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Day 2 Catalogue
Sunday, August 5, 2001
Viewing: 9:00 am Main Sale: 10:15 am
At 9:40 am there will be an auction of approximately 40 hooked mats plus
Eleanor Pew Morris Memorial Rink,
Pig Loop Rd. Chester, Nova Scotia
On-site phone number from Thursday, August 2nd - 902-497-1810
Office phone number: 902-423-3226
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| 1 | Lots to appear represent spaces for items not presently catalogued | |
| 2 | The contents of this listing may differ slightly from the printed catalogue available at the sale | |
| 3 | Please read our terms and conditions, particularly the section relevant to the import and export of ivory and other endangered species | |
| TERMS AND CONDITIONS | ||
| 1 | Lot numbers in FINAL PRINTED Catalogue may DIFFER from the online list. | |
| 2 | No buyer's premium charged on goods purchased except when payment is made by Visa. | |
| 3 | Crowther & Brayley Ltd. will accept and execute left bids on your behalf. | |
| 4 | Payment may be made by cheque, money order, cash. Visa is also accepted and is subject to a 2.25% premium. | |
| 5 | Shipping to all points is available. Shipping from Nova Scotia can be more expensive than within the United States. | |
| 6 | All purchases are subject to local taxes. | |
| 7 | All transactions are made in Canadian dollars at prevailing foreign exchange rates. | |
| 8 | Effective: November 15 , 2000 it is our policy not to offer any item containing ivory or other related material unless it is forty years or older. | |
| 9 | Citizens of the United States and other out of country individuals should be aware of the laws governing the importation of ivory, mammal, reptile and bird products into their own country. | |
| Crowther & Brayley Ltd. strongly recommends that items containing these materials regardless of age not be purchased if the buyer's intention is to import them into the United States or elsewhere. | ||
| This applies particularly to sea mammal and African and Indian elephant Ivory. Please consult your local authorities for further information and consultation. | ||
| Lot | Description | |
| 376 | A Barry Brothers advertising board, c1910 | |
| 377 | A straw stuffed dog, c 1930, 12" | |
| 378 | A closed armchair with turned legs, c 1840 | |
| 379 | A pine knife box, green paint | |
| 380 | An oak hall table with barley twist legs on large glass ball and talon feet | |
| 381 | A cow pull toy | |
| 382 | A mirror in gilt floral frame | |
| 383 | Two Bennington ware bowls, both with exterior rim designs | |
| 384 | A Springtime ironstone set, Clemstone Bros. | |
| 385 | An Alexander Keith chair, c 1880 | |
| 386 | A pair of Mt. Washington glass salts and peppers, the shaker tops as metal hens | |
| 387 | A satin glass biscuit barrel | |
| 388 | Two pieces of Bennington ware | |
| 389 | Three pieces of Bennington ware | |
| 390 | An Art Nouveau sewing stand with carved side panels, c 1900 | |
| 391 | A T.F. & M.S. pottery china pig, c 1910 | |
| 392 | A Moorcroft three piece tea set with incuse marks,signature | |
| 393 | A Moorcroft luncheon set in blue | |
| 394 | A carved indian head inkwell | |
| 395 | An ebonized and gilt easy chair in the Eastlake taste, c 1875 | |
| 396 | Lot to appear | |
| 397 | Lot to appear | |
| 398 | A mahogany hall table with two drawers on carved cabriole legs, shaped shelf and marble top, c 1860 | |
| 399 | A set of four graduated band boxes, c 1880, stenciled peck, 1/2 peck and 1/4 peck, stamped with a Canadian standard seal | |
| 400 | A mahogany
Gothic firebench, c 1890 |
