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Silver & Objets de Vertu11/15/13

Silver & Objets de Vertu 11/15/13

Silver & Objets de VertuSale 1478

Friday, November 15 at 10am

Inquiries:David [email protected]

Sarah [email protected]

Exhibitions:Friday, November 8 and Saturday, November 910am to 5pm

Sunday, November 1012 Noon to 5pm

Monday, November 11 andTuesday, November 1210am to 5pm

Limited viewing November 13through November 15

Catalogue:$25 in the gallery

$32 domestic mail

$37 international mail

Inside Front Cover: Lot 105 (detail)Inside Back Cover: Lot 141 (detail)

Please note: All weights are in troyounces.

Color images of every lot are available atwww.freemansauction.com

Bidding:Cara Bishoff

tel: 267.414.1208fax: [email protected]

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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 $50,000 of the hammer price of each lot, 20% on theportion from $50,001 through $1,000,000, and 12% thereafter.

All items in the catalogue are subject to the 8% 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.

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Payment is due within ten (10) working days of the sale. Lots purchased willnot be released until we have received full payment. Payment may be madein cash, by check, money order, or debit card. Payments by check must clearthe 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 withinten (10) working days of the sale. Purchases not so removed may be turnedover to a licensed 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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Silver & Objets de VertuFriday, November 15, 2013 at 10am

LOTS

1-48 BRITISH SILVER

49-57 FRENCH SILVER

58-66 GERMAN SILVER

67-81 DANISH SILVER

82-87 ITALIAN SILVER

88-97 OTHER CONTINENTAL SILVER

98-139 RUSSIAN SILVER

140-159 ASIAN & MIDDLE-EASTERN SILVER

160-182 OBJETS DE VERTU

183-208 AMERICAN SILVER: TIFFANY & CO.

209-233 AMERICAN SILVER: GORHAM MFG. CO.

234-339 OTHER AMERICAN SILVER

340-345 OTHER SILVER FROM THE AMERICAS


1 132218/13George II silver coffee potlondon, circa 1730, probably charles kandlerOf tapering cylindrical form,engraved with rocaille scrolls andlattice in bands at foot and neck,vacant cartouche to body, scroll-form wooden handle, hinged coverwith vase finial.H: 9 1/2 in. 25 oz.provenance:From the Estate of Mary N. Spencenée Newbold Cross, Bernardsville,New Jersey and New York, NewYork.$1,000-1,500

2 132141/2George II silver salverhugh mills, london, 1750-51Shaped circular form with scroll andshell design to rim, raised on threescroll feet.Dia: 9 1/4 in. 14 oz.$600-800

3 131997/4Fine pair of George II silver teacaddiesthomas heming, london, 1752-53In the Rococo taste, the rectangularcaddies finely worked to showfigures picking tea leaves to thefront and reverse panels with a lionpeering down from above, withpagodas to the side panels, allframed within a C-scroll surround,the sliding covers with shell formhandle.H: 5 in. Total weight: 19 oz.note:For a near identical caddy withhinged lid that bears the mark A.Philips Garden made in 1753,apparently from Paul de Lamerie,see the Seattle Art Museumcollection. It has been suspectedthat Garden and Henry Hayerspurchased Lamerie’s patterns atauction in 1752. It is conceivablethat Heming borrowed the patternfrom Gardens around that time,though this is conjecture.$6,000-8,000

British SilverLots 1-48


5 132219/3George III silver coffee potwilliam & john deane, london, 1763-64Of baluster form with repoussé-worked flowers and scrollmotif, acanthus capped spout and ebonized wood scrollhandle, raised on stepped circular foot, with eagle finial tohinged cover.H: 11 in. 28 oz.$1,000-1,500

6 139732/50George III silver dinner platewilliam crips, london, 1764With gadrooned rim, engraved withcrest of a crowned eagle and motto“Ciò Che Dio Vuole Io Voglio”probably for the Dormer family ofWing, Buckinghamshire.Dia: 9 1/2 in. 11 oz.$300-500

7 132218/19Pair of George III silver candlestickslondon, 1765-66, probably thomas hannam & john carterTwisted standard with shell design and fluted knop,raised on shaped square bases with similar shell andacanthus leaf motif, monogrammed. (2).H 10 3/4 in. Total weight: 45 oz.provenance:From the Estate of Mary N. Spence née NewboldCross, Bernardsville, New Jersey and New York, NewYork.$800-1,000

4 131982/1George III silver tankardjohn langsland & john robertson, newcastle, 1760-61Cylindrical form with gadrooning to lid and foot, withpierced thumbpiece above scroll handle engraved “W.A. Burton” with a heart shaped terminus.H: 8 in. 28 oz.$1,000-1,500

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9 131746/31EGeorge III Irish silver waitercharles townsend, dublin, 1775-76Of shaped circular form withgadrooned rim, raised on threepadded feet, engraved family crestof a partially nude male figure tocenter.D: 7 in. 8 oz.$600-800

10 131982/2George III silver tankardjohn schofield, london, 1784-85Cylindrical form body with tworeeded bands, with piercedthumbpiece above a scrollinghandle, gilt washed interior.H: 7 1/2 in. 28 oz.$1,000-1,500

11 132218/14Two George III silver creamers and a George III silver sugarbasketlondon, 1793-1799, various makersComprising a creamer by Alexander Field, of bulbous form withchased floral and leaf design with engraved family crestsurmounted by a foliate cartouche, engraved “Mary NewboldCross from her godmother H.R.R. 1927” to underside; anothercreamer probably by Henry Chawner, of typical form withraised band to body, on oval foot; and a sugar basket by JohnRobins, of octagonal form with swing handle raised on similarfoot. (3).H: 5 in. Total weight: 15 oz.provenance:From the Estate of Mary N. Spence née Newbold Cross,Bernardsville, New Jersey and New York, New York.$400-600

12 132218/20George III silver hinged basketjohn emes, london, 1797-98Of navette form with reeded lowerbody, hinged lid with incised foliatemotif to rim, acanthus cappedhandle.H: 8 in. 12 oz.provenance:From the Estate of Mary N. Spencenée Newbold Cross, Bernardsville,New Jersey and New York, NewYork.$800-1,200

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8 131194/224George III silver presentation inkstandlondon, 1772-73, probably john coxShaped rectangular form withgadrooned rim, raised on four scroll feetwith fox heads and grape clusters, thestand engraved “Presented by JosephBonaparte to his Friend Dr. [Francis] E.Berger.”W: 12, D: 7 in. 18 oz.note:Joseph Bonaparte (1768-1844), elderbrother of Napoleon Bonaparte, lived inAmerican between 1817 and 1832, firstin New York then in Philadelphia. “Dr.Francis E. Berger” was a renownedphysician in New York at the beginningof the 19th century.$1,500-2,500


15 132120/10Collection of Georgian green stained ivory andsilver flatwareearly 19th centuryComprising eleven table forks with two sharptines, twelve dinner knives, and eight luncheonknives, all with silver collars, apparentlyunmarked.L: 10 in.$400-600

16 132141/1George III silver salverShaped circular form with gadrooned rim andapplied shell motif, raised on three scroll feet,center engraved with crest of a lion and and aunicorn with the motto “Susciptre et Fintre”33 oz.$1,500-2,500

17 131741/3George IV silver teapotlondon, 1828-29, maker’s mark rubbedSquat baluster form, the lobed body chasedand repoussé-worked with floral panels, withbright-cut engraved handle, raised acanthinedesign to rim and foot, and floriform finial (withmarks for Benjamin Stephens, London).H: 8 3/4 in. 29 oz.$800-1,200

14 132005/31George III silver and cut glass cruet setthe stand rebecca emes & edward barnard i,london, 1818-19Quatrefoil stand on four paw feet, with acanthusleaves and shell design, supporting four cut glassbottles with unmarked collars.H: 8 1/4, W: 5 1/2 in. Weighable silver: 14 oz.provenance:From the Collection of Margery B. George,Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.$300-500


13 131550/30George III and IV assembled silvercoffee and tea serviceComprising a Richard WilliamAtkins & William NathanielSomersall coffee pot, 1824-25,Solomon Hougham open sugarbowl and teapot, 1814-15 and 1815-16 respectively, and a creamer,1813-14, maker’s mark rubbed,probably TR, each of squat formwith egg and dart borders. (4).H: 7 3/4 in. Total weight: 58 oz.$1,500-2,500

18 131621/74Pair of George IV sterling silvercovered entrée disheswilliam brown, london, 1829-30Rectangular form with gadroonedrim, the covers with branch-formhandles. (2).H: 5, W: 11 1/2, D: 8 1/2 in.Total weight: 119 oz.$2,000-3,000


22 132077/1Victorian silver flatware servicejohn gammage, birmingham,1850-51Comprising twelve each luncheonforks and knives, handle decoratedwith acanthus leaves and scrolldesign, the blade and head of forksincised with similar foliate motif;together with twelve silverplateddinner knives of identical pattern,monogrammed. (36).Weighable silver: 33 oz.$400-600

23 131982/3Victorian silver mugelkington & co. ltd., birmingham,1857-58Repoussé-worked to show floralsand C-scrolls on a textured groundwith gilt-washed interior, the reserveengraved “Rich I. Freer from J.Stokes. 1856,” with foliate-cappedhandle and raised on steppedcircular base.H: 5 in. 12 oz.$600-800

24 132120/4Pair of Victorian silver basketselkington & co. ltd., birmingham,1860-61Border with bright cut engraving ofalternating fruit and floral motifswithin cartouches, rim with applieddiamond shaped pattern, with openworked swing handle, raised onstepped oval bases. (2).H: 3 1/2, W: 12, D: 9 1/4 in.Total weight: 49 oz.$600-800

21 132157/6Victorian silver and glass cruet setthomas bradbury & son, sheffield,1847-48The quatrefoil stand repoussé-worked to show lattice and scrolls,raised on four openwork feet, thecentral stem with acanthus leavesand C-scroll foliate capped handle,fitted with seven etched glassbottles and two silver casters.H: 12 1/2 in. Weighable silver: 22 oz.$400-600

19 131997/3Large and fine Irish William IV silvertrayjames moore, dublin, 1834-35The circular tray with chased andrepoussé-worked design of scrollingleaves amongst flowers and fruitsurrounded by an openwork rocaillerim interspersed with shells, raisedoverall on four scalloped feet.D: 20 in. 101 oz.$4,000-6,000

20 131741/2William IV silver-gilt twin-handled fruit basketjohn wakelin & robert garrard, london, 1834-35Oval form with cobalt glass insert, the reticulated basketwith bellflower pendants to the lower body and aVitruvian scroll to the rim, mounted with two ram’s headring handles and raised on four bud feet, with engravedfamily crest of an arm in armor embowed holding adagger.H: 4 5/8, W: 14, D: 8 in. 41 oz. (excluding liner).$1,500-2,500




25 132120/3Fine pair of Victorian silver compotes with glass dishesstephen smith & william nicholson, london, 1862-63Each formed as trees with a fox and hound in motion depicting achase scene, the stem with applied leaves and grape clustersalong the twisting tree trunk with incised details throughout,vines and berries draped over scalloped rim, the shapedtriangular base raised on three openwork feet resting on a leafand surrounded by applied S-scroll design. (2).Total weight: 86 oz.$2,000-3,000

27 132157/11Group of Victorian silver tazzasmartin, hall & co., london, 1882-87Including one large tazza and four smaller,above the larger one rests a trumpetshaped vase, all repoussé-worked andchased to show flowers, berry clusters, andacanthus leaves, two with engraved familycrest of an arm in armor embowed holdinga dagger and one monogrammed. (5).H: 17 in. Total weight: 100 oz.$1,500-2,000

28 131988/45Victorian silver creamer and sugarthomas bradbury & sons, london, 1884-85Repoussé-worked to show fluting, C-scrollframed reserve to body; together with ashaped circular salver by Mappin & Webb,Ltd., Sheffield, 1938-89. (3).H: 2 1/4 in. (sugar). Total weight: 18 oz.provenance:From a prominent Philadelphia collection$200-400

26 132218/12Assembled Victorian four-piece silver tea serviceelkington & co.,1870-71Comprising a teapot and creamer (London), sugar (Birmingham),and silverplated caddy, cylindrical oval bodies in the neoclassicalstyle, with chased bows and ribbos with floral swags, beadedrims, teapot with wooden handle and finial. (4).H: 5 in. Weighable silver: 24 oz.provenance:From the Estate of Mary N. Spence née Newbold Cross,Bernardsville, New Jersey and New York, New York.$600-800




29 131741/1Fine Victorian silver-gilt flatware service for eighteenjames wakely & frank clarke wheeler, london, 1892-93“Bacchanalian” pattern, comprising eighteen each forks, spoons, and hollow-handle knives; six serving spoons; a serving knife and fork; two servingspoons with shell form bowls (one pierced); and a pair of grape shears; thehandles depicting Bacchus and Diana, with amphorae and masks to thereverse, in original fitted velvet-lined case, retailed by Manoah Rhodes &Sons Ltd., Bradford. (65).Total weight: 160 oz.note:The Bacchanalian pattern is one of the rarest English silver flatware patternsand was originally produced by Paul Storr. The pattern was designed by thewell-known painter and designer Thomas Stothard for Rundell, Bridge &Rundell in 1812 and was first used by King George III. Other patterns in thesame series include Boar, Fox and Stag Hunt.$8,000-12,000



30 132242/2Fine Victorian silver flatwaremappin and webb, london, 1892-93Comprising luncheon knife and fork,and teaspoon, with shell to terminaland incised scroll and acanthus leafdesign to blade, monogrammed,original fitted box. (3).L: 8 1/2 in. Total weight: 4 oz.$300-500

31 132157/14Victorian silver salts and butter patwalker & hall, birmingham, 1899-1900Including four open salts with lobedbody and gadrooned rim, onemustard pot with cobalt liner, a pairof salt and pepper shakers, four saltspoons, and one mustard spoon;together with a shell-form butter patand spreader by James Deakin &Sons, Sheffield, 1901, both sets withfitted cases. (14).Total weight: 9 oz.$300-500

32 132120/9Late Victorian silver reticulatedtazzagoldsmiths & silversmiths co. ltd.,london, 1899-1900Reticulated tazza with alternatingapplied floral and foliate motif withC-scroll design to rim, raised on fourscroll feet.H: 5, W: 10 1/2 in. 22 oz.$300-500

33 131671/78Art Nouveau silver model of a nude femaledaniel & charles houle, london, circa 1900Together with a Dionysian figure playing thetympanum, unmarked, both raised on pedestalbases. (2).H: 9 3/4 in. (tallest overall). 3 oz. (Houle figure).$500-700


34 138085/9Silver assembled flatware servicemostly victorian“King’s” pattern, comprising eighteach dinner knives and forks,luncheon knives and forks, placespoons, teaspoons, tablespoons,and demitasse spoons; two eachserving spoons and ladles; and asalad serving set, various makers toinclude Joseph & Albert Savory,1844-45, Chawner & Co., 1835-36,amongst others; together with acased three-piece carving set, JohnSanderson, Sheffield, 1903-04, andtwelve German demitasse spoons.(73).L: 12 in. (serving spoon). Weighablesilver: 130 oz.$3,000-5,000

32A 137500/19Four silver and metal chatelaineslate 19th/early 20th centuryComprising a silver chatelaine byWilliam Hutton & Sons,Birmingham, 1901-02 with fiveappendages, two brass ones, onewith five and the other with sixappendages, and one silverplatedchatelaine with seven appendages,including notebooks with ivorypages, thimbles, razors, scissors,whistles, etc.; together with a silvercase marked S & Co., Birmingham,1908-09, with incised scroll motifto front and back, circular cartoucheengraved to the reserve; a secondsilver card case by Gorham Mfg.Co., Providence, RI, 1873, hingedcover with scroll and foliate design,each side with cherubs attached tosilver chain; together with acollection of silver spoons includingtwo Dutch windmill spoons, twoRenaissance revival spoons, aTiffany & Co. Jack and Jill spoon,and six others. (18).L: 12 in. Weighable silver: 28 oz.$1,000-1,500


36 131875/7Edward VII silver twin-handledbowlwalker & hall, sheffield, 1901-2The large hemispherical bowl withdouble scroll handles, raised oncircular foot.H: 8 1/4, W: 14 1/2 in. 28 oz.$1,000-1,500

