940 Fax: 215.361.6941email: [email protected]

UPS:Tel: [email protected]

A. Mastrocco Jr. Moving & StorageTel: 215.491.0346email: [email protected]

Property not picked up from Freeman’s within tenbusiness days of the auction will be transferred to astorage facility as noted in our terms and conditions.There will be packing, transport, storage and releasecharges. For the convenience of the successful bidder,all purchased lots will be packed and transferred to thestorage facility together.

Payment of the hammer price, premium and anyapplicable sales taxes must be made directly toFreeman’s prior to the release of property.

Please contact Freeman’s at 215-563-9275 ext. 3008with shipping related queries.

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all property offered and sold (“property”) through samuel t. freeman& co, ("freeman's") shall be offered and sold on the terms andconditions set forth below which constitutes the complete statementof the terms and conditions on which all property is offered for sale.by bidding at the auction, whether present in person or by agent, bywritten bid, telephone, internet or other means, the buyer agrees to bebound by these terms and conditions.

Terms & Conditions

16In no event shall any liability of Freeman’sto the buyer exceed the purchase priceactually paid.17No claimed modification or amendment ofthis Agreement on the part of any partyshall be deemed extant, enforceable orprovable unless it is in writing that hasbeen signed by the parties to thisAgreement. No course of dealing and nodelay or omission on the part of Freeman’sin exercising any right under thisAgreement shall operate as a waiver ofsuch right or any other right and waiver onany one or more occasions shall not beconstrued as a bar to or waiver of anyright or remedy of Freeman’s on anyfuture occasion.18These Conditions of Sale and the buyer’s,the Consignor's and Freeman’s rightsunder these Conditions of Sale shall begoverned by, construed and enforced inaccordance with the laws of theCommonwealth of Pennsylvania andConsignor and Buyer agree to theexclusive jurisdiction of the Philadelphia,Pennsylvania Court of Common Pleas andthe United States District Court for theEastern District of Pennsylvania.

instances, the Consignor may pay lessthan the standard commission rate whereFreeman’s or its representative is asuccessful bidder on behalf of theConsignor. Where the Consignor isindebted to Freeman’s, Freeman’s mayhave an interest in the offered lots andthe proceeds therefrom, other than thebroker’s Commissions, and all sales aresubject to any such interest.11No “buy” bids shall be accepted at anytime for any purpose.12Any pre-sale bids must be submitted inwriting to Freeman’s prior tocommencement of the offer of the firstlot of any sale. Freeman’s copy of anysuch bid shall conclusively be deemed tobe the sole evidence of same, and whileFreeman’s accepts these bids for theconvenience of bidders not present at theauction, Freeman’s shall not beresponsible for the failure to execute, or,to execute properly, any pre-sale bid.13A Buyer’s Premium will be added to thesuccessful bid price and is payable by thebuyer as part of the total purchase price.The Buyer’s Premium shall be: 25% onthe first $20,000 of the hammer price ofeach lot, 20% on the portion from$20,001 through $500,000, and 12% onthe portion of the hammer priceexceeding $500,000.14Unless exempted by law from thepayment thereof, the buyer will berequired to pay any and all federal excisetax and any state and/or local sales taxes,including where deliveries are to be madeoutside the state where a sale isconducted, which may be subject to acorresponding or compensating tax inanother state.15Freeman’s may, as a service to buyerarrange to have purchased propertyposted and shipped at the buyer’sexpense. Freeman’s is not responsiblefor any acts or omissions in packing orshipping of purchased lots whether or notsuch carrier recommended by Freeman’s.Packing and handling of purchased lots isat the responsibilityof the buyer and is at the entire risk of thebuyer.

Buyer’s Premium or has satisfied suchterms that Freeman’s, in its solediscretion, shall require. Subject to theforegoing, all Property shall be paid forand removed by the buyer at his/herexpense within ten (10) days of sale and,if not so removed, may be sold byFreeman’s, or sent by Freeman’s to apublic warehouse, at the sole risk andcharge of the buyer(s), and Freeman’smay prohibit the buyer from participating,directly or indirectly, as a bidder or buyerin any future sale or sales. In addition toother remedies available to Freeman’s bylaw, Freeman’s reserves the right toimpose a late charge of 1.5% per monthof the total purchase price on any balanceremaining ten (10) days after the day ofsale. If Property is not removed by thebuyer within ten (10) days, a handlingcharge of .1% of the total purchase priceper month from the tenth day after thesale until removal by the buyer shall bepayable to Freeman’s by the buyer;Freeman’s shall charge 1.5% of the totalpurchase price per month for anyproperty not so removed within 60 daysafter the sale. Freeman’s will not beresponsible for any loss, damage, theft, orotherwise responsible for any goods leftin Freeman’s possession after ten (10)days. If the foregoing conditions or anyapplicable provisions of law are notcomplied with, in addition to otherremedies available to Freeman’s and theConsignor (including without limitationthe right to hold the buyer(s) liable forthe bid price) Freeman’s, at its option,may either cancel the sale, retaining asliquidated damages all payments madeby the buyer(s), or resell the property. Insuch event, the buyer(s) shall remainliable for any deficiency in the originalpurchase price and will also beresponsible for all costs, includingwarehousing, the expense of the ultimatesale, and Freeman’s commission at itsregular rates together with all related andincidental charges, including legal fees.Payment is a precondition to removal.Payment shall be by cash, certified checkor similar bank draft, or any other methodapproved by Freeman’s. Checks will notbe deemed to constitute payment untilcleared. Any exceptions must be madeupon Freeman’s written approval of creditprior to sale.In addition, a defaulting buyer will bedeemed to have granted and assigned toFreeman’s, a continuing security interestof first priority in any property or moneyof, or owing to such buyer in Freeman’spossession, and Freeman’s may retainand apply such property or money ascollateral security for the obligations dueto due to Freeman’s. Freeman’s shallhave all of the rights accorded a securedparty under the Pennsylvania UniformCommercial Code.10Unless the sale is advertised andannounced as “without reserve”, each lotis offered subject to a reserve andFreeman’s may implement such reservesby bidding through its representatives onbehalf of the Consignors. In certain