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| 401 | A dome-top slag glass lamp shade on gold metal base, c 1920 | |
| 402 | A slag glass hexagonal paneled cast metal lamp, c 1920 | |
| 403 | An Alice Hagen slipware small bowl and vase | |
| 404 | An Alice Hagen glazed pottery nightstick | |
| 405 | Six Pictou County kitchen chairs in birch, 4 with curly birch plank seats, Nova Scotia c 1850, maker Cunningham, c.f. Pictou County Furniture (A Nova Scotia Museum Publication) | |
| 406 | A double-sided games board with compartments containing original counters c1890 | |
| 407 | A Nova Scotia one drawer stand in original untouched varnish flame birch with pencil legs, pegs and forged nails,circa 1820 | |
| 408 | A Deichman plaque of an angel, the plaque reads "Cheers" | |
| 409 | A Weller pottery vase on a branch base | |
| 410 | A Limbert
style oak Arts & Crafts desk |
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| 411 | An oak Arts & Crafts mirror in frame | |
| 412 | "The Larch Valley Near Moraine Lake" by Ken Ives, July 1961, oil on board, 25.75" x 21.5" | |
| 413 | An Alice Hagen painted cream pitcher | |
| 414 | A pond boat with lead keel, c 1930, on stand | |
| 415 | An open armchair, probably by John Wade, bamboo style frame, cane seat, c 1840 | |
| 416 | A rare Nova Scotia Windsor stool, original brown paint, bamboo turned flared legs, dished seat, c 1830 | |
| 417 | Lot to appear | |
| 418 | Two diving gear boxes stenciled "Diving Gear CE Heinke & Co Makers London", c 1910 | |
| 419 | Lot to appear | |
| 420 | An Arts and Crafts oak hall bench. Provenance: The Cornwallis Inn, Kentville | |
| 421 | A set of eight pressed back chairs | |
| 422 | "Pansies", an old Nova Scotian oil painting on a wooden panel, 10.75" x 39", McDonald Estate, Maitland | |
| 423 | Lot to appear | |
| 424 | Lot to appear | |
| 425 | An oak roll top desk | |
| 426 | Lot to appear | |
| 427 | An Arts & Crafts coat rack, the circular base quartered to function as an umbrella stand | |
| 428 | Lot to appear | |
| 429 | A Tiffany style hanging fixture | |
| 430 | A pair
of Arts & Crafts oak pedestals the corners with turned columns |
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| 431 | An Arts & Crafts style sterling bowl, Sheffield, 1922, maker R.F.M. | |
| 432 | A Queen-sized "Tulip" pattern Nova Scotia quilt, with flower applique, all hand-stitched | |
| 433 | A Regency style day bed | |
| 434 | Lot to appear | |
| 435 | An Aesthetic Movement ebonized china cabinet with stylized brass hardware c 1890 | |
| 436 | A Troughton & Simms theodilite c 1890 | |
| 437 | A 19th century brass level | |
| 438 | An Eckel & Inhof, New York, transit c 1900 | |
| 439 | An Empire games table | |
| 440 | A mahogany bracket legged table, c 1870 | |
| 441 | "The River in Spring" by Tom Stone, signed, oil on canvas, 12" x 16", unframed | |
| 442 | Lot to appear | |
| 443 | A four drawer painted dresser with matching bed and chairs, c.1880 | |
| 444 | An early Pictou County hooked mat floral design 60" by 31", excellent condition |
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| 445 | A mahogany bracket legged table c 1870 | |
| 446 | An early Pictou County hooked mat star design,excellent condition 52.5" by 35.5" |
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| 447 | An early Pictou County oriental style hooked mat 51" by 29", excellent condition |
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| 448 | A Nova Scotia child's cradle with bonnet, c 1840 | |
| 449 | A Nova Scotia two-drawer stand | |
| 450 | A country D-end pine table, c 1840 | |