37 132120/6Pair of Edward VII silver reticulatedglass lined fruit basketswilliam comyns & sons, london,1902-03, retailed by heinrich mau,dresdenReticulated baskets with C- and S-scroll foliate motifs throughout, twinhandles with floral blossom andleaves, raised on four openworkedfeet with similar floral and foliateddesign, with fitted glass liners. (2).H: 5 1/2, W: 15, D: 9 in.Total weight: 73 oz. (excludingliners)$1,500-2,000

38 131741/5Edward VII silver footed center bowljames dixon & sons ltd., sheffield, 1907-8The hemispherical bowl with gadrooned rimand wide border showing pierced latticeworkand foliated scrolls, raised on knopped stemand terminating in a reticulated circular foot.H: 8 3/8 in. 39 oz.$1,500-2,000

35 138059/29Edwardian silverplated dessertserviceretailed by asprey, bond street,london, circa 1900Comprising six each Asprey & Co.dessert knives and forks and sixeach fruit knives and forks withmarks for Harrison Brothers &Howson, in fitted wood box. (24).$300-500



39 132077/2Edward VII silver traythomas bradbury & sons, ltd.,london, 1908-09With pie crust edge, engraved C-and S-scroll design withlatticework, floral blossoms, andacanthus leaves, central cartouchewith monogram to center, raised onthree foliate capped scroll feet.Dia: 18 in. 83 oz.$1,500-2,000

40 132120/5Three George V silver reticulatedtazzaswilliam comyns & sons, london,1912-14, retailed by tiffany andco.Comprising one large and twosmall reticulated tazzas withincised floral blossoms, berries, andleaves, C- and S-scrolls throughout,raised on four openwork scroll feet,smaller tazzas with glass liners. (3).H: 6 1/8, W: 11 in.Total weight: 65 oz.$1,500-2,000

41 132157/12George V silver epergnebaker brothers, chester, 1920-21Central trumpet vase issuing threeoutscrolling branches, surmountedby a scalloped, gadrooned rim bowland terminating in three sweetmeatbaskets of similar design, all raisedon three bun feet.H: 13 in. Total weight: 28 oz.$500-700

42 131875/6George V silver four-piece tea andcoffee servicejoseph rodgers & sons, sheffield,1924-25Comprising a coffee and teapot,creamer, and open sugar, squat ovalform with fluted lower body,gadrooned rim, coffee and teapoteach with ebonized wood handlesand raised on four flattened bunfeet. (4).H: 7 in. (coffee pot).Total weight: 50 oz.$1,500-2,000


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43 138115/1George V silver tea and coffeeservices blanckensee & sons ltd., london,1927-28, retailed by j.e. caldwell & co.Comprising a coffee and teapot, hotwater kettle, covered sugar, creamer,and wastebowl, of octagonal formwith ebonized wood handles andfinals raised on four squat circularfeet, monogram to body andengraved “1903-1928 1947” tounderside; together with anassociated Thomas Bradbury & Sonselectroplated silver tray with chasedC-scroll and foliate design withmonogram surmounted by alatticework and floral cartouche, therim and handles with alternatingapplied scroll and shell pattern. (7).H: 9 in. (coffee pot). W: 27 in.(tray). Weighable silver: 95 oz.$1,000-1,500

44 138094/6George V silver casterwilliam comyns & sons, ltd.,london, 1928-29, retailed bytiffany & co., englandOf baluster form with pierced cap,raised on stepped circular foot;together with pair of Tiffany & Co.sterling shakers of similar form,1907-47. (3).H: 7 3/4 in. Total weight: 15 oz.$300-500

45 131755/14George V silver salveradie brothers ltd., birmingham,1935-36, retailed by j. e. caldwellShaped square form raised on fourscroll feet, monogrammed.W: 13 1/4, D: 13 1/4 in. 39 oz.$500-700

47 131924/7Elizabeth II silver seal-top spoonand maidenhead spoonc. j. vander ltd., london, 1970sIn the 16th century style, each infitted velvet-lined cases. (2).L: 5 1/4 in. (maidenhead).Total weight: 2 oz.$100-200

48 131982/11Elizabeth II silver salverroberts & belk ltd., sheffield, 1987-88Of shaped circular form withgadrooning to rim, raised on threescroll feet.H: 1, Diam: 8 1/4 in. 12 oz.$200-300

46 131590/5CElizabeth I cedar-lined silvercigarette boxmappin & webb, birmingham, 1947-48Raised on four stepped feet andwith engine-turned lid presented to“...Arnold Hoffman & Co. Inc byImperial Chemical Industries Ltd.,”;together with a Smith & Smithsterling box with engravedforenames to the lid and a Fisherbox, monogrammed and engravedto the interior “Best Wishes AHCOSouth, Aug. 59.” (3).H: 2 1/2, W: 7, D: 3 3/4 in.$300-500

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49 132066/1French silver cruet framejean-francois balzac, paris 1758-59The shaped frame raised on four reededscroll feet, the stand with two large andtwo small holders with curvingsupports, struck with 1756-62discharge marks.H: 3, W: 13, D: 7 in. 23 oz.$600-800

51 131621/72French silver-gilt flatware service for twenty-fourparis, post 1838, makers mark rl crowned950 standard, comprising twenty-four each fruit knives with sterling blades,dinner and luncheon forks, tablespoons, place spoons, and teaspoons, theshaped handles with foliate design on a textured ground, the reverse of bowlwith female mask, monogrammed on the reverse of each terminal. (144).Weighable silver: 233 oz.$4,000-6,000

French SilverLots 49-57

52 132049/2French silverplated flatware servicefor twelvemakers mark bbComprising twelve each dinnerknives, forks, luncheon knives, saladforks, teaspoons, tablespoons,handle with C-scroll and foliatedesign. (72).$400-600

53 131319/7French silverplated cigarette boxravinet d’enfert for hermès, parisThe lid with horizontal linear designcentered by two horse heads andopening to reveal three cedar-linedinterior compartments.W: 8 5/8, D: 4 5/8 in.$400-600

50 138041/1Fine Louis XVI yellow, rose, and green gold bonbonnièreparis, 1789, maker’s mark tfpCircular, the cover decorated at the edge to show an intricate border ofgreen gold leaves and rose gold husks on a textured ground, surroundingengine-turned rings interpersed with bright cut flowerheads and dots, thecentral medallion with delicate acanthus scrolls, a dove, and flowers, thesides of the body and underside all with similar decoration on textured andengine turned grounds, marked to interior of body and underside of lid.H: 1, D: 3 in. 4 oz. 4 dwt$4,000-6,000


55 131972/11French enameled silver boxlate 19th century, maker’s mark indistinctOval form, the top, bottom, and side panels painteden grisaille and depicting playful putti in shapedcartouches further draped with garlands on a cobaltground, all framed by a rocaille design of C-scrollsand shells, probably struck with boar’s headguarantee mark.H: 1 1/2, W: 2 3/4 in.$1,000-1,500

56 131621/72EChristofle silverplated flatwareserviceparis, late 19th/early 20thcenturyComprising eight tablespoons;thirty-six teaspoons; two piercedladles; two casserole servers; andsugar tongs, the shaped handleswith foliate design, family crest of afox passant on a chapeausurmounting a clan belt on reverseterminal. (49).L: 10 3/4 in. (server).$300-500

57 138051/57Collection of French silverplatedwareschristofle, 20th centuryComprising a figural compote withBacchanalian stem, a cocktailshaker, a ‘Laque de Chine’ box and aset of knife rests (both in originalboxes), and sauceboat and ladlefrom the Gallia line. (6).H: 8 1/4 in. (shaker).$400-600

54 132086/3Fine pair of French silverplated six-branch seven-light candelabralate 19th century, in the mannerof odiotCentral standard issuing sixacanthus-capped arms terminatingin bobeches with drip pans, raisedon circular base, the whole cast toshow lion’s masks, bellflowers, andstrap work, indistinct ?lamp mark tounderside. (2).H: 23 in.$3,000-5,000



58 131751/3German silver-mounted and etched glass three-piece table garniturej. d. schleissner & sohne, hanau, late 19th century, retailed by robert ansteadComprising a twin-handled bowl and a pair of three-light candelabra, thelobed bowl with cast C-scroll handles enclosing putti, all upon a repoussé-worked base showing a dancing couple and a lamb to either side, thecandelabra of similar design, the central standard surmounted by a wingedcherub and supporting two acanthus-capped scrolling arms, all upon a lobedbase with a figure of a lady and gentleman flanking the stem; together withtwo later gilt-metal bases used to hold the candlearms as separatediminutive candelabra.H: 18 in. (candelabra).$10,000-12,000

German SilverLots 58-66


60 131621/72BTwo German silver-gilt fish serverskoch & bergfeld, bremen, late 19th centuryIn the Rococo taste, the openwork handles withlatticework and floral design, with hinged bright-cut engraved blades, the upper blade showing C-scrolls and flowers, the lower blade with diaperpattern centered by pierced quatrefoils. (2).L: 10 in. Total weight: 12 oz.$300-500

61 131757/14German Jugendstil silver twin-handled trayorivit, cologne, circa 1905Oval form with stylizedchrysanthemum design below eachhandle.W: 20, D: 11 1/4 in. 35 oz.$1,000-1,500

62 131982/4Large Art Deco German silvercenter bowladolf kander, berlin, circa 1930Shaped circular form with scallopedrim and paneled body, raised on fourball feet.H: 4 1/2, D: 13 1/2 in. 29 oz.$700-900

59 131947/1German silver tea caddyludwig neresheimer & co., hanau, late 19th centuryOf rectangular form with alternating reeded andfloral bands to the body, the hinged lid repoussé-worked to show two men, one on horsebackhunting a boar, raised overall on four cherub-form feet.H: 3 1/2 in. 4 oz.$800-1,200


63 138051/53Pair of German sterling silvercandlesticksretailed by tiffany & co., 20th centuryWith columnar stems on domedcircular bases.H: 7 in. Total weight: 12 oz.$300-500

66 138139/3DTwo Continental silver cigarettecases20th centuryIncluding a German hammeredsilver case with engraved familycrest, 800 standard; and a Latviansilver cigarette case, in the style ofCartier, possibly by Joseph Kopf ofTallinn, of plain rectangular formwith stone cabochon to clamp, 875standard. (2).L: 3 1/2, W: 2 1/2 in.Total weight: 6 oz.$500-700

65 138044/25Two German Modern hammeredsilver pitchers20th century, maker’s mark ljwithin shieldEach of pyriform with appliedcurved handles.H: 8 in. (tallest). Total weight: 25 oz.$300-500

64 138044/27AGerman Modern hammered silvertwin-handled trayj. d. schleissner söhne, hanau,20th centuryOval form raised on collet foot withstylized handles.W: 19, D: 10 1/8 in. 28 oz.$600-800


67 138127/4Collection of Danish silver flatwareassay master christian f. heise, copenhagen,1904-1932, makers mark mhrComprising two tablespoons, four demitassespoons, one luncheon fork, and one pierced ladle;together with two Georg Jensen “No. 21” patternspoons and two other spoons. (12).Total weight: 9 oz.$400-600

68 138051/55Danish sterling silver mounted crystal decanterharald nielsen for georg jensen, copenhagen,post 1945“Pyramid” pattern, the graduated stoppersurmounted by a sphere.H: 10 1/4 in.$600-800

69 132205/1Danish silver flatware service for twelveharald nielsen for georg jensen, copenhagen, post 1945“Pyramid” pattern, comprising twelve each dinner knives and forks, saladforks, soup spoons, butter knives; eleven teaspoons; a carving fork and knife;one each gravy ladle, mustard spoon, olive fork, serving spoon; together witha cheese plane in the “cactus” pattern and a bottle opener. (79).Weighable silver: 92 oz.$5,000-7,000

Danish SilverLots 67-80


75 138051/56Danish sterling silver bud vasehans bunde for carl m. cohr,copenhagen, circa 1963The squat body flaring to abifurcated rim.H: 6 7/8 in.$500-700

76 131988/46Danish sterling silver sugar bowland four serving piecesfrantz hingelberg, aahrus, mid 20th centuryThe sugar bowl with high angularshaped openwork handle. (5).H: 4 1/4 in. (sugar).Total weight: 9 oz.provenance:From a prominent Philadelphiacollection.$300-500

77 131925/2Danish Modern sterling silvercarving setfrantz hingelberg, aarhus, mid 20th centuryComprising four carving implementson a rosewood utility board. (5).H: 14 1/4, W: 6 1/2 in. (board).$200-400

78 131498/2Sterling silver and ivory sugar,creamer, and tray in the manner ofGeorg Jensensecond half 20th century, maker unidentifiedIn the style of Jensen’s “Blossom”pattern, the sugar and creamer onstylized paw feet and the sugar andtray showing floral bud motifs. (3).W: 13, D: 7 1/4 in. (tray).Total weight: 27 oz.$1,000-1,500

70 138051/55BTwo Danish hammered sterlingsilver gobletsgeorg jensen, copenhagen, post 1945“Grape” pattern, each goblet withcylindrical cup over openworkdesign of grape clusters above acircular foot.H: 4 3/4 in. Total weight: 13 oz.$600-800

71 131498/5Four Danish sterling silver servingpiecesgeorg jensen, copenhagen, post 1945“Acorn” pattern, including a pair ofshears, cheese slice, bottle opener,and an egg server; together with aDanish Modern style sterling bottleopener. (5).L: 10 1/4 in. (shears).$500-700

72 138051/56ADanish sterling silver footed bowlgeorg jensen & nils wendell,copenhagen, circa 1950The flaring bowl atop concave flutedstem and stepped base.H: 4 1/2 in. 8 oz.$400-600

73 131982/13Danish sterling silver salad serversfrigast, copenhagen, 1947-67“Princess Fuchsia” pattern, thehandle with floral design to top.Total weight: 7 oz.$150-250

74 138051/55ADanish three-piece hammeredsterling silver table garnituredansk guldsmede handvaerk,copenhagen, circa 1960sComprising a footed bowl and a pairof candlesticks, each with centralopenwork design showing grapeclusters. (3).H: 3 3/4 in. (bowl).Total weight: 15 oz.$600-800


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79 132065/1Sterling silver and ivory three-piecetea service in the manner of GeorgJensensecond half 20th century, maker unidentifiedIn the style of Jensen’s “Blossom”pattern, including two teapots and acreamer, of baluster form on stylizedpaw feet, the teapots showing floralbud motifs. (3).H: 9 1/2 in. Total weight: 58 oz.$1,500-2,500

81 138051/58Collection of Danish sterling silverserving piecesjohan rohde for georg jensen,copenhagen“Acorn” pattern, including a teastrainer, three pie servers, a cakeknife, serrated knife, cheese slice,three cheese picks, and a sugarspoon. (11).$800-1,200


80 138051/58ACollection of Danish sterling silverserving piecesgeorg jensen, copenhagenIncluding a “Beaded” pattern cakeknife, a “Pyramid” pattern letteropener, and a set of six casedenameled sterling silver-giltdemitasse spoons; together with a“Cactus” pattern bell designed byGundorph Albertus. (9).L: 10 1/2 in. (cake knife).$300-500

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83 131576/13Italian silver hammered traybuccellatiThe wide shaped rim chased andrepoussé-worked to show acanthusleaves and S-scrolls surrounding thecentral well.W: 16 1/2, D: 12 1/4 in. 30 oz.$500-700

84 131760/29Italian micromosaic crossEach terminal depicting one of thefour basilicas of Rome, a dovecarrying an olive branch to thecenter with signs of the Eucharistbelow, the tesserae set within a gilt-metal ground.H: 5 1/2 in.provenance:From the Maurer-Turner collection,Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.$400-600

85 131982/10Italian hammered silver bowlmid 20th century, hallmarks indistinctLobed bowl of squat form withoutcurving rim, 800 standard.H: 4 1/2 in. 11 oz.$300-500

86 131982/5Italian hammered silver pitcherbrandimarte, florence, post 1968Tapering cylindrical form with squatlower body and scroll handle.H: 8 1/2 in. 22 oz.$800-1,200

82 131765/8Eight Italian silver forksvenice, 17th/18th centurySeven with volute terminals, theother with trefoil finial; together withtwo fancy-back dognose spoonswith pricked monogram and date “R.N. R., Q. O. W., 1744” to the reverseof each handle, with maker’s markKB in oval surround. (10).L: 7 in. (forks). Total weight: 17 oz.$400-600

Italian SilverLots 81-87

87 138136/3Italian silver centerpiece bowlsecond half 20th centuryTwin-handled oval shaped bowl with scalloped rim and lobed body,repoussé-worked to show fruit clusters.H: 9 3/4, W: 23 1/2 in. 76 oz.$1,000-1,500