1Unless otherwise indicated, all Propertywill be offered by Freeman’s as agent forthe Consignor.2Freeman’s reserves the right to vary theterms of sale and any such variance shallbecome part of these Conditions of Sale.3Buyer acknowledges that it had the rightto make a full inspection of all Propertyprior to sale to determine the condition,size, repair or restoration of any Property.Therefore, all property is sold “AS-IS”.Freeman’s is acting solely as an auctionbroker, and unless otherwise stated, doesnot own the Property offered for sale andhas made no independent investigation ofthe Property. Freeman’s makes nowarranty of title, merchantability orfitness for a particular purpose, or anyother warranty or representationregarding the description, genuineness,attribution, provenance or condition tothe Property of any kind or nature withrespect to the Property.4Freeman’s in its sole and exclusivediscretion, reserves the right to withdrawany property, at any time, before the fallof the hammer.5Unless otherwise announced by theauctioneer at the time of sale, all bids areper lot as numbered in the printedcatalogue. Freeman’s reserves the right todetermine any and all matters regardingthe order, precedence or appropriateincrement of bids or the constitution oflots.6The highest bidder acknowledged by theauctioneer shall be the buyer. Theauctioneer has the right to reject any bid,to advance the bidding at his absolutediscretion and in the event of any disputebetween bidders, the auctioneer shallhave the sole and final discretion either todetermine the successful bidder or to re-offer and resell the article in dispute. Ifany dispute arises after sale, theFreeman’s sale record shall be conclusivein all respects.7If the auctioneer determines that anyopening or later bid or any advance bid isnot commensurate with the value of theProperty offered, he may reject the sameand withdraw the Property from sale.8Upon the fall of the hammer, title to anyoffered lot or article will immediately passto the highest bidder as determined in theexclusive discretion of the auctioneer,subject to compliance by the buyer withthese Conditions of Sale. Buyerthereupon assumes full risk andresponsibility of the property sold, agreesto sign any requested confirmation ofpurchase, and agrees to pay the full price,plus Buyer’s Premium, therefore or suchpart, upon such terms as Freeman’s mayrequire.9No lot may be removed from Freeman’spremises until the buyer has paid in fullthe purchase price therefor including

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Upcoming Events

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Fine Jewelrydecember 6th

Fine American & European Paintings& Sculpturedecember 7th

Oriental Rugs & Carpetsdecember 14th

Objects de Vertudecember 15th

Rare Books, Manuscripts, Prints & Mapsjanuary 15th

Fine English & Continental Furniture, Silver& Decorative Artsjanuary 26th

Freeman’s Fridays: Jewelry & Objects de Vertufebruary 6th

Freeman’s Fridays: Paintings & Printsfebruary 13th

Freeman’s Fridays: Furniture & Decorative Artsfebruary 27th

Fine & Decorative Asian Artsmarch 16th

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specialist departments

Americanalynda a cainsamuel ≤ free≤an iicarolyn g farismelissa l johnson

Asian Artsrobert waterhouserichard cervantes

English & ContinentalFurniture, Silver & Decorative Artschristian jusseldouglas girtonkerry jeffery

Fine Jewelrysamuel ≤ free≤an iikate waterhouse

Fine Paintings & Sculpturealasdair nicholdavid weisslibia elena mendezaimee pflieger dolbymarcell zombori

Fine Printsdavid weissaimee pflieger dolbylibia elena mendez

Modern & Contemporary Artanne henryalasdair nicholdavid weissaimee pflieger dolby

Oriental Rugs & Tapestriesdavid weissrichard cervantes

Rare Books, Manuscripts,& Ephemeradavid j bloomjoe huenke

20th/21st Century Designsarah l kearns, consultantalexandra jaccard

depart≤ents

Appraisalssa≤uel ≤ free≤an iijames e buckleydonald e walteramy parenti

Appraisal Servicessamuel t freeman iiiandrea vainiusjessica tudor

≤useum Servicesthomas b. mccabe ivlynda a cain

Client Servicesmary maguire carrollkati gegenheimerstephanie parkertonimarie kandojessica carterandrea vainius

Operationshanna dougherjonathan freemanian kellyjustin albrightjulius claytonbethany mobbschristine leggiogerald davis

Financehanna dougherjeffrey miller

Business Development &≤arketingthomas b. mccabe ivlily stonechristopher browne

Trusts & Estateschristian jusselsamuel t freeman iiithomas b. mccabe iv

Photographyelizabeth fieldtom clarkelizabeth schultz

officers

chair≤ansamuel ≤ freeman ii

presidentpaul roberts

executive vice presidentsja≤es e buckleyhanna dougher

senior vice presidentschristian jusselalasdair nichol

chief financial officereric a smith

vice presidentsdavid j bloomlynda a cainanne henryrobert waterhousedavid weiss

representativesdavid weissWashington, [email protected]: 202.412.8345

colin clarkeCharlottesville, [email protected]: 434.296.4096Fax: 434.296.4011

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