| 451 | An early Pictou County hooked runner 11 feet by 26",excellent condition |
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| 452 | An Eastlake hanging lamp fixture patent date 1871, retaining original bowls and shades | |
| 453 | The Burpe
Family Record c. 1829, int. I.R believed to have been executed by Thomas
Macdonald Fredricton New Brunswick |
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| 454 | An early Pictou County hooked rug 8' 11" by 7' 5", remarkable condition |
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| 455 | A four drawer Nova Scotia pine chest, c 1840, with glove drawers and a rabbit ear back board | |
| 456 | Cast and forged iron Rotisserie with brass works, hairy lion paw feet and a spit receiver on a round, cast base in original finish with original clock-works winder, French or American ?, circa 1780. | |
| 457 | Lot to appear | |
| 458 | Lot to appear | |
| 459 | A mahogany open armchair on cabriole leg, shell and floral carved back, c 1860 | |
| 460 | A mahogany Arts & Crafts style cabinet with dentil moulding, c 1900 | |
| 461 | "Chapel by a Lake" by Chandler, signed water color on pape,r 14"x 10": | |
| 462 | A Bradley & Hubbard banquet lamp, cast spelter and brass, original burgundy finish, c 1890 | |
| 463 | A gentleman's beaver fur coat | |
| 464 | A clear pressed glass peg lamp with burner, c 1860, P and A mfg. company | |
| 465 | A tiger maple dropleaf table, c 1840 | |
| 466 | Lot to appear | |
| 467 | A folk art scooter with original red paint, c 1920 | |
| 468 | A folk art spinning wheel with a spoke wooden rim, bicycle tire wheel, c 1900 | |
| 469 | A carved back lady's chair, c 1850 | |
| 470 | A rose carved back settee | |
| 471 | Lot to appear | |
| 472 | A 19th century oil on canvas of Mount Vesuvius, Bay of Naples, 14" x 22" | |
| 473 | Fishing Boats in the Bay of Naples, Vesuvius, 14" x 22" | |
| 474 | Bay of Naples, Parthenon with Vesuvius in background, 14" x 22" | |
| 475 | An architect's table, the oak working surface on a cast iron tripod base, c 1890 | |
| 476 | A Murano glass handkerchief vase with label | |
| 477 | A Murano glass rabbit on stand, the base with etched signatures | |
| 478 | A Mary Gregory cranberry glass covered sugar, c 1900 | |
| 479 | A Victorian slate mantle-piece and fireplace enclosure | |
| 480 | An oval empire dining table, c 1840 | |
| 481 | A decoy | |
| 482 | A decoy | |
| 483 | A pair of decoys by Oran Hiltz, Indian Point, c 1935. Originally purchased from family | |
| 484 | "Mediterranean Fishing Village" a watercolor on paper, 18.5" x 12" | |
| 485 | A one-drawer Nova Scotia pine stand, c 1840 | |
| 486 | "Houses on a Hill" by Robert Annand, watercolour, 19.5" x 25" | |
| 487 | A set of four ribbon-back hall chairs, provenance Cornwallis Inn | |
| 488 | Two ships in a bottle against a diorama town background | |
| 489 | A Majestic 8-day adjusted large pocket watch in case | |
| 490 | A Nova Scotia Windsor chair, branded warranted | |
| 491 | "Yachting
off Parrsboro, Cape Split" by Forshaw Day, 8" x 18" |
|
| 492 | "A
Racing Yacht" by C. Bell, 1887, oil on board, 8" x 12" |
|
| 493 | A small Oriental prayer carpet | |
| 494 | A small Oriental prayer carpet | |
| 495 | A Nova Scotia two-drawer painted stand | |
| 496 | A sailing ship in a Haig pinch bottle | |
| 497 | A sailor
work guano bottle with sailing ship, c 1890 |
|
| 498 | A White Star Line bone china demi tasse cup, registration number 117214 | |
| 499 | "Sailing Ships Before a Rocky Shore" oil on board, formerly the property of Mr. Mathers, 89 Victoria Rd. measures 9.5" x 12" | |