91 131194/226Austrian or German Art Nouveausilvered bronze figural inkwellcirca 1900, possibly wmfCast in the form of an octopus and asleeping mermaid, with blue slagglass insert, stamped .925 tounderisde.W: 9, D: 8 1/2 in. 36 oz. (excludingglass).$800-1,200

88 132120/7Pair of Continental silverplatedglass topped compotesTripartite base with acanthinecapped feet, three S-scroll bracketsseparated by three gilt-washed puttiplaying a pan flute, with two cutglass bowls. (2).H: 9 1/4 in.$500-700

90 132157/9Three Continental silver caddies19th centuryComprising an Austrian silver caddy, .812 standard, dated 1806,of oval cylindrical form with pull off cover and body decorated toshow a musical trophy amongst flowers; a Dutch silver tea caddy,oval with beaded edge, hinged cover and foot, with lock and key;and a cylindrical caddy with domed minaret-form stopper overlobed body well-engraved to show a gothic arches and spires etc.enclosing three reserves, two filled with a gallant and a maiden,the central left blank, apparently unmarked. (3).H: 7 in. Total weight: 17 oz.$800-1,200

Other Continental SilverLots 88-96

89 132201/1Three plique-à-jour enamelledspoonscirca 1900, probably romanianComprising one larger spoon andtwo smaller, each with strapworkengraved bowl and plique-à-jourenamel handle, two smaller bearingthe names “Gaspard” and“Germaine” engraved to bowl, thelarger engraved “15 Mai 1900”. (3).L: 6 1/2 in. (largest).Total weight: 3 oz.$500-700


96 131924/6Pair of Portuguese hammered silvercandlestickstopazio, porto, 20th centuryThe double knopped stems above circulardomed bases with twisted scalework, withsimilar design above, the wide bobeches eachsupporting a cylindrical guard pierced withquatrefoils, 833 standard. (2).H: 10 in. (with guard). Total weight: 34 oz.$500-700

95 131907/2Norwegian Viking Revival enameled silverfooted bowlmarius hammer, bergen, early 20th centuryThe ‘Dragestil’ bowl of squat circular form, thebody with four repoussé panels depictingstylized dragons interspersed quarterly with blueenameled cabochons surrounded by a filigreeand ropework border, 830 standard.H: 3 1/2, D: 6 1/2 in. 9 oz.$500-700


92 132005/32Austrian silver tazzaalexander sturm, vienna, circa 1905The shallow circular bowl withbeaded rim raised on four flutedcolumns on a stepped circular base,800 standard.H: 6 3/4, Diam: 8 1/4 in. 15 oz.provenance:From the Collection of Margery B.George, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.$400-600

94 131988/48BCollection of miscellaneous sterlingsilver flatwareIncluding a fish server by ThomasDicks, London, 1821-22; a Reed andBarton enameled sterling silver-giltserving spoon; and several Georgian,Continental, and American servingpieces; together with several itemsof silverplate. (23).Weighable silver: 15 oz.$300-500

93 131765/3Two Turkish silver watch cases forthe English marketlate 19th/early 20th century, one struck with tughra mark ofthe sultanEach of domed form, one withbright-cut engraved floral-filled urnto cover, the other with lobedsurround framing a basket withfoliate band above and below rim.(2).H: 2, D: 3 in. (largest).Total weight: 6 oz.$400-600


98 131124/13Russian silver chocolate potst. petersburg, 1789, assay master hmOf tapering cylindrical form withbeaded rims and ebonized woodhandle, the lid with aperture formolinet below an acorn final.H: 8 1/4 in. 25 oz.provenance:From the collection of Alvin A.Rosenthal, New York, NY.$1,000-1,500

99 138127/3Two Russian silver enameled spoonsvilnius, 1862, marked akTwist form handled spoons, reversebowls with turquoise, cobalt, red, andwhite enamel, smaller spoon withbeaded border of turquoise enamel andthe other spoon with silver foliatedrops to border, 88 zolotnik. (2).L 7 1/4 in. 3 oz.$300-500

100 131500/18Russian silver creamerpeter milyukov, moscow, 1868The lobed body with crested scroll handle, raised on four leaf-capped scrollfeet.H: 4 in. 7 oz.$500-700

101 132219/7Russian silver basketvasily iconov, 1873, assay master unidentifiedLobed oval form dish with blossoming flower motif to center, swing handle,raised on circular foot, 84 zolotnik.H: 3, W: 11, D: 8 in. 14 oz.$900-1,200

Russian SilverLots 98-139

102 131500/14Russian glass inkwell with cloisonné enameled silver-gilt mountantip kuzmichev, moscow, circa 1875Square twist form body, the base of the mount showing volutes centered byfloral blossoms and a guilloché band above, the spiral domed cover withscrolls in robin’s egg blue, cobalt, and white enamels.H: 4 1/2 in.$1,200-1,800

103 132219/12Russian champlevé enameled silver lady’s cigarettecasemoscow, 1881, makers mark el, assaymaster unidentifiedRectangular form with rounded corners, decoratedon both sides to show flowerheads, floral scrolls, andstrapwork in blue, green, red, and white enamels,gilt-washed interior.H: 1, W: 4, D: 2 in. 4 oz.$2,500-3,000

104 131194/245Russian silver cigarette casest. petersburg, 1882-1899, maker’s mark pjsOf rectangular form with gilt-washed interior, the body bright-cutengraved to show an architecturalfacade to either side,monogrammed, the reserve onunderside engraved “From Nicolai,Sept. 1890”.H: 3/4, W: 3 5/8, D: 3 1/8 in. 5 oz.$300-500


106 132219/1Five-piece Russian silver tea and coffee serviceandrei aleksandrov, moscow, 1885Comprising a coffee and teapot, creamer, sugar and oval tray, lobed balusterform bodies on leaf-capped scroll feet and handles, with floral finials andscalloped rim tray. (5).H: 9 1/2 in. Total weight: 87 oz.provenance:Christie’s, Sale 2162, April 24th, 2009, Lot 130.$7,000-9,000

107 131500/17Russian cloisonné enameled silvertwin-handled bowlspurious marks for pavelovchinnikov, moscow, 1885The lobular rim showing analternating design of swans andfloral blossoms interrupted by twohandles in the form of mythologicalSirens, raised overall on a flaredbase painted with opaque blue andtranslucent green enamels.H: 4 1/4, W: 8 1/4 in. 21 oz.$1,000-1,500

108 131500/27Russian silver icon lampdmitri alexandrov, moscow, 1885The reticulated body and handlespierced to show interlaced foliatedarabesques, with glass liner,suspended from triple-link chain.H: 4 1/4 (lamp), 18 1/2 in. (overall).4 oz. (excluding glass liner).$600-800

105 131500/7Fine Russian champlevé enameled silver cigarettecasepavel ovchinnikov, moscow, 1884Either side with shaped central medallion enclosinginterlaced foliated arabesques further surrounded byscrollwork in cobalt, green, and lavender tones centeredby red translucent enamel blossoms, all upon apounced ground.W: 3 3/4, D: 2 1/2 in. 4 oz.$2,000-3,000



109 132219/5Pair of Russian silver candlesticksst. petersburg, 1888, maker’s mark unidentifiedBaluster form standard over circular base raised onthree branch form feet, the whole chased to showflowerheads and dots, both with detachable bobeches.(2).H: 13 3/4 in. Total weight: 28 oz.$1,500-2,500

110 132219/11Russian cloisonné enamel silver salt throneassay master lev fridrikhovitch oleks,moscow, 1889, with french import marksTypical form with wide back centered by asunburst design surrounded by floral scrolls anddots in blue, white, red, and green enamel, thelift up seat similarly decorated opening to a gilt-washed interior, the sides and front decoratedwith alternating heart shaped motifs.H: 3 3/4, W: 2 1/2, D: 2 1/2 in. 4 oz.$2,000-3,000

111 131760/30Pair of Russian silver Sabbath candlestickslate 19th century, assay master possibly danil lesenko, rigaThe chased and repoussé central knoppedstandard over domed foot and shaped squarebase, date rubbed.H: 12 3/4 in. Total weight: 21 oz.provenance:From the Maurer-Turner collection, Philadelphia,Pennsylvania.$700-900



113 131500/21Fine Russian enameled silver kovshpavel ovchinnikov, moscow, 1896-1908Low oval form with crestedopenwork handle showing a clusterof grapes, the body with enameledgeometric design in olive green,blue, orange and shaded purple andpale green enamels.H: 2 3/4, W: 4 3/4 in. 6 oz.$4,000-6,000

114 131500/8Pair of Russian cloisonné enameledsilver mugsspurious marks for pavelovchinnikov, moscow, 1898-1908The bulbous bodies displayingdragonflies amongst purple irisesand shaded blue and green enamelleaves, the stylized angular handlesterminating in a dragonfly, anengraved monogram above.H: 4 3/4 in. Total weight: 28 oz.$2,000-3,000

112 132219/6Russian silver teapotv.s. grishin, moscow, 1895-97Baluster form with scroll handle andspout raised on circular foot, hingedlid with wooden finial, body appliedwith the Romanov coat-of-arms.H: 7 1/4 in. 14 oz.$800-1,200




117 132033/1Russian silver cockatoo claret jug topnichols and plinke, st. petersburg, circa 1900Realistically modelled in the form of a cockatoo with gilt-wash interior.H: 5 1/4, W: 5 in. 14 oz.$1,500-2,500

119 131500/15Pair of Russian silver wartimebowlsspurious marks for fabergéCircular form raised on collet foot,the interior of the bowl withembossed design of an double-headed eagle and “War 1914” inCyrillic above.H: 11/2, D: 4 1/2 in.Total weight: 12 oz.$500-700

118 131500/13Russian guilloché enameled silverframespurious marks for fabergéShaped rectangular form witharched top, the surface with scarletenamel on an engine-turned groundfurther applied with a ribbon-tiedswag above the oval aperture andwith a laurel branch below, withwood back and silver strut.H: 3 1/4, W: 3 1/8 in.$500-700

115 131500/6Russian cloisonné enameled silver card casespurious marks for feodor rückert, moscow,circa 1898-1908One side depicting the King of Hearts, the otherthe Queen of Clubs, each surrounded by a floraland geometric border on a pale blue ground, theside panels showing blossoms and foliatedarabesques in solid and shaded opaquepolychrome enamels, with gilt-washed interior.H: 4, W: 2 3/4, D: 1 7/8 in. 10 oz.$1,000-2,000

116 131500/5Russian cloisonné enameled silver card casespurious marks for feodor rückert, moscow,circa 1898-1908One side depicting the Queen of Hearts, theother the King of Clubs, each surrounded by aborder of floral blossoms on a pale blue ground,the side panels showing exotic birds amongstfoliated arabesques in translucent green andopaque polychrome enamels, with gilt-washedinterior.H: 4, W: 2 3/4, D: 1 7/8 in. 10 oz.$1,000-2,000


120 131677/1Fine Russian cloisonné enameledsilver-gilt reliquarymoscow, circa 1908, assay masterivan lebedkin, maker possibly ivan alexeyevIn three sections, the base finelyengraved with the Lord Almightyand a crucifix to the front and rearpanels and the Virgin and John theBaptist to the sides, each framed bystylized ornaments and volutearabesques on an engine-turnedground, the upper tiered sectionwith fluting and scalework belowfour arched doors, surmounted by acloisonné enameled onion dome intranslucent red and opaque blue,green, and white hues below arepoussé medallion displaying theTrinity (the medallion with assaymarks for Alexei Torlov, Moscow,1793), raised overall on four steppedfeet, the underside of base stamped“K. Faberge.”H: 25 in. 56 oz.note:For a similar example see Christie’sLondon, “Icons and Artefacts fromThe Orthodox World,” lot 156.$3,000-5,000



121 131500/10Pair of Russian cloisonné enameled silver podstakannikivan khlebnikov, moscow, 1908-17The circular bodies with stylized scroll and foliate motifs toeither side in white, orange, and shaded blue and greenenamels interspersed amongst blue fronds above a designof peach scales, with shaped rims and angular handles, thefoot with a band of purple dots on a turquoise ground, withfoliated monogram to the reserves, 88 zolotnik.H: 4 in. Total weight: 14 oz.$4,000-6,000

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125 131500/16Art Nouveau style Russian cloisonné enameled silver “bratina”spurious marks for feodor rückert, st. petersburg, circa 1908-17After a 17th century model, the pastel palette displaying a double-headed eagle to either side in blue and red enamels, with organicfloral blossoms between in white, pink, and green hues, and a paleorange triangular border above on a deep olive ground, 88 zolotnik,with scratched number 37663 to underside.H: 3 3/4 in. 8 oz.$1,500-2,500

122 131500/2Russian cloisonné enameled silver cigarettecasespurious marks for pavel ovchinnikov, st.petersburg, circa 1908-17Rectangular form displaying a swan to either sidein rippling blue waters with a profusion of floralblossoms in yellow, green, pink, and blue tonesabove, all on a matte ground, with amethystcabochon clasp and gilt-washed interior.H: 4 1/4, W: 3 in. 6 oz.$700-900


126 131500/1Russian silver flatware service forsixfabergé, moscow, 1908-17Comprising six each knives, forks,and spoons, the handles with raiseddesign of a laurel wreath enclosingthe initials ‘AA’ above a wingedswan perched atop a doublecornucopia. (18).L: 8 3/4 in. (knives).Total weight: 25 oz. (excludingknives).$2,000-3,000

123 131500/11Russian cloisonné enameled silver casketspurious marks for grachev, moscow, circa 1908-17The domed lid painted with three male figuresframed by florals and a translucent green ground, thebody with similar naturalistic designs on a creamground, scratched number 157 to underside.H: 2, W: 3 1/8, D: 2 1/8 in. 5 oz.$300-500

124 131500/19Russian silver podstakannik29th artel, moscow, 1908-17With applied design of a warrior standing infront of a figure on horseback, the angularhandle showing floral blossoms and leaves,additionally struck with spurious marks forPhilip Ringe of Fabergé to the underside.H: 4 3/4 in. 7 oz. (approx)$500-700


127 131500/22Russian silver cane handle in theform of a boarspurious marks for erik kollin, st. petersburg, 1908-17The fur naturalistically chased andwith cane handle sweeping back toa point.L: 5 in. 4 oz.$400-600

128 131500/9Russian cloisonné enameled silvercasketspurious marks for feodorrückert , moscow, circa 1908-17Rectangular form with a wingedfemale mythological figure paintedto the top of the domed and cantedcover in shaded pastel enamels, thebody with pale orange scrollsframed by a border of green leaveson a black ground, scratchednumber 2578 to underside, 88zolotnik.H: 2 1/4, W: 3 3/4, D: 2 5/8 in.10 oz.$600-800

129 131500/3Russian guilloché enameled silver-gilt whistlefeodor afanassiev, st. petersburg,1908-1917The silver-gilt body with appliedgreen enamel over engine-turnedground.L: 2 1/2 in. (overall). 1 oz.$600-800

130 131500/4Russian guilloché enameled silver dishivan britzin, st. petersburg, 1908-17The circular dish with emerald green enamelover an engine-turned ground, contrasted by adouble border of white enamel beads and silvervolutes with foliate drops, 88 zolotnik.D: 3 3/4 in. 3 oz. (approx.).$1,500-2,500


131 132219/4Russian silver caddyst. petersburg, 1908-1926, makers mark unidentifiedOf squat oval form raised four branch-form andapplied foliate feet, hinged lid with similarlydesigned finial, gilt-washed interior.H: 5 1/2, W: 7, D: 6 in. 14 oz.$800-1,200

132 132219/8Russian silver-gilt teacup and saucervasily adreyev, moscow, 1908-26Teacup with reticulated angular handle and foot, undulatingrim, saucer of typical form, teacup engraved to body. (2).H: 3 in. Total weight: 5 oz.$400-600


134 132219/10Russian silver podstakannikmoscow, 1908-1926, maker’s mark ckCylindrical body worked to show swags andswirl medallions, the handle terminating intoflower buds, raised on circular foot with gilt-washed interior.H: 4 3/4 in. 5 oz.$500-700

135 132219/13Russian silver cigarette casemoscow, 1908-26, unknown makerOf rectangular form with engraved scroll and foliatemotif to cover, with silver-gilt appliques of aflowerhead, revolver, bottle, an enameled Russianshield and others, gilt-washed interior, 875 zolotnik.L: 4 1/2, W: 3 1/2 in. 7 oz.$700-900

