Catalog: Antiques (282)

34.5" x 19" x 29" high. Having shaped skirt and two board top with notched corners, stockinged feet, replaced brass hardware. Provenance Sotheby's Americana sale NYC.

Having blocked ends and good ogee bracket feet, Provenance Sothebys NY. 41" x 21" deep and 34" high. White pine secondary woods. Old refinish, brass hardware antique but not the original set.

Two Onslow serving spoons, fully marked and allow me to look up the hallmarks if interested. I would like to sell the two together.

Approx 10" high, having desirable hunt view with dogs. Condition appears to be good.

Typical small Kramer urns, ready to be repainted if desired. Different sizes, similar design. Priced for the two of them

Having suppressed ball standard and dish rim, choice small size, Pennsylvania, having old mend at one ankle, old finish.

28" diameter and 29" high. Top not original to iron base. Heavy cast iron base with later paint.

29" wide, having pull out drawer, an ideal bedside table. Note shrinkage cracks to top and sides. Wooden knobs.

Approx 10" high. Good condition and with leaf motif. Likely Rockingham and not Bennington .

Having slightly different armchairs, mostly original rush seats but with paint decoration enhanced. Comprising two armchairs and four side chairs. Likely New York, circa 1810-25. See a related set in the Boscobel collection.

Having choice figured mahogany and nice rope turned legs one drawer set in the skirt.

24.5" x 15" in a period frame, large format early sampler signed Sarah Waterworth and 1809.

Approx 10.5" x 9 1/4" x 6" high. 58.5 oz troy. Bearing engraved armorials. About the best piece of french silver I have ever owned and exists to actually be used.

17" wide, 13" deep, 11.5" high. Large decorative box with blue background, roses and with cityscape on the lid.

Centerpiece decorative compote , 12.5" wide, 7.5" deep, 5.5" high. Note wear to gild highlights. Brilliant cobalt blue and with gild stars.

Assembled Set of Four Kings Pattern Sterling Silver Large Tablespoons Two spoons are made by Charlie Jacques and Frederick Bartholomew. The other two spoons are made by Mappin brothers. Date letter 1901. Exceptional quality, two pairs match great selling as an assembled set of four

43" wide, 26" deep, 44.5" high. Having fine inlay inside and cylinder. Likely made in Annapolis or Baltimore Maryland circa 1810

Of small scale with inset leather top and bronze gallery, 27" wide, 18" deep, 29" high.