| 500 | A brass
signal cannon on original brass carriage by C. G. Galbraith & Son New
York |
|
| 501 | "Victoria Victrix, 1901", a steel engraving by W.L. Wiley | |
| 502 | "Shipping in a Busy Channel", a watercolour on paper, initialled bottom right P.E.R., 4.75" x 6.5" | |
| 503 | Six Dominion Atlantic Railway covered cups & saucers, Royal Victoria Pottery Burslem | |
| 504 | A set of Canadian Pacific dinnerware from the Corwallis Hotel, Kentville, Nova Scotia; 6 platters, 17 cereal bowls, 5 vegetable bowls; 8 vegetable bowls, 3 cereal bowls, 2 serving bowls, 19 soup bowls, 35 side plates 3 dinner plates, 9 steam covers, covered sugar dish, 27 saucers, 8 demi tasse, 8 asparagus plates 5 graduated platters all with Canadian Pacific Hotel crests on base by Dunn Bennet England | |
| 504 | A pair of engravings depicting British soldiers departing for and returning from the Indian Mutiny, 30" x 35" | |
| Titled "Eastward Ho! August 1857 and Home Again 1858" by Henry Nelson O' Neil | ||
| 505 | A grape and leaf carved small settee, the arms and skirt with grape carved | |
| 506 | A pair of Sheffield Plate entree dishes with gadrooned borders, belted crest containing KDG, possibly for King's Gadroon Guards, c 1830 | |
| 507 | A Baxter print of the Duke of Wellington and another of Napoleon (2) | |
| 508 | Three Baxter prints, including "The Tarantella, A Dance", "The Music of the Shell", and "Watermill" | |
| 509 | Three Baxter prints, including "The Prince of Wales", "Morning Call", and "V A Museum" | |
| 510 | Two Baxter prints, one titled "Chimborazo" and "Napoleon III" | |
| 511 | Five military prints, published 1853, by Ackerman, London | |
| 512 | A Doug
Lafoutun west coast indian carved bear's mask |
|
| 513 | A three-masted ship in a bottle, c 1890 | |
| 514 | A Norie & Wilson sextant, London, c 1840, in original case | |
| 515 | A 4-drawer birch chest, c 1890 | |
| 516 | A hand-painted Limoges tazza and cake plate | |
| 517 | A primitive oil on canvas of a sailing ship flying the red ensign in a tramp art chip-carved frame, 29"x 20.75", together with a similar frame, 28" x 21". | |
| 518 | A miniature brass signal cannon on original cast iron carriage, c 1860 | |
| 519 | A tramp art crown of thorns picture frame | |
| 520 | An Eastlake settee | |
| 521 | "Birds" by Benjamin Tetley, two watercolours, dated 1886, 4" x 6 3/8" | |
| 522 | A large Lord Nelson ware Marina pattern chintz milk pitcher | |
| 523 | Two photographic portraits of a four-masted ship at sea and being towed, Stars & Stripes painted on side | |
| 524 | A limited edition book by Walter MacAskill | |
| 525 | An Arts & Crafts secretary bookcase, c 1890 | |
| 526 | A Nova Scotia washstand with one drawer, as found in condition | |
| 527 | "Barque Moored on the Evening Tide", signed Goodwin, dated 1875 | |
| 528 | The C.G.S. ship Aranmore, watercolour on paper, 18" x 34" | |
| 529 | A jam cupboard, c 1880, original paint | |
| 530 | An oak roll top pedestal desk | |
| 531 | "Children Gathering Firewood" by Grace Keddy, NSA, 1907-1990, 30" x 24" | |
| 532 | A crooked
knife, the handle in skull form |
|
| 533 | A crooked
knife, the handle in the form of a face |
|
| 534 | A crooked
knife, the patinated handle chip carved with stars, diamonds and a serrated
edge |
|
| 535 | A Victorian Empire style painted pine five-drawer child's chest | |
| 536 | A pine corner cupboard, c.1860 | |
| 537 | A table top lift top pine desk c 1840 | |
| 538 | A Rookwood Pottery bowl, lidded, Japanese fighting fish incuse marks on base | |