133 132219/9Fine Russian silver casketvasily pulyatky, moscow, 1908-26Rectangular form with bombe sides, thehinged cover with original latch engraved tothe top with a stylized geometric modernistdesign incorporating cartwheels, flowerheads,and lines, gilt-washed interior, raised on fourscroll feet.H: 3, W: 6, D: 4 1/4 in. 15 oz.$2,000-3,000


137 132242/1Fine Russian enameled silver kovsh11th artel, moscow, 1908-1926,probably ivan alexeyevLow oval form showing floral, scrolland dot design in shades of green,pink, yellow, cobalt blue, orange,purple, and turquoise enamels, on atextured ground.H: 1 7/8, W: 4 1/2, D: 2 1/4 in. 2 oz.$3,000-5,000


138 132219/15Russian silver flatware service for sixmoscow, 1908-26, makers mark unidentifiedScroll and foliate design to handle with shell motif to terminal, comprisingsix each dinner, luncheon, and butter knives; six each dinner, salad, and fruitforks; five luncheon forks; six each place, table, and fruit spoons; fourdemitasse spoons; one each tea strainer, aspic server, gravy ladle, butterspreader, serving ladle; two each serving forks, pie servers, and carving forks.(74).Weighable silver: 117 oz.$5,000-7,000

139 138139/3ARussian silver cigarette casemoscow, 1908-26, possibly ivan futikinRectangular form with reeded exterior, with silver-giltapplique and applied “Wally Herke”, 84 zolotnik.L: 4 1/2, W: 3 1/2 in. 5 oz.$600-800



140 132237/1Fine and rare Chinese export silversnuff boxkwan quan, circa 1800Oval form with hinged lid, wellengraved on all sides to showflowers, symbols, and prick-dots,character mark to underside of lid.H: 1, W: 3, D: 1 1/2 in. 3 oz.$3,000-5,000

Asian & Middle-Eastern SilverLots 140-159

141 131560/22Fine Chinese export silver mugcutshing, canton, 2nd quarter 19th centuryTapering cylindrical form with gilt-washedinterior and bamboo form handle, the bodyprofusely decorated with animals and figures atwork and at play in a dense landscape.H: 4 7/8 in. 15 oz.$1,000-1,500


143 131997/5CChinese export silver card caseprobably luen wo, shanghai, late 19th/early 20th centuryRepoussé-worked to show a dragoncentered by a vacant shield formreserve to one side, the other depictinga two birds amongst bamboo stalks, allupon a stippled ground,monogrammed.H: 3 1/8, W: 1 7/8 in. 1 oz.$400-600

144 131997/5BChinese export silver card caseluen wo, shanghai, late 19th/early 20th centuryRepoussé-worked to show achrysanthemum centered by a vacantshield form reserve to one side, theother depicting a bird perched in aflowering tree, all upon a stippledground.H: 3 1/2, W: 2 in. 2 oz. (approx.).$400-600


145 131997/5AChinese export silver card caseluen wo, shanghai, late 19th/early 20th centuryRepoussé-worked to show seated and standingfigures below a pine tree and centered by avacant shield form reserve to one side, the otherdepicting a cherry tree, all upon a stippledground.H: 3 3/4, W: 2 3/4 in. 2 oz.$500-700

146 131997/5Chinese export silver card caseprobably luen wo, shanghai, late 19th/early 20th centuryRepoussé-worked to show several figures in theoutdoors centered by a vacant shield form reserve toone side, the other depicting a bird perched in aflowering tree, all upon a stippled ground.H: 4 1/2, W: 3 in. 3 oz.$600-800

142 131560/25Chinese export silver child’s flatware service in lacquered boxleeching, 19th centuryComprising a knife, fork, and spoon, the handles with embossedfigures surrounded by a beaded border and with leaves above, inoriginal gilt lacquered velvet-lined box, the cover depicting twofigures framing a central cartouche.L: 7 1/2 in. (knife). Total weight: 5 oz.$400-600


148 131442/3Chinese sterling silver filigreemodel of a masted shipDelicately modelled, marked 925, infabric-covered box.H: 7 3/4, W: 11 in. (model).$300-500

149 131442/4Chinese sterling silver filigree model of a chariotModelled as a horse-drawn chariot, both the figureon horseback in the lead and the charioteer inelaborate headgear, the carriage mounted withlanterns and with four birds adorning each corner,in fabric-covered outer box.H: 5 1/4, W: 18 in.$500-700

150 131988/17Chinese export sterling silver, jade, and ivory inkstandretailed by j. e. caldwell & co.Rectangular form with lower drawer, with two glassinkwells, the covers surmounted by carved ivory pulls, andeither side of the body with a carved jade plaque depictingtwo birds, raised overall on four ball feet.H: 4 1/2, W: 9, D: 3 in.provenance:From a prominent Philadelphia collection$800-1,200

147 131560/23Chinese export silver four-piece teaand coffee servicezee sung, shanghai, early 20th centuryComprising a coffee and teapot,covered sugar and tongs, and acreamer, each with bamboo handlesand repoussé-worked to showchrysanthemums on a texturedground, monogrammed. (5).H: 8 3/4 in. (coffee pot).Total weight: 58 oz.$3,000-5,000


151 138139/3CChinese export silver cigarette casemarked klOf square form with applied dragon motif wrappedaround both sides of case, monogrammed to corner.L: 3 1/4, W: 3 in. 3 oz.$500-700


155 131500/30Indian repoussé silver footed bowlWith openwork dodecafoil rim overlobed body depicting an alternatingdesign of figures and architecturallandscapes separated by fish, raisedon domed foot with a band offlowers.H: 4 3/4 in. 9 oz.$400-600

156 131500/31Indian silver teapotn f & co., bombayLobular form with reeded handleand chased foliate spout, theundulating foot with stylizedpalmettes.H: 5 1/2 in. 20 oz.$300-500

157 131500/32Indian silver vaseThe everted pyriform lobed bodyworked to show foliated scrolls andfloral blossoms, with crimped rimand foot.H: 5 3/4 in. Weighted.$150-250

158 131500/33Indian repoussé silver cream jugThe baluster form body worked toshow a dense foliate ground withlions, elephants, and rabbits below,the handle in the form of a cobrawith engraved scalework body,raised on collet foot.H: 4 in. 4 oz.$150-250

159 131500/29Indian repoussé silver low bowlstamped ‘ruby house’The body worked to show acontinuous band of field workers, anelephant, and a masted sailboat,raised on splayed foot.H: 2 1/2, D: 7 in. 13 oz.$400-600


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152 139732/14Pair of Japanese silver vasesmeiji periodBaluster form with twin openworkedhandles to neck, the body decoratedwith bamboo and floral blossomssurrounding two large cartouchescontaining Japanese script,Japanese character marks tounderside, raised on wooden base.(2).H: 11 1/2 in. Weighable silver: 24 oz.$400-600

154 131194/225Middle Eastern silver cigarettecaseRectangular form, one side withengraved panels depicting floralblossoms and storks flanking acentral cartouche, the other sidewith a profusion of exotic birds,rabbits, and flowers, hallmarks tointerior.W: 5 3/8, D: 3 1/8 in. 7 oz.$300-500

153 131576/17Middle Eastern niello silver beltWith ‘keyhole’ closure, each linkwith volute scrolls framing an ovalmedallion worked to show eitherarchitectural landscapes or floralblossoms, hallmark struck to interiorof buckle.L: 30 1/2 in.$300-500


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160 132005/14George III engine-turned silver andagate snuffboxdaniel hockley, london, 1812-13Together with two agate and giltmetal boxes and a wax seal. (4).W: 2 1/2, D: 2 in. (Hockley box).provenance:From the Collection of Margery B.George, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.$300-500

161 132005/18Collection of George III andWilliam IV silver noveltiesbirminghamIncluding a Samuel Pembertonnutmeg grater, 1792-93, JosephTaylor traveling apple corer, 1819-20,and a Taylor & Perry etui withimplements, 1835-36; together witha silver walnut form vinaigrette withgilt-washed interior, marked 925, aGerman silver articulated fish, 800standard, a Chinese exportminiature silver bowl, a French silvercoin mounted as a pendant, andthree Georgian spoons. (10).L: 5 in. (fish). Total weight: 6 oz.provenance:From the Collection of Margery B.George, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.$800-1,200

162 132005/19George III silver mounted mother-of-pearl snuff boxthomas & william simpson,birmingham, 1823-24Rectangular form, the cover withsilver reserve engraved “Wm Batty”and framed by sunrays.H: 3/4, W: 2 3/4, D: 2 in.provenance:From the Collection of Margery B.George, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.$300-500

164 132005/21Collection of treen boxes19th centuryIncluding a burl box carved to showthree bearded figures in tricorn hats,a medallion depicting Eros and alion, a circular box enclosing acompass, and a match safe;together with a French gutta perchasnuff box with papier-mache woodlid displaying a portrait of LouisPhillipe; and a sulphidepaperweight. (6).H: 3 1/2, D: 2 1/2 in. (largest).provenance:From the Collection of Margery B.George, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.$300-500

163 132005/16George III silver mountedtortoiseshell veneered snuff boxearly 19th centuryOval form with hinged lid, thereserve engraved: “Edwd Hedley, 18ad 02, Tho Hedley, 18 ad 14, EdwdHedley.”W: 3 1/2, D: 2 1/2 in.provenance:From the Collection of Margery B.George, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.$300-500

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165 132005/19AContinental mother-of-pearl andabalone lorgnette case with goldmountpossibly 19th century dutch,maker’s mark gdh with oak leafElongated rectangular form, thecanted lid with shaped gold mountengraved with the initials ‘L. K.’, alsowith gold push-button release.H: 1, W: 6, D: 2 in.provenance:From the Collection of Margery B.George, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.$300-500


166 132005/19BTwo Victorian mother-of-pearl,abalone, and tortoiseshell cardcases19th centuryThe first of shaped rectangular formwith tortoiseshell band to sides, thesecond with inlaid abalone borderand diamond pattern to center;together with a small case mountedwith mother-of-pearl cameodepicting Shakespeare. (3).H: 3 3/4, W: 2 5/8 in. (largest).provenance:From the Collection of Margery B.George, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.$300-500

167 131808/1BCollection of Victorian snuff boxesand caseslate 19th centuryIncluding a ivory patch box withmirrored interior, jasperware plaquesto the lid, and a gold push buttonrelease; an oval tortoiseshell boxwith copper inlay, an amphora to thelid; Chinese ivory snuff box withembossed design of a womanworking in the garden with a playfulmonkey above; and two stampboxes (one wood with tortoiseshellveneer, the other papier mache).(5).W: 2 7/8 in. (patch box).$300-500

168 132005/16ACollection of Georgian andVictorian tortoiseshell articlesIncluding a snuff box with ivoryveneer by Lund, Cornhill Street,London; an elongated hexagonalcase inlaid with mother-of-pearl; atortoiseshell and ivory trouse withchopsticks; and a box with pushbutton release. (4).L: 123/4 in. (trouse).provenance:From the Collection of Margery B.George, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.$400-600

169 132005/20Collection of Georgian and Victoriantortoiseshell boxesIncluding a Cohen & Charles silver box,Birmingham; a horn and tortoiseshell case; aplated needle case with tortoiseshell mount;three boxes (two raised on ivory feet, one withmother-of-pearl inlay); and two wood boxes withmetal and shell inlay. (8).W: 3, D: 1 3/4 in. (largest).provenance:From the Collection of Margery B. George,Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.$600-800

170 131500/25Russian carved model of a beaverin the style of fabergéFinely carved and naturalistically modelled withgem-set gold rimmed eyes, possibly obsidian,unmarked, in fitted wood box.H: 2 7/8 in.$1,500-2,500


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175 131972/8French 18K gold mounted and garnet-set chalcedony bell pushparis, post 1838Rectangular form, each corner with angular and scroll goldmount framing an arabesque to the center, the pushbutton with applied gem-set flower, raised overall on fourball feet, the underside centered by a circular cover of alaurel wreath framing a flower, struck with eagle’s headguarantee mark.H: 7/8, W: 2 3/4, D: 2 1/4 in.$1,000-1,500

173 131808/2Swiss guilloché enameled silverminiature carriage clockgeneva, late 19th/early 20th centuryPink enameled rectangular case withswing handle to the top, struck withrampant bear guarantee mark, 935standard.H: 2 1/8 in.$200-400

174 131760/33Austro-Hungarian micromosaic and guillochéenameled silver-gilt paper clipgeorge adam scheid, vienna, 1872-1922The sprung clip inset with tesserae to form a bridgeand tower with mountains beyond, all above apink-enamelled moiré engine-turned ground, 900standard.H: 2 3/8 in.provenance:From the Maurer-Turner collection, Philadelphia,Pennsylvania.$500-700

171 131553/1Continental silver and semi-precious stone boxlate 19th centuryPossibly a hair receiver, the square box with beveled glassbase and raised on four reeded ball feet, set with two cameosdepicting classical scenes, a coral lion’s head, and a carnelianmask of Pan, with turquoise, amethyst, topaz, citrine, garnet,pearl, smoky quartz, and chalcedony cabochons setthroughout on a silver ground engraved with a trail of flowers.H: 3 1/4, W: 3 1/2 in, D: 3 1/2 in.$1,500-2,000


172 131808/1ACollection of French burl wood snuff boxesand a gilt metal and mother-of-pearl‘souvenir’ caselate 19th centuryThe boxes of circular form, one depicting LouisXVI, the other with gilt medallion showingd’Orléans royalty, and the third with inlaidtortoiseshell banding and inset with a painting;together with a French gilt metal and engravedmother of pearl ‘Souvenir’ case, well-cast toshow grape clusters at each corner and aborder of flowerheads and leaves. (4).W: 4 1/4, D: 3 in. (case).$300-500


176 131500/23Russian 14K gold guillochéenameled cufflinksjohan victor aarne for fabergé,moscow, 1908-17Circular form with burnt orangeenamel over a sunburst engine-turned ground, 56 zolotnik, in greenleather silk-lined case.D: 1 1/8 in. Total weight: 9.6 grams.$2,000-3,000

177 131500/24Russian chalcedony cane handle with guillochéenameled 14K gold mountspurious marks for fabergéThe cylindrical gold mount with moiré engine-turned ground and yellow-green enamel withapplied laurel wreath enclosing a crown withdiamond accents, supporting the carved bird-formcane handle above with garnet-set eyes, in fittedwood box.H: 4 1/4 in.$1,500-2,500

178 131430/22Art Deco 14K gold flaskSlightly curved rectangular formwith engine-turned linear design,monogrammed ‘R. L. S.’ for R.Livingston Sullivan.H: 4, W: 4 1/2 in. 156 grams.$3,000-5,000



181 131430/21Art Deco 14K gold gentleman’s vanity setwm. b. kerr & co. and gorham, circa 1920s, retailed by j. e. caldwellComprising four brushes, two cologne bottles, two jars, a matchcover and a button hook, each engraved with the initials ‘R. L. S.’ forR. Livingston Sullivan. (10).W: 6 1/2 in. (widest brush).$2,000-3,000

180 131472/1514K yellow gold and enameled cigarette caseretailed by j. e. caldwellRectangular form with enameled cobaltemblem to corner.W: 5 1/4, D: 3 1/4 in. 169 grams.$3,000-5,000


179 131472/9Art Deco 14K yellow gold cigarette lighterdunhill, retailed by t. kirkpatrick & co.The front panel fitted with a small clock with Swissmovement, the gold square dial with gilt Arabicnumerals and hands, all within a rounded squarecase.H: 1 3/4, W: 1 3/8 in.$1,000-1,500

182 131621/71ALarge American mahogany canteenearly 20th centuryThe elongated silver chest containing threedrawers with green felt-lined interiorcompartments.H: 17, W: 17, D: 35 in.$300-500


184 131741/7Chased and repoussé sterling silversugar and creamertiffany & co., new york, ny, 1873-1891Each with central band of floralblossoms on a stippled ground,monogrammed to the underside;together with a William Wise & Sonsterling sugar and creamer with leafand scrollwork design. (4).H: 3 in. (tallest). Total weight: 15 oz.$300-500

185 OWNED/657Sterling silver pastry servertiffany & co., new york, ny, circa 1875“Strawberry Pierced” pattern,monogrammed.Total weight: 5 oz.$500-700

186 131755/10Sterling silver serving spoontiffany & co., new york, ny, circa 1875“Blackberry” pattern, with shell formbowl, the handle adorned withembossed blackberries and floralblossoms, monogrammed.L: 8 7/8 in. 4 oz.$300-500

187 138095/11ASterling silver sugar sifteredward c. moore for tiffany & co.,new york, ny, circa 1878“Olympian” pattern, with piercedand gilt-washed bowl.L: 8 1/4 in. 3 oz.$300-500

188 131988/48ATiffany sterling silver forkscharles grosjean for tiffany & co.,new york, ny, circa 1884“Wave edge” pattern, comprisingtwelve luncheon forks. (12).L: 7 in. Total weight: 22 oz.provenance:From a prominent Philadelphiacollection.$300-500

American Silver: Tiffany & Co.Lots 183-208

183 131870/5Sterling silver five-piece tea andcoffee servicetiffany & co., new york, ny, 1873-91Comprising a coffee and teapot,creamer, covered sugar, andwastebowl, the squat sphericalbodies with chased and repoussémid-band worked to show floralblossoms amidst C- and S-scrolls ona stippled ground, the dimpledfinials with crimped mid section,monogrammed. (5).H: 8 1/2 in. Total weight: 93 oz.$3,000-5,000

189 131550/28Sterling silver six-piece tea andcoffee servicetiffany & co., new york, nyComprising a kettle on stand raisedon four hairy lion’s paw feet, coffeeand teapot, sugar, creamer, andwastebowl with reeded rims andebonized wood handles and finials,varying date marks, monogrammed.(6).H: 13 in. (kettle).Total weight: 109 oz.$3,000-5,000


191 139732/16Sterling silver vasetiffany and co., new york, ny, 1907-1947Trumpet-form vase with of tapering octagonalform set on a conforming step base,monogrammed “B”.H: 11 1/2 in. 12 oz.$300-500

192 138114/1Art Deco sterling silver bowltiffany & co., new york, ny, 1907-1947Five plain panels separated by vertical bandsof the “Exposition” pattern extending slightlybeyond the top of the bowl.Dia: 9 1/4 in. 27 oz.$1,500-2,500

190 132094/4Sterling silver bowltiffany and co., new york, ny, 1907-1947Of shaped circular form, lobed rim with shelldesign and molded edge, with incised double C-scroll acanthus capped cartouches andbellflower drop decoration, monogrammed “P” tocenter.H: 2 1/2, W: 11 1/2 in. 19 oz.$300-500


193 138094/3Sterling silver footed low dishtiffany & co., new york, ny, 1907-47Circular form with latticeworkpattern below rim and embosseddesign of flowers and leavesthroughout.H: 1 3/4 in. D: 7 1/4 in. 10 oz.$200-400

194 138094/5Sterling silver center bowltiffany & co., new york, ny, 1907-47Circular form, chased body, withapplied reeded and stylized shellrim.H: 3 1/2, D: 9 in. 26 oz.$500-700

195 138094/8Sterling silver vanity settiffany & co., new york, ny, 1907-47Comprising three brushes, a handmirror, powder jar, shoe horn, buttonhook, nail file, and box, with linearborder interspersed with trefoils,monogrammed. (9).L: 10 3/4 in. (mirror).$500-700

196 138094/1Sterling silver pierced baskettiffany & co., new york, ny, 1907-47Shaped oval form with gadroonedrim, the sides pierced with bellflowers and scrolls, monogrammedand dated 1887-1912.H: 2 1/8, 10 3/4, D: 8 7/8 in. 14 oz.$200-400

197 132094/7Sterling silver compotetiffany and co., new york, ny,1907-1947Reticulated compote withmonogram “D” to center, raised onstepped circular base.H: 3 1/4, Dia: 8 1/2 in. 14 oz.$200-400

198 131755/15Three sterling silver dishestiffany & co., new york, ny, 1907-47Including a circular tray, oval dish,and bread tray, plain with reededrims. (3).D: 12 in. (tray). Total weight: 49 oz.$600-800

199 131982/9Sterling silver fruit bowltiffany and co., new york, ny,1907-1947Shallow circular dish with openworkdesign and reeding to rim.H: 1 3/4, Diam: 9 in. 13 oz.$300-500

200 138094/10Twelve sterling silver iced teaspoonsalbert a. southwick for tiffany & co., new york, ny, circa 1911“Flemish” pattern, monogrammed.(12).L: 7 1/4 in. 13 oz.$200-400


202 131746/31DCollection of sterling silver servingpiecestiffany & co., new york, ny, circa 1912“Clinton” pattern, comprising a saladserving set, cold meat fork,asparagus fork, and a server. (5).Total weight: 19 oz.$300-500

203 131194/227Sterling silver photo framestamped ‘tiffany & co., sterling’The rectangular frame worked toshow three cherubs amongst densefloral blossoms, surmounted overallby a quiver and torch.H: 8, W: 10 in. 14 oz.$400-600

204 138030/26Six sterling silver butter patstiffany & co., new york, ny, 1947-56Of plain circular form; together withan English sterling silver nut dish ofsimilar form, Cohen & Charles,Birmingham, 1908-09,monogrammed. (7).D: 3 1/4 in. (nut dish).Total weight: 7 oz.$100-200

205 131982/8Sterling silver footed circular dishtiffany and co., new york, ny,1947-56Plain circular form, raised on fouropenwork design feet.H: 1 1/2, Diam: 8 1/4 in. 12 oz.$200-400

206 138134/5Sterling silver water pitchertiffany and co., new york, ny,1956-65Of typical form raised on steppedcircular foot, reeded rim and scrollform handle.H: 10 1/4 in.$700-900

207 132209/2Sterling silver traytiffany & co., new york, ny, 20th centuryOf plain circular form engraved“T.W.C. SMITH IN GRATEFULAPPRECIATION THE BOARD OFDIRECTORS ELTRACORPORATION.”Dia: 15, 38 oz.$700-900


201 131550/34Sterling silver flatware servicetiffany & co., new york, ny, circa 1911“Flemish” pattern, comprising twelve eachdinner and butter knives, dinner and saladforks, cream soup spoons, bouillon spoons,iced tea spoons; fifteen place spoons; elevencocktail forks; twenty-four teaspoons; fourtablespoons; and two serving forks. (140).Weighable silver: 191 oz.$5,000-7,000

208 138127/6Sterling silver traytiffany & co., new york, ny, second half 20th centuryLarge rectangular shaped twin handled tray.L: 25, W: 16 in. 118 oz.$3,000-5,000


210 131755/4Sterling silver flatware serviceantoine heller for gorham, providence, ri,circa 1880“Fontainebleau” pattern featuring characters incostumes of the French court, comprising twelveeach tablespoons, teaspoons, dinner andluncheon forks, and demitasse spoons with gilt-washed bowls; two salt spoons; a mustard spoonand a sugar spoon. (66).Total weight: 80 oz.$1,000-1,500

211 138095/1Sterling silver flatware service for twelveantoine heller for gorham, providence, ri, circa 1880“Cluny” pattern, comprising twelve each dinner and luncheonknives, dinner and luncheon forks, tablespoons, place spoons,and teaspoons; and one sugar spoon. (85).Weighable silver: 140 oz.$2,000-3,000

212 131621/72GCollection of sterling silver serving piecesIncluding eleven sterling silver-gilt demitassespoons, “No. 18-C” pattern, Gorham, Providence,RI, circa 1885; two card cases by J.F. Fradley &Co., New York, NY; miscellaneous Gorhamsterling silver serving pieces; together withseveral items of silverplate. (33).Weighable silver: 12 oz.$150-250

209 139732/23Two sterling silver tazzegorham, providence, ri, circa 1873Of varying sizes, shaped circular rimwith lobed body raised on steppedcircular base, monogrammed tocenter. (2).H: 4 3/4, W: 10 in. (larger tazza).Total weight: 30 oz.$400-600

American Silver: Gorham Mfg. Co.Lots 209-233

213 131590/4Sterling silver flatware service for eightwilliam c. codman, gorham , providence, ri,circa 1897“Strasbourg” pattern, comprising eight eachdinner, luncheon, and steak knives; sixteen forks;eight each place spoons and soup spoons; threetablespoons; and a salad serving set; togetherwith two Georgian silver berry spoons. (63).Weighable silver: 67 oz.$800-1,200

214 131681/8Collection of sterling silver serving piecesgorham, providence, ri, late 19th centuryIncluding a “Patrician” cold meat fork,“Versailles” tablespoon, “Maryland” piercedserving fork, and a tablespoon with bright-cutengraved handle; together with six H. H. Curtis &Co. ice cream forks and a pierced server, Wallace“Violet” pie server, a Swedish silver pierced berryserving spoon, 800 silver server with putti abovethe pierced blade; and an English silverplateladle. (15).Weighable silver: 20 oz.$400-600


215 132157/17Three sterling silver bowlsgorham, providence, ri, circa 1900One shallow lobed bowl with applied foliate,scroll, and floral motif to rim, the other witheverted rim repoussé-worked and incised toshow flowers; together with a Graff,Washbourne, & Dunn bowl with openworkedand applied rim depicting alternating motifs offlowers and scrolls, all monogrammed to center.(3).Dia: 11 in. Total weight: 33 oz.$500-700

216 132149/9Sterling silver water pitchergorham, providence, ri, circa 1903Of octagonal form with scroll and floral design,raised on four openwork scroll feet,monogrammed.H: 9 1/4 in. 26 oz.provenance:From the estate of Mr. and Mrs. A. DeWittSmith, Wilkes-Barre, PA.$300-500

217 131870/12Pair of sterling silver candlesticksgorham, providence, ri, circa 1904The fluted Corinthian columnar standard raisedon stepped square base, bobeche and base withbeaded border, monogrammed. (4).H: 8 1/4 in. Weighted.$250-350

219 131895/1Sterling silver flatware service for twelvegorham, providence, ri, circa 1910“Fairfax” pattern, comprising twelve each dinnerand butter knives, dinner, salad, and cocktailforks, soup spoons, iced tea spoons, anddemitasse spoons; twenty-four teaspoons; andfourteen miscellaneous serving pieces (severalDurgin). (122).Weighable silver: 111 oz.$2,000-3,000

220 131836/20Sterling silver-gilt four-piece assembled servicegorham, providence, ri, circa 1910, retailed by j. e. caldwell & co.Comprising a tea kettle on stand with burner,two teapots, and an individual coffee pot, lobednavette bodies with ebonized wood handles andurn-form finials, monogrammed, with variousdate code marks. (5).H: 10 in. (coffee pot). Total weight: 92 oz.(excluding burner).$1,500-2,000


218 132209/1Sterling silver tea servicegorham, providence, ri, 1906Comprising two teapots, coveredsugar, creamer, and wastebowl,lobed navette bodies with angularebonized wood handles and urn-form finials, monogrammed. (5).H: 9 in. Total weight: 53 oz.$1,500-2,500


222 132157/16Sterling silver serving traygorham, providence, ri, 1942Shaped circular tray with gadroonedrim.Dia: 14 in. 34 oz.$300-500

223 131982/12Sterling silver vegetable dishgorham, providence, ri, 1944Shaped rectangular form.H: 1 7/8 W: 10 1/2, D: 7 1/2 in.17 oz.$300-500

224 131925/1Sterling silver bowlgorham, providence, ri, 1960Floriform with lobed side panels.H: 2 1/2, D: 9 3/4 in. 16 oz.$300-500

221 131194/223Large Art Nouveau sterling silver vasegorham, providence, ri, early 20th centuryThe slender baluster form body with raisedfloral blossoms and leaves and a band offlowerheads to the lip, all on a circular basewith undulating rim, monogrammed.H: 22 in. 57 oz.$1,000-1,500


225 131751/7Chased and repoussé sterling silver-gilt meatplattergorham, providence, ri, 1960Rectangular form with applied shell motifs tothe rim and floral and ivy design to the border.W: 17 1/4, D: 12 1/2 in. 61 oz.$3,000-5,000

226 132201/2Sterling silver and velvet handbaggorham, providence, ri, early 20th centuryClosure with several cherubs surrounded byberry clusters and bellflower pendants on atextured ground, chain with alternating floralblossoms and links, attached to blue velvetpouch.Weighable silver: 9 oz.$200-400

227 132094/2Sterling silver pitchergorham, providence, ri, 20th century, retailedby bailey, banks, & biddle co.Of octagonal form with angular handle raised onsimilar base, monogrammed.H: 9 1/4 in. 32 oz.$300-500


229 131755/3Pair of sterling silver candlesticksgorham, providence, ri, 20th centuryWith tapering partial fluted nozzleand stem raised on stepped ovalbase, monogrammed.H: 9 1/2 in. Weighted.$300-500

230 131755/12Pair of sterling silver shell-formdishesgorham, providence, ri, 20th centuryEach footed dish in the form of ascalloped shell, monogrammed.W: 9 1/4, D: 9 1/2 in.Total weight: 30 oz.$400-600

231 131755/11Collection of American sterlingsilver serving piecesmostly gorham, providence, riIncluding an “Empress” ladle, “OldFrench” salad set, a pair of “Lily”serving spoons, and others. (12).Total weight: 38 oz.$500-700

232 131907/4Sterling silver traygorham, providence, ri, 20th centuryShaped circular form, the rimcomprised of applied foliated C-scrolls interspersed quarterly byshells, the border of repoussé floralblossoms.D: 15 1/2 in. 44 oz.$500-700

233 131981/3Sterling silver oval traygorham, providence, ri, 20th centuryElongated oval form with reeding torim, monogrammed to front,engraved “oct. 6. 06” to reverse.L: 14 3/4, W: 10 in. 23 oz.$300-500


228 131501/1Sterling silver flatware servicejames russell price for gorham,providence, ri, 20th century“Greenbrier” pattern, comprisingtwenty-four each dinner knives,butter spreaders, dinner forks, saladforks, and cream soup spoons; forty-eight teaspoons; twelve each icedtea spoons and ice cream forks; fourtablespoons; two each mustardspoons and casserole spoons; oneeach lemon fork, cake server, pastryserver, serving fork, sugar tongs,sugar spoon, and ladle,monogrammed. (207).Weighable silver: 199 oz. (approx.).$3,000-4,000


235 132206/1Sterling silver drum-form teapotsamuel kirk & sons, baltimore, md,1828-46Of plain cylindrical form withangular handle and ball-form finial,body engraved with family crest andmotto “nullo summittens”.H: 4 in. 8 oz.$600-800

236 131875/8Sterling silver flatwares. kirk & sons, baltimore, md, circa 1830“Repousse” pattern, comprisingseventeen teaspoons; twelve icecream spoons; and one each a jellyspoon, fish serving spoon, and placespoon, some pieces marked forStieff. (32).Total weight: 36 oz.$400-600

237 138095/9Sterling silver flatwares. kirk & sons, baltimore, md, circa 1830“Repousse” pattern, comprisingtwelve dessert forks; eight butterspreaders; three ladles; two berryspoons; and one each serrated knife,pie server, muddler, egg server,child’s knife, strawberry spoon,casserole spoon, entrée server,pastry server, teaspoon, a napkinring, and a salad serving set. (37).Weighable silver: 46 oz.$600-800

234 121888/29Sterling silver flatwares. kirk & son, baltimore, md, circa 1825“King” pattern, comprising eighteach salad forks and luncheonknives, with shell design to terminal.Weighable silver: 10 oz.$200-400

Other American SilverLots 234-339

238 138044/17Sterling silver flatware service foreightdominick & haff, new york, ny,1868-1928“1776” pattern, comprising eighteach dinner knives, steak knives,butter spreaders, fish knives, dinnerforks, luncheon forks, fish forks,salad forks, bouillon spoons,demitasse spoons, and iced teaspoons; twenty-two teaspoons;three tablespoons; salad serving forkand spoon; and one each ladle,lemon fork, sugar spoon, piercedteaspoon, and a seafood spoon andfork, monogrammed. (121).Weighable silver: 126 oz.$1,500-2,500

239 131836/23Collection of sterling silver flatwareIncluding five tablespoons, threeteaspoons, and five forks by Gorhamin the “Swiss” pattern, circa 1870;seventeen R. Wallace & Sons“Waverly” forks, circa 1890; andnine Wood & Highes “Undine”teaspoons, circa 1850. (39).Total weight: 43 oz.$500-700

240 121888/27Sterling silver flatware servicedominick & haff, new york, ny,circa 1880, retailed by j.e.caldwell & co.“King” pattern, comprising twelveeach luncheon forks and teaspoons;six each tablespoons, butter knives;one each fish knife, serving spoon,and cake server, monogrammed.(39).Weighable silver: 57 oz.$700-900