| 539 | A Rookwood Pottery bowl, incuse marks in Roman Numerals XIII3, 345 on base, 3.75" high | |
| 540 | An oak dining table and six chairs c 1920 | |
| 541 | "Summer Falls" by Chandler, signed, chalk on paper | |
| 542 | "Homestead" by Chandler, signed, chalk on paper | |
| 543 | A Perko mast light | |
| 544 | A 19th century hanging lamp with domed glass floral painted shade | |
| 545 | A Windsor armchair purported to be a United Empire chair, c 1780 | |
| 546 | A mezzotint engraving, "His Grace, the Duke of Wellington, 15" x 11", | |
| 547 | A Lunenburg County folk art birdhouse | |
| 548 | An early
Grenfell Mission mat showing the map of Newfoundland |
|
| 549 | An early
Grenfell Mission mat showing a hunter with a husky dog approaching a cabin
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| 550 | A Nova Scotia pine demi-lune table, c 1820 | |
| 551 | Four miscellaneous small hooked mats, one with Grenfell Mission label | |
| 552 | A Grenfell Mission circular mat, floral design, 14" diameter | |
| 553 | A Grenfell mat, polar bear on ice flow with rising sun, 13.75" x 12.25" | |
| 554 | A Grenfell mat, three huskies pulling a sled with two Inuit, 32.5" x 21.5", Grenfell Labrador Industries label | |
| 555 | A pine step-back cupboard with glazed doors, gothic arches & drawer, on a 2-drawer sleigh front base | |
| 556 | A Pagenault regulator 24-hour dial | |
| 557 | A Pegenault wall clock in an oak case | |
| 558 | A pair of Napoleonic era prints including The Death of Nelson | |
| 559 | A La Belle Alliance steel engraving of Wellington in the aftermath of battle | |
| 560 | A mahogany dropleaf table, c 1840 | |
| * | The
following is a collection of porcelain military figurines from the Napoleonic
wars. Each is signed on the base "CXR" in blue and inscribed with
history of each officer. Approx. height of each figurine is 9.5". The
gilt bases with French eagles at the corners flanking the individual's name.
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| 561 | Lannes | |
| 562 | Dumouriez | |
| 563 | Exelmans | |
| 564 | Bertrand | |
| 565 | A paymaster's desk with lift-top and recessed brass handle, on stand, c 1840 | |
| 566 | Murat | |
| 567 | Kellermann | |
| 568 | Mortier | |
| 569 | Lepic | |
| 570 | Ney | |
| 571 | De Beauharnais | |
| 572 | Lafayette | |
| 573 | Napoleon | |
| 574 | A European pipe with ceramic bowl, painted with Napoleonic figures on the Russian frontier | |
| 575 | A Yarmouth County mammy windsor bench | |
| 576 | A Harland & Wolfe shipbuilder plaque | |
| 577 | Two mottled brown Bennington ware bowls | |
| 578 | A Bennington ware bowl | |
| 579 | A large Bennington ware teapot titled "Rebekah at the Well", incuse mark fireproof on the bottom | |
| 580 | A small Bennington ware teapot titled "Rebekah at the Well" | |
| 581 | A gentleman's two drawer dressing table with cupboard and lift top mirror | |
| 582 | A dimpled
glass whale oil finger lamp enclosing a tin reservoir, complete with burners,
6.25" |
|
| 583 | A whale oil peg lamp complete with burner, 6" | |
| 584 | A pair of whale oil lamps, with the fluted fonts on pressed glass reeded base, 10" | |
| 585 | A sailor's chest, the interior with original hinges, remnants of blue paint, one cutty drawer with a heart shaped baleen handle c 1840 | |
| 586 | A blue cased glass whale oil lamp on marble base, 10" | |
| 587 | A whale oil finger lamp with pressed harp pattern, 5" | |
| 588 | A whale oil finger lamp with pressed star and moon pattern, 4" | |
| 589 | Two faceted whale oil lamps, 9" and 3.5" | |
| 590 | An English Arts and Crafts carved armchair | |
| 591 | A large star and moon whale oil lamp | |