241 131621/72FSterling silver-gilt cocktail forksgeorge w. shiebler & co., new york,ny, circa 1886, most retailed bygalt & bros.“Louvre” pattern, comprising thirty-five cocktail forks, monogrammed.(35).L: 6 1/4 in. Total weight: 26 oz.$200-400

242 131981/2Sterling silver water pitcherthe frank w. smith silver co.,gardner, ma, 1886-1958Chased leaf and latticework designto body, outcurving rim with appliedfoliated C-scrolls, raised on fouracanthine capped feet.H: 9 3/4 in. 34 oz.$600-800

243 131621/72DSterling silver-gilt oyster serverwhiting manufacturing co., new york, ny, circa 1890“Ivory” pattern, together with twelvedemitasse spoons, monogrammed.(13).L: 9 in.$400-600


244 131621/71Sterling silver-gilt flatware servicewm. b. durgin, concord, nh, circa 1891, retailed by shreve, crump, & low“Louis XV” pattern, comprising thirty-six each dinnerknives (eighteen with Italian blades, 800 standard, otherswith Durgin sterling blades) and luncheon knives(eighteen with Italian blades, 800 standard, others withDurgin blades); eighteen each dinner and luncheon forks;six serving spoons; and twelve each tablespoons and saltspoons, monogrammed. (138).Total weight: 296 oz.$4,000-6,000

245 121888/28Sterling silver forksinternational silver co., meriden, ct, circa 1899“Cambridge” pattern, eleven forks with beaded edge,monogrammed “M” to front and “1864 1904” to reverse;together with six coin silver spoons and two coin silverbutter knives, monogrammed. (19).Weighable silver: 19 oz.$200-300

246 138134/6Pair of sterling silver candlestickslate 19th century, probably americanThe central standard with shell and foliate motif, raised oncircular base, apparently unmarked. (2).H: 11 1/2 in. Weighted.$800-1,000

247 138085/10Set of four sterling silver candlesticksmauser mfg co., new york, ny, late 19th centuryThe fluted Corinthian columnar standardraised on stepped square base, bobeche andbase with beaded border, monogrammed. (4).H: 8 in. Weighted.$800-1,200



251 131836/21Sterling silver assembled flatwaregorham, providence, ri, late 19th centuryIncluding eleven “Kings II” patterndinner knives, circa 1885 and seven“King George” cocktail forksdesigned by William C. Codman,circa 1894; together with eightDominck & Haff “King” pattern fruitspoons, circa 1880. (26).Weighable silver: 11 oz.$300-500

252 132094/5Sterling silver serving trayp.l. krider & co., philadelphia, pa,last quarter 19th centuryRectangular form with gadroonedrim and monogram to center.L: 17, W: 13 1/2 in. 45 oz.$500-700

253 132094/1Eight sterling silver custard cupsmauser manufacturing co., new york, ny, last quarter 19th centuryCup with twin shell handles and C-scroll and floral motif to rim, lid withsimilar design to shoulder, gilt-washed interior. (8).H: 2 3/4, W: 5 1/2 in.Total weight: 29 oz.$300-500

250 131621/72CSterling silver-gilt fruit spoonsdavis & galt, philadelphia, pa, late 19th centuryComprising eighteen fruit spoonswith beaded border, monogrammed.(18).L: 6 in. 17 oz.$150-250


248 132010/11Sterling silver five-piece tea andcoffee servicewhiting manufacturing co., new york, ny, late 19th century,retailed by j.e. caldwellComprising a teapot, coffee pot,covered sugar, creamer, and wastebowl, fluted lower body withebonized wood angular handles andfinials, monogrammed; togetherwith a silverplated hot water kettleon stand. (6).H: 8 1/4 in. (coffee pot). Weighablesilver: 41 oz.$600-800

249 131539/4Repoussé sterling silver six-piececoffee and tea servicedominick and haff, new york, ny,late 19th century, retailed byj. e. caldwell & co.Comprising a tea kettle on standwith burner, coffee and teapot withivory spacers, covered sugar bowl,open creamer and wastebowl, ofsquat oval form with profuse foliatedesign and leaf-capped handles,each raised on acanthine scroll feet,monogrammed. (6).H: 11 in. (kettle on stand).Weighable silver: 159 oz.$3,000-5,000


254 132210/1Sterling silver six-piece tea andcoffee servicereed and barton, taunton, ma,late 19th/early 20th centuryComprising a hot water kettle onstand, a coffee and teapot, coveredsugar, creamer, and wastebowl, ofoctagonal form with incisedbellflower pendant and acanthusleaf design, central cartouchemonogrammed “ISB” to reserve,handles with ivory spacers, raisedon conforming octagonal base. (6).H: 14 in. Total weight: 114 oz.(excluding burner)$2,500-3,500

255 132157/15Three sterling silver bowlsvarious makers, late 19th/early 20th centuryIncluding a lobed bowl with repoussé-workedfloral blossoms and acanthus leaves to rim byWhiting Manufacturing Co.,1906; a smallerlobed bowl with similar repoussé flowers toborder by Meriden, second half 19th century; anda hexagonal shaped bowl with pierced rim byReed & Barton, early 20th century, allmonogrammed to center. (3).Total weight: 23 oz.$500-700

256 131870/10Two pairs of sterling silver open salts withspoonslate 19th/early 20th centuryIncluding two each salts and salt spoons,Whiting Manufacturing Co., circa 1906, spoonsby Charles Osborne for Whiting in “Louis XV”pattern, circa 1891, bowls with gilt-washinteriors; two each salts and salt spoons, GeorgeW. Shiebler & Co.; together with two smalldishes, Gorham, of same design. (6).Total weight: 5 oz.$500-700

257 139732/17Sterling silver water pitchertowle silversmiths, newburyport, ma, circa 1900, retailed by j.e. caldwell & co.Of typical form with applied acanthine cappedhandle raised on stepped circular base,monogrammed to body and incised “1905” tounderside.H: 10 in. 31 oz.$300-500


258 138134/3Sterling silver footed bowlernest meyers for reed and barton, taunton, ma, circa 1900“Francis I” pattern, shaped circular form withlobed body and heavy repoussé decoration,raised on circular foot with acanthus leavesand scroll motif to rim.H: 5 1/4, Dia: 11 1/4 in. 26 oz.$600-800


259 138134/1Fine sterling silver tea and coffee servicereed and barton, taunton, ma, circa 1900“Francis I” pattern, comprising a coffee and teapot, covered sugar, creamer,wastebowl and tray, heavily repoussé-worked to show berry clusters andfloral blossoms with scrolling and foliate motif throughout, ivory spacers tohandles. (6).L: 30, W: 22 in. (tray). Total weight: 305 oz.$10,000-15,000



260 132149/8Pair of Art Nouveau sterling silvercandlesticksdominick & haff, new york, ny,circa 1900, retailed by mauser mfgco.Double baluster stem molded withtulips, with scalloped bobeche ofsimilar design, on circular foot,engraved “June 30, 1903” to bottom.(2).H: 10 in. Weighted.provenance:From the estate of Mr. and Mrs. A.DeWitt Smith, Wilkes-Barre, PA.$500-700

261 131164/155Sterling silver tray in the Rococotasteroger williams silver co.,providence, ri, circa 1900, retailedby frank herschedeCircular form raised on low foot, theopenwork border with floralblossoms and C-scrolls, withconforming engraved design tocenter.D: 13 1/2 in. 41 oz.$500-700

262 131681/6Sterling silver three-piece teaservicemauser, new york, ny, circa 1900Comprising a teapot, covered sugar,and creamer, each with slightlylobed bodies raised on fouropenwork feet, with laurel wreathfinials. (3).H: 8 in. (teapot). Total weight: 52 oz.$700-900

263 131741/6Sterling silver covered tureenhoward sterling co., providence,ri, circa 1900, retailed by bigelow,kennard & co.Hexagonal form with beaded rim,crested twin-handles, and an urnform finial, monogram and datewithin framed laurel wreath to eitherside of the body.H: 6, W: 12 in. 31 oz.$500-700


264 131751/1Sterling silver chased and repoussé vasemauser mfg. co., new york, ny, circa 1900The bulbous body with applied mid-bandcomprised of floral blossoms and C-scrollsbelow a tapered neck and flared rim, raised oncircular foot.H: 12 in. 41 oz.$4,000-6,000

265 131907/1Fine Art Nouveau sterling silver water pitcherpossibly redlich & company, new york, ny,circa 1900, retailed by spaulding & co.The squat body repoussé-worked and chasedwith water lilies in relief on a smooth andtextured ground, maker’s mark rubbed.H: 9 1/2 in. 47 oz.$1,000-1,500

266 131907/3Unusual sterling silver bowlmauser mfg. co., new york, ny, circa 1900With undulating rim, the body worked to showobjects of Native American interest including ahand drum, pipe and tomahawk, rifle andarrows, and a quiver, the well depicting asunburst centered by a web design, 999standard.D: 7 1/4 in. 5 oz.$600-800


268 131755/13Sterling silver trayr. wallace & sons mfg. co., wallingford, ct,first quarter 20th centuryThe elongated rectangular tray with twin openhandles, monogrammed “E. P. W., 1904-1929.”W: 17 3/4, D: 7 7/8 in. 37 oz.$500-700

269 138134/2Sterling silver flatware serviceernest meyers for reed andbarton, taunton, ma, circa 1907“Francis I” pattern, comprising teneach luncheon and dessert forks,tablespoons, bouillon spoons, butterknives; twelve each teaspoons,cocktail forks, iced teaspoons, fruitspoons; four each fish forks andknives, dinner forks; fourteen dinnerknives; two serving forks; a carvingfork and knife; a salad serving forkand spoon; three small ladles andone large ladle; together with tendemitasse spoons with variousmakers. (144).Weighable silver: 176 oz.$4,000-6,000

267 131981/1Sterling silver reticulated center bowldominick & haff, new york, ny, circa 1900Shaped circular form, the interior of the bodybright-cut and stipple engraved with floralblossoms and foliated scrolls, the openwork rimdraped with swags and with an alternatingdesign of bellflower pendants and flowerheads inshaped cartouches, monogrammed.H: 3 1/4, D: 14 3/4 in. 33 oz.$800-1,200


270 131836/22Set of sterling silver spoonsfrank w. smith silver co., gardner, ma, circa 1910“Newport Shell” pattern, comprisingeleven place spoons and eightteaspoons. (19).Total weight: 31 oz.$400-600

271 131907/5Sterling silver serving spoon in the“Les Six Fleurs” patternreed & barton, taunton, ma, circa 1910L: 9 3/4 in. 6 oz.$150-250

274 131907/8Arts & Crafts ‘hand wrought’ sterling silver traythe kalo shop, chicago, il, circa 1921Circular form with pentagonally lobed rim, marked G881.D: 8 in. 9 oz.$300-500

272 138051/54Sterling silver cocktail shakerhoward & co. new york, ny, circa 1920Shaker tapering to base with wideshoulder.H: 10 3/4 in. 15 oz.$200-400

273 131907/10Large sterling silver trumpet vasematthews co., newark, nj, circa 1920The octagonally lobed rim taperingto fluted body and circular base,with bright-cut engraved designs ofleaves, bellflower pendants, andpaterae enclosing flowerheads,monogrammed.H: 16 in. Weighted.$300-500

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276 131797/1Sterling silver flatware service forsixwhiting mfg. co., north attleboro,ma, circa 1925“Cinderella” pattern, comprising sixeach knives, dinner and luncheonforks, soup spoons, tablespoons,and butter knives; twelve teaspoons;one each ladle, pair of sugar tongs,and a pie server. (51).Weighable silver: 54 oz.$600-800

277 132253/1Sterling silver flatware service foreightgeorge l. turner for reed andbarton, taunton, ma, circa 1938“Cotillion” pattern, comprising eighteach dinner and luncheon knives,dinner forks, bouillon spoons;sixteen each luncheon forks andteaspoons; two tablespoons; oneeach sugar shell, butter knife;together with a carving fork andknife by Wallace. (70).Weighable silver: 65 oz.$1,000-1,500

278 139732/28Pair of sterling silver serving disheswhiting mfg co., new york, ny,early 20th centuryShallow dish with fluting to bodyand scalloped rim, monogrammed.Total weight: 22 oz.$200-400

279 139732/19Sterling silver fruit basketf.m. whiting & co., northattleboro, ma, early 20th centuryReticulated body with applied scrolldesign along shaped oval border, thehinged swing handle openworkedwith floral appliques, raised onsimilarly designed base, monogramto handle, retailed by Maier &Berkele.H: 4, W: 14, D: 11 in. 30 oz.$300-500

280 132230/1Sterling silver trophyearly 20th century, makers mark unidentifiedOf typical circular form with twinscroll handles raised on steppedcircular foot, engraved “ FidelityUnion Club Golf Trophy Three ManTeams” to one side.H: 5 1/2 in. 18 oz.$300-500

281 132218/10Sterling silver coffee potrichard dimes company, south boston, ma, early 20th centuryBaluster form with ebonized wood scroll handle raised on stepped circularbase, “Peter Van Dyck Reproduction circa 1724” engraved to underside.H: 9 in. 17 oz.provenance:From the Estate of Mary N. Spence née Newbold Cross, Bernardsville, NewJersey and New York, New York.$400-600


275 132054/5Sterling silver flatware service fortwelvefrank w. smith silver co., gardner, ma, 1924, retailed bytheodore b. starr“Priscilla” pattern, comprising twelveeach dinner knives and forks,luncheon knives, salad forks, fishknives and forks, teaspoons, bouillonspoons, demitasse spoons; ten eachluncheon forks and butter knives;eleven each tablespoons and oysterforks; thirteen place spoons;together with eight Gorham iced teaspoons, Dominick & Haff sugartongs, a J.E. Caldwell ladle, and twoserving spoons. (175).Weighable silver: 213 oz.$2,500-3,500


284 132149/5Art Nouveau sterling silver bowlj.e. caldwell & co., philadelphia,pa, early 20th centuryOpenwork everted rim withalternating floral, lattice and scrolldecoration, bowl with similar inciseddesign and double C-scrollcartouches with floral blossom andleaves to reserves, monogrammedto center.H: 2 1/2, Dia: 11 in. 23 oz.provenance:From the estate of Mr. and Mrs. A.DeWitt Smith, Wilkes-Barre, PA.$200-400

285 132094/6Two sterling silver traysfrank m. whiting & co., northattleboro, ma, early 20th centuryOf shaped rectangular form withlobed rim and incised acanthuscartouches, one with monogram toreserve, the other tray by Hamilton,plain oval form with monogram tocenter. (2).L: 16, W: 11 1/4 in. (larger tray).Total weight: 40 oz.$400-600

286 132052/8Collection of sterling silver disheswm. b. durgin, concord, nh, early 20th centuryIncluding a reticulated dish withopenwork handle, monogramed“Elaine Powell 1917” to center, and apartially fluted dish with gadroonedrim; together with three smallerdishes, all monogrammed. (5).Dia: 10 in. (largest),Total weight: 38 oz.$500-700

287 131907/12Four Art & Crafts hammeredsterling silver articlesearly 20th centuryIncluding a Dominick & Haff twin-handled dish; Gorham cup, thehandle terminating in leaves, dated1916; Lebolt footed vessel; and TheMeriden Britannia Co. weightedtrumpet vase retailed by the H. E.Heacock Co., Manila, Philippines.(4).H: 14 in. (vase). Weighablesilver: 10 oz.$300-500

282 132157/5Twelve sterling silver cordialsinternational silver co., meriden, ct, early 20th centuryPierced rim with applied bellflowerdrop motif raised on steppedcircular base, stamped with I.S. Co.and Meriden Britannia Co. eaglemark, fitted with etched glass liners,monogrammed. (12).Total weight: 16 oz.$300-500

283 132149/3Sterling silver serving traytheodore b. starr, new york, ny,early 20th centuryOval shape, rim cast with scrollingborder and acanthus leaves,monogram to center; together witha Frank M. Whiting & co. lobed bowlwith similar applied scroll motif torim, monogrammed. (2).L: 16, W: 11 1/2 in. (tray).Total weight: 39 oz.provenance:From the estate of Mr. and Mrs. A.DeWitt Smith, Wilkes-Barre, PA.$500-700


288 131893/1Rare ‘Special Line’ Cubist silverplate three-piece coffee servicealbert feinauer for barbour silver co., hartford, ct, circa 1929-31Comprising a twin-handled open sugar, coffee pot and creamer,the latter with spherical bodies and cylindrical necks withgeometric chased design of right angles and intersecting arcs,stamped to the underside “By Barbour, 5521.” (3).H: 9 1/2 in. (coffee pot).note:In the late 1920s, the International Silver Company hired a newdesigner, Weimar émigré Albert Feinauer (German, 1886-1955).Before moving to the United States, Feinauer taught metalwork atthe School of Arts and Crafts founded by Henry van de Velde. Helater became a designer for Georg Jensen in Copenhagen beforereturning to Weimar where he opened his own jewelry studio. Feinauer’s ‘Special Line’ of silverplate holloware, as seen here, wasmade by the Barbour Silver Company, a division of Internationalthat was introduced in 1929. The Special Line incorporates postWWI German Bauhaus styles, and the chased ornament on thecoffee pot and creamer is reminiscent of the work of Cubistartists who used right-angle steps, arcs, and parallel-lines in theirwork. This type of ornament, as opposed to triangles and otherangular shapes, is rare in American design before 1930.$800-1,200


289 131751/8Art Deco sterling silver coffeeservicethe randahl shop, chicago, il,circa 1930, retailed by shreve,crump & lowComprising a coffee pot withpineapple finial and rosewoodhandle, cream pitcher, twin-handledsugar bowl, and tray with engravedfamily crest and motto.H: 10 3/4 in. (coffee pot).Total weight: 45 oz.$2,000-3,000

290 131907/6Four Arts & Crafts hammered sterling silverarticlesarthur stone and stone associates, gardner,ma, circa 1930sComprising a bowl and mug, monogrammed;and two nut dishes. (4).D: 5 1/4 in. (bowl). Total weight: 16 oz.$400-600

291 131907/7Arts & Crafts ‘hand wrought’ hammeredsterling silver bowlcellini craft, evanston, il, circa 1934The lobed circular bowl with hammered sidesand plain well.D: 10 1/2 in. 21 oz.$400-600

292 131957/1Sterling silver flatware servicewilliam s. warren for r. wallace & sons mfg. co.,wallingford, ct, circa 1934“Rose Point” pattern, comprising twelve each dinnerknives and forks, salad forks, and iced tea spoons;eighteen teaspoons; three tablespoons; two saladserving spoons; and one each butter spreader,master butter knife, soup spoon, ladle, and saladserving fork. (76).Weighable silver: 78 oz.$1,200-1,800

293 131982/6Sterling silver bowlreed and barton, taunton, ma, circa 1937Lobed circular form with applied beaded design andoutcurving rim raised on four ball feet.H: 2 3/4 W: 10 1/2 in. 14 oz.$300-500



295 132157/13Five-piece sterling silver tea andcoffee servicedominick & haff, new york, ny,first half 20th centuryIncluding a hot water kettle onstand, coffee pot, teapot, creamer,and covered sugar, of octagonalform raised on oval base, handleswith ivory spacers, urn-form finials,monogrammed; together with asilverplated twin-handled tray. (6).H: 12 in. (kettle). Weighablesilver: 72 oz. (excluding burner)$1,000-1,500

296 132157/24Eight sterling silver sherbertsthe loring andrews co., cincinnati,oh, first half 20th centuryRepoussé-worked and incised toshow grape clusters, vines, andleaves to body, raised on circularfoot with similar design, some withgilt-washed interiors; together witha Columbia sterling silver bowl withpierced design and floral blossomsto shoulder on stepped circular foot,weighted. (9).H: 5, Dia: 9 1/4 in. (bowl).Weighable silver: 26 oz.$400-600

294 131755/1Sterling silver six-piece tea andcoffee servicereed and barton, taunton, ma,circa 1937Comprising a hot water kettle onstand with burner, tea and coffeepot, covered sugar, creamer, andwastebowl, of baluster form withbeaded rim, monogrammed. (6).H: 14 3/4 in. (kettle). Weighablesilver: 103 oz.$1,200-1,800


297 139732/51Three sterling silver dishestheodore b. starr, new york, ny,first half 20th centuryCircular serving dish with appliedscroll design and alternating motifsof bellflower pendants and acanthusleaves, engraved to center withmonogram and “1849 May 3, 1899”;together with two smaller bowls byBackes. (3).Dia: 11 1/2 in. Total weight: 28 oz.$400-600

299 131988/43Sterling silver dishreed & barton, taunton, ma, circa1940, retailed by j.e. caldwell“Windsor pattern”, shaped squareform with lobed body.H: 1 1/2, W: 8 1/4, D: 8 1/4 in. 12 oz.provenance:From a prominent Philadelphiacollection$150-250

298 132052/8BSterling silver bowl and plate withChevy Chase Club crestinternational sterling co.,meriden, ct, first half 20th centuryFooted bowl and plate withenameled Chevy Chase Club crest,bowl monogramed “Chevy ChaseClub, Member-Guest Invitation1956”, plate with same monogrambut dated “1957”, Worden-MunnisCo., Boston, MA. (2).H: 3 5/8, Dia: 6 1/2 in.Total weight: 19 oz.$700-900


300 131498/3Sterling silver flatwarealfred g. kintz for international,meriden, ct, circa 1940“Joan of Arc” pattern, comprisingten each dinner knives, dinner andsalad forks, place spoons; nineteenteaspoons; a salad serving set;master butter knife; a serving spoon;sugar spoon; and a pie server. (65).Weighable silver: 70 oz.$1,200-1,800

301 132149/1Sterling silver flatware service fortwelvegeorge l. turner for reed &barton, taunton, ma, circa 1940“Georgian rose” pattern, comprisingtwelve each dinner knives and forks,butter knives, salad forks, bouillonspoons, oyster forks, demitassespoons; twenty four teaspoons; oneeach master butter knife, sugarshell, cream ladle, sugar shovel,meat serving fork; two jelly spoons;together with a shell form casserolespoon, fish server, berry servingspoon, salad serving fork and spoon,a serving fork, and a two-piececarving set in similar patterns. (123).Weighable silver: 119 oz.provenance:From the estate of Mr. and Mrs. A.DeWitt Smith, Wilkes-Barre, PA.$1,500-2,500

302 131319/16Sterling silver flatware servicewilliam s. warren for r. wallace &sons mfg. co., wallingford, ct,circa 1941“Grand Baroque” pattern,comprising five each dinner knivesand forks; six each butter knives andsalad forks; five soup spoons; nineteaspoons; three each iced teaspoons and demitasse spoons; twoeach ladles and olive/pickle forks; atablespoon, pie server, pastry server,sugar tongs, sugar spoon, oysterfork, and a carving fork; togetherwith a sterling souvenir spoon andthree Reed & Barton demitassespoons. (57).Weighable silver: 63 oz.$2,000-3,000


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304 131080/14Sterling silver flatware servicestieff co., baltimore, md, circa 1970“Williamsburg Shell” pattern, comprising eighteach dinner knives, forks, and teaspoons; andseven each cocktail or fruit forks and placespoons. (38).Weighable silver: 43 oz.$500-700

305 138088/7Sterling silver three-piece coffee serviceinternational silver co., meriden, ct, 20th centuryComprising a coffee pot, sugar, and creamer, ofhexagonal form with angular handles and urnform finial, on oval base. (3).H: 10 in. (coffee pot). 22 oz.$300-500

306 138095/7Sterling silver three-piece tea services. kirk & son co., baltimore, md, 20th centuryComprising a teapot, sugar, and creamer ofbaluster form with repoussé floral work to body,handles, and spout, with floriform finial andhinged lid. (3).H: 7 3/4 in. (teapot). Total weight: 21 oz.$500-700

303 131550/36ASterling silver serving platterreed & barton, taunton, ma, 1942 date markOval form, monogrammed.W: 18. D: 12 1/2 in. 48 oz.$800-1,200


307 138088/6A Sterling Silver Five-Piece Tea andCoffee Serviceinternational silver co., meriden,ct, 20th century, retailed by j. e. caldwellComprising a tea and coffee pot,open sugar bowl, creamer, andwastebowl, of flattened oval formwith foliate capped handles andspouts, with bud finial,monogrammed. (5).H: 8 1/4 in. (coffee pot).Total weight: 57 oz.$1,500-2,500

308 138044/26Sterling silver serving dishgeorg jensen inc., usa, 20th centuryCircular form with two applied outcurvinghandles.H: 2 in., W: 11 in. 18 oz.$300-500

309 139732/27Sterling silver reticulated tazzadominick & haff, new york, ny, 20th century,retailed by j.e. caldwell & co.Of typical form, scalloped rim with applied floral andfruit blossoms, raised on circular base with similarfloral appliques; together with smaller reticulatedtazza with grape cluster and foliate design by Bailey,Banks, & Biddle, monogrammed; and a smallreticulated tazza retailed by J.E. Caldwell & Co. (3).H: 5, W: 8 in. (largest). Total weight: 33 oz.$300-500

310 138134/7Sterling silver hammered serving dishgalt and bro, washington dc, 20th centuryFloral circular shaped shallow bowl.Dia: 10 in. 18 oz.$300-500


311 132209/3Collection of American silverholloware20th century, various makersIncluding an oblong serving dish byInternational Sterling; a smallreticulated bowl by Quaker SilverCo.; together with a small bowl andplate and tea strainer. (6).L: 11 in. Total weight: 15 oz.$200-400

312 132210/3Sterling silver custard cupsalvin manufacturing co.,providence, ri, 20th centuryReticulated cup with twin angularhandles, with porcelain cream lining.(12).H: 2, W: 5, D: 3 3/8 in. Weighablesilver: 16 oz.$300-500

313 132218/11Sterling silver coffee potensko, new york, ny, 20th centuryOf tapering cylindrical form withhinged lid and wooden scroll handle.H: 10 in. 25 oz.provenance:From the Estate of Mary N. Spencenée Newbold Cross, Bernardsville,New Jersey and New York, NewYork.$500-700

314 132219/2Five-piece sterling silver hammeredtea setfrank w. smith silver co., gardner,ma, 20th centuryComprising two teapots, coveredsugar, creamer, and wastebowl, ofrounded cube form with angularhandles, raised on square foot,engraved cartouche with monogramto reserve. (5).H: 6 in. Total weight: 73 oz.$3,000-5,000

315 132148/3Sterling silver seven-piece tea andcoffee servicebailey, banks, and biddle,philadelphia, pa, 20th centuryIncluding a hot water kettle on stand,teapot, coffee pot, covered sugar,creamer, wastebowl and an associatedDominick & Haff tea caddy and sugartongs, of squat baluster form withincised floral blossoms and foliatemotif, raised on circular molded foot,with acanthine capped scroll handlesand spouts, monogrammed. (8).H: 9 1/4 in. (kettle on stand).Total weight: 176 oz. (excluding burner)$2,000-3,000


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317 132094/3Pair of sterling silver wine coasterss. kirk & son, baltimore, md, 20th centuryRim repoussé worked to show floralblossoms and leaves on a stippledground; together with a J.E. Caldwellbowl with C-scroll and foliaterepoussé design to rim on texturedground and monogram to center.(3).Dia: 6 1/2 in. (coaster).Total weight: 18 oz.$200-400

318 132052/8ACollection of seven sterling silverdishesfirst half 20th century, various makersIncluding a repoussé-worked nutdish with floral motif by S. Kirk &Son, Baltimore, MD; a small lobedbowl with scalloped rim by WatsonCompany, Attleboro, MA; aquatrefoil shaped dish in the styleGeorg Jensen’s flower “blossom”motif, monogrammed “HNC”;together with a porringer with noliner, two small nut dishes, and anlobed oblong shaped dish. (7).L: 12, W: 4 1/4 in. (largest),Total weight: 31 oz.$400-600

319 131988/48Sterling silver flatware servicer. wallace & sons mfg. co.,wallingford, ct, 20th centuryComprising twelve each dinnerknives and forks, luncheon forks,cream soup spoons; twenty-fourteaspoons; six butter knives; andfour table spoons, monogrammed.(82).Weighable silver: 80 oz.provenance:From a prominent Philadelphiacollection$800-1,200

316 132149/7Sterling silver centerpiece bowltowle silversmiths, newburyport,ma, 20th century, retailed by j.e. caldwell & co.Of shaped circular form with applieddaffodil flowers and buds, incisedand reeded leaves, monogrammedto center.H: 2 1/2, W: 13 in. 26 oz.provenance:From the estate of Mr. and Mrs. A.DeWitt Smith, Wilkes-Barre, PA.$300-500


320 131472/13Unusual sterling silver cigarette casethe thomae co., attleboro, ma, 20th centuryHighly detailed case featuring a map ofEurope to one side and the UnitedStates to the other, with gilt-washedinterior.W: 4 1/2, D: 3 in. 5 oz.$500-700

321 131539/6Sterling silver flatware service for twelvecharles a. bennett for reed & barton, taunton, ma, 20th century“Marlborough” pattern, comprising twelve eachdinner and luncheon knives, dinner and luncheonforks, soup spoons, bouillon spoons, fruit spoons,butter knives, ice cream spoons, iced tea spoons,cocktail forks, demitasse spoons; twenty-fourteaspoons; four serving spoons; and thirteenmiscellaneous serving pieces, in fitted wood box.(185).Weighable silver: 195 oz.$2,500-3,500


322 131560/24Sterling silver reticulated tazzainternational silver co., meriden,ct, 20th centuryThe circular plate with alternatingoval and diamond border overcylindrical stem pierced to show afoliated scroll design,monogrammed.H: 6 1/2 in. 17 oz. (approx.).$300-500

323 131560/28Sterling silver center bowlgraff, washbourne & dunn, new york, ny, 20th centuryLobed hexagonal bowl with appliedfloral rim comprising rosebuds,retailed by Bailey, Banks, & Biddle,monogrammed.H: 2 1/2 in. Diam: 10 3/4 in.Total weight: 13 oz.$200-400

324 131621/95Sterling silver kettle on standearly 20th centuryHot water kettle with foliate andgrape cluster design to lid andunderside of spout, ivory spacers tohandle, leaf-capped finial, raised onstepped circular base.H: 13 1/2 in. (on stand). Weighablesilver (excluding burner): 44 oz.$600-800

325 131681/9Sterling silver set of cordials andsherbert cupselgin silversmith co., new york, ny,20th centuryComprising eight cordials andtwelve sherbert cups, withreticulated lower body, fitted withetched floral spray glass liners,flared rims. (20).H: 4 in. (cordial)$200-400

326 131726/9Pair of sterling silver footed dishes,Danish Modern tastegeorg jensen inc., usa, 20thcenturyEach circular low bowl raised onconforming foot and with stylizedleaf decoration to the stems.H: 1 3/4, D: 6 in. Total weight: 11 oz.$300-500

327 131982/14Sterling silver coffee potinternational sterling co.,meriden, ct, 20th centuryRoyal Danish line, baluster form withivory spacers to handle, raised onstepped circular base, the lid withfoliated finial.H: 8 1/2 in. 18 oz.$300-500

328 131982/7Sterling silver twin handled dish inthe style of Georg Jensenwebster company, northattleboro, ma, 20th centuryOf circular form, the handles withleaf and bead design.W: 11 1/8 in. 12 oz.$300-500

329 132157/20Sterling silver partial flatwareservicelillian v.m. helander forinternational sterling, meriden,ct, second half 20th century“Serenity” pattern, comprising sixdinner knives; seven each dinner andluncheon forks, teaspoons; two tablespoons; one each serving fork andspoon, some monogrammed. (31).Weighable silver: 33 oz.$400-600

330 131080/13Sterling silver flatware servicerobert l. doerfler forinternational, meriden, ct, second half 20th century“Silver Melody” pattern, comprisingten each dinner knives and forks;four salad forks; seven each placespoons and teaspoons; six butterknives; and two each serving spoonsand forks. (48).Weighable silver: 55 oz.$600-800

331 131621/72ACollection of sterling silver-gilthollowaresome retailed by shreve, crump& lowComprising twelve each salts withflared rim and acanthus design tobody and butter pats with foliatedscrolls to rim; together with twelvenut dishes with shell border, 900standard. (36).D: 3 7/8 in. (butter pat).Total weight: 49 oz.$600-800

332 131746/31JSterling silver bowl and undertrayovington and towle respectivelyThe large Paul Revere reproductionbowl with sightly flared rim andcircular foot, the floriform undertraywith shaped and lobed rim. (2).D: 13 in. (tray). Total weight: 55 oz.$600-800