| 592 | Two whale oil lamps, one waffle pattern, the other diamond, 12" and 10.75" | |
| 593 | A whale oil lamp with chapel window pattern, 10.25" | |
| 594 | Two pressed glass whale oil lamps, geometric patterns, 11" and 9.25" | |
| 595 | A hall table with hat rack in folk style | |
| 596 | A moon and diamond pattern pressed glass whale oil lamp complete with burners, 11" high | |
| 597 | A peacock
feathers pattern colored glass whale oil lamp on marble and brass base,
10" high |
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| 598 | Two whale oil lamps with petal and fluted bodies, 9.5" high | |
| 599 | A pressed glass oil lamp, the blue font supported by three twist arms on an amber base, 13" | |
| 600 | An open armchair, rush seat, turned, possibly Quebec, c.1840 | |
| 601 | Two rare Walter MacAskill sepia-toned photographs titled "Twin Huts" & "A Snug Harbor", 6.5"x 4.75" | |
| 602 | A Thornton-Pickard British-made box camera in mahogany case, together with canvas carrying bag | |
| 603 | A whale oil lamp with a star and window pattern, 10" | |
| 604 | Two whale oil lamps, 8.5" and 8" | |
| 605 | A model of the Bluenose | |
| 606 | A clear glass whale oil lamp font on a milk glass base, 12.5" | |
| 607 | A violet pressed glass whale oil lamp font, chamfered sides, raising to a trumpet petaled border on a milk glass base, 13" | |
| 608 | A Merganser decoy | |
| 609 | A Tancook decoy by Levy-Eider | |
| 610 | A mahogany Arts & Crafts style side board English, c 1880 | |
| 611 | An extremely fine Nova Scotia silk, velvet and cloth crazy quilt, with a plethora of quilters' individual initials, dates 1881, 1891, 1895, etc., a black piano player, musical instruments, various flowers, approx. 5" x 8" in size. | |
| 612 | "Pathway to Home" by Joe Sleep, a large watercolour on paper, signed, 66" x 24" | |
| 613 | "Lobster", by Joe Sleep, a watercolour on paper, signed | |
| 614 | A Nova Scotia windsor chair, branded G. Cole Warranted | |
| 615 | An oak hoosier cabinet by Sellers, Weldwood Indiana | |
| 616 | A Smith's astral 8-day bulkhead clock with Greenwich meantime hand | |
| 617 | An engine telegraph, Chas. Cory & Son | |
| 618 | A Hortens
patent calendar clock |
|
| 619 | A west coast indian basket | |
| 620 | A pair of carved teak wood armchairs, c 1920 | |
| 621 | A pair of bronze Chinese vases, c 1890, the bodies decorated with hawks perched in flowery trees | |
| 622 | A large framed oil on canvas by A. L. Bain. Halifax label on back | |
| 623 | Three Nova Scotia side chairs, signed O'Brien Warranted, Stephen & Son, Walter Coles, c.1860 | |
| 624 | A Mi'Kmaq birch bark circular form box, c 1880 | |
| 625 | A white wicker easy chair with Morris feature, adjustable back | |
| 626 | A finely-beaded Mi'kMaq wallet, c 1880 | |
| 627 | A quiver of arrows together with a collapsible bow, c 1900 | |
| 628 | A bead-work purse, possibly Mi'kMaq, c 1890 | |
| 629 | A Victorian mahogany bracket legged table | |
| 630 | A Regency style Edwardian desk | |
| 631 | "Black
Cat With Two Kittens" in a colorful flower bed, oil on board by Maud
Lewis, signed Lewis, 16" x 10" Note: This lot is accompanied by
a slide of the owner taken with Maud & Everett Lewis the day the painting
was bought in 1961 |
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| 632 | "Oxen
in Winter", oil on board by Maud Lewis, signed Maud Lewis, 14"
x 11.5", purchased by the owner |
|
| of the previous lot one year later | ||
| 633 | "Covered
Bridge", oil on board by Maud Lewis, 14" x 12", purchased
in early 1960's, together with provenance |
|