333 131501/2Collection of sterling silver servingpiecesIncluding a Gorham “Chantilly”salad serving set; R. Wallace & Sons“Carmel” casserole spoon; andtwelve Web straw spoons; togetherwith two silverplate items. (17).Weighable silver: 13 oz.$200-400

334 132157/4Group of fourteen sterling silverdessert platesComprising twelve plates withrepoussé beaded design to rim andsix plates with gadrooned border,some monogrammed, stamped“Sterling” to underside. (14).Dia: 6 in. Total weight: 44 oz.$700-900

335 132210/2Sterling silver serving bowlgraff, washbourne, and dunn, newyork, nyOf oblong form, lobed body all overengraved to show scrolls, foliatemotifs and bellflower pendants, rimwith applied beaded and scrolldesign, monogram to center.H: 3 3/4, W: 17, D: 12 1/2 in.Total weight: 25 oz.$700-900

336 138127/7Sterling silver cruet setThe body repoussé-worked to showfloral and vine design, branch-formstem with applied berry clusters andleaves all raised on four feet ofsimilar motif, central cartoucheengraved “Semper Eadem” toreserve, fitted with seven cut glassbottles, and one spoon.H: 17 in. Weighable silver: 40 oz.$600-800

337 132157/28Collection of sterling silver platesand dishesvarious makersIncluding a Towle plate with incisedbellflower drop pendants and foliatecapped cartouches with floralblossoms on a stippled ground tothe reserve; a Wm. B. Durgin platewith openwork acanthine and scrollmotif, monogrammed; a RichardDimes Co. plate with gadrooned andbeaded rim; together with threeother plates and three servingdishes. (9).Weighable silver: 70 oz.$800-1,000

338 131870/13Sterling silver trumpet vaseThe scalloped rim and base withapplied foliate and shell-form workwith knopped base of similaropenwork design, monogrammed.H: 10 1/8 in. 9 oz.$300-500

339 138095/11Collection of sterling silver servingpiecesIncluding a Georg Jensen cake knife;two Tiffany & Co. child’s spoons;Shreve & Co. tea strainer; a Germanserving spoon with engraved familycrest of three ostrich plumes,Altenburg, probably 18th century; aJaponisme silver mounted shoe horn(unmarked); and a pair of grapeshears (apparently unmarked). (7).Weighable silver: 5 oz.$300-500



340 132120/2Sterling silver, ivory, semi-precious cabochon and paste jewel chess setnorth americanComprising the full compliment of thirty-two pieces including sixteenpawns; four each rooks, knights, bishops; two queens, and two kings, eachfigure chased and repoussé-worked with carved ivory faces, the king, queen,and bishop with paste jewels to garments, all figures raised on circular baseinset with semi-precious cabochons. (32).H: 7 1/2 in. (king). Weighted.$6,000-8,000

Other Silver from the AmericasLots 340-345


340A 131988/40Peruvian hammered sterling silver traywelsch, limaShaped circular form with reeded design to border,900 standard.Diam: 17 in. (approx). 46 oz.provenance:From a prominent Philadelphia collection$600-800

341 131870/11Sterling silver overlay pitcher andtwo perfume bottles20th centuryIncluding a glass pitcher with bright-cut engraved overlay by Matthews& Co., 999 standard and twoMexican perfume bottles. (3).H: 6 in. (pitcher).$300-500

342 131550/33Mexican sterling silver salversanborns, mexico city, 20th centuryCircular form with shaped notchedborder raised on three C-scroll feet;together with a William Spratlingsterling silver box with copperaccents, Taxco, 1930s. (2).D: 12 in. Total weight: 37 oz.$800-1,200

343 131988/41Mexican sterling silver dishcasa prieto, mexico city, second half 20th centuryLobed circular shallow form bowl with scalloped rim, withtwin angular and C-scroll handles, raised on four ball feet.H: 3 1/4, W: 15 1/4 in. (over handles). 37 oz.provenance:From a prominent Philadelphia collection$500-700


344 138085/14Sterling silver and glass refreshersetmexicoComprising eight tumblers and onepitcher, each with floral and foliateoverlay. (9).H: 7 1/8 in.$800-1,000


345 138042/31Mexican sterling silver six-piece tea and coffee service20th centuryComprising a twin-handled tray, coffee and teapot, creamer, wastebowl, andcovered sugar, of lobed baluster form with acanthine design to spouts. (6).H: 11 1/4 in. (coffee pot). Total weight: 202 oz.$3,000-5,000

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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 and conditionsset forth below which constitutes the complete statement of the termsand conditions on which all property is offered for sale. by bidding atthe auction, whether present in person or by agent, by written bid,telephone, internet or other means, the buyer agrees to be bound bythese terms and conditions.

Premium shall be: 25% on the first$50,000 of the hammer price ofeach lot, 20% on the portion from$50,001 through $1,000,000, and12% thereafter.

14Unless exempted by law from thepayment thereof, the buyer will berequired to pay any and all federalexcise tax and any state and/or localsales taxes, including wheredeliveries are to be made outside thestate where a sale is conducted,which may be subject to acorresponding or compensating taxin another state.

15Freeman’s may, as a service to buyerarrange to have purchased propertyposted and shipped at the buyer’sexpense. Freeman’s is notresponsible for any acts or omissionsin packing or shipping of purchasedlots whether or not such carrierrecommended by Freeman’s. Packingand handling of purchased lots is atthe responsibility of the buyer and isat the entire risk of the buyer.

16In no event shall any liability ofFreeman’s to the buyer exceed thepurchase price actually paid.

17 No claimed modification oramendment of this Agreement onthe part of any party shall bedeemed extant, enforceable orprovable unless it is in writing thathas been signed by the parties tothis Agreement. No course ofdealing and no delay or omission onthe part of Freeman’s in exercisingany right under this Agreement shalloperate as a waiver of such right orany other right and waiver on anyone or more occasions shall not beconstrued as a bar to or waiver ofany right or remedy of Freeman’s onany future occasion.

18These Conditions of Sale and thebuyer’s, the Consignor’s andFreeman’s rights under theseConditions of Sale shall be governedby, construed and enforced inaccordance with the laws of theCommonwealth of Pennsylvania andConsignor and Buyer agree to theexclusive jurisdiction of thePhiladelphia, Pennsylvania Court ofCommon Pleas and the UnitedStates District Court for the EasternDistrict of Pennsylvania.

will also be responsible for all costs,including warehousing, the expenseof the ultimate sale, and Freeman’scommission at its regular ratestogether with all related andincidental charges, including legalfees. Payment is a precondition toremoval. Payment shall be by cash,certified check or similar bank draft,or any other method approved byFreeman’s. Checks will not bedeemed to constitute payment untilcleared. Any exceptions must bemade upon Freeman’s writtenapproval of credit prior to sale. Inaddition, a defaulting buyer will bedeemed to have granted andassigned to Freeman’s, a continuingsecurity interest of first priority inany property or money of, or owingto such buyer in Freeman’spossession, and Freeman’s mayretain and apply such property ormoney as collateral security for theobligations due to due to Freeman’s.Freeman’s shall have all of the rightsaccorded a secured party under thePennsylvania Uniform CommercialCode.

10Unless the sale is advertised andannounced as “without reserve”,each lot is offered subject to areserve and Freeman’s mayimplement such reserves by biddingthrough its representatives on behalfof the Consignors. In certaininstances, the Consignor may payless than the standard commissionrate where Freeman’s or itsrepresentative is a successful bidderon behalf of the Consignor. Wherethe Consignor is indebted toFreeman’s, Freeman’s may have aninterest in the offered lots and theproceeds therefrom, other than thebroker’s Commissions, and all salesare subject to any such interest.

11No “buy” bids shall be accepted atany time for any purpose.

12Any pre-sale bids must be submittedin writing to Freeman’s prior tocommencement of the offer of thefirst lot of any sale. Freeman’s copyof any such bid shall conclusively bedeemed to be the sole evidence ofsame, and while Freeman’s acceptsthese bids for the convenience ofbidders not present at the auction,Freeman’s shall not be responsiblefor the failure to execute, or, toexecute properly, any pre-sale bid.

13A Buyer’s Premium will be added tothe successful bid price and ispayable by the buyer as part of thetotal purchase price. The Buyer’s

8Upon the fall of the hammer, title toany offered lot or article willimmediately pass to the highestbidder as determined in the exclusivediscretion of the auctioneer, subjectto compliance by the buyer withthese Conditions of Sale. Buyerthereupon assumes full risk andresponsibility of the property sold,agrees to sign any requestedconfirmation of purchase, and agreesto pay the full price, plus Buyer’sPremium, therefore or such part,upon such terms as Freeman’s mayrequire.

9No lot may be removed fromFreeman’s premises until the buyerhas paid in full the purchase pricetherefor including Buyer’s Premiumor has satisfied such terms thatFreeman’s, in its sole discretion,shall require. Subject to theforegoing, all Property shall be paidfor and removed by the buyer athis/her expense within ten (10)days of sale and, if not so removed,may be sold by Freeman’s, or sentby Freeman’s to a public warehouse,at the sole risk and charge of thebuyer(s), and Freeman’s mayprohibit the buyer fromparticipating, directly or indirectly,as a bidder or buyer in any futuresale or sales. In addition to otherremedies available to Freeman’s bylaw, Freeman’s reserves the right toimpose a late charge of 1.5% permonth of the total purchase price onany balance remaining ten (10) daysafter the day of sale. If Property isnot removed by the buyer within ten(10) days, a handling charge of 1%of the total purchase price permonth from the tenth day after thesale until removal by the buyer shallbe payable to Freeman’s by thebuyer; Freeman’s shall charge 1.5%of the total purchase price permonth for any property not soremoved within 60 days after thesale. Freeman’s will not beresponsible for any loss, damage,theft, or otherwise responsible forany goods left in Freeman’spossession after ten (10) days. If theforegoing conditions or anyapplicable provisions of law are notcomplied with, in addition to otherremedies available to Freeman’s andthe Consignor (including withoutlimitation the right to hold thebuyer(s) liable for the bid price)Freeman’s, at its option, may eithercancel the sale, retaining asliquidated damages all paymentsmade by the buyer(s), or resell theproperty. In such event, the buyer(s)shall remain liable for any deficiencyin the original purchase price and

1Unless otherwise indicated, allProperty will be offered by Freeman’sas agent for the Consignor.

2Freeman’s reserves the right to varythe terms of sale and any suchvariance shall become part of theseConditions of Sale.

3Buyer acknowledges that it had theright to make a full inspection of allProperty prior to sale to determinethe condition, size, repair orrestoration of any Property.Therefore, all property is sold “AS-IS”. Freeman’s is acting solely as anauction broker, and unless otherwisestated, does not own the Propertyoffered for sale and has made noindependent investigation of theProperty. Freeman’s makes nowarranty of title, merchantability orfitness for a particular purpose, orany other warranty or representationregarding the description,genuineness, attribution, provenanceor condition to the Property of anykind or nature with respect to theProperty.

4Freeman’s in its sole and exclusivediscretion, reserves the right towithdraw any property, at any time,before the fall of the hammer.

5Unless otherwise announced by theauctioneer at the time of sale, allbids are per lot as numbered in theprinted catalogue. Freeman’sreserves the right to determine anyand all matters regarding the order,precedence or appropriate incrementof bids or the constitution of lots.

6The highest bidder acknowledged bythe auctioneer shall be the buyer.The auctioneer has the right to rejectany bid, to advance the bidding at hisabsolute discretion and in the eventof any dispute between bidders, theauctioneer shall have the sole andfinal discretion either to determinethe successful bidder or to re- offerand resell the article in dispute. If anydispute arises after sale, theFreeman’s sale record shall beconclusive in all respects.

7If the auctioneer determines that anyopening or later bid or any advancebid is not commensurate with thevalue of the Property offered, he mayreject the same and withdraw theProperty from sale.

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To ensure the safety of your property Freeman’s requests removal within 10 business days of the sale date. Collection hoursare Mon - Fri, 9:30 - 4:30pm. For larger items, please email [email protected] to schedule a loading dockappointment. For purchase release to persons not listed on your contract or invoice, 3rd party authorization is required.Please mail or fax, 215.599.2240, a signed letter stating receipt/item(s) or sale/lot(s) and name of 3rd party collectingproperty. Freeman’s does not handle packing or shipping. The shippers listed below have worked with Freeman’s clients inthe past and will be happy to provide you with quotes for the packing and shipping of your property.

VG Packaging LLCContact: Gordon G Murray II12 Salem RoadSchwenksville, PA 19473484.552.8741Fax: [email protected]

UPS StoreContact: John Bohach51 North 3rd StreetPhiladelphia, PA 19106215.629.4990Fax: [email protected]

Mr. C’sContact: Charles [email protected]

Cadogan Tate Fine ArtCadogan House, 41-20 39th StreetSunnyside, New York 11104718.706.7999Fax: [email protected]

A. Mastrocco Jr. Moving & StorageContact: Roseanne1060 Louis DriveWarminster, PA 18991215.491.0346Fax: [email protected]

Aiston Fine Art ServiceP.O. Box 3434Grand Central StationNew York, NY 10163212.715.0629Fax: [email protected]

Atelier Art Services103 East Sharpnack StreetPhiladelphia, PA [email protected]

The Packaging StoreContact: Duane Freed2333 West Main StreetLansdale, PA 19446215.361.6940Fax: [email protected]

FURNITURE & LARGER ITEMS:For larger pieces where delivery time isnot the primary concern, we suggestgetting your items freighted:

www.plyconvanlines.comwww.nwdelivery.comwww.freightquote.com.

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depart≤ents

Appraisalssa≤uel ≤ free≤an iijames e buckleydonald e walteramy parentilaura cox

Consignmentssamuel h cooperjames e buckleyjeffery miller

≤useum Servicesthomas b. mccabe ivlynda a cain

Client Servicesmary maguire carrollmarianne dagescara bishoffbethany mobbsfran nicosiawhitney longlauren carpinelli

Operationsnathan norleyherbert draytonderrick draytongerald davisdarryll byram

Financemark beckermankaren bajczyk

Business Development & ≤arketingtara theune davismelissa gellerthomas b mccabe ivchristopher brownesusannah mcgovern

Trusts & Estatessamuel t freeman iiithomas b. mccabe ivholen miles lewisamy parentimatthew wilcoxlaura coxjeffrey miller

Photographyelizabeth fieldelizabeth schultzthom clarkryan buckwalter

officers

chair≤ansamuel ≤ freeman ii

vice chair≤anmargaret d freeman

vice chair≤analasdair nichol

presidentpaul roberts

chief operating officerhanna dougher

executive vice presidentja≤es e buckley

senior vice presidentdavid weisstara theune-davis

chief financial officereric a smith

vice presidentsdavid j bloom lynda a cainanne henrysamuel t. freeman iiimatthew wilcoxthomas b mccabe iv

Directory

Printsanne henrydavid weissaimee pfliegerandrew hubercandace vivianfred frederick

European Art & Old Mastersalasdair nicholdavid weissandrew hubercandace vivian

Photographs & Photobooksaimee pfliegercandace vivianfred frederick

Modern & Contemporary Artanne henryalasdair nichol david weissaimee pfliegercandace vivianfred frederick

Oriental Rugs & Tapestriesrichard cervantesdavid weiss

Books, Manuscripts, Maps& Ephemeradavid j bloomchristiana scavuzzo

specialist departments

American Furniture, Decorative & Folk Artlynda a cainsamuel ≤ free≤an iiwhitney bountytim lambert

American Silversamuel ≤ free≤an ii

Asian Artsrichard cervantesrobert waterhouse

(consulting specialist)tianhan gaoandrew zajack

English & ContinentalFurniture & Decorative Artsdavid walkertim andreadissarah blattnertim lambert

Silver & Objet de Vertudavid walkersarah blattner

Fine Jewelry & Watchessamuel ≤ free≤an iimadeline mccauleyallia dhodynatalie prusich

American Artalasdair nichol david weissandrew hubercandace vivian

colin clarkeCharlottesville, [email protected]: 434.296.4096

kelly wrightBoston, [email protected]: 617.367.3400

maya o’donnell-shahWayne, [email protected]: 610.254.9700

matthew s [email protected]: 215.940.9825

william [email protected]: 513.802.0090

representatives

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Holiday Sale featuring the Collection of Vincent Smith-Durham, Hav-A-Mil House Auction 12/17/13

Including paintings and sculpture by Fritz Bultman (American, 1919-1985) anda fine selection of studio ceramics by Toshiko Takaezu (American, 1922-2011)

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Exhibition opens Friday, December 13 at10am

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