| 634 | A sandalwood box, the lid inlaid with swallows and flowers, the frieze as bookends | |
| 635 | An English Arts and Crafts style love seat, stick and ball design | |
| 636 | A collection of fishing poles, c 1890 | |
| 637 | A large Nova Scotia dough box | |
| 638 | A primitive boat-shaped vessel, the base with eight carved diamond shapes, possibly for raising bread at | |
| a lumber camp cookhouse | ||
| 639 | Lot to appear | |
| 640 | An inlaid Edwardian wardrobe with glazed door and drawer | |
| 641 | Three Staffordshire dog figurines, c 1930 | |
| 642 | Russell Lynds, a folk art carving of a duck on a nest | |
| 643 | Russell Lynds, a folk art carving of a fish hitting, and fishing fly | |
| 644 | Russell Lynds, a folk art carving of a bird catching a fish | |
| 645 | Russell Lynds, a folk art carving of a bird on a nest | |
| 646 | A Sessions 8 day clock in an Art Noveau marble and brass mounted case | |
| 647 | Russell Lynds, a folk art carving of a decoy | |
| 648 | A gilt and painted folk art staff | |
| 649 | A carved folk art owl, South Shore, signed | |
| 650 | A Lawrence chair | |
| 651 | "Inuit With Fish", signed and titled in syllabics, dated 1968, Inuit stonecut on paper | |
| 652 | "Celebrating the Catch", signed in syllabics #12 of 30, 1963, Inuit stonecut on paper | |
| 653 | "Arctic muskrats", signed in syllabics, dated 1964, Inuit stonecut on paper | |
| 654 | "A Pair of Allegorical Inuit", signed in syllabics, dated 1968, Inuit stonecut on paper | |
| 655 | "A large Inuit soapstone print", signed in syllabics, dated 1965, Inuit stonecut on paper | |
| 656 | An Inuit soapstone carving of a dancing bear | |
| 657 | An Inuit soapstone carving of a hawk swooping on another bird | |
| 658 | An Inuit soapstone carving of an Inuit in a canoe | |
| 659 | An Inuit soapstone carving of a hunter with ivory spear | |
| 660 | An Inuit soapstone carving of a sea lion and walrus on rocky shore | |
| 661 | A cranberry glass light shade | |
| 662 | A Windsor side chair, c 1840 | |
| 663 | An African mask in gazelle form | |
| 664 | A carved mask, 19th century | |
| 665 | A gilt-decorated Nova Scotia side chair, c 1860 | |
| 666 | "Fishing at Low Tide", a primitive painting on canvas of two men fishing in a harbour with many ships | |
| 667 | A cast iron footstool | |
| 668 | Lamp Stand - old over paint over blue on pine, primitive country, circa 1880. | |
| 669 | Lot to appear | |
| 670 | A pair of ladder-back rockers, c 1840 | |
| 671 | Lot to appear | |
| 672 | An open oak show case on base with cupboards c 1890 | |
| 673 | Lot to appear | |
| 674 | Lot to appear | |
| 675 | A Windsor style high chair, c 1860 | |
| 676 | A baby carriage, c 1940 | |
| 677 | A Bradley & Hubbard banquet lamp with cast metal base, rose shade | |
| 678 | A wicker baby carriagec 1900 | |
| 679 | Lot to appear | |
| 680 | A pair of children's Windsor chairs, c 1830 | |
| 681 | "Horse-drawn Sleigh in Winter", by A.J. Williamson, dated Nov. 16th, 1946 | |
| 682 | Lot to appear | |
| 683 | Lot to appear | |
| 684 | A pierced oriental brass base lamp | |
| 685 | Lot to appear | |
| 686 | Lot to appear | |
| 687 | Lot to appear | |
| 688 | Lot to appear | |
| 689 | Lot to appear | |
| 690 | An oak pump organ | |
| 691 | Lot to appear | |
| 692 | Lot to appear | |
| 693 | Lot to appear | |
| 694 | Lot to appear | |
| 695 | Lot to appear | |
| 696 | Lot to appear | |
| 697 | An oil on board of two sailing ships in a gilt frame, c 1890 | |
| 698 | Lot to appear | |
| 699 | Lot to appear | |
| 700 | Lot to appear |
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